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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-01-23

LLPhdiiuns pr miHHlf o. lht Unilta slnl,,
esIunmML-1'hs expenditures. per min.
nle. al " sshmsfon's Administration we,.
% So; Adams the elder. 81 S.; JrfF,,:
SON. ~ 95; Madison. s34 IS; Monro+
e25 Is; Adams ihe younger. s24 Is.
Jsrkson. s35 rs; Van Buren,. s65 Is
Tyler, Ga e5s Polk. $l45 IS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-01-23
Population of the City Of Philadel.

phia.-Ihe Philadelphia NORTH Ameri.
can, from certain data which il exhibits,
estimates The present population &c the
Quaker city al 100000 souls. Of which
10000 are free persons Of color. Phila.
driphla has made tremendous strides
within The last ten years, and the proba.
oiliiy Is, thai the next census will show
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-01-23
Shadows of City Life. :

arrested in Boston few days ago fur
stealing wdnd. lie had wife and four
children in The extreme Of deslilulion. not
a stick of wood nor a mofsel Of food in
the house, and no shoes 10 the children's
feet. The prosecution was abandoned,
and sum ofmoney faised 10 supply their
present necessities. This is one of the
unseen miseries of a great city.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-01-23

The Sabbath.-The Board Of Dire.
tors Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com.
pany have forbidden travel and labor, on
the line Of sheir road. on Snnday, afef
the 3lsl Of December last.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-01-23

Proscription--According 10 The Re-
port of The Postmaster General, the ntss-
Der OF post Offices in The United States is
seventeen thousand one hundred and SIX
tv-four. Of This immense number. less
than one-eighih have been moved from
office during last fiscal year. The num-
Der of Poslmasiers appointed within that
period was Z. 1913. Of which 2.7s2 were in
consequence ef designations 1873 were
caused by death; 2sf we're changes oil
SIZES u were expired commissions; 90
were commissions renewed; 90 became
Presidential appointments gzl were
new offices. and 2.fO3 were removals.
This plain statement of facts. taken
from official sources. is The most over
whelming reply that can be made 10 The
charge Of wholesale prescription prefer
red against Gen. Taylor's administration.
Mr.. Coilsmer. upon entering ont his duties.
found over $1,000 post Offices in the pos
session Of the opposition. ne has remov.
cd less than one.eighili OF the number.
Instead Of prescribing I.ocofocoism. he
has mol even equalized The patronage OF
his Department. We have no donbi that
a similar state Of things will be found 10
exist in The other departments Of lhe Go.
vernmeni. and that a searching invesiiga-
iion would prove that at the present time
a large majority Of the places at the dispo-
sal Of the. Government are. occupied and
enjoyed by It's biiieresi enemies. Aud
this is termed prescription.
Nt,c ORLEANS Bee.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-01-23
CHAR. II. GODDARD,
JOHN MARTIN.
A. r. EDGERlON.

Resolved. That The fnenorialisis have
liberty 20 Withdraw their memorial.
Resolved by The General Assembly Of
The State Of Ohin. That The Secretary Of
Stale eanse IN be PRINTED an ediIisn Of
washing:on's Farewell address. and dis.
uibuled 10 each sehonf district in he Staie.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-01-23

hiniNg sentiments whirh should be peE.
pelually cherished BY The AmeFirsn pen.
De. THIS rapfr. usually styled Wash.
ingl0n's faieusil Address. and beanng
date September IL. 1896. shOult. next 10
lhe Bible. Be he daily reading Of our PsO-
pie. Ills warning voice must be forgot
ten. his eos1sels eonlemned and disregard
ed. before shy one can be willing - raise
: peHicldsl hand againslihe Inion oflhese
States.
The eomaniilse recommend The adoption
Of Tie following resolutions:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-21

while the rest can start in few moments AFTER the
works are opened in the morning, give this plan a
very marked advantage over others. Two tower
ing unsightly stacks still cumber the ground near
Mr. Bngham's works, but one Of them Is utterly
deserted, while the other is Of use though SUI
permitted to take charge Of the smoke Tor oid ao'
quaintance' sake. small chimney ten feet high
would answer every purpose.
All that il essential in Griffin & Co.'S method Is
simply such an arrangement Of the Boilers, Floes.
Crate. Blower, &c. that all the heat evOlued Prom
the coal shall pass into and be absorbed by the Tater,
allowing none OF it to pass of through the chin
ney-no smoke, DO cinders, sparks, nor anything
but an evolved, ircombustible gas IN aukewarm
state You put your hand into the chimney at
hight of five feet from the earth Tor any other hight
ard feel that gentle current Of warm air or gasls
notwithstanding more. How widely this differs
from the old and still common fashion, we need not
say.
The Boilers used by the American Institute, at
its great air the coming Fall, will be put up on
this principle by Griffin &c Co. and there every one
may have an easy opportunity of examining its oP-
GRAFTON.
AS to the extent Of saving by this apparatus, we
have seen no estimate that places itbeow twenty
FIVE per cent, while it is more commonly consid-
cred fifty Maguestion K Co, manufacturers, Jar
neryille, who have hitherto used $4,000 worth OF
Coal per annum, estimate their saving in quantity
80 per cent and in relative cost Of that they nov
use at 25-msking togetter Sc per cent Thcoif-
GERS Of the Mary land Penitentary say so per cent.
Chaplin & Root, Albany, say that, instead Of half
tun Of pea coal daily, they now require but three
hundred pounds-s saving Of trotkirds. The dif-
ference betwe en- some of the later and the earlier
estimates is accounted for By the fact that the nven-
tors instructed by experience, have made i'm.
provements on their earlier processes and now set
boilers 50 as to save more fael than at first.
We urge oil who contemplate putting stationary
engines in operation, or starting any kind Of manu-
facture by steam, to call on the propretors, 1872
Brosdway-or, better STILL at me establishment
where this method has been adopted, and study its
working for themselves An ounce of practice is
worth pound CT theory, and many fine thing on
paper turns out on trial to be gaS-by which we
mean no disparagement TO Mr.. H. NJ Pane's as.
founding discovery. We shall be glad 10 hear that
there is no mistake obout that and would by no
mehlB W set SuS NOIbu
River afre and light California by the blaze. Still,
as the Asor House is not get lighted at five cents
per thousand feet 10 you exorbitant gas monopo-
lists won't we exult over your downfall when we
see it y and as our coabin is nearly out we shall
take the risk of ordering another Of Anthracite
for use while Mr.. Paine is completing his arrange
ments We advise those who have the funds and
need the fuel TO be equally adventurous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-21

GOLD DicsIso IN Isp,,x
!lodD Ssntna says tia, b, n me rr~asbug
lsteiy visited the Brown Coan,y mir. .nS place
toe following information. Ts.r. asd gives
hundred hands employed in digging .ea ',ns Two
and average IS much as 81 pei asv' OF .nlas.
N ms average, some draw prizes aud one.
10 the extent and richness of the mir. :. - -
diggers were rather reluctant 10 giving any ios,S
nation. - ''''s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-21
For EurOpe.
From Bremen.
For Chagres.
For Glaspow.


CRESCENT CITY Capt sroDD..O-FOr chasre,.......mor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-21

ACCIDENTAL DRowSIEG As Ernest Colombet,
4 youth Of IA, attempted 10 20 on shore at Pm.
Yesterday. for a pitcher Of water, from the ship
Tarquin, he slipped and fell between the Tsrquin
and the bark Eliza and Immediately sank. Every
exertion was made 10 save him in vain. All at
tempts TO recover the body have proved unavaling.
The lad 10 spoken of in terms Of high commentator
BY the officers Of the ship, as being unusually ac-
tive and intellise nt-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-21
CITY ITEMS.

HAT RAIN LI6HTSISG.-Summsr was un-
qualifedy manifest yesterday 10 tie h'tsest day
of the season thus far. The following table fur
nishes record for the pas. week, as shown by the
thermometer at Dela.oor's establishment in Wall
street:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-21
THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
For Europe.
IrrIrrn sr.rps NIL ~,
For fmerica.

UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
CoLLIHs's LISE-Sdas from Neo York.
ACHlC Capt Fer Lverpool..ss July
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-21

FrEEnEs's VISIT This morning at O'Clock,
Fountain Engine Co. No , ofNew-Hsven. will ar
rive in our City, as the guests of the Fire Depart
ment in general and Of Protector No o. in particu-
lar, WHO will turn out 70 receive them. They will
visI. several public places before they leave.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-21
From s.laaR0W.

Fyoa Neto- York for Gias2oto.
CITY OF GLASGOW B. r. M.rHs~s middle sv.ry
alternate mouth Ia May Jub September Noy and January
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-21

Fysn GLas9oto Jor Neso- York
CITY OF GLASGOW b r. middle Of every
asrna month, 10 April June O Deer and fsby.
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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-13
7CONJUGAL ENDEARMENTs.

f.ss - A@Af AlANA ~
/ NY dear, I'd lhank you for a lille more
sugar n my coffee, if you please. ',,a, ~, :. /
/, MY deaf! Don't dearyIne. I'd as soon
haze, you call me my devil, as n, dear.'
5.Well, my devil, hen, III ihank you FOR o
IItlle more sugar 10 my coffee ~. ..,..it
| Al this proof Of affection on he part Of her
husband, Mrs Snapdrngon burst INTO Tears.
She had got up as the saying is wrong end
tofcmosl' that morning, ard nothing could
plense her. She was no better pleased with
being called my devil, Than my dear, lheuph Ii
she had but a moment before declared thai
sde preferred it On The contrary, she took
her hnsband bitrerlylo task for lis resdy
compliance with her suggestion taoa
oh, YOU vile, wicked gpod>for,n nothing
man? she exclaimed; is il thus you treat
jyonr affectiDnate wifef Ism thus YOU dare
+ apply names 10 her-names which dare
not mentionPl ',u ul nedl VI 4 efgs elEgi
~ MY devil, yeu did not meRiion IL lust
ynoow.b You suggested The idea IL you put The
very words in my mouth--and always like
to comply with your wishes, you know. q
So my dear-@y devil,I maaul-a iigsle
IRA Jlttle more ugarsifyou please .'ua,ll
1atSugar,l won't give you jolvmore. III
see You hanged iFsl.o,IYou use more sweet.
Ienlng than your neck ia worshi fall iE
b. tEgesacquired that habit from l,sping So
EsWeetyawte. Besides bpay Jor il, with my
oWn m9ney''juGi - bsliau baa eo3ua,.
'Now, reproach ME with what you do. i: + i
add not bring yoa any ylrponeyn IT, brought
you respectable connections, add s1Gji
/ Itue, you brought all yopr connections.
Ia Nov you repreaelI me with that, do you
1 dare say you grudge my relations GAery
moullllI they eat while they are here,'!sisj
as'l grudge. nothing, my dear,-l would say
my deYT5faH 3i9 lah ,nossauz lnmm1oeg
'Don't use Iha, word again, MI, Saapdra.
gon-- i YOU DO, LII leave this Iable,' e
THANK you, my rloye; then I'll help my
sell 10 sugar. s..s ..a.. ., 'ag,,as ef ,r..
Yes, and you would help yoursel, | dare
say, if ! was gone.'' aal., syfd Of ,I,u.
4 am afraid there i, liAle chance Of that
BuI my coffee is cooling while I'm waiting
for the sugar. d. fs7,,pa e.l,....t. ..,l s..fa
'Fhen It will be Ike your owe, which has
been cooling ever since, we we're married
'Thank you my love; shere's nothing lik,
q sharp ac ID for a cooling drsught.'lffw a
Sharp acid! do you cull me a, sharp ncid
IA \ not endure your 'launls any longer III
go home to myconnecllons, III hayea sep
erale maptainance.' 'si3 arJe,p ilgI vtao,8
| Whenever you please, my deY7-darling
sa'l won't lake such pesky language iioal
lyoI,' .s.t, ssbn,.ii -. mi
.uIGoing with the sugar bowl in her, hand
my doa1 leave The sugar bowl if You
PdeaSe'1 agYgl.. 9dlio rg.Hala sba1Ac
% ,ltiheFe' lake NJ "a tr& 4na9a hag '.ELs
Throwing it a, his head, and exil ] a..a.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-13
.ROOKI&s ROOMS!

v ENTlE subscriber is receiving directly Of the
Il publishers, his new aEd snlendid stock Of
Standard, School and Miscellaneous ROOKS, con
ssistii,g IN part OF the following catalogEo: 'z
Cummings selecr speeches, Napicr's Pcninsnla'
war. Roln's Ancient History. A vols; Thier.
French Revolution, 2 vols. Eslleflock on Divine
Providence, Works OF S. r. Sandon, complete,
POliock's course ri Time, gilt edge, Pilgrims Pro
gross. do, Idle OF Franklin. Life Of Lafayette
Women Of France, Letter writers. Milton's PAT
sldise Lost. Gill edge. Moore's Irish Mcloditt
.io., Iann rIiue's works, do. T.ola Rookh, do Il.
W4dsw0rth's Poems, do, Kirk White, do, Roke,
by, do, Tuppers Philosophy, Remarkable Char
;fcters. Aeroic Women, Remarkable Shipwrecks.
Jack Hutton. Also. the following Schoul Books
.SchoUl Bibles and Tesmments, McGuifeys series
.if school Books, Cobb's Towns aud U. s. Spell
Irrs; Rays Davie's. and Celburn's Arithmetic !;
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Mineralogy. Geology Phisology.
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bordering, bristol boards drawing paper. music
paper perforated buard, portlolions, bloting ru-
ses, album inks. steel peIs, waters saul paper, &c.
"a Of which he will sell cheap. Call and ex-
anime the stock. JOHN BEALL.
isCndz, May s, ls50--t.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-13
DEAD oPEN AND SHUT;
The Way they play in Arkansas. ,.
By TOM HARRINGTON.


Tew who have travelled much on tl1t
broad NJ ssssppi al carly day, bu what have
head with dread the name of Genera
William Montgomery, and none but kne
the landng called '"Monigomery point
which for its location aud pecilar advan.
tage was hard TO be exccIled. Mon'gdmefy
h msef WIS n sIltewd, qritk wit,ed, iuwbrcd
fellow, wh'' in rcgnsr exploits wns se'dnm
ever equaIed He was the terror IF fit
South, TO all who knew hun, and as sports
man, gambler, &c, was as notorious as was
the celebrated Captain Kidd as Pirate
The General was said to have many re,
deeming qualities III his gaming ttOnsa cIions,
which might be chased as follows: ,.'9' ct
Firsl-If he found man naked he
clorhed him. II he was hungry, he fed hin
Second If he was thirsty and poor, be
gave him dIink, and advised him 10 leave
for some salubrous CLINE. " ~
And last, lnough no: lest, If he wai
thirsty and rich, he made him drink anC
then robbed him,
Ills notorious life was the occasion of oil
gamblers yielding TO 5ls peialipus designs
who Glanced 10 iall in with, him, and what
ever the General said, must or course b,
right, as none dared 10 gainspy hin. XII
Il was about The Tine wheA his nplorie,y
had gained il height, lbal a French gentle.
man and a huge Yai kee, arrived al lie
Point" nthsir way 70 The head waters u
the Arkansas river, end a. there WIS d, i,
other hotelint the pace put up with The Gen
eral. .,.t-.,.-. ,......t....,,sl -,
Application being made lnn him for con
veyance, he advised them to defer lheil
journey for few days, he though: lht
prospect Of high wafer was IN their favor, ~
This proposition wns by no means a vel,
come one 10 Jonathan, who had heard more
than once The desparaie character Of ilheil
host and he declered be would, rather wall
aud make pack horse Of himself than 10,
main. The vFrenchmsn assured him, like
wise thai bis business was very urgent =
hat he must 90, on foot even, iflhere was q,
thef conveyance. The general was mo-
leased with the determined obstinacy o
he Two, but could kot woll hlt upon plal
ykereby 70 detaln Them with their own con
'eni,so he finally agreed 10 lake them tlirougI
10 hOyebacR, IS 'hr as Foit Smith. Til,
lorses we're accordingly equipped, aud Ii,
General with bis negro, aud the Frenchulal
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-13
SAaEGslFT's SALE.

REIN LEWIS, .Hta"5 Ha3.
Thomas PURvIANcE, ..... ..,..r {
DI virtue Of a decree and order Of sale issued
I'D out Of the Court Of Common rleus of Harli.
son county Ohio, and to me directed 81 will offer
for sale. in front of the Court IIousesfn the tdWIldf
Cadi,, in said county, on Sal uRDAY the 26lll
LAY Of OCTOBER next, betwt en- the hours of IN
O'Clock, A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock, P. NJ of said day.
the flowing described Real Estate, TO wit: Stu
ate, lyinS and being in the town OF New Athens.
in the count, ni .larrison, known and des gnated
as Lot No IS in > 1G town of New Athens, agree.
ably to and on the pilt Of said town as recorded
inthe Recorders Office o. sad county of liarrsori
NJ Cadiz. with all nndsingular Ire appurlenanccs
thereunto belonging, and beingr. e same Lot con
veyed by George Atkinson, Administrator OF
Joseph Grimes, decensetl. to james TarGut an
from james Tarbu TO said Thomas Pury'nnce.
.il a sl DAVID HILBERT, Sheriff
Sept. l8, 1850. 6t. Of HaTr,Son County.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-13
ssEEEstFEs,S SALE.
SOLOMON snlrn, EFT. Al

VS.. In Chnneprv
SAMUEL Belt, ET. AL. ittH
DY virtue of decree and order OF sale issued
D out OF the Count of Common Pleas OF Harri
son county, Ohio, and to me directed, will offer
for sale, i'll front OF the Court House, in the town
ofCadiz, in said conuty, on SATURDAY the 2Gih
day olOCTOBER next, between the hours OF 10
o'clock A. NJ aud O'Clock 2. NJ. oil said day, The
following described real estate. 10 wit: TIE
northeast half Of ln-Lot No no, situate in the
town Cadiz also, the following described p; It OF
said Lot No. no, to wit; Beginning at The cor
ner of Thomas Z. Vinccnt's Lot, and thirt, one
feet from the southwest corner a said Lot No lIu
and running with said Vinccnts line south so de-
cast J III feat; thence north ID deg. east 2 eet ;
thence north 50 deg to IL leet TO The alley at the
back OF said Lot; thence south 40 deg. west 2
feet TO the place OF beginning and also, sixteen
feet square in toe northeast corner OF in, Lot No
~ in said town; also, the three cqnai undivided
eighth par.s OF the following parts Vi said Lot No.
0 aud l.ot No. Il in SAID Town, to wit: Thiuy
three feet in font, on Steubenrilc street. of the
southwest side OF said Lot No. no, anl sever feet
in front. off the northeast side OF said ot No II
extending back for each part olsad lots eighty-
FIVE feet. DAVID HILBERT. Sh,r;F
sept. 10, 1881 6t. q Harrison county.
Postponed ill 4.h Of November.
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SHEIsGTF's SALE.

1y:: In chnnoory.
Edwin II, Pickettl ..s.us.t-a' a@ii Z, n.
DY virtue OF an a las COPY OF tecrco and order
I'D OF sale, issued in This case from the Court of
C0mnlon rleas OF Harrison county, Ohio, aud to
me directed, will der for sale ;lt PUB lie auction,
at The door the t.ourt House iii said Harrison
county, on MONDAY, the 4th day of NOvEM-
BEK next, 1855, the following described land "a nd
tehements, to wit: Lots 9, 10, 81 and 81, in the
town Tippecanoe, in said EIarrison county
sale to commence ut O'Clock. pm. Of said day
Terms OF sale made known on day of sale.
.tJ III DAVID HILBERT, Sheriff
oct' =, lS5O. Of Harrison County.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-13
LEVI q. FOrssYTITE.
Via y. Il. SIROTWELL "
AT LAW AND SOLICITOR
IN CHANG CERY,
& fe.t tCADiZ. n 1-iff T.. g..

N CH 4 N c E RY
a5 Fa CADlZ, o. E7l'a Ft. E
CONTINUES 20 practice in Harrison and adj
~ joining counties. and gives especial and
prompt attention 10 Collecting, Business of Execu-
tors, Administrators, Guardians, Wards, Parti-
tons, Sales Of Lands, settlement OF Estates, Titles
to Real Estates. COnveyancing, suits at Law and
in Chad cry, oaning and investment of money,
and all otherproicssional business placed in the
charge.
iie is Agent for the State Bank Of Ohio and
others, for loaning money, &C., &C.. .g
OlIice removed to Mlgore's Corner, on Market
street. .... Cadiz, april II, 1850. ....a
Tfios l.. JEwETT. s. o. pEPPApl
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THE GOLD THIRTEEN"

God bless the good old Thirteen States:
God bless the young onestoo; af3 aji
Who cures for musty birthday datcs!--' e'
God bless them-oH and new N.7i ttta 10
The old snes first our freedom guined, Ias
In bloody fights of yore; aJoa5! ~
The young ones have their rights maintained
As the old ones did efore.
Or south or,noFth, or east OF west, a.ir
Twin sisters all they be, ,;:,. .... sY.,.,.,,
One mother nursed the1 ut the breast, I,a s.t
And that was liberty. air tr5t n-Hal ua
And may TIE wretch whose hand shall stIiyc
To cut their vital thread, n ,.....g ..l- g..
Be scorned while in this world alive, y..,,,.
And scorned when he is dead .t.,i .ysu...
Now fll the bowl With natures wine,
Let's drink "God save the king" "a
The only king by righl divine, '.,. ,....t
The sovereign People king ....., .,...,..,
For they're the only king own, - 81
All others despis !,
The king that towers above the thrcne,
The King that never dies. Boston Post.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-13
SIHERuFF's SALE.
JucOb hhiT,
vs. ,'am. Chnnccry.

JACOB hniI,
VsE ,jam Chnnccry.
John Reed, ct. al.
Ry virtue Ola, decree and order of sale issued
Jout OF the Court OF Common Pleas Of IIarri
sou county, Ohio, and to me directed, 4 will Offer
ior sale at public auction, in lfont Of the Conrt
House, ~ said Harrison county, on MON DAY,
INC s. 4ih DAY o. NOVEM BER next, 1850, between
the hours Of 10 o'clock A NJ and 4 O'Clock p M
Of said day, the following described fenl hs,ate,
to wit; Lot No. Al ,in the Town Of Jefferson. in
sa!a county, on the nprlh sie Of Min sirect, in
sald town. Also, Lot No. 81, 10 The saitL Town
OF Jefferson, in snid county, continuing il front
on maih street sfxty feet, and il length or depth
one hundred aud eighty feet. no.
DAVID GILBERT, Sheriff
Oct z, 1850, s.. % Of Harrison County.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-13

m Undl the day Of The Genelal's death, 10
'syerer chacisemeni could have been l,a,cl.
go upon him Than 10 haze simply said-'borp
gGnhints,' wooden numegs,'', Lig Yankees,
,trench gentleman OF sdead open and shut.