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ar..x.l,ssssss,r 4 .,sl.is S,ay.
~ ~ e AEzyTHGg r. s'ssss ssay 49,
By ehewntua q Rose.
4ss peal Estate AGENTS aud Auctf0ueers,
- - "a No. s north Tenth street.
.FsRTIsTEEs, SALE OF A VALUABLE
,.s-..FARM tsslFHE COUNTY OF HENRIce,
FsuR MILES NORTH OF RICH
- : MoSD, ON THE 1lECHAN=
49,. IcsEILLE TURNPIKE.

. 4 +. + s Z
BY virtue of a certain decd Of trust executed 70
the UNDERSIGNED, trustees by Oscar q. Cosby ano
Wife bearing date On The Sd day OF APRIL 1871 ana
recorded in the clerks Office OF Henrico County
Court I'm u. b. SS, mage 202 defanlt having been
and being required go do by the beneficiary In sad
deed, we will proceed 10 sell by anctlon on inc
premises, on TUESDAY. December 8, S7S at II
O'Clock NJ, the TRULY VALUABLE FARM,
known as Olney," upon which the SAID Cosby for;
nierly resided. containing 170I ACRES. Said
FARM has upon tia good DWELLING, containing
about seven rooms and The usual ou.houses, located
in commanding view and surrounded by neanIitul
shade trees, among which are several monsters oil
The forest, ORCHARDS. both Old and young; Young
VINEYARD. It lies beautifully. and X wen adapted
to The growth of anything raised In this section OF
the country. 1t has upon IT wood enough to furnish
fuel Ter years 10 come. This farm Is conceded by
all 10 bc second 10 none In that locality, ana wing
almost Immediately on the Techanicsv1e pike
whichFis kept in good order a the year round. an
swers as great inducement TO any one wishing TO
purchase Virginia lands.
FERNS: AS named IN the deed would be cash suf-
flciebr 10 dcfraY the EXPENSES of sale and 10 pay
bond Of s5.l49S4. aud haancc If any. at such Time
as granor: In said deed may Greet: but more liberal
terms will be made known at the time Of sale:
',' 80 NJ. n. GILLIAN.
.. r.-f 1r....s 3. Trustees.
CtJywSTSc e. POSE AuctIoueers. no 2S
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CHEWING & Rose, AuctIoreers.
BY Jno. Z. Laughton, Jr-, Auctionesr,
No. GIG aIain street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF. LAW LIBRARY
L AT AUCTION.-By virtue Of deed Of trust
executed 10 the subscriber bearing date February l.
1875, duly recorded in Hanover County Court.
shall sell ut auction. IT The auction house of John E.
Daughton, Jr., 9l6 Main street, on TUESDAY the
9th day of December, 1879. At O'Clock 7. NJ about
100 VOLUMES OF VALUABLE LAW-BO0kS,
consisting principally of VIRGINIA REPOR s..
Catalogues may be had and the books examined on
application 10 the auctioncer. W. GODDIN-
de g Trustee.
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SUBURBAN PLACES AND FARMS.

A number OF % WTELLING s, FACTORIES,
,STORFS,, aud FARMS FOR RENT at prices to
suit the times, by RICHARDSON & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
: no 22-1m Ills Main street.
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VALUABLE WAEEh-PO"EE !

VALUABLE WArER-POWEE Hi;n
Y PERTY ON THE North " AErlE ~
HtNALI.'S MILLS Canal. BE ] " T.!
EIGHTH AND NINTH >TREETS. :.NIE%hiN
TO JAMES RlNEK.-lhis valuable iro"i =. =
mrrlv known as the "n!t steel Works" ]. I"'
SALE LEASE. or RtNT. lt lm'- irpn,ui i'
cnet ar,Ga ,irrti Of 23n feet. WIN Ihr b"r!'' 10
right To use. Tree ri rent. from me F'anhtn ffl'
Mills and the ". rns below. 100 inchgs Il "Li,. a-
der L IUEr. foot pressure.
TO capitalists and Olher~ Til, property ot"l. go
liar adv n!agtG
TERMS: Reasonable.
Apply ~ W. h'i'i'N'
no 29-cOiJt Zeal l. tate ~ "I""' F..
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FINANCIAL.
MONEY. AND REAL ESTATE.
LOANS MADE

on Richmond city and suburban real estate, bonds
stocks, or other GOOD ommercial securities at tn
LOWEST MARKET RATES.
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BY Paine 4 Nowlin, Auctiorecrs,
No. 1912 Main street.
T ARGE AND PEREMPToRY Gaia.
LOGUE SALE OF
$4,000 WORTH OF ENTIRELY FRESH
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, SC.

On WEDNESDAY the 10th Of December. com
mencing at 10 O'Clock, we viii sell by catalogue a
The warehouse No. 0 Governor street without lmi
or reserve. very large stock Of entirely FRESH
SEASONABLE, and DESIRABLE GOODS, com
prisng
STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS,
MLRlND SHIRT: trd DRAWERS,
CARDIGAN JACKETS.
RED FLANNEL SHIRTS.
NhHSETLLES QUILTS. COTEE.ETS,
UUCkABAEk TOWELS, NAPKINS.
SIiAWLS, Ribbons.
LINEN CAMBRIA lIANDkERCH1kFS,
rURSETS. LlNEE-BOS0M SHIRTS,
SPOOL COTTON,
! GOO dozen HOSE aud HALF HOSE,
OEERSIIRTS.
WnRSTED LACKETS and NUDIAS.
WURSTED HOODS.
LADIES MtEIED VESTS,
EMBROIDERIES. LhCES,
500 DOZEN ELASTIC SESPENDERS,
SILK SIARFS aud TIES,
KNIrTlNG-YARN.
POCKET BOOKS, HARDWARE,
q cases PERFUMERI,
GLOVES. in variety:
COMBS. PINS. PEAHL BUTTONS,
MIRRORS. BUTTONS,
Assorted STOOL. SILK,
SILK TRIMMINGS.
VELVET BUTTONS. &C., &c.
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MARRIAGES
nEATaEs.

M1rrfed on the 9th instant. BY Rev; Joh ~
ler.e Mr.WILEIAH A.SWhITE 20 sIiss . DS1Ati
ShUSDERS; ali OF Henrico county.
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6eECiTAH.S.
CHRISTMAS SALE.

THRISTMAS SALE.-The ladies OF the
GRACE-STREETP PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
viii hold their CHRISTMAS SALE al The lecture
room corner Fourth and Grace Streets on the TIL
AND 18TH OF DECEMBER: They offer novelties
BRoIDERIES. &c: also. a large and attractive as
sortment of BEAUTIFUL. TOYS, DRESSED
DOLLS, and ELLG NJ BOOKS, sui able for
Christmas presents. They will be pleased 10 see
their friends from 2 n. on THURSDAY, and will
furnish LUNCHES SUFFERS, and REERESH-
MENTS throughout the day and evening OF THURS
DAY and FRIDAY. no Cat
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Houses AND LOTS,

HOUSES AND LOTS,
with or without the modern Improvements, of
sizes, desirably: located, for sale on .ACCONMO-
DATING TERMS. -.
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~ BY virtue OF certain deed o,f trust executed By
j. G. johnson and wife, dated the 22d day Of May
1877. 10 trustee. ed in the clerks ONCE
Of The Chanccry Court OF the city of Rtchmond, In
D. y. 40 s., pugc 274. shall proceed TO sell upon
the premises, by pubic auction. on FRIDAY me
10Th day or December. 1879. ut the honr or L
O'Clock 2. NJ beng required so 10 DO by the bene-
hc!ary aud holder Of notes secured. default having
been made in their payment, the shove truly VAL
UABLE PROPERTY. The stables are wei known
ana centrally located, and are well built, and are
considered desirable fer The purposes for which
they used. The capacity Is considerable for The
sale and Lively business. The lower or eastern sta.
bic fronts 40 feet by 70 in depth he upper or most
western stable AND lot fronts 56 feet by lab feet
inches. a plat of the whole. property Will he OK
hbited at hour of sale, at which time fun paricu-
lars and formation will he given of The boundaries
and interest above described. .-sa
Special attention Is called to this sale and parties
interested in this class of property who wish to in
vest lnVied aud requested 10 attend this sale.
TERMS, UNDER DEED, WILL BE: lash rs 10 cost
and expenses of ,ale and suficency 10 pay off the
two notes of $500 and $500 respectively due.
amounting TO So, 90, With interest from the 26 II
day Of November. 1879; the residue upon such
terms as will be announced at hour of sale.
r. A. MEAGHER, Trustee
ROBERT b. LYME. Auctionecr. deg
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ROOFS. STATIONERY, dc.
-~~~--
DOCKS, AND STATIONERY
1902 AND 1904 MAIN STREET.

4 RANDOLPH & ENGLISH offer on the best terms
the largest assortment Of BOOKS in all the depart
ments of literature -
Also. sTATlONERYof all kinds, and large stock
of FANCY GOODS for old aryoung. de 3-d&w
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MILITARY NOTICES.


4 TTENTION, COMPAN &C."
N FIRST VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS.-TheH
members Of the above company will nlease meet VI
at their armory THIS (Tuesday) EVENING at IL
o'clock. full attendance Is requested. by oroer
A. Al. TOMLINSoN. Captain.
de o-ll* THOMAS DANCE, First Sergeant.
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NOR SALE, NICE LITTLE rEUr Il :

u FARM OF SEVEN ACRES on the cNn e.. Z
sion OF BrOat street one nni quarter mi 60. 49,
OF ne city. with FRAMED DIV l.LlA'' r'"' "
I'M. four rooms: two Closes and u0rCjt"- ru 'l
front aud rear: also. kitchen and stab - a'.i f..
HtlIr %. cnard. Apply 10
81 CHAPLIN, 81 tl'l.a." q : '.
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BY ". GoddiD, Auctioucer,

TRUSTEES 4 Z Ct ION SALE OF
4 EIGHT BEAUTIFUL LOTS IN CHELSEA
OR BOWLING GREEN. IlEEHICO BY virtue OF
a trust deed 10 me. da eli 4th December. 1878 re-
corded In Henrico County Court In ID. q. 1O2, Page
l34, being thereto required by the bcneuriary,
will sell on the premises. on SATURDAY, Dfccm-
Der e. 1879 al AZ o'clock NJ, the above described
LOTS having an aggregate front on the north side
of Chelsea street Of 237 feet by l65 feet TO gnaus
hicn and others. The special attcutiOn Of the rm-
n0yccs at the Chesapeake and Ohio shop, TO wncl
these los are very conveniently ana others is Darii.
cu.a,iy called 10 lii, sale. Trey are high and dry
with Iraenifcf M view Of The city, Title pc feet
. TERMS: Though the deed requires cash, doubt
less more favorable terms will be accepted aud SO
announced at The sale.
4. B. APPERSON, Trustee.
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t,voCHERY. alAss :. ABE 9

TgTYA, GLASS, &c.-Jusl I sv1, ,,,r,,
T.. r,.,c,y OF g~o.,+ 10 Interest nSn.. RI.
- ,srF Sre ss to show So aud ga"s nfs' rsyas
Who 20 cali sial, ~ rewarded Ms it'til,k etioe
r wH srs requested % exam inr t.,S mi IN Up
oh a Ing e,seehrre. Ora ~" TED. v ARE,
TABLE, CUT &JsY "a" Ri 4 WALLACE
]" 4o8 Bread s'F''
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4. b. APPERSON, Trustee.
DISAPPOINTMENT.

IN con: cquence Of rain postponed to sATCR
DAY, December 10, 1879. at ~ o'clock r. ".
\. i. aPPERSON, Trustee.
Il n EkrJI0. Salesman, de 8
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BY Jno. E. Laushton, DR., Auctioneer,
~ =. DIG Main street.

FURNITURE, STOVES, BARRIERS
4 CHAIRS. L0OKING-GLASSES, SHOW
CASES, MATTRES CHILL REN'S. CAR
RAG ES, &C., AT AUCTIuN.-THIS DAY at 10
o'clock / will sell at my auction house ito be re-
moved ut oncel,
MAHOGANY and WALNUT WARBROBES,
MAHOGANY SIDEBOaRDs. SAFES,
3 handsome LOUNGES. TENDERS,
WALNUT and other OFFlCE-DESkS,
Several GOOD LOOktNG-GLASSES,
BUREAUS, WAS1sTANDS, TABLES,
BARBERS' CHAIR and STOOLS,
l LATROBE-STOVE,
HEATING-STOVES. CIIILDREN'S CARRIAGES,
! 6-foot ROUND-FRONr SILVER SHOWCASE.
GRINDSTOSE and STAND,
MATTRESSES, OIL-PAINTINGS,
! set handsome PARLuR- CHAIRS. &C.
Thee goods must be removed TO make room for
BOOK SALE 4. o'clock =. NJ.
JNO. E. LAUGHTON. jR.,
de 9-1t& Auct0ucer.
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MEETINGS.

THE ANNUAL MEETING, OF THE
l. RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHESA.
PEAKE RAILROAD COMPANY VIII be he ~. a.
Mt II NJ. "a per adjournment Move her 5, 1879:
The books for the transfer OF stock will be closed
ION The 3th instant until after he day of meeting.
NO la-td w. f. SMITH, Secretary.
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senator Henry suddenly Awakened.

waihlDGtOn Latter 10 The Boston Post,
A jocular Senator from the West tells
q very good story about another Senator
from Southern State. The latter began
life as brakeman on railroad, and BY
industry and foresight has accumulated
a fortune and high political honois.
Senator Thurman while speaking usually
holds his eyeglasses in one hand and a
huge red handkerchief In the other. He
blows q sounding blast on his nasal organ
In the midst Of u speech quite as naturally
as Senator Dawes looks up In the galleries
every time he addresses the Vice. Presi.
dent. Il was an All-night session. The
Silver bill was under discussion. The
Southern Senator referred to was quietly
sleeping on a soiain the cloak room. Mi,
Thurman wasspeaking. He blew his nose
with such vigot that the report could
almost have been heard in the Secretary's
office. The sleeping Senator was awakened
by the noise, and leaping to his feet
grasped chair by the side OF the sofa and
twisted II around until the author OF the
story grasped him by the arm and brought
him to o realizing sense Of his where.
abouts. 1t Is now an unhealthy matter
for any one 10 call "down brakes" to the
victim OF the Joke.
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offer Of salyationi s not consistent with the
diSpropo prominence given In the
Standard 70 the other view Of the doctrine
namely, It's restriction 10 the elect. The
second article, concerning the doctrine Of
personal election, was allowed 70 stand
without change, on motion Of Or. Thomp-
son, who said: They oil believe 10 the
doctrine Of unconditional personal cleo
ton. After making brief refer.
ence 10 the doctrine Of election,
the article proceeded 10 say, what
had always been held by the Church, that
this doctrine was consistent with the fact
that God would have II that oil men be
saved. They thought that, In the state Of
opinion and Of controversity In this
country and this age, It was necessary they
should make q clearer statement on this
subject than perhaps had formerly been
made; and they had been led 10 bring into
additional prominence the general applica.
ton Of the death Of Christ. Their COMES.
sion would undoubtedly have been far
better and more perfect Confession had II
given clearer expression 10 this truth
The third article, in reference TO tman's
total depravity, 1t was proposed should be
OmIbucuB vi tHe RTOunu tuht " WIS IN
attront 10 the Standards. No one second
ed the motion, and by unanimous vote
the article was passed over unchanged. A
motion was made TO omit from the fourth
article, which treats OF the salvation OF the
heather, the words and perishing for
lack OF knowledge, on the ground that the
Church had no right TO PREJUDICE the il.
ture destiny OF the heather. Il was de-
eided, however, not 10 change the article.
Subsequently the Presbytery accepted an
amendment 10 the following effect: In.
stead Of the concluding words, nor does
she bind those who accept the Standards |
70 hold that God In no case saves without
the use ofthe ordinary means, the follow.
Ing were accepted: Nor does she bind |
those who accept those Standards TO any
Judgment concerning the final destiny Of |
the heather, which will be determined by
the righteous Judge according to the light
they have possessed in this world Some
changes are made in the fifth and sixth ar.
dcles, and the seventh, respecting liberty
Of opinion In the Church, was so amended
rs to conclude thus: AS arc not essential
10 the system OF doctrine contained there.
Ini the Church guarding against the abuse
Of this liberty TO the injury Of It's unity
and peace Mr.. WARDROBE gave notice Of
D motion to overture the Synod for new
and simpler symbols OF faith"
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UP THE RIVER.
News Items aud Personal Gossip From
New Cumberland.

News Items aud Personal Gossip From,
New Cumberland.
NEW CUMBERLAND, January 10, 1879.
Editors IntellIgeneer.
Old Probs has furnished us in common
with the rest OF the country, with a bout.
itul supply of the beautiful snow" and
the merriment incident thereto is all there
has been to break the monotony Of our
winter solitude.
Capt. VIM. Stewart, who suffered com.
plicated fracture Of the arm by being
thrown from sleigh one day last week in
Cincinnati, has returned home.
The annual election OF officers for the
West Virginia Fire Brick Association
takes place on the 18th.
The ball given at the Virginia Hotel,
fairVlew, was well attended, and yas the
ahalr OF the season. Everybody enjoyed
themselves immensely,
report was in circulation that the gas
wen put down last summer BY Smith
Porter 4 Co. had commenced flowing oil
me indications for oil are good. hui the
How has not yet commenced.
Capt Robert Porter has made his an.
nual appearance among us. Misses Nora
anu may Porter have returned from pro.
traeted visit in Ohio.
Miss Emma 0ng, Of Smithfield, Ohio. Is
visiting the family OF L. X. Smith, Eso.
Miss Sallie Clark, OF Washington, Ohio
IS me guest OF Jasper II. Porter.
~. Campbell, Deputy U. S. Marshal
returns to his duties this week. He viii
be missed by his many friends here. "sing
The river men are on the qui riv "or the
ragged edge" waiting the moving OF ths
ice, Of which there: are some indications.
This place is threatened with Hlee club
the formation Of which is in the hands 81
tr9l. j. b. Stewart, who will no doubt
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TRUSTEES SALE.

~ vtr,geai Decl Of Trust made by william No
S nUU an! Annie +. McSabb, his wife, to the under
LEHe fusicr, dated the 18th day Of May, 1875 and
~ trOh In the Clerks office Of the County Court q
~" S county West Virginia, In bOOk Of deeds Of trust
viii on y - FNeS 'SS' 'Ao "''Ho'SSuVS
THURSDAY, the 18th day OF December, A. D. 1875,
SO@nsnClnE 10 o'cOCk \. NJ. sell at public auction
!nc imnt der VI the Court lIOuse Of aid county,
y we Sy Of Wheeling West Virginia, the following
seSilhi real estate situate In said civ county and
SE,lo,WlG The undivided half Of all that part q
~ u4nptfI eShty.nlne, In the 9Th Ward Of sid
ny, SGCh N IaII measures Ss feet In width and
maj with from theCF TO line drawn from
e plht, where the western boundary OF aid mart ol
N. tne.'Tl' With the north line Of Goth street, 10
HTtHs! hereinafter mentioned and Al right ANGLIA
., A'ri and hald Part also includes the TRAN.
S% pur o. StoIh'l between aid line last named
70 AN alley aud 10Th street; the said mart 81
ei aal@uS All alley on the east side OF aid pari
aH measures NJ feet on Goth street. and has 90
NH Aon shops lately operated by William Nc
AMI T A I've same granted TO William MeNabb
jrSI I, Va'" Menlt BY Thomas NCll and others by
Geo. y NJ Sih, 1854 and now oil record In aid
''TIH tosaCe In deed bOuk 10. IS, al iolioS and 4
or ,aoI NLE-one.thr1l Of the purchase money,
n,S more lhCtVOt the purchaser may elect 10
I:.,. ~ AN, And the residue In two equal install.
III .nJ ,,s interest FROM the day Of ale, payable
NJ "ua we've 'nohthA respectively from the day a
sTI STniri by deed Of trust on the property Sold.
,A' 'Ie u'le believed good, but selling a Trustee
Ss GIssy onIJ 'aeh tide rs Is vested In me BY aid
lc rv,.,! GEORGES R. CALDWELL, Trustee
Ths,t'E it Auciloneer. ''' mold
hui, 1Un,e Hl" has been adjourned until FRIDAY
elS.s 4Nh \. D. ISIS al 10 o'clock A. No al SAM
W. ,,,, GEORGE n, CALDWELL, Trustee.
Jan1,,I.V ,.,T ale Is adjourned until WEDNESDAY
III, lSis, At IL O'clock A, NJ, Al sarae Mace.
HEoRiE H. CALDWELL Trustee.
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Rev. TaImage Oh HIS Ear.

NV YoRE, January 12.-Rev. T. De-
Witt Talmage RECALLED his large congrega-
ton to-day with bits Of autobiography,
personal explanations, and denials OF stor-
les about him, The Tribune gives this ex.
tract:
"a story has been told which inyades
the sanctity Of my home, has been stated
in private circles and newspapers, until
ten thousand people have heard the re.
port that sixteen or seventeen years ago
went sailing on the SChuylldll river with
my wife and sister-in.law; that the boat
capsized, and that, having an opportunity
Of saving either my wife or her sister,
let my vile drown and saved my sistor.in-
law, and that married the latter in sixty
days. propose 10 nail that infamous lie
on the forehead Of every man or woman
who shall utter It again, and shall invoke
the law in my behalf. [Great applause. /
The facts in that casualty were as fol.
lows: Sarah TalmAge Whiteneck, my
own sister with her daughter, who was al,
only child, was visiting ut my house in
Philadelphia. Accompanied by my wife,
we started for Fairmont. l suggested q
sal, andhired row-boat, and We all GOT
in, and not knowing OF the dam across he
river, and unwarned by the keeper OF the
boat OF danger, l pulled straight for the
brink. suspected nothing wrong until |
saw people on the shore wildinR
gesticulating,, as i there was danger
ahead. l looked back and found
that We were already on the dam.
] turned back the boat in vain and
we went over, The boat capsixed with
u.s. my wife disappeared and she was
drawn under the dam, from which her
body was not recovered for days. | was
able 70 swim and olung 10 the boat and
my niece hanging on me, while nv sister
was clinging TO the other side OF the boat.
A boat pushed out from the shore and
saved US. After trying 10 resuscitate the
child carriage came. Leaving my wife
At the bottom Of the sehuylkill and with
the little girl still unconscious, sitting on
my lap, my sister and rode home,
"That was the scene over which aomt
ministers OF the Gospel and one publica
ton have dared to make sport. Ny pres
ent vile was not within q hundred mile
Of the place where my first wife lay, ant
they had never heard OF each other. i
was not until nine months aiterward tina
! met my present vile, being Introduce
by my brother, Rev. Going 1almage. N,
first wife was Mary RAvery, OF Brooklyn
Ny present wife was Susan Whlttemore
Of Greenpoint.n h
HWhRt do you think OF q lie like tina
manufactured out ofwhole cloth2 hay
never spoken Of it before, and shall no
refer to 1t again, but give fair notice tina
u any two responsible witnesses will Civ
: me the name OF responsible person n
lpeating this infamous SANDER, / win pa
the intormeB one hundred dollars reyart
I and l will put on the criminal yagabon
and loathseme and accursed wretch VIII
utters 1t the full force Of the law" [Lou
: and continued applause.
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fnRuSrEE's SALE OF UNwoRKED
L WElLcsEASOSED
w agOn Material. &c.

The undersigned Trustee hereby gives notice, that
b Virtue Of the authority derived by him from
Dod o. TnstilAle by William McNab6 to hin, dated
we lsih day oil May, 1875 and now Of record In the
Srfkh Office Of the County Court Of Ohio county West
Virginia, In hNk Of n(ds Of Trust and Mortgages
No. at folio IS, lie will, on
SATURDAY, December II, A. D. 1873,
Commencing Al 10 O'clock A. NJ, sell al public auction,
on ne premises, on Twentieth street. between Main
1nd Market Streets In the city Of Wheeling State Of
Wet NsFItnll, known rs McSAbb's Wagon shop, the
following personal property, tO-Eit:
lh1 VI itIlOeS assorted Sizes about 100 In lOt LOT
OF large CAME cart SpOkCS about 3 lot Of cane caFt
lPoEt assorted sizes about $3.50; 54 iellOeS for front
wheel, Of cane EaSOU; rs cane cart locust hubs NOR
ci snail cane cart hubs, mOrtised; about 500 10.
SuN hula 10 the TOngh, assorted Sizes 80 light two
hOt wagon hounds, 100 bind hounds for cane wagons:
mHVnl h"GndS Tor cane wagons; I20px tongue hounds;
lNmle tells, Gahd boards and holsters for wagons l01
A@All catt shds; u hickory Axes about l2,2SI Ieet
Of oak plank and Nantng; is pieces for timber wheel
RhGl; Que timber wheel axle, tire screws and bands
UnS Hhetl boxing mAchinei one large paint grinding
RlIl' one platform scale one wheel tenOHlnE ma.
ehhr small lot Of paint Aaie In the office two Sats Of
uA'bhith t0OlS; two bolt cutting machines; lot Of
kNOrtrt lar iron In shop and one pair Of wheels and
ALE Of aihree-uherlrV cart.
lERAS OP SALE-Cash.
c.... JOHN ROBERTSON, Trustee.
IEpwELL CALDWELL, Attorneys.
~, HEHvEr, AuCtiOneer. de2
II lhe abore le Is adjourned until SATURDAY
place ~ >'''N A. 80 ~ 'A''''
dele JOuN RnRrRrSOS rr,.,o.
Ihe ahOre sale tSad iOurned until TUESDAY, Jan,
ul :Ih n d, 1879 at 10 O'Clock A. ", at same place
ue1 JOHN ROBERTSiIS TTustne