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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-15

RAILROAD BALL.-The boys of the Cleveland
and Toledo Railroad are to have grand bail at
Norwalk on Christmas eve Music from Toledo
will enliven the occasion and merry time may be
expected Trains from the West arrive at NorwaIk
at $50 P. M.-from the East at 1890 P. NJ
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The third of the johnson House Sociables, takes
place this evening Those interested should be on
hand as early as O'Clock.
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~ DER OF CoUkr.-on the l3th day of January, 1853
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A NJ and O'Clock P NJ
At the Railroad Station the yiae Of BeIea the
y Of CuyahOg1; and State Of Ohio will be sold to the
highest bidder the following Real Estate the property Of
Jacob Putty, deceased, to wit:
The same being equity the right 10 deed in fee sim
pie, from W Fachilds, of the premises hereinafter
described on the payment of dollars and eighty
cents, and the interest the from Feb T. 1855.
said premises described follows. to wtSuate in
the township Of ddehurgh lot No section No Is
and hOu sded follows: Beginning the east ue Of SAID
lot at the northeast stake of LaunGerS
A b Launder; thence nOrth along the lot line, chains
and 63 links, to stake; thence west along marked inc
% chains II links toi the center Of the Rockport Road;
thence south { along said road, chains and
link TO LaundeTs' contract with b Launcer thence
the north line of said Laundes' land D chains and
"a links to the place Of beginning and contains
Of land, more pr less.
PLINY WYMAN, Executor of
Jacob Putty. deceased.
Cleveland. Dec. 9th, 1858. decIl dim 2l3
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CORRECTION.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Il.
The Senate Committee list should read as fol-
lows:
Dom. Military-Chestnut instead of johnson.
Com Public Lands-Chestnut instead of Brode-
rick.
Com on Territories-Insert Fitzpatrick.
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DGrtistru.
1EETH "A new and ele-

T OSS OF TEETH.-A new and ele-
L 4 CANT tnIroveqlent connected with Dental Surgery
ns he invented It is the production Of entirely new
description Artificial Teeth They 50 perfectly Ieseoe
nature as 10 esape detection Persons requiring Ahcal
Teeth those wearing them. invited TO call and e
anime this beautiful method They from gal
vanic action, perfectly inert, and always pure
CR- A Full Set from Ten Dollars and upwaIds
e Chldrens Teeth regulated during the hrst ana sec
ond dentiiiOn.
C- Painless Method Of Curing Tooth Ache and Decayed
Teeth without extracting the Tooth causing any ain
HALLIWELL DANIELS, Dentists
Rooms over ChurchilPs Drug Store,
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" WIGS ! WIGS =! -! WIGS!

BACHELORS WIGS AND ToUPEES surPass all
They are elegant, ,ligL ess5 and durable.
Fitting 20 d charm-n, ming up behnd-no shrinking
on ehead; indeed, thsis re only Establishment whore
tkess things are properly undeTs-o' and made
23l Broadway, New York.
,,-a1 ,vy,2 W FISKE Cleveland. Ohio. Agent.
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ChiIIs and Fever! Chills and Fever!

Que greatest remedies that has ever been laid be-
fore the public for Ague and which has received
the highest enconus from the press and the people is
DR. HOSTETTERS CELEBRATED BTTTERS. Who
would endure the arising from this terrible dis
ease, it be easily curedl Who would endure
seepless nights burning egers and icy chs alternately
when remedy be obtained for mere trhe And yet
how many frmins ingeT painful existence under this
deadly blight and do nothing gulp down qainne until
becomes as common the daily meals and yet they are
not relieved None the foolish and weak would heSi-
tate to ocure these valuable Bters and themselves
intense agony.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, Dec. l3.

SENATE.
The President sent to the Senate the treaty with
Siam, which was concluded May 29th, 1856, and
proclaimed in Siam in August last. The Presi-
dent suggests an Extension to the Consul at Bang
kok of the Judicial powers conferred on COnsuls
in China or Turkey.
Mr.. ClingmaD, besides his speech, offered a res
olution that the ClaytOn>Bulwer Treaty should be
abrogated, and requiring the President to COM
municate any correspondence with Great Britain
and Nicaragua 10 relation to the termination or
reservation of the Treaty.
The resolution was laid over while negotiations
are pending.
Mr.. Gwin spoke in favor of the Pacific Railroad.
Numerous memorials were presented, the only
Smith, asking to be allowed to import steamships
duty free for his New York coasting line. 1t was
referred to the Committee on Finances.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Phelps Of Missouri. from Committee on
Woys and Means, reported the Pension, Military,
Army, and Indian Appropriation Bills.
Mr.. Washburne of Illinois, gave notice that he
would introduce bill providing for the establish
ment of an emigrant and mail route from the most
eligible point in Minnesota to Pugets Sound.
Mr.. Kellogg of ILL.,, offered a resolution which
was adopted, calling on the Secretary of the
Treasury to furnish a statement showing the
amount of the productions of the British Colonies
imported into the United States free Of duty, un-
der the Reciprocity Treaty, together with other
information on the subject, including the amount
of exports from the U. S.
The House then resumed the Judge Watrous
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ar, Rooms at No. Euclid street Terms
Fifty cents per lesson. IT,
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Mlaabinists Mf.


Manufacturer OF all kinds Of
SMALL MACHINERY, LATHES, MODELS,
Rolling Mills for Jewelers. and Dentists
SEAL AND OTHER PRESSES &c.
TURNING AND FINISHIG GENERALLY.
FSsuperlor street. American Buildings, Cleveland, o.
Opposite the Weddell House, : aug2 Ia
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q See Council report for discussions upon the
poor of our city and the disposition to be made of
them this winter
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January lst, lS6s.
MRS. RoBINsoN : cERrIrIcATE.

VERNON, Trumbull Co., May lst, lsSe.
This certhss that have been IN very Door health Tor
and found little relefater employing number
of Physicians My disease PrOiaDSis UteIl- had
been reduced that and FlOuOr Aus until had become
liberated to considerable extent By the advice DR.
Bushnell procured and took SIX bottles Of AlarshalPs
Uterine IutholicOn which enabled attend nv
band in his last sickness until he died which was about
year since have taken three bottles his de ah
which made able to labor and support family Of
three children The CafhncOh has nearly restored
health Il the only thing that has miiis my suffer
MARY f. ROBINSON.
The CATHoLICON is for sale by City Druggists End y
Medicine dealers generally. iUii2
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EMBkOIDERIES!-
~ Will open On
Szzz Monday, Dec. 9Th,
A splendid assortment
Muslin Sets,
Cambrc Sets,
Pique Sets.
Muslin Collars
Cambria Collars,
Embroidered Hdkfs Lace Collars.
Hemstiched Hdkfs
ChIldren's Collars, and
Misses Sets
deCf H. D. KENDALL s CO. -
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THE CAOEnII CASE AGAIN.

NEW YORK. Dec. IA.
The Jury in the Caneemi case last evening
brought in a verdict of murder in the first degree.
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DIAMONDS-from Golconda and Brazil;
RUBIES-from Syria, Ceylon and Hohenstein;
TOPAZ-from the Aliai Mountains and Kamschatka;
EAIERALDS-from Egypt, Syria and New Mexico
OPALS-from Hungary, the Farce Islands K Honduras
TURQUOISE-frUm Persia;
PEARLS-from CeylOn. Olmutz aud New Jersey.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported by the Union Telegraph,
)TFIcK, VIKINGS BLOCK, CORNER OF BAEE AND
ST. CLAIR STREETS.
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Real Gstate A9euts.
ROUSE s. JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE
AND
IN S U R A N G K
AGENTS,
No SO Superior Street, Marble Block, up stairs. :.

nor SALE, OR EXCHANGE-A
Il FARM OF FIFTY ACRES-In Sandusky county
Plank Road near Fremoni; rich, saTdy lolm
tImbereXchange Tor from TO 10 acres the city,
$1,000
miles from the city; small house. good barn. and some
for farm. 81 500.
PITTSBURGH ST-IwO Houses. and Lots &c feet front
snd 5J1 feet derp to the caual-eXchange for 4 farm
PARMA--Seventeen arTes, nine miles fiom The city;
mal house and barn, with variety Of fruit S9O0-one
half IN Western lands.
MISSOURI LANDS-Well loclted-at 50 per acre-to
exchange for Readymade Clothing; also some good Iowa
Ian Is
CEDAR ST-House and Lot; nice cottage house and
considerable fruitO exchange 10 20 near
the city. SI200
PITTSBUKG ST-Two Brick Stores and Dwelling with
lotto exchange for a farm
CROTON ST House and Lotto exchange for a farm
5 100.
LANSING, MICH.-FOur Lots Tor sale cheap, or e1-
change for 4 small house and lot the CITY.
GARDEN ST-HOuse and Lot: large two story house
well hnlshed-tO exchange for farm.
ROUSE 4 JENNINGS,
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Of z. Fitch, That he is the owner of lot No. 90
on Euclid street, demonstrating against paying 8
tax levied upon that property, as exhOrbitant.-
Said tax being for Improvements upon the street.
Referred TO Committee on Judiciary.
OH B Payne, Owner OF ten acre lot No. 81
on Euclid street. that the tax upon his lot is irregu
lar, and asking that it be abated. Rel TO Com. Of
Judiciary.
OfMrs. E. O. Fredericks, That in October, 1853,
she was led 10 believe that the New Market grounds
would be Immediately occupied, under which be-
lief she purchased two stalls in the New Market
House, and that she expended $40 in fitting it up,
and prays the Council may restore to her such
sum Ref TO Com on Markets.
Of the officers and members 0: Phoenix Fire Co
No. 4, asking that the sum Of Sl26 be refunded to
them as what they have paid for repairs on their
Engine.
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HoLLOWAY,S OINTME I.

The bane Of SCROFULA, the Kings Evil our snces-
tors has like this detergent and eradcang sslve
Its healing qualities are unequaed Salt Rheum Sore
Legs Breasts, and the Scald Head and Ring Worm
enemies Of the nursery 1t the coating OF the
skin and behind Of former Disagreement
Sold at the m1nuactory, No 80 Maiden Lane New York
and by all Druggists at 25c &C and 81 per box
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9pffinI Nptifes.
q We would invite the attention of our readers III

q For Gas Fixtures and FittiHg-APply
Fogg EAslSOrfh & Co., los and lO7 Superior street
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REMOVAL.
DR R r ROBINSON HAS RE-

moved his Dental Ohice TO his residence, No. 4e
Wood St four doors North Ofthe M + Church where he
will be happy all Of his OTmer patrons OF any OH
Srs who may need his services. % E4Eez ~
Cleveland. March 90 Is5s-nh25 dtt sE etss
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]. B. Barnes Co, Proprietors of the Gle

]. B. Barnes q Co, ProprietOrs of the Cleve
al Plumbing Works. Atwater Block are prepared
With arse force of experienced workmen doing every
ssrotioa Of Plumbing in the most th5rough manner on
he mos scientific plans reasonable terms aud on short
actce Large OF Fountains OF different stYles ana
,zes gathing Tubs cast iron and wood, lined win
i,naJc1npeT steam heaters, lead and galvanized IoA
Leather aud India Rubber Hose, every descLIuo
RTssS and pIlfed Cocks including the Paten' Seclos
NJ Cacs recently introduced, Wash Bowls and az xmas
fWatsr Works Fixtures kept constantly on nhahu an
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-


FOR SALE-VERY DESIRABLE
l. VACANT LOTS on Erie street, between Superior and
Euclid streets, ? lots-50Xl32 feet.
PROSPECT ST.-Near Hudson street, 50xl90 feet Also
Cheshire st 63Kl99.
ROCKPORT.-Seve acres miles from the cty near
the Plank ROad-LOg House and Stable. $500.
GRIST MILL-WATER POWER-With 8 acre. Of
aud dwelling and barn. % miles from the city E.I and
machinery all good order and doing good business
$4,000. ROUSE < JENNINGS
sep4 50 Superior Street
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We have

The whole world has contributed make stock
rythng the most fastidious could desire.
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csg- TO SMOKERS & CHEWERS.

10 gentleman shoud mnsl the society Of ladies with
his teeth discoored and breath tainted with tobacco For
eurifyng the mouth after smoking or chewing, FON-
TAlNE's CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS Is one Of the
most easctual dentrifces in use 1t whens the teeth
strengthens the gums and imparts the BREATH often
offensive an agreeable fragrance
FOR SHAvING-Its rich lather Peneraies and softens
the bearl prevents irritation and renders the operation
sasy and agreeable. F. G. FONTAINE Co. 3O5 Broad
N1' 49,
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Sd Superior 81
F0R SALE OR EXCHANGE
Il kINSMAN ST House and Lot Good house and
very large corner lot with Fruit and Shade Trees short
distance from Perry ST. Exchange IS acres near
the city, for fam in this county, 81 OO0
VALUABLE LAND IN WISCONSIN.-200 acres 3
miles from Port washington on Lake Michigan, Mil
Waukeo Heavy timber land, with excellent soil. viii
exchange for good farm near the city.
PAULDING COUNTY.-2BO acres ~ miles from the
County seat, by main road miles from r. R Station
good land, with valuable timber Exchange for a small
farm near the city.
DETROIT ST.-Near Pearl, % feet front with good
story frame Building 10 exchange for desirable Western
lands
HAMILTON sT.-Two houses and lots to exchange for
a small farm.
so ACRES, miles from Fort Wayne
4S ACRES II miles irsm Detroit
Juneau Co, Wis.
VIII exchange all for improved property
this city.
FIVE ACRES-Four miles from the city, with 4 small
Will exchange for a iarm.
ON LAKE SHORE-lO miles west OF the cty-eighty-
four (i Acres, with small house and orchard and
Of timber To exchange for house and lOt-one West
Side preferred.
oLMSTED FALLS.-HOuse and barn with of one
half acre ROUSE s. JENNINGS,
sep4 So Superior Street.
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n m SOLOMONSON

n. II. SULUMUNoON.
PRAcTTcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
ees the largest assortment Of the most approved xmas VI
pFcTacLES Auhis glasses, whether for near or far
shted are ground under his own inspection by naehlhe
of anew construction with the greatest care SO sto
the eyes in al cases. curing Weakness DzE1sss Or
T.Aamafon Of the Eyes and mpartng strength ior long
reading or fine sewing.
II n. II. SOlomonson would here inform the PuDne
shat he employs any one in the sale OF ms
~ AIse a splendid assortment of SPY GLASSES, nj
eROSCOPES COMP ASSES, sc kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain as perfect as natural
lOHee IS Superior street under the American Hotel
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EOR SALE on EXCHANGE-

Il
Il a FARN-Niuety-si1 acres, miles from the city BY
railroad; good so good buildings; IS Of
timber, and orchard with every variety of ru-wl
change part for other good property; $50 per acre
GRANGER STREET.-One and half story House and
ity Of Toledo; 81 go.
ASHTABULA CO.-Near Ashtsbula: Farm Of $50
with variety of excellent soil; large and good build
ugs; fine orchard about 30 tmberwiH exch ange
for from 10 20 acres the city; $50 per acre
PUTNAM PAULDING COS-SOne fine Lands in
these counties 10 exchange for City properly
IOWA.-On the Dubuque ard Pacific railroad, 50 miles
from Dubuque $40 excellent prairie Land-win
change for productive City property
TWEEN rY ACRES-Near KinsInan street and near the
City lire, with stre3m OF water running tLrOugh-wil
exchange for improved City property; $3.50 per
loo ACRES-In Pierce county, Wisconsin the Mis-
sssppi river; rich soil and we'll mbered-tO exchange for
a house and lot IN the City.
WOOD ST-Three two story houses and lots; a good
prOpeTty-tO exchange for desirable western lands.
LUCAS CO.-SiXteen miles from Toledo; so acres to
change for 4 small house and lot in the CITY.
ROUSE & JENNINGS,
u6y1 Paa1 state aundTn Agan
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COMMUNICATIONS,

From J. W. Heisley, City Attorney, presenting
the bond of Ed Hessenmueller. Bond approved
and report received and filed.
From same, that the bond ofG. B: Tibbitts Is not
in due form. Leave given 10 withdraw and per-
feet the bond.
From the Board Of Education, saying that the
rules that all children attending the schools shall
be yaecinated, is to some extent imperative, as
children are continually found who have not been
vaccinated and thUs endaBger those in the schools.
Also recommending that the school houses shall be
insured. Referred to Special Committee Of
Messrs. Senter, Resner and Crawford.
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VIM. Gire, Sl4,9s Mrs Bennett, Sl7OO; Everett
Edwards, $500; c. B. Martindale, $500 Refer
red to Committee on Schools.
Edmund Clark, $500; W. L. Marvin, $500
Referred 10 Committee on Police.
c. P. Born, S23 20; Frederick Schmidt, Sl94.45;
Lyon Whitlaw, SlOl,6l. Committee on Fire
". L. Marvin, $1,000. Committee on Claims
w. L. Marvin, Ss0,s5; Alice Leonard, $3.50
Board of Education.
Peter laval, $3.50. Committee on HarbOrs
and Wharves.
R. H Norton, sI66,45; C. S Mackenzie, S46,74;
Lorenzo Blish, 81 so. Committee on lnfrmary.
ORDINANCES.
To levy and assess special tax on all property
abutting on Champlain ST. between Ontario and
Yinuyard SITS. Passed.
At the colose of the regular proceedings Mr. Ri
der called attention to the state OF the poor OF the
CITY, and introduced Mr.. W. J. Warner, who made
some remarks as to the help given to the poor
There are now no funds 10 distribute, and yet q
weekly expense of from $3.50 to $500 is had infur-
nishing food and clothing to the poor. He was not
willing 10 run the city in debt, and, although it
was upon the poor, yet he was in favor, under the
existing circumstances of shutting down entirely
on such help until some funds could be raised
| He would for one contribute check for $1,000 il
| others would Join in and assist, but one or two
/ could do nothing and the best way would be TO
force the poor to the Infirmary, where some two
| luQQfGQ COulu DS dCGOlllllOudbCu-
Mr.. Ransom said the ordinance allowed $500 for
out door relief, and there was last winter over
three times that amount given.
Mr. Warner said it would take 500 for wood
alone this winter at the rate it has been given
We should run into debt $500 or $500 we did
not Shut down. 1t needs great deal of discrimi
| nation TO determine who are worthy. He has q
lot of wood upon his land, with saws and saw-hor
ses, and sends the men there to work, payiug them
fifty cents per cord. Half the men will go away
when this islOhered, and are unwilling to work. de
would also give $500 to take care of the vagrani
girls and beggars who run about the streets.
Pending the discussion OF the question, th'
Council sdjOurned.
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By Mr. Ransom, That communication received
from Board of City Improvements relative to i'm
proving Vineyard, Champlain and Canal streets,
be referred back to that Board, with authority to
report an ordinance to that effect. Adopted.
By Mr. Rider, Whereas it has for long time
been difficult for Forest City Hook and Ladder Co.
and Engine Co. No. l. situate on Frankfort street,
therefore resolved that the Board of City Improve
ments be instructed to report the expense OF paw
ing said street. Adopted
By Mr. Rider, Whereas, Phoenix Fire Co. did at
an expense of 81 600, purchase the engine now
used by them without expense to the city; and,
whereas, they have paid Sl26 for repairs on the
same; therefore resolved, that said sum of Sl26 be
refunded to them. Referred to Committee on Fire
and Water.
By Mr. Rider, That good crossings be placed
across Superior street at the Bennett House corner
and also at the corner of Ontario street and the
Square. Adopted.
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JOHN TOO & YATES

Are prepared to deliver pure article OF BRlAR HILL
CHIPPEwAY und LACKAWANNA COAL, selected
expressly for family use.
u Orders promptly filled Al their Yard on the CanA'
- -. g. II Ntnn,-arh strrrl ClnNelaul. o.
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''MaIshalfs Uterine C1thoicOn viii certainly cure
the diseases for which II IS recommends l."
There is no medicine ike It in this country"
Elm the worst / have met with Marshall
IIferine CatholicOnis GER tain and safe remedy.
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OfFire Engineer, on petition of sundry individ-
uals desirous Of forming new Fire Company, in
favor of granting the petition The Company TO
be called Protection Hose Company. Received
and fled,
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SOLE PROPRIETORS,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. 4 CO.,
MANUFACTURING
PharmaCeutiStS and Chemists,
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO

IL MEN From the N Y. DAILY Nelns (Editsrial)
I'VE desire to call attention to letter from DR. Joshua
F. Bridge The Health ofAmerican Women, in anoth-
er column He the subject able manner, and
his skill and medical Judgment be relied upon"
From the Albany Morning Express.
MarshalFs Uterine CainOcOn has proved to be fully
valuable It Is claimed to be many tests made
bV medical gentlemen and others Dr. Bridge regular
physician very fine asinments Of great judgment
and discrimination judcious and h My successful
ttiOuer all diseases, especially those Of women and
children"
Frou PHYSICIANS
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EOR RENT-A FARM OF I'D

Z ACRES, 81 miles from the city by Railrold well i'm
proved. with all necessary buildings orchard &c Rent
/, 2 OF ears, $3.50 par year
ROUSE s JENNINGS,
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CALE On REAL ESl ATE- RY or.

JOIN CRowELL, Esq, PITTS Attorney
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-11-09
-Tr11at sale.

I'm Monday, the eighth day Of November,
~ 1858, al the front door Of the Cotlri
House Of Kanawha County, the undersigned
will proceed to cell, at Public Auction. to The
highest bidder, certain House. and sLot, sit
mated in the town of Charleston, it being the
House ana Lot. in which William WI. Kelly,
now resides, formerly purchased blythe said
Kelly. Of Joseph l.. Fry. This sale Ils 70 be
made under and BY virtue of Deed OF Trust,
ionI said House and Lot by the said
Kelly, To- secure to John N. Garrison, the
payment of a bond, executed to him BIZ the
said Kelly, fprthe sum Of 5000. with interest
thereon, which said Deed Of Trust, as8well as
The bond, aforesaid, bears date, March 18th,
1858. IA
Said sale viii be made upon the following
terms, to4wit. the sum of 5000; with interest
thereon, from April 1855, and the cost 81
this advertisement and sale, TO be paid in cash,
and the residue in one two and three years,
with interest on the deferred payments, from
date fsaie. u Bond, with good personal secu-
rity, win lie REQUIRED for deferred instalfments,
and the title will also be reserved for fnfther
security. d5FJ0HN l.. M0SEIEY.
4.25 -E Trustee in said Deed q Trust