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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-22
Hon. A. II. ~. stuart.

The Stanton Nindcator CDemocratic) shows liberal
spirit in speaking as follows Of this distinguished states
man:
we are pleased to that honored fslowcitizen
The Hon Alexander H. H. Stuart IL widely spoken Of AZ
the candidate Of the Opposition in the coming Presiden
tai canvass and we that wherever he !. known
his friends, land their Is legionl irrespective Of
prl' would be happy 70 sec him receive this high com.
pIiment at the hands Of his political assoctates NJ
stuart b. no novice in politics aud staesmnnship For
four years he represented this District in Congress with
nch energy md ability 10 gain him the applse efhs
asocnte place among the first orators OF the COUNTRY
aud the gratitude 81 his constituents and a. member
"i Mr. fiHmores Cabinet he filed that high and respon.
ibo position With distinguished ability unsurpassed by
.nl OF h' predecessors AZ an orator and gentleman
VIZ Stuart ha few equals and no SUPERIOR among his DO
c1 icnis, and wecan assure the Opposition that they
con find no nobler sacrifice offer up At the shrine of
ihe party which already boasts Of whole hecaombs Of
martyrs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-22

The Louisville journal says the Washington Cou,tjfp.
ho', the President immediate organ, hasn't had one
word TO cay aDot GOV. Wses Donnclly letter since the
Governor warning through bis own organ at Richmond
To- the President direct that anything further upon the
subject would be met by the publication Of more than
dozen private and confidential letters Of the kind in
the possession of the Governor. friends The Governor
hls evidently locked the Presidents jaws and put the
lcy in bic pocket
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-22

principle And, In that event. also Il would be ailoNa-
bic Tor the conservative Opposition North and South
to choose between two great evils.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-22
RANGES OF THE THERMOMETER
ArRANDoLPHS BooKsroRE. tn MAIN ST., Sept 81.


CURED BY wIsTAR,s BALsAm.
July ~ - 49, =
remarkable cen-aup,lon reees,y been effected
BY this medicine, In the Of Chatham In u county
which related 10 by DIR. Hefrlek eminent
that toxn 10 whom have permission Ia refer Young
vi" had long isborsd under affection OF tho lungs
iered by her friends beyond the reach Of
Informed by her medical attendant that
Induced 10 send for bottle Of wistnr,s
wild Cherry, last resort The lady
ei and bottles saccevcy
administered She nov happy N the restoration OF health
None genuine unless signed l. Burrs the wrapper
sceo--,eS~iw -.s .a
tU- n Boots, CATERS good quality go
ALEN HILL Co = and 10 get there.
knox whsre yoa them.
tv- Notice 10 Country Merchants Waiting
Richmond this Fall.-we rc.pec niiy call
their attention stock Boors SHOES which
sell low Tor cash punetuA
ALEX HILL CO,
sei6 1871 Main st., Richmond, Va
MAuRIED,
Orange House. EDwiN BRAnIEy Esq Of Baitnorr
to Miss Lucy W., daughter OF the late Hay raao, OF Orange
Va.
DIED,
Belle Farm In the ofGoueste the 10Th Inst,
BhCCs PARkk FARLEY eighth child Of H. l. Of
Whooping cough aged months
In the county Grecuhcr state on Sunday the 18Th
int ISABELLA W. DEwRN daughter Of the late Richard Ds~ry
Of this city.
Her place First Church
lRev Dr. Mcotesl this morning. n o'clock and
aegaainianee aud those the family Invited
AUCTION.-Groceries Liquors and
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-22


HEAVT OPERATIoN--Sic,ODO EMRFzzLEp AND GAuRfEn
AwAr-We find the following ia the indianapolis Sen.
tiuel OF Saturday
temporary agent Of the American Express Gonna
NY at Terrc Hau;e within the past two or three weeks
has taken packages and parts OF packages of various
amounts OF money passing through that Office in such
sums a. to make an aggregate reaching nearly s.1 600
This was all Sakci and lost gambling tables The last
taken entire package O 4 OuO for the Park
county bank This all lost in one night in a gam
bling Siloon Growing desperate this heavy loss the
last of series Of considerable length the express agent
pulled pistol from his pocket and demanded the money
or the life of the winner Of the pile The money was
handed back him. and his dcpredltions in the express
Office discovered the next day.
Measures were taken TO the money nearly all
Of which aceraued to Ice in the hands OF parties in
Terre laue-mostly Young men-in the habit of play
ing cards Tor amusement and profit. The position OF the
partic, holding the money such that ia order to
prevent open exposure, the whole of the none
stolen staked and lost with the exception of 500
| was surrendered to the Express Company
The affair has caused "a consi lerlbe talk at Terre
aute aud discussions to the of society in that
city free aud frequent The temporary agent pur
Joining the money had not been arrested last
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-22

y
eN-"BINiNosRs OLD LONDON DOCK GIN po..e-s.. Al,
the aases that be desired
all wines quars Its lnsreents juices
the aromatic ineinrs Of the Age ha. msow ali
these mingled aross. and sisen exquisite snoo,
ling liquid purity leaves nothing the eyr 20 de-r.
The writer must remark that Messrs NJ Co.
world at large for having introduced musnt such
eer,ona purity and uneuivoeal power
Journal aud Medical Gazette, May ISIS '
0S, AZ remedial has with the
Tor very long period bot owing to the dcoy obtaining
article has fallen into duse sections OF the eoun
toy, much 20 the consider alno,
speehe In very many diseases fVr all Ggr
under professional guidance, win certainly
tive membranee cieanses the remove ali
sediment Adminsteredn the
ereior. SO necessary orthelr permanent
czculable benefit females 50 p.,ui.r 10 m.
ses sud rom Us one, a. well as its aaoyne
aaen superior 10 on bark the eeirea
OF positive tendency Phe or Consumpion ain In
proper qnan, by supplying nng the
fell disease which popuatI.n of ths
United states annually rue peculiar
over other dhasbie stimuli that exhsrses
cites, and u powerful nervlne we'll n
The OLD LONDON DOCK GIN OF the A NJ BININaER
have frequently prescribed always With
where directions have been followed evidently the pro
iuct o. very esrrai dslstone
perry being so blended 10 give TO the spirit
nulty, and aromatic favor In practice ten
ye.s have had occasion to
and amer careful sampr have
clhdL Really Gin every and
the OLD LONDON DOCK emphacaily hsad
house are doing much for the o persnes"
COTTON sALTER NJ D.
a., West 18th street, ~ Y.
generally tYs-dI.wkesn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-22

The late 3 Prentiss when challenged to n duel Lv
socds gentlemen Of Nicksburg. quietly read The war
note and stated that be- would answer AZ his own time
aud iu bis way. Selecting Of bic best shirts ho
dispatched u by biz body servant, with the following
note " Sir. accept your challenge but with one pro.
ysothat you appear the ground in the accompany
ing piece Of rsmeut is impossible for me 10 fight
any Who does not observe the ctternals Of gentle
man" The gentleman withdrew the challenge, but kept
The SHIFT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-22
FIFTH Avenue HOTEL.
- UN WITH AVENUE
Al the Intersection OF Broadway op Madison Square,

New York.
'is Location The most dsabs q IN ,h'
" and and Hudson Boston
entire arrangement. ~ the establishment are the result Of
mature study and sHgenee and render the comfortable
Az tn improvements lhat comfort aud sug
Every taken during construction to secure
,hs positive .aisiy Of si om ih dsnre!s q eonnagLson
the root All Of ne floors arc double snd separated by
Among other important mrrovemen addition
stairway VERTICAL R,w isrcady completed
from ~ nr, TO ", upper noor upon plan which admits Of
Lonv. spacious corridors, forming promenade Of hun
dfed Zee, upon each o. the 'S stories give light and hsh
liberal space has been appropraso public Draviug Rooms
rand P5ou.n.Is iIs s, ~ We Dining Room, there s
and bT,.,ss Room 9TH al N modem eonvennes have been
s5ehanss containing The Journal, the day and All the
convenience for commercial intercourse bune been
sasa 70 ne many Other features Of he Hotel and there Ts
Billiard and Che. Rooms Of the approved appoint
been expressly designed manufacturer r bs p,,T@ a"ssrs
ns.sa wv We son,s pisase ect 70 F AvSsUE HoE"
The entire Hotel h.. been under the dr,e
on o ~ IAAN sTnNhNs proprietor o.
.u7'-'oi2u GfrcHcocK. DARLING Co
silver PLATED PoRKslAND SPOONS
superior qusy snufaSsreI b I ns o1srsd ,rs very
sna va,s' 70 gye Tho Duns Desert BrssE
'es Q GESStTi' r ale sgpsr,
SYHyP. bbs \. v ES,ra syrup In store Tor sale by
= ~ -a--- WI WALLACE sONs
MOVE wIHE.-Jus' 10 hand I,,,,, .u,,,, q, W..
w Wire Than you viii end other honse iu az IL 90
bacing nearly every Size and wdih wh We sre s.lny 80
"ssJb T. ROHERrSON a sONs
No e5 Main 81
U'OILEr CAsRS.-A aricir lust recstv.d ,,.d, A..
u George Woseuiioim sons - ''''''"' "'"e ny
sei2 ROBERrsON s0vs No a. Nj, u
1hOO sUGAH-CUHED CANvAssRD uAus
A'NN o. sup't'or quality, fof sale ~ JONEs
CHEEsg.-95 boxes Goshen Cheese 10 arrive no. &c.
- H"a"oh" fels wM wAtIkOE PONs
| II EESEs MANIPULATION, ora PHOsPIso-
/ - PERUVIAN 0UANo, for sale ~
sells ylsliER WINSTON. Druggist.
NEW uUsIC--NEw Music
Il ~ Gentle Nelly Gray ~ Hsife.
Psalm n life, ~ Hoctlry
You uIn hin back, ~ Wf'ghfon
Ihc Home of my Heat ~ Wenofs.
welcome Home ~ Wfirhton
| Dear May. wake nom aunhof by. go,.Y
| Sle was fsfcr than hiassanis
| o, Willie u he lad for me, ~ Creyion
i a DAY Dream. by fuFlfiffFhf
| Regsnts March, by Holland
| Wandering spfite, ~ Fngichrsghf
large collection of New Music Just received Al "'e
| seh ". rAYf0RE is Mia,
/ 1000 SIDES sOLE bEATHRu v,,, =
ZOO good middle weights, good dansssd =, 800 hs,vyi
| aged, In store and for sale ny A, Poos ism
MoLLEH's cur LOAF SUGAR, Tor al. =.
/ ~ .ell &0,h DAVgSko.r
rs AHsE .stsHiSDsToSSss, IoI y.s,eTs. l., -.
'f
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-22

NOrICt.--rO an MnnM Ir MAY cnNcrnN H.

NOrICt.--rO ALI WHOM MAY CONCERN -U,yip,
been aPpoied and qualified Proh,t. ana H.
s.Tncy r hr County OF Hampshire within eatih
OF Massaehuse- tie guardian Of Josephine n DELANEY mi
nor aud only surviving i and heir q John Delaney decd late
II Richmond sla
Richmond, ilr lst day nf rs order In
ance 81 the statue In such ydr Tsaun h
guardian OF said this State there be on, 10 nv -
me al money or personal property which her. and
auioEng me TO for
eiuds ne rents of her real estate and same 10
ha,s,h nsei,S A. PERRY PECK
Irn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-22

foR ruE PErsDrScY.-The Edenton, n. c. Erprets
dominates che Hon. Kenneth Rsyner Of North Carolina
Tor President and the Hon Edvard Everett Of Massa.
chu.etis, for Vice President Of the United States
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LAW BOOKSELLER AND PUBLISHER,
Rfoh,nonl Il,
Richmond, Va.

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NOTICE.
IIhE Twenty hhh Annual Meeting siorkhoa.r. on In
Jams River and kanawha Company viii be held a n, O.
hiy or In The city of hehnond Monday, Of DC
MON Ati Max gph.-,it.r.
brf stockholders In the JtNE-
hereby constitute sod appoint -. our 80. AMI ia.
m attorney and PROXY, Of - Ia an O.ns,t
Nee 81 Vie Stoekholders q ssd Company within siS
oh from anh attr the date hereof when
itesh W represented by other Proxy, u power
ai Huh'V NJ such General MeenEs, giye such vote or
'fir' - 90 such other civ
anembs 81 the said meetings n personally %
"" 90 hereby TaY aud confirm Ehat,yeT vote sct or
80 on, aa attorney may lawfully give DO for pursu-
ance Of The suthOrity hereby conferred upon him 49,
WiTEEss our hands and seals this - DAY Of - On. ,,u
sand eight hundred and --. fsrsI
10,
By order % the Board Of Directors 1851
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A NEW HOOK HH PHILIP HARRBTT CTIr,.
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IlE DfAF SHOENAkER, and other Stories fusirafed
This neat and attractive little filled Nth setr., ia
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AUCTION.-Ciroceries Liquors and
- this morning, by l. 40. n DAVENPORT.
tcS--W Auctlo
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-22

ItOAL.Tle depot Of New York and Richmond Coal an
- he upper end o. Broad Street aud opposite
The Oh Pair 0rounds Is vi Supplied Deep I'M ana
Springfield Mines with all for sa@ Family H,1t
smith - q ne andU .rdCc st
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-22

PsTe election takes place this DAY cal On al ny friend.
70 rally u The polls and stamp with their r.probaon II, au
lent Combination and irgues control ne fseen
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-09-22

tS you want Boots, shoes CATERS Of good quality
ALAN HILL CO I. and u get there do not
knox where you ar Ind hem
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,v,,,, LAW STUDENTS
NOTICE.


Law Books,
Including all be Text Books at the L,,c,f pyi,s =,
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The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01
ADJUSTMENTS,

NATIONAL THEATER.-Mr. Barry Sullivan,
gentleman with extended and enviable reputation
in England and the East made his debut in this city
last night, at the above establishment, "Riche-
lieu" We saw but the last act, together with the
last of the fourth and of course must judge OF
his impersonaton from only part of the perform
Rnce. He evidenced a sympathy with his author
which intellectual purely, seemed to have cor
rect appreciation of the character he portrayed and
generally q Just conception of the part; but we
thought his representation Of the willy Cardinal, in
what we saw of the fourth act, was too young, and
enacted with little too much force The last act,
however, was fine, indeed we do not remember to
have it equaled, certainly surpassed. He
was called before the curtain twice by the paudts of
the audience which exceedingly largo for OPEN
ing night and, in its character, discriminating and
appreciative. Mr.. Lefingwell, as de BarTadas,"
played finely, he does always; but Miss Dc Courcy,
as "Julia," was only fair. Tonight Mr. Sullivan
will appear as Beverly" in the " "Gamester."
By the way, we would respectfully suggest to the
management that they replace the sde-lghts to the
stage. The shadows now all fall downward, thus
making it almost impossible to catch the facial ex.
preston and this is particularly true if one h re-
moved from 1t to any distance. Mr. Sullivan has an
excellent face and we have doubt would appear tC
much bettor advantage under stronger light
WOODS THEATER.-Ag gain Mrs. Ellsler showed
the "Fearnought" through the magnificent grottoei
OF tho Rhine; again her nymphs danced and sanl
around her and her belovod again ''Schnapps' emp
tied his flask and made love to Mrs. Bridgets turkey
and again the "Naiad Queen" drew a full house. Il
must be to be appreciated, and will be- tonight
We doubt not by another audience large as the last
CAMPBELL MINsTRELS.-s & Nixon's wa
nearly filled last night, tine opening night Of Rumsc!
4 Newcomb's popular Company of Minstres. The!
are mer,tcrious and therefore, deserving Of
They will be as funny tonight as they cam ant
should be greeted with a crowded house.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01

ACCIDENT TO WAsHERwoMAN.--A poor
woman named Rose, living at No. IA Vine
street, while engaged in hanging some clothes
upon line which was stretched across porch,
fell to the pavement beneath, distance of
about fifteen feet, breaking her collar bone, two
of her ribs, and otherwise injuring herself
sad from the fact that she was dependent upon
her own exertions for a livelihood, and her in
juries, although not likely to prove fatal, will
confine her to her bed for some weeks, during
which time, of course, she will be unable to
perform her usual daily labor. Life is full of
misfortunes; and, strange as it may seem, they
always happen to those who arc the least able
to bear them,
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01

SPRING. Yesterday, balmy as May, closed
the reign of Winter. The sky was blue as that
which overhangs the vale of Arno; while the
gentlest zephyrs, kissing velvet cheeks, left
bushes on them lovely as the sun on roses
paints, when June, with smiling face and glee-
full step, glides over verdant meads. Our weary
life seemed not itself while Phebus' shining
beams encircled us, and, like the loving hands
of her we thought an angel once and know al
angel now, caressed our burning check. Like
Marguerite Gauthier, we edo SO love thu
Spring, for she smiles alike on the camelia, thu
cowslip and the rose;" and to day with charming
eyes she smiles on us.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01

FIRES DURING THE PAST MoNTH.-During
the month just past, there were in the city four
fires, viz: February 3d-Tho building belong
ing to W. S. Groesbcck, on Ninth ST., between
Elm and Plum, loss about $40 90; February
1Oth-House belonging to M. E. Reeves, neal
corner of Fourth and Vine, occupied by Mrs
Henderson, as a millinery establishment, loss
$4,000 or $4,000; February 16th-The two
small frame houses ON Fifth street near Plum
belonging to Perry Moore, loss about 5000, ant
February 2Oth-small shed belonging to Cole
man & Co., on the Canal, between Race ant
Elm, loss not more than $1,000.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01

STUPIDITY.-A man whose name we could not
learn, was drowned some days since, near the
residence of j. Scott Harrison, at North Bend,
and from what We could learn, purely through
the stupidity of a couple of men who stood
quietly by and saw him struggle in the water
until life was extinct. He had become entan-
glod among bushes, in swamp where the wa
ter was but two feet deep, and called to a man
who was near by to assist him but he, instead
of doing SO, ran for help, and returned with
another person who was stupid as the first, and
while they gazed upon the poor fellow, he
drowned. An inquest was held by masis-
trate in the neighborhood, which resulted in a
verdict Of accidental drowning.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01

SCHOOL BoARD-PRoCEEDING LAST NIGHT.
Board met as usual-President in the chair.
Miss Harriet Z. Guilford rendered her res
ignation as First Female Assistant of tho Sixth
District School, which was accepted and certin-
cate awarded.
Miss Lydia S. Mullen was appointed in her
place, at salary of $50 per month.
Miss Christiana Wrasmuss was also appointed
| as Teacher in the Sixth District, at q salary of
$25 per month.
The Clerk was authorized to advertise for
twenty-five thousand bushels of Youghiogheny
or Pomeroy coal, to be delivered by the LIST Of
July, 1859.
A resolution, offered by Mr.. Schooley, re.
quiring Trustees to certify to bills of repairs
which they order personally, was passed.
A motion to allow the Clerk to issue certif
Gates for the admission of children of non-resi
dents into the intermediate Department of tn
Fourth District, at $4 per quarter, instead o
$5-the usual fee-was lost.
The Board then adjourned.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01
Departure of Trains.

CINCINNATI, HAMILTON Il DAYToN-G.O0 A. M, s:4t
A. NJ, $3.50 P. M. $40 p. M, Hamilton Accommo.
dNtion.
CINCINNATI ST. LoUIs-9:00 A. M, 4:l5 2. NJ. l0:5t
y. NJ, Louisville Express.
IND1ANAPoLIs & CINCINNATI-6A A. NJ, El5 p. NJ. so,
z. NJ, Chicago and TeTre Haute Night Express.
LITTLE MIAMI-9;OO A. NJ, 1915 p. M, ll:30 r. NJ.
CINCINNATI, MARIETTA PARKERsBURG-.From Eas
Front-Street Depot-6:30 A. M, $50 p. NJ.
OINCINNATI, WILMINGTON ZANEsvILLE-From Eas
Front-Street DepOt-9 A. M, 4:l5 p. NJ.
CINCINNATI, RICHMOND & INDIANAPOLIs-6:00 A. M.
4:30 p. M.
ANDERSON, KoKoMo LoGANsPoRr-From Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton Depot-6:OO A. NJ.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01

qs- The house occupied by seamstres'
named Mary Lee, and located in the rear o
the Broadway Hotel, was entered night before
last by some burglar, who succeeded in carry
ing off SO or $40 in money, shawl, and SOM
mantle ornaments of considerable value.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01

TEACHERS MEETING.--A few of the county
teachers meet at Cumminsville, ON every other
Saturday, to try to awaken an interest in Com
mon School education. Their exercises on
Saturday were very interesting and instructive,
and we commend the programme of their next
to all Rpe teachers engaged in teaching young
ideas how to shoot.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01

FINES COLLECTED ny THE POLICE CoURT.--
The fines collected by the Clerk of the Police
Court during the month of February, amount
in the aggregate to 1854 81. Of this $463 69
was collected in city cases, and 1921 % in cases
from the country.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01

NEWSPAPER THIEvEs.-0ur subscribers must
look out for newspaper thieves, for we have
evidence which we can not but look upon as
conclusive that pretty extensive system of
pillage is going on against "The Press" in sew
eral parts of the city. If any of the rogues are
detected by the injured parties, the latter
will please report their names at the office.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-03-01

SHER1FF's SALEs.-A large amount of real
estate was offered for sale by the Sheriff yes
terday. The following pieces were sold, viz:
Leasehold on Western row, between Eighth
and Ninth streets, IL feet front by "a feet 2
inches deep to an alley. Valued at $2,25O for
lease and improvements. Sold to John Cahill,
for 81 500.
Lot, 25 by 90 feet, commencing "a feet south
Of the north east corner of II. Hathaway's
farm, situated near the c., II. and d. Railroad
depot. Valued at $3.50. Sold to VIM. Goriin,
for $71O.
Lots, in Morrison's subdivision, Nos. 20, q, 4,
20, "a, 25, 20. Valued in the aggregate at
$40. Sold to ]. G. Douglass, for 1896 o..
Lot and improvement in the above subdi-
vision. Valued at 800. Sold to Joseph Gall,
for $71.
Leasehold, corner High street and Miami
Canal, with machinery, water power and inn
provements. Valued at $1,000. Sold to VIM
P. Ewing, for $4,666 67.
Lot No. 0, in subdivision made by Sheriff
Mathers, in the case Of Mark Langdon Vs. Sam
uel Greenham et al. Valued at 1922. Sold Il
BENZ. Brooks, for $414 67.