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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-01-23

@S- 1t is understood that the patriot and
martyr, Vallandigham, the renowned in
dividual who "waits and watches over the
border is "hard up" His purse is grown
light, his pockets are drained dry, he is not
Well "off for SOAP" "rocks," of the tigura-
tive sort, are not abundant with him. It
Is pity, isn'tit it? Having been dulv no.
titled Of this important fact, the faithfn,
among the Copperheads OF Ohio are on.
deavorlng to raise contributions for the re-.
lief OF their unfortunate leader! They 4,
not hesitate to call on their Door AND
laborlous followers, to give him succor on
OF their own meager resources. Like Nc
Cleiian, the valiant Vallandigham, is will
ling to become an object of charity an,
live in luxury at the expense of those VIII
have nothing to spare. 1t is rich idea
1t shows how honorable and independer
man he is. He is quite above earning hi
living. but he is not above living at the q,
pense Of those he has betrayed!
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-01-23

1ss- In another column Will be found Il
proclamation from Gov. Morton, OF Indi-
ana. in relation to the necessity of increas-
ing the number of volunteers in that State.
The Governor seems TO be OF opinion that,
if the States are credited, under the out
standing call, with the re-enlising Nolun-
teers NOW in the Army, the Plesiden. will
be compelled to make another one, and
that speedily, so that our army may be
placed il such state OF numerical e:iicier-
cy for the Spring Campaign, as will enable
it to move on at once triumphantly to
wares The end.
Gov. Morton is in position which gives
weigh. TO what he says on this point. 1t is
certain that the re-enlistment of soldiers
already in the ranks, does not add any
thing to our numbers. 1t merely extends
their term of service. So that, if it be ne
cessary to add $780, men to the army, as
we do not doubt it is, it is evident that this
number must be fully recruited at home.
The establishments serve to maintain the
veteran condition of the Army-secure its
continued efficiency, but do not make it
stronger, or any ADLER to march forward
in the Spring than it was last fall.
1t is evident, therefore, that a new de-
mand will come to make up for the diff
cheney i'll the present call, caused by the
credit of these Refreshments. That new
demand will be imperative, and after the
LIST of March, the large bounties now offer
ed, will cease altogether Men who require
these bounties will bear this in mind. l
Iowa makes up it's full quota of the presen
call at home, it is probable that the mex
one will not reach us. If it does not, thel
we shall Of course come in under the next
which will be under the law as it may b.
modified by Congress, and for draft with
out any delay. To avoid this, the only al
tentative is to fill up the present call by tn
full quota Of volunteers from home.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-01-23
The Washington Chronicle publishes an

The Washington Chronicle publishes an
article IN favor OF the denomination OF
President Lincoln. Numerous other pa
pers have done the same thing, and proba-
bly, more will do so.
We don't know what may be the partlc-
| ular purpose Of those who now choose 70
manifest their choice for the next President.
Ii has seemed TO US too early to begin TO
canvass the matter. Particularly would
We have preferred that the Presidents
name should have been kept out of this
connection, for the present, at least. But
others have their own notions, and If they
are honest and patriotic in their purpose,
,Ne have no right 10 find fault with them.
Mr.. Lincoln is not responsible for theif
acts. We don't know but he is the best
man for the place. Still, circumstances
may intervene which would make anoth-
er more acceptable. Why then shouio
there be this haste? Why is 1t that pesu-
lent politicians must be attempting 10 tore
state public opinion? Wait. Public opih
ion will be ruled by coeNtS.
The tr.chs;ers who are now hitchlng fast
10 the tail OF thi, or that man, and seeking
to make public opinion conform to their
own personal aims, might as well under
stand that their day OF influence is over,
and that, i'll all human probability, the
next President Will be nominated and cleo
ted by the people without their assistance.
The choice may, very probably, be Mr..
Lincoln; to-day if required to make
choice, we think ii would be. But we don't
know what may happen III the next five
months. For our part we don't choose to
discuss the comparative merits of any men.
We propose supporting the Administration
with all our ability. We wish everybody
else to do the same, and that without re-
gard to who shall come next. When the
time comes to choose candidate we hope
a wise and judicious one will be made.
Meanwhile let us not in any way hamper
our future action.
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-23
ECLECTIC.

DR; R. II LEI, Eclectic physician, surgeon and
- Aeeoueher, tenders his professional saFYSces to
the citizens Of Wheeling aud vicinity. DR.. t. Il y
SEaauate Of the Eclectic Medical Institnte Of Gin
oinnatL and has had many years experiences in the
OF his proi ession and be hopes By eioso At.
tenIlon 70 business, % merit share of the pnbIic
patronage Dr. Lee has given special attention 10 mi
~ oeen sminently successful in tho treatment Of
OF every variety, and especially Of
such IS RheumAtiam and diseases OF the Nc q i,ST
Liver Complaint. Heryous Debility, Oaneers ana
Ulcers Constipation, Piles and diseases OF ne Kid.
1Isse &C. Al those who have been uiisnceess-
talS treated TOR any Ofthe above Diseases wOiIId
1na 70 their interest 70 consult Dr. Lee without
Our practice 2 gafe, certain aud prompt leaT
ing no merenEtal faint in the system, but cieahsins
'sStihB IN unison with Natures uneFSnrs ava : n =
HHEnINGs WESF Va Dec al. 1883
- ~ MRom u may concern: We the undersigned
M o. the Wet Va Legislature, TAI pleasure
many yeArs previous 70 the breakfn9 o1t oS ne ~
g successful and energetic praetItioner
Of Medicine (of the Eclectic schooIt h III 4, ~
HShA county We, and M in GallIa county, Ohio.
y: shAOK, Senator TEh Dfs't
w. 8. DUNBAR NJ n. ~
JOHN Al. PHELPS Pres ssnaA..
Once one door south OF KFameT'S Hotsi HS,n
- s1SSs, MIRA 2ms
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-23
Commissioners Sale of Valuable and
Desirable Lands in Marshall
County. West Va.

G. Circuit Court for Mar.
;ElIEa KempIs, ad,x Z others ssAll County, W. Va.
pursuance OF decree in the above case reader.
u ed, shall proceed ON ths 9Th day Of April 1851,
THAT being Court dayl at the front door OF Mar.
shall County Court House, to Si 10 the highest and
best bidder, the following described lands owned by
Charles Remple, deceased.
LIST. tract OF land containing $40 AcreS at Lime.
stone, on or near the Haynesburg road.
ID. a tract Of 200 acres, known ~ the ThouI
run land = ..=s
Sd. 1s acres on Wheeling Creek.
Ath, The undivided half Of 266 Acres Of land Al
the forks OF the Waynesburg road.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
will GhOR the above lands to any person WiAhinR
to purchase. They furnish q good opportunity fof
safe and profitable Investments, being well ImpruT
cd. MICHAEL DUWLER,
Dated March LIST, 1854. Special COm'r.
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lIss,lnls ln sLaEsEaI7 oo15,....o 81
CInlRoN. Mead %. - q,

Az = e Getting Of the taxpayers of Cam.
S Ssoa Llel,nslipS 4latshaii cot nv. N n
S SLg,atsa, Il vas sgFesd 10 ihstfaet 81
s3 IpsrsisSE 81 said Township. Is us i 81
1919 g % have tax levied 81 The con d
1 y saslsnt g. pay a least $500 90. o. y
$500 .ese a. any other county ia Is
IN soS ~ loi.g!gntesEs 10 ont quota 81 I q
ss sS;gUV tsoops sass called for 81 tie Pes e
-. 0e met.os g DE-. s.idger tie Screen s
80 81 ~. - g de
~ !. eey q ne pEoesedinSSis z
Wheeling IatelEigeao for rultl.S ~ = N
@ g - r 49, $500 T,. Z.
B. sPGkk1sOS, sseretaFy. tt z
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-23
TRUSTEES SALE

DY virtue Of deed Of trust, made and .xec,t.JT
ID to me by Benjamin r. GoOdEin aud Annie
Goodwin, his wife, bearing date the 18th day OF
July, A. u, 1850, and which said deed e Of recor,
In the State Of West Virginia, shall proceed 10
Aell at public auc ion, at the front tue Cont
HOUSE tor harahAu county, In the town of NJ ma
Ttlles on Wednesday the Goth day OF April, A n
1854, to the highest and best bidder the folloVi69
described property, to.Rit:s beginning ut an sYifS
tree on the bank Of the Ohio River. corner 10 tI-
lands OF Milton Jones; thence & $50 b. IS poles 10 a
White Oak At the top OF the lIil corner 10 PTeief
SmithS Themes NJ $40 B. 81 polGs, to q l,o.II,t.
thence 5. Geo 66 poles to Linn at ths head OF 5js
r.Teri thence down the river with its ineaSdeFiSr
70 the beginning contaiIdnE Thirty 1907 aeTsSs
more or less Il being the property LeretoEore
SonYeyed by Jacob CrAU,er and wife, to BENJAMIN.
October, 1868, and which said deed Is OF rseTI in
The Record, rs otdee of the County Court OF mar
shall county, In book Is, folio rs; also ali III SsId
SoodGtn and wlIe's right, title and interest IN "A
certain Lot and House situated on the bank oflIhe
Ohio river, In Marshall, county YIrIisial Il beinI
the sans or pGzt Of the same deYIsed ~ JoSa1{S
smith TO Stephen DAY and dseded by Ste6heSi IIsS
to J. Ramsay and decided by J. 8. Ri; =, 10 X,
BENJAMIN =. Goodwin, and bounded as iolio,rS
oeginnlng at stake in the road in said Days Zinc
stake in the road; thence TO a small oak on t6Si
point above the House in said Days line. thence
Win said line TO the beginning including one
DC there more or less and Hls5 the bank IN font al
ns Eaet, winch said deed from ]. 8. Ramsey to sad
BENJAMIN Y, Goodwin, ~ OF record in tbs RseoT-l
dera othee OF the County Count Of AArsbAIl conn
W West virginia, In Book Is, folio 129.
selnnE as trustee, shall convey ouIyBtcl tkIai
tEhMS MISUNDERSTANDING cash aud the ba lance
IN six months, and the title retained until tbs hal
Snee Of tlePurehAse money * paid > 7 5iIfit
mt9l I'd ~ is g. 4. cRANMRR-
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An Important Law.

We would call attention 10 the act Of The
Legislature, passed At the last session, in
relation to the unlawful detention Of real
estate, which We print on the fret page of
70 days paper, a a matter of general in
formation aud interest to our readers. We
are indebted, for the copy, TO the CLERK of
the House Of Delegates.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-23

IL men credited to Muskipgum co. Ohio.
n to Ohio co, w Va; Il to Marshall CO.
W Vai to Washington, Pa; to Belmont
co. Ohio Ito Marion co, Ohio; 10 JET
tersOn co, Ohio; to oass co, Indiana: 1
to Geanga co, Ohio; 1 to Perry co. pa
Mustered Jan %, 1864.
- 6fa ". va. IHFANTRT.
RAW RECRUITS.
Co -EbeHsset Morris, uot II iiited. /.
6FH ": va. cAyALRY.
PhilliPpi, Barbour co.
lsr ". va. oAYAlRs.
Adolphus Skinner, not credited
18th W. VA. lHRASpRY.
Thos CLARK. Jacob staadit6rd, Glen
AATTHRH D, 1sr ". Va. hRIIhRRY. -
Thos 9 Hammond, not credited.
JnO ID Campbell, FairyieW, Hapeoek ..
l4EH ". "a. lsEANzRx.
rI Henry ~ Pta.t, Perry Pratt, Cs4srsytlls.
lsT Y. VA. c1YAIRY.
Jos Shaw Baltimore, Sid. 81 /
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-23
TRUsTEE,s sALE
@ASO y 41939 y SAILED
OF Real Estate In MartInsvIlle, Q

VI hea1 ESTATE In m2Ettn9YiIIeI Ohio
pY virtue ofa decd of trust executed by John R.
on the 18th day Of February, 1868, and now on n.
cora in the heeordeT'S ofhee, Of Belmont county,
Ohio, in volume 0, page 2o8, will sell on Thursday
the premises, In the toRh OF MartiuEVIlle, the fol-
towing property, to Wit: Lots numbered one hua.
dreh and thirty and one hundred and thirty.one
$50 and 1871 situated In WaIIsess ADDITION 70 tSS
town Of Aartlnsville; the lots Is erected CON.
Portable dwelling ho1 e.
six and twelve months with interest from date the
purchaser giving bond and approved security, sud
the title to be retained uAti purchase money paid
fs6ao.td Az. Ae4 4l - ga.
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------SaN-S ----L- .. :. il-f..s-i =
AT ajotnt meeting ot Council, held IN the cham.
ben OF the Second Branch, this evening March aIIt
1888, hi. Hnnsr the Mayor presiding. ? !,
on motion the reading Of the minutes yas at..
g. BrAdy, President Of The seoond Branch. .,,s -
have been convened IN extra session IN M 49,
a tss Sos g ne The Psi@fI duty Of
ne, lAte TreasIror Of the CITY. he vaG 6FSt 49,
60 e mat by the Council In the year 1870 nj
Ger . change OF Law be hAs been reelected f6ass
year % geAr By the people The -tnties IS
e ns o9asS have 5iNASG been discharged with Scr
4llol5 naelltys HIS reteuttou for % many var
80 ankle honoEable to him and his eonStitIeSey =
- b! death 1moarn the las OF an Cd nj ISiIsd
tFtena or6oar further remarks to a(oFd yoS, ~
opportunity Of making saeh oFerI a nv X ~ ~
g! . pay that tribute Of respect due Is
% noti6a Il Mr.. lamb. q. The Il. P,,,., a..
ana resolutions WSre
WaEas,s, RiuuAnp ", Hanna, Ed, f.r pe.,lv
niseen yeaEs Treasurer Of the CITY, has, nndSr ~
T1iHgE q dance, ben removed fr6a nj 1S,Ss
e the Ee4lttisg o. another io Il r. dtffaS tI,s3
b he SatRo 4 81 81 a. q b.
- mat in his data, the City ~ ben dsnTjIS1
= t5e e enc who discharged an ne datSSI
~ ats elet4l capacity With IN.
I'D. hat heellml by dessrvI,,v n ~. -.
- g 80 senidepee q his fslloE e4ti1s6s % 4
aI. felt ths City AlthoritIas teudsr q ~. S,,st
2 g tae saee9ase Their neaEe ana h6afttSit eose.
- md that copy q ths6e IL e57S,
1870 . Ma Harding b ths Mayor ma Csrr 81
90. mat IN toItininny Of rs.SS..s e., Sc.
the Mayer md anarS e CoGeli VIII M m 40
80 81 e ciy sc g 9asstsd . SsF a. ss ~
q tie C69mb6r q the ia HfS1ei - ~
.aeEtes "a sttqid tls iGtsrSi ~ ~ ~,
Il 80 u , e9lgs 4.GBWTHS
WhsSlins. Hsroh a. lsSk sfker clty.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-23

EhoeeedInB6l Of the 8uPeFysSyLLI
Ohio, County Feb. "a, 1864.
NRDRRED that the President and CLERK Of ~ ~
" board be 5tr1cte1 In drawing orders upon w
treasurer for County bounty money, not 70 oIIh y
oEder Ii favor Of any second party, uniess sneu
ondtpAFtS present and deliver 70 them ot IT. IT.
tnsl1 power p attorney, authorizing aim 70 0t71
Ordered further, ihAt an parties, claimants 81! !S
laid fund, ~ unknown, be requested 70 loSo oaIy
themselves By some responsible person, Pets'1AH'
known to the President or Clerk
Ordered, that the President and Clerks - s9E a.
the county bounty money IL obtained And - 49,
Payment, adVatttIo - to the time and pleee -
Ibt paynentS ~ b - made Tor At least ten Gays
Iejpy FsitS: gro. ". SIGHfs,
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ADVBRT1sEM1NTa
WANTED,

rTHB undsfifrned vishes 10 hire FIRgx LABoR.
II hrs, F1RTf CARPENTERS and FIFTY HORSE
SHoBRs, to 90 70 NaGhyills, 70 work 1of the Gov
eFument, to whom liberal WSges will be paid and
Fatlons fatnlIhed them. For Information as TO wa
Ees &s5 Inquire OF Nh; WILSON.
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Public Sale OF q Valuable Law Ans
MIaeellnne0ua AlhrRrY,

n WILL on Saturday The Oh day Of April next, q
il the ONCE Of the late Morgan Nelson, EIqs IN tes
A1ty % Rhe6lh sen at Public Auction, one o. u
largest and hkst selected Law Library 80 the stat
and also large number Of valuable MteeuSnso9s
Books, all in perfect state preservation: Tern
offsale caSh and the books to be delivered on
ment Of The purchase money. At sane time ~, VI
offer Ion rent the once 0Eped by said Aorgah x.
Eon, and now Ia The ocsup6ney Of samuel Whselsf'
MARY J. NELSON,
mrI4 "a .ExeeUfTix Of NorESn Nelson, DECD
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-23

a MAIL!MG SCHOOL FOR LApIEs--rXOtII-
a. NAN nov open At the Business ooileSe,
esaef udept9 etten1. Terms SS per month ar SiS
~ qnittnItsd n time, payable at the tfns
good hand writing can be aeauired
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-23
trustees Sale 81 81 Estate.

f1Y virtue Of a deed Of trn5t S Ia sfariuS Faf.
ID gsson and David ", Gibson; dkt6d the 2lth
day Of june, 1851, aud recorded ID Che once Of the
Recorder for Ohio county, In deed book number
iorty:tWo-42-fDliO four hundred and threO-403-;
1 will. on SATURDAY, the 9th day Of March, 1854,
Rt 10 o'clock A. NJ, ut the 'front.' door Of the Court
House OF Ohio ounty, prOcesd to sell lots number
utne and ten, In square number tWenty-elght, in
that part OF the city ofWheeiDg called BuenA ViIta
addition to tho city Of Wheeling, laid out BY
Emma ChurchIlPs trustee
nthe above described property Il frame cottage
with two rooms, n good we'll Of water, &c.
selling - trustee shall convey such title - 10
vested In me by said deed of trust
Terms ofBsls-Cash.
tsbS-td H. @. COTS, Trustee.
P. S.-The above sale Is pOItpon ed until MON.
DAY. the 4th day Of APRIL, 1854.
marl.td HENRY @. GOTTR TrlEtee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-23

ooa gard eur AAE, and knON go So
EGsh EtripO q bRl0ht e nSB thSy wave,
SIN mAkO tlOGa cur 111k1 iHNAR,
BtU 4Oat above OAGA PAAFiOtB BREBa
DOAEh 10 the tEAitoT thaS would dAEG
10 tail Il through tie dlgt oG ShARA,
Al honest hoSrt8 IL lot Win 6AA1S
Add fSHOW It to DOath OF RAnS.
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iEh u. "a. IAIAnTRr.

Jacob FettsS JAW Bathhsrt. lNWi,,,y, 4.
Asn6y, Eelix Kerns, Isaac, WeeRly- ;rb.S,s
= Jackson. Samuel 6 Gregg, John ii Pa -,
tLsarenEo Weekly, T6os MyerS. q R1+.o, = = ;
.SaEgen GAteys Simoay b Garner 0bsS ~ u
Btddle, Wm Graham, George s McInt; -
Robert Rutse, Martin L SIufey snnt ,seS+l iss
ed or mustered. .1Ss = 81 "
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Fifth N. VA. CaYalrY.

GIAPT. 6RUBB wants EeW cod mes fer the 5th
" WA. CSyalry; IO1 for Veterans and $500 for
New Recruits VIII Le paid. Th 9th Cavalry u one.
Of. the 6slt reg iments iuthe services Capt Grub
VIII have his headquarters at the Monroe House.
mf28 I've
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-23

FoR Coughs, Colds, and Throat pisor.
dero, use Browns Bronchial Troches. y
having proved their efficacy by test OF
nanyiyears.
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KENW0On SGH00L

PRIVATE CLASSICAL AND ENGLIsH
-, Bo3rding School Tor Boys-num6er Of Pupils
The Summer Session Of this Institution. now In liz
n,nth ysaT, val begin on TuesdSy, April J9h. APP
ply personally, or by letter, to the Rev. Joseph r.
Taylor, New brighton, Pa. = =
FatIonS and References in Wheeling and vicinity
are 1 ksT; MI ADDISON, JANIS ACHESON, ri j.
5iSIA =: d. NORTONs cR1SPlN oGLEBY, r. r.
tAaOO49. o. mr92 I'm
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Steam Engine fol. saIe

TlHB sUBsoR1BER ossr. Dr. ~. ~. .Sss
~! naIt y present values one Steam RnFIns AZ
tt rs 1naef fest stroke Eeod tuppIy p1m6
s,S I1so4 copper connecting pipe, &c. eofnpiete
Sa5 Angtne can be bought during fbfS =
can beSeena at the Pultnoy Coal Wor5s ~
mr. @Fa liz. s'llaif ". Gill.
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e =
STOP tina COUGH 7

SRlBEDl Are syou aware that -yuu arc riskinv'
II your life by negtscting that OOu0Hl What n ~
y only ooHs aud Il will soon .WPnr itself W.
you continue to neglect yourself, the remit Vim
mort tine that you viii begin TO feel q seiiGos
ing palm. hgnt cough will become dry anithSt
Hhich yoP raise will be thick and yellow or Vita
lIlatteri Qtte1 stReaked SotEh bloS and
soenyoa win ind that yoa have soid
tchtlis light EWets The matter and phieVf1 nil
with gRe1t II yod Still nerist.
o1rset q short tilses you conveyed 70 ne
graSe 4tats y6at a0t c1tEssyt0 be- dLatieEFf Jbet
whom this great destroy has gathered
2 me crave every single eaSo begdS OVit lITSL,
this had been attended 10 IN lin e nj i,is
nave bee WellS Int being neglected under ne "a
tal dsllsen thai teaf lfself Il frans.i
as deadly action to The substance Of ti,e
exciting theirs 1TISH or
Anst1sE and Another cold added fuel to ne fisfis
ice peFel.s began TO soften and 6epafates
. 4 tls eriAis the disease very dinsnlt to
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-23

Pgrsuan. to deere. rendered In said County c.ur,
on the 18th day OF July, 1869. I shall proceed 70
ssl % the front door Of the Court IIousa, Of MA
county on Tuesday, the 18th day Of March, 1884 St
public Eale, to the highest and best bidder the Io
mo- Vl,) numbered ninet, .ons in the bill and pre-
Ssedngs mentioned, In the addition 70 the City 81
wheeling, laid ont By Henry Moore, Trustee 4
Ebenezer Zane on Zane's ISland: upon the iOt
lowing terms and conditions Of bale Was ten per cat
OF the amount Of the purchase money In cash, AhA
remainder In three equal instAlments payable IN
six twelve and eighteen months from fhs day Of
l4lss with interest IRON said day. the purchaser TO
give bend with approved security for such deferred
or credit instaImentG. .
JOSEPH SEYBOLD,
tehzI u 9hRFiH o. C,
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FOR SALE.

Wish y pell 8 SOD two story Brick Hos
ala bur 4e.l e IF0uiiA, fl6ntl1g cl Lynn 80
re urehilf hdditi6l 10 th6 city ID NheSli1E EFS
Art elliaFa aPplJ 70 JANIS II DfIIIJN
tees-a 49, PlnmbsE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-03-23

House and Lot for Sale.
DESIRE to sell my House aud Lot on WhoStag
y 1Eiand. The lot Is designated a. plumber tISe
ty-seHen-2I-in Daniel Zane'S addition to the Cly
Gf Hheeliug, and IL one Of the most elevated pol
iions on the leland. Upon Il - comfortable dSel
ing house and necessary ont building. including
stable: yz -1 n. RICHARDSON.
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new n CLOTHING HOUSE,

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room termeEiy occupied a 6eahan'S F1rnitSrS
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Porter Wantad

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KLINE &HEYMAN

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