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Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-11-26
AN ANCIENT WILL.

Ata late meeting of the Virginia
Historical Society the corresponding
secretary read the following testa-
ment, fonnd among the literary re-
mains OF Col. Thomas Warling, Of
"Goldbery," Essex county, "an ar
dent rebel who was with Washington
at the battles OF Trenton and Prince
toni:
1.-THE LAST WILL AND rHTTAMENT OF
OLD ENGLAND
II. Old England, being in o very
weak and languishing state through
righteousness and loss Of Blood, do
make and ordain this my last Will
and Testament in the manner follow
ing, viz:
"Imprints: lido give and bequeath
unto the Bishop of St. Asaph and Pc
terborough to be equally divided
among them-all my religion.
"2. give all my Sincerity to the
Worthy members of the Minority of
the House Of Commons.
SO. give all my knowledge in Pol
itics to Lord Camden and Lord Alb.
ingdon and those other noble Lords
who opposed the Ministry in Cursed
warm America.
"a. give to my sister Scotland all
my Pride and Haughtiness.
rs. give to my sister Ireland the
one-half of my Poverty, Distress, e.
ruin.
IS. give to the Earl of Butte and
Lord North all my Treachery and
Tyranny to be equally divided be-
tween them.
"7. l give to Lord Howe and Gen
erai Howe all my cruelty as reward
for their Treatment of the American
Prisoners.
"a. / give all my low cunning to
Lord Mansfield and Lord George Ger.
main.
40. | give all my stupidity and OBJ
stinaoy to the present ministry.
40. give my Power by Sea and
by Land to the French King.
al. l give my integrity to the
King of Spain.
"l2. | give my Trade and Com
MERGE to the State of Holland
"l3. | give those abject Mortals,
the Tories in America one Ton of
Hemp to be equally distributed
amongst them by j. c.
IA. give my right and Title con-
tanned IN that most glorious Tract
called Magma Charta to the United
States Of America to their Heirs &
Assigns for ever.
''i5. give unto my Colonists in
America, Wis: Canada, Nova Scotia,
East and West Florida, the West In
dies, the other half Of my Poverty,
Distress and Ruin, and ] do appoint
the United States of America to be
the guardians of my said Colonies.
Lastly, nominate, constitute and
appoint the Count d. Almodover to
be the executor Of this my Last VIII
e. Testament. In Witness whereof !
have hereunto set my Hand and Seal
in the Palace Of Necessity this 10Th
day Of April. inst four years from the
fatal day op which my last opportu-
nifty was lost hy shedding the Blood
Of America at Lexington, in the year
l779. OLD ENGLAND. Seal.
"Sign'd, seal'd, pronounced and De-
clared to be the last Will and Tesla
ment Of the said Old England in the
presence Of as who have cheerfuIly !
subscribed our names.
"His Holiness Pope.
ellis Impotence Mahomet.
"llis Ignorance Pagan.
The Printers of the United States
are desired % Register this my last |
VIII In ttheiy News Papers for the |
benefit Of those Legatees who reside |
in America.
"lIer last Words.
"Fest-by Nova Scotia Refugee"
A tin box, bought for ten cents at |
=. ,,l. sc 4,pol n;,,,aI ox-,,rac, ,,n.f- ,Aroc 1
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-30
CLEVELAND &PITTSBURGH R. r..
TONDENSED TIME TABLE OF PASSEN-
Z i GtRTrainS corrected Ia November IL, lASl

MAIN LINE-EoiSG WEST.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-30
PREStIESCE.

The new moon hung in the Sky, the sun was
low in the west.
And my betruthcd ami in the Churchyard
paused To rest
Happy maiden and lover, dreaming the Old
dream over;
The light winds wandered by, AND ROBINS
chirped from the nest.
And 10, in the mCadOw->wCct was the grave
of u little child,
With q crumbling stone AT the feet, ana the
ivy running wild
Tangled ivy and clover folding II over ana
over; $500,
Close To my sweethcart'S feet was the little
mound up-piicd.
Stricken with nameleSs fears, She shrank and
chung To me.
Aud her eyes We're filed with tears for q Sor-
row did not see:
Lightly the winds were blowing, sOtty her
tears were flowing
Tears for the unknown years and sorrow
that was to be,
Il. B. hi,iyTch, i" the Dcccmhcr H"rpcr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-30

OEEFTT34.' MAIN STREET PROP
in thc Municipal Court OF Wheeling,
Louis II. FrauEhcim,
". In clluncery.
{. w. FranZhcim and others,
Pursuant Ia deere" entered by said court in
the above entitled ,'lusc on the lSt day of Mo-
Nrinhcr. 1881, the undersigned commissioner
viii, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, ISL,
At Ia o'clock y. NJ. nj the front door of the
Court HOiIS,. Of Ohio county, sell al public nuc-
ton 10 the higlcs, and best bidder. the follow
ing read estate, tu-w!t: That certain piece or
parcel of land situate on the cast side of Main
street, between Eleventh and Twelfth Streets
in the city Of Wheeling West Va, fronting ON
street twenty-five - feet and running back
with an equal width one hundred aud thirty
two tl;2i feet, hcing the south onr-half of IL
piece Ot land which was conveyed To- tirorg"
W. FrimEhcim, ST., deceased, Icy +. Z. Arm
strong. trustee. and Others, by decd dated the
Ein day of July, 1861, AMI recorded III the office
uf The ICrk of the County Court Of ONO cnun-
~. in deed book No. ~ page ~. and devised by
said George ". FrnnIhriu, ST.. 10y his lhsl VIII
and testament, To his son George William
FrunZhCim, now deceased.
TERMS or SNLE.-OnC-ihiTl of The purchase
money. and rs much more rs the purchaser
may elect 10 pay, in cash, ana the r'>idu" III
three equal annual inSlullmcnl>, WIN interest,"
from thu day al sale, the purchaser giving ms
notes for the deferred payments. with personal
security 10 he approved by said commissioners,
he II Ginning the title until the pay mrll ~ the
purchase munvy in full ,-,..
nnnwi Special commissioner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-30

all other maidens, Mary for that was
her name---had n beau. His name
was Charlcy---Charley StOver---a ro-
mantle name, and the twain wished to
become one. Mary'S mother, however,
objected, and upon hearing such doleful
news the poor girl was "all broke up.h
Her lover would NOT bC iiuntcd, and
by dint of cunning he arranged a plot
for her escape, to which she gladly con-
scented. HeSccured his accOmpliccs, and
after getting near the house, approach
ell quietly and cautiously, I" allay sils-
piciUn. Mary was on the qui vive.
The signal was give; she left and
stcalthily moved toward them, and, a
she WAS being securely seated behind on
the lrinrclv stevd IF her knight, the
wicked Ten eye at the old lady spicd
something not altogether healthy.
Running "ut and hcaping anathrmaS
urnn the heads OF the Young men, she
eXcitcdly made grab at her daughter
who powerfully resisted. In the scultlU
Mary Was Invested II ever stitch of
clothing. leaving her without even Il fig
leaf tn cover her nude form. However,
one IT Charlcy'S friends, Mack Broker,
had the presence of mind 10 throw Il
ridtng-~kirt over her, but in his effort to
hurry her oil them other assaulted him
and tore from his hack Il hran-ncw coat.
lii the meantime Slower and the girls
brother had "Sct-tO,' in which the
former got Il severe cut in the face with
rock. The stronger eventually be-
came victor and bore off the prize. On
their way 70 Greenwood they stopped
at the house of the girls cousin, where
she soon made up an impromptu trouS-
>cau, shortly after which she became
Mrs. Slower in tho presence ola few
interested friends. The next day the
parents came to town and reported the
ease The trial Was set for 10 O'Clock
Wednesday. The witnesses put in no
appearance, and for want %. evidence
the parties were dismissed, and peace
fully started for home and are now
awaiting the forgiveness of the old folk,
tn complete their cup OF happiness.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-30

T~uu
day.
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MAIYEAGH TG THE PRESIDENT.
4 PeppcrS letter From the Attorney
General which Should BE Brought

~ PeDDeFf A4ttlcf tht
General which Should BE Brought
Out.
When the President visited New
York few week ago ne wrote AttOr-
ncy-Gcnerul Mae Ncagh Il letter earn
e~tlv appealing To- him 10 reconsider his
VERBALLY expressed determination and
remain in the Cabinet until the Star
route eases were disposed of one way
or another This WAS in pursuance Of
the Presidents personal request to his
Acknowledgement. Ii was only Il few
DAYS before his visit to New York that
the President had been informed by
Mr.. Mae Ncagh Of his decision, and the
letter written To him was 10 elaborate
and'cmphaSiZcth the arguments employed
at the interview.
To this cOurtrOlIsly wOr,lcd and, UNI
der the circumstances, very propercom-
municatiOn, We have good authority for
saying Mr.. Mae Neagh returned an an
Swer OF Il decidedly offensive character.
Most official communications are couch
cd in not only respectful but polite
terms. no matter how thoroughly OPP
posed in policy or principle the writers
may he; and it certainly is al muaSal
thing for the President to receive from
ot1iCehOlder or civilian any other kind of
an epistle. Mr.. Mae Neagh'S rcjOinder
il, however, declared to be marked
exception 10 the rule we have stated,
and exceedingly offensive i'll style, spirit
and matter His refusal To longer re-
main in charge of the Department OF
Justice is announced in positive terms,
| and one of his reasons, he did not hest.
| tate 10 say, was conviction that the
| Administrations of course,
| the presIJent.-.wa- nut thor2"Snly de-
voted to the exposure and adequate
punishment of the pOStOtficc depreda,
| tors.
1t is, of course, impossible to describe
with any clearne~S i document which
has only been read by u few persons
| and report of whose cOntenIe Is OBJ
| tainable only after it has been filtered
through dozen understandings. and
re, collections, but it is certainly due to
all tn, parties involved and to the pub
lie that the correspondence should be
published. Perhaps the President will
include il in bis forthcoming message
to Congress. although this is not likely.
Perhaps, however, the Philadelphia
Times, which seems to be i'll charge of
all there i left of AttOrney-Generat
Mac Ncagh'S reputation, can obtain his
permission 10 publish the letter he wrote
10 the President, even if he withholdS
the letter to which it is arcply.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-30
FINANCE AND TRADE.
LOCAL AND GENERAL MARKETS HERE
AND ELSEWHERE.
Money Easy at 6 to Per Cent'-Graln
Firm-RaiIroad Stocks Higher-GoY-
ernmentS Firm - Cotton
Unchanged,
THE USURY LAWS IN THIS COUNTRY.

The Society Tor Political Education
has recently issued their Fourth Eco
monte Tract, which is devoted to the
discussion of usury. The contributors
Richard III. Dana, Jr., David y. Wells,
Dudley p. Bailey, Edward Atkinson
andutherS. and the little volume forms q
valuable contribution TO the literature on
that subject. In eight States the only
penalty imposed for taking interest iii
excess Of the legal rate is the forfeiture of
interest; and in eight more the lender
lorfcitS only the excess of the contract
rate over the legal rate. New York,
Oregon and Virginia are the only States
when st maintain extreme usury laws.
In the first State the recipient of uSlry
fnrfeitS both principal and interest, and
is made liable, in addition, 10 fine ami
imprisonment. Virginia forieits con
tract and eXactS Il penalty of twice the
principal, interest and costs. Idaho Ter
ritu!y prcScrhcS fine of 500, or I'M
prsonment for six months, or both.
Mr.. Bailey maintains that the aD0li-
ton of USury laws would he beneficial,
and cites the case OF Massachusetts,
where the law was repealed i'll 1867. In
1856, the loans BY the banks Of MaSsa-
rhusetts ON real estate amounted To but
SlGI45,S9l. Ten years later it had
reached S12I,1 ,1Oj, and in 1850 ii had
fallen to So, 45l ,9S4. Before the repeal,
the loans on real estate outstanding III
any one time in Massachusetts probably
never reached 500, OOO,OOO; to-day 1t Is
said To be S45O, 900, 900. The writer thinks
the extension of loans beneficial, aS en-
aiding the working man and other per-
sons of small means to purchase homes
and borrow money on reasonable inter-
est.
Mr.. Wells concludes that ''uSury laws
are founded on the idea that 1t Is posi-
bic to reduce the rate of interest, which
is the rent of money, by statute enact
mcnt. But anything which 0bStructS
OrprevcntS the rent of money Increases
the purchasing or selling power OF mon
ey. Those who have special knOwlcdg
about property and the command
capital can, under such circumstances,
take the greatest conceivable uSulY,
through the enforced sacrifice otproper-
ty, through the necessities Of its owners,
at low prices. These profits may he 80
or even 100 per cent; but no law Is vlo-
lated, and the public does not complain.
Accordingly, no usury law can he eff
fective which does not also embody, i'll
addition to limitations on the rate Of
lending, provisions forbidding the pur-
Cii'Ht vi properly, 'A'Ept "t ~ III 80
edict of this character, in this age of the
world, would be universally discarded
and condemned"
INV uo ,,o,.;,.
Inc oaliy aNelaSt az 'iav ''T Et
mouse ii'Ht "teh "3H' I,oim'}"''' pV' r'1
the iitrrNcu'i0il ol lioir'oS u" ,Dtal
would nave oeeh inc H"'Sest of the
season:
The nm ,ortations of specie and bullion
III the port Of New York during the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-30
Cincinnati,
Toledo.

TOLEDO. November 29.-Whcat - Quiet
and steady; No > red spot II -; seller De
ccmber 81 - asked seller January 81 3ii@;
bid seller February 81 1864. Curn--Stcady
aud unchanged: No. > spot &c; seller De-
Cvmber ANA January G2C
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-30
The sale Of ThaciScray'S House
From Lund ana UUt,r.

From iU0d 0Hd UUt,r.
Thackvray'S house in Kcn>ington
Photographers has just been sold. This
tine mansion possess more than the
interests which ordinarily attaches 10
the dwelling places Observation-Disclosures,
for it was not only lived in, but built, by
Thackeray. 1t Is of red brick, and, ~
bctittcd the limncrof Queen Anne man
merS is built i'll the style which has been
80 generously named after that monarch.
The house is leasc-hold under the Crown,
and the ground rent amounts to Gl25
per annum. Until recently it was oc-
cupird 10y Mr.. Joseph Bravo, the father
of the victim of the Balham tragedy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-30
1--WE STOCK.
Chicago.

CHC,Go, November 29-Thc Dfor,H .Toof,
mi reports: IFoE,--RcCciptS 5u.Opo head;
shipments Zoo head. Market opened
stronger, became weak and finally closed
firm with good clearance, quality excel
lent: common to good mixed packing - 81
@6 10; light - 75mG %; heavy packing
and shipping SG lU@6 10; skip> and culls
IS $40 ~.
Cattlc-RccciptS 900 head; shipments
1880 head fat cattle generally slow at
lnGrl5c lower, except extremely g""d lot ;
exports 81 UOMG 80: good to choice ~ -
Gr5 -; common 10 fair - SOFA 80; butch
cr~' plentiful and weak; poor tn tair - 90
az -: good 10 choice y uuGa3 -: SinckrrS
and feeders ~ IDn,5 ~; range Catll" steady:
grass Texas nominal - 15hi p; sales
Muntama> at - 90.
Shccp--Rcccipts 5000 head; shipments
loo lead: market unchanged: all poor 10
irShccr very dull; good 10 choice ST OOG
-. extra > StiGI5 -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-30

spirits employed IU it>nguufar-
.. Hr .Jkuu by tho most tr.lrt'c
.... sat. ami feeble, CtTr only being
.H... rH..r fp directions
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-30
CONSUMPTION.

have positive remedy for the above DIS
case: BY its use thousands of cases Of the 40 Il
kind and of long standing have been cured
Indeed, 40 strong is my faith in its efficacy,
that will send Two bottles free, tog 'thHr with
a Valuable Treatise on this disease 10 anS suf-
ferer, Give Eyurc>S and p. o. adtrc - DIR. [,
Y. SLOCCM, Isl Pearl Street Ncw York.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-30
administrators Sale Of Personal Property,
THURSDAY. DECEMBER l, ISL.
w WILL, on

THURSDAY. pEC EMBER |, ISL.
Commencing nj ~ o'clock \. ~, at tlc late res
idcncu Uf George Rogers, d,"Tu>cd, offer az pub
lie auction the following property: pnc lot OF
MrrchnmhSr, consisting uf general stock, IN
V0icing Si,S2@G; - hOgShcadS Of Tobacco,
packed ready iur shipment; pair of French
Mill Buili~ pair at Laurel Hin Mil BuhIr, |
Smut Machine, lot Of Mill Gearing, consisting
Of straps. Ne. We will Hl~p. ut the same time
and place. offer the Real Estate, of which Geo.
Eu!.Cr> diud seized. at private safe.
Terms Of sale made known on day OF sale.
JOHN MOORE and
W. T.. MOORE,
Administrator Of The Estate of George Rogers,
deceased. nONIcgt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-30
The SYMPTOMS of Liver Complaint

Are uncaSncSS and pain in the side, sometimes
pnin in the shoulder, and i mistaken for rhcu-
inati>m: the stomach is affected with loss of
appetite and sickness: bowels, i'll general. cos
tive, sometimes alternating with lnN; The head
ton of having left unhunr something winch
ought TO have been. Sometimes many oi the
above symptoms attend the disease, aud AT
other times very few of them: but The Liver Is
GENERALLY the organ most involved.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-30
Senator Jones on the Presidents Policy.

FrOn III" Virginia CITY Chronicle"
Senator John 7. Jones was on the
Com>tock to-day, and stood an ordeal
of Misunderstanding which spoke volumes
forhiS good nature a. well rs for the
general esteem in which he is held at
home. Senator Jones said: president
Arthur'S Administration will be mark
pd by firmn0SS, wisdom, and IL careful ill.,
depreciation OF the law, aside from any
personal prciudiccS. | do not believe
that "A change is likely To be made in
the New York CUllcctOrShip, at least
for the present. The President will
carry ont the tenure OfOtlice law strictly,
which provides that changes shall not
he made unless charges of inCapacity
are July proved. President ArthurS
vindication of his own record IA Collec-
tor of the Port of New York is complete
in every particular, and Il significant
commentary ON the injustice and incOn-
SiStency of Mr.. Hayes. The removal
of Collector Merritt is a further proof of
the insincerity of Hayes. Merritt had
been in but two years. 1t was given rs
an excuse that he rendered his resigna-
ton to accept the Office of COnSul-Cen-
rral to London, but | happen 10 know
lll,il he tll'l llpt Nt'>llt ill'
did not want to leave New York.
"Do you think Conkling politically
dead"
"By no means. His action in resign
ing the ScnatorShip was perhaps the
mistake of his life, yet he believed he
was right in 50 doing. He is u very
peculiar man in some respects. He is n
Stateman of great ability, force, and
purity of character. His integrity is
absolutely umimpeachablc. He will
never be- popular with the masses, for
he will not truckle to popular prciu-
diccs. If he does not like man and is
told that he once served Il term i'll the
State prison, he will say: 4 believe it,
| and will hct on it, If he likes IA man
he is equally strong in his support,
no matter what may he brought against
him. The public career of tOnkling is
h ~ L
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-30
DRY GOODS.
Nov York.

New York. November 22.-Dry Goods
There i fair movement in cotton and
wnnlrn goods, shirts, drawers, &c. on ar-
count Uf hacl, orders, but new business
continues light with package houses and
iobhcrS. Cotton goods firm and in limited
supply. Mems wear wuulcnS in light re-
quest and steady Prints dull. Foreign
goods quiet,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-30

Sunday Express leaves Wheeling So NJ;
arrives W"iI,hurI, 80 \. NJ, Si"un"nL ~" H:b'
\. NJ, making clos" connection for Western
points.
Trains leaving Columbus AT $40 y. NJ: and H:1I
A. NJ. run daily. Through Chicago INpr">S,
leaves tulumbuS dHil! except Sunday, hlbp'
l.. ". with sleeping car attached. arriving III
Chicago ~ : 10 next morning. B"Th- can Ia
secured in advance nj Union Depot ticket Office,
Columbus.
CarS through without change from Si"ubcn-
vile cast iu phiIHd'lphiu and New York, and
west To- Columbus. 10 Cincinnati, Louisville,
indianapolis aud -. Louis.
For through tickets. baggage checks. Sleeping
observation-disclosures amy further Iniprina-
tiunnpply tUJ",cph M.Bcl"N ill", Ticket Agent
at pHn-IIanil- Depot. foot "f Eleventh street,
or At CIV Ticket unIc,. under Mcclure liouNc,
Wheeling. ,,,,.,,,,
Cent Manager. Pittsburgh, IA.
T.. y FORD,
Gcmn rmss. and IIri..i Ngrm-. IIIlshurgh. -.
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nDail! Except Sunday.
Nos. : and : stop nj all stations.

H.. o. Palace, Drawing i;u"m and Sleeping
Car, on all night trains
C!o,r connections made ;"r al! points Soii:h
and Southwest. North and Northwest ,InrklnE
IhiS'rt,'~ir:hlr rOu!' for "oluu'-!~ ana persons
moN ing Ia the great W,,i, ANA 10 whom pirti-
ruiHr attention - given.
WHEELING. PfrT-BUEGG MD BALTl-
MORE DIVISION.
Leave Wheeling. ESQ ~. m. :In and i:5 y. III
No tr iH% rum on this division On sunday.
Tickets oIll principal point On sale AZ depot.
office Upcn al all hours during the day.
Information t. the yelling public cheerful
~ given. W. NJ. I l.EMENlS, VI. oi L.
X. +. pENRllS. Gem Agent, Wheeling.
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Commissioners Sale

~ VALUABLE MAIN STREET PROP
VERTY.
In thy Municipal Court Of Wheeling,
4 uuiS a ErDuZhciIu
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

WINE EPNI;TMEN1S Of TIDY; TENT
y hooks furnished 81 "">i; calendar ar
Tnng,d TO Suit teachers: expenses for one wear
rrGlu Sl.b to -: nun-sucIailHn, ilh"ri! liInr-
ungh Fall term begins September :, ISL. ~
tendance last wear from iw"niy-rlghi counties
Of West Virginia and from eight state amt
Territories.
Number of students larger tlan f"r ten years
previous.
For Catalogues and other information apply
To the Acting President, II. h. PtRlNIoN,
MOrganiuWn. West Va. !uI'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-30

... .... hereditary lH.I' NE INl~1l
...ag.urrar"~~ rrnta.a,ErE~lPS-
. AMER ur skin discuss, vuul vN.vr-
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BATTLING FOR 4 BRIDE.
An EIopeMent i'm Arkansas Under
Novel circumstances.

Although far advanced in civilization,
Arkansas has still her adventures and
Iomancy$. Just three miles southeast
OF Charleston lives Maynard Chilean,
N" father UIn .c@-ycar-Old las. Like
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TIL
PUBLIC SALE OF STOCK

V7HE BOARD or DIRECTORS OF THE
1 West Virginia Exposition and State Fair
Association having legally required the delin-
Ilurut subscribers iur stuc; of said Association
Ia pay up their shares in full, which require.
mCnt has not been complied with 10y some OF
said subscribers and stockholders, by order OF
the Board Of Directors Of said Association,
made Un the I'd day Of November ISL, the
shurUS uf such delinquent subscribers and
shareholders will. before the court House door
of OHIO county. on the III day Of December,
1851. at ~ o'clock \. ~. Inc Offered for sale ut
public auction. Ia the highest bidder for cash
BY order OF the Board.
nGIa GEORGE HOOK, Src'y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-30

Some of the stockholders OF the Mechan-
les Bank, are preparing to sue the directors
for the recovery of the money abstract
TIE. cashier through their urgli'
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Gen. G. T. Bsauregard, of Louisiana, and.
Gen. JubaI A. Early, of Virginia.
,E-TickcrS aIc so only. Halves, =
l'if.hS. -. Tenth>, =.

II 20 FTiHc~, amounting ~ -
Gen. &. L. licaurcgard, Of La. commissioners
Gen. Jubal y. Early, Of Va, }
Application for rates 10 clubs should only h
made 10 the Office of the Company in New Or
leans. Write for circulars or send orders TO
VI. \. DAUPHlN,
New Orleans, La
Or VI. \. Dauphin, al No. 2l2 Broadway, Ne
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-30
Cincinnati.

CINuNNATr. November 29.-HngS-Duli;
common and light 81 00@G 10; packing
and butchers 81 OnGr6 81 Receipts li,3DD
head. Shipments l~l head.