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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-01

MAD Doc excitements are becoming
frequent al over the country The killing
eff of few worthless ours in this place
would do no harm TO any one, and might
prevent a panic hereafter. This is the US
ual season for dogs to become rabid, and a
little precaution ia time would he beneficial
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-01

DELAY NOT TILL TOMORROW WHAT
snouLD Tx DONE ro-pAY"-Cure that cough
before it is forever to late. Ono bottle of
Coz. CoUGH BALsAM will cure 1t is agree
able, cheap and effectual Delays dan
gerous. A word 10 the wise is sufficient
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-01

SPIEN ID CARFETING.-DELLEE has
Ja4t received the finest lot Of Competing we
hsve seen for many day. He has a good
variety Of patterns; and those in want of
good, dursble, all wool threepIy carpets
Ill do yell 70 call and see them. lie saws
he vii not be undersoId by any house in the
citr, and &C believe lie means it. His stock
Of Dry Goods, gene \, can hardly be Jrpas-
.sd in this market. call and see him
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-01
Our Magazine Exchanges.

Our SCHOOL DAY VISITOR Is the
best Magazine for school or parlor that come:
to US 1t is lust such publication as should
be in every family.
TIE NURSERY is neat and valua-
BILE Magazine for Children. It supplies a
want long felt, and we believe is the only
publication Of the kind in America.
TIE LITTLE CORPORAL reports
regularly at these head quarters and, judg.
ing from the neat report he always lays be-
fore rs, we pronounce him one of the best
foragers in the Literary Army. Specimen
numbers may be seen at this office.
LADIES Book-A superb number for
May, beauJify illustrated and richly adorned
with fashion plates. The Literary Depart
ment is Of the frst-class. No lady should be
without it. We still procure it for cur sub
seribers for 81, so year. Back numbers
furnished.
LADIES FRIENn.-The May number
is received. The Fashion Plates. Ilustra-
tions and various embellishments are all OF a
high order. The reading matter is equal to
that of any other Magazine 4 beautiful
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our subscribers. Now is the time to sub
scribe.
DIAMOND DIcKENs.-The second in
the catalogue Of the diamond edition of
Dickens celebrated works" Our Mutual
Friend" II published by TIcKNoS & FIELDS,
Boston, has come to hand. These works Of
Dickens are all beautifully illustrated, and
the price Is 50 extremely low that no one
who wishes to secure beautiful edition of
Dickens works can have an excuse for neg
lecting 10 procure them. Only one dollar
and fifty cents per volum scarcely the price
for the binding. TIckNoE & FIELDS certainly
work cheap in the manufacture of books
The entire set of Dickens ,gorEs-thirtcen
in uumbcr-are to be issued III the same
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une Cheap As dirt.
ATLANTIC Tile May number Of
this valuable monthly is received. The
Guardian Angel, by Oliver Wendall Holmes,
is continued. History Of Sewing Machines,
by James Parton, is an interesting sketch Of
Elias Howe, to whom the credit of the in
vention Of the Sewing Machine is due
The Genius Of Dickens. by f. p WhippIc;
Germany in New York, by Chas. D. Thornly
Sorrow, a poem; The Plaintiff Eonsuited;
Some Unappreciated Characters, by {. c.
HogwelI; Old Port in Winter, by T. ".
Higinson; Marble Quarries, Poem, by
Geo. II. g. Sargent; The Custom of Burial
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Continued; Reviews, &c. Address TIckNoE
& FIELDS. Boston. Mass
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-01

Isaac PENRosE Is aJout TO open a
boarding house and restaurant on the corner
of Hoard and Commerce strcets-thc old Al
len Store where the public will be
served with al the deIicacies of the
season in the most approved manner. No
one knows better than Mrs. Pcnrose how to
Get up good meal, and we trust her efforts
70 please will not 20 unrcwardcd.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-01
HAYSE' GHiMPI0t EkiD LOOM

II the city Of Ninrrsl Point is prepared
"a furnish the Farmers and others B-st
Hand looms l. = u do ell allt. Of weaving,
sich ~ Jeans, RIznkets Plain 10Th, sstuet-
SAGE Treeds, FLANNEL, Seamless Sacks, any kind
Of cotton, WOODEN FAX cloths.
Its advantages over any ether Il and IgorB csn k<
seen by examination Of the Loom. II r II. cosJ
Hand Loom that suitable for reavin. Wool 50 D /,
Loom that makes all the she'd the bales goes back
vii seave satisfactory II works ezssiy, and 10 ass
Halle to get 81 order.
FOR Loom. or township lights call
u. Il. MITCHELL,
5inerai Point.
June Ia, 1855. eaf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-01

Mickey 4 BEorHER, 4 firm well
known in this city d few years since, arc
about 10 open : Dry Goods Store in the
room formerly occupied by L. c. Wheeler,
on High Street. We understand they pro
pose 70 bring large stock of frst-class
goods with them, and offer good bargains TO
our citizens
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-01

FIGURES are facts SO SAYS the Devil
himself.
i have been up to NURruY's Harness Store,
and there saw the finest, incest and best
fancy harness that ever came under my OBJ
scrvation. 1t is e1quisitcly handsome-some-
thing that even the ladies cannot beat and
NURru told me that Mn. BABY would call
for it this week if the weather continued
fine. MUEruY has nay best wishes"
TuE following Is the list Of officers
Of the independent order Of Good Tcmplars
elected last Friday evening for the ensuing
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-01

READ THE NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
and the old ones too-in this paper
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-01

\ Coon MoyE.-Wc are glad t9
see that Flour ana Feed Store is about TO
be opened in this city. Nr. MATTHEW Pa
TER has opened at penrosc's old Butcher.
ShoF, where he intends keeping supply Of
Flour aud general Feed, and where our citi-
Heas can be supplied with those articles Of
the best quality and on reasonable terms
hr. Prater being the first to 20 into this bu-
siness, Nc trust he may receive, as he de
ssryes, liberal patronage
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-01
June 10. 1856

hereby given that ..tar Us been fled VIII
/ tie CLERK Of she Beard % Supervisor. % Iowa
County asking the Board Of Supervisors q said Cce-
IL 80 Sc4ie Plat Of Division Of tbs sli
Village Of Arena-Daise "a, aa day Of February, A
D, 1857.
sw7 BENZ Z. BRIsBAsR,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-01

AIDES .lsh1s n.at Slippers can he aceonu1o "a q
PRIEsTLEY { BROS.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-05-01

w G. r., PmLu ALrEy;
". '. T., Mss TaEyISNIA TEEGuGus;
". r. s, r. G. EVANS:
". T., MISS r. r. GE1y;
W. f. s, JAMES HAlNoN.
". VI. SAMUEL HIrCHEEs:
W l. u, ions TEssoALE:
" .. O.. Jaus ROW.
This wen conducted, bencvolcn, inst:tu
tion is in a very hourishinE condition, hav-
ing received, wc hear, an accession Of up
ward Of sixty members during the last quar-
ter.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-25
Leading.

We repeat this morning 4 zotiee
which appeared few mornings since
in regard 70 ioaing IN the Second Ward
hose house. We do so IT the earnest
request Of citizens living near by who
say that they are not only annoyed by
he noise and confusion which Is kept
M BY persons loading there but AZ times
they are alarmed for the safety Of their
oroperty. We are informed by 4 gen.
,leInen who resides near 20 the hose
house that be Vas up earlier than usua!
L few mornings ago and seen large
sparks Of IRE issuing from the chimney
NJ The hose house and falling on he
sheds asd stables N the rear OF The
building, which. had the roof. been dry.
would in IL! probability have igaited
aai destructive Ire ensu-d.
AFT there = + city ordnance prohibit
iuE .Garin. IN the various hose houses
m the CITY. we see 40 reason why II
should not be enforced. Complaints
have been made By residents on Union
street. ami others. II ne v!cinIty " the
second Ward hose house OF me carOusa.s
and -axle.s proceedings which are oT
almost nightly occurrence AZ tiat place.
Th-rs are ! great many young mel not
members Of the fire company. out youths
from eighteen 70 twenty years OF age.
whJ make the engine house i regular
rendezvous for card playing and other
VICES Of al kinds. We think that II i
1n.y necessary TO call the attention OF
our police 70 this subject. and hope -As
matter will he attended to-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-25
River News.

hlTer .Nc"s.
There we're nineteen feet three inches
water IN the river last evening and
stationary. The river vas full Of doat,
ing ice.
Business on the landing yesterday
vas very brisk.
The departures of boats yesterday
were The Sallie Y. for Parkersburg
With IN excellent "Trip of freight ana
passengers. The Potomac. for Cincln'
natl. with a good trip. The Arnadilio,
after receiving about seventy-dve ton:
ut freight. departed FOR New Orleans
The tow-boat Mar, with five barges
passed down about nine o'clock OF
Monday night
During yesterday there was 4 !ar-'
amount Of lumber, such Is rats, logs
etc. passed down in the ice. We noticed
several parties ia skitfs towing lumbel
ashore and several datbOats also passed
down.
On account of the heavy floating Ic'
it Is probable that there will not 81
MANY boats leave here to-day. The Ex
press, however, will leave FOR Parkers
burg at eleven o'clock as usual. Per
sous desiring any Indignation IN regArr
to the departure Of boats can obtain
The same BY calling 1t Booth, Battle s
CO.. or or James H HOLINESS. Steamboat
agents.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-25
wheeling Library.

The Library room has been Neatly
fitted lp and presents N attractive ap'
Dearance. This Is 4 pleasant and prof
table place 20 spend the winter even
ings. Il requires buT a small sum 10
becsme ! member OF the association,
and all members are entitled 20 the free
Use Of tie books, papers, magazines
etc. which the Library contains. We
advise our readers 20 20 and examine
for themselves. anu We think they vii
profit 6y 80 doing.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-25
Mems Fine CaIf-Pegged Boots
For $40 az Badgers. - Monroe st
Stalled

Stalled
4 coal team stalled yesterday, az the
corner Of Third and Chapiine streets N
Centre Wheeling. The recent hand rains
have washed considerable quantity
OF mud al ma hill into the street.
4 portion of Which remains IN the gut-
ter at this corner. and renders It pref
- hard place for team % get through.
II required a good deal Of pulling, twist
ing. backing ami lifting OF the Wheels
before the cart could be extTicated from
~ -,.srz
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-25
Accident

Thu steamer GAINESVILLE met with IN
accident Yesterday. by which she vas
partly sunk. The floating ice, II ap-
Dear-. knocked hole N her. and Il Is
supposed she began 70 sink aOou5 ten
o'clock N the morning. About noon
she leaned over 70 one side. and Is now
living in bad condition. with ;he water
ABOUT half way up on her lower deck.
Cables were procured and made fast 20
the outside guards and passed over he
hurricane roof. in order 20 keep aer
from going entirelyrover.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-25
Ob.trlctieu.


We called attention 20 the obstruc-
ton Oh the side walk al The new build-
incs a short distance below this Office,
a few mornings ago, and have occasion
70 DO 50 again. A gentleman while
passing up street on Monday night re-
ceived 4 very severe fall By stumbling
against large stone which lies in the
middle Of the pavement, directly IN
front of one of tae buildings We see
no reason why the distraction should
longer rerrain, and hope that the par
mes concerned will have Il removed De,
fore any serious damage Is done 20 Pc
iesrri3ns
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-25
Hh. GRIND annfrcr.arr


Of the Lutheran Mission School q
Washington Hall tonight and to-mor
row night viii undoubtedly far exceed
ANYTHING of the kind ever witnessed Il
whealing. Tn Christmas -se, sur
mounted BY the beautiful word Jesus,
viii be one Of the attractive features o.
the entertainment, and the accompany
ing decorations are on scale vhlel
reaches the magnificent The ladle.
were hard IL work al day
yesterday, and the architect anu
assistants IabOred increasingly upon
the amphitheatre stage which reaches
from door TO ceiling, and Is capable Of
seating over three hundred children.
The music IS of the most rare and
touching character, some Of II prepared
expressly for the occasion Indeed
everything has been secured and &C
which can make Christ
mas night delightful.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-25
Don't Fail To Reaew Ysnr Friend

Dsur Fail To Renew Y0Hr Friend
ship.
No matter how small or insignificant
the gift may De. let your friends know
that they ara not entirely forgotten.
We would call the attention III our
readers 20 the fact that Edmund Book
ing. Odd Fellows Hall. has one or the
most complete assOrrments OF Holiday
Goods in the city. Such as Toilet Sets,
Bohemian Glass Vases, Cut Glass and
ColoEed Cologne Bottles. Fine Hair
Brushes and Combs. Perfumery and a
great variety Of other goods Call and
examine for yourselves.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-25

Held az Washington Hall On the 10Th
and 9Th inst. under the auspices OF the
Sisters of St. Joseph. proved grand
success. The net proceeds nscelved
from the holding Of the Festival and
from she sale Of articles 50 Literally do
mated by philanthrepic friends for the
benefit of the little orphans amounted
70 eleven hundred dollars The provld'
inr OF homes and the taking care Of the
orphans IS a praiseworthy object and
we are glad 20 notice the success OF the
Sisters in their laudabie enterprise
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-25
Tight


George Hibbits, a stranger IN these
parts. and John Goosberry, had beea IN
dulging in too much blackberry OF the
Juice OF some other berry, which made
them feel like lighting, and they con-
cIuded 20 CRAFTY their hearts desire By
having little set to on the warf. AZ
ter the difficulty was settled 20 the salts
faction of both, they took walk up
street. and when near the bridge cor
ner was abOut 20 renew the conflict. but
officer Strobe interfered and took them
TO the lookup. When We saw them.
Johns eyes were the color Of blackber-
ries. and Geurge was rs bloody Hooking
customer As We have seen for long
time.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-25
Bankruptcy.

TES y 10 GIVE NOTICE THAT Of
II tie zth day % HogenbsE L. d. Isg- SgxrN
Tznr n B1nkrapEcy Wa issz-a AGAINST ths -
tzEs az william Klevfs of wke-linz. IN he
comfy ID Okio zad SfAro az WesE Virginia. VIA
has Sera 15iatcr,l B2akrap. IN his own PIT
tio1; tAzt The payment Il any dehts and deiiv-
err az Auy proPezsy 5esCngrag tos1eh RAzkrupS
- Inn OF iar his sse and The transfer u any
pruP-rIy by hia. HTe 6Srnidiea BY laE, tAat .
1e-iiag u the creditors az the said RAakrupG
% prUrs rkcir debts and % ch~ose ans or
aorS 1kzicnces Il ans estate. I'll ~ hesd 60 I.
CsHrr of Bankruptcy % b. hotsl-z AZ hlz dfHcs
n ;hr eIry II Wh-eliRC. West Virginia. hsfars
eI-srSs q Caldwell RrSixtsT. On FRIDAY. the
-sth day q Decenher A y. lSS7. AZ 10 aclock.
Az 2 n NORTON.
declllsaE-W [. = MarshAl ID. W Va
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-25

a Card
The Sisters of St Joseph return their
xarmest thanks TO their friends and the
public generally for the very liberal
patronage bestowed on the Orphans
Festival held on the 10th and 18th lust
They desire in particular manner u
express their appreciation OF the ser
vices of the ladies. who assumed the
charge of the several table,, aud deyo'
ted their time and attention for week
before u the necessary preparations
Also, to Mr.. 7. T. Coeayne and the mem
uers of his Band for almost gratuiteu'
.ervices. and 20 various business honse'
in theciry for very liberal donations.
WHEELING HOSPITAL December y
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-25
Anal-

We saw an Old gray horse that WIS
600 lazy 20 pull. lie down in the mud
Yesterday and remain there until JEe
harness was taken of him, by which
time several gentlemen had gathered
around, and by whipping, following
and lifting, got she old nag up. but he
wouldn't pull. 50 the driver had to
hitch another horse 20 the cart anu ,er
me Odd gray rest.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-25
Police Court.

The C0ur. convened at the usual
hour yesterday morning, when Mr..
William Baker was brought up on 4
charge IF drunkenness and disorder :
conduct. Tie charge was sustained.
and a iue Of i've dollars aud costs was
deemed sufficient recompense TO the
city for the disturbance Baker had ere
ated. lie vas ready with the cash.
and paid hIs ine.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-25


4 lad named Dickey made narrow
escape from being run over By wagon,
On Main street, yesterday, while trying
to catch q chicken that had escaped
from eoep which was sitting on the
pavement, IN front Of Neil & Filing
hams store. The boy was running IN
the street after the chicken, nOt noticing
a team that was passing, and ran
against one of the horses and was
knocked down He was struck By
the horses foot, but, fortunately, the
wheels of the wagon did not pass over
him IF they had, he would probably
have received severe injuries.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-25
v,,-., D.axh,er. and sister.

Wives Daaghters and Sisters
Are always made happy when pre-
sented with a Grover s. Baker Sewing
Machine. SaIesroom 1t Oxtoby & DUFF
6sId.s JeusIry store, IOs Main street.
Read the following:
II am acquainted with the work OF
AL the principal machines and 1 pre-
fer the Grover * Baker 90 them AL De-
cause I consider the stitch more slas-
nc. T have, work now In the house
which vas done nine years ago, which
IS still mood. and I have never found
anv Of nv friends who have Used the
other machines able 20 say the same
thing. Had I IL when ny children
were little. il would have saved me Al
least 500 \ yszr.--Tesanoag ef Ms
Dr. NeCready, - Eas: I'D street.. Ven
T0rE, Ssfore the Commissioner y PatSzfs
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-25
Baltimore & Ohio & R. Co.

tJyyT.x Sa--x0Kz L CHo RA1zaED Co,
WHEEuIG, Nay 4, Is61-
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LEGAL NOTICES
Rankvwurry.

THTS Is 10 GIVE NOTICE THAT on
Il rke lisa daF - Sovenber a p isS-. y war
rHz1 IN Bankruptcy "a. iss1si Arzi-xt the 80
TIE az wTIlfzn SchWaha-krr. AZ Wheeliur. IN
TIE oDurry a. Ohio and state al West Virginia.
Eho rs besn adfndsei Bankrupt Sa his own
petition tnAs the paymrnf Il any debts and TIE
aeEivery az any prDperfy belonging "a sneh
Rank-IuG % M ~ sor his -. and tAs transfer
Of any property ~ hiz are t0rhsdAen BY la~ .
thai nesting a. The creditors a said bAnk-1PS,
10 prove their dsbts and .5oass 01e or 10Se
Assssuees n h1s esrzre- Vii BE held - . coar<
IL Bankruptcy - De holden AZ las octos IN tn
city n VheeiinE IN sd DssCrict. belere Geergs
B Caldwell Ee<-srer On the an day Of Feera-
Ery. A D. ISs5 zr II Se3srk AZ
z n NORTON.
ieciI-Itzz2E { NarShai d. W Va
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-25
CIe.sd a.

The Public Schools closed yesterday
for The holidays. and will remain closed
antil Monday weeF. Teachers and pu-
pills always look forward TO the holidays
with pleasure, in anticipation of re-
Taxation from their lab0Ts. The glOri-
Gus time has come and the vacation
will De hugely enjoyed.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-25
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LIVE

IN CASES CONCENTRATED LNE.
W P.tusoUr-
s. ezs4s ZInoenEraUedLys Philadelphia
Efu h ~-ll Ash
I'D lbs 81 >O,lA
Az LAsGaLlS. SAITH L Co
~ k--s 81 Csr5oHzte Soda
81 - Pgrr ran Tartar
80 Us JGI1Elurll LlcgE-Cc-
~ lbs I-l--A2 --CJT,re-
A. LArsHIEy Smith < CO.
s'01 ~ Pepper II baSs
llsn lus AlsuIce.
- .b> G.0ve>-
- is NlIzzrzs prime
IL LACIHL-z. smith ( -.
Js- -js Msai.ier very 1ne-
IJ1J .bs Extract Ls--o0d-
exc - Alum.
Ip,s3 20 BiEs Tirrloi.
A. LACGaLES, SAITH L 20.
IU1d -bs -rGi-o. spanish 1u4-.
In.'1 iF's Indigo Manila
4e1 In Chip LoETODd-
- - CGdbe2r.
4: LA-5El-y. SE-i CO.
y ba--e-s L.1see-i OF.
- Tanners DL
' TIr7entsno-
JOB so. -lrri oil
A. LAC-7fIrIy. Smith ( Co.
- i7Een PAINT Brushes al aunbers-
- -l,G 3rlsdr-.
Iu3 Shc- BrI-hes- r-EdlrS
: .f0T4- 3T-Isass-
ln DGsrinE BTISh-s-
A. LACtHL-S. SMITH < 20.
400 - Ca-nenr FOR Emit Izrs-
- dozen F--IIt Jars
5a jar C5FEs-
50 b. S-uuui Mustard.
50 b. M Pace and TErzz-ca g ag--
A. LAUEHLy SMITH & 90.
i0o boxes Ezura-is E---ac- Colire.
81 aJI-u E.aFBT-a- Er--ar-s
- Baking Powders.
- a llurfu- .ur rL0rhez
A. Lk-sHI-E. SMITH & Co
IGszi dBl-E E---ECes. Es-sT-efi-
- BzreEnau Drops and G. C1rrtIzL
I.-1 CASTOR and Sweet Oil
~ .F. -ap--rr---slr pulv EprUIns
=su-Ig HIN SIXTH < Co.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-25
CRISPER COMA.
Flour.

1an BARRELS CLIPPER MILLS. WITTY
1VU winter uhezr extra EBlly FlGz- j1ss -
eeivei And ~ szle 5y Il REILLY.
EuzI
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C0mmissiaaer's sale.
BsEiAntn $ CSUea- EEeSurOr

BsRtAnIn y C9Uca- Executor
) n Channe-rf
william II. Jahnstuz-
~ PURSUANCE or A DECREE OF The
j. CIruaif Court 81 Wstzei coaRry. V. Va.
r-nisred N The aisore Untitled snif an tha ira
dzy 81 Ngvsnser. I-S7, VII IN MINDAY
Tx SIXTH DAY OF January. ISes and
a. % 8o4d-ak A. u. al saia aAF zs the fruur dor
Il The Court House. al sad Netxei county a<ter
tar ale % thr highest and b-st hiddeT, ths sal-
owing 8rsCr,bri rracf 81 and contAining asoo
ATS. COMMONLY known - he GcRine tzAxt,
aud - soun,s-i A. felloSs Beginning az Two
l~rch tE'ses AID y aite sak osrI ~ % the ARA.
.hAld Wnoi trast. thrace uifh Waodis Inc east
IgEn pslrS o. q cbcstnut oak and white ok.
thraue y. - deg z a15 ross - . alSrk ask.
rh-nre y. = De-. " Ills ra-is 20 a white oh
thence : - drg. ". l-sa ru-ls 20 the plar- %
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