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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DR. WM II. fARRow, an emiuen, physician OF
Worcester County, Nd, writes that he used Stab
ler's Anodyne Cherry Expectorant and Diarrhee
Cordial ITO the entire relief Of such diseases as they
profess to cure" that they .'are happy combinations
agents, and must be Of intimate worth to the afiict
ed ond mankind at largc;" and that he ''cannot do
less than earnestly recommend these preparations
to practitioners especially in the country where the
impuriiy OF commercial drugs is one Of the gre aest
obstacles to the success of the physician If you
have Cough use the former, il the Diarrhna the
Inter- don't neglect your disease, but take the re-
medy at once-ihey should be kept in every family,
ready for instant use. See advertisement in another
column and descri tive pamphlets, to be had gratis
Of the agents. Price, only 50 cents per bottle or six
bottles for S2,50.-March. 10, Im
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1t. From the Times and Gazette.
COFFEE CIRCULAR. .oibo .iis

Since our last report the coffee market has
fully recovered from the depression noticed
in the month of January, and exhibited un-
varying Ermness on the part Of holders
Good and Prime Grades Of Rio especially
have imsrsyeA q quarter to Ihelf cent per- ID.
4bere IL doing quite fsiS business Tor the
season, without any unusual acsivlty or spec
ulatiye movement, the late receipts having
been mostly all disposed of from shipboard'
at s.tjs.' factory prices. .T1yullIgL :
.Ths stock, embracin. large propo't'on,
of old crop Bio, Is Srincipally held by secOrd
hands and may bs consiacred vsry moderate,
when compared with the average o! 'ns past
gear. The latest adsiees from b:azii nave
not materislly Affected the aspect o. the
market. b. r-....,,
We quote Prime Rio at ~ cts; Good III
cts; Common to Fair II TO ll3ci Lagusyrs,
scarce and wsptsd. at il2ci ysmsics iil to
I2c.; ysys ksl. .--,. ,,-.a4
BALTIMORE. February as. 1854. u.3'.
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We zee by the Court Records, that the two cour,-
terieiters,. White OF Buffalo, .and Lawrence, ol
Epping, N, H., ha,e been placed under ten thousand
tions Of Ayers CHEEKY Pectoral. This is right. II
the Law should protect men from imposition at all,
it should certainly protect them from being imposed
upon by worthless counterfeit OF such medicine
as Ayers CHEEKY Pectoral. We can only complain
that the punishment is not half enough. The vii.
lain, who would for galtry gain, deliberately trfe
with the health Of his fellow man, by taking from
their lips the cup OF hope, when they are sinking,
and substituting falsehood-an utter deluson should
be punished at east as severaly as he who coun.
teriei!es the coin Of his country Co. Banner
CarrUllton, iii. go. ...... p t...
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CHERIFF'S SALE.-JoHN NEALER vs..
~ G. w. NrALKs, ct. al lin Partition.
Bv virtue Of order Of sale TO me dres.ed in the
will offer for sale at public auction on
Saturday, lst, day Of April, A. ID. 1854,
m. Of said day, on the premises in Peas TP, in said
county. The following described lands & tenements
% state Of 5@hiS. @ BE Being % IL sss s. Tp g. and r. com
meneing on the east boundary at post west OF large
red o.s and tS rsi' eS
Stump: thence Q. a3ts e. 30, Q perches to Beech
thence asee i7s,o an a., sse; thence ss.ae' =; "
Walnut: thence g. 3s4 ee. IL perches TO b. Walnut
thence 4sl perehe' % an elm ,senss &c ~
ID beech: thence 23e e. TO- perehes TO poplar:
thence zoe l2 perches 10 sugar tree thence 4e
% Iins: .hinse o NJ p.reie. 10 range
Ine thence n 1853 percbes to The place Of beginning,
containing i3oacrei rood %, ps psrehss. f,. y,nf
md Ode DESERTED a. follows % vii: beginning a,tbs n e.
serneT Of said rset 4 4. Oid stump; sesns' IL
& n !s
10 Chestnut tasnss =. y. 90 psrshss 70 saiieys
bhes to willow, thence n uee 9 Perehes: thence n
81 T. perehss: thence s7isw 49, perehss; thence
n 27t W 10, percheG thence 27tSB id peIenes'
hsnse 3 20 whssas 20 90 s Psss 0 DE-
Also another being IN the SAM section aforesaid
and descrihed follows, 10 witt beginning the
corner of said tract al beech thenes s3oa ~ 2per
ches 20 white walnut thence 39t perches TO
D. walnut thence s4sf perches 10 az elm thence
44i ee l3 Perehes 70 sycamore themes tose 70,
Poplar: thence 70 II perchss 10 sugar thence
Aee 90. 4perehes TO post Clearing 10 " walnut ~
% llnks) thence e9i 90, % perehes 10 Baiys
rum thence n Q. . " l5 psrehss: thence 4sew u,
perehes thsnee n 2si 10, perehes thence 39t W
perches thenge 9t es 10, perehes; thence ssw 10
ne rches: thence I3t es 2i perches: thence 7sa
co. perehes 70 Chesnut pee thence n6it 81 perches
beech g the place Of beginning, Containing VI
- s'''' 10 JOHN C. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
ID Sheriff, . Once, Feb skth, ls5t--S99 /. t.--
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RTSYPHlIIs, scRoEULA AND DISEASED BLooD.-For
these terrific diseases, Carters Spanish Mixture in
the only specific. i.f I = .HTl7
The proprietors have in their possession over one
hundred certificates of the most extr aordnary cures
effected yit - -.
We refer to the certificate OF Richard Adams, late
High Sheriff of Richmond, Va, Edwin Burton,
Commissioner OF the Revenue for Richmond; Gen.
Wech, OF the Mammoth Circus; DR.. Hendly OF
Wnshineton City; Mr.. VIM, A. Matthews, and c.
y. Luck. Esq., Of Richmond, Va; Mr.. f, Boyden,
Exchange Hotel, Va; and a host of other, who
have seen cases Of the worst description cured by
Curter's Spanish Mixture. They all certify that il
is the greatest purifier Of the blood known.
".SSee advertisement March 10. I'm.
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STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT CoUN-

STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUN-
~ ty. ss.-THonAs q. Parker, plaintiff, VS.: THox.
As TuRTLE. defendant.-Court Of Common Pleas. No
tice In attachment.
The defendant, Thomas Turtle, is hereby notified
that the 9Th day of February, A. .. 1854 petition
was filed in said court by the said Thomas G. Parker
against the said Thomas Turtle the object and prayer
OF which isto collect debt owing by said defendant To
said plaintiff account for goods sold and
WORK and labor and materials furnished by the psinti
TO and for the defendant Amount due ga 49, with in
terest from the 4h day Of February, 1883 and that the
property of the defendant assessed In this
The said defendant 10 hereby required TO answer
demur said petition before the ith day Of May
A. D. 1885, said petition will be taken and
cone ssed, and judgment rendered thereon accordingly
JOHN II. EATON, Clerk.
DAVENPORT & CHARLEswosTH, Atrys for Pi'f.
Feb. IL. iS54.-6w.
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/ TEE CONDITION of the stomach is of vital import.
ance. No man. woman, or child can be healthy un.
less the work Of digestion is regularly, thoroughly
and vigorously performed With three .fourths OF
civilized society, this is the case, And yet the
man Btters, prepared by DR.. e. M. Jackson, Phia.
dephia, will as surely create regular and healthy
action Of the stomach oil will lessen the friction
OF machinerp. Let the victim Of dyspepsia or in.
digestion in any of its forms try it, and we gueran.
tee good appetite, physical vigor, firm nerves,
sound sleep by night, and increased cheeriuness by
doy.-March 10, 2w,
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We have before us the report Of the Com.
mitsee on Finance. ..snd claims for the State
of Virgins. They make the condition Of
the treasury no gratifying consolation for the
taxpayers. The actual liabilities Of the
State sre sl9, 9,oos,24s 81. The contingent
liabilities Sl4.o67, sos 90, total S3a,777,o4a,
~. To set against this are Of stocks at tpsr
value to the amount Of s2i,si7,4s4 So, but
Of this are unproductive ei3,o6i,si4 %,
leaving productive stocks yielding 9 per cent
ss,l2l 500 900, Leaving the interest now to
be paid upon sii,ooo, 900, with probability
of having 1t to be paid upon large share Of
the ei4,0o0.0o0 Of the contingent liability.
This loooks rather fearful-Wheeling Gas.
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- JOHN C. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
Sheriff . Once, Feb. cath. ls5i----ss,2 tss a,
Sale of Real Estate bY Order ol

Court. Nc,ieeii hereby given tSs. on ssiuId.y ths
25th day Of March next. on the The
OF ne estste VI Thensb Leslie, late Of
said County deceased win oer fof sale d public AUG
ton the following real estate belonging TO said estate 10
vii: Part ofssctiep No. ri In sownship No. fransc
No. S. situate In tho township Of Goshen In said county
Of Bemoir and state Of oh6i and bounded and deser
bed follows ewt beginning a the south wsss cor.
nsr bounded BY Aaron pewcss, Whence south sge east
AZ ~ poles 20 Samuel Yoeums line; thence 1ee 3S
p5 poles 70 corner thence north ssowen 46
90 poles 20 the rosd thence socth 81 east IS, 90
poles 20 the place Of nning containing 10 acres and
being the same premises ON which the deeedent ias'
dwst.
The premises are situste a
on the road leading from the own Of Belmcnt 30 ne
town OF someop. and about u miles from the iown 2!
NJ Liberty In Wayne Township. There 10 large and
commedous fAms dwelling hodss upon said premise:;
never filling spThs o waer In tbe yard also large
conmodoqs wagon maker shSp with cut suiidns.
q In good neghborhood, and is desirable Sit
ussian for wagon msksr. a good tls viii be given.
The purchase clear sf incumbsnses The tsrms Of sale
hir1 In two yssrs with Interest on the dsfssred pay
sS 'r 'tss s4 Psrsissc sscosani 3: ifsi.i.''
" Tsb %, sa-Sw. AdmI of Thomas Leslie.
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New YonK March 9Th

Nothing Of the Steamers. A destructive
fire occurred this morning on Spruce street.
Five buildings occupied by many tenants
were burned down. with all their contents,
among the losers were Seth Benedicts extern
sive Printing Office Of the Independent news.
paper; Doctor Beecher's; Thompson's Bank
note Reporter; Burdict Reads and Roberts,
extensive Printers and Publishers; ]. H..
Benediet's paper warehouse; H. c. King lea
ther and findings; J. d. Torry's paper ware
house, and Others. The loss very heavy.
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CTATE- OF OHIO, BELMONT CoUN-

- ty, ss.-THe MAS JosEs. plaintiff, vs. TEonAs
TuRTIE, defendam.-Coun Of Common Peas. Nouee
in attachment. - .,.-,.,.
The DEFENDANT Thomas Turtle is hereby notifed that
on the 9th day of February. D. 1885, pehiion was
said Thomas Turtle the object and prayer Of which
10 collect debs owing by said defendant TO said psnn
ON a, for goods sold and delivered work and
labor and furnished by the plainti to ana iof
The defendant Amount due s64 with interest hom m
the de fendu ami has been alta ehed in this case.
The said defendant is hereby required 20 answer or
demur TO said petition before the OF May
con and Judgment rendered thereon secordngiy
i JOHN II. HEATON, Clerk.
Feb II. l653-6W, t+
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~ County, Ss.--JoHS H. PREn plaintiff, vs: fEomAs
TURTLE, defendant i.-Court Of Common Pieas'-No'iee
In attachment. -.y .Inr ,.,..,
ahe defendant Thomas Turtle is hereby notified that
sd in said court by the said John H. Piper against the
said Thomss turtle, the object and prayer ofwhieh is
10 coiiecs deb owing by said defendant 70 sad plain
tif on an ACCOUNT for goods sold aud delivered, WORK
and labor and materials furnished by the PLAINTIFF TO and
for the defendant Amount due St1 so, with Interest
from the oh day pr 1885, and that the property OF
the defend ant has been attached In tnis case.
The said defendant 10 hereby required to answes or
AZ D. 1854 or said petition will be taken as true and
- - y JOHN II. HEAToN, Clerk.
IN DAVENPORT & CnARL kswokTH, Auys for fn.
- Feb 18Th, Is54-Uw. t4i
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CTATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUN.

GTATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUN-
tv. ss.-BENJ II. Ooo, plaintiff VS.: THoMAs
TusrIr, defendsnt.-Court OF Common Pleas. Notice
in attachment. "A -.,.....,
on the 9th day OF February, A. D. 1854, petition was
filed in said court by the said Benz H. ogg against the
10 collect debt owing by said defendant TO said plain
lin on an account for goods sold and Delivered work
and labor and materials furnished by the planl 10 ana
for the defendants Amount due $3.50, with interest
from The Isl day February 1853 and that the proper
Nv of the defendant has been attached in this case.
The said defendan is hereby required TO answer or
demur 10 aid petition before the llh day oil May
A. D. 1854, or said petition will be taken as true and
JOHN II. HEATON, Clerk.
Davenport & CHARLEswoRTH, Auys for Prh.
Feb, II, lS54.-6w. ..... ... .-..rs
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SABBATH DIRECTORY.
ED

M. a CHvncH--Psster. John ~. Restis. Pub;
Tic Worship at IL o'clock, A.. M. Sabbath School
st2t o'clock P. M, Sa~sea Levi'' Superintendent
PREayYrs,As CuvRea -Pastor Jeh. Mefei.I,
Public WaFahip st II o'clock. A. M. sabbath
School al 3 o'clock 7. NJ, George Andsrssn, super
intendant. go. 49, V1iTON rHoL y "a
ASSOCIATE nxseRMEp CHpRcH.---p Pastor, Aie1es.
der Ysuas, Fu6lis Worship At u o'clock A. NJ
Bible Clsss, inatpsisd BY the PsssoT q o'clock
socrrry -or Fs.pes. fuhlis Worship In each
Church a u leSlS0k, A u ''s,. 4. - --l''-
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TTNHE STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT

Il County. ss.-JiaEs McLIsn. plaintiff va Tnon'
AS Turtle defendant. Court Of Common Pleas.-Ne
tice in attachment .llff r-1il
The defendant Thomas Turtle 10 hereby notified ihss
on the 9th day OF February,A. D. I4h, Petioh wss
fled in said court by the said James McLish sginst
the said Thomas Turtle the Object and OF wca
plsintI on an account for goods sold and deliyered
work and labor and materials furnished by the paintn
10 and for the defendant. Amount due s9sU WIN IN
terest from the 23d day OF june e3 and that the pro-
pety Of the defendant has been attached in hs case
The said defendant 10 hereby required 70 snswei OF
X D. 1854 or said petition will be taken 80 tue ana
confessed and Judgment rendered theron sSSoTanSiy
go DAvss,oar d cn.atsswosss, Au'ys fssrrh.
Feb. II, leH.-Sw,
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The Albany Register, Of Monday, says that
Rev. DR.. Palmer, in an eloquent and able dis
course. yesterday, on the social relations OF
Christianity, referred in no stinted terms to
the wicked attempts now making to extend
slavery into Nebraska, and pointed out what
he conceived TO be the duties Of Christians in
regard to IL. -tr. ....' ..h
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!. nMINIsTRATOR'S NOTICE-No-

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE-No-
~ ,o. h hereby given thss al the Probate coug io
,SeImcnt County me andsrssgnsd wen spgSisS ppS soSr
~ Hssirss. sss Of belmont county, deceased, 49,.
All shose indebted said estate arc 70
Ia sssss srs uosAsd 10 yrens thsm ioS se'uemens
wishia eIs . ssss . nen W. 1vxSNy HATCHER, Amrx.
S@ss n, u, HATCHER, Adm'r.
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= NOR RENT.--The Woolen
III Factory in the town Of Mt. Pleasant,
:, with all It's Machinery, consisting Of
Spinning Jack, 2l0 spindies ~ spoois,
da IennY. ln0 do "a do =

spinning Billy, 50 spindles, ,...-,.
pair Looms, Q narrow and broad with all gearing.
b Q setts Uarding Machines, machines all trund
O Eve tubs, including steam pipes,
and ali other Maehi ery and used for manufae-
turing all OF which is in good and complete running or
der with CON plete Steam Engine l5 horse power
THE Building is a large -Four Story Brick in GOOD re-
pair with all convcniences such as good counting
room Engine house. sheds for coal and dye kettles &c
On the same Block Of Lots and near 10 the manuiac
tory is large and convenient dwelling house, win
good hydrant Of spring water, DC, &c.
THE above is a very desirable location. Possession
will be given the lst OF April nex OF lew 9ays pre-
yions II required. i..u.- yOhN hOeo'
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sIs.oI 11r1oN M PARTNERSHIP!

Se,1;. n.,.,,v ,iven ,hs the drm Of WRIGHT
FAwSETr il his a.y, ps,u. consent. dissolved :;
n uersons indebted 20 said nrm sre e !" 80,
sna ,nI sesI' ]. DEW WRIGHT.
% s''sea' THos. w. FANCETT,
Ssrsons ,hs, are indebted 70 the e,d firm OF W.
=, n1nter are neifed that their notss and ao.
counts mua be paid By the !" OF Ap'" h'A' " A. =
induls ence esnnet be given. ! 'rsf % D."
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DUBLTC SALE OF REAL ESTATE

Il by order OF Court-The underlined sdmi ni,,rstor
VI the estate OF Hugh ghon, decd, VIII offer for ale
d public auction upon the pfemses,on
Friday, the 3fst day OF March next,
the following described rea esisie to w - feet Of the
west part Of Lot No 81 in Zanes addition 10 the town
OF Bridgeport. In said County Of Belmont with the sp.
purensnees ihereuno belonging subject TO the DOVER
OF the widow therein the said dover therein belng
annuity Of si2 90 per year and during her uaiuTa
life Said premises arc appraised at $3.50, sutjeet 10
said dover OF said widow.
Terms OF saie-one third cash In hand, one third in
six months. and onethird In year, with interest on
thed eferred pdy ments from the day OF sale.
ANDREW CRUBB
Admir- OF Hugh Creighton, deed,
Feb n, 1854.
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:. JOHN G. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
sherif's Office, Feb. yah. lss4.-S3,5s.
sALE.-JoHs STEWART and

SHERIFF'S SALE.-JoHN STEWART and
~ wife. v. Mkssk.rr~ sslspssss. In Partition.
BY virtue OF an order Of saet6 directed from the
Court OF Common Pleas OF Belmont County Ohio at the
spring term the reof A. D. 1884, will offer for sale
public auction, on
THURSDAY, the 3oth day Of March, 1854,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock q. and o'clock p.
M Of said day. on the premises, the Hsrah tract The
Harrsh tract Is described follows, to witt Lying and
being In Belmont county, Ohio being part OF section
IL, townships and range s. beginning for the al
sone, station in the north boundary line of said
tion and corner 10 land Of Charles Hssh thence south
u west l15 3 10 perches to stone, station thence
south east 20 perehes 10 stone, station g. thence
south 81 east 50 $40 perches to stone, station 4;
thence south e7ie east % 2I0 perches to stone
ton thence north q east 81 perehes to stone.
station 81 thence north 90 a3 2s 100 perches
stone, station Il thence north I0e, west 1872 72IO0
perches tos aone station 81 thence north s7l west
e7 26 100 perches to the place of beginning, containing
l39 acres, 3roods and 25i poles.
The above property appraised at four thousand one
hundred and forty dollars; and the conditions OF the
above sale is third Of the purchase money in hand
on the day oftbe SALE onethird in year. onethrd
IN two years with interest from the day the sale, on
JOHN c. NICHOLS, shesiG.
Sheriff. Once, March 2, 1854. '-..a 30 '...It.
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HANNAH FORENAH, 70. FEftItIUn.
By virtue Of order Of ,e 10 me directed form the
Court OF Common Pleas, OF 1slont county Ohio, at the
public suction, on
Tuesday, the 2sth, day Of March, 1854,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock. A. NJ and O'Clock,
In RchIand township Belmont County, Ohio, the FOL
ing described lands and tenements TO wit: situate
described as follows viii being partof the South west
quarter of section No. 25, tp. No. Z, X. No. 4. be-
ginning stone at the south east corner ol ssla
dred and twenty six poles 70 the GAINESVILLE road:
thence along said road south 62e west "a poles thence
sS1S sSsnee sse Is. poles thence south o. %
poles the west boundary line Of said quart
the south boundary line 8. SOL E. II poles to the
corner of wm Cssh's lot: ,hsnse with y his line N.s
south CO. east 16 poles: thence g. 5sieE. IA eo-IOo
roles to the south boundary line Of said quarter:
place Of beginning Containing o. .scres ro0ds & 10
sforesid and being all the 3 W. qr Of Sec % tp NO
and X. No ercsp; al she .rss ssre,sa describes 60
acres roods and l6 peyches, according TO deed duly
executed by sheppored Eaton and wife to Lewis Fore
man on the q5th Of March 1899 and recorded IN Vol q
page 6s and in the record OF deeds in the Recorders
Office Of Belmont County and to which reference y
here made. The Two tracts real estate hrst and last
Of M rooa poles sold and conveyed Sy
deed by Lewis Foreman & wife to Jacob E. Grove on
the 4th day of January l843 which deed 10 recorded
VOL 81 page 423 said exception being part Of the
quarter OF Sec 25 tp No. and H. No. 4 beginning a
stone at the g. w. corner Of ssid or: thenee with
south boundary line s. egs e. "a 4.1oO TO a stone
thence N. ne w. poles to stone: thence N 54e w
1900 poles to sone thence 81 W. ~ poles 10
south side Of said road g. 4se W. 92 poles TO white
Oak tree thence south 81 W. 3sl00 poles 10 stone
thence N. s9e w IA "a 100 poesto stone: thence
80 w. poles 10 stone; thence south $40 WeS IL O6
100 poles to a stone on the boundary line OF said qr
place Of beginning Containing in all IA acres mo ol
less excepting acre sold TO David Sheldon out o.
| East part. tI. q.}.s.
hundred and twenty dollars (s5730) The conditions
the above sale follows OF the purchase
third In two years with Interest % the deferred payment
''N"' 'A' NN' JOHN c. NiCHOhs Sheriff.
Sheriff s Office, Feb. 24,h, s54--ss,75. sf %
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N0TICE.-Is hereby given to several
J. Y Township Ttessurers in Belmont County Ohio,
that the Tp speela and seboo funds, viii Re paid out
on order on the b day OF March, We prefer this plan
Of completing the spportionmen, and then paying out
all these funds on one day. the better TO receive unor
nifty and correctness.
u. TRUEMAN Auditor