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ID CkaBecTy CoHTt o. ABox eoaHty, wiH expose 10
vahlic sac a. Toe Ce8F Hbase deoE IN kHeEviliss
Nsa3dy he issh day Il AFT 1856, az abs right, ute.
Ain aod demand fAs, ". u, FransisCo hss 10 and
% Ts5i q Land N 6rzvess9%R, eaatsisizg sbCai tso
ssrss - pkish there is = kl&ckEssifhs shsPs asJ
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sl8s e. The farewell pad s3oiniag tie lands - JeAn
fey3 SD yther T. satisty eXseuison IN favor q
Psrassk f4egsse-
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NOTICE.
II OBEDIENCE TU A DECREE MADE AT THE
sasch tern Fl tlte C3Hnty Court e kRsI eeusty IN
- zaz q benjamin. ikiBs, AdEnisistrAtaF Of Richard
wilkins dssd - MArsba WilkSos and ethsrs, viii sell
he I5th day e A1sl. 1885. at tbs Court House do0g
k5ars5lie, Traet 4 land yiag IN the iFth civil dis
17c q EHoG epRbty. asjainiag The lahds Of H. D.
Essgise J. 3 CcFHA AAd stbsrs suhiect 70 the bewtr
t1crriu e Martha wilkins an3 R the event that sah
ssat cen roGliIed by ihe safe tkss ke tract
vrsng ths beNeT Aforesaid viii also ts sua 81 Tie
s ard place srhjtct the life estate dover interest
therein II the sEsd Narha wilkins Seven hundred dol
zr q Zee parhs mercy sill be required . be paid at
s}. aud Ire gErehAssr required 10 give bond SEa socur
~ ~fa Interest srass 4ash tr tbs unpaid pRrSbAss
e. VsySbs six ADD iWSEe months zftsv date and sn
s b. retained she lsna til be purchase nsney u
Tally pAiS
1safuhzs-4w PISS ". n SWAN D. Clerk
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CoAL oIL--JUsT RECEIVED AND
fsSs,a pR, JAMES RopsRRs.
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LSOR WINDOW GLASS OF EVERY
DR. JAMES RODGERS.
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LAND SALE.

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TOR PURE WINES AND LIQUORS,
- @'-''. DR.. JAMES RopaEaG
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-26

On the 17th, the rebel House again re-
solved its unalterabIe determination to
continue the struggle for independence, and
its belief in success "if we stand firm and
united" and appointed a committee to
issue an address TO the people of the Con.
federacy to that effect. That prince OF
braggarts, Humphrey Marshall of Ken.
lucky, did most Of the talking that prece.
ded this action. A proposition was up for
layiog an export duty on cotton and to-
baeco, which Marshall thought absurd
now that every Confederate port is closed.
He said
"He would seiZe all the cotton, tobacco
and gold in the Confederacy, make 1.-THE
property Of the government, and make it
subserTient to the public good He would
take the men Of the country by the nnpe of
the neck and put them into the army. He
would rather see every city in this couu-
try ia smothering ruins, and every house
Ia ashes, than yield one jot short ofthe indie
pendeoce of these States. There was gome-
thing in the efforts of the Yankees to bring
about negotiations for peace, aud be want.
ed the country to know, and the army to
knoWI That II we only remained true to our
selves all would be right. Do these people
Of far southern states who first cried out
secession now begin to droop I This is no
time to droop. As for himself, he was lust
beginning to get mad. Applause and
laughter.) He would rather live on the
beech nuts ia the woods and the fish of our
waters. (Applause.) A people who cease
to love liberty, cease to deserve liberty. but
be would never yield. (Grest applause
"Mr. Orr of Mississippi rose to thank the
gentleman from Kentucky (Mr. MarshslN
for the noble and lofty sentiments he had
uttered. There was not sentiment which
that gentleman had SO eloquently expressed
to which he did not cordially respond
We must strengthen our means of resis-
lance in order TO increase our chance for a
speedy and honorable peace, and send
commissioners to Washington With the olive
branch in one hand and the power OF non
ular determination and heroi3 resolve in the
other" - -
Mr.. EohOls of Georgia, Alludius to Mar.
shalI's proposition to seizs tobacco and
cotton said if congress should take anv
such action, he would resign and 20 houe.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-26

The advance sheets of the report of the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue, show
vast increase in the receipts of the Gov
ernment from taxation. In twenty days
of this mouth the sum amounted to TWEEN
ty-three Millions For the ten months
ending Juue 30, 1868, not quite thirty-fVe
millions we're paid by all the States, ow-
ing to radical deficiencies in the law
For the year ending or the Both Of June,
1864, upwards of lO2 100000 we're col
Iected. at the present rate upwards Of
300, 600 600 will be collected this year. West
Virginia paid for the ten months ending
8O.h June, 1868, Ss7, 1874 ST; for the year
ending 3Oth jane last, 1922, 965 80. In
all, since the enactment of the law, she has
paid $40 $40 80.
The publication of the income tax is eu-
dorsod as conducting to the increase of
returns.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-26
WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE
SENATE.
WEDSEsDAH, Jan. IS, 1865.
Prayer by Rev. Be. BaII.

SANATAs
WEDNESDAY,, Jan. IS, 1865.
Prayer by Rev. Mr. Ball. T
The journal was read and approved. y
Z a message from the House announced
the passage of resolution directing the
Auditor to report Immediately to the State
Superintendent of Free Schools the amount
Of the capitation tax of 1861, 1862 and
1863, to which each county is entitled, and
asked concurrence.
On motion of Mr.. Phelps, the resolution
was referred to the Committee on Educa-
ton.
Mr.. Maxwell, from the Committee on
the Judiciary, reported bill to authorize
suits IN Lewis county in cases heretofore
equitable IN the courts of BraXton eouu-
tY, which was read the fret time.
Mr.. Brown presented the petition of cit
liens of Monougalia county, protesting
against the passage of q law authorizing
township collectors. which was referred
to the Committee on Finance and Claims.
The bill for the repayment to the city
banks Of money drawn therefrOm by the
Governor, was passed.
On motion of Mr.. Brown the bill for the
appointment of Sheriffs in certain unor-
ganized counties, was laid on the table.
Mr.. Farnsworth offered 6 joint resolu-
ton proposing to raise a committee of three
on the part OF the House and two on the
part of the Senate, to be appointed by the
Governor, to wait upon the President oil
the United States, and endeavor TO obtain
his permission for the West Virginia troops
to be raised under the last call to remain
within the limits ofthis State for our OWE
protection.
On motion of Mr. Raymond the commit
tee was limited to two for the House snc
one for the Senate.
% motion Of Mr.. Atkinson the resolution
was amended SO ss TO dispense With the
committee and request the Governor tC
perform the duties required by the resolu'
ton.
Mr.. Atkinson offered joint resolution
raising a committee to examine the Peni-
Tertiary. Laid over.
Adjourned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-26
valuable Real Estate
FOR IS ALE .

r - IL "a -
Mattbsv Patton ! State Of Ohio, Belmont
ElIua Jane West, ct. al. Pleas
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE d.
} recte,i in this cAuse, the Sheriff Of Belmont
county viii SILL Oh the 24TH OF JANUARY, 1865,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A n. and o'clock
P. NJ, on the premises about 81 miles above the
city OF wheeling, at the residence OF the late Robert
Patton deceased in the said Belmont county, about
lO1 ACRES OF LAND, on which is situated Steam
Distillery and Mill, and Nine Dwelling Tenements.
The land fronts on the Ohio River aAd the Cleveland
and Pittsburgh Railroad passes through the same.
There ABOUT siIty.dve aores OF coal in this
tract, of the worry best quality, and in the most
favorable sSuatiOn to be shipped either on the
Railroad OF River. This coal lying the west side
OF the river, dips toward the river, and any bank
opened theTeOn will drain itself.
Those desiring TO purchase are invited to call and
examine the premises. Besides the above named
advantages the land is of first rate quality suitable
for farming, orchards and Vineyards, and has q me
orchard of2Oo grated apple trees in fall bearing
Terms Of sale, Oash.
Any one desiring information on the subject in
this city will call on John A. Armstrong, at his
board yard ONCE on Market street.
GEO. II. UMSTEAD,
ja90-td Sheriff.
Register copy and charge this Ofice.J
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-26
Where ia the Geld and silver.
Rrnnn Al. c-.I

A good many people are very much
alarmed about the finances of the country.
and fear that because they do not see gold
and silver in daily circulation as thew used
to, 1t has all gone out of the country. Such
people would be surprised if they could look
into few of the private boards, to say moth.
ing of the public receptacles of the country.
and see the nice little sums laid by against
a time of need, all of which will come
into circulation in an amazingly short
space of time as soon as financial matters
become more settled. We know of an
!rishmsn, who cannot write his name, who
has in store $4,000 in gold coin and
$40 600 in silver coin, BE has money
enough besides aud refuses to sell his coin
at any premium, as he says the time NAV
come when he shall want it, As otbcr
Irishmen may wish. to know how their
countrymsn. happened to have SO much
money, we will add that the pessessor
OF this hoard never drank a drop of Iionor
IN his life, and don't stand round street
corners putting the smoke of vile tobacco
IRON q dirty pipe in the faces of all the
passers by. And there are others besides
Irisonen, who, if they did not get rich,
might profit materially by the abstinence
and prudence practiced by this fortunate
son OF Erin. ',''
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-26
Gold ana Government Securities.


EEw YORK. Jan. 25.-The fall in gold
naturally tends to depreciate the price of
Government securities, but as yet that re-
suit has not occurred. AS gold declines,
the amount Of interest, measured in green
backs, diminishes so that the per cent.
bonds which. when gold was ESQ, paid Is
per cent In currency, now, with gold at 200
pay only IL per cent. The IL per cent. in
appreciated greenbacks, it lie true, is worth
as much in purchasing value as the former
Is per cent; but, for the interest to retain
the former relation TO the principal, the
price of bonds ought also to decline. At
the beginning of September Five-twenties
were worth, clear of interest, 104, which
was then equivalent to 90 in gold at the
present time those bonds are also worth
l04, clear; which is equivalent to So in
gold, showing an advance in gold price,
since Sept. l, Of IL. About Eve months
ago the interest upon the gold value of the
principal was l6 per cent now it is
III per cent. The fact of the prices of
bonds not having declined to meet
these fluctuations in the value of the
interest, is of course attributable
chiefly to the improvement in the
credit of the Government, during the
interim, resulting from the Frightening
aspect of the military situation. Consid
ering that Government six per cents are
worth now only SO, and that the prospects
strongly favor prompt close of the war,
it would appear quite probable that gold
may fall yet much lower without affecting
the price of Government securities, but to
expect any advance in bonds, beyond
what may be required';by the steadily 40.
cruing interest, is clearly hope with but
little basis while the present prospects con-
.tinue.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-26
City Property for Sale.

he 1nderSiguSd offers for sale the following
Zeal Estate in the city Of Wheeling:
Part OF Lot No. 49, on the corner Of UuIon street
ana ths alley leading from Union street to Market
AIey; on which Il erected the three story brick ten
Henry A Korner.
Parts Of Lots No, SO and Co. at the Corner of Main
ana webster streets In Centre Wheeling; on which
y erected the the three story brick tensunents at
present occupied by Ridel Mayer and Wm. WSIs-
The Home Place Of DR.. John EOn, deceased, with
the eight contiguouS Lots of ground.
Lots No. and 3, in squAre No. 8, (knoWn a. the
diamond Lot,J tmme diAtSly west OF the Atheneum.
deci5-u RRVRREY n E)FF.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-26

GIN. BUrLER has humorously suggested
an epitaph for himself as follows: '.Died
at Fortress Monroe, on the 7lh inst, the
military career of Maj. Gen. B. F. Butler
OF malignant attack of the regular armyr'
The point OF this is considerably bluuted
by the fact that Gen. Terry. who did take
Fort Fisher, is not of the regular army, bu,
like himself, from civil life.
Gen. Terry is one of the few civilians
who have succeeded SIS army officers, and
his success is due TO his natural genius for
the profession and his industrious cultiva.
ton of military science. The civilians who
yaulted al once into brigadier gsneralships
and major generalships, in entire iRnor.
Hnee Of the art OF war, and who have since
been taught ouly by their own costly blum.
daEs, too lszy or too self sufficient to study.
have not only proved melancholy failurss
but have brought contempt upou their
whole class. Gen. Terry's success reflects
glory on the commanders taken from civil
lie, bat only upon such as have made
themselves soldiers by experience in the
war Aud his success proves. 60, tina.
military education is useless. ba. that the
want OF 1t may be in part supplisd by
genius aud fidelity. We have no doubt
that be appreciates the value Of military
education. Aud every csmPliEu aud bat.
tie OF the war has been an argument for
"ssi Point, correcting the ignorant pseju-
dice against that truly national and uecss.
sary institution.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-26
commissioners Sale.
In Ohaneery,
Sarah Mccormick


In OhRnceFy
David Mccormick and others
N PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE CIR.
L cult Sourt Of Ohio County, State OF West Viz.
Rluia mAdein this cause the 1Uth day Of anusry
1865, We will self on THURSDAY, TIE l6TH DAY
OF FEBRUARY, 1885, between the hours Of 10
O'Clock A. n. aud 4 o'clock n at the front door
OF the Court House for the said Ohio County, the
following described real estate, lying and being in
the said Ohio County; that is to say: that property
heretofore known a. the MISSOURI IRON WOAKs,
situate Immediately north OF the city Of Wheeling,
bounded on the west by the Ohio river, on the
south in part by JonAthan's Gaut and on the north
and east BY the land of the late Hugh Nichols, de-
eeaIedj 9so the coal lands and coal property for.
merry called the Gl1Ss house lota with the coal and
lots purchased from Mccoy, aad coal under the
said NteholS land, more full description of which
y contained In . survey Of the same made by John
Gilehris and led with the papero of the Sai cause
and marked B.
Terms OF sALE-Ons.third of the purchase
money In cash, and the remainder in three equal
Jour months after the day or sale, With iuter.G.
from that day, the purchaser giving bond for the
deferred tnstHln0ut9i the title to the property 70
De retained a. security therefor but the purch1ser
70 lave tne option Of paying such portion Of the
purchase money a. he may desire over said one
enIu- JAMES 8. WaEAT,
t,, DANIEL PECK,
ge11-ta Commissioner
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-26

a HELTET.-You are troubled with a bad
oFeath; 1t annoys your friends and acouain.
ISneesr as well az Yourself. You would like
70 ger rio OF 1t, but scarcely know what
meSos 10 adopt. We will tell you. Use
'ne fragrant SoIodontl 1t will cleanse
S snu osaouiy your teeth, and leave your
Oses'u pure and sweet. Sold by Drug
S'N' jA7s-7teod
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-26
Pocket Book Lost

A POCKET BOOK WAS LOST YESTERDAY
IA evening, somewhere between Smiths Brewery
and the corner of Main and Quincy Streets contain
three dollars in change together with receipts for
Two loads OF Barley and some other private papers
reward OF $25 will be paid for the return Of the
rocket Book and contents to the office of Smiths
brewery: CHARLES TOWNSEND. d.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-26
FOR sALE on RENT

A BRICK DWELLING house, CONTAINING
"A seven rooms and basement, situated on Centre
street, between Fourth and Fifth streets two door
oeloW the late Dr. Tanners residence If NOT Soid
on OF before the 10 Of February, it will be offered
!oE ient from April LIST. Terms easy. Por further
iA 10 i1S IH enquire OF TH0S. J. BLAIR,
yHS,.IhE At the Sherf6T'E Ofica =
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-26
Desirable Country Residence
Il SAFE.

TUE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR sA1r INV
4 new stone House and about nine aersS ~
Sro9no, belonging to the estate OF Dr. John RofI on
LeatheFSoSd Bottom, distant two miles from ',So
Sty' ana ADJ dining the residences of NeaTrT WI,
liam TalIAnt and Adams DodSon IL
II not disposed of privately The nrsr,t.., -, i, .
SneTs3 lor Saie a public auction, on Weins-5aT
~ Stn oAy OF Ee5rn3ry, 1858 At the front door ~
isSE ~ n00Ss Oh Ohio county. a. IL O'Clock A. n.
49, BEVERLY n EOPP
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-26

REPosr says that the lost books OF the
Annals Of TaciIus, relating to the reign Of
osligu's, have been discovered at Catsnis
ia Tul''eE PowG ~ ancient edi6cs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-26
Desirable House l. Lot for sale

L the city, offers for sale his Dwelling House and
Lot. The L1tis 80 feet front Quincy street,
ming back AS feet inches, oornering an alley.
The House contains on the first floor three rooms
and kitchen, pantry and bathroom; on the second
door ave rooms and store-room, with good sum
mer and winter cellar under. good hydrant ~
the kitchen door, with good sewer TO tho street.
The stable on the back end Of the Lot ia reserved,
with lesse Of Iwo years from April, 1865. I will
either SvlIIho Lot whole or divide it In two.
TERMS-0ne third cash, the balance in two equal
annual payments, with interest.
MATTHEW WARREN.
For information enquire Of Warren L Berger, or
Jacob Berger, Esq. ialO
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-26
OIL LANDS.

w L. THOMPSON ( CO., % sTAra STREET,
w BOSTON, MASS, are agents for the pur-
chase and sale Of Petroleum Lands, and offer their
critics in the New York and Boston InarEots, or 70
organize stock Companies. Correspondence upon
the nuejeot e invited. Prof VIM Denton, Mining
GeoloGtsl we'll known In the oil r0gIoun viii exam
me and report upon properties placed In our hAEdG
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-26
commissioners Motto

Samuel II; B. Garter vs.. W. 7. Robinson.l In
Tallant q Delaplain Bame defendant.
Same PLAINTIFF vs.. Eame defendant. Ohsuesry.
by VIRTUE Of a decree Of the yoircuiI Court Of
- Ohio county, made on the day of December,
D. 1854, In the foregoing cases, it was ordered
with the consent 1.-THE inter-peader, James H. Rob.
tnson that the said causes be referred one the
Commissioner ofthiS Court to ASCERTAIN and report
the prerties Of the deed Of trust In the petit
tion OF the inter pleader, James II. Robinson, aud
inc several in said causes and that be
1nrther ascertain and report the amount OF the en
OF the said deed OF trust whether the dates the
attachments respectively subsequent thereto, aud
that ne give due notice to all parties according &c
Law Of his proceeding under this order.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-26
WASHINGTON HALL.
GOttsChalk's Positive Farewell.

SIGNOR MUZIo has the honor to inform the cit
y izens Of wheeling and vicinity that he has sue
ceeded in making arrangements with the world
renowned Pianist and great Composer,
L. NJ. GOTrSCHALK,
To give q series Of GRAND CONCERTS in the prin-
cpsl cities Of the United st atsE prior to his depar
ture Tor Havana aud Mexico.
Mr.. Gottschalks Farewell Concert In Wheeling
will take place
TUESDAY EVENING, January 81.
sisnor MuEto also takes great pleasure to an
nounce that he has secured the services Of the fol-
lowing musical artists to assist Mr.. Gottschalk at
these Concerts:
MISS LUCY sIMoNs,
Tho young and talented Oantatriee, (pupil of his)
whose unprecedented success during a neries OF
Concerts in New York has been CheerfulIy acknoUl-
edged by the press and enthusiAs tic public
SIGNOR ARD AVANI, Celebrated Baritone
SIGNOK MUZI0, MuIical Director and Conf
Tickets One Dollar. Noextra charge for reserved
seats Ticket office open Saturday, January 2Sth at
]. B. Mellor's Music store.
Doors open at ~. Concert to commence at
o'clock. ia0S
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-26
NOTICED

A MEETING OP THE THE STOCKHOLDERS
~ Of the Clinton Furnace, Oil and Mining Com.
organisation and election Of Dill ectorT Of Eajd Com
Pany, Will be held at the ohlce of the Fire and
la5Ia9 insurance Company, in the city of Wheeling
Cd ia THURSDAY, the 10Th of February, 1855.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-26
SherLf's Sale of Land
In Chancery. In the oircuIt
Court of Ohio county.

VI. In Chaucery. In tn. oircD,.
John Petticord. Court of Ohio county.
RY VIRTUE OF DECREE RENDERED IN
- 0II me eoose entitled cause by the Circuit Court
too4 snau proceed to sell at pub io sale Al tbe
IE9It door OF the Court House Of Ohio countv ~
SUNDAY, THE 2iIH DAY OF FEBRUARY Ess5
70 the highest aud best BID der the tract or is ~
hiI nG mentoned and PaTtieulariy described IN the
IHp S19 PLooeeGings In this cause being FIFTEEN
AShES VI LAND more or less and sJ;ainT-
lands Of Charles b. Hedges, Bernard WeidzoSo a,S
the heirs of Robert Mcfarland 411An' Hnu
TERMS OF SALE-One.third NJ III. ,..
money In cash, one-third in one year. And III. =
SnasE IN Two years, With legal interest thereon
iT ane aay o. ale until paid the purchaser Civ
mentsi the title 70 be retained untfl The Ebois y
The purchase money Il paid. 'ie Vi
J.sI an. JOSEPH sEYBoLD,
&S--e-og1 Sheriff Of Ohio County,
nLAkIEs, DIARIES, DL4RIEs F0K Is65SZI
D.EIcoLL BROS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-26
The Richmond Edltorsl Attempting

The Richmond EdltOEsi Attempting
10 TerrIfy their Readers.
The Richmond SsHtinsE, Examiner and
Wing, as if by concert, all had articles on
the goth aimed at the peace talk current In
their midst and all:bitterly deuuuciative of
the idea Of reconstruction. We subjoin
two Of them below. They are significant
as indicating an undercurrens Of feeling
in the Conlederacy that is very much
dreaded:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-01-26
COMMISSIONERS oPr1oE.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Wheeling, West Va, Jan 4th, 1855.
NOTICE 10 hereby given to ali parties interested
that have hxed on Monday, the 9Th day OF Pebru-
airy, A. D. 1855, betheen the hours Of 10 O'Clock
A: III. and o'clock P. n, as the time, aud my Law
once In said city A. the place, when ami where
shall proceed TO ASCERTAIN aud settle the mAtterI
and things in said decree required.
GIBSJN L CRANMER
1ab-1m Commissioner.