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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-01-15

Mr.. Dean Whltock of Danville is appointed
our agent for the freeman for that town and
vicinity.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-01-15
Kossuth's treatment at Washing
ton.

The following cutting article from the pen of
Mr.. Raymond of the N. Y. Evening Times is
the best we have seen on the insufferably
shameful treatment which Kossuth has received
from Congress, and the officials of our half Aus
trian Government at Washington. But as Sc.
we're as is the article in does not begin to come
up with the feelings of the masses of the Green
Mountains, where, we have reason to know, a
perfect tempest of Indignation is raging against
the authors of this our national disgrace which
this treatment involves. ED.
Jacta EST aIea! The Rubicon has been pas
sed. Both Houses of Congress, after singular
and protracted pains, after an agonizlng mar.
oXism Of iorebodng terror,-have resolved tC
permit poor pennless, powcrIess exile ban
lshed from his own country for his devotion ID
its liberty, and landing upon our shores at the
express invitation of our Government-to take
seat within their bar. And vet TO all outward
appearances, the stability of the Solar System
continues undietu-lrd
Perhaps this innocuous result of SO dreadful !
deed, may be due, in some degree, to the ex
traordinary precautions with which its perpre
tration was attended. Our Government, in al
its branches, has abundantly vindicated its CLAIM
to degree of prudence which its warmes
friends have never dreamed of claiming for it
Congress set the example. At the outset, com
mon sense and common sympathies seemed t
prevail. Senator Foote offered resolution
that the Senate would receive the guest the
had invited. General Cass supported il, an
made very good speech (good for him at least
expressing very decided sympathy with tn
struggles for freedom in Europe, aud becoming
resentment at the forcibe intervention of des
potlo power for their suppression. Senate
Douglass too, thought 1t not well to be outdont
in that quarter at all events and seized the oc
casion to utter similar sentiments.
Butths did not last As the Hungarian ap
preached the capital, terror seized upon Con
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-03-03
NOTICE
Petition or Partition.


Jacob H~eayilin. iS'No"
ct al a. al.
JACOB HEAVILIN. Daniel IIeayilin, Abm-
. ham lleayiin. Samuel D. lleayilin. John j.
IIeayiliu, Nancy H%eayilin. Lydia HeaviliH.
Absolam Kent and Diana Kent, bis wife; james
sinner, and Mary Sinner his wife, Samuel
Boreland aud Elizabeth Boreland his wife. SilaOn
Broker aud RhOda BrickeI his vito, with Jacob
b.. Hrayilin, IT., Janet NJ. llenyilin. Robert G..
lIeayilin, JeIusha Iieayilin, Levi Atkinson and
Penelope Atkinson his wilc, being the child,en
and heirs al law OF Stephen w, Heayilin, decd,
will take notice that a petition was hlc'l against
them on the eth day Of February, A, d., 1862.
M The Cont OF Common Pluas, in AMI br the
county of Harrison, in the State Of Ohio, and is
now pending. wherein the sand Isaac l~leayilin
demands partition Of The following Real Estate,
10 wit: The west half of section No. o. IN town
ship No. u, in range No. >, beginning for the
same at the Southwest corner Of SAID section;
thence north ! degs, east 1872 and 2-lOths perch
IS to IA stone at The northwest corneri thence
south 50 dogs, east, IS perches to a stOne, on the
north boundary line OF said section; thence south
81 degs, east lsS and l-I0th perohcs to the south
boundary line of said section, where a stone
stands; ihence north 50 deg, west 1877 and l-lOth
perches to The place of beginning, being eig hty-
two aud o%ne-IHli acres more or less.
Also, oi,he following tract of Land to wit: The
.north-J asst or. of section No. 30 in township No.
0. in range No. 5, of the lands sold at Steuben-
willie, with the exception of the west half Of the
last mentioned quarter secuon. which was con-
veyed of OF said quarter by Samuel lleaviiin,
decd. in his lifetime, to one Edward Jones, by
deed bearing date July third, A. D., 1913, and
described therein as follows: BEGINNING for the
Mt a centre post on the north boundary line
OF said section; thence east % and 2-10 perches TO
n post; thence south ll9 and 5-l0th pcrches to
a post; thence west8 and . 10Th perez $ to u p nst
thence north ll9 perches to the place OF beginnilg.
continuing s~ixty.one acres and thirty'eight hun
Idrcdths OF an acre.
Also, of the following tract, to wit: Being a
part of the southwest quarter of section No. %.
in township No. II, in range 5, and beginning for
the same in the south east cOrRero said quarter.
thence south 693 deg, west II pcr:hes to IA stone
thence north 81 deg. east 254 peTches to II stone
nn the eastern boundary OF said quarter section;
thence south by the east boundary line % pefches
to The place of beginning. 50 as 10 contain three
roods and six and one-half ~pprchcs, all OF which
described premises are lying in the county Of Har.
rison, in said State of Ohio, aud adj lining and
being the same of which The said Samuel llraVi.
lin, late Of said county died seized aud possessed
lni; and at the next term of said court application
will be IN ,de by the sail isaac IIeavilin for al
order that p~arItion may be made of said premi'
>es. J. SHARON,
Attorney for Pc 'itinnrr.
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School Books!

School Books!
2 NlE subscriber is receiving directly from the
i publishers, the following SCHOOL BOOKS.
which he offers to teachers and others ON the
very BEST terms:
Billions English Grammar;
" Latin do
Greek do
Latin Readers
" Caesar;
" Greek Reader;
Davies Arithmetic; Rays Arithmetic;
Comstock's Philosophy Watts on the Mind;
" Chemistry, Smcllics' Philosophy (;
" Elocution; Davies Bourbon;
Kirkam's do {" Lcgendra;
q" English Ora nmar;
Mitchell's Primary Geography, new ed;
" Geography and Atlas, do
/" Ancient Geography;
Burritt's Geography of the Heavens,
Virgil Delphini; Lovcll's Young Speaker;
Horace do Nevin's Biblical Antiquities;
Also. Pocket, Family and School BIBLES and
TESTAMr'NTS; Miscellaneous, Law, and
Common School Books, of the kinds in general
usei Cap and Letter Paper; Note Paper; Envel-
npes, various kinds, Blank Books; Steel Pens;
INKS States and Pencils; Memorandums; Copy
Books; Engraved Notes; Music, Drawing and
Tissue Paper; Port Folios and Albums, ect,, etc.
All of which will be sold cheap for cash, or
approved country produce.
oct99 JOHN BEALL.
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.N'elE and CheM pSSOrc!
Y. STEWART,

WTOULD announce 10 the citizens OF Ilarri-
w son county, that he has just opened. All
s Thomas old stand, the LARGEST and CHEAPEST
stock OF Il GOODS ever brought to Cadiz, all
"~fwhich he Will dispose o. At vrry low rates, for
either Cash or approved Country Prudure.
His stock embraces every variety OF q Gods usu-
ally kept in II Dry Goods Store; and we re select
cd with special care and reference III The wants
"f this community, and the present and approach
Jag season When you want Goods remember
lie "CiIEAP CORNER" is the place, and no
mistake. JAMES STEWART,
uCtl5-ly at the "CheapCorner."
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CONSUMPTION!
CLARK TOWNSHIP, BROWN Co, Ohio,

FclIuut1 SUlns 1901.
JorN D.. PARK. Cincinnati, Ohio, General
Western Agent for DR.. Wistar's Balsum of Wild
Cherry Sir Our family are predis7osed
to that terrible disease Consamption-my father
and sister having died of that disease. | have
also been predisposed to Consumption, and abou
three years since | WIS completely Frustrated b.
it, and for weeks my life was d~isoairCd OF My
physicians and my friends all considered my case
as hopeless, and requested ne to prepare for
death, Tor n very few days at most would close
my life. To alleviate my paroxisms ofcoughing,
which were intensely torturing, and to assist my
cxpectoration, which almost smOtEered me, my
f.icnds bought me one bottle Of Mr.. Wistar's
Balsam of Wild Cherry, and commenced giving
me a few drops ut II time, as my coughing spells
came on, and from the first | experienced relief,
and obtained a little uninterrupted sleep, which
refreshed me very much. From this time | began
to gain strength and TO improve rapidly; and af'
ter a few days | was enabled to take the Balsam
of Wild Cherry regularly and in full doses. My
appetite and my digestion became goo and to
the aston shment ofall that knew me. | recover
ed. tits to Or. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry,
and that alone. under the blessing ofProvidence,
that | owe my recovery. My health is now good ;
every vestnge Of that alarming complaint, Con
sumption, that had for years attacked me like n
hcrriblc incubus, has been eradicated from my
system, and | do most earnestly entrcat oil that
are in the least predisposed to Consumption to
make Immediate trial of nr. Wista''s Balsam OF
Wild Cherry, for | have full faith in its restoring
them to health. Truly yours.
JOHN BROOKS.
IMPORTANT CAUT,oN.-Beware of a base coun-
terfeil at Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. signed
by enc VIM. Spear, who, in ordert to palm his vile
imitation upon the public, has Obtained a fac
simile of our bottle, and copied our label Of di-
~rcctions verbatum, substituting his own name foi
that of Henry Wistar, NJ. d., which is found OIL
the genuine.
Remember the outside label or wrapper Of the
genuine Balsam is Il finely executed steel engra'
wing, bearing the name Of Henry Wistar. NJ. D..
and Sanford and Park-none other can be genu,
inc. Skillnl and scientific physicians now pre-.
scribe this medicine in their practice.
Price ST. per bonIe-six bottles for S.. Sold
b" ]. D. PARK, Cincinnlti, OHIO.
NORTH. east corner Of Fourth and Walnut stree
- entrance on Walnut street, TO whom all order.
must be addressed Also, by
john Benll, and M'Bean& Knox, Cadiz; Hogs
s. pnir1sh, Moorefcld; John ffigg, Mt. Pleasant
]. Crunbachcr & Son, Wheeling; +. S. Hening
Stcubenville. iyl6-ly
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VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

fHNliE subscriber will sell at private sale the
4 House in which lie III present lives, tugeth-
RI with three acres and a half OF frsl-rate land
Known as he 6 Old Steam Mill Property :" In
ypiut of fertility the land cam not be beat in
~tttrrisnn county, und lnose i'll want Of IA small
tract had better call and examine, for they may
rest nssnr,a that they will get IA good barg tiH.
On The rremisesis an excellent COAL BANK.
which is in good working condition. His land
is situnrnI close 10 where tie Railroad Depot will
h. 10 'ated. TERMS. Two thirds cash III hand,
10 balance in one year, with interest, to be Sc
rnfe! by bod and mortgage. A clear and in
dispulable title will be given by the subscriber,
ing, call Immediately, and will give you a first,
lat" brrslin and Immediate Do-s-s ion.
decl7-tf vr.0kGE PENN.
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STOVES!

Such MS VOLTS Patents, and VOLTS Premium
Cooking Stoves, assorted sizes, of Cincinnati
manufacture.
BladIy's Etna Air Tight Cooking Stovcs,o
various sizes, for either wood or coal, of Pitts.
burgh make.
Wheeling Stoves ofall kinds and sizes, among
which are IartIey's Enterprise, a NEW PAT
TERN, for wood or coal, with extra large ovens,
to work well, or no sale.
Crates, Hollow Ware, Sad Irons etc, etc., all
Of which we will sell LOW FOR CASH. or to
PROMPT customers on short credit. Doing bust
ness upon the principle of "small profits and
quick sales,'' we ~solicita share of public patron.
age. m~ay29-ly
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Eyes ESigEnG and Dress

TAKE this opportunity of saying to tho citi-
gems Of this and the adjoining counties, that
| am receiving a splendid New srocK Of FALL
AND WINTER DRY GOODS, thc ~pretticst and
best ever brou chit to this part of the country,
Whicl, | will sell as low as any who sell Goods
in this part of the country-cLeap 70 rcash: My
motto is ''Quick Sales and Small Profits"
My Stock consists of SUPER French Merinoes,
Silks and SatIns, Cloths, Cassimercs, sattinets.
Tweeds. P~ersians, pelains, AlPaccas. Coburgs.
Laccs, Chemisetts, best French-work Cnpcs and
Collars, FIunnels, and every variety III the Dry
Goods line. Also, all kinds otCLOTIIlNG, put
up by ourselves, and made by one OF the best
Tnilors in the Weptern country.
Cali and see for yourselves mt Snyder M
Cormick's old stand, Cadiz. No hnmbug ut my
store. [scpt2Il A. F. MOORE.
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Farm for Sale.

TIME subscriber will sell at private sale the
Farm on which he now lives, lying on the
road between Cadiz and JefcHon, and within a
mile and n quarter Of the Railroad route, con-
tanning between sixiy-eight and seventy acres,
about 40 of which are cleared, and in good cult
%yatiop. There is on the premises a good log
dwelling house and frame barn. There is also
an orchard of iruiI sufficient for family use. For
urther information enquire Of the subscriber, liv-
ng on the premises.
novI2-tf ROBERT ORR.
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$1,000 REwARD.
MTTITKEN q GRIMES

NTOULD Soy 10 their old friends and
toners. and everybody else, that ley
have lust received the LARGEST and BEsr selected
stock OF GOODS ever brought TO Harrison count,
Il consists u everything in the shape OF DRY
GOODS AND GROCERIES, QUEENSwARE,
HARDWARE, tic, etc.
They are determined 10 give heTTEH BARGAINS
than amy other store in Z" these diggins.r Iryou
don't believe il come and see Tor yourselves.
Bring on your Produce. Tor Miilikin & Grimes
always pays as high, iT not higher prices for all
kinds Of Country Produce, Than any other store
in Cadiz. oetS
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NEW CHINA.
GIass md QmeemsMnre s

EIl<S and RNcelISWlft SIOrC,
No. %, Monroe STREET., Wheel ING, VIRGINIA.
ME subscribers respectfully give notice that
4 they have imported di'ect from the Inanufac-
turers, II large and complete stock Of the above
ware, together with an assortment of Mantle Or
naments and Fancy Goods, some OF which are Of
exquisite taste and beauty. Iron. Stone China,
and Porcelain Breakfast Dinner, Tea and Toilet
Ware, of an enrre new pattern. Solar and Lard
Lamps and Lanterns OF every description. Bri-
tanuia Ware Cutlery, etc. We shall mt all times
keep rs complete an assortment Of Cummon Ware
on hand. for the city ard country trade, as can
be found at amy other store in the West, and by
giving our personal attention to re-packing the
SINE, convince all who may favor us with theil
atronaga, that they cannot do better at any
her establishment i'll the county.
HOBBS, BARNES g. CO.
Flint Glass Manufacturers,
ian7-lf Wheeling, Va.
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Agents for the sentinel.

The following named gentlemen are our au-
LoriEed agents to receive subscriptions, adver-
tisements, and job Work. All contracts made
by them will he strictly fulfilled by us:
rhiiadclpLia--V. b, Palmer. L. w. Carr, and
&. Fierce.
Bustnn--V. r.. Palmer.
Now York--V. B. Palmer.
NherIinc--D. Maclane. Esq.
FrsepoTt- Joseph Allen.
MOoicfeld-A. Jul. Schreiher.
Wostchesrer--Wm. Fleming.
Franklin--DE L. Conway.
Rumley--Jacob Gutshali.
Short Creek--Asa Holmes.
SIock--J nmes Huagland.
Athtns--Dr. Thomas FIndlry.
Ereen--John WilkiH.
tscrmam--Jo ohm Brown.
NorIh--A. +. CroskGy.
Monrt e--Ilcnry B. Heller.
Washington--John Boyd.
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vi FANS & SCOTT.

MANUFACTURERS OF
PURE WHITE LEAD AND VINEGAR,
Office on Market street. aerl door 10 Posi- Office,
STEUBENVIL LIE, OHIO.
EAVING adopted the most approved met no
Al as p~ractised ny the eastern manufacturers in
the manufacture OF WHITE LEAD, &c arc prepared
to warrant it equal to any made in the United
States, and which we offer at the lowest price
March -. 1881 tl4S
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Revolution in Marble.

' VIE subscriber, having made ample arrange
Il mcnts for Il large supply OF MARBLE. keeps
constantly on hand Nantes, Toombs, Monu-
ments, Head and Foot Stones, etc. lie is con.
stantly receiving large lots of Italian, Egyptian
and american Marbles, which he is making up
in a style not surpassed in the United States. and
will sell at a very small adva ice on cost, either
Wholesale or retail, and solicits all persons in
wanting, to give him a call.
lie will also furnish a beautiful White Marble
for Caps and Stills, Steps, Fronts Pieces for
Doors and Vaults, Tile for flooring etc, very low.
He has also on hand a considerable quantity o
Free Stone monuments, Toombs and Head Stones
All sizes Of Crime Stones, both tor wet and dry
grinding, warranted.
most beautiful sy les, in almost any language re-
.qu rcd. MICHEL J. ROMAN,
Marble Mason and Vault Builder,
nov. SLY No. &C, Lower end OF Market st.
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AlANnMALkE AND GuTLERY.

No. 2, MONROE ST WIEELING, ".
ME subsc riber hns inst received n complete
assortment of sHar6i ware and CWtlrry
of every description in the line, for Smiths Car.
lcnler rs. Mill Wr;rhts and IIone-fnisllip., %togetl-
ef with Soy thcs, Sicklcs, Scythe Snathes, Soy the
stones, Cram Cradles, Forks of every description,
Shtyels. Spades, Mattocks, mill aud cruss-cut
saws, broad and chipping Axes, cast. shear and
English Blister Steel, Rides, Machine Cards etc.
together with every variety IN tile Hardware line,
which will Ie sol ON rs good terms as can be
nup,I in the West SAMUEL EEEL,
mnLT ~
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n &E Reid

VKTHOLESALE and retail WINE and Ii
wv QUOR DEALERS. eastside Of Main ST.,
n oove the Stone Bridge, Wheeling. Va. Keeps
constantly on hand a large assortment Of For
.eign and Domestic | liquors, Wines and Cordials,
w6Ich will be sold on the most accommodating
terms. A constant supply Of irish and Moro
gthcla Whisky constantly on hand. oct29l
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The Great Remedy for Consumption Of the
Lungs, Affection Of he LiUsr, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Pains or Weakness IF Oh,
Breast or Lungs. and other affections Of
The Pulmonary Organs.
WYE eupy the following article with pleas
wv ure from the - Boston Mercantile jour
nal" OF March, 1919. and we hope that il any
of our readers arr suffering from any 0f the com
plants which il is said to cure, they will spcedi-
ly avail themselves OF il.
WiStar's BaISam Of Wild Cherry.
II was well known many years ago that the
Wild Cherry tree bark OF this climate possessed
valuable medicinal qualities. Indeed this fact
was known TO the aborigines, and decoctions OF
the leaves or bark of this tree has ever been re-
sardCd by their physicians as one Of the most e.
fectual remedies in many diseases. This fact,
several wears since, arrested the attention OF DIR.
Wistar, a highly respectable practitioner Of Viz
giuia. lie investigated with care the healing
properties of the Wild ChnTry--tested Its effects
when administered alone. and when in combina-
ton with other remedial agents. lie found that
its natural virtue might be greatly improved and
by combining it with Ingredients whose proper
ties were all well proved and generally recog
nized, n medicine was produced which constr
tutes a remedy Of great importance in Pulmonary
a Elections, and diseases OF the Chest and Throat
The genuine Wistur's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
.hns Il fac smile ofthe signature of Henry Wistar,
Vi. y, Philadelphia, and Sanford and ParA on II
finely executed steel engraved wrapper. None
tho - 81 o,onino
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:, n.

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR
IN CHANCERY,
CADIZ, O.
CONTINUES 30 practice in Harrison and adj
~ joining counties, and gives especial and
prompt attention to G .llecting, 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, loaning and investment of money,
and all other professional business placed in the
charge,
He is Agent for the State Bank Of Ohio and
Others, for looming money, &c, &c. Office in
NilgOre's Building, on Market street.
Cadiz. o.. June IS. 1851
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and Pure drugs

TENIIE subscriber is receiving at his old stand
in Cadiz, Ohio. in addition +" his former
stock, a large supply of fresh n"d pUr
DRUGS. DYES, OILS, PAINTS, VARNlSllES,
etc, etc. in short everything usually kept in n
Wcsrern Drug Store.
His stock has been carefully selected rs to quail
ity and prices will be So low that no person can
reasonably object. | isstock Willie kept full, and
he would call the particular attention Of persons
wishing to purchase anything in mis- line, to sec
his took before purchasing elsewhere.
Thankful for past favors, he stillhopcs, by care
and strict attention to business, to merit II large
share Of the patronage OF a liberal public.
may21-iY JOHN BEALT.
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Taos. q. CN858s'EsOM

WHOLESALE AND REL NJ
DEALER IN
Cooking Stores, G'rntea, Hoilom Enrr, ETC.,
No. 10. Union STREET, WHEELING, Va.
TAVING always on hand tic choice of the
market. at lowest cash prices. Of Wheeling,
Cincinnati and Pittsburgh make: also manutnr-
Inrer Of Copper. Tin lGt Sheet iron Wnre, in
all tllcir vHrirt:r7. 1T the LOWEST PRICES.
Burke y Parnes' iiuprovcd
SIL.4MaNDER s. FES.
ssol ted sizes for sale rs above; being the ONLY
gent for them in the city, | will sell at prices
hat cannot fail TO please. ~may7-iy
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John Parker,

GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT. y'7'
VXTlLL promptly attend to Collections in
wv the countiesgof Harrison, Belmont. JEFF,
ierson, Juscarawas, Monroe, GueThsey.--DDd
Ohio county, Va. Hoi is also authorize to receive
subscriptions for the - Dem ocfatic Sentinel and
Earmer'' in the counties above n1med. Resi-.
dence Coal street. (North) Wheeling, VA. aa.,
oct29-ly -as4 = ,suglJ
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THOMAS q. ItOWLEIS,

-lTTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR
IN Gil ANCERY.
TT Office with s. b. Shot we'll, Esq. All bust.
ness intrusred . his care will be promptly attend.
ed 10. jHnl4-'2 ~
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W.. g. " IVA,

AUCTION & COMMISSION MERCHANT,
A ND Dealer in American, English, French,
IN and German Goods, Clocks, Watches and
Jewelry, etc. All kinds OF Merck nndize. Reel
Estate, Household Furniture sold on the most
reasonable terms. ~
Auction every Tuesday and Friday evenings,
and Wednesday and Saturday mornings. s.-fit
oot29-ly w. s. WICKHAM. i