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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-12

VAiAUA Il REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE.-being DESTROYS of closing the unsettled
conmodating terms the valuable real property sold
and conveyed to US, by deed, from Seymour r. Vial,
dated 18th November 1855, fronting lD7 feet 18th
Lot. with the large Brick Building thereon 81 the
of 18th and Gary streets. This property lies
in the centre of the business part of the city is,
perhaps, the most valuable real estate now offered
for sale.
del6 KENT, PAINE & KENT.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH:
FIrAccrAI, AND COsIMERCIAL,

...~srv---,-~--
ns.4ay Slsrnl.s, Jasaar, -, 1857.
= FINANCIAL AND COaIMERCiAL,
Sales Of sie,eoo VII GIN. sem Ss~ YORK; Friday
N o.LsAss. Jan. s-rhs nsws By the North Anne,
siss failed {, effect the cotton market which cont
nass arsf =. former rates. es sa ss,ss 0:y .sss
sss rssslst, are Is 600 bales ahead Of the re.
ceipts 10 the came period last year.
Jsesr 4swsy Melases 80 &c ne, SoIa.S sentE Mes
ths week have been $500 bass; the stock 10 $1,000
Hoprtr, Jan. THE sales of Cotton for the week
..sss on hand !. Middnss are quoted ct ia
cents.
BALTIMORE, Jan. io.-Flour 10 unchanged Sales
of Howard street at S7A Ohio 10 held firmly at the
Of red 4s 64s cents, and white at i550I5s cents.
Corn 10 without much change; sales at s0d6z cents
"hiskey had advance sales at r.
New YoRK. Jan. 10 Flour has advanced; sales Of
500 bbs.; State s.2o16 S.; Southern 6 95d7 20
Wheat IL arm salee Of 900 bushels white 1901 ~;
rcd SO Corn has advanced; sales OF zo0O0 bushels;
mixed II cents yellow IS cents Pork 10 dull and IT.
reeslsr; 20. Beef Ia buoyaut: repseksd Chice-
10 IA 75dai5. Lard 10 steady at l2se Whiskey 10
firm; Ohio 2sic Stocks are dull AID lower; Cumber-
land Coal Co. H. Va Gs 90. Sterling Exchange is
dull.
Richmond Marketss jim. lVs
FLOUR.-There 10 yet nothing doing in Flour for
shipment Navigation being closed the shippers are
NOT dssrous Of purchasing.
WHEAT.-There il more Stiffness In the "hest
market with an occasional sale Of choice whte
above recent quotations We hear of some sales ~
sI61. We however renew former quotations With IN
this qualification, viz: good to prime REQ Si'4o~
As: good to prime White 81 500l55 ~
-CORN-The market is firm; and sales OF ordlnsrs
new have beer made IS cts good at 20 cts though
not in very large lots
The THINGS WE ARE BUYING list OF I'M
portadons at New York, published every week. 70
az interesting study for the community in general
az well a. the importers, mechanic, ss well as the
merchant, our wives and daughters as well %
s.Youpa America" Last week something over q
million of dry goods thrown into the market
silks satins, Ievsts laces &c Our bill for lewelry
was 81 SIG We bought &T 500 worth of brandy,
1918 worth of gin, 5000 for porter, oSo for beer
and over So OG0 for ale In patent leather. tue sun
ny side of B,oadway Union Square. we sunk So, /,
$40 and for cigars tell 1t not in Gath or Gotham
F44 1853 Furs for the next sleigh ride, cost us q
tuHs over $4,000 For hemp there is not much
demand, only SI.l00. After hemp. naturally come
guns in that article the investme mt rather large ior
peaceful community-Sl2. 100 Our bill tor or
snaes was 1914, and for nuts S455 N T. TT
hume.
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F-A UEUHf1E r. FkWhAII, SHH'
Es13M die, Harness and Collar Manufacture,
kgn.y IN 18th street, between Main and Franklil
streets takes this method Of inyitiDg his
friends and the public to his stock Of SADDLkkf,
HARNESS and COLLARS. His work i, manufsc'
tursd Of the best materials and work snshp and he
is determined to sell on the most reasonable terms
He hiss added TO his business the mApufscturiss OF
oil kinds Of Collars Persons wanting articles in his
line win find il 70 their advantage 70 call and exam
inc his stock
and ON reasonable terms Ia lin
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COMMERCIAL SAVINGS BANk.-Char
~ tered BY the Legislature of Virginia, December
18th, l85S-Capitsl, $5G,0G0.--This Institution re-
ceives deposits which interest is paid at the rate
OF per cent. per annum if remaining on deposit SIX
month"; and per cent. for shorter periods
VIM. g. PAINE, President,
GEO. J. SUMNER, Secretary,
JNO. Il. MONTAGUE, Treasurcr.-
NH Is Office No. 153. corner Main and 18th SITS
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OCkSMITHS AND BELL.HANGERS.
IL The undersigned respectfully inform their friends
and the public in general that they have COM
menced the above business in all its branches 9th
street, between Broad and Grace streets. All work
done by will be warranted.
de S0-1m" M g. DELARUE BRO.
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AT COST, AT COST, AT COST.--I. l..
"A WE'LL is offering the greatest inducement to
purchasers His stock of Dry Goods is still COM
pfete consist ng of Merinos, Debeges. Mouslin de
LANES, Plsids. Apasss Prints, Flsnnels brown and
bleach Cotton, Linseys. 04 and II sheetnss. Bed
Blanlsts, Hosiery, Gloves and a great many Fancy
Articles which will be closed out at prime cost at
l. L. WELLS, No. s. Main street.
Jas Mansion House.
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In all 80 slaves were sold, and the average OF oie
and young including several children in arms reach
ed the very high figure OF $3.50.
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GA THE SUBSCRIBER has Oh
kA hand, to commence the ye ar, q good
I supply of Saddles, Brides aud Harness
of almost every grade, which he will SELF
very low for cash. The public respectfully in.
vted to examine my stock, as shall of eou'ss, sell
ing for cash, sell cheaper. Come one, then, come
all who intend spending your monsy, and GO. good
article for much less thaa the customary credit price
ALSO, a few new and Second Hsod Light Car.
nsses, which will be sold remarkably cheap
Please call at No, "a Main street, at the Carriage,
Harness and Ssddlery establishment Of
J. w. DENNIS,
Where the best of bar gains can he had Ia linn
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KENT. PAINE L co.
VIKGINIA sAyINGs BANK::-CHAR.

TERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF VIR-
0lNlA--cAPITAL loo, 900 DOLLARS.-Money re-
ceived ON depost In of i've dollars and upwards
on which interest a. tho Of per cent per annum
I. psid for sums remaining six months longer; for
shorter psrioda interest Ut tho rate Of per centu
The whole joint stock bound for the deposit
Deposits received, and certificates Issued by tia
Csshisr, 4 3. STAKE. atths ssors OF T. B. Spence,
corner OF Main and Governor streets Richmond Va
6AML 8. COTfRELk Pred6ent
Z. Stake, Cashier, y : : :
% 4-5m G. WALTHALL, Secretary
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RLEACHED GOOD 5 200 cases

RLEACHkD Il u ID 1000 cases al:
sorted, comprising the following styles viz
il unions, Hope, X Mt, Atlantic, &c.
78 Oconee, Granite State, Putnam, York Mills,
Spring River, Reading Samoset, Waverly Mills &c
fl Cars River, Hancock, Bancroft. Pettiquanms-
cut, Lonsdale, Wauhoo, Wsmsutta, Lynden, Impe-
rial. Extra Cumberend. New England, Manhattan,
Arctic Extra, N Y Mills &c. &c.
ALSO, BLEACHED AND BROWN
leo csses aud bales "a to 1874 Sheetings from the
peppeIeil Bates, Utica, Allsndsle and other cele-
brsted Mills
The above were purchased at the lowest October
prices, and will be sod ct smaller profit than the
actual advance upon the goods sinoe they wsiep
chased, ~ we are desrous to reduce stock prior
de3 KENT PAINE 4 co
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Il Just received, direct from New York, an assort-
ment of GREEN and B slack TEAS, of finest quail
ity which we WI sell cheap.
JAMES MCEWEN & co,
de A-lm 9Th st., opposite the New Market.
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MARBLE WORKS --!MIlLEh Il VIM
I've CENT, Dealers in Italian and American Mar
nile, and Manufacturers of MONUMENTS. TOMBS,
HEAD PIECES, FONTS, FURNIT URE MAR
BILE, sc, nearly opposite Second Baptist Church,
Main ct.
We respectfully invite the attention OF those in
want to stock on hand, which consists of
large and well finished assortment az can be found
at any establishment in thu city.
MONUMENTS of any size or design made to
Remember the place, and please give a call sf.
ter examining workmanship and prices elsewhere.
no 25-Sm
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NUTICE.-.The subscriber having remoy-
" ed to the WALL STREET HOTEL, the AR
BOUR will be closed for few dsys for the purpose
of uakiag alterations, when it will be opsnsd az Jain
by another proprietor. r. w. ALLEN
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NOAH Walk CIR g. CO.,

~ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CLOTHIERS, No SO Main IT.,
Branch Of the Baltimore House Most respectfully
ask the attention of the citizens of Richmond and its
vicinity to the stock of Ready Made Clothing which
they are just opening.
Possessing superior facilities for procuring and
making up the greatest variety of Domestic and For.
eisn Cloths, Cassmeres and Vestings, they ens-
bed to offer unusual inducements to customers, who
are respectfully solicited to give call be.
fore purchasing. Ally
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CA N0TlC E.--On hand and con
KHAN stantiy kept, sooo assortment OF eah
aIZAE dies, Harness and Brides, of which vi !
3 be sold very low for cash, or to punetual
customers, on the usual credit call 10 only want
ed at GOFFs Mandatory, No. Pearl st
WANTED.-An apprentice of good character
ia6-6
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SCHDDL OF ANIIENT AND liUDEnN
- LANGUAGES, AND OF MATHEMATICS
The undersigned intends to open in Richmond, a
Male school. in which youth will, by a systematic
course of studies, be prepared for the higher classes
OF our COLLEGES or be fitted for the active duties of
iie Aided by an experience of several years he
WILL by thorough instruction endss secure such
basis as will ensure success. The discipline viii
De mild, but firm, requiring compliance with whole.
some regulations. fhs number of pupils will BE-
limited Rooms on Grace street, between 25th and
18th streets.
TERMS. for session of five months, comrseneips
lst day Of July following:
for Ebghsn aubJects. 10 90
" Ancient Languages and Mathematician. 25 co
- French, Spanish and Italian Languages,
teach extra. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 co
" Board, including washing lights, fuel, &c
in the family of the undersisned, who
san accommodate seven or eight pupils, IS 90
Payments required, enc half en- entrance, remain.
der on 18th Of April.
Pupils will be charged from day OF entrance To thu
end of the session, and no deduction will be made for
absence, except Ia cases of protrseted sicknea-
Most satisfactory references can be given on annh
cation. For further information address the ands
signed in Richmond, Va.
ja5-dStaw6t" JOHN CARY
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SCHODL NOTICK..-The next - ssion ii
y the School At my house, imeadow Farm,l sever
miles from Richmond, will commence 90 MONDAY
18th inst, under the superintendsnce of Mr. q. r
RAGBY, . graduate OF Colambian College, and con
tinue ten moatbs.
TERMs-for Board and Tuition, $50
- my own. W. B. SYDNOR
Hanover. Jan. lat, 1851 In e-.-Stawf 2urs
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+ AIDES, BAZAAR. At 2O4 BROAD
IL street, between 4th and 5th streets, Rchrnc nd.
choice assortment of DRY GOODS, suit ID for the
and exclusively for Ladies' Vevets, Morie
Antique and other Trimmings, great variety Rib.
bons, Flowers. Embroideries, Gloves, Hose, &c
Also variety of articles: Ready Made Childrers
and Infants Clothes, hand and made TO to order;
Embroidery of every style executed In the neatest
manner All Of which will be sold Is per cent. less
than be purchased in the city.
de 2O-dlm
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WALL STREET HOTEL.
Board and Lodging, per day................&1 IS
Do do per Week.............. 90
Single Meals or Lodging. S7s
Breakfast at s; Dinner at /; Supper at e.
few gentlemen can be accommodated with
Meals BY ths week, month year. ia It's
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Goods called for and delivered free Of charge
i'll. MACDoNoUGH, Agent. 90 It's
49, NEW YuKK AND WIZ
Se6ZI GINA STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
~L<A1kNS The JAMESTOWN has been with
Szea9k drawn from the line for the present,
due notice will be given when resumes her trips
again; during her absence the ROANOKE, Capt
SKINNER, takes her place and will lesve Rev York
Saturday afternoon at O'Clock, for Richmond. Those
wishing to order goods from New York can do so BY
her. Passengers desiring TO take this ste amer Wi
get on board at City Point, and leave here on WE'D
NESDAY morning, by the Petersburg cara at ~
o'clock obtaining their tickets at Office South
side Of the Basin, on Mondays aud Tuesdays.
Fare through, including meals and stateroom &C
'0A''> '0A'''A'' 'A-' LUDLAM WATSON.
n. B.. The Roanoke will arrive here MONDAY,
to land her freight for this place L. w
ssfrITTTk FOR LYNCHBUkG.--The
only regular line freight boats, three
times week, TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS:
Canal Boat ts a,.. Tennessee Capt 81, 8 wj H
/" Richmond. 4" W: B. Smith.
Napoleon Napoleon, Geo. c. Lsyne.
These are all first class Boats, commanded by sxpe
rencsd Captains For fsish sspp5y t. Cox ..,,
Z E w EHASG t.s 81 ~ H OH. f
The Steam Boat CURTIS PECK,
CAPT. JNo. DAVIS, will ON and after Thursday next
leave the v haIf at Rockets every Saturday, Tues
day and Thursday mornings, at Ct o'clock, A M for
Portsmouth and Norfolk. and return each alternate
day, tsunday excepted leaving Norfolk at the same
hour 81 O'clock. A. M, touching at all the regular
landings on the River going and returning.
Passage and fare usual.
90 Is R. o. HASKTNS
DELLEVUE HOSPITAL I. ..This In.fiIu-
- lion IL situsi ed on Church Hill, Richmond Va
in delightful airy position, and 10 furnished with
every convenience conducive TO the comfort of pa.
tients and the successful trextment of disease.
The Lying-Iu Wards peculiarly sommodious
The Undersigned give thsir personal attendance To
ali patients placed under their charge.
" niteb .'......... ....................
Private accommodation. ............. Ito 10
These rates embrace all charges for Board Medi.
icines, and Medical and Surgical attendance.
n No Small Pox admitted.
PHYSICIANS:
JAMES BOLTON, n. D.,
Grace street, between 4th and 5h.
&Hk C. 3. MILLS, u. D,
18th street, between Broad and Marshall.
-e~ k.T. COLEAAN, ~. D.,
SO Corner Of 4th and Grace streets.
Resident Physioian--pr WOOD. sial-em
QEmOVAL..-kD. 70. KEELING hns re-.
~ moved TO bis new store. No, E6 Main street,
where he has in store au els2Ant assortment Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING, 8sss -
Z 4GENTLEhENs6 FURNISHING GOODS &C.
Also. good assoFtmsnt OF fine Cloths. Cassi asres
and VestiaHs. hich he win make up In best style
and on accommodating terms. js5-lm
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~ ID. DEMON has for sale 600 Enam-
-. eled Crates, Tenders, and Summer Pieces. en-
bracng Square Topped, Circle and Elliptic Patterns
These Crates are of my own manufacture, and shall
country promptly attended to- The Virginia Mocha
MICS Institute awarded silver medal, the hghe ct
premium, to SAMUEL D. DENooN for the best speci-
mems of Crates and Tenders Also, for sale. large
stock of Bells Brass Brick Moulds, &C. Apply my
Bell and Brass Foundry, No 225 Main street, between
9Th and 9Th west side, Richmond Va. oc 16--Ssa
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return my sincere thanks to the many friends and
customers who have extended to me their patronage
when alone. and solicit continuance of the same to
the new concern. j. b. JERGUSON, JR.
il 6-dkwlm
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EENClNG.--The exercises Ia this line ara
Z have already commenced Ia my Sale d,Armes,
No ae. Main street whore am prepared 10 receive
gfurther number Of pariis 80
TsIms- Five dollars cvarss Of twelve lessons.
Foe tf--ts 1872 WILRACHER
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NOTICE.--JUHN &. WADE having this
day retired from firm, the business will be
continued by the remaining partners, Lewis N
WEBB and WILLIAM s. ROYSTER, under the
same style and firm heretofore.
Mr.. WADE will continue with Clerk.
ia lin LEWIS N. WEBB CO.
Richmond Ian l. 1851
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stALT AND PLASTEH..-The Virginia
~ and Tennessee Railroad is finished to saltville
and am now pre- pared to furnish SALT and PLAS-
TER customers in sacks or barrels upon the most
accomm1d dating terms and upon the shortest notice.
My A gents along the line of the Road will receive
orders for either article in any quantity customers
desire. The attention of farmers is particularly
invited the Virginia article and feel assured that
trial of either both articles will result in lis
elusive use. Any orders addressed to Mr. C. 4.
LlTCHFIELD, my agent in Lynchburg, will meet
with prompt attention.
All articles of my brand warranted pure.
THOS. l.. PRESTON,
de 9---2m* SaltviIle, Warrington county, Va.
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= - GA 1 "a kH ANGIE PI. .
AN0 FoRTE8-To bs had as Ne
"K" les A.in q opposite the Exchange
Dant. Richmond
sNArHL CAkusl,
~ ls-dkwiy Sole Assat
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HATS, s,APs, HfAOks, sc. -~-~-
m s3s" FRESH SUPPLY.
~ Just ssesived at "a Main street. . fresh
supply of Ladies, and ChiidreaS
FANCY FURB,
Stone Martin, 6ritish Sable, 80 sssl
kumia Sable, French Martin,
Bfsck Lynx Mink Sable,
fitch, Siberian Squirrel,
and every other style and kind worn this sesson-
Iedjes will please call and examine for themselves
sn,.pdid Carriage ROBES, Gents FUR COLLARS
anu siNFoRD, DICKINSON twEIsIGER,
de- Is 70, Main street.
r. BOOTS. BOOT = 1--WE have on
hand large stock of Youths' and Boys KIP
ard Dress Boots. Our assortment of these
Boots il very large, and we win sell very low
A. wholesale CT retail. C. .. MAURICE.
Metropolitan Store, Isl Main st.,
lao Eagle Square.
SOMETHING OF lNTEKEsT.-
FIT will be interesting to all who are in want
of irst-rste article Of Boots and shoes, to
~ buow that they can be purchased, In every
variety and STYLE at l53 Broad street
We have very full stock of well made and FASH
ionabe assortm snt of Ladies' Misses aud Children's
Shoas; ALSO Gentlemens Boots and Shoes OF every
description and quality. . -
Call at the cheap Dry Goods and Shoe store, lsS
Broad street, and you cannot fail TO be saI,lsG ootn
in prices and quality. MARCUS HARMS.
- LADIES' BRONZED COLOR.
ED DOUBLE SOLE MOROCCO BOOTS,
at the astonishing low price of one dollar,
would be cheap at one dollar and fifty cents For
sale by MARCUS HARRIS.
af
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- FOR SALE, IEAsE, KENT AND
"a HlRE--The weather. &c having prevented
z3s the public sale OF my late residence, near st
Paups Church, the same ia for SALE lease or rent on
accommodating terms, as are also the ofcs and
dwelling corner of Eighth and Grace streets. Also
FOR SALE houses and lots en- Governor and Eighth
atreets. aud lots in Sydney, fronting the Public
Square.
For rept-A convenient Law Office, and other
rooms in the Law Building.
For hire, dining room Servant and q Shoemaker.
de 24-Im b. B. MINOR
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" FERGUSON. FARiSs & CO.,

Richmond. Van. 8. 1857.
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<een FOX kENT--A newly buiIt Dwell
E9E ing House within a few hundred yards of the
neA Central Rail Road Depot The house has two
stories and basement and kitchen, with well Of
good water on the premises Rent moderate, to a
good tenant. Enquire of
WIN. WHITLOCK,
de l3-ts Stall Sc Old Market.
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CHERIFF S SALE
~ The Western Reserve Bank,


By virtue ola Ven. Tx to me directed and delivered,
issued Oui Of the Court OF Common Pleas OF Tulnlhuil
county, Ohio, I have levied on and shall expose to Pub
lie Sale, at the door OF the Court House, in warren. IN
said county. on SATURDAY. the 3lst day Of JANUA-
RY. A ID 1857. between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. u.
and 4 O'Clock. P NJ. Of said day, the folloNi ing desert
bad real estate, TO wit; A certain tract or lot OF land,
situate in the township OF Weathersaeld, or tOSnship
No. 3, in the 81 range Of townships, rTumbull county
Ohio. being parts OF lots - and %, in the Salt Springs
Tract, bounded south by 100 acres Of land, in said lots,
heretofore decided to James MecOmbs. east and west
by thr lot lines. and north by the middle OF the MahO-
ming river. and by land in lot No. %. heretofore sold
to Rohert Taggart and from said Taggart to H. r. liar
mon, being ali the land within said boundaries, except
% acres heretofore decided to the heirs OF John heCOn-
aeII. conta,ning tzo hundred and ten 36-lOO acres Of
land, more or less: and is the samel land dee,led to John
Battles by Joshua Stove, by deei recorded in TrIubull
County Records, Book A, page SEA.
ALSO, the following described tract Of land, situate
in said township Of WeIthersheld. and is BOUNDED ~
being the north half Of Let No. 10. in tract No. IL. In
the grand Salt Spring Tract. as surveyed by Ezekiel
Hoover, being the land contracted to Thomas Bristol,
and bounded AS follows, viz: commencing ~ the north
vest corner Of said lot, thence east 80 - chains
aud u links to apost; thence north ssN 4Wk,4l chains
and " links TO n post on the east line; thence north
30 ". Is chains and Il links to the north east cor,
ner; thence south S9S and &C. west, Al chains and p
links. to the place Of beginning: ~sixty-tEO acres snl
2SH rods, (62 .2SI } he the same more or less; being
the same land conveyed by Josiah Dunlap. by deed to
John Battles. Recorded in Tram I'LL County Records,
Book 81 page l6l.
Also. a certain ether tract or lot OF land, sitnate in
said township Of weaihersheld, continuing one hun
dred aud forTy-seven acres and - rods Of lana a. 3)
IL ing part of LOIS go acres and62 rods) and part Of
lot 0 (66 acres and - rods IN tract l6. IN said Salt
Spring Tract. called Slows Tract. as surveyed by Eze-
KEEL Hoover, in August 1876, being the same land con
viewed to John Battles. by deed from the State Of Con
~neeticut, recorded in Trumiull County Records. Book
%. page 202. excepting therefrom the Town Plat OF the
Village OF South Niles, and about 2 acres Of land con-
tracted and sold to G. Riese, James Ward and James
Cook.
The first described 202 acres appraised slOo per
acre; the secopd described G. acres and esk rods, at
SIS per acre. and the last described with the exeeP-
tons nsmedl at sou per acre
sAsrirs oas4; Warren, Dec. 81, Is56-Sw-9s7
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9rmt Snttuiatntt.
Elder Norton,s Lecture


The audience at the High School Hall on
Wednesday evening last. was a decided improve
ment in numbers, upon that of the preceding
week. We hope that our citizens will become
fully aware Of the progress of the course of lee
lures before the winter is entirely over, and that
a GENERAL interest in them may be manifested.
Mr.. NoRroS's subject was Fiction" and it
was handled in a most pleasing and interesting
manner. Fiction, the lecturer said, is not to be
discarded simply because it is not fact Such a
rule would deprive US of all the good influence
of the Pilgrims Progress. Paradise Lost, and
Uncle Toms Cabin. Works of fiction are to be
judged as works of art, and their moral aad AZ
tistie influence IS to be taken into the account in
estimating their value. We cannot follow the
whole course of the lecture, but a most lively
interest was maintained to the close.
On FRIDAY EVENING, next Rev. Mr.. CHESTER, of
Newton Falls, will leceure at the same place-
Let it be noticed that it is FRIDAY evening Of
Shis week.