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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-01-22

Tue LITTLE PAi PR.

l"r'a'h 'l''n"'t'>>. homeless. She hat ~clt
till 81. he'd no N, -. t,rr> 10 she'd. and now
,hr stood with her :.ra,rv cl,jj4in- hr;rcli"r
m the chill wind, pressing her ii,ilr hand,
rl.htI, over h,.r In.,rt, H. Il That would still
II, h,l;.r.
Ill, no u-v tir''n-, al! tie ro',.h man.
t. h.. stamped tlr. list ~hp,,|:u!! ol'rarjh over
all the child I'D left TO love. "tlrttiu- won't
lriu. dr,d ,.,lh- To lie. Ply ,ou hl1,r 90,
10 ships COUSINS -onm.whrrc to t,kr Won. X
:; r,'."h world, this here, :r!I ,c; lrn't SO,
how You're nom. to weather it. Guc~> I'll
take W. round to Mr., Tc;hcrhcc'>; she ha>
80, power of children, ;,nl wants a hand to
hr!p her. 80 como a!on-. Il !on cry cnon-h
To float the air, i, wont do any rood"
Allie oIn., ed linn ne, hani~all i, ru,nin9 her
head every few minutes to TAX, another aud
Vet another lool, where her u.o'her now Ia,
Lurirl
The morning I'M hone IN upon m ual.r-
GROUND Litrh,n in the clo,,l,4 ely. Mir
| Il ..D'. 70.
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diSpnting witlta ltilc @iI Of three about IN
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,L.. ,r;.c Of ~ o,:,n.,r ,p;..,,. and = stick
f..,,l, ..,,,,,,,I. .,.u, n,,,;,,., IN ,,r fine
ttc,,.,t
p,or ,,I,. with yale. CHECKS and swollen
,.,,i> w., ,,,,.,..,.rii,. under the wci.,hi Of
mammoth baby. who wa, amu>in. hm-clfat
,nrcf,al, bv ,ullin. out Iittl" hanliulJ Of her
bur.
"'lurt that cn''!,cant We, sad Mrs frIh-
crbrc, in no very Gentle tone, Il don't Won
der the daring Is cross t" see >"cH solemn
face. You mast get little HE I'ho y""
somehow or 70" won ear" salt Tor your P'r-
ridge mere lh're' '"'I'I' W" 'r "''' II"
his eyes out WIN 'ho>' ION" c"r'> ''''-ii''2 Il
round One mere anu nave en- '''' "'' ''''
d'" ""N proper '"' '"'i''t '''''" N"''
she glanced al 'h' snort SUNNY cI".N ON '''
h''''> "a 'A' '''''' '''n'F''''')
N''''' up I"''''i' Is sine H'"d "No'f'r
used To- love to brush them smooth every
morning, she sad they were like little dead
sisters; = case don't, Size sad br>cr'hlm@ly.
But tell you do please to cut them, 50
there's an end Of that, SAID shc,a> the sever
cd rin.ctS fell in shinin. heap on the kitch-
en- floor; ''and now do. for creation sake. stop
talking about dead folks. And now eat your
breakfast. ifvou want it; ! torrot Won hadn't
any; there's some of the chil,lren's left. If Won
are HUNGRY # will oo down # Won ,;,'t W.,
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p,,r Aha, tho 1,;,,,;.st ,,or.ol ,o,,1I NO.,
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1853-01-22
NEW GOODS!

H. ilWLrT \ 60, ip,r l,.,,i>,-., a pa supply
4. "' "er!- t invite l.. ase..Iicn al aii wi>t.
NJ TO purchase. 7.>rf
Nov.
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MARRL s WORK.

IN all IL various lrancIc, in -tv" ul'rh'.~ N"1
h uri:~~c La ice a. H,,ay, 'fo. ;,.... wiki
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-22
Matthew II. Houston.
NCAsE.
Da,lirIF NIrKoa

VIRGlNIA:-At Rules held clerks Office the
Circuit Court OF io county, in the month Of FebrW
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Short Greek lands for Sale
Ohm cnuuir. Nirmiuin

TWISTING dispose fny Real Estate, offer pr
w vae sale until the 1st day OF November neX, my
IN the County OF Ohio situate onthe waters of Short Creek
containing about five hundred and sixty This
erty is desiraby located both sides of the Wheeling
West Liberty and bethany Turnpike, about miles
from Wheeling and five from West Liberty. =
The farm is i'll the highest state oFimpr Ovement, having
Hlargc amount plank fencing, and judicousy laid
in fields farming and grazing purposes There
the premises two good dwelling houses, with ample
bling cribs, &c. There also four good
Houses. There is commOdous barn. one hundred
aud eight long by forty in width. every
particular the the including ample shell
for twelve hundred sheep.
will sell these lands in whole or in part, to suit the
wishes OF those desiring purchase Terms will be lib.
cral.
Tie rapidly advancing Improvement the city
ing the facilities afforded by the various
tons about TO be completed with the West aud
hoard, the excellent market afforded in Wheeling
the productions of the country render this
highly dcsi ablc persons wishing and
seldom been that finer inducements have been
out to purchasers. |. w. MITCHELL.
Wheeling, Sep 81, 1859.
u5- Washington Reporter and Examiner, and wesburg
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New Patent Premium
SAFETY GAS LARH Fps.
Patent Phosgcnc GINS,

ME.
This Lamp for producing portable Light is confidently
recommended as superior 10 any other in
TT1iE LIGHT is produced by burning aeriform
Gas, which is emitted in bcautl Jets from small per.
iOrations i'll Patina.
The Gas is generated il is uscd by the ors own
combustion acting the burner connected with
in the Lamp Thus il is perfect and portable apparatus
Tor cloatirF and burning acriform Gas.
is SUCH that all possibility of accident
IRON its is entirely IemOvedi and the simplicity
arrangement renders il liable han
other kind OF Lamp 1t requires cleaning and trim
ing do the Oil and Camphenc Lamps and burns equally
we'll either with without glass globe shade per
fectly free from smoke odor.
Tie opinions ofe scientific be learned
that at the Annual Fair of the American Institute in 1885,
SILVER MEDAL was awarded to the Inventor, and n hi
poma the Manufacture and it was pronoune
cd the BEST LlG HI exhibited TO the Institute
The above for sale, Wholesale and Retail, by '".'
J. X. DUNHAM & co,
No. 90 Monroe St. the Post Office
Wheeling.
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TAYLOR & GRUND1


AVE received from Europe by the latest arrivals their
Ii Spring and Summer STOCK O F DRY GOODS, sui.
table to the trade Of Merchant TailUrs and Cothiels
whose attention they would invite to examination
fore in other cities Our Goods have
ected with great in English and French
by member OF our firm. ard the latest and
fashionable styles, comprising in all the han6somes and
most varied assortment OF Goods their Glass; imported
into this city for many years We would part
WOOLENS.
BacOt's .ncy black Cassmeres; ...
Small check Cassimcres for coats;
Super fancy colored cloths. u variety of makes;
do Bacot's and Simmons Docskins;
Shepherds check Cassime'es.
SILKS.
English and French Serscs, cord and black;
Satins de chimes and grenadines;
ColOred Plaid Sinchews;
Satin and silk Vestinss, in great variety;
Baratheas, FloTentnes, &c.
ALSO-Weltings anu cuttings; white and coored Mar
seilles plain and fancy Linens; apaccas; Paddngs;
French canvas; Silesias; silk twist; silk warp
etes valencias lustre chalis linen coat Checks &C.
Our Goods have been this and will always
after be selected and ordered in Europe by ourseves
as we have advantages for importing unsurpassed by
house IN the country, prepared to compete
cessiully in prices with n. York any home ma
ket TAYLOR &GRUNDY.
lebl9-lmtw 2i0 Baltimore st. Cup stairs.O
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By the National Line.
PHOTOGRAPHED FOR TnEDAlLY lNrKLLlG ENol
CONGRESSIONAL.

.... ..-.- WASHINGTON, Feb. 81.
SENArE-A motion was made to take up the Ar
my appropriation, Homestead and Pacific Railroad
bills. The latter came up as amended on Satur-
day. ....
Mr.. RuSk contended that the amendment was
equivalent TO defeat of the bill.
Messrs. Shields ana Douglass argued that the
amendment, by providing that none of the twenty
millions appropriated should be expended in the
States, removed only constitutional objection
10 the measure as originally proposals there would
now be as much land and money appropriate for
that part in the Territories as was before provided
TO construct the entire route.
The vote adopting Shields amendment to the
Pacific Railroad bill was Ieconsdered.
Mr.. Weller moved 10 modify it by leaving out
that part combining the work in the States to the
exclusive control of the States.
Mr.. Grier took the same view of it as Mr.. CIV nm,
and opposed 1t because he believed it would prove
fatal 10 the bill.
The ayes and noes being taken the amendment
was rejected.
The Senate adjourned.
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IL DEBT.

VIRGINIA:-At Rules held in the clerks office the
Circuit Court OF Ohio county, in the month of Februa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-22
CALIFORNIA NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE DELTA.

y ARRIVAL OF THE DELTA.
N. ORLEANS, Feb. 81.
The Delta arrived here this morning, with Cali
iornia dates to I'd February She brings $500,
900 in gold.
The Albatross from Very Cruz left Mexico on
the 18th with dispatches for Washington.
The Tehuantepec contract has been given 10 A
e. Sloo, and three hundred thousand dollars have
already been paid to the Mexican Government
Commissioners left for the Isthmus to deliver. the
road TO Sloo. Commissioners have also been an.
pointed to treat with the American m mister about
the neutrality and protection of the Isthmus.
The market has been unfavorably affected in
consequence of the unusual number of arrivals.
Chill -four S23; mess Pork $40, prime S24; mess
Beef %; Hams "a; Rice g.
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IN GOODS OF latest inpOrtatiOns, and from the best
manufactures OF country carefully selected expressly
the
JOBBING TRADE.
or the best fabrics, designs mud cOlors which he
seCtluy socits examination from his customers
AID Country Merchants.
CIOTHSHis stock consists in part best ma kers
and OF the usual variety OF coors both Foreign ana
Domestic.
CASSIMERES-B black and doeskin, as wolf as OF
great variety OF the choicest fancy cOlors.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Blue Steel mixed, fancy rccn
Browns, &c. very full and complete stodki also
Twcods and Cy. Jeans.
OVER CoArINGs-ofcoIorcdb blankets, pilot and beaver
cloths aud other such goods i'll variety
PRlNTS-A very large stock oil the best makers
madden colors. AS wella the common kind
OF low priced prints for comforts, &c.
DRESS GOODS-Ginghams, dc lains emb d Iustrc,
yain and tig'd black alpacas, well cooTs
OF the best variety, both figured and plain.
WHITE GOODS-An extensive stock OF cambria figured
and plain, jaconets, Swiss and Scotch mills In.
da, book thread and cotton laces, edgings, etc :,
in variety, also Irish lnens.
CAPSMcn's boys and children's velvet and
also Mexican hats, most desirable lot.
AI,SO-Shaws, ribbons, hosiery, umbrellas, brown
bIcached musins, shi ring, checks, Ticking &c.
cvC;, together with full and complete stock OF
Notions OF all Sorts usually wanted; and altogcth
feel well assured my stock complete that
when II is examined and the PTic .tod, ii will be
found III all respects, perhaps superior TO any
stock OF Goods before offered in the market.
w, Il, SELSY.
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Thc Primary Department
OF THE
Meade COLLEGIATE Institute.

WELLSBURGi VA.
IKE Fail session OF this School will MON.
DAY tie 18th OF SEPTEMBER, will continue five cal.
eEdar months.
No pupil will be received for less session,
unless by special agrcemen-and when no
deduction will be made absence during session. cx
CePt in cases ofprotTacted SckncSs,-nor pup be
permitted to withdraw. This rule is positive.
TERMS
Day puplis,-Primary English Department. $1,000
Classical and Mathematical. ............. 1900
Iolld anu Tuition per session of five months. - 90
One h1liinvaaby in advance, the remainder the mid.
tic oil the session. .... Il. ....0
discount per cent will he ma de on the hills OF nj
Ministers of the Gospel.
For further Information catalogue published by
Board of Trustees.
By order OF the Board.
SAM'L d. TOMPKINS Rector
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1T" E'OT s0aIe. :
A TWO STORY Brick House situated Fifth stree
IA near Monroe, beg the house formerly occupied BY
a fs 81 1S%' f0f terms apply 10 G. L. cRANMER.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

- FeU. II.
River has risen ten inches since Saturday. Wea-
Their fine
Flour firmer, and sales are NADIA at 3,SOa3. 80;
Whisky 20; Cloversed 5,25, with improved de-
mand; nothing has transpired in pIovisi MS, hui
the markell is firm with good enquiry; Shoulders
54a6a; prime Lard 9; moderate demand for Gro
nlOJ
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Important to Farmers!

4 the time is approaching when farmers will prepare
~ their ground for spring crops, the subscribers
ecty inform them that they have large quantity good
clean Barley, seed, which they will sell moderate
price loan favorable TERMS provided they get the
produce, for which they will pay the rkct price,
five cents bushe will contract for term OF years.
and will pay fifty hshel, cash, for all the
will grow and deliver ut our brewery.
We make this offer 10 farmers, hoping induce them
10 raise much Barley require, without purchasing
in foreign kcs; have hitherto been compelled
buy quantities every in the States Kentucky
and New York. also in Canada, establishments
and i'll Pittsburgh.
We suggest the necessity OF sowing plump,
grain, careful in vcsting threshIg
cleaning, use inferior damaged Barley.
We will also have good Winter Barley, seed ready
o Fall.
CeCIl-3mL GEO, w, SMITH 4. Co.
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cpr,ye Goops.-Heskell x Co. are receiving
daily magnificent supply of Spring goods. Ev'
cry body i'll general, and the ladies pat'icula''
should call in and see the beautiful new styles to
.bs season which is close at hand.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-22

TIKI undersigned offers for sale copartncrahip,
BLAST FUN1CE located four miles from the line tho
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and Paramount Marion
Co. Va, together with abundance of Iron Ore Lime.
Coal and Timber, close 10 the furnace. The under
signed wishes either to SELL extend his operations, and
any having Rolling Mill Foundry i'll Wheeling.
will Join in with tins establishment, and
Steam Engine, he will offer the most liberal terms rccctv
ing nil machinery stock at ii lair valuation.
Specimens OF tho Orc and Pig Metal may be the
Office OF the Wheeling lutc!ligenCcr.
Cost of Iron delivered at the furnace, ton 5
Gost of Charcoal per 100 bushels. 2,75
Cost of Limestone, per ton. 81
Hon. Thomas Hay.-.i will receive and conduct any
gentlemen TO the establishment who may desire TO visit and
examine it,
nct1l-tf JOIN g. WllIIAMS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-22

r,r 1ryroR EDITOR will be absent for few
..oars On business at the East. His department
Of the paper, however, will not be neglected and
will doubtless be conducted to the satisfaction oil
;.s reaIers and patrons.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-22

1ou. II THOMPSON is receiving his supply OF wall
paper, which comprises an assortment 'na' cannot
f,;I,o suit wholesale and retail Dealers
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Public Sale!

NHE Undersigned late principal OF the Wheeling Female
Seminary, about TO remove East, and finding il nCon-
venent TO transport his heavier Furniture will dispose
OF The at Public Sale at the Seminary Building,
wednesday and Thursday OF next week, February 23d
and 24h This will furnish good opportunity to
desiring almost article in housekeeping Among
the articles are:Bureaus book cases. sofas, chairs,
bles stands carpets window blinds ocoths, bedseads
cry wardrobes, clocks, looking glasses, lamps
ono Cow and Cf not sold at private sale) Piano.
perhaps two.
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Commissioners Notice:
Thomas Hogg-cOmplainant
VS..
Thomas McLachlan's admir-
and OtherS-defenda nts.
In chancery.


Thomas McLachlan's admir- 7 In chancerv
and acknowledgements. .H
In 1.-THE Circuit Court of Ohio county:
Y decree made in this Both day OF October
1852, 1t is made the duty
court to take of personal the said
ntestats which las into his said admin
istratriN charging her with all come
her hands and allowing legal and proper disbursements
by her made in due course OF administration nd
account of what was due to the complainant
the creditors OF the said ntestate the his dcath
and to state specially what debts specific liens he
estate in the bill mentioned il any on the respective
portions thereof and TO state the order precedence in
which the debts heretofore paid by said and
other debts chargeabe said any por
ton thereof Also the and quantity
OF the real estate of the ntestate whereof died seized
and the of the incumbr
III which they entitled to be paid
Creditors and all interested hereby notified that
hall proceed the 21st day March, 1853 the Office
of Russell d FZhush to take tho by
decree; and creditors notified prove their claims
Lefore me, before the 1st day of April. 1853.
EDW. II. EIrZHUGH
Febl953:3Od Mast. COm'r
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VIRGINIA:-At Rules held in the cle'k's Office OF the
Circuit OF Ohio county in tie monthof February
1853
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-22

GIT BOX of Bryans Pumonic Waters and be relieved
as OF others been by tile Of this rene
dy. Price % cents. See adv.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-22

TuE NEw MILITARY Company Adjourned last
u,ht 70 meet this evening at the Council Cham Der
rS .ba .,,sc,;cn Of officers. There is lively III
among the members, which augers
its success.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-22

EDWARD ARCHIBALD ESQ OF Moeasneiu o" NO.
r;u address tie citizens Of Wheeling .S ene"n
|ou'' the Wheeling and Marietta Railroads.
~ ti,izens generally are invited to attend. ie0<2
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-02-22

SARsSANAA:-At hUes held in clerks Office of the
tiISuit Court OF Ohio county III the February
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HerG lt IS.
TT HAS just arrived-THE WHEELING BR11iGE
j. POLKA, composed by John Fckeison. and only one
hundred copies, for sale Music Store. 1893 Main
street. IfebSl JOHN FICKElSON.
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GRAND LITERARY AND ARTISTIC


Arrangements have been made to furnish the Knicker
booker Magazine; the Home Journal, and the New York
Musical World ard Times to subscribers Five
Dollars year! This is cheap literature with vengeance
The KniCkerbocker is 80 per the Home Journal
S2 and the Musical World and Times So; making IS a
at the usual rates That three OBJ.
tanned for $50 year. fact truly worthy Caloc age
which is just now being ushered in. or the Eicker
Magazine. edited by Lewis Gaylord Clark, it is unne
cessary 10 speak, For twenty il has the most
genial, humorous and spicy monthly in the word; the
present volume will be better than any which preceded it,
The Home Journal edited by Geo. Morris, and N p
Wils,is we known the hest family newspaper me-
ca and the Musical wUrd and Times, edited by Richard
Storrs Willis, with Lowell Mason, Geo II. Cur It's Thom
as Hastings VIM r. Bradbury, Geo F. Root and other
musical writers contributing; which gives among 9th
er things, $50 worth of music AMI in.
journal published These three publications post
aianily up IN everything worth owing-Art, science
literature music painting sculpture inventions, discove
res, w.t. humor, fancy, sentiment, the fashions
and other attractions for ladies; choice new music
Sabbath, the church and the fresde; reviews crti
csns nf musical works, performers and performances; in
Short the pick and OF novelty. incident bioE
raPy art literature and sciences including whatever
be given in periodicals promote healthy and
solid instructions in the family and help
wiser, and happier may be now obtained 5-addrcss
DYER tS WILLIS,
POI Broadway, New York.
Editors publishing the above times and sending the
paper containing II 10 Dyer & Willis will receive the
works named for year. TGcbf9
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ARRIVALS THE HOTELS.
AT THE MoLURE USE

Jnmes Simpson, KY H Denman, o
NJ Rhodes, Gregg, o
G Trista, Va S Gregg
" Carr, Va Mrs Hall,
henry, Md Mrs A Patterson, Iowa
Moor u d lady, Va E J Forsyth q wife,
Cuddie. Miss Jno Hanna, o
:, l! ENABLES Lindlley, KY
II Gilmer, Va. Samuel Heckt, q
~ NJ! holt Il L Lander, lady& child,
MI Stockstlch, Md d Donually, Va
J. W Hlnkle, B & o R RE T Banbrldge, Bait
Sem ID No'si, L Phillips jr, NJ
Lohn davidson, Va II Householder g. lady,
Zane, Bait II G knight, Boston
AT THE MONROE HOUSE.
NJ MeccofT, Bait Capt Harris, D c
Jno Mclean, Va w Barnes, o
Stuart, & r r A = Arrick, {.
NJ Anth, r H Eavens
Hardy q lady, Va H Warwick, o
NJ Holmes, do Gordon & lady, Pa
l. Randall, do FrankM Zane, Ohio
N Emmert, England ID Johnson, do
VIM Sutton & family, KyS Hart, Phila
Watson, B 4 o r RWm Beck. Halrisvile
+ Child, lronton r II Lee jr, HRR
+ School, Phila d Qmin,
W Mann COL R WE Coplan, Brownsville
r Benedict, o Murphy o. Sullivan.
C Hall, ID C J Chambers, Ind
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Al action OF assumpsit recover Sl5O and iute es DIE
on accounts in which suit was issund and
returned served.
Affidavit having been made the deicndan, is not an
nIabltan OF the commonwealth OF Virgnia-On motion OF
tile plaintiff by his attorneys, is ordered do ap
pear here within month after pubt alton OF this
order and do what be necessary protect iner
eSs IN tins SUIT and that copy OF said order be forthwith
se ted IN some newspaper published in the city Wheel
Ing for four successive weeks, and posted
OF the court house OF Ohio county the day
next county court
4 copy-rcste: ALONRO LORING. cTk
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FehI9'53:30,l
HOUSES AND LOT

AT AUCTION!
NM I'LL be sold at Public Monday the 7th day of
w March next, at the front door of til" Court House.
o No 2, i'll square No. 25 fronting Hampden street.
Bell addition, upon which is
THREE Two STORY FRAME DWELLINGS,,
In good repair two OF which have front OF about
and the other front of about 30 feet extending
same width back 115 feet, to ten foot alley.
The above property will be either separately or
as WHOLE 20 suit purchasers. =
Terms OF SALE-Ten per cent of the amount said
in cash. and the residue in three equal instruments OF six
Twelve and eighteen months the purchaser purchasers
giving bonds for the deferred payments with good
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