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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-02-19
FARM FOR SALE.
BELMONT COUNTY, OHIO
Jeremiah HartselI. Plaintiff

David Atkinson, Defendant
The defendant above namod is hereby notified that
ON the Sd day OF February, A. d. 1857, the plaintiff
sbove named filed petition in the Common Pleas
Court of said County, which is now pending, the
object & prayer of which to compel the deiendan
To spec ally perform verbal contract for the lease
OF the defendants farm, the Ohis River in Pea-e
Town ship, Belmont County, Ohio. containing i50
acres more less and 10 enjon the defendant OH
depriying the plaintiff of the possession Of sal farm
Unless Tie defendant answer by March 2S, 1857 +,
Judgment will be asked for in accordance with the
nraver of said pct ton. s. w. GASTON, Clerk.
o. ID. T. COWEN, Atty. for Pltf.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-02-19

GrTna Iowa Legislature adjourned size
die, on Thursday morning of last week.
THERE are two Thousand miles of paved
streets in London, and three hundred o: the
five Thousand streets are duplicated in names.
6FJohn D. Caldwell, Esq, has been
elected editor OF ;he Ohio Journal Of Edu-
cation.
~The total amount Of banking capital
in the city OF New York is $50 263. .00O.-
The whole number o. banks is 56.
@Ex Governor Hammond, of S. Carroll
na, is spoken OF as the successor Of MIR.
Brooks in Congress.
0TA thuu,and acres of land have been
given at Carbondrie, Illinois, for the site OF
the first cuI!ege in that benighted part Of H.
l:rois known IS Egypt"
GJMyers Trualt a member Of the Sln
Francisco Vigilance c. mmii,ee, has been
arrested at New York city on his arrival
there frum California, at suit o. one of the
prescribed.
TMnst of the Locofoco papers in speak
ing OF the ST. ugh case, call the expelled
mr mber, This gentleman" and Mr.. Cad
well is denuminated as ga Black Republican
from Cheesedom."
I tFThe Mansfield Herald contains the
proclamation Of Governor Chase declaring
that place a city. This has been done at
the request of the Mansfield people. The
election for city officers will take place on
the first Monday in April.
Mr.!Bis5le, editor ofthe Norfolk American
anG uRobert Hendrick, OF Warren county
N. c.. proceededto Halifax, N. c., last
week, to engage in "ten step tragedy
but their design wts frustrated by the arrest
of one of the parties.
SEBAsTopoL.-A letter from Sebastopo
states that the city is gradually becoming
re-peopled. 1t now contains 1000 inhabi-
tants; Kamiesch 1000. 500 house:
partly destroyed during the siege have been
rebuilt, and eighty new ones constructed
Notwithstanding the enormous nava
power of England, steam vessels mounting
574 guns and propelled by $3.50 horse pow
er ale being constructed.
| TThe New York Evangelist heads one
of its columns Sunny Side /" This col
umn contains eighteen items, all relating tc
presents to pastors during the recent holy
days, amounting in the aggregate 10 $40,
900.
/ GA gentleman named Montgomery wa
robbed il Philadelphia on Tuesday last
while insensibe from drugged liquors, o
81 500, most of which be had just drawn
from the Bank of Philadel phia. He wa
found in the evening by his daughter in ;
low tavern in Franklin street.
The CASE OF SyMdoNs.-Judge Bartlel
delivered this morning the decision of tb,
SUPREME Court 10 the case Of Summons
\ no mas been caniiaeI iB The Cinc'nna'
Jail some lcus years, under sentence Of d'ath
The Suprems fourt affi IN the action of IN,
curt below; and apPoirt Friday, the lid
day ol April, for the execution of the prs
oner..
i 0FThe AetI Insurance company, II art
ford has declared ssmi-aunual al dividend 9
s per cent.
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STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT CCUi
NOTICE.
TTHE partnership heretofore ex

TNHE partnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween Henry Heberling and Finley Taylor.
under the firm of Hebering and Taylor, for Manufac
turing Threshng Machines, is this day dissolved by
mutual Consent. The business will be settled up by
Henry Heberling, who may be found at his present
machine shop at Georgetown (address Shortcre eek)
Harrison County. Ohio. HENRY HEBE3LLNG,
FINLEY TAYLCR.
September 1st, 1856. feI2pd
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II. PENEINGToE,
Pres't of the Board.

0FThere will be service in the Associate
Reform Church, on Sunday the 22d, inst,
Rev. TAGGERT, will preach.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

OASIS TRIED DURING PRESENT TERM COM
MEKclEG FEBRUARY 10. 1857.
VIZ. EVANS Tried "Wednesday Feb;
,s. IL. Damages claimed
VIZ. sHErHERD.) $500. Verdict for Def,.
Tried, Friday
aud Saturday
GUERNSEY BRANCH OF Fet. I3 & L..
THE STATE BANK OF ONO Amt claimed
VS. $4,000 with
THOMAS JOHNSON, ct al. interest from
Feb lS55.--
Verdict for
Defendant.
CEPHAs CARROLL, ! Tried, Saturday, Feb.
VS. IA. Amount claimed
JAMES FERksN. $4,000. Jury disa-
greed.
JosEPHrs WALKER, Trial, Monday,
VS. Feb. 10. Judg-
TRUSTEES OF CoLERAIN Tp) ment $50 ,OI.
| Tried, Monday, Feb. l6.
JAMES McLEIsH, Damages claimed for iu-
vs fjuries to person, as pro-
C. o. R. R. 20. perty tthe Plaintiff SO, )
J 600. Jury disagreed.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-02-19
P0CKET-BOOK lOSTI

1 OST ON SATURDAY, December
kZ 9th. he!ween G. c. Hubharu's and James
Thompsnn's Grocery, in ST. Cairsvie, fair leather
pocket book, Containing tiI! in bank notes, a road
receipt given by cob Fry nan 10 the undersigned
and mute gwen hy Joseph kithcsrt for s.. Auy
one finding the packet oook ana above descri ed
etItenIs and turning it TO the subscriber iesy-
ing it al The ChTonic1 once. will he literally re
warded. lde15l NILSSON WOoDMANSEE.
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State of Ohio Belmont County.
Court Of Commoa Pleas Petition for Par.

James Homage and Jane his wife, FlsiniiGs
George W. Davis and Catherine Davis his wife
George Williams Catherine FiIiisms Harrison Viii
Jams. Ann VILLAINS Agnes EiIliams and Elizabeth
Williams. and Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail Road
Company. Defendants.
The several Defendants are hereby notified tha,
the Plaintiffs the 3D. day of sJanuary 1885, flied
their Petition for Partition in the Court aforesaid
against said Defendant demanding partition OF lots
No. q & 66 a. No on the town plot of Yes. Fhesl-
ing, said county, and for the assignment of dover
70 Catherine Bavis, widow of James Williams. dec.
that an order for said partition will be asked at the
next term OF said Court. and the Defendants are
hereby Motif 10 appear aud answer the same
before Ias 2JIh of July Isl.
JAMES II EORNAGE. and
JANE his wits,
par MIitlr PENNINGTON, thsir AtI'y.
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A pMlNIsTRAToR,s NOTICE.

N DMIN 10 Nh Oh . NUIICk.
"a Notice is hereby given that Al the Probate
Court for Belmort county, the undersigned have
been appointed and qualified Administrators with
the will annexed Of the Estate of John Koenrz dec
late OF Belmont County o.
All those indebted 10 said estate requested ts
make immediate payment. and those having claim:
against said Estate are notified to present ihen fol
settlement within one year from this date.
SOEOMAN H0GUE and
ASA GARRETSOS. Admr
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Commercial Mattfrs.
ST. CLAIRSVILLE MARKET.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY JAMES THOMPSON,
GROCER, CORNER OF MAIN AND MARIETTA SITS.
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BELMONT COUNTY, OHIO.

1 = IUlH KsuH nus u NU,f IaIIIEIiIs,
John z. Dcary & Price Yost, Defendants
The defedau; Price Yost is hereby notified that on
the ;hday of August, A. ID. Is56, petition was
fed By the above named pla ints against the abov
named defendants, in the Clerks office OF the Com
mon Pleas Court OF salt county, and is now pending
the object and PRAYER of which is TO recover judg
ment against said defe' dants for Eighty five "a 100
dollars iih intere ST from July Is 1856 An order
of attachment has also been issued in said action,
The said Yost is required to answer said petition by
March II, 1857.
4. w. C,STOS, Clerk,
D. D. r. CoWEN, Plifs Atiy.
ja22Gw
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Ntlu AObertistmelds.
Court of Common Pleas, Belmont
County, Ohio.
Henry Aminons, Plaintiff


George S. Thompson, Defendant
Said defendant is hereby notified that the I2ih |
day of February I55 ssd pIainiitf filed his petition
in Said Court against him. the object and prayer OF
which Is Ioni him Sl20,,0 with in,e rest
from January 1851 for services rendered him his
agent sell la nd. and that he 10 require answer
said petition before the 25th day of April 1857
The said defendant W i'll also take notice that the
Clerk said Court issued, the of filing said
petition order OF attachment for said of SIe0 GV
10 with nteres; from January I. 1857
s. w. GASTON. Clerk.
CowEN & HoGE, ATTY for PI,d.
feIe6w
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Attachment.

Attachment.
Edmund G. Morgan Robert E. Carothers, partners
under the firm name of L. G. Morgan 4 Co.. Plainti;fs
William Woods, defendant.
Before Wilmeth Jones Justice Of the peace in and
for RiehlaId Township. Belmont County, ONO.
The diendenI William floods is hereby notified
that the 18th day of January A. ID. lsJ7 said Jus
tiCe issued order attachment in the shove action
for the of fifty dollars and thin CENTS and
the probable costs. E. MORGAN & co.
ST. Clairsviile. Jan. 18th. 1857 ja223,
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WHOLESALE MARKET.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY THoBuRN & HAD
DEN, GRoCERS, 43, MAIN STREET,
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WEDNESDAY EVENING Feb. IL.
WHEELING RETAIL MARKET.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. Is, 1857

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY THoBURN Il HAD
DEN, GRocERs, 43, MAIN STREET.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-02-19
Ery sipclas. scrofrla, Ein:'s Evil, rsttss
1uinnrs md Salt II helm.

F,r' IlC,,r.He Er,tsat = 3. Los;iS. Fth T. isS-
Dk AYR: T0ur Fill, the IArsKoa of Al tbs. .
grst N, Ice They have cared ny itsls s.aShh>
{ ll.-yuS upon teI hal's = .-e .t hSi proved
,r Sr Her mother kzs 5Se7 lcaK SrsrO5<
sf 'aI with hotches and riHIpl.s her skin an u
r,r Isi- Afer chill sarsd. sio also s-si ys.r
pi,f.. IN they A-s cared ber. ASs NuEGKiDSk
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Hhcrmatisn'. NeGraigir, snd Gouf,

Ptr.-=i IL, -. sAvASS II. GI- -Ea- &, lSSe-
T"v'rKn E:1'i he r7SrS:.fS toT the -elst yvsr
~ ia, A,uC. iF 1 i. uot =: E.N tsss in ,ss
A c,lf s.;i,,, niy .:l< a1I - -N-iv1ssi;Ax
rs,vgsie psiat. with ra--i n caiU'is rA-LnsilA's
Slip Lat dc 'si - .sssIsss. ;As dJ-s>-e
-rrv wtrS ;.l: Un;s-. S:,- 10 49, 81. 5xce>
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CO. O. them ! Gsu entirety W-H.
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GEO. ]. GRIFFIN, Hsz-ras.r.
Indigestion and IEyurity of the Blood.

ffoa. Ecr J. 7 Hses Tistcs q 4isri 1S'rS+, Esssss-
pE AYEK: have uzs,l yr,.r Pils with eIlTsorEnars
I;.y t.Isy snj Aioig thuss cArl 10 Was
distress To %ic ;i:s @! "a ,eS-S Son .z1 party
:h- ll,nt :l,y tie very lest rSni~ly lsvs
kIo-r and cen cHrhi.a:i. rsooL4n-nl th-Sn "a ~
..sa.i. Yours. J. Y. HIAE2
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SE-Irz CHiXsrE. F'Tpr RCts-- Ia. ssr. t.t.
Dr.. ArsS: have l--n -n:ir-y cir- ~ yerg F.is -
Rheumatic Gv:sts prHiCl Gss-ss "a: '.1 = '.t .s
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eASIs TRIED DURING PRESENT TERM CON-
MRNclEG FEBRUARY 10. 1857.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-28

TUESDAY, APRIL %, 1857.
Robt. Hatton, ESQ.

We find the following card from Mr..
HArroN in the last number of the Lebanon
Herald. He has not been a candidate for
Congress. Members of the American
Party, friendly to him, have desired a
Convention with view to press his claims
to nomination. No convention has been
held, and unless he shall be nominated by
such body, it is evident from his card that
he will not become candidate:
Mr. EDIToR:-I arm in receipt. almost daily,
of communications from my political friends
in this District, soliciting me TO announce my
self a candidate for Congress, subject to a c N
vention. In reply to them, and for the infor-
maion of those who may not understand my
position, | desire to say, what have uniform
ly said to those who have approached me in
person upon the subject.
without any solicitation on my part, my
name was brought before the public. It was
done by those who desired that / should be
the candidate for Congress of the Americans
and Wings of this District.
To those who have spoken or written to
me on the subject, have simply replied, If 1t
was desired by my party, 10 the District, that
| should be their candidate, and that desire
was properly expressed, should run. Other
wise, did not intend TO. Otherwise, l did
not desire to. Yours Respectfully,
ROBERT HATTON.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-28
Letrer from John A. mcEwen, ESQ,

Editors Of the Patriot:-In your uaper of the
10Th inst's perceive call on me to become can
oloa'e Tor Congress. If understand the meaning
OF -hsrpeth, 1t lie, that declare myself candi-
oate, without the nomination of convention
many solicitations CT the same character have been
urged upon me privately by partial and too jealous
i''enos' These suggestions have uniformly dis
couraged, and / perceive no reason for changing
my determination at present. see no necessity
Tor departing from the tme-honored usage of all
parties. and none the less Of the American party,
10 submit all such questions to the decision of a
convention. Should such a convention be called,
have already determined not to be candidate for
lis nomination, believing that this will most con-
tribute TO the harmony of the party, If which
l am a member. 1t should be the object of
every true American, discarding all selfish corsid-
erstions to do what he can to maintain the sdvan-
tage of bis party, when il is in the majority, and
to press forward its triumphs when it has never
been crowned with success hold an earnest be-
lief in the doctrine, that Americans should govern
their country" There is scarcely section Of the
State, 10 which / have not done what could to
sustain this principle. believe that it is the true
and vital policy of the country. We cannot risk the
passage Of this District into the hands of those,
who deny this political truth. Such can be the
only tendency of every step toward disorganizatou,
with what ever motive it may be taken. Soon
after the creation of this Congressional District |
had the honor of being nominated on the Scott
electoral ticket. Our opponents happened to be
led by gentleman of superior talents, accurate
political information and great personal WORTH Il
was my good fortune to come out of that contest
with an Increase OF several hundred upon the legi
mate majority OF the District, the complexion Of
which has ever since been regarded as certainly
anti-Democratic. Although no individual can claim
the exclusive honor of such result yet no one
who in any degree contributed to it, should now be
willing to destroy the fruit Of SO noble work. Or
to that time, it had been the usage in the District
and throughout the State, to yield the Congrt ssion
al field to the Elector. In that instance, conven
ton decided otherwise. and their verdict was un
complainingly submitted to. In that decision,
recognized and submitted to the doctrine that the
offices OF the country belong to the people, and
that they utterly without honor unless obtained
with the free and hearty preference of those who
bestow them. have too long acted upon this prn.
ciple, now to discard it, and to throw myself into
contest too often decided against the known
wishes of the people. There may be no law Of
politics by which the citizen can decline Office,
when honorably rendered him, but there is certain
y none to justify seeking it at the cost of dsor
ganiz ng or destroying bis party.
Respectfully, JOHN A. McEWEN.
April 81, 1857.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-28

The New ORLEANS, Jackson AND GREAT NORTH
ERN RAILROAD We mentioned yesterday evening
the arriv ! in city, from Jackson Miss ofGov.
McRae and Writ Adams, Esq. Butwe did not add
that these gentlemen arrived from that place, in
Ills, in fifteen hours from the time Of starting.
Such, however is the fact. They went from
Jackson TO Brookhaven, the present termi-
nus Of the Great Northern Railroad, by stage, in
nine hours, thence TO this CITY. by the cars, OF
that road. in six bours-total, fifteen hours, to-
wit; from o'clock on Sunday morning to halt-pist
IL o',lock that night The usual tine taken to
come FROM Jackson, by Vicksburg, tn New Orleans
is iy hours, and the distance il 40 miles; while
by the railroad, il Is but ls3 miles.
Here is specimen of tie saving in time. trouble,
and expense, OF course, which is be the result Of
The completion of this enterprise, 10 a state Of
such Aattering forEsrIness, and OF its connection
sith the other great thoroughflres Of iron that.
when ueited are enable the traveller TO go from
his to New York within three days. at the iTthest,
,nd to intermediate points in proporiouslly short
pices Of lime. That good time coming" il rap
IDLY approaching, with al the countless aud inesti-
mable advantages il is sure 10 bring in with it.-R
o. PicdyEHe.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-28
For the Nashville Patriot.
Smith County Elections.

MEssRs. EDIToRs-As we have no paper in our
County, and your very valuable sheet is more ex
teusively circulated in it than any other, ask to
mention one word to our friends through its COL
umns. We are getting into 'snarl" as to a Coun-
ty Representative. Everybody can see that and
our enemies are chuckling over it. Four, six or
eight apirants to the next Legislature. That won't
do. We are to have a convention it is true to sc
lect to rum and to elect, but if are tn ose
each one of them, and their friends, who are can
didates will BE- ehagrined and their eXertions in
behalf of the party lessened, by being defeated
before the Convention. Now the proposition
have to make is this that we must meet in con-
vention on the lst. Monday in May next, and unan-
imously nominate our favored and favorite young
friend and Representative, WILLIAM w. WARD,
Esq. | know that be has declined letting his
name be run before the convention and has resist
ed strong entreates to make the race, but from
recent Developments, and to save dscord think
by nomination he could be induced to run. His
talents, integrity, and personal popularity, if he
will run will make the way clear in
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For N. Patriot.


MEssR. EDIroRs:-The time Is now near at hand
didate 30 bear our Guoernatorial STANDARD ia the
coming canvass. Permit me, one who is not
politician, but observer OF political events to OF
fer few thoughts for the consideration OF those
whose inclination and duty call upon them 30 par
ticipate in the making Of nomination. Fir,,, then,
all personal and local considerations should be yet
aside. Secouly, a man should be selected, who has
the qualities OF good Stump Orator and eanvasser
aud as lar from personal or political objections as
possible TO our adversaries. Theimporance OF the
drss proposition is conceded by sll-wlthOut hes-
,aton, and the second Is not less evident upon re-
Election. That be shoaId be as isIle Objectionable
70 eur advers ,ries personally and politically pos
sItle, is highly necessary in view OF the majority
We have TO overcome, and for the same reason be
should be a good slsctionseser OF the stump as
we'll as on il. That he should be good speaker Is
imperative, fran the tscs that the people Of Ten
nessee are accustomed 10 good stump orators a.
candidates for oEice. especially for Governor and
our adversaries have not been amss IN this psrtie-
al as the nomination Of /. @. harris tesgi6es 20
sill sho have heard Kim.
Now, n ssrs Ediios can we,6nd man combining
.hsss qualities aad Recommendations 1 think We
can, knov we have thsm.
in hrieny abiding 70 some whose names have
been mentioned IN coaeeeiioa with the sablsct.
wish to promise BY siAsiEg shas doa' presume any
log member Of cur party would object 10 them,
know I would net. Il ne'nlnstsd. noe do intimate
OlIecsious now from any osaer consideration ihAn
desire 10 see the Stale 81 Tennsssss again rsssms
Der ancient and honorabs pssisioa IL The sisFhOoa
o. States.
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southern Shcool Books.

The Baltimore Patriot says it has been re-
quested by JAS. LYONS, E>q., President of the
late Savannah Convention, to ask that the COM
mittee appointed by that body to take the
subject of "Southern school books under their
auspices and select and prepare such series
of books, 10 every department of study, from
the earliest primer to the highest grade of lit
erature and science, as shall seem to them
best qualified to elevate and purify the edu-
cation of the South" to meet at Columbia,
S. c., on the 18th of May next. The commit
tee consists of Professors Bledsoe and McGuf-
fey of the University of Virginia, and Presi-
dent Smith of Randolph Macon College, Vir-
ginia; Hon. George Z. Badger, and D. L.
Swain of North Carolina; the Right Rev.
Bishop Elliott and j. Hamilton Cooper of
Georgia; Professor John Leconte, Rev. J. Ii.
Thornwell, Rev. J. w. Miles and Rev. DR..
Curtis of South Carolina; President Tallmadge
OF Georgia; DR.. Lacey of North Carolina !;
Ashbell Smith of Texas; President Longstreet
of Mississippi; DR.. Garland of Alabama;
Charles Gayarre of Louisiana; DR.. Richard
Fuller of Maryland; and DR.. Alonzo Church
of Georgia.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-04-28
GRAND FREE-SOLL RALLY
IN NASHVILLE!
INTENSE EXCITEMENT !

A GRAND MASS MEETING Of free-soilers viii come OF
II al the Of Broad and Gu cry Streets in Nssn-
vIe on MONDAY, the 4 b Of May Bex At n oelpsK. A.
NJ, vh and where anticipate Of the most exciting
eoatests witnessed In Nashville On hat oceasoa Il
will be eft th- croSd decide whq become toe for
purchaser that vi abe property kno n. me
BELL PSOPE trf. and eh is divided as foaoss:
one Lot fontnF a. feet Broad corner Of Cher.
~, with front Of ls0 feet on cherry street
Two Lots fronting 30 feet street aad run.
ming back $50 feet allies.
One Tot fr0ng 20 feet broad and running bark
$50 feet 90 alley Including The Ia &c and conn 01ious
sion, one Of the 0esi-b llI b a the citF.
THIS last Lot has foo; alley side aud al the
Los have eighteen foot alley Is the re.F.
fhis free sh aud every Is invited TO pitch 10
provided they We tue uisite baekn Wis., Caa Prome
70 ~ he consideration, onehhh the lst January, 1855
l. So arm the LIST January 1884, aud one 9Th the ii
January Sc2 with tBeFesg from date which promises
n be ids writing. redesahe 10 bAnk and win
actary aers Be puactaA Al II oeac you night miss
al The flB. A. v. 5. LISDsLEY
4. 4. GLAscOck, Ancti0neer april