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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-21
PRICE, TWO CENTS.

HORSE -SrEALIyG-A Man 0P MAyY NAMES
AND AS MANY CALLISGs.-Seyeral weeks ago, q
negro named John Routh, aiids DIR. Booth,
diias John Boiling, who has so little Of the
black in his composition as to be generally
taken for a white man, went to Bob Clarke's
livery stables in Petersburg, and hired a horse
TO take ride. The colorless negro rode, and
rode, and rode, until he reached Richmond
town and in the mean while Clarke moaned
for the quadruped that did not return, and
would not be comforted The police were put
on the track of the delinquent negro, and yes
terday he was arrested by Captain Freeman
Routh was in great tribulation, and said that
he found the horse TO be of so little value that
he did not care TO have the trouble of sending
him back TO Clarke. He therefore sold him for
fifty dollars, with the intention of making it
all right with Clarke if he were foolish enough
to make any fuss about il. Before he turned
his attention to horse stealing, Routh had
been practising as doctor, veterinary surgeon,
and school teacher and he is now learning,
under the care of Lieutenant Caldwell, of the
Petersburg police, TO bear confinement with
equanimity. If the extraction of the decayed
molar is the only sure remedy for toothache,
then hanging the thief should be the only sure
cure for horse stealing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-21

GLOVER SEED, CLOVER SEED
One hundred bushels PRIME CLOVER SEED
last received and for asls ~ reduced prices by
nah so-N GEORGE !, HERRING i VQ,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
, WILLIAM HOLT RICHARDSON 4

"a MERCHANT TAILoRS, Fourteenth street,
r,n.i,a EXCHANGE Hotel, are now receiving their
>pPING and SUMNER GoopS, to which they in
v,te the attention Of their friends and customers.
No EFFORT will be spared to give entire satisfaction
:, all who may favor us with their orders.
IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-21

nts- REMOVAL.
w +. ROBINS,
REAL ESTATE ArCTIoSEER,
GENERAL AGENT AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
has removed his office 10
lo2 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
Thankful for the past very liberal encouragement
>ucit> the continued favors of his friends and the
patronage of the public generally.
Refers 10 II. X. Ellyson; S. {. Robinson, Presi-
dent Planters National Bank Lancaster Co., }.
i g. Gibson, and Purcell, Ladd Go. NH LIS
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r-s-Co.pARTNERsHiP.

E-E- CO-PARTNERSHiP.
The Undersigned, of the firm Of Kent falhe
Co., have formed co-partnership for the purpose
Of conducting general
AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
under the firm Of
PAL n Z & Z o.,
aud have AIKEN the store No. loo Main street. next
below Mitchell l. Tyler, and will be pleased to re-
ceve consigu,nents from their friends and the
public. w. g. PAINE.
ia lsts r. A. PAINE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-21

HLUE, suitable for printers, cabinet
VI makers, and manufacturers use, for sale by
PURCELL, LADD Co, Druggists,
Mh 10 corner Main and Thirteenth streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-21

CRY CorScIL.-A called meeting of the City
Council will be held this evening at the City
Hall at o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-21

IHAMBER SUITS OF RE,
" OF various styles and prices, at
III. A. ATKINSOS'S,
ia Govavnar streat. above franklin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-21

MAJORS CorRr-TrEsDAY MoRyIyG-Hry0r
Stu,,ders presidiag.-Lieutenan Townsend. of
the Freedmen Bureau, was present.-The
following cases were disposed of before the
Court yesterday morning:
John Jackson and Thomas Bird, negroes,
were charged with stealing bricks. Jackson
was dismissed, and Bird was sent on for trial
before the next term of the Grand Jury
William Fontaine, negro, was charged with
stealing railroad sills from the Virginia Cen
traI Railroad Company. The private watch
man Of the railroad company stated that he
saw FOntaine carrying sills off from the yard
of the Central Railroad Company. The
Mayor said that he would fine him five dol
lars for disorderly conduct. Fontaine said
- don't think l was dsorderly bout it,
boss" The Mayor thought differently, and
required him TO pay the fine.
Henry Tyler, a small negro boy, was charged
with stealing Il silver watch from Thomas
Quarlps, negro. From the evidence, it ap-
peared that Tyler had stolen the watch from
Quarles' house in his absence, and sold il for
two dollars to Il negro He was sent on for
further trial.
John i. Baruick was charged with getting
drunk and treSpassing on the premises of ).
Pulliam.
\ witness appeared, who testified that Mr..
Barnick was shot through the head at Peters
burg and since that time had been subject to
fits, during which he did not know what he
was doing. Baruick stated that he was labor
ing from one of these fits at the time of his
arrest. He was dismissed.
Mrs Catharinc Kepler, an elderly looking
woman, was charged with breaking open the
door of the store of d. ODonnell and taking
thcrefrom sundry papers and notes.
The evidence did not show that Mrs. kepler
had robbed the house. Some controversy had
arisen between O'Donnell and Mrs. kepler
about tn" rent of the house occupied by him.
II was proven that the house had been broken
into by the Constable order, he not being able
to get into the house TO levy upon the pro
pcrtv The Mayor discharged Mrs. Kepler in
the absence Of the slightest proof TO convict
her.
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III +. T.. GIBBS
j. at his old stand, 23l Main street,
(Weisigers hat otore,) ..-
READY TO REPAIR ALL KINDS OF " SEW IN"
MACHINES"
Orders left will be promptly attended to.
SLOAT'S SEWING MACHINES
and
LAMBS KNITTING NJ Z II rs
Tor sale by
f. 27-dSswlm T. H. oipp"' Hh''
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RoBBERY.-On Monday night, at about 5
O'Clock, the store of Messrs. Rosenthall & Co.,
on Broad street, between Sixth and Seventh,
was entered by thieves, who robbed it of
about a thousand dollars worth of goods.
They were discovered in the rear yard of Mr..
HaXalrs residence on the northeast corner of
Sixth and Grace before they could get any
thing off The goods were all recovered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-21

nENTAL NOTICE.
IL JOHN G. WAYT, DENTIST,
having recovered his health, has resumed the
practice of Dentistry IN Richmond, and respect
fully offers his services TO his old friends and pa
tents and all Others who may need them.
Office and residence SOUTH SIDE OF CRAZE
STREET, BETWEEN SEVENTH AND EIGHTH.
do R,nk
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MINIATURE EALAANAC-MARCH u, 1900.
Sun rises..........5.59 SO Moon sets, morn.... ii
Sun sets .........6 q. .0l High water......... e.2I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-21

AUCTION SALE To-DAr.-Messrs. Paine &
Co. will sell at l08 Main street, At 10 a. NJ, a
large assortment Of dry goods, shoes. hats,
straw goods &c.
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NH ia-sm

FAMILY DINING-ROOM SAFES, u
beautiful and cheap article, for sale 6y
= WILLIAM A. MoUNTCASTLE,
- n ON No iss Broad street.
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re FARMERS, SAVE YOUR SHUCks.
BALE YOUR sHUCKS
SEND YOUR sHUCKS TO MARKET.
G.B STACY SON,
DEALERS IN
FURNITURE. CARPETS AND BEDDING,
No. llo Main street, Richmond,
will pay dollar per one hundred pounds TOT all
the sHUCkS you deliver TO them at their MAI
TREss MANDATORY, Oh Cary and Sixteenth
streets, Richmond. de 2s-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-03-21

W. FOR GARDENERS AND FARMERS
FRESH AND RELIABLE GARDEN SEED,
just received and for sale by
WILLIAM ii. SCOTT, Druggist,
corner of Franklin and Seventeenth streets
f. 3-ts
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-07-26

NV MISoR PLAsET IA Lew minor
planet. the eighty seventh Of the group
between Mars as-d Jupiter. was discover
ell on the night of tie 18th ult, b M
N.P- Poeson. the Government Ast-ono-
nfer. at tie ROYAL Observatory, Madras.
On the l III Of May, At I3b- SON, Mad
ras mean time. its apparent position was
right ascension. 1gh Am Bps declina-
ton. l. deg min south, and It's right
ascension was diminishing at the rate Of
= seconds per day, hut is motion IN
declination was inappreciable II the
time Of its discovery il was near the va
riable star [ seorpii. which was diseor
cred b Mr. Pogson IN May 1853, and its
brightness was equal to star Of If
magnitude Ir- Pogsoa has given tie
name Sylvia to his new planet
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1x~The New York elargynan. "

Gs-The New York Clergyman, WHO
whipped his child i deaea has aej %
Canada, to SAKE h.s life. which he did
not deem safe IN tie noigbhorhood where
he resi5 j. The Roche Ter Union says
that after giving hal in the sum Of e1o,
coo, he went to his fathers house, and
no. feeling himself safe he returned to
Jail and offered himself to tie Sheriff FOR
safe keeping, bur The Sheriff refused to
accept hfn aa1 Lindsey took the first
train for Canada
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ALL INFORMATION,


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a.
''S'o'e'y "a a. u anu ueSiro"7 oi An'"
maze III th' iA'en' ONCE ana 'ne result
of said examination forwarded t9 them for reasona
0''
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A SERMON SPoILFD AAD IIrRoyED IN
anecdose told Of the life Of 4 Dissenting
minister has q fair claim 20 the ad-nira-
ton OF every clergyman who j. Il earn
est. There was a minister who. i ap-
pears, lad obtained no small repGt.t %
among his brethren for his clog Ie9te
generally, and more particularly Tor tie
logical sequence and the '.lnpfessife
conclusions Of his sermons. On some
great occasion he was appointed 70
preach in the open air, and he lad deep
ly interested bis auditors through q long
discourse. Just before the conclusion
he vas observed TO hesitate, aud then IN
q rambling manner he rccapitElatci part
Of what he had already said uul1 &c
reached q very lame and important NAE.
At the subsequent dinner, when the
preachers health was proposed, ..Brc.h-
er, said one Of the ministers pres ut,
--se must all. I am sure, have been
charmed Iv Four discourse; but II !
NAV hazard The observation, I thor ght
a tie conclusion yon lost the threa6 Of
Of your argument and hardly equa led
yoar ordinary eIoquence." If I Iaust
tell you tic reason, was the reT y. lit
was thus. Just as I Was about 70 ;on-
cIude. I saw q poor man running A. to
the pl ace. hot agl dusty, and ea e. 10
hear. -SpeaE word to him. said con-
science You viii spoil your serraoa if
you do said pride. trel | did spoil it.
l know, but have doae in good. =
TClerical Journal.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-07-26

An interesting and important law ease
was argued at the last term OF the Court
Of Appeals. The action was brought
against the New York Central Rafircau
for damages which the plaintiff sastain
ed by the burning of his house The
house caught fire from a burning shed
belonging TO the Railroad Company,
which was set on fire from spagay Of
one of their locomotives Itwas claim
ed on the part gf defendants tiat no
case was ever known, where Il man Was
held in damages for a fire communicated
to his neiehbor's property from bis own.
witch was accidently burned, although
his property was fred through careless
ness, and that every fire, If not The re
suit Of incendiarism, is from careless
ness. The plaintiff claimed taat Ac was
entitled to damages, inasrnuch as the de-
PENDANTS would be liable had the ire
caught from spark of the locomotive
directly, and that the Intervention of the
woodshed ought not to relieve them from
responsil ..ity Tie plaintiff has been
defeated ia the lower courts, and the de
ciaion Of The Court Of Appeals viii be
looked FOR with interest If the plaintiff
should succeed, every sufferer by the
great fire at Troy. IN ls62, could recover
damages, for that eonfagration oecarIed
from spark Of locomotive setting
FIRE to the Hudson river bridge Albany
Express, July 8.
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IL The Trey lohlot [ mon eays r.
Many fields af heat Weld fah crop
some Of them considerably above the
average, while the grain. W arr told
will be much heavier. AMI. cen-efrta Is.
better than Lass year Intelligent farm
ers express the opinion tb4t the wheat
eropof Miami county ta.s year VII *
cccl that of last year
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TIE AMERICAN FLAG.


When Freedom. from ..er nouats5n hight,
Infurled her standard u 'ae air,
She tore tts azure robe 81 n gh;,
And set tie star, at glefy t.sere,
Size mingled vitb IT. gorgeous dyes
The milk, hallr.c af the skies.
And striped is pure celestial white,
Wtti streaksuz~ of TIE m#ra'az II. ht;
Then trs N his ulaF.=ioa ~ tfe sua
She called her eaale-he-rer down,
And gave iuta ui- mighty hand
Tie symbol OF her CHOSEN land
Majestic monarch o. the cloud,
WHO rear'-t aloft thy regal torn,
To lear the te pest tr,lmpjng- loud,
And see the li-htnzug lauces driven,
wnen strive the warriors "f the storm,
And rolls tie tF1under drum Of heaven,
Child Of lie sun ta thee ii, given
To guard tAe 5atuer Of the tree, -.
To hover 10 the sulphur smoke,
To tgard away tie oattle-s'ruke,
And bids is 5Ien@fnGs slime sfAr,
Like rafnboy- ON tas cloud of war,
The Llgbiager7 of victory!
Flag of the brs We tNv folds shall fly,
r,.,'--..-,,. ,.r homo. ami ,r5unr, biob.
'e' S'''s1N7 ,''' ''''' -.
-,
''-
.,
,.
Ana a. '.'S :! !''''
tatch W.T. an
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RAIN on THE ROOF
BY COATES KINNEY.

BY COATES KINNEY.
When the humid shadows hover
Over all the starry spheres,
Anl thr melancholy darkness
Gently wreps in raiuy tears,
What a JOY to press the pillow
OF a cottage chamber bed,
And to listen to the patter
OF the soft rain overhead.
Every tiugle on the shingles
Has an echo in the Feart,
And a thousand dreamy fancies
In busy being start,
And Thousand recoIIections
Weave taeg bright hues into woof,
As listen to the patter
OF the rain upon the roof.
Now | fancy comes my mother
As she used to years agone.
To survey her darling dreamers
Ere she LETT them till the dawn,
o! / see %, r 8aniiag Ger me,
AsI listen II this refrain
Which Is playing upon tie shingles
By the pttter of the ram.
Then tnv Little seraph sister,
With her wings and waving hair,
Anl lef brig.te,ed chtru5 brother,-
A serene angelic pair -
Glide around my vakefuI pillow
With their praise ar mild reproof,
AsI listen to the murm0r
of the sost rain on the roof.
And another comes to thrill me
VITA her eyes delicious blue,
AMI forget I, gazing on her
That ter heart wasall untrue,
remember bat To love her,
Wifa a raptart k.a to pain,
And mg hetrt quick pulse, yibyate
To tie patter Of the rain.
There l. naught in arts brayurss
That can work wua such a spell
In tae spirits pure deep fountains,
Wleuee tine holy passions wen,
As thst ualady of nature,
That sualasl, sab3uins strain,
Which j p'ayei apon the shingles
by yhe Vat,er ot tae rain.
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Fsuln tis- fAl..4tieiFta la= y e-Asy.
THE HEROES OF '46 AND '48.

..Dci,rich Keller. I like not the looks
of things herealoutS''
Il hear you, Carl Neither 40 I re
sponded Dietrich, as he proceeded T.
light his pipe deliberately. The Peo
ple hereahouss act strangely !y-a- though
we we're a pack OF wili beasts, fit for
powder and coll steel, or something
worse. may e" said Dietrich struggling
/ his shoulder expressiycly as he leaned
back against !. huge Ioz and disposed Of
hi- musket As though he were preparing
/ to repose like man free from cares.
=. was just down the road little dis
tance,' res"nel Carl Winters, seating
himself neeide Keller, quietly. and pIac-
ing Bis masket beside him carefully, land
my honest belief is that trouble is brew
! ing. \ very fine looking woman there,
! The wife Of minister. believe, told me
could have some butter in a couple
of hours. But l observed the marks of
several feet there, as il company OF
cavalry had been picketing there, and /
was thinking, perhai :, l better do with
out my butter, ell, Deitrjch:"
"All have to say is don't let Willich
eaten YOU Carl You hh"" ne ''"h / '3-
prove those things ana on lfeofa Is
thousand ioid worse. no. ny All means
stay "hefe you are. no Went VITA
you ; inquired De''''tn' "'leH " 'e" mo-
meht7 h'd oeeh l''9Se| III 7'ie''te-
" ny, l may say | went alone o"'
'na' ''''eN- u e''0''0 / i''1 ''l'0" eo Ne
ana
o"' II + f''z accompanied VOW No"
nee" not ten me Il "o'0 more II { " A.
as loose rs " worn o''V Sl'2ot' ms '''' NE
VIII he the death "t hi'a-"o"eFeF that
"onld tie a small matter, Nno" ne
'oId the oid woman VINO eo'hina''de" Us US
what '"Eee we nave, "''eFe we come rom,
ana a '"ooS'il' 'ii'h59 no'"'hS o"' i 'ooi
"ou'o say
CaiI preserved street silence, lie 'e''
that. perhaps. Fritz might not have ~
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The Austrians were not surprised At the
sharp ightingof the Prussians. The use
ofthe ''needle-gun" prepared them for it
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PROFESSIONAL.

L. j. FRANCISCO. VI. ID.
Office and Residence South franklin Street.
East side. between Main and Walnut
Jufv l., 1854 50 atf RICHMOND, INpIANA
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tTae name af Lieut.. Laeaz, German Jer, opgtt
never ta be tsrsatten by tag American peapIe- sur
Green Rzar tbs haroia aF.aer ds-I refusing = sur
render after killing three ard waunding four of ais
as=aiats, ralsa with shot," to use the expression
ef his General
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.' II they had only had sabres," said
Deitricl Keller to his comrades when he
rejoined them upon his recovery. but
as an ASS tongue brought on the skirm
ish, it was as well that an ASS head ran
against our hayonets. without first con
siderlBg that cavalry without sabres are
like pipe without q stem, or a blank
cartridge"
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Copies Of all CLAIMS,

In any Patent issued by the Patent Office since 1885
will be furnished the receipt of 81, the applicant
giving the full name Of the Patentec nature Of the
invention, date of the Patent, &C.
Washington City, Ang. 81, 1855. 27tf
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-05
FOR SALE AND RENT.
FOR SALE

TWENTY go ACRES OF yALU.
i ABLE land river bottom, situated tn !t
miles above Wheeling, being portion OF inc
farm BELONGING to the estate OF A. P. WOODS
decd. This land will be divided to suit pur,
cbassrs, and is admirably adapted to gareening
purposes or country residences; f9T ISreher
information apply to VIM. d. WUUHSss
At Winship Woods g. Co.. NO. MALI o.
feb24.lm
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RyLEwIS BAKER.
New York Market.
NEW YORK, March 3.

NEW lOhk, marCn ~
Cotton-auiet and more steady at
44a45c for middling; Flour-common and
inferior -four dull and sc lower; medium
aud good grades steady with moderate
inquiry, 81 ,35a7 go, extra state, S8,35a
$50, extra round hoop at Sc, 35alO 80 for
trade brands, market closing dull at $50
aS,20. Whisky-quiet at S2,25. Wheat
dull and lower for common grades,
high grades without decided change
$3.50; Chicago spring Sl,63al, 90; Mil,
waukie club 81 ,65al, 20; new amber ana
Milwaukee, latter demanded. Corn-
without decided change at 75a77c for I'M
sound: 79a79tc for sound mixed western
in store and delivered Oats-dull
mer, 3Sa42c-for unsound; 54a55 for sound
western. Cofee-dull for common, firm
for good. Sugar-quiet, l3fc for cuba
Muscavado, l2c. Molasses-quiet, New
Orleans, sl,00al 10. Petrolsnm-duil'
2sa29c for crude; 44a46 Tor renned IN
bond. Pork-heavy and lower, sra
2s, l21 for new mess, closing at S2S cash;
s27, s7a25 for old do; $50, 5Oa2l for prime;
S23a23,5 so for prime mess; also 2 $50 bbls.
new mess for March, April and May sci.
ler's option at S28,50a29 Beef Hams
quiet at S4la4l,50, BacOn-more active
at 1G4al6eci short ribbed l5tal5f for
Cumberland cut, and 500 boxes short
clear, sellers option for March and April
at lie. Dressed Hogs-steady, RiaI3s
for western l3tal4 for city. Lard
without change; l6al5fc; also $500 bbls.
for March, sellers option at 15sal8ac-
Butter-quiet at 28a42c for Ohio 48a52c
for State Cheess-steady at l6a23c
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MAIL TRAIN.
Daily Train
Train for the West.

W HhELINVI NVF. <IbVJ IoNV
ON AND AFTER THE 2Ist Of No.
" VENEER, the Passengers and Malls trcr
Wheeling for the West, will be dispatched fruz
the Depot Of the B. & Q. X. X, Co. at 40 g. N.
$40 p. m, and leave Benwood on the arrival o.
the G. o. r, X, trains at lao am and iOS35 pu
noY23. II
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, March ,.
Money-easy at 6a7 per cent. Ster-
ling Exchange-quiet at l,03lal ,O9f.-
Gold - unsettled and lower; opening
at 81 ,34a, declining to 81 ,334; advancing
to Sl,34t, closing ats ,334.
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TEN THOUSAND ACRES
OF
IRON AND COAL LANDS
FOR SALE.

pURsUANT 10 A DEE OF
Trust 10 the undersigned Trustees, Hom
Joseph Whitaker, George P. Whitaker, Joseph
Condor and their wives, dated January the
10th, 1895. and OH Record in the Recorders OF
fee of Ohio county, West Virginia BOOK A. page
4O7 and also of Record in the Recorders ONCE
of Wetzel county Book 5, page 81, We will sell on
WEDNESDAY,, the 4th Day of April,
1866 commencing at IL o'clock A. NJ, at public
auction, at the front door OF the Court house OF
Ohio county 10 900 acres OF land, Emore or less),
iving on the waters of Fish and Fishing Creek,
In the said county OF Wetzel. within the bounda.
1ies of four patents OF four thousand acres each,
granted by the Commonwealth OF Virginia to
Henry Wynkrop and Paul Selman. and dated
the 10Th day of February, lee. Fora more full
description reference Is maue 10 Tue aoo'e uen
toned deed Of trust
The property will be sold In separate tracts,
and Plat of the land and its subdivisions may
be examined at the vfRoa of William +. peterson,
ESQ, In the cisy of Wheeling.
TERMS OF SAtR-Not less than third OF
the purchase money to be paid in cash on the
day of sale but the purchaser to have the rlght
TO o nv more than one.third or the whole OF the
purchase money at his option. line remainder
II there be any, to be paid in one or two years,
with interest from day OF sale and such defer.
red instruments to be secured oy oeea OF trust
on the property sold, or otherwise to the salts
faction of the Trustees acting IN the premises
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad passes
through the northern portion OF the tract, about
~ miles distant from Wheeling, Inc land con-
taips veins OF Iron ore of the best quality, con.
uguous to the railroad. 1t also contains coal,
and is heavily and well timbered
j. w. GILL,
c. HUBBARD,
NELSON Z. WHITAKER,
GEORGE W.WHITAkER,
febi5.tawts CRISPIN OGLEBAY.