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BY Alexander Mott e. Co,

BY Alexander Mott & Co.
TRUSTEE SALE OF HOUsEHOLD
l. FURNITURE, &c.-By virtue of deed of
trust executed to me Sept 9Th. 1s47, shall sell on
Tuesday, July 9Th, at 10 O'Clock, at the house in
Taylors Row, the Sd from Second street, on Main,
certain Household and Kitchen Furniture. The
Furniture is of good quality, and has been well
kept CH. MAURICE SMITH, Trustee.
Sale conduced by ALEX. MOTT e. Co, Aucts.
Terms at sale. je g..
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lop Water in the OAio,
re- Prof. NTyrse:s InyIgoratinp Cor

CINcIEEATI, June 2Sth.-The river is very
low, and navigation is almost suspended.
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Departure 0fhe asia.

NEW YORK, June 29.-1he steamer Asia
sailed at noon to-day, with $50 passengers
and $500 900 in specie.
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Sold by Druggists generally ]eaV-0'


gy Great Blood Purifer.-This is 60
r,ssch Medicine, but compounded BY Regular my
scian of thirty years practice in Ing
hest Sarsap arila in the world! Ok; J. >: hoaEs
SS1AsPpsAP4RILLA BLOOD PURIFIER will purity,
sengthen and enrich the blood. cleanse the skin OF
III ,imnes erupioDs biles and sores OF every KING.
r. viii also invigorate the constitution raise tne
sn;rits improve the appetite, and give bloom ana
sashness to the paliid cheek and yellow Skin rer-
anns Who are sckly and feeble soon become strong
SUI hnoyant IL cures Rheumatism, Dropsicai swell
49, 80 Scrofula Bladder and Kidney Affections. m
le5 ySten the system requires strength, wnen the
49, Il Thin and weak and when the constitution mas
sioo ;nnared by excess OF any kind, or by mercu,
d bealth bloom and vigor VAL soon De restored
q, fpoa se of a few bottles OF "a. ROSES CsePrs-
~ 'nSsAps4PARILLA COMPOUND. u . also a
sSe .snt snring and summer drink with cool water
ara hosf5as III; small bottles oo cents sold by all
~ n,os,sts ia Richmond, Petersburg, norfolk and
other parts of the state.
rzs- The stomach prepares me eiem elem alss o.
the g,a and the blood and II t does Ins VOTE
nS irersectly liver disease Is the cerLain result.
abeyeiore as any affection OF tne hser Is per-
800 a NAV be sure that the digestve organs are
on oS n,dsr The first thing 20 be DONE y 70 aan
lister specific which viii act airesiy sebinery For
aeh-ths handspring Of the snimadd iWIooFLANDss
this purpose we recemHe4o n = A Iact.
GERMAN BiTTERs, prepared py ~ ivs and ~ tonic.
SON Philadelphia. Acting as an aI.eIas ~ condifon
and strengthens the digestion, cnsnges - shs ho-
Of the blood and thereby gives resu'ai; - ,odIe5w
els
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H Prof. Horses LnvigOrating Cor
dtaI.-lfs beneficial effects are not confined to
ness the victim of nervous depression, the indvd-
ua suffering from general debility or from weakness,
will lind immediate and permanent relief from the
of this Incompatible renovator. To those who
have predisposition to paralysis, it will prove
complete ana unialns safeguard against that terrible
malady. There many, perhaps, who have so
tre with their constitutions that they think them
selves beyond the reach OF medicine. Let not even
these despair. The ELIXIR deals with disease as 1t
exists without reference to causes and will not only
remove the disorder ITSELF but
Rebuild the Broken Constitution.
Brought from q vast distance, the principal ngre.
dent of the Elixir can only be procured at heavy
expense and the process of manufacture is also costly
Hence the price, to be at all remunerative must nee
essariy be higher than that of the trashy, chance
compounded nostrum of which the only expense CON
sists in the advertising But II health Is indeed
'pnceless blessing" then is the INVIGORATlNG
ELIXIR AND CORDIAL the cheapest medicine in
the known world. .
The derangements of the system, leading to ner.
yous diseases and the forms of nervous disease ITSELF
are SO numerous that it would require column to
the maadies for which this preparation is
specific. A few, however, may be enumerated, VIE
neuralgia tic dooreaux, headache incipient paray-
sis hysteria dyspepsia palpltation OF the heart sp
nal affections muscular aePLy' .orn;dt
of the liver mental depression weakness OF the WILL
ndispostion move, aintness after exercise broken
sleep and terrifying dreams inability to remain IN one
place or position, melancholy, monomanla, huor
albus sinking at the stomach, emaciatlon that does
not proceed from organic causes beyond the reach OF
whenever the organs to be acted upon are free
from maIforation or structural diseases, it is aver
red that
Mcrse's Tnvig0ratiD9 Elixir
will replace weakness with strength 1ncapaclty with
eficiency irreguarity with uniform and natural &C.
tiyty and this not only without hazard OF reaction,
but with happy effect on the general organlzat
rg- Bear in mind that all maladies, wherever they
begn finish with the nervous system, and that the
FERTILIZATION of the of motion and sensation
e nbvsical DEATH ~ Bear in mind, also, that TOR
syery Kind of nervous disease, the Elixir and Cor
dial is the only reliable preparation known.
II is put up highly concentrated, In pint ootties
with the name blown IN tne gisss. ana foio d. 20
ner bottle; two for S. six torSl2
70 CHARLES III, Fling,
1ea Broadway, New York. General Agent.
BENNETT g. BEERS.
l25 Main ct, Richmond.
,,n,.n;.,s oenera,,,y je3Q-6t
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By James M. Taylor.
THAT HIGHLY VALUABLE FARM,

>HAT HIGHLY VALUABLE FARM,
one mile west of the city, known an
Rose Meath, for sale The subscribers
health having been restored by q residence of four
In the county, and desiring to devote his undi
v1ded attention to commercial pursuits, and with
inat view to remove to the city, he offers for sale
ms farm, called Rose Meath, situated In Henri
CO county, one mile west of the city, on the Deep
Hun Turnpike-a continuation of Broad street. with
convenient access to the Westham Plank Road.
The farm contains about 224 acres of land, all
cleared, and about 200 acres of it in the highest
state of agricultural improvement az the crops
now growing and being gathered, viii abundantly
testify.
The improvements are extensive, of the most
convenient and modern description, and in perfect
order, being peculiarly adapted both for family
comfort and the purposes of the farm.
The property is susceptible of division into three
or more beautiful tracts.
First, the mansion house. with II rooms, bath
house, kitchen, out houses for servants, smoke ice
machine, corn and large hay houses, extensive sta.
bic room, &c, with about lis acres of land includ.
ing garden of acres, and beautiful yard and
flower garden, tastefully set out in shade trees,
shrubs and flowers.
Secondly, frame building with six rooms above,
besides brick basement; kitchen, with rooms,
extensive stabling, hay shelter l00x40 feet, &C. &c,
with 81 acres of land.
Third, tract of 20 acres without improvements,
fronting on Grove street. and within lew hundred
yards of the Plank Road.
n more minute oebCrlpuOn OF Inls properly Is
deemed unnecessary here, as those disposed to pur.
chase will prefer to view the premises and all such
are invited to do so, and treat with James NJ Tay.
lor, Auctioneer, at whose Office plat OF the land
may be seen.
There is not, nor has there probably been offered
In this market for years, more desirable piece of
property of equal dimensions with as many advan-
tsses of location, beauty and sound investment;
and nothing but the reasons above given induces
the ewner to part with it.
If not sold privately before WEDNESDAY,, the
9th day of July, it will on that day, commencing
at 5K o'clock, M, upon the premises, be offered
at public auction. aud the following day. com
mencing at IL o'clock, A NJ, will be sold the farm.
ing utensils, OF every description stock, consisting
of fine mules, mich cows, heifers, yeariings, hogs,
&c, all of fine br. ed.
The terms will be most liberal and accommodst
ing.
Should private sale of the land be effected be.
fore the day of sale, due notice will be given.
LEWIS D CRENSHAW.
JAMES M TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
10 03-2feod&dtdswlt
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MINE BUILDING LOTS IN THE
LS TOWN OF SIDSEY AT XUCTiON-Wi
be sold on Tuesday, 5lh July. commencing at 5k
O'clock, P M., upon the premises. 6 Building Lots
in the town of Sidney. on the East side of Harvie
street, and three on the West side Lf said street,
each fronting 80 feet and running back about 100
feet to an alley.
These Lots have an elevated and beautiful Ioca.
ton, and are for building sites, equal to any in
that highly improving neighboihood.
Terms very liberal.
lie 90 JAS M TAYLOR. Auctr
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WANTED.

WANTED.
E'ghNITUKk WAGON " ANTKD-
The subscribers wish to purchase good az
cond hand Furniture Wagon.
y l-2t sTEARNs & BRUMMEL.
( ARPkNTERs WAN T K ii wish to
~ employ two Carpenters, TO whom will nav
liberal wages. JOHN u ROYAL.
je 3o-3t+
( NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to hire 10 work On
~ q mill, i've or ten Carpenters. For such as
Will suit, good wages will be paid Apply to
je30 L. D. CRENsHAW & CO.
WANTED-A smart active youth, about Is
w years OF age, to sttend In my store. One
who can come well recommended. will find situa.
ton by applying at Wm FALCONER'S,
Je29-3t Ill Main street.
NJ ANTED-A Bread Baker. Apply 10
w WM FALCONER,
Je29 z Ill Main street.
WANTED TO RENT.-We wish to rent for
w one or more years, q Plantation. say of
from so to 200 acres. with improvements thereon.
and not exceeding miles from Richmond. For
such Plantation liberal rent will be given either
In cash or part OF the crop. Apply to
le25 TOLER e. COOK. Agents.
SERVANTS WANTED FOR THE
~ SpklNGS-We wish to hire Immediately. 6
male dining room and house Servants ALSO good
assistant Cook, for the Springs. Persona having
such for hire, will do well to call without delay
Je2o TOLER 81 COOK, Agents
WANTED.-I wish to hire a white Man,
w to attend to q little Farm near Ricnmoud-
Apply to Ed D. EACHO,
Je 2S General Agent and Collector
M ANTED.-Iw wish to hire for the balance of
w the year, or by the month, No dining room
servant. One that en- come well recommended
APpiyto EDWD D EACHO, e
)e23 General Agent and Collector
WANTED FOR THE SWEET SPRINGS,
w A hrst rate assistant Man Cook. None
need apply but good one, who can come well re.
commended and has been accustomed to cooking
in public houses
je15 MACE A. WINSTON
WANTED.-I wish to hire for the balance Of
w the year, able. bodied MEN, to 20 IL miles In
the country; white or black.
EDW'DD EACRO,
je4 General Agent and Collector.
WANTED-Virginia Fire and Marine Insu.
w rance Stock, by
my 20 MACE e. WINSTON
EMPLOY MENT.-300 Hands, who are ac
~ customed to manufacturing Coats, Pants and
Vests, can have constant employment on applca.
ton to III B SWEENEY, at
KENT, PAINE KENT'S,
my 81 No IL Fourteenth street
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GEORGE JENKINS III h YLA N ID
Vi SUGAR CURED HAMS
John Shsy's superior sugar cured Hams
Schooley d Sons Queen City do
Briggs Virginia cured 90
Do do do Sides and Shoulders
Just received and for sale by
P VOOLFOLK, Jr,
ivl $50 Broaa street.
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pONNETs, BONNETs.-!ust received at N
Id G BARTON'S, 1G9 Main street, OF Chip
Bonnets and case of Lawn Bonnsts, very cheap
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NEW CROP LEMONs.-25 boxes new crop
~ Lemons, in prime order, for sale by
ivl J B STEGAL.
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PoIsoNISs.-Thousaudso Of parents who use Vermi
fuge composed OCastor oil, Calone etc, are not a
that, while they appear to be1ehi the patient
Of diseases such as Salvation, Loss Of Sight, Weak
ness Of Limbs etc.
Inunother column will be found the advertisement
Of HOBENSACK'S MEDICINES, to which we ask
the attention ofall directly Interested m their own as
well as ,her children's health In Liver Complaints
and al disorders arising from those Of bilious type
should make use of the only genuine medicine, Ho-
bensack's Liver Pitts.
BE not deceived, but ask for Hohensack's Worm Sy-
and Liver Pills and observe that each has the sig
nature OF the Proprietor, J. ~ Ilobcnsack as none
else Il genuine.
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Selling off.


ITO make room for an early Fall Stock, we will
L. from this day. sell the balance OF our large
stock OF summer Goods cheaper than You ever be-
fore saw them-many styles less than they cost
and remnants at any price almost. Onr stock is
yet good and consists Of
| BEAUTIFUL SUMMER SILKS,
Warranted to owash. Silk and Linen Dress Goods
Painted Challeys, Organdies and Embroidered
Twisted Silks, perfect beauties, silk Tissues, the
best stock in the city, Barege Challey barege anC
Grape DE La ms De Boxes, swisses, Lawns, Poplins
Grape, Silk and the late styles Of summer Shawls
Scnrfs, Mantles &c.
Our stock yet contains many desirable goods
some the best imported--and as we are determined
to sell Gf possible) to make clean sweep of tht
above and many other style of goods the creates
kinds of bargains will be given
Being very thankful for the largo patronage We
have received we now invite "Every body" to call
as very little cash will buy lots of goods at
STONE u THOMAS
Sign of Golden Bee Hive, ia Main ST. Wheeling
JulV 2J 1888
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AN ORDINANCE

Established in conformity with an act further
defining the powers Of Trustees OF Townships pass
ed March the l2th, A. d. 1853
Sec. l. BE it ordained by the trustees of Rumley
Township, Harrison county Ohio. That ii any per
son or persons shall SELL yend, or give away, any
spurious liquors. wines or intoxicating drinks OF
any kind quality or quantity, whatever, TO any per-
500 or persons for the purpose of uphng nemper-
ance, or ii any person or persons shall sell, vend,
give away any spirituous liquors. Wines or intox-
icating drin k OF any kind, quality or quantity, to
any minor without an order from parents, guar
dian or respectable practising physician, or if
any person or persons shall lease, let rent. hire or
permit TO be used place general resort dwelling
house, suop, shed, cellar tenement owned, held
or belonging to him, her them for the purpose OF
selling vending or giving away any spriuous liquors.
wines or intoxicating drinks of any kind, quality
orQuanty, Whatever, for the purpose OF tipling or
lntemperGnce, such and every individual 50 often
ding against any OF the provisions OF this ordinance
shall, conviction thereof be fined in any sum not
less than twenty nor than fifty dollars. ineu-
ding costs, and be imprisoned in the county ail not
more than ten nor less than five dasy Provided,
that nothing in this section sLall be so construed
as to make it unlawful TO sell any of the aforesaid
liquors for sacramentr mechanical or medical pur-
poses.
See. .. That this ordinance shall be in force and
take effect from and after the 18th day of August,
A. d. 1888.
Done this 9th day OF July, A, D. 1853.
ATTEST: ISAAC PRATT clerk.
J9NhrEIS ,,I. y hlMmEL' hH Trustoqs of RIumley
DANIEL HmGBAuGn, County, Ohio
July 20 1858.
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To the Creditors

nF the estate of Zenas Bell decd; the subscribe
~ has been appointed by the Probate Judge Of Iiar
rison county Commissioner on the estate Of Zenns
Bell deceased, represented insolyent Tho period
efsix months from tho date hereof are allowed cred
itors tobring in and prove their claims against said
estate. The subscriber will attend to the duties o.
his said appointment at his residence in Athens
township Harrison County Ohio from Sept. 18th 49,
3d. to thelast Of December next, following
Auustt 9th, 1853 HILLARY BEALL
Dgedaa Cadiz
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CONTENTS.

CONTENTS
PRELIMINARY CRATER.
PART. 1.-The Relation of Master and Slave
CaAP, 1.--Slave Ownership.
l--Slave Traffic
IlI.-Seizure of Slave Property for debt,
IV.-Inleritance Of Slave Property.
V.--Uses of Slave Property
Nl.--Siayes can possess nothing.
Vll.-SlaVes cannot Marry.
VIll.-Slaves cannot constitute Families.
IX.-Unimtcd Power efSavehoders.
X.-Labor of Slaves.
XI-food, Clothing and Dwellings of Slaves
XlI.--Coerced Labor without wages
Xlll-Pnnshments OF Slaves by Owner or Hirer.
XlV.--Oflaws concerning the Murder and Kill
ing ofSlaves.
XV.--Of the Delegated Power of Overseers.
XVI.-Of the Protection Of Slave Property from
Damage by Assaults from other persons
than their Owners.
XVlI.-Facts Illustrating the Kind and Degree Of
Protection Extended to Slaves
XVIII.-Fugidves from Slavery.
HlX.!The Slave cannot sue his Master
XA-No Power of Selt-Redemton or change Of
Masters.
XXI-The Relation Perpetual and Herditary.
XXll.-Rights to observation-disclosures liberty
Rights of Concence
XXllI.-Origin otits Relation and its Subjects.
PART H-Relation of the Slave to Society and to
Civil Government
CHAR. LOT the Grounds and Nature of the Slaves
Civil Condition.
U.--No Access to the Judiciary, and no Hon
est Provision for testing the Claim OF
the Ensaved to Efedoni
Iu.--Reiection of Testimony of Slaves and
Free Colored Persons.
IV.-Subection to all White persons.
V.--Pena Laws against Slaves.
Vl.-Education Prohibited
VII.--Free Social Worship and Religious In
struction Prohibited.
VllI.-Legislative, Judicial and Constitutional
Distractions to Emancipation.
PART III.--Reaton Of the Slave Code to the Lib
critics of the Free.
CHAP. liberties of the Free People Of Color.
U.--Liberties ofthe White People Of the slave
holding States.
llI.-Liberties of the White People Of the Non
Slaveholding States.
CONCLUDING CHATTER.
0yA copy of this work will be sent, postpaid, to
every Editor who inserts the above and sepds copy
Of it to Lewis Japan, As Beckman street, New York
Also an additional copy Of the book will be deliv-
cred to order for every additional threoc months
insertion. a a4f
Aug. 1923.
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David FIening.
/. State of Ohio
VS.,
Nelson briggs, ct al

VS., Harrison county for
Nelson briggs, ct al Petition.
NJ office is hereby given to Nelson briggs, ]. M
1N Moss & Brother, Mackey Hutchison and Shcp-
hard, II. Childs &C., Dets. in the above case, re-
siding of the State of Ohio that the above plain
tiff had filed petition in the Court Of Common Pleas
of said county of HARRISON which petition is still
pending setting forth among other things, that the
said briggs on the I'd ofJuly 1851, made his deed
of mortgage to the said plaintiff by which he con-
veyed certain real Estate in mortgage to the
said plaintiff particularly described in the mortgage
which is filed and made part of said petition and
which was duly recorded the 10th of July 1851, in
book A. pages 109, & 1l0-in the record Of the said
Harrison county That said petition sets forth that
there is due said mortgage about the surn of g.
400, that the said nonresident defts claim to have
a lease IN said mortgaged premises and are roleas
ed thereon. Said petition asks for an order of the
court to sell said mortgaged premises and ont OF the
proceeds thereof, to pay the amount due on said
mortgage deed and that the balance il any may be
applied as the court may deem proper,
August 10, 1856. DANIEL PECK,
Attorney ioT plaintiH
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Too MANY of them.

OnnDOZ Ladies' and Gents Silk and Cottor
VVO Hosiery.
$50 doz Linen and Silk Handkerchiefs
300 Summer Hats.
The above goods were bought under peculiar
circumstances, and will be sold Ito sell uut) ri
less prices than you ever before saw them, and may
be will ever again, Ladies' Ingram Hose worth
25for l2s-guaranteed less than any other merchant
bought them.
Every body knows or should know where to come
at STONE e. THOMAS
Golden Bee Hive Store ia Main st. Wheeling.
July 27 1883
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Adminisfrator,s Notine.

NTOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
In have this day been appointed and qualified as
administrators Of the estate of Adam Heavin, late
OF Stock township Harrison county, Ohio, decensed
June 18th, 1853. AARON CONAWAY.
LUCINDA HEAVILIN,
July s7:ls5s Administrators.
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Final Accounts,

NOTICE is hereby given, that the following ac-
i ' counts have been filed in the Probate Court Of
Harrison county, Ohio for settlement.
The final account OF Caiharine A. Caldwell, ad-
ministra,Tix OF the estate OF William Caldwell, de-
ceased.
ford as executors OF the will Of Samnel Clifford, de-
ceased.
The final account of Mary Ann White, as admin
stratrx OF the insolvent estate OF NiliIam Whe,uc-
ceased.
The first account of John Davis as the executor
Of the will of James Davis, deceased.
And that the same will be severally examined and
passed upon by the undersigned on the 10th OF Sep
tGmher next -,.-,,-, >,
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BIG Paddock ForeverI

EVERYTHING in the Hardware line, from an
IL Anchor down to a Needle, can always be found
cheaper than the cheapest that old and well known
establishment, the BIG PADDOCK.
lime lS53
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AN ORDINANCES

DASSED by the Trustees Of Shcrtcreek Town
1 ship, Harrison County. Ohio, August 9th A. ID.
1883. Il is hereby ordained and enacted at special
meeting of the trustees OF ShortcTeek township Har-
rison county Ohio. That any and every individual
whoever found guilty Of keeping house or houses,
shop or store, 'fhabitua resort for tippng or Ia
temperance shall on Conviction be fined before any
Justice ofthe Peace otsail township, other officer
having legal jurisdiction in any sum not exceeding
fifty dollars and be confined In the C, unity Jail for
any time not exceeding twenty days,
In accordance with the provision of a law passed
March 18th, A. d. 1888, by the Legislature OF this
State.
ATTEST: JoHv MATsoN Clerk
TOWN'DT. LARKIN.j
ASA HOLMES. Trustees
WILLIAM BOND.