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6TXECUTOR'S SALE.
4 The undersigned Will Offer for sale ol
SATURDAY. DECENBEn 9Th, 1856,
on the premise,
One Mile South Of Flushing.
on the MOrriatown Road Leing the same property
Of which Elisha Hogue died sieZei, the following
described premises:
Farm Con- iHg Eigh;v-three Acres;
there On the premi good com fortaie buildings
and AN Orchard OF q UJd Fruit.
Also
Al the East end Of Flushing Fcur Acres or LAND
Containing good two story Frsnc Dwelling "a nr'
Orchard OF good fruit, ana ali necessary OutLuild
iLgs.
TERMS
VI ahe known the GaV oi sale or on g plicstion
personally or ny ietterto 1.fsst + hcGn.
Executor OF he Estate "f Elisha Fav@eit
noS1td1 ILrsfu SO. Belmont Co Ohio.
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~ E. " 5 II o X f
| Y would respectfully annunnoe t. tie citizens
OF Rarnesville aud vicinity that nave
oncped i;.nk Stationary, " all Paper aud Variety
stare IN The East End ui I'll" City hoiei,
where VIII keep nslanty on hand all tue Stand
ard Works of the day-iiisIoricai, BIO
rraphIoai scientific and Classical Kniir. GIbhOn,
hume aud MacauIey's Histories; DICKS
Complete W orks, Jnserhus's Complete W urk8, lu-
larcL's Lives, Literal rranslalIons OF sal
lust Horace Virgil and CTsar, No'ks"i Shakespeare,
Byrph and others, Fine GIFT BOnks ani
Albums. Method Isl ami Christian Hymn Books, Fam
ily and Pocket Bibles; also, works on
Agriculture. IlurtICuitUfc. the ECt''t' series oil
schuni Books Rays Arilhmr'ltS "hd
AIrchfas Pl"nr0's Grarimrrs. Joh"Snn's aud Par
ker's rhllosoPhys, Cutters tiH HeI"'"s!,
GUYS AsIroHun \. Wch-IeI's school Dictionary, aud
other school Books, and an lnnumera'!e
variety Of Miscellaneous urhs; also, tIc Lives nl
Fremont, buchanan ani fi'im"rc. hall
and fun bound Blank rouRs, Pass Books, &c; good
assortment oi Pocket Cutlery, fotte Mon
uies Tooth Brushes HAIR aud CinLhcS Brushes, Fun
Combs Fiuc-rnOth AMI EIddiug Combs,
Pins Needles. Thread, &c, &c; also, Wrapping Ia
per, Wrarprns Twiuc. Window Paper,
Green D Cloth Binds aud Patcnt FuileTs, Floor Oh
Cloth and OIL Cioth Fable Covers, = supf
rior ertIclr, and splcGdd assortment ol wall Pa
per and bordering. Will pay the high
es; pr &c IN Cash or Trade for Rags Iuritc every
person desirous OF getting anything IN my
line Ia give Ie call. My prices are low and calcu
ROBERT C. GRAVES.
Ra,uesyiIIe Sept Goth, 1856 oc2
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RELIGIOUS NoTIcE.--The quarterly meet
ing OF the Methodist Episcopal Church will
commence at the church in this place on
Saturday next, at O'Clock, P. n. Rev,
BAKER, Presiding Elder, will oficiate.
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a. XECUTOR.S NOTICE.

K 4 Notice is hereby given that al the Probate
Court for BelmoI county, the undersigned was ap
pointed and quaiiiGd Executor of the Estate U
James McMullm. dec aIr oi Belmont County q.
All those indebted said estate requested q
make Immediate paymen'. and those having Claim
against said Estate, are hothed TO present them 70
settlement within one year from this date.
Ae.hmolal URIAR McMULLIN, EFT.
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PoRK--Sone sa les of Pork have been made in
Danyile Va at Dol 30 p cwt.. and some Al
nol g. Sales were made last week in Liberty,
Va. 10 the amour: of about 65 900 Bs at Dol 15
A large number of hogs lave passed through that
town by "a ilway, en- route for Lynchburg.
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The RIvER-rnerc wII six feet and
four inches of water in the Ohio river at
Whe cling, on Tuesday, and falling slowly
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o. The Llncus er Eceie, (Nedill's Or
gar) cal,s rhe Statesman wig OF lie ID M
ccracy, "the rule or ruin wing"
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{ PLACEMENT.
WILLIAM NJ KIN

1gVi WELLS.
Refcre u. f. Howell. Esq. a Justice Of The Peace
oT Pea township, Belmont county. Ohio. On he 5ih
e ay Of nscemhrr. 1850. an attaehmOnt i.sGrd
against Lew Vets. nonresident debtor. for claim
OF gtS an costs of suit.
fora"tus7 VIM Mex IN.
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Mttp ANbtrtistmtnts
G " H0GE.

ATTOR RNEY At T. 4 W,
TFOfice few doors West Of the N'tional Hc'el,LI
ST GAINESVILLE. OHIO. [delsf
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lines tor holding Conrts in The
Eighth judicial District.

WE, CoRRISGToy w. SEARLE, ROBERT
J. ALEXANDER, and SAMUEL w. BosrWIcK,
JUICES OF the Court of { ommou PLEAS in tie
eighth judicial District of the State Of Ohio
in pursuance of the power vested in Us by
Jaw. do hereby order that the times tor hold
ing the Court Of Common P.ease and Dis.
trirt Court within said District, in the set-
eraI counties thereof. be permanently fixed
as follows, viz
The terms Of The Court Of ommon Pleas
shall hereafter commence ard be holden an.
nua .ly in rhe
FIRST SUD DIVISION:
in the county of Mu-kingum, on TIE sec
ona Tuesday OF February, ;he fir, Tuesday
OF M1y and the first Tuestay OF November
In the county Of Morgan on the thirt
TuesGuy OF March, the second T'u'>d o.
Jane. and the third Tuesday OF October.
In the county of Noble on the first Tues.
day of Arril, the fourth Tuesday of jun
and the fist TUESDAY Of Octoter, and in TIC
SECOND SUBDIVISION:
In the county of Belmont on the seconC
Tuesday OF February, the second T,esday 0
MAY and the first Tu. sday oil November.
In the county Of Monroe on the thirt
Tuesday OF March. the second Tuesday o
June, and the third Tuesday oi October.
In the county OF Guernsey on the sec cInt
Tuesday of April, the fourth Tuesday o
June, and the first Tuesday of October; AM
in The
THIRD SUBDIVISION:
In the cDunty of Harrison on the secont
Tuesday o. February, the srst Tuesday u
May, and the second Tuesday Of November
In the county of Jefferson, on the tourtI
| Tuesday o. February, the iiiird Tuesday o
May, and the first Tuesday ot Oct"ber.
In the county of luscnrawas, on the thirt
Tuesday of March, the second Tuesday o
June, aud the fourth Tuesday Of October.
And hat the terms of the District Cour
shall commence and be held annually, , here
alter, in the several counties in the SAT-
Eighth Judicial District, as follows. viz:
In tie county of Tuscarawas, on the fiji
teenth day OF July.
In the county OF Harrison on the twenty
frst day of July.
In the county of Jefferson, on the twenty
eighth day Of July;
In the county Of Belmont. on the twelft
day Of August;
In the county of Monroe, on the twenty
seventh day OF August;
In the county OF Noble, on :he first 90
of September;
In the county of Guernsey, on the lourt
d.y Of September;
In the county of Morgan, on the eleven!
day of September; and
In the county o: Muskingum, on tn
fifteenth day OF September.
1t is also ordered that if any of The day
hereby fixed lor hold n the aforesaid Di,
trict Court shall lnll on Sunday, then sa'
Court shall commence aud be held on tn
succeeding day.
Done at Zauesyille, Ohio, this 18th Ia
of September, A. ID. 1886.
R. J. A1ExAxprR,{ ofC. p of the Slh ],
$. w. BosTwrcK, dicial District, Of {
+ | CERTIFY tina, the foregoing is full an
true copy of The original on file in this oliie,
: S. w. GASTON,
r Clerk of The Court Of Common Pleas Of Be
mont County.
ST. CLAIhsvILLH, Dec. 4, 1856.
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CNCINNATlMARKEC.

CLNClNNA j MAhhEt
December l5.-Flour brisk 1t 6 3ooa5 90
Grain unchanged. Hogs in fair demand and with
out change in price.
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z ; IIAU No IOE.
e Notice is hereby given that petition VIII 10
presented the CoHif SSioneri OF Bel mont county
I.Icr December Session. praying TO aier the cOun-
read along the haik Of TIE Ohio River, IN Pultney
township. aud Belmont county. near the Southern
boundary line, IL follows: 10 leave the old ROAD AZ
the south eud Of tie new stone house oil JOnh ID.
Gardner aud lanes n. Gil, and run above the Old
mouth of lie suiF info Tie coal iaHh. and tn teTII-
nate tie Old roa GFer crossing the raw me al
small house Owned hy Robert CranSle, he
Ing tn" Tst house On his land, du1 near hIS Norm
me and 10 h We The sd road vIca.cJ between those
points. rE W
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4 TTACHMENT NOTICE.
U,GER & HAIRS, PIaiTtifs,

SINrEI AT-nS. DefsrdTn'-
A writ Of attachment was iSsued hv Wa smith.
Justice rtHp Pez-e nf War 81 rnvnshin. Rc'm0n,
culrstv Ghin in favor or the Plint'HS in this sc
against the Defe ant. resident Of s7if COUNTY
for the sum of e-3 Debt founded on hook account
at rha nto' allie costs III suit, say lOS. said at
tsoEmepi ISSUED Dec. ]. lcj6.
SoIs2-nd7 HsG.R & HARRIS.
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S5f(arrltO.


On the jh lus.-, t1 l'C heV. ~. llptoA, IN
Malaga. DR.. y J. :iuiCE, ami L.IzA HARP@E.
As the perfumes OF iae 0Iicnt
In the zephyr sweeIIy b!endi x
AGd rich incense unto incense.
breeze OF Paradise transcenGing!
So may your spirit mingle
In loves holy, harpy Union,
Adding pleasure unto p leasure
From their intimate communion.
By love thus linked together
In a chain that nUugbt can sever
Nav the golden bond encncliEg
Iisht and brighter grow forever.
In the unknown, distant future
OF The long. lonI, days to one
May the jnys Ghl make Earth pleasant,
Ever cluster round your Hume.
Hard in hand then rs ye Journey
Heart in heart in cadence beating
May tue happiness attend you
Ever present. never fleeing,
In life path, uneven. rugged
B, pure love your Unions eaven
And the iutuIe will be radiant
As the summer sun OF Heaven,
J. S. E.
On Thurs az morainJ J,ll'h inst, by Rev Frank
lin Moore, Mr.. X. ii. p'NEAL, o ict'air. 10 Mr.
ELLEN ALLEN. of this ciiy--Wheeling Times.
On the sth inst. ly Rev. w. Nnynard, Nj
DAVID JANIS, OF Belmont cCLnIy, and Miss hAcHL
LARSON. OF Camori ige.
At the National Hotel. on Thursday the lit
inst. by the Rev. r. E. CarnIheTs, Nr. JAMES VI
| IYTLE, and Miss CHARLOTTE J. ). GARDEN, both
| Marinsville.
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4 TTACHMENT.

4 TTACHMENT.
"a CARoIUs JUpKIys
SAxTFL hLTOs-
Notire g eershy -ivpn that a. my instance an or
der st,a Chrrert has cen o'fared. on the 9Th fav
Of Peoam,6r 1856. before Be'i. Davenport Jnsilce
the Pnare said rnunty. aga inst the @"oHS chai-
ties sinck in s'n-ks. TI-'s. credits moneys
and cFa-fs Of the efcrdHrt. Samuel A':en. a NON
,esi'ent Of tho -nuniy. TO satisfy rlen OF seven
dollars seventeen cents and rr SIS nf SUIT.
de,s3,ndi CAROLTS JGDNINS.
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Commercial Matters.
ST. CLAIRSVILLE MARKET.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY JAMES THOMPSON
GROCER, CORNER OF MAIN AND MARIETTA SIS.
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4 TTACHMFNT.

F. II. CT W. PTaInlIH,
AEars'
lEHr DrKs. Defendant.
Refore Wm. I Neak<. II-lIce OF the Peace ni
Warrez towrshia. Belmont roHnt;. Ohin. On the
lst rav nf Dp-eser ISJi sa lust ce ISSUE IN or
dor ~ attachment i, fha above action for the OF
apIf9 rIaIS7r,d7 F u. CRANE.
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THE INITiATORY COuRE
embraces regularly progressive series oi snscrlp'
cards CLASSIFIED .Omeha as TO tie variety Oi trans
actions II aias develop the first prime iPies and
oph Of Accounts. rather lhan mere routine
aud actual formula, by addressing the reason ami
Judgment OF the stu ent who studies with tne view
Of eaprehendng and arriving at results and 80 push
es on his gatieus with much greater confidence,
,ta,snrp 1l Iu1P Lance.
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+. DNTNTSTR4TOR'S NOTICE N

"A tire Is hereby given that at the Probate Court
for Belmont County. the ana rs"ned were apnnin'ed
and Gualiied Administrators OF the estate OF Mary
GrtgF. deceased.
AiItho<e iadebt>dto said estate, are requested 10
n,ake,nrediate payment; and those having claims
AGAINST said estate notified 10 present them fol
settlement within one year from this "ate.
r " TAWCETT tnl
deI-l WASHINGTON HOGUF, hdh!'rs.
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{ TTACHMENT.

q TTAOH y EN I.
WALKER G. BRorE.
Admir- of Benjamin Bethel, deceased, Plaintiff,
VrSRy RRTHEr. defendant.
Brfnre Ard,ew Alexander. Just irc OF the Peace
Of Richard tow wnGhip. PelmOn, rouI'ty. Ohio.
On The 70 dav Of DccnI,hGr. lsji ssid Justice is
sueI an Aer Of aiiacl crt in he above ac'inn 'or
the sun If sryrnv FIVE dollars with iut"rrs' thereon
f,o., In II lS-3 WALKER q. BROCK.
frIA31 Ry r. :. CovFN. his Aug.
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q +: ~ Il III 81 4 BE Examination
II ~ = IepIs Of the town Of Si. Clairsville
~ ~ |S<s on <1e 20, 2sd and s4rh
fays of De<1nbex $50. The examination
& The PrimayS Schools under the instruc
tion OF Misses Weidin and West. will be
held at the School House at the East end
of town on the 22d; the G G1ammar Depart
.ment under the instruction of Mss EdgPr-
tor, will be examined at the Court House
on the 23d; the High School, under the in
struction of Mr. r Chambers, will be ex-
smined at the Court House on the 24th.-
All those feeling interested in the welfare
of the Schools are respectfully invited TO
: attend
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Ayers CatLaItiC Pills.


rs,iIr. ,i,-ras If Chsr,-.rv erd Medicine
! '.,:.,. :, -. ,,,is -, u,,,ss -srf..s
- '"N'' '.i-n " " " I,,. -
ruTgave whirh Is known 10 Eia-l- ihnuHsiso's P"s
that these Pills have virtues which srrIsas "A
.,cT.,c, .hs ordinary medicines and that they win
-. A., =, e., ,....-o Of all man Tber ~, sa
- ss..+ =, tEs bn. -,wsrf,I t, cur. Ihei- peas-
=; -r the vital activities Of the l.s.T.
- .I I,.r,io,. of it's organs rrrif, the Eooi
- -. IT,, ,,,r-s ont n, f,,,I hnr,or. which
- 80 ,, ,...,,-.sr stimulate .Iuu.i.h or d.az-
-, -. ,I;r r.,,,r,I sc,j,n s,,I i,npart hssithy
tone viii! strength to the Whole 'yaeH No, only Do
they care me s'eIFHy e''pnn'' :. go
| -, - VII, IT, ,-,,,,c. ,.,yx.-4,l
- :, - am. ,s,, In ,iuni.be., do,,s sss
e., ,rJ hos. ,bvS;c that can lie emrIoye,i sc ch,6-ss.
| 80. - -, e. ara ,I.sSsD. to ..... end b.inr
"-i'S s'sHFoNsu' 'i', Aie f' - -
?afe'y ''''"'',s' aie Nv W , -; :. -. - -, =
een ulads which s;irl.ss bSei were 'he' nor SUP
s;aHtiaIel ty men oil such exalted lossioh anu S"N'
~ 10 forbid the sStiCiou Of a5truth- Many en.iReas
rv-,.D anil ryv.irisns have lent their names cer
70 b. ,I, the rrJsl lity oS nv rr,eiie. Will.
- =, ~ ~. asz,,r.-c- ~ THAR ,nnYic,;on thas
-ia nave s"n' III TIC ' " .,,,r,.
my Preparations contribute lR1sisSS " '-'e tsN''.
The Agent below nanea Is pss,eI %
r.. of ~, f,llov,r ,mpl.;as.:-
/ 7eit'I'''eS VI tltei' % '"e'' - - -, -, -
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FURs! FURsM FURS.,! FURsMl

Ladies in want Of 6I:her Cheap or 4 Very Fine
sert oi Fgl viii 10 wei 20 call al and examine
INV stock. EnCug: IL Is TO say II is three times
larcer tina hsiOre. and of more extensive va
rietv OF styles and qualities thHn ever can sell
iIrrIsert Of Furs Tor children for s".5G cheap al
IdnIlsrs nd larger sets fran 10 'JU dollars. Come
therefore al Once. Ladies' whO visa to the rich
cs sable stone Fitch Furs, offered ~
his country will hasten 10 49,. lain street, where
they can be seen, and Nill l.. shaved with pleasure
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&fA yntflligenff.

Time Table for the c. o. X. X. for the
Stations in this County, Dec. 1st.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.


- 1oARD OF SCHOOL EXAM
1fet in the school house
10 s<zeet in ST. CIAIRsvuLE.
@lher z5,at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
'TfoowEN. Clerk.
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CLOAKS AND SH.lWL'
HOSIERY, GLOVES. &C.

KID Cioves-The genuine Alexander's Kid Gov
constantly keen aud every pair C: them guafantIC
They are 10 he had in all co!ors and sizes
HnSiyrv and Gloves. general assortment.
Fmhro!teries of al kinds. MOuring aud OIL
Sets, at ali prices.
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The Ledger is beautifully illustrated every week.
Tie New York l.. '@et printed un hrau:iiul while
paper. aud IL composed of ,Ight age>, aking the
Ians 1meSt weekly paler in the c.unrrv. u Is pub
lshed ry Saturday and s0id a; al the news "f ces
in the c"utry aud Is aiiel Tor sn strI'ers al Two
GGlais per annun; two copies are ent Tor three do
lars. Any person obtaining righ sub c-hers al S st
each. winch is lowest ciuh rates am: sendIngu
Sl2 will he entitled 10 one copy ee Terms inva
rIaDiy IN advance. Address ali letters to
ROBERT BONNER,
Publisher OF New York l., dgrr, A Ann-s:.. n. Y.
N. B-Now is a good tnr to suisCr he as EmcI son
BcaEet s Great Original Novel of Frontier Life will
lie commenced he Ledger The fist OF January
hr
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t...MONF COUNTY. OHIO

Court OF Common Pleas.
TroNAs W. FAHCETT aud SIStH W. FAwyET
wife, deTandants,
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duty Of every man to be something by
which he can be estimated by his as
sociates, just as much as to have Il
name by which he is known in person.
A man had better change his name
wherever he goes than to change his
principles, for his features will still
identify him, although he bear a differ
cnt name. There is less evil done to
society, because we judge Of men by
their character much more than by
their name; and society, friendship,
companionship, every element ofsocial
intercourse, require that we should let
ourselves be known to each other.--
Anything else is deception, which all
good men condemn. The vaciIlating,
unstable, wavering man is a man with
out a character, or as bad as none.-
Just as mon who changes his name
wherever he goes. No such person
will be trusted, much less esteemed.
Consistency, firmness and honesty are
always associated with each other,
and gives to man the image of his God.
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Sound, National Democrats.

AS a specimen of the sound, nation.
al democrats Of the North who repro.
sented the Northern democracy at
Cincinnati, and readily assented to the
platform there adopted, as one alto.
gcther broad enough to hold them with
perfect ease and comfort TO themselves
may be instanced one of the delegates
from Maine, the Hon. VIM. X. Kim.
ball, who, in response to a letter adj.
dressed to him, after the passage of
the Nebraska Kansas act, blythe Hon.
W. F. Vinton and others, replied as
follows:
Gcntlemcn--l have received YOUR
letter of the lst instant, and lose no
time in replying to it.
Upon the general subject of Ameri.
can slavery my opinions, perhaps, arc
not different from your own, or from
those usually entertained by Northern
men. regard it as "a social, moral
and political evil; and it's successful
abolition, in my judgment, would be
worth almost any price short of the
Union itself. The idea of its extension
into new Territories must be abhoryem
10 cuery right minded and sound houd-
cd man. Nothing could induce me to
give my cote or influence to establish Il
on a single foot Of. free soil.
These statements are probably a
sufficient answer to your letter, but |
am free to add, that deeply regretted
the movement of last winter, which
led to the repeal of the Missouri Com.
promise. still think it was unneccs-
sary and unwise; and had | been in
Congress my influence would have
been exerted, as was that of our pres.
ent representative, Mr.. Mayall, to pre-
vent it, although IN its practical consc-
qucnccs, the movement is likely 10 prove
Of no disadvantage TO freedom, it is none
the less true that it has revived dan
gerous agitations, and in repeating an
old compromise, has given rude
shock to the public mind at the North.
| have the honor to be, &C., your
most obedient servant,
VIM. X. K1MBALL.
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Captain Buchanan.

The democracy are determined to
have a war horse for their candidate;
and since old documents have been
produced to show Capt. BIS. opposition
to the war Of 1912, as also his federal
ism, it has been deemed necessary to
offset all this some way. So the
friends Of the "ten cent" Captain, know
ing the charm ofmilitary glory which
has been the element to which they
owe their success for many years, have
scared up a precious scrap Of history
heretofore forgotten: that their candi-
date, during the last war with Eng
land, did actually raise company to
march against the British, and he was
the captain; but it is not recorded
whether or not any 'men or mullen
stalks" fell before him. 1t is, at least,
very probable that he never was woun-
ded or lost any of his blood, for he said
if he had any democratic blood in his
veins that he would let it out, and his
veins are now full of it.
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LAND FOR SALE.

By virtue ola decree of the County Court
of Franklin County, Tenn, pronounced at It's !,
June term 1856. will on the 24th day oil
July next, offer for sale to the highest bidder
on the premises, on a credit of six months, oil
that portion of the tract of land Of when
James NJ. Donaldson, decd, seized and pos
sessed, which was sold to James ]. Garduer
and H. P. s. Alspaugh by order ofsaid County
Court at Octoberterm 1854, which sale mas
been set aside &c. The tract sold to said
Alspaugh as above, contains 10 acres "a Poles ao
the tract sold 10 said Gardner contains oV
acres l rood IS poles Plats Of said tracts OIL
land will be exhibited on day of sale. Inc
purchasers will be required to give bond ana
security, anda lien will be retained on the
land until the purchase money is paid.
WM. E. TAYLOR, CIR
June,2lst 1886.
The Winchester appeal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1856-1856, 1856-06-21
Written for the Winchester Appeal.
Mary Sharp College.

The writer of this notice must be
allowed to particularize in what he
intends saying, for he will speak of
those classes only which he heard ex-
amined, this week.
In my attendance on examinations
for several years, it has not been my
fortune to witness such proficiency
and such excellence on the part of stu
dents as have witnessed in the Arith-
metic and the Algebra classes. The
class in Latin Grammar did, for them
selves and their teacher, (Mrs. GRAvEs)
much crcdit-rather, it cannot denied
that the class excels the majority of
Latin Grammar classes, whether male
or female. The Chemistry class show
ed their thorough acquaintance with
the theoretical and practical part of
this science.
1t may here be stated that these
classes number forty or fifty each.
The Senior class in Rhetoric was as
good as anything the writer could say
in it's commentator, if he had much
space and time. The class in Eng
fish Analysis has enjoyed superior in
struction, and it spoke in boldeI Ian
guage of"excellence" than these words
can speak. Let those who wish their
daughters we'll taught in these classes
remember Mary Sharp College.
Come to see the Calisthenics' class,
and then you will admire.
The last night told how highly these
people appreciate this school, for in
eight minutes three hundred and ten
dollars were collected to cell and
plaster the College Hall, which will
add much to the interest of the next
examination.
OCCASIONAL VISITOR.