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4 MARKETING, three ply. Brussels Patterns, In
ograin, Venellan,. and Listing Carpeting. Also,
h.uSs, Mats, and Floor Clothing in good variety, at
$. Il II. McFADDENH.
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All yOGf5, Nc., X BOW WAN
Hobensack's Liver Pills.

No part Of the system ia more liable to disease than
the Liver, it serving as Il iiltcrer to purify the blood,
or giving he proper secretion Of the bile; 10 that any
action OF the Liver effects the other parts of the sys-
tom and results variousiy, Liver Complaint, Jaun-
dice, Dyspepsia, &c. We should therefore, watch
every symptom thEt might indicate a wrong action
Of the Liver. These Pills heing composed Of Roots
and Plants furnished by nature 10 heal the sick; dame
II, Isl, an Esqrectorani, which judgments tie secre-
ton from the pulmonary mucous membrane, or pro-
notes the discharge OF secretId matter. I'd. An Af-
braliNg. ~Gich cbSages in some inexplicaqle man.
her fhc certain morbid action Of the system. ID. a
Tonic; which gives tone and strength to the nervous
system, renewing health and vigor to all parts OF TIM
body. 4th. A CatharTic, which acts in perfect har.
mouy with the other ingredients, and operating on
the Bowels, end e~zpclling the whole mass Of corrupt
and vitioted matter, and Purifying the bSood, wiich
dnstrNvA the disnAsn md resllres lenLLl-
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Sherif''s Sale.
2. Finney and Wife,

Robert T. Finney and Wife,
va. Partition. y
John NJ. Jenkins, Of a..
Rf virtue Of all pIuries order of sale, issued out Al
- the Court at Comlnna Pleas, of Harrison coan-
~, Ohio, and to me directed, | will offer for sale, 81
the door ct the Court House, in Cadia, on the l7th dsy
Of February A. D. 1853, between the hours Of 10 O.
clock a. NJ. and o'clock ?. NJ, the following Real
Esgate, 10 wit:
Also, TINT Lot in Freeport, known as the pubIis
ground lot, with the fine new tavern house, stablinR,
&c. erected thereon and being, which was sold undss,,
an oct Of the Legislature OF Ohio, passed in 1895, ion
the benefit Of School District No. 2, in FreeporN
t]wonship, to I. 7. jenkins, and is appraised a
$1,000 10.
Purchase money ia be paid y in hand. y i, ons
year with interest, and Il in two years with iiitsreee
JAMES BOYD, Sheriff.
january 10, 1853.
%~~The above sale has been ppslpOned to Saturday,
March5, 1859. "
LRESH TEAS, GunPoGwder, Imperial Young Hy.
1 son snd Olong lees Of the latest importations.
Fresh and tragant. The lovers Of this delightful
h;ye age are invited to try cup and be refres6ed.-
ltlskeFt constantly by S. &, II. McFADDEN.
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G1 Those that wish to purchase horses,
wagon, carts, and other valuable property,
would do well TO attend the sale at the
Court House. on next Wednesday. See
Advertisement Of Geo. Penn.
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EsrCongress will close their labors or to.
morrow, after. doing but little that is really
beneficial to the country.
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ROAD LAw,-We give this important law
this week in full. " is one that interests
every man, and should be laid carefully
away.
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The Tape Worm.

This il he I1ost difficult Worm to destroy of al.
that invest tho human system, it grows to almost ii-
definite length, becoming so coiied and fastened in
sadly as u Cause 81. tlus Dance, Fits, etc., that
those afflicted seidoll if ever suspect that it is Tape
Worm f%lastening them to an early grave. In order -
destroy this Worm. a very energetic treatment nut
be pursued. 1t would therefore be proper to take froii
b to- OF my Liver Pills SO as to remove MI obstrut-
tons. that tn Worm Syrup may act direct Upon tkI
Worm, which must BE- taken in doses Of two table
sp~oontulls three tines a day, these directions followed
have never been known to tail in curing the most OBJ
stlnaJe 81 ca of tun, Marina
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NOTICE.

4 T a meeting of tho Council OF the Borough of the
"A town ot CadiZ, II was resolved 10 have all the
Streets and Alleys within the limits OF the Corpora.
ton that are now closed, opened by the 18th day OF
April, 1853.
r. J. BENNETT, President.
WIZ KNOX, Recorder.
Caiiz, February ., 1888.
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GT- The Wing State Convention which
met at Columbus on the 92nd ult.. was a
very slim affair. AT last we should Judge
so from the proceedings as published in the
State Journal. They nominated the follow
ing tcket:-Governor, Nelson Barrere. of
highland county; Lieutenant Governor, Isaac
). Allen, of Richland; Treasurer of State.
henry BRAKEMAN, of Hamilton; Secretary
Of State, Nelson H. Van Worries, of Athens;
Attorney General, William II. Gibson. Of
seneca; Supreme Judge, Franklin T. Back.
U.S. OF C~uyahoga; Board of Public Woxks
John Waddle, of Coshocton.
Our neighbor, John A. Bingham, ESQ,
was up as a eapdidate for two different Off
ees before the Convention, Attorney General
and Supreme Judge, but failed to receive
either. We wish John better luck next time
Hesreceiyed 81 votes for Attorney General
and SO for Supreme Judge,
The ticket nominated is but little Lroru
In the language of the Ohio Patriot, "if the
democracy cannot beat that ticket $4,000
votes they should never try again"
'-# ----
ofAhk Co. DEMocRAr.-Ne see by the
last number of this paper, that it has chan.
ged hands Our friend McGgagor. has dis
p0Sed o. the establishment to W. S, Freese,
~ "a II .Ix
Esq 1t will be recollected thaya Mac was
elected Auditor of that county last fail We
wish all hands great success.
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Saturday, the Goth ult., there were 2I4
votes polled, which were distributed
as follows:
Obediah SlemmOns
John KoH, i....,... 4U2
scattering. ...,,,.... ...............&
When the result was announced, Mr..
Rea moved that Mr.. Slepraons be declared
the unanimous choice Of the Democracy for
Postmaster in Cadiz. which was responded
to heartily by the large crowd in attendance.
This act af Mr.. Rea's, shows him tu be what
be has always been considered, & good
Democrat, and a gentleman in thc fullest
sense of, the term.
Mr.. SlemmQns will make a good postmas-
ter, and one that will give entire s~atisfac-
tlan to all who have business at the Cadiz
Post Office. This is our prediction, and We
believe it will be fully verified.
1-Those that wish to purchase horses,
wagon, carts, and other valuable property,
would do well to attend the sale at the
Court House. on next Wednesday. See
Advertisement Of Geo. Penn.
GZ-Rev. Asa Shinn, an eminent minister
of the Methodist Protestant Chul cir, and
well known throughout the country, died Of
Apoplexy, at Brhtllebolo, Vt, on the 18th
inst, in the lend year Of his aye. His re-
mains were inferred at Allegheny, Pa.
ErCourt commences in Cadiz on next
Tuesday, the 9Th inst. The following are
tie Grand and Petit Jurors for the term
We are indebted to Mr.. Patterson, the ac-
comodating Clerk for the list.
GRAND jurors.
!. Ice s. Burton, Green township;
9. James kirkpatrick, Athens
5. Walter B. Beebe, Greene a
4. Joseph Rea, Cadiz
s. Vincent Ferguson, German
5. Gabriel Holland, Archer
7. Jacob Gutshall, Rumley
8. Benin. Wood, jr,, Mooreicld"
9. Robert Tenant. Washington
10. Lewis II Davidson, Frceport"
II. Harrison Estep, Short Greek
l2. William Wilson. do
Is. Thomas Wilson, Washington"
II. Henry Pitts, franklin
is. Samuel Mccormick, Gadiz
PETIT JUHoEs.
/. Hezekiah Harrison, Short-creek town
2. Andrew Mikesell, German
3. William Marsh, Cadiz
4. Charles Wells,
s.. William Barrett, " :.
6. John Mccormick, Washington "
7. John Hines, Stock
9. Joseph Knight, Nottingham
.. Thomas Richey, Franklin
10. Alexander Nee ullough, Monroe
IL. Ohio Baker, Washington
II. John R. Melapy, Monroe
ROAD LAw.-We give this important law
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POIsoNISG.-Thousauds Of parents who use Yermi.
fuge composed ofCastor oil, Calumel, ETC., are not j.
ware that, while they appear 10 benefit de patient,
they are actually laying the foundations for a series
OF diseases such az Salvation, Loss Of Sight, Weak.
ness ofLilnbs, etc.
In another column will be found the advertisement
Of HOBESSACkS MEDICINES, to which We ask
the attention ofall directly Interested in their own a,
well as their children's health. In Liver Complaint.
and all disorders arising from those ufa billions tyut
should make use Of The only genuine medicine, Ho.
bcnsack's Liver Pills.
Be not deceived, but ask for Hobeusack : Worm Sv.
rup and Liver Pills and observe that each has tie sig.
nature Of the Proprietor, J. \. IIu5ensack, as non,
else is genuine.
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S,OLk; LEATHER.

VIE best article Of Rad Sole Leather, also Upper
l. Leathe: euid to be the beet manufactured in the
county, Kept constantly on hand, and for sale by
I. PHILLIPS a. son
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To Females.

You will find lhcso Pills an Invaluable medicine ia
many complaints to which ynU are subject. In Oh.
structions either total or partial lnr have been toun |
OF nestimable benefit, restoring their functional a..
engagements to a healthy action purifying the blo5i
and otl!er tiui ls 10 electuaIly os to put to fill 4
complaints which only arise from female irrcgula.i.
ties, as headache, giddincss, dimness OF sigh, pain
in the side, back ,t&s
Prepared a, Hobensack's laboratory, philodel. his.
prira % cnrta
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Adjournment. Of the General AS
sembly.

On Saturday both Houses passed a%resolu-
ton TO adjonrn sine die, on the l4h day of
Marah. G9od.
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Final Accounts,

NOTICE is hereby given that tho following ae.
r. counts have been illed i'll the Probate Court, OF
Harrison county Ohio tor settlement;
The accounts OF Townsend I. Larkin, as Guar.
dian OF Ihomas II. Baldwin, Benoni 5. Baldwin,
George W. Baldwin and William Baldwin.
The final account Of John VI. kichey, as Executor
OF the Will Of Martha Malolm, deceased, and lhst
the sune will be ssverally examine and passed up
on by the undersigned, on the first day of April next.
March 2, SO. i. W. FIERS, Probate Judge.
L'XElBrT Of the Receipts and Expenditures of the
- Borough OF CadN, for the year ending March
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TIE WHEEuSa BEIDGE.-Thursiay last
was the day to take down the suspenton
bridge at Wheeling, according to the de-
cree Of the Supreme Court. The Gazette,
however, says it was still standing on Friday
morning.
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SrAnother Scientific Wonder ImportrnttoD vS.
penics-Dr.J J. S. HOughton's Pspsia. the True Di-
gesuyS Fluid, or Gastric Juice, prepared from Rem
nett, or the fourth Stomach of the Ok, after directions
olBaron Leibeg, the great Physiological Chemist, by
}. 5. Huughton, NJ. D. Philadelphia. This is truly
wondrim remedy for Indigestion, Dyspepsia .JauEd!ce
Liver Complaint, Constipation, and Debility, curing
after Natures own agent, the Gastric Juice. PampiI-
let's containing scientific evidence OF is value, fur
nished by agents gratis. See notice amoag the med.
ical advertisements.
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Postmaster in Cadiz.

AT the third and last election held on last
Saturday, the Goth ult., there were 2I4
votes polled. which were distributed
a. fnllnmc.
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nsack's laboratory, rhilndel his.
JAMES BAKER, Wheeling.

I q HUIV y 'NEIIIF7 D.Ih M " HEF IER.
pr. &. Ii. KEYSER. Pittaburgh-
Agents for Harrison county.--John Bcall and v God
81 Smith, Cndiz, l.. A. kennard and VIM. Lee, New
Athens; Lewis RuSael, Jefferson; J. {. & ). W. WMf,
son, J. 7. Flaaner and John Rolnick, H.rTiayille; WMt
& C%futsha!!, New Rumiey; Az Croskoy, New Ma
ket; Jas: Welch, Hanover; John l.. Cramp!ett, Dacrs-
yille;l J. Braden,C Charleston; RI Hanna, Cross itsada,
Thomas Smith, t~reeport; h. J. Phi1ls & Co, SInyr.
ma; A. ul.Schreiber, Moorefe,d; 5.Henderson ,Franh-
liz; J. x. A.. IaggNrt, Iippecanosi c. Il. Tao.n2s,e,
l holnpsoaVille.
lnly IL lALn L.
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E4s'Rumor says that Col. Medary has
sold out hall, Of the Statesman establishment
to S. s. Cox, Esq, of GAINESVILLE. and hat
the COL is going to establish a paper in Gin
cinnati. Whether Rumor is correct, we do
not know, as the Statesman says nothing a
bout it. Will it please inform the people?
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J1nunTy IT, 1898, :
' THE above sale has been pospOned to Saturday,
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GS~Rev. Asa Shinn, an eminent minister
of the Methodist Protestant Chulch, and
well known throughout the country, died Of
Apoplcxy, at BrAtllebolo, Vt, on the llth
inst, in the 72nd year of his age. His re-
mains were inferred at Allegheny, Pa.
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MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS.
LATER FROM MEXICO.

by the erriYa. of the brig Lucy at New
Orleans, We are in possession of dates from
TIE city OF Mexico 10 the % b January.
ne news Is Of an important character.
Alter the election Of the Members o: Con-
giess, u Of them assembled at a private house
o2 lie 2lst Januery-impreached CevalIos
and elected Osorio, the Governor Of Puehla, as
President Oq interim, but the latter declined
10 accept the office.
The garrison Of the city ofMexico had pro.
Aolneed 10 favor ofthe plan Of Gnadalaiare,
recognizing Cevallos as President of the Re-
plD.ic-aEd other cities have followed the ex-
ample.
The Siglo says: "The revolution is ended,
i Lac plan Of GaedaIejara is now the political
lslh o'te countay."
General BeEio the Minister of War, had sent
Communication to Uraga, requesting him TO
repair 'ninediately to the Capital, as no Minis.
~ would be formed till his arrival. !.
Inc ) igIo says il was reported that Uraga
G ,ieG animated his willingness to recognize
Ce'sios as the executive al iaierim, and the
present Congress, on condition that they reform
ne Constitution.
Ce,eIos issued proclamation on the Oath
opeasaag the ports Of siazatlsn, San Bias, Tam
Pe0' Vera Cruz and Camarg6.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
= see first page for proceedings OF the
, S,,;kers" ia Baltimore.


,-.xosrryarE ArFAIR.-Many ofouT read
u;Il. no doubt, remember that soou' TWO
since violent personal dfhculiy arose
zen TWO very respectable Tmiles OF the
. Morris and Williams, residing IN AM
- '1'''. .,nntv, near Lynchburg, in consequence
..,or,o, by Mr.. Williams to uaite him.
- marriage TO q daus hieT OF Mr.. Mori's.
,r,;sse PARTY Jeff acme for the purpose
-, united ia wedlock, bat before the
>...,~,a,a,on o! the nuptiais, they were over
.,[.,,t Charlottesville by the father and bro
's-.ce the young lady, who got possession OF
-....,la3 bride, after some resistance, aad
.t,.;,h her on their return home. Stop
D.. ton Il Nielsen Court House, they were
'-.-.,.sn by Sir. Williams and his brother,
- violent alteration took place at the
nor able. in y h,ch young Morris, the bro
..e. a. .se ia.euded bride, was shot dead by
-. Williams, s brother Of the Intended bride
.--a. Williams, who committed the deed,
g. rho couufv. We learn, and did not return
...r recently. On Saturday last, j; appears
.,es met while on horseback, Bye brother of
tsvor1.. killed, in q road near Lynchburg. Nj.
,..s4 ". II it vas true ihoi he had boosted o.
...,.-, ki,lel his brother Without replying
y ans apparently was attempting to draw
-..,, he pocke, pistol, when he was an,iei-
..,.as Is Morris, who Immediately fired TWO.
-..-l tails at hin. the first taking effect in the
...y, ne latter penetrating the body, and pro.
..-.ry. wha, is feared mortal wound. Nor
,.sass arrested, and bail offered by his father
f. ,e-y wealthy man 10 u very large amount,
,..-iwos refused. Thecxcilemeni, il is said,
9L,a.nburg and lie ighborhood, growing out
c.. t..s distressing affair, is very great. The
3..s.as party, We learn, threaten summary
,s-ceaace in the way Of lynch law, in case
Nor, should be baiied, or an opportunity
o-sera - atIyr1cd him 10 escape the penalties
@. TIE .aw. We make these statements, as
fsey have reached Us, through private chan
1s.s. The Lynchburg pape~s, by the next
,..H VIII, no doubt, give Us full and accurate
ps-..2,Ars-
?. :. Since the above was in type, we
lss-a ,aa,, although bail was 6; frs: refused, it
we subsequently, granted to Morris, it appear
.ar ..@, Williams commence the assault by
-g lag II the road and indug.ag in abuse Of
F..r-l.
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E0REIGN INTELL!GENCE.

=. 5 rumore1 ihat races Barring " Il soon
e---e4a Gladstone as Chancellor 0! .e Ex-
-.---5c.
-reat pence conference was held at Man
,..s,e. during ;ae week Golden, Bright,
S.-r-e and all The distinguished advocates OF
a..y-..ai peace were present, and delivered al.
---sses.
4 rev uia! had been refused in the Achilli
a-G Newman case.
A-.srs Hrsh {; Co, OF Rotterdam, have
,a =l 70 the aiaount OF tl23,GG9. Their iai-
lure wgs caused by that OF Messrs. Coiman,
S;aaer.oimau * Co.
Tie weather in England and Ireland had
gsen favorable TO the crops, and had caused
decline in breadslutis.
Gen. Goodwin, IN Burmah, We lesra bv the
overland natl and by telegraph, had suffered
C6r.sva of 400 men in ga 10 be invested 10y
Z sIgpg force of Burmese, and had hard fight
~ 10 relieve them.
FRANCE.
Inc civil contract OF matrimonv between the
Emperor Napoleon and the Countess OF Teba
ar1 seen signed. The grand religious cere-
Eo-=s viii take place or the 30IA at Notre
Jerae.
CaerJourg, beyond a doubt, will he the
~; Of departure for the French trGas-AtlGn-
l2 line OF steamers.
SPAIN.
the fessrs. Barring Brothers have lent
Spain dtly-seven millions Of reals or security
o,ji.e national property.
PRUSSIA.
The Emperor ofPrussia has borrowed TWEEN
y sZ millions OF rix dollars irota RothchiId &
c..
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS.
Sardinia has Rdopted g plan TO sunpress
slave Irsd;ng by the Sardinians.
The United States frigate Cumberland vas
t; Genoa atthe latest dates.
Ire Montenegrin, war vas processing
Tie Turks vera about investing Montenegro
with 10000 troops intending TO make an at.
!tc" on all points, and il was thought that
tassie would interfere.
Letters from Francisco ard Rose Madiai ap-
pear in the papers. Francisco was very i'll at
ne Tine Of writing, and both were firm in
ie.ih.
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BY Alexander Mott & Co.

QUESTIONABLE CLOTHING AT AUG.
l. TiON.-The large and well selected stock of
resdy made Clothing, at No go Main street, the
proprietor being DESTROYS of closing his business.
The STOCK comprises, Blue, Black and Brown Cloth
Dress and Flock Goats; Black and Fancy Cassi.
mere Pents: Business Goats, silk, Satin, Cassinese
and ether Vests. All manufactured for this CITY
trade, and will be sold in small parcels, to suit each
customer. The sale will commence on Tuesday
Morning, February 18th, and will he continued
until the whole stock is sold.
fe5 ALEX MOTT CO, Aucts.
A RARE CHANCE-rO BE SOLD With.
n OUT RESERVE-Alo lot of goods viii be ad
oed to the above sale, consisting oil Albate Tea
sets Tour pieces; Knives and Forks in cases, Cas-.
Tors, Tea and Coffee Kettles, fancy Ink Stands,
riaied Cake ard Fruit Baskets, Salt Cellsrf Mante
LOCKS, fspler Mache, Writing Desks, Work Boxes
tof Leolee, lea Caddies, &c &c, all of which will
oe soio without reserve it being part of the tick
% uooos belonging to store keeper OF this city, as
ne R Goes nor intend keeping any more of the above
fancy 1oods. The sale will take place Wednes.
any morning, February 10Th, at 10 clock with
Gut reserve or regard to weather.
b-Wlil be sold at the same store on Wed.
hesaay and Thursday nights, lot Of Watch
IS, jeweiry and Fancy Geods, without reserve, to
close conSig
Sale conducted by A MOTT g. 10
Terms cash. 10
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r OTIS In ADAMS, VALLEY 49,,

I US IN ADAMS' VALLEY. At Arc
- IioN-Wii be sold ON TUESDAY. the Ists
.nas,i =. oc.oek N, upon the premises re-
spectifeiy, lot OF ground situated or Rald ys..'
street near the Central Railroad, frobtng az -.
ang running back l32 feet: and lot on III "a = s;s
OF Valley sire ct the DsiilIery. fronrir * -,
ana running back 100 feet to another street
joining the property of MIR II Hurley. tran,n, -
feet and running back rs feet
Properly Ia the Eeighborhood CT the above i.
steadily improving 10 value, and offers sat- ia.
vestmenf Tor those wishing to invest jaoi.ioasIv.
with Interest. satisfactorily secured.
f5 10 JAMES NJ TAYLOR ar.,-
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A RARE CHANCE-TO BE SOLD WI
BY George j. suInuer.

RARE CHANGE FOR ANTIOUARIsNS
a UCTIUR SALE OF GOLD, SILVER. ann
IA COPPER COINS, MEDALS, &C. &c-(in
Monday Morning. the 2lst inst eommencipg
at 10 O'Clock, al the large Room over the store Of
Mr.. Elias Hale No 100 Main street. will be fold at
public auction, very large collection of rare, old
and valuable Gold, Silver and Copper Coins.
Medals and Pocket Pieces, comprising from lOD0
to 1900 pieces belonging to the estate of Abrsm
Levy, deceased
These coins took Mr. Levy fifty years to colec.
and were highly priced and treasured up by him
as great cariosisies Also, / very fine Gold Patent
Lever Watch a collection of beautiful Oil Paint
ings alse, Chamber Furniture, consisting OF one
high post Mahogany Bedstead and Beddlng, Blu
reau, Washstand, Secretary and Book Case, pair
Of handsome Ottomans, Chairs, Rocking Chairs,
Carpet, &c. &c
N. B.-The above will be open for examination
on and after Thursday, the 18th inst, when ceta-
logues OF the Coins be obtained (; and the pub
lie, both ladies and gentlemen respectfully in
vited 10 avail themselves OF seeing such large and
fine collection of great euriosites, and which is
said to be she most valuable Id the United States.
Terms cash.
BY order Of JACOB A. LEVY,
Ex'r of Abram Levy, deceased
Sale 70 be conducted by
fe 2-td GEO. j. SUMNER, Auctr
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AUCTION SALES.
( sOa1AIssIONElk'e SALE OF vALU. |

I COMMISSIONERS sAl.k OF VALU.
City OF Hichmond.-By virtue Of decree Of the
Circuit Court of Chaucery for the city OF Rich-
Eaond, pronounced on the 9th January, 1853, In
the case Of Lipscomb's Administrator against Lips
comb &c the undersigned Commissioner will ex
the City Hall, In the city Of Richmond. on Friday
the 18TH February, 1885, commencing al N O'Clock
NJ, ii fair, ii not, the next fair day, iii The real
estate and slaves which Moses Lipscomb died
Madison streets the said city, with several wood.
en- tenemen,s thereon also, valuable slaves con.
sisting Of men, womrp and children.
The real estate is 10 be sold for one-fourth cash
balance at o, u and IL months Tor negotiable notes.
further order of the court The slaves will be cold
for cash. RO. l.. JONES, Cou'r.
Sale conducted by w. GoDDrN, Auc.
L.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-15
AUCTION SALES.

NA HOUSE AND LOT At AUCTION.
E3 On Tuesday, the 22d day CT the present
month, February we shall sell publicly, on the
premises. at o'clock In the evening, for the unex
pired time 0; the lease improved Lot, at The In.
iersecsion Of Clay and nth streets, now occupied
by Mr l. Phillips; which Lot wac leased for 9
term Of years, and which Jesse has about six wears
ana haif to rum and the house, which Ia two sto-
res nigh, and fitted up for store, together with
,ne kilehen being the property Of the lessee, the
p1reaa.er VIII have the privilege of removing them
when the lease expires.
sale. TSr r % !, suc LAY Vi
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