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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-08-13
NO. 90.
give it up-as directed by the Court. 5 and
accordingly ha.ded ii over 10 The; offieec.

Foreign .News.-The foreign news fila
onr paper to-day, TO the exclusion of other
matter for which We should have been
glad 10 find a place. The Cambria has
proved herself the tastes, boat yet launched
upon the Ocean, and this lime came unoo
US by surprise. The news is principally
interesting 10 commercial view. Cotton
had advanced and the sales for The FORT
night were enormous. The stock in. Liy.
erpool is now but little larger than last
year, and the extension of consumption
leaves little doubt ofils falling below that
poini,hefore the season is over. The iron
speculation is done, and the specuIa,o,.
TOO. One house had failed in Liyernopol
from the calapse, and we look for many
more. The speculation had been carried
so far That il can hardly full to make a
huge ruin among the gamblers. Politically
there is, 1olhiDg of much interest. save the
symptoms of an increasing disaffection
among the Tories towards The Peel Admin.
is'ration. 1t is the opinion of not few
that this will end in forcing Sir Rober,
upon The Free Traders for support. His
position will then he moi unlike the one
Mr.. Tyler occnpied.-Mercury. 5th inst.
Kissing.-The sweetness of kissing de.
prnds with us altogether on the sIyness nc
the Thing. Take our worl for it, ,be sfo.
len draughs are The most delicious. We
would rather be 'cutup into cat fish bait
than kiss girl in company. Bedsides,
there is great danger in The promiscuous
kissing which is INDUCED in at par,ies,--
Ten to one If your lips do mol. at The yerv
moment they have been revellins in the
most ecslatic enjoyment, come pop!
upon those of some old maid, SO sour thar
you cannot gel. the taste Of the bitlers ont
OF your mouth for week. No! mi
kissing jn public is not the way to man.
age the thing; il destroys the reverence
with which man delights TO wrap the
wondrous sex, and none but bu6gler will
resort TO it. If you wish 10 enjoy kis.
in all lis raciness-a kiss al once delicate.
airy aud spirituelte. YET one that will cause
every pulse in your body TO thrill with
ecstaey-get your little eharmer
freezing nisht-s,eal your arm round her
waisl-take her hand gently in your own
and then drawing her gently towards
you. kiss her with long, sweet kiss. "a
if you were bee sucking honey from a
flower" There's true kissing for you.-
Yankee Blade.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-08-13

NFThefrieuds nf Col. JOHN QUArTLE
BUM announce him as candidate ior 'he
office of Tax Collector, at the next cleo
ton. July l
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-08-13

4 Speculation Spoiled.-We had heard
various arguments and Suggestions, as TO
the power aad propriety of extending our
revenue laws over Texas. IL seemed TO
lie agreed that this could only b. done by
Congress, aud in this state of things, it
was runnred that immense schemes "f
fraud were in progress to evade our reve.
nue laws, through the custom house of
Texas. But alas! these bright and wick
ed dreams Of u golden harvest, must van
isIl as vision Of The night. The circu.
lar letter of the Secretary of the Treasu
ry, shows that The revenue laws Of The
United States and Texas remain precisely
as they did befure annexation took place,
aud so will remain ill they are altered
and adapted to our new relations by Con
gress. And, iG The mean time, all officers
of the customs are instructed and enjnined
to increased diligence, to circumvent the
plans aud schemes Of those who seem 10
think il perfectly far to evade those laws
Whenever they can. Such was the course
of our Government upon the acquisition
of louisiana and Florida, and beyond
all cavil or controversy il is the proper
one w.-ConStution.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-08-13

~ The friends of Lieut.. JAMES B..
HARRIs, announce him as candidate for
the Office of tax Collector at the next elec-
ton
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-08-13
THE TARIFF.

The poor, who consume saIt IN any oi
its numerous preparations, pay a lax of
72 per cent. on every particle used. The
factory stock owner, after getting 30 per
cent dividends, buys champaign wine,
and is taxed IL per cent. only. The
workman " ho buys cotton shirt is taxed
so per cent. The manufacturer, whose
wealth makes him afford linen Shirt is
taxed 25 per ceut.-Neag York Ne,cs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-08-13

RsiigiOn--Religion may thus be said
To address every individual-The station
which you occupy is Ibe appointment of
God. The relations which you hold to
other beings results from his consiilution.-
Your talents are bestowed by Him Occupy
the posi- assigned you, be it humble or ex.
allied, with s,eadiuess and fidelity. Be
punctual in the discharge of the duties
WHICH you owe to the beings with whom
you are connected. Employ with dill,
sence the talenls which are committed TO
you: and by employing, enlarge them,
so that you may every day operate more
wisely. and accomplish and acquire more
good. You must serve God BY serving
the creatures Of God. You are performing
your duty when you are doing the good
which your condition and powers render
practicable the highest of The servants of
God cannot do more.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-08-13

~ We are authorized 10 announce
LEVI R. WILSON, as candidate for he
Office of Tax Collector, atthe next election
Feb. 26 D.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-08-13

Snme Of Gen Jackson's northern re-
vilers find food for malice in the fact that
IT. did mol free his slaves on his dea,hbed
after having held them during hi, lifetime.
Jacks"n wa no hypocri'e. either in poll
ties or religion: having lreaIed his servants
klnhl, aud cared for them through life,
aud having provided AZ he believed,
w .sely for heir future comfort. it was his
lvlug.wish that he might meet ,.heu, in
heaveu.-B0si0a Post
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Wanted-right square cf-One hundred
aud seventy five young men Of all possible
shapes and sizes. from lhe tall graceful
dandy with hair enough on his upper works
to stuff BARRIERS cushion, down to the
little hunp-backed. freckIed- faced, bow.
legged, carrnt-headed upstarl. The OBJ.
jert Is to form gaping and snickertnc
Corps, to he in attendance at The church
doors, m each sabbath before the COM
neucemenl of divine service, to stare at
the females as they enter and make deli
Gaze anG gentlemaDly remarks on their.
person and dress. 3.
Ali who wish to enlist in the above
Corps, will please TO collect, about 25 in
number, al the door OF each church, next
sabbath morning, whern they will be duly
inspected, and their names, personal ap.
pearance and quantity Of 6Taiss registered
in book kept for that purpose, and pub.
l:shed in lhe newspapers. TO prevent q
general rush, il will be well to state that
none will be enlisted who possess intel.
Iectualcapacities above that OF an ordinary
we'll bred donkey. =
S. SAUcE-Box,
DiSorderiy Sergeant.
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Strange Outragr.-Judge Barker's
dwelling al Athens, Ohi", was destroyed
nv fire on the l3h uIt. The suppose,lin
rrnllary was arrested soon asler the fire,
aud lakeu before Two Justices for examl-
nalnn. His counsel, William Wall. came
inlo HE court room brlndishing two large
horse pistols, declaring in case he was al
lacked he would use them His obiecl
was TO overawe the court, witnesses, and
opposing counsel. Mr. Welch. The pros
ecuting counsel, was furnished with a
small syringe, which he loaded with wa
ter To The muzzlr, placed il Oh the end of
The table opposite the horse pistol advo.
cate, aud by his ges'icula,ions inlimated
that the shooting irons had better be han
died carefully, for here was weapon of
defence thai wouldn't miss water. though
The pistols rnighl miss fire. The people
shouted, and William Wall ESQ.,, looked
as hough he would be glad to crawl into
his own vest pocket. The Ceurl directed
Tho sheiif to take The pistols into his pos.
session, and Mr.. Welch. although prefer
rig TO retain his weapon, said he would
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Hoosisr Argumente.-'Gentlemeno ofthe
jury" said Hoosier Lawyer, + az sat.
is6ed of your integrity and sense of Jus.
tice. and so ar my client and respect
your honesty so much. that i'll war as
rich as John Jacob Asturia. / wouldn', Of
fer you bribe on no occasion scorns
10 influence you in any manner, but beg
leave. TO observe in the most respectful
manner, without any intention of woundin'
your feelings, " hich ar no doubt as tender
as barked shin, that if you give your YER.
dict in favorof my client, it ar my settled
intention to take you 10 the doggery for
drink twice round, (the Judge aud Consta.
b'es included,l hut if you are deaf 10 The
voice of law and honor, just as soor as the
Court have adjourned, we mean to lick
yuu like thunder"
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ME MORiA.L 70 JACKSON.

Amnns he Ros"lutl"ns adopted by the
cllIzeus of Charleston Ill the public meet.
ing held Immediately after he demise of
General Jackson, there was one, III gener.
al terms. expressive Of their desire, al
some lu'urr period 10 take some measures
whIcn shuuld parIicuIarlY du honor TO the
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-02

gEAVE removed heir ,abl.hmcnrtc rhcii
h ew BRICK Building, ea, side OF MAR
htT 81. a few doors below The Post Ollce.
where they hevp Supplied themselves with a
sew and large Engine and other fixture fer
iHelr business, IN superior style.
They carry IN the House anil STEA M
BOAT PLUMBING in all lis branches.
They have cou.tInily on hand IIydi ants Of
various description, hatCrS' Kettles, water clos.
els, bath tub, h 1 aad cold shower baths, ~.
'ortS Tor bleaching, chemical app rclu,, lad
ccHln', ra'en, hsih rumpS, lead pipes OF al siz
$, sheet lead OF any thickness and worked up
IN any manner OF lo,m.
Water conducted thioa.h lea len pir~s from
'pring> 10 dwelling houses in the con.fv.
Also p 8E II PUMPS iued u. to order
LEATHER HOSE,
sun Tor pumps Tor couA;ry ss!'s, 9;slm en-
gInrS =. &c.
An order, thankfully received and punctu
ally at ended TO-
STEAM POWER.
For manui'c's sung purpose, can be supplied
10 sec raj dcscrtriI.r> OF nscUsni,s, IN the
- story Of lneIi building, or on the sfoa-
honi al very mOd'ia'e rent.
Wheeling, Feb 10, -.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-02

NJ Il ABLE ARTICLES-Glcnn's Indian
Dye. ior changing Grey OF Red Hair. or
Nh'sho's, 10 h'ndsnmc or permanent Brown or
Jet Black without the !crai ~ iuTy to- The hai, ar
even staining the sh'n Tie "-!..t-.- natural rnd
VII moi rub oil Ur sOh the whiIesl Muslin Prcc
80 Cous.
G.enG's Roman Klly,'ur. warranted 10 rer,oyc
ihe most obstinate affections Oi the skin rs pnnl,s
F'r"kle-. Moth ar Niorphcw .Rcduesa Tan Slnburi,
letter, &c. leaving line skin, braurilully iar. |!
may he used without The least danger on the r,,sI
delicate complexion. Price 50 cents per bo'ile
Glenn's Indian Oh. for rnrnuiing the growih and
Tor hea"iIiyus The anir giving II glossy snllness,
removing HE dandIuH, aud preventing it from f,lI
nag out; II makes The HAIR several shades darker IN
coor, and prevents II in some measure from turning
grey. POCe so cents
Glenn's Aromatic Rose Too'h Paste This yrrv
pleasant ani gerecty cafe dctfj!ice gives n nearly
whiicn-s o he teeth, preventing and rem. 9 IN,
spots Of ncIpien dccu, .tves linnucs, 10 Tho guos
aud fragrance To lie breath. Pace % GEMS ner
DOI.
Gems Slponacoous Compound fr shaving
'qhiI, u not Superior 10 any shaving soap ever
offered Ia the puh'Ic. pfoIuCing. with Warm ar cold
"oler irm sud emoiii,nl ls,hef. not driving. ON
he lace, or ituairt The skin, nut r,adcrnp he
often 'rnnh'ospmc OpeTatiUn of shayiGs one of com.
p'riEvc pleasure
The nhuvs named excellent ar'irl,s have b-en
~ u'o i"r may year. ord have slv"n great ,.rs
"cIi"n aud are confidently tecomms nded To the
public as really good
1i'hns Pearl Powder much used; Glenn
Lily Nhhc can he used without injury to he skin
al compile Spi; Glonus double scented extra refined
Bears Oh ur The preservation of the hnir giving i,
a s"iin'ss uui Cqnllcd ty nay ~ SEC; G. Gun
Frechic WASH, complete rcmtjy Tor II, cbics and
Other si"rll"n' ui The skin; G opus Toilet and
Nursery Powder M excellent article Tor The kIu:
Gicnns X 80 Powder; G.cun's Bears Grease H.
sione Jnrs, a rfime article iDr HE hnir; Glcnn's
weli known and much used Indian Hair OIL, for
preserving and beauulyug the Hair giving It a
glussy so.iScss md pfcv,uung lis Becoming gre, ;
Gicnn's MILK ui Rose, i,r removing Pmplrs aud all
aG'c''nus ol ihe skn; Girnu's Extrlu oi Roses. q
very superior perfume for Ihc Gloves yudkoichicfs
Ne, G.onnS Cumkrnud Srsrmuccu S,tp. nr cliup.
ped h,nds &c When used. IL prevents .he hand.
% face from chaprIur, makes iho shin paricciI,
smooth. and Is ihc bc,i nuIclc ever ustd r cbI.
dtcn; Gieuu's Macus.af o. ui q ia np.l boanu.uI
si'Ie and very supcriUr G'crn's Omnibus Som:
6ieurs 10 oi Rres ~ small vuls. 81 Sc
Tne above articles are prepared by l. W Glenn
PhaJe.pha. a"d can be bad at hIs prices wh.ie.nle
or retail al At UORNBROOK.
Whole md Retail VARIETY D,ulcn.
may Monroe -, between Man Il Market
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-02
DIX. RADCLIFFE,

7 T mn.
u e r. Nfh' 4 L l. l. t'ldl o. h.s ,foir ssiuIB
K = s'fNtcC- Co. he 'ipzsis oI WYre.tDg
Inc Medical Pmcuce 81 hirh be- h.s the a. fr,, ,,i
Introducing ulo THIS c.y. C.rrps recommended T.,
sleno"i mf'a1cI.r wip he 'rm.'.rs t.a g,
r"'es' ~ he 'htm cin's Of me Unur-- ron, b..
adcphon hy long n,tof the oil .rh,,. p,,,,,,.,.,
aud by ls 81 erof surfr,s nye, cvc,, ,,.t.,.
method ~ he cure nud expulsion, nt ali L,,u, ,t
'nr'""'e dsco.cs, whether nc cufcltonir
Nv 'his system. nll hc ,cvcfiics a. the old c,,c,
are Ji'penscd wi b. such os - eedIng, u stern,
Emeiie'' Callouirs, &c. &c.. and when IL,
rompinpdc Of lhc cures Is considered !, v,,u H.
'ound 70 tie he mos' econ micul m de- IN nsr.
" f'dchhe' VIII b, found At The Office ndipninp
Wheeling. So.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-02
EyIoNE 4.

TWNHE subscribe havin r. moved his HAT.
a CAP AND FUR STORE, 10 The large
and CON nuduuS room No rs Main II, three
dD0rS below his former stand aud neatly uppu,
site the Va llnlel, would respectfully cali I. e
auen'ion al his TRENDS aud customers general
ly, to his large and splendid stock of Hats and
Caps OF every variety and shape in vogue. -.
County Merchants ate invited 10 call aud rx q,
anime NV stock rr vlouS 20 going East rs /
am determined to nut ~ II IS by he Case az
DIVER io'es than they can possibly Ice purchased
East OF the Mountains. Cal and eXGm'ne { :
Yourselves a. the SIN Of The BIG II ACK
mar. ian - A G. MCALLAM.
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VIRGINIA


S'muel Spugg's adm Complainant, }
Us. In Chuncory
Shndrach Wedm e. others DeCs
In me Circuit superior court If La,0 and ciancsry
JoT OHIO country.
"a = URSUAN J. 10 decree pronounced ny The snid
y Court ia The above cnu.e. ON The 20lh DAY Of
February 1915 tho undersigned, deputy for Peter
farnall shenfi isa county and ncIirg as Commits.
sinner in This h. hnlG,wi sellOn Monday the second
dag of June 1915. at public aurion. to The highest
bidder, al The front door Of The CouH house fOhio
couIiy. lets numbered seventeen aud eiehlecnll7
md Is ~ square numbered eighteen 1885, in
"pf'gg R'clne's add Iipn 10 South Wheeling
c"mmuni, known as Richie Town
The ahu"e named lois wi! be sbld ON credit OF
sN twelve aud eghe zen months. from the day Of
sale, IN Cqpal nsi,lmenis; the purchaser or purcho
scrs giving bonds with good security bearing interest
ron The dag of sn'e.and The lille iu be retained rs
further secUrity,uu;l he whole 81 ile purchase mon
ey Is Paid. w MITCHELL. Depaty S eyiGS
"p 20 In J&F commissioner,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-02
VIRI.lNIl-
Samuel sru.s- adm. CompiaHoxL }
IS. IN Chano.ry

Samuel y .u.s'S adm. CompiaiEoxL }
as IN Chanesry
Lewis Walker q Others. R.t,H6aR's
la hr Cmcuh Superior eOuT, Of Lap anS CGlncery
fer Okjoc H"fy.
< URSUANr TO n decree OF The said Court pro.
y nOunceL IN the above named cause OH tho
lS'h day oi Februay 1915. the undersigned, a
deputy Ior Peter Yarna sheriff uf said county aud
ncIng as commissioner IN this behalf. will sell on
VI H60y, he sCcoHd day IF June 1915. nj public
nuc'Cn 10 he highest bidder. Ut lie front door of
the coufI house of Ohio county; lois numbered
thirteen. fourteen, fifteen and sixteen. (l3 II, Is
aud lG) in square numbered fourteen IA y in
SPIirg ~ RlchIos addition SuuIh Wheeling
commonly bnOwu rs Richie town,
The ABOVE named lots a suilicioncy 10 satisfy
The cumplainaurs demand aud costs oC smii will be
sold ON credit OF SiI. tUeire and eighteen months
HON ihc day al sale, IN equal instruments the
purchaser "r purchasers giving bonds with good
secuus bearing Inrrc,i isom The day Of sale and
Tie iIie To lie re-; aimed a further security. until
The Whole ~ The purchase money be paid,
w MITCHELL, Deputy Sheriff j. csp;r.
az 26 I'm J&F
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ATS! II At S!--Jl>l rcce we'd ~ ne
Wu"eiIng shoe str,c. sign ~ tho Back
Mammoth a: b, zen Oi Mems whi'e Palm IIuts
6 dozen "i Mems c"iorcd Palm iIaI. 6 duz.u Brys'
whiie Palm Has. > d' zcu Boy cold Palm Hats I
d zen Infants Palm !la's An of winch VIII ne
snIJ vcW low lor ca,h zap l6yrODD n HOWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-06-02
ROPES, ROPES.

THE subscriber has removed hiH CarJar.
store, ~ inc stand iYImsr.y ,crnr.I bp
Dare f. t4ttsg-- as 1It store anvIrsu .arur
sfJc. % kfp4 oY1}ruts. Bed Cords aua ru.ucs.
Of cFery -. !, puOu, ssnicn Will be- sold low for
CASH or baftrIet lot Beeswoy, GIu- cU4 or rl1x.
3 s,,f, ~ f,lriccs. The public are rc-pcctful
~ rogue Sled u give him coli before purchase
Iur elsewhere. CHARLES VI BERRY.
aug 2--ly Head OF Water street.
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b .AFA tsss "a llID,
SFdRpt'.S

COMPOUND KREOSOrE ACOUSTIC OIL.
For the cure Of DEAFNESS :, pains an6 he
diacHargC Of matter fem the cars; also uil
those CisngrcCahIc noises. he the buZZIuo "
insects iaIhus of water, whZz NJ " steam, s G
T., winch are symptoms Of APPROACHING q ~.
ness. and also aeucrtily attendant wu.i the Dis
case. Dor sale .Y DIR GU VIZ EfkES,
ND I-s. HIu $50. g. %, Agent
This medicine .a q. OBS T.nDMuI.Itg. aua ug
uarJ.s lfIhh.at,- ore gwen, Hy very ri. y..f
..I" u.r .pu., uI t.e many bst4H. a.uc ,rr.s
yIIrl % has ,UaUraI nov 10
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NaEttNlA--
Samuel Sprss's adm Complainant ]
as. ! Ia ClaneeTy

'-'''''NN' PISS : @''''4' Ce"tx 'teshsAstt y
as. la Clsneery
Thomas Jones & Others. Defendants
Ia iAc Circuit hyperion court o; Lauagl oSancsry
far Chin oou.,y
Z PURSUANT to decree Of the sa,d Court. pro-
nouUctd IN tie Ghuvc named cause. ora Ihs
20 day OF February lSi5, The undc'sencG a
deputy ior Pe'ar Nnrnalnud acting as Commissioner
IN u is behnn " M eel. the second doy OF June
lSl5. at publ.c Suction, To the highest bid Ter, y.
the front door OF iho Court house II Ohio cOuniat
luis numbered seven and eight q md 81 in square
nunIbefei fifteen. tlj) in SPuga g. itItohi0's addi-
U"n Ia S,ulh watching, commonly known az
EtChieown
The naoye nnrasd lots. or n suflicicncy 10 satisfy
The comyiain'ui's claim, with Int,rnsi aLd costs of
suH. Will h, sold on credit OF six, twelve and
oiChicen months FROM the dny of sale. in equal
Insnlmc.isi the purchaser o. purchasers giving
h1rG. with good security bearing interest from tho
d., ct sal". nul ,Le Ie To be retained further
security, until ihc whole uf the purchase money Is
pail. W MITCHELL, DPuty Sheriff aud
mp % I'm i + Commissioner.
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WHOLESALERS Avn UuTArg.

COPPER. TIN. AND SaEEr IRON WARE
MANUFhCYORY
a Il the old stand ou Union street, hctwccu
"a Main aud NJ ukel, Wherlias, Va | wou d
respectfully coll the attention III ny friends sud the
public generally, IL my a.snUmcut of inc nbby
wares, which will he dis9.s- OF very loN lIr yah
or Ia prompt customers.
ap27 TIIJS g CUGBERrSON. Agent
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VIRGINIA
S,muel Spngg's Adm. ComPIamant.
I'm Chnncory


vs. In Chancory
George Daily IS.uihors nef,nlants
Ia me Giro IL Superior Court 81 Law aud Ckanesry
for Ohio county.
EE PURSUANT to q decree of the said Court
a. pronounced in the above named cause tho
2OIh day of February. 1915. the undersigned. a
deputy for Peter forunll sheriff of snid county,
acting rs Commissioner in this behalf Will sell
Monday. the second day of June 1915. OF public
nnciun, In the hchcs' bidder, AT the fron, ,oor
The Court h use oi Ohio county. lots numbered
seven. eight. fifteen ond sixteen, q. 8. - aud l6)
n square numbered (SD aud lots numbered 10, q.
AID q five. six, seven and eight, in square NUM-
hered iwo(2An Spuge & Rnchie's addition TO South
Wheeling commonly known IS Richie town. Tho
above named lots will be sold on credit OF six,
twelve aud eighteen months from the day Of sale,
in equal ins,almo MIS-; the purchaser or purchasers
giving bonds with good security, bearing inleres,
from the day Of sale and The lille tn he retained
further security until the whole OF the puEchass
money IS Pad.
w MITCHELL. Deputy Sheriff and
npsG I'm J Y CotnmtgS.rnfr.
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SPANISH SOLE LEATIER--R,,o,.
} cd Ibis da., Of fhn $ gn ofhe BRED grOr
1000 Is B''umnre Tanned Sp1urk,'c I.clrb,,
81 surcf.r quality. weighing from l 10 3 bs T.,
he side. aud iOf sale at the luweu rts lor Gosh
~ - SAML A'LALLEN
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InChanccrr.

George keisal,
rs lnChaneery.
hdan Tonslaudcr.
In ne "a ead SrperisT Court Of j. 10 ans Choncery
fer Oh,o county.
CE URSuANf 10 n decree made m lhc ohovs
a cause. on the l,h day of February lSi5
shall. on the 7ih dny oG Jolly next. the srmc being
Court day. proceed to sell. public auction, TO tho
highest bladder, Mt the front door of the Court house
oi OHIO county, the tract of land IN tie bill mention
ed The same be ng Ihc sCtoud island above tho
Noulh of Gcnn's Rom IA hc Ohm r,vcu One third
ui tho purchase money 10 be paid in hand and tho
,gsdue six Wonihs from tho day Oi sale, the pur
chn'cr Citing bond with good security Tor The
de.cnCd payment caring interest," fem the DAY %
sale. I w MITCHELL, ID. ). for
my ~ PETER YARSALL. : o e. COmn,issionsr.
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MACHINE rAniha-

VIE Subscriber hp. iu.t roo! n cod ,..,,,,.,
81 Machine Cars nf thp M,up.,c,p,, =,
''hn u u saciI of Bi'umofc. Wn,ro ,acy I.,.
neon used hey need 90 recommendation. W..
'} 'hcuIpr mod Of Cards are ua.,o.I 81, GU.
'r "",I TO- order them 10 Or - dl,s let,r, ,,,,
send here yr them. '"'i
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s9 CASKS NADER
40 On Bags Pepper
90 do Pimentos
3 Bbis Alum
90 bOXes Bunch gaisins
bales ) > \ Almonds
cases brImstone
cask Blue Vltriol
2barrels loves
zoo Mats Cassil
20 boxes Chocolate
Cask Chalk
| barrel Camphor
10 barrels Ga .lwCod
30 do Clipped lockwood
barrel C-eom Taridr
8 barrels Ground GlHler
! ccropus lnIigJ
Cask Lamp Black
2 cases I'quo.ICC Ball
20 kees Musturd
l.2 barrel Nutme-s
80 barrels Loaf = ugars,
All Just received ana fa. sale bv
Jun CEANGLE s. BA'