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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-11

Qua attention has been called to letter
from Wheeling, published in the Ohio
Statssman, dated August 4th, which gives
the outside world, We are sure, very tire
mendous idea of matters and things here
in West Va. The letter commences in
this wise.
1--WE of West Virginia, and especially of
Wheeling, have become Injured to every
species of petty despotismr espionage, out
rage, abuse and oppression"
Would any body, living here, suspect such
q state of thiugs2 "Go from home to hear
the news," is an old prOVerb. We are
probably SO Injured to the state of things
desc, ibed by the author that we have
ceased to be conscious of it.
The letter is chiefly devoted to the cases
of Messrs Baker and Long, late editors Of
the Register. 1t is written in their interest
almost entirely. Mr.. Baker has some sort
of connection with the IStatesmaH, and hence
his case is a personal matter with the pa
per. 1t is stated that be aud Mr.. Long are
"buried alive in the Atheneum, the 6lthiest
dungeon in Virginia" Itis also stated that
i'nO one has been able to communicate with
them; no one, not even their wives, have
been allowed to see them and We have
only the authority Of an other person re-
Gently relieved for asserting that they are
alive.
The nature OF the offence for which
Messrs. Baker and Long were committed to
he h1f he
iufers that it was for what they said about
the movements and condition of Gen. Hun
ter's command after its return from the
Lyuchburg raid, and especially for their
remarks upon Hunter himself.
"For this offence" says the writer,
mthese two men are confined in the same
room with the confederate prisoners ofWarr
and, during most of the time they have
been there, two hundred men have crowd
ed the small room which is lily ventilated,
and produced imminent danger of pesti-
lence and srffocatiou."
The letter goes on further to speak Of
the insufieiency of the prison fare, and its
bad quality, and with such reeitals Occu-
MES the best part of long column. How
far there is any foundation in truth for
the statements contained in the letter, we
do not know. We have yet to know that
the management of the Atbeueum is con-
Quoted on inhuman principles. We are
sure that the government would not per-
nit it to be so managed, aud we do not
believe it is. As a matter of course, con
inemsnt in it is not euviable. No one is
sent there because it is an agreeable place,
bat, if auything, it's opposite. 1t cannot
be a very sweet scented place. seeing that
ali kinds of rebel trash are daily received
there, en- route for Camp Chase. As to
Why Nessrs. Baker Long are there, we
hsye no more information than the bal
anee Of the community. We presume that
the writer gives the correct reason, viz.
their comments en- hunter as man
and soldier during the Lynch6urg raid.
Perhaps their whole copperhesd course
here az editors was an additional reason.
We presume it was. We said At the time
that we regarded their arrest as picayune
business on the part of Hunter, And eaieu.
lated to make = mountain out of mole
han, for the reason that The paper was on
the verge Of the grave and had no force
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erI.rsrrrcr oEEIcL Q. 8. q

EEEHgs, W Va, Augsst ! - :.
CBALED PROPOSALS., unEt Be In du7-i1as-s, :
- frBt hands, and from citizens loyal 2 - =. =
ted states GovsFnnent only. viii b reesiI :. :
ofice until o'clock, o. WednosdAyI tls : :
Of August, 1854, for supplying fer me ~ =
United States Army, subGiEte1cs Stores 2 - :
er ~ WheslinE, W Va, on or before M -
Of August, 1854, - follows, viz:
10000 pounds Bacon Shoulder. -.
The baeon must be new sound horouEz4 .
srnoked dry, strictly Sity euts ahAnkn q =, ;.
the brisket, in slronE boxes, containing =
500 uounda Of neat, 70 be strapped WITH grss- :.
orr. Pressure must not b used in pAeEt-E : :.
bSnou will Be Gubect % the Inspection Of &C i-i
or APPOINTED By the uDdsrEigned 80.
All the bacon Eust be delivered and fnspeeas- !
fore any b paid for- CeTtileat8 % the IEt2'-
aVgl-u CAPt- ~
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TRUSTEF,s SALE

DY virtue and In pursuanes Of deed Of rs rs : !
ID ecuted By George s. Thompson AID ~. -,- =
undarsiEnsd A. trustee, bearing date on me = {,
Of sept0mber, 1855, and Only q record z :. =,
gfnia, In ssed book No IS bi0 5oT. 70 ssezfs :
payment Of q certain debt therein msntionee, >
The am Of 1854 20, with intsrelt thereon H@-srs-
9Th day Of September, ISIS, vii on tne -
DAY OF sEPEkHBER, 1854. between m = = !.
= o'clock and 0'eio-k p ~, proceed % 81 -
front door OF the Court House Of Ohio &c -.
Of West Virginia Is pablie action % ths =
and best bidder, the following property -. -
Lots numbered thirty-No- SO-and tAlIsy - =
No SI-situats In Daniel ZAne'S Island 80
the city OF Whssling- II, -
Selling A. truatea, ] VII Eau and convey 80 ~
estate q i Testsd IN by the dsed Of 80
said- but tia title e believed 70 Be un7aa'
Terms Of AAls-C4lh- -, -,---.sE
aug6-td ~. c. GOODs IT,
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P. PERrorsr, AdiutAnt General.
Valuable Real Estate for Sale
BY THE

By THE
MERCHANTS - MECHANICS BANK
OF WHEELIHG,
T OF No. 49, East wheeling, til side Zane St
IL This is n desirable corner lot
Lot No. 1875, corner Of Zane and 9Th Street. East
Lot No. I24, on Zane Street, East Wheeling.
Lot No los, cor. OF Clay and 9Th Street,, with i'm
prOvemsuts thereon
Lot No. Ito, on Clay street, with improvements.
Lot No los on cor Of Zane and 9th street. on VIII ch
there are brick tenemsnts.
Lot No. 169, on Zlue Street, on which there are
brick tenementa.
onehalflOt, No. 10, on Clay and 9Th Streets.
CENTRE WHEELING PROPERTY.
Lot No. 2o2, Webster ST., adjoining the OH Cloth
Lot No. 10, on Main St., eAlswsu's addition, with
Twe4ty-siS feet Of lot No 24l on EOn Street, with
one.baif Of lot No iss, on Market Street, Centre
Thirty two feet OfIOt No. 2s9 in that part Of the
town known as Germany.
SOUTH WHEELING PROPERTY.
Lots Nc. g, 10, IL, and u, IN square No 80.
Lots No, and ?, with brick tenensnts, in square
Lots No. I and 5, in square No 5
Lotto No. j. e. and S. in square No Z.
Lots No. 8, 1, Q, 10. Is and Il 10 square No. Sc.
Lots No g. g. TO- II, l2 Is and 10, in square No. 81
Lots No. 10, Is and IA, in square No %
Lots No. 5, 9, 10, Is and Il, 10 square No so.
Lots No 9, 10, IS, II, Is and L. in square No. 81
Lots No 9, 10. ID IA Is and 10, in square No 81
Lota No o, H. L. 10 and To- In square No 81
Lots No. 2 g. Il, r. 10 and =; u square IS.
Lots No. g. T. 8, 9, g. TO- IS D. Is and L. in square
No. SO.
Lots No. 5, 1, and 8, in rquare -
Lots No 1, 2, 5 and c, IN square -.
Lots No. 1, 2, 8, ~ ands in square -.
Lots No. 3, 4, and 8, in square No. IS.
Lois No. 2, and S, in square No IS.
Lot No. 1, in square No. ~.
The above property iE offered at private sale until
MOI day, August 2ld l56f;al Of said property then
remsising unsold, vii on that cay be offered At pub
lie sale at the ront door Of the Court House, in the
City Of Wheeling.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ Terms OF
Sale Onethird TO be paid In Cash; for the resicus
Negotiable Notes will be taken, payable in one and
two years after date, in equal amounts, with inte-
from date, said notes be secured by nesd Of
Trust. r. ORAGGLE, President
wheeling, July both, 1854 anglia
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West Liberty Male and Female
Academy.

THE SEVENTH ANNUAL SESSION Of this In
i Gtitution viii commence Wednesday, sePtem-
Der 9Th 1854.
sun lent number OF competent and successful
Teachers viii Be employed, and the entire School
Principal.
The Tuition ices have not been raised, and good
Boarding be had AZ reasonable rates. There
viii be Normal Department, which any student
may enter without extra charge.
For further partic lara, address
REV }. A. BROWN, Principal,
iyls-ImdtrWEW" West Liberty, w. Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-11

THE people of Cumberland give an ova-
ton to day to Gen. Kelley and the officers
and soldiers of his command for their
gallant and successful defence of that
place during the late raid.
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BrOadbent's French OOfTee.

THE BEST AND CHEAPEST SUBSTITUTE ROR
JAVA COFFEE, YEr OFFERED TO THE
.. PUBLIC.
HTNHE underuigned have been appointed agents for
Il the sale OF this excellent preparation. which
they oner 20 the trade with entire nhdeuee Of its
superiority 70 any preparation, extract or e8ence
OF ooties. .......- a..r ....4 l...
A large supply Is kept constantly and WIN be Sold
At manufacturers prices
p. LIST, MORRISON 4 COZ 'ur
Wheeling, July Is, "a. Nos. Is 4 80 Nam str.
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Tax or No Tax, Whisky VIII be
Drank,

THE subscriber will offer 81 private sale until
4 SATURDAY, September, l0th, s54 when ii
net sold 1t will then be offered ~ pubic sale upon
the premises, that we'll known DISTILLERY PROP
kRTY, formerly run BY Gray, MJrris q Co. situated
near Caaeron, on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
in MArsbau county, State Of West Virginia. The
property possesses al the modern improvements
pertaining 70 the business OF distiIing, having
good run Of French burFu, good engine, boiler Ac-
There ts also nine acres Of Land belonging to the
estabh8hment.' Any peraon wishing 70 examine
the property can do 20 By calling J. L Parkin-
make sale. Any other fniormation concern ing the
property can be had BY addressing J. L Parkinson,
OF Cainerons Mr. Philip Kelley, jr, Of Whse ing,
". Va or the underdgned MOundETilis, Mar
Hhhn county W. Va
- ia ..-.- L T. GRAY,
lyso-2Es r. Agent for 2. Al. Gray.
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GOLD closed yesterday at 255 and frac-
ton. One year certificates sold at e5bi
Pittsburgh ard Cleveland Railroad Stock
at 1874 and Fort Wayne at 11s4.
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Valuable CountryRes
AID
FARM FOR SALE

G7--ESIlaL h0<A-4AEE
T SHALL, until the sOth day Of July inst, offer
4 for sale my Country Residence and Farm, stu
ate in Ohio County, West Va, at q station on the
Hempheld Railroad, four miles east Of Wheeling,
and five miles by the National Rord.
Said farm contains uinetytwo 81 acres Of beAuti-
fully situated and highly improved land. A part
Of the improvements consist Of hUs residence ice
house, smoke house. spring house, barn, stable and
other buildings rs apPle-trees in full bearing, Of
the chOioest fruit, also plum, peach, ounce, and
dWarfpesr trees, Blackberry, raspberry, Currant,
Gooseberry, Grapes, &c.
This farm is Considered an excellent location for
vineyard. r. en-.
SAID farm is undsrlaid with eve foot vein of
coal-easy Of access.
Possession given this fall.
I'D u LEWIS LUN8E0RD.
Refer to J. @, Achoson, Esq DR.. ]. Il ConnsIly,
Dr. T. LqRHferd, Wheeling, w. Va, or 70 l. Inns
ford on the premises
For terms, part ieulArs plat apply 70 HANNI.
BAL FORBES, ESq., 1901 Fourth street, Wheeling,
WA
If said farm not sold at private sale before the
SOth day Of July, inst it will that day be offered
for sale At public auction, At 10 o'clock A NJ. As
the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio County,
". Va.
TERMs-One-third cash, balances in six and
twelve months, or all cash n preferred jy+td
~ The sale Of the above property has been pOst-
poned TIL AUGUST 1SGh. au1
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iy Ss TRaNCIs r ARMSTRONG.
ATE il SOUTH WaEELING.

DY virtue and in pursuance Of deed Of trust
ID executed 70 the undersigned as trustee by
Theodore Reesebury, bearing date on the l4th day
Of April 1854 and duly Of record in the Recorder
once OF Ohio county, State Of West Virginia, in
deed book No. 80, folio $50, TO secure the payment
to the Merchants and Nee anies Bank OF wheeling
q Certain debt in sid deed mentioned. 1 Eills Al
request OF said Bank, proceed on the EIhs1 DA
OF SEPTEMBER. 1854 the front door OF the
Court House OF Ohio county, " esr virginia % sen
a. public auction, to the highest and best bidder,
the following property to wit: Al those two GER
tain lots parcels OF ground In OHIO county VIZ
Zinia, in the addition 70 the city Of Wheeling for
merry called Ritchietown, but now South Wheeling,
and designated on the plat Of said addition By the
numbers nIne-N. s-snd teu-No- l0-in square
number forty-tWO-No- - Selling a. trust e. L
shall sell and convey only such title a IL vested in
me by the deed OF trust Aforesaid the title how
ever, Is believed 10 be urquesticnAble-
Terms Of Sale-Caah.
jy5o-id FRANCIS R ARMsTRoNG.
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FRANCTs II "A MsTRONG-
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOTS STU
ATE IN SOUTH WA EELLNG.

DY virtue and in pursuance Of deed Of trust
ID executed to the undersigned IS trustee, by
John NewlAnd, OF ohio county, Virginia, bearing
date the 13th day o. Jauu AIRY, ls53 and ouly Or
record in the Recorders once OF Ohio county state
Of West Virginia, in deed book No. %, folio s. 20
secure the pay nsnt to the Merchants and MechAn-
les Bank Of Wheeling certain debt IN said deed Of
trust mentioned, will, the request Of the said
Bank proceed on the FIRST DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
1864 the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio
county, West Virginia, 70 sell At public auction 70
the highest and best bidder, the following property,
TO wit; All that certain lot or parcel Of ground
situated ia Ohio county, NIrginia-DoE West Viz
ginia-in the addition to the city Of Whseling tor
south Wheeling, and designated on the plat CT saiC
addition as number three-NO- Sin square number
forty-e ght-So- As Selling trustee, shall sell
and convey Gully such title vested in ne BY th'
deed of tTust aforesAid The title, however Is be
Hsved 70 be unQuestiJnable.
iys5-Id FRANCIS r ARMSTRONG.
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'T5o-td FRANCIS R. ARMsTRONG.
Th HTE IN so SHFa " Ell sa.O

DY virtue and in pursuance Of deed Of trust
ID executed 10 the undersigned a. trustee, BY AL
bert Ritter, bearing date on the 18th day Of May,
1854 and duly OF record IN the Recorders ONCE Of
Ohio county, State o. West Virginia, In dssd book
No. &c. folio 5l4, 10 secure the payment to the Mer
chants and Mechanics Bank or Wheeling certain
debt in said deed mentioned, will, At the request
OF the said Bank, proceed on the p RsT DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, 1864, At the front door Of the court
House OF ohio county, West Virginia, to sell At
public auction, the highest and best bidder, the
following property TO wit: All that certain lot or
parcel OF ground situated N Ohio county, Virginia,
in the addition to the city Of Wheeling formerly
called Ritchist0Wn, but now known by the name OF
South Wheeling, aud designated the plat Of said
ADDITION by the number eizht-No. sin square
numbered tbirty-hve-No. S5- Selling a. trustee,
shall sell and convey only such title is vested
10 by the deed Of trust aforesaid but the title
however, is believed 70 be unqusstonAbIs.
jys6-td FRANCIS 2 ARMSTRONG.
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AUp1roH Craze is announced as can
didate for Congress in cur advertising
columns.
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TRUSTEE SALE OF LOTS STU.
ATE ~ SOUTH WHEELING.

DY virtue and IN pursuance Of deed Of trust
- executed TO the undersigned A. trustee, by
samuel Rogers, OF Ohio county and State Of Viz
GINA bsaTinE date the 18th day Of April, $50,
and duly Of record in the Recorders Office Of Chic
county, and state Of West Virginia, in deed book
No 81 folio liO, 10 secure the payment 70 the her-
chants and Mechanics Bank Of Wheeling certain
debt In aid deed mentioned 1 will at the request
Of said Bank, proceed on the FIRST DAY OF SEP
TENDER 1861, At the front door Of the Court
House Of Ohio county, TO sell ~ public auction 70
the highest and best bidder the following property.
TO wit: All those two certain lots or parcels OF
ground situate in Ohio county, Virginia, NOV " est
VirEinial in the addition 70 South wheeling laid
ont by Samuel SpriEE and John Richie, commonly
called kitchetoWn-noW South WheeltnE-And de-
siguated on the plat Of said addition by number
eIeTen-No ll-and tWelVe-No- lin square
number tWenty-three-Go. q Selling trustee
shall sell and eonsey only such lille is vested
in me by the deed Of trust aforesaid, the title, how
ever, is believed 10 be unquestionAble-
jySO-td FRANCIS r. ARMsTRoEG.
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale

THE undersigned offers fer sale the following desir-
4 able city property: His res dence west side Of
4th street, between the Methodist and Presbyterian
Churches; also two new and cOmmodiouB brick
buildings adjoining La Belle Avenue, consisting each
ofthree tenementa, supplied with water from the
city and lots numbered 61 g. S. 81 so, IS, a. 49,
~ so and 20, all eligbl situated in Joseph Cad-
Wells addition TO the City of Wheeling.
Auss-lw A. B. CALDWELL
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auell2R
FOR RENT,
Ohio County Bounty,

A 7 a meeting of the Board Of Supervisors Of Ohio
"A county, held at the Court Hou-e Of said G. unity
on Monday, August n, 1854 the following resolu
ton WAS adopted
"REsoLvED, That = county bounty OF S3c0Co be
paid 10 those en- istng for year 70 fill the quota
Of Ohio county under the Presidents late cali for
100000 men; also that the sum OF $1,000 be paid
any person bringing in an accepted recruit"
A COpy-Teste J. o. HUPP, President.
Gao. W. SIGHTS, Clerk. auglO-tf
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MARRIRD.

August 10th, At the residence of the brides
mother, by the Rev. Mr.. BlAkeney, Mr. JoRH W.
YouHs, OF IrontOn, Ohio, TO Miss MAGGIE Cans, Of
wheeling, W. Va.
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Eh TT = s6 5hEa W " III

ATE IN SOUTH WHEELING
DY virtue and in pursuance Of dset Of tTaIt
} eIecutsd e the undersigned a. trustee D
william B. Martin and Hiram MsrtiDs beAI ing date
on the 18th day Of NoVember, ISIS and Only OF re
cord in the Recorders once OF Ohio county, etate OF
West TirEuia, in deed book No 80, folio SC, 20
socure the payasnt 10 the Merchants and Mechanics
Bank OF wheeling q certain debt in said deed men
toned, ] will on the FIRST DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
1854 AZ the front door Of the Court House OF Ohio
county, West Virginia, pTOosed 70 sell At public
auction tc the highest and bess bidder the follow
ing property, 70 Wit: All those two eertstn lots or
NOV West Virginia. - in the addition 70 the eiry Of
wheeling formerly called RitehietoTD, but poW
known a. E0uth wheeling, and designated on the
plat OF said addition by numbers seTeH-No- and
eight-No. SIN square numbered twenty Que
No. 81. Selling trustee shall sell and eonyey
only such title IS vested IN by the deed Of
trust Aforesaid, bat the title IL believed 70 be m
Questionable.
Terms OF sAls-CsAh.
jyS0-td FRANCIs R. ARMSTRONG.
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FRANCIS ARMSTRONG
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOTS IN
SOUTH WHEELING.

DY virtue and IN pursuance Of . deed Of trust
ID executed by George Foreman, OF Ohio county,
ViTgiIia, 70 the undersigned trustee, bearing
date the first day Of March, 1854 and duly
Of record in the Recorders once Of the said county
Of Ohio, in ed book No. 80 folio 295, the
paymen" 70 the Merchants and Meehanies' BaEk Of
Wheeling certain debt in said deed OF trust men
TONED viii, Al the request Of said Bank, proceed
the RIR DAY OP SEPTEMBER, 1854 at the
front door Of the Court House Of Ohio county, West
Virginia, 10 sell at public auct ioui 20 the highest
and best bicder, the following property, TO Wit
Ali that certain lot parcel OF ground situated In
Ohio county Virginia. in the I'D dtion 10 the city Of
Wheeling form riy called Ritchietown, but now
known by the name OF South Wheeling, and desig-
mated on the plat OF - ID addition by number i've
No. Sin square number thirty-seven-No 81. Sell
ling as trustee, shall seIl aud convey only such
tle as il vested ia me by the deed Of trust afore
sAid; The title, however is believed 20 be unque+
uonEble.
Terms OF Sale-Cash-
ty80-td FRANCIS 2. ARMSTRONG.
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NOTICE.

HAVING sold to John II. Robinson cur interest
IL 10 the Boot and Shoe business at No l65 Main
street, in the city Of Wheeling, tender our
:hRuk to the public and besoeak for him a contIn-
uaBce OF the very liberal patronage heretofore &C
corded 70 us.
VIII. cling, August eth, 1864.
auglO2t GIBSON SEQ.
W ANTED.-An able-bOdied man 10 GO into
w the army as substitute for man not drafted.
Said substitute must not be liable o draft. Apply
imme diately
auglOt JUNKINS. BRANUM 90.
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DIED.

At West Alexander, Pa, on Tuesday morning, the
9th inst, Fannie MEANS, infant daughter OF 1. n.
and d. R. hayes, aged moaths and " days.
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jys5-id FRANCIs R. ARMSTRONG.
sOUTH WaEELING

DY virtue and 10 pursuance OF q deed Of trust
ID executed - the undersigned a. trustee, By
John Harris, Of the County o. Ohio and State OF
Virginia. bearing date ths frsf day Ct February
ls5O, and duly record in the Recorders ohee OF
the County Of Ohio and State OF West Virgin a. In
deed book No 81. folio 1o7, 10 the payment
to the Merchants aud Mechanics Bank Of WEeel-
ing, certain debt in said deed meationsds viii,
At the request OF sAd Bank, proceed the
FIRST DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1854, 81 the front
door Of the Court House Of Ohio county, State OF
West Virginia. 70 sell At public A1ctOn, 70 the
Wit: All that lot or parcel Of ground situated IN
Ohio county Virginia. in the addition to the city OF
Wheeling laid out BY John Richie and Craig Rttehie
and designated on the plat OF said addition BY num-
Der twenty-five. 20. Selling Is trustee shAll only
sci and convey slch title is vested In ne by the
deed Aforesaid but believe the title unquesfionable
jySl-td FRANCIS h ARMSTRONG.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Watch Lost.
FOR RENT.

PROVOST N ARSHAL'S OFF1CE5
FIRST DIaTKI0f WEST VA, 7
NIEILING, August 10th, 1854.
IN accordance with orders reIe4Yed from wash
iugton CITY all inquiries on ordinary subjsc
connected with the enrolment, dTaitf exen PtionHi
liabilities TO draft, credits, and accounts OF men
furnished, should be addressed the Provost Mar
shall Of she Congressional District, and not 80 the
Provost Marshal General. .
aur1I 1w Capt Pro. Ma LIST Dist. " Va
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FOB SALE.

ONE PORTABLE sTEAM ENGINE, Is horse
~ power, with Portable saW Mil, ~ inch saw;
hppIy AZ. WArrsntOn, JaHSrnOn Co., Uhiogtb HiiIo
lyd-Lm" LEWIS POPE
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viii be AZ AIiddIebourno, Tyler county, =
1st TO the 9Th Of August; ~ MArtnsTllsr
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