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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-23
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, /

On this JOth day Of March A. ID. 1850 personally an
PeaTed before me VIM. q. Davis Justice u the Rae<
to me to he the PerSOn described, and hO
foregoing declaration. who aer having hrn arOt Av
me made acquainted with the eOotpnes thereof and an
an examination separate and apart frOn and SitAout
the hearing Of her husband ledEsd to- Ne that
uses aud purposes therein mentioned and wSA~t ssx
fear, coercion, restraint any undue inu~1ce ~ AsT
said and that she dOeS wiaA to F~trSrt he
execution Of the same. WN a nSViS
81 ~. p.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-23

TUE oopaReAsPsAR AsRsassss0 szAaea Aaeu~sa OAe -
i dsrsleNsl uadeF The aAna ~ HUNG cNUN0 { CO. o
tAls cay deceived y sasAl sca.sea Han rsa
paFensIsl having saa hs sixth AfOA b - Na0SeS
o. the Company, and be Gin Aea - PSSPaasA 81 ~
desss contracts he coGPany uaAy uahe AeA anA aASs
this date. nC<G> CNCNG Co.
NAN YAM
Wines: CRAA p JACKSON.
n Dorado. March 18th. isoe. fu2spiul
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-23
ON tIle Am DAY OF NAV.

D. 1859, at 10 O'Clock NJ, all the right title, inter-
and claim the said c. C. Harvey, Henry Harvey and
Andrew Harvey Of In and to the following described
property, lying and being In Mud Springs Township,
County Of II Dorado and State Of California, TO Wit
certain Ditch the south side Of the North Fork Oi
C"sumnes River, commencing about hafmile beloW
A. Chauvims Store, and running TO HaFvcy's Quarts
site side OF the river from Nashville; also, one Water
Power Quarts Mill, AraStTas and all the Machinery be-
longing to the came. SAid Mil being known "Har-
veyO Quarts Mill )" AlHo, two llouseS In Nashville.
Sheriff. Once, PlAcervile, April 18th, A. D. 1883.
u. BOGARDuS,
Sheriff Of FL Dorado County, California.
ttsl BYW J. BURwELL, Under sheriff.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-23

" Let no fAlse delcacy prevent you from consulting
Dr. CRAS IT, TUEHR. Of who he's attended and
cured 90 many within the last four years. and all who
have no means to pay, nnd Ia him friend, who will
make no cha rye for examination advice We would
commend all who are In trouble to call him and alsO
10 read his card In another part OF this paper The Doc
tors Oee is Sixth street, between aud Sacramento.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-23
On 1he 8OtIl (Iay of ADrII,

4. d. 1859, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, al the right, title In
tcreSt end claim Of the said zcnas DaEgctt Of and
70 the tSowinE described property lying and being 10
California, tO wits One Quarts Lead Chicken Fiat,
enc mile West from spanish Flat, and known the
Daggett lead, also smother lead situated Columbia
Flat andsk nOwn the Dr. Brooks lead, together with
all the rYhtS, priVleges , brlOngng to said leads.
T.. BOGAKDC8,
Sheriff Of FL Dorado Co., Cal.
BY W. J. BCRwRLL. Under sheriff.
SHERIFF. Once, P1aeerviIe, April 9Th, A. d. 1859.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-23
NlleriM,a Nale.

DY virtue Of execution issued out Of the Clerks
ID Once VI the Hon. County Court u II Dorado Coun-
1859 in favor Of Vim. FrasieV and against Harvey
Henry Harvey and Andrew Harvey, for the Of Sew
enty Three JlO0 doATS with interest thereon Ut the
rate 81 10 cent per fOm the said nth day Of
March. A. u together with the Of One Hundred
Three and 0OlOo doarS costs Of suit and acerng aud
eOats have levied upon and will expose public sale,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-23

NOISY CAuNIRHs.-MeCanu 3 Bradshaw, the "Noisy
Carriers, have removed their News, Hook and Station
cry Depot to the POstOc Building, where they viii al
wayS keep the latest newspapers magazines and pieto
FialSy and . full st0ek VI bOOks aud stationery. -
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-23
PLACERvILLE
ON EOuNnRX
California Wine.

a CHOICE Article Of California Native, Angelica C,ar-
et and White Wines, Champagne Of the best brands
D. NEwBAUERS.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-23

There was blu bss6ra the Ohio legislature pro-
Il xn Descent a0S ,Sss .ay s "ScS
persons voting shoald be ppnished BY imprjson:
Inent. which the Black Bepablicans voted Against
% ms9. They eSDtSpded that the negroes aIwSya
%% ot SaPpogtsa Their ticket and they COLD
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-23
N0fi0o
January 96th, 1859.

THIS arrangement makes absolutely Dessssary that an
and pay up before the l.t day If March next TAs poS
vsy the last call shah make. and this nolies b dls-
regarded sha place notes aud hOOk Accounts IN ~
haMia o. the proper officer for collection.
IfebSl MALnwrN
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-23

DAXSXW
VVyE rae 10 can he aleMliea - Dsaleee, vel e
w Consumers, to The tslleusag vestlAcAees " Wea
kHsuA CAetAlsts, wAe hare analysed
Days Aromatic Vallsy WAisky."
ne high ESPaeaaIsa 81 Ne paEea sac.eal gAsaa-
tee that tAa arces Pe.aRsseS IN Ne mes u
WNs NEWEAsh q Co.
ooao AgO0tas
esAyS AsAAvsa%OvVsC . eauu.aSR emsR.(
nOSseS, Mas, Agra lSGA, lssS.
VIZ n. DaIs, New Ysrk;
Dear Ql-l have wade CAe@arAl ANNlyula ~ y~ar
" AROMATIC VAGLkX WHINKY."
Aud ana HaFe, Fae.ttAV0Fea WAl1Ay, esakatAlaB
alHrtoas AAeF " any klaA an FseeWasna arti
Gle suitable hr nardical aNa paNse RaFp~ocs,
CaInA@ T.JAcreua, u. D.
elaes AssNyer.
Rsw Yaaz, ARsa iesA, Isaa.
have analyss1 eaugAs e = leAksIsS ,AeaOs
Matte VALLEY &EaHSakEISw ED ana Il
hs pure aFtrle u aAe AVSR. Aa1 WlAoas any aeete
rlOaa aAAlAtsES. SAn0 =, .csaAsO1, y D.
Dear sir'-Ycsr ~GRONATao VALlKV wHnRY"h r..
cSvwA, aaa sNee sArsesl Saa1laaasea. 80 ts hs
pure Nrsele sAsFely tree toa Ne aeaesaelag iAsrSal
eats ~ treO1eatly Gsea, SAn0 2. A.t0S
CAs~A@
DALY'S AROMATIC VALLEY
"1a3@1RX
Is put Up u cases csaAaalg O. Deee0 see Zach. 10
Be- Raa Il he PSaaelrnl EaseF taess h IA RaAclses
san RraAsssSS, NszSA -. ss>a-toaAas
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-23
SHlerlM's Sale.

IlY virtue of execution Issued out Of the Clerks
Once Of the Hon. DIatriet Court Of the llth Judi
eia District In aud for III Dorado County, yudg
sDt rendered the 5th day Of April A. D. 1859, In
favor Of Henry Tucker aud Joshua Tucker and against
ZCnas DaGEett for the Of Nine Hundred and seven
1900 Dollars, with inteTeSt thereon at the rate
OF three per cent per month Um the said 9TH day Of
April A. ID. 1852 together with the Of Forty eight
lO0 DOlarS, costs Of suit and aecruing COSTS have
levied upon and will expose Public Sale At the Court
House 10 the City Of Placrrville.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-23
(alrnedl JOMN b. NRLLm

Tbs uOase refused 70 pass the bul the veto b.
unant@oas vols-eS noes
NJ. Cope o9sred the kOlIowing:
esseA, mat The thanks o. Ihla IIouas ere due the
op. W0 Fateen Tor the althfal, able and impartial
nanne 2 wAeh he hes discharged the duties Of Speaker
dariag the present session.
elleited an animated discussion, and vas passed By
ting Agalns1 H. "
AjOnt committee ssAAess from each TTOuse was apvou,.
60 wab upon The GoveFnOP end inform him that the
SSsasafe noE He4ty NJ aAoarn SiNS de- and AK him
hes eey MFthef eoWmnuicatlOn 10 make 70 the two
Hoeees ne President oTtNe esnAts appslnted Msssrs
kFkpasick. Merritt end Parker, ana ahs poaKer Nessra
Young. Lynch and Ian sald eommAktsa -.
resolution Of thanks to Ihs oesFS ~ ~ Houss was
adopted; also 70 Tie Reporters.
Nj. voang, IRON the Special Comlttas yevhalIv Fauort
I'd tAaa Tia 6oEsEnes Aad 10 EASsE 70
Rako to Tie Asse@Asy.
The Speaker delivered neat and bEsI vale|Ictory and
doolarOd lAe ARsmhly AAIoWnsA siaA d. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-28

DowATIox TO THE MOUNT VERNON FuND.-An
Anecdote of the Revolution.-The accompanying
letter from C. II. Marshall, ESQ.,, which we find
in the n. &. Post, will be read with interest;
the spirit of reverence and patriotism in which
it is written give it value oven beyond the very
liberal donation which attests the sincerity of
the feelings so simply and touchingly expressed:
'NEw York, February IA, 1859.
"MRs PHILIP HAMILToN:-Dear Madam
Some time since sent you my contribution to
the fund-a check for fifty dollurs-to be applied
to the noble object of purchasing the Mount
Vernon Estate SO that the remains of the Faith
err ofhis Country may be preservcdinviolate for
ever.
81 now have the pleasure to enclose another
check for one thousand dollars, in memory Of
my grandfather, Nathan Coffin, a patriot Of the
Revolution, who, when prisoner of war on
board British ship, and tempted by the high.
est offers to enter their service, replied: Hung
me, if You will, to the yard-artn of your ship,
but do not ask me to become traitor to my
cOuPtEgys . 1850. =. uvr. graterul
tribute to his memory, than to associate it with
an object which, il living, would have been so
dear TO his heart-that of placing Washing
tons hallowed home under the safeguard of his
country.
yours, most respectfully and truly,
&c II. MARSHALL"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-28

MucH is said of the analogy between the pur.
chase of Louisiana and the preceding negotia'
tons, and the S!idell plan of buying Cuba, just
now. Senator Crittenden disposed of his analo-
gy, in his speech on the Cuba question, the
other day. Mr.. Critenden said
Thirty million dollars is the sum which mas
been settled upon as that which IS indispensable
to the Presidents success; and, IN the language
of the bill, this IS to enable him to make treaty
with Spain, and the money is to be used alter
tho treaty shall have been ratified BY Spain and
signed by the representative of this Government
without awaiting its ratification by the Senate
This is the money that is wanted for that pur-
pose There is my difficulty. The Presidenti IS
Encouraged by the instance in the Admlnlstra-
ton of Mr.. Jefferson of an appropriation for the
purpose of making his purchase of Louisiana
II ought to have encouraged him but very little.
re he had reflected upon these cases and the
difference between them, l think he would not
press the analogy. What were the circumstan-
ces, what was the powerful exigency, that exls-
ted in the acquisition Of louisiana MIR. JefeT-
son, with ali the adroitness of n skillful and
veteran ruler, hal been negotiating, and had
ministers running between Madrid and Paris
for the purpose OF getting up and consummating
the purchase of Louisiana. Spain was under
some obligation for an exchange OF territory
given by France-the Duchy Of Parma, il think
land for some other consideration, to concedc
Louisiana to Napoleon.
This was the condition of things. War was
then fagrant or it had broken out, or was just
about to break out, after the peace of Amiens,
between England and France, and OF course It
would spread over the the whole continent
Bonaparte apprehcnded that, if it were an:
nounced to England that he was the beneficial
owner of Louisiana, England would proceed
against Louisiana as his property as soon as a
British fleet could sail across the ocean. With
Spain she was at peace. This rendered Bona
parte willing to sell-anxious to sell. The
United States apprehended that England would
seize it, and all parties were averse TO that
Bonaparte found this Government willing and
anxious to make the purchase. He wanted
money instantly, as he was about to be engaged
in war with all the world.
7 csc were the mighty eTigent circumstances
under which Mr.. jefferson was able to inform
Congress, ave can buy Louisiana, but it must
be done now; prompt action is necessary; post
ponc it to go through the ordinary forms of di.
plomacy and negotiation, and the prize is lost
forever, for England will seize it This was
the reason, and that makes. the case different
from this.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-28
HEAD OF ALI
LEX. II e ~ M A NJ,

No 1877 Main Street,
HAS received opened entire stock Of new
Il and very desirahls spring mad GUNNER Dry
Ssoods 10 which the particular attention Of
Invited. The stock consists Of Ia part, follows:
prices.
] case - French ChIntses, Of the latest designs
all prices
sease. Of Irish Linens. among which arti-
$50 pieces new styles De LANES and Chales in which
offer greater bargains than ever before.
90 pieces Of new and desrable Dress SkB, Plain and
Fancy, In light and dark color.
full assortment, and all coi0rs, Of Lupn's all
LANES, the very best quality and very cheap.
Very hne Bombazines, also style black Goods
called 'CAlISE CLOTH superb article together with
Dueals SIX Finished PurcalI etc., etc. numerous
mention.
Several eases Straw BOunet eOIore plain White the
latest Spring Fashions.
100 Grape shAHIs All eolors prices In which can
offer extra0TdnaTy bargains. superior quality
White Grape shawl at only ave dollars.
About 500 New Spring shAHls Of far deIabs styles
70 pee.s OF NEW CARPETS, consisting OF Brus,eris
Tapestry, IhreePiy, SupeTne Ingram, CARPETS
20 which call the particular attention OF those eomene-
MattinF!, etc., At greatly reduced prizes 7 TTI
In addition to the foregoing complete assortment Of
all goods belonging 70 tie Dry Goods Trade which are TOO
manifold 70 mention, to an Of which call special an
~ Country Merchants viii Ind Il 10 their ad-
vantage to give purehasinE elsewhere As L
being hrst In the market had the selection buVn
entirely for Cash, sJob EreateF
therefore, knowing the advanced prices all Domestic Is
well a. Foreign Dry Goods, win iunr0Ve thIs oppoTfnV
convince themselves Of the above aud favor us viii A
early call ALEx. HEHMAN,
Ne nF.r-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-28

TnE RAILROAD CONFERENCE.-THE meeting of
tho presidents of the four great railroads, to
wit:-the Central, Erie, Pennsylvania, aud the
Baltimore and Ohio took place, as agreed upon,
in New York on Wednesday morning, and was
organized by the appointment of Mr.. Moran, of
the Erie, as chairman, and Mr.. Barlow, the utn-
pire, as secretary. The Herald says:
Mr.. Sloan, of the Hudson River Railroad, APP
peared before the meeting, and stated that for
reasons satisfactory to the directors of his road
they had resolved to be no further bound by
the rules of the convention, and that he was in
structed to state this to the meeting. Ofcourse
the detection of the Hudson river would render
the rules of the four roads nugatory so far as
the Central is concerned, and it was stated that
If the Hudson carried its point, there was neces-
sarily an end of the compact. Mr. Richmond
then drew attention to the fact that n connection
of the Erie rOad-Mr. Patchin, of the Buffalo
and Erie-was violating the agreement OF Octo-
Der. To this Mr.. Moran replied that he would
control Mr.. Patchin, and would even go so
far as to cut him off altogether, provided the
Central would adopt equally stringent measures
to coerce the Hudson River. Discussion was
had upon this proposition, pending which the
meeting adjourned. II does not seem to be ex-
pected that it can terminate tremendously.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-28

BRLIRvR 1T SAVED NY LIFE.-JacOb Wooster,
of Bush Greek, New sewickley township, says:
"For two years l suffered the Vertigo, Nausea
and Headache, attending DySPOPsia, sOuIetimes
so severely as TO incapacitate me for any effort
at others. to confine me to my bed. Ny bow
els were often so constipated as to oblige me to
use the most powerful purgatives to relieve my
self Indeed, at last found it necessary to use
something of the kind constantly. Last fall
commenced taking Berhdre's Holland Bitters,
and found it just what my case required. can
not recommend it too highly, for 6eliere it
aHrea mn life
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-28

DISTRESSING ArrAm--A Bride and Other.
Fatally Burned.-The Louisville Courier has
the following account of distressing affair
which occurred at Lebanon, KY, on the 2lst
! instant:
Miss Susan shuck, daughter of John Shuck,
Esq, was to have been married to Mr.. John
Thomas at 10 o'clock. But few minutes prior
to the time the ceremony was to be performed
her dress accidentally caught fire, and the we'd
ding dress, which was of thin material, was in.
stantly in blaze, and the young lady was ia
tally burned Her sister, Mrs. Burr Harrison,
in her efforts to save her, fired her own dress,
and was perhaps more severely burned There
is but little hopes Of her recovery, it is feared.
Mr.. Shuck and other members Of the family,
who also tried to relieve the young lady from her
perilous situation, were burned, but not serious.
". The scene was terrifying beyond the ex-
precision of language. The bride was badly
burned from the waist up, and the hair burned
from her head After her wounds were dressed,
and while she lay upon her couch, suffering the
intensest agony, the marriage ceremony was
performed.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-28

Ma. AsuEe srrLlSo died suddenly in New
FORK on Saturday. He was probably the heavi-
st man in the State, if not in the country
weighing at the time of his death six hundred and
.eventy.eight pounds. An inquest was held,
and the physicians making the post mortem
weighed some of the internal orgaus-the liver
weighed leR pounds, aud the heart pounds Z
ounces The fat on his abdomen was 1e inches
in depth, and onh tie chest inches.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-28
AHIBRoFYPES
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKES
Celebrated Female PfIIa-

Celebrated Female Pills.
PrePGred from presentation Of SIR = Clarke, n. D..
Psysiefoa Extraordinary 70 fLe Qussa-
This Invaluable medicine s unfaIlIng The
those painful and dangerous diseases which The female
consultation Is Sabset Il noderatss al excess and
moves All ohstraetons, and speedy may Be rslisd
To MARRIED LADIES
It especially suited Il VII. tine bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
Zach bOttIe Pries One Dollar, benrs ths Govsransat
stamp OF Great Britain. 20 prevent eounterfeis-
CAUTION.
These Pi1s sA0ukd not % fakes 5p ldIas durfa Es
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Prsonaaey, az Llsy are
sure 70 STHg AfseaTTfags, busaf GHy OtLsr ffussy
are Saje.
In all eases Of Nervous and Spinal Aneetions,
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exertion Papita-
ton Of the Heart HySteFieS and Whites, PIs vii
sssta uhen AL other means have faII.d and Al
thoagh powerful remedy, Iron, ealosi,
antinony, or anything hurtfaI to the constitution.
Pull objections in the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole AEsntfOr the United States and Canada,
r hraa JOE MOSES,
Gate o. Baldwin co-,l Roehsstsr,N.Y.
E.B.-s1Ioo and postage stamps enclosed to ny Al
thOrtsed Agent, vim insure bottle containing 90 Pills
By return nan.
FOR sale By 7. II. LOGAN 4 CO. in Wheeling
= l. lahnestock Co., WholeElle Agsnts, Pittsburr.
PURCELL Ladd Co., Wholesale AErnts for Va At kiek-
1,oea- LP9s-ly
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-28
SIP EcIAL NOTICES.


CISeHSATi, March is, Is,s
M.,,ns o. R BakEa Co GsaRsmsz;-EarI last winter.
nv daaFhtsr about fourteen ysaEs OF ass attaksd
-ft, severe eold which settled her lungs We tr-d
medicines which higOly recommended none Of
vsh seemed her any good, bat she confused s
worse, aad aaZy Faised idrVs eHaOuHfs q IloOd M
lar fHHos We called In family physician, he famed
70 do her any good and HoPEsl We then IN
physisiAn WLo most skfal PrOfeaOrs
Of our colleges; said thai as could aCf gsI sH.
9rve no AoDss cTAsr recovery and Recommended ood
Liver OIL which, he slid might her While lasted;
but IL failed 70 give her relief
Al this time friend Who had bssn cured b he Of
pn Halls RA1sAN advised Us, By all % ETsHA
trial We then Eot bottis Of DR.. HAs BalsA, and BE-
for. she had used the arst bottle Al up. she Immediately
bxau 10 improve, and By the Of three boss ~
TIRELY cUKED.
As this madeleine the means Of restoring ny b.
loved daughter TO health give this simple 'tasnent Ai
Others may know Of great remedy, and you nay a'o b
bnatted By the sale also At liberty 70 refer is
or our nsighbors Who visited daring her sickness
HARRIET CUNNINs.
Rssidenee No. SIS Race between Ninth and cOurt siI
eR-Da HGLIts BALsAM-WErrantsd to break up TIE
most distressing cough few hours the money III b
ehesrfulIy refunded For sale by
TN. LOGAN CO.. WhssiinE, Va
fsbss-au a. o. GOOD CO.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-28
STATISTICS OF FREE AND SLAVE CITIES.

'NdtiVe Waite AduEf'teho con neither reda nor t'rF'
In the statistics of Virginia and Of the slave
cities, slaves arc included in the valuation as
property, and without this addition the contrast
would be much more decidedly in favor Of free
dom. The figures are all derived from official
census tables of the United States, except those
relating to cities, which were furnished in 1857
by the Mayors of the respective cities, to Mr..
Helper, of North Carolina, and may be found in
his valuable work, "The Impending Crisis"
Yours truly, joins c. UNDERwooD.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-28
HATS! HATS! HATS!
Farm for Sale.

Farm for Sale.
SNAIL HARN, eoutalning about IS seres situated on
me ONO river, about II Mills below Grave Creek
There are about Forty Acres eleared. Il COHFOPTH
bLE ERAAE HOUSE and about $50 Well HeIeef.
ca FEutt Trees on the premises.
Ihe Yarn = The same which formerly owned and &C.
9epee y Dr. Wa" Porter, and Is he poIIssIon Of
The terms Of sale g be made easy and possession owen
myself 10 CadlE- Ifeh9S-SsI n 7,T Ji12s OF
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-28
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

ny virtue OF decree County Court for ohio eOun-
ID y, pronounced the 9th day Of In me
and others the said james a. Stout and Thomas n heS,
a the Committee u John HaEett lunate, VII sen ~ The
mont door Of the Court for Ohio county, % the high
et and best bidder public auction, Monday the 4h
dav OF ApFi 1859 the ground In said decree
mentioned being lots numbered one hundred and twenty
eight (qs) hundred and tgeutyn'ne 21 on ne
pat the OF wheeling As laid on Dy
William ChaPlne and John Eo in that part o. the city Of
wheeling known as the Fifth Ward Of said city.
TEnMs o. SALE-The one-fouTh Of the purchase money
10 be raid upon confirmation OF said sale BY the said
County Court remaining three-fourhS In three
equal payable In six twelve and eiEhtee
months aer day sale the whole bear interest from
The day OF sale; purchaser giving his bonds With
proved personal security for the purchase money aud the
tte 70 Sc retained further order OF said Court
sale 70 commsnee at 10 o'clock A. n
JAMES ". STOUT,
THOMAS II. REED,
n.b96 Special CommisIionerS-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-02-28
Dissolution OF Partnership.

THE large we'll selected OF Dry Goods In
the store OF Levi Klein, No &c Man street, Centre
Wheeling, opposite the rrsdenee 81 Mrs. P Zane viii be
sold from this day forward, until all disposed Of a. and
below preparatory 20 dissolution OF partnership
Persons wanting anything In our their ad-
VantaE &c call und examine the stock, Tn goods
and WILL SOLD immediately Without regaTd 70 coat
LEvI KLEIN.
P s.-AH persons knowing themselves indebted said
settle their Immediately and
GtereGy sfee cost Tfeb25-tQ LEVI Z KLEIN.