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The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-08-05

God has "given the increase"
It is false, entirely false, that the
"originators and advocates aclmow-
ledge that their plans have failed, and
that they have or will abandon them"
These men knew that agitation and
discussion would not only evolve the
truth but open the way for its ulti-
mate and complete triumph.
The Editor of the "Times" says
cit may seem strange to some that
we are so old-fashioned as to believe
that the observance Of the law Of
Heaven is all sufficient to reform the
evils incident to unregenerated human
nature" We are Of the same way Of
thinking, and hence it does not "seem
strange" to us to hear such sentiments
avoWed. The observance Of the old
law of Heaven, "Thou shalt not
steal," would do away with all the
laws against petit and grand larceny.
The observance of the old law, ere
member the Sabbath day to keep it
holy" would remove the necessity of
laws against the liquor traffic on Sun
day, and the Police Court could ad-
journ over from Saturday until Mon
day morning. So we could go through
the whole catalogue of the "old laws
of Heaven" and show that "their Oh
servonce" would do away entirely all
houses Of correction and prisons and
the whole criminal and most of the
civil code would be a dead letter.
The misfortune is, however, that
some will not observe that old law,
and hence the necessity Of penal codes
and prisons. The old law of Heaven
says, "Wo unto him that giveth drink
to his neighbor, that putteth thy bot
tie to him, that maketh him drunken" /"
This is certainly equivalent to a COM
mand, "thou shalt not do it." Men
not having the fear Of God, or the
terrors of his law before them, will
steal, will bear false witness, will kill,
will put the bottle to their neighbours
lips, and human government is a
Heaven.appointed means to punish
the guilty and arrest the progress of
the transgressor. The principles of
the Maine Law are precisely in accor-
dance with the whole scope and tenor
of that sold law Of Heaven" and
hence our hearts approved oft. Gods
law teaches that the power of resis-
tance to evil, (by moral suasion,)
must be cultivated within, and the
temptation to do evil must be re-
moved, (by legal suasion, from with
out. When the children of Israel
were led into Canaan, they were di-
rected to build temples and construct
affairs dedicated to the God of Heaven,
that they and their children might
know and do their duty. These were
the emeans to be employed to cultivate
in the heart spirit of holy living.
The friends of temperance who do not
wish to get rid Of grogshops, would
have us stop at this point. They
would permit us to build halls and
Division rooms, make speeches, per-
suade and entreat the fallen to rise,
and admonish the moderate drinker of
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-08-05
a Great Mistake.

goOQ OlQ QOcLElne OI 'HVVTus o"tssN'e,
and virtually acknowledged that we
had toiled for zone generation" and
accomplished nothing. Both the ac-
cusation and inference are false and
mischievous. There is in every great
question involving the well-being Of
society, periods when different modes
of address aqd action are necessary.
When the temperance causeoriginated,
the use Of intoxicating drinks was uni
versal. Liquor was an essential ele-
ment of hospitality, and was regarded
as indispensable for the laboring man.
1t was believed to be necessary in
warm and cold weather, in wet and
dry, in the morning and in the eve.
ming, at all times and in all places.
To dislodge this error, which was al
most universally entertained, and
which was entrenched behind a vicious
appetite, necessarily required years
of reflection and discussion. A pIen-
tiful supply Of the "good creature"
was thought necessary to refresh the
weGry Traveller, and hence grogshops
had been located at every cross-road,
and all along the public highway.
These miserable and fatal delusions
have been swept away by the strong
current of popular opinion. So won.
derfully has society progressed in
twenty-five years, that the ablest tenn
perance address made then would be
regarded as a very stale, fiat thing
now, and would be an insult to the
intelligence of the most ignorant au-
dience you could get together in the
widest region of the United States.
What then had to be demonstrated by
labored argument, is now universally
conceded; the propositions of twenty
years ago, are axioms now-the be-
ginning points in an argument. In
stead of temperance men acknow.
lodging that their efforts hitherto have
been failure, it is a matter of sur
prise to them, under the circum-
stances, that so much has been ac-
complished. The great work of IL
quor annihilation is already more than
half done True it is that grogshops
are numerous, and drunkards and
moderate drinkers still throng our
streets but every well informed citi-
zen acknowledges now that grogshops
Q
are a nuisance, and that liquor is a
blighting curse.
Temperance men have not aban-
doned any Of their plans they rely
as much upon moral suasiOn now as
ever they did to accomplish its legiti-
mate mission. Nobody ever dreamed
that men destitute of moral principle
would willingly abandon liquor-sell-
ing SO long as they could make it
matter of gain. Beecher, Edwards
and Hewitt, and the other fathers of !
the reform, looked forward to the De-
Rod when the liquor manufacture and
traffic was to be forbidden /; the pre-
else mode and manner in which the
work was to be accomplished they did
not see. 1t was not necessary they
should for there was a herculean |
task before them to drive liquor from
the side-boards Of Christians, reverse
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-14

DY virtue ola deed trust executed 10 me by Jeremiah
ID Y. Armstrong, on the 18th day or September 1851
and recorded in the clerks Office OF county court OF
Ohio county in deed book No. &c. pages 1855 and iS
wiz offer for sale at the front door the court hose or
OHIO county ON wednesday, the 18th day May 1853
trust; wit: - $500 VI
All TINT piece parcel of ground, situate in Ohio coun
to wlt BEGINNING at stake the North side OF Quincy
street. continued and about one hundred feet
from the South East corner OF William Talan being th
SSHh East corner OF the land conveyed by Noah
and wife TO Robert C. Woods thence will the Eastern
line OF the land SO conveyed and at right angles with
Quincy street, aud NuIhwardly the line OF ndie
r Woods. thence with his line wcs.wardly, sixty feet;
thence soutwardy and parallel with tho Ts line thereof
TO said Quincy street connuedj thence with the
eastwardly sixty feet 10 the beginning terms OF sale
VIII be as follows, To wit one fourth OF the purchase
SIX and twelve months with interest from Jay
is paid. -. AT ~ CDnm ''ot'
ap14-td TSrHs'..oI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-14

FoR THE L.DIEs-SFRrxG GooDs.-HeiskiIl &
Co. are just il town with another immense arrival
of Spring Goods fOr the ladies in particular, and
everybody in general. Their assortment of dress
goods, ribbons, bonnets, Grape shawls, parasolS,
and house keeping goods, though very large, is go
ing of so fast that we looked in vain for chance
for moderate sized man to "scruose" i'll, as we
passed there the other day. Heiskill & Co. are
the great unsurpassed in their line, and who knows
how much of their success is owing to the extent
to which they advertise in the Wheeling, Intelli-
sencer' For further particulars, see new adver-
tisements to-day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-14
COMMISSIONERS SAFE

ny virtue Of deed OF trust executed by Henry A. Dix
anu Others dated July 81 1850, and ecol ded in the
clerks Office OF tie county court deed
book No 90 page l45, and OF decree circuit court
o s9id county, made the 18Th May 1851 in &C tain
St IN chancery, Wherein complainant Eliza beth
byer ana Others are defendants, SHALL Saturday The
l1t day OF May next proceed TO SELL public sale 10 The
hsGest bidder at the court houseo Ohio county upon
ceuit oil eSt sixteen, and twenty months the south
halt OF lot in square No situate on the west sid. of
Market street in the city OF Wheeling Also the north
pat OF ot no IT, III the same square, (about three feet In
width adjoining the above Tie purchaser give bonds
1J0RT: i.T
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-14

EOusr-KEErEEs and others are referred to the
advertisement of Messrs. Munday & Colts. who
hive fine stock of cabinet ware and chairs at
their establishment in the new Building a few
doors below the Market House. They have some
Of the neatest articles in the house furnishing line
we have seen in the city, and as they have new
establishment, their aim is, of coutse, to please
and he as accommodating rs possible. We advise
persons wishing furniture to look in up that way.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-14
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
New Boarding House.
HElSKELL q co..,
- 2 IIIHIoNEIsI1 " OU.1- 1910
"oULD inform the public that they have rocet,
w their second extensive stock OF Spring and Sum-
New Furniture and Chair
.. Ware Rooms ea ti5,s..'.

NTUNDAY & Colts invite the attention of ho,ss
l keepers and others to their New Furniture and Chair
Ware ROOMS in the new brick building. No 1863 Market
prepared 70 furnish all article. in their line ORES
Dining aud breakfast Tables Sofas, Divans Ottomans
&c. Fancy What Nots, Fancy Work. Stands. Chairs
Plain aud fancy Looking Glasses Clocks &c all OF which
will be furnished promptly TO order tho lowest prices
We respectfully invite the public call and examine our
stock feeling assured that render satisfaction in ali
asa
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-14
n H LOGAN A. 90

W. GUILD respectfully call the attention of their friends
Wv and dealers geneI ally, their fresh,
stock of Medicines Paints, Oils, Dyestus Perfume
&C., rst 81 1T LLI % Z - trEEJCf
Remember the 'twe known" bridge corner near. the
Monroe House. and just opposite the Bis Red Boot
10 bbs. Linseei Oil (Daylin & Countz make -
100 kegs White Lead, Pittsburg and Cincinnati brands
3 . bbIs. Spts. Turpcntine 4ftlI0 = g|.I
tatl 10 NO. and Z Lard Oil. sIissrIE 4 ~
10 Tanners Cat all prices.) fias I... li. ~.
Dbl. fine Sweet Oil. ,t..l .... "a. traE.sl.
8 baskets Salad Oil ---
- 10 kegs sup. Carbs Soda. . r-.-.. ago..
bbi. Cream OF Tartar. I. IL :. I
:. case Manila Indigo.
Lask Potash.
Saleratus.
8 bales corks, OF all sizes. ~
coarse and fine sponge.
10 kegs refined Snlipetre. 100 'as. s'.+Ht az
2 BicrhomAte of Potash, ~
on hand and ewing by
ap12 tl 4. H. LOGAN & co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-14
Thomas, H. Gibson.

PLUMBER AND GAS FILTER.
No. UriOn st, opposite C. III. BerTy's Rope store
EGS Leave to inform his friends and the public in gen
II eral, that lie continues TO carry The plumbing and
gas fitting in all its various branches respectfully EU
cts share of publ patronage. -, 3 = s,s. =
He has constantly hand, lead and iron pipes,
mon and patent hydrants, cstern pumps, bath boilers
water closets, wash basins cold water fountains
tels water coolers for private families, hot aud cold
shower baths bath tubs lead and iron cnque boxes
collins, hners kettles, IetortsiO bleaching aud
chemical apparatus, etc. Factories etc. fitted up with
dispatch.
Also chandeliers. pendants, brackets, bellar lights.
candle burners, etc. - .-s -
Aorders left at the above place will thankfully re.
ceived and promptly att ended TO. ybE'H
Ran orders from the country will meet with
prompt attention. ape-6md
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-14

SPEED AND SAFETY.-Ae noticed last evening on
The arrival OF tue passenger train of tie Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, the reception of the first lot of
goods by Adams & Co.'s Express, over this route.
These goods were only 81 hours in transit from
Baltimore to this city, and were shipped lmmed-
ateIyon arrival Per steamer Thos Swami, TO their
destination. For rates of transportation, &C., we
refer our patrons to L. E. Forsyth, ESQ.,, who has
taken charge of MeSsrs. Adams & Co.'s business
in this City, -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-14

THE ALLEGHENY CL,PFER.-Capt. W. S. George
Yesterday purchased the interest of Mr.. N. F.
Harris in the Allegheny Clipper, and is now sole
owner Of this popular Parkersburg packet. We
are glad 10 preceive that Capt. George is doing a
good business. lie leaves here every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-14

LAST OF THE LEcIsLATuRE.-The Richmond
Wbis of Tuesday, says in the Senate and House
on Monday the only important business trans
acted was the passage OF the bill for the reg
istrntion of marriages. births and deaths. Las
NIGHT The funeral rites were performed and the
Legis lature adjourned sine die.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-14
VIM. T. Needs q Co.,

BOokbind ers 81 blank book M mn fmcturcr,
No. 244 Monroe Street, UP STAIRS. Z
MOULD respectfully inform their friends and the pub
w lie in general that they have bought establish
ment lately known James NJ, Ewings e.y ana
Bankbo9h mandatory and prepared Rule and
and by any esta blishinent in the country.
R5Constantly on hand assortment of blank books.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-14
DIR, Gordon Harris

.-lE GRADUATE OF. CAMBRIDGE.
n FFlCE-BaltimoTc Lack lnfrmary, No. 81 south Cav
" street, opposite the Exchange buildings. Baltimore
practical experience OF over go years Dr. H.
70 sound and speedy cure in certain
cases. which have too long been yielded by regular phys
clans 70 the hands Of Quackery He be consulted con
10 Persons at distance cured at home by addressing
letor To Dr. Harris, baltimore Md. All
etfat remedies any part OF the u 81
See advertisement on fourth PAGE anrl-1y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-14
EGAh Observation-Disclosures

J. coMSllssloNER's SALE g Q Z
by virtue OF decree Of The scirsnit 1.o.;. ~.
ma as IN case wherein Tliomas Wins 10
and the heirs at law OF Henry wins ~. ~
Ohlo county, deceased, deIendantsi slsI ~ g W
- r. St gay OF May next proceed III
te uooT OF the court house Ohio county Ia The
bidder tn? following lots parcels or sfonnd m
70 No OIL situate on The side aud lot No a.
inc CITY Of also the south half oot No los sin
s, ~ tne West sue OF Market street, no I MI
csss Inc oowng terms 70 wit: ten the pur
three equal instruments eight sixteen and = Want;
Jour months from the day rule, purchaser iyi,
bonds with good security bearing Interest from The
saIe. 'iiG ~ s-' WIN. s. wICKHAM
apr 80 Sheriff and Commissioner
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-14
Basket Making.
I. N0ONyy

.--.ttt l.. MOONY
I S manufacturing willow ware sorts and sizes
including willow wagons, gigs close hampers, baskets
chairs, cradles market baskets, covered and uncovered
travelling baskets, ladies' sowing baskets OF descp
ton baskets OF any description made TO order from tho
finest quality Of willow, the shortest notice most
can be supplied by calling or sending at my shop west
side of market square, two doors fIom Union street.
1T9, where manufacture and keep hand large
ent in the above line at Wholesale and retail prices.
mr. ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-14

To, poarsArr.-The Baltimore Patriot says that
NJ. R.r,on the artist OF GAINESVILLE, has furnished
~ p,r,,,it of NIr. Swami. to be placed on the
aobI. steamer which bears his name, and pro-
.s,,n,ss # an admirable work of art.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-14

SIR. FrxcruLEs-The bill providing for the
;.,,a Of Dercussion lock muskets TO volunte Ger
oorn,ujes in Wheeling, passed the House of Dele
,,,es on Friday, OF its fate III the Senate, we are
not advised.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-14

( The Falls Citr, on Saturday. had $780,
SPECIE ~ boaul for the East. The Virginia
600 IN Sps'' had about $4,000, and during the
on t' ",,t $4,000 have been forwarded to the
EeeA pl, ,;n,,iop by Adams Il Co.'S Express.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-14
S. Id. Farmer q Son.

No. 1923 CORNER NJ AIN AND Uxros STREETS.
OFFER for sale very large and extensive stock oI
W goods, in their limo OF business at the very lowest
market prices aud do ASSURE those who may purchase
from them that NO pains will be spared TO give entire sat
isIactiun. both in quality and prices.
To country merchants particularly, Invita- is
tended call al t't.i maT29
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-14

-, nIe,sad to learn that our friend D. It'd
hall, IT,, has been appointed Postmaster at New
C C,,' -. Pa. He is dsnOminated i" lis town
Ja,, obligng gentleman. in which we heartily
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-14
NOME DE;PI' AllRI.5Msl!ENT:
;==55a=9a MORNING, APRIL II. 1858!

====o =, THE B. & 0. RAILRoAp--
M New ss BY sssaP nc. s ss, ' ans
at meeting Of ,aslrrday, Tuos. swASS, Esq, for
Ohio Rail'o'd' .ble and distinguished President
several Gs sn's N.Y. submitted his resignation, and
tl 't.a " 'r suppiy the vacancy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-14

NJ. rxurs FROM PoRrUGAL who have been in
49,. oitv far several days left last night on the
%r, Swami, for Illinois, where it is said they in
tend 10 colOnize.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-14

lie who daily throug our railroads and ppb
Colds a.. feel The need of remedy for coughs,
The norc anu such remedy convenient TO carry in
a5 a-t remedy is LoeOck's Pulmonic Waters
~, Iot SAFE by KELLS & CALDWELL. -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-14

.urx, due here on Tuesday night at
GIE . SL' arrived yesterday at 10 P: NJ We
s5cl0cN' :, lie most of the boats of the Pitts
PpesnlI l 'Di inst now, she got lost in the fog.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-14
Rules held clerks office ofthe Cir
Joseph Britt Com :. I,-l-E /
liz cnAscrnr.
Jas. mC ally and satdn wculy, {

Jas. NC ully and Sarah hPCMy, ." OiiAHckHf-
~ ~ his wife, defendants, + H '.s-sti.t d = .
The object of his suit subject the interest or the
defendant James Muy In lot No 1885, that part of the
City OF Wheeling known as East Wheeling tie payment
of comnainant's Claim ofS in which suit an attael
Inent wasissued returned served 80 - =
Ada WIT having been made that defendant JaI
@Cuy Is not an ina bant OF the commonwealth OF Vir
gina-on motion the plaintiff by his attorneys II Is
ordered that he appear here within month amer
publication OF this order and do neces
sary to protect his Interests suit, and that copy
OF said order be forthwith Inverted in some newspaper
published in the City Wheeling for four successive
weeks and posted In the front the court house or
Ohio county on the first day next county COURT
~ A. e0py-Teste. -, AEoNzo EoRINGS, Ci'k.
Jacob e fendIetegl ,II,5,sy 7-.,5s,5$ 1Apre,1
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cIry-ws are again under obliga-
TIE f0sL. ,,,entiye officers of this boat, which
tons to Inc r,y from Louisville, for the latest
s easu from cneinnat and Louisville She is the
faS0:s I1nion Line packet to-day.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-14
] COMMISSlONEK'S SALE

DY virtue OF a decree OF the circuit court or Ohio
county made in suit in chancery therein ependia.
wherein andrew MullTew is complainant and the widoIy
shall on Saturday the 23d day of April proceed 10
se al public sale at the front door OF the house Of
10 it, lot No 3G situate in that part Of the Wheel
lng CALI East Wheeling whereof the said Thomas Mu
drew died seizcd ascredt OF six, twelve and esI
teen mnts; the purchaser giving bonds with good sec
rity hearing intsrestfroni the day Qfsae.
asz..sg,5a r.,, tPA. S. TPTCRHIM
-maT2I ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-14

.ASsESeEhs fOs the past few days by the Balti-
U.s anu ono Railroad, unite in spe aking of The
80. .ap'u anu uninterrupted passage n wv made along
f,sist. .' i'He from Baltimore to Wheeling The
tsH' Rains' although more extensive than here
NJ. e' we are informed are now so regulated as
t ,O' 70 interfere with the passenger trains, and
.ae ue'en'ions which for some time after the road
a., aS opened were caused by the uncertainty as 10
e .ine al which the trains alternately arrived a,
1us different stations, no longer occur Passengers
ho"-. 'Ome through from Baltimore in nineteen
tsa n making an immedire connection here with
VIC Union Line for Cincinnati and Louisville. !
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-14

hEMFFsELD RArLKIAD.-The bill Iegalizing the
subscription by Philadelphia to the Hemp6eld
railroad has become a law without the signature
oil the Governor Of Pennsylvania, having re-
manned in his hands ten days. The Washington
Commonwealth of yesterday says. we have been
lniOImed that Judge CONRAD, the President of
the Hempfeld Railroad, will visit this Boroppb in
'He eoutss OIL week, when arrangements will be
"Aue 10 put The Uk'te Road under contract IxMEDr-
At'' Inns being done. the work will be push
Gu l0tuaFd with the energy and speed commensu-
,s'e with the great Importance of the enterprise.
we naVealsO been informed that Spring Garden,
au important District of Philadelphia County, de-
D 10 subscribe literally to the stock of the
a NOla Thus the "work goes brarely on"-a
sue Indication that the He npfeld is properly
appreciated by the business men of the East.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-04-14
rules held the clerks office of the cir
Jacob Hull - 2

Aaron Chaloner e James Dalzell, ] 5-Et't +
Tie object OF this suit obtain Decree subjectng
the estate OF the defendant Chaluncr debts
owing to him by the home defendant Dazel to the pay
nent OF complainant's claim OF $685. with intc est
which suit an attachment Issued and
Affidavit having been made that the defendant, Chnl0-
is not an inlbtant OF the commonwealth OF Virginia
on motion OF tho plaintiff BY his attorney il is order
ed that he do appear here within month after due
of this order and may necessary 10
project his nterest III this copy or
der be forthwith ingecdin some newspaper ishcd in
the city OF Wheeling for four successive weeks posted
the front door ofhc court no. OF OHIO county
- A copy.Teste: ALoNzo LoR1NG, crk.
lPeDdleton1 4it l1-sF- -ci-fa' Taa6I
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s,r,,,., , ,,,s ysii'ef'n SAFE.
decree in the Circuit
Court fnr OHM ennnfr

slSs, fsFs Z Ohio 5i 'ss
pursuance OF the Decree or the Court made in this
case. shall on the Both day of March, 1853 atiihe
Court House for Ohio county sell to the best
bidder, on the terms alter n1med, Lot No. ninety. nine
GOD situated on Market street, nwht cling HEBRON.
cry VIII be SOLD on credit the purchaser paying the pur
chase nnney by equal portions at eieh.
teen months with interest from day SALE and SECURING
the same by q VEg his boz DIS with seeuiy When
the purchase money is paid will be ma de NJ
mar1.tds wM. S. twICKHAM 81 a. C.
10 O'Clock. 4. AZ. - 49, I ~