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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-25
TWO ROOFS FOR RENT,
WOOL ND RE.

III aNFEa ss.aao sasAsi, q RYE and tafoe posnts
W elsaf vsshs3 WOOL. isg whica sc sis viA 80 i-
q agket pFits 30 sash. -,
tuiF zi-alM- -~AAA+@ 80
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-25
Southern Commercial College,
No. 40 l-2 Cherry Street,
NhGEHNlIIL. ,RIEN N H.A&EE.

THIS School is in perpetual sessonhenes. students
other schools no desire quaify thest Ives for tie
Counting do q curing their vacation.
DOM has been recently hed up, and for comfort,
convenience and elegance know that 10 is surpassed
by any other in The I Bited states.
PEN w An HIP.
Our Writing Department under the supervision Of one
who Acknowledges superior in teaching this branch.
We might refer long list Of Ilu, names-names
Who bestowed moments time 10 reflection
upon system wtitiag-but think that the citizens
q Nash Vile beginning TO appreciate this Kind Of
hum besides, prefer giving patrons
substantial security, and propose refund
a money paid account OF tuition in writing pro-
vided Students do make great Improvements
those Of any other -chool In this country.
Select Glass OF Ladies will be taught from four 10 six
O'Clock, p. VI.
Terms for Commercial Course, $40.
For Twenty Lessons in Writing, D.
For Lessons in Writing without limit, 10.
jnne29-u
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-25
TO THE BUSINESS MEN OF NASH
VILE.

THAT valuable business house property, MeLagRhlin
corner, fronting 60 feet Market street 100
Church. is propo be leased for term Of years
party parties who will improve the same, by building
thereon a good business house houses.
Persons desiring lease invited he written pre-
with the undersigned who will give further iniorma
ton application at his Office.
@. D. BRIEN, G. & NJ.
Nourt
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-25
PAnTNERsIIIP NOTICE.

IIAvIsG aan Ifssd john @. HOUSTON e Il IN crest
IL uy eazfasss. from ist guy tske n occssiea a.
e1rF fhs1ka E psEenaEs hFret ssFe trztaHsd AID
oiicii entaGanss - ne So TIE fstars. Ne pro
zsse - al aha STA cagl van and seli-
assorted sacA q 0uteusHafe CniuA, and Ezs-, % ne
best qaAy, Aad 81 he attest aEd spesosed shapes
AId 50 s irsh frez the beEs tngsh RFsEeA znd Aarr-
iazA fes erlek-
ne siocs il stars Is san and being iapeFisa
mainty unarF he Nea TzFE1 Acs easApsr snd ~ ba
ssa @ esa and FTopt dsasfs Erlc than here.
tatexs. hzspsrtialsF
saEsa~ina. a. a. HICKS
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-25

Select School for YOung Ladies.
Mas WEBER viii open Sci Ct sohool for Young Ia
vi die Mrs. Piummer', Cherry the drst Mon
dAy in September Number imited to twenty FIVE school
Soirees monthly.
TIE Is VS.:
Eassh Branches per Session Of months, .... a25 20
Latin, Preach, spanish, Itaian aud German, each
per month"; . 20
Musics Piano. per &c aon,- 80 %
0Eiaft %
Drawing, Pa ntng and Needle work, u nal prices.
Tuition payable monthly 30 aivanoe.
kEFfHsscEs-J. ?. PEARL. Superintendent Of The Essh
wills ga school, p. 3. fooo, PRESIDENT o. she Board Of
Education
Application nay be made to Mrs Weber At Mrs. Plum.
uer'E. Rng2i-dL
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-25
L. MILLER'S HAIR INIVlGORATOR

NOR Strengthening, Restoring Darkening, and Perpet-
II ting the beauty of the hair. PRIcE % CENTS PER
BOTTLE. era scurf and daudruG imparts Vitality
Of the hair; lend vgor aid the flores
dsrkens them too light growing gras fastens them if
filing out; them If already he'd and makes the
hair silky and wavy In the nursery is indspensa
bic a cleaning the heads OF chidr and lay
ing the foundation vigorous growth hair. Sold by
Druggists and Dealers Fancy Goo eVerywhere.-
Whole ale De- OF, SO Day street. New York.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-25
MATCHES. 10000 GROSS

MATCHES, CIGAR LIGHTS, and WAX TAPERS war
vi ranted to stSnd every climate. Put up wood and
expressl for shipping and iobbng. Sold on the
most liberal terms by CHARLES PARFllD E,
aug24-3m - 125 Maiden Lane, New YoFE.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-25

1.-TWO airy and comfortable Immediately If.
NJ. Brien's Office in Cooper's buildi 6, be had by
applying to Mr.. Bri-n, or TO
auglS-1w. W +. c OPER, ESQ.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-02-11
Howard Association Philadelphia.
IMPORTANT ANNOUN Gem ENT

mA Oh hN hlNlNOON OEM u IN |.
: To all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseas.
es, such as SpermaLorrhoea, seminal weakness
impotence, Gonorrhea, gleet, Syphilis, the
Vice Of 0nanism, or Self Abuse, &C., DC.
The Howard Association, in view of the
awful destruction Of human life, caused by
Sexual diseases, aud the deceptions practised
upon the unfortunate victims of such diseases
by Quacks, have directed their Consulting
Surgeon. as Charitable act worthy of theiI
name, 10 give Medical Advice Gratis, TO ali
persons thus afflicted, who apply by a lettel
with description Of their condition, (age, oc-
cupation, habits Of life, &c..) and in cases oI
extreme poverty and suffering, 10 Furnish
Medicines free Of charge. as.
The Howard Association is benevolent
Institution, established by Especial endowment
for The relief Of the sick and distressed. afiic
ted with Virulent and Epidemic Diseases
1t has now q surplus Of means, which the Di
ectors have voted TO expend in advertising
the above not &c. It's needless TO add thai
the Association commands the highest Medi
cal skill ofths Age. and willfurnish the mott
approved modern treatment. So ISL,
just Published, by the Association, Repor
on Spermatorrhm, or Seminal Weakness; the
vice Of 0nauism, Masturbation or Self abuse
and other Diseases Of the Sexual. 0igans, bS
the Consulting Surgeon, which WIN be sent by
mail, Tin sealed envelope,) Free Of charge
on the receipt Of two stamps for postage
Address, DR.. Geo. R. Calhoun, consulting
Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 9 Soutl
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. By order o
the Directors, NsfAy tsi6 Y
GEo. FAiRcnILD; Secretary, s,,, ~
EsRA D. HEARrwELI, President.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-02-11
The New york Traeedy.

The grea: city of New York is in a
state Of intense excitement, occasioned by
the murder OF Dr. BurdelI. at his own
residence, in one Of the most ftequenled
ahll populous paris ofthe city. He was
found IilelesssiR bis dental office on Sat
urday morning last4-the aoqr, walls and
deog,ol the room splattered with blood,
and every Indication Of a terrible life
struggle. His body was horribly null
tiialed, wilhseyeral deep wounds sinking
into his heart aud lungs. AS yet the
whole thingiis luyolvedin painful mys.
terry. Some ofthe inmates Of the house
have been arrested, and are undergoing a
most thorough and severe examination.
The public authorities seem resolved 70
ferret Out the perpetrators Of this dark
and bloody plot; and however cunning.
y conceatsd3 may we not hope that the
cold hearted assassins may be brongh:
to speedy and condign punishment?
c, Is Itnot frlghGul to think OF murder
being thus boldly commilted in the lar
gest city of America, on one of The
Ihronged thotougiIiarss, \ where persons
are continually passing aud repassing, in
"a house filed with boardets, and yet no
noise is heard, noscuffle, no wrange, no
trace Of flhesf foul fiends who did tie deed.
When villainy becomes SO. hardened and
daring, and the guardians of the peace so
careless, there is no longer any safety.
We read every few days Of men being
garrotted in the streets Of our cities, and
robbed but il crime continues with SUCH
appalling ,boldaess, the domestic altar. the
fre-side circle will not protect US from
the cold steel or, hot lead OF assassins.
In The dense mystery that surrounds VI
lin the fearful certainty Of murderous
intent, and in the excitement which il
created, this case rivals those memorable
and awful ones of Adams and Psrk,nan
1t is not strange that humanity should be
startled BY this bloody tragedy. But it is
l a melancholy thing to see. the morbid
curiosity which the New York press
strives te CRAFTY in relation 10 the de-
ceased. Just think of reporter standing
beside the bloody corpse Of murdered
man. and deliberately taking AN Inventory
of The furniture and cost Of each article in
the room /! 1t is, perhaps, no evidence Of
calloGsness. but it shows lamentable
weakness in human nature, or rather q
mournful indication of familiarity with
such scenes and consequent bunting
of the moral sepsibilitles. Y b
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-02-11
T. Hanna & Sons.

T. Hanna & Sons,
UAVE ON HAND aud for sale most
III excellent assortment of Cap and Post
Paper-comprising the following varieties
Plain and Faint Lined Caps,
Letter Papers,
Bath and Crowned Posts,
Commercial Note, usr
Which they offer for sale, as low, or lower
than the same qualities can be bought in
this market. jan.2l.
New Lisbon, Wellsburg, (va.,) ant
Wellsville papers copy, and send one copy
to I. Hanna & Sons, and charge ,Sdver
tisers.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-02-11

AMERICAN STATE COUNCIL. the
meeting ofths State Council yesterday
tha new Constitution was adopted. The
Sprin6eld platform was adopted with the
modification of the naturalization plank,
striking out the 81 years, and substitu.
ling no specified time. The changes
otherwise tend TO the simpli6cation of'the
former Constitution. The officers chosen
for the ensuing year were For Presi.
dent Moses G. Cobb Vice President
Eliphalet Trask Of Springfield; Treasur-
er, George W. Warren; Secretary
George +. Stearnes.-Boston Ledger
Jan. s. .
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-02-11
LEGAL. NOTICE

.oJG LEGAL NOTICE. 8a
The State of Ohio, Jefferson County, SIS.
Court Of Common Pleas. ii.e a7
Richard Talbot and wife Petition fol,
Alexander Humphrey ct ally ,g sg
A ALEXANDER HUMPHREY, of
a Belmont county, Ohio, John Sloan and
decd, Of ottow acouhty Ohio, James Humph-
icy, of Louisa county, Iowa, Robert Caruthers
and Jane Caruthers his wife, Of Fulton coun-
ty, Iowa, Josephine Humphrey, William
Humphrey and Jane Humphrey, Of Belmont
county, Ohio, said Josephine, William and
Jane being the children Of David Humphrey,
| deceased.
William Hutchison and Nancy Hutchison
his wife, Of Louisa county, Iowa, and Hannah
Humphrey, only child of George Humphrey
deceased, whose place Of residence is un.
known, will take notice that Richard Talbot
and Margaret Talbot his wife, have fled a
petition in the office Of the Clerk Of the Court
Of Common Pleas ofJefferson county, o.. .and
which is now pending therein, whereby they
! demand that partition be made Of the follow
ing premises, situate in Jefferson county afore.
said, TO wit: Lot numbered sixty-iOur in
Teal's addition to the town Of Warrenton.
Also the west bali Of Lot numbered sixty 1.-TWO
in Teal's addition 10 the town Of Warrenton,
and that the same will be for hearing at the
February Term Of said Court for the year A.
d. 1851. RICHARD TALBOrr and
MARGARET TALBOT,
BY Miller & Sherrard, their Attys.
Janl4. 1857 st. 3
Nancy Blackburn
VS.. Petition for Divorce.
| John L. Blackburn.
John L. BLACKBURN, whose place
Of residence is unknown, will take notice
that Nancy Blackburn fled petition in the
Court Of Common Pleas of Jefferson county
Ohio, on the 5th day of January, A. D. 1857
praying that the marriage contract between
heI and the said John L. Blackburn may Be dis.
solved, on the ground of willful absence and
gross neglect of duty as husband, and that
the cause will be for bearing at the May Term
Of said Court for the year A. D. 1857.
- NANCY BLACKBURN,
BY MILLER d SHERRARD,
January Z, 1851, St. Her Attys.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-02-11

ODD FELLowsHIp p.-There are in the
United States 1897 Odd Fellows Lodg-
es, Comprising 1894 members. Near
ly half amillion of dollars have been ex-
pended by them during the last fiscal year
for the relief of members .and widows
and orphans.o''Fheir total receipts during
the lime were 81 l,1s0,325. The encamp,
ment numbers 23,749 members, and has
expended during the year. $30,693 in
charities out of $l02, 1868 total receipts.
@ Father Matthew, the renowned
apostle of temperance, died at Cork, on
the ninth of December last.
@ PENNSYLVANIA coal is selling in
Boston at nine dollars the two thousand
pounds " rlo.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-02-11
Dry Goods Groceries, Queensware Go.

Dry Goods Groceries, Queensware Co.,
IaEWIS ANDERSON begs leave to in
IL form the public that he has resumed bust.
ness in the room between Garrett and Me-
Carty's store on third Street lower end Of the
NJ srket. Where he intends to keep 4 general
assortment Of such Goods as is usually kept
in Grocery Stores, the highest price paid for
produce. ne hopes. by close attention to
business and selling low to receive liberal
share Of the patronage Of the City and Coun.
try. nt .hs9aa,E
Jan.26n57. LEWIS ANDERSON, q
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-02-11

. H HU
GT We take great pleasure in trans
ferr,ng TO oar.oOIanas the justly meried
tribute 10 the,characler ofouf old friend
Il. D.. Hamilton, ,Of the Irving Hous
Newark taken from the Times Of that
place. al e-a y
We would cali the attention Of our
readers, 10 the card G Misunderstanding
House, 10 another 'column Of 10 days pa
per. This house has been refaed aud
newly furnished. in elegant style, and in
point Of nea,ness, order and good maiage.
inent, will compare with any IN the wes-
tern county, iaThe proprietor Mr., L.
ID. Hamilton, is known aad respected for
his good and generous naldre-5kind ard
oblIging spirit-free. open and accom-
Paishea manner, and upighI, manly bear,
Ing g-rTfavel!ers, who place themselves
under his care once. are sure tomake his
house taeir home when they again visit
our city;ils 9ii] FyII. fI& kEP5A
With Mrs. Hythe accomplished land
lady, we, are personally acauaia ed, ana
know. her as q lady in whose praise too
much cannot be said. Ever kind, ever
providing for The wants, sand adding II
possible 10 the comfort Of those around
watchful and attentive to che weary
or afflicted stranger, and striving only 10
enhance the enjoyment and reader hap
,py, her husband, family, and all with
whom she Is associated. H4na lq5tifv
-s And And! again read the following; II /.
'aqOn Thursday night last, q party Of
passengers who were not in time at the
dep6t. were carried back in the .bus, 20
the irying House, At the expense Of the
proprietor who at once provided The bes,
accommodations within his power, for
them, and proposed his house as usual
fhsing filed to its utmost capacity giving
,Np bis own apartments in order that he
,migA. mike Tie stranger comfortable.
Among The number was one poor woman
destitute offunds, for whom he had sup
per, comfortable lodging provided, and a
purse raised to aid her in pursuing her
journey, Ne l5a.
nT But one more 70 be added to The daily
acts Of generosity, Iiberality and kindness.
performed BY the t,roptieiot, Mr. lIamil-
ton, in adding % she comfort Of his
guests. a8s 9,'' J. \. y, \. IA Y.
'a How many snci iitlIe acts or kindness
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-02-11

y FATAE ACCIDENT On Monday eve
ming an Ifshman, by the name Of John
+, Powers, vas killed BY the Cars. in this
!, City city, On The Cleveland and Wheeling ex,
= tension RaiItoad. He was walking on
the track of the Road, and being deaf
heard nothing of the noise Of the ap-
preaching train. His legs we're both cut
.roff, and he survived but about half an
hour. He left 4 Wife and FIVE children.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-02-11

"A SUSPENSION BRIDoE.- Mr.. John a.
Roebling, Of Trenton, who constructed
thu Niagara suspension bridge, and is
now building a similar bridge over the
Ohio liom Cincinnati to Coyington sug-
gests in arecens letter published by the
Journal Of Commerce, the construction
ofh suspension bridge from Brooklyn to
New York Ciy, Whichphah be 200 leeI
high in the centre, so as to allow the
passage of the lalles., vessels under Il.
Over the bridge two railroad tracks TO be
laid, upon which passenger trains are to
be run every FIVE minotes. The trains to
be drawn over by means Of wire ropes,
passed over machinery to be moved by
stationary steam engines at each end o.
the bridge. A massive stone column Al
each end. Of 900 feet in height, to sustain
the wire cables, ,e which the tracks are
10 be attached. The estimated cost o.
the work will be two millions Of dollars,
which itis calculated, will yield a ne in
come ofis6Oe,OOOa Oaleavjpg q very hand
some profit.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-02-11

gi ~ AZ p y 4 at ..
"A WONDERFUL ESCAPE. "A ten pound
ball once lighted upon the dining table Of
Napoleon, but he escaped injury now a
cold and cough is a ten pound ball ic
health, and BY . box OF Bryan's Pulmo.
mic Waters you may escape from dis,
ease Of tbe lungs. Try them. Sold BY
Hsniug & Melvin 25 cents box.
CouNrERFRIr--Th There is a counter
felt ten dollar note ia circulation. on the
Central Bank Of Virginia. which lis Sc
weIl execnied lhatmost any person unac.
customedto The detection Of counterfeit
money would take il, notwithstanding the
faeIthallhe plate is SO different from the
genuine. - Richmond Whig s.. ees
~ WIN. H. Ellis, Of Richmond. Va,
was accidentally shot By a friend o. Mon
day last while Hnntipg, and died On
Wedpesdays gssa isla
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-02-11
ATTACHMENT.

Sarah Hartup, Plaintif)
against M
George Starr Defendant
before A. ]. Caldwell, Justice of the
II Peace OF Salem Township, Jefferson
county, Ohio.
On the 22d day of January A. d. 1857,
said Justice issued an order of attachment
in the above action for the sum of ninety
dollars and forty seven cents.
'@aa SARAH HARTUP.
Richmond, Feb. 4, 1857.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-02-11

d d.
WILD car BANKs!-Fiv banks have
already been chartered in Nebraska Ter
ritory, with a capital of 100000 each,
which may be Increased at The will Of the
stockholders to any amount not exceeding
$500, 900 each, and, without one dollar
being paid in, or any properly basis what
ever, they :, are capable in law Of issuing
bills, notes and other certificates Of in.
debtedness, dealing in exchange. and do.
ing all things necessary to the carrying on
Of regular and legitimate banking busi-
ness and also to buy and possess prop
erty Of all kinds and 10 sell and dispose
Of The same. and to contract and be con-
tracted with, and to sue and be sued =
The stockholders shall be each and indi-
vidually liable for the fllIiand final re-
demption of such issue, payable at their
banking houses in gold or silver" These
banks without capital, have power to issue
millions Of bank notes, and the only Sc
curity to note holders. is the individual
Liabilities Of the stockholders, who may
be bankrupt The depositors have no
security TIE "wild cat" experiences
of other communities has il appears, fail.
ed to exercise any salutaryinAuence upon
| Nebraska Legislation.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-02-11
SHERIFFS SALE.

David Fleming
VS..
#. c. Theacker ct al.
RY VIRTUE Of an order Of sale in this
- case issued out Of the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Belmont county and State Of Ohio
bearing date the 10Th daypf October, A.
d. 1856, and to me directed, / will expose
to'sale by public yendue aud outcFy on the
premises, on
Friday THE 9Th DAY OF FEB
RUARY, 1857,
at l o'clock p. NJ. of said Day, the follow
ing real estate, situate. lying and being in
the county Of Jefferson and Stnie OF Ohio.
to wit. "a feet Of the west side Lot No.
"a in the Town of Mount Pleasant and
county and State aforesaid with the apper-
tepauces thereto belonging. Terms Of snle
cash. JAMES H. BLlNN, Sheriff.
1 SnERIFF S 0FFIcE I Printers fees,
: Steubenville, JAN. %, ls57.5 $S,s716.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-02-11
Second Stock Of Fall Goods.

A LEXANDER CONN is now opening
a his second general stock Of Fall and
Winter Goods, for this seasons trade, embrac.
ing Plain and Figured Dress Goods Of every
variety; Ladies cloth Cloaks and Talmas. Of
grey and other colors Of the rewest styles !:
Broche, Stella, Cashmere, Thioet and Woolen
Shawls elegant Lace Bonnets. Of every varie-
ty; Bonnet Ribbons, Borders, &C.. Dress
Trimmings of all kinds /; Gloves and Hosiery,
for Ladies', Gents, and children French cloths
and cassimeres; Domestic and housekeeping
Goods of all kinds. with every other descrip-
tion Of goods in the Dry Goods line. The
business being conducted on the cash princi-
pie. great inducements are offered 10 cash
purchasers.
01- Two bales New Philadelphia Blankets
to arrive in day or two. IN
oct29 Sc. ALEXANDER CONN. 4
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-02-11
DEcEASED.

On the 4th lust. about II o'clock A.
NJ. at his residence in this place, VAN
BRowN, Esq, deparsed this life from dis
ease Of the lungs. The disease first ex-
hbited itself in The form qfpIeurasy. He
had contracted severe cold in going to
and returning from Waynesburgh, whilst
upon professional business. And after a
painful illness of little over two weeks,
has "gohe to that. bourne whence no
traveller returns. Mr.. Brown was about
SIS years DID, He, was one Of the first
settlers Of this part of Ohio, land has
been long and faverably known over a
widely extended field Of 2acquaintances,
such as any man could well feel proud Of.
As a lawyer he ranked highin profession.
And as business man he was one Of the
most punciual and prompt, with whom it
has ever been our good fortune TO make
an acquaintance. A man of strong and
iron-ike will, and although with some
pecutIarlties in his character, he was
most scrupulously honest, and most utter
ly did he de,est a dishonest man.
Our acquaintance with the deceased is
little over fifteen years. and IN that time
he has had the entire confidence Of his
social and especially his political friends
and has held responsible tIus's from his
party friends the most prominent OF
which was seat I'M ahe constitutional
Convention. And was Of that memorable
FOURTEEN who voted against the adop
tion of that instrument. Mr.. Brown
came home and opposed its adoption Il
his constituents, comprising Carroll and
Tuscarawas counties, and had the ,rlum-
plant satisfaction Of knowing thaefhis
constituents rejected that instrument by
largely increased majority over that by
which he was sent asia. delegate to thai
Convention. ~ as n. sgsn. ~ ~
Such is life. ~ 'aq -
klso--EDwARDD McGUIRE, Of ,bii
county, an old and substantial citizen
died Oh yesterday morning, at the gooEc
old age Of fourScore and foe years. --Caf
roll eelPress. SIy5..-saT
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-02-11
Sherif's Sale on Partition-..4th Order
Reuben Reever et alA rH NskH

Sherif's Sale on Partition--.4th Order.
Reuben Reever ct Al
James Henden ct al. ' AaFnt : VI
QY VIRTUE Of an order Of sale in this
~ case issued out Of the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Jefferson county and State Of Ohio,
bearing date December 22nd, 1856, and to
me directed, ] will expose to sale by public
veDdue and outcry on the premises on u
FRIDAY, THE 9th DAY OF FEB.
K RUARY, 1857, 90
at IL O'Clock NJ, of said day, the following
Lands and Tenements lying and being sit
uate in the county of Jefferson and State
of Ohio, to wit: The south west Quarter
of Section No. "a Township No. 4, and
Range No. 8, consisting Of one hundred
seventy.Hine and one-half acres, more Of
less, subject to the dover estate Of Eliza
beth Henden heretofore assigned therein.
Terms Of sale one-third on the day Of
sale, one-third in Twelve months, the bal.
ance in Two years with interest, the de-
ferred payments to be securedby mortgage
on the property. Nf fss
JAMES H. BLINN, Sheriff.
t SnERirr'a 0Fprcr, Printef's fses
Stsubsnvills. Jan. % 1857 $s,69l