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The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-11-21
New York. Nov. is.

ANtW iOfh1 -suN. -.
The steamer Vanderbilt arrived here this
afternoon from Southampton on the 7th inst.
Admiral Napier, Of the British Navy, is
dead.
The Piedmontese army under Victor En-
manuel. gained brilliant victory on the Sd
instant on the hanks Of the Garigliano.-
They attacked the Neapolilan army in front
with troops, hanked by the fleet. and after a
sharp struggle the Bourbon army was com.
pletels dispersed, their tents, wagons, setres,
&tc.. being left in The possession u the VIC
torious King of Sardinia, with eleven thou
sand prisoners.
General Sanuaz pursued the enemy after
wards, and occupied uoa and the various
positions commanding Gaeta.
Victor Emmanuel was expected at Naples
immediately. Garibaldi was there.
A large body Of Neapnlitan troops who re.
NAMED outside Of the forts Gseta had sent
proposals.to surrender to The Pledmontese.
IA letter telegram from Shanghae says i is
reported that Tie negotiations between the
allies and the Chinese are not..gOing on
smoothly at Tiensin.
Anarchy and confusion regins at Viterlo,
in the Pope's dominions.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-11-21

Ssniemtni of Claims against China.--Mr.
Ward. our Minister 70 China. states n his
dispatches 10 the Government that the claims
Of the Americans against the Chinese Gov.
ernmcnt. extending from 1870 TO 1857, have
been fully discharged under Mr. Reids com.
mercial convention Of iS5s-principal and
Chinese interest al twelve per cent per an.
num-sixtyshyc In cash al this date and the
rest in rapid collection while England and
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-11-21
THE AMERICAN
Medical Toilet and Recent Book.

THIS book contains Recipes and Directions for max
ing all the most valuable Medical preparations in
use; also Recipes and full and explicit directions for
making all the m st popular and useful Cosmetics,
Perfumes, UngueDts Hair Rrslarati,es, and all Toilet
Articles. If you suffering Win any chronic dis
ease--if you wish beautiful conpl. xion, fine head
OF har smooth face, clear .Aim, luSurlaul beard
Or mousache--or il you wish 10 know anything and
everything in the Medical and 1airl line, you should
BY all means peruse copy Of Ills haok. For lul par
ticuldrs, aud sample 81 The work for perusa (iee)
address the publisher
L. +. CHAPMAN,
No. s3l Broausay, New York,
November 6. 67-3m
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-11-21

PosrloN OF VIRGINIA Hon. Thomas s.
Bocock, the representative in Congress from
the DanyilIe (Vs.) district. in a speech last
week declared in favor Of virginia's remain
ing in the Union, to act as a mediator between
the general government and the seeding
States. He argued that such policy might
result ia securing additional guarantees from
the North. The Richmond Enquirer says
!" If South Carolina shall secede, she will
indeed return. we trust. speedily to the Un.
ion--not as a spolt child. &c., but in con-
sequence Of guarantees forced from northern
aggressors, which shall secure her rights,
her interests. her sovereignty. dignity and
honor" The Enquirer proposes conyen
tion il Virginia on federal relations, but ad.
sises the Southern States not to wait for
Virginia.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-11-21
GENUINE FAMILY LIQUORS.
WM. B. MOREHOUSE & CO.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
November G.

Brandies, Wines, Gins, and Segars,
beg leave 10 cal the attention Of the citizens Of the
United States 10 their Pure Wines and Liquors, put up
under their supervision, for Family and Medicinal
use 10 eases assorted 10 suit customers Clubs Mili-
ary aud other public bodies, who require to purchase
in large small quantities. in casks in bottles. will
be literally dealt With Price list sent application.
OLD M0REH0USE BlTrERS.
Recommended by the first Physicians the best re-
meiS known for Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Ill Net-
vous Diseases. As beverage, il il pure, wholesome,
and delicious TO tie iaste. Sold by all Druggists.
WM b. MnREHnUsE a Co, Prop'rs,
So 5 Exchange Place.
Jeysey City. y. ].
p 49, The ulscfibpn wish 10 engage a few active
men, Local and Travelling Agents ioi their house to
whom liberal inducements will be Offered. For parti-
culars. address as above.
November q. 67-3m
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-11-21
Nervous Disorders.

What is more fearful than breaking down Of the
nervous system To be eKciisble nervous in a small
degree Is most distressing Tor where remedy be
fund There Is drink but little wine. heer or
spirits or far heller, none; iake Coffee weak tea be-
ing preferable get oil the fresh air you can take three
~ four Pills every night; eat plenty Of solids avoiding
the Use of slops and il these golden rules be followed
tor viii u happy u mind and strong 10 body and for.
net you have a.y nerves.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-11-21
The EdInhurEh Rc,Ic,r q oel.hr.

The EdInburEh Review ~ oe'abtr. has
been received IL contents ore, 4 Rscsni Gsnsaphi.
cal Researches. d Memoirs 81 Ne Master d sinclair
). Mar Milltts Ancient sanscrt Literature. tBfoiiu.
and Ihe sources ef international lsw s. The Chufshe.
Of ihs Holy Land 9. The Graud Rsmon.uanes. Z
Scottish County Histories. = Bran Difficulties. 3. Ths
Uniled states under Nf. Buehsnsn.
Puhli.hsi BY Leonard scou q Co. Now Yotk
Price 81 per aunam Tor any one Of ihe kesisws q
Bsekwood. o. any iwo of The works, 80 iot blasA.
wood and The four Rssisws SlO
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-11-21
prnth ef nm Edlior. wy

Death of mn Edltor.-ws regret q Ilsafn
thsi d. D Wesley MoolIen one q Ihs eiiof. y lhe
Washington Dispatch. died on Monday The ish IN.
slant IIe wis native Of GuiiIord county, bot he
qui, and smiahls disposition. aud Cue social qusliss
during hi. btef residence in washnsion, had secured
rot him The eonenes aud esteem oi sll h. isIou eli.
irons
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-11-21
STRAYED OR STOLEN,

ENROM Cain Creek Meeting House, on Sunday night
n the 2lst instant, a Mare, Saddle and Bridle The
Mare is sonel, with white spot in the forehead, and
both hind feet white seven or eight years od--the
saddle nearly new. reasonable reward will lie given
for the recovery of the property such information
as will enable me TO obtain them.
GEORGE ANDREWS.
Near White Cross Post Office.
October 23d, 1860.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-11-21
~. TO Persons ont Of Employment. IA
AGENTS WANTED,

III every NOuutl w the 1ulAcu Stdltsg
,s0 engage in the sale of some of the best and most
elegantly illustrated Works published.
Our publications sre Of the most interesting charac-
ter adspted 10 the wants Of the Farmer Mechanic and
Merchant; they are published in the bes style, and
bound in The most substantial manner and are worthy
place in the Library of every Household in the Land
l1S 10 men d enterprise aud industrious habits, this
business offers opportunity for profitable employment
seldom 10 be met with.
lR- Persons desiring TO act as Agents will receive
promptly By mail full particulars terms sr hy address
sing LEARl ,GEIL n To, Fub 81 -,
No ga North Second street, Phliadelphia.
October 80. 66-ih
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-11-21

RAILRoAp IMPROVEMENT Petersburg
AMI Roanoke Railroad Company are nov en-.
gagged 10 fencing in their entire line Of road
from Petersburg 10 Weldon This viii be
a great Improvement. Damage TO stock will be
prevented and the safety Of the trains much
increased.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-11-21
A c 4 R D.

4 WOULD, OH leaving my native State, desire to
4 express my gratitude TO my numerous friends for
the many kndnesses received at their hands, and f in
the perpexily and hurry in getting off to my far dis
tant home in the Southwest have left any business
unsettled, BY addressing at Huntsville, Walker
county, Texas it shall be promptly attended to as if
were here Adeu to ALL
JOHN C. DOUGLAS.
November /. 67-p
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-11-21

The States which declare the fugitive free
If brought By his master into the State are :
Maine, New Hampshire. Vermont.
The State which declares him free abso-
lutely is:
New Hampshire.
The subjoined table shows the penaltie
imposed III the several Northern States on
those officers or citizens who may aid ~ pre-
serving the Constitution intact BY enforcing
the law. viz:
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-11-21
MAR n lid

In hi. county. "a the 18Th instant, hy ihe Rev a.
cunnigsim. Mr. THOMAS STRAIN 70 Miss COR.
NEIIA ]. GATT1s.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-11-21
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
PERsoS l'grSTN,

Person cguSTy.
Court Of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions.
September Term, 1910. ..
Leonard Laws, adm'r oi MarsI sweeney. decd,
rs.
Henry C.sweaney, John Z. swsancy BcliOrjV iushan
and wife Eizil.eth.
Petition 10 ssH LaaR.
~ appearing TO the satisfaction OF ~ Court that the
defendant John &. sweanet, Is bet tel sni ~ ~
STATE IL Is therefore ordered by said G,H. ihs ruiii-
calipn he made in the liillsblf1ueh Recorder 1T III
weeks, Or said John &. sveast IL make - per-au i
appearance az the next term ol this G0gr. ~ w. byii
for the county of Person. II tie court hnu.r in ,hx.
rough on the third Monday ID Drcetsrr, isGl. ihrn
and there 10 said petition. iignrh vii te
entered Up against him pro eaulrssu
Wifnrss Charles Masan. Cirlk u sail Caer. u Oi.
ice. the third Monlat Of September 4. u. Isin.
CHARLES MASON, CisrL.
October 30. Piiee adv. 81 IS 66-HN
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-11-21
Mothers and Daughters.

Ithere one thing more than another for which these
Pills are so famous It Is their purifying properties,
peeally their power Of cleansing the blood from all i'm.
pares. and removing dangerous and suspended secre-
lions. Universally adopted the grand remedy for
fmae eamplaints they fail weaken thegs-
ten, and always bring about what i required.
Sick Headaches and Want of Appetite.
sThese feelings which 80 sadien u, most frequently
si.e rom annoyances o. trouble from ohstfuc,ed per.
spirsii1n 81 from eating and drinking shat il unfit for
u.s. thus disoderng ihe liserand stomach. Thesc organs
must le ferulied Il YOU wish 10 be well. The Pills Il
taken according the printed instructions, w'quick.
Iy restore healthy action 10 both liver and stomach
Shente follow natural consequence. good appetiie
anI clear head. lathe Eaa sud West Indies scarcely
any other mediene Is ever used Tor ihese disorders.
Disorders of the Kidneys.
n aI diseases affecting lhcse organs, whether they
stttee tu1 much or ii,lc waters whether they be
srcted uh hc stone ensrl orwith aehcs and pains
settled il TIE aiHs The regions % the kidneys these
nils shuuld be taken according the printed directions,
aud The OtntnenI should b. well rubbed into The small
II tie hack at bcd time rhistfesment w give almoat
iminsd4if fslitr wien oil other mean. have failed
For Stomachs out Of Orler.
40 medicine all 80 siIseiaiIly improve The tone Of
the stomach a. these Pills ihsy Femote al acidy
Cisenf siiheTby iaiempcanes oi improper diet They
afh the liver aud reduce - healthy artisn; they
wonderfully rfsaci5gs III rsses % sp4smin fact ihey
sYeF fintafius Ill Disorders liver and stomach.
tialgWags Piis drs he ts,i rsmt1g i7i0,en IL hs
Ewid f,r III, yiSriEg Diseases.
Asne. fsmisiifsgslaii. Stroills, o. Kings
NstHma. de-, Evil.
iiii5a.t smplsinisFescfs, sll kinds, sor fhtoais,
lIiltshss on the Fis, stone and Gravel
ssa. Iioui. Secondary symP.
BoNe. Cemrliints. Headache, tons.
Cctir.. indigestion. Tic DolputsuS,
Cunsltpatiun Of ofthetnhamhaliOn, Tumeuts,
B8NeIs, Jaundire, Tlcers,
Consnngsign, 1asef Complaints, Nrnrfsal Affections
Dcbihlys LumhasO. Worms 81 III kinds
nf0psy, Piles, Weakness, from
Dystntrfy. khrumaiism. RhatesrT Gauss,
Eysipeias, Retention Urine, &C. SC.
~ CAUTION - Meme are sehuns unless the
words Holloway. New Ysfk aud London" dis.
ecmahls a. Waterman IN every leaf Of Tie book u
directions around each pui of 10t; the ssm may be
plainly seen hy holding ihr leaf TO The light. hand.
some feusfj will BE- eisen 10 any rendering such
information as msy lead % The detection of any party
Of parties eounisf9iiing ihs medicines, vending tho
/ same, kn8RinE them 20 hs spurious
\ - sold II the Manaficiuiics IL Professor HollO-
wat Vi Maiden Lane. New fafk. and IN Ill respects.
/ III Druggists snd IIsaIes " Medtinss throughout
the nifed states snj Tie civilized NOtd in boxes q
II q5 cents sg cents. and u sash.
/ 10 There is q considerable saving by taking The
N.B.-Difse,ieus tct ihs suiisnee ofpstsnts In s'.
srs dsrtdst srs sifisj 70 ssch kct
oeiebsf 3. - lsms
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-11-21
DIR. W. F. BAsON,
Dentist,

Graduate Of the Philadelphia Medical and Baltimore
Dental Coieges)
N. B. Having made the Teeth specially for the
last eighteen years he beSs leave say that all
committed his care will receive his eariles, and most
careful attention.
ED@ General address, Haw River, N. G.
November Is. 6S--
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-11-21
NoTICE n.

I,HE Cteliiors ot MANN JENKINS. deceased. are
hereby notified 10 present their claims 70 me
before Thursday he lsi DAY Of November nsst.
THOMAS WEBB, c. T. W. ET
October te. sI-2w
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-11-21
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
HAMMERsHLaG & MENDELs

rEsAkE pleasure in informing the citizens Of liilisbo-
rough and vicinity, that they hase opened and have
now ready for examination ii their sinre il Hills
borough, one Of the most extensive assuritucns Of
Goods ever brought TO this section o country. which
they will offer fo sale prices that will aslnrss ihcr
customers They would therefore, advice ynu 10 call
al with all the cash you raise, and save nOie
by investing money in lheir Goods, Than you could by
any other speculation. They have the most 'mpe,e
Stock ever offered Of
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-11-21

Reason in alabama. government,
with all its imperfections, is still the noblest
structure Of political architecture that has
ever been erected BY the hand of man, and
e'er we destroy the foundations upon which
il is based, we should consider well the con-
sequences Of our action. Let the councils Of
reason prevail instead Of rashness; let jus
tice--not ambition--be the motive by which
we are actuated; let the common good Of the
people and not the qualification Of personal
ambition. party feeling, or sectional animosi-
ty, be the object Of our action; and whatey- :
er may be the destiny that awaits US, we will
at lesst realize the consciousness Of having
faithfully performed our duty.
Montgomery (Ata) Post.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-11-21

France have not received one fart6ing, bat,
on the other hand, have incurred debts to
carry on the expedition, which will cost the
respective Governments millions of dollars.
The Governor General. in his communica-
ton to Mr.. Ward, speaks in exalted terms
of the Americans, and Of his desire TO con-
tinue friendly relations with the United
States.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-11-21

there i one thing more than another fof which these
Pills are 50 famous il Is their purifying properties
peciay their power Of cleansing the blood from all i'm.
purties and removing dangerous and suspended
lions Universally adopted the one grand remedy for
ile eampaints they never fail never weaken the sys-
ten. and always bring about what i required.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-19


CHANCES. The moon, the westber aud
the fashions change, and 20 do matters and
things about our muddy little town. Busi-
ness aud property here have been changing
hands at great rate within . few days
past. We note the following:
First. The Messrs Griffith. Druggists,
have disposed OF their, Establishment to Dr..
Fundenburg, late Of Wheeling, who leaves
the "O!d Dominion" for the Buck Eye State
Second. Mr.. Patterson, OF the firm Of Pat
terson g. Co., Shoe Dealers, gives place to
DR. McConahey. Third. Mr.. ID. B. Atkin.
son OF the firm Of Atkinson, Warfeld g. Cc.
Wholesale Grocers, sold his interest. in the
establishment TO his former partners, ant
purchased the interest Of Mr.. G.. Ogleba,
in the house Of Ogl,bay g. Wstsop, Mr.
y. retiring. Finally, for the present, Mr.
Amos Osborn has purchased The Bridgepor
Steam Mill, Of Mr.. Jas. Anderson, for tn
SUN of $1,000. giving as part payment hi
large Ware house on Bank .lreet,a, 81 500
No doubt ~ parties expect 10 have the
pecuniary Vnars improved by these change
aud We sincerely hope there msy be NJ ds
appointments in that respect.
2. s. Since the foregoing was write
Messrs Warieh a. Holloway have sol
their stock 20 the new firm Of Atkinson
Watso1. So the world goes
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TRUSTEES SNLE.

TIME UNDERSIGNED, ms Trus,ee. OF "illi'm
Huuur, viii oiI tine i4h oav oi January,
D. Is6u, ut lu o'clock A. NJ, IN Ill, pr' nists IT II
AT .puhlc aucIlun, the following described property
Sruu,ed in the tnwn OF MoTyistIwm, Belmont co,
Ohio AMI being about 80 ieet IN widtn oil Iie "es'
sid, oil lot NJ 81. as known und d sRnht"d IN me
mini of s,id town, IN winch l. -iuat-u lhe stoi a.
house iutriy ocrurt by suni ingu'; apprni'sh al
s5Oup 90 Also, the iultftst u s'id liuRut anu al
in. und,rsiun,d, as his Trustee, III lot NO. % III
sniI town ot Mnrri-town, as kno"n ana designs
ted ON h. plnt OF said town; nprI aistd al . wv
Tn. unusrs igutd will also on it said iith oa, o
January, loGU, AT the snii store li"Hse Ia M"Iil>'
,nwu cumn,n sr.lins at pn'lc ahcnon' "'
n4rsnna properly assigned Ia hin hs suii IL" u
,,u .sur ni stock oi M rca'i'i lse' "li" s"ttt
mar, snti divers oih.I ufIehs w.ich : lie WI b'
ron / ued from day 10 day at hutri>tuNn, III jan
mar, u l-6U md al C,uur'i!ir. ins sula '"u"'t 81
B.lmunt, on liie 23I 24ih ana lJih days u i2n
unrv. ls61; and thereafter al MorrisIOwn iromGuy
IN day MI said sule Is completed
Terms OF Sale; For the real estate ii II shove de-
scrihrd one third cash in hand; one''h'id IN sl'
months aud vne.third in one year from ihc d'N Z"
suIs with interest on the deferred p'N mea's 70 ia
,Le uny ni sale For the balance at ihs pinF' u
nII um ',unts vt s. and under casn; owe 4sII4iS
NOR ths credit, with approved security
SAMUEL McKiSSON, Trustee.
| December let, 1853. weeks.
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The New PenitentiarY.

As tho question Of the location Of = new
Penitentisry 10 now agitatea to some ex-
tent, it is bu, q duty to eivs it Ssssing
notice.
1t 10 really Of vital importance to the in.
,tresii Of the county thst we make vi" Of
every honest means to have it located ip our
midst. Three points havs been named in
this eouhiy-Beliuire. Bridgeport aud Mar
tinsv,lle-ss suitable for the location. each
Of which has been. placed under consider
alton BY the Commissioners appointed TO
inves.igole this natter. I, ,is bot for us to
say which Of the points are most suitable,
bu, it 10 unfortunate that more than one
place has been designated. The position
Of Belmont eun,y III the State, rs !oca
advantages, hs wsa,h;n6I only III .daanced
agriculture and msinndiifactIre, bit it. na,uf.
wealth. sli contribute towards making ou'
claim hieh'y proper to bs made. But ir
presenting ths case. had We chosen-1snd il
10 not ye, too iate-one point. (Bellaire 70!
instsnce.) and Pleased that by the use Of al
honorable means, then our chances woult
hsve,been likely TO be realized.
twill be aaen. by r.ferenc. 10 ,hs snnua
teport of the officers of the Ohio Peni'en
tisry, ths, even with The enfargeme mt nov
nearly complete there is not sufficien, room
for the numbet Of eSniicts. It will also b
lsen, by reference to the reports Tor mum
Ter Of years back. that the rapid increase q
the nrmber of cohvicts will very soon ovel
stock any building tn, may be constructe
Al Columbus. 1t follows. then, q new build
iue musf be erected, and that very socr
perhaps by an act Of the present Legisls
turs. I, must seem by every one that it
highly important that odr claim be presse
with unweatisd diligence, upon the prop'
authorities. II 10 not entirely to the sdval
ufy Of the town where it may be locate
but to all the county. II opens up. ma
10, for our lumb er-.for the demand, nor
excel us--for our whost, corn, potatoes su
coal. Az q manufacturing establish men
{, yill concentrate trade in this codaiy. AZ
hSill give pis.smineuce to the county, a.
iswin be more likely to be made shom'
o. su,srprisiSg business men Of every clss
we esnno, Better show to the people Il
sdvsatsTs thiI'institution would be to Be
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Stlaytiagts.

On Dec. 18th. is5s, by Elder WIN
M-chem NJ, JANlSR. WHITE 70 Mi.
EMILY J FROST, all Of Belmont County
OHIO. -
On The 4;h inst, by Rev. y. T,uemsr
Mr.. SAMPSON MCCONNELL and MIss
ELlZABETH KINSEY. tI.-
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0tyMr. Bowman, the pet Of Buchanan,
has been chosen printer to the Senate
Faulkner. Of Va. has received the appoint
ment Of Minister to Frsnce. This was OPP
posed ty the Republican Senators on the
grounds or his disupion sentiments but the
Democrats only..f'ught the harder, and fO'
ihosa sentlments he As chosen.
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ExCrUTOE's NOTICE.

NoTicE n nERPBy GIVEN that at the Pro
~ bate Couri for Bcimont county. Ohio. fhe IN
dersi gnrd has lCen sIpointfd srd qualified ~ W
stntof n the e.is,s Of Henry Msnn. deed. late oi
Belmont county,
~ tho.e INDEBTED 70 said estate ere req ues'ed IA
mske immediate rs,h ept. snd those having CLAIM
aga jist .Sd ss'str are notified to present Them fo
set ieMeht withir ore wear ffnmthis dte. %
NORRIS LUTON, Executor.
Jsnunry 10. IpCe
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Wttu Ahbtrtistmcn' S.
ATTACIiMhNT.

William g. George, Plravs, Daniel Mercer .de.t
DEFORE John ". Thompson, Justice OF the
ID Peare OF Kicklnnd township. Belmon, county
Ohio. On the sth day Of November. 1859. ssid
Justice issued IN order 81 attachment ~ the above
cose. for the sum Of eight dollars and sxty.i~O
cent?, principal, with interest and costs.
Jan. 16. 1860. jai9 WIN, y. GEORGE
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NEBRASKA LEGISLATURE.

ST. l. us Jan. -.
The bill for abolishing slavery in Me-
bfssks passed the, Territorial Legislature
on ibs Sd inst. 1t is expected that Gov
Black will vote it. The bill providing for q
Constitutional Convention passed the House
on the same day.
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NlIERltt'n SALE.

KsAY, CART. R. W u.oS &. &c. ~. Ono & HoRS
10y VIZ Ut ,oi a V.nd, Ia me- ii .crd ircm
ID ri,. court oi Conn ~ tth. "I l. III, IirrurUy
Iuun,y. A. ID 1850, uttl. Ii.,tuouI "I ID Z ,ur
Huise. IN ST L lnIIsvli.e, " silt" LhN n'w''
ire hours of 10 u'c"sk. A. NJ ard "'c''k- ol
said day. the tol!o~i laIrs nid 'ntn'nis. "
wit: 10, No. 80 in lIn! en,nck's n'dii'on I" iht
town ni Marrnsyillt, Brmn' c'un'l, OHIO, viii
the npp,Iitrrnnces. Appraised NJ si25
TeIms cash. /. LOIuahf,
Sheriff OF b. 'mnni county. ONO. :
Sheriff>s Office. 81 CiaIisvI!le, Die 9Th. 4. ID
1889. printers ia-2l0
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-01-19

0TLord Macaulay, the great English
Historian, is dead. He died on the 2sth Of
Dece ember, adding another to the great men
who died in 1853. He was SO years Of age
and was never married.