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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-02-16

STATE CONVENTION


STATE CONVENTION
A Delegate Convention, for the purpose
OF selecting four Senatorial Delegates to
the National Republican Convention at
Chicago, will assemble in the city Of
CsLunsus, on Thursday, March lot, 1850
al eleven O'clock, A. M.
The ratio Of representation will he one
delegate for each 400 votes for Governor
Dcnnison in 1859, and one delegate for each
fraction over half that lumber.
1--WE omit the full apportionment. Bel
mont county is entitled 10 six delegates
Ep)
Zach Congressional District will elect
two delegates to attend the Chicago Con
vention. The county committees OF the
several districts will at3 once correspond
and sgree upon a time and place TOR the
District Convention to select such delegates
or agree that The delegates from the DIS.
'trict 10 the Columbus Convention shall Sc
lect them, ss they deem most expedient-
The time and mode Of el%ec,ing delegates &c
the County Conventions to select delegates
20 the Columbus Convention, and to the
Dist let Conventions, will be arranged ant
announced by the several County Commit
tees as soon as practicable. We sugges
the 22d Of February, as q suitable day io
the District Conventions to assemble t.
select delegates TO Chicago, but each dis
uict will exercise its own nience IL
this matter. II is, however, desirable to Inv
the names Of all the district delegates On
nounced at the Columbus Convention.
' We respectfully und cordially invite al
Who are willing 10 cooperate with us !
support Of the candidates who shall he non
mated at the Chicago National Conventio
and who sre opposed to the policy OF tn
present. administration; to federal corruF
uon and usurpation; to the extension
slavery into the territories; to the new az
dangerous political doctrine that the Col
situation, OF Us own force, carries slaveI
into ell tho territories Of the United State
10 the re-opening of the African slave trad
10 any inequality o! rights among citizen
sad who are in favor oil the immediate a
mission Of Kansas into the Union under Il
Constitution recently adopted by it's peopI
Of restoring the federal administration to
system of rigid economy, aud to the prit
ciplrs of Washington and Jefferson;
maintaining inviolntc the rights of Il
s,stcs, and defending the soil Of every sta
end territory from lawless invasion, and
preserving the integrity of the Union. Al
The supremacy OF the Constitution and la'
passed in pursuance thereof, to attend I
primary meetings for the selection of d'
sgutes. Ind to assist by their influence n
example in the patriotic effort 10 restc
sur national government TO the p%rincipl
and practices Of the fathers of the republ
(The Gull is signed by all the members
the State Central Committee
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-02-16

DRowNDED.-Sidney Baiiey's body was
found under the railroad bridge kcross
Leaiherwood, near Dennis Mile, one day
last week. Judging by reports he wasin-
tOxicated and fall from the bridge and
~drownded in about sixteen inches. of water,
Another warning Guernsey Times. iw
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Feb.

sf C~HARLEsroR, Feb. IL.
A special New Orleans dispatch to the
Courier ssys that fifty wealthy free agricul.
turslists from the Interior Of Louisiana, are
preparing TO depart for Hsyti. . tr
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-02-16

~ New YoRK, Feb. II.
Rev. Or. Brownlee, of the Collegiate
Reform Church, died yesterday, sgsdl II.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-02-16


A LIE AND A SLAP!-During the exciting
debate at the recent temperate State Con-
veptioh, at Columbus United States Mar
shal Johnson, of Cleveland, got into a pr.
vate confcb with the inimitable Gem. 10.
Geiger about Buchanan and his ehdopssH.
men, Of the Slsyo Code. The, Marshal called
the General a liar, ana the General slapped
the Marshal ih!the face. ThereuPoh sons
correspondent writes ...
Jao9 AeKNEW SONG.
TO THE rUHE OF "Por sozE ri wEsrL"-
,fliY ,mil u cAs1ER.. "
Marshal Johnsiug KUN ew tosn,pT D.
A Dimokra,ic Tiger , =. ''aise
The dahgersinim' beast was koscfsd 4 tsmsd
BY Gin'rai Joseph Gaiger,
Gen. Geiger weighs, we should guess,
when he is.iR good milling tnm, not over
ITO pounds, but his pluck Is, remarkable
His affair vith Johnsdn may be lsonsparsd
to a fight between a bantam and shanghai.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-02-16

400 sal nv 1850 .aa- lln-.-9 ll .l.l
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-15
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COMMERCIAL.


last Friday. FL"Hs is not 80 sti. the last foreign
chsneed. but the receipts are very lisht. CoKN 10
4 little 6rmcr Business Is a. active ~ usual at
and quiet The banks ars ssIf little costivc; but
there are slsns Of pressure 10 the commercial
Our new banks are likely to 20 into operation
under very enconrasins ausplce:,and will add con-
to .s are also et, sd
those engaged in them are pushing them forward
With great zeal L Ills spring we have seen our
the full extent OF their capacity, while most Of
Northern manufacturers have complained Of a
want o: bussn and a lack Of orders - :"
TOBAcco-The receipts of Tobacco are hight
for ,he season, and mostly of inferior Lngs and
Leaf. We anoie interior Lugs at . l 5pr2 q: good
81 soss co. fine bright, suited for manuiac airing.
Sato3te; Interior Leaf Ss.5, al 90; good Sc aoer
~; good stemmins S6.50d7, oa TO- 6ne s 10 Mls1
1870; soSd and hne manufacturing SlOoOaEoO.
pa, SO 50 opl, Cor desirable Straight brands SSpsr
nae ma ana We sse'e So asa So 50 or snperhas; Elk
news has unsettled the i.arket.
'a EoR tsd Si,ps siis s, xs,.'
OATS Sales, IN limited lots, at Is cents. We
quote ~ TO 10 cents according to quantity and quail
aAcoN:-Market still buoyant. We renew
Hams l2s cts; Sugar cured 1919 a - cents; TO ids
sugar +; Is OTIS No hog round ye, received.
Ibr Qnp'e Fio l3A2IH, IaguaN ra
lial5 cts: Java l6dl63s cts: Mocha Is cents.
Market firm
SUGARS.--New Orleans 8 to cents for choice:
Cuba ~ to cents: Loaf ll's cents; Crushed and
Powdered l0ta 1854 cents; Coffee Sugar: A 10 cts:
Il "a cents: Extra "a ga cents. IN quality.
MoLASSES.-New orleans 50ss5 -ts.: Cuba Mus
covado, IN bns.. s2J5''a cts.' English Island s7,l
WHiSkEY.AR Richmond Recti6ed 22e23 cents;
+. Stearrs Co.'s Matted Rye Whiskey new. 81
old .! 80; other grades PRICES as to quality from
CATTLE. &C.
BEE demand limited. with liber1l supply
we quote s. TO SIS 50 cross for ordinary to extra
Garlic " ~
VEAL:-ss to sig per head. for Calves
sHEEP-6ood Mutton brings from $3.50 to
SIS 50 gross.
LAMBS-selI at $3.50 to 81 per head.
=. MONEY MATTERs-EXCHANGE
NORTHERN ExcHAN6E-On New York and Phila.
6elphla d % a prem.
Such OF the Stock Bank notes and of the Bank OF
tle Valiey. as are not taken by the Banks, at
discoun, OF q " cent.
The notes of the Trans Allies hany Bank are Is ~
NORTH and South Carolina Bank Notes = y
cent. discount
The notes of the Bank of Weston and the Bank
OF Manassas. Is per ct. dis.
GOLD and SILVER \ per cent. prem.
Northern Markeis.-lBY TELEGRArH.1
New fosK, Ma, IL Cotton fl rm and UNCHANGED
southern Flour Sc % Sc 90 Wheat slis htly low
er. Corn quiet and declined &C.: mixed 70. Pro
VISIONS ana other articles unchang ed.
B.LriMoRs. May H-Fiour closed with de-
Ginning tendency Howard street S6l2. u heat
hrm; white and ,e low 75277. Provisions steady
w hIsh65 quiet at III,
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FUTURE DIYS


By James N. Tayler Z Sen, Anct'o.
russ ST. SsETWEEN HAxALhs MILL AND
sci upon The prsm:s: On WEbNEsDxY wv &.
10th day Of May. commencing ats O'clock p H..
on the uasa T. shs
lSmbian or Haxalrs Miif. adjeinlnk the Steel
line With the eastern line or sd pa -
Lots Nos l49 and $50. in the plan of the otis OF
Richmond, and extsndin thence east to the west:
running back south from the front or northern
Inc OF SAID Steel Works and with the eastern Ii ne
i sss and the western line Of said 9Th street.
TERNs.-0ne fourth cash the balance at L. 8
added, and secured " trust deed. The taxes for
4 S' paid 81 r. R'Tis Aaf6a SON. Aue,.
kEs asfAf fstt trustee two ds,,,s
and duly n the he ce1k aa' oce Of R s
the YF,Ss
9TH Of May next. tif tar; and if not on the rst
M the following REAL ESTATE. to WIT:
An OF certain lot. piece Or parcel Of LAND.
upon pia' anne ed to deed from Parrott A. Prin
Ole to SteDhen Grfhn. dated the 18th April. 1852
iy'ns ard eng on the western side of 18th street
In SAID city OF Richmond. fronting. appears by
sa plat, thirty eight feet on 18TH street. and run
ming back between parallel lines sixty three feet
DESIGNATED by the mum hers Five and six y as
lad down upon the Plat above mentioned, living
and being IN the said city of Richmond, on the
western side of 18th street, each of the said lots
rontlns. as appears by The said plat twsnt, FIVE
teet nine inches on said 18th street, and running
back b-tween parallel INES fifty SIX feet
IEkMS.-SuIhci tent IN Ca&h to pay the expenses
OF executing the Trust the of 3 Al IS with in
terest from the 10th April, 1850 and the further
sum oil SS54 Is pay able ~ six months from the 18Th
OF april, 1870, and the residue upon such terms as
may be Made known on the day of sale. The lie
70 he property is believed to he good, but selling
as lrustee. shail only convey. with special war
". a a On katf spu
GHSTAVCS A. MYERS. Trustee
THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF MAIN
AND HTH STREETS. AT PUBLIC AUCTION
At the request of the owners. who reside in Phila
delphia, we WI il Oer for sale, at public auction,
upon the premises, on TIC ESDAY, he 22d day OF
Way, 800 conmencng At u ocioc8 Nj, Tire yer,
east corner ct Main and 1ith streets, now in the
occupancy of Messrs Moan Walker K Co., and
others.
Ire property fronts on Main street q feet. and
runs BACK along Ia II street to I wide alley and is
now rented to excellent tenants at S 1870 per an
num-
ne location of this property, in the very heart
OF the city and convenient to the hotels AMI pots
&c renders 1t very valuable for q business stand
ot any KIND, and We would invite particular atten
ton to the sale as II is considered to be the NEST
valuable piece OF real estate now IN the marset
TERMS OF SALE are as follows: One sixth Of the
purchase money IN cash, and the remainder in
equal instruments, at l. 3, 4 and years; tue pur
chaser to execute negotiable notes. with interest
added, payable semi annual, j and secured by a
paid by the purchaser.
ap2 JAS. Nj TAYLOR & SON Aucts.
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Political.

NOZZLE, Ala, May lit thirty five leading
All prominent gentlemen. including ex-Gov.
Eiusion, Hon. John Forsyth, Dir. Mott. Judge
Ministry and others, sign a call for a State
Convention 10 meet at Selma. June It'll, to APP
pant Delegates 10 the National Dem ocra tic
Convention a Baltimore
SECOND DIsPATCH.l
NOBLE, Nay lt-At 4 Democratic meeting
l-i Saturday, night, the seceders were sus-
Alled. and delegates appointed to the Ala
Aua STATE Convention on the ith of June
A>miiaF meeting, with same results, was
-t1 AZ onlgOlnery. Saturday night.
AUGUSTA, Ga, May H.-Iiowell Cobb has
Written !etser in response to the Macon
t'llil'ee. fully and cordially sustaining the
-ce4ers ~ Charleston
IT, teter: officers at the South, generally,
sgtlig the spC+.drrs
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'aFnfe OF n Shaver OH the Coast Oi Cuba :
INcitmPnt in Havana.

NET ORLEANS, May l2.-The government
''sner Mohawk. with the bark Wild Fire, is
t1| awaiting orders. The Wild Fire was
1y-aEet on the coast of Cuba. She has five
l.Adfed negroes on board
iat steamer Star of the West, which arrived
DAY with Havana dates of the 9th, reports
u. lie capture of the bark Wild Fire by the
54laa"k, had caused great excitement in
aayapa
S-gaTs n Havana were steady.
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AUCTION eA1Dn.
THIS DAY.


~ Gsddin z Apeeyssn, Auet,s.
hcSgP,sSssc Up iS ~ s SIS s .ok
SALE Ar AucTi0Srr;lMs,l1n e = SOD :, o!iss.
81 so 'ss sSss - .s Ny;
d1 q ri Zee e: on ss osa
a 1ch street; to AZ 2. alloy: ,.,. =. - !.
tile retained III 10 note % psid. The taxse for
'sS Y % paid a Il IS ASs'ssfERsoN. Au.s.
SEs fp5 yA AE ASkfa s sbE oi 1 cEsxf
, For s. Sell. II At Is soid 8 sss:
admiralty oonstrueisd sR.ck TkNEm Is se1
The II .'H.' !: sos
room and the upper story is p.rtitioaed "a i1to
"SsnH sS. y r,n:; tenant: a
The lot fronss 60k feet .uns b. ck 80 ieet ma ~
VIDE all, , on the side
81 the city, and ohers great Inducements 70 esps
IL months for osabie notes int r. ct sddeo e.
curcn by atrust de cd or title retained. The taxes
'o m, s I'd 90 paid :, tns rarsnPscs!a
By Jas. N. Tavior 4 Sea-. Asct's.
TWW9Sc HHTs ,n1 N rd t0TS ,E
CON- fok SALE LII n GGGf JSw VIZ n !. III IL
4 e., auction np.nte premises. ~ TUES DAY. ssS
and lots asd One a. WANT ss L.. ;ins o. IS
sa1tn ssc Ct state street =. p,esep, scea.i.d ~
aud ana % .s
tate teet about 45 feet each, ard 'un hack ITO
TEsMs Ono fourth cash; The bslsnos ct =
added. and secured B, 6 ast d. ed The taxes ior
~, % jas q NJ ' T9 af.s SON. Aue..
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by Richard Cauthorm, Auctr,

I" Wednesday 10Th INST, at 10 o'clock at
~ INV store Will sell at auction tlerces bayred
hams ~ hl,s. and bali! bbs. Shad 6 Ibis Picked
peel. bbis ;" hskey, do of Brandt, ! hhd
Adanantine Candies DC ''"p'
my 10 R. CAUTHORN, Auct'r
TsuSTEF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
oN NAVY HILL By virtue of a deed of
t'uS, executed ny John Freeman to the SUI her
as Trustee dated sist Janu Try. 1860. and recorded
IT Richmond Hastings Court Office being thereto
required Will Sell on MONDAY 2.st May, dt
oclnck r; NJ upon the premises, the real estate by
Saa deed conve. ed. to vita lot of ground ON
RAY, Hill, at the northwestern corner of Haker
and 4h streets, fronting 60 ieet on the west side Of
ttn street aid running back - feet to a ravine it
now occupied by SAID + feeman " ~
IEkNs tut ) US In cash; and the remainder
upon te rms Of pay ment which i'll be made known
at the time Of sale, IITC,IFV "a
my j5-td Trnrtna
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Congressional.

NAsHlSGToN, May 1i-Seadts.-The Senate
I 90rned after The reading of the journal
A's".-The Michigan contested election
GO vas considered
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AUCTION eALH9.
FUTURE DAY.
BY 0sddin 4 Appersen, Aact's.
GALE OF THE VALUABLE PROPERLY
~ KNOWN AS BACON QUARTER BRANCt

SAHLiE Gfr TIE vA Az 4 I Re,Ss0,P,ERTY
TAVERN, AT AUcTl0N,-The subscriber, hav-
ing recently purchased the foregoing vaIu~ bic real
estate. with tbs view OF kee ping il a. n Hotel aud
circumstances having since occurred to prevent
his carrying out that intention, he has determined
to sell the said real estate and for that pur pose
will expose the same % public auction: on the
premises, on WEDNESDAY,, the I'D May, 1850
4 ~. o'elock NJ Of fair; II not. the next fair
day Lot No !, on which the Hotel stands, has !.
front on coke Avenue oi zoo feet. and depth Of
355 feet on Calhoun street. 70 tioddin street, on
which It has = front Of IA feet; Lot NO ?. on
which the Stable stands has front on Brooke
Avenue Of % feet; and depth on WebsteT street
ct iaS feet. Lot No Tin rear, has front on
Webster street of III feet, and depth on Gotdin
fer the most part good order, and being Of BRICK
are insured 10 the Mutual Assurance Scciet, for
S1iO. In the yard, between the two Ho, els ] IS
a remarkably hne spring, shaded b. mas n 6eent
sycamores and other trees. The place is a most
beautiful and attractive one 1t Is not oEl, well
adapted to Hotei or private Boarding House, but
IS also well suited to almost any kind of bus ne So
being In part OF the city wnere there Is much
business being done.
TERNs.,,One fifth cash, or a negotiable note at
months, bearing In cIest satisfactorily endOrseu
balance at /, 2. and years for soiiabIe notes
deed.
Immediate possession will be given. The taxes
and insurance for lo6O be paid by the purch Sc
CHAS. q. THOMPSON
Sale conducted by GopDIN APpERsoN, Aucts
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By 1hOs. W. Reese, Auct,r.
ounce corner of 18th and Cary streets

HOUSE AND Lon FUR SALE arAUC.
- - IloN.-"l Ill be sold on WEDNESDAY,, the
-,a y " or the present month, at 5 O'clock p NJ :,
HN u LoI occupied by the subscriber on Church
Hlil' at the corner of Marshall and 9th streets
Is! ieet ne House is excellent brick one
containing rooms without the garrett, with brick
IkAMs-Ss0 cash. ) 500 I'M s months, the bal
ance IN " ohthS The last payment may be. E
desired s,ie T.. extended to Il much LONGER period
Inc buildings are insured at So 600
} Nj s A. GODD[N,
Sale conducted by THOs. w KEssEE. auct.
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Jas. NJ. Taylor L. son, Aucts,

TWO FRAMED TENENENTS AND
Il lOTS NEAR DUFAL STREET, AT AU.:.
IION.,We will sell ueon the premises on FRI
"a I the r. lsih da} Of May, eomms nc.ng at AZ
c:oss street, between uval and Baker street. and
decd.
TEAMS One fourth cash the balance at 4, s
and j. nonths for otiaho nvtes, with int rest
added and secured BY a trust deed.
my Is JAS. NJ. ia .IUK e. SON, Auets
THREE VACANT LOIS. IN ANDER.
u son PLAN UF LOTS, OPPOSiTE1UT THE
fiGHMOND COLLE'.h, AT AUCTION We
18TH day of May. 1860, commencing at ~ o'clocs
+ A.. thres vacant Lots IN Anderson $ plan #
LOIS ana fronting the Richmond. FIR. dericksDurg
Ann fot0m@c Railroad. The Lots fruat 81 ieet
each and run back about l6s feet to an alley ~
TERM -One-,hlrd cash: the balance at and
months for negotiable notes with interest added
and properly secured "NN'0
my is JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & SON, Aucts
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By Kent. Paine L. Go.

! ARGE sat- ~1 DRY GOODS,
II AT AUCTION On THURSDAY the 18th in
slant commencing at 10 O'Clock, will sell AT our
melton roo" q lar assortment OF ENrlKELl
FRESH and SEASONABLE
DRY GOODS,
comprising a great variety oil new and desirable
ST. les fdtped t. the cat, retail trade.
TkRMs.-AH sums under Sl0O. cash; over that
amount, months credit for AZ prove ed paper
my IL KENT, PAINE & CO.. Aucts
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SPRING RACES.

a. ~ POOL X q u M--FUR
At ASA THE FAIRFIELD AND
>Y<SEE1A ASHLAND RACE. - The
@9&~PO POOL ROOM under the Bal
--.ard House has been removed
to 4 large. airy aud convenient hall at the WALL
E[REET HOTEL, winch will be opened THIS
EVENING, for the sale OF Pools for To- morrow's
race at Fairfield. All persons interested IN racing
are Invited 70 attend. The room Will he opened
EVERY EVENING, alta O'Clock, during the next
two weeks. m, Idiot
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.- :.

~ II is admitted by amos, every body, that the
cheapest goods gu can buy. Is at
JOSEPH STKAUSE'S, No ~ Main street.
Just received and offer for e, 500 yds Callc0s,
the best colors and handsomest patterns, at 8. 8
and Scents, worth l0 the best yard wide und
at i21a cent?, selling every where at Is O ards
gand es; Debeges; Berages; doubled skirt and
founced Robes, from the lowest prices VI; 900
Extension Skirts. rs cents and higher; rs SILK Par
a. OILS at IS, 81 cents and s., richly worth ioube
the none, 500 Stella Shawis. all coiors and quail
ties. from the lowest prices. 81 and Up yards;
Swiss. Check and Cambria MuslIns at lz1s cents,
Nc; the fines. and best FRENCH Needle Worked
tonishinsis low: Linen ToweIins; Table ' clc,hs:
Irish Linens; Marseilies Bosoms black Silk Mltts;
Cloves Carpet Rugs; Cassimeres; Jeans; Tweeds.
est Goods in the city All ask cali from one and
all to satisfy yourselves that at No. Main you
can save Is per cent. by buy ing your Dry Goods.
my4-im JOSEPH STRAUSE,
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by Thos. w. Reese, .Auct.,
tOftlce corner 18th and Cary streofs.l

ENTION = On " E UNFSDAY morning. NAV
~ 10th, at 10 O'Clock, | will offer for sale in
front of my Office corner of 2'h and Cary streets,
SIX OF eil ht Saddle and Harness HORSES.
my IL ThUS w. KEESEE, Auot.
'l'nUNTEE'S SAIL OF LAND IN HAN.
! OVER, ON VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD. Pursuac to the provisions of a deed OF
trust from Vim. IT. T,ier and wife To the unoer-
ssned, at the rs~uest Of the beneficiary III SAID
deed. Will, GA The premises, on the 9th day OF
June, 1850, Eel4.s ut ~ o'clock. sell to the
nish hest bidder. I te tract Of LAND conves ed b,
said deed eontaI Ins BIZ estimation one hundred
acres. This ira of Land is on thu Virxinia Cen
trail RaIrosd Ar adJolns the lands Of Joan r
Cross, Jno J. " igiieid's estate aud others. and
IS part Of the tract OF land lately belonging To
Charles JARVIS mtate.
terms Casl wili be required for so much rs
Will be nec' ssai TO pay the c. sts OF sale record
ing said deed, h 9 and to discharge the debt Sc
cured by said deal; az to the residue. the terms
will be made kn van ON the day Of SAFE.
my dtcs X. o. boswell, Trustee.
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MAGNlFIGENT ROSE WOOD FURNl.
Nl TURE. TAPESTRY CARPETS. SUPERB
MIRROR. &c AT AUCTION.-On WEDNES-
DAY, l6t instant at ~ O'Clock. | will sell ut my
store, a large lot Of
SUPERB CITY-MADE FURNITURE,
One PARLOR SUIT in Rosewood covered with
Six Velvet Push, consisting of two Sofas; four
Chairs; one large Parlor Chair; elegant nosewo"d
Plate Mantel Mirror, elegantly carved; Velvet
Tapestry Carpets; Silk Brocatel and Lace Cur
talnS.
DINING ROOM FURNITURE.
Consisting of-Spiendid Mahogany Sideho srd,
with marble top, latest st, LEI Mahogany Dining :
Tables; Sofa TABLES; Elegant Lounge; Velvet Car
pefs oil clct "a Ns sER fiE
One splendid SUIT IN Rosewood consisting of one
Wardrobe; one Cabinet, marble top; one Wash
stands one Eugenie Bedstead with the latest sty lie
Spring Mattress.
I he above is, unique stIonably. the most elega mt
Chamber Suit ever offered at auction in this city.
ALSO,
Marble top Tables; Elegant Gilt Mirror; Rose
wood Rush seat Chairs Small Side Tables; Sofas;
Lounge; Elegant Framed Pictures: Silk Brocatel
Togt Their with elegant Mahogany and Black
Walnut Jenny Lind Bedsteads; Bureaus; Wash
stands; Wardrobes; Lounges; Fire Sets; Chamber
and Toilet Sets. &c.
The above Is certainly the most elegant lot of
FurnitGre ever offered at auction-was nanufac
tured In this city without regard to price and is
we'll worth the attention of those wanting fiji st
class Furniture.
To enable the public opportunity to examine
1t. 1t will be eady for inspection on Monday, 18th
inst, at my store.
myS F.. b. COOK, Auct.