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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-29

q BEkNDRETH's PtLLs vs. SAEsAPARILLA.-
Ons TWeniy-ase Cent Box Of Btsnr0ihs Pills s waan
e to eoats pure sasapla thar dollar botilo
Of sLIuspara. All who using sarsoPsrla, lel Shsm
~ Branersths PiIs sad take each ight The eject
will b. found superior the bottled article box Of The
LIE ADDITION FfLLa warranted equal 10 two dollar
bottlos Of sarsspara. Try Of those Pills. whose main
active nrrodieul akalnd of sarsaparla. Take pill
every third day You who using the Sarsapara orsny
other tonic remsss. Drop all these hiFty days and
use these pills in the paco thereof duiing tat time The
cost will he fr cents their worth thousand dolors.
Principal Ohco, No, 2st Canal ~. New York Sold By
A. Gardinsr No 229 Superior street, Cleveland; and By
J. B. Wheedoa HudsOa, and all respectable dealers n
modiones fsl2ldAw
DR. HOsTEFTER's justly celebrated and never
hilng Stomach RiteTs will saso,uuly al diseases
Of the BODY Of amorbd The Docor calling the
attention Of the public 10 this yluahls specific, does
with fsehg Of the confidence in its virtues and
adaptation 10 the dsesios for which Il is recommended
Il sn0 quack aols but thsi has slo5i the crhohm
Of The Amocaa press and people The testimony given
in is By The most eminent and we'll kaowl prufes
and private individuals h all parts Of the United
6ltes mmeo, aud Clearly svinces thst virtues are
many. Ths Of the nirteri cannot but satisfy the
hep leai nt il Is really deserving the celebrity has
chained wherever iold.
Ror sby DrsEEtr and dollSrs generally sveryWhsfe
a By Hoststtor Smith, Soils PrOpuetor IS Water and
g FrOai streets, PitEburuh. febRlW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-29

Y Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons, Cake
Baskets, Castors, Napkin Rings, Labels, &c., Sc.
A very large stock, and ell warranted Of the best
Double Plate, can be found pt
FOGs, ENswoRTH & Co.'s,
nnt1 Cor. Rnperior and Seneca sts.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-29

OOURT OF CoNMoN PLEAs-JUDeE BoLToN.-
The Jury in the case Of Jeremiah Peck brought in
averdics Of shooting With intent to wound.
In the case Of the State We. Knocks, for burgla.
y ss ohngrin Falls, verdict of guilty was re-,
turned.
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sANFORD'S
Liver InVigOPatOr
NRVER DEBHITATEs

T NEVER DEBIIITATEs
1T is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
free FROM GUNS and has become an established fact
Staadard N edcins, known and ppr0Yed b. an who have
ussd End reSaTt6d to with confdsucs in the
diseases for Which il Is recommended
Il has curet thousands within the last two years
who had gwen all h0pes, 0f relief the nurerous
unsolicited certificates in my possession shoSr
Tbs dose must be ads pied Ito He temperament Of the
individual taking - and US I'd In such quznii dos
act gsully on the bowels q
Let the dctaes Of V0uf x Judgment guide YOU IN the
use Of he LIVER Nsi@lVIGORhTOTf, and it
will cure Live COmsI.s piainEs, Biifnug Az
taeks, Oyspeps = AZ Chrenfc Diarrho6a,
= r & Q m - ID Ants Uyaeu res
rys DrODsy, son Zst0machg Habitgal
COsIivemess5 CkOl-l-iey Gh0lera3- Chole-
"a 1lOrbu5Y ChQlEfa3l IA ntuWs El7fu-
leReeg uu dl & & ,i.sIha amlle Weakness
eH3 aud my b. used suc-s-s-esslulY as an OhDlNA-
HY FAMILY MEDt@CINE. Il viii curs SICK
H D T. n r (as > thousands can tsEiify.J IN
TWENTY MINUTES IfI=HrWO Oh THREE TIA
sPO0EfULS ARE TAX IEH At sOanslcazsaf Of
attach. Il .. '.4 EHH.
All who use Il giving then tes imonyiu ms ag0F
q Nix water in the mouth viii the INYIGORAToR,
and swallow both together
5rics One Dollar Per Boftle.
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PLAIN AND oRNAnfENTAI. PRINTINo,

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
~ Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every description
done At the PrLting Establishment Of the LEkDRR Once
oa the latest improved and rapid Steam Presses
best style, on short notice. and at reasonable Par
tcusr attention paid blank Work Every description
Of Binding done, especially Blank Books LsdEer Journal,
Sales Books, Receiving Books &c. &C.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-29

sOcnBLE.-The Good Tsmplars give another of
their pleasant sOcables this evening at their Hall
on Superior street
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ORDINANCES.

To establish the grade of BrOwnell street
Referred to Committee on Ordinances.
To establish the grade Of Marshall street
Referred to Committee on Ordinances.
To establish the grade of Root street. Re-
ferred to Committee on Ordinances.
To grade and pave Superior street between
the Public Square and Water street Laid on
the table for one week, the Clerk to publish
notices.
Adiournad
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"a The greatspssch Of Cassius NJ Clay's, for
sale at The Lesdsr Counting room Price 50 cts
per hundred. -
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nTKE'S PEAK-A large assortment
~ RTEI,Es d REVOLVE ERS sullahle i0f PIKE,
bcsk Liks1iss double and susls esrTsilea sFSs5 1S
liza ,Rd snV auantitF OF e cetcras such as foM Dkh
tIT "a s n very low for cash, Il aitersl ySG an
Stass No iIas sapsIuf street seyt door % G,rham
ApittIh ittnIh,ASSSf ". HATTERsLBY
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-29

II 100 Boxes Of Oranges and Lemons for sale
atlOW prices at 2O9, Superior Street.
w. G. GAINES.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-29

Fresh shad received by Expressa at MaItby's
Oyster Depot, 2O0 Superior street, by W. W.
Gaines, Agent
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@Thero is a grand rush for WHITE coal oil. at
Iss Ontario st. and 1s7 Detroit st, West sids.-
The $40 not claimed yet. More oil on hand.
Fetch on your cans
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-29

GAME.-several large aOcks of pidgeOns few
over the city yesterday,
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HFLn Ttl RAIL.

LoUIsvILLE, Feb. 2s-
Haskell was examined to-day and held TO bail
in SO, 900 and recOmmitted. All quiet.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-29

JuDGH FOOrE.--GoOdman vs.. City, verdict for
plaintiff see.
TIsball vs.. Smith, special verdict for defendant.
Wolf vs., Campbell. Action to recover amount
due for work done by plaintiff on the "Hiahland
Block" EuclidstrsOt Defendant elsImV the work
was not done according to contract On trial.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-29

DR. JAS. McCLNTocK's PEcrORAL STRUP.-
In the sssasly hopeless veil the earlier stages
ohruuic lung complaints VIXEN the eoughing sincsssant
the throat coated wit mucus the chest sunk the lungs
sore and the strength gone, this soothing, iranquzlng
e0gntsrtHnt and restorative will rescue frem impsnd-
ing death.
Price sl.Oe SOLD BY VIM. FIsKE. and BY STRONG &
RRffgTRONG Cjsvelana fel,2s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-29

JUDoE BrsHOP.-ThO case of Kendall VS.. tho
City, is on trial
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-29

Fc6l, ENswoRTH ; Co. cor. Superior senses ss
81 Prostrauon Of the System and rapid do.
olns are aimcs vniahy the results ofesrly ifaoice'
and unch1ckcd ytiogs habits treatise oeberacy go'
~ has lasly rsued from the prors uSiraiins this ten
touey, and the we'll prevention Of The same
Sc entitled HUMAN FRAiLTY, us PHfsioLoo'
IcAL REsEARCHES," Il suien fully into mo the
causes uaois ana e mode Of curing al as
oassu of delicate nsiuro with eoDiouu Instructions Tor the
perfect RESIGNATION those who are prevented BY mped-
meats from entering the marTago state. Price %
cene.
sola b. Dr. BARROW, lsl Blseckor street. N y Price
- cents. sent nee ever where
E--sold also hy GAYLORD 3 HAMMOND and WI.
TISEE, Druggists, cieveland.o. fsh2l
HoLLoWAYs Puts AND OTNTNENT.-Infams
zaton the KidnsIs and urnogsntll organs in ain
tsnai inaammuiiah Of the Kidneys, bladder &e caused
hy gravel or ether local irritation these medicines will o
tsoi speedy aad raaies Out OF I've hundred
fpsrlon1 afflicted with gravel and pronounced by emi
nsut membsu oflhe faculty az 'incuable" sn who took
these ieuedes recovered bat one and he, dupsng Of
success discontinued thsm amer one Woeks uso.
a. soie By an Dugg5,s At sc, &C, and 81 per box or
poi. iob22
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-29
CITY ConnciI.

TUESDAY EVENING, Feb %, 1860.
The following COuncilmen were absent
Hayward and Crawford.
PETITIONS.
From the property holders on the south side
of St Clair street, asking that the Council
cause the side walks on that side of the street
to be paved. Referred to Board of Improve
ments.
From the land owners on Hamilton street,
to have their side walks paved with brick be-
tween Marshall and BroWnell streets. Re
ferred to Board Of Improvements
From L. Case and others, asking the srec-
tion of additional buildings 10 the Industrial
School House for the accommodation Of
scholars. Referred to Committee on Public
Buildings.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-29

wFor the best qualities of segars, Tobacco
srd Snuff, 20 to R G. Dietz III suDerior.st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-29
NORTONss OINrmRNT.

- FOR
SALT-RHEUM AND sCROFULA;
Permanently cures soadhoad RinEworms and ali Itching
EruPtions Of ibs Skin.
nir Ointment Psnetrlss to ,he blsis Of the disease
g0a1 70 its very ssurcoand cures n the flesh beaeaii
% Tie skin the suacs Sold in srge glass boxes pcl
% cents.
Prepared By GEREIT NORTON. Proprietor, New York
Depot Al PENFoLD, PAREsR 4 BiowER's No Is Beek.
nan street.
SOLD h1 STRONG q ARMSTRONG fsb,s
DR. McOLINTocK's CoLD AND CoUeH NIX
TUEE-Aneng the cold and cough remsdes'' thzl food
the MARKET this alone stands on the solid basis Of true
medical science DR.. hoClutock stands in the re iron
q the profession. lie sak his reputation an Whist he Of
fss 70 the sick genuine curative Never has thi
preparations falsiaed his guaranty. Price 25 cents
SOLD By W8I FISKE, and By STRONG & ARM
sfRoHG. Cleveland. f-bes
BRYAN'S TASTELEss VERAfIFUGE.
Frum State Of Mains to Baton Rouge
AlkaoW BRYiN's VEEMFUGB;
lasteless harmess, death 20 worms
Ni al sizes, kinds, and FORMS
MolherE feet indeed, secure.
Win t1ts Ialnloss peerless cure.
Put up la bottles. price ~ dimes.
soldtby wa. FISEE. und by STRONG 4 ARM
BrROEG Cieveland fsbls
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WIGSl WIGS! WIGS

BATCHELoR's Wles AND ToUPEEs surpaSS an
Ihey ars elegant, light usy and durable
Fitting tc a oham-no turning % behind-no drinking
hsad indeed, this l. the snlg Establishmsnt uksr
ibsIs things are pTuperiy understood and made
lgl7 Broadway, New York
lsaII W,FIsKE, Cleveland, Ohis Agous.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-29

DRESSES THAT WILL NOT BURMA foreign pa.
per has the following paragraph in late issue
If true tits well worth preserving and trying:
At meeting Of the Pharmaceutsl Society, Dr.
s. Macadsm exhibited dress, one half of which
had been immersed in a solution Of sulphate Of am-
mona, in order to test its on-cOmbustibility. On
light having been applied, the part not STEPPED
in the solution was at once enveloped in hames
but the only effect the light had on the other part
was to char it. This was considered satisfactory
experiment, and it was stated that as ammonia was
only two pence per pound, It was accessible TO the
humbesf classes. MARY T.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Fsee advertisement of DR.. ssnfOrd's Liver
LnvigoratOr.
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HAIR DYE HAIR DYEli HAIR DYE
Nm. A. Rathtlorls Hair lYs !

The OnlV harmless and reliable Due kaOpa.
Ire Original md best IN the worlds
All otneEs mutations and should be avoided
you wish 60 escape udicule.
GRAY, BED OK RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a
boauul and natural Brown Black without the least
nluy to Hair OF skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
Thrdsd 70 Wm. A. Batohelor 1879. and ooOa
Applications have been made Hair Of pstrsRs
his famous Dyes.
WM A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces a color
~ 20 BE- Distinguished from nature. and is wARRANTKD
no 70 iure in the least however long may BE- continued
and the IN effect 0fBad Dyes rsmsdisa; the Hair nvisur
ated i0r life bythis Splendid Dye.
made sold applied In private TOOmEl At the Via
Eaotury, No 2s3 Br0adWap N. Y
Sold in AL cities and toWns Of the United gates bT Drug
fittE End Fancy Goods psaleEs
~ Ihe genuine has the name and address upon Eise
Plate engraving on four sides of Zach Boz, ef
WI. A. RATCHELOR
No r.. n v
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REPORTS.

Of the City Attorney, on the resolutions Of
Mr.. Rider in relation to lease of land at the
west end of Main street bridge, opposed to the
lease.
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Notice to shippers,

THE "GREAT MEsTEhh OEnfAESa- AsA
FRE1eHr LINE-The attention Of shippers nom
New York and Boston Is respectfully called to this
popular line, which, for rapid transportation Of ell
classes Of freight from the East to Cleveland stands
unrivaled.
Time from New York to Cleveland so Hours.
{. Boston 80
This company handle their freight in New York.
and It is shipped from Jersey City on Fast ('EX-
press, y Freight Trains No other Freight Line
has the above advantages.
During the past six seasons we have delivered
our freights promptly on time, and in no case has
there been = bill presented to the Great Western
Despatch for damages or overcharges that has not
been promptly paid.
BY close attention 70 the interests Of our custom
era, and prompt payment Of damages, we have
made an immense number Of friends among the
shippers OF Cleveand,t to whom We refer with conf
dencs. We annex list Of patrons who have vol
unfairly aaixed their signatures there BY endorsing
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BY TELEGRAPH


Reported By tie Uaion ToleEraph,
OFFICE, WARtNe's BLOCK, CORNER OF BANK AMI
ST. CLAIR sTRRETH
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COMMUNICATIONS.

From R. D. Noble, County Clerk, giving
statement of Judgment against the city in
favor of George Schmidt of 1916 and COSTS
Received.
From Chas. Howell, sending an order Of
attachment for any moneys or effects of Rob-
ert Law. Referred to City Attorney.
From J. Palmer, City Sexton, asking to de-
crease the avenue through Peters6eld in the
City Cemetery, thereby giving two tiers of
lots more. Referred to Committee on Public
Grounds.
From James Hill, Fire Engineer, averse to
having the engine of No. repaired, because
the engine is too cumbersome and it would be
useless expense to the city.
From the Board of Education, through Drs.
Maynard and Reese, asking action with re-
gard to vaccinating children in the public
schools so that each parent must have their
children 7sceinated or take them from the
schoOle.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-29

A. l.
The Restorative Is pnt uD In bottles fthrss sze " =
LGlge, medium and sMails the Enan holds pint nna
retais fr dollar per bottle; ua medium holds q last
twenty propoTtib than The SMALL rat ils
for two doars per hOtte; he large holds quart 40
cent proportion, ad retails for three dollars ps
bottle.
o. 3 WOOD co ,PTopdstnrs, No "a Broadway
York and No. ia Market street s. Louis, no.
And sold ~ ell Ttruggisfs snd Fancy Gonda laaeE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-29

For Gas Fixtures ana Fitting, apply ht
Fo6G, ENswoRTH Co. Cor. sapsFior senses ss
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provements be requested to report to this
Council some plan by which the city may
be able TO avoid future liabilities for damages
arising from the overflow Of water on Euclid
street. Adopted. ---
By Mr.. Rider, That the Board of City I'm
provements be and they are hereby requested
to plank the end of Main street at its proxim-
ity to the west end of, and north of the Main
Street bridge, so as to make a wharf suitable
for landing coal and other articles of mer-
chandise. Adopted.
By Mr.. Thsyer, That select committee Of
three be appointed to inquire into the matter
of the vaccination Of children in the Public
Schools. Adopted Messrs. Thsyer Rider
and Russell we're appointed that committee.
By Mr.. Russell, That q committee of three
be appointed to ascertain the nature and
amount of interest which the several Fire
Companies have, or claim to have, on the en-
gines in their possession. Adopted, and
Messrs. Russell, Sergeant and Ransom ap-
pointed.
By Mr.. Winslow, That whereas Engine Co.
No. 4 purchased Rn engine and hose cart for
| 81, 700 and have used tht same for the benefit
of the city without expense to the same,
therefore,
ResolUsd, That six per cent interest upon
the said Sl, 100 be paid them from the date Of
purchase. Referred to the select committee
above.
VIM. Hopkinson's resolution to appropriate
81, ,250 to the erection of the West Side High
School building, was brought up,
Mr.. Oviatt moved to amend by substituting
the sum of $1,000.
Mr.. Rider moved to amend that by substi-
tutiug $116O.
The resolution as amended, is that the sum
to be paid to Mr.. Southworth over and above
the Railroad Bonds shall be SLIGO, payable
in one and two years. rs.
The vote upon its final passage was as fol-
1 lows: t to-
Ayes, Messrs. Dixon, HOvey, Hickman, Hop
kinson, Lewis, Masters, McLane, 0vistt, Ri
der, RUSSELL Sergeant, Thompson, WinslOH,
WOrsWick-15. Nays, Messrs. Christian, Clark,
Detmer, Marshall, Ransom-5.
Absent, Messrs. Crawford and Hayward.
By Mr.. Rider, That the Board Of City I'm
proVements be requested to place lamp post
ct the corner Of Michigan street and an alley
about one hundred and ten feet west of 0nta-
rio street. Adopted
By Mr.. Rider That all resolutions hereto
fore passed, offering reWardsfor the discovery
of ineendiAries, by authority Of the Council,
and all rewards for the detection of other
wrong doers, be revoked. Adopted.
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sEo; y, H1IlselNBoTHAl9, 1l|t5l. q 9 I5!l

Cincinnati O., Feb TO- ISL ll3 Third
PROF. WO0D-Dear Sir: BY the advice Of frisnd 6f
mine who had been using yoHr Hair Restorative was
induced to try had the fever time ast Nav and
nearly e.ey nsT in ny head came out Now NY hair las
ETeat doal thicker than aFarit ss Nothing 53t
duty and sYnpahy that 4 L TO communicate 1heF1
Who sIe afflicted as have bee would induce ne 10 gf9s
this public &c nf the benefit haTn recsTsd
from Prof. Woods H-Ir Restorative.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-03-12
THO Robert IS. Handy and Eliza Jane his,

THO Robert. p. Handy and Eliza Jane his
IL wife, Lewis Ruffner and Lewis T. 81.
Irving: Take notice thatwe shall on Satur-
day the SYST day Of March next, ( 1861 at the
office Alexander HI McGuffyJ Esq, ca Com
missioner bphintedbythe Governor of Virgin
ia1 in th5 city Of Cincinnati and State or Ohio,
between the ,haurs ofsa6sA a.. M. and P. 81. Of
that day proceed to lake the dispositions of
John II Handy, Joseph H Rogers and Stanly
Matthews,Rto be read as evidence in our be.
half in. p certain suit in equity depending IN
the Circuit Court for Kanawha county,
wherein y8ar are defendants and We are COM
plainants Il and if from any cause the taking
of the said dispositions be not commenced on
that day sr if commenced be not concluded
on that day, the taking of the same will be
adjourned land continued from daysto day at
the same place and between the same hours
until the same shall be completed.
NJ :. ls+s Respectfully yours.
- Ting PREsIpENT. DIREcToRs 4 Co., e
.a THE +. or THE BANK OF VIRGINIA,
Charlestpn, By Counsel.
Feb, IS. 1850. 49,
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COMMISsIO NERS' SALE
II AZ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SAW.MILL

OF A. tALUAbLESIEAM SAWsMlbLs
DY virtue o. q decree Of the Cileuit Court
ID ofKanawha County, renderedat the Fall
Terms S59, in certain chanceryc cause there
in pending, in which Thomas Hughes ana eth
ersare Cdmplainants, andBenjamin 81 T homp-
son and others are Defendants, the under
signed Special Commissioners, appointed BY
said court for that purpose, will, on
Montlqg, he 20hh doy.of February, 1860,
sell, atpnbiic auction, in front Of the door Of
the Court House of Kanawha County,fto the
highest bidder certain lot Or parcel of land.
situated below the mouth of Coal River, in
said County Of Kanawha, and containing two
acres Of land, upon which there is erected a
valuable Steam Saw mill.
The purchaser of the land and Mill, will
be rsquired to pay ten per cent of the puI-
chase money in hand, andto execute his bonds
with good security for the residue, payah'e in
three ednal instalments at six, twelve and
eighteeh months; with interest from date
T. B. SWAMI,
WIN. a. QuARRIER,.
Jan. 5; 5-37 Commissioners
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TRUST SALE

DYfgirtueaof a trust deed dated the 25th
ID day Of DecembeI 1852, recorded in the
Clerks Office Of Kanawha county, in book X,
page 400, executed by. JamessS. O.. Brooks 10
me and William Brigham. 4since decd, as
trustees, to- secure the payment of certain
.bonds, TO William G. & r. F. Brooks one ma II
(which has been assigned TO Benz. H. Smith
by said w. 6. Brooks, originally, for ten
thousand dollars in all and now INCREASED by
the interest accumulated thereonS I shall
proceed toEsell, to the highest bidder, at pub.
lie auction, for cash, on
Monday, ne, 1911 day Of Mafeh nert,
at the door ofthe Court House.o Kama wha
county, the salt property Of J annes s. O.
Brooks, consisting of IA furnace, the two mid
die wells, shedss cisterns, &c., and alllother
property thereon, conveyed, BY the deed
aforesaid, and all the rights and privileges
whatsoever conveyed by said deed TO said
trustees, for a. more particular description
whereof, reference is made to said deed,
which bidders afe particularly requested To-
examine and Judge for themselves, it being my
intaftion to offer atithe same time everything
therein conveyed, and which thereby am
TO sell.
If the sale is not made on the 10th day of
March, then it will be postponed to the Arst
day of the April county court for Kanawha
county next succeeding.
ISAACfN. SMITH,
Feb. 9Th, 1860. q Al Trustee.
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NEe.ROEs AT-AUCTTON.

.DY virtue sof8a deed Of trust, dated Oct.
ID 18th, 4 s57, executed by DanielH. Kline
TO the undersigned trustee, tosseeure 4 certain
debt therein mentioned which deed is re-
corded I'M the clerks office Of the County
7Court.of Eanamha.I shall, i.
Saturaosl ne 2ist dayfef. Jaauary. 1860.
offer for sale 10 the highest bidder. for cash,
before he front door Of the store Of Rock. 81
Hit ing Maiden, Kanawha county, Va the
aollpMSn ehiamed slaves, belonging to Daniel
Hs Kline Kor such part as may be necessary
to pay the1 balance due on said debt, J to-wit:
Kenper, ElizabethJ and Matilda and selling
asefustet. shall sell and convey only such
title, (beIieved ID be good, assis vested in me
by the deed aforesaid.
CsHEDRICK, Trustee.
Dec. 49, 1859, as IS
BY consent OF all parties, the above SALE is
postponed 40 Saturday, the 18th day Of Zebra
any, 1850. 6. HEDRIC ii S
6-Sq Trustee