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ENREsH DRUGSl-JAMfs W. Cn1Ilns.

MESH DhOuo!-JAMES w. COLLINS
a HHOLESdLE 7ND RETAIL DRUGGIST,
North side Main street, 81 Ciass"ilIe. C,tt1 -. sI
hand, and will sell cheap: Drugs Paints Oils Dyestuas
Liquors, OF every description; Dentists, surgical and
Nclrinary Instruments; Penknyes; Razor STRAPS and
shaving Creams of all kinds; BRUSHES or every variety:
Cosmetics, peruneres of all kinds; Bank hooks; Let.
ter, Note aud FooSoap papers Windowglass, and lol
low glass ware; Teas; Chewing Tobacco, NC, &c.
lie has also on hand large supply Of Castor and sweet
OIL; Godrcy's Cordial; Batcnians Drops: Opipciuc
Essence OF all kinds Backing, large aud SMALL Inks
all cOlOrs, &C. i0.
Thankful TO his customers for the liberal patronage they
have given TO the old firm, he would ask continuance
OF the same. ..-.# .-..
He particularly invites the attention of country nor
chants. promising if they viii give him call to furnish
theni With any Article in his line, low they can
bought in the same quantities. in the Eastern Markets.
| March 25 1853. " .. INV
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SARAH ANN lBIRcH Us. THOMAS

~ bhtH. Ectlllon tOr DlNofNc,
Thomas Birch hereby notified that Sarah Ann Birch
his WIFE, has filed her petition In the Court Of Common
lleas oi iBelmont County Ohio, praying for divorce
iody OF their Infant children for The causes of wili
absence o more than three years and gross neglect OF
duty, D. =. COWEN, Atty for Petitioner
Jny es ie5i.
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OF OHIO, BELMONT CoUN-

STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUN-
~ ty, SS.--Court of Common Pleas. ALFRED LLoYp
paii til, VS.: Isaiah q. HARMER. Civil action. Sum
mons and order of attachment.
The said defendant of the State of Ohio,
and who resides it is believed in the State of California
is hereby notified that on the 27th ns in said courl,
petition was filed against him by the said planii-ihe
Object of which is to recover the of money men.
toned in judgment heretofore recovered by the said
plaintiff against the said defendant in said court. And
the plaintiff asks for Judgment against the said defend
ant for $3Ij 81 and costs, taxed at Sj3S making $3.50 80
with interest thereon from the 10Th dav of September
ISL and increase costs. Thai said defendant is equr.
ed to said petition the I'd day of September
1854. That the Protection lnsur Company of Hart
ford, Connecticut is garnisheed order of attach
ment issued in the above case.
.. c. G. CARROLL,
Atty for Pltifs.
July Z, 1851.
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Nebl LONG g. SQUARE SHAWLs
Wheen cheap cash store No. iGa Main a. street II.
dec.
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Z AND FOR SALE.--The subscriber Of
i 4 fcrs for safe SIX HUNDRED AND FORTY
Hooking county, OhiJ. There Is on the premises two
CABIN HOUSES. About four acres are cleared at each
cabin The land is well tmbCred large quantity OF ii
being poplar. There is plenty of STONE COAL and
IRON ORE on the land. SAID land lies miles from
LOGAN, one mile from the IRON FURNACE, and one
half mile from an EXCELLENT SAW MILL. For
terms enquire of JosEpn WOLF, living II miles from the
land, or the subscriber living near CADlI, Harrison
county, Ohio. .. SAMUEL HINES.
Cadiz. June % 1853.
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NIFTY DOLLARS REWARD will be
SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER

SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
~ of Court,
On Friday, me 6h dag Of October nexi at
soeoek ~ We atsrnoon, upon the premises m be sold
to the highest bidder. The following Real Estate n. lie
property OF william Vernon decd, towi Beginning ior
.he same az the Nonh East corner of the North west
running thence south with The East boundary OF said
quarter isO ~ perehes stone thence North 7ie West
s 10 perehes 10 the North boundary line Of said
on thence Fast a. so pcrehes TO the place OF bauinnnr
containing thirty Acres of land appraised at $3.50 -
fhero IL durable Cabin dwelling house upon said nrem
ses stahie aud other outbuildnRs, dne Spring of
neyet falling water In the yaTdN young Orchard of
ohpite ituh well tiInberedwuh about 20 acre. under
Hnod state oieultiya0n, Said premises are situate In
good heighborhood IN the South West corner OF 90
sheh Township, meas Hodgins Mill. Said premise, "a m
De sold iree iron dover other inoumbranee, and
good ''is gwen The Terms OF Sale are cash In hand
~ one year aud in two years with interest ON the de
erred payments from the day of sale, TO be secured by
Aongago, DEBOR.fII VERNON "
Administrator OF WIN. Vernon, Decd
sept lst 1851 a. ~" v"
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'ohnlSHlNG ,slo.,,ls. GOODS.-A complete
Tho aS1,rnent embracing every article necessarv .,
"o @ Uo',pleoh of genteman's wardrsbe at 10
'''' '''I FRINT AZ NACJC,S
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July Z, 1854.
rEHE BEARD MOVEMENT, AND THE

ME BEARD MOVEMENT, AND THE
n Eastern question; one and insepe albeit is
less attempt TO disguise the fact that tile in Europe
is solely account of certain heaheush notions which
have crept into the rsute brains of some persons.
king them advance the idea ha il was unnatural to shave
We might as well argue-t is unnatural to cothe
selves. My advice in the premises is
Shave the Cossacks,
aud the war will cease. AS preventative to any bel.
lgerent demonstrations in this part Of the globe offer
my services to shave the chns and faces of all who may
desire to undergo this chrisanlzing operation. My shop
is in the basement of j. II. Williams house--corner of
Main and Market streets, St. Clairsville.
LEWIS RANSOM.
st. Clairsville, May 18th, 1854.
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AH PlECES BLEACH MUSLIN dic.
W lereht qualities at cost and carriape bv
dec a - w. Z. ASBJRY
0' 'i No. l62 Main street. Wheelinr r
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.... .REFERENCEs.
7. D. PeCkham, NJ. D., Utica, N. Y.
l.. ID. Fleming NJ. d., Canandugua, N. Y.
NJ. u. Mills NJ. d., Rochester n. Y.
u. Y. Foote NJ. ~, Syracuse, Y.
Prof Dunbar, NJ. d., Baltimore, Nd
J. G. Orrck, NJ. D., Baltimore, Md.
W. w. Reese, NJ D., New-York City.
w. Prescott, NJ. d., Concord, N. H.
J. =. Newland, NJ. D., Utica, N. Y.
Rev. T.. ;. Beard, Glenn Springs, ). G..
II FLeter addressed tc care OF Mr. Curtis Hatch agent
at Ravenna Ohio. -
TO DR.. MARonIsc-l have been ten years troubled
with Female neutrality-suspicious. utcr and all the
attending difficulties times rendering my life most
miserable. have had the attendance of some of the
best physicians with hut little success the most they
could do TO relieve@-a of the
For five months before Conlmcncin It'll your med cine
had not been able TO perform any labor, could walk
hut few steps at time. aud scarcely out of doors
in short, was completely prostrated, both in body
and mind and expected 10 drag out the of NV days
i'll suffering and misery. But, reading your advertise
ment, wrs induced 10 try your invaluable medicine
called Uterine Calholicon, as the last had not
used il week before felt like another woman By The
of three bottles was enabled all the labor
for six in the family with ease and could could walk
anywhere in the ne jghhorhOOd without injury. Moth.
ing hut sense of my duty to you and the afflicted
has induced me 10 state my case TO the public. | can
safely recommend the preparation to all those suffering
like myself.
(Sgned,) MRs. SARAH A. DlsHop
Freedom, Portgage Co., Ohio, Dec. ~, 1859.
II ~. u. MdRCHlSI & CO., Proprietors
Central Depot, 30I Broadway n Y
HUMPHREY .4LEX.4NDER .4gent, Druggist, ST.
Clairsvie. OHIO.
.4nd sold by John Mclean, Cadiz; II. II. Fawceu IT, Mt
Pleasant; J. W. Warfeld, Fairyiew; Bremtlinger &
drmstrohg, NheeIihg' va ar.1, le54.--iy.
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Physiology for schools and families

Cutters Physiology, large and small with the plates,
mounted aud paper. Also GTeenleat's arithmatics.
have forn.u agency for this Co. for these important
works aud give them the trade shoos and
eslion favorable TERMS School books general hand.
Oct. 20. j. ii. WILLIAMS
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DialufS,

u
Ofihcse are PRoLApsUs
uTERI, or Falling of the
Womb; FLUOR ALnUs,
Or Whites; CnRoNfC
ISPLAMMATIoN AND IT.
CREATION OF TIE WOMB;
INCIDENTAL HEMoR.
RHA8E, or Flooding;
PAINFUL, SUPPRESSED,
AND IRREGULAR MEN
SITUATION, &C., with
all their accompanying
evils, Cancer except.
ed,) no matter how Sc.
we're of how long stand.
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LNATEST ARRIVAL!--The steamer
Il Pennsylvania arrived at the Port of Wheeling ON
the 9th, bringing the following vauRlGs: n,
Amputating, Dssocting and Pockets In. IzzzYEsk0
strunents; Harrs's Pat Forcips; Spring ,%afltSD
and Gum Lances; ScarihcatOrs; Tooth W
Files; Saws and Fillcrs; Excavations and r., 4
Rose drills; Mouth Glasses; Gold lHs a
aud Tin Foil; Gold, Silver aud French Leaf yellow
Green and Red Bronze. And also Il large amount Of
Pure Imported Drugs, all OF which have been purchased
and now for saIeh by JAS. w. COLLINS
II. CIairsvc, May l2th, 1851.
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INSTRUCTION
bookkeeping by Double Entry.

complete practical course of instruction is given in
the OF keeping scientifically Double Entry Books in
the different departments OF Trade. Commerce and
Manufactures, comprchendiug the best forms in
mong the most eminent establishments engaged indvd
uay III partnership, in business whether prosperous
adverse in the purchase and sale of merchandise al
wholesale and retail importing and exporting their
own account commission joint speculation, in
GLIDING spccuatons in Stocks, Real Estate &C., with
Bank Insurance. railroad and Books vi
JOnt Stock and Chartered Associations generally
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The CathoCan far surpasscs other remedies in being
more certain less expensive and leaving the system in
better condition. Let all interested call and obtain
pamphlet (irec) containing ample proof from the most
Respectable SOURCES of the beneficial results of its use;
toge her with letters from highly experienced Physicians
pp,t ttphg
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\ lNSEED, FISH, SPERM g. CASTOR
apr. 81. IT, AIEy.Nnpp,s
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a LARGE STOCK OF DOMESTIC
iho d MANY OF which have just reed and will sell
ar 700 az cost and carriage. Ii is to yo,r ntera, scr
u @ ,e M ca so come at once and supply yoursef low,
dec % a """c al" place OF w. 2. ASBURY
'' VT No. 1862 Main street WheeIino
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y LoO a LARGE STOCK. OF UN.
&c "ers,eeves Shimazetts, Collars, Laees Ed,in,s
w, J &c, al cost and carriage, by W. P ASRuPVi
N'''I NO. lG2 MOin street NVbao,,.
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VIE HIGHEST PRICE pam Fop
iuno2. '" '"s'" "y ). JEPsoN
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IAiNT, SHOE, HAIR, TOOTH AND,
apr.2l.l II AIEy.Nnpp,s
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Commercial Calculations,
Mercantile Correspondence.

Embrace every variety of computations pertaining to
business operations being taught according to the most
improved mehodsTnterest, Discount, Equations, IA.
bitration Of Erchaage, &c.
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HsVtsslkclsi

dO DoZ buckets Just received and lsale at No. rs
IO Nansi. (dpr 20, '5i) JOHNSON.
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wM. SEIDwITH WILSON AsREw
ss ElDWlTZ g. ASKEW having pur-
~ chased the establishment of Mr. Isaac hsKEw,
would respectfully inform The citizens of ST. Carsville
ana the surrounding country that they will constantly
keep ON hand good assortment of
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NEW CHEAP CASH sToRE.-Tom.

l. Y my Johnston's old established and well known
heap store Room Main street No l62 cant be beat
is still IN flying coors w. p ASDURY has just re,
Owed large and choice selected Assortment of the
MOST SEASONABIE and
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| AXE FlSH.--25 half bis. 2Owhole do.
Il A just received and for sale by .9r [. H3E
Bridgeport, June l6, 1854.
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DR. .J.B. ANARCHISTS CELEBRATED

; H.WUTIHI FtWHItS'
1t stand pre- eminent
for its curative powers
in all the diseases for
which tits recommend.
ed, usually called
EpmHlR Can.
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ROLL EXTRA LISTING CARPET
~ Eastern make at Uune3) STONE & THOMAS.
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A SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF BLACK.
Red and Blue lux, reed and for sale
may 10 ".. j. TIOMPsON
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X ANAWA SALT, always on hand and
~ "a ior sale at the lowest price at J. JEPsON's
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AGRICULTURAL.

.-=s- -7:-=Tf ,,=-.=i==-
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DTARRHGA CORDIAL.

The valuable medicines atove named not cmrri'
cat hut are prepared in agreement with the experience
OF some OF The most learned and udicious practitioners
and not secret, further than is necessary protect
the prOprieiors and those who them from loss and
imposition, as the component parts have been made
known, CONfDESTALLY, from time to time, to perhaps
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TX BBLS. LOUISVILLE LIME Reed
Ae<and for sale by fmay 26.) J. THOMPSON.
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CENT'S FURNISHING GOODS
Shirts, Collars Cravats, Spring do pocket bdk,6s
Gloves, Hose suspenders, For sale cheap by
sep. 30l E. NAGIE kco
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III ATS OFEVERY STYLE AND QUAIL.
n.y. from te finest silk, down 10 the oheapos
palm leaf Al (apr. AZ FRINT & NAGLES
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such exercises are introduced on this subject
impress business habits and genuine ru-
sncss style of Correspondence upon the mind of the
student, as well as familiarize him with Commercial
Invoices, Account Sales, Bills of EX change, etc.
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A CA e ID.

Since the Pruprictors recent Laboratory enlarge
ments hav. allowed him 10 supply his numerous "r-
der. for LYONS kathuron he las also introduced SOME
u,w Chemical allinitics which adds sill 20 the high
character of this Immensely po uar article for Curl
ins Identifying Preserving aud Restoring the Hair
Let those now Use,
Who never used before,
And those who always used,
Now u.r th" more.
The Price is still % cents. III largc bottles and may
be had at any store III the United States.
D. 5. Barnes. Proprietor, lGl broadway, \.
Sold bv every Druggist in Camden. llavillnd,
Iiarrall & Co.., wholesale Agents, Charleston.
O., ~ I3 II
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Eo0SSshSEVG.

Thousands of parents who use Vcrmilugcs composed
Of Castor Oil Calomcl &c. are not aware, that while
the,- appear to benefit the patient they arc actually
layng the foundations for series OF diseases such rs
salvation loss OF sight, weakness Of limbs &c.
In another column will be found the advertisement
Of iIobcnSacks Medicines, to which we ask the atc
ton OF all Interested in their own as well as their Chill
Grcns health. In Liver Complaints and all disorder
arising from those OF bilious type, should make Use
Of the only genuine Medicine, lchensacks Liver Fills
.:;~"Dc notdeceiced but ask for llobcnsack 5 Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that each has the
ss-llatu:c Of the Proprietor, J. n. !lOBENSACk: as
none else are genuine.
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Peal Estate is.r S.str,

( WILL sell, on Monday tie sixth day Of February
Il next before the Court House door. in Camden
the DWELLING House and STORE, Broad street, near
ty opposite the Masonic Hail. and at present occupied
by Mr.. 7. j. Oaks. Til" premises in GOOD repair,
with all necessary and convenient nu-builngS for a
residence The lot is &C feet wide and runs Lack
J2S feet TO Church street.
-AlSe-
The dwelling houSe and lot at present occupied 10y
Mr.. L. Austin, situate on Nekalb stI Get pleasant
winter or summer residence.
These Houses and Lots belong to the estate OF
Thomas Warren, decreased.
Also 49,
Ny House at Kirkwood, which is delightful sItua-
ton, with good well Of water, &c.es@T
TcrmS accommodating, and made known at sale.
yTHOS. j. WARREN.
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Crangeburg Female Seminary. =

NN Tuesday, the ODD of August the subscriber will
" rc.commcncc the Exercises OF his Seminary for
Young Ladies, to whose education morals and de-
portmcut he will devote the s,rictest attention.
Ills plan is to give those cntrGStedtO his charge
complete and thorough education, embracing all tho
clencntarya her branches Of the English language
usually taught in the best Female Senin.ricS and like
wise to instruct those in the Latin who may desire 10
acquire some knowledge Of the augragc. sAf
Every effort is used excite in his pupils an interest
in the several studies which qresLrouSht to their
tcc to give expansion and yigor the intellect aud
TO induce them to think and investigate for themselves
Competent and able Teachers are employed in the
departments Of French Music, Drawing and Painting
The Music is under the direction Of accomplish
cd Player and Singer Miss H. HAIR who is assisted
in tis department by another Swedish Lady. Miss II.
iIAMM ARSkOLD.
The pupils who study French, will enjoy tho adj
vantage Of convcrshlg III this language at their meals
and at other times with Miss luhr who speaks several
other languages with ilucncy.
The villa.c OF Oungeburg where the Institution is
established within few hundred yards of the Railroad
Depot: is only remarkably pleasant and hcaloy
aud conveniently situated for access, but affords re
glous social and intellectual advantages equal TO any
in the State.
In order to furnish sufficient room, the subscribe
has nearly completed large addition TO his former
building.
The Scholastic year consists Of two sessions fvo
months each; allowing two months vacation The year
Tic longest vacation ilcUdes the month Of July and
part of August the short one, the latter part Of De-
reluhcr All charges against pupils will be made from
the time Of their commencing.
TERMs-Board Washing, Fuel, Lights, &c aud Tu.
ton in all lis branches, except i'll French Music and
Drawing 500 for each session OF five months, in ad-
vance.
Music and French, when studied, each branch SIS
per quarter.
Drawing and Painting, s per quarter.
The establishment will b" furnished with The best Of
Instruments and as is usual in all institutions. the
pupils who use them in practising and takng& lessons
upon them, will pay rent OF 81 per quarter
l. s. h. LEGARE.
The subscriber would respectfully refer to the fol.
lowing gentlemen whose children have been under his
care: VIZ: J1dge 7. W. Glover Orangeburg: +. NJ.
Scabrook, Edisto: G W. Seabrook johns Island; T..
NJ. Clark, james Island; Henry NJ. Bruins, Principal
of High School, Charleston.
Aug. 4. IT,
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ST. JNI,s SCHOOL.

Ri Rav. r. F. DAv2 0OAIS oss.;o visitor
Rev J. D. McCUBLoUes y, e es psctnr. and Ius 8
structor in Christian Science an No. I.ettres
WM p. LEARY, A. ~. Eice$Ss,es ce$N's,r and Irstruc.
Tor in Ancient Languages aud fist5N
D. D. ROSA Instructor in MilfcnA and Natu:
raj Science.
Rev. +. \. WAGNER, Instructor i'll EdaS6 De:
parimeEt. ~
rsNHE exercises Of thi51nsrti;on will be resumed
on the I'd day in FEBRUARY next
BOYS are admitted oter the age OF seven wears and
prspal ed for the Juuor class College, or they may
receive thorough ;cadcmca Course, either classical
or English.
There is bot one session divided nto two terms OF
five months each Beginning ON the 81 of February
and ending Novembcf 80.
TERMS PER SEssfoN-For Tuition ard Board inclu:
ding washing fuel, Lights. &c, s225, payable senstan;
nually III adr0nce.
Entrance lee SIS, for which books end stationery
are furnished Tie student so long As he may continue
iii tie Institution
Advanced students desiring private rooms viii be-
allowed them (t the discretion Of the Rector for dr
extra charge OF Sl5 to pagtor fuel, lights &c.
For further information apply for a Prcs ectus" to
the Rector, at "Spartanburs G. H., S. G."
Dec. 90, 81 ti:
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Sale of Real Estate,

ID on the first Monday in February iIext, the Real
Estate Of Patience DcBruhl consisting of three tracts
parcels Of land follows: tract of seven hun-
lrcd and thirty three acres, bounded by lands of S.
C. DcRrulil Robert Dumble Mrs Thorn Mum. Lock
hart, Wnn and Robert Dixon; also by lands surveyed
for William DcDruhl'S children. One TRACT of two
hundred and ninety seven acres, BOUNDED by lands Of
Jacob Young DcBruhl Vim and Daniel Mum.
One TRACT of thirty acres, bounded by lands Of
DeBruhl, Dixon Hardy Thorn and Charles Perkins,
with plats to each.
7srnas-Cash for much as will pay costs; balance
on a credit Of twelve ntiS bonds with g. cd
rity with interest from dav'of sa e, and mortgage
if deemed necessary, to the Ordinary. Purchasers to
pay for papers.
Jan. ~, TllOS. DASklN, s X. d.