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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-03
NOTICE.

DY virtue the Circuit Court Of Wyhe County
It's October term, lj9n the Of Of Gnter, Kent and
Alvey others against Taliaferro, Jr shall MON
DAY 18Th day OF February (berg Court day. at the
front Court House. sell Public Auction, to the high
est bddr large .dous BRICK BUILDING situated
Main Street In Wyheyl opposite the Wyheye Hotel This
building contains thse each having cellar and
the second floor and the there the
noor ample apartments with the outhouse for
private residence The annual rent OF this property is h
twelve hundred dollars and Ia uated In the
business OF the own-and IL lin excellent repair.
TERNs so much cash to all costs and the
redde Of the purchase n four equal payments
dts OF ak twelve eighteen and wenyiour months the pureha
giving bond and security for the purchase money.
Conn
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COMMERCIAL
ovuo. Oy rm wmo, Feb 2. 1880.

Virginia skies have improved fraction since our last
weekly report the closing being 92 and int We have 10
cord sale off r. X bonds (uard)-he first for several
monhs-st s. and sale off, X stock ato-he latter an
advanc, Of a. upon quotation gVen for long time past
Among the other sales City bonds Is
Va G r. R. d. I'd mort. at san and init and, IA r. do.
ss at 30 and int sales mentioned remarks
refer to annexed comparison:
T1l tce,f Last pS1k
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A CAR ID.

SOUTHERN BOOT AND SHOE MANDATORY IN REALITY
As the people ofhe South have generally determined dnz
mate hereafter when making their purchases 10 favor Of
Ildnurctured goos and this resolve has given rise
Gus enterprises the undersigned desire niom The publ
that heir Bor and Of the Oldest h.
city-was established In 1873 by Messrs. Cook Ryan, and
subssqueniy by Peter Cook with whom Mr. A
Hill Afterwards associated Originally conducted lHt
scale manufacturing department OF the business has be
from ear year. and It = purpose suu
still more With experience Of thirty years in the th
by ae senior partner from the fact that both u,
firm and raised In Richmond confident that
will able the expectations Of all who desire purc,
durE and well and SHoKs ph
and n accommodating terms ALEX. HILL Co,
ja4 No. l2T hNns
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49, The Dwelling Of .ur s'otsr
90 G.. Cosby, advertised 70 be sold auction
Gay next has been disposed Of a. private sale.
feS-t GODDIN L APPERsOS, Au.ts
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber
bel % moving South, sale his
LuI containing $50 lying In the county - Amelia, within
mile half Of Jersv station the Richmond
vile Railroad There open heart
sh highly improved tobacco lots 30 fine heav
~ m5erri res: lands and the residue covered with heavy
growth Of pine for which there demand
tive prices for railroad wood.
The buildings consist CT large tFostory dwelling house, with
ten Office Ia sac yard and all necessary outbudings
In good repair.
The quality Of the soil the facilities market and the
yeuence the render this desirable
The aca1n Is excellent for either Male Penn
School To effect early sale will sell great bargain For
further information, address, JOHN A. JETER,
Later ln,..f Va
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HOWELL & BROTHERS,
NJ a II ufa turerS Of
PAPER HANGIN6S, CURTAIN PAPERS, &C.,
26O Baltimore street,

Our goods are especially adapted Home and Southern
Market je3-eod2m
WANTED Immediately, situation TEACHER, by Viz
w iuan, educated at the University Of Virginia. Of several
years experience "a teaching AMI qualified teach the English
branches generally, Lain, Greek Mathematics French ard
Italian. Good testimonials ard references can be given.
ststi = particulars address "NENOPH0S,'
FEB -dtcltf Charlottesville, Va
4 YOUNG ENGLISH LADY a situation
~ resident govcrnes In respectable family In virginia to
little children Music French English, and the
exercises salary ans dollars FOR mouths unired
months Address r. Buckingham Cour; House,
Buckingham county, Va. feS-2t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-03

E.oSos1-fo those whose circumstance, require con-
-.t v;.a,.ue-- and cle, iu order 90 make their ez
rr.ns Keep v.ia c.-crr ribbed limits tte practice off
economy .- positive y. Tie question most fire.
.r.r,y arising when purchases made is as 20 the
s e.sI of cine ol.hv Tint which is simply necessary
o. man whose revenue is $500 becomes great llA,-
r when ia geo u hy ore whose income Is ocv half so
r. De OIL. lie scHul.'r- economy from m,anuass.
.. ..a. J...l.n- ulsrtI.-y from cN.rlyacauce and
Waste. ug-- always 1r drawn with reference 20 ones
-..r- and ro one can definitely Gx upon the sum
.yl another o--., 90 spend wi,aou. perfect acquair
rsace with -l bis resources Economy however, has
m.j NOR. rich men tlln large earnings.
The bCs .im 20 learn -l the wholesome lessons which
-ll ofse.Gdeu. teaches i, in youth. The Young man
v' Hs ly-rs,t TO avoid pleasant eVtrlvagances simply
because hc cw1t afford ji,ir cost win find economy
t,cL alhi- in a.cr lie. That which he resisted with
great eIUr. i1 Younger DAYS ceases 90 De temptation
H.eH hs IS older The habits formed when we first en-
COR ;o Che world and FRS, encounter IFS invitations aud
.ryt.ons, viii exercise controlling influence upon us
Ue we remain iu IT, an cease to desire that which
s.ctdlst.y denied ourselves when az first presented
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Z See zee further notice 10 the Virginia Index.
SaIE or NEGROES

n
YEyIR undersigned Com Missioner appointed by the County
Amelia at January Court; 1862 in suit Levy Nor
ton &c will sell at Public Auction, for cash. Amelia Court
House the lay Of february 1850 four likely negroes
sistng men, woman, and one y.
f,3e-ctds j. T. YASDEUREN, Cou'r
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TIE CIERE~HIP OFTHE HJCSE-TUE POST OF
pEfCIENCI-lNQUIBlES ABOUT THE CAP
IrUL DOME. Nr
NA-lseloN, Feb /, T. Now shat a eaker IS
elected there many competitors tor the republican
nomination io- the c..r-n ot the House but J. For
u.y u.L probably have superior strength.
t.. aa-.O ropr-.ou iJr deficiencies Is matlred
..i e. Poe acted on .uur-I'e.v.
Senator Bright submitted a resolution isstuttiu- the
.uu.... ou public buildings 90 inquire whether doubt
n. me stability o.. -e dome OF ,uc capitol had caused the
SLOW progress g.1e -ic works what changes hiI been
u# .a -e plan Laid before the commute, of Cougre-,
.. .. .". 3D.. appropriations for tue o.nc. what had
..a paid and what estimated nee s-grv. what contracts.
.-.u.a.s bids tor work or material, hsI been made
..' a- reec.ei also Co inquire end report tue state
. -e e,. tracts aUI arrangements foe completing the
rr.as .,j vis' are t.e prospects pf t1e i u,at of
present contracts I1. mari. and marble columns
o0,r Senate Fitch p9. noacl IBIS speech t,r second
.iU. .a Account oi tas absence o.. Judge Douglas The
...,.r 90 rhe capitol shortly after.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-03

James River and Kan. guard
Richmond City bonds, with Int
Bank Of Virginia, par go.
Farmers Bank, par 400.
Exchange Bank, par 800.
Bank ofthe Commit, par $40
Va. Fire and Marine Insurance
Richmond Fire Association, pa
Merchants Insurance, par $50
Virginia Central Railroad stool
Richmond, Fred. and Pot. Raj
Richmond and Petersburg RAJ
Richmond and Danville Railroi
James Rlyerand Kanawha Car
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Mr. ROBERTSON, OF Richmond city, called up the
bin releasing the Commonwealth right certain lands
ia Elizabeth civ to JAS $ French and his heirs Mr. r.
explained the bill Il passed unanimously.
CORRECTING The JOURNAL.
Nj. ROBERTSON of Berkcly stated that he was not
present when the the Ryanna improvement was
taken, and did not vote as recorded.
Mr.. MCKINNEY Of Buckingham, moved a reconsd-
Grafton OF the vote.
Mr.. MAGRUDER, of Albemare, moved an adjourn
ment, which was carried.
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ST. Marte II. 6einr. Softer, Sub. @lfe, Sltercap,
pei, @, Hptbert II. SAINT, 8enne S. 8a6ne=
mann, Se iter Slbenpprf; Nnna 9arf6an, SUIT
ST., 8nrf II. SHUTTER Sp6. Us nna 6ar=
rnetr, ". y. SparnbOrt Sltertappsl u. S6nits
ter II, Sam, SOB, 8rinfmam II. SAINT, GliIabet6
prpbelt, Scb. Babnerboff s. $. 9le9enfubl, 81.
Sdmerl jail, Senne Garl 8etlner, 6annpoer ST..
Sptbetber9er, 5rantfurt a. 81. @ltle S6leebef=
fer II. Scott, Sber S6men SIR. S6neiper,
s eltball ett; N9atbe @ubre9en, NRntir9en; 8.
&ruNe, Genne; Gr9. gein6arpt II. SAM, 0rtuz
ltabt; ST. SelOe, @r9lte; Spb. Stein II. 6amilte,
8burmba6; @epr9 NGper, Oapbereen Gaspar
9artuanr, @atb, S4ret6er, 80. @rinbaunt, 8.
8ten, SterbfriB; @tlbelm 6uf S6lt9ta; Garl
SOb, Gpr, @ller, 6etnri9 &~aufmann, Qtebla z;
81 &a9ner, Mtttelltruntban; S &ab, 8trn1tein;
Nbrabom Meier nit 6amilie, 8ernltetn Wla9=
pnle1e NOtb, Nteoer @rinpau; NntDn S9mipt,
Oilers NerpOrf; Srt1anna Oietri9, 8afenbetm ;
>. 5aberlad OtebloS ; Gbriltian @rmer, YrtnnSs
BORT; Satpb Sen3enbafer NIT Samilte, 8ren=
n~ttt9Spetler; 9Stlb. Vubelt, NIT 6amtlte, BUR
TENS 6rteoertde !6Unerbaunt, Nem6bprf Nntpn
Wte9tn, DRESDEN ; Galpar @plmann nit Samt.
Supple &aler, Qobne NuDplpb 5lT9el, 8re8lau;
s. Srrtne, Meettteen; g. N66tn9, DRESDEN !;
@raelttne Nftler, 2lfelp $. MeYer, S. S6mtpt,
NIT 6amllte, Dalel; Str. 5rant, s, s. Gante,
5, pep NIT SAM, 2out1e 8atb9eber, Nprpbaui EN-
9out6 gSebn, 8tepentOpf; QtOp. Sdnetbsr nit
6amtlte, 8etbenba9; 6. QtDlpf, s. @pbn, s.
@romann, @otba Spp6te &ratner, 8Idebura;
8. @ieler, 8reslau; s. NlaB, DreuBminpen
s. zimmerman, q. Stalte, @rbbauIen 5rtepr.
Wteter, OelmetbDrIt -. gStltnaerbDf, S6leDez
4aul en; 6ran3 DIFFERS, @lanOurf; 9lag, &leter,
9asberge1; 81, urb s, 5GplemOl er, s, StpOler,
&altenbad.
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Or+ Snfeldmb'S beriibmtes
HeltIcbes Sittfra
bftit 9runbit6 dGS

WIN Il uEpAiQ Ii
eett, btlhwerotn, OispspF. unb @tlbinht, ArUnt
Ihe Ooer nsrpSie S6wd6en, Observation-Disclosures
Hnb ale HfGnfbtitsn, meIhe Dpu perbOrbeuem 81 a.
90 gen pbtr Der 0ebtr tntlte6en.
SS;t: dIa :efcrfhn8, tnnerl de Semuriben, Nnbrans b,A
SIrsej MID bem fOpft SGurc TN Uldatn, Ssr,kreuasn, 5sb.
bt:nntn, IspetitlUfattit SGWere I'm Dlas,n, 5&WdG. unb
eSfts 5sfuel "a gRaasn uas unttrlttb SAwerer Att,m
5efitippfsi Sb~ he Der Iu9sn, 5Iettn tn bena 0tfdt
gtsser uMb Sepfi&mtrs'n, BsfaStrbtu bttm NtbatH, GtIt.
gettsn her paut unt Nustn, etttsnFe4su. GamtrstR In
Rlif: unt ben 9lttbtrH, 5tst TN Rspf xaD Bremen Ina
G!tfb, YanbtAfett unS Ritbrssibla atnbtit.
Dtt Gt8enttlmer %snapfcblsn bttft Wlsbtstn Der NnFnfrifam.
'st bee uhlttImt: lf ~abes3.agt BON BAN qDsrtR unb br
GnGtmeHsnbTtt ~tsrfelren fir dne 2sthsn. wsfIr Fs sSrRtbtnb
~.npfObItn wtrb. @s TT btss istn nsuss unb unstprafteS
Dtt.ttt, fsdtern zines, bS felt 10 9dFrsa BITE TrlEun6 Ssr bsm
amsrttdnt[dtn 0elte ~bea6nbeR BAT unh ttRtn WuF unk Der.
iauf SIS isBt moo su tttntnt HHbssn trrd4t wlrbe. DIE
~dtugntfe, s5tltt berdbn.te unb ausSestt@nttt Ner;ts unb Tri.
~satperfeutn aas adm Ibttltn tttfts eanbts ~ 9unRsu atbeu.
8ttsa ins %unatpsnert unb sia aearus Dur&Itfans bs AdiiSr.
ID sn hem 9tAentblmtr S~ublstEten Nlnana&t, iptI&sn Der.
t!bt nhentstlbltS eur& bic Mstnten Oertteltn Iaet, rnus aud
BEN unelduttsftu %Gbsrjtneen, ba6 btefs rs 8itterS ntrIItd hf
"srlRm'tbfit %psrStsat. utIHt Is srlaHst Sat.
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SettfeOern ! Bethlehem Bethlehem !
SOeben erbaItsn 1000 9funb 8sttfcbern BON Iebenbiacn @1n1su
we&e tb su ben btli8iten preiien Usrfaaf
GbaS. 9OIIdnber, SO. 20 g8eH. 0rattltrnh.
hpii%ea @TFe Spass auh btE Erlts
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GaHagierliite
be5 Sremer S6ife6 uMarYlano", Gapt, SelmerB,
2. Gaiute,

beS 8remer S@ifeS uMarplanb", Gapt, Selmer8,
2. Gajute.
Sppbte Nftaer neblt GGdter, Sal3pebel ; soil
@DBfe, &reb59agen; G9riit, 2uOpis GOpt, 9c<
tbenburg :; 5einr, Starfanger neblt 6amilte, ST.,
9auterba6, neblt Sam, Ma9b, Sflanp II, SD
ter, Matb. Snauf 1t. SAINT, 9isen9auIen Sp9.
Sumter, Sames SPARTAN, Dprbam; ST.. 8pbr=
taltsr u, 5amg G4riit, 8upte 1t, S6pelter, 9elp>
fen gmtl SQaratb, l1fermartt; Solepb SGbbe,
MSppen; Spbann Grf, SGlepDebaul rn gltie
SAerer, Qlbw. geler 1t. Sdwelter, &TniaSber9 ;
@ltle 6aber, Baltimore Stepban 6raut, 9potens
baul en Nhna Gbert, 0iSQnau; Qlnna Stedz
mann, S8nabrid St, 9ippert, 9tbel9aul en q.
&otbntann ,tno Mutter, 8rp6terbed gltIe Do<
fling rno Tp4ter, gramede, 6ernann 8pluann,
8eferbrpf.
3pildenbed.
s, S6leenbeder II. Sam, &Obba6 Gatbartne
GlGs, MGlnuu; 9. arprtnan, 2~Optenbaulen 6,
DerI9, llnterlinsbaule n !, q, 5entel, Gatb, Wien@
gel, MGanau; Sppbte &redler 1t. Spbn, Stape;
Gtlette @elea II, SS6t,, @ablbaule II ; <ut9unpe
2ps II, Spbn, garl &euber 9emPteppprf; s. II,
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DR.. Hufeland.
Galiamiiher GorbiaI

fir i&nta. ottIuna BON bua,n. Grtaltuus, Snautu,tn, Sr6u.
ne, Manben 5als unS f"ftrSsrtEtaJaabuns, aHSatbruns unN
gsnn np& nS8itd, Gr'-. .terun9 fur AGt an hteftr RraniBttt
9ettenSs, fslbR tn ben tsBtsn 5tdht,n.
Dttfs btrlbnnts 9rsYatattun III sIet& BEN &ttttrn tuSerI6i.
au8trtttatr unb esfdbrlt&,r ais az, antert htntn Bite BtusA.
tr 6tsits earbts unterTprftn nnb - Rrdniktten Ate Su,, 4.
9e Wutboritdt fat: SD min nt&t bttdupttn, tat .&alt"
lnF nns III, mas bic pef unA bA: stbs Ftsbsr fur BITE Btwst.
ar dnetrer 3snen fnb. absr Id !dnn btHirnut SerE&esn, ba1
Te uas Granttttssn ssn sr6ssrer OsfabrGt&ittt unb nats1
~ttcbtfdat ~tntu9rtn.
elmer tlctH,n GrfdItuns tn.Rtptntea Rrdutttittn' ltIat l5 6d
ttnem 9ltf ustr natltbtnht ans sen 0srt&ttn beS bbtlaheI.
sttA 1tiunbpettsdntss euinSmmtnt Eabt1t. ErsSbsm Hkt.
ia7tlebtA antrlannt stat Der 8~s@unbta,n g tdAte be. untsn ID
lst9t bFt 6dbeusi
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8i4ti9 fitr iun9e 0eute!
Sr. Samiun'S unS 9r. 9acuffes
OeutId : frau,DiiIhe SeiInuS1oI+


Sr. Gamiun'S unS Or. 9acpffe's
Oeutl6 : fran3SItide Seilanffalt.
52 8rDaSpas, ttm ct. Wlbclas Sptel a~eoeniiber. Msu- Ocr,
Die Netbweut tetsit In ~8rantbeitet Der Geltl htsproons CIV:
rattpucae unD biuiae Sebanotune benz eeAt1den Qublifun13 brr Sos ~
Staaten 81 bteten, lat Die obteen Serren Yerdnlast, oud In Sioss.
Spectalitdt unent8eltlt6tn Ratb su ertbeilen. '"'
Sn eielen 10 lpi6tt9en llebtla 1T ibre S~ebanpluuo Or oIoo MT,
%Nerisnt8tn. mel3e n Ger Yariler grarts anaewanot u9S Spn SbSnI
nern, wie Ntcnrp, Selpean &c. pertreten wtrb. ~"
I'm dub bier bteie 70 ~erfoiereiGe Metbobe e~in,ufabreu. nat er.
Or. Satpre pn benz Hospital des Veneriens In @aris i'd Be.
wp8en 8eiublt, Elm 8wetebureau III Mep=gprt In cbioer @nftnIt
Setn merOen.
Yerlcner. welde nit Senett6en ODER aebetnsn &rdutbetten bp.
pattet, tno 'onrG Sailehersuie, SeIbftteRedune Corr fOnfiae gus,
ihTettun9en tbFe geunebett beruntergebradt baben, an GsSSMt
~nisiAmdGe, 9ttern Ger @teber, &ueenidpd6e, 8udsnIhmsr,s.
oeer potl gar I6cn an Scutcmmener Smpptens Ober 0efdIrTtS.,
f6wd6e lstoen, mEgen i6 pertraurnSSca an pttae 9lnlaYt wsr
ben. Sic wcrten f@fr 8etttlt, Oene tn ibren GeI6diten oehSrt
Al Werben. "
Sn Ssn t%etrefenien 8daen HsrSen aud eIeetril6e, oolponird,
un6 ma 8neti6e Wttttel a%neewenbet. "IW
Gu6 wtrS per Gorreiponpent tn Sriefen NRatb ertbett, aruu
etnse,6lNHen tln6. ISOLDE Srhe tittet man an gpr S576 Wct-
Office 9fen- Bort 3u abteiFren. FT"
Mn Sic 0amen,
Or. SonNpn'S unb 0acofe'S Nrsnetmittel fir RronFhsI+o,
tn 6eren StfCe ;u erbaIttn. @pniultatiCnen unentaeltli6.
Die Sariler prrflterten ptlen ,ur SerGe huna Ser nroratiHen
Netnt9una ptrten nit etGetrr StherbCit, pbne Sdrer,en ctct
ipnlt9e unbeauenItGtett oocr @efabr, unb rersen per pof frei
nab alien atetlen Ger Stabt ODER res Qanbcs mad Ginfeneuna ppn
SO an SCr 1916, got Office Nep-sprt, Itsri6tft
Damentr0ntbetten, ne ireieer 8lu6, @ebarniuttertcrfau &c.
faben fdneue geleittama In pbt9er MnfaIt.
Selma Gar1Httrt|
IL 8eISabere 8ipmer fir DameH! s Io.iL.tup
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Olt(t 3atltn stiatu, bag bexabtsba 4. EttI amer Gtt.b.
idai tn bttitn 2an6s burA N~asjsbrung serurIaGt Htshtn. al.
aeEtbtn 9n ben sablrsihtn aabtrn 4ethtn, Bic Spn ttns
lttGten G.:s!!sn1 btrbttaefItrt UtrAfn
Sdunt eutre G,funbbett Unto menr tbr an elmer GrfSltuna Der
8ruf pber Qune. letbet, faufet cine Slafbe Sn 6ufetanb,S
baliantfdtnn 9orttal- une tbr f6nRet auf i&ere Genefuta retneu.
9auenbe baben btefes eettda ub beFen wunberbare QDirtuno
beleuat.
Sufen fpntuht dber ndndnhdl pom Str6Brbenert Wldaen. In mel.
dem Safe has uOeutf6e 8itterS" eebrdutt iperten fSGte. Sn
6dGen Sn etnent anbnnernben Sufet berratrenbtr Sdp66e rnS
@bfraAnune hes sanSen Spfents ptrb man has 8tt!erS Urn arDsenn
gtsben fnbtn.
6aFelOe wirb einats tet Or. 6. M. SadfUn, 4ss Mrdar.
Y~tilaeelptia, Serfertt8t uno BET alet DtISetfen unb Sluretaitern
turt be Der. Stdnten rert1uft. ~
VrtiS Is genta bic 8Iaf&e. W1.N
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1892. 8eIdnmtsttl Der SttrktTIQt
etdsber an SHmtnbfu&t 1912
I, sEbert Rranibsttea S,949
's:1 SstammtSat! Bat 5terbtfduE
St1rGfn an S&ipinbGs&t 1895
~ anttrr Trdr!ettsu 1884
---
1874 5eIsm ntt3a9l Der Sierbs{dls
Stdrttn an S@HtRbfu&t ATS
q, dnbere RranEbGttn $685.
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SO. IA G%ambeuitr., SpiI6en 9tabt= umS Gbule8ltr.,
eertauit Die bette grDett gum b~tli9ltelt Qrcie, Nu927 I'm
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-04-26
DIED,

On the 2Jth inst, of ErySpslas, Mrs. MELISSA
swIsnER, w!io of. ]. Swishcr, aged about SO
years ,sr
The deceased possessed all the qualities that cod
ondcar her to friends and relatives, Of Bhom she
had large number. She left disconsolate hus-
band and fivo children to mourn her untimely
death. We sincerely aympat hizc with them in
their bereavement.
On the nth inst, from disease of tho heart
ELIZABETH, wife Of ISAIAH SMtTH, aged G2 years.
The deceased was an amiablc and exemplary
woman, and her loss is severely felt by largo
circle of friends and aeighbors She was born in
County Derry, iceland, cmigratc6 to this c ountry
in 1923, and vas ma;ried Jan. IA, 1880. For if
teen years past she has been pious member of
the Presbyterian Church, and wGs highly esteem
cd by all who knew her.
On Saturday ast, the 2lst inst, of Consumption,
WILLIAM SnocKEY, aged about 80 years.
The deceased was well known IN this commit
nifty and the esteem in which he was held was we'll
attestod by tio inmonse number who participat-
cd in paying his remains the last tribute ofres-
pcct. lilo was pious member of the NJ. Z. Church,
aud for several years had been local minister
thereof r..', q, sac -.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-04-26
Commercial SnteIIigclltr.
CincInnaiiMnrket.

MONDAY EVENING, April "a.
PRovIsIoNs--Tho market has not changed in
nny essential particular since Saturday; the dc
muGd for any article is only oderate but holders
generally ask rates shade above those buyers
are willing t. pay. a moderate demand for meas
Pork, with sales of 400 brs at II 25 Not much
Offering at this rate. Bacon rather dull: 30 hhds
Sides sold ats Acs and 40 ID at the same rate; l6
hhds Shoulders sold ut re. A fair demand for
bulk Meats and holders firm: sales of 50 hhds
Shoulders at SIC. Sides Gre held at Sj%Ms6Ic
Lard j. generally hela at lo3s@lOh, but 30 tier
ecs sold ut lU14t.
FLOuR--No change in the MARKET the demand
is moderate. The sales are confined to $50 brls
at5 5OGS 30 for suporfle, end G515 30 for ex-
ira,
WuIsKY--A dull and heavy market to-day.
and drices Ac. lower, closing heavy: the sales
were 800 trs' at IKE, including that from
wagon. ~
QUA sale of 80 Iris. Linseod at 67ytc.; 25
brs. at 6G16c.
GRocERIEs-A fair demand for Coffee, with
sales of 2GO bags at l'lk@l4]5c. Sugar dull aud
the demand quite light at715 to SIC. for com
mon to prime. Molasses quiet at 45@46c
WnEAT-Therc is a good demand for primo
White at S5@l 80, and for prime Red at i,3Oa
o3 Spring is dull at SllS@l 20, and good
deal Offering:
CoRE-The demand continues good with light
recs. Pis, and the market frm at 44@45c. for ear
in bulk, and Acc for shelled
oATs-Therc isa good demand with light re-
cepts and prices are shade higher; we quoto
them as 45GlGc in bulk.
HAY--The market is steady with Cnir de-
mand at lS@l9 per tun for prime Timothy in
bales on arrival, and 22@34 loose in wagons.
% BUTTER-Primc fresh is scarce and In demand
at lS@2Oc; common is dull at lO@l2c. THERE'S
good deal Ofinfcror in the market, which is sold
for grease atsc.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-04-26
Legal Notice.

| T0 Aseneth Turner and Elizabeth Miller, of the
l. County ofVinIon and State ofOhio; Stephen
Miller, of the State OF Iowa, and Jonathan Elicit
and Barbara Elicit, his wife, Of the State of In
diana: You will take notice that on the 2st day
Of March, A. ID. 1860, John Bell filed petition
in the Court of Common Pleas within and for the
County Of Vinton aforesaid, whore the same is
now pending, demanding partition ofthe follow.
ing premises, situate in said county, towit: The
North half fofthe South h-west quarter of tho North
east quarter Of Section No. 5, Township No. of
Range No. Is, containing 20 acres more or less
Also, the following tract, beginning at the bank
Of the creek; thence 20 poles west of the South
east corner of said Section No. 81 thence west to
the South west corner of the East half Of tho
East half of the Southeast quarter; thence north
81 poles to stone; thence cast 10 deg, south Al
poles to stone; thence south lG poles toa white
oak on tho iank of the creek; thence down said
creek with the meanderings thereof to the place
Of beginning, containing 26 acres more or less,
(sayc and except part Of said tract laid oil in
town lots and added TO Allensylle.) Also, the
wsSt half of che southeast quarter Of said Sec
tiOn No. 3, containing 50 acres, more or less, and
the south half Of the south-we quarter of the
north east quarter of said Section No. 8, contain
ing 90 acres, more or less, (saye and except the
following tract ,commencingGrth southwest cor
nor of the southeast quarter of said Section No. 81
bucuVe uOIIu IL CHllllN - lllhsj lueNce sOUlH %
II deg cast 20 chains II links to the ro I'D thence
south deg. 80 min, west chains 80 linkste the
north east corner of lot No.47, in tho townofA al
lcnsyille; thence west chain, % links thence
south g. chains; thence west chains" So links /;
thence south chains, 20 links to stohc at the
Section line; therco west 81 chains to the place
of beginning, containing twenty- acres and
fortyfve one hDndredths of an acre, more or less,
aud save and except lots numbered 50, SO, 3l,SS
and 80 in Millor's addition to the town ofAllens-
vill). Also, Lot No. 46, in Millcr's addition to
Allcnsvilo The said pcttion.demandst that par
tition he mado OF said premises as follows: To
the said John Bell, nine equal fourteenth parts;
to the said Ascneth Turner, two equal fourteenth
parts; to the said Stephen Miller, two equal four
tecnth parts and to the said Jonathan Elicit and
Barbara Elicit in right of the said Barbara, one
equal fourteenth part thereof; and said petition
sets forth that said Elizabeth Miller, widow of
said Peter Miller Sr., is not entitled to dover in
said premises, having rellnquishe1 the same By
conveyance to said petitioner. At the next term
Of said Court application will be made by the said
petlioner for an order that partition may be
made, 65c of said promises. '
-F JOHN BELL, Petitioner.
BY BINGHAM & HAMILTON, his Att'ys.
March 90, lSB0.-3S'GW. So. ..t's