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f'*eff, the stuii TO has received ep order for
sststae no'oHke Of Bennetts MARY Ann
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~ DI. JoHs B. WALrHALI, (Hon0e.
pathist) offers his occasional services 70 ~ otb
Gems Of Richmond and its vicinity. O@es at h -
udence, on Leigh str ct. tive doors from sGh.
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RIDIsG ON KAFr.-A rsft of logs.
With two men upon It, broke away from the
neighborhood OF Mayo's bridge, last Saturday
morning, and drifted to snail island bslov
broke into pieces, leaving the rsftsmsn in dan.
gerous predicsment. They were, however, re-.
lieved In short time, by friends who rescued them
with small boata
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IN retiring from the Commission Busi-
ness in which have been engaged for The ~
six yesrsi beg leave return my sincere thanke -
my frie nds, and the friends Of smith Msddux Soe
their iioeraity and support. and take great pieae
ure in commendiag to their favorable eonstdefaton
the claims of w II MaAdux. Esq. my former part
ner in his new business.
ia I-dAcw I'm b4kJB.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- MEDICAL CAnD.-Dn. CH. RuEe
9insos and On. J. 3. DoRssY CyLIRH, have eesesann
themselves In the PRACTICE OF MepIC1nt w.
SUk0kRY from this date
- ONCE. Franklin street. above 7th.
JANUARY lst, 1859. iaf-ln
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Destructive FRA fire occurred at Bstesville,
Ark, on the 18th instant, destroying the Masonic
Hall, Registers Office Post Office and the produce
house of L G. Butler, with the entire contents Of
all. Loss $50, 900.
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nISSOLUTiON The partnership oi
II BECHER Il BRO having dissolved thii
day by mutual consent, Bernhard Bseber has dis
posed of his interest 10 the stock and debts 70 pn
and on whom creditors well as dsbtsrs are tnsi
wv " '"'' '-'' PHILIP BgCHER,
BERNHARD BECH Ek-
Richmond Jan Is, 1853.
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hoBBanY.-Ihe "Swiss Saloon" kept
by hr. Haverstein, on 18th street, adjoining the
sca'e mouse. was entered on Saturday night last,
and two gold watches aud small snn Of monev
were taken therefrom. The rogue effected an en-.
trance by eiimbinga high fence st the sou tn end
OF the house, and then forcing open small win
DOW As the watches were concealed behind a
iargs looking glass, it Is more than probable that
the thief knew ell about the premises
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IE Gro1an B. HTBnL, Dentist, o.
snd residesee, No; 9l. On Main. bstwsso alA snA =
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ENTIRELY NEW AND FRESH STOCK.
WATKINS q FICKLEN.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERslN
p II Y GOOD s.
SPLENDID NEW STORE, l59 MAIN STREET.
Ado ming the stand of the late firm of Price &
watkins. and three doors from Messrs.
Kent, Paine Co.
CO-PARrNRRsHIp
We, tha subscribers have this day formed a CO.
partnership, under the firm Of WATKINS FICK-
aEN for the EpI pur2 ss of conducting general
" "A0'''A'' ADI sTsPLE .rGtiI AND FANCY
DRY G GOODS Blu SINESS,
in the elegant new building. I59 Main street which
On the FIRST DAY OF MARCH NEXT, it ia our
purpose to open in these light and spacious ware
rooms complete and entirely NEW STOCK OF
Day GOODS, selected especially for the BEST CLASS
og RETAIL TRADE, which, for variety and elegance,
will not TO surpassed in this city. Cur long expe-
BUSINESS, and q determination to make our pur-
caaseschiefy for cash. i'll large quantities. OF maFu-
facturer5 or their agents. will furnish with fa.i-
iitieS for offering the public generally ard our De
irons especially who have 80 liberally encouraged
us a our late business conpections with all kinds
QUALITY and NEWEST STYLE and at prices which can
not tail to secure the patronage of the closest and
most discriminating buyers. While ell the depart
GENTLEIEN's WEAR,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
PLANTATION FABRICS
will be kept always full and complete. the increas
GaEis1s aLsaANT arq SILKS SND DRESS GOODS
EMBROIDERlES
AND SUPERB LACES.
MANTLES AND sUAWLS
will receive especial attention. Arrangements with
importers in the large markets., will enable us to
furnish in store and vt short notice all the tasteful
NOVELTIES, as they appear in the country. Many
RAsE ana SELECT goods, not found in exclusive
wholesale houses. for which Country Merchants
have an increasing demand and such Goods also as
are required by.Commission Merchants tor the far,
mers will be furnished at small advance upon the
cost Of production. We respectfully solicit the pa-
tronage of all CASH and punctua credit buyers who
will be expected to settle their accounts semiannu
ally as this system is conceded to promote the
interest of both buyer and seller. We hope, by
selling SUPERIOR 3oopS AT Low PRICES. and aprompt
and oblging attention 70 business, to merit the ps
tronaSe of the public.
VIM P. MAYO, Esq long and extensively known
as member of the late house Of Binford. Mayo q
Blair is interested in our basness. and will devote
to Ii his valuable services.
JOEL B WATKINS,
Of the late firm IF Price Watkins
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Tenders his services to the citizens Of hschmou6 -
adjoining counties. In his professional cenooifv =
From an experience OF ten years, he feelxeCn64.nH
that he can warrant ell operations. psr1Hrns2 ~
him, to awe entire satisfaction. il N-ln4
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JOEL WATKINS,
OF the late firm ef Price & Watkins.
JAMES FICKLkN,
OF the late firm of Hoomes, Fickien
Z Wallace, fredericksburg

A CARD.-It will be seen by the above,
that am interested In the business Of Messrs.
WATKINS d FICKLEH. L respectfully solicit the
patronage OF my friends and those OF the late frA
Of Binforj, Mayo Blair. pledging TO them all the
advantages which promised in the above adyer
tisement Their wants either In person or By order
shsll at all times receive my careful and prompt at
tention WM P MAYO.
-nTn
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THE CO-PARTNERSHIP Of Smith Z
i Maddux having expired by Its limit the businssl
will bs closed Either partner will use the name q
the firm in settlement; but the Books and Accounts
tors az we'll debtcrs invited 70 call and sotto
up.
closing this business III SMITH,
WI MADDUx.
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AFTER the fifteenth of February,
can be found ct the new Dry Goods Store Of Messrs
WATKINS 4 FICKLIN, where 1 will be pleased
to SEQ my friends. JAMES IL BlNkohD.
January 4th 1859.
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CO-PARTNERsHIP NO1ICE.-Gam1
" NJ Price, having purchased the entire interest
of Joel B Watkins in the late concern OF Price q
Watkins, has associated with him in the business
Vim Gordon and VIM Eggieston. late OF the
house of X Price Co, and Joha fompie, late Win
Price i watkins under the style Of
SAMUEL VI. PRICE & co.
WHO WILL CONTINUE THE
RETAIL WHOLESALE DRY GOODS BUslEESs
in the house recently occupied by Price Watkins
No l57, Main street, tsquaIe below the banks
They respectfully solicit the patronage oil thor
friends, customers and the public
With increased facilities and experience they hope
to be able TO offer assortment Of Goods. Ct al
as viii invite the patronage which they solicit All
ecuted SAM'L NJ PRICE,
WM III GORDON.
Wh j E3GLEST0N,
JN0 TEMPLE.
Richmond, Jan. LIST, 1859.
sA- B-Persons indebted TO the late concern OF
Price Z Watkins, and those having claims against
it, will call on for settlement.
ia I-dacw I'm NJ CO.
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PRICE ONE CENT.
BurxrD 70 DrArr.-A reutlemap fra

BuHxrDr 70 DEArr.-A gentleman from
Henrico Informs N that child. about four YEAR.
Old, was burned to death few days since, on the
siesdow Bridge Road, In the following manner
A number Of youths, while at play in the woods,
gatnered quantity OF dry sticks, piled them mp,
and tnen set them on fire. Thinking of no danger
tney gathered around the burning heap, when the
cIotnes OF one of them accidentally took FIRE, and
We littie creature was roasted alive before aid
could be obtained apd the flames extineuished.
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RICHMOND SanueSy y -
THE UNDERSIGNED have this oey
i a..oc,ated themselves together under tee IN
Ard srTie OF JOHNSON 3 fkUkhkAhr: 0s 1e
eurpose Of conducting General Sfocsty. Oo@LE
sha large granite front house on Cary .sxess -.
meriy occapisd by JIM. Conrad. second doos aoeve
Thss will Always keep on hand the be.t aseefS
ment of Groceries, Liquors, &C.. which seey wv
furnish 70 the trade at the lowest prices by -
shsra III natrunage. B. J. JOHNSON,
Late 81 the arm Of Dibreu 9 yoh1eQa.
BAT. TKukH1Ax1,
Ia 4-ts LAts Of Danyille, Va
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LIvKRPooL BREApsTUFPs MAAKEr-Messrs Rich
Western Canal 1925; Philadelphia 2a(A2ls; Ohio
2i922s. Wheat firm at the opening, but dull at the
ciose red Western As cd; white ditto e(D7s: white
Southern 7s6lTs Cd. Corn quiet but steaGy; mixed
2ss; yellow 2yfG30s; white 33sQ133s Cd.
LONDON MONEY MARKEf.-Consoisw were quoted at
the close of business on Friday. at 93ss@95k for
money and account.
The bullion in the Bank Of England had insreas-
HAyaE MARKEr For the week ending Jan. 18th ]
Cotton -salts OF the week 1000 bales; prices de-
clined lG0af; N Orleans tres ordinaires iOf; stock
$4,000 bales Breadstuffs had an advancing ten
dercy in the interior, but business was dull at II O.
yre. and American Flour nominal Ashes quies.
Coffse buoyant and slightly higher. Oils siow Of
sale, but prices unaltered. Rice quiet: sugar nrm
and slightly higher, Lard bnoyani; American 73f
Talon firnier Wha,et one dull but firm.
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w Fl. MADDUX will continue the
w Produce Commission Business, under The
style of MADDUX GO, and soiicits the patronage
of the friends Of the late concern.
January lst 1859.
WASHINGTON MADDuX, of Lunenburg ooun-
ty Is admitted sartnsr N the Business of hn4p
aux 4 20. from this day. ur~r
Richmond Jan. III, 1859.
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WE will always have on hand coca
supply OF ell kinds and quality Of Iuruitufes e.
talic Burial Cases and Mahogany Comma vhfco -
can furnish customers at the shortest no&tce. ~
personal attention viii be given % funsre - -
orders from tha country Will be promptly esseooS.
tc. our attention will be given alss % ss1sssee
furniture and Upholssssing
IN Gov.rpov st between Main and Frankt0
in 6--lm
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no. PARTNERSHIP.-We, the under
" sigasd do this day cnter into Co pArtneFshiD -
carry on the Cabinet and Undertaking Busnessy m
der the head and style Of WIN 9 sALLIk %.
WM @ BALLIR,
WMRCHANDLx8,
December I. 1889 JOHN BALLIk
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-11-24

q NLHL ELE|A
SoUTH CARoLINA FREEDeM.-A man
named T. A. Slave, at Bamberg, South
Carolina, had the temerity to express an
opinion unfayorable to Slavery. A cores
pondent of the Charlestown Mercury un-
der date, Of Nov. 10th. gives the following
account of the outrage which followed;-
ale had bis hair shaved from one side of
his head; he then received a coat of tar
and feathers; was then rode on a rail be-
yond the limits of the village, and turned
loose, after having received a lecture, that
all the efforts of the Abolition party to I'M
dermine the institution of slavery would
prove ~unavailing, DC"
Hamberg no doubt gives al unanimous
vote for Sham Democracy.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-11-24

The South WANTS BRAINs.-Joshua
K. Giddings in going through Syracuse IN.
Saturday was astonished TO iudt depot
crammed with people anxious to testify
their respect and affection for him. The
interval between the arrival and departure
of the trains was but four minutes. As
Mr.. Giddings stepped on the platform 10
pass from one tram to another, in compa-
ny with Henry B. Stanton, who announced
him to the people three hearty cheers
burst forth from the crowd. Among his
humorous remark Mr.. Giddings said that
the gentlemen down South who were in
need of heads, or brains, and who adver-
tised for him, could have his head when
he got through with it, if they would hand
over the $4,000 reward to the executors OF
his viii. &
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The scandinavian Pills and Purifier.

CINCINNATI, July I, 1858.
DR.. G. w. RoBAcK-Dcar Sir:-fn reply to
inquiries made of me, it gives me pleasure to
say, that Mrs. N. Atlee, ofthc Society 0 fFriends
and widow Of the late DIR. Alice of Cincinnati,
previous 70 her going east, expressed her cont
dence in the efficacy of your Scandinavian Rem
edies and the benefit she derived from using
them. She had been suffering from general
prostration a ttimes. being over seyeRt-six years
Of age, and ophthalmia aud inflammation OF the
face. Various remedies were resorted TO with
out relief, when some friends recommended a
course of your Scandinavian Blood Purifier and
Blood Pills. They had the desired effect, and
she was considered as restored TO health.
] know many who have used your medicines.
and speak decidedly of the benefits derived.
thus testifying of their renorating influence in
purifying The blood aud giving yigor and ener-
gy to the system. They have my cordial ap-
probation. Your obedient servant, Fsrc
Sd. BRowN.
See advertisement
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-11-24
Ayers Ague Cure.

which neutralizcs, this malarious poison IN the
blood, and stimulates the liver to expel it from the
body. As It should, so it does care this ~aaiictinp
disorder with perfect certainty. AM it does more.
or rather does what isof more service to those SUD-
ject to this injection. 1f taken in season it expels
it from the system as II is absorbed, and thus keep,
those who use it free from its attacks keeps the
system in health although exposed to the disease.
Consequently it not only cures, but protects from,
the great variety of affections which are induced
by this indignant Influence, such as Remittent
Fever. Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Aguej
Periodical Headache, or Bilious Headache, Bilious
.Feyers, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gouf; Blindness,
Toothaehe, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpifa-
tons, Painful Affections of the Spleen, Mysteries,
Colo, Paralysis, and Painful Affections of the
from Ibis causc, VIII be found to assume more or
removes the cause of these arrangements, and cures
the disease. - ~
This it accomplishes by Stimulating the exere-
tories to expel. tile virus from the system; and
these organs by degrees become habited to do this
thor office OF their own accord. Hence arises what
we term eccssmatatior. Time may accomplish the
same end, hut often life is not long enough, or is
sacrificed in the attempt, while this 1AevE Cure"
d9cs It at once, and with safety. We have great
reason to believe this is a surer as well as safer
remedy for the whole class of diseases which are
cnused by the miasmatfc infection. than any other
which has been discovered and it has still another
Important advantage to- the public, whichis. that
it is cheap as well as good -
PREPARED Dy
DR.. j. o. AVER & co.
uacc
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-11-24

HSpeakiRg of George Law and his
wealth, the New-York correspondent of
TIE Nex7 Orleans Crescent writes that
Hif anything don't pay. Mr.. Law respect
fully drops it He now owns aiae-teaths
of the Eighth avenue Railroad, which
alone is an income of a prince, and growing
more valuable every day. He also owns
nearly all the stock of the Ninth avenue,
which, when completed. will run through
Greenwich street to the Ninth avenue, and
thence to Harlem Rivera nine-mile con-
Germ Half the ferries belong to Law.
He owns the Dry Dock Bank, and the
bank own about forty acres of docks,
houses and land, almost in the heart ofthe
city. Law owns the State IIaad ferry
boats, and two miles Of waterfront nearest
New-York, that in a few yesrs will he
worth, for docks, tea millions. He really
W the Flushing Railroad; and heaven
knows how much more he owns. Most
persons have an idea that he is an old man.
No such thing. He is only ffty-oney years
old, and possesses one of those vigorous
constitutions that will last him forty-nine
years longer"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-11-24

MISS LESLIE'S BEHAVIOR BOOK A Guide Nan
ual for Ladies as regards their Conversation; Man
ners; Dress; lntroiactions; Entree 10 Society SHOP
: 6 ping: Conduct in the Street; AT riacex of Auuse-
ment; In Travelling; At the Table. either at Home,
in Company. or At Hotels; Department in Gentle
mems society; Lips; Complexion; Teeth; Hands;
The Hair; Eic. Etc With full Instruction. and
adrice in Letter writing; Receiving Presents In
correct rordr- Borrowing: Obligations TO Gentle
men; Offences Children, Decorum in Church. At
Evening Parties And fun suggestions in bad prac-
tees aud babitsbasly contracted. which no young
Lady should BE guilty Of. etc, etc BY Miss Leslie.
Aufldfess Of Miss Leslie Celebrated New Cooke-
p Book-" Miss Lesie's New Receipts for Cooking
Etc
One voIazae. I2no. cloth. Price il 25
For ssle at the BOOK STORE.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-11-24

Dyspcpsia.-That most troublesome and painful of
all diseases, it is row ascertained, can be enectually
cured. Many have been the preparations gotten up to
attain this object, but with one solitary exception, we
believe, have failed of their purpose. DR.. J. Hostetters
Stomach Bitters, the one referred to, however, has prov
en- such aninvaluable remedy for diseases Of the stom-
ach, that not one at all conversant with its history, viii
question its ficacy in cases of the most alarming char
have enjoyed an an equal speedy and eIectual rcstora-
ton Of physical strength and vigor. All who are suffer
from diseases arising from a foul stomach, should not
fail or hesitate to use it ar.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally, everywhere.
II See advertisement in another column.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-11-24

FHE LEsLIEss COMPLETE GUIDE TO NEEDLE
T0RK EM~BR0IBERY: Containing clear and
practical Illustrations whereby any any one can easi-
1ylearn how TODD all kinds of PLATA aud fancy Nee
dleEork. Tapestry ork, Turkish Work. Persian.
Chenille, Braid. etc, Berlin Patterns, Embroidery
Stitches, all kinds Lace limitations, Mosaic Canvas;
CANVAS Work. Crotehet, Knitting, Netting, Bead
Work, Russian Crochet. Edgings. Laces, ETC., Firing
Scarfs, Shawls.S Collars. Slippers China Purses,
Braiding and Applique. implements Varieties of
Silk. Materials, &c- With one hundred and thirteen
{ illustration and diagrams. illustrative Of all the va
rious stitches iii these useful and fashionable en-
Payments showing at a glance TO all how to make
any one or all of the thousands of articles in all
kinds of Needle-xork. Enbruileries, etc, described
in this work By Miss lambert. nz
One Volume, 12mo., CLOTH Price %
For sale at The BOON STORE.
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A BAnS BUasr 81 L1cn1SIse.-or

A BARN BURNT BY L1GHTNING.-On
Friday morning, between two and three
O'Clock, the Barn of Mr.. Albright, about a
mile from New Philadelphia, was struck
with lightning and Immediately caught
FIRE. There were four horses 10 the Barn
at the time, which were, with some difficult
ty,~removed. But all the grain, together
with farming utensils, sets Of harness, a
small wagon, and other articles put there
for safe keeping, were destroyed. The
burning Of a building By lightning SO late
In the season as the 1Iih of-November
may be considered as a very singular oc-
earrence in this part of the conntry.-Tus
Advocate.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-11-24

On Tuesday morning of last week
ayoung man named Lyons, whilst attend
ing a Threshing Machine on Buck Horn,
in the southern partof Tuscarawas county,
had his arm SO d%readfully injured a to re-
quire amputation.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-11-24

SORGHUM SYRUP.-hr. William Conck-
lin, of Ply mouth, Richland county, has
manufac tured seq gallons or ls3 barrels
of Sorghum Syrup this season. all of good
quality. Other manufacturers in the vi
cinity have increased the amount to 554
barrels. So states the Plymouth Adper-
tiser.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-11-24
Fever nd9Agale,

Sffori Hhich narfind sdder over a large. part Of
the gfsDc, is tie Consequence ola diseased action
n the system. induced by the poisonoas miasm Of
vegetable decls This exhalatien Is evolved by
the eetisntef solar l,satsR wet col. apd rises with
the tsfery vs1or from H. While the snnE below
the h Sizof this xsper lrfeers near the ezrfh sur
face, sNi the Wins is Ifakcs with ir through the
lungs mo the blood. There it acts as an irritating
prison on lae internal viscera and excretinE organs
OF the BODY ,Fhe liver becomes torpid and fsiis to
secrete not only this virus, but also the bile from
the eiood- S,th the virus and the bile acerhnuiatc
in the circulation, and produce violent -~conssitu-
tional disorder The spleen, tho. kidneys. aud the
stomach sympa the with the liver. and become
disorderel also. Finally, the instinct of our or
ganism, as If IN an attempt to expei the noxious
i~nfisien, concentrates the whole blood OF the body
IN the Internal excrctcrfes 70 force them- to cast it
out. The blood lcavev the surface, and rushes to
tie central organs with cpngcstive violence. This
IS the CuILL. But in tbs efortit fails. Then thc
FEVER follows, in winch tie blood leaves the crn-
tral organs and PUSHES 10 tle surface, as H-in
another effort to expel the irritating poison.flssosyh
that other great excretory@ the skin. In this
also it fails, and the system abandons the attempt
exhausted, and waits for the recovery OF strength
to repeat the hopeless effort another day. These
are the hts or paroxysms Of FEVER ASD AGrE-
Such constitutional disorder viii Of course under
mine the health if il is not removed.
We have labored to find. and hase found, an
antiGOte. ~
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-11-24
administrators Sale.

ON the oath day of December; A. D. 1859.
O2 o'clock in the afternoon, at the door OF
Court House, in the town OF Millersburg, will
be sold to the highest bidder, the following
real estate, as the property Of A. II. Smith,
decd. to wit: The undivided half of In lot No
1876, in the town of Millersburg. Holmes county.
Ohio, free of dover. Terms Of sale, one-third
cash in hand. one-third in one year, and one
third in two years. TO be secured by mortgage
on the premises with interest on the back pay
ments. JOHN HOUSTON. Admir-
OF A. II. Smith.
Nov. 10. Is59-i3td