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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-05-03
An Ordinance

Entitled an ordinance regulating the running at
large OF Swine within the corporate limits Of 81.
Clairsville.
Sec. Be u ordained by tho Council oftl,e Incor.
porned village OF ST. CnirsviIe that no one farily
shall be permitted TO have running at lurge within
the Corporate limits OF said village more than two
Hogs nj one and the same time and that baid hog or
hogs must have an iron riog in their snoui, and be
Marked and said mark entered Of record in q Book
provided for that purpose by the Township Clerk,
and that no hogs, or pigs under five months old
shall be permitted to run nt large in said corporation
Sec 2. That all hogs, or pigs running at large
within the corporate limits of said village in viola.
tion OF this ordinance, shall be impounded, and II
not redeemed by the owner, or owners thereof by
paying oil Expense incurred In keeping tho same of
otherwise together with the MarshaIls fees and the
cost OF mpoundng shall after three days notice OF
such hogs or pigs having boen posted up in three OF
the most public places in said village be sold 10 the
highest and best bidd.r by the Marshall OF said viii
lage,
Sec 3. That any person, or persons permitting
any hogs or pigs to run AT large, within the corpo-
rate limits OF said village contrary TO the provisions
Of this ordinance shall bu ii ed in any sum not more
than So, nor less than 81, Tor each and every such
offence
This ordinance to take effect and he In force from
and after the 18th day OF May.
Passed April 81, 1855
WILLIAM FANS, Mayor.
Auesti M. NV GIovER Recorder.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-05-03
ATTENTION FARMERS.

We have in our possession a few pacha-
ges Of the following seeds:-
Lee Corn, Silver Corn, Spurry, Navet Tur-
nip, White -four corn, Silver Buckwheut I'm
proved Swedish Tui nip, Sweet scented yer.
nal grass, White globe turnip, Hungarian
Spring Wheat, Cassabar Melon. Neapoitan
White Wheat, Ssumur Spring Wheat,
French Beans, Green glt be turnip
They are put up at the Patent Office for
the purpose of dIiTus;ng good quality Of
the various kinds of produce through the
country. They will be given to any person
who applies for them. Call soon, or they
will be gone.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-05-03
An Ordi,,nI,cc

Providing Tor til leasing OF Hay Scales, and for the
appointment OF Weigllmuster Nc
Se;. !. Be it ordained by the Council ct the Incori
p~ruted Village OF 81 Clairsvl e. that the Hay scales
belonging U S lid village be leased to the highes; und
best bidGer from the llh day OF April A. d. 1855, 10
tie nth day OF April A u. 1886, and hereafter annu.
ally in the month OF April The said hay scales shall
be lease niort said he highest and best bidder
and puyneiit Oh the same tu be made quarterly in
equal lnstalnICnts.
SEC , Thai the lesse of said Hay scales shull do
all weighing on tho and srperintend all mems
ulng Coal und, such reg the said Vii.
luge Council by ordnance otherwise shall pre-
scribe.
Sec. }. That the said lcssc shall be fined or reno
we'd io' gross Ecglcc, Of duty the Nillnge Coun
ci. may prescribe, alter ten days notice shall be
given,
This ordinance shall take fleet and be in fore,
from and alter lis passage.
| d sed, April eth, 1855.
WILLIAM FAIRS, Mayor
Attest: NJ. J. w. GLOVER, Recorder.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-05-03

CTThe Belmont County Teachers 1nsti-
tute is in session at Louisville. We hope
there is a good attendance, for these Insti-
tutes are pr oductive Of much good among
the teachers who profit BY the ;r sessions
They are kind of literary exchanges where
each tells the other his experience, and the
result of his experiments in teoching. The
teachers calling is a noble one, and let them
improve never SO fust,they can never advance
beyond it. There is a wide field open for
them in tn scLeol room. Muy they profit
by the presen: session OF the Institute, is our
81 ncere desire.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-05-03
70 TEACHERS.
Map of Delmo ont County.

We presume there is not a single individ-
eal in this county who is not desirous or
knowing everything it is possible to know a.
bout Belmont County:--the rela tive situation
oi her sections, and townships, the course OF
her sire ans, aud the situation and bearing of
her roads. This information must certainly
be sought for by all, and until now sought
in vain. We have before us now map
which places our County before US, and at
single glance all the Information necessary
can be obtained. Ii is got up in excellent
style, printed on copper plate, by our fellow
citizen, Hugh Anderson, who, as an engraver
has few equals. The map contains all the
section lines, together with the number of
acres in each section, the township lines and
the division by ratges. The courses of the
streams are plainly marked, together with
the course::of the Ohio river which washes
her eastern border. The location Of the
towns, and the lines of ull the roads are
plainly marked.
The people of Belmont County are indebt-
ed to tie enterprise and energy OF Capt
Char,es,rorth, our present efficient Auditor
for this excellent map. We speak for it
cordial reception. Rev. ID. 1rueman is at
present engaged in canvassing for the map
in this County, so far, we are glad to learn,
with excellent su ccess.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-05-03

~ 0FOur friend James w. Collins has just
laid upon our table gross of Messrs. B!an-
zy, Pou-e g. Co.'S steel pens. He assures us,
(stra, &c though it be.) that Notwithstanding
tl.ese gentlemen make people steal (stee)
pens they do right twrte,) w, know that
they do write too, for we are using one at
sides steel pens, too, for large stock OF
Drugs may at all times be found on hi
shelves, also, goud supply Of splendid Den
fal and surgical Instruments.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-05-03

0E-To young Mis- ses, and exc aspiring
swains, the business OF buying und selling
Jewelry, and trim kets Of all kinds must ever
be an object Of interest. To all such the
store of Mr.. j. Il. Scott. OIL Main street in
Wheeling must ever prove an attractive
place. There the most fastidious in taste
can be suited, and the most varied prices Gin
1und. Amy ono calling on Mr.. Scott
eznnet help but be accommodated, as he is
obligng and does his best to suit his cusio-
mers.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-05-03
Uarpers Magazine for May
At Martin's Drug Store.


Books Fer THE MlLLIoN,-Just received
by A. G. Martin e. Co. another supply OF
Miscellaneous, and School Books, Memoran-
dun, Hymn Books, &c, Ro Inns History, in
> Vol. Josepbus' Works complete in one
Vol. Nevin'S Bibl ical Antiquities, Heather
Mythology, by Dwight, Owen on the Holy
spirit' Napoleon and his Army, Sketches oil
Jefferson Hamilton, Jackson, Clay and Ran
dolPh' by Baldwin. In doors and out, or views
from the chimney Corner, by Oliver Optic,
Faithful Mothers Reward, Hemans, Moore
Longfeilow's and Tupper'ss poe lical works,
foustt on the Horse, Arnold's Writing Flu
id' London manufacture, the best in use.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-05-03

GlFThe report that our former fellow citi.
zen III. p. Clark was seriously injured ON
railroad near Cleveland turns out to be u
hoax. Some unpri ncipled sAoundrel wrote
to his friends in this neighborhood that he
was hurt, which subjected them to much
trouble, care and expense. There is l. place
prepared for such scoundrcls us perpetr ate
such practical jokes,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-05-03
An Ordinance

Entitled an ordinance regulating the weighing OF
stone COul, Hay, &c
Sec |. Be it ordained by the Council of the Incor.
pOrnIed village OF ST. Clairsve, l hat tho Standafd
weight OF a bushel OF Stone Coal in said village
sha be 30 pounds nvordupos, and the standard
inc asure thereof 2G9e cubic inches.
Sec ,. That each and every load OF stone coal, or
hay, brought within the corporate limits OF sad WI
lage Tor sale or delivery or having been sod Tor de-
livery only, before the same is unloaded, or deliver
ed shall he W. igIed, or il stone coal, weighed or
measured stthe option OF tho party delivering lie
sane and The p rson, or persons selling or delivering
the same shah puy the price OF weighing or meaSur-
See 3 That the price for each draft weighed on
the village Scales, shall be as follows. For each
load OF stone coal not exceeding sixty bushels III
cents For each loud over Sixty bushels 10 Cts
For each load OF Hay 10 cts. For any nuiRber ol
Hogs not over five 10 cts and two cents per head o
all over five. For any number OF Cattle MOI ovel
Two, 10 cts, and live cents per head TOR uil oVel
.wo. FoT any HuWbeI 0i Sheep not over ten 10 cts
and one cent per head Tor all over ten. The price
for she Asasuring of each load OF stone coal shall bt
tlty GEMS, and upon the receipt ol the prices spec
fed, the Weighmaster shall deliver TO the person,
persons for whom the service was rendered n ucke
designating the weight and number Of bushels il
each load, or the weight OF said Cattle, Sheep, o
| Hogs with his nnme signed thereunto, who shall u
the time Of the delivery olsad Coal, or Hay or olhe
articles deliver the said licke! 10 the purchaser
leave i, al his or her usual residence or place ot bus
iness in sad village.
| Sec 4. That any person ha uiing hay. or coal o
other article for snle or delivery in said village
may have lis wagon weighed and the weight there
Of marked thereon by the weighmustor, which weigh
20 markei may be taken as the true weight oil III
soms c iaiung and marking the weigh
master 81 shall @ receive IS cents 'S0yIDfp .ha, i u
weighmastei shall be satisfied that any ns
tofore weighed and marked be correct, M1
so marked may he regarded rs tic Nv. We''"'' =.
Sec, g. That nc BefssI, or peesoas shall horsu,,,.
receive by way oj Rrcllase os kaItef assne coz
or hay, wphlD the corporate limits of sad yillaGS
unless the same shall have been weighed or mea.S Sv
ed in pursuance ot the provisions of This orimenos
Sec. g. That any person, or persons yioaiii,,.r an
OF the provisions oli'is ordinance, ;hall DO incj
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-05-03
An Ordinance

Regulating, 81 ows, Exhibitions, &c.
Sec. !. Be 1t Ordained by the Cprncl Of the In
corporatod village of ST. Clnirsvic that any person,
or persons wishing 10 exhibit within the limits OF
the Corporation any exhibition oi wild beasts, or 9TH
er animals, every Puppet show, Circus. or Gymnas
tic fen,s or any shows or devices by slight c hand,
or otherwise, such person persons before the
hibting or performing the same, or any of them
shall apply to the Mayor OF said Town Tor license
for the special purpose for which license the party
or parties IMPLYING shall pay not more than ten
dollars, less Than doll ut the discretion OF
the Mayor according to the character and quality OF
the exhibition offered.
Sec. 2. That il any person or pefsons shall exhibit
perform any OF the aforesaid shows exhibitions
without procuring license aforesaid such person
persons shall ,ortrit and pay for each and every
such offence, fire OF not more than go less
than $40 to be recovered by civil action before the
Mayor OF said Village.
Sec. 3. That the Mayor shall have power to pro-
hibii the Exhibition within the limits Of the Corpo-
ration Vt any o the aforesaid and mentioned shows,
performances dc vices il in his opinion the safety
OF the vag s. or the preservation ufpublic order or
good morals require it.
This Ordinance to take effect and be in force from
and after its passage.
Passed April Il, 1855
WILLIAM FARIs, Mayor.
Attest: NJ. j. w. GLOVER, Recorder.
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my sum not exceeding s5 nor less than one dollar
'ot each and every offence to be recovered by civil
action before the Mayor OF snld Town
That this ordinance shall take effect and be In
force from and after its passuge.
Passed April 27th 1865
a., WILLIAM FAIRS Mayor,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-05-03
COMMERCIAL RECORD.

0ETFriend Brdnnum of tie firm of Harden
d. Brannum Of Bridgeport has handed us a
New Orleans Price Current, from which we
learn that Sugar is advancing i n price, SO
much 50 that the quotation in he present
publication has advanced } cent per pound.
Sales of Common at 4a4!, fair to fully fair
4aa 5; Prime 5aa5a; Choice 81; Clarified 81
a7a; Refined 6aa7s
Molasscs had slightly improved in prices,
though n ot very materially. 1t stood at 22a
"a for fermenlns. Prime 25Aa26, and 26i
Choice.
Mess Pork has advanced Of 25 to SO cts
on the bb. Bacon has also advanced slight
ly. NJ chsnge worthy of note in Coffee,
Rice, has advanced in price, selling now at
e5a7 cts by the tierce.
We are entirely without ad?ces on The
Wool Marke' OF the present season. We
can form no il ea Of the probable rate OF the
present clip, bu; presume we will not long
be without information. II will NJ doubt be
below last wears quotations. We will watch
the market carefully and report The frs, in.
formation we obtain.
ST. CLAIRsvlLLE May 3.
Eggs, 8. Butter, 20. Flour, 1850. Hams
i21. Shoulders y. Sides, T. Corn Meal,
rs. Sugar, 7@s. Coffee, II, ,Ioasses
3704O Oats, S7@4o. Glover Seed 500.
Timot iy--scarce 3,25@3,5O. Dried Apples
100. Nails Sa0d 4,S7, Buckets 25 Salt
per barrel 2,55 Lard Sc. Potatoes Sl,75.
Dried Peaches 2,75.
i CINCINNATI MARKET.
Il April sO
:, Flour dull, for good brands 9,75 and extra
$50.
ffrovfsio1Ss, ta,.e. srss Oh bacon at Sc fcI
sides and 6a7a for shoaldersj so hhd bull
; hams sold at &c, and 1000 lbs bulk sides a
/ 7; mess pork dul"at I5al5,5o.
Lard, II cents;
Groceries firm, sugar Iia6a. molasses nov
: held at $50.
Corn 75a77.
= Potatoes dull at l0Oal4O.
H. NEW YORK MARKET.
Il April 80.
Flour declined, good Ohio at lo'soalo''O
y Southern quiet at lo'1sal no
49, t
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-05-03
An Ordinance

II a,'';,,,,,,an, - vilI,no f,G;.
iio'''"S 'o' 'le ulpuLuneh. y, ee,'uih 'i'''eo Viz
ceis 'hcfeih huhieo
Sec. l. BE II ordained by the Council OF the In
corpora'ed Vluge OF ST. Clairs'illc that annua ly
hereafter ut the hrst regular meeting OF said Coun-
ell after the annual Election OF Village Oftcers Tor
said Village the sud village Officers shall appoint
villnge Treasure village Marshal and Village
Wc!ghmastcr, eari oi whom shall hold his once lo
one year and un'i his successor shall be appointed
and qualil',d each "l whom shall within hve duys
after m ing notified OF his appointment take an oath
OF Office ana give Bond to the village OF ST. Clars-
willie, conditioned according To law, with such secu
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Dissolution Of Co-Partners hip.
ROAD NOTICE.

NJ Office is hereby given that petition
will lie presented 10 the Commss toner's of Rel
mont County, OhiO, TO such portion Of the road
unung from the late residence OF Jas Cooper, Decd,
past the reside OF Israel Sidwelias passcs through
the Lands owned by David b. Updesrah, aud II. Black.
ford, and allow it 10 &c cIoted. May J. 1855.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-05-03
DEATHS.

At Uniontown, Belmont County, Ohio, on
the 24ih inst, Mrs. RACHEL A. THOMPSON, in
the AID year of her age.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-05-03
X N y w L ED G. e | S
E~ND NN EE R&.

~ OW ready for distribution. n Copper
v Plate engraved Map of Belmont County, engraved
by Mr.. u. Anderson and finished in the best style,
Indispensable directory, just whit the people Of this
County want. sowing the original aud present Town
shp lines. Section lines, M. of ACres No. OF and
ges of The original Tips Towns. Mills, Streams, Rail
Roads. Plank Roads, princi a Highways, sc. sc.
For sale by the subscriber lwho will visit the people
Ofths County this Spring and Sumner) and at the An.
ditor's Office. D.TRuEMAN.
May ;, 1855.
County papers please cory months ard charge This
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-05-03
HARDW ARE. HARDWARE

WV L have lust received direct from the
w importersa new stock of hardware, such as
Hand Saws, Tenant Saws, Mill saw, Cross Cut, and
Hand Saw files, all sizes. liracrs aud bits, Augur
Bits. SIacks Augurs the hest made. Door Locks aud
Iatches, Red Castors Colin Hinges and Screws, Butt
Hinges, Table do Gate do. Mahogany Knobs, Squares,
Car pentcTs rules Broad Axes Stewart warranted chop
ping axe Hand Axes Iatcheis, Socket Chisos Frmer
10. Drawing Knives, with mume,ons other article
usually found nj Hardware storcs. Will ho sold d.
Tea asOnahie terms. &C. MARTIN u Co.
Nav 3l. Ie55.
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.


Ellis r. Moore, Demandant.
against
benjamin Moore. Henry Moore Joseph Guest ant Re
becca Guest his vile, Matthew Clark aud sarah his
wife, James G.. Moore, John B. Moore, and Ann
Moore. defendants.
n n the 18th day of A pril, 1855, the un-
~ dcrsigned filed in the CLERKS Office of the Court
Of Conn Pleas, of Belmont County In the state of
OHIO, petition in which court the 10 now pend.
ing. demanding that partition be made OF certain tract
OF land Of which IsmeH Moore dcCessed. died SEIZED
being part or section IL, Township Range L. stu.
ate in said county, ann bounded iobws, lightning
for thu at the centre OF said section, aud runng
thence north eet deg East "A poles thence South deg
East lis poles thence North 62 deg. West $40 poles
theuee North % deg East poles thence North 80 deg.
eesi 81 poles, thence North deg. West 345 poles
TO the place oibeg inning. containing SIT Acres
less, follows One hall OF said land to said Ellis
one tenth thereof TO each Of said defendants
Henry, and Ann, and tenth to the said Guest and
wife, aud tenth to said Clark aud wife. Sep
temher of said Court for said year application
will be made for an order for srch partition.
ELLIS p. MOORE, by
Anrit 10, '5j-Gw. d. .COWEN his Ail'y
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-07-18
EssE TIE ss,S no TE1L,
PLATTVILLE, WIS.
$H0,0DO.

* 3 L e & Z a q II % sk - n a. T.
ENEE Subscriber win sell, without reserve, one Of the
l choicest selections of Real Estate in Western Wis
consul, consisting of $50 of land situated
Town four ~ north OF Ranges four, five, s.
the Fourth Principal Meridian County Of
Fayette. state Wisconsin. and IL
nd 30 mites th-west Argyle; all of which lies
IL one body except frY OF Mineral land, which
lies mites from the rest.
..fu-Hi Aivantages.-The creek of Yellow
Stone through the portion of this land form
ing most beautiful valley OF near 90 aces of
choice Meadow land and rlaking a valuable
water power, 90 acres of excellent Timber ffty acre
of choice Mineral land Quarres of due rock build
ing purpose. excellent lime stone. OF the Lead
Mres IL - sufficient for those acquainted with bust
state hat they have been worked
OF evHs watcr ana situated wishes
of almost
Improvement. On Homestead of 500 acres; one frame
and og Dsv consisting rooms OF conveu att
size; Stone Tor.ug House, - by ~ feet one frame
store building 4 By = story cellar:
stone stable, 2H hy 81 It Mill rs by SO: one
Lime hi.Dhat viii hold 200 bushes; sixty acres under
gurI fence fifty under cIvaftuu. one hundred yolua
FRuyr TEsz with variety OF Sarubbary
I IHpra v-.Usftts on adjoining Farm frame Dwell
ling ~ '5 q feet and Z story three Toous: uu,
log Stable sHdcun euent cat buiidisgs. Farm
there Is J" acres oi Mineral iand- o. under uod
fence 81 under cul jvaon viii produce oru, Wheat
.Fal or SprrnE- aud pEts in abundance sixty Annie
ard Pear Trees most of which bearing trees also a
. choice selection Of -hruhhery
All OF which Will sell together fir Ten Thousand
/ Dollars, Cash, two parts, TO suit purchasers
ANY one wishing so keep Retail store they would
ind this desirable location and could saeIy count or
dong business G.pOU dollars a wear Ever
advantage Of his section of country stock raising is
embraced on the above described Farm.
Any informal on IN regard to the above described
nr" ises VIII ue freely gwen b enquiripg of the sub
scriber, at his residence, or by mail
BENJAMIN C. SCOTT.
yellow Sfcne. Wis March :, 1855 6mj7
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NEW STORE & NEW GOODS,I
H. 81 ID. LII ND

H. & ID. LLOYD
WOULD return their thanks To the Citizens ., ,,
w raj Point and vicinity for The patronage 30
received during the time they have been ~ IT, "a ]
respecuuii! announce 10 their numerous patrons :,
frie nds that they have removed their stock ~
20 The Store formerly occupied by H. kooP ami
receiving from New York and Boston, Isree "a y
fully selected stock of Goods suitable ia IT, "a
TINS vicinity, and Consisting IN part as follows
DRY GOODS,
Broadc!ohs, Cassimqres,
Plain and striped sati- Keniuekv lean.
nets OF every quality Tweeds, and grea, va,;s,+
and style, OF Dress Gcrds -'!
Dclans, Alpacas and Nsri,a
SILK GOODS AND TRIMMINGS
Dress silks, fine assert Bonnet Cap and Betting Rf
ment, bons 's n.y.
BLACK SIX Lace and "orsted and : ilk Braid
Co ,r'd and BLACK Bro Crave Leesa &,
cade sllss, Jaeoneu and Cambria Nm
Embroid'd Cuffs and lin,
Col, Collars, India Book and Swiss Mus,
lin Edgihgs, Jaeone,t Edgings, &c.
GLOVES AND HOSIERY,
Ladies and Gents Gloves of every descriptio, -
Wooden and Cotton Hosiery. A great variety Of en-
dren's Hose.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
great VARIETY of all kinds of Coats all kind. q,
Pants, al kinds OF VESTS &c. &C. 40 Cases l0S mi
SHOES. HUNTS and other AK e, and every desrripys
of SHELF HARDWARE.
CRoCk kerry AND GLASS WARE.
We have the best assortment of Crockery and Glass
Ware in Western Wisconsin.
GROCERIES.
We have on hand a choise assortment OF FAMILY
GRpCERiES. Persons wishing 10 buy GOODS viii
lind IL TO their interest to Call us before
elsew here, we do not intend to be undersnld
Produce If all kinds received in exchange tor Coed.
The highest price paid In CASH for q GOD Merchants
BILE Wheat delivered at their Store. 9M
Mir eral Point, Oct. II, 1854
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r-sIFsCAEIoN OF THE HsooD.
LIVER AND BILIOUS COMPLAINTS.

IS, cornerof Ann and nassau \; strseis, Ny
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New Iron Depot.

tn undersigned having made arrangements viii,
some of the iron Manufacturers of Pittsburgh and
intending 10 this branch
mas ated up building exclusively for the sale of
81 VA
and having purchased large Stocs would invite IN 6
attention OF agon-AakerSI Black yam ne
ms sIuck, as ne Is deterG ned TO sell aens rTcs
MneralPoint. May, 1865. SO