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LEGAL NOTICES.
5000 90 Reward.

WHEREAS, 1t apears by infoTmntloh re. re-
w eived by me that John Netehe M M
Charles Verene. are charged as aceessoiis s
before the fact 10 the murder Of 1. {. Iooh' III
Montgomery County, on Monday, July -
Nv therefore. l. j. NJ. STONE Governor
of Mississippi, do offer the above reT 5 Io Io
the arrest and delivery Of the ssio gT"u -
Vercps and Charles Nerene 10 the Sher'I OF
Montgomery County, or $1,000 for the DEL v
cry of either one Of them. said reward pay HplS
ON conviction. and in addition TO the reward
allowed bv statute And | do moreover re
o,lre an officers Of this State to be diliEeht ia
their efforts to arrest said fugluNes' 'onn ""'
Charles Nerene. o.. S.,1
Given under my hand and the Great sea- sea-
of the State affixed, at Jackson, TINS
II. 81 9th day of August, A. ID. ISIS
BY the Governor J. ~. So
KIxLocH FALcoNER Secretary OF state.
DESCRIPTION:
Said Verenes are about % or p years Of age
weigh from 1000 80 pounds each' Hgnnl s5""'!
hair; blue eyes aud rather slender build
Aug7-3w.
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CENTENARY
~ COLLEGE.

Will resume its exercises on the 1st MONDAY
IN OCTOBER, with a competent corps of pro-
fessors. All branches efpTeparatory and com
mereial schools and frst-class colleges, sue
cessfuly taught. Tuition in preparatory
school S45 and in college classes, S65 per ses-
sion of forty weeks, Boarding in Stewards
Hall, $40 per month, and in private families
at correspondingly low rates. For partieu-
lars and catalogue, address
G. g. ANDREWS, Pres't,
Jackson, La.
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CHICK AS&VV
FEMALE COLLEGE,
Pou6ofOc. NRf>sf~-fDDi

WILL resume exercises 23d SEPTEMBER
w next, with full corps Of Teachers. Board
and Tuition Sl45 peranuBm; quarterly in adj
vance.
For Catalogue or information, address
w. T. FRIEBSON, Pres't.
July3, 78-3m.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
S.Yr-rrtrY..- Ht--rr.f..- ,r ATrssI--tuuT

SOUTHERN DIsrBICT OF MISSISSIPPI.
II is ordered that "a special term Of the Dis
trict Court Of the United States for said dis
trict be began and held in the Court room, AT
jackson. on the 1st Monday in November next
for the trial and disposition Of any causes
pending in said Court, triable al u special
term of said Court.
THIS August 9th, 1S7s.
ATTEST: r. A. HILL, Judge.
A. MCGEHEE, Clerk,
Arg u 1~7N-2y
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RTAZARETH ACADEMY,
NJ NEAR
- ERAESDSEOWN. NV.

This Institution has been a boarding school
for young ladies since the year 1914, during
which time it has received extensive pa
tronage from the Southern and several of the
Western States. Each year has added to the
comforts and convenences of the Institution,
while experience has increased the qualifca-
tons and abilities of the cOnductresses and
tutoresses. No solicitation is used to change
the religious principles or creed of the pupils.
Nazareth is open for the reception of pupils
at any time of the year. The cars run daily
from Louisville to Bardstown, passing by Naz-
areth.
Terms per annum for the Higher Course of
Studies
With music.......$25S; Without music...S218
Lower Course:
With music, .......S2l6; Without music, SIG
Payable half yearly in advance. Extra
branches form separate charges. For further
information, apply for catalogue to
MOTHER COLUMBIA CARROLL, Superioress.
aug7, 7S Pm.
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Monday, the 18th Day Of November, IS''
SORGHUM MILLS.

DROUGHER K BROWNE Dealers in AGRI-
ID CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND MAcHNERNr
Field Seeds Etc. have in store full line of
SORGHUM MILLS AND ENAPORATORS
which they will sell at less than manufactnr-
ers' prices Liberal discount to dealers. Adj
dress BRO UGHER BROW h,
iunI9 '7S-3m jackson, Miss.
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FEMALE
Q OIL Z O. E.

UAFUhU, MISS.
TWENTIETH SCHOLASTIC YEAR Begins
Monday. September q, 1878. Instruction COM
plete in all departments-Science, English
Language, Classics, Modern Languages Music
Calisthenics, Art and Ornamental.
Boarding accommodations in the College
hrst-class- Charges very moderate.
For Catalogue and special information,
Address, ]. S. HOWARD
Jy3l-2m President
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UNIVERSITY

SESSION Begins on the FIRST OF OCTOBER
and continues nine months. The Institution
Is organized on the elective system, giving
the student free choice of studies, with full
courses in the Schools of the Academic Depart
ment and in the Schools of Law, Medicine
Engineering and Agriculture. For Catalogue
apply 10 the Secretary of the Faculty, P. O.
University of Virginia.
JAMES F. HARRISON. NJ D.
Jy3l-6w Chairman Of the Faculty.
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JOHN w. PATTON.
WANTED TO RENT

A DWELLING HOUSE; address
n Z. W. HALL.
july24. 78-1t*.
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Southwestern Baptist University,

Corps of Instructors nine. Number of stu
dents last session 296. Beard $40 to S14 per
month, including fuel, lights and washing.
Next session will commence Septem5er2 1878.
Write for a cataloge to G. W. JARMAN,
julyA 7S-2m Chairman of the Faculty
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Are the most ef
fective and congo
NAL purgativeever
discovered. They
are mild, but ef-
fectual in their
operation, moving
the bowels surely
and without pain.
Although gentle
in their operation,
they are still the
most thorough and
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OPIUM. &C., . ...... ........
MWH@MM W.. .rt H..I
UAHH AHWUf q Opium f .|..
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NTAPLEW INSTITUTE,

III Conceivable. Pennsylvania.
Boys $50 per quarter; Girls S45 Students
prepared for business, Yale or Harvard Col
lege. First-class Professors. Recommended by
Hon. Washington Townsend, H. DeHaven,
Banker; Hon T. Y. Cooper.
JOSEPH SHORTLIDGE, A. NJ, Principal.
july24 7S-3m.
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m REDIcAL COLLEGE OF
n.y. GEORGIA. (AUGUSTA.)
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF UNIVERSITY
OF GEORGIA

The Forty-seventh Session will begin the
first Monday in October. 1873 ami end the
first of March, 1879.
Faculty-Lewis d. Ford, Joseph A Eve. L.
A. Dugas, George W. Rains, Henry F. Camp
bell DeSaussure Ford, Edward Geddings
Robt. c. Eve
Apply fer circular to
DESAUSSURE FORD.
Aug. y, 1S1S-2m Dean. Augusta, Ga.
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For Sale

THE DWELLING and acre lot. in North
L Jackson, formerly owned by E. F. Parham.
and now occupied BY Mr. NJ. A. VanHook.
Apply to II. MUSGROVE q co.
dec.l lift
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EDUCATIONAL.
BELLEN UE
= CHOOL,


For Young Men and Boys. Session begins
September 18th For catalogues containing
information address WILLIAM r. ABBOT,
Principal Bellevue, p o. Refer to D. y
Barroyes Esq. Ciuly24 7e-Zm.
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FALL SESSION Opens September IS. 1878.
Entrance Examinations. Sept. Is 10 and 70
Catalogues with full particulars may be had
Of the undersigned. w. L. DEAN,
REGISTRAR VAssAR COLLEGE,
JyS1-7w Poughkeeksie, N. 7.
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Wntchrs ~ te Fg ReVoIvsr.-A--r
~ $50. Over 100 latest NUFr.H... $40 ~
- ~ AZ swslt-i re.e 4liy q. tl........ ... " ID
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rNRINaETON COLLEGE, f

sexes. Session opens SEPfEM Der z.
Full Collegiate course. Healthy and accessl-
BILE location; refined community: school strict
" uoa-sectatiau; elegant and c0mmadlons
buildings. Total cos TOR forty weeks, SlDo "a
$50 luciuding board, tuition, aEd music
Sinety-tso students InatrIcalated las session.
send for Catalogue. +. LEE BLANTON,
fulvl0 ISM President, Princeton, Ky.
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ILLUSTRATORS.
Scribner's Monthly.
Bound Volumes XIV and XVI.

Tho conductor Of SCRIHSER's MONTHLY bog leave
~ rail- attention 10 the contents Of The magazine dur
lug the year Just CLOSED The two volumes Nv and Nvl,
beng more rich IL pictorial interest than any which
ni ifnnIi'pI,Cr a PORTRAIT OF ABRAHAM
LINCOLN. drawn from rare photograph BY
WYATT EAIOS Rni sngTRyCl by .. CoLk; The ironts'
PITs e " ,Is !; nnT 2STh !Sda M WIZ ,bs
sAmc artist and enEraVvr. Both portraits have gOner-
ally hsiI IF1nOunred among the IIUst, not the most,
satisfactory ever published Of their respective sub-
jrctE they crrtainly possess III unlNna degree Of ar
tIslr TaI1t. Thu two volumes contain the whole u
EDWARD EGOLTsInS,s ROXY the ranclnd!ng
ChaptpFS Of ApELISg TRAEIuN'S .IIIs, INHERI.
TANCE.~ and the beginning Of u. II. R0TE.ES's
"fALGONBERGi" the oxgulsitely iilnAtrlted r..
ptFs. by Sir. BREWIR, on BIBD AnCHITRt-
TCRE articles on AHisri!an Sports rrolqsely l!lls-
tFalet Including "CanVatIiark and Terrspln,"
IunIlnE on tho Ausable,H "fox. Hunting ln New
EhglAnt." "SiUg,C,lluntIng 10 canada "lluntlns
the Mule-peof IN Colorado" "CUoh:iluntlnsi ae
eOln," by Mr, Snah brooks Mis- Danas charming
account Il the srhOollIiu Of the late Queen Mercedes
the sketch " the Countess lOl0ekl with the portrait
which attracted such vide attention al tbs time Of liz
publication paPeD on AmPriean Farm Lllc illustra-
iod hy some u The leading artists Of the country; MAu
rica ThnnlsOn OF Archery Mary llAlloek FOOteb DO
ScrlptlOnS Of California, illustrated bJ herself COL
uro. H. Warning on llonoS John Burroughs on Birds
aud Outdoor IAIe; W. ". Tlestou on Dogs Dr. Nor
SsW.Y0FE Art SclJOiS and tho Decorative Society's
Loan Exhibition; Stories by bret laTe, SAKE Holm,
IsbcerA Harding Davis, Henry james, IT,, Frank i.
stockton, Ge0TSe = iA!hIPiG poems BY y, Il SOD 4
H., Celia ThAxIrr, Emma Lazarus, J. T. T6WbFidge,
Ge Descriptive articles and sketches hy Gen. Geo. b,
Mcclellan, Henry D. ThOnau and athers, on .ifhs
Ensadlhc, "pays and NIGH. in ConsoTi," "Thss
IIAunIS, CVIorltll, Oxford, Normandy, the Phone.
yTlnh ATIemuE Ward, &c, &c. .I.
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~ ''a"AlAl14N Journal
Ne Henry Iloughton, Of the Boston
publishing house Of IIoughton 4 n,,ood
who spent yesterday in the city, stated IN
conversation, that the house is now cnvog.
.tsn preparing new edition Of "Ifns1.
Toms Cabin, /" TO lcpubllshc,l in superior
''!!e aud illustrated with silhouette on.
IiA'.ng4, lie stated in this connection
l''R' tho book has been published in more
languages and in u greater number OF vol.
Nme' than any other book ever published
eS:SpI tho Bible, Probably no work Of
he'son ever was written which exerted "
remarkable an influence against n power
!hI focial institution or contributed q
LARGELY 10 moulding human thought ane
shaping human history, Yet thoFe Is %
lSas2n 70 believe that tho author M NJ,
stowe, had any Idea when writing wv Nv
book that she was creating one OF y. =,
worlds greatest works. II was first w. ls,'
81 asa serial story In tho old Naitgl'gssu *,
al nntl.slayory TNper Published nv n
lugton in 1872, The paper had . ll .s,r,,
Siyeulailon, and tho story did not n " Mo
widely known I'LL Il was puhliAhed ~ y p a,
form, when Il at once became ian1ao IssstiI
attained an almost unprccede W, w n
lion In this and other countries. Nv,sloi
least marvellous feature Of IL mar a
history u, that RiteF tile lnstitutio,h "a,
vetv, against which itwasaimed, hhenId n
eli away, the vitality Of the work y n n,
unlmpilrOd, and the demand ioF
EL,Ad,
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CORPORAL cAssAaD.
A shor, aud True story of The. yellow
Fever nj View orleans.

- NhoFt as - =
fcyerat view Orleans. ra-
New York World.
louis Cassard h the son Of wealthy
nr;y,te banker and the fayoritc nephew OF
n n",',.. -" -, =, ,ho cormor;o Rork
ffesiueht o"SS'lta,M tAs w, AN 49, 49,
OF New Orleans. HIS iather mas M estate
on the hank OF the Mississippi River,
G,o ,niIo. I,alov Now Orleans. Within half
=, 4 - ~ ,,rrocl.v ~ tho
mlle OF the s'Hc " tnu O'..."." ~ -"
Thirteenth Regiment Of the united eta'es
Infantry. Louis, powerful lad, visited
~ 'borrocls frennentlv and made many
:. -. ~ :, q, ~, "a ,olJ;o,s
tr1ehus athoilB 'ie Y''s.4o ar
lie seemed never TO tire Oh inc paraueS,o OF
even al the inIonot0nous round Of guard
,,,an,.;rov liz wos graduated nj local
'U'"" -i.1.s...i. A., .o,, ,.nl,,
college last spring, asti'ousn 'nch s''"'.'
eighteen years Of age. Ills father in-
formed him that he would. soon I've ex-
noc,a,, IN hco;n work In the clearinghouse.
es'." " 81 ~ -. ,ol,tt,n,I, and
LOUIS appeateu " ss,, ,e 80. ~.
afew days afterwards tod ms iather that
he could not DO banker. nc was de,
termined 10 be n soldier Mr. SaSsaIu
reasoned vainly, pointing out particularly
that ~ he had not received q military Cd
ucation he would probably remain in the
ranks all his life. Young CasSant was ilfm:
Int moment OF iInpahcnce MT Casard
told him he might do rs he liked; when
Mr. Cassard returned from the banking
house In the afternoon Louis was missing;
He was found In tile barracks. Tie had
enlisted for five years as q private IN II
Company Mr.. Cassard was almost heart
broken and sought his sons discharge, but
Louis pleaded earnedly-to be allowed 70
stay IN the army, aiia, tne latIer ylItusI.
Within two months young Sassard was
promoted for soldierly quaities 70 Nc
corporal. Amonth later the yellow fever ",
began Its ravageS In New Orleans Inc
regiment was ordered to the pihe'lands Of
Mississippi, AMI q sergeant, corporal Gas;
sard, ten privatcs and their wives anu
their wives and children were lcit IN the
barracks. The fever soon found It's way
there, and the sergcantsand some OF the
men were stricken downs Corporal Cas-;
sard nursed them until they IIed, ana
buried them In their uniforms. inc otler
soldiers, excepting one or two, ana tle
women aud children were next seized.
They died one by ono. Corponl, Cassard
was at their bedside night and day until
they died, and gave them Christian burial.
II was difficult to find driver Tor the
lIcarso to takethcm 70 the cemetery. ocGa'
o negro could be coaXed 70 run the
risk Of handling the rcins. Usually, how
uyer, CasSard was the driver. On one
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SCIENTIFIC.

TMH Russian Government has deterInill
ed 10 send q scientific exploring expcdi
ton TO the lofty tableland OF Central Asia,
known as the pamir, or roof OF the world.
| It will consist OF u topographor, and two
botanists, who will be accompanied by an
escort OF Cossacks.
To MAKE an indelible ink for marking
linen-Add caus,lc alkali to a saturated
aqueous solution OF cuprous chloride until
no further precipitate forms; allow the
prccipitate to settle, draw off the supernG.
tant liduid with siphon, and dissolve the
hydrated copper oxide In the smallest pos
sible quantity OF ammonia. II may be
mixed with about six per cent OF dextrine
for use. Before washing pass hot iron
over the writing.
Two expeditions to Africa are 10 start
within n montli-one German and the
other English. The former, under Herr g.
Rohlis, Is to study the fauna Of Tripolis,
and trace the rivers Sharf and liennc to
theirsource and explore the region between
them and the Congo. The latter, under
Mr.. Keith Jonston, Is Organized by the
African committee on the Royal Geograph-
ical Society, and win begin its labors IN the
vicinity Of Zanzibar, and penetrate thence
to the Interior OF Lakes Nyanza and Tan
ganyika.
Dr. G. C. PARRY, OF Davenport, Town,
(son OF Rcv. Joseph Parry, ofSandy HILL
has presented his botanical collection, enl-
bracing over so 900 specimens, TO the Acad.
envy OF Science In that city. II was coM-
menccd at Sandy Till, In 1872, and in
cludes specimens from all parts Of Hi
nois, Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, Texas,
the Yellowstone, Colorado and ella val.
leys md canOns, California, Utah and tho
Rocky Mountains, ending near San Luis
PotoSi, Mexico. 1t IL. one OF the largest
collections OF American flora In the GOun..
try.
10 srRAIGn1IS warped boards: II the
wood IL in u large piece, the convex or
hollow side should 10 steamed or moistcn.
otl n little, and then laid on dry floor,
holding II down with smooth, llat board,
tlpon which weights arc placed. When
quite dry 1t will be found 10 have rCguincd
its original shape. II the wood Is In small
picccs, II can he easily Strengthened by
gently stcaning the convex side over II tea.
Kettle, and then holding the other side
toward tho heat until II becomes straight,
when Il can he left In a press or under
weights for few liouF. Almost any
warped woods will yield under this treat
mCnt.
Tus nervous System isa tclegraphic net
work whose qualifications extend from the
brain to every part Of tho body. Unlike
an ordinary telegraph, its wires convey
messages In only ono direction. Adouble
line Is therefore provided the moto.nervcs
which transmit orders from the brtIln to
the muscles; and the sensory nerves,
which carry to the brain information Of
Impressions made upon tho organs OF
sense. II Is remarkable that the two sets
OF nerves do not Conduct with equal
rapidity. The average rate OF conduction
in human motor nerves isfound by expert
mcnt to be about one hundred and eleyen
feet in second, while that Of the Scnsory
nerves Is about one hundred and forty feet.
-Boaon journal Of Chemistry.
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Male and Female Trlsna.hlp..

Prom the Bostou Transcript. .t. ..tIt-. Q.
ltsoiten said, and not without some
ruth, that iriendshipbetBecn men epdares
through trials and tests that would break
friendship between women asthousand
TINES over. When men conclude to trust
one another, that is tho end OF It, They
trust absolutely and wholly. Bat between
rhenbers Of the other sex there always
seems to be a mental rCservation-jnst
enough TO insure break at tho least jar.
CaasGur remembers that in Florence, In
ths @ll Of 90, he was walking with lady
90 .ne Lang Arno, when he unexpectedly
piss : friend, s.. whom he had not seen iot
~ Alter warm exchange Of greet.
M ~, ~ Me lady remarked 10 s., sYou and
SC,sS ,U y. seem 70 DO very warm friends. /
4 M as = YOU kecpup q desperate CORES.
| pos,senee when your are apaft!I. con tbe
SSTe fSsy answered s., '.wc never write.
wv ~ Y, our iriendship Il moi die Kind
ts IA ttSe ~ 70 be pulled M evefy, weeis y
N ~ ~ Wy day, although lie his seen hir,
~ nv t i.. Y ten yeAts, and has hot haii
le Nom NV \ know1 that no has IA s. ffiend
Nn'sS'h hc can count upon Al he ws,,ia \,
90 vt,9.heI hnot ihg tie trucs triess,
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TIM CAUSE or DELRuH TREHESS.-Dr,
B. W. Richardson, Of london, says that
dellrium tremens Is always produced by
iuscl oil aud never by pure clhylic alcho,
hol; also, that all persons who have been
long addicted to the'use Of wine or spirits,
even in slight excess, suffer habitually
from dyspepsia. Next after organic dis
ease Of tho stomach cirrhosis Of the liver Is
tho most common consequence OF hard
drinking. A distinct form OF consump-
tion, non.hereditary, Is also a frequent rc-
Sult' DR.. Richardson thinks there would
be- no more Bright's disease II the use Of
alcohol were discontinued. 7f ,Fea7.Ee
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.uakE.
r.,, trade dollar. which is such ', nus
W. .,,n domestic transactions, is never .,
aES NO.. '"y an;,. an important coin in tue
lny ,I, y, rnjno.r. Tie japanese Govern ,Ia,
v''li' , y,,,, :, change its y'n or dollar
n'"'. ',,norl to the American trade "o y,
70 e p. ,,,,,. "a a. to circuIat" like tia,
~ II IN ,' China. The londo" E"I ..,,"I
con N ~, o" IN" british Government chad
" ',,'., ,,mn ,w the iorclock and eoll'el =
HhS" '' ,rslc dollar for circulation in INT
L L'''.," The coming Of the AmeFISa ~
lar !.'i', H.. ,"ad, San Francisco the CHIEF
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TRUSTEES SALE.
10 the Circuit Court Of Ohio County. We. vG..s
.,.., o'', '$s .,l,'' :, :, IrpcD.,srs

Under and BY virtue u 4 deed d lrsG Mi,
George Zllles and barbara zlllrS, bis Viz, u Iss
dcfsigned Trustee, dated the 81 d1y d lsFr.Ss
1875, and recorded 10 The Clerk Ohet d il, -,
Court Of Ohio county, West vlrgiH!A, In kasL Iisl
Of trusts and mortgages Ma. ,, on Fagrs ", tsn
io3, aud pupuAnt 20 the deere sntsrt b. W -
10 the above mentioned raus0 on the lOli dIJ ~
gust, 1878, will sell, on
MONDAY, the 18th day Of SOytnbef, A.nB1
Commanding at IOo'cloek a. NJ, on The praI,,v.
ia the city Of Wheeling, wel vIlEIbll' u N q
est and bet bidder, the following deSefhPdtua ~
OF 10 much thereof a may Ia necr.AHy b ~ q,
debt secured by sHid DEED Of trust, itIuf IN a
$3.50 %, with interest thereon frala Dt,aAIf
1875, 10 the day Of sale, and The eIpFhSs M /
gliding the commissions Of the TRUSTEE Hlinr his
70 say: A certain tract Of land, b,Ing put 4 M
Ing Island, IN the county Of Ohio and ShN 4 u
Virginia, and the southern POTtion Of int 4 =
purchased by X, V. WhelAn Of Josiah upTt
trustee Of II. N. s. Zane and Othsn, al i, =,
tFart Of land conveyed to Eald GeOne zllls bJ oil
v. Whelan by deed bFatng date NlHh slE ia d
recorded 10 deed book No. 8, page 81, 10 III Chi
once, and 10 bounded n follows BEisBipf b
wet Ode Of the east branch u the Ohi0 r'G "
the northeast corner Of the vineyard I'M iaraHt
owned BY Henry Moore and DGW owned " la 4
Gilchrisi; thence With the north linz Of ,tl GlAt1
north s2Jz9 west 81 6s-lOo poles 70 theGNl hitaAi
west branch Of AaId river; thence up MD ysl lasi
and binding thereon north 20 IS elI :!!ilarl
and north 10 s. cast l6 aud ss.loo polls b i1lE
thence leaving said Wost Lnnth and rrssiigikk
land south stS east % 1910 poles In ths 10; Aalt
the east branch Of slId river and down M riIGn,
binding thereon south i5a W cast Is I-lQ ia II
south i30 east II 1910 poles south o. 81 thill
poles u the beginning, cnniAlnlng - 1ti.s, h'Ns
less. sale will be mt made Of the lots ~ d''i
sald r1nse hegIbbInV Win lht Ma then 81 N n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-09
TRUSTEES SALE OF A
Desirable Residence on 18th str,,,

ny virtue Of Decd Of Trust mIds b, No.
and lsachei " bis vile, Ia the unirrtrS,I J Ahl
dated June 18th, is7i, and II re,urd IN Il .S
tho County Court u Ohio COunty, Ws,i 49,
deed Of Trust Book No, :, raec, IS IN a ~ :
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER ., M
commencing al 10 OclNk .. M. srll A, mail. -.
at the front door Oi the COufI ll0u.r al mi. -
tho following described real estate VII. II
thIrty.dVc Ca5) 10 Hrahsiu's pldltIop "a n. y
wheeling, and heinE ,Ituuts "a liz o,StS ~ !
Fifteenth street l0ld CeHtIcl between Ehli y, ~
efly known As Filth and Sixth urrrt, n Il. ~,
Wheellns. West Va, cxCrptlng 6Ip n, ~
ineheS Of the west side Of Md lot, y
There Ia erected on that portion Il ,,p L,.t.
sold very desirable two story and attic IA 49,,
house and all necessary OuthnlldInrS.
Title believed 10 * pGTirrt, hut SellhFn w.,
will oniI convey such title As Is 'sstsd u {, Il N
Deed Of Trust. 9NA
TERNs oP SALE.-TWO Thousand FlJ, hu,I,,A,
lars cash on day Of sale, halInrr In tao I'D NJ.
mcntG ht SIK and twelve mOuils; deferred 40.
10 be secured by Deed Of Trust on The ENa,Ii' ~
with INSURANCE. tuaiciCpt 10 cover. 49,
sep2l-S&Oc25 J. V. L. lpDDGERS Iu,.
The above sale has l,ecn postponed uaiLl an
DAY, November ID, 1875, at the SlBs hoIi N ",
J. V. L. R0DlERS, Tr,'s
W, II, HALLER, AuetlODerf, .sIi