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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-03
TRUSTEES SALE
OF sss Do .u
Iron Works. Mineral Lands,
g, AT - =. 4.
WHINING, WEST VIRGINIA.

g-ls lt WHEELING WEST VIRGINIA. .r5g
DURsUANT 10 THE DEED FROM JOSEPH
Coudon, and their wives to the undersigned trustee
dated the sixteenth day of January, 1856 ana nor
West Virginia, We will, ON WRDNRgDkYS T1EiT
FIFTEENTH DAY OF MARCH EIGHTRFN HIM.
DRIED AND sl1TY.PrYK, soil at public auction at
commencing tia sale At Ton O'Clock in the forenoon
the following described property, viz: - 80
FIRST. "A tract Of land, containing, by survey.
bofty:tWo acres two roodS and three pefches, stu
ated in Ohio county, in and near the city Of Whee
ing, bounded a. described In said deed, being the
tract on which is erected the lion Min And estab-
nShment1 commonly klowni Is the Crescent Iron
Works, with the buildilgH, fixtures, engines, ma
chinery, rolls athes, tools implements and equip
are we'll arranged with boiling Hda heating furnsesT
two powerful engines with the usual trains OF rolIs
and fixtures complete for the Hanuiactura Of Rail-
Of $50 to as tons OF rails and IS TO SO tons Of sheet
iron per week. ALSO, the coal and, other minerals
and the right 70 take and eAr5I away the same in
tract adjoining the same, containing eighty acres,
one rood and thirty .three perctes bounded as de.
scribedin said deed. Said coal lies contiguous to
said Iron Works. and can be transferred to the Bins
of the furnaces without rehaIdHnk. ALSO, the
portions specified in said deed of the lots numbered
forty three, situated Eof street. between Second
and Third streets, In said city. sf-slEas
SECOND. We offer ct private saIe in parcels to
suit purchasers; and fnot before sold, We will offer
ut public sale at the same time and place, ten
Thousand acres, moro less, Of land, described in
said deed lying on the waters Of Fish and Fishing
creek in Wetzel county, West Virginia. Said Iaud
IL supposed TO lie within the oil region Of est Vir-
ginia s heavily tmbsred, known to be rich in iron
ore and other minerals, and 10 we'll worthy the
attention of those seeking Investment. A plat
OF the land, with full description, can seen Mt
the otioe of VIM. 2. PeterEon, Esq in the city Of
Terms OF SALE! The purchaser to pay not les
than one third of the purchase money In hand, but
to have the option Of paying greater portion or
the whole thereof in hand. The remainder (if anvil
to paid in one and two years. with interest from
the day of sale, the purehas giving bond and
rty therefor to the satisfaction of this undersigned
trustees, and also securing the same by deed Of
trust on the property sold 70 him. .7H
Possession Of tho Iron Works, with the tract Of
land personal property and priVisges aud parts Of
said lots 242 and 24S, firstly above described will
be given on the second day OF April eighteen hun
= . H. JOHN W. GILL, 8 i.7b a..
GEO. W. WHITAKER,
CRIsPIN oGEEBAY,
NELSON T. WHITAKER,
.---... o. D. HUBBARD,
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B@T The LEGISLATURES adjourned yes
terday, the fOrty.five days allotted by the
Constitution having expired. While wait
ing for the enrolment and signing of bills,
the House resolved itself into aiCommit.
tee of the Whole, and took up Mr.. Greg.
Or's oath bill, to which divers and sundry
humorous and most lndicrous amendments
were offered, and their discussion afforded
great deal of sport. The discussion took
avery wide range, during which the mat
ter OfmatrimODy and marriage VOWS, the
subjects of phrenology, sweetheartsl and
domestic fidelity, were touched upon. Va.
riOus resolutions were offered and adopted.
One to appropriate $1,76 to procure
photograph of certain member who made
two speeches upon: one side of subject
and voted on the other. Another prOpos.
ing to improve DENTS Run, in Marion
county, SO that it may be navigated by
guuboats another in reference to the dogs
of Barbour county, &c. The best of hu.
NOR prevailed during the session of the
committee.
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Recruits WantedI
DODDRIDGE COUNTY PAYING
$500 BOUNTY. Iaa


IN issue Of this paper Of the Goth OF February,
l. 1865, noticed an article headed "RecruitingIi
which think does the county great injustice. It
rebel sympathiEerS, refusing TO do anything to
ieve its citizens from the draft. They have loaned
was call for it, for the purpose Of saving her men
from the draf and even after some had been drafted
the county paid the drafted men each a bounty Of
$500 in order that they might be assisted In procu.
ring substitutes or be otherwise benefited.
Doddridge county is 10y Al. She was the ban
ner county in West Virginia opposing the ordinance
Of secession. True to her interests, although nu-
merically small, and not wealthy, she has to day
more men by 40 per cent. In the service Of the
United States according to her population. than any
other county in the State. "a : ~ Us ifff'G
The feelings Of the individual who indicted the
article referred to, II citizen of tho county, must
have become strongly alienated from those Of hts
fellow citizens, and certainly occupies no enViable
position In their hearts.
In behalf Of DOddridge county. - ~
Wheeling, March 1St 1885 Tnb9-2E
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-03
From Charlotte, North OaroIina.

From Charlotte, North Carolina.
FL 81 INV YoRK, March 2,-The Charlotte
Bulletin of February 22d, says: ~
Col. Hook, coppGnding the post Of Char.
lotte, IL displaying the most commendable
energy in the regulation Of affairs connect.
ed'WIth his immediate specially. he has
organized military police force which
occupy every publiePlaee, and the preser.
walton of order when every thing Is SO
favorable to confusion, il 3 task 80 difficult
that .itB successful accomplishments is
worthy of all praise. sststS fass1F gas
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-03
BLANK OIL LEASES
ON HAND AND. FOB SALE Ar THIS OE7Tol1.


E ARRBsT OF A SUSPICIOUS OHARAO.
TER.-On Wednesday evening Governor
Boreman received dispatch from Can't
Evans. Provost Marshal OF the I'd District,
at Grafton Station. that respectable gem
tleman, from Beverly, who got off the west.
ern bound train, at that place, had ins
formed the Captain that man, represent.
ing himself cOn6dentially, as the rebel Gen.
FiIzhugh Lee, was on the train. The. dis.
patch described the person of the suspi-
cious character, ard asked that he be ar
rested. The matter was placed in the
hands of Capt Stone, and the detectives
connected with that Office were soon
mouRted and on the road to Benwood.-
Upon the arrival of the train at that placs,
the detectives entered the cars and were not
long in selecting the individual described,
who was brought up to the city and com.
mitted to the Atheneum. he now says his
name is Henry Theodore. he is about
Eve feet ten inches high, wears striped pan.
falcons and a silk hat, and looks like di-
lapidated sport, who has recently managed
to keep himself pretty we'll filed with whis-
ky. he says he is scotchman, and his
appearance and accent confirm this asser-
tiOu. he was doubtless drunk, and fool.
ishly boosted that his name was Fitzhugh
Lee, but as he Is unable to give perfect.
" satisfactory account of himself, he will
be detained until something satisfactory
can be ascertsiued in regard to him.
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n-MErnopoL1rAr G1rr BOOZE srorr.-

B@MErRopoL1rAH G1Tr Book sToRE.-
This cyclOpean establishment for dispen-
sing literature, has gained une1ampled
success. The proprietor announces that
tomorrow will be the last day. He trusts
those wanting any kind of q Book. or AL.
bum, will mind that the last chance is Of.
fered of obtaining one. Of those splendid
presents. Everything at reduced rates for
two days longer. It
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-03
Trustee's Sale.

TN PuRsUANoE OF Two DEEDS OF TRUST
dated October S1st 1885, and recorded IN the clerks
ofios for Ohio county in deed book No. 81, page
l64 TO DAniel Peck as trustee the other dated May
Sd, 1851, and recorded IN deed book No. IS, page
$50, 70 Daniel Lamb as trustee, We shall, TUES
DAY, THE FOURTH DAY OF APRIL, 1866 at 10
O'Clock Am at the front door Of the Court House
for Ohio county, sell the following property, viz
Lots numbered 351, 252, 49, 266 26T, 26S and 269,
in the addition 70 the city Of Wheeling laid ont by
William ohapline, and being the Hame property on
which said Seminary now stands
TERMS OF 9ALE: 0neethird OF the purehA9o
money and AL costa and expenses Of sale 70 b paid
10 cash. and the balance in and two years With
intereat from sale, the parties paFchhslntO secure
said payments to the RatifactioR OF the trustees.
Ceiling Is trustees We will convey gueh title ~ II
Sion to be given on the rst day Of July next 1865.
t-slA DANIEL PECK,
sA gAas e. DANIEL LAMB,
fs2-td slid 4 Tru1tSoS.
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FOR Safe

oPFER at private saleOne Of, the best business
Co.'S and the spriEE HOUSE; three storieI biSh. An.
sS o oehaE % the garnet; suitable for family
seooDd and fbgS the store are seven rooms the
in good repair. 70 VI NN1So WAL 1901
~, 4 not sold BY the 18th OF April, 1896 will then
Immediately afser the sale Of the prooerty aSTeF
aEsd .I on tnat day. q 10 O'Clock. T.. = -, : :
S.So ~ n9oeltlonable For terms apply to
49, ~ III. Il. List, TfuRtaO.
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WAsH1NGroN, March 2.-Actine Admiral
Stribing, of the East Gulf Squadron res
ports that on the first of February an ex.
petition left the United States bark at
midnight to destroy the salt works on
West Bay. The expedition returned on
the 4th,. having destroyed the works, Of
lS, 6l5 gallons boiling power, besides sew
enty bushels salt and 1875 barrels of Epson
Salts. @ 40 80 . s.t5- :,
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Tha Rnld Marknt

NV YoRK, March 2.-Gold weaker
Any intimation giyenin the Richmond pa.
pers of the probable evacuation of that city,
or foreshadowiug that event will have
more effect in putting down the premium
on gold than any other, except the COM
Plete overthrow of the rebellion. The
price, therefore, has been very sensational
TO day, which opened at 1863 declined
to 1861 and recovered to 1871.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-03

-FoUED DRowHED.-weuOt noticed brief
pserday morning that the body of an
Qrkoewn man was found on Wednesday
96afpg in the Ohio river near the West
bog ferry. The body was attired iu
blae pautaloOus, (uOt governmenu and a
oEalement shirt. An ambrotyps OF a
oa1s lady was found upon the body. Also
bed pocket book. The man was sppa-
Esns about So years of age. An inquest
wa held and verdict rendered in accor-
dance Rtth the above facts, and the body
ateFFed at West Wheeling. The toll
paper was found upon the body:
eeiVed, Pittsburg, June 18th, of Mr.,
friscbkom, forty ak dollars in full o.
seseoqnt TO date. RAxNER
per BonD."
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-03

Nav YoRK, March 2.LA special to the
o Nd1ll 3 sle says: .niad} .alI9lgy =
rhe proposition to increase the rates Of
postage for revenue purposes, or ,as a war
tax bill, will not be entertained. ~.
The freedmen. Bureau bill is in some
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-03

CAIEo, March 2.-McDougAlrs band of
guerrillas robbed LoyaceVille, Ballard
Oo., Kentucky, yesterday Of ten thous. !
and dollars worth of goods. 81 t=iisE
Hopklnsyille, Kentucky, was also visited
the night before and several stores were
robbed, and two Union men shot.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-03

MEnPaB, FsD. 10, via CArlo; March a.
Gen. Roberts commanding tbisdistrict, will
Gen. GFiersou is to have change. of all the
cavalry in the Department of the West.
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New York Marketl

1 o.. AZ" 4VAAS mAtoh 20
I0oTToN-Dull and lower; $50 for 1nidaIIps.s 49,
fLOUR-State and Western dull and blAf0c lover
g soC9l0 10 Tor Extra State; $40 9O@1i 90 for ii.
O., and $Il 059l200 for Trade 'Brands mSrket
elo5ng heaYy with buyers at outside quotations W
WHIsKY-Q Quiet; Western in lots AZ 81 ar sio13ns
with buyers ct 81 %. sellers at 50 So ~ 80
- WHEAT-D1ll and dropping; 50 as for ehofcs AM
Der NIL; $2 so for choice White do: 81 40 for
Michigan. 't'.' iVE a 20 . t'fNt
RYELIoWer. f7.-'' s.t7I. s7s - o. fe3hs
:, 9 % p and drooping old mixed westsFn
oATs-Dill and one cent lowers 81 1901 IL for
WOOLADulI Ail s.'2i ESQ iszas ~ .-og ally
PErRoLEUM-DuI aud lower; Crude 4lta4s6 !:
Kea1sd IN Bond 6sci Refined Free SIC. - ~ :,
COPPEE-Qniet and Rirfn. S'ffNst''N' - sf'
SIC e. a"t.', a-1-' sales II Asscnvas
MOLAssEs-DnlI; Cuba MussovSdo 7o@75e -,iF
4P0RK-HeaVyA and decidedly lower, $50 7ot9s6 rs
for neE mees; closing at $50 621< $3S 1904 90 for
1854 do, ca1h and regular way, closing 1t $34 90
regular; so 1593l Is for prime, and $35 O0S35 81
for prime meas. Also 800 bbIs new mess Tor March:
April aad May, sellers option 1t 1887 25@8TTb
Also TO- o bbls prime mess for May, sellers option
BEEF uiosi BeefHam4 in good demspaa. s96
OUT MEATs-1eaii active; 4 Siso for shoulders
and 1S921c for hams. - -. ~,
DRESSED H0sS-Quiet 18@1616 for Western. N
BACON-Steady; POO for Cumberland cut; QlI<o
LARO-HeaVy. - n,
30945 for State. =, '- ~ ' 49,
0HEAsE- Quiet; 15@2sO for common to prime.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-03

BoS7oz, March IA great meeting Of
the friends of Irish nationality was held
last night at Fsneuil Han, under the aus.
piees Of the Feuian Brothefhood, st which .
spsech was made byIC0E Mshoney, Head
Center of the brotherhood, ratifying the
proceedings and rules Of the late Fiuian
Congress held in Cincinnati. Great ean
thusiasm prevailed, "a
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-03

D8 In changeable weather, like the
present, it often happens that the best
grammarians cannot decline cough. They
will improve their physical comfort, if not
their schOlarship, by using DR., CAqpman's
HOar6Ound Batsdm. For sale by t. a. Lo-
gan & Co., and Logan, List & Co., Whole
sale and Retail Druggists, Wheeling.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-03

PHILADEIPHIA,' March 2.--Jay Cooke re.
ports the sale of 1905 to, day at S., O16,.
10y: me largest Eastern subscription
was $1,000 600 for New York, and the
Iargest Western subscription $50, 900 from
Dayton, Ohio. There are 2, l26 indivIdnaI
subscriptions Of $50 and 500 each. o
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DTgEAs6s or 16sI..

V DISEASES or tho WoPvoI5,11.
- Seminal, Urinary and Sexual s. stonSS. ~ -
and reliable treatment IN Reports Of the HovlRn
by mail in sealed letter envelopes
free of eharge.-AddreaS, Dr.. ]. sKILLIN HouGH.
TON, Howard Association, No. 8 South Mini a
Philadelphia, Pa. fss-smdEW.smpnyi
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B4~THE COMING oH SPRNe.-Wherever
Inter holds long and rigorous reign,
taere Spring is always hailed with the
aest hearty welcome. 1t is Spring that
Ri7ea rural life its greatest charms. 1t is
sptiug that sets the blood bounding
fOOgh the VEINS and makes simple living
bill satisfaction for the yearnings and
wings of the human heart. Content.
pit oVerfOws our whole being, and all
A'pgS are covered with a glowing, rosy
- Spring is the rapturOus poetic sea-
Of the year. And as Shakespeare says
bose who love not music,-so We say
e bose who have no appreciation Of
FPS OF its sunshine, murmuriDg brooks
eng gushing songs of birds-they are only
pc treason, strategy and spoils."
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-03
Trustees Sale of ReaI Fsta7fe-

PX.y virtue Of Z Deed Ct Trust from Appleton Oak.
a. latS Az 70 ~ S1SE. W Russell bearing date on
Sne heooEHers oInce Of Ohio county, in Deed Book
Ohio o1 TTS GtS nd By virtue Of an order Of
in which my namb VA 9batitrtss ~ .hst ~
O9aFies NJ. enssn g truateeI VilI oKer;at public
SI1 - e9 81 aG Gss & the Court House. FUIs
loving described properly, 10 Wfs =: 80 tS--
Az, me sSHth aait q lot No. IA and forty feet Of
me nortn PsET o. L9t No. rs, on which d erected
man House" situated % the east aide Of off Street
TSs t ss9Sn AZ SnG 5Sd wheeling
ntHSls S1t ssi, PsSpsrty L believed 70 be indiS
such title q 4 veased N me By virtue Of IA Sed
Of I tE9es ana order % Court above named.
tfsa1-sdzA sa sP. HLDRRFR, Trustee.
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ELECTROMAGNETIC sale of the real
estate advertised by Thomas Clark, has
been postponed till Tuesday next, the 7th
inst, at 2 O'Clock.
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ENpectorant Syrup

For Coughs, Colds, Group, WhOOpfng Cough use the
asa " EXPE0ToRANT SYRUP! ,jl {
We guarantee the most speedy relIefby uGlnE the.
1XPE0T0RANT SYRUP.
The annoyance ofocStant Coughing d stopped By
USING THE SYRUP. i
Hundredl testify to the great Sreeilslss Of the
-i HXPEoToRANT BYRUP.gz alId "a
Difficulty Of Breathing Is relieved by the d9 sst5 =
BFr ExPEoToRANT SYRUP '5.i ,.'
Inflammation Of the LungI IL eured by the
H1PEoToRANT SYRUP.
Children can use without fear the r.. -.
EXPE0T0RANT SYRUP!
Asthma, Bronchitis and General Irratton a the
Throat Il cured by the D.
EXPEoToRANT SYRUP.
Price 0B Cents. Prepared opIv bv
fSb2O LATShLINs Z RUsHPIELn.
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Sherif'S Sale.
MARY JANE PETZRR, Complainant,
I1 against H59

-M4ANREY JANE RETZERp Complainant,
Margaret .. PetEsr, ct. alg., Defendants,
West Virginia, Ohio county Circuit court in Chan.
-. Gerry.
By virtue Of decree rendered by the Circuit
Court OF Ohio county, State Of West Virginia on the
4th day Of January, 1865, in the above entitled
eau cause shall proceed to sell ct Pablo Auction, at
on Monday the 10th day Of March, 1855 At 10 oeiocf
NJ: TO the highest and best bidder, the following
qesoT1oeq properly. viz: The undivided moiety Of
City of Wheeling laid out by James and james n,
Baker u being the same undivided moiety of the
same lot conveyed to. John Jones and John Coulter
cember %, 1856, aud recorded IN Deed BOOK So DAG
o. Of the records Of said county, and OF which said
enaivided moiety James PetseF, late of Wheeling,
seized In Zee simple aud OF which the said James
fetzer died seized; and also, the other undivided
m0 9y nov owned by the complainant.
JOSEPH SEYBoLD, Sheriff OF Ohio Co,
Ieo4o-4m and a. such, Commissioners.
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CAIRO March 1.-TWO hundred and for
y bales OF. cotton passed here today. for
st. Louis and $40 for Cincinnati. 30
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~LADIEs' SOLDIERS AID Soo1ETY.-
We have received the following from that
noble association, the Ladies' Aid Society:
"In behalf of our soldiers in the field and
their familiesinp our midst, we call upon the
loyal ladies to meet with US at our room
in the Custom House day, (Friday,) at
two o'clock. to assist in making hospital
clothing. Our time during the past winter
has been devoted almost entirely to the
destitute families of our brave soldiers in
the field; but in view of impending battles,
We feel it duty alike to all to render as
distance to those that lave gone forth to
shelter and protect our homes for u.s.
Come then, ladies, with loyal hearts and
willing hands, to labor for the good cause.
SoCIETY"
We hope this patriotic appeal will be
responded to. The ladies have indeed a
great field in our midst, and but few of
the members are willing to go to the abodes
Of want. we are assured that if the loyal
ladies of the city knew how much actual
Faut existed, they could not but volunteer
or the relief of the suffering aud destitute.
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Two Farms FOR Sale In Illinois,

ON OF gao AoRIS, near RantOul Station,
- = $500 ~, See hundred miles by rail
80 acres under good fence Sn6 I,Sil 10 ~ ItSS
good dwelling and tenant boH.Ss =, III =
Corn Crib; also Peach ana Innfa3 o1tI sA
Also, ARARM OF lao tIp TS 49, ~ ~ ".
on the Little Wabash FfVer ~ ny
Of Clay City, on the Ohio M ST,.stII ,I .ll
This farm q well tfmherNd - ~
adjoining e. .zT5s q 49, - W. ~" AAAAa-
Apply 70 JAMES MoLLbY. P.,t.,I Tyh.,,,.i.,
county, ulinoiaS or to C3P0 ~ SSSTTTi
fea8 91hs W - y y
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COLGATE,s aonnY soAp.,

This celebrated Toilet Soap, In such untV,r.
Ial demand, Is made from the ehoIeSS It materials
e mild and smolliont in it nature, fras
and e1trsnely bsnonoIoI
In it aston upon the akin. Tor ale BY al DtuK.
Eiatl and Fancy Goods Dealers. - nllb "
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SprIgg House, &C., for Sale
at Auction.


PURSUANT to the decree made BY the Circuit
Court Of Ohio county, on the hheenth day Of
December last, in the suit In ohaneeEy pending
Ross and Emma his wife, eomplSinantl, and Daniel
O. List, the North Western Bank Of Virginia and
others defendants, We win Ct the front door OF the
Court House OF Ohio county, on TUESDAY, THE
TWENTY-KIGHTH DAY or MARCH. IL THE
YEAR EI9HTkRN HUNDRED AND SL1TY-FTVE,
commencing at eleven O'Clock A. NJ proceed to Btl
at public auction, the Lots numbered three and
6eYen in square numbered one in the city Of
, wheeling, and those pGrtB OF the Lots numbered
win OF ZachariGh Eprfgg were devised 70 Samuel
Sprigg and ZsehArIAh in trust for the purposes
set forth In aid viii, excepting % much Of laid lots
seven and eight - WAs set apart IA bsVeraty 70 the
heirs Of hordecai YarnA decoased, and those pGts
Of said Lot number eight which were sold 70 George
W. johnson and JSccb Eandhied, - in nd decree
more particularly specified; the real estate % 20 be
sold BY virtue Of the Gatd decree being the same
part Of which nov stands the Hotel called the
sPRI6G HOUSE, fronting en- the wharf ip the ely
Trims OF SALE. The purchaser to pay NOT
les than one-third fths purchase money In hand,
but 70 have the option pdyfng INLAND any greater
portion or the whole thereof The ro1ldne, Il there
be any, to be paid By equal o. principal
a eight sixteen and twenty -four months, with IN
Eerost on each instAlmept from the day Of Gale-thO
defarrOd payments TO be secured BY bonds with Gt-
isiAetory security, and the title 70 b retansd -
further security until payment IN NIL - NJ
- BRADY,
t ,E-.F.7f-. 81 l5e5 .i DANIEL LAMB,
e9S-d -. -..,l. Il. ,opmmtllioaoEa.
TRUsSRs-vurranted-a stzs sa-fs-i s
| i. iGI0I5d stiilI \. BOOKINGS Drug Store:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-03

THE river was about at stand yes
with a splendid stage of water in
shanDel. The heavy rain of yesterday
doubtless cause the stream to swell
'le. The Armenia was at the landing
Fdsy. The Saint Johns, in command
y officers, is Hdvertised to leave Tor
mis- on Saturday. =. l. T. ss.5 e 7.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-03
Rev York Money Market.

90 Row York Money Market.
~ .1.as NEw YoRk, March q.
MoNEY-LesB stringent; quite active at COY per
STERLING EXoHANGE-Dull at lO79@lOsIS.
G0LD-Heavy and lower; opening at 1867 "a.
Ginning TO 1885, and closing at 1887 slAf
GONERNME NT sT0CKs-A shade easier; Stocks
heavy; U. 6's. 1881, coupons, HOS u g. 6's 10 40
coupons, ~; U. 9. 1.year certificates, 9ssS. 11 -
RAlIS9AD SF0OKS--PQrt Wayne a.. III
INV York, March 2.-GoTd tonight 1879. =