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STOCK Sales

PsnADEiPHiA, Jan So Rsportea bv Keen q Taylor. J.
Fret Board-$l 900 United states Co. OIL C&P ll9k 800
ils; teeO City Railroad Is g. ~ 10 city Gs,Ss.
hahn odd Gs cash aj 100 susquehaans Catnl s. Bi,k
shares " high kAvga ion 6a As DO 10 t0O Morris
do b. z.as PSnasy'ya,iA r.. rosd ~ p dO .ss gD
100 do %, 1871 10 Canal IN so do bS l7x; lOj
schu.hl Navigation, Preferred 2sss Bank Of ysansyL
Long Island Railroad b. l6; IO oota 100 do o.
iCC Moriis Csnal 22 Second Boardto0 SEEDING Rail
syiy,nis Rsrs.d 4s, 70 DO, as AinshiI Rsilrs ID IS
town Railroad 81 after Board-5O shares Long Island
b5. l6; uCdo 10 Coz DO l5s 40 Beaver Madow Railroad
be ny; Pepr sylva il Railroad 49h. MIrke. dul.
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nARIaIm - Ia ELLIG EsC K
Movements OF Ocean steamers,
Port Of New York, january 5, 1853.

SOfN Oh NeW S1NtA&AFt % Ac"os
CLEARED.
Shiy HuEreoot Sttrer, san FRANCISCO, Laid Church
ehip Mrrbs.tsn, Peabody Liverpool Hsrbhsl Il Co.
Ship Northumberland, spcaoar, Lo-ten, 0fiswcd Nor.
gsp a Wiley
Ship Geo Phelps Sherman ApslschioOa, Chamberlain,
Robinson Co.
Bark CuIcms, Bsxtr crsgen, Y & D Fowler.
Bsrk hsrio,te Wynn hanw airing. ApalsobicolA
Bark Lyeufgus Costa Charleston Chamberlain Rob
& Co
Brig Bn.iIy Miner. Nctzger, San Prancsoo, masssr.
Brig Transit OBI Pkynter 50 Vincent, hijdletou Co.
Bris D,lhi, Grogier, keo,itss Owop 4 ION
Bril- Eliza Jane, tcGrkh, Aspnwall Jondine Cruz Co.
BIig brazilian tBr), CroweD st Macy, Mayhem, Talbot
& Co
sehr Reir deer cstheart Nst.sorda y MoCresdy Co
Sehr n W ella Crihen, Charleston McCrea ~ Co.
schr Jamsttown Cook Petersburg Jas Hunter s. Co.
schr s,ni Lord. Smith Bsltimors, MAILER lsrd.
slotp Issao Bsrasn, Damp Ing, Fall River.
ARRIVED
stesmship glasgow, Craig, 0lssgov, Dec l6, go N,
With mese end be yssssnserr TO Game 70 AZ
lat "a H. Ion steamship ricA hence for Lverpool
vaua a9sb, with PASSENGERS, 70 Roberts -
stesmsl Up City OF Richmond bscbel, Riohmond 20, -
hours, With hdss and passengers t. saml hitohil
ship HoyqvA kcgenge, yr, shaDshae, Sept " AnIssr
LpTs D,os $40 "a e2mroy ws'h shir SoiiPe, Hsaas7'
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rs.urnsd and stated tha. he would make, in short

rs.ufoed and stated that he would make, In short
tim, . communication TO the Board
TIE clerk to the Mayor then entered, and pre-
eeoted me sage from his Honor, which was partly
read and laid the table, and 1--WE hundred copies
ordered TO be printed.
On motion of Assistant Alderman McCoNKEY,
the rules and orders of the Board for the las. year
we're adopted for the present, Ter this Board.
Assistant Alderman BARKER moved that com
mitsss Of three be appointed to revise the rules
and orders Of the Board Carried, and Assistant
Aldermen Barker, Wells and Woodward appointed
The Board then adjourned to Monday afternoon.
o. eve O'Clock. Prom the minutes
g. I. McCLEsAcHAR, CLERK
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN,
Monday, Jan. 3, lSJ3-5P.M
The Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Preeent-JoBa Trotter, Esq President, in the
chair; Assistant Aldermen Brown, Mabbatt, O Bri-
60, AAybee Ring, Wells, Hunt, Bouton. Nc Gown,
Wheelan, Barker, Rogers, Crawford, o'Ksefe, and
hcCOnkey.
INVITATION
OF Alert Hose Co No Al 10 attend a soiree al
Apoilo Rooms. on Wednesday, Jan. 5. Accepted.
PETITIONS
OF the managers of the Magdalen Der ev olent So
c.ety, for aid To Committee on Finance.
By Assistant Alderman MAYBEB-0f William
Radlord, for lease of pier No 3d. North river Ia
came
FROM BOARD OF ALDERMEN
Communication from Commissioner Of Repairs and
Supplied rs to the opsuing Of estimates for alter a.
tone and repairs to Tne house Of Engine No 10 and
Hook ard LADDER Co. AZ To Committee on Re-
pairs and Supplies
Report-In favor of bailding a new house for
Hoss Company No. 10. Concurred in by the fol-
lowing voter
Atiirmative-The President Messrs Brown, Nab
bait, 'Brien Msy bee, Ring. Wells, Hunt, Bouton,
hcGowp, WheeIan, Barker, Rogers, Crawford o.
Keefe, and McConkey-l6
Report In favor of purchasing the lease property
of John NJ Board, No Is Sixth street, (near Third
avenue. for A house for Hook and Ladder Company
No IL Con ,urred in by the following vote;-
Afhrmative-Ths President. Messrs, Brown Nab.
bait, Ring. Wells, 0 Brien, Maybee, Hunt, Bouton,
NcGown, Wheelan, Barker, Rogers, Crawford, and
O'Keefe-l5
Negative-Assistant Alderman McConkey-l
The Board then adjourned TO Wednesday after
n5on at five O'Clock From the minutes,
G. 7. AcCLEsACHAN, Clerk.
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Married.,

On Wednesday evening, December 20 at tho Church
CT the Holy Apostles BY the Rev 9 j. haight 3D. Mc
WM IL 51ERLIro 70 Miss PoRBis all OF this city.
January l. BY Rev. X. campbell, GEO. A HErssAw
to ZuRIA eldest daughter OF the ats Thomas Edwards
all OF This city.
In this city November Ia, by thc Rev Mr. Foster Mr.
WILIAhM sLAsos OF this city to Mrs Julia A. CUayIx
eldest daughter 81 John Currie, Of Philadelphia.
Phs6eipbs papers please copy
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Herald Marine Corresponds nee.

Ari red-Barks IabellA, Charleston; sy lph Baltmoro
Union, brigs SusAn lux Cayes Sutclid ~ Domingo
City,
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UNIvERsITY OF MICHIGAN, The Regents, az their
late citing, elected Rev. II Hsveu pastor Of ths
Mulberry church New YORK. Professor Of the Latin
Language and Literature in the University az Michigan
Mr. Haven wac formerly Principal Of the Armenia sent
narycDe OF the first nstitu IONS the State Of Nov
York Detroit Ere Press. Lee 81.
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Passengers Arrived.


OLAeGow-steamship lsegow-Mrs Butobard and infant
Mss VALANCE Mics Miller Mics Tomason Mrs Bugtie and
infant Mis-" Wilson Mise Wilson, Mrs Hsndfok and nfsnN
YRS Fletcher and six children Mrs Lindsay and two chill
drtp biss Wsher sr Hill Mr. Cox, M Car posu Bur.
nes Richard Stoekdale John Sandilards Alex Barr Jobl
Wilson John STRIVING II Dove A Bell, A Drrasm
A1es Allan, George Dewhurst Mr. King Ohm Anders Jas
Gov jas Mitchell Robt ,ksp eioa John EAdis,
G!'y David u.rv'g krs Wisen tiI children and eor
vaLt SAMUEL SHAY, David Dickson, John kcGure, Alsg
ko0regof Benz Parl err X Callego
NV 0ELnAss-steamshp Emuirs city-L RiohArlsos
and lady Brnton, Mrs Benoit Il Iftor, W Lynda,
Lrs Irving, DIV Esb sA sohwMer Mr. Hsight, Mrs.
Hsis hi Masses Crosve1l-l3 In the steer.<s
Prom BAvaph-A Sohnitzsr, Niles Bsl Peter johnson II
sni,h. stillveil, Bridge, Alvaro LAntas.ta
Ain tho stceiase.
RIcrMorp ao-steamshp City Of Richmond-J Bran
ford kaBker Mrs Eldridgs and son, Norris Hink-
Icy, oodhull Lee, w II Woodhuu, Lieut. Avsry.
Dr. yre.la, d. frost, u Jones Il Brooks and LADY
Rum Parions Miss Eoris. Drnmmocd. q L Brcese, r
v atera. B-Dilton Bsii--S6 In the stecrass-
CURACAO brig hrvs-s Hoebowtslts.
P2er 81 PsINck-D.ig aiiso9-s Hohs91ae.
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From bare rio6s We ALTO lrst b. held
Unyeilrd the summit Of Mont 81 ,no, and zrieved
To hsVe ssouliess image on the eye
That had uturped upon living thought
That DevtE more could be-
Byrcn exception ts The other poets in ths respect
lie said that VI him high mountains feeling "
Both In Chlde Harold and Manfred he does them jus
tce. but Of any single passage among the poets the
By o. bridge in the valley OF Cbamouni s the beet
We come TO the truth az noun ssins. BY tnsr
the ,eierce Of eology had advanced during tbs
La century with rapid ttfdes and what singular II
wss ascertsired that the highest mountsns were the
last tsr up he then vent to show tho correspou
deuce between the mental and physica world Noun
cety and sieo symbols Of private life The great bis.
toTicsl characters Of . country Its rural
mountains. He then alluded to Washington Adams,
Clay, and Webstsr end proceeded to @1-In
human needs and history may say that their great
chains sith soprg sides affect ol!mstes and diversity
vegetable products thus diving rise 10 wants quick
enng trade stimuatipg human activity and exercising
powerful influence the and iosttutions Of
peoples ana their feelings towards each other Without
mountains also, what drainage could country have
Where ~ uld our fountains Of water be found? How
could springs be formed The surface Of the pl,net
would be marsh Unrt for humsn bAbita'Sou And in
connection with the monntsins brilliant evidences IL
offered 70 shov the unity Of plan that embrace. the
pbyeicsl end the worids II the Himalayas
r'la'e4 plstssus bad been differently piscea know
not how dTerert The history Ct humanity would ave
been Tor tho temperament the hardness End the vgor
u the early tribes from whom civ liz stion flowed
we're intimately connected With the climate and I'd
Dfue OF those table ande In Central Asia No other
but these have done much for the world and
If that lsnd had been far Dortb be
csnnot tell but that should ~ to-day barbarian
ssvsges. Ard 1t Is certain that, n tho Rocky Noun
tsiDs and the Asdes had been on the eastern In
stead of the western coast OF The Nov World
thste -ov5 hsYs been NJ such Amer.es a. .ta! ~
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HObcnSaCk'S Liver Pills

NO part of the system is liable to disease
giving the proper secretion TO the be so that unv
acton o. inc Liver effects the other portant 1arts ~
the system, and results variousy in Liver pas
Janhdce Dyspepsia, &C. We should therefore
every symptom that might indicate wrong action 81
PLANTS furnished by nature to heal the sck e
is ia A. s EMXpECToRANT, Az which angments the seei.
@ ,,oh from .ne pulmonary mucos membrane or promos.
LIVE, which changes in some nexplcabIe and ;n.sn
@ s,oe manner the morbid action of the system a.
system, renewing health and vigor 10 ali pnr,s ns '
body 4th ATllARTIC, which acts in nerfcc, ~ h .e
Bowels, and expelling the whole masss of cors,N, s
yitlaed matter, and purifying the Blood which da,o SUD
disease and restores health. - ""'o" uesHoye
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From tho Maysville tKy) Eagle
4 MPOR TATION OLE SIP NILS II

Z Stnck-MR \. u. STEVENSON. Dear Sir. Permit
me through your columns tn answer the many inquiries
daily pat 80 me- in relation TO short tour recently made
by me, IN Europe. Before leaving made an arrange.
ment with D. w. Woods, Esq, and Gen. ID. Morgan that
should nd stock OF any Kind that would he aequsi.
tion to Kentucky was to procure at Joint oxpen.
ses, consequently will eonfne my self the result
my search aud success in purchasing Jacks and
lennets IN old Spain, oi the pure GdrerORa boOd which
distinct breed from the Booro Donkey, as much
as the hill hooded horse aud scrub. len the .th
Sept. last aud embarked from New York to Liverpool,
from there 10 London thence to Southampton and there
took an oriental steamer, landed at Lisbon in Portugal
thence 10 Calz in Spain, thence 10 Seville and from
there through the very heart Of the Kingdom TO the capi
tai Madrid passing on 10 Barcelona, stopping all the
important points, being determined to procure the hest
from there TO of the Belcarc Isles (hjorea)
having met with eenl Ia zen who had Travelled in Egypt
Malta and indeed entirely the old world aud being
convinced that old Spain contained the hest there SO.
lectcd twenty Jacks and eleven Jcnnets of the following
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THE TAPE WORM,

rms Is ,he most difficult Worm to DESTROY Of ,u ~,
intes, the human system grows TO an almost
lehgn becoming so coled and fastened in tbe In,a';
amn stomach eitectng the health sadly as to es1 g.
Nsus nance fi's &c. that those afflicted seldom If svs
grave In order TO destroy this Worm verv .ay @ ea!y
res.men, "a must be pursued would therefore be p!ones
,ui 70 OF my Liver Pills so to remove ali Oh
.ne winch must be taken in doses of 1'sp.
spooniulis times day. these directions followed Sw
case OF Tape Worm. ' i""s' obstinate
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NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

petition will he presented To the Com mmissioners
ot Belmont county for the alteration OF portion of the
county road lately locacd from point the line of Bel
mont and Monroe countless Malaga thence by Som.
crton 10 Barnrsve. Bpnnn, for sad alteration at or
near Aquila Thomas black smith SHOP from thence near
stephen Bailrys, from thence sugar tree at Joseph
Edgei tons gate On the SOnerlon road tenre loint
near Joseph Doudna's dwelling house, Gom theuce to
lntcsect the late located road the farm occupied
ny ELISHA smith, apr. 90, laj3.--pd
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SLlGTLY DAMAGED.-lOO doz. Linen
) Cambric Hdk'fs-some of them slightly DAMAGED
at the manuiactory at prices that will astonsh tho ma
tives Also, 100 doz. do in perfect ORDER at amazing
low prices soallop stitched hdk is worth IS to 100 al
get. some Of them, at the
GOLDEN BEEHIVE STORE.
apr.6, 3d. No. 10, Main ST., Wheeling,
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TO Females.

You will find these Pills an Invaluable r,o,;.,
many complaints TO which you subject In oh.,s.s
tons ether TOTAL or part they have heen found NJ
aG ments TO healthy action he blood and o.bs,
mus 80 eieeuay 10 put to flight all Complaints wn;h
dness, dimness of sight pain ip the side baek ~ ga
None genuine unless signed j. N. Hobensact Al, .,,
ers being base limitations. All oth.
III Agents wishing new supplies, and Store Ks.n.,.
desiIous of becoming Agents must address the pepes
tor, J. N. Hobensack, Philadelphia pa '"s S'opfis-
WHOLESALE
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@AHAoMwMN=.

The above business win he carried on by JOHN l.
FRlNT. in the old stand opposite to PArTos's Store
Where he will he found at all times to wait on those tina
favor him with call in the above business FTo,
his long experience in the business, he hopes he vii
share partition of the public PATRONAGE . .'a -HI
Dec. IL, 1852. JOHN l.. FRINT.
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wS5OO CHALLENGE. z,.,,,

WHATEVER concerns the health and happines, Al
Peopie Is at all times of the most valuable npor.
lance take 1t for granted that every person will a.
IN 1eir power to save The lives their Children ana
at every person will endeavor TO promote their own
neath at all sacrifice feel il he INV duy to so,e,n,
assure you that WORMS, according to lie onimion ~
ne most celebrated Physicians the primary
vi large majority OF diseases to which children avn
ahnns are iiahle If You have appetite continuaIir
enanseablc from one kind of food another Bad Brcsib
al, IN inc stomach Picking at the Nose Hardness sno
rnness OF the Belly, Dry Cough Slow Fever Puss M I
TcguIar--rememher that all these denote won Ms ~. ~.
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tAsITE Lead--Cincinnat brand-just received and fo
W saehy (Mays'51) II. ALEXANDER
,... A. M. ADAMS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
e l. 0 L II | N G
E 3 I 4 B l. | = II N h N I

On the Corner OF Water and Monroe streets.
Wheeling, Va,
NTIIERE always can be found the largest cheapest
w and the most desirable stock of Goods in Wheel!
ing. lie has just returned from New York Philadephi,
and Baltimore and his Goods present an unusual attrac
ton din pointo quality and style, and il is well know
the best bargains can bc had of him. For Good and
Cheap Goods, he stands unrvalled, Do not fail TO call
or you may regret 1t.
Ills stock consists of the following articles:
100 black cloth dress Coats 100 blue brown and
do 100 black cloth ock do. 1j0 blue, brown and green
do. $50 black brown, blue and green sack coats IOO
business coats, made Of Cashmere cloth, &c; 100 bea
coats colors 1000 felt aud blanket coats 70
doz white shirts of all graes so Goz check shirts O
doz Mariners stripe; doz. silk undershrts: TO dor
cotton unlersiirts; dOz. wooden undershrts: doz
ganzes undershrts 800 pr. black Cashmere pants IOO0
barred striped and mixed pants 1000 pr cassnet pants
all patternsi 1922 valencia, marsees, vel set &c: I5
doz fancy cravats - doz. neck ties 60 doz pocket
styles; 60 doz. half hose; 90 doz. drawers
All the above articles, with great many more are
roe and Water s,,cets Wheeling. Va, also fine asso
mcnt of Hats and Caps. A. NJ ADAMS
N. D--Panieusr attention paid to custom rork, and
all orders will he filled with dispatch by A. NJ. A.
Opinions Of the Press.
, CLolnso..We would advise all persons wishing
FRS of good material to call at A. NJ Adams Cloth.
nent of everything in the clothing ine.-Daiiy Int
CLorHlsa! CLcTHsai! at fair prices can always he had
streets who from his extensive stock of cloths cas-
imercs %c is fully prepared to rig you out in the
eight OF fashion.
This gentleman has about $4,000 invested in abrics
the richest make, and furnish man from ton to
with shoes Particular attention is solicited 10
rs stock, comprising as il does coating vestings pam
sioons neCkerchefs drawers suspenders patent spring
tocks, and splendid lot of hats and caps. You can
OF go amss by calling az his store for any garment in
,ned for the comfort decoration of your person
does large business he is able to sell cheap his motto
eing "quick sales and small profits" This added TO
fact that he has his goods made up under his super
,tendance should be a sufficient indneement every
IAN disposed to hny, to give him CALI Let al there
aencnMFarA in.
ustry" by shedding their thread'bare garh for new
ne.-Daiiy Times & Gazette. Oct. 90, 1859.
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chartered lO0 ton vessel and shipped from Barcelona
TO Charleston, and from there they were brought by rail
car and steamboat, aud on the 18Th inst. arrived at fem
insshnrgh, where they will remain until disposed Of.
board of ship GS days. They improving and a
parentiy in good eah several of the Jennes are with
oa at least two thirds of the number when nlaued i'll
he over ljl hands high and four OF the colts will he six
teen and one hal hands, there is colt will show
agalnstth world, at the next Paris fair for the sum OF
S2Goo provided he lives and tives kindly. The stock
IN Spain does not mature until the of FIVE as they arc
deprived of grass, harley and straw for and
fed but small amount of grain The Spanards saw we
ruin our stock by over fcedng when too young six of
ie number died, three Jacks and three Jennets hope
Judges and those who engaged that branch of
ness will call, aud judge for themselves viii sci,
at fair prices. --
the editors that feel an interest in the stock grow
ing community would doubtless confer iay or by giving
the above an insertion.
Very respectfully,
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Sheet Iron.

TUsT RECEIvED-e5NO u Sheet Iron, No. 20 and q
- suitable for the stove business, for sale by
GEO, w, JOHNSON,
apr 10, Isss. 179 9HMke, square.
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Physiology for schools and families.

Cutters Physiology, large and small with the plates
mounted and paper. Also, Greeneai's arithmatic.
have formed agency for this Co. for these
works, and give them the trade shoos and fani.
eslon favorable terms School books generally on hand
Oct.S0 '.H j. II. WILLIAMS
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esHERIFF'S SALE.-JoHN DAvrypopr,

esHERlFF'S SALE.-JoHN DAVENPORT
- AGENT, o%: JOSIAH p. BRYAsT, ct. aI.-By virtue
VI oif several wrils of execution to directed from
!ne nonrt oi Common Pleas of Belmont County Ohio
Wi expose to sale at public auct on on Tuesday III,
olh day ni May, 1888 between the hours of 10 o. Cock
d, ~ anu O'CLOCK y. M. of said day at the front door
~ tl,e court H1sc in ST. Cairsvo, in said county OF
nenot, the following lands and teneents to wit sit
uae yIhg ana being in the county of Belmont and
OF ono ana bounded and desc he'd al follows heinz
aPdrt or lhe northwest quarter of section No. 90 town
snip NO. and range No. g. he,unng for the same Al
.'c southeast corner of Lot No. OF the town of Ros
'o running with the Road to the south line of tho baIt
p.cr lehce west to the Of the aroreraid half
Iat.er thence north with the section line 10 the road
nans from BOSTON TO job JOhnsOn's Saw MIL thence
running with SAID road tO tho west side of Chestnut
street OF sad town OF Bostou, thence running with said
ue 10 inc north west corner of the same thence north
w. 'e pace o begnning containing eighteen acres be
Sac more or less. Also part of the EAST u,a
.e southeast quarter of section No. 90 township
NO. ana range NO u containing three acres of land
orc or less Also part of the south east quarter Of
he southeast quarter of section No. e6 township No 7
ana range NO. D. beginning for the same at the south side
Oh tne road running thence south on the line n
" one quarter Rods, thence west sixteen Rods thence
otn tylhree Rods, thence to follow said road 10 the
pace u hcsnnng, containing four aud inv three
mohs oi land Also lot No. in the town of Boston, Bcl
','a u,,n, .omnE on". JOHN q. NICHOLS Sheriff.
SHERIFF s ONCE. April & ia53.-S4,7J
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CHERRIES sALE-YrAr1r. Can g. Co.

SHERIFF'S SALE.-YEAKLE, CAB g. Co.
~ Us! WILLIAM B.psEs.-By virtue of writ of vendi
oxpouas TO me directed from the Court OF Common Pleas
Of Belmont County, and State of Ohio, will offer for
sale at public auction, on Tuesday, the 10th of May,
le53 retween the hours of 10 o'clock M and O'Clock
Of said day, at the front door Of the Court House
in St Cairsville, Belmont County Ohio, the following
lands and tenemenis, 10 witt situate living and teng in
the county of Belmont and State ,of Ohio and bounded
and described follows lots No. and in the town Of
Boston, Belmont County, Ohio.
JOHN c. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
Sherin's Office npriI 3. lS53.-SI.75
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John IIANCE HAS APPLIED TO
~ tho C0ni'r of Insolvents of Belmont County Ohio
under the 9Th section Of the act entitled nn act for tho
relief of insOvent debtors"
copies Of the proceedings before the Commissioners
WO hc returned and filed IN the Clerks Office of tho
,nlt ol common Pleas of said county or before tho
hfSi day oi ha second term as required hy said act
JAMES +. CHARI ESW ORTIZ
apr. 90, '53.-3w-pad. Con,'r of insoyeuts