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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-12
rmnnrtnnt raw Case at T5enton.

Before Chief Justice Gree1l-Archer Clifford,
and Elizabeth Hoytvs. Herman Thorn and Mary.
Rutherford, deceased.
The controversy in this case arises out oi the
estate of William Jauncey, deceased, late veal
thy resident of the city of New York. Ii appears
that Mr.. Jauncey died in ] Bah leaving last Will
and testament by which, after making various
devises and bequess In all to very lnIgc amount
he gave the residue of his estate TO the eldest son
of Colonel Herman Thorn, who was called Will
liam ] auncey Thorn, Colonel Thorn having mar
ried the neice of Mr.. Jauncey,lsny devise IN ms
will in the following words: y give aud bequealh
all the residue and remainder OF my property both
in England and Ametica, OF every klnu ana ae-
scription whatever, TO the SAID William Jauncey
Thorn when. he arrives at the age otstwenty-one
years, to him his heirs and assigns forever.
William Jauncey Thorn did not live to attain
the age of twentY-one yeats, put ale4 IN Englaha
suddenly, aged about nineteen years. soon auen
his death Controversy arose between his repre-
sentative and the next of kin OF w lillian JaunceyS
deceased as to the legal effect OF the bequeSt 10
William Jauncey Thorn, it being insisted by the
administrator to the latter that the bequest TO him
vested Immediately on the death Oh the testator:-
I.On the other hand. 1t was insisted that the be-
quest was contingent and could not vest IN the
legatee until he attained the age OF twenty one,
and consequently that the residue went to the
nearest relation of William Jauncey.
Whilst this controversy was penalRgs Solohel
Thorn compromised the claims of five, of the ueSt
of.kin byinaying them 100000 and $4,000 for
counsel fees, and about the same time he obtained
from Elizabeth Hoyt, who was theremaining next
of kin, assignment of her interest IN SAID resi-
due by payment to her OF Ss,U9g 4, ana IN puEsu,
ance ofthis assignment Colonel Thorn procured
the share allegedto belong to Elizabeth Hoyt, to
| be paid over to him or for his use. ,i,..f..
The residue, appears. amounted to about sl,7
1885, 900, making the shares OF the next OF kin
| thtre being six of them-about S240,000, which,
with the interest SINCE the death of young Thorn,
4 in 1881, increased them to about 100000.
The allegation of the bill is, that the assign
nent from Elizabeth Hoyt was trauduienty op-
tainei, and it is prayed that the defendants may
acc, unit for and pay to the complainant the share
of said Elizabeth Hoyt. The heirs-nt-law are the
Messrs. Hoyt New Jersey. The chancellor hoy-
ing been concerned from the complainant Inc
same is now beng argued before the Chief Justice.
Counsel for compliments, Messrs. A. Whitehead
and VIM. L. Dayton. For defendants, Governor
Pennington, Governor Vroom, of New jersey, AM
r. H. Morris, ofNew York.
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REMOVAL.

i HAVR removed my wholesale stock OF nRY{ GOODS
AND NOTIONS, to tho new four story brick building,
No.11s, Main street,
west side between Monroe Uniou streets, whore
will be prepared with an carry and extensive Spring
Stock direct manufacturers, which
would be pleased to have my old friends and toners
to call and examine
feb4 WIN. T. sELseY.
u-J G. Mccall will be found at the above establish
nient where he awaits his old friends.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-12

SICKNESS IN NEw oRLEAss.-There were 142
deaths in New Orleans in the twenty-fopr hours
ending at p. m. on the list, of which l06 were by
yellow fever This shows no abatement inithe
disease. The New Orleans Bee gives the follow
ing as a sample of some of the pictures of suffer-
ing in New Orleans as incident TO the prevalence
of the yellow fever:
s'Those ! no have never visited the INDECENT
sick can form no proper conception of their kori-
bIe destitution and awful sufferings. Imagine
woman lying on a dilapidated pallet, in building
when flattery could hardly dignity with the name
of hovel-without solitary friend to assist her
in the most dangerous crisis of the fever-scarcely
consciaus-toSslng wildly on her wretcled couch,
burning with thatinsupportablet thirst which seems
lunquenchable by oceans, and without drop OF
water by her bedside. Imagine this woman the
mother of two children-one OF whom IS Just old
enough TO comprehend the terror of the scene, but
as yet incapable Of helping her parent, while the
other, an infant, hangs on her mothers breast,
striving to draw nonrishment from an exhausted
fountain. Reader, this is noiancy sketch. II mas
been witnessed within forty-elght hours, by mem
bers of the Howard Association; we believe it to
be fully matched in all its supernumerary horrors
by scenes " hich that assoca ion, in the discharge
of its self-imposed duty daily compelled to look
upon"
ga curious fact about The fever this year is, that
lit seems thus far almost confined 10 European
immigrants of the lowest classes. During Prev.
Gus visitalions, scarcely permanent resident oil
our city but could mention the name OF some
friend or friends who had fallen victims 10 the
pestilence. This is not the case at present.
Livery body admits the existence Of the feyer-the
daily and weekly bulletins of death record the
lfrightfuI devastation it is committing yet they
lare few indeed who can point out individual ex-
amples of the dlseass occurring amidst their own
circles. The sufferers are mostly obscure and uu-
known. This should not, of course, abate loi
| of sympathy, OF diminish the efforts of the COM
munity in their behalf,'
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THE YEARoT PEsTanENcE.--For year past the
yellow fever has been raging with greatyirulence
on the coast ofSouth America and in number o,
the West Indian islands. At the island of Hayti,
probably moi less than one hundred American Off
Gers and seamen have tted, bssidesga large NUM-
Der of theinhabitants. AT Jamaica, Demerara,
Antigua, &C., it has been very fatal. The West
India English feet has lost many seamen and sew
eral valuable officers, OF the disorder In one case,
a British steamer lost seventy five men. In Cuba
the cholera andNellow fever together, have carried
off thousands. On the coass of South America Rio
Janeiro has been visited, the British Consul, a.
mong Others, falling victim to the dreadful dsor-
der. at Bahia, also it has been quite fatal, and
at last it has reached New Orleans.
g-TThe Savannah Courier says: 1--WE understand
that valuable negro belonging TO Dr.. Shefal, of
this county, died few days 81 nee, in consequence
of eating honey, This is the second case of the
kind which has occurred within few weeks. A
gentleman informs us that soor alter the reYoln-
tionary war, whole tamily of Negroes some twen-
~ oddiin number were destroys ID by eating wild
honey, in this county. These Things seldom occur
in the fall or winter months or after the bees have
closed up the cells IN hich the honey IS contains
ed. The belief among many is, that the bees will
not close the cells until the poisonous qualities
have either been removed or destroyed by some
chemical process. -
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BALT1goRR, Feb. 8, 1852
Niessrs. Mortimer & Mowbray Gentlemen It is with
real pleasure that able to healing
and curative powers of Dr. Hamptons Vegetable Tine
tue. Sometime during last November waS taken with
very bad and serious cough. advised take Cod
Liver Oil, and did but no induced
to try your Tncture u got 6oteI and before hat
usedt all my coughlet Permit also to state that,
for the last een years. have suffered very much from
Acute Rheumatism Vertigo; combining me- times,
my bed L am nlly convinced that owe my present
good health to tho or the Tincures and kind Prov
dence. -
You are, my friends, liberty to this you may
G. DUNAN.
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GREAT CURE OF RHEUMATISM BY HAMPToN'S
VEGETABLE TINcirURE.

January 3d. 1853.
Messrs. Mortimer & Observation-Disclosures For the
last years beena sufferer from Rheun.
atsn TILL seeing your recommendation of tHamptons
Vegetable Tinot1re,s purchased bottle, and the frat
dose has so much relieved that consider 1t but JUS
to the surng world the result OF the appica
ton.
Mine was Acute Rheumatism in the back-so bad that
was confined my bed for the last six months The FIRST
bottle acted like charm; the second restored strength 10
my poor afiictel back, well and feel as
young as when i was sixteen. 1 am now seventy four
conslsr your Tncure the greatest discovery of the
age; poor suffering humanity ought 10 erect nonu.
mani TO DR. Hampton. who thousands pain.
AMI you genlleen acted the part public benelae
tors III disseminating the beuefts which have resulted
s from your invaluable rem edy
am plain cotton planter and have never written for
shall hesitate, or through odesty, Withhold any infor
nation valuable TO my fellow mani So you consider
this worthy place Of your you
atlibeIty to make use oft Yours, truly.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-08-12

3ITTTE JUST RECEIVED.
MARK Hurdlestone by Mrs Noodle, author of Rough.
MI ingit In tie Bush etcj Gavazzs Leeturesand Life
corrected and authorized by himself Jack Cede, or tho
B0ndman's Struggle, etc. etc. 80, ~
aMg1n JAS. ID. MoMECd6N.-
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Tu1CkwEss NEaRo's SKULL The Memphis
Appeal relates that few days ago, while barrel
of -four was being lowered from the upper story of
awarehouse. and when yetat considerable ele.
walton, it slipped and fell upon negro. striking
him full upon the head and forcing out an eye
The skull was not even fractured. however, and
the negro was doing well.
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Decree for nm accoant.

BY Joint dccree in these two made the Both
day May, 1883 it is made nty OF the Masters
OF said court ascertain first nace9unt Of
the administrator said William Hopkins dec'd and
ascertain what due from the estate OF
salt Hopkins saini Clallen, Knox Co., ard to any
other persons and how far and i'll what the Same
stitute lien upon the estate of said Hopkins.
The parties Interested hereby notified that shall
proceed the ordered the above decree,
at the Office OF Russell & Ftzhngh III the OF Wheeling
on Thur sday, the 18th day OF September. 1853
(J.SttP.) aug5. EDWARIlH. PlTzHUGH, Comr.s
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II! WARRINGTON, May IA, 1888.
Messrs. Mortimer & Mowbray: Gentlemen Having
been afflicted with Liver Complaint often years standing
hereby the benefit OF the aieted, take great pleas
in that after using few bottles of yonr
Hampton TinctuTes found 1t had accomplished perfect
cure. 1haveus different medicines from time 10 time
but have been account apparent good;
and II is blessing to stricken humanity edi
cine is found which possesses te onTuns power
longing human LIES Tho many cures Il has wrought is
sucient guarantee OF the results which may
be experienced from its use. Yours, respectfully -
/. SIIlSTAIH, F1A "
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oENEhAl pEblLirY Eao,I oNE. 81 TliE oLoEar llAa-
lsTRATEs IN BALTIMoRE.e n
rztss'-g ISAL1INfoR Sen e1SSf

Msssrs Mortimer & Mowb1ayi iselit duty tomske
known the benefits have rom III llampton'e
neture For length oftre have been subject
prostratiol muscular power and great debility the
nervous system, accompanied with palpitaton and hnt
teTi1g the heart. had such sudden ON one oc
caSion could scarcely get home. III making mention OF
my to friend, he referred to Joseph X StRpIe
more, who had used the Tincture under similar cfcum
stances. called MIR. Sapeton, and, aGIer aninter.
view or minutes, fully satisfied medical
virtues of The Timeture, rom the evidence before
his person, who, for time indicated
falling state health, put now hearty,
awiththe activity OF youth. medatey commenceI
using the TnctuIe, and before took the contents
bottle ny Ienewed, and Icanvalk brisk
and active twenty years agn. This Tine.
tme is ire grand restorative OF the digestive organs
winch, when destroyed, the whole system is state OF
suheting,
asserti reality what tbs represented to be
by DIR. Hamptons the inventor. .sT3.5e
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ToBAcco.-The New Orleans Crescent says
that tobacco has advanced there nearly or quite
one hundred per cent. since The beginning of the
business season in that article. Thereare not on
" slight stocks of last years growth on hand, says
the Crescent and scarcity of the manufactured
article, but the most gloomy accounts reach US
frOm nearly all the tobacco growing sections in the
country. Predicated upon these facts the STAPLE
has steadily advanced, and prices appear not yet
to have reached their maximum. 90
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Dyspepsin, Rheulaa iltislaa, scrofIaIn, Liver
Comp lnfnt, Go FRoM THE MKTRoroLIs.-Pass it
aroundlet the afflicted hear the glad tidngsI This Is
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WAsH1SGroS AEFARs.-The Washington Star
of Friday evening furnishes the following items:
Judge Jackson, of Georgia, the new United
States Charge to Austria, who is in Washington,
starts for Vienna in about ten days He is at pres
ent engsged in consultation at the State Depart
ment, concerning his duties.
The President has appointed o. b. McFadden,
of Washington county, Pa, an associate udge for
the Territory of Oregon.
We,hear that Mr.. Leon Dyer, of Baltimore, Md,
is about to'be appointed Consul TO Jerusalem.
Lieut. GunnlSons Pacific Railroad Surveying
Party have been heard from lat the War Departs
ment) from Walnut Creek, this side of Fort Kear-
ney, on the way to Mexico. Walnut Greek IS a.
bout 800 miles ON his route. All were well, and so
far all was going on well with his work.
Brevet Capt. (1st Lieut.) VIM. Z. Van Bokkelin,
of the 18th infantry, has been appointed Assistant
QuartermasteI, with the rank of Captain, vice
Searle, dead.
Col. John W. Forney, we apprehend, entertains
no intention of going into the New York National
Democrat though, if we are not vastly mistaken,
he may take charge, not long hence, of a new
Democratic newspaper in that city, based upon a
capital of 5000 paiu in, and swallowing up
both the National Democrat and the t'True" fell
low of the same ilk.
B1snoP WH1rT1NenAM, of Maryland, was at Flo
renee on the 18th July. A correspondent of the
Newark Daily Advertiser, writing from that city,
says:
"Among recent American visitors, may be mem
toned Bishop Nottingham, of Maryland, who left
this morning for Bologna, en- route for Paris and
New York, after soiourn of fortnight. His
health, am happy tosay, is somewhat improved,
though he is far from well. His high sense of du-
ty, however, compels him to return prematurely to
his official duties, and he will take the Liverpool
steamer of the 10th of August, for New York. The
Hon. Jos. r. Chandler, of Philadelphia, with Mrs.
c., have also been here some days, on their return
from Naples and Rome"
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aHalRRA
DlARRaEA

CHOLERA q q = ~
MoRBUs,
- BIARRaEA, s.
Iss.5 asgs Va 81 5,;ss I 3 g5issg DYSENTERY,
and all other diseases OF the Stomach and bowels,
cured by HAMPToN,SeVKGETA TtNoTURR4
Az cure Z has been wonderfully sc
It hays an from those diseases incident
the Summer 81 y y
large volume S ~ ss2s5 -
Can and SGT Pa1nph gatis the many cures
~ 1t has shown itseIf most powerfully curative OF
5S.5 NERVOUS DISEASES
in their various forns vgor, restoring
the hope place
ofdespondency BY ts milk and sac action ON
the yer, lungs, and the nervous sys
lem cures Complaint Disease ofihe
lTffGfn 0Tguf1, GCgh8y Atfnd, Elections,
tons Worm, hEntatisns
Gouts NeIraLgfds 81 pftlss D4jiee PfLesS
iyItha dseas rom 81 God. 81 a
For sale by T. III. L0(SA CO., Wheeling, GSeHer.
a Agents, W M B. Mol and by Drpggitts
Sofa by sioRTtMRR & l4eWBRAYs go Baitis
more street, Baltlmoref and 30 Nesg York;
IS Per sostls essslidesN;iiyzs
a06lf oHoIoR plsin hall Ii store d lor SO by
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reality what it is to be
ta 8 VIVA. scHAEFFRR.
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CURE OF COUCH, VERTIGO, RHEUMATISM.
Cure OF the venerable Dr. Dunan's son. OF the city
Baltimore, well known, and whose testimony add
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ID -Alr. Honan, ttour own couesp ondent1 of the
London Times recently deceased, t,ttered the fol-
lowing IN the fnIinesS of his hearts
sT know ofsno state ofslayery on e arth like that
attendant on newspaper life, wheths It be as di-
TectoFs or suhoIdinates Your task IS never ended,
your ponsibility never secured the last days
work Is forgotten at the close of the daJ' on Ehich
1t appeaIss and the dragon morrow wants open
Inout TO devout your thought and snap up
one noisel mole Sot your yexed existences Be5as4
successful as It IS IN the nature of things to be-
be midi 10 pfaiseS and lions Ieafte sainst
blame til sstll the human lfrane Rear out be-
fore IFS time, and your body not YOUR rind, e1s
libit r1pioms IF an
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VALUABLE READING.
TTRNRYIS Exposition, in 8 vols Horne's Introduce
oil ton to tho Holy Scriptures; Hitchcocks Religion Of
Geology Barnes Notes on the New Tcstamenti Gin
Book for Young Menu Freddy Buatness Roges Thas
arus of English Words and Phrasess Ures plctop9ry'
with supplement-; GIeat Truths from Great Authorsi Col
ers Shakespeare with notes and lamentations OF the text
eau Snsr fi'sls' aA0 fs'S WILDE & BROTHER.
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MOTHER 1o,
IN Just d en- neGei
ble an article this
to an9dyertisenieI
.lnool = - !. z
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Wlllianls and BrOlhers

c MIssIoN MER G HtA N is,
CORNER CARY AND PEARL STREETS,
Richmond, Va. ~
uOher their for the sale of all kinds Of Pro-
dtice md Mafufacturee Goods them nny be shipped
By tho halt & Ohio Railroad to Baltimore and consigned
to Jacob Brandt Jr agent the Powhattan Steamboat
Coz or Charles Pendergast, nget the BALTIC and Rich
nlon line OF Packets either of whom will receive and
forward them without charge. ..a-+A-5.
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NEW and commodious Cottage House, situated on
IA Wheellng Island, Zane street. Possession given
49,
augltt3t = CIs u. OItANMEh.
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Robert MICaaky

VS. Sthe Circuit court
James O. Martin and wife and others. OF Ohio county.
by virtue decree maie in this by said court
nthe 10th day OF june 1853 the undersigned Sheriff or
Ohio county and such acting commissioner in the
the premises. will proceed on Monday, TIE fifth day of
September 1853 TO sell at public 1uon the font door
o Tile Court House OF Ohio to the highest
the undivided halof Lot nine in square No. c109
ten in the city OF Wheeling, .ys9s as n
TERMS or SALE:-Tenler cent Of tho purchase money
in cash. and credit for The residue fisk twelve and
eighteen months, in equal instruments, the purchaser
purchasers giving bonds for the deferred payments, with
good security bearing interest from the sale
and the title be retained security, until the
whole purchase money is paid. a ..ss
WIN. .IPIGKHAM,f t,,-
chaTTN rond -C,nr1n1 {nSf0n
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From the Birth Place of Christie
81 nhar CoIumbus!

4p pher Columbus!
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF HAMPTON'S
VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
a Letter from an Officer in our Gallant Many.
again say to the afflicted; why will you delay trying
the great Restoratiyel
January 11th, 1853, 5
Messrs. Mortimer & Mowbray- Gentlemen: The First
lieutenant this ship who been suffering years
from the Dyspepsia who has been nearly restored TO
his usual health by Hampton's Vegetable Tine
ture desires you send him dozen bottles OF that
Medicine.
this ship also wishes you send him one dozen OF
HHamtton's Vegetable TIncturc," by the Store Ship
which leaves the United States in February OF March, for
SpeZZia. - Z
der and take informing you, that 1t has been
used with sread by several OF officers in
OF Dyspepsia. 1Rmresnectfulyy yours -. =. : - 4
VERNON ESKRIDGE, Chaplain U. S. Navy
We have two other letters from Rev. Mr. Eskridge,
equally strong as above.
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AMERloAN booKs,-Ihe last number OF the Edln-
burgh ReeissO contains On article on "Educption
in the United States" in which Is the following
remark:
'sA few years since, the question was asked by
a distinguished di0tne, sWho reads an American
bookP The question now is, sWho does not rad
an American book, journal, or newspaper3'
The Boston Courier remarks:
fThis is COOL. It so happens that it was the
Edinburgh Reuieao itself that asked the question
now so complaceutly shuflsd off upon the .distin-
guished divine.'' ts3a52 ss.5is
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SUGE,k.
In sTEERCEs, q "a
O pc Ds
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE sEcoND VOLUME OF THE
WHEELING INTELIsIGENCER.

THE PRoPRIEToRs orthe wheeling 1ntslligeneer.
,,nv gT.teru to the public the patronage received
darpg the rst year OF their publications, respectfully
sDDonn the SECOND VOLUME OF the Daily and TIL
weekly IntelligeDeer win DO commenced ON the eeth oil
the present month"; and the second volume OF the Dollar
Jy.skv Iptelronesr on the 18th of September ensuing
The ne,y volume win open with several important i'm,
urovemens and under favorable auspices, and the Pro-
pretors assure public that exerons shall be want
ing on their part merit continuance OF the liberal pa
troease reeeived during the past year.
Ths Inteiiseneer Is printed ona large double medium
Sheet and terms low those OF any paper oil
the same stein the United States:
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IA orders ieft at the above place will be thanAiuD'
ceived and promptly att ended to. IT, meet With
n B.-All orders from The country WIZ 'asppf-snd
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y virtue Joint decree made in these causes by said
urt the both day OF lay, 1853 the undersigned Sher
If ot Ohio county win expose to public sale the 9th day
cptember 1883 at the iont door of tue Court House
county to the highest bidder, the following de-
sc bed piece parcel ofgrould situate in the City Of
WHEELING that fs 70 certain parcel ground situate
on nion street. in the said city, between and nth
stree u.s. and the south side OF Union street. and
ing ereto and beginning at the north western corner
fra ne house Union street, and thence westward
twen six feet and six inches. with tho south side of
Union street to stake, thencet the breadth oftwen
ty eet six inches back southwark to eight
alley, so that said parcel OF ground viii have wdthof
&c feet inches, on Union street, aud tile width
back to THE alley being the parcel of ground soldto
the said William Hopkins by the Executor of John J. ia
cob, deci'd. ~
TERl4s 7skLE;-on credit ofsix twelve aud eight
mont the purchaser giving bunds with security
the purchl ase money, with from 81 sale
sAFs735 w NJ! 81. VfCkHAAf, ~
ang5. Sheriff and Commissioner. 4
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/ gR CURED HAMS.
Iigps srior article Just received ana Tor
5S5l8 y REILLY