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e. BENJAMIN n. NASH,

lFFlrsr sro,. NITUKNEY AT LAW ,
ed ,sfh hXER OF lirh AADa MAIN srs )
tr5 'G lg boofts oil Chesterfield, rowhatan,
| r~In "i Tie city oi Richmond.
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.....,......xnlN&nAMMENsLEY.
c,,nArEs FOR OFFICE.

r., THE VOTERS OF HENRg.
EAS Am a candidate for re. election tn
z 2. q Ssi1cQNNoAW'. '.t;'.lr.s khLr.th s ATTORNEY
J. Il. YOUNG.
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'ohN \. CAAhtE-

= WIN y. CAANtE.
saoy,5 b;r ATTORNEY AT LAW,
d. Cop,, nH = ohce 10 No. 2 Law Building, neal
seaa ana "a ~ Al the Courts held in the city OF
! uhS oi Heurtcn. lie lA--tS
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PROFESSIONAL CAHDS.
- HAWt>R rC.,~ .s,V,,, !, !, !,

" hraWE> SUTTON, ATIORN
T.. Law AND NOTARY PUBLlC-
and n no Oh the Courts of the city of Rich
5s,cff B1aA and I'm streets. kichinond' l.
p. # $50 commissioner of The United States
ap 3m
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"H'HER ANDERSON.
p,se,ss ATTORNEY AT LAW.
aeaa. ,ta,h me Courts held IN the city OF
sg. 0e' ior the present, in GoGdin's
mn 7-3yn
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nUVAL y NOKTON'S hONSf. TVNeC-
~ Cures Dlstemper; Horse Tonic cures Sur
felt; Horse Tonic cures Mange; Horse Tonic
cures Hide Bouad i; Horse Tonic cures Chambers {:
Horse Tonic cures Chronic COu. h Horse Tonic
cures Loss OF Appetite Horse Tonic e6rss every
Internal Disease Of tho Horse. The Horse Tonic
the preserver of many valuable Horses and Cattle.
Sold by all Druggists in tho United States and pre-
pared only by JAS. y. DUVAL. Druggist,
l.ornar Man nd All
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ELETGENEK.
LIVERPOOL. April Z5.-Co'ton has been active,
with sales during the past three days amounting to
81 OU0 bales inciudius O0O bales AIKEN on spec
tation and for export. Prices are steadier. Hold
offer freely, but show no disposition to presS
Sales
Manchester adviccs are favorable.
Prices closed firm, with an advancing tende Ecy
Breadstuts closed firm generally. Richardson,
Spence Il Co. quote: Flour is quiet but steady, at
26s. I'd 0a0s. Wheat is finn at full prices. Red
lOs Sd spI0s. lid white lis 0l2s I'd Corn gener-
ally closed quiet. Mixed Sos. Cd yellow Ns.@ Ts.
Cd white Sss. n 4Us.
Wakefield. Nash Il Co. say Corn has advanced
Cd for good
The Provision market closed dull. Beefls heavy.
Pfices easier, buI quotatlons uiichahsed. Fork is
barel, maintained at 57s u53s.
Produce --Taiiow generally UNCHANGED. Sugar
il s.esdy. Coffee IL quiet. Rice is steady Roam
is dull ut Is. Id. e4s. I'd Spirits Turpentins ~
heavy ut s0s.
LONDON. April % -CHnsols yss4 a935s. Tho mo-
ney market ~ slightly easier.
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EASAlONABLE CLOThIN0.- Received
L this day. at no NJ In street, another ship snt
OF the most desirable sty les Of Fancy Cashmere
Suits, ada pied TO the season. Customers y i'll knd
our stock complete ~. all The departments Of fne
ana iashiontby cut Clothing and ZEN 3 Furnish
ing foods, to which we invite pub ic attention.
SHAFER. HAiSEY l. CO.,
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DVPLtNS, EMBKOIOERIs AND VA.
! LENC!AS. ANGLAIS BERE6E -CHA0 A.
GWAFklN. corner 8th ard Ma streets. neXt
door to Col W D Blair. Ladies' splendid Uro1s
Goods at less than New York p.ices. sacr,6ced Ct
the auction rooms.
APR Path. This morning. We commence the
iae n OF So zoo worth Of new and b.ausitul serinG
NOTICE., 600 YARDS Extra Rervge at l2X cto;
Ooo Yards real vaencias at Is cts; Sprinx o.
LANES az ~ Is Fouiard S'lks at 80 cts; Slack Silk
81 cts 100 q" do. at 81, Cheap at $3.50
ALSO Ribbons Straw Bnnnets. Muches. 10.
C. A. GWATKfN, cor 9Th and Man ~
Next T., w n MAJ, ~.
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~ STORE AND FOR SALE LOW-lOo
Virginia Cured hams. .tvery superior IN q0ality; }
O log ~, Az ah'iS 81 Ia ar enrea bacon hsmS ~
OF good quality. at low price. Also, 90 6bis Of su
perior am,L Flour. Call and get some Of tho
good Bacon and Flour, or they will he gone.
WM G. DANURfDGr No p~as 90.
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- now receiving direct fu, ther supply Of tho
above cse b,a,ed malt LIQUOR This Porter breved
1t is highly recommended by ply sicians Tor its
Wholesome and STRENGTHENING properties. and 10
liquor bfewed. Its flavor IL agreeable, and freo
from the sharp and unpleasant taste of common
London Porter. l. h G. r. DAVENPORT
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EwIs WEBB 4 JOH~ g. WADE oGe
Il for sale $50 bbls. A, B and Extra C Coffee
Powdered. Grsnuiatea, Crushed. Loaf and %
Loaf Sugar; s hhds. N. o: do: 40 hhds 1ria'
Musccvadn M"lasses: " bbls. Sugar house 81 ruD
pr,me Rice; Gunpowder and Black Tea; iss b. q
Laguavra 80 do, Jamaica. 20 do. Java and Mari
cab0. 30 d bales Mocha Coffee; sperm. Adaman
tine and Tallow Candles; Csstiie SOap; ChocOlSts :
Starch: cut and giLbed Herrings; Kits Of Mack
ere: Sole Leather -. n. -
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DFAc
/ Goods
k}r Rk
gfsipf
Eyy yywlsai
bred .!
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EAM!L G X o + 4 I =. LIQUORS.
L. FRUITS. &c.-My stock nf Family GrocoFiea.
wines. Fruits Ac,, is now as complete ~ can he
usual; wnnld name in part-Fresh Family 0vosh
a and Black Teas; Rl9, Lasuayra. Mocha and Java
Fresh Family Flour. Butter. Lard and Cheese;
S%;"sed S% Hed, Bsst, Bacon, Hans. Fish 30 Chcios
Mouongahea aud Bourbon Wh,siess; Fine 0id
brandles, GIN Rnm. Cordlais. 40 Oranxa %: Lem
ons. ka,sins Figs &c. Families vii find il to
their advantage to give me cail before purchas-
Ing elsewhere. j. p. kAVENAGH,
9Th and Broad afl.
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egeof re-
Pointer
boat neIt
'oint and
d Hanlp-
regular
rfoh al ]
' richmond
ne trans
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NHAFEn, HALStY 4 CO Z, ITO Vain street,
~ are constantly receiving their supply OF Spring
and Summer Clothing. OF the lates, and most lash
i"nable styles Something entirely now in Cassi-
mere Business Suits; Alpaca and Linen Goods in
great variety, Will be sold al AZ low prices a. any
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22

THE FEMALE ORGANIZATIONS is often as
fraii rs that of tender flower. Many of
the sex enter into marriage relations with
out being able to undergo the lahors and
trials of maternity. In this country thou
sands of young aud beautiful women are
sacrificed every year from this cause alone.
Hostetter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters will
save many of this class from an untimely
grave. This medicine has been used with
great benefit by immense numbers of peo-
pie throughout the republic, and the pro-
prietors have received grateful commenda-
tions from all sections ofthe country. The
Bitters will be found very pleasant to the
taste, even as beverage, and prompt and
powerful in its effect as a medicine. 1t in-
fuses new vitality into the frame, and
strengthens the whole system, so that wo-
men who use it are enabled to go through
with labors which would, without it, be
certain to PROSTATE them. Sold by all
druggists. ...- mY-lm
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Gulll1lltetfial.
BY TEIEGRAPH

NEw YoRK, nay 21.-Fiour market heavy and
dropping; GALES aE SS,1b@S.20 for snperADe State;
S. 2016SO for extra State; $S,l6 for superne West
err; S., 25(95s0 for common to medium extra Vest
ern; S5,pC@6 for inferi r to good shipping brands
e..tra r. II. o. Rye Flour steady at S360@42O-
Receipts of Wheat Sa168 bus; market heavy and &c.
lower; sales 10000 bus. at $1l9 for Chicago SPRING
~ for Eacine; 81 ,24@l.25 for prime and choice
Milwaukee Club Corn heavy and lGa2c. lower; sales
$1,000 bus. ut 6o@65 for unsound Western mixed: e
OIL for sound do; 7l@T2 for round yellow. Pork du
mess Sl7I5917,sT for mess $l25O for old prime
Beef quiet and unchanged Cut meats drll; sales 100
packages ut e@9N for hams, and Is for shoulders
Lard frmer salcs $50 bblsat 11I%9flI. Butter is
In fair request at l1@lSc for Ohio and 12@lec for
state. Cheese steady at T@11c. Whisky heavy and
lower; sales u S9212. s=
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pa-As oUrRAoED clftzEs.-MF. Hep

p~As OUTRAGED CirtzEE.-Mr. Hep
nsrbill. a suburban resident of this city,
wishes us to lay his grievances before the
nublic. He called yesterday for that Pur-
nose, His tale is one of domestic sorrow,
main and woe, that we do not hear every
dsv. He has caught Tartar in the mat
rimonial moose and has realized the say
inc of Shakespeare, that there is no half
nav Mace in the connubial state-it is
o;ther a heaven or the other thing. Mr..
Hcnuerhill is not long married. he aceu-
INFLATED swpll lot of tin by emboweling
the earth; be went to the country at the
,nv;tation of balmy breczes and spriug
flowers, and there met Mrs. HePperhill; be
took her to his bosomI with bright hopes
for future life of happiness, implicitly
RELYING upon her superior years and strong
mind to guide and counsel him through
this world of wickedness. Mr.. Hepperhill
rented him a house and spent his money
in furnishing it, and establishing Mrs. H.
in the same, proceeded with his daily ex-
cayatious with altgnt heart. Mrs. a. took
a boarder-a male boarder-who had not
been in the house week till Mr.. HIS
heart became heavy, and the brightness of
his smile was gone. This boarder was no
relation to the Joseph who is mentioned
in connection with Mrs. Potiphar. Mr..
Hepperhilrs eyes never deceived him. He
took to drink and temporarily ceased to
delye. He cut off the supply ofprovisions
thinking TO starye the boarder out, not
however, until he had made an effort to
kick him out, and got kicked out himself
by his faithless wife. The starving out
process proved signal failure, for Mrs.
H. proceeded to dispose of the household
furniture by pieces and at a sacrifice. Mr.
BcpperhiIl went home on Saturday last, to
spend night in his own house, and upon
knocking at the door, he was told with
brazen facctiousness that, not being
handsome man he couldn't come in, and
tina: consequently there was "no use
knockin' at the doah any moah." The
loafer and sponge, who was within at the
time, actually giggled and laughed at
this, suppOsing it to be a good joke.
Mr.. Hcpperhill, moved by virtuous in
dignation Knocked down the door ANDY
policed. On Sunday night he again
knocked the door down and was again
policed. 1t is Mr.. Hepperhill's iuten-
ton to continue to knock down the
door until Gabriel blows his trump, or
until the vile carvings on under his
roof are stopped and his rights resto-
red. Mr. Hepperhill seems to be very
tender hearted man-when he is drunk
and we sympathise with him. He is an
outraged citizen of the Commonwealth
and if our imperfect statement of his
wrongs results in any good, We shall be
glad OF it.
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&S~LEGHTNISo AND RAtx.-A little the
f0Fkedest and intensely terrific lightning
that ever split up the heavens hereabouts,
came this way last evening about dusk
The dark clouds, rolling thunder and high.
wind gathered in the distance and seemed
TO be combining to make an, attack upon,
and Orerwhelm this defeuceless city. The
"ooming thunder and the flashing light
ming might have been likened unto the
roaring and flashing of artillery. The ele-
ments, however, concluded to pay their re-
spects to some other locality, for after
chasing everybody into the house and
causing all the doors and residences to be
over us.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22

LrAvESwoRTH, May 2I.-A FIRE this
morning at three o'clock, destroyed the
Farmers Feed and Sale Stable building,
owned by J. o. Russell. Loss SI,Onei in-
sured for 5000. Loss on the contents
probably $500; no insurance. Also o.
Bracklin's Drugs, &c. Loss on building
and stock So, 500; no insurance. The FIRE
originated in the stable, and is supposed
in this Territory, from the Missouri to the
Rocky Mountains. But very little rain has
fallen for nearly ninety days, and fears are
of total failure.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22
WAsHNGToN, May 2


HOUSE, The Speaker laid before the
House special message OF the President,
similar to that comm uniCated 70 the Sem
ate on Saturday, accommodating further
legislation In regard 70 the reeaptured
Africans. 81
Mr.. Brunch said that in addition 20 the
slaves fecaptured by the Mohawk un-
official Information had beenrCeeiVed that
another cargo had been seized on the
coast Of Cuba; hence there should be
prompt action on the part Of Congress.
Il appeared TO him that the only addition
al legislation required was an explanation
and construction OF the act heretofore
passed. His motion, as amended, was re-
ferred to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. Somers introduced bill TO estab-
lish uniform hill of bankruptcy. Re-
ferred to the judiciary Committee
Much confusion followed inconsequence,
and an Intellectual motion WAS made TO ta-
Bile it. .
ar. Sherman proposed an amendment,
substituting the 18th, which Mr.. Montgom-
cry accepted, but refused further amend
ment by Mr.. Sherman, providing for even
ing sessions. The resolution was adopted,
126 against 75.
SENATE.-Ar. Cameron presented petit
ton from the citizens of Pennsylvania, for
an alteration in the Revenue Committee.
He said he should press. this question so
that he might know who were the friends
of this measure.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22

RocHrsTra, May 2l.-The Presbyterian
General Assembly, met to-day. A COM
mittee was appointed to report to the next
Assembly, ON the feasibility and expedi-
ency of Church commentary.
The annual report of the Board of Do
mestic Missions was before the Assembly.
DR.. Vim. Scott and Rev. DR.. Hopperseth
presented statements of the progress of
the work The receipts have been $751;
500; number of missionaries 6sl; new
churches 49, Rev. DR.. Adger made an ex-
tended speech against the policy Of the
Board.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22

Farther Po1ST, May 2O.-The steamer
Anglo Saxon from Liverpool on the 9Th,
via. Queenstown on the 10th, passed here
this evening.
A pilot boat went out for the news, but
going too close to the steamer, was stove
to pieces. No lives were lost.
The news which is one day later, cannot
be obtained until the Anglo Saxon reaches
Quebec tomorrow morning.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22

H8-TRrAL OF MAGE BALDwIH.-The ar
gumeuts in the case of Mage Baldwin,
charged in connection with Francis Mountz,
Chas. Baltzell, Horatio Church and Alex
ander Melville, with the murder of Fred
erick Mas, at his own house, in Triadel-
phia, on Christmas Eve last, occupied all
day yesterday in the Circuit Court. Major
Good opened the argument for the Com
mouwealth, and was followed by ]. II.
Pendleton, D. N. Edgingtou aud Colonel
Wheat, for the defence. The latter, a$por-
ton of whose speech only we heard, made
close, analytical argument of two or three
hours duration, intending to show that no
proof had been adduced to establish who
had perpetrated the murder, and urging
the jury to carefully consider every point
presented, and to find verdict according
to the law and the evidence.
The jurymen, who looked as if they had
been almost talked TO death. here retired
to get little fresh air. Upon returning,
c. W. Russell, Esq, delivered to them the
closing argument for the Commonwealth.
His speech was very eloquent and impress
sive, and its effect was plainly visible upon
the large number of spectators in the
court roou.
AT the conclusion of Mr. Russels speech
the jury retired, and in about two hours
returned verdict of guilty OF murder IN
tia second degree, and recommended term
Of fourteen years imprisonment in the
Penitensiary.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22

R@THR R1yER.-There were about nine
feet water in the channel of the Ohio, yes
terday. The Fairy Queen arrived from
Portsmouth. and returned in the evening.
The Sallie List from Louisville, with a
good trip, came in yesterday morning.
The Courier, Capt. Mason, arrived early
yesterday morning, about ten hours ahead
of time. The Clerk, Mr. W. H. Cecil, has
kindly furnished us with the following log:
Left Cincinnati on Friday, at Z o'clock.
The w. g. Woodside and Jessie K, Bell
were in port for Wheeling; passed Eagle
at Concord, met Marmora at Guyani
passed Jim Watson at Dog Ham Bar; met
Ohio No. 2 at Haskinsville; met Eunice at
Letart, passed Grampus at head of Goose
Island; three coal boats were aground at
Old Town Bar met Liberty at Hooking
port; two coal barges were sunk at head
of Blauny, which belonged to the tow
boat Red Fox; met Lake Erie No. 3 at
Rays Run,
The Courier made about as good run
as.has been made this season. She leaves
this evening.
Dispatches announce the sinking and
total loss of the steamer Orb, Capt. Geo.
D. Moore, bound from Pittsburgh to the
mouth of Red River, with cargo of
railroad iron. The accident occurred 80
miles above Memphis. She had barge
in tow, also laden with iron. We sup
pose it was saved. The Orb was built
at Wheeling, by Capt. Dillon-was in her
sixth or seventh season. Her present
owners sire, we believe, Capt. Geo. D.
Moore and And. AckIeY, of Pittsburgh.
The Orb was valued at $4,000, probably
insured for 5000, in Wheeling and Pitts
burgh Offices. -.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22

RsEsF BAck.-TimOthy Dargnn, who
escaped from the chain gang day or
Nv r@o ago. was arrested yesterday by officer
; : snaeF and sent back to that ignominious
~, or course, Timothy didn't
c IKE IT. but then the law must take its
J 'Sai, even at the risk of incurring his
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22
BUSINESS NOTICES.

W F1FrY THOUSAND HoaHEADs OF PILLS
in the city of New York to-day writes
friend, but none of them will suit my wife
except DR.. TodFs Anti-Bilious or LtVsr
Pts. They are, indeed, "worth their
weight 10 gold' to those who are suffering
from Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Head
ache, Disordered Stomach. Try them at
once. T. H. Logan & Co. sole Agents,
Wholesale Druggists, Wheeling. =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22

NoRFoLK, Va, May 20. The new steam
sIoop-of-war Seminole has arrived from
Pensacola.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22

WAsHISGTos, May 2o.-Flag officer Nc
Cluney has been relieved from the COM
maud of the Home Sqadron, at his own
request.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22

HarsASFoRD's orEaA TRoUPE win Opon
at Washington Hall tomorrow evening"
everybody that knows Sanford, and there
a. are only one or two people in this country
' Oa DO not, knows that his troupe is SUI
Hs''of one. He will draw large houses.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22
CHANGE OF TIME.

-,r1 A VIEW TO ACCOMMODATE A NUM-
w non az khe Stockholders of the EtnA lnsnr-
~ ~ rompany who would be unable % attend the
e ns advertised TO be held on Monday next, ~
11,.Iark full attendance being desirable we nave
fine time Of meeting till wednesday evening"
~, lSd 1860 ut o'clock r. d. All those VINO nave
otnaid the rst nstalmept viii DO 50 either to-oAy
or on Monday next: .,,s 1r1,soo
tH1s Il. BERRY, PC. H1LDRETH. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22

.-aS Far grass crop in this section
promises 70 be the best known for many
years. II Is very thick and heavy at the
bottom, and stands high for the season;
this will prevent the rapid drying out Of
the ground and makes large yield almost
certain. The wheat is also advancing
finely, and from present indications, will
mature esrly. 5Rggy.as gst
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22

NEW YoRx, May 2l.-The frigate Roam.
oke arrived to. day.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-05-22

RSS-THB GREAT WONDER OF THE NINE
TENTH Observation-Disclosures Woods Hair
Restorative, will, by natures own process,
restore gray hair tothe original color; will
make the hair soft and glossy; will make
the old appear young again; will preserve
the color of hair to old ago. will always
fasteu it, and stop it from falling; aud is
one of the best toilet articles for the hair,
now in use.
Frederick E1nfs Worm Destroying Sugar
Plums-A preparation which has proved
most etfectual for expelling worms from
the human system. This medicine, being
in the form Of popular coufection, can be
administered to children without difficulty.
Liquid Rennet, For Making, in a tcsO Mn
utes Delicious Desserts.
Trusses, Shoulder Braces and Elastic
Stockings. B. T. Babbitt's Celebrated
Soap Powder, washing without labor. Try
it. Babbitt's Pure Potash tor making
soap. Spaldings Prepared Glue, useful in
every house for mending broken furniture.
Prescriptions. prepared from Pure, Medt-
cines. Prescriptions put up in good style,
and at the lowest rates, at the Centre
By REED & KRAFT.
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Executors Sale of Valuable Real


DR. VIRTUE OF THE WILL OF MRS. MARY
ID WILSON, deceased, will U1er for safe to the
highest bidder, Saturday tile 10th Of June next,
In the City Of Wheeling, at the front door Of the
-Ionroe House." situate Main street, near the
eastern end Of tho Suspension Bridge the following
property belonging to the estate OF the said Mary
Wilson:
lst. Tho we'll known Tavern called tho "Sionroe
House." The Lot and the building thereon are stu-
ate on Main and Madison streets, and eXteud from
Main street the street adjoining and west Of the
market House.
I'd. The House and Lot now occupied by 4r. George
Adams Main street, on the west side thereof Rd-
joining tho alley first above the Suspension Bridge
and the residence of Richard Crawford, Esq.
Sd. AglOt Of 81 acres and t0bds and petehNs, ~
ing on the National Road on the east side thereof
about two miles from the city, just beyond the frst
turnpike cato, on the said road Ms
The above properties arc under lease until the hrst
of April 1851 and the sales will DO made subject to
them. Tho purchaser taking tho rents that may &C.
them aubEequent to the day OF his purchase.
and the benefit Of tho covenants or agreements OF
the tenants.
Tho terms of sale will be. one-fourth of tho pur-
chase money in hand and the residue In three equal
instaments at eight sixteen and twentyfour months
with interest from the day of sale. Tho purchaser
giving bond with security and decd Of trust on the
property bought in order TO secure tho deferred pay
ments. JAMES PAULI+ r
myl1-ts Executor.
TT YOU WANT A TIE, CRAVAT,
Uudershirt, Pair of Drawers, Silk or Linen Hand
kerchefs Half Hose. Stock any article of GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS, be sure to go to
myIO JOHN T. LAKIN'S.
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Jas. c. ORR Jos Q. 11Ez1x-
J. G. ORR & CO.,
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Book, Stationery 4 Wall Paper

TTAYE lust received their Third Spring Stock q
liz WALL PAPERS,
which RFs open i0r lnIpeetion this mgrnils We In
viee special attention % Htoc e RapoFS, ~
are pFepaFed to sell as cheap - the eheapflf,
NEW BOoKSs-H8Wthorn's last work, the
MsFble RaS Liz Of Charlotte BFonteF Alt11 Paoial
last work. The Adopted HEIR, REeseOtts Works New
PTon0upeing Bible. Rayard Iaylors, Hashington IT.
Wings HuEh NFlloFs and Mayna Reld'E Dr.. oldham
Gt 3reyst6iie Llzzie Glen Nlil9 NightinealSs Last
Uiek0ns' and Waverly Novels, Family Bibles, Blank
Books Stationery, School Books, Cap, Letter md
Note Papers, Envelopes &c, &c, fer sRle cheap for
e'1 my Il " pf0HO p "sD- JcoRR&co.
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