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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-03

MANN On MAA.-ycry lately, the Hon.
Horace Mann delivered "a lecture at Buff
fao on the "common nature OF man and
BRUTE" Of which the Buffalo Commercial
gives the following pithy synopsis:
He treated man alphabetically, making
him up by piecemeai. First, man with ,he
month and hands, the gormandzer and
grasper, was considered. In the tGct!onal
condition he was shown to be very much
below the brute, 'and the speaker took oc'
casion at this point 10 give temperance
lecture saying more in ten minutes thun
most speakers o. tye subject could d. IN
as macy hours. Next man was considered
witt Il covering, ih which good deal was
said on the foolish display in dress. Then
came vanity and egntism, with their ex-
hlbitiuns ut human weakness, Next, the
sex was considered, and here Nj. Mann
was ironca and eloquent in the highest
degree. subsequently, was added the love
of accumulation, thea cOmOIttenesi ami
deslrucllveness, Here the audience mad a
great sermon Oh the horrors and wicked
ness OF war, second only in rcundness OF
periods and musical and sublime How ot
language to Rober, Halls. 10 man WIS
next added tae idea Of selfish God, ia
which part o the lecture bigSuy, inlolsr-
ance aud all wars and prosecutions III the
maine of Religion were handled With just
severity. Conscience was at last, aaded'
aud then man began to rise above she brute.
Finally came love to man aud love to God
(benevoence and pietyD and man scared
10 fellowship and eSually.wilh angels. The
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-03

pRIyoE MUEAT AT boRpESrOwS This is
prominently the age of vcissitudes. A few
wears $50 there was II obese Daier at
Bordentown, N. j., who used TO drink with
fellows about town, and borrowed two sll-
lings at lime from the gentlemen OF the
ylaGe, while his wife kept most resPec'a
Bile school, md his arristocratic locking
daugh,el was the cynosure OF all eyes Al
church. Nov This same free aud easy idler,
whose scores at the BurdeR,own shops were
unpaid a few months ago, and probably are
still has got up mimic sourt IN the
shaaow OF The Tuileries, and is followed
by retinue OF i;a!i exiIes-he aud they
believing That, ere long, the scePtre OF Ma
pies will br in his grasp. as King AuraI the
Second - Cor. Of Boston Transcript.
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Statistics of Mortality from the Seventh

From June lst. l349, TO Juns lst, 1850,
was 323,02s, Of whom 2G4 Col where whites.
The total population being. at this time,
25ael ,S76, this is, in round numbers, about
one and four terths per cen,um-the lowest
mortality, perhaps, that has ever been re.
corded 10 any settled and civilized country.
The tables show that the United States is
nearly twice as healthy a country as Esg.
land, France, or prussia, and more than
twice as healthy as Austria aud Russia -
The not increase is abont three per centum
per annuG', at which rate the pnpuati
doubles itseif in abont twenty-throe years.
or the cpusus OF death for this period,
nearly one half occurred from cholera and
various contagious diseases. The number
of these victims was 81 .5o6' Of whom one
third were iorsieners. Yellow fever carri-
ed off 1856. Oi diseases not contagious,
the most fats! c'asa was those of the re
spirs'ory organs, to which cause seventeen
per csntum OF the toialdsatas..wersy dus;
soDsnB. ption dpS~paeuri6T!iG teing The most
ie'ni varieties TsaTE eight per ceniur.
oil whom one n4lf wsle Children, were from
diseases Of the brain. Five per centum of
the deaths were caused by dr1psy, and o.
o27 Of old age. Ten per centum OF the
deaths were oF foreign birth, and FIVE per
ceHtum of these were Irish.
Dyspepsia is the peculiar disease ofAmeri.
cans. Winter and fall are the most healthy
and spring the most fatal season for con-
sumptive people. Dyspec;ic pstents gen.
orally die in autumn and summer, but espe-
cally In autumn; Ia winter they appear
comparatively safe. Like eoHsumptive per
sons, old people, in their second childhood,
should fear the spring; i: Is the fatal season
for them. More persons die, prcportionate-
ly, among those engaged in agriculture than
among those engaged in trade and mechan-
| ical arts; which may arise from the fsrmers
| telling the truth about their dead, while the
city people conceal theirs. THERE'S vast
dspr5portion between the deaths OF. old age
in the city and the country, the former be-
isg hardly one fourth of the latter.
New York, with a population Of over
three millions, registered Ii, 900 deaths in a
year, being at the rate of fifteen por GEN.
tum, which may be assumed as the mortal
| l;y Of the whole Union. In Massachusetts
the mortality nearly reaches two per centun
OF the population At the South the sta.
tislics are more incomplete, and are OF
course far less rslipble.-BoSton Courier.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-03

CRANBERRY SAUcE.-Plck 81 wash three
quarts of cranbvrres; put them into Ii
stew pan with Que quart OF water, cover
the pan, and when they are stewed tender,
stir in two quarts OF sugar; sstir until all
tue sugar is dissolved then take sauce
from the dIe, dlsh It, and serve.
The above proportions are easily iemem-
bered; one OF water, two of sugar, three
oi cr-nberries--aId they viii ,Iaays make
an excellent sauce.
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me, to silence me in my native State or to
gag free speech in nv presence. This he
alse lays down upon the stand with his two
former appeals. ready for action. then he
commences perfect storm agains the pecu-
liar institutions, enough to wiring the sweat
of old Kentucky from ever pore. by this
time all are awed into submissive silence.
Such, sir, is the nephew Of old Henry Clay
in his own State.
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The newspapers say that company has
been formed Tor exterminating the tigers
which nlest Singapore, for which place it
will sail in a short time The tigers have
almost dppopnlaled Singapore, ami large
bountIes are offered Tor their distinctions
c artain Of our iiiiibusIerlng genry who
nave found the "ditlusiop OF lree PRINCIPLES"
ia Cu9a xld Central America rather d dif-
icut matter, are determined t. see wheth-
er tiger hunliug has not more excltemen,
In il.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-03

. The BETTING ARGUMENT Il will ven
ture my life upon it that D.. Hunter cnl-
not show eighty case of Consumption Out
of one hundred curablo,-no, eEot TENT
may be, not solitary case ."-Chairmsn
Belmont (O.) Medical Society.
Il will pledge my existence that net enc
single indvidua! who had serious symptoms
of actual Consumptlve disease Of several
months standing, who a year ago placed
himself under madicaed inhalation, is now
G well man."-,Editcr .Llurnal of Health.
Setting .,+t-'iho ~ Ind ,hesa persons
cannot possibly kno~ anything of the re-
suits OF cur practice, or of the remedies
we employ in ous treStmeut Of Cepsump
tion, ws must conles, bet is move
argument against tho truth ol q rnncipi
! in medicine.
We have been taught TO regard bcttiD!
as a species Of gambling, in which every
mean ana false artiice is considered jusli
fable to secure the stake. We shave ob
served, too, that this is the common re
fuge of every Ounce. who, in an argument
cannot find a reason Tor his opinion. Bu
generally spa king, those who make Uel5
offer some tangible giake--ths nature tn
worth Of which can resGiIy be estimated
but these individuals offer to bet, the onl
his "lile," aiii the other his "exis,ence,' ;
against uur success. Now what is "!i.e!
and whist "existcrGc!" aud hn@ are we t
ge, the stake if We win! We telieYe "
know qlits as much concerning the prin
. irin nf lilo tbpsp IpuIpu tp pt Nh
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lecture was full of fne alliterstisas, brill.
ant antitheses, keen wit and healthy senti-
msnts, eloquently expressed. Br. ". spoke
more than an hour and half, yet he held
the attention Of the audience to the last
moment"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-01-03

0TThe Democratic aparty will never
be without statesman capable of properly
filling the great station of President -
WaSh. Sentinsl. 81
Then why is IL, that your Democratic
party is Perpetually foisting upon the peo-
pie your Poks aud your Pierees! Ii you
have good men bring them out.-Buifalo
| Erprsss.
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DRUG as AND MEDICINES.

TOoD hIEDICINE EST IS EsTIAIATEp ~ i "a
ea q e p a ober
There QUESTION haf ~ Cherry setosl has
I ,:s 4 III sSR II
Fills are as good IS Tie PsctorR and viii cure more
Esey s0ay q H. es s M w ssa
yisssg Pasge cHt hs diseases Which
so ais ' o e. id early
from The system bsfore vi + yiSla
but Ay WHEN I'LL
ssIn wiz Rsp s
ga DyspepsS Pains bilious COMPLAINS, Heasssarn
ailments, such e fate Wqrms Nervous l Ea
6ty Loss ofagpet in IN! Of s a
pH1s fsys ffRssss eHs " ~
own h aessdF RS and your own
ess f Esx yo s. S'9u'
Prepared by DR.. g. AlER Chemist lowell Mass, and
fs 81 sm IL WEsP'ssafw FaHT
WINER,s CANADIAN yEH ss =! JSi!s4. =
sv q t ks de6 i ss
hs most eminent physGans Il Of tie
T u sssa &c Baa ts WSs
ether knonsor abued to somshinS s|se
ss pp lsy BEEN at
and az ssT remedy found which destroy
T y d.
F5HAEr H SHSfHH vAhRAs1zD
safe a Al san.s s pd aas s sst snsa
Of the the bowels follows the countenaneeis
pae Of ieaden color and occasional Pushes the
ewes are dull the breath fd the upper lip swollen
itching in the nostE which the patient pick
the sleep is disturbed the patient often awakening great
fright and isble to starting and grinding the teeth the ahpe-
tte exceedingly Irregular being Sometimes vortcloS oer
feeblc, and some instances depraved. :,
n Tohe following certificates numerous might 20 adea put It
i fsSSSs '9s VII As sfs sREEto
4sl'A - u : MEDICAL EVIDENCE
vs. the unasrsiEnsd hsyiE ,dH asTa mslf
WINER,S CANADIAN yERaIIF U5 sand being fully salts
efficacy confidently recommend safe aud etl
| canal Il o,hEiih1,
P& a@ts.5 w. DICKINSON,
Member Of the R. c. Of Surgeons in london ETC. p
FROM THE REV j. FLANAGAN, OF HANDBOOK, c. W.
u INER-Sir have made the; trial Of your Canatin
yerrlifuge and with the most happy results SIN own fam
ly in every which has TO knowe5e the
pusc followed the administering OF your Yer
mge and every prefers it any other It's effects
are certain children take it readily which is great
s1 JulS Is, sls45 - AZ - JOHN FLANAGAN.
n5T. Physicians gene row use WINEE'S AN
ySMIFGE This medicine simple vegetable; prepara
ton and can always admins tered with perfect safety and
confidence the result and will always destroy or and
| restore the patient to health. . - -
Over one certificates have been TO Agents from
planters merchants sl physeiuns bearag testimony TO the
efficacy 81 this iualble remedy Warranted al cases.
Pre5ared only BY JOHN YER, Maintaining Chemist
| and Wholesale Druggist, Hamilton, Canada West
H Sold Wholesale and RETAIL nlaluacturer'3
r - j. WRIGEtIi& Coz, Newt Orleans,
fc2S.ly ISL and q Ghitres street, New Orleans, La.
T WRIGHT u co.'s cATALoGuE OF GENUINE
Druggists and Propretor's lowest wholesale prices
| SDeciHl Agency, Isl q
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GoMPTROLEERsS oFFICE,3 4
Cry OF NEW ORLEANS, March Is, 1856. !

T. No. 8265as
Whereas The shell roads of this city are fast going
10 ruin for the want Of small outlay in repairs; and
whereas such roads be kept in perfect repair at
much less cost than when neglected; f.
s1eas, provision has been made in the budget
of expenditure for the repairs Of said roads, which
IAN Will Insufficient unless said roads receive n
mediate repairs \;
Therefore, Dc atresolved, That the Comptroller sell
al auction after ten days notice inthe official Journal
q contract for repairing and keeping in repair for
three years. the shell roads of This city, according 10
tha pecfeatons on file in the Surveyors office sale
4 90 be made subjecttolh the approval Of the Council
s ISigned J. j. 'LU GENBUHL,
.5s LEI President Board of Aldermen,
sTSignedI s4E Ess&ss8a L. Il. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
Approved March s, 1866.
ISlgnedl John ~. ~, Mayor,
NOTICES. hereby given, that on MONDAY, the 2atl
viii adjudica.e al my Office at - o'clock M
4 the above contract.
m II ss# o. 3DEBDG ~, Comptroller (
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-03-20

MUSIC TEACHING.

oas,., INSTRUCTION IN VOCAL NTU SIC
WSsI THOMAS J MARTIN enc of the Oldest Instructors IN
this city, will give Lessons in this aecomplismans to
require Recommendation. :.
~ r;t, nrnr,nt attei,ton % Il
asss MRS. CAMPBELL, TEACHER OF MUSIC.
sg@@E5s gives LESSONS ON THE PIANO AND GUITAR,
At her residence No % Constance Street, and asoat
E5sssfs M So8Hevia street h-Terms-$5 per month";
lessons LEETUREs q Constance street oneea
week. 55. 81. s-- leIo y.
nTA MO TIE CfaING.-A. b. CHANDLER Informs tina
public that he now ready give Lessons the Piano.
either at his residence or that OF his pupil.
e Al peculiar method for teaching Children ..
Residence Orange street between Camp
4
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M0oDHYARD,s, .CABINET FuRNI-

=, NDUaJN " AlSlE's NAE8AN Ell NIEHNI~
n TURE WARERUOMS, No us Magazine street and Il
" Julia street.-Furnture Of every variety for sale
F made to order in good and substantial manner Office
Furniture made and repaired. Hores Ships, Steamers
Boarding houses, supplied with Furniture and Bedding
the shortest notice
N B-Hnvng taken the large brCkhoHse julia street,
Magazine he prepared TO store quantity Of goods for
families leaving the city,
Furniture hire and moving attended with care
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s33T - PHI $5z$ COMPTROLLER's OFFICE,
4. City of New Orleans, May i 1855.
Rsolusi That the Comptroller be, and he ia hersby
authorized and required to give notice by standing ad
yertiseniant in the official journal that In accordance
With the nint section of ordinance No lt2 approved
Mars 1854 the Council will not pay any bill against
the City unless contracted under authority of order
from the Comptroller, in accordance With the ordinance
referred to- 5f TSignedl f. IL TRACY, sz4{ J. Y
% President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
$ [sgnedl 5s4 L. H PLACE,
s33s II President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved april %, 1856.
sfs#5s [Signedl JOHN Il LEWIS, Mayor,
The attention Of the officers Of the city aud Of the
public respectfully called to the foregoing resolution
FL Al o.. DE BUYs,
EnyIe tf Comptroller City OF New Orleans:
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T WRIGHT Il CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE.
and popular Family Medicines, which they oer4to supply
Druggists and Propretor lowest wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency No. Isl amp q Chrtres
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HARDWARE.

,,,{ - = "a. % GBAs NJ. WATERWAY
szr1sasa i. yVATEEsnIAN - isEtOaHahs tEA d,
~asSES HAIR DWARF NiEn CHANTS. corner OF I" "',
mon and Magnziue streets, have on hal} W.. d
daily receiving by foreign a,u oG y st 40
rivals general assortnlentiof articles compsi5 :"
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.
Iron. Steel Nails, Rope 78@S. "a '|
Axes, Chains, Scythes,
Carpenters Tools complete
toopcfg' Tools, s2 -. -.--..-..I d.
- -.- .Anviis, Vices; Bellows,
Stock and Dies, Scrcwpatrs,
" Garden Engines, Pumps fS%
E plougls, Hay Cutters, Corn ShllcerB,
#N& Agricultural Implements.
g .Ehill, Gross. cut and Pit Saws
&4- ..o 70 a Ok fokes, Bows Singletrees,
Turning Inles
Hoes Tares Shoves end Spades, Platform Scales
. Andtoy5 Fendees, Shoyels and TongS Corn Mills,
Copper and Iron Goa! Hods,a Cob Cfushet5.
Single and Double Barrel Guns, 5& @
"a. Coffee Heclas, Chatting Dishes,
Chinese Gongs Iron Bedsteads, $s5,n
Britannia aid Plated Ware F##
Meat Cutters Sausage Sutiers,s#
Stock Kettles, Portable FORCES,
o231v -. @.. Seines, Fishing Tackles etc, etc.
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DUNT OF MY

TOR sALE-A DAEGAIH-ON ACCOUNT OF MY
l. Een2y4i to S!ie tb:ta Strings . -. r.. ,s.., -
posits 6otngon io5yars from The senrboa Landing,
3 5yo g whs s ss o5 arkets Tep sfc Ses e
?EG all the conyenenees required Tor pleasant SUMMER Or
Gaibne noted for m frs sprIngr :: which among otlsr
advantages its entire exemption from eIo% ever A ch9
thai have resided the property for Jour with large
family of children and wogkIen and have called i'll
He property conslsts tvosto=y Brick House. roons
nrdsn e r62 opss staads IN III s6 set ffoot By l9jj
deep. The land be increased TO 50 Sur
onS there IS growth OF magnolia oak laurel pride Of
Far Hc, viii Ne low apply to Nj KENDEG No. SO
fel$ j. S, BOsSIERE.
OFFICE OF THE MARYLAND CoNsOhI-
1s55-CA AUTO OTTER I FRAUDS -fhe Commissioner
ton the publcegaipst the n4ers who circulate by
mail and otherwise fraudulent Lottery Schemes and pretend
agents for the sale Of tickets in Lotteries which wholly
s 3 # s III 1ss tS
approve liz schemes attend p he drawings;
tie skst n iefe Lotteries ~ gark-
eHasa for tie Of he MeTygn Gou
Any Information Of; the subject Of LOTTERIES lie manner in
which they are dEawn etc. etc. will be eheerully given byai
Of " FIX. Brennan, Baltimore, MI
q. THE WATCH STORE. NO. ) CAnIP
WT II; c %5iK;a Tfi 4" E3Tpa eGi sT
and every VARIETY Of fancy goods Of the latest patterns
risnce Matchmaker, prepared a kinds work
Also.
to ords 'o''ta anu 'e"e'S 'Ft'sa ana
SE:-old Goland Silver bought =, - ~, so,,
qnSBP h HTb s, ce GHp H. S W5i INr2ET Rs
2hS ana 5[aPie ooa% ~ ~ LAMP street Under III KY ~
sdGK 81 G6 ' % e t. ps and con
: sR 5?BAs9 IL; ss' Shell AMI Buffalo cons Of every
eyeFy tesGflntof o. us own manufacture and
,.- pom2',a Fancy Soups etc.
FINE FANS PURSES Pocket Books, Work RoXe5 Portable
Desks together with endless variety Of Porte monaes
GUNS, PISTOLS Knives Colts Wa1ner's Revolving Pts
tots SCISSORS Razors Life PreserYers Fishing Reels and
r,...,.... WATCHES, JEWElKi, etG;
Tie stoef in this line consisting Of the T. 7, Cooper, NJ l.
Tobias ana real Joseph johnson movements, with fine assort
Of s nssfn Jen ssw rS ee M, be s Sd
the Wholesale business and having been purchased exciugey
.' @ a a. o s noa re-
raai "":"S' ''"si's ETC., S'Fe''y t'eoAsa and IT,
Eea- IRON SArE.-oyE LARGE IRON sara
SGFTIRjeI.ss make Tor saIe CHEAP A''' EAT
AsHEas Same oFrTCE FITTEfTIfrv
c,syTvs pysaNI,Trs wy ,pr crTr
= 80. ~ ii. ritz fSr fl{s a. I,rnn, nrG M w
constant supply hand Of various qualities AMI grade
1879 - r. Vi, 1850 lo2 i93, 1873 on New York terms and
prices, ny -,,, =, ,-,-r,-c,- a -
ol9 y WIN. F. IlE.EERlGll 4 Co. q o. Legce
ORLEANS STEAM MIAIAS-oFFIGE, y POY-
- d' street heW oEel:lS-e subscriber respectfully ~
OF ..,-..,
c,rr5 tEH'H "HouNP (o aNp UN''R9 F}Sss,,
I!oM!ni, Pepper, Mustard,
t'rtgkel Corn N,5iee WHAT FI,,l,
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Az AS brought 10 the City Police Jail the Sd of
N W. March, Inc Light grff boy THO MAS; isl feet
nshss hga III about 20 years old has mark Of
g nale klek on The forehead Says he belongs 10 MIR.
James Brown bricklayer by trade living in Rodney,
mississippi
The owner is requestedtooal and Claim said slave
aecoEdingto law.
L. BLANCHARD,
4-s ~ TX X ee ner of iha Civ 3 ol;oa lou
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7 HE INsUfsANCE -STABILTFIX IN, = sF f;s
IL RFFY-PERPETUiTY.-U STATES LIFE IN
SUR&NGE. ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY Ot Phil
Observation-Disclosures PERPETUAL.
Assets, january list, 1856, Sl,240629 ob+
DIRECTORS THE HOME BOARD.
A. W. Thompson, Paul 3 Goddard, MD VIM Florence,
WIN N. Goodwin, JHnlt5 DeTrreuS, Lawrence Johnson,
Geo. MclIenry, S. 4. Crawford GLstAvhS E;'Sloh
BSnj. ". fagley,
STEPHEN r. CRAWFORD, President
LAWRENCE J OtINS0N, Nic1-P President
PLISY FISg. Secretary GEi Treasurer.
RSF-N New Orleans Branch O.eCo, No. 4S Camp street
Tie undersigned, General Agent Of the nhnyG well known
Company the Southern States prepared 70 receive appt
for the lives Of white persons and slaves nj
the table aud by permission has pleasure in submitting
to his friends and the public the following
BOARD OF REFERENCE:
" H I.etchfori& Co. A. D. Kelly 4 Co, VIM " Perkins,
North Sneles & Co o. Nelson X Co. \. b. James,
J. Burnside & Co, Jos. MenArd, John Mhginns
CaUinacz, Sqrires Il West
John Parbertan President Merchants Mutual ms Company.
Thomas SlDo President Sun Mutual Insurance Company,
jules Tuyes, President Orleans Insurance Company
John Calhoun President n. o. jackson and g. n K X CO..
Henry Il IOnsIaIe, john D. Bein, Benjamin Flotance,
j. X Collins Thomas Murray, Marx Walton.
@Poicies issued direct Ro th Branch Office ana Losses
paid there, ..,. A.,
f fosnah n 5ssSi n h b D Ned Examiners
In attendance, daily, from L NJ, to 5 z. N.
HARMON pUANE, General Agent
ia22 " No. IS Canlp street.
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III a ete conduit au depot des Epaves de Quatri-
eme District, rue Jackson, entire les rues Con-
Stance ct Laurel, CONNIE epaves-
Une Vache, ayan la face, lie dos et lie venre bancs;
la tee los anbes 10 cou bruns DIES taches bruncs
sur lie corps sans marque ri etampe.
Une Genisse, ayant la plus grande par,e-de la face
brun fonce GU nor j sans marque nj etampe,
Une Chevfe noire demi hlalaise, Ia face blanche
81 les dts anmauS ne sont pas recames dams dix
joura, ct les depenses payees, lis seront vendus n
lenchere pubque. au dill depot, JEIDI lie 27 du
couran, 10 heures A. M.
AUG. S. PHELPS,
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CJoMPTROLLER,s OFFICE,

=55 No. 1869. Fl,
s4 " That the Comptroller be, and he is hereby
pGhic auction after days
,,iSa lie oficia Journal to the highest bidder the
aforesad Ferry privileges sparatey fof Ten years. hs
<achtto be established ks one a Canal street. aae
aions as amended and file III The office Of the Street
Surveyor said sales 10 be subject 10
approval The Common Council and 10 dale mere.
n from. 81 SE8s IL.
EsignedI p Z. Z RSAcS,
8s 7s5 President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
5s8.s 5[signeal $%S JOHN CULBERTSON,
President pro TEN. Board OF Aldermen
Approved March Is, 1856.
lsignedl 0AN y LIE LIE iYAs, Mayor, n
Office IS hereby given that on M oNDAY. 31stlRst
K viii adudieate my office, atsls O'clock NJ tbs
- rai 8 Id O. DEBUYs, Comptroller.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1856-01-30
The Wade Lands
FOR SALE.

Geo. I. Wade, VS., In Equity Lancaster
Jas. I. Wade, and Bill 10 sell Real is.
Others tate. Partition &c.
BY virtue Of the decree oi the Court of
Equity made in the above ca e. will
sell at Lancaster c LII OH the First Mon
day, tho Alb day Of February next, tic
real estate Of the late Jas. 4. Wade, sr.
decd, viz. That valuable. plantation con-
tanning 500 acres moro or less, situate on
the Ca;awba River, in Lancaster District,
including the island known as Wade's Is.
land in said river, bounded 10y lands of
Daniel w. Brown, n Dunlap and the
Ca,awba River. This IS no. l. planta-
ton for cilher cotton or corn.
Also, the tract Of land few miles dis.
tant from tho river tract, and whereon the
late Jas I Wade, ST., resided at his death,
containing 800 acres more or less boun.
ded by lands OF Dan'i w Brown, Francis
ID, Green and others. This tract contain.
a handsome and elegant dwelling, all ue.
cessary and convcniet out-buiidings, and
an orchard Of raro and delicious fruit trees
TERMs.-A creditof !. and 2.years with
interest, payable annually fiom day ofsae
the purchaser giving bond with good
sureties and mortgage, except so much
cash as will pay the costs and expenses oI
sale. J. ii. WITHERSPOON, cEL1
Lscsster G. H., S. c., 3t. fee $3.50,
January q, 1885.