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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-02

7nR. TODD's LIVER PILLS ale Just
IL what you want tor Liver Complaint and the
bowel Injections OF the warm season. je22
IN IQUIDsRENNEGT.-l lTHose that ,llaysslsot
used 1t yet should Try It at once and they never.
sE6dld Sl6 SitRout IL For salS by
octea i. LOCKING, Agent.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-02
Assets, January l, 1850.

i,..aI, TEAL ASSETS ASSET. $21941OO OF
Upwards of s13,OoO,OOO
OF Losses have been paid by tho Rtna Insurance Co.
Ia tho past II years.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-02

approve the mad de-
!, to send an Ameri-
lyiaces of GhihpahuS.
!, on the pretence OF
bat in reality to take
T those districts.-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-02
va A0BNINe, NoYEMBEB= . l86a .
Overwhelming "a
Cass.s ) tincfnna.
sentiment. fs.e

-. -. .. =:
loycrtvb6l ln,ing I,,,il;.S =
GASES f!insiI entinept tSee
ltection of me- ese tue pro-
4 ls. phey .asls =,
loas scheme mt gt9ae Ine netAFs.
his fellows al Osf steo sFs.S man eano
Cuba, and in csse .sIsHsi,s Ptlce tol
sell, to seize ~! refuse 70
I :. % Sr,a.1s =.
paf ,,,.,,,r1saI - s.'s the profit
Pres;deHt ny giving 10 the
thc sncn1 Y or DOLLARS, 10
papers oratSrs oI!Ilng up news
Hot C;6n..rass members
EunIler tt,a spanish .s generals.
purchase of CfSfls ~! Tor the
4 20. Theg g assS 9ERss.e ss ,
sion Of the = PFSSsSe,the mad de-
can army intc7fSs g IN Ameri-
lSonora .ind a., pa h1nas
tprotectine eniorants M sne I.shense OF
forciblc Possession 49, ~ [es'5isy 20 take
81. sa T6ey'nsF : ne @eshges, tt aaa.o,. =.
! of the Prcsident for prove oo9Se, !he scheme
an American Proto5 eslSO!lsnment n. of
against the wisbee os H. TT. 10 Mexico,
against the settled nj leAtcan q people,
ciples of American 1,oso1, ss.fsnaon s..s Prln-
ard of war with sa,ss!I 1no at the haz-
nm ns,ions W M". "lsn is severn powerful Europe
22. They ssS s 1s neilanan, totd)
vh;.h Lae @ ASA us Q support party
opposed tho t,soi;s,. f.ts career, steadily
steads TO inGnstr;o;v,s Sv 81 q s.NIng tree home
our vast nnhIic 49,, "a order that
ly absorbed h,, c,,;ti;s gInn .lIsnt oe gradual
to the pxrIns;ot ds t.S $50 "uu spectators,
c,,It It;,,ssSSs stou -ol honest emigrants and
'"5.aVs59rs. oa m9
20: 4ney ask us to allow the great ter
r:SoFies ofthe West to bepeopled BY SER
H'ie whose presence there would ex-
Stty S,uue from them all our free farmers. me-
cn"htcs and working men, who do not
WISH %lSn 10 pace themselves on level mith
slaves. tSee Cincinnati and Baltimore
Fesotu.Ion.l .tl
.a--!.z.ney =: Iney ask US to introdQce into the
ssE:itorles s.i,:i'S oaroaric system of society,
"nlcn was extlnguished in Enrope Ave
cent, INJURIES ago, and which has no existence
On On t'.e taee of-earth except among savage
- : I,.; ana on cotton and rice plantations.
SAOta. 1 T.,
ASK us to consent to the cx-
,,sn 'ou ol system of society in which
We: We cannot ourselves live, which pro-
every freeman who dares to open
us ".ouH, whicn lmprisons all travellers.
!. spsis an sch9ol teachers, insults all wo-
nSI' lS' ana lynches all orators and editors
''tlilHg opinions. See Southern Journals
ma speechcs.)
20. Iney ask rs to continue in power a
'Iass OF Statesmen which for the last TWEEN
y ye"Fs mas refused to allow any man to I
'o1 ,Olu At ieueraI ONCE who has dared to dis !
."ss "ss ~ ~ any manner, no matter how tenn I
tne most I'M Aeant4a -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-02
FIRE AND INLAND NAY1aArLoN

FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted At terms consistent with sOlycncv anil
fair profit
Lisfid attention 9irSn 10 Ensrdneso Of D DIYRLLLNGS
aHd o'HfsHts far tc'nts cJs one 70 .fve gears.
The progress of this Corporation has been stable
an! uninterrupted through seasons of financial sum
sEesPing c9nflagrHtions and maritime disaster Re
ing long established cash basis the troutles of
The credit system affect us in material particular
rA1;s is 'n imperative duty-the ability Of property
holders tosustain IOss being then much Iessened.
Policies i,sned without delay. and NIL
tended 10 with dispatch aud O. ARTHUR, Agent, I'D
Office over the Bank of Wheeling.
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TERlIs OF ADYERITTsITNlc..

. RGz-yeoriS, ISStteEs Douole the above rates,
70 the space occupied and the
~ H from transient persons or strang
~ ss cards not exceeding five lines SO per wear
u , SO or SIX months but for ashorter period otbn
Will be counted less than square
privilege Of Annual Advertising is limited IN
es AaSertisers own Immediate business; and all
SsIS - a 1or the benefit of other persons as
as a legal advertisements, and advertisements
o. auction sales and real estate sent inbythem Sst
gAoverttsenents not accompanied with written,
aIeStions win be inserted until forbid and CHARGED
Notices % ST for Political Meetings to be charged in all
Msarriages Notices of Funerals, and announcements
OF sermons, 90 cents each. noyiIySS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-02
:. A, BRENTLINGER & CC
CuIlbePIand CemenJ.

A NUNEoUAIBED ARTICLEtFoRA ALI. KINDS
-Eksfoft Masonry where water IS TO be rcSstedS
Foundations in wet and damp places; Lining for
Csterns Grouting for Cellar Floors and all purposes
On the new Baltimore City Water Works In the,
construction Conduit, this Cement WAS used eTetu-
Sirelg. II Is also extensively used the masonry
aud tunels Of the Baltimore and Ohio, and NJ W. Va,
Railroads, &c, &c, 49,. = II
1t has recently been most thoroughly tested upon,
the New Water Works, In Baltimore, where It has
been used In all situations which work %
the Bt0St perfect eknr1er, In the construction 6E
thebrfck conduit, which e said to 6e the 6kh pie
Of lgQrs Of the kind IN the c0lttTy 0Tef 100000 bt
6helsof this Cement were used, and both enSineets
and superfpteudeuts concur In saying that
has eq1t In 10e places aud S1here II ne
eEtstTy % BunD ovER SFRoSe SPRrSos, Il hns this
ady6utage over all other quick setting cemeBts thai
when used In dry places and eEase1 to the s it Il
not liable to crack.
Cement viii be furnished IN Barrels or Rags, In
quantities to suit purchasers by
- OLIVER PRYOR. Wheeling, :.
jy26 Ags9t for Lhe 9fls9t ttethtreTs !
3,oxes f3l,n.,oI Tf,,,I,+i 8
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-02

Rp8R DIR. WODDl8 ANTIBELlIlIOUB
" or Liver Pills. The best PHI ia the country.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-02
AN ExcELLENT sUmaT.Rv
FFrom the \. Y. post.l
WHAT WE ARE ASKED 70 no.


There are hundred things which tn,
/ democrats ask us to do. (somc of which
we give below,) and if we refuse to do
any one of them they threaten to >Sisso,y,o ~ ~
4 the Union. s''9So'' :
/. They nsk us to approve the disgrace
ftul management of the Kansas business IN
Whlch ,N, tue President pledged himself 10
.,ses leave The people perfectly free to form
tnelrs own instiutions,' - and then tried to
convert Kansas into a slave State by means
OF torgeries. frauds and force. iSce CoZ
vode's Report, p. 6.) .
Z They ask us to approve the systen,
W %nlch gives enormous sums out OF. tho
federal federal. tEsaa93rls tts3If.3 's.-,------
3. They ask~us to approve the plain of
buying up newspapers to defend the policy
of tue Administration out of the moneys
held by the United States. (Sec Covode,
same page.)
4. They ask us to approve of the pur-
chase of members of Congress. by the
promise of Office or by bribes. in order to.
get them to vote for such infamous meas
ures as.the Lccompton Constitution aud the
English bill. (See Covodc, the same.
5. They ask us to approve of the pro-
scription of democrats of high standing.
because they refused to support II pro-
slavery constitution in Kansas, or to follow
the Administration in all its outraGes upon
| persons and rights. {See Walkers evil
Edeuce and Douglas, specify
g. They ask usto approve the sale of
| the Fort Smelling property, at less than its
! value, in order to enrich Frank Steele.
| Dick .Schell, Secretary Floyd, aud other
/ spectators. (See Hickman's report.
! z. They ask us to approve the swindle
| which purchased the Willetts Point pro-
perty, With government money, ateeight
times its value, in order to enrich the same
I greedy knot of spectators. See Haskin's
report.j
/ 8. They ask us to approve the most ex-
travagant expenditures for public printing
tten times the actual cost,) in order to FIJI
the pockets of Wendell and other ::politI-
calagents." (See Preston Kings report
] g. They. ask.us to approve the shameless
frauds of the Philadelphia Navy Yard
where receipts were given for salaries by
men who never received the money, Which
was spent in corrupting the ballot-box.-
(See Covode.)
10. They ask MS to approve the giving
bof contracts for live oak to men tsuch as
w. c. N. Swift, on the ground that they
had previously contributed to the election.
eeriug expenses of the democratic party
(See Covode.)
-: "sN us "
wnlen divides me patronage "a OF tne nav Nav
Iarus among members OF congress l1S9F We,
able to the Executive department, anditb'
9lstrloutlon Of that patronage oy persons
t.; fNSorlt'sm. Noee Cocnrane's ana o'cKies'
lettsFs;I y So,
o. tneE ask US TO aPProNe e. Tue glS!nl
VI, posaEolllSe "Ppoiusn.sutS ~ u.s" W. y
never ettena TO the duties, ont pass .,.sl tne.
tl1e ~ euitlns neMSpaPgTS n pnu InsS'n
po!I1icai ., speeguss. Soee l. "u'so"
anu u otnet M, eSlIeLce.l l.,,o.;.
10. 1uey 1sS US ~ ''psVHe tsS eiaustu si!
visions Of law, against tue ST st'pn.ate .,ias
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g g approve the profit
,Sliael giving 10 tie
llLItoSs or DOLLARS. 10
sed in buying up news
,ltlSssi agents, members
edJ Spanish generals.
negotiations for the
See Slidell's reso-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-02

OPFICR ON MONROE STREET, 2DDOOR ABOVE
NlTHE McBURE HOUSE, WHEELING, VA
R5-Attends regularly tie Superior and Inferior
Courts Of Brooke, Hancock and Ohio ocountfes.
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7. H. IooAx.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-23
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY,
ON GRACE STREET BETWEEN 30 4 4TH,
Il AIhNIIA 4
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
REV. NJ D. HOGE D. D.


REV. NJ d. H0GE D. D. p,,
A. NJ. DUPUY, A. NJ, rHh0pa"'
TUNE duties Of the Institution will be r.
Il sumed on TUESDAY. the Sd day Of January, 1850,
INSTRUCTORS.
Rev. Moses D. Ioge D. English Literature studies
Dupuy A. Nj Mental and Moral Philosophy and NaurH
Sciences.
II Coleman university OF Va Mathematics Ancient Ian
guages and History.
Miss Augusta Daniel Preparatory Department
Prof Charles sebert, Piano
Madame Mathlde Estvan Vocal Music.
Prof. A. La Bombsrc French.
Prof g. Persico, Italian, Drawing and Painting
senor Carlos Cordovez Mera, spanlsh
Prof Heinrich Schneider, Harp.
Prof o. A. Ercsslon, Guitar.
DR. Hoges Lectures English Literature which have been found
Interesting and Instructive will be continued Young
dies residing In the city who longer pursue their
school, but who still wish TO cultivate Bellies Leres
members OF his Glasses and attend at the prescribed
being otherwise connected with the Seminary.
Board for nine months endng last day Of June s60 5000 90
Washing and lights % 20
Tuition In the Preparatory Department 80 90
do In ordinary English branches ..... 40 90
do In advanced do do ...................... 20 90
do In Modern and Ancient Languages each .... 90 90
Music Vocal and instrumental piano and GUITAR for
lesson hourper k................... 40 90
For two lessons Of one hour each per week 50 %
Use OF Faho ~ 70
Drawing In Orayon % 90
Painting In Water coors. 80 10
Painting In Oil ....... 30
The Boarding Department under the Of Mr. MIS-
Dupuy who Parental control the young ladies
trusted 10 their
Hoge will take pleasure answering any letters Of Inquiry
with regard the school, All business letters should be addressed
to A. NJ. DUPUY.
ja9-dly Richmond Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-23

r,,rrryr>raSy SrPrEE.-A complimentary supper
,,- on the night Of the 18th iust at Martinsburg,
~. Rs-g,,ey Border Guards TO Sergean, Frederick
80 n M, r. L. J. Blues We hear that it was got
IN fine STYLE. aud passed Oh pleasantly aud agree
.a, \, I'M parties. The crowd in attendance was very
.. ,~5 IN, speeches and tolstS appropriate to
..t',.-,.i51. Hon. John Blair Hoge presided.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-23

Mons Corsr.--Ou saturday Fanny, the slave who
- blister s,lye TO the child Of M. Ro. +.
I-s va. remanded Tor trial before the Hns,lng. Court
ofV,ri, Ham, one of The supposed descendants
On ,8d stealing certain articles of wearing apparel
o. osI to be- logged and SET TO work upon the pub
~. 5 Moss, for being ,ipsy i'm the streets, Was ad-
..-..bsB and discharged
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ELEGRAMS-
Per Magnetic Telegraph Lines OOe 10. 1873 Main Street.
EROM HAVANA

NoEFoSE, Jan. 2l.-The schooner G. r Stone, eight
DAYS from Havana, with oranges has arrived here.
Havana was healthy aud business active
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A NJ r II I 3,
RICHMOND, VA.
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u,,DCHKRRY RALSNM.

- ne olCvus worthy ihe at,e'n OF All Nn' Az n'el
'f'1 " LAF,YErrE Ind, July -, l>5t
, ~ US at.acleI about O. ,e months WITH severe
l settled lungs, and doctors lhe most respectable
-vI slii that had inflammation or consumption OF The
4- -xhsusi1s their skin without relief 90 pro-
$3.50 -,v case Iaclrable. commenced taking Dr. Hts.ifs
s n Ef Dtsrg about SIX weeks ago, aud In four days
H..I. q. ,rs. Al, over OBJ. house aud vel man.
Y0ursr=spcctilly,
GEORGE HOOVER
rtrI Won plain statement from Geo. Hoover, Of this
- , h ven known having lived here some twenty wears
.- attended, him three months and gave him up 90
&C. d. r. W. WILSrACK, Druggist.
lafayette, Ind
r...1 bvsFrH W FOwLE Co, Boston, and for sale by
M cray PURCELL LADD CO, aad W. PETERSON,
s5 ana by app1i1sd agents To every county, and Drug
As.-.---.r, ials-dckwlW
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-23
THE ART JOURNAL.
n - ~ II - TT

II'hk January rs- r This popular work commences uc"
volume sli rr't lei addition OBJ l.s usual attractions 's"
ssaAs 1 Firs. ls Cor rds HJp-U' fHIt
no. . 2. rsl IA, t Benson j. Losing Troflscy tllra'.d
l l-nl ctlF- a.i from tcf4tl sketches taken Do Le
a-lmn @, th. Vly year ruE COMPANION GUIDE nv RAIL
NAY N sou lh WAL'S By NJ and Mrs C. Hall Illustrated
ty D D. Harding Brls Foster. &C. sc.
WE RNER GALLEGY-Ere long the subscribers 90 TIVE
MI sul AN at. obtain engraving, from pictures Hy ts great
1.sr lht ART 4IDN 49, work especially suited i'r con
ne>srlrs artists ans fhr Pine Arts Zach number
contains three large Steel El.ravags sut ultrou Illustrations
~ ~.el >l''c- p'els @ year, or a cents per month
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
I&GB. DAVENPORT Auc
DURF SPANISH LICORICE, AT AUCTION.

DURE SPANISH LICORICE, AT AUCTION.
Lon THURSDAY, % February, win se at 10 O'clock At
auction store
40 cases pure Spanish Lcorce Ynurra lrand imported
y. direct from Seville, Spain
TEMs-Four months credit for approved paper
ja23 j. &C. DAVENPORT Aucis
INXTR ,ORDINARY AUCTION SALE ug ca
IL NAL AND WATER POWER IN THE TOWN or WELDoN
NORTH CAROLINAIn conformity with permission granted by
Of the Legislatures Of Virginia North Carolina e
Roanoke Navigation Company WILL the 18th DAY Of April 1850
Weldon proceed IN sell by auction their and
the said Weldon the sste Of
North Carolina The property consists OF one Canal lille. long
beginning the head Of the great falls Of the Roanoke and s
Mating the foot Of the In the town Also
miles mile long al hIcb there l.
all lands the margin OF the same belonging 10 The
Company with all its privileges properties between
e Castor and Weldon including Aqueducts Locks m
other thing thereto
prise a superior In the Southern country There
Of over and the volume In the abou
the passes the falls Of James River Weldon the
with Raleigh and with wi mngon II the centre Of an exceed
four Railroads cornecng with Richmond with Norfolk
productive An abundance cotton grown
negborhood to supply the demands cotton
ufacues The lower Roanoke region provrbia for pro.
ducon Of corn upper Wheat with which Weldon Il
connected by Railroad and River navigation.
Purchasers Invited 20 examine this
residing Weldon vii show II 10 all who desire
will exhibit map OF the same.
TER,s OF Will onehrd cash onehrd six months one
third In twelve months with Interest deferred payments as
required by the act Of the State Of n. c.
TH0s McGEHEE, proxy Of the state Of North Carolina,
WIN IT, CLARKE proxy Of the State Of Virginia
WM H. WEsSOH for the Stockholders. de99-du
E5B- The sale viii be conducted by
WM PASNTLL Auctr,
Petersburg, Va.
Who WILL any time furnish all necessary information In re-
gard the property, either In person or by letter.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-23
DISSOLUTION,
NEW CONCERN.


TVVHE subscribers will continue the GROCERY and COMMISSION
BUSINESS, under the style and firm Of TARDH WILLIAMS
al the stand occupied by the late firm Of TNSLEi TARDf
WILLIAMS would take this occasion 10 return their sincere
thanks for the liberal patronage exe~ ded 10 the late firm for
the last five years and TO their friends that eXertiOn
their shah be lacking 10 merit continuance Of the
They will at all times keep hand well assorted Stock Of
Goods 10 their line and will particular attention to the sale Of
Produce consigned to them
They agents for the sale Of ADAMANTNE CANDLES which
they will sell 70 the trade they be bought In any
the Northern Markets. s. e. TARDI,
JAS I. WILlIAMs.
RtcuM Lar
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-23

,,..,,y B,,Ne1s-Nr. Christopher Mahoney. tor ma
-.si.lsnt Of New York, has removed TO Rich
,,i,b bs family, and commenced the Manufacture
l11i - Ne makes every description Of willow
Of 80. hampers. cradles chairs aud carriages,
sac ,bs spe,mens which We have seen, It IS evident
il thoroughly understands his business The basket
thai pc h. crown En- tbe neighborhoOd Of Richmond
500 - other locality OF the United States. Tie
s. W." h.. make Virginia his home, and hopes TO re-
a, n. patronage OF our citizens. His establishment Is
c', "a s-rss. one door below the office Of the Central
.,a-o,d COMPANY,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-23

NOR SALE-A lot Of Ssga imported Ia 100 OF 900 to
suit buyers also hne lot Of smoking Iobaeeont = ana
also best brandt ChsEing Tobacco can be found
a. our counter u Richmond and Lynchburg Manufacture
W. l. WAXING druggist,
ia2S No lOs Broad
A PINE ASSORruENT OF LUBIN'S various
n Enis Of perfume good order with fancy as
sortmsnt q uar OF and Pomads.
. W L WARING druggist,
jals 10. lO7 Btoad IT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-23

IN. complimentary testimonial 10 MS
Tss'rs, ,, an FRIDAY night, proved to be one Of
.; sa s:s'd crowded DC and aJ ss a. IN
bs civ. The SsSop In the dress circle has seldom
~ Of beauty anu a, the conclusion of the opera the pop
e. , "a {; &: .3s ss se:' greeting e 'aa 49, r.
rsht and 20 ~ .,,rorr,ie speech. Mr.. Adams then
Ea9. mlJ' and + Oeh,f Of number Of MIS- s k,sn
or admirers Pe,i ,rs,tb was then thrown apon the
ewelry ,,ona tier and attached to il were three
sag rS% Of rband extending from the stage to
long 'il'A Tie rihands were gradually drawn down
ths gallery -. ir view. With a dove attached 20
until ias - descended 20 the stage amidst the rap
',a ,puse OF The audience who were no less sur,
d'@'a51, ,lr second oithe testimonial will take place
no T5cbaatress viii be presented Tor the last In'
"lle .rtr,etiye entertainments offered Already
and o'''. a. M eats have been engaged and numer-
hrl' ,o1 Of ladies and gentlemen from Petersburg
o- ,',-.,tsl 20 be present
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-23
CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF DELAWARE.
PoR JANUARY 1850.
FRANCE, BROADBENTS 4 CO., Managers.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE

The Managers call he attention Of he public 10 he Eoioiao
Splendid Schemes 10 be drdc IN Waaingtoa DeLIUIrs
BYSTATE AUTHORITY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-01-23
BY C. r. WORKMAN & co, Arcrs
STATE OF TEN NEsSEA.-The President, Directors a
- Co., Of the Union Bank Of the State Of Tennessee,

SEATE OF ZEN rs SEH.-Ihe President, Drectorsk
- Co. Of the Union Bank Of the State Of Tennessee,
Alexander Bell ct. ais,
IN tie Ci0Hcsyy can't Ot CiltfH000d.
BY virtue Of decree o said county made the above
at January term l>6O will the 22d February
lie outcry the premises Tor the Of year,
Mil and Dlery In the city OF Chattanooga known Bells
gether with rec house gait house oper shops and hog
pens capable Of holding 5000 hogs and appuensnces Note with
approved security due At II months will be required for the
also bond for the surrender Of the possession Of the property the
end Of the term In good ORDER reasonable excepted
The Mill and Dslery Is In bck build n.y. and capable
Of making 20 barrels OF -four and 20 barrels o whisky and grind
ing Nb bushels or corn per day.
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