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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-04-21
Master COMMISSIONER

Master commissioners sale.
Robert Hosier, ~. ,o.
J. J.csooii. u, ct. ais. superior e Court.
pURSUANT to an order Of sale issued out
In the aboye entitledoause to me directed, will
On SATURDAY, April 2s, 1860,
At the door OF the Court House In the city OF Day.
ton, between the hours of one and three O'clock p
NJ. OF sai day, sell at public auction to the highest
bidder the following X al Estate, to witt
"Lot 81 being part of Lot No. ten as designated
in subdivision Of school Section No. l6, in Butler
Township In said county Of Montgomery.
Appraised at o70O,O0
May sell TOR S46T,t7.
GEO. w. MALAMBRE,
Master Comm missioner.
=. p LOWE, Atty. mh27.ft
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SHERIFF. 8 SALE.

Albert Fuller, c..o NJ ,oe.
Benjamin F. Ellis, ct al. Montsy' superb. Court.
PURSUANT to an order of sale issued
from the superior Court of N montgomery eouo oty
to me directed, will offer At public door
OF the Court House in the city OF Dayton, Mont
gomery county, Ohio,
On SATURDAY, May 18th, 1860,
The following described Real Estate, to wit; Lots
eight ~ and sixteen (l6) in B. f. Rils' plat Of MI
ami CITY tao ealed) and recordedin the records Of
Montgomeryeounty, Ohio.
Said lots are appraised at $40 each. TO be sold
as the property OF b. y. lla at the suit OF Albert
Fuller. Terms cash. JOHN MIIIR
q. KENNEDY, Atty. for Prff. aps-tt
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Cincinnati Hamilton an q DaytonR.l

ID r. X A RS Ill N ER'S
ELECTRO
THERAPEUTIC BATHS
DRS. J. 4 E. W. BOSLER,
Homeopathic Physicians
AND SURGEONS,
| HAVING OBTAINED THE RIGHT TO
IL use and administer DR. KARsHNEHs
POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE BATHS.
Have them now in successful operation At their
OFFICE AND BATH Rooms,
NO. I77I-2 MAIN STREET.
West side, below Sixth street,
DAYTON, OHIO.
The ioii3swing diseases are a part Of the many
Palsy, or Paralysis of the Face, and every
description and variety of Consumption
in its first stages; Rheunatism,
whether acute or chronic; Neu.
ralgia, Torpid Liver, Bron-
chitis, Asthma, Weak
ness of the Spine,
Scrofula,
Dyspepsia, Deafness by Paralysis, Ringing in the
Ears, Weak Eyes, spasmodic, RetentioA Of
Urine, 81. Vltus Dance, ProlapauS, UteTi,
Prolapsus or Ptles, Female weakness
and Irregularities, General Debility,
DeranEement o 1.-The Nervous Syss
TEN, stiff Joints Contrast
ed Muscles, ConBtipa-
tion, Chronic Diar.
rh9a, Sick Head
ache, Oeafness,
LeuoorrhRA,
MonamGniA and Fits, from different eAuses. and
SKIN DiBeAneR.
We would state, for the benefit of the publio that
the Buecessful application Of Eleetroity a. Thars
peutic Agent for the above named diseases. ana
variety OF others, is fact well established hy
ParaIySis or Palsy, the great bane of Hum.n sr-
istenee-the hslf-Wsg house 10 the Spirit Land
Ind In this simmediaterel lief Aspeedy and perman-
ant cure.
The mode OF examination Is very simple, ana
entirely news and by Il Diseases OF the Internal
Organs, or any part OF the system, is In vera lew
moments detected with facility and certainty
The special claime OF the Electro Baths oenaist
In q Positive and Negative Bath, the electTicity
being passed into the water, and controiIed Al
pleasure in Its application TO the Human systeH bY
MAslruLATIos, that We are able TO detect The
slightest disturbance OF the vitAlizing force Aad
determine with absolute certainty the 10 eaton
and character OF aueh disease.
This treatment cures long list of Chronic or
Nervous piaeases, Of which the Female IL the
great sufferer, for years, by pain ana expensive
drugging. Has she felt how gloomy are the proa-
poets OF life, and how meagre every hope earth
~ happiness, while suffering each day from some
new pain, new sorrow, and new physical derange-I
menu VIII, then not use ct once that which will
SUFFERING, and eounterAct the eeots Of min
10 an absolute specific in not reached throFh
any OF the gTosser elemements.
ErPatients from distance can be Aooommoda-
ted with bOAkD conYenientto TO the once.
CONSULTATIONS FREE.
ment of LADIES. jan9S-sm
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A lad was recently called upon to testify In a
New York Court, whose tender years raised doubts
a. to his competency az witness by not under
standing the nature and obligations Of an OATH
The fret question put was: "Are you the son Of
the plsinufI" The little fellow, crossing his legs
and deliberately putting about hnlf paper Of to-
bRcco into his mouth, with the utmost sang froid
replied; "Well, it's 80 reported"
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Dayton & Michigan R.R
For Toledo, Detroit, Fort wayne
aud ChicnRO.
PASSENGER TRAIN TIME TABLE
Sunday, April IS, 1850.
TRAINS GOING NORTH,

Connecting At Toledo for Detroit. also AZ Lima
10 30 p. NJ. aud A. NJ
Connecting 80 Piqua for Columbus zanasvIiie
wheeling and Baltimore. Also. At Dayton, for
Cincinnati, Columbus and Indianapolis.
Connecting AZ Lima also with Trains on Pittn.
burg, Eort Wslne and Chicago Railroad for Fitts-
burg, Philadelphia and New York and all Eastern
and south-eaatern cities.
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Later from Ca lifornia.

ST.. JosEPn, April 20.
The Pony Express with dates from San Fran
cisco ofthe 10th and Carson Valley of the 18th
March, has arrived
The Golden Age sailed for Panama on the 9TH
with Sl,0OO,OO0 In gold. She took most of the
Republican delegates to the Chicago Convention.
The Japanese steamer will not return home till
ihe can take the news OF the arrival Of the Ambas-
sadors at Washington.
The U. 3. steamer Powhattan, sailed from San
Francisco on the 9TH, with the Japanese ambRs-
sadors on board.
The rush to the Washoe mines stii continues :
500 men had reached Plscsrville, and the rush
caused scarcity Of provisions; -four was selling
At so t. 80 dollars per hubdred, sugar 81 3 pound
and hay $3.50 ton.
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A venerable miss observes that the husband II
this case was fair sample Of bis Of his class;
"My little angel" asks tho husband Of his wife
In railroad csrriage, "are you comfortable II
your cornerl"
"Vsry much so thnak you, dear."
"Y0u don't feel the coldf'
"Not at ALL"
1.-THE door closes wellg"
every we'll thank you"
"Well, then, come and change places wiil
me-"
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Dayton, XeniR and Columbus
Rail ROnd.


~ " ~. H1lE--sEa Ex1-a1lK VI -
Three Daily Trains, win. Columbus.
Through tickets from Dayton to all Eastern
Cities.
THREE Daily Trains each way, leaving DAYTON
for the East as follows; Nigh Exp ss al ~ as
m; Cincinnati and Columbus Day kXpress At NJ 90
p, N these trains stop only At Xenia and London
accommodation o,le p M, stops at all way stations
between Dayton and Columbus.
Arriving at Dayton, Night Express % A. nj Ae.
commodAtion 80 a hi :, Columbus and Cincinnati
Day Express $50 p.m
Trains run by Columbus time, which IL minntea q
faater than layton time.
Through tickets can be had for all Eastern cities
Depot, EaBt Third street.
J. DURAND, supt.
c. WARMAN. Genl. Ag't., Dayton, o. ApIs
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Fresh Hops Tor Family Usel

HAVE NOW IN STORE A SELECT
Il lot Of HOPS, pure and freshj put up In pound
packages, expressly for Family nse, one pound
Will 90 ~ lr ae i've Of the Ordinary hops IN bales
fvbas prssgisf, g hain Stisst.
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Advertisement .

Robert Il. Dickey,
VS.. Superior Court
Warren w. Philips and John n. No. il9i.
Hoblent7, et. al.
DURSUANT to an order of the Superior
4 Court Of Montgomery County, in the state OF
Ohio made In the abOYe case az April term A. u.
ls-, and 70 me directed, shall offer At public
ton At the door OF the Court House, in the city Of
Dayton, In the county Of Montgomery and State OF
Ohio.
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From Rev. Mr.. Nc MULLEN, Pastor ofRoberts Chapel
EDIANAPNLIs, October 9, 1861.
Or. c. W. RoBAcK-DeAr Sir: have used your
Blood Purifier for nervous affection, from which
have suffered much at times. While IL s pleasant
TO the TASTE, certainly has happy effect upon the
nerves. Please accept my thanks for your kind re-
NV. T. MoMULLEN.
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Trains arrive and depart As follows:
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-14

| SUiUUNEk z r ERAI HANRISUN
AT AUCTION.
WI sold SATtiH MORN ING, July 1Ih, 1850.
at IL O'Clock opposite No. IO2 Dugan's wharf:
Tue good schooner GENERAL HARRISON, &C. So % tons;
was re oui in the Spring of 1852 and put thorough
pair at a cost ofs7OD
Terms at sale, s. r. COVER Auct'r
in &c =,
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me terms Of sale prescribed by the decree are one
rd cash on the dag of sale if the Trustee fit demand
one-thrd IN four and Onethird in eight months from
ne gay o. sale The credit payments bear interest from
otsae, and to be secured by notes with approved
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JgrnultutaI.

MARYLAND COMPANY'S
I'VE SUPER-THOSPH4TE OF LINE.
Warranted superior to any thing Of the kind in
For sale by II. p. EVANS, Agent,
No. 8 Corn and Flour Exchange Build ms,
jul0tf Baltimore, Nd
BAKERS AND JARVIS ISLAND
I'D GUANO.
The undersigned have been appointed by W. II. WEBB,
ESQ., of New York,
AGENTS FOR THE STATE OF MARYLAND
BIKER'S AND JARVIS ISLAND GUANO,
and prepared to supply dealers and farmers with any
quantity Of the at lowest established prices hand
some and substantial bags barrels
THE BAKERS ISLAND
Is now well established the valuable phosphate
guano offered TO the agrcuturist The present
which we have for sale, imported direct into BALTI
MORE per ship Mary Bradford 1t contains analy
OF state Inspector, Ga II cent phosphate Of lime which
together with its peculiar combination with various vau
able properties and its great soluby renders it the richest
and most concentrated Guann yet discovered.
THE JARVIS ISLAND
Is also of direct importation into this
Is "a cert haSpdqLe of lime and is the richest yet
aduleraed and every package bears the of the i'm
porter. STATE INSPECTOR and our own brand.
HS- The BAKERS ISLAND GUAN0 can only he obtained
from
Pamphlets, aiming the history of these Guanos certf
Gates from farmers and planters who have used them
various in section Of the country and ample d
recons for their be obtained counting
p. MALC0M Il CO,
Grain and Guano Warehouses,
Opposite the Corn Exchange Building,
Wood street, Bowly's wharf,
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G0utatl0H.

MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR
IEYOUNG LADIES
The FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION begins the 18th of
October, 1889 The course Of instruction in the usual
Dranehes IS full and thorough being under the direction
an encent Faculty of able and experienced Teachers Every
necessary appliance required for Female education is at the
cnd oil the Institution. Parents who desire thorough
sautaton oT their daughters with the al
Sci; IDl. ''' ~ ~ Fi'Vu ~ 'I>'hlGe le
d :" tias Of admission and further information address
uho In Is STA LEY PRINCIPAL, Mount Wasinqton
BBs smo CO.. Mtarya d. or Rev Dr. HEINER Second st.
LEYs' Batmcre street, and at Mr. Geo Geachs Second
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excursions.

l.. lsgs ErE ..;......:..:: SEA BATHING,
$780, CAPE MAY,
On and after SATURDAY, July 18th, daily line will be
run to Cape May leaving President street d, pot at $50
O'clock A NJ, and connecting at Newcastle Tuesdays,
Thursd and Satu days with the elegant steamer GEO.
WASHINGTON and on Mon lays Wednesdays and Fridays
with one of the fine Steamers OF the New Yo'k Line
Fare-Baltimore to Cape May, lst class, $50
VIM CRAWFORD, Agent.
iu6lf F. " 4 r. RR Co
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VAST STEEL BELLS.
~ NJ KEITH, LR, 4 SON. Agents, % South Charles
street, have in sample of these celebrated Bells
made by kaysr, Nickers 4 Co, Sheffield, England,
which they respectfully ask the attention chuIch organ
Southern and estern States Bells supplied short
tee varying in weight from 5 lbs to 5000 lbs Prices
only onethrd much bronze, and less than half
much composition Bells. Circulars be had appli-
cation. ap26tf
SPECIAL NOTICE.
~ would respectfully inform my friends, customers and
the public, that constantly IN the receipt OF
BUTTER, 1900
AND COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Dealers housekeeperS and families will find il to their in
call, arrangements in the country suc
enable furnish these articles the most
derate and accommodating terms.
80 Country Produce sold commission and the high
est cash advances made on consgnments
II. s. MANNING,
q Camden street, and
jallh lU3 Franklin street
BALTIAoRE ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS.
No. 81 WEST FAYETTE STREET,
Between Charles and Liberty streets,
Where may be found the largest OF Ornamen
tai Iron Work ever offered ia Baltimore. Such
RAILlNGS, YERANDRS, STAIRS,
CHAIRS, SErTEES, WINDOW-CAPS, BRACKETS,
TRELLISES, BEDST EADS. &c.
80 Books of Design furnished on application
ap276m f. W. SHTPPEN
A GRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT MANUFAC
1ATURERS, GUANO DEALERS AND OTHERS, WISH
ING TO ALL CIRCULARS &c, TO the Planters OF Mary
land and Virginia, be furnished with reliable list
Exchange Office ap2+ II
| A
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idNants.

A FIRST-RATE BOOKKEEPER, having a
n portion # his time unemployed would be glad to IT.
the Books of some house not emioylhs GUAR
Bookkeeper. References and terms sa's'acolS'
at. q. NJ Box $50 p o IIlt-tt
ED.-COAL.-Proposals for furnish
CiIMBEXIAND AND ANTHRAC. TIE COAL for year
FROM August 1870 Quality Of Anlh &c t. specified 22iO
lis 10 tSe ION The Institution required
be received up 10 July Is, 1860, inclusive.
le3O eotJyl5 A. II. EVANS, warden
WANTED An experienced B0OK-KEEPER,
w well qualified to take the entire charge of set OF
Books of house the wharf Address With real name
and references, to G. + E. Office of Exchange. ju2tf
o. WANTED.-A GOOD DWELLING ON
H,iiI MCCULLOUGH OR NORTH EtTAW STREET
rlce not to exceed s. 500 fo which the sh will be
pac Also stock Of staple Dry Goods for cash and
part city property or lands. Apply TO 7 y. REED,
Je2 No. 10 n. Euaw street.
ff:::f WANTED TO RENT-A two or three
Xiii story DWELLING HOUSE, with modern improve
.a4esm ens Rent from $500 to 500. Address, stating
terms Box l335 Post offc ap9tf
goo 000 WANTED FOR FIVE YEARS,
spcOsOOO for which security will be given by
mortgage Tedeemable Ground Rent unincumhered
property the city, worth four tims much Address
Box l,3l2 p.
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nR. b A KEE
~ TREATS ALL DISEASES
Special attention given to all chronic diseases COUdHs
diseases Of the NOsE MoUT THROAT and LUNGS all SKIN
DISEASES of every description successfully reated-um
bago Lumbar Assesses, Scrofa Rheumatism Gout Neu
ralga Paralysis Epilepsy Commissions Dyspepsia Dys
entery Diarra The very worst cases of PILES cured in
short time; also of the Stomach Liver and Bowels There
are many diseases incidental TO women and children which
treated with distinguished success. All particulars will
be given by letter Dr. Baakee produce one thousand
CANcERS 0hR soRES Or pVLGERs BIZ DISEASES
TUM0RS AND SWELLINGS
Of every descriptions and without the ofthe knife
surgical instruments These last named diseases cannot be
cured by correspondence therefore all such patients must
DR. Baakee has made new discovery of a 'sFLUID' that
will produce absorption of the "CATARAoT and
permanent vision to the Eye, without to the knife
EYES AND EARS
successfully treated without the of the knife
die DIR. Baakee has constantly hand at his Office
extensive assortment q beautiful ~
ARTIFICIAL EYES
AND
FYMPANUMS or EAR DRUMS,
FIVE minutes. EAR TRUMPETs of every description also
variety of artificial articles known in the worlds
large assortment Of fR RfhHfl5a fnf HhNb
with the Arm and Elbow Attaclment: ARTIFICIAL FEET,
These articles are perfectly naara and adapted either
and be sent by to any part of the world
All kinds Of Trusses for Hernia or Rupture Of every de-
for females in weak condition. also for those with PRoLAP
Doctor Baakee one of the celebrated and sklful
physicians and surgeons living. His fame is known
personally in every principal city of the world.
to pay postage and All Chronic Diseases
can be treated by except those mentioned
winch VIII require ms personal super VISION
''' " DOCTOR BAAKEE,
Office -O Broadway, few doors above Fourth street
nlS-H New York CITY
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1ibioeno autilts.

5JtUlUtNu 5tUllt5.
FARMERS AND PLANTERS BANK, BALTI-
Il MORE, June 2Sh, lSG0-The President and Directors
have declare "A DIVIDEND OF FOUR PER CENT. on the
Capital Stock for the last six months payable and after
the eth July State Taxes paid Transfer Books closed I'm
til Sd July -
ie29-eCst T. B. RUTTER, ca 1hicr
DANK OF COMMERCE, BALTIMORE June 80,
l1Is6O-A Dividend of FOUR PER CENT for the last six
months this day declared, payable after MON
DAY, the 9th day Of July next The transfer of the Capt.
tai Stock will be closed from the LIST to the 9th day OF July
next, inclusive. BY order, GEO. G. Mll.!.ER,
iu2d2W Cashier
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-n-s. Fop FyCrnsI0Ns pIc-NICs

- .SIf FUI EMU NoIUNS, IIO-NIOF>
=.sazsxzssAND PRIVATE PARTIES.
THE SPLENDID BARGE DELAWARE having been
fitted expressly the business with large deck
and comfortable cabins, be chartered on reasonable
terms She is large and airy and parties wishing t"sprd
day of healtiul recreation aud amusement the waters
the Chesape and its tributaries, will find hS most
agreeable being from all the dangers OF steam and
fire the barge being owed by powerful steImtug som
hundred yards in and will from three
to five hundred persons. For particulars apply to
W. H. BOLTON, Agent
ie16 tSelr 81 West Pratt street
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aeroter1es, giQuors, TT.

6ss4sA IA. SEWELL & Co,
HS&#H TEA DEALERS AND FAMILY GRoCERS
asEgER 2l3 WEST PGATr STREET,
, Respectfully solicit the attention Of the public
to their well selected stock OF PRIME GROCERIES, con-
siSting o; line Teas Wines, English Pickles and sauces
line. 49, " "
al which we warrant to please both quality and price
NIB Goods delivered free OF charge ali parts city
ju7tf ''
Sd FRESH GREEN AND BLACK TEAS.
ES Just received an invoice comprising I'll the vae-
sEAEkH ies OF NEW CROP GREEN AND BLACK TEAS;
the choicest selection from the late iinporta alton
this Spring The lection has been made expressly Tor the
use of private families. For sale by
Ia. VIM WHELAN,
yeI3tf ll2 baltimore st, between North and Calvert ss
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w,rhs,, J'-sl'y. F,aey Goods, Gallery. Cioeh1,
aud Military Goods ~ every description ,u-h :,
Swords EPNui~t'e., s..h~s Hate. Lace Baton, Sc
M,tsry eohPaa'e, iaTn'bc 81 complete vita every a.
tleie. - -
Nov oPenisE msfnGcrut stock ~ New G. cd.
'uch a. Am'T' -. EaEUsa- G~tmau aui French Jew.
sf' ~ . Il aHd "a angle pt'c-s. ssi gu,lny Cod
Nniches. v gii.h Levers. Skeleton do. bupirs A.
ehor Trm"nI. l,piurs. very small iot I.d
,rt with PsAtis and diamonds. elegantly 'nam-Ii-d,
ihirp-Bdrnt and Qustirf nd Natehes HuatiHx
II eatet gold W atyhss m every variety.
Reh Chm Ns.ts, iTom Pan, ssi Dresden, Fr.aeh
aud ; pa0i.h faas.
Silver. God Ivory. Pearl anl Leather Card Cases,
do, do, do. Por Noaais.
EleEaBi Gilt aud BrouBed Clocks. Candi-hras
ALBAIA WAkk-sPocu', forks, ladies, butter-
khIvrs. &e.. Of the best quality.
lated tea and eUdee sets, casters, walters sake
s..ks t. vegetable dishss tureeh, butter dishes. can
diesueks, teakrttlcs, arms, s.lt cellars.
Tortoise shell eofnbs siy les, EaE ish and N eri
sso table cutlery ssissors pen kBye rs1ors sportur
halves, music bones, .. sHd pair, jeweIsrs
scales aud weights, 6e
WhiehInakeTs' tools and materials: Watch Glass,
Fnss,
c. u. q Co. odsr the above goods o. the very h,,,
terms. Call aud s1snns me. 30
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p r o p z I, 4 Y

20 wit:
IL head AZ RalRass Hrs-y. emtrr rIicS
are WSvk. RiGitrr AVID Harnso Her g.
Also, % Aoad Of T. aie 4 iJapr, red brett.
eALractag Fns MileA Ceps, .Hoe,s nsd
HIiers. AID d * ,s,so 81 A,.i.r BuH
Abo, large lot II Stock Hogs and me
Finc SAeep: also, Fay1ins Iapsm,Hfs Of
every description, sox'ist,ag Of Hagons.
Cd'h, Gearing. sc, d-e that tsiosg 20 a
large Ja'm; G.so, from 10 10 IL toAs Of
CIorey Hzyrfron i50 10 200 barrels Of
CORN, a good hto k0ySs CARRIAGE,
and also q BUGG Y
shall, at the same time. offer for hire four val
liable MEN, Darn hands hoy yearly grown;
WOMAN, with Two children who IL a good
cock, washer, &C; grown WOMAN without
ineumhfance who ~ gOod house servant and
a GIRL 10 or ~ years old all belon cling TO said
es,ar. They will not be put up TO the highest
bidder, but hired by Agreement iof the ensuing
year
TERMS OF sALE.-AlI sun. under ten Del.
lars, cash; upon that amount and above IL.
credit OF niRe months viii be given, aud band
with approved security will BE- required before re-
moving properly. JNO. A. THOMSON,
Dec. q, 1853 Curator.
ALL peroas having claims agaiusi the estate,
or 20 whom the tesla NAV he bound a. sutrty
are requested 10 make IAen known innediairly'
and those indebssd 10 come forward and pay up.
J. A. THOMSON, :.
Dee. -, B9.--Ind. and SPIT Curator.
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VIRGINIA TO WIT:

Tn the CireeH Coau 81 Jefferson County
i Thos. l.. Carter and k~st,try Carer, Pnf7s
AsaiSsT
Isaac n. Carter, EiWEid >. Gsliaher abd Sl-
rsh N. his wits Ana II Carter, Ellen L Car.
ter and Geo II Garter De.'s.
IN CHANCERY
This eaues eAns on To be heard this 3ist cav
OF hey, 1883, upon the pspers formerly Trat. and
vas argsed By eoansel aud by consent OF paSiie.
through counsel, the Court doth sdiuigs order
and decree that tais eAus- ~ referred +. e. Cook
con nissioner OF this Cohrt, with ius;tus ton,
% report fouSiih The amount doe on ihe last bond
given BY Wn. Lucas, for the purchase OF ihSyand
IN the bill mentioned 10 state aEi seti'c the &C.
esunu Of IL. " carer sJd JOHN w. Kennedy
special CON issionefs IN this ease and 10 SppoT.
tioa ssy fands IN the hands VI eihrT the ssit Cat
ser, or the said Kenaedy aad the suOuat due on
The last boad among the heifs ri AbH NJ. Carer,
asd hov the interests OF the fnant heirs have been
eoasaitst. 80 order 10 . lal decree at this urn
81 he Court Copy, Tssie,
RT, BROWN.
CoHHissiosER's OFsIcH.
The parties 10 the above sait are kereby sosi.
eed 10 appear ~ my Once IN Char'essowu JEFF
ferssn County, Va, CO III, l0'b dsy oi February
teco, With their evideuee. 10 enable me 10 sIseuie
NE above DEERE.
EDWARD r. COOKE, Comr
Chsriestowa, Jan ~. 1860 ST.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-01-12
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IHE HOUSE occupied ~ Mrs. Alexander. at
l. The Eastern ebd e the viIlsr, nearly oppo-
Hle nc r,,it-nee 81 Thomas Ru;hrrlcId, EsS.
tFPo',~'>ion gwen the ls,ui Lpril
f0f i1rIheT particulars enquire o.
Mrs. REBEccA HUNTER.
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