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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-11

AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
BIZ
LANIER, PHILLIPS & co.
On Monday, April 10th, at 10 O'Clock,
WYE WILL SELL FOR CASH, in front OF our Ware
house large and conplete assortment Of ERIEs
consisting in part as follows, viz
So hhds Sugar 10 bills Texas Pecans,.
so bags Coffee, 2 SACKS Almonds,
- bbls MoaSses, 100 y and 4 bxs Star Caudes
100 bhs crushed and powdered 100 bbs White Whisky,
sugar, % do Y Brandy,
20 boxes Cove Oysters, 10 bbls Holland Gin,
10 bags Pepper, 300 kegs Nails,
p chests Teas, IS doz Painted Buckets,
~ bales Cotton Irvine, 30 nests Tubs,
3 coils Rope, $50 boxes Soap
Il cases Matches, y do Doyle's Candles
l2O boxes Star Candles lOJ doz Mas0n's Backing.
ljO packages lev Mackerel, 100 boxes Flasks,
kits half bbls and bbls 100 do Cheese.
200 boxes New Raisins, . tierces Figs,
200 a and q boxes do 20 bbs Roe Herring,
% boxes Brandy Cherries, IS boxes Oranges
2O1 packages Raisns Figs, 20 bills Fberts
hs English WanuF, 90 bbls Texas Pecans 10 bbs Cocoa
Nuts, &c, &c
Together with numerous other articles make complete
sale. LANIER, PHILLIPS & CO.
aprll-td No. 80. Market street
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SEED

" 4 Il Il Il Il l. Il y Il Il ID Just received by Ex-
500 papers Large Drumhead Cabbage Seed
200 papers St. Johns Day Drumhezd Cabbage Seed;
200 Flat Dutch Cabbage Seed;
100 8" Large Early York Cabbage Seed;
$50 Large Winnengstadt Cabbage Seed;
100 " Red Dutch, for picklingi
100 Mustard Seed,
50 Curled Parsley
2U0 {" Large Red Tomato:
lOG Early Apple Tomato;
2OO A" Hubbard Squash, the tender OF all the
Squashes and will fit for table for three
so papers Mammoth Squash to the size Of $50 pounds
said by the Yankees to be famous for pies.
50 papers Laings White Solid Celery when carefully
cultivated will bring roots Of y pounds weight.
200 papers Horticultural or Wears Egg Bean.
200 papers Early Northern Corn.
100 papers Summer sayory, Fenre Dill. Caraway AID
other Herb Seeds.
200 papers Orange Ice Cream Black Spanish and Mountain
Sweet Water Melons.
papers CanteIope Green Ctron and Chrstiana Melons,
All the above seeds for sale paper per dozen
marches MACKENZIE MINCHIN.
TREFENBERG mEDICINES--TheG rpxnberg
~ vegetable ms &C per boX
The GrRienberg Health Btte 25,, will make half gallon
Of the most powerful health preserving Bitter5.
The Green Mountain Ointment, Csc
The above medicines we'll known require much
said about them There few families In Tennessee what
have used them In the png the healthy
require Alternative there good these Pills
and Btters. lmar2sl MACKENZIE MINCHIN.
ID EFRIGERATORS---Justr received from PhiladeI.
y pha the best cheapest article in the market for keeping
in fresh meats, fruit, butter cream ice etc
Plated Ware--SpOonI, Forks Ladies', Pitchers, Fruit
Baskets Candle Napkin Rings Cups aud large variety
Of Cut Glass Table Casters.
MARCHES MACKENZIE & MTNCHIN.
FINE PLANTS, EVERGEENS, ETC, ETC.
Reading Road Nursery Ohio, will be pleased to learn
thathe is his this city, with cEoce collection his
extensive Horticultural Garden
Mr.. H. guarantees all made by him. know
him buy with full confidence opens
Of Benz Shields Co.. No p College street, where ladies
and those having taste for flowers particularly invited
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CASEY'S HOTEL
Is pleasantly situated
NO. As FROHT STREET, No. AS
t7isO Doors South of he Public SgazreJ

NO. As FROHT STREET, No. AIS
t7i1o Doors SousE of he Public SyaarsJ
NASHVTLLE TENNESSEE
has recently fitted up bis the working and bu
n ness portion Of the community, at the small sum Of
One Dollar per Day.
For Board and Lodging for transient persons The rooms as
entirely new with beds ane bedding, and al the furniture
belonging to the rooms is with good locks ana ~ 70
in the house wen satisfied II the travelling Paoie
give a cali they viii bs we'll pleased
One dollar saved is equal &c two eaAFned'
Come, eat, drink and Re merry.
N. B--There is a Drinking Saloon attached 70 the house
wi b choice liquors. l.eo. 4tWbu
bargain Notice.
lust received on consignment steamer ennla, beau
tful assortment Of Bureaus. Bedseads Sewing Tables,
small oxeno tabeE, &c, &C, which must be eosed immedi-
ately. Call and see the goods. HARDY BROTHERS,
apis Au1uoneers & 64H Agts, a Public square.
TOArrIve in Few Days.
A MAGNIFICENT new octave Rosewood Piano,
~ for which money must be had Immediately. Any person
wanting No. ! instrument, can buy bargain.
apis HARDY BROTHERS,
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
On Thursday Evening, April 18th,
MIR. KEMMERER.

Assisted by his large class Of nearly hundred pupils will
give
MUSICAL ENTERTAIN MENT
OF
MISCELLANEO MUSIC.
Twenty-Five different pieces will be performed
Tickets % cents Doors open a. oclOck-UOncert commence
at o'clock, aprll-d2t
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The Spring meeting over the Metairie Course
closed on Saturday, the eth inst, with race for
the Jockey Club purse Of $500, four mile heats,
for which there were the following entries
Knner enters CT Layares by Louis dor out Of Louisa
q " boswell enters Oh Fanny Washington, by Revenue
out o. Sarah Washington; years old.
Biugaman enters "a Aserath Oh Endorser by Wagner
Stephen Minor enters II sruggs9 Cd Brscprdge By Lsrinr
ton, dam By Glencoe. years old.
The first heat was entered and the Virginian
went in 'front.' holding her place to the end Of the
struggle, winning in 1887, Endorser second La Va
riete third, and Breckenridge dstanced The run
ming through this heat was without any stirring in
terest The horses traied along almost in the same
position they finished the run in There was faint
attempt at enthusiasm the announcement of the
result, but 1t was no 90, Tor the people were full
Of satisfaction il could not break out No one was
disappointed, for we do not think there were ten
persons on the course who looked for a different
termination There had been so little contest in the
first heat, and little air on the crowded stand
that we adjourned to the inner field, where we
were free from dust
The horses were welcomed to the string with
a warm-weather cheer. The start was good and
the features the same as IT the first heat. Fanny
led from the score to the string, winning the heat
and race in 8:O23 LaVarietie second and Endorser
third In the last quarter of this heat Abe on the
Louisiana mare made most determined scufhle
for the front but nature forbid that the efforts Of
that slful Jockey ana his gallant animal should be
crowned with success.
The following is a summary:
DOswen's Fanny Washingt ...-..I
henners La Hartete.-.-. :
OheaLiaLns )
Tne-ist heat 1874 heat Gll
The New Orleans Delta says Fanny Washing
ton is fine racer-far better than her sire OF her
full brother Plannet In each of her appearances
on our course she has been victorous-not for want
Of strong opposition, but because her ability IS of
the most undoubted style"
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THOMPSON & CO.,

These goods have been selected with great care and on exam
nation found excel in design eolors any oods
flores n this market.
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NOTES OF TRAVEL,
STUDY IN iTALY.
CHARLES ELLIOTT NORTON.

This volume will prove timely and acceptable enc to all
who feel an interest in the present condition Italian aG4s
In addition to thoughts the POLITICAL and esceas
cal state Of Italy, comprises mportan. and valuable
criticisms upon Italian Art and Literature.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-11

P. s.-Dr. Scott will take pleasure
any persons previous to day Of sale
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-03-29
BELLAiRE TIME TABLE
. Tram, LyAvr

..fa" TRAINS LEAVE t'o .i
For Columbus and Cincinnati, at 3 90 A,
m.,8!l5 a. NJ, 635 P NJ.
For Cleveland and Pittsburgh. at 800 A,
NJ, ll.25 A. M 40 p NJ.
For Baltimore, al 1920 noon, $50 p. NJ
TAO A. n.
TRAINS ARRIVE
From Columbus and Cincinnati, at iO.45
A. M, II rs A. M, 9.25 I. NJ.
From Cleveland and Pittsburgh, at 6
A. M, $50 P, M, 1905 A. NJ. -...!I
From Baltimore, at 8.l6 A. NJ, ais An
$40 p. M. I.E aI ZOO
ieTSpecial train, &c. o. r. RI runs ,c
Bridgeport every morning, Sundays excep.
ted at 4, returning Immediately.
FRRIeHTs: e. g. p. X. R. Freight train
leaves ct HOS A. w., arrives at 6 20 P. NJ.
Z Y X Freights leave No. ! at 400 A M
and No. 2 at 1000 P M. Arrive No. l at 0.
ID P NJ, and No. 2 at lO.45 A M.
No. l Freight train West. and No. 2
Freight train Eas, will carry passengers.
orc g. p and G q r r trains run on
Columbus time: Baltimore ira ms run on
Baltimore time. which is about IS minutes
fastcr tnan Columbus time.
November Id, 1859,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-03-29

i Nhousnnds are daily speaking in the prnise Of
J. DIR. cations. %Infaniilo Cordial, and whyi
because 1t never fails to afford instaneous relief
when iven In time. II acts as If by magic. and
one trial alone will convince 'you that what we
say istrue. II contains no Paregoric or Opiale Of
any Kind, and therefore relieves by removing the
suffsrings Of your child instead Of by deadening
us sensibiiities. For this reason. il comments
liseli rs on ly relinble preparation now known fer
Children Teeihing ,,.Dinrabna, Dysentery. Grip.
ing in the Bowels, Acidity of the Stomach, Wind,
Gold In the Head and Group, also for softoning
the gums, reducing inflammation, regulating the
Bowels. and relieving pain. l, has equal - being
an anti-spa smpdic !, is uaed with unfailing sue
cess In all cnses Of Convnlsion or other Fts AS
you value the life and health OF your childred and
wish tosave-i them from those sad md blighiin.
consequences which are certain TO result from the
use OF narcotics Of which all other remedies for
inlantile Complaints are composed. luke none bu,
Dr. Eaton = %lnfantile Cordial, this you cnn rely
upon. Ii is perfectly harmless, apdcunns, iniufe
the mos: delicate infant. Price, rs cents. Full
directions accompany eac b bottle. Prepared only
by CHURCH & DUPONT, =
No 400 Broadway, New York.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-03-29

was q neighbor Of bis, and had ever been
courteous and gestlemoDly. The petition
had been 10 circulation only about an hour
and he bad no doubt that the signatures oil
nine-tsnths o. the members OF the bar
could be obtained to It. Judge Mcclure ex.
pressed his entire Willingness to grant the
petition if.it was the will Of the bar, boI
suggested that other signatures he obtained
as 1t wonld be gratifying Z Mr.. Hezen
The Conrt would be in session next week
and the matter would be heard at any time
Mr. Sweitzer took the petitioa to procur,
more signatures.
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News from Conferences b,
IL but limited. ,Rsv. SIX. Kennedy has
lust returned home, and from him we gather

News from Conference ., %,
IL but limited. Rev. s. X. Kennedy has
just returned home, snd from him we gather
the following. +n4, a.as,.
Presiding Elder Of BarnsviIles District;
Rev. John MofEstt--Bsrnesvills S,ation;;;R.
Hsmilton-St. Clsirsville; A.. u. McCor.
mick-Bridgsporti d. Darby - lie
j, F., Nssley-Morristown; 8. Y. Kennedy
and R. Hollister--Centreyille;A A. w. Brad.
ley. it.fx fisiii epai3 si, 81 t. !
The, balance Of this District remains as Il
wss,lsst year, nalge b ges ~ a.a.
Rev. ]. Henderson, goes to Woodsfeld
and Rev. J.. w. Baker 10 Spithfeld Street
Chuch, Pittsburgh. Rev. VIM. Harris and
j. N. Cooper, have been appointed to Moore
field! Circuit.
Rev. n. C. worthingtOn goes TO New
Philsdelpbis.
The Delegates elected to- the Genera
Cosferopce are % foIlows: Homer J. CLARK
D. D;wn, Cox D. D:Rev's. G, A. Hol9ep
L. Petty; d. p. Mitchell; c. H. Jackson
o John Coil - fasaf - aiit
: Rev. s. Y. Kennedy, who has bees amoni
us for the past tkof years, will leave herr
with the wslf *ishSs,, end regrets Of thi
b entire :.communitx, He hss done a goo
work here, and has.npt only won the friend
. ship of slA. but has dqBslmuch of that wofl
which will follow him.
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A Ticket for the People.

We present below q ticket to which we
invite the attention OF the VOTERS of Rich.
land Township. This ticket was drawn up
by the concurrent wish of many, not only
Of the Republican but also Of the American
party, with the desire to meet the necessity
Of the case arising from there being no
united Opposition Convention called in the
Township. We respectfully submit it to
the consideration of the Convention Of next
Saturday evening. 8
e-4- For Justices OF the Peace,
ELISHA HAINES g. C. WELSH.
Trustees,
SOL. BENTLEY. Jr yGEORGEB BROWN
WILLIAM STEWART. ,-
'4.g sft = Clerk; -A@ go
WILLIAM R. RITTS.
Treasurer, .
JANE W. COLLINS.
-..t a aF.faq yiuAssessor,' ,m' ''v'rr
.ir,a RICHARD SUTTON.
ss .fta d vi Cepstables. y -
JOHN HUTCHINSON, DAVID DOYLE
SOB 1'g cG,lN Supervisor. =
WILLIAM-J PoRTERFIELD.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

Ebenezef McMillen. Admr.. vs.. Tbos. Mitcbner
by virtue Of al Alias Mandate 10 me directed
- ron the court VI common Pleas Of Belnont
county, Ohio.I will sell on Tuesday, Aprt2f. 1860
o, The front door Of the Court House In 81. Ctairs.
rille, between the hours Of 10 o'clock 4. ". and 4
O'Clock p N OF SAID day, the following describes
real estate to wit being O certfin portion II L1yds
tan yard property. and being the land east OF ihe
buildings ~ the road and fifty feet west IRON the
north. west corner Of tie prf1erpsl building. and
sopth irpm sald building the distance Of the iowH
lots, reserying 10 himself The Bean house with ihc
too's and machinery used 10 ihe operation OF tho
fonnefy. also the shelves. drawers, aud counter
table used in the room Tor selling goods, also the
tan bark with the oil, Be, with tables. desk ,nd
benches. Said Lloyd also reserves the plank o
some Ten ~ twelve watts. AppIprissd at 5000.
Terms VI sale cash. y. LOCHARY.
Sheriff NJ Belmont county. Ohio.
ShcriHs Office, 1T. Granville, Mach ~, A. ID,
1860. pfin,c,s fe,s s3iI
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Bsuaire Union mee,inE..

BsiIoire Union Meeting. Nkt
We had intended giving a fol, report Of
the proceedings of this Convention. but the
Secretary, j. +. Charlesworth, Esq -
whether by instructions of Convention, we
know not-deolined furnishing II to US. We
are very sorry indeed.
We gather the following report from
adam Rumor, which we presume is fully
as reliable. Abodt 100 or 100 persons-m ep
Mdboys, assembled In Sullivan's Hal. al
the appointed time. and organized by elee-
ing DR.. NJ w. Jupkins,. President, and J.
F. Charlcsvorth Secretary.
The Convention was. addressed by two
respectable gentlemen from Wheeling, who
succeeded in lessening the assembled mast
by degrees, until II was thought another
such would have left, only the digDifed
officers,
They appointed M J. w. Glover, ESQ.
Of this place, and --Busbfeld, ESQ.,, Of
Cambridge, as Delegates to Baltimore,
They nominated Jno.oJ. Cri,tended as frs,
and Bates IS second choice for the Presi.
dency. They bad not seen Bates letter,
They passed a series Of resolu,ions. said to
be the offspring ~ of the illustrious Secre
.rs,ary ~denouncing in strong terms, every
party but their own, especially the Repub-
leans. We should like to publish the reso.
%lutions, but they wetc too great a tax for
Maiden to remember. ..- T.-
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Meeting of Republican Co. Committee
The members of the Republican. County
Committee are requested to meet at ST
GAINESVILLE. on THURSDAY. April 9th
1860. As the business is Of great import
ance, it is essential that each member of the
Committee be present. If any one canno
be here al that time, let him send q substi
tuta to speak for his township.
We sgaiu publish the Committer
Colerain Township--Dr. C. H. Cope;
F~iushing--Dr. J. s. Bailey;
Gosheu--T. w. Fawcett;
Kirkwood--J. b. Ward;
Mead--U. T. Woodbury.;
Pea<e-Wm. w lace;
Pultney--N. Cooper;
Richland--D. ID T.. Cowen g. d. Thoburn
Smith-A. C. Ramage;
Somerset-Se,omon Hogue; 3
Union-Price Cornwell;
Warren--Dr. ]. w. Warfeld;
Wsshington--Isaac Welsh;
Wayne--Jacob Mayes;
Wheelipg-Wm .Dunbar;
York--Asher Green.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-03-29
SHERIFF'S SALE.

John w. Barns, ct tai, VS.. Jacob, Coss ct al,
(Y Virtue OF a Mandate to me directed from te
ID Court Of Common Pleas of Belmont county,
Ohio. | will sell. on TUESDAY, May the LIST,
1850, AZ The front door Of the Court House in the
town OF 81. Clairsville; the following described
alEstate TO withholding in, See s. Tp.6, und
Rahae !, beginning on The east boundary az
run and thence west l6O perches 10 a White OAK
,i tns sonth 2Ss srss eu y : psrches to an old stump;
thence % east IL, & perehes to an ash; Hence
south 25i : east 9, 5 perches TO a Beech; thence
south 3o4 east "A, . poles to a White Walnut,
The nee south 80! : east II, perrhes to a Black
Walnut; thence south 43t ? east Z, 3 perches to an
Elm; thence south AZ ? e 1879 perehes to a syca'
more; thence south 40 Q Q Is, 2 perchns 10 a Beech
thence south % Q east 10, 8 perches to a Poplar
thence south 90 ? 4 perehes al . post {%bearing to /,
White Walnut n AZ . % rnksD thence noftf
ssi east S3 perches TO the range line thenice i
l6s, . perchss to the place OF beginning, coniain'
ing one hundr ed and thirty acfes, ROOD and 20
95 percies, with all & singular the appurten ances
Appraised at$ Terms cash,
g4.JGlEP, EOCHARY, Special Master Com.
Sherifs Office, March 30, 1860, ,lItI.l
g. printers tseS4o0
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Bsnaire Correspondents,

BelIaire Correspondents, l.t'is'w,
Have kindly favored Us with two reports
of the Great ~ Union Convention. They
have come to hand too late, but from them
we extract IS follows: b.
No Committee on resolutions having been
appointed. The said Jeems as aforesaid
rose: and reported bill, reading in sub.
stance ::ss follows: Be it enacted by the
authoriety a. aforesaid, that we cordially
despise,p hate, contsmnt, detest and abhol
the. very Black Republican party. This
resolution was opposed by DR., Junkins. bu'
finally psssea.n. Sepl = r
The othor Correspondent writes that nc
great damage. was done, only about 40 o.
Of those PIescntsskiAg psrt in the exercises
He also adds shat The Republican party il
prospecting there. =.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-03-29

Healthy human Blood upon being Analysed a
IL ways presents us with the same essential
elements, and gives OF course the True Standard.
Anaiyze the Blood Of a person suffering from con.
sumption. Liver Complaint. Dyspesia, Scrofulh,
&c, and we find in every instance certain defici.
encies in the red ~globuIes of Blood. Supply these
deficiencies, md You Ire made well. The Blood
Food is founded UPON this Theory--hence Is as
tonishing success. There are Five Preparation s
adapted TO the deficiencies Of the Blood in differ.
eut diseases. For Coughs, colds, bronchitis. OF
any affection whatever Of The Throat or Lungs In
Guiding consumption, use No. |. VIII ich e also the
No. Tor Depression ofSpiits, Loss OF Appetite and
tor oil chronic compla ints arising from over.use,
generaidebility and nervous postralon. No. 2,
tor Liver complaints, No. 3 lor Dyspesin. Being
already prepared for absorption it is takfn by drops
and carried Immediately into the circulation, 50
that what you'gain you retain. The No 4 is fol
female irregularities, hys,eria, Weaknesses &C.
See special d irec,ions for this. For salt rheumi
Erup,ions; serotuious, kidney and bladder compla.
ints; take No 5. In all cases the direct ions must
be str ictiy followed Price ofthe Blood Food 81
per bottle Sold by CHURCH g. DUPONT,
No 400 Broadway; New York.
And by all respectable druggists throughout the
country. CHI Marc29 decl5ggly
| II Patterson, Agent, St. Clnirsville, Ohio.
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school neiIons

school Examinetf0ns.
Are nov In progress here. We did net gel
time to attend the Examination Of the Pri.
mary Department on Tuesday. but was high.
1y- interested in the Grammar School, under
Miss Edgertoh to -day. She has the SchooI
under the most perfect system, and judging
from what he heard. we'll deserves to be
clsssed among the hest Teachers in the
State. So 49, ~ p
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SllEltIFE'S SALE.

. Eli Stanton vs.. Nathan Bundy, ct. al.
IOy virtue Of an order OF salp to me directed
Drom the Court o. Common Pleas of Belmont
coun'y, Ohio, ! will Offer for Gale at the front door
VI the Court House, In 81. Claiisyille. 10 said
county, on TUctday. the 9th day OF April. 1860.
between tie hours VI 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and4 P II
Vi said day the following lands ard teneinents
TO wit. First troct, Situated in tue county of Bel
mont and e,a'e of Ohio beginning al u stone with
the letter II inscribed on II, standing at the s W
corner Of VIM Deals lo:, running 5 9 : e 20 poles:
thence " 80 poles ii links; thence $ 81 poles:
thence 9 IS poles Is links; themes n 27Sw 20
poles; thence n Sow u poies; thence n &c : e l6
poles; thence e 30 poles; thence n sc poles; thence
beginning containing &c acres eDd6 poles more OF
l,ss.
Second Tract-Also part of Sec. No. II, tn.
No. . aud Range No, 6, bounded as follows to wit.
Beginning 1T a stake on the section line l09 per.
chos and Sc. 100 W from the 3 c corner of said sec.
ton; thence n % ll-l0 poles; thence n % l2 : c
u, 2 poles 10 a stone planted on south boundary
line OF Richard Stamps land; thence W on said
line 81 poles and 4:.l0O to tho s W corner Of said
Stamps lands thence 8 62 pJlcs to the = boundary
line Of said section No, IL; thence e on the section
line II i2-lOO perches TO the place of beginning
containing 80 scres 3 roods and IS poles more ur
less. .
Third Traet--Also q tract of land descr bed as
follows to wit Beginning 1872, 10 W Of the n east
corner OF section No, 10, Tp. y, X. 6 aud runninp
thence $ u, 81 poles; thence 5 80 Ia lO2 per.
chss; thence p 6O : e ~, "a poles; Themes " les.
40 poles TO the place oil beginning, containing u
acles 6, ~ poles more or less.
Fourth Tract-Also one hall of the . W quarter
OF section No. 3, in TIP. No. 8 OF Range 30, 6 BE.
ginning at the 8 9 corner OF said quarter ssc,iont
thence running " oO poles; thence II loo poles
thence e ~ poles; thence leo poles TO the place
Ut beginning, c iniaining 50 acres more or less.
Filth Also a tract of land described al
follows to wit: Beginning at the " corner o.
Clentennon's Lot No !, and thence n Is : vest ~
poles; thence IS Q W 2 poles; thence s - 3
poles; thence $ 50 , W IS poles and 81 links, theme,
s 80 : " 10 poles; thence 5 25 poles 5 links; thence
c 81 poles; thence II 43 poles; thence e { poles am
II links 10 the place OF beginning, containing y
acres II poles more or less.
LIST tract appraised at s264l SO;
I'd " So6I IL
l. ~ " S5Oi 81
1th S3ii0 90
9Th " S426 II
Terms OF srle, one. third cash, one.llirl in on,
year and one third in two years, with Iniercs, OF
the deferred payments.
p. LOCHARl,
Sheriff of Belmont county. Ohio.
She:iirs Office, st. Clairsville. March %, lo6O
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-03-29
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On the 23d ult., by the Rev. Samuel Mahaf.
fey, Mr.. GEORGE w. HENDERSON,,
Jr., to Miss MARY ANN JANETT.
On the 22d inst. by the same, Mr.. JON.
ATTAIN DELONG to Miss MARGARET
PHILLIPS, all of Belmont county.
On the Dad inst, by Rev. John Moffat
Mr.. LEVI II. MAHANNA and Miss ANNIE
McKEEVER.
On the goth inst, by Joseph Woodroffe,
Mr.. JAMES B. HOGE of Morrison. Grun-
DIV county, ILL.,, & Miss ELIZAJ. HATCH.
Err, OF Loydsville, in this county.