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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-22
EDUCATION.
=. !. ;, .,,,r,,,s roARDITrd AND

,srss ~ SurTu,S BOARDING AND
MifSs q. crst.,SGa,i' ron yOiJN1 IADfEs.-
CORNER OF FRANKLIN }Nn1, s.m,nenee on
The 18th session OF this School VIII Al iasfrcton
the LIST of October, 1862. me ps Facility afforded
will he very thorough, anu eaiate eIcatiut.s il
for the requirement oi ~ literal patronage
confidently hgpeu ,hAs W, reserved, will be
NJ Inch this school has herstoio'o ''~'
continued. uvps
=, c,,rriifT "a ht,nsI,sh Branches.
Mss q; ~. S'. IN "a n English Branches.
MISS lisL, sx -. STa IIf)S instrumental Mu-
Mrs. ELi'hN " %
SIC: = >, rn,roN erorch
pfoi' tln 81 Is II READ will conduct Bible
Rev. CHAhbh'n IL. '
Ct ps.: ARTpuR MITCHELL, Moral Philoso-
rev ~" ~
phnYccp ,cp ID SMITH A. NJ. will deliver coca
a. ~, the Natural Sciences, with ex
sioilst' 1e zee. GO " wy
peFlneh'S' TERMS:
p...s t,r ,,ne nonths 600 90
Hcatd ior hine 'i ,ah,s -. .. Is 90
y a.i,inS 81 az" 0rdinars English Branches 80 %
iul . y, S9nTanred ENGLISH Brapches 40 %
! aaao,, 80 Ancient and Modern each.. ~ W
,,,Ills oas ~, = > 90 90
W NaaS If In irs,rmment 10 ~
Use o. ,is, tansbt daily without extra charge
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n FALL ls22;rHA caps AND

FALL. Is93.-H IN, CAPS 4 Y ID
AFURS.-ROBERTL L. DICKINSON, successor
to Biniord. Dickinson Il Weisiger, 70 Main ST.,
begs leave to call the attention of his friends and
customers to his large and extensive stock of
HATS, CAPS and FANCY FURS, which have
been selected from the largest manufactures, on
the most favorable terms. especially for the Var
gtaid, North Carolina md Tennessee Trade. conf
prslng all the LATEST and MOST FASHIONA-
BILE ST LES, too numerous to mention. which
will be sold at wholesale and retail, the most
favorable terms.
Merchants are respectfully solicited to examine
my stoc X, knowing that In price, quality or sty it
ba
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-09-22

MSR. n. HUDSON L F. DAWSON,
SNIC DENTISTS,
OFFICE No. a5 MAIN ST.
RNHUDSQN will attend personally NJ the Office
every Wednesday and SATURDAY., from s A. Nj,
until 8 7. NJ. +. DAWSON may be found there at
all times Sc i2-3m
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NEMALE SCHOOL ON CORNER OF ISL

will resume the duties of her school on the LIST OF
October, 1859, and the term will close on the Goth
OF June 1860.
Having secured the services of Professor Of the
French lanSuag and an excellent master of Rlu
sic, she hopes TO receive d portion Of public pat
rOnage.
A few boarders can be accommodated in the fam
lily of the principal.
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MPTON ENVY.

IT 4 M PT0N ACA ABE My.
II INSTRUCTORS:
JOHN B. CARY, A. NJ, Principal, Ancient Ian
guages and Mathematics. .
FLEMING JAMES. JR., A. NJ, university OF
NirgiHa,) Ancient Languages Spanish and
Italian.
WILLIAM f. CUTSHAW, ". NJ. H. Mathema-
ties, Tactics and English.
EDWARD HARDIk, Graduate Welmar College,
Germany, instructor of Music, FRENCH, and
GERMAN.
Miss Z. A. CLEVELAND, Female Department.
The exercises of this school begin on the hrst
MONDAY in October, and continue ten months
Board hts extral and tuition IN Ancient Ian
guages, Mathematics, &c., S22o per session. Nc
dern l.anguag es. each, $50, and Music 20, extra.
For catalogue, or further information, address the
Principal Hampton. Va. au 4-uzh
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yTEsS pEGRA3E'S

vi BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
Miss PEGRAM will resume the duties oil her
School on the FIRST MONDAY in October next.
She will lie aided by efficient teachers IN each de-
MIN lie BIRAUD will be retained as French gov
Latin. Mathematics and the Physical Sciences,
will he taught by Professor THEODORE Hell
DENFIELD, gentleman whose high attalnmepts
and successful experience IN teachlnS render MN
worthy of entire confidence.
Circulars. with further details, may be had on
application to Mrs. J. W. PEORAM, at her resi-
dence, Linden Square 50 Ohm
ENINGTONLAsf StitOOa.-Ihe eleventh
l. Session of my LAW SCHOOL will commence
on MONDAY. the 9TH day of November next. Cir
cuIars will be sent To gentlemen desiring lniorma
ton as to the plan of instruction. text books, ex
penses, &c. JOHN W. BROCkENBRUUGH.
LEXINGTON, Va August Is, 1859 Sc 5-2m
~ l.. G. SALTER'S ENG i.iSH AND
u. CLASSICAL SCHOOL, ON CLAY ST, Be
TWEEN IsT AND 2D.-lhe seventh session Of
this School Will commence on MondaJ, Septem-
Der 18th, and close Jul. 18th, 1860
The Principal has associated with himself Mr..
c. J. FOX. a gentleman OF high Literary and clas
scal attaiuments, AID of twelve years experience
in teaching By this association, he hopes to com,
Hend the School to tine continued confidence and
liberal support of the public For further parteu-
lars, circular, which may be had by addressing
Sc 2-ts q. l.. C.. SALTER.
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RUNAWAYS.

"a 8ANAN aN--f rom James j. DoTnins
EIE factory, IN the city of Richmond, on or about
fIS the 10Th day of June, q negro man named
- NELSON, belonging to the estate OF Cbas-
.NsketaIn Hancock. deed. The SAID negro y about
IS years of age, about feet 10 inches high, hght
brown color, straight and well made. liberal re-
ward will be paid for his delivery 20 me at Ches-
tcrheld Coal Mines, or in Mr.. Tates jail IN Rich
moud w. &. CLARKE.
Sc i2-dtwS cw3w- ADM of c. Hancock.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-12-07

oppose a State ticket nominated by your Re-
publican adversaries. He who leads that party.
is known to be the arch concoctor and manipu-
lator of these Republican forces. He is a co.
lossus in their midst, and they have placed
their standard-bearers under him in the field,
and you are to submit to defeat at their hands
or proclaim them vanquished.
Mr.. Cochrane maintained that the success of.
the Republican State ticket this fall would in
sure the nomination of Mr.. Seward for the
presidency next year, but if the Democracy of
the State succeed now, in 1860 the controlling
vote of the States of the Union will be the
vote of New York. Should you, he added,
announce this fall to your brtehern Of the
Union generally that you have the power and
the will to accomplish the defeat of the Re
publican forces, then in 1860 the battlefield
of New York will become the battlefield of
the Union, and the proud duty will devolve
upon you to decide the political fortunes of the
people of the United States.
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Jefferson Territory.

"The Louisville Courier of the 18th instant
says: owe had the pleasure yesterday of a
visit from Hon. Beverly D. Williams, delegate
elect from the Territory of Jefferson. Nr.
Williams made the trip from Denver City to
Leavenworth, a distance of 666 miles, in seven
days and nine hours. He visited the Territory
in May last, taking with him forty wagons,
four hundred mules, and one hundred and six
ty-men and women, and laid the fist road for
the express company. The present population
of the Territory is about five thousand; many
of the miners having returned to the States,
with the intention of going back in the spring
with their families. About fifteen hundred,
amply supplied with provisions, will winter at
the mines.
"No doubt whatever exists of the great rich
ness of the mines, which yield from two to ft-
teen dollars per day. Russell and Nevada gull
ches ale the richest yet discovered. Mr. Will
Jams showed us several specimens of scale gold
nuggets.
"Mr Williams is a native of Boyl county, Ken
lucky, a gentleman of fine capacity, AMI will
make an able and efficient DELEGATE. 1t is I'M
derstood that the election will be contested by
DR.. Willing, but we presume with but very
little prospect of success.
"A provisional Government has been form
ed, and a Governor and Legislature have been
elected. The Legislature met on Monday, the
7th inst.
eve have received from Mr.. Williams a copy
of the Rocky Mountain NeSs, published at Au-
raria and Denver City, dated November Bird.
'sThe inhabitants of the mines will petition
Con gress at its next session for the organization
of a Territora al Government, to be called the
Territory of Jefferson. We have no doubt the
Territory will be promptly organised, and if so,
during the next spring there will doubtless DO
a large emigration to the mines from the
State.
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Et5te Presentation at the White
HONSe
To, Post Master

We have been asked by many Ashland Co"
people if that Southern Bible recently prese MT
ed to the President, on which occasion the ed
itor of the Union was present, was one got up
for the benefit of the South, or was it tie same
kind that is used by the people North We
also have been asked if that book of sermons,
the "Nethodist Pulpit South" is what is known
there as the "Bible defence of Slavery? Can
the editor of the Union inform US ashland
Times.
RgWe can give such information as we
have, and trust it may be satisfactory. We
did not have time to read critically the Bible
referred to-but feel quite sure that it conform
ed word for word, and letter for letter, to the
Bible recognized by all Protestant Christians
the world over-that it points the only true
way to heaven, and teaches the worship of the
only true and living COP. Quite sure we are
that the copy referred to was not BURLIN-
GAME" Slavery Bible" which would teach
the worship of an "Anti=Slavcry God"
As to the sermons, we presume they teach
the doctrines of the Saviour and his Aspotles,
and that they accurately define the obligations
we all owe to our Heavenly Father and to each
other;-and not omiting, perhaps, to explain
the duties and relations that exist between pa
rent and chill master and servant.
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The New Eldoraao.

The recent discovery of gold, which is de-
clared to exist in considerable quantities inl-
bedded in hornblende rock, in Southeastern
Missouri, enters as a novel and most attractive
element in the material o~ptllence of our State,
already SO rich in varied mineral resources
1t is affirmed on good authority, that the yield
of the newly discovered vein will surpass that
of the Pixies Peak and California ores but
even if this should prove to be an overestimate
of its richness, still the existence of a gold
field at our very doors. requiring no weary, per-
ilous and expensive pilgrimage to reach it, and
of large superficial extent, cannot but be re-
garded as a fact every way momentous. While
awaiting further developments on this interest
ing subject, it is not for us to deal in visionary
Specifications as to future results but enough
is known with certainty to warrant us in pre-
dieting that the discovery will cause a large
immigration to Southeastern Nisscu ri, as we'll
as add materially to the amount of precious
metals in our midst. The enormous impetus
to trade which was offered by the discovery of
gold in California is perhaps the most memora-
BILE fact in the whole of commercial history =;
and the gold minesof Missouri may yet become
the means of reviving the dropping
of the West, and of fastening forward St.
Louis more rapidly than the most sanguine
have anticipated in their most brilliant romance
dreams, TO the great destiny that awaits her
81. Louis Bulletin.
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The People Talking-21st Congress
sional District.

The Convention in this District have select
ed as Delegates to the Charleston Convention,
Thomas S.. Weeds of Columbiana county, and
b. f. Potts, of Carroll county. They are both
sound National Democrats; and heartily APP
prove of the Administration of JAMES b.
cHANA The district is composed of the
counties of Columbiana, Jefferson, Carroll and
Harrison. Mr.. Woods is the editor of the
New Lisbon (Columbiana county, Patriot, one
of the abIest and most interestingH Democratic
papers in Ohio.
In the Twentieth Congressional District,
composed of Trumbull, Mahoning and Ashta-
bula, they have selected the Hon. s. W. Gill
SON, of Mahoning county, one of the ablest
members of the late Democratic Legislature,
and J. S. FLAGLER, of Ashtabula county
Beth are uncompromising Democrats and firm
supporters of the Administration.
18TH D1sTRIcT.-The Delegates to Charles
ton from this District are Ex-Chief Justice
BARLEY of BichIand, and DR.. Tiff of Huron
county. The Democracy of Ohio will be hon
ored by such a delegation in the Charleston
Convention. Ii is a matter worthy OF remark
that the .delegates selected who are friends OF
the Administration, are men whom the peo-
pie of Ohio have delighted to honor and to
elevate to the highest political position in their
power.-Nattondt Democrat.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S ALE.
Johnston $; 4 E. Martini In f ,snd God in Ash
Oliver Evans. ct al Common Pleas.
DURSUAN to the Command of an Order of sale
i on Partition, duly issued from the Court of
Common Pleas of Ashland Comfy, dated the 2eth
day of N vembe , 1859, and to me directed, l will
sell at Public Auction, on the Premises, on -
Monday, the End day Of January, 1860,
between the hours of ten O'Clock A. II. and four
o'clock P. NJ. of said dop. the following described
lands and enement to- wit: situate in the County
of Ashland, and State of Ohio, and more particular
" described as follows: The North half of thS
North East quarter of Section number thirteen [131
in Township number twenty-,wo. (22), of Range
number sixteen. l6J. of the School lands BELONGING
to the Virginia Military D strict, containing eighty
arres more or less. reserving aud excepting out of
said eighty acres ten acres heretofore sold by Lewis
Evans, in his lifetime, to one John Miller also SUBJ
ject t O the dover interest of the Widow, as assign
ed to her, contained within the following metes and
b funds to wit commencing at the South East cor
ner of said quartar, thence West en- the South line
l4O% Rods to a post thence North 26 7-I00 Rods,
to on Ironwood tree 4 inches Diameter. thence East
pa "a. el with the South quarter line l40h Rods, to
a post on the East line of the quarter, thence South
on the said quarter line 2R 40 rods to the place of
beginning containing 2314 acres of land.
Appraised at 50. 100, Ter rs of sale-one third
cash on the day of sale. one third 10 one year the
residue in two years from day of sale deferred pay
ments to be secured by mortgage on the premises.
JOHN J. HOFFMAN Sheriff.
November 80, 1859. iHe 5w26- pf$6 Sc
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Daniel UnderkOffer S Cos. In Ashland County
John Herbst ct al Common Pleas.
DURSUANT to tie command of an .order to sell
msrtgaged yremises,' duly issued from the
Court of Common Pleas of Ashland county, and to
me directed, datid the 18th day of November, 1859,
l will sell at the door ofthe Court House, in said
county, at public auction, on the
31st day Of December, 1859,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and four
o'clock, P. NJ, of ssid day. the following described
lands and tenements, VIZ being q part of the east
half of the south east quarter of section fifteen, Q5)
Township twenty-one. (21) of range sixteen, bound
ed as follows: beginning twelve feet east of the
north east corner of lot, number forty-fve, (4E) in
the town of Hayesville thence south, on the east
Ellsworth, thence east with said Ellsworth's line. to
land owned by A. Armentrout, thence north, with
said Armentrout's line to an alley. thence west, on
the south side, to the place of beginning, containing
one-fourth 4 eff an acre of land, more or less.-Al-
so, in lot number thirty one, (31) in the town of
Hayesviille, excepting therefrom q strip of land west
of the northwest corner ofsaid lot, two feet six inch
es fronting on the street, and extending back TWEEN
ty-nine (29) feet, as decided to Charles H.. King, by
N F. Abby and his wife, and from said King to said
Zohn Herbst, with the appurtenances thertO belong
ing-Appraised at s..
Terms of sale-Cash
JOHN J. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
Nov. %. 1859. @ ts-pfS6. &c
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Nov. 30, 1856,
SHERIFFpS SALE.
In Ashland County
John NJ. Gorham

vs..
L. F. Wilcox aud Wife. Common Pleas. D
PURSUANT to the command of an s'order to sell
mortgaged premises duly issued from tho
Court of Common Pleas of Ashland County, dated
the 28th day of November, 1859, and to me directed,
1 will sell at the door of the Court House in said
county, at public auction. on
Saturday, the 31st dayof December, 1859,
Between til: hours of ten o'clock A. NJ, and and four
o'clock, p, NJ, Of said day, the following described
lands and tenements, Viz: A part oflot number thir-
ty-two, of Durand's survey in the nineteenth range
of Township one, f. commencing at the southeast
corner of F. R. Wilcox lot, thence north eighteen
and eight nundredth rods, thence east six and sixty
four hundredth rods, thence south eighteen and
eighty-ene hundredth rods, to the south line of said
lot number thirty two, thence west six and sixty
four hundredth rods, to the place of beginning, con,
tanning three -fourths q of an acre, with theappur-
tenances thereto belonging, and situate in the coun-
ty and State aforesaid.
Appraised at s.. Terms of sale-Cash.
JOHN ]. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
Nov. 90, 1859. ts-pfS6,66
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hold the letters for such address, from those
who are thus seeking to shelter their dishonest
practices. In this way many swindlers who
were preying upon the credulity of the public
have been arrested in their operations. In or
binary cases, however, when there is no ground
of suspicion, it is the privilege of Post Mast
ers to deliver letters, though under a false
name, to the persons for whom they are really
intended, Had the letter, therefore, in ques-
ton, gone to its destination at R, the Post
Master there might have safely and properly
delivered it to your deputy on demand made.
was virtually and in fact intended for him a
the writer of the letter. Such a disguise may
be, and often is, assumed from the best of mo-
tivcs, and without violating any legal or moral
obligation. In business advertisements, it is
the constant practice to request that the re-
plies sought may be addressed to the adverti-
ser, at the Post Office, under a feigned names
and such replies are unhesitatingly delivered
to the real party. 1t is true that Post Master,
are invested; with a discretion on tn e~subject,
The case, then, is simply that of a letter open
ed by a person entitled to receive it, at tho
mailing Office instead of that of delivery. This
may have been an irregularity, but there are
instances in which it has been allowed, and most
assuredly it cannot subject the party to the
penalties of the Act of 1925.
You observe that the gentleman, whose con-
duct is under consideration, is of the highest
character, politically and socially, and that re-
gard for the feelings of a deeply wronged sis
ter is the only apology that can be made for
him. I cannot refrain from expressing my
complete sympathy with the effort which this
brother has made to vindieate one of whose
fair fame he was the natural protector. Every
man Of honor must feel the deepest interest in
detecting and exposing to public scorn the
anonymous slanderer. The wretch who, through
a nameless letter, whispers craven and leprous
calumnies against the reputation of a defence
less W oman, has reached the lowest depths of
human debasement.
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
: . -- j. HOLT.
To, Post Master,
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Nov. %, 1859
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Andrew Wierman In Partition in
John Wierman, ct al. Common Pleas.
PURSUANT to the Command of an Order o: sale
i on Partition. duly issued from the Court of
Common Pleas of said County, dated the 30th day
of November, A D., 1853, and to me direcied. I
will sell at Public Auction, at the door of the Court
House in said County, on
Saturday, the 31st day Of December, 1859,
between the hours of ten O'Clock. A, NJ, and four
o'clock, P. NJ, of said day. the following descrined
land an tenements viz Lot number one hundred
and eleven, (Il). in Andrews addition to the Town
of Ashland. Ashland County Ohio, with the appur-
tenances thereto belonging. f-f4-=.
Appraised at S--. Terms of sale-one third
cash on the day sale, one third in one year the
residue in two years fir m da, of sale ; the deferred
payments to be secured by mortgage oil the prem
Uses -. --s- sH.5-tsL tf--
JOHN j. HOFFMAN. Sheriff.
November 80. 1859. 26tf-pfSs,0 90
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At the suggestion of the Democratic Central
Committee, and to obviate the necessity OF
ealing a County Convention for that purpose,
the Dslsgatss from Ashland County at Harris
asille, on the list instant, met and organized by
the ssppointment of JOHN s: WHITE, Chair
man, and appointed the following Delegates to
thesS txlsleoasention1tszbe.h in january,
sAS6O, namelysfWM, S. STRICKLAND, of Yer
ssmilion, JAMES 4ABBERsoN of Orange, VIM.
.1sBGcuANAN of Jackson, and H. 8. KNAPP of
% Montgomery. sWhereupon, the meeting adj
Il jearned. ,esz-ee .3aes ~ lst
y. JOHN s. WHITE, Chm.
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Nem advertisements.
HOME AGAIN !


HOME AGAIN.!
HOME 4GAINili
ATRssssNELLY BLY.3,
Home again, Home again
From the Eastern shore,
With lots of Fall and Winter Goods,
To please my friends one more.
Here 1 bring the finest Goods
That come across the main,
And 1 will sell Fall Clothing cheap
And beat the world again:
Home again /, Home againl
Pa. From the Eastern shore,
With lots of Fall and Winter Goods,
To please my friends once more.
If you want a SEAMLESS COAT,
And CLOTHING for the Fall,
There's no place on the face of earth,
Like Jacks Union Hall.
Home Again! Home Again, &c.
Yes sir. there's Music in TACK. rs we'll as in his
CLOTHING. So come Glony my friends and get your.
selves into a splendid
SUIT OF s.
have Piles of Over Coats,
Piles of Dress Coats,
Piles of Frock Coats,
Piles Suburb Pants,
Piles of Splendid Vests,
Piles of Gents furnishing
fashionable goods,
CSiuc MANY III uOOOo,
Also q New STOCK just opened of superb
O Y E r C O Il TIN G. s., .
CLOTHS, C-ASSIMERES, VESTINGS,
And Fall and Winter Goods,
for Mems Ware, that
has syer been
Exhibited
inside
of
A S II L A N D G UNITY,
And sold by the Yard, Piece, or Case.
WORD MORE,
The people know 1 sell cheap!
The people know my goods are as I say!
The people know where to get the most FOR
their money!
The people well know thatI
make the best Fits,
Keep the best Goods
Which never fail to
give satisfaction,
AND CHARGE THE LEAST, .
And my advice to you all is, for the
F A l. L o f l. 8 5 9 F.,
"BE YE CLOTHED s. THAT WELL"
Come every body-for the WINTER is at Hand.
EEA Remember,
z. GREENEWALD,S
Union Clothing Hall.
Ashland, Dec. Z. 1859 -2m27
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SHERIFF. SALE
Luther, Grail & Co. In Ashland County
VS..
A. NJ. Boyd. Common Pleas.
PURSUANT to the command of an order to sell
mortgage ed premises, duly issued from the Court
OF Common Pleas of Ashland county, dated the 18th
day of November, 1859, and to me directed, I will
sell at public auction at the door of the Court House,
in said county, on - sea
Saturday, the 31st day Of December, 1859,
Between the hours of ten o'clock, A. NJ, and four
o'clock, P. NJ, of said day, the following described
lands and tenements; viz Lots number eight (S)
and nine, 10y in Graham's addition to the incorpora-
ted village of Ashland, with the appurtenances be-
longing thereto. 3tii ? ~
Appraised at s.. Terms of sale-Cash. -tH
JOHN ]. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
Nov. 90, 1859. - ts-pf$5,00