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~ ROB. II. SCHWARTZ.
No. $50 Il street. corner OF 18th street,
70 N, WHa,DLEssLE AAp EETAIL DHALERIA
SHELL OYSTERS.
IL The hnest Oysters the maj ket affords are put
up IN cane hnd sent 70 order. d8-lm
NEW PuBLiCATION.-"His cal and Lexa
1 Examination OF that part of the Supreme
Courts decIslan In the Dred Scott case which de-
cares the unconstItutionality of the Missouri Com
pTvmise Act, and the self extension of the Consti-
tunoe To ter1torles carTylpg slavery along with
IT" BY the author of The Thirty Years View; oc-
The above work Just issued from the prese, for
sale at the well known stsnd corner of IA street nd
PeDns' 'vsnla avenue. Stereotype edit ion teauti-
fully printed clean tvne. foe white paper a1
with bes, black ink. Bound IN black olo'h srd gIt
use. Price 81.
This work is what its title purports to he, an ex
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tIcal part al the Conrts opinion, avoiding no
tice of the judicial part which related he personal
claims of the parties on record. It ia written IN a
country snd with total abstinence fr,.m all party
views The authors own words are Il write fer no
party but for q II men who venerate the wo ks of our
ancestors. and who wish to our Government
kept on the foundations which they placed 10
iN.l And 1t 10 believed that this pledge has been
kept IN the work, and which is considered, hv com
petent Judges, as the most original and profound of
all the authors works, and so treated ms To present
new views to the oldest re.ders, and in fact to ap
beed exhausted.
JOS. .SHILLINGTON,
Bookseller, Odeon Building, corner 41s st.
&-tf and Va
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FURNITURE VERY CHEAP.

The public are respectfully informed that the first
second. and thISd hoors of our
large Furniture Warehouse. are RsSses9ss2P9
evsS1 es6 to Sesetf,%s fse 1tos' cfpfGity Slsh
FURNISHING GOODS-such as
SOFAS, Bureaus. Tables, Chairs
Bedsteads, Lounges, Washstands
Writ ng Desks, Beds. Mattresses
Carpets, Looking Glasses, China
Glass, and Crockery Ware, &C.
Forming a very Inmense and varied stock, all of
winch we guarantee to sell at such prices as canno,
fail to please Houses furnished throug hout either
for cash or approved paper.
Cal and examine our stock before you make your
purchases. -
Remember the name and place ....
BONGZ K COOMBS,
No. $50 Seventh street, I'd door from
d9-lm X. II. Halls Dry Goods Store
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IMpRONEY YnUR EYES.

S IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
STRENGTHEN and agsst them, by the Fans
Op,IcIan, u. WOOLtSON. Who <zsz7~%.F-s.x
has arrived from Europe with his * TX
own, as well as the nsanBfscinIe Of q good many
EYEGLASSES; among which are the
PERlSCOPlC CoNCANt and CONVEX. Tho
DOUBtE FOCUS and Dol BILE POLISHED
BRAZILIAN PFBBi.tS. CRYSTALS Ftc.,
which are warranted TO improve any EYE Affected
Win weakness, cataract tending to IL; also
SHORT SIGHTEDNESS.
now nslSg them, will he suited at hrst sight. Those
POLISHED VENEZUELAN
CRYSTAL ROCK
have received the highest Recommendations at the
Worlds Fair, at PARIS, through their producing a
cesrness and asness Of VISION heretofore nown
IN any other improvements.
FLYING GLASSES, Gompasses, and MICROSCOPES
for sale at his store, Of Eshih street ud
Pennsy lyana avenue, Eighth street No. 4si be-
tween ID street and Pa. avenue.
III DO NOT ms axe fke corner of 8fh street.
Prlces vcTy reasonable, the same ~ hs estab
lshment IN Enrope. n9-tf
CLOTHING OF FINE QUALITIES.
We invite the attention cf Gentlemen 10 our large
assortment Of
,,.S,,,nsS pRE Ess AND rRocK COATS.
BUSINESS cqiITff Pine AND COMMON PANTS.
SILK AND VELVET VESTS. &c.
With a large ard conn etc assortmer. of Gentle
mems Under Garments Of all quaiities and sizes.
WALL, STEPHENS CO.
Sc Pa. ave., bet. 9th and i0th streets.
de Intel d States
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ERESH GROCERIES FOR THE HOLI-
L DAYS.
The subscriber offers for sale, oheap for cash,
line assortment OF first quality MERCHANDISE,
to wit:
hbs. Nantz Cur.ants
loo boxes Law er Raisins
81 do fresh Prunes
~ kits Potomac Family Shad
~ bhls. new Mackerel
81 kits Virginia Lard
81 boxes English DAIRY Cheese
80 casks Scotch Aie-dferent brands
~ do London Brown Sicut
100 dozen Lsyy's Oid. Wrecked and Monongnhela
Whiskeys
Spanish Cigars
2a dozen assorted Wines anS BrandIes
10 do Scotch Malt Whs6ey
~ do Irish Do
With a general assortment of hns Groceries, AT
the corner OF 18th and b streets north, near the
Canal. "
Country orders punctually attended to.
Sl8-tf I0NtS p JEVV
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STOP THAT RATTLING.

am now prepared TO put on Cha pmau's Elastic
Anti Rattling SHAH Fastener" q sure. RR0
remedy for the raitlng OF the shaft clips SSXSLs
of Carriages and Wagons, which can beNSl2-
put on at n small pense.
Call aud examine at nv Factory where I have
certificates from the leading Gosohnrnk kers in tts
country. ANDREW J. JOYCE,
lO-tf corner tsth Ard 3 sts
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THE SECRET ENFIgMITIEs OF YoUTI
A LIE AN TER.

A f AND POR TER.
beg to inform the inhs nj and visitors of the
CITIES oi Washington and Georgetogn, ID. c., that
have and sIlai. constantly keep en hand stock Of
kX ALE ard BROWN STOUT fORTER
manufactured here entirely from Malt ard Hope,
warranted Tree from all Ifjuri"vs ingredients, put
up IN cssks os various sizes. suitable for Hotels
Hestaurants, Boarding houses and private fami,ies
delivered by own drays. many part of the shove
cities, at the B-ewery'pTIces.
Orders received by post will lie attended to the
day following.
Also, Malt and Hops for sale.
Brewery and Mathouse corner Of X and 9th SIS,
Washington city, ID. G.
dIi I'm JOSEPH DAWSON.
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0sO PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. 0~0
a large stock Of REA ApY-MADE CLOTHING
ceIved and for sale si terms suited 20 the SroP.y
pressure. Also, TRUNKS, VALISES, etc, Of the
best quality.
We suggest to persons m pursuit Of hrst-rats
bargain to call ~ the above nurnber before purchas
ing elsewhere. they confident that their n
tensIye stock suited to the requirements Of tbs
most fastldlous. No. so Pennsylvania avenue,
under Browns Marble Hotel.
li-3w fStaiesS Intel
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Georgetown Advertisements.

DOTATOES.-l,5oo bushels prime white MER-
y CEk POTATOES in store aud for sale in lots
PETER BERRY,
nB IS Water street. Georgetown
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ID D'INERNOIS' HOTEL,
l. A. AVENUE, betw cen nth and 18th streets,
WASHING TON, ID. c.
This establishment newly furnished aud ar
Ranged on the most modern and improved principle,
with private Apartments. dc.
il = The Bar is supplied with the choicest OF
Wines and Liquors.
Game and other delIcacies In season.
Hot and Cold Lunch from II O'Clock a. m. until
II m. n2i-tf
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Special Notices.

To THK CITIZENS OF WAsHINGToY.-WoIEs's s
Sehe'dam aromatic SehHapps.-The proprietor
bess leave to call the attention OF strangers and the
citizens of Washington to a very superior article Of
Holland q in, which he introduced to the Amerlcan n
pubno under the name of w olfs's Scheidam Aro-
mAtic Sohnapps. .... .........
This Gin ured by the oprietor 81 cIu-
sively at his Dstilery IN Schledam, lOl aud. II Is
made from the best Barley that car bs procured IN
Europe, at any cost, and favored and medi cai cd,
not i'y the common harsh berry, bur by tb. nrst
choice botanical variety OF TIE Aromatic Italian Ju
nper Berry. W hose more various extract dstIll-
ed and recIhed with Its sprltuOus solvent aud Thus
yors and aroma, altogether transcendlng in Its Cor
heretofGre known.
The proprietor has submitted It to nearly the
whole Medical Faculty of the United States, and
has received answers { ON about four thousand
Thy sIcians and Chemists. wO eBdorse II over their
signatures as u most desirable addition to the Ma
terra Mcdlca.
Persons who purchase should bc careful To get tho
genuine article, The whole country is flooded with
cOuutcTfeits aDd limitations.
Put up IN quar- and pint bottles, in cases of one
dozen each. and for sae by all the respectable Drug
UDOLPEO WOLFE.
.. ... Sole Importer and Manufacturer.
Depot, No. q Beaver street, New York.
WOLVES ScHIEDAM AROMATIC ScHNAprs, is
prescribed with great success by the Medical Fac
uityin Gravel, Gout, Chronic Rheumatism, Drop
sy, Dyspepsia, Sluggish Circulation of the Blood.
Vital Energy; and as a beverage 1t has no superior
In the world. . .
Put np quart and pint bottles. and for sale by all
the Druggists and Grocers IN Washington.
.... UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Importer and Manufacturer,
Nos. 10. ~, and u, Beaver street, New ork
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MINCE MEAT!-MlNCE MEATn .
~! We have supply of Domestic Mfnce Meat
which cannot b surpassed. - =. 90 ..l.5l7 =
F.fL H = W KING 4 ,BURCHELI.,
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VINO WOULD N2T 2TfaH sAyH I'm M3NE. b T,s,rs,
Wewould most respectfully announce to sll those
who are IL want 81 cheap light, that the BRECK-
only burning IN the lamps we have, at the rate of
half cent per honr. Cali and see, No. SIS street,
between ST h and 7th streets. ~
milf HOWELL & MORSELL.
THE TURNtR LEGACY.-Messrs. TAY-
IOR d MAURS have the honor to announce
that they have just received from London serlt of
Fac sImIle Water Color drawings, by tie best En-
glsh artists rom the original pictures and draw
Ings by the late j. w. NJ. Turner, X. A, IN the
above ectlon, the property the British ration,
now exhibiting at MARLBOROUGH House, London.
Also, Simpson 8 Historical Painting of the Resto-
ration OF the Arctic Ship esOute Ivy the People Of
the nited states 10 her Majesty. the Queen Of Eu
gland, at Cowes, December IL, 1856, consigned to
Messrs. Taylor & Maury by the Queens publishers
Messrs. Conaghi a Co., London.
On exhibition at No. 50 Pennsylvania avenue
over Messrs, Wall. stephens & Co.'S store. Hours
from 10 n. IN. to D. UI.
Admission % cents. Ia-d'f
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.g..a b. WASHINGTON CRY, Dec. 26, 1851
q GENTLEMEN Your letter honoring me-with
an invitation to attend q mass meeting of the
Democracy Of Philadelphia, to be held on Mon
day, the 18th instant, WAS received day. "a
Ny official duties require my entire attention
at this time, and regret that shall therefore
be unable to accept your invitation. ?. -
The President, In his message, sets forth with
great force and clesrness the policy Of the Dem
ocratie party as applicable to the present state
Of the country; and it should be the pleasure, as
it is the duty Of all trne Democrats to endorse
that policy, and thus to aid him in the arduous
Iabors which existing difficulties have imposed
upon him. ,-fH +' Ia785 os"-' =" .fes 4
Z I infer, however, from the call for this meet
ing that you the old, well-tried friends of Mr.
Buchanan, wish Z, give him assurance Of your
support oftbe policy he has adopted in relation
th Kansas; and, in doing so, you are perform
ing a duty a. citiseDsof your glorious old Com
mon veal tb' which we'll becomes you. In thus
manifestipg your approval Of bis course. you
are but lending the aid Of your influence TO the
President in hsstening the period iwheh. vio-
ienee and higher -lawism shall disappsat IRON
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-12-30

HUNDREDS of our citizens complain
of debility aud languor of the system
arrangement of the liver aud stomach,
want of appetite, &c; they arc ire-
Qucntly the result Of too close appIl-
cation and q thousand other causes We
cannot here name; but we would say
to all SO afflicted, do as we have done
get a bottle ortwo of DR.. Hoohand's
German Bitters, prepared by DR..
Jackson, and, our word for it, you will
be cured. We recommend this med
icine, knowing from experience that
it is much superior to the generality Of
patent medicines. We would say to
our readers, purchase none unless pre-
pared by Dr. @. NJ. Jackson, PhiladeI'
phia.
Principal Office, AIS Arch Street,
Philadelphia, Pa. sold by druggists or
storekeepers in every town and village
in the United States, Canadas, West
Indies and South America, at Is cts.
q bottle. See that the signature of
@. NJ. Jackson, is on the wrapper on
each bottle.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-12-30
St IOhn's nav,

The Masonic fraternity Of this place
and vicinity, celebrated St. John the
Evangelist's Day, (the 9th inst.,) by
"a public installation of officers at the
Court House, and supper at Bro. j.
n. Illusions. The officers were in
stalled by R. W. Master, B. P. uew-
lit, aided by Bro. S. SaylOr Of Trow-
ell Lodge, as Grand Marshal. The
ceremonies began with Prayer by
Rev. j. II. Harris, who had kindly
consented to be present, and who made
a fo W remarks appropriate to the Oc-
casion. After the ceremonies OF in,
stallation, The Brethren, with their
wives and partners, repaired to the
place of refreshment, where they
found ample accommodations and a
table supplied with all the delicacies
as well as the substantials OF the sea-
son, and the working tools and i'm
plements" 30 necessary on such an
occasion. The supper was excellent,
and the brethren manifested their ap.
probation by doing it full justice.
Strangers to the order may wish to
know why the fraternity celebrate ST.
Johns Day, and we therefore ada a
brief explanation. Lodges were an
ciently dedicated to Solomon, King
of Israel, but since the Christian era,
have been dedicated to St. John the
! Baptist, and Saint John the Evan
gelist, and who, according to Mason
ic tradition, were patrons Of Mason
ry, and the latter, while Bishop of
Ephesus, Grand Master Of the frater-
nifty. The custom of the ancients to
celebrate, Gin their Pagan worship Of
the Sum- the times when that great
luminary reached its greatest northern
and southern dec eclination, is still pre-.
served by Masons, and san evidence
of the antiquity Of their order. They
discarded, however, tho idolatrOus
ideas connected with these celebra-
tions, for tho pure doctrines of Chris
tianity. The solsticial periods spOk-
EN- of, occur on or about the Oath of
June-St. John tie Baptist's Day
and the 9th of December, st. John
the Evange!ist's Day. 1t is easy to
see, therefore, how the ancient masons
substituted ideas connected with the
true God for the idolatrous ones COM
mon to the pagans on these Feast
Days.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-12-30
The Canais-Receipts and EN-
DenditureS-The Sale.

The Ohio State JOrnal publishes
a tabular statement Of the receipts
and expenditures of the Ohio canals
for the year ending November 10,
1853. From it we learn that there
are bat two canals, the receipts of
which hare exceeded the expendi-
lures, viz: the Miami and Erie, by ST.
O97 94, and the Walhonding by S147-
II. The expenditures ofthe Ohio Ca
nal over its receipts were $40, ,S16 OIL;
that of the Muskingum Improvement
So, ,5O4 46; that of the Hooking, So
63i 81, and that of the Western Re-
serve and Maumee Road, S1,901 35
Add to them the expenses OF the OIL
GERS of the bord of Public Works, So
531 II, and the salary OF the members
Of the Bord, S4,50O, and we have
total deficit of $65,S19 %.
That is the apparent deficit; what
the real deficit is we can not tell; no
doubt over one hundred thousand
dollars. What we mean by that is
this: A great deal of Indebtedness,
which properly belongs to the year
1858, and should have been credited
to or payOd by it, has undoubtedly
been thrown upon the year 1859, so
as to avoid making too large n deficit
in the year 1858. That is often done
by such public bodies, We have no
doubt that an examination by COM
mittee of the Legislature would show
a deficit Of at least an hundred thou.
sand dollars for the year 1858.
The Journal has a column and a
half Of comments on the fact that the
revenues of the canals exceeded the
receipts by so large an amount, and
recommends that the Legislature !eas'
es each line OF canal for a term Of years
TO the bidder who would keep it in re-
pair, collect its revenue and pay the
largest rent to the State. That may
all be very well, but what guarantee
would the lessees that their contracts
with the State would not be repudia
ted by the Legislature the first con
venient opportunity, or when the eparty
in power might think that political cap
ital could be made by repudiation.
The canals, two or three years ago,
were put out on contracts, to be kept
in repair. After the contractors had
had possession and worked them some
time, the Legislature divosted them d
their possession, repudiated the con-
tracts, and gave, very condesending
ly, the contractors the privilege of su.
ing the State for damages in the Su'
Ipfeme Court, which in turn made a
political decision. The State has since
then to loot Il bill of $65,S19 25 of a
deficit, and in our opinion a deficit,
of 100000, which should have been
borne by the contractors, who under.
took to keep the canals in repair for
a certain sum per annum. The State
Treasury las lost just that much by
the Legislature repudiating State con-
tracts. Gin. Eng.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-12-30

SPECIFIC AND AD VALoREM.--The
President recommends that in chang
ing the Tariff, Congress substitute
"spocifc" for the present Gd uGlOren,
duties on certain articles. A specific
duty is one which is fixed upon an
article and does not change with its
price. An ad valorem duty, is one
levied upon an article according to its
value. For instance: if Congress de-
sire to raise revenue of 25 per cent.
on a ton Of iron, by the ad valorem
mode, appraisers must fix the value
of the iron per ton, and twenty-five
per cent. Of that amount IS the duty
to be paid. By the specific mode,
Congress must fix the duty per ton at
a certain figure, To raise 25 per
cent. Of revenue on iron, Congress
would estimate iron to be worth so
much per ton--say fifty dollars. The
specific duty would then he twelve
dollars and fifty cents ton, and this
would remain a fixed tax, whether the
price OF iron was high or low, Sc
far as protection" is concerned in
these two modes, the ad valOrsm duty
would be best for the American man.
ufacturers when iron ranged at high
figure, and the "specifc" when it was
at a low price. The amount of reve.
nue. collected in a series of years,
would amount TO about the same un.
der either system.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-12-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Dr Workman.

DR.. Workman will be in Macarthur again, on
Monday, 2 o'clock until Wednesday 10 O'Clock
Dec. q and 2Sth.
! call especial attention 10 my treatment Of
Lung disease by Medicated Inhalation, which
was first to introduce permanently in the west
in lS53-since when have been constantly en-
gagged in treating those affections. also call at
tentiOn to the fact that did not go to work blind
ly or experimenting rs many are now doing thrO'
the west, but | first procured the Brompton
Hospital Remedes-which | have certificate
to show is the case.
These lnhalents were gotten up after years Of
experience and thousands of cases treated. BY
this system healing soothing remedies are bro't
with the air breathed in contact with the very
seat of the affected part. The reason Of this
treatment all can see, and its success has been
without parallel; yet it is not perfect. 1t will
not cure in all cases, where the disease has gone
too far; but even advanced cases can be made
more comfortable and their life prolonged, and
many, when seemingly hopeless are successfully
cured. Remember, do not trust to lnhal alton
alone, but give the most approved constitutional
treatment, thus giving the patient double
chance.
also treat all forms of chronic disease, and
having given them my especial attention for
years, and having taken great pains to get the
most successful remedies, fiatter myself to have
success not excelled by any practtioner--yet PER
fection for myselfor my medicines do not claim
but candor most positively do, and pledge my
self to givemy opinion honestly to all. Those
doubling my ability or requirements arc reques-
ted to bring in their family physician with them
who will be pleased to talk with on any med-
cal subject. refer to my past success us q guar
anty for the future. refer to Andrew Cottrill,
John Gillen, Mr. Brooks, Wilkesville; j. P. Ply
ley and j. WymOn, Macarthur. Those interested
will either call or write to the above named per-
sons. w. S. WORKMAN.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-12-30
The Bogus Indiana Senators.

The telegraph yesterday informed
as that the In diana Legislature had
completed its Senatorial farce by elect
ing one Lane and one McCarty United
States Senators. What MUoGINsEs!
Indiana, under Black, Republican rule,
soon makes itself ridiculous. These
Republican bogus Senators will cut a
petty figure at Washington. Their
pretensions will be very summari ly
disposed Of. The Senate Committee
will report that Indiana has already
two Senators, and can not have more.
They will then return with their fin
gers in their mouths. Their bogus ii.
tie will secure them only ridicule
wherever they may 90. They are
like the fellow who, after looking wist.
fully at others enjoying dish of the
genuine turtle soup, without being
able to get a taste, concluded to take
some Of the mock.
The moral and political affect of the
farce will tell against the Republic.
ans. They have been saying for a
year that Indiana had two bogus Sen
ators, and because no person would
believe them they went to work and
made a couple. They can now say
with truth that Indiana has two bogus
Senators, and everybody will believe
them. Lane and McCarty, and Nc
Carly and Lane! What Republican
jewels! What bogus Senators!-Cin
Eng.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-12-30

We have made arrangements by
which we shall receive from Washing
ton weekly letters, that will contain
the giSt of the proceedings in Con-
grsss, without the uninteresting de,
tails. Nothing Of Importance has
yet been done.
The Pacific Railroad attracts con.
siderable attention, and there is a fail
prospect Of a bill passing to aid, in
some shape, the grand project. 1t is
probable, also, that the tariff will be
raised SO as to afford the requisite
amount of revenue, with perhaps
some discrimination in favor of nome
manufacturers. We think the Tariff
Of 1S46, if re.enacted, would suit the
present emergent state Of the finances
quite as well as any other.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-12-30
Sherih1s sale.

Franklin Heskett
vs. ! Fxeoution
Abraham Byers.
RY virtue Of vendi. exponas to me directed
ID from the Court of Common Pleas of Vintoa
county, Ohio, will offer for sale at the door Of
the Court House, in the town of Macarthur, in said
county,
On the let day of February, 1859,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and o'clock
PM of that day, the following property, to-wit:
The South East quarter of the South East
quarter Of Section,NO. 20, Township 0, Range 10.
Also 20 acres out of the West side of the South
east quarter of the South West quarter of Sec
ton No. q, Township 0, Range 10, in Vinton
County, Ohio. Taken as the property of Abra-
ham Byers to satisfy Judgment rendered by
John Graves, Justice of the Peace in Harrison
Township, Vinton County, Ohio, in favor of
Franklin Heskett. First described tract apprai-
sed at ninety two dollars and fifty cents; and the
90 acres, appraised at two hundred ane fifty dol
lars, and must bring two-thirds of that sum-
WILLIAM GOLD,
Sheriff Of Vinton County o.
Dec. 80, lS5s.-5w 4d5O