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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-04-22

torDisirict Court commenced on Friday, Judges
0xKY. MaksH and Bosrwicr on the bench Judge
our looks greatly improved iu health since last
here.
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a1-The Wheeling Banks have all resumed
specie payment.
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ST. CLAIRSVTLLE MARKET.

CORRECTED wEEKL BY o JEPsoN, GRO
CER, MAIN STREET.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-04-22

Yellow Fever has made its ap
pearance in the city of New York.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-04-22

DEATH IN A BALL RouM.-On Thurs
day morning about one o'clock a sad affair
took place at a bail in Philadelphia. While
the ball was in progress a lady named Ada.
line Sewell, who was engaged in dancing
the Lancer's Qusdriile, suddenly fell upon
her face upon the aoor. Her companions
fastened to raise her up, when 1t was ft uI.d
that she was dead! Tie melancholy &C.
currence caused a deep impression among
those present. Her husband was in the
ballroom at the time of the melancholy
event. The ball. which was the closing
scene of the lite Of Mrs. Sewell, was given
on the anniversary of her seth birth-night,
A coronsr's jury rendered a verdict thai
the deceased died from the disease of the
heart. =
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Commercial Matttrs,

BALTIMORE MARKET.
April 2O.-TIo ur and Wheat unchanged. Corn
lower; sales White at 66a57- yellow 66aes. Pro,
visions buoyant; sales bull meat at Ease. Bacon 8
q 10. Lard l0al1.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-04-22
The NEW ROCHELLE,
LAWT0N BLACKBERRY.

nAVING MADE ARRANGEMENTS
with Rev. J. KNOX for a supply of Plants Of
this valuable Blackberry, 10000 strong, thrifty
Plants are offered at the following price,:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-04-22

bMr. JAMES A. MAYHUGH has been admitted
to practice as an attorney by the District Court
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BELLAIRE, 18th April, 1858

DkLLAlhEs lclu 1Pfh, 1910.
Dearth of Ne ps-Lsgislatur suspended--T.
III. Benton-Sam Patch ieap-Ral Road.
-Buading-Church DEDICATION at Barnes
UiHs.
There seams to be a wonderful dearth o.
news items just at this present writing, SC
much SO that newspapers must either &c
back and resuscitate the name Of other days
and re-digest .bem, or do as some choice
publications do at all times: to wit: gather
all the dreadful murders, robberies, &c &c.
with which our metropolitan Gazette tern 8
and give them to the world with all their
hideout details of facts and atrocities.
blush to say that such publications are be-
coming very popular with our people. Such
however, must be the case SO loGg as public
executions disgrace our criminal annals. d..
grade our people, and shake tteir respect
for our government by gloatiug over a Legal
murder.
The Ohio Legislature has at last resolved
itself into a state of suspended animation
until the LIST Monday in January next. Some
one has said "the good men do live after
Them" whether that article becomes appar-
ent while they are in the epiieptic state
will now be a mooted question, to be decided,
l think in the negative. IL ever a Legisla
ture met and did nothing, the one that has
just adjourned has done SO. Outside of a
few hotel and dcggery keepers IN the city
of Columbus, the people of Ohio have
reaped no benefit what from their delibera-
tions.
The mortal remains of Thomas H. Benton
passed through here on Tuesday last en-
route Cor his late residence. ST. Louis, sew
eral members of his family were with him;
as was also the corpse of one of his grand
| children, a child of VIM. Carey Jones. The
party took the C. w. and Z. road at Zanes-
vile. Mr.. Fremont and family we're not in
company with them. as has been stated.
A stranger, laboring under an attack oil
de!irium tremens, leaped from the fourth
story OF the Norton House, on Saturday
morning last. His injuries have detained
him since that time, but they are not 30
serious as might be apPrehended from the
distance of his fall. He is well cared for al
the Norton House.
The railroads are doing a very heavy
business in both freight and passengers.
The accommodation train was put on the
Central road again on Monday, but susPen-
ded temporarily on account of the washing
away of the bridge ever the river at Newark
Quite a number of new houses are under
contract to be built the present season, here,
and we have every prospect now ola busy
season in building.
I understand the new n E. Church at
GAINESVILLE will be dedicated next Sabbath
Quite a number OF The clergy including the
presiding Bishop are expected to be present
on their way to the annua session of the
Pittsburgh Conference, which meets at
Cambridge on the Wednesday following
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DISTRICT COURT BELMONT co
OHIO.

APRIL TERN, 1858.
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Wheeling Wholesale Market.

CORRECTED WEEKLY By THoBURN & HAD
DEN, al, MAIN sTRaEr.)
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-04-22

: srPre.cting in the E. Church in this place
On next Sabbath at ii O'Clock.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-04-22

JUDGES, OxEY, MARSH, AND Bosrw1cK.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-04-22

SARAH BRAssoS, Judg. Tvs. each party for thei
VS.. own costs.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-02
FOR RENT.

FINHREE very de irlbe over the Pan tiers Bank
suitable for Offices. Entrances College and Union
streets. Possession gwen immediat ely.
o. EWING, Pres't.
Dec lI--1 Planters
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-02
Berhave,s Holland Ritrers.

The Of the country partcu arIy LOUD in
'he prse OF the ii ters Among the many notices,
offer toe following to an i'm atrial public
Il i well kno IN fact that DO not u6 patent
dicines and that but seldom advertis them but Br
haves HOLLAND Birters ; endorsed in such
specific for the diseases it PROCESSES cure,
that not only advertise give it this favorable
tee unasked by the ProprietorH dndeI Zeitng N. Y.
The Philadelphia Arges in speaking Of the late exhibit
ton held in that city the Franklin Iustitlte, says
In noticing cnes, aSays extremely cautious
unless sa fed of The Of the article. Among
exhibited is tie celebrated Holland Bitters. This med
has been extensively introduced every
the Unon and into the Canadian Provinces principally
within the last tso years. The exhibition shows tesmo-
malls every language known in America among which
from the John NJ layton of Dela-
ware" iS3J dec3O-1w
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-02
Small POX.

Halls journal Of Health has the following:
''From extended and close observation the follow
ing general deductions seems to be warranted:
l. Infantle vaccination is an almost p RECT
safeguard until the fourteenth year. 2. At the
beginning OF fourteen, the system gradually loses
its cipaDrty OF resistance, until about twenty one
when many persons become almost as liable to
en- II pox as If they hal not been vsc,instrd. s.
This laiity remains in full tore, until about forty
two when the susceptibility begins TO decline, and
continues for seven years TO grow less and less,
becoming extinct at about fifty, the period OF life
when the general revolution OF the body begins TO
take place, during which the system yields to decay
or takes new lease OF life for two or three terms
Of seven years each. 4. The grand practic d use
to be made OF these statements ~: LIT every youth
be revacciuated en- entering fourteen; let several
attempts he made so as to be certain OF safety. As
the malady is likely to prevail in cities during
winter, special attention is Invited TO the subject
at this time :"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-02
Hog Market.
From the Cincinnati Gazette, Dec 29th-


The market for hogs opened this morning with signs
animation, the dn and heavy weather.
but as the advanced the feeling became less favorable
To sellers and for half hour Change the tenden
CIV of the the side of buyers. The from
New York however advising OF advance in the of
hog in that had stimulating influence, and the
trade lift of steady 81 S0 SIS for lot averaging from
$50 10 81 MS the latter FIR 200 DIS and upward For lot
of r heavy suitable for clsar pork s. IL was,
derstand, offered.
Tie hogs on the market chiefly taken by parties
ing m The receipts since Saturday have
been light public conveyance, but consde able numbes
div and he total receips for the hours
are about head The receipts to this evening" for the
100000 read and the weekly foongs for
dispatch the chamber of Commerce to-day, from New
YORK. reported Hogs advanced in that mar ct to nc
W. cI is equal in this market. This will Ind ship
uen Eas and thus reduce the offerings here Blu il
mu be Dor in ind that res here here,
ed receipts and increa Of supp les would in family
depress Hogs being oh higher, relative
w. products the relative value of Hogs
ana Provi ions, he is of this market
Taki1g former 49, and Hing the latter at
dealers they cannot get out without making loss
Tn slightly improved demand to-day for provs
ions Of the market hrmer, but the trans
actions were chiefly green Lard in
oured for Eastern So for prime barrel Al
indicated eng h,whch fact to be attributed light
receipts Upon his aspect Of the trade, dealers keep
by it, without speci refe to adylceS
from consuming rkets admi ted that future will
governed %, he crop ofhogs mOvemen cuated
ho lght upon This point carefully ed HeCce as
receipts here prove small heavy, the pulse Of packers
roag weak der large receipts tomorrow, he
ma would sc The il gaineG day. Thus the
business from day day. through fog Of per-
picking laluty.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-02
BY TELEGRAPH.


New YogK, Jan. 1.-THE Times Washington
correspondent SAYS the tone of the Administration
relative to Comm odore Paulding l. m teriaTy mod
i6ed Capt. Engle receives permissi to delay
his return to Aspinwall ill the goth OF January
Notwithstanding the positive official denunciation
Of the ilegality of Paulting's act. The President
privately txpr, sses his admiration and approval
thereof The Commodore will neither be sacrificed
nor theoretically sustained. The President propo-
ses to send message On the subject to Congress
Monday.
The Herald's correspondent confirms this stat. =
ment, and says the Cabinet held long session TO
day on the conduct of Paulding and thinks that the
Administration will endorse Paulling, because the
Gov rnment, by recent treaty, pledges itself to
protect sud secure the neutrality OF the Nlcaragua
transit route. The correspondent believes that
orders will be Gent to Paulding to keep the transit
route open if bockaded by Fillibusters or any
body else.
Toe Tribune and Times correspondents say that
Denver has written letters fayoIing the course OF
Walker and Stanton.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-02

COTTON.-The market continues in depressed and
droopiug Sales tod soc bales at yG99c-he later
for Carolina Middng Fair
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-02
FOR sale.

1.-TWO h.ndsome Lots in EdgeHeid Woodland street
Tbs Lots mont 90 feet each and 10 feet deep.
Apply Avs. LINDsLEy.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-02
Valuable Land for Sale.

WISH to sell the farm where live, containing
about hundred and ninety acres, situated twei'e
miles from Nashville between the Nasnvhe anu
Murre esboro Turnpike and the Nashville and Chsttsnoos
Railroad; part of the land said Turnpike near
a half mile, and lies within two hundred ysrus
the Railroad The place is well improved. comfortable
dwelling and houses good water and orchard OF pom
Apple Peach trees other fruits The land OF
good quality and good cultivation there being now
sxty-hve well with clover All the land IT.
closed with Cedar rails abundance OF WOOD ana Is
every way desirable plantation being admitted one OF
the most healthy situations in Davidson county.
Those wishing to buy good pleasant and healthy place
would do well TO call soon 6esous TO sell and viii
give bargain. Apply the subscriber the premises
to james Ii. Mcdonald ESQ, Nashville Ne 42k Cherry
street. or to NANCE w0oDwARa), Nashville.
Oct29-eouan. r. Ii. WALLACE.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-02
News from virginia.

MADISON, c. a., Va, 2ct 81, 1856.
Dr. c. N Jackson. Dear Sri take pleasure in add
ing one certificate TO list, and recommending Hoof
lands 6erman BIZ to all who be ad with Dys
pepsia Piles. 1 had been afflicted for five
months with Dyspepi4, when 1 ommencsd taking the
Bters, and they effected perfect had also
pain in my omach, attended with lies 1 have
had an attack OF the since cured by the
Bisters, i very chesra ly recomme all who
may be similarly afflicted.
H. CARVER late p. If.
Witness-Jas. NJ. Floyd
Ask for Hoodands German Btters. 1t IL sold by 6rug
gsts and tore keepers in every village in the
United States Indies and America cents
per bottle. Qan1-1n
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-02
Charleston Market.

COTTON The transactions to-day amount to 110e bales,
at the following quo 81S at ST. 204 at 81 OF atS,
at szz, 423 az 9,2 at Oh, 81 bales fancy at s5Sc
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-02
ST. Louis Market.

. IT.
WHFAT-Receip's have been small and he market dull,
the Of he Christmas holiday having lessened the
dspo Of dealers do business. On thursday there
very light qury for all descrp ions viii sales Of in
ieror ard spring Coo; good do at 65c, AID
about z5O bags fall, 10 scOmmon "a E0DIoc; flr ana
good SU@9Oc prime red AID choice viii 81 O00 O5e
Yes erda business pended throughout he city To-
day. ions clude SIS bags sg 6Oc 22o bags do
65c las bags CO Csc; 81 bags tall at zoe; lss
bag good fall s5c; lie bags red 951Tl 10, and
IS bag prime viii a IL o. u bush.
IA OUR reported Thursday 0bbls city superhne
prvate 1erms Nothir county Y, except % sacks
choice 81 q sack To-day, couGtry -four dull; sales
90 bbs ernue at S3 so bags IL 60 and 90 bbls
81 % fci 500 bbls superfne, aud 1000 bbis
sold PRIV e ems.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-02

C%- The South Carulina Legislature, while
unanimously denouucin@ Governor Walker, unan~
imously condemns SIR. Buchanan The following
Is one of a series Of resolutions which that body
has passed without dissenting vote:
ResoiUed, ei, That the Legislature OF South Car
olina: profoundly regretting the failure OF the Adj
ninistr 4rion to remove Gov. Walker, and being
wholly unable reconcile such failure with !elity
to the princpl" Of non-intervention embraced in
the Kansas bill, compelled TO regard the atti-
tude OF the President of the United States as an
acquirscenee in il not suhst initial endorsement OF,
the conduct ana policy of Gov Walker; tn reby
jeopnrding # sacrificing principle essential 70
tue preservation OF the best Interests OF the South
and the harmony of the confrderatei States
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-02
CONSTABLE.

~ We authorized announce IRA A. STOUT,
candidate for Constable the Nsshyi t District
s9y- are authorized to announce JOSEPH l.. RYAN
q candidate for Constable i the Nashville District.
e1F- We authorized to announce JESSE B. PERRY
candidate Constable the Nashville District, at tn
ensuing Narch election.
~ We are authorized announce FLETCHER W. HORN
table il the Nashville District at the
ensuing March election
~ We authorized to announce sam. d. NICHoL
candidate for Constable in the Nashville District at tn
ug March election. noYl9
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-02
Hard rime.-PrIces TO Correspond.

Owing to the tremendously tight Mon
say this month, and January 1885, propose
oer stock Of dry goods for cash. We don't
this OF lot Of old goods, for ary
new. having been IA business but a short time but be
caus, e wish TO reduce stock hand
We Re a splendid lot OF Velvetsnd Cloth Cloaks d ack
and Fancy silk, EmbrodeTies, Laces, &C. white and
Linen Goods besides great many different goods
which 1t s needless to ention. Come one come ALL If YOU
wish buy bargains than you an opPortu
nifty of doing for long time.
uanl5. l. c. NICHOLSON 4 co.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-02

CHINA SALE-The sale of Cuina at the auction
house of b F SHIELDS, which comm need on the
"a h ult closed Thursday night. All the Soo''
were sold, bringing Xcelyn Mt prices when We con-
sidar the coalition of monetary st4Irs- La umrs
of the highest prosperity bet prices have idom
If ever been reaIiz D. The China sold was an I'M
port ition from St Louis of unusually good qlalIt'
sn5 in excellent condition.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-02
ezs- The citizens of Nashville are reminded

rSsy- The citizens of NashviIl. reminded
tina. the next Of the seri o! l. ctures for the ben
est Of the Robertson AssocigtiOn. will be deliver
cd bv JAMES E. RAINS, Esq, Tonight, in the base
rnent story Of the First Presbyterian Church
To brilliant orator;cal powcrs, MIR. Rains unite'
a well cultivated ia lgmeni; His bearers on this
occ tsion will sit down to a charming intellectual
Iainment.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Sore and Infiamed Eyes.-These disagreeaDie
complaints becoming remarkably prevalent oflate and
We any thing hut Interesting the pcssesscr Of
the di ceased organ red fiery eye is not pretty
to ook az and rsiny be agreeable TO have for
Keeps the boys We tel those afflicted In thi
manner how to the evil and WON'T charge them any
thing for the information. Let them get of BRAae's
ARCTIC LsINEsT and touch the inf AIMED part with few
times, and the DONE TIE Arctic Lninent may be
obtained at any of the Drug Stores in this place.
& an1-Im-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-02
For Rent or Sale.

elegant suburban residence the Southern bounda-
~ nv city, situated in the centre OF four acre OF,
the which highly ornamented with evergreens
shade and fruit choice varieties IL also contains
a vegetable garden house newly papered ana pAhteot
thing in complete repair.
In addition dwelling, there is servants house,
stable, and house There also large cis-
lern, capable Of containing 800 barrels OF water.
The house is n emineDce commanding an extensive
and picturesque The property will be sold al price
suitahle 10 The times rented careful tenant. Apply
TO a. &C. LIN
neeS
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-02

FOR SALE.
A LOT on Cherry street, South Nashville, near the
"A Baptst Church on which there Is small Frame Ten
ement The lot 20 10 $50 teet deep Apply 70
ssnt5a A. VS.. LINDsLEf.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-02

HoARp;NG.--A country man who drew from one
If the banks. during the foolish run for gold, 800
soyereguz placed them in an iron skillet to avoid
observation, for fear of theft. Col home, he
fell himself getting the ''wcrse for liquor" and
while he had his senses he thought it oest to con-
ceal lis skillet and return for 1t next day for fear
at being entirely drunk by tn time he got home.
Atpo great distance from Athluukard bridge he got
off his car, and proceeded into a ii Id on the road
side. where he concealed his skillet containing the
500 sovereigus. When h. T turned the next day
70 look Tor his treasure, he forgot where he had de-
posted it, and 10 this day he r'mnins without MS
monev What ales-ou!-Lnnerick Chronicle.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-02
FOR SALE.
BANK OF NASHVILLE.

HAVE for sale large OF property which WI
sell for Notes of the Bank OF Nashville or certlned
checks on IL the prices thai have always asked
10, .s me Avs. LINDsLEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-02

- The Canpb. Il Min-trels were greeted with
a full house LIS, night, and their prosrammi gave
entr- satisfaction, judging from the prolonged and
con,inu d applause.
They will live their sixth entertainment tonight
with IN entire change Of programme.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-02
Church of the Advent.

Rev. CHARLES T. QUINTARp, VI. D., having &C.
cepted the call to the R ctorship Of the Church of
the Advent, will take charge OF the PaIl-h on
and after Sunday, January Srd, on which day. ne
will preach a, Odd F,lows' Hall, at ii o'cloc"'
in the morning and in the evening at ct, ~
Scat Fee
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-02

g5g- We have heard somewhere sneering
statement that poverty is prolific; for our part, we
ar, glad of it. The poor lrSh woman, who haa
pig ana COW, and hut full OF Children ana not
a penny TO her name, took the right view OF the
matter, when she replied to one wondering at her
attachment for the little Norahs and Patricks:
"Whv, bless your honor, I've nothing else to
Lowell"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-02
Hughes Brothers.

Practical Artists in every branch of Photography and
whole ale and retail dealers in AnbTotype Melanoype
Photograph, and DagGerreOtype goods Apparatus and
Chemicals, of every Kind, variety and description
the abovs Arts All orders ill be promptly filed,
warded OF the country very lowest mar
ke rates. for cash. which the are respectfully
ved. Also Agents for the sale of Meainotype srher
reotype Nights. HUGHES BROS,
sep4. &c Union street, Nashville, Tenn.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-02
= A n ID [ ID A Il E S.
SIiEIsIFFALTY.

gp We authoriz to nounce ]. r. MCCAIN a
didate for Sheriff at the ensuing March election.
90 We authorized to announce JAMES NJ. HINTON
candidate for sheriff of Davidson county, the
March election.
6- We authorized TO announce JONI K EDxoSDsoN
candidate Sheriff Of Davidson county, at the next
March election.
EoS5- We are authorized to announce Il. b. BIGLEY
candidate for sheriff of Davidson county at the March
elc' ton.
" p We are authorized to announce A. Creole, q
candidate for Sheriff Davidson county, the arch
eIac
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-02

PENNSILVANIA BUCK WHEAT.
~ SACKS BUCKWHEAr FLOUR Just received on con.
~ Segment and for by
dec1S ID. ID. DICKEY.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-02
r-M.ssN.W acknowledgements II

gerRH~s W ANTED-Immedatel TO-
AAI 900 men to engage in the sale of the most
popular selling Books in America. Invalds, mechanics
farmers and teachers, wishing travel this
very profitable aud pleasant business enabling them
the country, and make money at the time. A.
gents in the business clearing from $500 500
year. For fan particulars and list of Books address
H. NJ. RULIsoN, Queen City Publishing House, 14 Main
street. Cincinnati, ohio or, if living Fast. RULIsoN,
Philadelphia sept21.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-02
For Rent.

TWO handsome iud comfort bic Brick Dwellings, Nos
4 and 2, ltiborne's Row. These houses and
veil fin he'd the OF good size, with high ceilings
The wei ventilated Hydraut water in The lots
he have the privilege OF the Schools
The ght educate thr children without charge.
borne Omnibus gul5 ry hour these hou-
to the square, at The low price Of Applyto
A.V. :. LTNDSLEY.
Dec 2-dtf. +. r. GLASCOCK.