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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

snlex ~ oVen - ~ 70 Commence q O'CLOCK ~
| The urea, ana s ,si. Auxur. 81 1853
GABRIEL A soo xx.soora
t 1h u ;sd ere :, o. country
I s! ~ In his great o9mo character OF B.noo
y Ss?a shs.syIs sisss"''
EvoLUIIods ON 1ha TI0Hr EOPE
Marietta z'nfrs Young SI5 Ss,Ss ssd The ohsr artists
N'oodenns' Francois
Gabriel
WA1dAoKs THEATRE.
-, Houass CROWDED NIGHTLY AA''s''
$780, THE aEhAT AMERICAN PLAY
A-A0'' rH. QUEEN :. .ov,v
AAiilOA H1S fHk GREAT
MATILDA HERON "''
ME- q ~ R.Eso a 4 sH 4Hs 4 5ssira'
:. YSg! SS4a & I Il. s SIEVE
s'' entire success; g ss H;7 Ssss N
e
''''" NE s.s;sS iEssi LEY 1 sSEsiD
ARE NIGHTLY
''1s ss@ f E Sas: sssssEs J: T..
'AsH H8sosaEp
fEArs NAY BE SECURED
NY - Sz.Ss s; i, syEs5sa Aq.s: e . m
soV snaiisd uEKxLDiHs
Ioygs SHnIoronx
ss tSs s
s5ssy I'm =: n sSans play The curtain
The ssnIsemeu has TIE pleasure OF announcing the
p'0H' '@' Sosr POPULAR ESTABLISHMENT.
Fl x RSs sss '1ffHse offs
RATIONAL pussliio AMUSEMENT.
has, ds5ps y: s% sN ys' SoSp GssP
noA RksovArsS AND REPAIRED,
Re onD.n. RE- ,,c,.. ,r,
..uoD411E Ps, ssi SIsGHr IMPROVED.
EVERY SEAT -
tn.
uphos serng hes been peromed under the direction of
x needed
and every 0A c5 dsee;is %s hs CONVENIENCE
AuS s =
OPBNISG NIGHT
FAN n on S9. sv fs:Sn q 50 will OCCUR on
, AUGUST -, 1859
MOST 'A0'OO'hA, PROPERLY Ref4sl4A BALANCED
COMsDY COMPANIES
which has ever appeared in this CITY, and will comprise the
names q P 0s s4I a x.xBrRs OF LAST SEASON,
anu ''''' OLD RsrABL1spaD FAvoR1rEs,
whose cHFE or Sei TH 1off rRruMpHs
Do
Nkw cAaD1DATEs
''' 'a' 'ppAai ssS1RoPoL1rAk AUDnNoE.
and to which VIZ WE'LL EARNED POPULATIONS
elsewhere Justly entlas hen and sincerely hoped that
| GREAT sUCCnsEs
which has hitherto f eiissasd aPfssEasANcEs
Of This sS viii in these P.t.nSs be happily con
%sTf
Mis- LAURA KEEEE,
A'r s s4s s4k MEs ssi1H
Aiai X AsH \ ET DnLxND
| ~ H. Ss$ sSsE4i. s:s.
.''i M as ss sasn Everett,
Mig sl .. i s SAst WILSON,
Mr. a 70 s.s So ss14S '
Mr. q. wAEATLEIGH
ME- ~ {. y zis = bsEv,
Mr. rEfERs sy,ru
~ s.ILavICK.
Mr. MoREYIaEa
M JEfFRlks,
MI M9ssk Assi
S III s 4S5 ssr p bss.
BY TOM TAYLOR, Esq,
OUR AMEk ASasF 81 COUSIN, &c.
snd which has recently produced 50 great sensation in Lon
A' N APPROPRIATE r1rLE
which wi" be
IL Jus "'' 'A"'' OUR oLERKs;
SUPPOSE WAR we're DruLAREu'
MUSICAL bbfESpARrxENr
"D' 80 D'' BEST 81 oRGsEsTsX PERFORMERS,
and VIII comprise mi finest * re so1o1srs
of the da' consolidated under the sole direction Of the
S''p'''' .AI .. THOMAS BAKER.
MONDAY EVENING, August 20, 1859,
Isq author Of 'our American Cousin, 'isti watefs
nun D'''' "'' s0Gsr AND HOME,
with the folio wing MAG nidcert cast
Horace Chewood Member of Parliament Mr. G. Jordan
den Wtherr gton... Mr.: J. q Burnett
ssv Helen nG shstwrcd MAJ a. d S Rsy
Bon harriet wardour. Mss Laura Keene
During the evening HE opcuvs,v,
se the No. II sR and Musical d.
abe entertainments will conclude the side splitting bur
OUR CLERKS;
SUPPOSE WAR we're DECLARED
a. foilo, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY; AUGUST ~ 1859
vxM xUas,

TTrI0N CoURsE, LONG rsr. avn Tpnyrrro vor
foiowsr s"sssss ,os Pure 800 Cossd with the
~ .Jor nrun's b. Jack hoss Ter owoee n.mas b M
nsnsS 'si over names IA Lady Nc JleAnlAnd owner
y; unoio ram Owner r. BArnoy Villa ax
Aaa oOse cars leave Peck so every teea miu
SHAW WHITE, PropYietorB.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

A UOIIoE NoTlCE.-M. DOUGHTY, AuCrIoNEeg.
"A will sell this day Saturday. August r. at I0h O'Clock,
M 70 Nasssu street. between John and Fulton the entire stock
Broadway furniture establishment removed saesroon
far of sale, among which be found richly
carved rosewood and mahogany paror furniture SUITE VIZ
fa sete sewing and paror chairs marble top CENTRE
ode and sos tables library bookcases extension
dining tables marble sdeooards gas chandeliers French
ate pier mante mirrors In rich gilt frames; oil paintings
In mahogany and chamber furniture VIZ dres
ing bureaus washstauds bedsesds, hair mattresses TO
above sale ss ever will peremuory sold TO ths high
bidder Catalogues ready early the morning
sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

:. UCTION NOTI0E-AssI0yEE's SALE OF GRoCE.
,f ries hquors, feRars &c Henry GEAEN will sell this
1a 0 O'Clock the store 9t Will street groceries,
spices brandy whkes elaret port wioe and i5 900
Also twenty Eegs white lead, hity barrels picked
ara 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27
SPORTING.
LEGAL NOTICES.

SuPrEE1n COURT EMMA HOFFMAN Aa AINsr VIII,
~ nan Holman. Bummona-For relief Com. not yer. y
no William Hoffman, dsfendant:-sr-You hereby
m1nea Ana required TO the complaint this aston
which was filed In the Office he CLERK Of The Civ and County
n Civ & ~ .. me hrs day Of july 1852 at his Office in the
70 the Baid complaint the subscriber at hu ONCE No rs W
liam street Ia said CITY, within twenty days after the service OF
this summons of the day az sush ana
you is 70 ansyer the sah complaint within the time a,ore
relief demanded in the Complaint. ~ ~ w
R. WHITING, and
EkOCH g. RREwBThR,
b"co new fofh, July l, 1859. Plaintdfs Attorneys,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

N BURKE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2o7 CANAL
H. seetwil ss, on Monday, the 29h a. i0s O'Clock,
ahe furniture OF the private house No. Laigd street,
bracDg full catalogue of Ars parlor kitchen
Der furniture. &c. The trade invited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

= egIGNEE'B sALn-yBE LEASE OF STORES 22A AND
- 726 southw OF Green wch street.
Rev York having from List of Nay next also
Ehe OF aud provisions contained
224 possession given the LIST September Also the lease
OF bouse g6 yandRm street. having from the
l May All the ABOVE named property not disposed
Of pva.s sale before ruesdsv the ah inst will be sold
nu day. at l0h o'clock A. the store 22t Full
con street, New York. JOHN CAsrkEE. Amgnee,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

4 UCTION EOTICE-BURNHAMs FURNITURE Elk.
IA press furniture packing establishment Ill and lib
West Eleventh street Fifth and sixth avenues: Rich
all psrs OF the world Pianos Mirrors glass and china pack
ed moved Lar two horse wagons for the removal
furniture 70 the country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

A uoTIoN NOTICE MORTGAGE sALE OF rURNI;
IA ture, dry and fancy goods &c.-HcNRY GREEE will
sell day ICY O'Clock tie store 1874 William
TIE stock OF dry and fancy goods including cothng
brushes boxes and accordeOns Also
aete OF enamelled cottage furniture, 30.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

EDWARD BCHENCK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
u furniure-By n. F. Fl sCaENCK This day, at l0l
q their ssssroom s. Nassau street stock Of elegant
brang and mahogany paror ss Ia brocade
cate reps plush and hair cloth marble top
ssses carved and plain and mahogany bedseads
stands and commodcs rosewood mahogany sofas arm an
paror chairs marble top centre sofa pier tables oak
marble TOP chamber SUITS also two China s
bed epreads hair mattresses psasses velvet rnrs slye
Mated ware. &c. &c. 1890 N''s'' s'''o'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

IL /. SNOW, AUCTIONEER.- CoNsTABLE,s SAFE
u. VIII be sold this day, Saturday, August a. at i0i.
eaoon-tAbles chairs counters, ice box, stove pictures
gsss &c. Also sewing machine and large lot OF fancy
altcles S'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

a UCTIoN SALE OF WINES AND LIQUORS reg
- rock of IN importer and deler be nold for Bar
gains be expected. Sale tn take plsca Wednesday,
81 at 252 Washington stseet third door below Ona
bsrB sreet. New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

r ApCTION-TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION
N the Public Pound Of One hundred and wenty
seventh street and bird avenue yellow horn ed
Saturday, Au&us n, at 10 O'Clock a
WILLIAM 3. LITTLE Pound MaYtar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

H'kANKIIH MUSEUM III GRAND BYkeEf ONE DOOn
= from BROADWAY TWO PEAR OkNA sCka EVERY DsY
commencing In tho afternoon and at IN the svenins -
above the only place where he MODEL ARTIST Ka AZ
soiied coassng of some Of the finest formed wouee IL -
world twenty seven young a0tos appear each psrr
snce Admhsiou-OrchessfA 80 cents boxes, 49, prive1s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

JOHN II BUkLEY, AuCTIoNEER WILL SELL THIS
81 day O'clock at 467 Canal street, Hudson fine
assortment Of household bedseads chas
SOFAS SOFA BEDS ntre and other tables Looking glasses
lurss hsr and other mtresses Brusre three ply aud
rsn carpets ouclohs bedding boxes DC To he
sold without reserve. rain or shine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

'a.hVNBROR Ga's sAJ1.-oH MONDAY 10Th, BELL.
W TBOMPt,N will seli In The auction rooms Is Eas
Troedway at I0Is O'Clock 200 iom ds' wearing apparel
uks Grape ses shsws, &c klGo At O'Clock 200 lots
pod and glyer watches ewarv, 40 Hv order OF LOUIE
fNvy. lceuses pswrbrotrr i96 Grand sueet,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

UCTTON NOTICE. gOGART. AUCrIOEEER-BYS
"A u BoGART.Thts day, as lQ> clock p the sacton
rooms, No. North William street. household furniture
fekher beds Sofas cbas carpets locking g!,ssss large
seventy chairs in plush four gas chandeliers, sghy
damaged by fire; lot Of fancy goods boots Shoes ladies'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

AEETROPOIiTAE EXPRESS AUCTION NOTICE
M Pexons sbo, removing 10 the country the
Spd 10 their advantage 70 call on 0OULObMITHs erprsss
Varck street -Four horse wagons FOR
nure and from ths cosnry carln at all times by
uost profapty attended 10 For sale, splendid pau
now on storage with SOLID pear, keys Coat 5000 Gall nmo
diatcly,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

A USrRALA PIONEER LINE.-ESyABLISHDD 1859 -
n Carrying the United States mails. Sailing positively
the day advertised 70 days passage The new and noble
clipper shin ORIENTAL b0 tons register with capacity for
500 tom. comes to her bsrth pier North river complete
Will have Immediate deapA for Melbourne In voy
age Oriental made $40 miles in the hours and from
ze and sailing qualities expected make the passage inside
Of She has magnificent accomoc aons for art and
board or to r. W. CAMEROE. No Bowling Green. Sight
bills for eale cash advances made conxgnmen Com
Ugpees in Ausralia-Wiknson, Bros 4 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

4 LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY FORBIDDEN TO GIVE
T. credit any Of the crew Of the Danish brig Eliza
debts contracted by them will be paid by the consgnoeI
the undersigned, part of the crew having run away
r. r. SMITH, Co
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

A UCTIoN NOT1CE-FoR SALE, SPLENDID PI ANo.
u forte full seven octave. and suit OF rosewood furn
ta; Will be cold for half what coet three months
also rosewood bedroom furniture Call at No. 50 West
Eleventh street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

RRYANrF nNsrRUG,
Mechanics Hall. 81 BroaawN1k
AordA August ~ and every nix hi In hs weed.
TH8 xxCkLsIOR TAOUPE OF THz WORLD.
JnRRY and DAN BRYAaf,
the unequAued Ethiopian coined ana.
ENTIhE ca ANU OF PRoaRAMEE
New BonEy Dances, Burlesques DC.
OUh AFRICAN POLKA, 6CxHEg At QUBNEYN
Plantation song dance,
Amt GUT TINE 10 TARRY
Door open A O'Clock; commnce n Ticks.x a ,uss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-27

-DROwNE 4 NICHOLS, AUCriONEEas WILL sELL
ID his Saturday August r. atl0 clock their sales
IS Nassau street. tie balance reDstrng unsod Of the
STOCK furniture dealer declining business consisting
variety OF tee stetes sofas wsshssuds extension abes
hedseadg cbHrs card tables nodeg psned
cham couchas French plate mrrors bsds bedding
DC ether with quantity Of opi hand furniture
of sale also superior round
octave pianoforte made in this city, ue
and highly finished also, two iron safes
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-01
NOTICE.
~ NUIICE. -
WnL!AM PRlcr, Of the State of Csllfornis.

WiLLrAM PRlcE, Of the state of Csllfornta.
| w will take notice that Zy1pha Price, Of
the County OF Meigs, in the State Of Ohio, did,
! on the 18th day of June, A. D. 1889, f1le hef
petition in the Court of Common Pleas
within and for the County Of Meigs, in said
State of OHIO, against the said William Price.
setting forth that the said Zylpha Pnce Chen
zylpba Pretherc) and DAVID Prethero, ber hua-
band, on the 4th day Of January, 1858, made
and delivered 10 the said William Prics Q
warrantee deed to the following premises, sit
uate in the County f'Megs, in the State q
! Ohio, and IN fraction No. l6, in sections Nos,
2l and 20, Of town No. 2, IN range No. Is, Ia
the Ohio Company's Purchase, aud bounded
as follows: Beginning at a stake "a fods
north from the south. east corner OF said frso-
ton No. IL; thence so1th 10 the south east
corner; thence west % rods; thence to the
| place of beginning. That the said deed was
msde for the purpose and upon the agreement
that the said William Price, should mortgage
Inc SAID premises to secure loan Of $lO0 to
be procured by the said William Pnoe and
that afte. he payment of said loan by the said
! William Price, that the said William Piee
should reconvey SAID land to the said Zylpha
Price. That the said William Price did pro-
cure said loan 1 s 90 from one Seth Pane. of
the town Of Rutland, and that the payment Of
said loan was secured by one Alfred a. AuA-
| TIN, and that deed OF mortgage OF said PREM
iSes was made and delivered 10 the said
Alfred A. A Gstu by The said defendan ut on tha
9Th day Of January, 1858, TO secure a certain
note made by the said William Pnce 10 tho
said Allied A. Austin, on the SAID Sth day Of
January, s53, whlch said last mentioned
note was given 10 secure the said Alfred A.
Austin against the payment OF certain note
given 10 Seth Pane for the aforesaid loan Of
300, wherein the said Alfred Il. Austin was
held as security for tn. said William Price TO
the said Seth Paine. That the said note given
to the said Alfred A. Austin was made due
aud payable on tho 9th day Of January, 1854,
and that the said note and interest has sinoe
been paid to the said Alfred A Austin by the
said William Price. That the said zylptE
Price at the tine Of conveying said prs,nSas
TO the said William Price held the same by fec
simple IN her own right, snd that since the
making and delivery OF lLe said deed 10 the said
| William Price, to-wil: at the May Term Of the
| Court Of Common Pleas, in and for aad
County of Meigs. A. D. 1857, the said Zylpha
Price was divorced from tho said David Prsth-
ero by The said Court, and praying that ths
said WlIsm Price be directed by lhs deerea
OF the said Cour. 10 convey the said PREMISES
10 the said ZyIpha Price, aud for such o.ber
aud further relief as in equity aud good aen-
SCIENCE She lS entitled 10.
| ZYLPHA PRICE.
BY Simpson & aLasley, ltsr Az -.
| Sept. n -a9 81. 1915
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-01
A Wine Bath.

An American traveller in the streets OF
Paris seeing the words: "Wine baths
given here," exclaimed: "Well. these
French are luxurious people" Then
with true Yankee curiosity, and the feel
ing that he could afford whatever any one
else did, walked in and demanded "wine
bath"
Feeling wonderfully refreshed after it,
and having to pay but five francs, he asked
in some astonishment, how a wine bath
could be afforded so cheaply. His sable
attendant, who had been slave in Vir.
ginia, and enjoyed a sly bit of hamor. re.
plied-"Oh, massa. we just pa s it along
into anudder room, where we glib baths al
four francs"
Then you throw it.away, l suppose y
"No massa; den We send it lower dowr
and charge three francs bath. Oars
plenty of people who aint SO berry partic
ular. who will bathe in it after this. at two
frances head. Den, MESA, we let's d.
common people hab it at franc apiece
Then of course you throw j. away
exclaimed the traveller. who thought this
was going even beyond Yankee profit.
mo, indeed, massa, was the indignan
reply accompanied by profound bow
mo, indeed. massa, we are not 30 'strav
agant as dat comes TO; we just bottles j
np den. and sends !, to 'Nsrica for Cham
payDs" r.ys4 aps - ,ss
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-01
White People sold ms slaves.

The Abbesille (AIa.) Banner" says
that Patience Hicks. young woman
about II years Of age, who was held as a
slave by John Guillord, citizen of Henry
county, under a bill of sale made to him
by one James G. Wilson, was brought 6e-
lore Judge Williams, under a writ Of ha-
6eas corpus, sued out by Mrs. CASA Ann
Hicks, the mother of said girl, who arrived
in the town of Abbevile on Tuesday, the
9th instant. On the trial of the case, it
was proved that Wilson went to the house
of Mrs. Hicks, in Columbus, Georgia,
about the first of last March, where he re-
manned sick for several weeks. On his
recovery, he desired to marry the young
lady; and finding that her mother was op-
posed TO their marriage, he stole her away
and brought her to the house OF Rev.
John ,Guilford, to whom he sold her for a
slave. On his return to Columbus, he
procured her brother, boy about Is years
old, and sold him to a gentleman in Geor-
|gia. The girl has worked on ghe planta-
ton, and is considerably sunbuifit, which
makes her appear rather dark. The girl
Patience had an infant daughter. The
case was tried before Judge Williams Of
the Probate Court, and the mother and
child were released from the services of
Gulford. The "Banner" states, however,
that the counse, for Guilford have taken
the case to the Supreme Court, not with
the expectation ofagain en,laving the girl,
but with TIE expectation of clearing Gull
ford for the cost imposed upon him by
the Judge of Probate.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-01
SHERIFFpS SALE.

Ry virtue of Sd execution to me directed
~ from the Court of Common Pleas OF Meigs
County, will offer Tor sale at the door Of tho
Court House in Pomeroy, at IL O'Clock NJ.
on the Sd day of November, 1859. the fol-
lowing described lands and teRements to wit,
the east half Of the south east qusrter Of seq
lion No. %, town No. 9, range No. IS. in
Columbia Township. Meigs County, 0hioa
also the ovefplus of said quarter section, and
being the same land that John Wood con-
veyed to Henry Packard, by deed Of date Of
9th day of July, 1859, and sold as the p,op-
erty of Henry Packard, at the suit of J. s,
Lightfoot. Appraised at 1888 90. Termo
Of sale, cash. J. v. SMITH, 8. n. o.
Oct. l.-40-Et.-t3 90
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-01
SHERIFF'S SALE,

Dy vi,tue OF an order ofsale to me dlfected
I'D from The Court oil G ,mmon Pleas Of MeiRs
County, l will offer for sale At the door of The
Court House in Pomeroy, at IL o'clock, noon.
on the Sd day Of November. 1859, the follow
ing described lands and tenements, to wit.
situate in Sutton Township, Me,gs Comfy,
Ohio, and described as follows: sixty acres
off The north side ofthe south half ofthe south
ess, quarter of section number two, town two,
range No i2 Ohio Company's Purchase with
all the appurtenances, and sold as the prop
erty uf WesleyG Baker at the suit OF Thomas
d. Hopkins, appraised at 81 800 90. Terms
Of sale, cash. J. ". SMITH, S. M. O.
October, 4.-40- -5t.-S3.00 q
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-01
Valuable Steam FIGURING AKil1
'ar. fDr Sal0

T II nder an order OF the Court of Comnoa
~ Pleas at The March term thereof, A. D.
1859, On Friday, the 4th dayof November,
A. ID. 1859, at one o clock P. NJ, at the door
of the Court House in Pomeroy, in the
County of Meigs, Ohio, in pursuance Of an
order of the said Court, made at the March
term 1859. will, as receiver, duly appointed
by said Court, sell a. public 6utcry, the real
estate hereinafter mentioned, to viii: The
property known as the Crystal Milr' prop-
ertv, situated in Middeport, in said county,
together with all of the parcels OF land and
privileges thereto belonging or apperlaiuins
and for more accurate description Of tho
several parcels of land comprising said
"Crystsl Milp' property, reference is hereby
made 10 deed of assignment, made by a..
Murdoch and l.. S. Nye 10 ]. Cartwright and
N. R. Nye, dated December 2, 1858, and Of
records in said County, in Vol, 81. page a63-
4-5-6-7. Terms Of sale, one third OF pur-.
chase money in hand, one-third in one, and
one-thiid in two years from sale.
Oct. 4. -4O-5t j. CARTWRIGHT, Rec'r. >
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-01
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Dy virtue Of an execution 10 mo Greeted
- from the Court vi Commoa Plets u Meiss
County. will offer hr sale al the door Of the
Court tIousei ia Prmeroy, at - o'clock noon.
On the 3D. day Of November, 1859 this !oll,w.
ing described lands and tenemsn,s to wit.
situste in said Meies County aid eon-
mencing al the south east corner Of Peter
Jeralnans lin. and ruaning south ffty fest
along the Athens and Pomeroy road; thehce
west up. the hill to 7. Mon'sgue's line thsnos
north fifty feet - Jera man's line thence down
10 the place OF beginning; being part the land
which is described in deed from Mai Nye to
Thomas Golden. dated September Sd, l4l,
and recorded in volume pages ATT and 47d
of the records OF said County, and sold az tha
properly Of Jacob and Catharne Hess at tho
suit OF William Foster and John Ashwo,th.
Adminintrators Of Thomas Ashworth decd
Appraised at 1865 90. Terms Of sale CASH.
Oct lao St. SO. J. v. SMITH, S. VI. G.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-01

EVA Yankee lad, whose father was a
farmer, went into the barn to play a short
time ago, and being detained prisoner by
a thunder storm. he fell asleep on bag
of guano. The old gentleman when the
storm was over, went into the farm yard
TO look after his son, and met giant eight
feet high, coming out of The barn.
"HelIo! who are you?" he cried, "whal
are you doing here?''
why, father,"' squeaked the Goliab
"iL's me. don't you know Tommy"
"Youp' the astonished parent exclaimed
"why Tom, how on earth did you ge
stretched 80 long in so short timeg'
"Why, father" I" replied the boy, look
ing down upon the gaping old nsan, 81
slept upo, them bags of guano. you pu
in the barn, and that and the lightning to
gether has done the business" I 7 q Il,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-01
FOR SAlE.l

A BOUT 600 acres of Lind, (76 anass
IN Of which is uuder improvement, the rA-
msinder wildly in Mason County. Va, on
Thirteen Mile Creek about ten miles north
east Of Konawha River 1t ~ admirably 10.
Gated to divide inIo three or tour separate
p,rcels; is particularly adapted to stock raia.
ing, is well wstered, and has two good log
houses and barn upon it. Title indisputao
BILE. Inquire of ELEAZER SM lTH. or WIN.
ATKINSON, at Middeport, Meigs Co., Ohio.
Aug 49, $50 --3m*
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-11-01
S.iEhIFF'S SALE.

pY virtue Of an order OF sale to me directed
IL from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Meigs
County. | will offer for sale at the door Ct the
Court House in Pomeroy, at 10 O'clock A. NJ,
on the the 29th day of!0ctober, 1859, the toll
lowing described lands and :enements to- wit:
The north east quarter OF section No. 36, in
Olive Township, Megs County, Ohio, ard
sold as the property Of 0le'oy Halscy, at tho
suit OF Lucius Cross. Administrator de bonis
non of T. Stanley. Appraised at $4,000.
a.ou ...st y. v, SMITH, s. N. o. {
Sept. 2eth. fssg.-39, st. $3.50 ,,.