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The ossnss was 40 fOubt setiOnAbs E, Ous upon berg
assured that such would to the sIclu-
svs patronage Of all The lovers Of Lager abon nne.ens
Of the entire community the matter dropped upon
that they would in future set my Advertisements
as want them But as BIrI Partington rsys-Blundsrs
never esasand the reader win perceive, they haV'n.
No one knOWI what will appear week, but BY the
week AFTER the week after that the rises
and sets this column viii bs filed with somh Dg which.
when read. will be plain the your face. IR
the meantime however, many mistakes and crooks and
turns may occur in my Advertisements. But still
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Gnprauers.

Engraving and Lith0ErR QhiBgs
DRAINERD q &BURRIDGE,W0OD
ID ENGRAYERs AND LITHoGRPHERs Bank
ssiIssf, Clsysland, o.
DOBERT GILL-SILVER AND
III riecfro Platter Door Platter and Aianufactor-cor-
Sf Of Ontario and Prospect ss up laiTsl Cleveland o.
ii pepafed to rspato Spoons FORKS, CastorB nc, and
rare them seuRi u new. Door Trimmings fgruEhsi or
Pisfed TO or6er Bell Hanging promptly stieuded To-
prioss reasonable. IuI1ati6
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Builders & ArfbitEfts.

DROOKS S. G. & E. W., BUILD
ID hRs Alsc dunufacturers Of Doors, Blinds, Sash,
ic ~ and all kinds Of ScEoll-Saing and Gothic Norn
5yirl lSt nesT Centre Block. CleEsland.o o. nolo-cl
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~ For City News see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
page. -. -e-zl
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6inantjnI.
FORFIGN EXCHANGE.

TVhLIUN LAUHhNOL.
DRAFT IN AMOUNTS TO SUIT
from IS upwards, England and france, and on
N he principal Cities Of Germany. On FRANKFORT Ber-
i1 Vfrne Iipzg, NurimbeTg Cassel, Cologne, Ham
5.-Ilst T-eueu stutts ART Maunhem and Prague. For
ale b. mTi2 RETFBERG HAusMANN.
G1O OOO MONEY ADVANC.
DlOsOOU ED-in sums to Guit-at the old
-tn.ns and veil known WAGNERS OFFICE-on securi.
lies Of eTsry kind VIZ DEy Goods Hardware Cold ana
silveT Piste watches DiamOnds, JeWelrY, Ftre Brma
Clothing Furniture. CafpeiE, AMOS Mirrors
General erchnrdise and Personal property and acs
fTaue On the most satisfactory terms Business strictly
tEtvats Established 1851 Wstchss and JeNoy Ior sale
= bargains.
WIN. WAGNER Ofaos No. 5, water ST.,
Corner Superior s., over Geo. A DAVIS Co.. Clothing
Sfufe-
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MORNING LEADER.
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 10, go
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,

c-PlHin Sn ornamental printing OF everY description
d0ns tt the P htRg Establishment Of the LBADER oes,
the latest improved and most rapid Steam Presses in
the best styl abort notice. and reasonable rates
Particular attention paid 70 blank work Every deschp-
on Of Binding done, especially Blank Books LedgeTs,
journals. Sales Books, Receiving Books, ae., &c
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Something Exclusively for The ladies
BROWNS
HYGIENIG SUSPENSION WAIST.
SKIRT SUPPORTER.


livery LADY SHOULD HAVE
ly knew The beauty UTILITY bsHsf Of them ThIsWaist
not only affords the most perfect SYMNETRY and deaes
respect, Ii IS OF such peculiar
sructon that TeeTes the HIPS from the almost insup-
portable burden TO which they sometimes subjected by
means Of Circular Brdc Stays and Supports the cloth
ing completely preventing them from Pressing against
BEARINa down upon the Chest HIPS and Abdomen which
mskes it truly ANTI-LACER, LoldIug the skirts away
supporter entirely away l9m hs waist ~ ls also Tue
and efficient SHOULDER the entire supp
Of the skirts d ecty the shoulders through the elias
to Bord immediate relief and IN many effect RAD
plants testify These Waists have passed the ofcal
examination OF some Of most eminent aud scientific
medical meniMho az pTnopnee them the best thlng OF
the kind invented They rapidly coming into use
and give universal satisfaction to all who have them
They must be seen to give one an ides q them and
70 te appreciated. Call at the Blu NETr HOUSE in
readiness to show them Persons wishing 10 purchase the
right manufacture the Waist OrtO sell territory VIII call
on the pToprietors at CHAGRIN FALLS o., who have
the exclusive right for the United States
CAUTION.-All persons infringing m anv Way OF man
en- this Patent, will most assSredy be dealt wi &C
NoRAIS. SHEFFIELD CO. Proplis,ors,
Spcces,0 % H. i. Brown Co.
Chapin Falls, o., Feb. 81. 1ss1.
Read the following recommend lias and references
kindly furnished 0T publication by those who have
these Wsiss examined and sold them which from the
ny hAtsrng communications have and Tecstv
ing daily il dsemed sufficient for the present:
CLEVELAND, Feb q, Is50
Messrs. NORRIS, SHEFFIELD & Co: We ths EndeFSigu.
| ed having worn BROWNS CELEBRATED HHGIENIo SUs-
PENSION WAIST for last mouths great pleas
10 recommending to the attention Of every lady It Is
admirably adapted 20 the cOHboaencs, teGHy and
heath Of the wearer. Furthermore, know it always
relieves and in mauJ instances effects radical Of
see It come into general use We are fully satisfied it is
what every lady who values comfort and health should
hHye and We advise syIy one 70 urehss9 it, for we can
EsEure them they Will never regret Il.
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pattllt Oaift Agtntp.
=U5NITRD sTATEs ~ EORBIaN

DATENT OEFIOE AGENCY OP.
y TuRsfDsE lny22;s1 gEHu pRATEARD.
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FOr The Buffalo Morning EKprssA
GONE, BUT NOT LOST.
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ar MRS. Il. 1. Q. AREr.
Inscribed 10 Mr.. and Slrs. Henry cAilaI.
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REFERENCES.

kkFEAENcEA
Dr. s. r Bsckwith. BraiEard & Bmrdgs, Patent
T. G. Cleveland, Right Agents,
W. 3. Rezner, =. COWies, Editor "Lsader -
- Thran. Ossisn T.. Dodge, Agent for
% ] n. johnson, FianOs-
E. ]. Baliw in Co., M'chts,I H. Dewitt, Merchant.
Moran / Root, fsb2s:2sl
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Paris Plaids at 81 worth IS.
LEWIS & EAsTON's.
BARGAINS FOR THE MILLION


Fine Merino's at IS.
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For several days, Jenny continued to bring
her fresh berries TO Mr.. CrawfOrd's, and Ie.
cetYed many gifts from Isabel and her moth
er. Mrs. Crawford also visited the cottage
with Isabel, and was 50 much pleased with Mrs.
Green, that she sent her own physician 20 see
her, and provided her with many comforts.
Mrs. Green's health improved very much, and
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Inerssss Of room snablts ne 70 exhibituY stock TO
va7tage, and my friends and the public respect
invite n ca All examine for mai
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Ietter fron Mr.. clemens.

An important letter from the Hon. Sher-
rard Clemens, our representative in Con-
gress, will be found in our paper to-day.
Mr.. Clemens does himself great honor in
this letter, in the high union position
which he takes. He is remorseIessly Bit
ter on the disunion movement in South
Carolina, aud on all who either here OF
elsewhere sympathize with it, or in any
way aid or encourage it. He will go to
Washington prepared to make uncom-
promising war upon it, and will do SO
unless instructed coutrawise by the people
of this district, (which Is hardly proba-
ble,) in which case he will resign, and let
them elect some fire-eater in his stead.
He says what is the truth in his letter,
and what we have said all along, and
what we think is pnlpable on sight, and
that is, that "the result of the recent
Presidential election is made the pretext
for an assault upon the Constitution, un-
der the forms of which it has been de-
cided.n lie speaks of the action of South
Carolina as being "hot and indecent
haste which it is, indeed, and after Civ
ing it his unqualified condemnation, says
that ait perils whatever OF merit there
may have been hitherto in the cause of
the South" This is also very true.
Mr. Clemens letter will be we'll received
by his constituency, and we would not be
surprised to see the democratic portion of
it moving for his denomination, despite his
expressed purpose of retiring from public
life. Ills letter places him several lengths
ahead of any of the ultras who have been
impatiently waiting for his cast of slip
pers, and if he has mind to use his ad-
vantages, he can beat them worse than he
did the Argus juuta in 1859. Our advice
to Sherrard is to go in and win.
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[For the 1ntelliReneer.l
To tho People OF tho Xvheo1InsCon-
gressional District In Virginia.

To tho People OF tho Wheeling Com
gresstOnaI District In Virginia.
Before the last Congressional election.
l announced to yon my desire to retire
fr0m public life. In repeating now that
deter mination, have to declare to you,
my deep and unqualified thanks, for YOU
kindness extended to me upon SO many
occasions in the past; and to assure YOU
that whatever my future fate may be your
favor shall not be forgotten.
AS border people you have peculiar
interest in the integrity of the Federal
Government. The result of the rccent
PRESIDENTIAL election is made the pretext
for an assault upon the Constitution under
the forms of which it has been decided
The hot and indecent haste of Soutb
Carolina meets with my unqualified con-
demnauon. II perils whatever of merit
there may have been hitherto in the cause'of
the South. It affords no remed Y for alledp.
ed grievances, but will intensity every one
OF them. 1t may precipitate revolution.
winch will end in q return to colonial
dependence under the crown of England
or in making the cotton States mere
stipendlarles upon the despotism of France.
~ ID not necessary now to enlarge upon
these considerations. thank Godl 1 have
IiNea TO do you some service in this crisis.
shall resume my seat at tho commence
nent of the session, and by nv vote and
10y my voice, shall resist the consumma.
ton OF this great wrong against the con-
stitution and the laws.
shall obey no command except that
which comes from you. If YOU should
differ in opinion with me; if you should
t tnlnk that treason to the confederacy
should be digniied with the name IF
patriotism, let your instructions meet me
at Washington, and will at once RESIGN
into your hands, all the official power Won
have so generously conferred uDon mo
Your obliged Fellow-citizen.
G. SHERRARD CLEMENS.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov. 10, go.
Papers in the District please publish.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ylllEs You wish to know .pEat. our Medicines

T0Is You wish to know what our Medicines
49, willdol Road the following and learn:
LIST. BrentlingOr,s Flufa RStraet OF Sarsaparilla
aud IenlSIion never fans TO cure NShtto
Swelling, Running Ulcers, and all Eruptions onthe
Sktns by thoroughly PpFibS tng the Blood, an
pertenee of over thirty years has proven.
Id BrcntlinEcr's Syrup Boneset aud Wild Cherry,
has equal in the euro OF Coughs, Colds aud Afec-
lions of the Chest generally.
Sd. Breutlnger's Cathartic Pills remove all acid
and deleterious substances from the Stomach and
Bowels without in the least sickening the stomach
They are the best Pill for general use now sold.
9Th The Berger or Spine and Muscle Liniment
acts like charm In relieving all pains of the face,
back or limbs, where the use of a Eminent is in
dicated.
9Th. The genuine Conklin salye as prepared by us,
Is rs you all know one Of the very best things in the
world for Cuts, Burns, Bruises, &c.
9th. The Golden Hair Restorative, prepared by us,
gives TO the hair fine gloss renders It soft and
smooth, aud only prevents it falling out, but
causes a new crop where the head has become bald,
+. A. BRENTLIEGER Co.
PharmAceutists aud Chemists,
oct22 No. 151 Market street.
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CoMMoN SENSE rules the masses of the
people, whatever the misnamed and mis-
anthrope philosophers may say to the con-
trary. Show them a good thing; let its
merits be clearly demonstrated, and they
will not hesitate to give it their most cor
dial patronage. The masses have already
ratified the judgment of a physician, con-
corning the virtues of HosTErTER's B1rTERs,
as may be seen by the immense quantities
of this medicine which are annually sold
in every section of the land 1t is now
recognized as greatly superior to all other
remedies yet devised for the diseases of the
digestive organs, such as diarrhGa, dysen-
terry, dyspepsia, and for the various fevers
that arise from arrangement of those por-
tions of the system. Hostetter's name is
rapidly becoming household word, from
Maine to Texas, from the shores of the
Sold by all druggists in the world.
Ba"See advertisement in another col.
"nnn. nov3-lm
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ST.. CuAnLEs HOTEL, "tAkSS
New ORLEANS, La, Nov. 10, go.
Papers in the District please publish.

"sEcEssroS," says the Oecidentql Aess.n-
GER published ut independence, Missouri.
Ills very pretty word; i'll flows plibly
from the pen, but the question is, will +
be of practical purposo2 Young men at
the corners of our streets, who smoke fine
Hayanas and sport moustaches and all the
other eoneomitents of gentlemen, are very
earnest in their declaration to support =
seeding State. But do they know that
secession is treason and do they know
the penalty2 Their tender necks NAV he
stretched by Kentucky or Missouri bcmn
it any overt act is committed, Keen
cool, young gentlemen, the proclamation
of the old hero of New Orleans is still IN
force; the government of the United
states is fixed fact and some of these
me winter mornings you may wake MP. if
you persist in your ideas, with a rather
tight moose around your necks."
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Files. P1LRs!, .P1nEs,II
WHIT isfa Ro,p cl,rsd Z

What IS III AotO cured
Thousands of persons have Pnes-sufer for years
with the diseaseyet few know what it is or how it
is cured. Every case of Piles, whether manifested in
the form of external tumOrs, frequent bleediugs, or
in violent itching and irritation depends essentially
upon congestion of the abdominal yenous circulation
This produces the engagement dfiatfOn ofte VEINS
formation of tumors hemorrhages, pain and suffer-
ing; and the disease can only be fundamentally
cured by medicines which, taken internally, relieve
this venous congestion Hence ofntments, washes,
and even injections, are so inehectuals
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC PILE SPECIFIC,
simple sugar pill taken two three times per day,
cures the disease by curing the condition upon
which the disease depends. Hundreds. have been
cured by It, of the most obstinate cases. All
will be promptly benefited by it. Price, 50Cents n
box.
N B-A fnll set Of HUMPHREYS HoNEoPATmc
SPECIFICS. with Book Of Directions, and twenty
Remedies, in large threedraclm walls, and morocco
case, SIS do in pain case, 81; of fifteen boxes,
and book, 81.
The Remedies by tho single box full case, sent
to any address by mail express free of charge,
receipt of tile price. Address
DE-. +. HUMPHREYS CO.
No. 562 Broadway, New York.
Sold by IAUGILINS BUSnFIELD,
Octl7 No. "A Main ST., Wheeling.
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Mr.. BUCHANAN AS JACKSON
Another Cure.
wAumADEE, M1SSEsorA,
April Is, 1860.

MEssRs. B. PAGE, JR. & Go.
Gentlmen-Dnring the past seven years l
have suffered from ali. the ills incident to
a weakness of the digestive organs. At
times seized with an extreme loathing of
food have not tasted nourishment for
days; aud again, when an appetite partially
returned, the stomach was unable to re-
tain what was eaten. At the suggestion
of a friend, who had received much bene-
fit in a similar case, from your Holland
Bitters, procured bottle, and before L
had taken half of it, experienced much re-
lief; and now; after having continued to
use it for a short time, enjoy excellent
health. Yours, &C.,
noY-lm ]. McMAsTER.
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE
wa. BATCHELOR'sHAIR DYE!

The Original and Best An the World:
All others are marc limitations, and should be avot
ed, if you wish to escape rtdicule.
GRAY, RED or RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to
beautiful and Natural Brown OF Black, without in
jury to the Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
awarded to WV. a. BAECHKLos since 1889, and over
$4,000 applications have been made to the Hair OF
the Patrons of his famous Dye
wM. A BAUcHELoR's HAIR DYE produces a
WARRANTED not to pjure in the least however long
may be continued, aud the ill-efects of Bad Dyes
remedied; the rnylgoated for Life by this spcn-
did Dye
Sold in all cities and towns of the United States by
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
70 The Genuine has the name and address upon
steel plate engraving four sides of each box OF
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR,
mhlS-d&wly 10 Bond Street, New York.
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Ha7ao We refer our readers to the advertisement
<4e4 of Messrs, CHURCH DUPONT, No. 400
Broadway New York. The Blood Food is one of the
greatest medicines Of the age and is rapidly driving
out of the mark all the quack nostrums of modern
times Its efficacy ts great and its superiority 30
Justly acknowledged, that ii Is found difficult to sup
ply the immense and increasing demand for the ar
ticle. DIR. EA1CNs eel .brateu Intante Cordial ), "a
medicine prepared by a regular physician of emil.
nence in his profession, and one who has devoted b,s
life to the peculiar phases of Infante diseases It ia
no humbug but medicine, which commands itself
10 those only WHO can appreciate it-ApaLacticola
ea1- See advertisement mb24 d&,v
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We cannot bring ourselves to doubt the
practicability of Democratic institutions.
Yet the events now occurring in some por-
tions of the South, would seem legtti-
mately to suggest misgiyings as to the
outcome of our experiment in popular
government. We recently read remark,
attributed to Fisher Ames, illustrating the
difference between the working of a mon
archical and democratic government. 1t
was to the effect that tn monarchy is a
merchantmen which sails well, but will
strike on a rock aud go to the bottom
whilst Republic is raft which may new
er sink, but then yOur feet are at,Days in the
'cdter"
This, in a somewhat general and del
phtc way, illustrates what was at least
the conception of one noted American
statesman, as to the difference between q
monarchy and our form of government
Such thing as pure democracy is, of
course, unknown to the world, and al
ways will be, for the simple reason that
the people must govern themselves by
representatives, to whom they delegate the
powers belonging to them in their en- u.as.s
capacity. The question was, with our
fathers, how far power should be removed
from the people. They graduated it as
well as they could, and compromised
their several opinions in the arrange
ments known to the present Constitution.
Alex. Hamilton thought too little power
had been given to the federal government,
and Thomas Jefferson thought too much,
or at least full enough, had been taken
away from the States The two men rep
resented the two extremes of opinion
which were compromised in the adoption
of the constitution. Hamilton was al
most, ifnot quite, monarchist, while
Jefferson was as near au approach to a
French radical: democrat, as any American
ought ever to be. The question is now
before the American people, whether tho
compromise government Effected by the flu
sion Of the opposite opinions Of these two
men, and those Who respectively sided
with them, viii answer tie ends intended.
o., more properly the ends which might
have beer aslafDed b. s6e adoption Of
tde fes9eetffe theories Of either one
~ ~ stlegs lfaeens 70 us that ge are
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sTHE PEN AND SWORD.
nIothers. renh 4h1s

The following is an extract from letter written bv
the Pastor of Baptist Church to the .Journal and
Messenger" Cincinnati Ohio, and speaks volumes in
favor of that worldrenowned medIcine-AIEs. Wine
LOWS sOOTInSc SYRUP FOR CA1DRES TEr1u1SG:
eve see an advertisement in your columns of Mrs.
EWinslOw's Soothing Syrup. Now We never said a
word In favorof patent medicine before in our life
but We feel compelled to say to your readers that
this is no humbug-wE TRIED IT, AND Know IT TO
BE ALL II CLAIMS. 1t is, probably, one of the most
successful medicines of the day, because it is one
the best. And those of your readers who have ba-
bie est ennt do better than to lay In SUPPLY
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DIED.

Thursday morning, MARY, youngest child of $.
The friends of the family are invited to attend the
funeral, at 1o13 A. NJ, Saturday. from the family
residence on Filth street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-23
IN our telegraphic columns yesterday
appeared the following dispatch:


In our telegraphic columns yesterday
morning appeared the following dispatch:
RICHMOND, VA, Nov. 2lst.-The Enqui-
rcr publishes an important letter from
Gov. Letcher, in reply to letter from
Jas. S. Brisbin, of Pennsylvania, indicat-
ing secession, and stating that 200 Vir-
We wish we had been at Gov. Letcher's
elbow when he was penning the above
mentioned letter, in order to tell him how
utterly he was wasting his precious time.
If he had known ahundredth part of what
We know about Mr.. Jas s. Brisbin, or Col.
Brisbin, as he delights to call himself, he
never would have wasted letter on him.
Never. He is the came chap who spoke at
Washington Hall ON the eve of the Presi-
DENTAL election, aud is, for his years, about
as big a humbug as exists out of the United
States Congress. We arc persuaded that
the Colonel will appreciate this list re-
mark of ours, perfectly. If he does not,
however, and will inform us, we will, in a
moro elaborate manner, endeavor to APP
prise him of our meaning In the mean
time, Governor, take no more notice of
the stuff such fellows as Brisbin may
write to you; for if you do you will soon
be no better than Wise.
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Lewis Zeigler, In Chancery.
vs.. In the Circuit Court of Ohio
Lewis Cook: County, June H. 1850.
OUksUANT TO ADECREEREND IN TIE
y above entitled cause In the Circuit Court Of ohio
county, On the 18th day of June 1880 viii proceed
70 se at the front door Of the Court House Of ssjd
county, on tho 9Th day of August, 1860 to the HIGH
est bidder the following property to wits-A nart ~
parcel OF lot number ftytwo (52j situate and Ivin
on slain street, in thn city of Wheeling sitnatc In
eaetsiy south Of frame dwelling house formerly,
occupied by Joseph Caldwell and between said hS,,S
ana the lot formerly the property of Andrew; Wits
Ss'9 parcel supposed to contain thirteen feet front
nn H9 street, and running back same width one
no 10 situated Immediately back or east Of said
Sea ABOVE described and adjoining the same oa al
it ., 10 Mlli-Begnnng at the southwest corner Of
~ huger (16 and running thence wifi
. S soItn llne OF the same, sixteen CGl feet 10
~ tnenee west aud parallel with tile first Iine ~
inns inns y parcel S sixteen 6 feet to the west boundary
, Inc OF iot number serentysix (7O), and tlence will
t inc same to the beginning, with the tenenents
;T;EsHsEA credit Of six twelve and eighteen months
De gwen Tor tho purchase money tile purcbssss
sNhg ponds with good security, bearinG jnterest
from day OF sale, and the title retained until tic
Whole OF the purchase money Is Maid A'''' TUE
Jy SAMUEL. IRWIN SI,o.ie, n r, =
SSFhe above sale is continued EtilI SIond ~ u g.,
Htl sLay y December next. noyI3Ltd IL