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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-13


GEE, LosesrRSET has written for the
Philadelphia Weekly Times an interest.
log and valuable description Of The battle
Of Gettysburg. He advised Lee to de.
cline attack at Gettysburg, but 10 inter.
pose his army between Meade and Wash.
ingtOn and compel the Union forces to
open the fight But Lee had other plans,
and directed LongslEeet to make the
opening assault, HIS corps numbered
1900 men. Il charged up Cemetery
ridge With such bravery and audacity
that Gen. Meade thought that Gen. Lees
wholSAsmy was al his heels. Reducing
bis right wing TO one brigade, Meade hur.
risd the others to the support Of his i'm.
periled left, and forced Longstreet back.
When night came, LotgStreet found that
he had lost 1929 men, or more than one.
bird OF his corps. LongStreet charges
The failure Of bis assault 10 EWells insct.
iyity, declaring that, II EWell had attack.
ed Meade's weakened right wing, II would
surely have been overcome and the battle
won. He also CFiticises Picketts assault
90 the second day Of the battle, and says
that II was great mistake in Gen. Lee 10
order It made.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-13

TIE Hartford Gouras. explains thai
the E!na Life Insurance Company, rep
resented in this city by Mr.. A. II. Beach
loses nothing whatever by the failure Of
Cosydon Weed, the loan agent a. Bloom,
ington, Illinois. I!says that some year.
ago the Etna Lille made loans through
Mr.. Weed upon farm property, taking
notes secured by mortgage upon such
property. The loans were never 70,
q larger amount than forty PEI cent
Of the value Of the lands, exclusive
OF the buildings; nor was any loan
made upon any farm that was not i'm.
proved and under good state Of cultiva.
lion. Mr.. Weed, to show his confidence
In these loans, guaranteed or endorsed
The notes, as II was his practice to do 40
In all cases where loans were made
through him. The Etna office attached
no particular value TO the guaranty, aud
accordingly the usual care Of the com.
pRnywas exercisedi in making the loans,
which fact is eyinced by there being no
interest in default upon any Of them, the
interest having been promptly met by
the borrowers.
The failure therefore cannot effect the
company, as no reliance was placed upon
his guaranty. The company relied
wholly and entirely upon the sGeMity,
which IL stillundOub.ed.
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Oar inland commerce amounts to y,
100000 tons annually; and while The
average cost Of carrying freight by rail i,
three cents per mile and one cent by CO,
nal, II ia only three mills by river, Two
aud half mills BY lake and one and a
quarter mills BY sea. The average cosl
Of carriage ia AZ much for 100 miles
by rail as 1t is for 1000 miles BY
river, and tho transportation Of the 25,-
100000 tons Of inland commerce a single
mile would cost by rail $3.50, 900 BY river
$4,000. These facts ought 10 induce The
government to remove obstructions 10
river commerce instead Of multiplying
them, and to make all improvements in
rivers that will facilitate the passage Of
boats With cargoes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-13
GONE Of the Pittsburgh Eml
Grants IooIting ThIs way

The Pittsburgh comnTcialot yesterday
furnishes an outline Of the report made
BY the committee sent to Arkansm 10
see what prospects that State offered for
intending eOlonish. The report was not
favorable. Thechairman Of the visiting
committee, Mr.. Csruthsrp, says that @the
descriptions Of the country heretofore
given we're oysrdtaWn. The chief draw.
back was the nnhoalthtulnCss Of the sec.
lions visited"
"While the committee did not eco
many actual cases Of fever, the sallow,
alckIy appearance Of some Of the people
indicated plainly lie existence. They were
friendly, gave kindly greeting, but did not
seem 10 have muscle enough for good
hearty grip, Speaking Of the productions,
facilities for stock raising, &c, Mr.
q. said NO man can rSise much more than
his neighbor, for II be did the rest would
steal from him, and they did not sppear
to regard petty larceny a. crime.
There was difficulty, too, about land
tides. During the reign Of the "carpe;.
bsggerB' taxes were collected, but marked
on the books mot paid" and land on
which taxes are not paid Ia entered in the
land department AZ State land. A man
coming along and wishing TO take up
State lands would have 4 tract marked
of for him. lie would take possession
Of II, and everything would 60 right till
he would get his cabin built and make
some improvements, when the owner Of
the land, who may be lives on the other
end Of the place and knew what was 90.
Ing on all tue time, comes along and shows
you his receipt for taxes in full, and
claims his property. Then, OF course,
the sqaalter has to get up and dust out"
Itseems that Mr.. Caruthers' report did
not satisfy some Of the members who re-
NAMED in the hall after adjournment TO
consider what s,epl they should take in
furthsrapce Of their determination 10 20
toArkanBas despite the discouraging re.
port made by the Committee. We pre-.
sumo that some Of the Plltsburgers will
gotO Arkansa,, whether or no, but there
are others who, 1t seems, are looking to.
wards West Virginia "a their future
home. The GrseIs says that a,west Viz.
sinia nucleus is forming in that city for
the pnrposeoi settling in this State and
engaging in the mining Of Coal and iron
ore and the manufacture Of iron. They
ure organizing on the cooperative 'ys-
tenn.
AT meeting held recently Mr.. j. J.
Yinton WAS elected President OF the So.
ciety; W. W. Alexander, Vice President;
Isaac Cline, Treasurer; J. D. smullen,
Secretary; Vim. F. Wilcox, Correspond
ing Secretary, and arrangements made
for scouting q charter from the State Of
West Virginia. Ten miners, one engi.
neer, one brakeman and one blacksmith
have already gone, and others will follow
as soon as matters can be arranged. Il
waa decided that those who first paid into
the Society be Grst allowed 10 settle on
the lands, and next those who were out
Of employment"
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An Example TOR West Virginia
LnndhOldefS 10 Follow.
TylsI County Bar.

Tyler County Ear.
Messrs. Browse 4 Son, Of Peasants
county, have several hundred acres Of
unimproved land near their home which
they are having opened up for cultiva.
ton; much Of this land they sell TO ener-
getic young men who go into the tim Der
business and pay for it in timber, while
at the same time they make il ready for
the pillow. Twill give one instance 10
show what an energetic will can accom-.
plish. A young man bought 40 acres at
So so per acre and IS acres at $40 per
acre; from eight acres he sold 81, $500 bar.
rel slaves at $l5 30 on the bank OF the
river, which cost him 81 so for getting
out and delivering; and SOC 80 worth Of
saw timber on the stump making after
deducting expenses, over s.. He also
pealed on the place on land that he 10.
tends to clear abou. 60 cords Of bark.
Some Of our land owners in Tyler
would do we'll 10 dispose Of their lands
on the principle adopted by those gentle.
men, and it would also be great benefit
TO the country.
We complain Of heavy taxation, and a.
the same time have nearly 100000 acres
Of timber land for which they pay tar;
and yet which does not benefit them one
cent. Why not convert this lsnd into
money and have It improved and made
to pay its own tax? for il is poor farm
that will not, il we'll managed, pay its
own tax,
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SOME idea Of the difference which an
increase in the term makcI in the mark
etable value Of bond can be found by
comparing the difference in the quotation
Of the coin 6's Of 1851 and the currency
Gs. The G's OF 1881, although payable in
coin, have ranged from ITO to III recent
y, while the currency Ca which are pay.
able in lawful money and may therefore
DO redeemed in greenbacks, have ranged
from 1901 to 1911. The cause of this is
that the coin 6's are payable after Jauua.
~ /, 1881, and the currency IS can only
be redeemed thirty years after their date,
which will not be before 1896. There ia
. difference Of fourteen to eighteen years
between The coin 6s and the currency 6s,
and the quotations show steady differ.
ence Of 1oc to llcin value.
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The Appointment ,i OF Bob Inger.

The appointment Of Bob Inger.
New TOrk Gnphis
Colonel Robert Insersoll, Of Illinois,
has been mentioned IN connection with
the mission 10 Germany. His appoint.
ment has not been decided upon, bat his
name has come up for consideration. The
objections TO Mr.. 1ngersoll are plain and
obvious. he has no diplomatic training.
In the second place, Mr.. Ingersoll's tenn
permanent = fiery and impasSioned -
makes II improbable that he could be.
come fitted for the delicate duties Of an
ambassador. Mr.. IngetsollS religious or
anti.religious views come into the case
only incidentally. A country that has
been represented abroad with the greatest
success BY inddeb like Jefferson and
franklin could not afford at this late
day to raise a religious test, even II our
Constitution did not strictly prohibit
such test. II We now had men as eapa.
BILE Of representing Us abroad as Jefferson
and franklin were, and II they openly
ayoWed themselves folloWera Of Tyndall
and Huxley, no objection to their APP
pointment 10 important diplomatic posts
on the ground Of their heterodoxy could
with justice be raised. The opposition to
Colonel IpgersolI does not grow out Of his
views, theological or Archaeological, but
out Of the fact that he Is = combatant--
and one with n warm Incorporating
temper-A temper entirely uniting him
for the duties he would be called upon 10
perform. The objection lies against him
that would lie against . bitter anti. Cath
ole such az Dr.. CheeVer uted TO be, =
bigoted priest like the late Bishop
Hughes, a bellicose partisan like Nj,
Wendell Phillips, or a rhetoriciAn like
the Rev. Joseph Cook. Ingersoll Is a
controveraialist-A bitter dogmatist in
heterodoxy. We cannot afford to be rep.
resented abroad by mere controversialistS,
however able in debate. II tits necessary
10 reward Ingersoll'S services, let the Ad.
ministration find him something 10 do at
home. And send somebody 10 Germany
whose training and temperament give
greater promise Of diplomatic success.
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Sentiment And REALTY.

From the Cincinnati GlE,tte.
The Governor Of Kentucky, in hi,
Thanksgiving proclamation, says in a
beautiful manner:
"our people have enjoyed civil and re.
ligious liberty, and been exempt from cal.
antilles Of war, pestilence and famine.
Seed time and harvest, peace and plenty,
have smiled throughout our Common.
wealth, and the labor Of the husbandman
has been richly rewarded. Free suffrage,
free schools, and free speech have extent.
ed their divine influences, and friendship
and reconciliation have indicated new
era"
In his charge the other day to the jury
Of Carroll County, Ky, Judge 0. D. Nc.
Manama said, in a truthful manner:
1.-THE blood Of the slain cries for Jus.
tice everywhere. Human life in Kentucky
ia not worth the suNppings OF mans Gn.
ger, The finger ends Of many men who
go unpublished are dripping with the gore
Of their victims. Acres ofgrass grow on
graves Of murdered men 10 my district"
The Judge uses strong language, but
has facts TO prove that it Is truthful
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-13

Mn. McCulIocu recently played "vit,
gtnius" In Macon, Ga. Tho play over
the whole audience remained in their
seats expecting some more. 1t became
necessary for the stage manager to go be,
fore the curtain and explain that "virgi.
nius" being dead, Virginia dead, and the
"Decenvir" dead, nothing more could be
done that evening. The Audience srum
bled a good deal, bat went away.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-13
Prices Now and Twenty Five
Years Ago.

Prom the Lewiston, Ne, Journal,
In conversation with one Of the Oldest
dry goods merchants, to-day, he compar.
ed prices OF artioles, to-day, with those
that prevailed twenty-five or thirty years
ago, when he was clerking in a country
store. Then his employers would pur.
chase q bushel Of potatoes for twelve
ceetS, for which yard OF print would
pay; now the same weight Of potatoes
represent the purchasing power Of eight
yards Of print. To this, we think, it may
be added, tina. the print ia rather better
in quality, and certainly in beauty, and
the potatoes are not Of 80 good quality
a. then.
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business ON tho q. a. r. Is. IL.

Daring the past three months the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad Com.
pany has been doing a coed carrying
trade. Last months business was The
largestin the compsnJ'S history. On one
day Of October ,l04 car Ioads Of freight
were shipped. This beats the bright
days Of 1873, when one day special
effort WAS made 10 ship an even 1000 car
loads, but the result fell shCr. Of this
number by come six cars.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-13
TRUSTEES SALE.
From ss,oUo to $4,000 Of Valuable Per.
s9nal Property offered Of Public
AnrfIsn.


Under and By virtue Of q certain Deed Of TiuN
executed by Ferdinand schubert 10 the uad it;.
signed as Trustee. dated October 9th, 1871, and
r,eHded in tie Clerks ofiee OI the County Count
q Ohio cornty,W. Va In dGed Of trust hook No
y, pages 65s.I-S,I will, on
FRIDAY, the 2sl Day Of November, 1877.
at the dwelling hedlc Of the saId Ferdinand ESu.
bert, htuAted on stTobel Run, 4 branch Of Grid.
WelPS Kun, about One-9uATter Of 4 mile from the
" heellug and Fnirmopt Turnpike, and about Ont.
hall mile totn the corporation line Of the city Of
Wheeling, sell, commencing aid sale at 10 Ocletk
the following described personal properly,
that u 70 Say: Q horses, coz, hogs, wagons
Sleigh tets Of harness, saddle and bridel,
eiEht-hoTSe power engine With boiler, shafts and
Al the fixtures and appliances Connected there
With, corn mill, one straw cutting box, poNs,
harrow, all the iron nils on the truck road lead.
ing from CaldWelrS Run, near Johnst0n's mill,
bIsk 10 the quarry on the farm Of the ali Ferdi,
nand Schubert, all the rails, ties ind lumbtr h.
longing 10 tAid truck road and 800 feet Of wire
~ and oil apparatus employed In using the same,
II ears and shnits also all the toels uscd by The
0Id &ubert In his quarry consisting Of CIobafs
Wedges, hammers, drills, picks, axes, wheel
6arToWsi DC Rlio ali the household aud Kitchen
furniture Of the sid Schubert, Including caairs,
beds, bed ding, looking elAfLCs, carpets, Lioves,
organ, rowing machines and many Oth,E articles
not specially mentioned In this ldvtrtlscmrnt.
TRRhS or S4LK.-AN Eums les than twenty
dollars eash. All sums Of twenty doll1rs and FL.
eeedtnS twenty dollars 4 credit Of one year, tho
purchaser giving his Interest bearing note with good
personal DsCurlty for the deferred payment or all
Oc29 j. H. GOOD, Trustee.
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THE Baltimore and Ohio Railross
Company offer their iron works in Cum
berland for lease. The mills are con-
structed on the most approved plan an,
in the best manner, and are just now II
excellent condition, and could he workeS
10 advantage,
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DIED.

10ODwIN.-At the residence Of her son, CAPT
j. +. Goodwin, on Sunday afternoon, November H.
1911. at o'clock, Mira HANNAH n. GeOrwIN, ID
the '6ih year Of her age.
THE iaaeItl viii take place this tTucsday) alter
noon a. O'Clock. InterIrGnt at Mt Wood Gem
stery. Friends q Tho family arc invited TO attend
RoDSERs.-Atll o'eiock Sunday evening, No.
IemOer II, 1871, vANLRAR MuRFIS, only child OIL
day. -. -
FaaSral At C'clptk p. n, Tuesday, NOTcmbE1
10 at the family rtIIdencs IN WclliburE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-13

LANDLApY Ito boarder who has passed
his cup six umes): "You are very fond
Of coffee, Mr.. Smith, Mr., Smith Eyes,
ma'am; II looks as. IL I was when l am
willing to swallow so much water for the
sake Of getting little"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-13

LET us try to comprehend this simple
fact. The corn crop Of Illinois alone thi,
year Is s4O,O0o,OOO bushels. Shut your
eyes minute and think how much pork
and pone and money there Is In three
hundred and forty million bushels Of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-13

IT was said Of Chas. Summer that he
had forty nine names for grindstone, bul
not practical ability enough to sharpen a
broad.axe.
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a GARD F3RONI
E. l. PRUSSlNG E. co.

E. L. PRUSSING & co.
We beg leave TO notify the public that ~ many
unPrincipled persons are circulating tho story
that The Vinegar recently Condemned BY the Beard
o. Health Of WaahingiCu, D. T., was Of our manu-.
fletpIC, We arc obliged 70 pablish the following
correspondence, which explains Itself:
DIR T. 8, VERDI, President Boanl Of Health,
WashIneton, D. .C.-SIa: Has any Vinegar man.
uiActut(d by Us been couGScAted OF Condemned nv
your bolrd2 An early Iepl! will greatly obliEe
9. l. PRuSSING L co.
BolHD or HEIL1u, WASHINGTON, June Q, 1871,
e, L PRusSlE0 Co, ChIeaEo-Ge ntlemen; In
rtply 10 your communication Of this date, Ian H.
stucted 10 Inform you thAt the Board q Hotith
has NEVER condemned Rny VIneSIf Of your manu-
fleiute, nor has complaint ever BON made Il ne
impu'lty Of the s1He Wy respectfully,
We would also submit the following from DR.,
Alien, Of Maryland, and Dr.. MahlS, OF IN cSTo
USlvIREIT OF Maryland, June 9, 1911
have this day made Chemical ApalynS II an
ATefsBe sample Of PTuning'I Vinegar, and and Il
fee HON all trace o. mineral acids and metallic I'm
punte', ana Therefore ptre Free sulphuric ncld,
very injurious Rdulieration often found in m
commercial article, ispot present IN this Vinegar.
WILLIAM E, AIKEN,
Pfot. Chem. and Phar,
Re1ueSted By MT. Prus1ing, ITubjected lSmplo
Of bis Vinegar 10 Chemical AnSlytiS, and found II
perfectly iree from mineral acidl and metallic sub.
stances with which commercial vinegar "a 90 FRI
9uently AdulterltEd. can recommend II, there
lore, asan entirely pure and rhoItIoEs article,
T. MAHLA, Phi. DT,
YIN conclusion We will add that our we'll known
brands Of Vinegar have stool Tia test Q! pu6lic
opinion for twenty -nine yean, b,sides having re-
SeiTed 1rSt premiums al tho Worlds Fall, tho
Uplted states Fair, tho Illinois stats Fair, thI
ChieaEo City Fair, dc
E. |. PRUsslNe & co., Chicago.
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WTAETED-To BUY FOE CAsH-foRrY
Nv ortity acres d Farming Land, within ton
mlles o. he city. Cali On W. Il. HAlIRR q Co,
ApetieneerA i0ts Mukvt itIost. mo-
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TwNTY-TouR boats, carrying 2.7esoS
tons Of coal, cleared from Cumberland On
Thursday,
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AN OPEN LETTER
TO THE PUBLIC.
TUFTS LIVER PILLS.
TO CAUTION THE PUBLIC,
THE GENUINE TUTTS pILLs

THE GENUINE TUFTS PILLS
tStr. peculiar influence on the aystem, Their
.c0n Is prompt, and their good esetS are felt 10
IeE helrs. A qR1rter o. q century Of study Of the
huenCe over the system than any other organ Of The
holy, and when dheISed the entire organism IL de-
ranged il "a specially Tor the healing Of this vital
organ that have ypGnt 20 many yelrs Of toll, and
having found The TGme1y, which has proved the
greatest boon ever iuiihed the afflicted shall they
DO deprived Of Its beutttS, md 4 vile imitation
impoSed upon themS
LIT aux HONEST PEOPLE OF ANKucA SKI TO
7 THAT THY ARG 'Hor DsPRAUDEp. seruhnlTe
tho label tloStly, zee lhat II bears al the marks
ABOVE mentioned, and bay the medicine only from
respectable dealerI. ltcan Be found eyeryNheIe-
Very respectfully,
-. w. II. TUT.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Eoa sALE-AT A BAReAN-
4 large Marble soda Water ApparAtnl and Gen.
eieior, an u complete running eFdef, a The nEal
store lSg Belmont 81, BellliIe, Q. noi9'
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
DEPARTURE OF mana

Elm Grove Aseomm oiatlon, tIsin only
run. between Wheeling and Elm Grove.
tDAily except acknowledgements Accommodation.
ISteubenEtLe Aecamm0l atlGn.-Thla tERin dur.
ING the day pa1sCa backward and forward between
AgrtinS Ferry and Bellaire, stopping when reQui.
red a sherman House, AtnaVille, Rest Wheeling
and Gravel Hill.
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DOR SALE
TRusTEE's SALE


Ds1lunIug at 10 o'clock A. y. 0! ,alI d,r,u.u.
following deicTibEd real CBtate, that I,io nv ~
north hall Of that lot or parcel Of land cobt,b.SS
ave lcEea, b the same more or les, numsSeI !;
four on the plat marked A Of the bolton IIrtss
the bolgs farm hled In the Cleikis of5rr ~ VI
Mlnhall County Court, situated In The al ss,n,S
Of Marshall, and lying next Soulh Q, ~ iSnG Y,
John HADdlan, the aid Lot No. I btIbg d,TtIJ
into two equal parts by division line tgiVcsn ~
land Of John kOehnldn and Peter LppbTJ, ~ ~
teated, drawn bcroSl the same from siSI Ia ~,
parallel With apd II equal distances lron The Do,tb
ern and southern boundaries Of sid loI bunss,ot
four, and the portion Of same now Offered ioT ~
y all that part Of said lot which llss pnTh a. ~
ADORE named dlyiIion line, togel6tr VilG ali liz
buildings and Improvements thsFtor Ind tbs ~
puIlenlnets belonging Thereto,
TERNS or sALk-One thsui8Hd tplllts n, =.
much more Of the paFchnie money ay Inc pufrhI,,
er may elect 10 pay, In caIh on The daT Of ,,Ie
and the reSidug 10 two equal iRstAllmFbi, Al III
and twelve months from the day Of sllc, WITH in.
tGTcat uPon said deferred payments lrum aid dSv
and the purchaser 10 give hTI notes Win improved
security iog the payment Of aid deferred iUSIpl.
mGntS and the tide to the property 10 be fsiIIntA
until the puiehlIe money IL fully paid.
HENRY LEUEHABDT, Tfu,iae
By JAMES T. ROGERS, his Atty in iatt.
nlG
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
-ACARD.

ToHll who are suffering from the errors and 10.
d!aSrtiiors Of youth, nervous weakneSs early DE-
cay, losa Of manhood, DC, will send you receipt
tbstwill cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy vas discovered BY missionary In
SoGth America. Send n tell-Addrcssed envelope to
tho EEv. JOSEPH 7. ISAAS staiien D, BSk Rouse,
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THURSDAY, N0vENBER !,

lhhll sell at Public Auction, without re,tYrg.
on the IFrmi.cl In the city Of Wheeling, W Va,