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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-24

The GOODNESS Of the mornings and evenings,
just now, is premonitory of the approach of Au-
tumn, the delightful season of the 'sear and vel
low leaf" OF course there will be many warm
days ere the biting frosts OF Autumn superycne
but the swelter and opprcssiyencss of summer
have gone. The most beautiful season Of the
yenr will soon make its advent; when air, water
and vegetation combine to make Mother Earth
beautiful to her children. How old she is-both
wrinkled and grim Sometimes-but the sunshine
lights up her features, as good nature does the
withcred faces of old grand dames and we love
her, and best of all when sue is literally filling
our hands with the autumn harvest of golden
grain and luscious fruits!
49, ------4sGosp---
IHE Paris correspondent of the London Globe
says that the Princess Clotilde though mere
girl, is just now exercising very marked infIu-
ence on the destiny of her native country. She
never concealed at the court here, her personal
conviction that she was.a modern Iphigenia,
inundated for state purposes, and she loudly
claims performance of the compact A kingdom
of Italy, ona large and independent, basis,
for Victor Emanuel and the House of SAVOY.
was the stipulation the marriage contract, and
she talks of returning to her fatherif the bargain
is eyaded: Old Jerome Napoleon backs his
4daughter-in-l law.
TnE latest Liverpool circulars relative TO
breadstuffs, says: Harvesting is progressing
accompanied by ,6ne weather. The excessive
heat which we have had will most probably be
found to have injured the quantity as we'll as
the qualitylof the crop, both here and,in differ.
emf parts of the Continent Prices are, in con-
sequence, well supported. There arc some com
plants as to the earlyerop Of potatoes, but this
seems'to be matterlof course at this period of
the season"
4 -7-->sao.e--
LIE FoLLEr has '.iust seen a novel. and charm.
iQgstoilctte, viz: Dress of white muslin, with
nine f6unccs, trimmed with bIacly velvet. Leg.
hoTn, bonnet, with long black feather fastened
.witha bunch of white roses. The same flower
n5ths cap: White cachemire shawl, trimmed
with two,rows orelegantblacllac lace, very wide.n
st#lstss q -fsi1fta ztEHa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-24
oreu lIo4-rns & Co.
OES'u A4of:stuS ~ Co. J IN CnAnCefS III W.
VS.. Circuit CDur; Gf
Warden E.Iw.r.Is 81 ais. OHIO county, Va

warden E8.rs. ct ala. o SitS1 aoS G@S,' u.
BY virtue of decree prouounced by court in satI
cause the 9th day OF june 1852 will proceed al M
office in the city % Wheeling, in said county, tn" IN
day OF August, 1852 to take and
several liens upon against te real tue tfu.
ants, Warden Edwards, Of either of them Together
with their several pr;rrtes; also, tile value Of said
estate, together with the nLual rents and profits
same, &c.
All persons having liens acainst the real estate
Warden Edwards of eli her tlrn. arr l,,r.by
tilted 20 arpe rbGfcre heOre the ~ mans,
and attend to their liteTeats in the premises.
JyZJ EnW Il. EITHIIEtiII r'nnl'r.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-24

tbs WellsyiIIe Patriot, in speaking of. the
coming Wheeling fair, and The place Of its To-
cation, on'the Island, says
This fair ground is probably the handsomest
and best regulated in the western country, and
is permanent "institution;" and as. it is acc6s-
sible from every point>of the compass by rail.
road and by steamboat. thousands will flock TO
1t VINO will not endure the fatigue of dragging
road wagon. The premiums are liberal, and the
best stock in the5land and finest productions Of
the soil will be there
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-24
Banking House % Sale.

THE Banking House present occupied by he Gu,
4 Deposit Bank Of Wheeling, owned by t'e Manufacture
ers and Farmers Bank is offered Mt private sal Iae
sold prior to Saturday, the 1f September usx il viii
be sold at public auction on that day.
FOr price and terms, apply TO J. II. DICKEY
aug22-tl or THOS. SWEENEY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-24
Another .'Nigser,, Loat-The Union I'm.
dnngered.
[From-the Fayette (Pa.) Patriot. i

s9sTo9naeo oy ms tawning officials,
, - OF o1lcefseeksEs
anu paENISls. was durngihls stay
tIas Tue nominated him tor,re
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sue lIot very wei uo H So
aS a1a as oeoloro, oulln
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SusSH a.u .ne o!ion AZ any iI " aPpFe-
SHe N N o,cts =
.iiie staSe one lnaeu ut beuloEa' WIN
.ie ot.let sou.Le.h ceiepE't'eS' ahu pToeseoeu
S put llie eilect u tls chinse
an 't.'u was wv poMes'I loI tue aeG
Vi tiS eoig W poi ~" Vi e1lo iFesueIis
@lT suoeteliy sile et'ile among the
Do , Sreat eN.
~
~. o. te uangef 70 the
tte itls'i ce u el.e
ms 70 llurly nltner anu
y tnI WHO" properly, ana re-
S.' " ~: tStulty.
ana swirl
ms ~ I.'s sie' ~ every ul.ecuon.-
~, o putin Fequlslaoh ana
se oess y NC army OF o!!ow'
Sts "us sMlt ~ luz CLihse: through Tue long
oors 9. me gnt inc resident paced 70 ana iro
-. "N'ous eAPGSt"ItV!i vi IIuttiSS IRON Tue luSl-
tive, and the "lone, lone widow" mourned the
prooaoe loss Oh @9o ,g 10 81 ,ooo IRON her I'M
nrncd and ny go n tn eta
from the slave. The sschatte was safe from ai5.
prehension. The widow was ninues severalhun-
dred dollars, and without her tayorite and skill
G o3 one
The crowd of faithful Democrats was disconso
late. There was no kindly hand and smiling face
there to administer consolation and comfort to
o9 ao"a1 10 AGO 10 els inc story mad
SBIac Republicansin the nei@bborbodd yrorc
sacrilepiouslv mnking merry nya, tho sad rro.
lic.megf ~ TTn;o,SS7 .. ,,r : "a s '.>S
It was forthwith determined therefore s that The
President,and retinue should depart the inhos.
pitable regions of Bedford, and in short time
nc ana ms admirers and the widow bercit OF
nat Go on ana Tn9 inc
Dixons line, in the sluveholding State Of Mary.
land 1t was certainly very cruel that the un-
certainty Gftaan riches should be 50 singular
sn @E e ton Se o &c o. the ptG
IcIIt, htu lAaki tOO, On the SOl OIL MS native
a.s.lss, n ~ IS tnat ne WI never
recoeetons to Himself and f6 III u % pau
.s-2-
IN Cincinnati, the other day, two labOring
;sss.s, S----
ps0ssSu,9r 'ns o,ner rs defendant 1t APP
penTea mat inc defendant had endeayored to
split the prosecutors head with spade, but
had only wounded his lip. The defendant adj
~ - t"s'o nu oee'' eodness between
would a" s n, ms and nc said he
we'll Tho n.asoe aSsu sns sLnas nau ne oeen
analoav tbat gsse ss,, |ts 80 onarmea " inc
s.il. aSNou ,"e magistrate TO. oe
"lSy On MS friend, and II ne couldn't be aisy,
i)n mic s1,ro A.. =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-24
DR.. HALEY MCCOY,

Ott' E1ALIEH INHOOYy
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON 6 oBSTETEICIAN.
9EING supplied with the extensive assortment e
ID Instruments and fixtures in the city, prepared
times to perform the various such lnpntaon
neutrality-suspicious. ClulFeet, Eular -e T0nss,
on lip, Cleftpaate the Eye for Cataract,
lie Jarvis Adiuser fractures, and disiocatons.
Grateful to the people OF Wheeling the liberal
patronage he has received. he hops merit
of public favor. ONCE Sd and Chapae ss, Centre
Wheeling. nuc2E-It&
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-24
john Gartler

John Cartier ia C,aucery in Il
W. Circuit Court ii
Philip Hoffman ninA'r and heirs, ohto eop,y, u
Byvirtue Of decree made ia ills cause on the :Iii
o. june 1859, Will proceed, my Office ia the
Wheeling, in said county, 25t day of Ansus
10 state and take the account Of the administration of III
estate Of said deceased, also the amount situation vaa
and annual value of the real estate deceased
the liens thereon il also all debts and
said esie, their amounts AMI character, classifying
same according to the statute in sach pr
All Interested Will take notice and attend accornry
JyZo EDR. ii. FITZIIGGH, CONF
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-24

:. SLsIxrY. years ago the State of Virginia, in
poiat of population and wealth, was far in adj
vance of the State of New York Virginia
placed her reliance upon. Slave labor for future
growth, and greatness: New York, as soon. as.
labor as an element of progress. a recent re-
liable publication furnishes some interesting
statistics to prove the advantage of the course
marked out by the Empire States We quote
but single fact:-"In August, 1856, the real
and personal estate assessed. inithe. city of New
York, amounted in valuation to S5ll, O,491,
showing that New York city alone is worth far
more than the whole State of Virginia. the ex-
cess being $l9o,o94,o58. May we not attribute
this great prosperity of one State to her Tree
Labor system, and the decay of the other to
her Slaoe Labor system?
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-24

A Baltitnorcan, Qua visit to Boston, writes to
his paper thatit is depraved place lie says
Save us from Puritanic purity, If we lock for
it when night spreads her sable MANTLE Bal,
timore and Philadelphia. and even New York,
are models of virtue byl comparison, and with
the suggestive difference, that Boston .assnn,os
a,virtue ifshe has itnot.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-24

A CORRESPONDENT of the New York Times
who visited tho hospital at Brescia recently,
describes the character of some of the wounded
as being very singular. He mentions the fol-
lowing;
Among these We saw man in whom both
eyes had been carried away, tile ball making a
hole through the upper part of the nose, which
stu preserved its form and allowed the light to
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-24
-sP Eol AZ sc TIoEs-

sP ECiAL NO TIC Es.
Rurnelt's COconInc For Tie Hair.
3urnetts Cocaine softens the Hair.
Burnetts Cocoaine Prevents badness
Sold by LAUGHLINs & HUsnPIELD.
DR.. TOdl's Ant-Bllious Pills,
DR.. Todds Anti. Bilious Pills.
DR.. Todd's Anti. Bilious Pills, -
Sold by LAUGHLINS & BUSHFIELD.
Tasteess Worm Powder,
Tastelcss Worm Powder,
TRstcless Worm Powder,
s"li by LAUalILINs &BUsHF1EID.
OIL of Grapevine,
OIL of Grapevine,
Oil of Grapevine,
Sold by LAUGHLINs & DUsuF1ELD.
n. De Valttt's Female Pill
81. De Eallett's Female Pill
NJ De Halett's Female Pill,
Sold by LAUGiIITNs & BUsIIFIELD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-24

Mr.. BErcnER-thc welliknown II. Ways
Travelling is very much like eating crabs You
have much shell, many claws, andslittle meat.
But read of travels is to have your crabs
served up to you without trouble of2opening or
extracting::n He is. in the country and tells his
Independent readers that
sfIemay belof some comfort totyou to know
that birds are nearly through their song season.
Ltds cnl j.. in maidenhood and marriage that they
sing. Like many other pretty creatures upon
whose musical education eggtpains .heye, RP9ag
much and quite neglect all their accomplish
mcnts. The dear little sparrow-the song spar
rows an exception This little homely bird
sings right through the year, in green leaf, yell
low leaf, and scar leaf"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-24

Tnn poor young King of Portugal is in a sad
state of mind since the demise ofhis consort =
He was one of the most attached OF loving hus.
bands. In letter to his friend, the Duke Of
Terceira, he says-"It is sad to have known
the greatest of misfortunes at the age of ambi-
ton and ofthe illusions that usually accompany
it | am resigned to my lot, and l will fulHil
my duties for what my lot is, and not for what
it might have been"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-24

Coon MARE. "A correspondent. dating
from Mount Pleasant, Ohio, wants to knoge'.
whether he hasn't right to pride himselfon Il
breeding mare that could trot in three minutes,
when. three years old, without training, whose
lam could show strain OF Sir Arcbev9 W.
think he has, and congratulate him on the nos.
session Of the promising colt which he had byi
hcr.--P0Ete,'s lSpirit.S1y-5 ~ y !
TnE meeting Of all the Irish Catholic bishops.
lin Dublin, attracted much attentionfn England.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-24
Lay on MaclufT-
and slammed be lie who first cries
Hold Enough!'

1
HERE'S the sensation heading which one Of
the New York papers puts over speech Of
Sam llouston's, in hisrecent Texas compaign:
He Declares Himself National, Conserva-
tive, Union-I4oving, Discord- Hating Convention
Dcspising, Anti.Slave Trade AMI. Abolition.
i Anti-I&now Nothing, Pacific Railroad, Cuba.
Acquisition, Mexico. Protcctoratc, Administra.
traton Supporting Mountaineering Old Fogv
Democrat of the Old School. g
The Detroit Tribune says that ". H. Seward
is the the Grst choice of Michigan for President,
and has been for the past two Presidential con.
tests. The Milwaukee Sentinel, another Re-
publican sheet, says that Wisconsin shares in
this sentiment, and will gladly give her electoral
vote to Senator Seward in 500, ..as the abest
Statesman Of the day.
A Philadelphia paper says as the DAYS grow
shorter and colder, old bachelors become more
and more restless and dissatisfied, and after a
while panacea.is sought for in a pair of dim
pies, marriage certificate and five hundred
dollars worth of household furniture, and con.
graduates the clergymcn that the coming Win.
ter is torcshadowed as one of unusual aSperity
and marriage fees will be plethorrc''
TnE feat of Mr.. Delnve at Rochester, seems
has excited Mr.. Blondin, and now lie announces
that he will cross his rope this week, aud carry
with him cooking stove and utensils. and
when In the middle of the river will cook nm
nneIette Tor the passengers of the Maid. of the
f N Great rivalry between the roDe walkers
these days.
Gsaes
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-24

Il = 7lHf.E
TnE following appeal to the white working
classes of Tennessee was made on the eve of the
late election, by the Nashville Banner, the lead
ing Opposition paper:
woRK1NGxEN, READ AND HAND TO YOUR NEIGnBorl
We have shown that there is a fanaticism
prevalent among the Southern Democracy de.
grading to fee white laborinlg men.that they
and "smoll- listed" as Struggling to be gen
teels" as "unit for association with gentle
mans body servant The opinion, has boon
that slavery is the natural and normal condi.
ton of the laboring man, whether he be white
OF black. There is pregnancy in these facts
which should arrest the attention Of every
working man in the South. He should reflect
before he votes to sustain this Democratic party
whether he is not encouraging sentiment
whose tendency is TO degrade him to the level
of the negro slave.
It will be perceived that the above is some
what different from the sort Of appeals which
Mr.. GOggin made in this State and Mr.. Bell in
Kentucky.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-24

The St. Paul Times recently was honest
enough to accuse certain officials with conniying
at the escape of a murderess from prison, there
being strong suspicion that such was tho fact.
For this the Times is summoned in ibeI.suit,
$4,000 damages being asked. That paper
pluckily declares itself ready to prove the
whole iniqnity Of the officers, in court, and
shouts
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-24

TnE Southern Literary Messenger for August,
is a readable serial. The grafton by Hugh Blair
Grigsby, before the Students. Of William and
Mary College, is production of high merit
The poem-or essay in rhymo-of the editor,
CThompsoD is very clever piece of mechanism.
Tho book notices, we think, possess more than
usual animation and discrimination, although we
hardly think well of Thompson's contrasting
Tennyson's Lyric of the War" with ''thc Idyls
of the King" He says that the former was
absurd, while, of the latter, it "is sweet strain,
yet burthened with deep humanity"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-24

9Tnp Duehes of Richmond blazed out at the
Queens balsin London recently, with $3.50, 600
on her head in the shape of diamond tiara
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-24
TuiEY have q sort Of suikY. captious fel-

TuEY have a sort of suiky, captious fell
low in the Ohio State Journal Office, whose
peculiar provinceitis to snarl and grow cynical
over everything. in the newspaper world that
does not happen to coincide with his pedantic no
lions. In last Saturdays issue of that paper
weEfnd copieda 'local item" from the Iatelli-
gencerin#reference to an effort made by officer
Deafenbaugh to stop the blackguardism of a
noisy newspaper yender. After copying this
item, the Journal writer comes to the remarka-
BILE conclusion that
Officer Deafenbaugh is an olIicious ruffian;
that alderman Wright lisa Dogberry in office;
and that the editor of the IntelLigence,, who
apPlauds them, is q very pitiful turnkey.
Now this whole matter concerns the editor OF
the Ohio State Journal about as much as it
concerns a Fegee Islander. and he is, perhaps,
no better acquainted with the circumstances of
the trifling business in hand. No one buta
jacknapes could have come to the corclusion
we have quoted from such premises. The Ian
guage used above Considering the provocation)
Indicates that the Journal writer has .'plontiful
lack" Of the qualities which generally go to
make up decent man, and his mention of the
matter, at all, shows himlto beanofflcious snipe
ofthe press who would sacrifice his sef-respect
and the common ,conrtesies of life, in order to
make an. ostentatious display of his learning.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-24

"WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUG. 4,,.1s59.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-24
q r o g a NsI
u. HAYES & CO.,

Right CmrrIu%e nnd Harness TimIIdcr..
T 0CATIoN IN The Athcnwln Builling corner NM
IL and john streets, opposite the Custom House Wh.
Ing Va. .Always OH hand Carriages superior work
ship, warranted to give satisfctiom Also work mi,
order, OF elAteSt styles ami most improved patterns
the lowest market rates. myiSr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-08-24

PRESr1cH says If corns were hereditary, they
might properly be called patrmonial achers
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-10-13
State Agricultural Fair.

SurERlsrEsDxNrs OFFICE, G. d c. r. R. Co.,
COLUMBIA, Oct. 10, 1869. {
VISITORS to the State Agricultural Fair. to
~ to be held ut Columbia, commencing on
TUESDAY, 8tli NOVEMBER next will DO
passed over this Road for One Fare. On
Monday. Tuesday and "Wednesday return tick.
cts will be given, good for any day to and in
cluding Saturday, 18th NOVEMBER
Stock and all articles intended for Exhibition
will bs transported at the otcners' risk, free of
charge. For this purpose a special train will
leave GreenvilIe on Saturday, 9th November at
o'clock A. NJ.
Persons wishing to avail themselves of this
privilege are reminded Of the necessity of giving
notice at least Ten days beforehand of the ouan.
tity aud character Of the stock TO be shipped.
Attendants travelling with The stock will be ex.
pected to pay one fare. Agents along the line
will be notified Of the time of the arrival of the
stock train at their stations. Up freight will be
charged on all articles purchased at the Fair.
Not more than one bale Of cotton to each plun.
ter will be taken On the above conditions.
E. F. RAWORTH,
Oct IL, 1869 rs I'd
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-10-13
a. Cara.

GEO. L. F. BlRDsoNc-Dear Sir: In tho
qualities of scent, speed, bottom and docility
combined. found no Fox Hound in a respecta.
BILE degree equal I" Mmckle John. The Spanish
variety presented to me By a distinguished ci,i-
zen Of Georgia, III degree Of approximation,
stands nearest Ny Dog Tumaa has run
against dozen lead Dogs They did not keep
company with him in truilug, speed, or bottom
II you would have trial with your Dogs and
mine. renew the Invitation given TO you in
private note, before the challenge passed-to
bring your most reliable Dogs and during q
weeks hunt, You aud will know how your
Dogs and mine compare. This is my las,
card.
Respectfully,
J. w. JONES.
Oct. l2. 1859. 25 It
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-10-13
CARPET s!
AT UNUSUALLY Low PRICESl! !
W NJ. SHEAR,

HAS received a very large supply of CAR
IL PETS among which are,
English Velvet CARPETS, Of new and splen-
did sty les;
English Brussels CARPETS, of John Cross.
ley d Sons. large supply Of new and elegant
patterns;
Superior Three.ply CARPETS, of new and
beautiful styles;
Superior Ingram and Venetian CARPETS,
A supply Of CARPETS, at rs cents per
yard.
The above will be sold at lower prices than
ever before offered In this city. Persons wish.
ing the article. are respectfully invited TO call
aud examine the assortment as / feel assured
they will De convinced that it 10 better TO pur.
ehase their Carpets in Augusta, rather than order
from the Northern cities. .
ALSO,
Rich Embroidered Lace and Muslin CUR.
TAiNS, and some at very low prices;
SATIN DAmASKS sMd nELAIEEs, for
Window Curtains with CORDS and TASSELS
to match;
A large supply of Gold Band and Faney
WINDOW SHADES;
GILT CORNICES and CURTAIN BANDS,
a large supply.
The public are respectfully requested to call
and examine the assortment
Augusta, Ga, Sept. 81, 1859 "a IT
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-10-13
MOORE s. OIJAIFE

Have in store by far the best stock of DON ES-
TIC GOODS they have ever offered:
BLEACHED and BROWN SHIRTINGS,
BLEACilED and BROWN SHEETINGS,
BLEACllED and BROWN LINEN TABLE
DAMASK, very large stock of KERSEYS and
BLANkETS II good stock Of fno BED BLAN.
kETS, DOlLEYS aud NAPKINS, JAMES,
TW FEDS, SAT1NETS and ChOTHS-all
prices; WHITE and STRIPED OSNABURGS.
We know we can fll your orders In this way il,
you will come aud examine. We will take pleas-
ure in showing any Through our stock who want
goods in this or any other department. Our
stock of CROCkERY and GLASSWARE is
very large. Come aud see it if you want any
thing in that way.
The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-10-13
Estate Sale.

MILL ba sold at the residence Of James
w McLees on Tuesday tho Goth day Of DC.
tober next, the Plantation whereon ThoInss Skei.
ton, deceased, formerly lived, containing Seven
Hundred and Seventy Acres. more or less Of
which there is over Que bu"dred acres Of bottom
land, about forty Of which 10 cleared and In
good cultivation, with four hundred acres Of good
wood land, and the remainder cleared. This
plantation Is situated near Rock Mile. in q good
neighborhood and convenient TO several churches
and fiue mills. Also on the same day two Like.
ly Negroes. ono boy about % years of age,
and the other girl about Is years Of age. Also,
Household and Kitchen furniture. spd Va
rious other articleA Terms made known on day
of sale. 80 ' .'''"' '' '''', -
THOMAS r. SHELTON,
+~JAMESJ. MULEES, r. = E1'ora
September 20, 1859 % 81.