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-Tbe New York 'He5gta SAVE aiftho recon

The New York Herald says: "iftha recent.
ly published address Of the Democratic Con.
sgressmen is to be taken as the first grand pro.
4nuaciamftnto Of the campaign. the initiative
sahos'iuto .he cnetny's camp. isrmay wGll'bo
said 10 have fallen stillborn, or, ike the
dusg of damp powder, fSzled out before it at
,tsacted attention. !. would uot ill woitkilY a
place in the political columns of country Dom.
'Ocratic newspaper, and That seems to be the
way in which that claEso Of JOURNALS are treat,
ing The document"
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From i.niman Conntg.

Editor Register:
/ find the following letter from Putnam
county in late issue Of the Morgantovn Post,
which send you, with hope that you will
publish 1t. It states The whole case fairly.
Yoats, &C., L.T.
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There are FIVE American conyicts ii
Germsn peniteOLiaties.
BETHANY College.

EHHE thirLieth Session Of this Institution will
4 comm:nce on MONDAY. 26TH SEPTEMRHR,
1870, and terminate on the 18th OF juno, 1871.
1t is romantcally situated in the midst OF the
beautiful and healthy hill country Of the
"Panhandle" Of West Virginia, easily accessi
BILE by railroad or river and surrounded by the
most favorable influences for student life. 1t
has n property in endowment, Buildings, APP.
paratus, Library. d., Of over $3.50 900 and Is
thus enabled to sustain y faculty aud furnish
facilities for a thorough education Of the very
frst order.
AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS
are provided Tor both public and private boar.
ding. and unfurnished rooms will be let to
students who wish to bead themselves.
COURSES or INSTRUCTION.
/. Regular Literary Course, including The
Ancient Languages. for the Degree ct Bo1hei'
ar Of Arts. 8 Literary and Scientific Course
for the Degree Of Bachelor Of Sciences 3. The
Course for Master of Arts. 4. The Course for
Master Of Sciences. S. Special Courses in
Practical Chemistry, Civil Engineering, DC,
Detailed in ormation as 10 these Courses will
be found-iu our catalogue.
APPARATUS AND MUSEUM.
The Institution has complete set of Philo.
,ssphical Apparatus, and students who wish it
are trained in the use Of Field Instruments
ulst thoroughly fitted up Laboratory, for
practical ini truction and work in Chemical
Analysis, and an ample Museum for the study
of Natural History.
TERMS:
Tuition $50 per session. Boarding 50 to s.
per week. Unfurnished rooms So per session
10 each student, preparing for the Ministry :,
Free tuition to sous Of Ministers Of the Gospel
Of all denominations.
For further particulars apply Cor catalogue to
Prof. Q. L. Loos, Secretary, or to
june 2l-3m Bethany, West Va.
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NJ.
SAMUEL Greer anil Nancy Greer, his wife, MAJ
garet Jones. George Jones, Julia Ann Jones
wife Of Mason Jones, dOceasrd. George Jones
IT., Isaac Jones and Lydia Jones. widow Of
william Jones, deceased. In Chancory.
The object If this suit is to obtain Il Parti'
ton ofthe real estate Of winch William Jones
died seized and possessed, lying in the county
Of Mason, between the heirs Of said r lillian
jones, dc'I. aud TO set apart 10 Lydia Jones,
widow Of said William Jones. deceased, her
dover portion of said lands. Aud 1t appear.
lug by atidagltfiledtint the papcrsCf this cause
thst Isaac Gorcs ana Lydia Jones, two of the
defendants, are not residents Of tie State Of
West Virginia, it is ordered that they do aP,
pear here within nIe month after the dIte OF
The first publication of this order anc do what
is neccs sary 10 protect their interests in the
Teste: ". W. HARPER, clerk.
by It. ". SisSrp, deputy.
English, sol. Tjrly l4-4w.
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The object Of this suit is to subject lol mum.
her 2s9< on third street in the town Of Mason,
Mason county, West Virginia to the payment
Of the residue of The purchase money. And it
appearing by affidavit fled with the papers Of
his cause that The defendant is not 4 resident
Of this State, it is ordered that he do appear
here within one month after the date Of the
first publication Of this order and do what is
necessary 10 protect his interest in the premi-
Scs. TGste:
". W. HARPER, Clerk,
by 4. W. sisson, deputy.
EnSlisl, sal. [iuly ii-iw.
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There is aspeet Of warin Ehrope growing
oat Of tho proposed elevation Of Prince Hotcn.
zJlIern, Plussian, TO the Spanish throne.
A good deal Of feeling has gFoWa ont Of iebe.
tween France aud Prussia, France opposing
Ge caadiesture Of HoheuzOIleri, aud Prussia
srppOrtingit. Fraacehas declared war, and
her army Is on the march for the frontier. EG.
pOlson seems determined to settle the ehamp.
ionship ofEurope. Already battle ba, been
fought OF Forbsch, 10 which tie French arerc
ported defeated. In dis tatsie tie French Is
said TO have suffered loss Of 1000 killed;
while the Frussian lots is estimated at 5000
killed. When WceoDsidcr how quickly Prus.
siasetlled Austria. some four years ago. we are
Of opiniSn that Napoleon viii get more than
he bargainsa for. II there be no alliances
wi,hFr nee against prnssia. Napoleon will DO
humbled. Hcis notorious for breaking the
pca.e Of Europe, and as lie has forced this war
on Prussia, we hope to SEQ him get good
thrashiug.
The total French army in active service is
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I. Q N. Lowell
10 chancerY
Inhn pirdoes

III ~" obiset II the above suit ito subject Let
numbeE 8 on 1tli street inthe town Of Mason,
Mason county West Virginia TO tho payment
III the residue Of .the.pnrchase money; and Il
supeariup by affidavit fled with the papers Of
his cause thst the defendant is not o resident
Of the State Of West Virginia, It is ordered
That he does appear here within one month af-
Ter the date OF The first publication Of this or.
der and do what is Decsssary to protect his in.
forest in the premises.
Yeste: w. w. HARPER. Clerk.
by F. W. sisson. deputy.
English, sol. fully l4-4~.
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AYOID 0UACKs
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO UREDIIOR5.
To the creditors CT Esom u. Riggs, dc'd'
| N pursuance ofa decree Of the Circuit 1oef.
| Of tho county Of Mason, made In q c,a w.,
therein pending to subject the real estate o. ia'
said Esom Fl Riggs to the payment Of his depia,
you are required to present your claims a. aia I,
tho said Esom II, Riggs for adjudication 20 2 (
W. Sisson, Commissioner, at his Office 10 W.
said county on or before the 18th day Of Au6
" Witness: W. W. Harper, Clerk of said Court
this Goth day Of June, 1870.
in3O-6w by F. W. Sisson, Deputy.
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Mason City Coal and Salt Company aud L. Il.
'Snr1onk In AsgumDsiE

Mason City Coal and Salt Company aud L. H.
Sargent. In Assumpsit.
The object Of the above suit is to obtain n
Judgment against the d, fendants for the sum of
$II,226.1l cts. with interest on S. .22Jll Cts,
part thereof. from June LIST, 1869, tillPaid. aud
interest on So ,5OliS0 cents, another part there:
Of, frem Gogemtetllth, 1869, till paid, and
interest on s.. SOL go ceRts, the residue thereof
from November Goth, 1863 till paid, with tho
it Al peasing by affidavit filed with the papers
u this cause that L. a. Sargent, ono Of tho de-
PENDANTS, is not resident Of this State, II is
therefore ordered that he do appear here within
one mouth after the date Of the FIRST publication
Of this order and do what is necessary to pro-
tsct his interest in the premises.
TCstc: W. W. HARPER, Clerk,
by =. ", sissou, Deputy.
Couch & Sou, pa. July h-iT'
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Engllsh, sd

The object Of this suit is'to snbjectilot num-
her 81 on oh streetin the town Of Mason, Ma
son county, west Virginia, tothe payment Of
the residue 81 the purchase money; and 1t ap.
pearine by affidavit filed with the papers Of
This cause, that the defendant Is not n resident
Of this State, it is. therefore ordered that he do
appear here within one month after date efthe
fiat publication Of this order and do what il
necessary to protect his interest in the Tremi.
s''' ". W. HARPER, Clerk,
-tyF. W. SissOn. deputy
English sol. Eiuiy i4-aw.
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TIE PRESS AND PEOPLE PRAISE NJ

IN ftTl1 will pay for the New W
NIL TEEkLY DOLLAR SUN hon
nv Ukb'now 10 tanuary |, ttf!. O.
DoLLAlt will pay for the SEM EEkl
60 do so ccn,s 4 month paws for THE DAl !
SUN. Address A " ENGLAND, Publish Z
New York
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WEST VIRGINIA SIS:

AT rules held in he Clerks Office Of Nd.
"A. SON county Crest COsTt, in the month Of
Inl1 .1a7C.
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TERMS:
WEST VIRGINIA, IS:

A T Rules held in the Clerks 0ffco Of the
n Circuit Court of Mason county, in the
month Of July, 1870.
Merchants National Bank Of West Virginia at
Point Pleasant,
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HONORABLE, RELlALK

Statesmen wanted in paying business. S
u Kennedy, 4l3 Chestnut ST., fhila
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AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS

AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS
are provided Tor both public and private boar.
ding. and unfurnished rooms will be let to
students who wish 70 boald Themselves
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NUN HUMAN MiCIIINE.....N e "
i n ~ Book. Free for Stamp, TARltANI
4 CO., N. Y.
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West Virginia Insurance Go.

y. 4. SkTH X, StSTtfary.
W. Ii. AGNEW, ASH Secretary
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FOR SALE.
Trust Sale.

nv VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
Il executed 10 me by Samuel u. hooinson
"a Mary A. his wife, and Georse w hoo-
In.on and Ellen his wife, pe'ulns uAIe on i
me slh day OF June, ls6d, ana now on fscoIu
=, m. Recorders office OF ONO county III
~ .i'i Bo"S 81. pages SE2-SSa, ! will on
.,,,rSday. the goth day OF October.
Next IA
am o'clock 4. VI. OF that day, az the 'front.'
- - ~ The Court House OF Ohio county,
III N ,be highest and beSt bidder the iol-
V,,,,-tng property, TO VIII:
wi ni that certain piece or parcel
'.s,rronnd living and being in that part
30 ia. city of Wheeling, Ohio county,
VC.-Sf Virginia, known as North Wheeling.
,J'. same being the Western Division OF the
-'',,sr, bounded by Wood, Main, Mcclure
~ W-eSi streets and embracing Five Lots
"a all which are numbered forty-five, forty
=, f1-ty-seven, forty-eight and forty-nine,
a. n, T.. ~ and 49, upon which are situated
vrst arr known as the Robinson Glass
NpTk>-
l-n all that piece or parcel 81 land, known
.. Lois thirty-four and thirty-five ga and
IN that part OF the city of Wheeling
Inch formerly belonged 10 Jonathan Zane,
nd was laid of into lots by David shriyer
and others, ana conveyed 10 :. u 4 u. W:
...lin~On ny Margaret III. Wallace ana
.grg~ 10y deed dated February ~ lst'a, ana
ua record in Ohio county.
TRIMS or SALE-Une~fourth OF the puT-
...a>e money in hand, and the balance IN
~. Twelve and eighteen months; the pur-
...., ser giving notes and approved security
.,r The deferred payments, and the title
aimed until the said payments are made.
.-iI n deed Of trust executed on the same.
--..lins as Trustee, will convey only such
f.,. IS i vested in me by said deed o1
..,~', bui il l. believed 10 be undoubled.
JF. UPDEGRAFF,
.--,5lS Trustee.
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BETHANY COLLEGE.

yNHE THIRTIETH SESSION OF THIS
Institution will commence on MoNDAi'
the 18th Of SEPTEMBER, $50. and terminate
on the 18th Of June, 1871. II j. romantcsu,
IL situated in the midst Of Ihe beautlfuI
and healthy hill-counirE of the fahnah-
die" OF West Virginia, easily accessible ny
railroad or river and surrounded WIN the
most favorable influences for student NE.
II has a property in Endowment Build
Ings. Apparatus. Library, &c. of over StS,-
oI1 and i thus enabled To sustain faculty
and furnish facilities for thorough educA-
cation of the very first order.
AMPLE ACCOMMoDAT1ONS are pToNlutSl lot
both public and private boarding, ana I'M
furnished rooms will bt let 10 students VINO
wish to board themselves.
COURSE OF INSTRUCTION.. Regular Lit
erary Course, including the Ancient Lam
guageS, for the Degree OF Bachelor OF Arts
D Literary and Scientific Course Tor the
IL-yre. OF Bachelor OF Sciences. =. he
Course for Master OF Arts. !. The Course for
Master OF Sciences. D. Special Courses in
Practical Chemistry, Civil Engineering, &c.
Detailed information aS 10 these tourSeS
will lie found in our catalogue.
APPARATUS AND MTSEUM.-The InSiltu-
iion has a complete set Of Philosophical
APPARATUS. and students who wish II are
trained in the use OF Field Instruments
also a thoroughly lifted up laboratory, Tor
practical instruction and work 10 chemical
ANALYSIS, and an ample Museum Tor the
study of Natural History.
TERNS.--TuitiOn, so per session. Board
ing from 81 10 g. per week. tntnrnlshed
rooms s. per session IN each student. pre-
paring for the Ministry. Free tuition 10
IONS Of Ministers Of the Gospel Of all tie
nominations.
For further particulars apply for cata-
lDgue Ia Professor &. L. DOCS, Secretary, or
10 W. X. PENDLETON, President,
wis Bethany, WeI Va.
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u. c. LIST, hobEhI AotNI.i"'''
HENRY X. LIST, Glh~ON LAMB
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Neu York Money Marke,.

NEW DIRK, August IL.
MONEY-More active at Sac per
cent on stock collaterals, with the bulk
OF transactions at hi CHER rates on Gov
eminent loans al 4(65 per cent, and on
business paper at las per cent.
EXCHANGE-Foreign weak; good
bankers bills GERMANY, said TO be
against bonds, are offered / per cent.
below the regular quotations prime
bankers ask 1929, but sales were made
at 1929
GOLD-The market is devoid OF an
imation; rates paid for balances car
ried 81 per cent; fiat for borrowing;
which indicates that the shorts have
freely covered their contracts. All
sales Of the day at ll6G HOT, closing
at ll6t bid and 1862 asked. Clear
ances $43,0O0000
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Steady,
but dull. Coupons OF 81, ia!
6Il4;; do '62, ll2s@ll2I: do ca,
llli@lll4; do '6j, llls@llls; do new,
lIO6ll0i; do 81, ll0t@ llOi; do 6S,
ll0fGll0'; l04Os, ldSs@ loSS; Chr
rencies. ll2G ll2!.
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The Wharf.-The Radical Pres~-DUty
of Democrats.

Editors oi the heglsier:
This thing of making capital out Of
European complication, and the present
war, is very disreputable and dishonest.
Does the ItCHgeacer think that the
Germans OF Wheeling, are all fools,
who will AZ once take the poisoned bait
on hi hook? Every days issue Of that
PAPER betrays foul psrtizan spirit,
not because this organ OF Radicalism
cares a fig for Prussia more than it
doe for France, or on what banner
victory may perch itself, SO as IT can
secure the German vote IN Wheeling 10
a Radical triumph. Read these elabor-
ate and carefully written articles on the
war between Prussia and France, and
the writer knows every thing about it.
Taking hi- cue from the New York
TrH.o,r. he writes with all the airs Of
man infalhhle on this queston-the
relative strength OF the armies; their
strategic movements; how they fought
in each battle the importance Of points
lost and gained, and the future designs
of the commanding generals on both
sides
Now when We consider that there ia
only one reporter allowed with the
Pru>~iau army, and none with the
French-when we read of the citizens
Of Paris clamoring for army news and
It's legislative body entirely ignorant
ot ,he movements 81 the army, 'infor'
nation Of which even the Minister
could not furnish 10 that body how
is it that the correspondent of the lying
and sensational journal the New FORK
Tribune in Paris, knows everything
The .IntsyEgencer, when the war was
commenced, tried to give it a religious
character. Such an effort was very
criminal in our community, and de
served the execraiion OF all honest men
Well informed persons laughed at the
silly labor Of the poor political mouse
He betrayed total ignorance OF thu
religious condition of Europe. Ger
mans Scofed at the nonsense, for they
know, that there are in the PrussiaT
army some 100000 Catholics, all o
whom are attached 10 the King, anC
who love and regard that same Kin.
: William a. a good and Kind father. D..
The "IEteiiigsHce,- cares little abou
the complexion or character the wa
assumes. If il can oa!y win by thi
chiids cheat the free vote 81 the homes
Germans.
And now for our coming couHty eleC
ton. Ii is now more than ever tn
serious duty of the Democracy 10 b
united. we must be united as one man
one in heart, action and purpos'
Each man Of our party must console
, that on himself sione rests all the r
l sponsibilities OF the struggle, and
view of the triumph OF the old, imu'ort:
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sppfhinGpies thaf heretofore sustained 30
gloriously our country, no effort on our
part, however laborious, can be 100
Gsats7tefHG tE4E04E
Rally then, ye Democras Of Wheel
fngf Close up your lines and show the
"Mokanna" Of the IntelHgeneeT that
whether Bismarck reaches Paris or
Louis Napoleon reaches Berlin oar VIC
tory is complete let the European
war have as much ofsymPathy g peo-
ple areswilling 10 allow h, butt our coun-
try, whether BY birth or by adoption,
demands our first and greatest duty.
In doing our duty as Democrats,
unifedly, NE do cur duty TO this
country, to society, to our families and
TO ourselves To do this duty manfnlly,
viii in the future save our great Repub-
lie from horrible strife, such as to-day
makes red the sky of Europe. Let no
unjust motive, or senseless cause, be
pleaded in justification Of any derelic-
ton on our part Kick from your path
every impediment, allow no wedge to be
driven into your centre-march Oh
solid phalanx, and the day will be
surely yours. The Lstslkseseer and its
party may write and pirate about the
war-raise national Issues and stir up
angry, religious animosity-be yours
the noble part, to rescue our State from
the hands OF tyranny, and ourselves
and our children from ruin and degra-
iation. Yours truly.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

CINCINNATI. Auvust

SlsCiSNA1ii huSust IL.
FD0UR-Dull family at Sc 006
6 %.
GRAIN-Wheat dull al 81 lS(al %;
demand light and prices dropping.
Corn firm at 1880: new at 40G4Sc
old at 5OS56c. Rye firm at 7SGS2c.
Barley in light supply and higher fall
at 81 l0Gl Is.
COTTON-Firm and shade higher;
middling at lS!c.
TOBACC0-Firm with a good de-
mand at 81 OO@2j 90.
WHISKY-Dull, closing with no
BUYERS at better that Gle.
PROVISIONS-Mess pork dull with
small sales at % so. Bulk meats
neglected; l3c bid and l5c asked.
Bacon in moderate demand; shoulders
at l4ic; sides at l7@lI5c. Lard in
moderate demand at l5ic for kettle
rendered.
CHEESE-Quiet at l2@l4c.
BUTTER-At 10000.
OILS-Linseed oil at 81 oral 03.
Lard oil unchanged at 81 l1@ 20 for
current make.
GOLD-ll5t buying,
EXCHANGE-Dull at ia lilo dis
count buying.
M0NEY-Market easy
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Very Good Sentiments.

A North Adams shoemaker thus de-
livered himself the other day on the
subject OF Chinese competition:
When manufacturers, who represent
capital. consent TO let the workingman
buy all his goods in the open markets OF
the world, /, As a workingman, will ad-
nit his right, mine having been admit
ted. What object TO is to the paving
OF his prices and working al his prices
too. Ii he has the right TO buy his Ia
Dor in the lowest market, ! have an
equal right to buy my goods in the
lowest market. Let him try the eXperl-
ment of competing with foreign goods,
and I'm willing, for one, to compete
with foreign labor When he consents
to. free trade, II consent 10 admit his
right in the other particular; but 10
compel me to buy his goods, by pre-
venting importation with tariff when
he refuses to buy my labor AT my rates,
is not justice, and no argument can
make iustice ont OF it.
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FREppSIA, wi j. 2
| was deaf three years Tried everything:
one hottie m. Smiths Electric OH cured
MEM. J. G. BENJAMIN,
Bookseller. 7. -. Building.
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The American Bee Journal allows

The American Bee Journal allows a
sensible correspondent 10 saw that
hives
4 Should be sheltered from storms
and the sun. Every hive should be
raised from It's bottom board once or
,wioe a month, during the working
season, ths, any moth-worms found
there NAV be DESTROYED. The bee-moth
is the great pest Of the apiary when the
bee-keeper is careless and slovenly. 1t
is particularly injurious to weak stocks,
and such should be more frequently ex-
smined. and the worms destroyed.
The same writer saws that he sold
eight hundred pounds of honey, for
twenty-five cents pound, last summer,
and that bee culture is always profitable
when the business is wisely conducted.
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New York Market.
New YORK, August ]

NEW oRh, august ~.
COTTON-Firm for good grades;
sales COS bales at l9lc for middling up
lands.
FLOUR-Closed dull and 5@l0c
lower.
GRAN-Whea, dull and slightly in
BUYERS favor; No. spring.at 81 l5@
| Is; winter red at 81 406}l II. Rye
nominal at 9j(d Csc. Oats heavy al IS
G49c for western and 50C0,54c for new.
Corn quiet at s7G soc for new mixed
western.
PROVISIONS-Pork quiet sales Of
30 hbls mess al SIS -. Beef quiet
and steady. Cut meats and bacon I'M
changed. Lard dull at l6Ec for prime
steam.
EGGS-Dull at 24G2j.
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commissioners Sale Of Real
Estate.

~ VIRTUE OF \ pECREE OF THE
ID circuit Court of Ohio County, rendered
u ~. llIh day of April, 1870, in cause In
..r..,.-y. therein DEFENDING in which sam
-! \. dunbar and Others are compliments
.r.! l,ai,rlla dunbar and others are defend
a',, | Will, ON MONDAY. August I'd,
.-U. al the front door Of the Court
tIpt.-.. OF ohio County, sell al Public AUG
N. 10, number four 4 in Jonathan Ianes
.!l,lun 10 the city Of Wheeling.
ITRYs OF SAIE-One third of the puT-
AS. money cash. the residue in two equal
..vmentS. of six and twelve months each.
d. "a interest from the day of sale, the
grchaSar giving bonds with approved
.-.u-lly Tor the deferred payments.
Y. RICHARDSON,
Commissioner.