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The Morning herald., 1878-07-31
WILMINGTON. DEL. WEDNESDAY,, JULY 81. 1878
NOT xExBER.

Robert G. Frsim, Esq, sends us word
that he 10 not member Of the American
Alliance: And further, that he 10 above all
intolerant discrimination Of any man on
account Of his creed, country or color. We
are pleased to make this statement for Mr..
,Fraim. H,snp
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DEMooBArIo STATE CONTENTION

DAm mOOAA11Vo oIAIE OVN NVENTxVNs .
4 "A Convention of the Democratic citizens
OF the State of Delaware will be held, at
Dover, In Court House hall, on Tuesday the
9th day of August 1878, at 1s O'Clock NJ,
for the purpoce Of nominating a candidate
for the Office of Governor and . candidate
for the office Of Representative in Congress.
The Chairmen ofthe several County Com
mittees are requested to issue calls in their
respective Counties, giving the proper no
tice and appointing the time for choosing
delegates to said convention.
..,... JAMES. R. MITCHELL,
,G Chairman of State Central Com.
Attest James L. Wolcott, Sec.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
KILLED ON THE TRACK.

A MAN CUT IN TWO By TIE SHIFTING EN-
CINE ON TEE r, W. q b. RAILROAD.
Yesterday morning, shortly after 10
O'Clock, another fatal and horrible accident
occurred on the p, W. 81 B. Railroad in
this city. .' ' \ I
The victim was Bergen W. Godfrey,
fsmiliarly known as Captain Godfrey. The
accident occurred near Poplar street cross
Ing. George Berringer, switch tender.
the only eye witness Of the accident, said,
Godfrey had one foot on the step of shift
ing engine No. 8, and holding on with his
hands; while looking ut an approaching
engine, fell off, the wheels Of the tender
passing over his body cutting it almost In
to-. H.. ,... .,:,u. ..f. ..r
The engineer, John Leonard, and the
fireman., Joseph q. Dunhsm, knew nothing
Of what had happened, until they felt the
jolting, and thinking that the engine had
left tho track, 1t was stopped. A short dis
tance behind the engine they saw the body
Of man mangled ID q terrible manner.
Coroner Rose held an inquest over the
remains, and verdict of accidental death
was rendered, exonersting the railroad
company from all blame. !
The deceased was about go years Of age
and carried on the oyster business ct Sec.
oud aud King streets. He resided ct No.
124 King street. He leaves wife and two
children to mourn his loss. Mr.. Godfrey.
It is said, was at one time worth $4,000.
He had only returned on Friday last from
Charleston, 8. G. ~. w.,
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oriCE:--Tne Democratic Executive COM
ruiuai muittee, OF New Castle county, under the
nes S have apportioned the county as fol-
tSWs TO wit: Wilmington, Christiana, Mil
neek, White CLAY Creek. New Castle, 81.
fieS SSrges and Biackbird Hundreds are enti.
||Tteu |fhau 10 have each one Representative in
|sne Sns next legislature. Pencader In the
ent, t tnIistrlct, and RED Lion in the 3rd, are
TShte.ed M 70 nave each one Senator.
eon me election Of Delegates TO the state
Sth calls to meet at Dover, August
and am; 70 Eons nominate candidates for Governor
i've s1oa.g S1Hngress, VIII be held in the respect
saturday. HsI AUGUST 3rd: The nomination
ana sctlon tna for candidates for the Levy Court
na 1st = 1or the Legislature, will be held on fha
Isl Saturday ofSeptember, VIA '"'
h n,o;aast TLas 70 ne opened from IL O'Clock. M. to
by ctSek tSc ,raM: Z; M: The election is to be neid
'''ection tor Sheriff and Coroner,
J. q. WALKER. Chairman.
A1lAA d. NEWTON. Sec. pro tenn,
tn
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NEWS FOR ADTERTISERS.

Pm. O'Conuell, of Philadelphia, whose
card, relative to real estate exchange, is in
the HERALD, writes us that in four days
he received twenty-five letters In respons &c
to his advertisement, from various parts Of
the Peninsula. It must be evident to any
one who travels in the cars, that the HERALD
is the paper which every class of people
read
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PERSONALS.

Frederick Darlington, who went to South
America sometime ago on a steamship from
the yard Of Pusey, Jones & Co., returned
home few days ago.
Captain Jonn NJ. Curtis, Of the DUPONT
Gbards, MAn will return from Rehoboth to-
morrow, assume command of his Compan,
on Saturday, when they 60 to Rehoboth te
spend week.
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GRANGER's BASKET PICNIC.

The Pomona Grange Of Nsv Castle county
will hold basket picnic 1t BrandyWthe
Springs, on Thursday, August LIT, 1S1s,
commencing at 1Oo'clock, Am. J with vocal
and instrumental music, and speaking to
continue until e'clook, 2. M. A string
band will be In attendance, ana those wish
ing to join the dance can enjoy themselves
until 10 o'clock p. M. The .Citizens' Cor
net Band of Newark, will be In attendance.
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PEOPLES COLUMN.
CORREAPOMDEHOE,

Henceforth We win give . columns dsily
to correspondence upon any proper subject
for discussion. Il is expectsa that comnu
nications viii be written on one 40 only
Of the, paper, and aceompanipd With the
name Of the writer. Tho H1kAtD r mi 10
be considered as endot1ing Or betng n, any
way responsible for the opinion of CORES
pondents in this column.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-31

The general election in Germany, took
place to-day. The Opposition expect 10
elect 156 members. 'svl'9al u.
| FSeversl large rocks were placed ON tho
railroad track at Lockwood, Pa, Saturday
night, but were discovered In time By psss
ing fisherman to prevent accident,
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[Communicated,f

Communicated.
EDITOR HERALD:-WM you str up the
Board Of Health to be up, active and doing,
and see to it that every nuisapca iGsbaAsd.
The cholera is on tho march north. Be
ready to meet him II he comes. HaALTR. )
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~ week ln your own town. VS.
Doutfit free. No risk, Reader, II
- yeu want bnsin ess at which
An persons ct either sex can make
WVV great pay all the time they
work. write for particulars TO
H1HALLsTT Co.. Portland, Maine.
The Morning herald., 1878-07-31

I'M oilCE.-'-The partnership heretofore
ona existing between John J. Dougherty
n Iu ~ onhn Lowther, In the hotel bust o ess
IpS mutual consent.
JOHN j. DOUGHERTY.
In D r JOHN LOWTHER.
N. 2. me business will hereafter be con-
siI1pued IN by Mr.. Dougherty, who will collect
hii,sn noaey due the drm, and settle sny
onhl I'M continuance Of the patronage Of the
pHDilcls respectfully solicited, as no effort
sISStteVer sSSt Will besPared TO have everything
.6uh 1l&sg s&r-t'4'. ~. iva
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WARD MEETING.

A special meeting of the Democratic vo-
ters of the Third ward will be held this
Wednesday evening, July S1st at s o'clock
at the Water Witch Engine House. Busi-
ness Of importance. ......-.-.
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VIRGINIA JUSTICE.

The second person to be punished IN vir
einia under the new law fe-establishins the
whipping post wasa white girl Of seventeen.
She received twenty five lsshes on the bare
back, in tho Elizabeth City Court Hsuse, ct
the hands Of negro constable. rq,g
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PEACH SHIPMENT.

The shipment of peaches since our last
report are as follows:
Jersey City, IA
Philadelphia .. 10
Chester ,,.. ..r l
Wilmington 1
Baltimore, 1
Previous Shipment 6S
Total thus far 95 .
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ARM BROKEN.

.sChsrles Green, reading at Rockiand, fell
on pile Of lumber, on Saturday last, and
had kis. arm broken. t68 aGTys'.
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The Indian Ridge mine, near Shenandoah
is falling in. 1
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5O7 GREAT BARGAINS OFF @7
At WILSON'S, 5O7 Market st.,
Dry Goods and Trimmings.
CAsHMEREs, MOHAIRs AND AL
PACCAS. 'a's
PLAIN, STRIPED, PLAID AND FIG
URED DRESS GOODS; rr
10 cents and upwards. .
CALICOES,
4h.5S.7:
BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED
MUSLIN, .., .I.
S. g. 7, 8, 10 and u cents 81
CLOTHS, C0TTONADE, PANT AND
DRESS LINENS,
WHITE AND FIGURED PIQUES,
6L cents and upwards.
A FULL LINE OF THE BEST MAKE
o OF CORSETS, =
25, 80. 65, rs, $1.O0. l.5 and $3.50,
Also, MADAME FOY'S IMPROVED
CORSETS. All Sizes.
KID GLOVES,
%. SC. re. rs, $l.O0, 81. rs and Sl5O.
A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
HAMBURG EDGINGS, "a
From 3 cents and upwards.
COLLARS, CUFFS and RUCHES,
In Great Variety.
PARASOLS AND UMBRELLAS,
AS cheap as can be had in the City.
SILK AND I.AUE TIES AND BOWS,
In great Variety. gG,E
HOSIERY AND GLOVES, TOWELS,
NAPKINS AND CRASH.
TABLE LINEN,
q, 85, 50, IS. rs and sl.00.
A large assortment OF ..---
DRESS TRIMMINGS and BUTTONS,
SHIRTS AND SHIRT FRONTS,
TABLE AND FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
Call and examine and be convinced,
JOHN II. WILSON.
" =rs W MARKET STREET.
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The Clothiers in Phila-
delphia have confessed,
and do admit that we have
the BEST FIT TING,
MOST STYLISH CUT,
aud best finished Clothing
ever shown in this city.
We are proud to say that
we have the finest Clothing
House in Philadelphia,
and our sales are much
largerthan any other house
in the city. We wish our
customers to bring their
friends visiting the city, to
see VS. and we also ex-
lend a special invitation
to the citizens of Phila-
delphia to visit our POPU-
LAR CLIO T HI l N G
HOUSE in the LEDGER
BUILDING, Chestnut
Street, corner Sixth.
The following facts
should be remem bered:
l. That we do not deal
in any shoddysgoeds.
2. That our goods are all
new, and of the latest
styles. ~
3. That our prices are
based on the Liye and
Let Live principle, and
are in the reach of all.
We are strictly one
price. ..
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THE HERALD.
wilmington. Del, July 81. ls7s.

THE WEATHER: To-t0y tAs scsathes
'cs" bo warm and cloudy IN the morning,
probably soSth rains. folso,ved tosvard evess-
ing by clearing sceather.
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CLOTHING HOUSES.
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NOTlCE-Picked up drift on the Della.
~ ware River. part Of raft Of Hemlock
Logs. Inquire Of
VIM. REANEY,
June5'tf New Castle, Delaware.
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NOTICES..

DIVORCES, in any state, without pub
~ licity, send stamp for the law. G. X.
SIMS, Chicsgo, ,a.
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NOTICE-The Aid Loan Assr citation now
~ offers new series of shares for sale
Call day or evening on
GEORGE G. MARIS,
JnB-lm seeretary.
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[NoTICE TO COUNTY TAX-PAYERs.- =
~ We Wehereby give notice that the collec-
tS ESrs OF Codnty and Poor tax will be at No.
6y East SIKH street, during the months OF
E3,y ana August, and at 68 Market street
pur1ng the evenings. 7
JOSEPH L. CARPENTER, JR.
,v... A. GIVEN,
NIu Collectors.
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I'M VI!GE.--CHARLES KYLE, WHOLE
ky SALE and retail man nuiacturer OF pure
~ iod Dream Of all favors. Excursions pic
ts: Eata: testiyals, &C., furnished at the lowest
aT d'Hs' ta Al orders by mall promptly attend
toms ~; oSream can be had at all times al
Esetda sis y. ~ and S8. City Market house or
corner 9th and Orange street,
JeS'f CHARLES KYLE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-05
John Hubbard a, rarl.er.burg.

ParEefsbufg JOnFnAL. IFfI.rHli Us
John R. Hubbard, the Republican nom
inee for Congress, makes a good impress
ion wherever he goes. His straighttor-
ward, sensible speeches and candid inter
course with the people are making him
hosts Of friends. He made a speech at the
Cont House last Saturday night that will
tell in his favor on election day. It vas
NO studied rhetorical effort, nor was it fill
ed with glittering %generalities and plati-
tudes such as the demagogue employs
when he tries to capture votes; but it was
replete with solid facts, .homely truths and
valuable information that can only come
from the brain Of an intelligent, honest
nottingham. John means just what he
SAYS and saws Just what he means. lie
don't beat about the bush and try to con-
eeal his thoughts by ~high-sounding words,
but he, deals out plain, vigorous vernacu-
lar, and every word hits the bulls eye.
When he says he is in favor OF the green
back, but he wants that greenback to
have the same purchasing power a
coin, thepeople know Just what he means.
He don't play upon words as Col. Wilson
did when he made the lamentablcefTort TO
defnethemeaniigofth word fatmoney"
in our Court House q few weeks ago.
There is a much difference between John
r Hubbards honest, manly speech and
Col. Ben. Wilson's soft solder as there is
between . full moon and a black cat in a
tar barrel. His speech here created an
excellent impression and vas listened to
by a large and intelligent audience. 1t ire
ceivad HottAtfny rninnIimants from ReDub-
Iicans and Democrats alike. Nj. Hubbard
was followcd.by our friend Black Dovener,
OF Wheeling, who for an hour and a half
poured hot shotinto Col. Wilson's dilapi-
dated hulk, with telling effect. His O.
raignment Of Wilson'S erratic public re-
cord was scathing and bitter, and his *
posure OF the Colonel's interpretations
was complete. The only regret OF Repub-
licans and many Grecnbackers and Dem.
Gratis was that the Colonel was not present
TO see and hear himself impaled. The
meeting was a.good one and its influence
will tell upon Election day.
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stance. faiIed to performlts duty correc
IL, cheeriully and iaithirllv3 Tel me y
Now. why should the Rsglar want the
people OF this county and city 10 eject
from office such q good and excellent
clerk and gentleman, as we all know Mr..
McColloch to have always been and now
is? Simply because he il a Republican!
| can't think that the business men. the
professional men, the mechanics, and the
taboffng men oftiiis county and city are
such fools and idiots as TO be deceived and
trapped BY sIcha reasdpasthe RSg1rrsult
mits against Mr.. McColloch. There is no
more comparison between the two candl'
dates,I don't carein what sepseyou considi
erthem than therei Is between thcdegrees
oflight emitted by the solaEandllnar orbs,
McColloch thesun, and GalIigan the moon.
Let every good citizen, be he a Democrat,
Republican, or Grpenb4ekert consider the
great Importance Of. his vote in this matter
and vote for Mr.. McColloch! am a Dem
ocrat myself, but will never vote for Dem
ocats, who, | know, are unfit for the office
they aspire TO lidld.l aa!h DEMOCRAT. y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-05
Sam. neculIoeh v. barney GallIsan.

SAM eCulloeh W. barney GaliiSnu.
Editors intelligence.
The Regaa is making and has made the
Circuit Clerkship the central and converg.
ing point in our local county election.
Its paragraphsquibs are all directed against
Sam. MeCulloch, our ever faithful, honor.
able and efficient Circuit Clerk. 1t seems
to work for no one except Barney CALI.
gan and Col. Wilson. Why it should be
so persistent in its trade against Sam.
McColloch l don't know, as it has never
yet assigned a-single reason, except that
he is a Republican: Suppose he is a Re.
publican, what has that got to do with
making or n%htnaking q Clerk? Now, il
the pt edndiiGs OF the RegiSer could even
make the slightest approximation in any
way to those qualifications which we all
know that Mr.. McCulIoch has for the
office land ! include all classes, moral,
social, intellectual and practical, then,
perhaps, he would have some apology to
offer for his defense OF his candidate and
his ~denunciation of Mr.. McColloch, but
he has nothing Of the kind, rs he readily
and perfectly knows. He knows well
enough thattheTe Is no comparison, in any
sense whatever, between the two men.
l appeal to any and every person who
has had business transactions with McCol-
loch, to know whether he ever in his OIL
cial relation 10 them, even in q single in
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col. BEN At CAMERON.
HI. siekly Palaver About the Soldier

His SIekIy PaIayer About the Soldiers.
CGMgEoS, ". VA, October 1.
Editor In,ellIgruter. VII"
Yesterday evening after the close OF the
Fair, Col Ben Wilson put in IN appear
ancc and attempted to make q speech
from the platform in front of Davis drug
store, but all of the Colonel's persuasive
]eloquence could not arrest the attention Of
the homeward bound crowd, and I do not
think he had more than Is voters listening
to him at any one time, but the Colonel,
judging from the speech he made, was in
the apiri for he certainly did not know
what he was saying or else he thought he
was talking to a LOT OF fools. For instance,
he asserted that the Republican party
through John Sherman, was now con-
tracing the currency at the rate Of
eighteen hundred thousand dollars per
month, and then, for fear his hearers did
not comprehend what he said, he repeated
the assertion By saying that the Republi.
can party was now contracting the cur
renCy at the rate OF one million eight hun.
'dred thousand dollars per month. How
will that do for No. !?
The Colonel then turned his attention
to the Union soldiers and said 1.-THE last
Congress, Of Which he had he honor Of beng
an humJ1 meMJer, had passed more jaws
for the benefit Of the Union soldiers than
had been passed by all the Congresses put
together since the close Of the war" How
will that do for No. .?
You would suppose, il you could hear
the Colonel culogfze, the ''brave boys" that
wore the blue, that the love of the
Democratic party for the Union soldiers
surpasscs the love of the young mother
for her newborn babe, but, coming from
the Colonel, those who know his past re.
cord, and those who remember the record
Of the Democracy on the war question,
regard his professions, to use the language
of one Of his own party friends, "as faint.
cd with the hideous leprosy OF hypocrisy"
l heard some of the Colonels political
friends comparing his soft money speech
OF Yesterday with his hard money speech
Is made in this county four and two years
ago, and their opinion is that the Colonel
is q political trimmer, and IN unsafe man
to send to Congress. % lg ~
Our Fair was financially q success, and
will no doubt stimulate the directors and
our farmers TO greater exertions nextyear.
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TEXTS.
For Colonel wilson's speech in Centre
WheeiIng To-Slght.

For Colonel Wilson'S Speech In Centre
WheeiInE To-NIght.
"Capital may be produced by industry
and accumulated by economy, but only
jusglen will propose to create it by legeF-
domain tricks with papor."-Thomaa jig:
arson.
tPaper emissions by the government are
OF q nature soaliable to abuse, may say
soecrtain to be abused, that tho wisdom.
OF the goyernmeptyil be shown BY never
trusting itself with so seducing and dan
gerous a power HaRil0a.
"such a medium lirredee mable paper
money, has always been liable TO fluctua-
ton. Its value is constantly changing;
and these changes, often great and sudden,
expose individuals to great loss, are the
source OF ruinous speculations, and destroy
all confidence between man and man.
Gtij Justice Marshall.
"a paper currency is . great curse to
any people and a particular curse to the
laborer of any country, for its d~eprecia-
ton always falls upon the laborer."-
Andrar LaetRoa, g4 4arz
SIT paper money tends to aggravate the
inequality Of fortunes 70 make the rich
richer and the poor poorer, to multiply
nabobs and paupens, and to deepen and
widen the gulf which separated Dives from
Lazarus" THoma, Il Benton.
.'The very man of all others who has the
deepest interest in a sound currency, and
who suffers most by m~ischievous legisla-
ton in money matters, is the man who
earns his daily bread by his daily toll. OF
all the co~ntrivances for cheating the labor
ing classes Of mankind, none has been
more efFectnal than that which deludes
them with paper money. This is the most
effectuallo OF inventions to f~ertilize the rich
mans field by the sweat Of the poor mans
brow. Ordinary tyranny, oppression, ex-
cessiye taxation, these bear lightly upon
the mass of the community, compared
with fraudulent currencies and the rob
berries committed by deprecated paper."-
Dumid WebST.
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vas lot only possible botaiso ~inperatiye
y return b speeie payments, asyea said
Il was, in is79, Is h NOT faf more possible
Ind imperative t6-dts2N Please answer
squarely this question.
Again, in the summer and fall of 1876,
you asked the voters of Wheeling to ac-
espt the following declaration at your
hands, and to- endorse it ut the polls.
lDidsyouy yourself elieTe1it time, or
did you dissemble your real sentiments?
."lTe daiOsuee Gs JaihEr for all Tier eIeoSl
yaaF5 Of petos 10 maxi god he PnogIise y ne
Legdl tdlier hoda, ta.iah are a euplgiBy SGpId-
ard Of uliue IN he hdnds Of he people, and .nf
ROR1payment @ dshioh Is a dEFafrd 0f The
pligkAd J1ahef he nation" TOTS t31i
ltseems that you did not change your
specie payment convictions between 1872
and 1876, inasmuch as you still urgedthe
people Of Wheeling in the Latter year to
vote for prompt specie payment how hap
pens it, therefore, that in 1873 you came
to Washington Hall and called yourself a
G~reenbacker, and held up to reprobation
the veryprinciples you protessedtoendorse
50 unqualifcdly only two years before?
Seeing that you have thus changed your
ground 80 radically, in the last two years,
what guarantee can you offer the Green
back men ofthis city that you will not 90
to Washington in December next and ex-
pcrienee another and very sudden change?
Until these men know what were the
motives that caused you to change how
can they trust you? Similar influences
may lead you to change again. You owe
men whom you inducedto
vote for specie resumption in 4SI2, and
again in 1876, to explain why you ledthem
into error then, and to show them also
good reasons for following your uncertain
and dangerous lead now.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-05
TRUSTEES SALE OF
Elm Grove Property

BY virtue Of 4 Died Q! Trg.i =a, a.
Frederick HertstaDd vie 10 tAs ~,
tee, dated May 18th, ls;L at ( - alS
once Of the County Cguti Il! Uss 49,, !.ai
will, on ~ 81!
MONDAY the th DAY q Ysrrai,r,is il,
comneneinE, at 10 o'elocti u vi .,.p
u the iuotdoOr d The CpGr 10 +ai
the following described ia a5i. yzt
o. that certain pilece o p1rp,i I Asi a
tt11te 10 a1d Ohio county, . tst X
Crow, and b-tHcn the %auoglIEN
Creek, bdnga part u Lot SGW dTaC'n-
SAID lot msaSuHs - iciih ir1st a.! nj. vas
equal width U the 1rk, lsd ~ ldR
heretHiore conIeyei 4" III asi agi., /, ti.rl
ieD6lne and vile by derIdllrI Nh ~ nHi w,
Is adGelins bouse and Ghe' irT5t,l-st IN
properly. eiaNl
Title believed tnl+ rcr+t-. t=i s,g..
Deed d Trust. y = u,
TERNS OF SALE-C1Jh.
". Il. HALLrE, Aneiss.rf ''0 IFsS.
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sATuRpAr, o. lNh e,r dou,..,r,

Commencing At 10 @tgst ~. IL. ssL,.
ecrGed property, that 81 10 " III, sggst =
hundred And hIIy-iog' Inl ~ hgsi,ri ~ ~, =
10 Eof and ChSphDe, 1!Iiica = n. siY Z
Ing, Ohio comfy, Wst vFa1A al W ~
'so1th side u wheeling Cr,yE, i1.s,b-F ~ ~
appuTtsnanoCs tberrts t-kt4s. GA
Also the following GrSHl-d p,srs q rur5lJL
Situated % the lank 4 Wk.Hr. C,rI i. -
Of Wheeling aforesaid, tsab4ri ;, f,tn ~
menenE a Z point % Cret.i Erx: Vs.krS
and twenty C91 lex t4a e iks a., ~ IN
street, theDee running cAGE1riIy l,at
more OF les, 10 atTTnty - lot lisT rv.si,,
Creseent street 10 the erek; tbenos ~hSihVii5,s
aid Cescent Stnei u lhr uIisn 4 AksE..tS
thenee 1iOoE the meahder Il al srvf n ~
line d IOt numbesrd lS0 Eaaire4 al Ert4gGE
thence EouthElrlIy With aid lite bGfts,,iS :
70 the place Of beginning iPSe;Aa via LIu.L
it1mens ADD h~PPurtsniRss Y Ill Is IES
longing.
Selling aS Trustee, ! viii ooarsy cali i, u;h,.i
In me b! aid DECD Of tFu,i.
TEENS OF SALE-ORe-iAtH al Y hh,, IA
two equal InFAllnIeuis Al sI and IL ~, ~,
deBerd BY notes bearing Interest ira 5TJal. Il,
title u Be retained until Iay4eaita IL
WILLIAM J. v WSDE,
aANA So.