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,o. Steam Packlng3
nUTTA Percha Steam Packing
u Kentucky and Cotton paskine 0asksf u.
per and Navy 0akum Steam Bihs, FURNISHED and
Polished; stsen steps and 0tsgs Coeks; usaD
Coupling and Connecting Cocks, for iron Or cop.
per pipes, always On hand At fAe .s5ifs3o 80
jsn.17-y. LAR0UlIh LANOUk
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-18
Arrival OF tine steamer Africn.
NO TlDINGs OF THE PACIFIC. (
!. Npv Ynpv Mayrh Rp NI

NEW YORK March 8-P. NJ.
The steamer Africa, with udvices ron
Liverpool and London TO Saturday, the csc
ub.. arrived al this porn this morning.
| GENERAL INTELLiGENcE.
| The Roihchilds have taken The new Brit
ish lpan o. so. Ii was supposed The peace
conference would meet on The Esd u.s., a
Pais. Great anxiety was fell. as 10 the re
sult, but il was generally supposed peac,
would be concluded, as France was yer,
anxious fori. t,r
There is nothing new as regards Il c diff
culues between England and The Uni,ec
States, and nothing appears in The Londor
papers Of importance in regard to IL. The
morning Advertiser suys Mr.. Dallas bring.
very srlugen, instructions in reference tc
the ma,,er.
1t is reported n, London, ,hs, Russia vii
consen, 10 the disman,iog of Nicolaieff, bu
The report is regarded as doubtful, The
editors Of The Paris newspapers have beer
ordered 10 publish nothing more as regards
the prospects Of war or peace, while the
Conference is sitting
Coum Orlof had arrived al Poris.
Letters from ST. Peiersbureh and War.
saw, published in-ihe German papers, give
details Of preparations in progress for the
continuation of the war. and sla,e lha, Il, no
point has the former energy oil the military
depuumen, abnled.
I, is reported that the amount OF frauds
Of which Mr.. Sadler has been guilty., who
recently committed suicide, do no, fall much
short Of one million francs. in railway
shares and mortgages. He has also been
gully Of crimes Of The most diaboical de
scripdon.
porlion Of the English fee, had steam
up, ready for leaving Sp,head, on The even
ing OF Inc 22d ull.
The London Daily News says the an
nouncement that The new loan had been Ia
ken by The RoIhchiIds a, 80 caused de-
cline Of ] per cent in the British funds, bu
The decline vas again recovered. The ag-
greSale amount subscribed 10 the loar
reached thirty millions pounds sterling.
The lales, advices from The Crmea bring
nothing Of interest.
Al Conslanlinople there was great COM
mercial confusion, and material decline o
prices Of all kinds Of produce. @
The proceedings in British Pariamen
contain nothing OF importance.
There is nothing Of il leres, from France
or other par's Of Europe.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. 22. Flour is highof
wiki an improved demand. Whea, had i'd
vanced 81 per bushel. and is in active de-
mand. Corn is Cd and Is p,i quarter high.
er. with more doing; we quote Western Ca
nal Flour pt 35s; Ohio 38s 6l; and South.
etn 36s ghosts 3d. White Wheal los Sd
and Red los Cd. Mixed Corn 35s, anc
white and yellow 36s Cd.
Pork is dull, bu, prices unchanged.
There is good demand for Beef, and
prices nre shade better,
Lard is quie. al 5405ss. Linseed Oil is
frrb nj 35s.
Sugar is about 6l per cw,. higher, with 0
be,!er demand. 5 s.aIs
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-18
HAMPTON. CAMPBELL & CO.,
( Us wholesale Dealers i'm
READY MADE CLOTHING,
No.f128 Wood Street. Pittsburo

q No.12s Wood Street, Pittsburgh.
WE have removed to our new Warehouse, No.
NV l28 Wood Street., and offer for sale on lib
eralterns, very large assortment Of Ready-Made
Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Shirts, Hkfs,
Gloves, Hosiery, Suspendefs, Umbrellas, &C.,
to which we invite atten ion Our clothing has
been manufactured By experienced workmen in
the very best manner, trimmed elegantly and in
the most perfect shapes, and at pricesso lowthat
buyers can make up an assortment Of MEMS
WEAR at very small cost, that will give them
satisfaction, sell or clean, leave no reinnahts
and afford more profit than any other article o
trade. HAMPTON, CAMPBELL q 90.
March l0, '66--wd 'as
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-18
Nolnorhinr 80 he Proud ID.

IL appears from Olnclai returns ot tne Two
governments respectively, that the mercan-
Gle Tonnage of the United States exceeds
that OF Great Britain. This statement is to
be understood inits broadest sense; that is,
the American tonnage exceeds, not that Of
the kingdom proper Of Great Britain and
Ireland alone but of'the whole British EN-
pire. including allits colonial possessions
Thissuperiority once attained will never be
felinquished.
Having written the above with feelings
Of natural pride, our mind reverted to some
historical "reminiscences which exhibit in d
remarkable way the changes that, time and
Circumstances have wroughtin the CONNER
cial history of different nations. For in
stance, the condition of the mercantile ma
rine of England during the reign Of Charles
the first, as disclosed by Jenkinson, after
wards Earl of Liverpool, in his history ofthe
navigation laws, contrasts strangely with
her present position, standing as she has
done without a rival for more than centu-
ry--until at last she is surpassed by coun-
try which, less than two centuries ago, was
forbidden by England herself from import
ing any thing except sin English ships from
England. This makes the boast that our
present superiority will never be relin-
quished, appear vain and illusory.
- According TO Jenkinson, in 1886, Eng
land could boast of no more than three
ships OF three hundred tons burdenl While
at one period, anterior to the war with the
English during the Commonwealth under
CROMWELL most glorious eleven years
England has ever known--the Dutch built
(so says Macpherson in his annals of COM
merce) 1000 vessels per annum; above 100
vessels entered the port Of Amsterdam in a
day, and they enjoyed the chief carrying
trade of most of the maratime powers of
Europe. The Dutch, such was the extent
and force of their mercantile marine, had as
many ships $50 says the same authority as
eleven kingdoms, including England. And
now, contrasted with the latter power, where
does,she stand? and in Two centuries.--such
are the chances and changes Of this moving
word--where will we, now the rival Of
England stand?
The navigation laws-not free trade
revived and enforced by Cromwell, laid the
foundation Of English marine power The
succeeding legislation forms an exceeding
ingly interesting chapter in English history;
and we might b. excused, did space permit,
in writing It out in connexon with The sub
ject in hand, but we forbear. 1t was pro
lection, and that too of the most stringent
Understanding 10 commerce, manufactu-
res. and agriculture--that has built up her
colossal prosperity; all Of which now stands
atthe mercy Of her great rival, the Ameri-
can Republic. which, at the start, was the
dependent on her will. This is not fancy,
but fact; and should've now enforce against
England the policy she has extended to the
commercial world, until compelled in self
defence to invite under the pretence of "free
trade." the raw material of rival nations to
her shores as a bounty reproducing labor,
her decadence would be more rapid than
her rise--O. S. Jcurnal.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-18

i . .
CONCORD, ~ H., March l2.--Reiurns
from 1888 towns, show ne, Democratic gait
Of 400 over The vote oil las, year, wher
Baker, Democrat, lacked l0, 400 Of an elcc
lion by the people. There has evideR,l,
been gain. No choice, and lhe Lrgislu
lure will have 10 otci.
Il The House OF Representatives is slrongl,
opposition, bat The Democrats 7claim ma
ioriiy in the Senate. 1e9a
The returns rom 7l,owbs give iOrg,
net gain for Wells, The Democratic cand
date, amounting IN the aggregate 70 abou
600. Lpst year lbui X. N plurality wa
500. AS fai as, heard from, lhe Democrsl
have gain OF 49 members of lie House 0
Representatives, over las, year. The Dem
ncrais had 80members and the Opposition
$50 The character ofihe Legislature can
moi be predicted Us YET with certainly.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-18

1'HE TROUBLE AZ VERA CRUz BoMBARD
MsgT OF The CITY.--A letter ia lhs New
Orleans P'cayune, dated Vera Cruz. Feb
9l, has the following paricnlars Of an affai'
already briefly mentioned bv telegraph:
On The morning Of the 18Th, 1.-The castle o
San JOan.de Uloa opened The FIRE on tbe
city. and IN few minuies a summons wal
made 10 the Governor, Don lgnacio de Ii
Lave, tc surrender the city and pronource
in favor Of the De llaro parry. This being
refused. q canoohade was opened on lh,
Town dong very considerable damaee.-
Thhty-lwo shot STRUCK The palace; one pass
ed through the Diligencias, taking off Iht
leg Of waiIer. ~
On The 18th inst, the French frignie Pen
elope camo up frcm Sacrifcips, at the re-
quest Of the foreign councils, 10 protect tot
eign residents, and anchored between For
Conception and the Castle.
Nothing was done during the 10Th nDc
l1h. On The. night oil the 18th an expedi
ZION was SET on foo, TO ussault the castle
under the command ofour gallant American
General Wheol, but from some disincina
don on the part Of the Government was no
carried through.
Nothing further occurred un,ilil the 18Th
when The war steamer Guerrero came To tow
out the national ships Guadalupe, and ,ht
cas.le fred into her Cor fifteen minutes, FIVE
sho,s taking effect, killing the first lieu,en
AM and four men, and wounding seven 9th
ere. Fort Santiago opened heavy FIRE &c
cover the relrea, OF the steamer, causing ar
explosion in The castle oil magazine, kill
Ing sixteen men and wounding 80 or 40 9th
ers, besides dIsmouning inur guns.
During the 29ih, The Penelope sailed fol
Sacrifcios, and preparations were made &c
shell the castle by The forts Santiago anc
Conception. In an hour white flag wal
raised on The casle, nnd a. dark they surren
desed--uncondiionally.
Salcedo and oiher officers were brough
here 10 prison. and are 10 be shoi in Iht
Plaza de Armas on Saturday morning.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-18

AMUSING BLuNDRRs.-The Paris cores.
poDdenl Of the New York Tribune gives an
amusing proof Of the facl .ba, the European
papers donot understand America, blum
Ger Of lhe Emancipation Beige" conera,u
la,ine The State lef Ohio on having, slcc,ed o
negro. Governor oc the Commonwealth
the Belgian iourpslis, having auached lit
eral sense to the political designation o
BLACK Republican," but the Times is moi
marc accurate, when, seeing in The dispatch
es an account Of some scauering votes on
.te balo,s 'or Speaker; il seriously speak:
Of Mr.. Scattering among the candidates lol
the Speat ershp
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-18
Paper Hangings Depot.
Removed 10 No. 10. CoURTZAND ST,
NEW YORK.

Directly opposite the Western HoieI.
The CrOtOn Manufacturing Co.
Organized in 1876, under the General Manu-
featuring Law Of the State Of New York.
OFFERS AT WHOLESALE. in quantities tc
" suit purchasers, at Manufacturers low est
prices, for cash or approved credit, Paper Hang
ings, of every variety OF style and p1ice. Bor-
derS to match, Board prints, in great yari-
ETY.. Transparent Window Shades, Oil anted
Window Shades, Wide Window Curtain Pa
pers, and Window Shade Fixtures, of the latest
styles and superior finish, all of their own man.
ufacture and importation. AS their stock is large
and entirely new. they invite Merchants, Book
sellers, and Dealers IN these articles to cal. and
examine their styles and prices whenever they
visit the city.
March II, 1666-w4 0
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-18
a IIrsroRY OF THE MOST REMAnKABLr Ex

A HIsroRY OF THE MOST REMARKABLE Ex-
TREaIrIEs OF CoLD.--In A D. 4Ol, the
Black sea was entirely frozen over. In
462-the Danube was frozen so that Thead-
mare marched on the ice to Swaiba to
avengc. his brothers death. In 642, the
cold was so intense that the strait Of Dar-
dancles and the l,lack Sea was entirely fro.
zen over. The snow in some places drifted
TO the depth Of fifty feet, and the ice was
hehped in such quantities in the cities as tc
cause the walls to fall down. In $50, the
Adriaiic was entirely frozen over. In 891,
and also in S93, the vines were killed by
. frost, and the cattle died in their stalls
In99l, the winter lasted very long and was
extremely severe. Everything was frozen,
and famine and pestilence closed the year
In 1897, the cold was so intense that most
of the travellers in Germany were frozen to
death on the roads, In 1873, it was exces-
sively cold in Italy; the Pc was frozen from
Cremona to. the sea; the heaps OF snow rem
dered the roads impossible, the wine casks
burst, and trees split by the frost with an
immense noise. In 1915, the river Po froze
TO the depth Of l6 ellis, wine also burst the
casks. In 1884, a pine forest was killed by
the frost at Rayenna. In 1886, the frost
was most intense in Scotland, and the Cate
gat wac frozen between Norway and Jut-
land. In 1882, the houses in Austria were
buried with snow. In 1899, the Rhine was
frozen; and in Germany six hundred peas
ants were employed to clear the way for
the Austrian army. Ia 1884, the winter
was SO severe that the Rhine, and Scheldt
were frozen and even the sea at Venice
In 1863, the winter was so severe in
Flanders, that the wine was cut with hatch.
cts to be distributed to the soldiery. In
1870, the frost was very intense in England
and Denmark. both Little and Great Belt
wereafrozen over, In 1884. many forest
trees, and even the oaks in England were
split with frost In 1899, the cold was SO
excessive that the starved wolves entered
Vienna and attacked both men and cattle
The cold Of I740 was scarcely inferior Il
that of 1899, and the Zuyder Zee was en-.
tirely frozen over. In 1776, much snow
fell and the Danube bore ice FIVE feet thicl
below Vienna, s2 4A
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-18
Wentworth & Brothers,
TsPearI st. Cincinnati. Ohio.

1856 SPLENDID SPRING GOODS! = 1856
ME invite the attention of Country Merchants
W to our extensive stock Of Fancy and Staple
Dress Goods. as
Having for several years imported direct IRON
the most celebrated manufacturers in Europe,
and having q resident partner in New York. we
are enabled to Offer to cash and responsible buy
ers unsurpassed edinducements in prIc IS and styles.
&C., dc. WENTWORTH x BROTH
u PeaIl Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
March 10, '56--n7w6
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-18
LEhDIN G7ON,
Town Lots and Sites for Salt Wells

TH0SE wishing to purchase building lots o.
l sites for Salt Furnaces at the new town oi
Leadington, just below the mouth of Leading
Creek, will please apply to Columbia Downing,
Esq, Middlepurt who will at all times be ready
to exhibit the town plat, and point out the lots
upon the ground, ian9tr.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-18

THOMAS IT,, COBBS, VS. William l..
j Smiih-ln Attachme ent-1he dofen ant viii
take notice that at my instance q writ Of attacb-
mcnt was issued by George Dusky, Justice oF
The Peace. for. the the township or Sutton.
Meigs couciy. for tie sum ofSl2 40 debt and
seven dollars probable costs. ta}
Feb 26-w5s THOMAS L. CoBBS.
= CKiOVL NOEtCE.--A sP PECIAL meet.
~ ing Of the Board Of School ExnInihets will
be held at the Academy rooms, in Pomeroy, On
the 2nd Friday and Saturday Of April, 1855.
1eachers ptctng certificates will please b.
present OF he meetings Of The Bonid, as no can.
| lddatc will be examined except at The regular
eetings Of the Eoard. BY order olthc Board,
Dec. ~, ~ G, ., GROW, Clerk.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-18
NEW SPRING DRY GOODS.
No. 81 Wood Street, Pittsburgh
N. G. Murphy & Brother,
(Late Of Murphy, Tiernan d co.,

Late Of Marphy, Ternan d Co.
A RE NOW RECEIVING THEIR SPRING
N STOCK, and offer fresh, handsome and
attractive ASSORTMENT; many of their goods they
have imported direct from tie European MaJu7
facturerS. ~
AS they are determined to sell their goods ata
small advance on cost for cash, or 10 undoubted
four or six months buyers, they earnestly IN
vte all that class OF Merchants who visit tins
Market to examine their Stock,
February II, ls55-m2 \
CHE RIFFS SSALE.--By virtue ofI1a oMei
! ofSnle to me directed, from the CoyA OF Con
n on eas of Meigs County, will gfer fof Sale
1T pubic vendue, at the doot of tb6 CoNtthou
in Pop eroy, on the goth day Of Margby 1856, be-
Tween the hours Of 10 o'cpckbpA. NJ, and 4
O'Clock, p. NJ, OF said dN,tthe following 10
scri edreal estate, to-wiN Npbeng ce ain tract
or I,arcel Of land in section %; Town 4; and
Rrnge IL, in the Ohio Company's Purchase, be-
ginning at the northeast corner of said section
thence west one hundred and sixty rods 10 the
center line of SAID section, thence south one
hundred rods; thence east one hundred and sixt,
rods to the east line of said section; thence north
one hundred rods to the place Of beginning
Containing one hundred acres more OF less, ant
sold as the properly ofSidney Hasey, ct al. at the
suit OF George Williams and Alonzo Williams
Appraised at 5000 90. Terms of sale, cash
]. v. SMITH, S. m. c.
Pomeroy, February IL, 1856.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-18
Steam Engine EOr Sale.

TNHE ENGINE now in use in the Sugar Run
Min Is for sale, and will be delivered on the
ist day Of May next The cylinder is three feet
stroke and eight inches diameter, with twelve
feet balance wilctl For further particulars apply
at the mill. PATTON 4 JENKINS.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-18

FLEET OF SrEAMBoATs-Seven steam
boats are now reposing in tho harbor at
the mouth of the Muskingum. waiting for
the ice to move from theriyer above. They
are the Iowa Arctic, Caledonia, Messen-
ger, Chicago, ]. w. Cheesman, and st.
Lawrence All are heavily laden with up
river and Eastern freight. Present appear
ances do not indicate speedy breaking up
Of the ice in the upper Ohio and its sources;
though, in natural state Of things, it can
not be long delayed Marietta Int'r Of 9Th.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-18
FOR SALE!

THE undersigned would respectfully announce
L to the citizens Of Middleport, Pomeroy, and
surrounding country, that lie is now manu-
featuring t
All Kinds of Carriages,
Such.as Toy and Trottng Buggles; light Rocka.
ways, Family Carriages OF every style; Business
Wagons, Sulkies, Light Skeleton Wagons, &c.
Having in my employ, the first class workmen.
am prepared to furnish The public with work
superior 10 any ever yet offered for sale in this
part Of the country.
Particular attention given to the
ti'ainting and Repairing
second hand and old buggies: Call and exam
inc my work, in Rice's brick building, four doors
below ST. Charles Hotel, Middieport, Ohio.
JOHN W. HARDWOOD.
March Il, lS56--tf.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-18
T. WI. DAVIS 81 CO..
I. n. DAvIs.


w Notions
&c
Front shemcid MiT, Sheffield, Ohio.
o
both that they viii ii an ever at Wholesale Re
waa time Our consists of PA
Gnghsm
We
kanJCt
SILK Mias
aand
a
Pants Cnr and Shirts Drawers
We COUNTRY that we will sell you Piece Goods
Goods and Beache Mus
the Of
a maj mctuerspn In. DAVIS&
January l5. 856--n5Om
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-18

The Kentucky Legislature has passed a
bill leasing the State Penitentiary to the
present keeper, for three years, at $1,000
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-18

Nine, murders have been committed in
Memphis, Tenn, within d year, and not
one or the msrdsrers hayel been brought
to jnsticel
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-18
DROBATE COURT, mEIGs COTN.

DROBATE COURT, RlEIGS COITN.
TY, SS;--Fmal Settlement OF Accounts
Notice is hereby gwen, thatthe accounts Of the
following persons have been fled for settlement: /:
John r. Ellis and John r. Phison. Executors Of
Thomas A. Peunell deed; Caleb Comstock. I.
Guardian of Calvin Comstock; Randall Stiyers,
Admir-. OF Philip Ioschnm, decd; Robt. B.
Wilson, Admin or Henry Wilson, de'cdi j. w.
Jones, Guardian of Samantha Brndford.
tied on the 18th day Of February, 4. D., 1856.
unless otherwise disposed of,
ARTHUR MERRILL, Probate Judge.
Pnmer0Y Feb. 4th, 1856.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-18

r. OTlCE. Whereas, p, r. Roberts, one
i y Of the partners Of the. firm Of Roberts q
Watkins, Druggists, Of Middeport, Megs Co.,
OHIO, has left said place Of business for parts
unknown; whereby said partnership has beer
virtually dissolved. All parsons are hereby no.
tilted not 10 deal with or trust said Roberts OF
account OF said partnership All persons hav.
ing accounts or business with said firm, viii
please call on the subscriber at his siote in Mid
deport, Ohio, who will there attead 10 The set
tlement of the business of said frm.
Feb. 2e, Is55--n4w3 A. r. T. WATKINS.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-18

DIVIDED AGAINST THEMSELVES, The
Washington Union says ii does poi desire TO
be understood as making any objections TO
the South American nominations a, Philn-
dolphin, as the Conveplion coGld not have
suggested candidates ,ha, would have made
the Unions task so easv in the coming can.
vass. Ilsays: 1t will be remembered tha,
Wills. Mr.. Fillmore wps President. Mr. Dom
plson was editor Of the Washington Union.
The Union stood in direc. exposition 10 Mr..
Fillmore's administration, ard Mr.. Donei
son has left or record an abundance fma-
terials on which ME head of the ticket can
be eff.c,unlly crushed We shall make Mr..
DoneIson do our work ngains, Mr.. Fillmore.
It will be amusing 10 fud how bad man
Mr., Fillmore is. according 10 Mr.. Fillmore
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-03-18

1 Ale Ur NEAL ESEATE.-.By viz.
% tue ofan order of the Probate Court OF MeigS
county 10 me directed FOR that purpose. | will
offer for sale, on the premises, on the 25th day o
March, A. d, 1855, the following real estate, be,
cOnging to the estate Of H. w. Whitmore, de-
ceased. to-wit: beginning fourteen rods and three
links east OF the north east corner or Sanford
Wells, lot, on,the line between fractional lots
numbers seven and thirteen, in township No. I,
and range No. l4,.1n Scipio township, Meigs
county, Ohio; thence eleven degrees west, elev.
en- rods; thence west seventeen rods and nine
teen links, thence south twenty.thes degrees,
west eleven rods; thence east twenty six degrees
south, twenty four rods and twelve links; thence
twenty one degrees east, thrty-Gour rods; thence
west eleven rods, tothe place Of beginning, con-
tanning two acres and one hundred and forty
hundredths. Sold subject tothe widows dover.
Terms: 0Ce-third cash in hand, one,thirt in
six months, and the remaining one third in one
year from the day Of sale, wltT interest.
7il,s..f N, BARNEART i
Administrator of II. W. Whitmore, deceased .
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