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LosT AND REcovERED.-A few even

LOST AND RECoVERED.-A few even
ings since as three of our teutonic
friends, who are all members of one of
the singing associations of the city, and
all ardent lovers OF music, met at an
early hour of the evening to practice,
and also to have a few hours of inter
course previous to leaving for the great
Sfengerbund Mt Columbus, where they
would be competitors for tho chief prize
to be awarded to the best vocalist. On
this particular occasion these friends
were in excellent tune, and the singing
which was remarkably good, was kept
up to n late hour. One of the party who
is very susceptible to the influence of
sweet sounds, was completely carried
away. His soul wandered in the re-
gions of musical bliss. Visions of silver
cups, golden harps, and mighty Spn-
gerbunds doated before him in the
delight of his heart he became lost to
everything but the melody of the occa-
sion. His less enthusiastic friends con-
cluded to avail themselves of the OPP
portunity to play a practical joke upon
the absent minded singer, and abstract
ed gold watch from his pocket and a
breast pin from his BOSOM They then
aroused him from his trance and the
party adjourned to their respective
abodes, the one happy in his enjoyment
of the soiree, the other two merry over
the trick they had played onsthefr COM
panion. The loss was not discovered
until the next morning. When the
sufferer foundsthat the aforesaid arti-
cles were missing he became, considers
bly, excited. After rejecting on the
of the previous evening,
he came tosthe conclusion TINT he he'd
been robbed by his friends. Erred.
with ind ma lion, lia hurried to the sPt-,
lice Court and got out a warrant Tor
their arrest, The dpeprleF was made
out in due form, and handed to an otfi-
Ger Who proceeded TO hunt up the
tokers, who We're very muchsurprised
and considerably frightened by the
turn which things had taken. There
was considerable of mixture of Ger
man and broken English, some coax.
ing and many protestations, ending. in
the missing articles being restored t.
the owner, with the understanding tina
he should invest in lager for the Who'll,
party.
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HARDY couNTY.-Messrs. Jonathan
Seymour, Cyrus Welton and John
Michael Qate member of the House of
Delegates) were in the city yesterday
from Hardy county. They inform us
that the work of restoration and organ
ization is gradually progressing, and
that the people are settling down to in
dustrious and producing habits once
more. The returned rebel soldiers have
given little or no trouble, and most of
them seem DESTROYS to take hold of
something that will earn them peace
able living, The people of all classes
are only too glad to accept condition
of peace once more, having. become
thoroughly tired of wars alarms and
devastations. An effort is being made
to reopen the mail routes and put the
inhabitants again in communication
with the outside world.
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Call for County Convention
township Primary Meetings.

UyHE UNION EXECUTIVE coM&urrEE
OF Ohio County, West Va, respectfully
cal Convention OF Delegates from each
Township in the County, to meet at the Court
House In Wheeling, on Tuesday, SepteIn.
Der I2, 1865, at 10 O'Clock a. M, for the pur-
pose Of putting in nomination candidates to
and for the selection OF Delegates TO q senatori-
nj District Convention, and such other bust-
ness as may come before the Convention ~
The Union voters OF the several Townships
of Ohio County WIN meet of their respective
places of voting, on Saturday. SePtsm Der
9th. 1865, in Liberty, Triad Iphia and Rich
land Townships, at o'clock p. MI In Wash
ingtoR, Madison, Clay, Union, Centre, Web
etcr and Ritellie Townships Mt O'Clock p. M,
to appoint three Delegates to represent their
Townships in the County Convention.
BY order OF theUnIon Executive Committee
OF Ohio County w. Va. = -.
HENRY WALLACE, Chm.
HILL, Sect'y. sepl-tild@
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A DouBEE D1&Apro1NrNrSr. 4
W estern editor apologies to his read
ers somewhat after this fashion: eve
expected to have death and a mar
mage to publish this weelz, but aviolent
storm prevented the wedding, and the
doctor having taken sick himself tho
patient recovered, md we are accord
lngiy cheated ont of both.',
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ATTEMPTED RUBBERY.-on Wednes-
day.niglEt the residence of Mr.. Lashley..
on Quincy street as.-..-..sssIrEpy some
thiei or thieves. who penetrated to the
room occupied by Mr.. L. ms bed
All the family being absent
but himself. About one O'clock he was
awakened by a noise in the room, and
discovered the thieves in the act of
opening the bureau. He cried out for
assistance, when the rogues fled with
out securing their plumber. Mr.. Lash
ley went down stairs and found the
doors all open. There was no evidence
showing how the entrance had been
effected.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

In p@rsuance Of the MhtH above MENTIONED de-
Wheeling, W. va, on Monday, the 25th day
OF September, 1865, proceed to audit, state &C.,
tho accounts, &c, rs required by the said de-
's'4 = t's'''s'ses. HANNIBAL FORBES.
aug22-30d Master Commissioner. E
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EVERY ONE SHOULD USEi
s HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
RENEWER-That splendid preparation fol
the Hair, which is fast becoming so popular
and so much enquired for! 'i.i5.f9f
No one who has used 1t WIN ever give M
suse. 40 ei-'
1t is Vegetable Compound, and contains
no injurious properties whatever.
twin restore Gray Hair to its original color.
It viii prevent the Hair from Milling out.
1t makes the Hair to grow on Bald Eeatis
It clennses the Scalp and makes the HaiT
soft and lustrous and siIken.
1t is a splendid Hair Dressing
1t Is recommended and used by the first
medical authority in the country.
Re part ask for HALRs VEGETABLE
SlCLlIAN5 HAIR REVIEWER, as there is a
worthless imitation in the market.
For sale by all DTnggfstS
RIP. HALL q Co, Proprietors,
TH. LoeAN& CO. and IotS SAisSSa.l1 fI ~ ~ 4
CO.., wheeling, w. Va, Wholesale Agents.
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GRANp CONCERT AID BAr1.-one Of

~. .SaH
GRAND GoNChlst AND nA -, ! z AZ !
the very pest
city, came on lAsD my 4e ~ = n,on 11
Inc Pectllar 'lii9et u
II was goIten up I'M .lt = ostes -
interest," esq, lllE siislS .. -;
any orpltln[y eeSslft1EG a IA III.
" ot 9pE itstioM St-t1,s'
members OF the various musical " e,.l
za e! - t,le ~. 1l ie.as ~,
i $50 5YI. 9 Soi ~ nus ..'.1 - ti,a
!aFse from ~ tstts - - a.
@esI'. - eele - y ~ - 49,
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slot anu -, nc sod
IA Ihe Guy us.ei ~. -! go
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Inose Nno st4eN'so ttiu 49, " ~
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1iiss eou.u .1' ,,,o,',,,o,
tnee .I ~, ~ IlS,' o,,o,
ma 1,7 ~ ~ az taa3 e. ~, = -
.nS D. $50 ~ f az aLsen. 1oor,S,e,
S Ia, do .,s's 10 tei to, yva,, demon
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augS-td -

NNHE VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY
i on Fourth street, Known MS the residence
Of "A. p. Woods, deceased, with stabling, &C.,
&C, complete; also the property at the head
of Monroe street, corner of Monroe and 18th,
above the Episcopal Church, and the late
residence of Geo. Il. Tingle. For nfoI1nation
relative thereto, inquire Of n
GEO. T. TINGLE, y
aug2l-2wd Gas Company's Office.
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PUBLIC SALE

of Lots in the City OF wheeling and
South Wheeling.
II WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
il on Friday the lst day of Septembef
next, at the mont door Of tho Court House OF
ono ono county, commencing said sale Mt ten
O'CLOCK a.. Mi Lots numbered 1875, x of lot
100, Lots l5S and lG8, all on Zane street: nIso
Lots II and ~, In Ritchie1s addition, Cd Ward.
ALSO, IN SOUTH WHEELING,
Lots Il 2, 3, 4, II aud Il, square 20.
Nos. TO- IL, square ID. 40 = = r - .
II, IL, squaIe8 30,
5, is, square 28. t4S -tA ~
], 2, square s..
II, Is, II, SQuareSH.
9, TO- square %. 'it- .ta q
8, square 37.ls Itf+
II, II, square az.
81 10, o. square "A. * 10 4s!sga bz=
2, square 49,
TERMS OF SALE-The purchaser NAV Mt his
option pay the whole purchase money in
cash or one-thirl in hand and the balance in
six and twelve months, with Interest on lien
.=.,.-s., -, &. r. r.. ARMSTRONG. .1I
HleS-td Agent
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CI.ARK,s l.
Celebrated Famala pills

rms Invaluable medicine Is unfa ilinpin The
cure OF all those painful and danReroIls de
eases incident to the female constifilfion
" modefateS all excuses and removes all
DISTINCTIONS, nom whatever cnllse NM 4
speedy cure may be relied on. 800
TO MARRIED LADIES.
It is peculiarly suited. II win. IN n sho,,
time. bring on the monthly period with Ties1II.
CAUTIONI ~ li,
These Pills should not be taken INV fi.,oaIa1
my are pregnant during the FIRST THREE
E10NTHSs as they are sure to bring ON MS
carriage but at every other time ana In eve
y 9pnSr case, they ire perfectly safe.
. IN All CslStSi OF Nervous and Spinal ffiAr-
ttonst Pains in theiBack and L inns T5SsiSSi-
neSSS E4uEue ON Slight eSeftion PainIfat ~
81 Lne Heart, LnWness of Spirfks HvsferITs
sSaeS HeadaeheS Whites, and All the pafnfn1
diseases q, occasioned by q dIsoriered EVsten
Lntse tllls VIII edect a cure when mi Othefs
pssSl5ase, eli should be preefytd.
soid by al Druggists Price one Dollarpar
sole United States Agent .s-s!s
X ~, tJpR MOSES, q CuFtlandt St n. Y.
NJ ds-Nl.Q and SIX postage fafnTs pf5CIr,Saif
y stli3 agent Win insure boifie
aa
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Police CouRT.-owing to the good
order which prevails in the city during
the day, our officials have but little "a.
lice business to transact. Yesterday
there were but two unimportant cases
up for consideration. five could only
succeed in establishing the same good
order during the night, our condition
would be an enviable one. Some mea-
sures will have to be adopted to bring
the midnight robbers to justice. Their
depredations are becoming too frequent
for comfort. q Fl
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Wheelfng Classical Academy

WILL REOPEN ON MONDAY THE
w ILh September. 1t is desirable that all
applicants for places should be present the
1irst day. Rooms corner Market and Union
StreeIR H. w. HARDING,
sepl-3t Princip1 ~
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THE steubenville Herald complains
that the4weather lately is very per-
picking, A man cannot tell, for the
life OF him, what kind of clothes TO
wear At eleven O'Clock it is Green
land, and at two o'clock Tophet. At n
quarter past four o'clock it is july. and
at nine O'Clock it Is Novemher.
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LAW SCHOOI,

Win oh ester, virginia.
NHT1LL OPEN ON THE l5TH SEPTEMBER
w next. The session Will continue nine
months; and the course OF study will be full
and extensive, witt, daily lectures and exam
nations. By these means I hope to impart
an accurate practical knowledge of the lead
I My main effort will be to excite in the stu
dent an interest. in his profession; to lay
SOLD foundation OF learning, to which he can
attefSEnrds add with ease; and 70 prepare him
for successful practice. 5 4fff5fsIzIT j
TENS 500 q ses9ion one-half payable on
Joining the sclool the residue on the first day
~ February. Board at reasonable rates read
For further Information, address ~ IN
JUDGE RICHARD PARKER
Z ongl-fw2tnW ntNNfnchester. w
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ST. VINGENT'S
Classical & Mercantile College
wHEELINO. M.YA.

WHEELINGs. w. VA.
DISHOP WHEIIAN TRUSTS TTIATTHE
ID success of his efforts In behalf of female
education will recommend at once TO. the
favor of the public this institution for boys
and young men, which he hopes to make all
that is desirable as a school foryQuth. 10
The modern languages VIII be taught by
gentlemen to whom they are Verpaculnr. and
who will afford to the pupils occasional OPP
Yerslltion.j It Is intended to provide such
instruments and apparatus ns may elucldnte,
urali Philosophy :, Chemistry. Surveyina and
Engineering. The department. of Book!keep-
ing and iPenmanRhip win be Euperintended
by an eminent accountant $780,
The school will be open to the public, but
only Catholics will be received as bOarGleTs,
unless for special reasons exception be made:
by the dismissal of the insubordinAte. - n
Pnymentwill alwasy be required IN advance;
Of boSfdels. for the and Hi the tiE
ures below indicate the, cnsll-in-ndvance
terms, II from the neglect Of parents or
other causes payment is delayed, an addition
of ten per cent TO the cash prices viii const-
tute the regular charges of the College No
moYal when a quarter or half.sesSion has
been commenced, except in case of sickness.
K, TERMS: WHEN PAID IN. ADYANoE.l
Board, including lights, fuel, bed and q
bedding, for the scholastic year of A =.
Washing and mending linen. 16 90
Half boarding per.w LOO
Stationery per quarter from 80 cts. to 90
Medical attendance per quarter............ l50
Tuition, lst class, per quarter, 1lwseks. 10 GO
Sd SS %
. 6 5th q q s sSS
EXTRA CHARGES, PER QUARTER, CwHENPAID
lg- o. S IN AnyANCE.) i,rs
quarter, each. 90
Drawing Per quarter g 90
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MIR. WIN. g. TIANDIIAN having 2fhif6ir-
w chased the interest of AIr. w. w. Miller
mess win be continued under the ffrffi of
Pryor. Handlan & Co.. JUL
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Administrator OF the Estate Of Jefferson IL
Sangston, Deceased.
,ByyIrtue OF q degree made and entered In
this eatla 9nthe I'm day ot Ny lsq5 " yes
be referred to one ofthe Commission of this
Court to audit, state, and settle the Admins
trntion account of the said Loring, and report
the same to Court, and also ascertain and re-
port what debts there are agninst the estate OF
said Sangston still unpaid, and also the real
property belonging to said estate, describing
the separate parcels thereof and where situE
ate, and what part thereof Is encumbered by
deeds oftFnst or theEwise, and the amQpntof
each eIfcumbranch; ana to whom due, and
that he give four weeks notice by advertise
ment thereof, published in some newspaper
printed in Wheeling, at the time and place Of
taking such acconnt and that he plSo, by like
advertisement, give notice to all persons
claiming to be creditors of the said estate, that
they, ct the time and place to be named by
him, appear before him and produce and
prove the amount oftheir respective debts on
pain of having their said supposed debts eX-
Guided from payment bysaid estate, in case
they do not respectively at said time and
place prove the same, and that his proceed
Ings in the premises With, any special matter
required Eby said parties, or any pftheIns sTe-
rclaI1y to report, and TINT new process of sub
poena issue against the infant defendant, j John
"A SanPRtOn.
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so1DIERs' AID socIErY.-There win
be a meeting fthe Soldiers Aid soei-
ely this friday afternoon, at2 O'Clock.
at the usual place of meeting. q
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hIvER,-For the past few days the
weather has been excessively hot, eaus-
ing the river to contract itself within
very narrow limits. Yesterday evening
there We're but little over three feet, and
still falling. The LiHnie Dro,0n failed
to arrive us was expected. "A dispatch
to Messrs. Boothe, Battle q CO., in
forms them that the Pine Grove had
reached Parkersburg, and that she
would arrive here during last night.
She will leave for Cincinnati this even
ing at O'Clock. Y
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SpetIal 9utites.
COCO CREAM FOR THE HAIR.
Coco Cream for the Hair.

COCO CREAM .FOR THE HAIR.
- Coco Cream for the Hair. 81.
Coco Cream for the Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
Away with your Grey Hair.
No fnorerancid PonadesI!
"a Noltlore rancid Pomades!l
you want something elegant,
If you ad1nine delicious Perfume,
Ifyou desire soft and silky Hair,
Ifyou want your Hair preserved,
II you want your Hair to grow }sa
II you want to prevent premature Badness
II you want TO be rid of Dandruf,
ri Use the Coco Cream.
la.. Usetlle Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Use the Coco Cream.
Price IS cents a bottle a1a.,, .szs
For sale by - .t
LAuGHLINs& BusHFIELD,
ju2i Wheeling, w. Va.
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Valuable = al. Property for Sale,
IN AND NEAR
SaTs6i9 M0n1s06o G!0 NIin

IN AND NEAR
Sardis, Monroe Co.. Ohio.
pEING DESTROYS of changing my business
~ offer for sale my valuable property situntr
g farm near Sar!lis and one mile nom the
Ohio river, containing one hundred and eieIi-
ty ocres1, nlnety acres of which ars cleared and
nnder cultivation, with young orchard or
:, A A faIm near Sardis, one and one quarter
miles from the Ohio river, containing lgO acres
hfty acres OF which are cleared, with Young
orchard now bearing, continuing four hun-
dred trees, of apple, peach, plum and cherry
us nv lad,ire m It,ft ~, u,
ING Liz! at SaTJiis,t Containing two RIM
OF 10 ionr ieet pnETS engine, u inch cylinder,
Mil Is sltuntedin the midst OF a fine erain
groWlng region and now enjoying a fine pn-
tronage.. 1t Is completely prOvided with All
n1 19aeE and Is in tlne running
In this property a rare opportunity Is of
leTed 10 nm enterptising man.
"A, Also, three comfortable dwelling houses, in
one OF which now reside = 1T "a 81
Two store houses In one of which am at
present doing business.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
augS-lm Sardls Monroe Co., Ohio.
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II YI6l educational n L
Wheeling Female College,
p ,it z n h 4 NO nc, q u. IA.

~.
THIs INSTITUTION, CHARTERED
il with mill collegiate powers ins196s, and
recently. reotganized under a new Board OF
f1te on te INST si "a gepte 1l
next The buildings are now being tho
roughly refitted- and newly Furnished
In lie Hbkfality Of It's arrdneenlen6s III the
extent and comprehe nsiveness of its course
of study, in its q tuition ana gov
Its Board of 1nstruetio don, the public may rely
upon fits being firstscla semt4af vs.g,ss
'ducting leading Educational institutions in
the Eastern and Middle States, I feel assured
that with the liberal patronage and the ear
and vicinity, the College Will soon be able to
extend to young ladies al the facilities for an
accomplished education to be found outSid
of our eastern metropolitan cities. n,
,5Itad6fds me the hi hest abstraction to be
able to announce the engagement OF a corps
of teachers of distinguished ability, expe-
NoRSfHis DEP HTStRS viii beorEanized
at an carly day, hayingl especial reference 70
the preparation OF young ladies for the buSt-
a PREPARATORY DFpARTMENT will be
opened for such Misses rs are tooyoung to
The M fnstitation WIN be conducted upon
Protestant hut not upon denominations
principles; the leading churches Of this Yicini-
IL, the Methodist, the PTesbyterian and the
Episco palian, being scented In the Facul-
EXPENSES. PER QUARTER I.ls.
TUITION Eiisti Preparatory, So; Second
Preparatory, 81; First Collegiate, IS; Second
Collegiates So; Junior, $40; Senior, Sl2 90;
Latin, French, German, or other language, S.
Experimental Sciences 81 extra, each; Draw
ing, S.; Painting In Qtls $40 Pastel, $40; Cray
on s.; Music, on. Piano, SO; USE of 1nstEn-
ment, 81 50; Vocal Music, $40; Fuel, ID and 81
quarters, so cents each quarter. q
BoARDLS45; Fuel and Lights, S.; Washing,
S.; Weekly BonId, from Monday to Friday
night, S87 80; Fnel and Lights, 81 ittis!if ,
BILLS both for tuitinI nd board TayabIe in all
Sept, 9Th, Nov. 18th, Feb. LIST and A pril 18th.
10 u. c. LOOMS, "A. Ai.hI d.,
g July 20, 1866. ~ ~ ~ President.
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1iB3fL6Q9THc 3UYTYS9o Hf9.7T MlP 81 n
Patterson, DEMOCRATIC didate for
treaFprer over in Belmont Is sarraigneq
in the columns Of the. Chronicle for sell
ling the gold Belonging to the treasury
and exciting the premium. iai17q
q MI, j. Il. Charl eswoEstthh, onee d Know
Nothing editor oyer there, now the
Observation-Disclosures for Clerk of-the
Courts, is also curiously arfagped by
the repub1 ion Of edito rials, ON the
same democratic paper at present sup
porting him, written years ago, show
ing him to be dishonest and isuhtrustT
Wofttt4T.I AZ ss.9ii sal 20 5ag eHW dig
( We call this very much of middle.
/ "A great Union meeting is to be held
at st. Clairsyil1e on the '7tb, next ts4
Thursday. Ma. Gen. Cox and Sam
Galloway are among the speakers an
nounced, - go p 5't..5 3sl.-i'
THE down train on the Cleveland and
Pittsburg oadlast night did, not arrive
until neareleven O'Clock owing to run
off above Steubenville. The clerks at
the Postoffice distributed and sent off
the whole mail for The west, brought
blythe trim, as well as for the other
early departing routes, this morning at
four o'clock. - IA
PROF. T. @. MoKEEvER, of the West
Nfiddletown, Pa, Female Seminary,
was in the city yesterday on business
connected with; that popular literary
institution, lido ia aft
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Kenwood Boarding School

II dernIc wear win begin September llth.
For catalogues address Rev. j. r. Iaylort SeWt
Rriahton. ia. 8 l - altssel-kLlWSM ]
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.Valuabl "a lR cal Estate.
10 BE SOLD
OCTOBER 10th, 1865.
10 BE SOLD
AND NAIL FACTORY.

Bounded as follows: west by the Ohio river,
north by Division street, east by Main street,
and south by the property OF Messrs. Caldwell
A ~ 1nnerin sid s96fa nov Il
worked by said corporation, and the railway
connecting said mine and the rolling mill
(. Also, the real estate and coal properly be-
longing to the said CORPORATE ion in and adjoin-
ing South Wheeling, Including that recently
purchasedi ofilDf III @. GaTnploell, and the
chooses in action connected Herewith; and 81
town lots In South Wheeling, lately purchaS-
No. in Caldwell'S addition TO the city of
Wheeling south east corner Of Main and DI-
vision Streets with hVeL tanAu1entS thereon.
1t is supposed that the coal property to be
sold with the works, is sufficient 10 supply the
works for thirty years. --E-- =
lowing terms viz. one fourth CAsh and the
residue, with interest nom the day of snle, in
three equal tnstalmentS payable in six, twelve
and eighteen months from saICl date; the pllr-
chaser of the real estate to take the stock on
thand OF er1als Iron, nails, tools and chs T.
Tel property Mt nm appraiseInet1t to he made
by three dtsinterested persons, of W1ibm tile
purchaser Is to choose one, the undersigned
agents ANOTHER, and the two so chosen tllinl,
the decision of my two of the three TO he
binding; and the stock so taken to he paid for
IN equnl Instruments 1rtsfOur, s1X, and eight
months with interest from day OF sale. The
deferred payments ON both the real estate
and stock 10 be secured by paper satisfactory
TO the undersigned agents, and a lien to be re-
timed on tile property until payment in full.
The purchaser shall have the option OF pay.
Ing III hnnd the whole purchase money! OF
any further portion thereof than above stat.
ed. JAMES PAUL..
Q. d. HUBBARD,
II. CRANGLE,
Wheeling, w. Va, Aug. ~, 1865.