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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-05-07
AN ACT

To amend section twelve OF the act entitled "sn act
relating 10 Dover, passed January %, lo23.
SECTION ]. Be 1t ssaetsd Sy ths General y7ssen5Iy
of the State Of OHIO, That section twelve o.
entitled IAN act relating 10 dover, passed January
2e, 1923, be amended read fOllows Section
l2. Thai when dover snail be aecreed any peti-
tIon filed aforesaid, the court shall appoint three
iudicious, dlsinterested of the vicinity, in the
county where such lands may be situated who are
not OF Kin TO either OF the parties interested
their order the sheriff OF the county in which the
land is situate. commanding him by the the
comm ssoneIs, to set oil anu sssigu such dover 10
such petitioner IN manner forth the decree,
and Tie commissioners and sheriff 10 " HON such order
Is direc ted snail in all things obey the same and
turn their proceedings therein 10 the said court al
such time the count shall appoint; and such assign
ment, If approved by the Court, shall be entered
the ords thereof and be tnenceoh valid and
effective law; VIII OF seiZIng shall fhereupon
sue from The said the Sheriff OF the county,
who, the receipt thereof shall dslIveT idow
iuI possession vi her dover assigned 10 her afore
said.
SEC g That the original section twelve of the act
to which this Is an amendment, be and the
hereby repealed.
SEC. 3. This act shall take effect from and after
its passage.
JOSEPH TRUESDALE,
Speaker, pro TEN, of the House of Representatives.
LESTER TAN LOR,
PIeSident of the senate, pro- TEN.
/, Columbus, March IL, Io57.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-05-07
AN ACT

To authorize Justices of the Peace and Mayors to
purchase Warren's "Ohio Criminal Law and
Forms
SECTION /. Be II enacted BY the General Assem-
6ly Of the State Of Ohio, That each Justice o. the
Peace and MayOri the State OF Ohio be authorized
to expend a sum not exceeding two dollars and
fifty cents out of any fines by them respectively
collected in criminal cases, during the year COM
mencing on the fifteenth day Of February, 1851, ior
The purchase Of "Ohio Crlminal LAW and Forms, "
by VI. Warren: Provided, that the successor Ot any
Justice or Mayor, who shall have purchased said
book, shall not expend any fines in the purchase
thereof
SIC. .. Every Justice of the Peace land Mayor
who shaH Il purchase said book shall deliver the
same to his successor in office.
SEC. 3. This act shall taks.effect on the passage
thereof JOSEPH TRu ESDALE,
Speaker, pro tenn Of the House OF Representatives
LESTER TAYLORl
President of the Senate, pro tenn.
Columbus March IL, 1851
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WHOLE NO 976

1853 he so amended ad follows: Section IS
1fudgmen he rendered in favor of the defendant il
the action the attachment shall be discharged and h
property attached or its proceeds shall be returned
him unless the plaintiff shall within certain time tC
be hxed by the Justice, give undertaking for
peal TO the Court of Common Pleas which time sh al
not exceed ten days; during which time 50 fixed b.
the Justice the property shall be retur ned tn
defendant, and in case of appeal by either party th
attachment shall be continued in and determined b,
the Court OF Common Pleas in the same manner as
though said attachment had been issued from said
Court of Common Pleas.
SEC. .. That when the plaintiff shall appeal tn,
undertt king shall be al least in double :he amount
the appraised value of the property attached and
addition to the conditions now provided by law fol
undertakings in appeal shall contain provision iC
pay defendant all damage sustained ift hall be founG
in the Court Common Pleas that said attachment
wrongfully obtained.
SEc. }. That original Section As of the act &c
which this is an amendment be and tie same i,
hereby repealed
N.H.yAN WORRIES.
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives..
THOMAS h. FORD,
President Of the Senate.
February 90, 1857.
AN ACT
To amend section 49l of an act entitled An act to
establish code OF civil procedure," passed March
IL, 1858.
SECTION !. Be it enacted 5E the General Assemble
Of the STATE Of Ohio That section ~ The
tahlish code of vii procedure, passed March H.,
1883, amended by act passed March 81 1850,
titled ian act 10 aead sections 4s9, 400 49l of the
act 80 establish code of civil preceda &C., he
amended as TO read follows: Section 49l. Execu-
tion may be issued upon transcripts flied IN vacation
or durng term, At any time after id transcript
be filed, The If the judgments had been taken
in court, and the sheriff shall the other
executions: pr divided that such execution sale
shall be advertised and made ill after the term
alter the filing vi said Transcript and the liens shall
be provided in section 490 and in all sales of real
estate made executions issued upon transcripts the
sheris proceedings shall be examined and approy ed
by The Court as IN other cases.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-05-07
Speaker Of the House {
LES
President Of Il
Columbus. February Il, 1857.
AN ACT

AN ACT
Supplementary TO EMIT led act for the In
speclIon OF certain Articles therein enumerated,
passed March 9th, 1851.
SECTION 1. Be a. enacted by the GeHerai Assembly
Of the State Of Ohio, That any person acting in
spector OF flour, meat lard or butier or other article
sold by weight, in hogshead, cask, box, barrel, or
parts thereof the contents of which is by law subject
10 inspection he reby required inspect and
tify the weight therein, in connection with The quail
ly, and brand the same, which shall be conclusive
evidence between veuder and vendee at the lime oi
inspections; and whenever short weight shall be as
ceItained, or under tare marked, the inspector Sd
finding sha be entitled for every hOgshead, Cask or
boX containing one barrcl twenty cents and Tor
every barrel and under cents, the charges for
packing and Cooperage 10 be no more than tile
price paid such work the the inspection is
had, which shall be paid by the party demanding the
inspection, or parties may agree, but, in OF
forfeiture then the parties for whose benefit shall
be condemned shall pay all such charges; but in
condemnation takes place then the Inspector shall
be entitled to the for the inspection of weight he
now is lOr qualify but no more.
SEc. .. Any manufacturer OF -Four, meal, or packer
of meat, BITTER, lard, or any other article sold py
weight, packed, who shall undeimark the taIe upon
any hog ad. cask box barrel part thereof
put therein less quantity than marked OF branded
thereon, specified by law, shall, for such offence
forfeit the hogshead CASKS box, or barrel or parts
thereof and half the contents therein contained one
fourth the whole contents 10 20 1 the marty nnr
ed, who shall prosecute for the same, together witl
such other usmage he may sustain, and the Olhe
fourth TO the of the poor Of township wher,
the conviction is had, The balance 10 lie accounted io
the miller packer tho shall he poled by the
spector, hut such forfeiture shall not take place.
conviction he had, when the light weight shall havi
| been oceasioned aner leaving the manufacturer o
packer provided such packing had been done accord
NHv VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
LESTER TAYLOR,
President of the Senate, pro. TEN.
4 ttunbff oh
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-05-07
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
TrtsIutnI o.
Columbus. Feb. Il, ls51.
AN Act

AN ACT
To amend the act entitled An act of the
and procedure be Justices of the Peace and of
the duties of Constables in Civil Courts" passed
March lIth, 1853.
SECTION I. Be it enacted by the General Assembly
Of the state Of Ohio, That the forty th section of
the act entitled IAN act OF the jarsdc ton and pro-
cedure before Juscesof the Peace, and OF the duties
of Constables in Civil Courts, passed March Hth,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-05-07
N 1T. Nm NUIH ES,
Speaker of the Hou Sc oil Re representatives..
A y an
IN iIt'T


To amend the second section of the act entitled An
act for the Incorporation of Townships" passed
March IA, 1853.
SECTION l. Be it enacted By the General Assembly
of the State of Ohio, That shall be lawful Tor the
boards OF commissioners of the several count les
within this State 10 altar change the boundaries of
any township or townships within their respective
counties by attach ing part OF one township TO
other, o. by laying OH and designating q new town
ship fIom The territory OF one more townships oil
the same county, whenever il shall be made tO ap
pear necessary expedIent by petition for that pur
pose slgheG Ly majority OF the hOuseholders resid-
ing within the bounGs of The part proposed TO be at
tached, or Ie proposed new township. the case
may be, and majority of the trustees in the tow
or townships changed altered by the creaIion Of.
or alteration OF such township; provided, that al
least thirty days prev lous notice OF such intended
Dllcatlon shall be hrst given by advertisement al
three public places within the bounds OF the territory
proposed TO be altered changed, and the ComnIs-
sioners shall boundaries of such town IN
or townships, go changed altered, be Orded
in hook to be kept IOr that purpose and shall give
10 every new township laid oil, such apprOpr late
name they may think proper provided, that no wo
townships III any one county shall be set oil aId III
corp0Iated by Ihe same name.
SEC. . That the second section of the act entitled
an act for the Incorporation Townships" passed
Match IL, le53, is hereby repealed.
N. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House of Representatives..
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-05-07
AN ACT

To amend an act entitled An Act for the Preyen-
iUn vi GanIng," passed March l2Ih, loSl.
SECTION. 2. Be it enacted By the General Assem-
by oj the Sad Of OHIO. 1 hat any person bringing
any aciIOn or suit authorized by the act enltled
An act Tor the Prevention OF Gaming" passed
III arch Il, 1881, Tor tie recovery OF any money or
other valuable tEing lost BY playing al any game
or games, or by means OF any beI or wager, shall
be entitled to order tor the of he defen-
uaRI, beUTe after Judgment favor OF the plain
nl on filing affidavit in the office OF the Clerk
Of the Court in which the action is brought, SET
ting forth the Specialmatter. showing the facts up
Oh which the action is foundso and also rcuting
the undert aking required 10y section -one-hundred
iory seven, Ut the act entitled AN act To esIab-
ish Code Of Civil Procedure" passed March IL,
1853, and the proceedings with respect TO said or
der OF arrest shall be i'll conformity with the pro-
visions OF the Code foi Civil Procedure in other
cases uf orders OF arrest authorized by the same.
JOSEPH TRUESDALE,
Speaker, pro tenn, OF the House OF Representatives.
LESTER TAYLOR,
President OF Senate, pro TEN.
Columbus. March II, ls5T
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-05-07

SEC. g., This act shall take effect on the ffth
Oa' - ~ " JOSEPH TRUEsDALE.
Speaker, pro TEN, Of the House Of Representatives.
LESTER TAYLOR,
President of the Senate, pro TEN.
Columbus; March II, 1851.
AubIroR's 0PYIcs,
st. Clairsville.
1 hereby certify that the foregoing Acrs are
correctly copied from the certified eopics furnish
ed this ONCE. s. GRESSlNGEh,
Auditor Bel. co.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-05-07
AN ACT.
To amend an act entitled ian act to provi de for
the organization OF CIIies and Incorporate i Vii
iages, passed May Sd, 1852.

To amend an act entitled ian act to provi de for
the organization OF CIIies and Incorporate i Vii
iages, passed May Sd, 1852.
SECTION |. Be ii enacted By the General A ssem-
Jiy Of the State Of Ohio, That section twenty five
oil an actIo provide Tor the organlza non vi cities
and inco rpora ted Villages passed May ), 1852
be 50 amended as TO read as follows: ALI nuncip-
al corporations, organized 10 be organized under
this acI, except incorporated Villages Tor speciu
purposes, shall have power 10 regulate Or 'pToIIbi
N lhealIlcal exhibitions and puUllc shows, and all
exhibitions Of whatever name or nature, Tor which
money or any other reward is ia any manner de-
manded or received: Provided, that lectures on
historic, literary scientific subjects shall not
come within the provisions vi this section; 10 re-
gulae or p:OhbIl tlIe. sale OF all horses other
domestic animals public auction, In the streets
alleys or highways; IO regulate and license. or
prOhIOlt the uucuonecring ot goods, wares and
merchandise, imported Into an. SUE city or in
corporaIed village tor tine purpose vi being sold al
public auctions tO regulate all CARTS wagons, ,drays,
hackney cUaches oninlbuses and every descI iptIUI
Of carriages, which may BE- kept tor hire, ami all
livery stables; 10 regulate Iayerns, and other
houses ior public enterlainment, and 10 regulate
prohIbit ale d porter shops aad hou.es and
places tor significant Or habiiual resort tor upling
andlntempt rance
SIC. 2. That the original section twenty five,
aforesaid, be and the same is hereby repealed.
n. h. VAN VU1HES,
Speaker of the House oil Representatives
LESTER IAl LOR,
PresidenI Of the Senate, pro tenn.
Columbus, March d, 1857.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-05-07

ObA character, like kettle, once mended
lways wants mepding.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-05-07
Speaker of the House of Representatives..
President of the Senate pro. tenn.
Columbus, February IO. 1857.
AN ACT
To prevent the spread of disease among

To prevent the spread of disease among Sheep.
SECTION l. Be IL enacted 6y the General Assembly
Of the State Of Ohio, That any person Icing the own
er oil sheep, having the charge, who shall
turn out or suffer any sheep having any contagious
disease. knowing The TO he SO diseased 10 run
at large upon any Common, highway or uninc!osed
ground, or who snail sell any such sheep, know ing
lbe same TO be diseased without fulIy disclosing the
fact 10 the purchaser, shall b. deemed guilty of a
misdemeanor, aud be punished by fine of not less
than twenty dollars and not more than hve hundred
dollaIs 10 De recovered like other penalties OF like
nature: Provided, That nothing Lerein shall Change
The night OF anv sustaining damage from the run
ming at large or sale OF such sheep in bringing SUIT Tor
the recovery thereof defending against any
brought upon sale of such sheep
SEC. 9. This act shall not be construed TO
prevent any person owning such diseased sheep from
driving the same along any pubic highway.
n. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-05-07
AN ACT
In xnln.i 10 lInnositinnn

IN reTatllg 10 DepnsltOns.
SECTION ]. Be t enacted by the General J9ss embll
Of the State Of Ohio, That in all in which it is
lawu to take dispositions ami TO which the act here
matter mentioned does apply, they may be taken
and authenticated upon the notice and IN the manner
prescribed in The entitled IAN act to establish
eoIs ~tvif procedure and no other noIies au
thentIcstIon shall be necessary: and tney be
ken belo any OiGer authorized by said acI 10 take
deposiIiuns.
N ii. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the Hou Sc oil Re representatives..
LESTER TAYLOE.
President OF the Senate, pro. TEN.
Columbus, February 10, lo57.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-05-07

The Hindoo uses an intoxicating drug
called 'bschism' Gan extract Of Indian hemp)
to produce sensations as pecult~f, though
altogether difere nj, from thcse OF opium
He becomes intoxcaIe but not with things
of the imagination. Minutes seem to him
like hours, and hours ike years; whispers
sound like rolling shunder, sparkling waters
assume the most gorgeous colors, green Pur-
pie, blue, and gold. 1t is remarkable thata
number Of persons who have been rendered
inssasible-a common, but loose term-by
drowning, relate their experience Of sensa-
tons very similar to those produced by the
hlchish.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-05-07

To amend an act entitled An Act for the Proven
tiUn vi Gaming passed March l2Ih, 1881.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-02
FitS.-Their Durability.

Ba.CEvrLLE, rrumbull couutv, o. July 1859.
Dr. rUnuf, Sr-two yeArf age last Aprl called with
my son to have him sated for % lie had had them every
low weeks for year and hafbeorp AFTER you prescribed
he had hut Oue and has had none sincs lhen. I ~
NaFou other medcinet had been gwen without benefit
and our Fphysician said he couldbe cured,
Your, truly SOLOMON HUBER.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-02
LIST OF-R1ANDB

And Town Lots and parts within County Of Ohio
etured D. g1uent by ao Treasurer Of said County, with The
1a ~ and Interest for year A. D. 1855, and simple
Taxes Of year A. D. 1855 ,.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-02
MOnnneltaI DagaerreOtYpe Cases

A method has long been sought foe, TO insor
10 .. dur able manner Daguorreotype Likenesses
70 Head Stones and Monuments. have been
nuiact uing these cassI for the last two years,
and can warrant them to SECURE she picture for a
long number ofyeau.
Tha outside case IL made Of Parian Marble and
the boz hich encloses the picture and keep 3 10
state Of great preservation Tor long numb o,
years, is made Of brass tcFeto bor Il m"Ae
q very neat Job on Head Stone or Monument
They are used 10 Greenwood Cemetery, Mount
Auburn, Laurel Hill, and many other CsuletrisS in
the United States.
A liberal discount made 20 Marble Dealers and
OagueHeOiy pists Price from S2,25 each to 1880
A circular Of engrayings will Be sent 10 any ad.
dress Tree, viii pheelist. Address,
L. BALDWIN. Ag't Of N ,asolsum
I2-3m 335 Broad
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-02
When the niitgihution win take place.
TERMS or UBSCRLPTTON

Every suhscrhef Of throe dollars is entitled 20
A COPY Of She splondid steel tngNiug, "saturda,
Keopy orapy of,he following 81 Magazines one year
al&o
Aropy Of the Art Journal one yasf, spd '----
Ticket n tho Annual nistiihuuon ofNerss uf Att.
Thus evc s3phid, aportoa not dhy fea abeautifu
Engraving Magazine hut aso receives tho Ar
Journal year sad Tickctin the Annual nstihuuon,
making four dollars worth offeadnr matter hciides the cl
It, by which valuable paintng ofpecc ofstauay maybe
received In addition
Those Who prefer Magazines tho Enefaviug Saturday
Night can have c,erof The onowiueuae yehf, iiepefS
Magazine; GoeyS adys Book, United states Magazine,
kuirhofhnoker Magariue, Gahar Magazine nackW woods
Magazine, Southern Literary Messenger
Ne person resiticic 10 single share. Those takinf
Eve memberships rnmittur rs, ehttcd sx Enfra
vine and 10 sir ucket n the dsthhuton, "a any ayr
tho Magazines, one yeaf, and six tickcts.
Persons IN rcmttiur finds CIR menbctsin, will pleas,
crstcr the letter atu Post OGloc prevent l0ss
ept Of which, rcrn6ratc Of Mrmhofshin together yiu
he Engraving Magazine Desired, will Do forwarded q
snv parsf uhe country b..
Fot luHhctpwlcolar,,sre the November An Ioumal,ss
iroe on application,
For membership, .i apny 70 " pTrrNouu.
tlon. Sect. rnin, OHIO.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-02
wATsoNs TEN DOLLAR PATENT
Family Sewing Machine. {


STATE and County Rights for using and ven.
ding this highly valuable invention can be se-
cured by application 10 the subscriber.
This invention is one Of the most complete and
useful labor saving improvements of the age;
capable Of doing ten times a. much work as can
be done by hand, aud Of doing it in far superior
manner.
The low price Of ten dollars, at which they are
'tailcd will place them within. -
rhe reach Of almost every fImily and
H.r seamstreHs. ftl
brought the Union, and' will enable purchasers
drights 10 whom machines are furnished at
arif Ofprices that will secure 70 them profit of
Ine hundred per cent? 70 realize for their IN.
yestment and labor, ,the highest and most satslac
tory remuneration. ..fs..
Rights will be placed within the reach Of exery
enterp ising business man, and upon such terms
as will insure success, and render iher possess
ion a sure, ready and constant source of profit du
ring the continuance Of the patent
For further information, inquire in person or
by mail Of
JOHNSON & wHYTE,
ParlOr "a, American House,
1 Cleveland, Ohio.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-02
ISAAC sTAJIB'S PATENT no lTABlE
GRINDING MILLS

For horring wheat, rdntinrctrnm trm
Nc, as wei whole corn, ,coh alN, nsit s
'aleh iuto good fine cob audyorp lccdu ong operation
These celebrated Mills I mauuhcturc ou OF the ieu
qu,lity Of French Buu Blocks, with much care hula
dilRFcnt Sizes pficestNnelb from eighty I've 70 two
hundred and 6y dolsrt These mills ir0ntinue tism
c cUrron, Of a opposition, and superior all por.
poses, especially foI wheat Touring. t .....
Also-Stauhi Patent Portable Saw MN, called King
of the Woods 20 |
Thiss an ingcnons and useful saw.Nilll to make lum
bri In the woods This mill pe run by ANIMAL steam
wateTpowcr. F
Those Wishing 10 know fully about the principle upon
which they hnt and the ptoes of each size well ~
ne terms OF snlc &C. will please address ne asking
description which will mail andpostpoy Those
,Btun,yWi write tn plNo readable language, the name
Rul state.
oWoe ,IsAACSrAUB, Patouiee and Pror.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-02
no Teachersl !

Merijngt forte examination ofttachcrt winbe held a.
the court house ru, each Saturday uutil December
eOh 1851 also each saturday w Merrh, April and
Nav nndIon the third Saturdays Of January and June,
tsS7 Examinations 20 commvnce NJ o'clock, Y. NJ
tfs Increased demand tor wELL euAlFIEn teauhers,
vi, a. he Increased facilities Cor acquiring the requisite
atoms have indicated TO the examiners the pro.
i,,,irty ~ ,dysnclnv with The tives.
The following grades ofceriidcalst WILDE itsuadtu
4 for pvr,rs. fftie iut one "A GOOD.
; fot0ncnth,, pndgtaAs9 ~. PI LARS,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-02
AuDrTOR's OFFIcE, SENRoA CoUN1T. }
CITY Of Tiffin, December 9Th. A ID 1skel

Agb the provisions e an act entitled amend An act pre
scbng the duties ef County Auditors passed February hereby v
notice that the several tracts Of land town lots and
foregoing much thereof will the
will be sold the Court House in Tn tbS second
January A. (bng the l2b said month unless %
interest and penalty be paid before that time
JAMES NJ STEVENS Au5itor
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-02

corr TO THE 0HfTuH Or o. ms oLU9 o. TO-
letters ooatuinng nahey thouidbe FegFesed aud direct
Cd plainly and they will q rtk, otherise
not Responsible iOF them.
R specimen eoplas viii b sent free post masters,
aesnts and an Who wish got up elubiO e Otbsus
receipt Of four Ia stamps The eHpenao Of registering
hoal{ eoa'' cpoFfrr a RtcFTow
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-01-02
RAIL ROAD NOTICE.

A MEETING Of the Stockholders Of the Tif-
q 6u ani Fort Wayne Rail Road Company
will be held on Friday, the % day Of January
next, az the office Of the Company, 10 1fmn, o.,
for The election ofDirectors and iransSctiug such
other busiuessas may come before the mesdng
when convened. l
- r. G, PENNINGToN,P President.
GEO. CAIRNS, Secretary.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-05-29
Hotels. E3aE1
Haemf,s EEnfaI.

fTNHE undersigned haying ratified tins pppnlar
II hotel, situated ON tEie south side of Pike
street. in about tile centre of CLARK sburg, RS
spectfulfy invites hts,old friends and te public
generally 10 give him acall. His aim is TO keep
the comforts ofa home. -
His table will be Supplied with all the market
affords. i9 80 g 81 III
His bar is stocked with a choice supply of the
best liquors. q Us
He has extensive stabEiug connected with the
house for the accommodation or droysrs and
others. "a &35ssa ss1-5'-il -. sl..453tf
Every attention viii be paid 10 all who may
favor him with call. 2 - ~. q
" sfi Es r 4 N. DENT.
je 90 ~ ..'. Proprietor, (,