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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-13
PRODUCE.
Wheeling.

The market is quiet and prices, except IN
4 few instances, remain the same Us at our
last report. There has been large rush
of green stuff at lower prices this season
than for many years past, and while the
demand is good low prices are the rule.
The quotations on sweet potatoes and water
melons are for Eastern stock. The prices
ouoted below are wholesale figures and all
Green stuff Is home raised. The
quotations are changed on Tuesdays and
FRIDAYS. although the prices are subject
to fluctuations between those days
Butter-Demand good; choice creamery,
l1al2c; country choice l0allc; good coun-
try Ease; common 3a5c; supply scarce.
Becswax-Quoted At 22a9ic per pound.
Beans-Hand picked navy 81 lOal -
per buShel; unstable.
Dried Fruit-New evaporated pared
reaches 17alSc; impaired do 10al2c; raSp-
berries 11alSc; blackberrieS TaSc; new sun
dried apples, quartered, !a2c, sliced 4a5c;
peaches, new halves, 4la5lc; do quarters
s5c; do pared lIalSc; pitted cherries Sa9c;
new evaporated apples 5a6c. Market on
Tdried fruit nominal; demand moderate.
Cheese-Sales in jobbing way Of prime
mild Ohio factory at Sic; New York ia
lie; Sweitzer 10a13c; Limberger Sal2c.
Eggs-Strictly fresh stock at to Toe pei
doz supply fair and demand slow.
Feathers Choice, 50a55c, in original
packages; 4a5c more in small lots.
Honey-ChOice white clover, l3al4c
choice buckwheat, 12al4c.
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4 BIG SNAKE CROP.
How an Old Farmer Cleaned Out an Army
Gfilack snakes.

From me HitH,hrryh tPtD Pr%
Mr.. wills Weller, residing abont two
mile south of Middleburg, al the foot OF
Shade Mountain, while engaged in clearing
4 piece OF new ground on his farm on
thursday of last week, was terribly annoy
rd by the number of black snakes on the
patch. Some he killed, hut great many
escaped his brush fork, " and nearly all
run in the direction of large brush pile in
the corner OF the patch and close To Il bank
over Il spring which was covered by thick
.Towth of under brush. lie concluded Ia
investigate matters u little, and it did not
take him long To satisfy himself that he had
struck a colony of the reptiles which hnd
taken harbOr unter the pile 81 dry brush.
Henoticed a particularly large one blSk-
ing in the sun few yards from the place,
md he proceeded to get 4 rail from the
fence with which to dispatch it, but IN do
ing ~ hc broke one " the stakes on the
fence. The noise caused by the breaking
of the stake evidently arouse the sleeping
reptiles, and ne witnessed 4 perfect vollry
ofSnakeS darting from under the thick un-
.lcrbruSh into the brush pile. lie stood
rivcted to the spot with establishment, and
looking up saw no less than twenty snakes
of all sizes sticking their heads ont Of the
brush pile Remembering that he had
Used a bundle of long straw for seat on
his stone boat" ne FASTENED to 81 1t,
and setting it ON fire, east IT over the brush.
In an instant the whole pile WAS one
blaze, and he then witnessed scene
which he says no one would ever care To
behold again The heat was 80 intense
that none of the reptiles could poSSlb!y eS-
cape. and they rolled out oft black, blind
Ell, and scorched, biting at everything
they touched, and in most instances died
with their fingS fastened in their own
-rharred bOdieS-evidcntly preterrlnS SUI
eide 10 death in the flames Some darted
from the outside into the fire. miIdly
striking at the flames, until their bright
black coats had been turned into IN aShcn
gray bv the heat. In fifteen minutes 4
smoldrring stump WAS all that WAS left OF
the brush pile. He was about to leave
the spot. when he yenturcd to look into
the stump, which was hollow, where, COW
cred hv a thin layer of ashes, lay no less
than a bucketful of snakes, resembling
huge sausages in 4 large creek, roasted
Just hard enough to cause the flesh TO dr'p
of
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Thursday. the 18th DAY of July. 1856

commencing AT 10 o'clock a m. the following
real estate, 10 wit The tract Of land situate on
the waters Of Little Wheeling Greek, in Liberty
district, in Ohio county, known as the "Hevey
farm" bounded by the lands OF c. 5. Terril, VIM.
Ray jas. II. McConn, 7. Y. Heryey and Others,
and containing lS9 acres, more or less
And by virtue of said deed, will sell at public
ancfinn ON the nremiSes on
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LIVE STOCK.
WhePliDg,

The cattle market this week WAS fairly
active and prices in all instances remained
the same rs those Of last week The hog
market advanced quarter and WAS
active, while lambs were somewhat quiet.
MeSSrs. Hudson * Bayha furnish the fol-
lowing quotations:
CATTLE, 900 to LOO lbs stock 33aic
per H.; 500 10 900 lbs. 3la3tc per ID; T00
TO 500 lbs. 2ia2}c per ID.
Hogs-Markct active; 4ai3c per III.
IambS-GOod at :sal4c per III.
CalveS-SS OIa5 O0per head.
Shecp-2laSc per III.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, Aug. 12-The Drorcrs' Journal
reports: Cattle Receipts :. 500 head; ship
ments J, 800 head; market fully steady;
shipping steers 81 Goal 10; stockers and
! feeders 81 40a3 30: cows, bulls and mixed
| 81 5Oi3 20: bulk s. 6Na2 30: through Tex
ans steady; steers 81 75a3 80; COWS s. OUa
( > 20
/ HoSs-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
/ j, 700 head; market strong; rough and
mixed 81 10ai ~; packing and shipping
81 S0a5 %; light weights s. 90ai 50
skips 81 50a3 80.
Shecp-Receipts 1900 head; shipment:
COO head; market strong and active; NATIVES
s. 75a4 %; Western 81 J0a3 Is; Texan:
81 O0ss3 %; lambs s. 75a5 -.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, August -Cattle-Re
ccipts, TAI head; shipments, 500 head
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-08-13

Uhler Hensel does his usual utmost, and
he can be counted on to do that.
1t is no disparagement of the eminent
abilities and public services of the Hon.
William A. Wallace to say that Mr. Black
would make stronger candidate. Wal
Lace is statesman with past; Black is q
statesman with a future
Mr.. Wallace has declared his candidacy,
and he is already attacked as corporation
attorney and mOnopolist, q man not in
sympathy with the interests of labor.
These attacks may be unjust, but they are
damaging; and it is certain that Mr.. Black
would command the enthusiastic support
of large portion of the Democracy OF
Pennsylvania which might be apathetic or
even sullenly hostile in tie event of Mr..
Wallace's nomination for Governor.
The record of Chauncy F. Black, like
the record of his distinguished father and
preceptor in the principles of true DemOc-
racy, is conspicuous and unasSailable on
all questions affecting the interests OF
labor.
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Andrcw Jackson,s WAY.

XXI H'ADiH H'N>'tJ' V' t" ''"' If'H'
The influence of an accommodating sur
plus upon the legislation of the general
government and the States, its effects upon
the credi; system of the country, prOduc-
ing outrageous extensions and ruinou>
contractionS. fluctuations in the price OF
property, rash spcculalions, idlencSS, cX-
travagance and u deterioration OF morals
have taught us the important lesson that
any transient mischief which may attend
the reduction of our revenue to the wants
of the government Is To b2 borne in pref
ercnce to an overlooking treasury. The
simplest mode OF obViating all difficulties
which have been mentioned is 10 collect
only revenue enough To meet the wants oi
the government. and let the people keep
the balance Of their property in their hands
for their own profit.
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BROTHER GARDNER.
The Lime Kiln Club Apostle breaches Sum-
mer Sermons.
DSt-yit Free Press

long ago dun made up my mind dat
adVerage humanity expects too much on
dis airth, an dat we am all too selfish tC
really iniOy ourselves.
ii We plan for huckleberry excursion
we look fur dry weather, no matter how
much our naybur's CON an taters want
rain.
If dar am any danger offspring frOStS We
expeck dey will fly Ober our garden an
light down on somebody elSe's truck-patch.
We expeck cyclones now an den in de
material order of fiugS, but we dOan' eXpeck
'em to hit our eand Of de country. We am
sorry fur sich people rs was in de way, but
dey Orter bin SOm'eTS else, you know.
If we take in tramp over night we en-
peek him TO be honest an grateful. lfany-
body else takes in one an gets beat, our
yardict am dat it sarved 'em right.
We expeck to git dc big eand of de trade
when we swap horses wild man, but If we
diskiyer dat we hev bin cheated We want
DE law to punish him fur a Swindler.
MOaS' of Us am willin' to take our
chances on matrimOny, if de gal am good
lOOkin' or de young man has cash, but
NHtu uC IOlLll pill> DCSlH ~ ny w p4""''
our friends dat dey didn't warn us.
Ii We lose our pocket book we argy dat
de pusSOn who find it am Us bad rs thief
If he dOan't return it. If We find some one
clse'S pocket book we-wcll, it comes like
pulin' teeth To let 90.
We rcspeck our naybur, but we want
our bects an cabbage an onions to keep
lbout a week ahead of his
We dOan' know of any pcrtickler reason
why lightnin' should strike our ban, but
We kin furnish halfa dozen reasons why II
should burn bans all around us.
We begin in October To predict mild
winter, an if we happen TO git one we kick
like n steer de mex summer bekaSe we hey
To pay mo- fur ice.
tell We, my frcnS, when come to real
iHe iist what queer piece of clay We am,
an how much workin' obcr we need to
come ont pcricck, | can't wonder ohcr dc
ShOutin' and hurrahin' in hcabcn when
one Of us grown folks finds his way i'll.
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SATURDAY. AUGUST Il. 1856.

commencing at 10 o'clock a. M, at public auc,
ton at the front door of the Court HOUSE Of Ohio
county. West Virginia, in the city Of Wheeling.
the following described real estate, lying in said
city, that is la say:
fTs-A part OF lot No. lbs situate on the east
side of Market street, in the city of Wheeling
aforesaid. In the second wand thereof, beginning
al post sixteen llGl feet north of the corner ct
said lot IL: thence with the line of said market
street north twenty three (sD feet, ten lOl inches
la past: thence CaSIwarlly siNty-cight tb>l feet
Ia post; thence south six o. feet Ia post thence
east iIlly-lMO or feet Ia past and corner AZ said
lot 81 ground: thence south seventeen ia feet
ten no. inches Ia n post: thence WcStwarily one
hundred aud twenty 40 feet Ia the place at be-
ginning. and being the same property which was
conveyed Ia James Rankin 10y o. l.. Cranmcr,
special commissioner, 10y deed dated April NJ,
1870 ami recorded in Deed Book No. -. page 20,
Of the land rCCOniS Ohio county, West Virginia.
Ncnd-Also another part Of said lot No, rs
which lot l. in EbCncZcr Zane addition Ia The
city of Wheeling which part fSaid lot i bound.
I'd and described aS follows: Beginning at a post
four ~ feet east Of the corner Of the house sold
t. : -. Robinson; thence east With said Robin
sons line iuriy-cight as feet Ia lsNt on the
alley thence north along said alley Ia n post on
Madison street. Unuw Tenth street. thirty feet:
thence west with the line Of Tenth street i"Hy-
eight iNl feet Ia "A post; thence al night angles
with said street south 10 the place Oi beginning.
and hcng the same property conveyed Ia james
Rankin 10y q. L. CnumCr, special commissioner,
by decd duly recorded in the land rccopiS Of said
ohio county.
ON the fir>t parcel Of land there is erected n
large brick building, on the second there is u
blacksmith shop.
TERMS OF SALE-OnclhrI Of the purchase
money. and mUrr IL the purchaser ~ elect, in
cash "n the day of sale the balance shall l'c paid
in two equal iustHlHrutS in one AMI two NCars
from day uf sale. with interest from that day the
purchaser giving notes therefor. AMI the title Ia
the property Ia bc retained until the purchase
money shall have been paid in full.
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Wednesday. The 2srh bay Of July. A.. D. 1856.

Commencing at 10 O'Clock n m, at public anc
lion. at the front door of the Coun House uf Ohio
county. West Virginia, in said city OF Wheeling
Ia the highest bidder, the real estate IN said city
of which said John Brintun died seized and
puSsCSSCd, that j. Ia say:
lot so. u on the plat Of the addition commonly
known n "John EOtrs Addition" which lot j.
nj the northwest corner of Market and Twenty
sixth streets less portion Oi such lot heretofore
conveyed Ia Patrick MCtinhun by said john BTin.
ton aud wife 10y deed datci October ~, l~nS, and
now Of record IN the Office Of the clerk Of the
County Count Of said county in Deed Book ~, ut
page bDN, such portion being bounded NJ iounNs:
Commencing At the southwest corner 81 said tot
at the corner 0f Twenty sixth street aud the alley
IN the rear Of the lot, and running thence In an
rastcrly direction with the north side 81 Twenty
sixth street fDrty-tw0 feet; thence In nnHhcrly
direction back from Twenty street plrAll 81
with said alley "a the north line Of said lot,
thence running fDTty-twO feet Ia the cast inc 81
said alley and from thence with the eat line Of
s.lid alley tn the place Of beginning.
Also the undivided Ouc-iUuTth Of ~ much NJ
the south half Of lot No y In the same addition
0riug the next lot north 1f said lot q and front
ing on the west side Of Market street,. ~ J. len
atcr dcluCiiug from such half lot the part thereof
conveyed Ia sAid MCGahOn by Said deed, which
part j. bounded as follow: Beginning at the
southwest corner 81 the half lot On an alley and
running thence with the cast side Of the EIIcy a.
the northwest corner pf 81 said hall Bot thence
UaFaliCl with the south line 81 the hall lot g. irci
thence parallel with the west line Ia the suih
line thereof. and from thence q feet 10 the place
Of beginning
ON said portion Of lot "a To be sold there Il
erected double tenement brick house, two 40
ri.s high, the north side being dwelling AMI
the south side nj the corner Of Twenty sixth and
Market street having 4 store nom on the first
door aud the rcst 81 the house Icing dwelling.
and on the par Of said half lot 81 l,c I'D there
l. a two-sinry brick dwelling. said property IL
exceedingly desirable.
TERN. or SALK-One-thiri Of the pUrrha
money and ~ much more thereof a. the purchaser
shall elect % pay, cash In hand on day ~ sale. and
the residue thereof payable in two equal Install
mcuts I'm one aud two year from the day 81 sale,
IS it'll interest from that day: the purchaser tp give
hi. note for the deferred payments hS,drin2 inter
81 with personal security thereon saiisiaft0ry IN
the special COntui pOner and the title Ia the pruI-
crty soh 10 b" retained until the payment Ia full
Of the purchase money. -
ALFRED CALDWELL,
Special Commissioner.
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GROCERIES.
Wheeling.

Inc market generally Is somewhat III
proved. There is aquiet but steady mark,
ct for all kinds of coffee with prices un-
changed. Sugars continue in good de,
mand, with rather firm tone. ProviS-
ions are on the boom, with a prospect OF
continuance Canned goods nominal.
RICE-Carolina head &c; Carolina choice
&c; Carolina prime &c; Louisiana &c;
/ Java pearl &c; Broken 3 &c.
| SYRUPs-ChOice Sugar Syrup 34a31c;
Ordinary Sugar Syrup 24a25c; Honey Drips
26a2Sc: California White Drips 33a35c;
Fancy Syrup, three gallon three hoop pals,
800 per dozen; BiXby Maple Syrup (har-
rels) Soc; Bixby Maple ! barrels Sc; Blk
by Maple 90 gallon kegs 60c; BiXby Ma
pie q gallon kegs &C; BiXby Maple quart
cans 3Oc. Sugar House dark 20a22c;
| &c additional i'll half barrels; New Crop
/ New Orleans MolaSSes, Fancy 45aiSc.
/ Choice 43a45c; Prime 3iai0c: Fair 3ja5Sc;
/ Choice Bakers 2SaSOc. New crop mOlaSScs
of all grades now III and very fine. Mixed
goods New Orleans 32a36c.
PRovIsIoNs-LArgeS S. c. hams l2ial2gc;
medium S. G. hams l2{al3c; small ). G..
hams 13la13!c; California hams SIC; 5. c
breakfast bacon 9a9ic; 5. G. shoulders Ssa
SIC; homeless hams 9a94c; city sides SASH
bacon shoulders &c; ham beef l:ial3!c;
ordinary beef 1Olallc; country sides 7a1 c;
family mess pork, 5lb pieces, Sl2 Ola
l. 30 bean pork, fine clear, Sl3 OOal3 -.
LARD-Tierce &c half barrels 1Ic; tubs
lie; buckets &c; tin pals, 3 lbs, -; tin
pals, > lbs, &c; tin pals, 10 lbs, 7ic;
tin pulls, 20 lbs, Tie; tin pals, 5Olbs., &c.
CANNED GOoDs-Standard BIB table
peach 81 Goal -; pie peaches 3lb 95c; pic
peaches Glib 81 10; No. tomatoes 81 GOA
| 10; Sears corn 90c; do WinSlow'S 2lb
81 20; do ID grade 2lb 75c; strawberrieS2lb
81 10; blackbcrrieS 2ib 81 90; raSpbcrricS
2tb 81 90; DamSon's 2lb 95c; lima beans ?lb
soc: cove oysters lib light 5jc: do I'D full
weight 9EaSl %; string beans 2lh SiaHc;
Succotash 2ib 9Oca$l ~; early June peas
81 10; French peas 26c each; pineapple
II 10; Marrowflt peas BIB 81 1ja2 10; goose
berries 2ib 9Oca$l %; 2lb Kinney salmon
81 81; 2lb Pillar Rock 81 40; BIB sweet po-
tatocS 81 -.
WOODEN WARE-No | tubs s. 80; No.
, 81 30; No. 3 s. 80; , hoop pals 81 40;
3 hoop 81 Is; $lp$l 20; single waShboards
81 30; double do. - 30; fine crimp double
do. 81 -; single 5? 80.
FRUITs-New Valencia RaiSinS l0al0ic;
new Layer Odora, 12a12ic; new halves,
dry peaches, lailc
Ou-Lard. extra western strained soc;
carbon, Ito, Sc; carbon, 80, Sc; white
miners best winter %Ga;i'c; white miners
No. 3;;ia55c.
FlaH-No. mackcrrl, 300 ID Sl2 -,
100 ID 81 60, 30 III s. o. - III s. IL, 30 III
- G5. 10 III 81 80, 20 III 81 81, l. ID 81 -,
10 ID 81 IL; No. = maekcrcl, POO ID s. ~,
100 ID 81 -, ~ ID 81 %, - Id 50 -, 30
ID 81 60, 10 III s. 80, ~ ID 81 -, - III
81 -, 10 III 81 o.; No. mackcrcl, POO ID
SG5O 100 ID 50 -, 30 ID So 10, ~ lbS2 -,
- Id 81 10, 40 ID 81 -, 20 lb 81 OO, II ID
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Philadelphia.

PA, August 12.-Flour
STEADY for choice fresh ground old wheat
new winter dull. Whcat-Firm; rejected
red 62a52c; steamer Ne. , rcd S0!aSl lc;
No. 3 red S2c: No. > red 81; do. August
size; September S!laS4ic; October s5+a
SC; November sGiaS1c. Con-Spot
strong and in good demand; futures strong
but quiet; No. 3miXcd on track 52c; No.
, mixed do 52lc; No. , mixed August 49i
a5Olc; September 50!a5lic: October 81 !a
52!c: November 5l!aj2!c Olts-Spot
unsettled and lower; rejected white 81
3lc; No miXcd3iIc;No. white 37a:i7 &c;
No. , white 50; No. white 40c; futures
dull and Il shade easier; No. , white Au-
gust 35;a3Glr; September 35!a35!c; Octo-
Der 35Ia36c; November 35ia3Gic. Lard
Steady; refined Sc 30; prime steam s. -.
Eggs-Dull; western fresh l3!allc.
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WOOL.
Wheeling.
TUESDAY,, Augu

TUESDAY, August 10.
There has been no change whatever i'll
the local market since our last report and
il looks likS the market had settled down
to quiet state for some time 10 come.
When the Eastern manufacturers have
made thcirclcaranceS and set fall prices on
woolens, there may he quite a Frightening
in the market. which until that time will
doubtless remain in the present quiet con-
ditiOn. The market remains firm at same
prices as at our last report rs follows: M
washed, 80 to &}c: unwaShed, One-third of;
medium washed, 80 to 33c; unwashed, Is
t. 2Uc.
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PETROLEUM.
Pittsburgh.

flttsDurSn'
PTrTsRURGH, August l2.-Petroleum-
Steady and firm; opened at g.! &c; closed
at cole; highest Gle, lowest GO!c.
Titusville.
TITUSvILLE, August l2.-PctrOlcum-
National Transit certificates opened a
Gle; highest lsc; lowest cole; closed Al
cole.
bradford.
BRADFORD. PA, Aug. l2.-PctrOleum-
National Transit certificates, opeheC
at 81 e.; closed ut 6O!c; highest &c; low
est cole: clcaranccs l,;I0, 900 barrels.
oil City.
OIL CITY Aug. l2.-Pctroleum-OpencC
at Cite, highest 6lsc, lowest cole, CLOSED
at colo. Sales, 2,0i7, 900 barrels; clearances
3.O52, 900 barrels; charters, 81 ,9Si barrels
shipments, 13,71O barrels.
New York
NEW YORK, August l2.-Pctroleun
opened weak at Gle, highest, broke tC
Goc: closed at G0!c Sales 3,995, 900 bar,
rclS.
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b & o. r. X
ElASr.

Express Chicago and Cob -.
Express Chicago and Cob.
Express Chicago and Coli b.
GAINESVILLE AccOm................
Cambridge Accom-, $1,000. -.
BELLAlRE & ST. GLARS,
WILLIE RY
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EAST LIBERTY, August 12.-Cattle-Re
ccipts, 741 head; shipments 500 head
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4 CarI.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and mdiScrctions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, etc, |
will send you u receipt that will cure you,
free of charge. This great remedy was dis
covered hy missionary in South America.
Send a Seli-addrcS>ci envelope to the Rev.
Joseph T. Inman, Station ID, New York
wa.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YORK, August l2.-Dry Goods
There WAS the usual demand for miscella-
ncous aSsortments, a much larger business
through deliveries on old engagements and
the bone OF the market very firm; for
ladies skirts there was an improving re-
quest, with the large demand showing
preference for the Brunswick AStrakanS,
which are increasingly popular with the
succeeding season.
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Mr.. BLACKS Prospects in Pennsylvania
Ns,p lOrt SHR

From the subjoined remark by MI:
Georae Washington Childs, we infer tina,
This acute observer and well-lniormed
citizen regards the nomination of Hon.
Chauneey F. Black As q foregone eoneiu'
sion:
at loo;s as II Black will be the Color io'
pemocratie wear Al the fall election
With the Black flag at the 'front.' the
nrosDects of Democratic victory IN the
coming campaign in Pennsylvania VIII Ok
the brightest-that is, if the Hon. Willian
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STATE ~ WET VIRGINIA, COUNTY on ONO, CRY
~ WHEELING.
!, Thomas " DarrAh, Clerk 81 said Court, do
hereby certify that the AiSOye named Special
Commissioner has given bond and security A. re-.
quired 10y Law and said decree.
THOMAS ". DAERAH, Clerk.
June %, 1856. juSd
The above sale has been adjourned until SAT
rRDAY. AUGUST It, isl. commencing at 10 =.
m, at sAme place. ALFRED CALDWELL,
au6 sUccial Commissioner.
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SUNDAYS.
Leave the City at 100 a m, and every hour 10
JuO p. m
Leave Wheeling Park at 500 a. H., and cvcPy
hour % lUtO ,. m.
Church Train AT l2:lO p m.
G. IIIRSCH,
Superintendent