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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-10-24
Taxes! Taxes!l Taxes!!!

NaccOrdance with the provisions of an act Of the
i Legislature Of West Virginia, entitled aAu Act
"foT the collection OF Taxes passed December 9Th,
1885, and the provisions Of Order of the Board Of
Supervisors OF Ohio County, passed October 10th,
1864" 1 hereby give notice to the taxpayers Of
Ohio County, that am now prepared to receive the
State, County and SchoOl Taxes. assessed in the
Townships within the City District Of said County
at my office under the Court House. from this I2fh
day Of October, 1854, until the Ist day Of November
next, and all such Taxes, have been assessed in
the several townships in the Country District shall
be prepared to receive at my said Office on the ITth
day of October until said LIST day of November and
after said last mentiC ned date OF some ofmy depu
ties will wait upon the taN-pay Of the several
townships for three success i've days. the place pay
ment in each Township hrst being made known by
the posting of hAld-bills. And in accordance with
the further provisions Of said Act and order shall
allow reduction Of two and a half per centum on
the State tax and County levy which shall be paid
az my oee or at the place designated the several
Townships as aforesaid.
JOSEPH sEYBOLD, S. O.C.
n. B-Persons having already paid their taxes
will please call Immediately at my Office with their
tax receip', in order that may refund to them 2L
per cent Of the County Levy aforesaid paid by them
before the passing OF the Order of the Board Of SUI
pervisors above REFER d to.
Octl2-IillnOVl JOSEPH sEYBoLD, s. o. O.
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Great Auction Sale
REAL ESTATE,
Tuesday, November ODD, 1S64.s
BUSINESS HOUSES, DWELLING
HOUSES AND VACANT LOTS.

THE undivided haIfo that hus Busness property,
4 commencing At the southwest corner Of Asniss
and Market streets, and extending on Monroe street
west about I2S feet inches 10 the alley aud on
Market street south about 40 feet inches; beinS
amongst the best business property in the city All
offers q rare opportunity for profitable Investment
Lot No. l03 on west side OF Market Square, IN
Ward, cOrney Of the alley, Improved By THREE
SUBSTANTIAL BRICK STORE HOUSES, each
THE LARGE THREE STORY BRICK BUILDING
and ground on the northeast corner Of Main All
Webster streets, 5th Ward fronting 50 feet Main
street and running back about 81 feet on Webster
street to MONT L MeNabb's line being part Of Lott
Lot No. Is on the east side of Main street, Gu
Ward, improved by TWO SUBSTANTIAL Two
STORY BRIOK DWELLING HOUSES
Lot No. 10 on the northeast corner Of MAin E1t
Division streets, 9Th Ward, Improved by GOOD
TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
North half OF Lot 2i4 on the east side Of Eoh street
improved by GOOD TWO STORY BRICK Dwell
LING HOUSE
Lot No us on the west side of EOH street, corner
North half of Lot les on the west side Of Chaplin.
street corner Of an alley, and covered with BRlCA
IMPROVEMENT
Lot No. 1876, southeast corner Of Marke, Aad
Third streets, fronting Market -quare, 9Th Wari
improved by q TWO STORY BRICK BUILDING IN
THE REAR
Lot No. Isl, east side OF Market Square, 5th WAd'
corner OF an alley.
Lot No. Iz7, s-1th-east corner Of Market Sni ses-
Part ofLots II5 and I16, fronting ss feet on Web.
ster street, corner Of an alley, and rnnaing ssSk
about So feeti improved BY Two GOOD BRlUA
HOUSES, TWO STORIES EACH
Lot No. 155, on the west side Of Chapline street.
Part Of Lot II, on the west side Of Main street.
near North street, LIST Ward; fronting 80 feet O.
Main street and running back 100 feet, aud impUSd
by TWO STORY BRICK BUILDING.
West half Of Lot No. 1, in square Is, on the noTh
side Of Hanpdeu street Improved by a GOOD Ihv
STORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
Three acres and three ToOds Of ground ldjoic.-s
the Pork House property in East Wheeiiug5 oOuHas4
on the east by Wheeling creek, north By Chestnl1
street. west by Baltimore street and south by Quincy
street. This L hne site for manufacturing Paf-
poses.
Lots s, 9, 10 and o., on Bow street, near Fult9a,
on which formerly stood the Eagle Paper MILF aiS
q good manufacturing site.
The North Western Bank Of Virginia viii sen
at public auction, at the front door Of the Coart
House in the city Of heeling, Tuesday November
22d, 1884, commencing At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, all me
Above valuable and desirable property.
TERMS-One-third cash, and balance In one aau
two years, with interest from day Of sale TIE ae
ferred payments 70 be secured by Deed Of rus
upon the property purchased, and where it Il IN
proved . satisfactory Insurance upon the Improve
ments for the benefit Of the Trust Purchasers may
pay larger proportion all cash, At their option
]. W. PAXTON,
sep23-td President
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Meeting of the Medical Profess ION
Tribute to Col. Thoburn.

M Letting OF the Medical PTOfe IS lon
Tribute to Col. ThOburn.
At meeting of the members of the
Medical Profession, of Wheeling; held at
the Court House, on Saturday evening, the
22d inst, DR.. A. S. Todd was called to the
Chair, and DR.. J. W. Bates appointed Sec
rotary.
The object of the meeting was stated to
be the adoption of resolutions of respect
for the character aud memory of DR.. Jo-
seph Thoburn, late Colonel in the serv-
ice of the United States, whereupon the
following Preamble and Resolutions were
unanimously adopted;
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the All-Wise
Disposer of events, to remove from earth,
Dr.. JOSEPH THoBURN, q Colonel in the
service of the United States, commanding
a Division in the army of West Virginia;
and
WHEREAS, The Medical Fraternity, of
Wheeling, deeply deploring the loss of
friend and brother, with whom, for many
years they were Intimately and agreeably
associated in the practice of Medicine, feel
it to be due alike to his memory, and to
the profession of which he was a member
that weshould bear our testimony to the
strict integrity, uprightness, and honor
able bearing which at all times character
lied him as a man and Physician, and
WHEREAS, We feel it also due to his
character as military commander-as
soldier in the cause of the Union-that we
should express our admiration of that
courage, skill, and unwRVering fidelity,
with which on many bloody fields he pro.
we'd his love for and devotion to the Union,
in the defence of which he sacrificed his
life; therefore,
ReSoIUed, That in the death of DR.. Tho
burn the Medical Profession has lost a
member eminently worthy their respect
and love; whose sobriety, modesty, skill,
kindness and delicaCy of feeling gave eV-
idence of those qualities of mind and heart
by which all the best and most eminent
men of our profession have been distln-
guished.
ReSoIued, That by the decease of Col.
Thoburn the country has lost a citizen
who was indeed patriot,-iutelligen
unselfish and true; zealously devoted to
those great principles which have brought |
to US inestimable blessings and privileges,
which we can only hope to preserve By the |
Of the Union,-and the Army has |
lost brave, gallant and skillful officer,
who, had his life been spared, there is ev-
cry reason to believe, would have fully JUS
tilted the high opinion entertained of him
by those who knew him best, and who had |
with interest the progress of his
military career. |
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

ON MONDAY, THE 31st DAY OF OCTOBER, 1884,
AT THE FRONT DOOR OF THE COURT HOUSE
FOR OHIO COUNTY.
A t the time and place above stated, will offer
"A for sale, at public auction, the following prop
erty, viz:
Lot No. 49, on the south side Of Quincy street,
east OF sixth street, and adjoining the residence Of
Jacob R. Greer, Eco
Lots No 81 and IS, the north side of LinsIey
street, at its intersection with Seventh street On
these lots is a large ice house.
Lot No. ia, on the north side Of Webster street,
extending back to the creek. On this lot is large
ice-house, built Of stone.
Lot No IS, at the cotnsr of German and Marshall
streets, now occupied by james AshWOrth, in Centre
Wheeling.
Lot No. 4, in Square 5, in the town Of South
Wheeling.
This sale being Lad under q decree OF the Circuit
Court for Ohio county, uneXceptionAble title viii
be given to each purchaser. EiLher all of these
lots may be purchased at private sale.
For further information apply to JAMES g.
WHEAT, Attorney at Law.
RACHAEL H0RNBROOK,
Administrators, with the will annexed, Of p. B.
HoFnbroOk, deceased. oct5
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Trustee's Sale of Real Estate
sITUATE IN NE OITY or WHEELING.

DY virtue and In pursuance of Deed of Trust,
ID executed by Thomas Townsend aud Richard
Oowley, of Belmont county, State OF Ohio, TO Nor
gan Nelson, late OF the city of wheeling now do
and duly Of record in the Recorders office Of Ohio
county, State Of West Virginia, in Deed Book No. 49,
folio 345 to to Francis R. Armstrong, trustee
of Emily A. Zane, the Sum of 81 1oO OS, with inter-
est thereon as manifested, by two several Bonds
given for the same and described in said Deed Of
Trust; will, as Administrator with the will an
neXed Of said Morgan Nelson deceased, and in vir-
tue of the power conferred upon by the 9th see
ton Of chapter 1TS Of the Code of Virginia. proceed
on the 26th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1864, at the front
public auction the following described piece parcel
of land: part of what is known by the name OF
the COtts Farm, on Wheeling Greek, within the
limits of the city of Wheeling beginning at stake
on Fulton street corner to James, and James K.
Baker; thence N. 491o, w. 40 poleI to the SOckman
line; thence with said line N. 40, 4. 10 poles, to
Wheeling creek; theuce down said creek and binding
thereon g. 500 80 poles; thence 8. 100 Is poles;
thence N 100 E. 6S poles, to q stake corner to said
Bakers line; thence 8. 4O1So, W. 10 poles to the
and half poles, described in said deed; except
the following described part of said land above de-
scribed, that Is to say beginning on the East side
of Fulton street and on the Sockman line, now the
Mccartney line, thence N. 400, T. 10 poles, to q
stake at Wheeling creek; thence down said creek,
stake; thence 8. 4Oo; w. 10 poles, to stake the
line Of Flu ton street; thence with the east side OF
Fulton street, N. 4e1o, w. 561O0 poles, to the be-
ginning; containg one-haf acre, and which was con-
to Marcus W. Amick by deed duly of record in said
Recorders office, in Deed Book No. Al, folio 93.
Al. CECIL,
Administrator, with the will annexed, Of Morgan
Nelson, deceased, trustee in the above dated deed.
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The Families Of the Deceased in carriages.
The Committee of Arrangements on foot.
The Medical Department on foot.
The Judictjry on foot.
Officers of State on foot.
H City Council and Officers on foot.
Citizens on foot.
Citizens in vehicles and on horseback.
The Procession will form on Fourth
street, right resting on Union, and will
move down Union to Market street and up
Market to the Cemetery. At the conclu-
sion of the ceremonies at the Cemetery
the procession will return to the State
House, where it will be dismissed.
CHIEF MARSHAL,
William Tallaut.
ASSISTANT MARsHALs,
Hiram Young, Christian +. Zorn,
L. f. Hanson, ". L. McNeeley,
The Chief Marshal will be designated by
a white scarf trimmed with violet, and
the Assistant Marshals with blue scarfs
trimmed with black.
1t is respectfully suggested that citizens
owning flags will display them crsped or
hoisted at half mast through the day, and
that business be suspended and stores
closed during the afternoon of Tuesday.
HENRY CRANGLE,
Chairman Com. Arrangements.
Yesterday, while the programme was
under progress ana as d part OF the agree"
ment of the Committee of Arrangements,
beautiful canopy of National colors,
consisting of four mammoth flags, was put
up in the Senate Chamber in the Capitol
building. Underneath this spacious can.
opy it is designed to morrow morning to
place the bodies of Col. Thoburn, Capt.
Bier aud Sergeant jenkins, and there to
leave them in state for public observation
until the hour fixed for removing them to
the Cemetery at Mt. Wood.
THE BURIAL SPOT.
Capt. John Mcclure has very generously
offered to donate an eligible site which he
owns in Mt. Wood, to be consecrated as a
resting place OF soldiers. He desires to
have Col. Thoburu, and also the remains
of Bier and Jenkins, inferred there to.
morrow. The site rendered by Capt. Nc
Lure would, we understand, afford space
enough for sixty or seventy graves. 1t is
to be desired that the friends of the three
soldiers may see proper to have the bodies
inferred there to morrow.
THE RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
We understand that Rev. DR.. Drum
mond and Rev. Mr.. Moffat have been iu-
vited to officiate at the funeral service to-
morrow afternoon. DR.. Drummoud is quite
unwell, so much so that he was not. able
to fill his appointment yesterday, but it is
hoped that he will be able to attend to-
morrow at the church. He ia an intimate
friend of the family and has been for many
years.
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ResoIUsd, That q copy of the foregoing
preamble and resolutions be presented to
the family of the deceased, and furnished
for publication to the city papers.
DR.. Hupp having read to the meeting
some memoranda embracing the chief in
cidents in the life of the deceased, it was
ReSolUed, That he be requested to use
them in preparing a brief biographical
sketch of Col. Thoburn for publication.
A. s. TODD, Chairman.
W. ]. BATES, Sec'y.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


L SIGNED, until TUESDAY, November LIST, 1864,
at IL o'clock NJ for the immediate delivery to this
Department, Of
AMBULANOES-Whee Pattern.
Samples of which may be seen at the Government
Inspection Yard, corner Eighth and Freeman Streets
Cincinnati, Oh
To be delivered free ofcharge at the U. s. Inspec-
ton Yard in this city, with the of the party
furnishing distinctly marked on each Ambulance.
Parties Offering AmbulAnces must distinctly state
in their bids the number they propose to furnish
the price and time of delivery; and must guarantee
that the Ambuances shall be, in every respect equal
to Army Standard, otherwise the proposal will not
be considered.
A guaranty, signed by two responsible persons
must accompany each bid, guaranteeing that the
bidder will supply the Ambulances awarded to him
under his proposal.
Bids will be opened on Tuesday, November Ist
1884 at II o'clock, NJ at this office, and bidders are
requested to be present.
Awards will be made on Wednesday, November
I'd, 1864.
Bonds will be required that the contract will be
faithfully fulfilled.
kilograms relating to Proposals will not be no
ticed.
Blank forms Of Proposals., Contracts and Bonds
may be obtained at this office.
The right to reject any bid deemed unreasonable
il reserved.
Indorse envelope ."ProposaI for Ambulances.' and
address Cox VIM. W. MoRIM
Chief Quartermastsr, Cincinnati Depot.
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ARTILLERY HORSES WANTED.

A ssIsTANT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE,
IA WHEELISG, W. Va, October :, lsot,
ARTILLERY HORSES will be PURCHASED IN the
open market at Wheeling. -
one hundred and sixty i've dollars will be paid ior
all horses passed by the Board Of Inspection III
The horses must be OF dark color, SOUND ~ -
Particular strong, quick and active, we'll broAel
and SQUARE trotters in harness, in good nesh an
condition. from six to ten years old, and not less ina
49, hands high each horse TO weigh not les 'nAN
By order Of Col JAS. A. RKIN, QuAT1eErm71Aster
De1Srtment, ]. g. FARN5WORTH,
dpcts n 40. n.
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LIEUT.. Col. HALL. of the 10th West vir-
ginia Infantry, was wounded on Wednes-
day last. Lieut.. Col. John Hall, of the
18th regiment, son of John Hall, Esq, of
Mason, was killed. He had but jast re-
covered from wound, and he had only a
little while before reiOined his regiment.
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A FARM.

WANTED-A farm OF from twenty to City acres
w Of good land in Ohio county, within ten or
twelve miles Of Wheeling; much preferred IL within
three four miles Of the city. The soil must be
good, well watered, ground not rough nor broken,
location healthy, and access for carriage at ali
seasons OF the year. Apply to the subjoined Com
mttee.
By order of the Board of Supervisors of Ohio Co.
AS, TODD, Chairman,
WM. NORTH,
J. L. STIFEL,
A. O. BOGGS,
sep4-dkWtf Committee.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

WHEELING, Oct. ~, 1864
In accordance with the above decree hereby
give notice that have fixed on Monday, October
31st, 1854, the time and my law office in the city
Of Wheeling as the place, when and where 1 shall
proceed to examine and report in reference to the
several matters in said decree contained.
GIBSON l. CRANMER,
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SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE In RITCHIETOW N.
II OF NUMBER l3, in square number 9, in Riteh-
IL ietOWn, which Is located two story brick
and a f. anne house-lately owned and occupied by
Daniel snyder-VilI be sold At private sale. FIR
description, SC, apply TO Vim. Stamm, RtehietoWn-
For terms apply at the Law Once Of Caldwell
Boyd, No. ~ Main street.
If not sold at private sale before the 5th day OF
October next, it will be sold At public auction on
the premises ct 10 o'clock OnthAt day.
seps-td BOYD 4 90.
EH-The above sale has been postponed till
Tuesday, the LIST day Of Hoyember. ootlA-td
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West Alexander Academy,

WILL be open for the reception of pupils of both
w sexes, On MONDAY, the Path inst. Special at
tention given to many of the common, and all Of the
higher branches of an English education. Also all
branches usually taught in u College course. Also
Music Vocal and instrumental, aud Drawing.
]. @. FRAZIER A. NJ, Principal
Rev. W. II. LISTER Pres OF Board. oct2l Tvs
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CONGRESSIONAL Canvass.

n D. HUBBARD will address the people Of the
OS several counties in the First Congressional
District, at their respective Court Houses foIoWE
Wetz5l, Sept 1st; Marshall, Sept. 9th; PIeasant Is
Sept. 10Th; Lewis Sept 18th; Harrison ept 10Th;
Richie, Sept. 18Th; Hancock, Sept. 22d; Brooke,
Sept 9th; Tyler, Oct. Sthi Wood, Oct. l5thi bod
bridge Oct 10th.
Other appointments wili be made hereafter
GuR2I-lmdGW
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Union Men, To The Rescue,
Grand Rally at West Liberty.

THERE will be a MASS MEETING OF Union men
i in the town Of West Liberty, on MONDAY
NEXT, OCTOBER 24th.
Honest men Of all parties are invited to attend
and learn how Union men propose to save the
Union. Eminent speakers will be present to ad-
dress the meeting. oct2I
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FOrPittsburgh.-Ch of Hour.
~ The Steamer MINERVA will hereaf.
sIItt555s4scsf ter leave Wheeling at ESQ A. NJ on
- TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATUR-
DAY. Freight received at the Wharf-Boat on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
oct22.lw BOOTH. BATTELLE CO.,.Ag
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

TTNHE Committee TO arrange fo- the funeral obse-
i quies Of Col. Thoburn, Capt P. G. Bier and
Sergeant Jenkins will meet at the Capitol building
this morning at 9 O'Clock.
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MARRIED

At West Alexander, by the Rev. ]. g. Cooley,
Mr.. GEoRGE BIRCH to MisS LOLA DICKINSON, both Of
this ciEv-
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to the remains of Captain Bier and sar-
geant Jenkins.
Before the adjournment of the Club,
Hon. Waitman T. Wiley and Major Gen.
Heintzlemsu, who had been invited to the
hall, together with @. D. Hubbard, Esq. made
speeches in which appropriate reference
were made to the fallen soldiers, in whose
honor the Club had assembled.
PROGRAMME FOR THE FUNERAL.
2 After the close of the speeches, and tho
subsequent adjournment of the Club, the
Committee held a meeting and initiated
proceedings looking to the funeral. Yes
terday they held an adjourned meeting,
and the following arrangements were ma
.tured and agreed upon;
PROGRAMME
Funeral Obsequies of
COLONEL THoBURE,
CAPTAIN BIER,
and
EERGEAHT JEHKlHs,
On Tuesday AFTERNOON at 2 O'Clock.
The bodies will be laid in state at the
State House from o'clock till on Mon
day afternoon, and from 9 o'clock till on
Tuesday, for the reception of visitors.
TIE FUNERAL SERVICES
will take place in the Fourth street NJ. E.
Church at 2 o'clock on Tuesday afternoon,
at the close of which a procession to es-
cort the remains to Mt. Wood Cemetery,
will be formed in the following order:
Chief Marshal and Aids.
." Music.
Military Escort.
Wounded Soldiers Of Col. Thoburn's command, In
Ambulance.
Clergy.
The Remains in the following order:
Pail Bearers. PdH BsdTer3
Msi. Gen. HeintzIeman, g IL. B. Hubbard,
Col. Ely, P. n. g., sc NJ. B. Reed,
Mejor D. II. AcPhAil, L. 8. DelapIain
Major Stafford, "a CW.H. O. Payne,
Major HaIsey, Geo. W. Parks,
Capt. Farnsworth, a. I W. F. SteifeI,
Capt. Reid, s. W. 8. senseney.
Capt. Heiskell, - Martin Asworth
Capt. Turner, 1o5 John Voltz,
Capt. Norton, 81 ! VIM. Morrison,
Lieut.. Peck, nS I ]. d. Trimble.
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In Chancery.
In Circuit Court Of
Ohio Co, West
Virginia.
aeorge Dultr and Vic. q hi

George Duty and wife, ct al Virginia.
DY virtue Of decree rendered in the above en-
ID titled cause on the 18th day Of October A D.
1864, It was adJudged, ordered and decreed among
other things that this cause be referred 70 one II
the Master Commits sioneTs Of this Court who shall
make and state an account Of the debts due and
owing from the estate OF the said Christina Beymer
deceased, and said Commissioner shall ix a day be-
Yond which no evidence TO prove DE- BITS due from
said estate shall be heard. 1t is further ordered
that said Administrator be made party defendant
in this cause, and that said Commissioner further
state the amO Mt and value Of the personal estate
belonging to the estate of said Christina Beymer,
deceased, and whether not l. is sufficient to pay
the debts Of said estate also the value OF the real
estate OF which she died seized, and all such other
matters and things as: he or any one in interest
may deem pertinent But before taking said ac-
count said Commissioner shall give notice Of the
time and place of taking the same in some news
paper published in the city Of Wheeling, for ten
days.
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THE LIST, 4th and 18th West Virginia reg
iments were not in the recent battle of
Cedar Greek, consequently those having
friends in those regiments need have no
concern as to casualties.
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STRAYED
Furniture at Auction.

UIIIEUEG dI hIICTIUII0
TNHE subscriber will offer at auction on Thursday,
Il the 9th instant, at his residence the Island,
his Household and Kitchen Furniture consisting in
part of Mattresses, Bedsteads, Carpets, Mahogany
Chains, Bureaus, Tables, Extension Table, Looking
Glasses, Secretary and Book Case, Window Blinds,
Curtains, Chairs Sofa, Cooking Stove, Parlor Stove,
Stair Carpet and Rode.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
JOHN MORGAN.
GEo. G. WICKHAM, Auctioneer. Oct24-td