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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-26
IMPORTANT TO PLANTERS.
THE 1850
RICHMOND FACTORY,
RICHMOND COUNTY, GEORGIA.

RICHMOND COUNTY, GEORGIA,
CONTINUES to manufacture WOODEN CLOTH at
~ 121a cents per yard for Plain, and 16 cents for
Twills-hnding evsry material except the Wool. The
extensive and constantly increasing patronage the
Factory has enjoyed for years past the Propre
tors that the article of Winter Clothing for Negroes
made by them, has not been surpassed by any Cloth
made North or south.
Recent extensive improvements, and others
being erected enable keep the standard the
Goods, and secure an early delivery.
Planters or others, who may wish to send Us Wool
to be made into Cloth, send it dirty clean-if
washed, 1t should be done in cold water, and done
thoroughly. If sent dirty, we charge half cent per
yard for washing. BURY Wool is not objectionable
the burrs are removed by machinery. THENAMEO OF
THE OWNER SHOULD BE MARKED UPON EVERY
PACKAGE SENT.
Wool sent by Railroads in Georgia, Alabama Tennes
sec, or South CAROLINA, to the Augusta Depot, with
OWNERS NAME and EsRichmond Factory, marked
upon it, will be regularly and promptly received, and
the Cloth, when made returned to the point directed
Each parcel is made up in the turn received.
We would especially urge upon patrons the great
necessity of sending in the Wool as clipped.
II this rule s followed, the parties would always be
sure of having the Cloth in ample time.
ALI instructions 10 MeSsrs. FLEMING & ROWLAND,
our Agents in Augusta, Ga A. JOHNSON,
mar22-2w President Richmond Factory.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-03-26

LOUISVILLE, March 25.-The river is fall
ing, with six feet s inches water Ill The
canal
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nent separation from their former confeder-
ates, it would seem to be the part of wisdom
and sound policy for the people of the United
States to acquiesee in that desire. Nothing
can be gained by the interest of peace and
dignity or good neighborhood or reciprocal
trade, by persistent refusal to ascertain and
Tx disputed relations which must be adjusted
in the end, and which can be more satisfacto-
rily adjusted by negotiations before war than
by negotiations after war.
And this leads us to remark that the people
of the loyal States have an interest in the
adjustment of this question at an early day,
so soon as it shall be satisfactorily ascertain
ed, Gf it should be SO ascertained,) that the
secession of the Confederate States is defni-
tive; for, in the interval, vacancy exists in
the representation of the Seeding States in
Congress, but as the new appor.ionmeut of
Federal representation, consequent upon the
late census, proceeds On the assumption that
these States still form part of the Union,
1t follows that the people of the adhering
States are pro fonta deprived of the additional
representation they would receive in case the
ratio OF representation should be fixed with
exclusive reference to the population which
acknowledges fealty to the Constitution of
the United States.
There is also another consideration which
pleads strong in favor of adjusting this ques-
ton according to the accomplished facts of
our political situations as soon as all the in
disations shall infallably point to a perma-
nent dissolution of the Union. We allude
to the adoption of amendments to the Con-
stituiion of the United States. One such,
having been proposed by Congress at its
late session, is already pending before the
several States, and if National Conven-
ton is called others will be admitted. BY
the terms of the Constitution it is required
that such amendments shall be ratified by
three-fourths of all the States. The seces-
sion of seven States has reduced to twenty
seven the number of States still adhering to
regarded, in spite of their alleged secession,
as integral members of the Union, it will be
in the power of any two States to defeat the
ratification of amendments to the Constiiu-
ton, for the ratification of twenty-six out Of
the thirty-four States will be necessary to
procure the requisite majority of three
fourtbs. In the presence of such facts il is
obvious that there is a point beyond which it
would be absurd to push the exactions of
theory in opposition to the dictates of politi-
cal prudence.
If then, the Developments of the ensuing
year shall leave no doubt respecting the de-
termination of the people in the seeded
States 10 maintain their present attitude to-
wards the United States, we shall advocate
the policy of their recognition by our Gov
eminent, and this among other questions,
might be referred to the arbitrament of
National Convention, which would be called
to make arrangements with especial reference
to this matter. In the meantime, and equal
ly in behalf Of both Governments, We shall
not cease to inculeate the duty of patience
and the arts OF peace.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-02-14
Sale of Real Estate.

nN the 9th day Of March, 1861. between one
" o'clock and three o'clock P. M, of said duy
on the premises in Wayne township, Belmon,
county, Ohio will be sold TO the highest bidder tho
following real estate rs the property Of Michael
Pasco, decd, situate in the county and state niore-
said being part of the west half Of the north.
west quarter OF section 81, township 6, range oi
Marietta district, and beginning at the mol th-weet
cerner OF i'd hall quarter section, thence south
42 8 perches; thence east TO tho east boundary Of
said half quarter thence west to the beginning c1n-
tai,ing % acres, mare or less.
ALSO part OF the west half OF the sad quarter
conta lining 81 05 acres, more or less, beginning nj
the south west corner of snid halt quarter section
thence Gus, SO perches to stnke; thence north
ll76 perches to a 81 axe; thence west B3 perches
to a stake, thence ll76 porches TO the beginning.
Also-a tract continuing abort 30 acres, being
pert OF the east half of said quarter, beginning
at the north corner OF said east hall quarter.
thence north s9l oeast 80 poles te stake, thence
south 10 enst 100 poles TO stake, thence south
S9i@ west 30 poles to the southwest corner ot
said half quarter, thence north ? ives, 60 poles
to the beginning, subject 10 the dover OF The wild.
ow Of Francis Pasco, which is II! acres of Of the
south end o { the said 80 ucre let
lst trhct appraised at S23O 90; I'd tract appraised
ut S1220 ,O0 Sd tract appraised at s2O5,O0.
TERMS ~ down. / in one year, and in two
years, with interest from sale.
JESSE l.. BEVAN, Executor.
February IA, 1866, 5w.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

NENJAMIN DAVENPORT, OF the State Ct
~ Virginia, is notified that on the 10Th day OF
January, 1861, petition was filed against him
and others. in civil action in the court OF COM
mon pleas Of Belmont county, Ohio by Wise.
Pusey & Co., the object and prayer OF which are
to procure an order of said court tor the sale %!
the following real estate, stu tied in said county,
as The property ol John Ham ond; that is to say,
the southeast quarter of seci No 49, in town
ship No 5 OF Range No con lining lG0 acres;
excepting iherefrom 81 acres 8 roods and II per.
ches, sold by said Hammond 10 Sainnel Hu,chi-
eon, ond more particularly described in the decd
from Hammond 10 Hu,chison, 10 sati sly judg-
ment recovered against Hammond BY Wise.
Pusey g. Co., and upon which real estate said
Davenport holds mortgage, executed to him by
snid Hammond, and which is unsatstied upon the
record.
The sa,d Benianhin Davenport Is required to
answer said petition, setting forth how much. II
anything. is due him en- said mortgage. on or be-
fore March 10th, 1891. II. SKINNER.
Jan "a, 1851, CIV Attorney for plaintiffs.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-02-14

S@" LOCAL NEws.-In conducting THE
CHRONICLE we intend to pay especial atten-
ton to the local columns County papers
have their circulation principally within the
county in which they are published, and are
generally taken for the purpose of ascertain
ing what is going on in the neighborhood. :
We shall, therefore, spare no pains to make
The BELMONT CHRONICLE the best local
paper published in the county; in short, we
expect to make It necessity 10 the people
ofthe county, believing when that is done
it will be profitable not only to them but to
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SIiERIt FS SALE.

James r. Hunt vs.. Jesse White, ct al.
pY virtue o mandate TO me directed from the
- court oi common peas of Belmont coinIy,
Ohio, will offer iur sale nj the front door .! tho
court house il 81 Clairsvie, on
Tuesday. February 10, 1861,
between the hours Of 10 A and II OF said 1ay
The following real estate described as iollows 10
wit: Beginning Tor the same 43 6h-i00 pe,ches
north oil tie south.ta art corner of the soutii-oast
quarter OF section 2I, township and range t.
thence north TO station ~ 81 $1,000 perches -
thence north IS 10 west 32 20 100 perches 20 Sta
zion 3; thence south 30iS west 80 20 100 perches 10
station in the centre of ihe road; thence south
35IS east lS Sl0O perches to the place OF begin
ming, containing two t2l acres with the sppure-
nances lhareunlo belonging. NJ
Apprnis, al the sun ol 5000. 80
Terms of sale cash r l.ocuAdYss.k
Special Master. =
sherif's Office. St. Clsirsville, January f7tSs
1861 Trinier's Ices S3.s0
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

John Shane, ct al vs. r. II. O'Neil and o.
NJ. Sponsler.
DY virtue Of n vendi 10 me directed from the
ID Court OF Common Pleas of Belmont county,
Ohio will offer for sale nt the Court House in St.
Clairsville, on
Tuesday, March 10, 1861,
between he hours OF 10 A. NJ. and 4 P. NJ. or said
duy, the following real estate, Ia wit
The undivided one-half OF the onc-fourth Of on
mere be the same more or less, in clion ~ town
snip and range Q, and being the same real estate
on which Robert H. O'Neil and Oliver NJ. Sponsler
now reside, and being west and adjoining the
town of Bel laire. Appraised at Sl40o0s: Terms
of sule cash. 7. LOCHARY,
Sheriff of Belmont county Ohio.
SherifNs Office ST. Carsve, Feb Il, lS6I-s4.
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ADMINIsTWAToR,s SALE.

IN Pursuance OF an order Of the Probate Court
j si Belmont county, Ohio, made on the 9th
day of May, A. D., 1860, the undersigned Admin
istrators Of the estate ef Lindey M. Holloway
decd, will on the -H.iiF
Ninth Day of March, 1851, Z
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. N. and ?. NJ,
on said day offer oi sale OIL the premises or 10 the
town OF Flushing, the following properties, viz
Lot No. Al, with dwelling. old store-room and
stable, and also splendid FARM, miles East
Of Flushing, lying on the Uniontown road, in
Wheeling township, containing I'D riaH = ~
,stir ESQ ACRES, hut ases
more Or less beautifully s,uaisd, with pretty good
dwelling house, good barn, good orchard ana well
the neighborhood.
RJ-Ahy person wishing 10 purchase will please
come and look b.fore dsy Of sale. {,
TxRns OF SALE |; Oue-third In hand and the
baIsnce 10 TWO annual payments. with interest
.au ''' 'pp''''u PN' " DANIEL HOLLOWAY.
!. February 7, 1861. isb'M
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SHERIFFS SALE.

John Doudua, Admir- VS.. John Hartley, ct
al.
pYvirtuo Of a mandate to me directed from thu
- court Of common pleas Of Belmont county
Ohio, will sell on
Tuesday, February 10, 1861,
at the front dooro Of the court houso, in ST. Claims
yillo in said county. between the hours Of 10 A N
and o'clock, IN OF said day, the following dc.
scribed real estate, 10 wit; Situnte in Bolmon,
county and state VI Ohio, and known, designated
and described as follows: Being part objection
No. three ts). township No. eight tsj and range
No. .; beginning for The boundary thereof at The
south east corner Of said section three thence N
with the section line one hundred perch Q and
oigl t-tenths Of perch 200 Sl0) ton stone plant
cd; thence with road north $50 west ~ Lilo per
chess thence north 4I@ west % pcrches o
stake In the rond; thence south 37iS west 2ii
perciies to stake; thence south 2l5 west 26 per.
| ches TO stake, thence south 2jS west " Sc 100
pcrcles to stake; thence south 6lo east 20 3 100
perches 10 stake; thence north l2o eost l8 "a.
iVV pefches 10 stake In .ie section line; tbeDce
with the section line east Go s6 100 pcrches TO te
| place OF beginning, containing 40 acres, roods
and ~ perciles, more or less
second tract.-Beii.g part Of section No3 and
section No. 2 in township ., range 6, aud com.
in,ncisg Tor the boundary ih reof at p,int ~ ~.
lOO pefches sJuih from the northwest corner oi
the northeast quarter OF section No nnd running
thence south 1919 ehst sc 6-I0 to stake; thence
north $50 east 80 6s.lOO pcrchcs 10 a stske;-
thence north 25S east 81 56.lO0 pefches; thence
north 2i9 east 26 porches; thence north 37i@ T..
"a 5.l0 perches to stake in the road: thence
| along tie rond north 44l9 west 81 7-I0 perchcs;
rhence north 64S west 81 $40 perchos; thence S
1919 west % 4il0O perches, thence south 7SiS
west 81 As 100 to stake in the quarter section
linei thence south with said limo 10 56-l00 per.
ches 10 the place OF beginning, containing lie
acres, roods and IA perches.
First tract appraised at S1g54,T5.
Second tract appraised at $500, ,37i.
Terms cash. p. LOCHARY,
Sheriff OF Belmont county. Ohio.
Sherif's Office, st. CIuisville. January i7th, A
d.. fS61.-SS4G
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SheriG's Sale.

Josiah Hinton VS.. Samuel Shepard.
RY virtue Of an order Of sale 70 me directed
ID from the court OF common pIoas Of Belmont
county, Ohio, will Offer tor sale on
Tuesday, March 1861,
at the door Of the court house in ST Clairsviilo
be tween the hours Of 10 and 4 Pm Of said day
the following real estate, 70 wit situate in the
cou nty OF Belmont and State Of Ohio. being q
purt Of the southeast quarter OF section II, Up
and range 9, beginning for the same at larg,
white oak tree on the western boundary of sale
quarter about fifty and fifty two hundredths rod,
south OF the northwest corner OF said quarter
running thence south thirty and sixty. four hun
dredths rods to q sto ne on the west bohndry line
OF said quarter; thence south 63tS east 90 rods
thence south AZ rods, thence south l7i9 wcs
eight rods; thence 80 32-l00 rods, thence north
26o east 20 64.lOO rods 10 post ON the end Of q
lane; thence with snid lane south S5&9 east u
rods; thence north 1872 east 60 72,l00 rods thence
in north west ern direction up the ravine with
a strait line TO locust tree, the fifth station or
the original survey of n tract surveyed for David
Hinton by John Kennon; thence south 829 W Al
42-lo0 rods to the place Of beginning contain ing
Terms OF snle cash. Y LOCllARY,
Special Master
Sheriffs Office, st Clairsvills, January "a, 1861
--S5,10 HtH HItHH l| .ft
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NASHVILLE, February 10. 1861.
The Peace Conference.

In the Peace Conference, Virginia men,
bers have demanded Crittenden's resolu-
tons with Powell amendment providing for
the right of transit through and sojourn in
Northern States with slave property. -
Mr. Chase at once declared that this was
inadmissablc, and that the Conference had
better separate if such an ultimatum was
insisted upon.
The Conference will hardly be able to
agree upon an entire plan of settlement but
it will probably recommend the calling of q
National Convention. : Cincinnati Gazette.
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SHERIFF'S SALE,

Benz. +. Ogle VS.. Daniel Goodwin.
DY virtue of an order OF sale to me directed
ID from the court OF common pleas OF Belmont
county, Ohio, lwi sell on
Tuesday, February 10, 1861,
at the front door OF the court house in ST Glars
vile in said county, between the hours OF 10 A NJ
and 4 o'clock, Of said day, the following real
estate, to wit SitIaft in the county oi Belmont
and State of hio, and being in section No 80
township Q, range 2; ard part OF the farm known
os the Rodier farm and commencing at stake
in the southeast corner Of said lot, where two
aroecting streets called Frank lin and Ravine
preets intersect each other, running thence IN a
hortheTnI direction on the west line oi said Frank
lin street 10 the corner OF Dodson and Mercer 3
lot thence in a western direction on the line oi
said Dodson nnd Mercers lot to . projecting
street called Clinton street; thence In southern
direc on on the east line Of said street to Ravine
street thence in eastern direction on the north
line of said Rayine street 10 the place oil begin
ninf, containing eighty-lwo hundredths OF an
acre, more or less. Appraised a,$15.
NS'N' p. LOCHARY,
su Sheriff OF Belmont county, Ohio.
Sherifis o&ce, ST, Clairsyille, Jan u, lSsl. SIS
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Nicholas Crawley VS.. Daniel Grimes, ct al.
Wy virtue of mandate tome directed from
~ the court o common peas OF Belmon, Co.
ONO, will offer for sale at the front door Of the
court house, In ST. Clairsvile, on
Tuesday, March 5, 1861,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock, N and O'Clock
D Of said day, the following described real es
iats, TO wit--Lot No. !. in block No. 2O in Dsllair
city, Belmont county, Ohio.
ALSO-At the same lime and place, the north
east quarter Of section 7, township nnd ran2e4,
in said county of Belmont; except l-2 ucres sold
10 Robert Duncan, containing seventy seven III
acros, more or less.
Appraised as follows--Lot No. l, Pellsire city
at et700; II acres at S26lso0. Terms eash.
.' 2. LOCHARY, Special Master.
Sherif's Office, January 3Ist ls6l.-S3,s5
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Fruit Trees.

Fruit Trees. a....
A PPLE, Pear, Peach, Plum, Cherry, &c. both
n Standard ind Dwarf Trees, Of the most
approved varieties for Ohio and the South West
much better and cheaper than Eastern-grown
trees, for Western Planting.
Crane Vines, including the finest new, hardy
orts Delaware, Diana, Rebecca, Concord Har..
ford Prolific, &c.; good strong roofs, ut reduced
prices.
ORNAMENTAL SHRuBs.-Over one hundred vari-
cites, many Of them very beautiful and cheap for
embeishing dOorynrds Il making home attractive.
Everpfeens of all the hardy, approved kinds,
many OF them OF large size, and having been sew
era times removed in the Nursery are sure 10 grow.
ROSES-A splendid col lection, including fifty
or more of the finest Hybrid, Perpetual, Moss, and
oifer hardy kinds, as we'll as Chinese, Noiseite
Tea, &r., at very low prices Also, Double Dab
las, Verbenas and other choice Flowering Plan,i
in gren, variety
A new Descriptive Cata ogue will be seut gratii
10 all applicants. Trees, &c. will be secure !,
packed and forwarded to any points on the Raj |
roads. Canal or Ohio River, as may be desired ant
money may be safely sent safely to us by Express
or otherwise, from all parts Of the country.
| Address .sllaiirl go . ~ aaf.
BATEHAM, HANFoRD & Co,
| febl4 NilN NfY columbus, Ohio.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

William Hare vs.. james G.. Eleriok.
by virtue Of an order Of sale to ms directed
- from the couSt OF common pleas Of Belmont
county, Ohio, will offer for sale at tho door Of
the court house in ST. Clairsville, on
Tuesday, February 10, 1861,
between the hours OF 10 A NJ and NJ OF said day
the following real estate. to wit; The west par,
Of front lot No. So in the town of BdrnesvilIe.
Belmont county. Ohio. and bounded and desert
bed Us follows: Beginning at the northwest cor =
mel OF said lot on Main street, and running with
the bearing of said Main street Cd OF twenty three
feet and three inches thence south with the bear
ing OF the brick house now on the premises 8 fee,
and one inch thence west with the bearing OF
said brick house line inches; thencei south with
the bearing of said lot tw elye feet and inches
thonce east with the course Of Muin street nine
inches, thence south with the course OF said towr
plat to the alley th Of said front lot, thence
west with said ulle y % feet and three inches &c
the southwest corner Of said lot; thence north
with Strawberry alley to the place Of beginning
Appraised OF the sum of $500 Terms OF sa 10
caslf. p. LOCHARY, Special Master
Sherifis Office ST Clarsville, jan II, 1S6l-s4,5
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BELMONT COUNTY, OHIO, COURT
OF COMMON PLEAS.
Notice..
Milton j: Burr, Administrator Of Joslua
Lamp, deceased, Plaintiff,
Michael McKearney, Defendant.

Mlchacl Dlchearney, defendant.
THE defendant, Michael McKsarney. is here
l. by notified that on the isth day Of January,
1851, tho above named plaintiff flied petiuor
against the said defendant IN the clerk. office ol
the above nnned court, the object and prayer oil
which is TO procure M order to sell the follow ing
described real estate, si,ua ed in said county oi
Belmont aud being pHt OF section rs. township
range .; beginning Tor lie bound aries Mt a stne
morkod on VIM Bur's sns and running thence
south 5si9 enst i4.os poles to a stone marked o
thence in the same direcaon until IL intersects
the bed Of the raiIrpad; rhenoe along said bed
un.il 1t iniersects the Somerton rond reserving
always 10 the Cennsl Ohio ralrvsd oon pany
such an amount Of territory NJ Is necessary for
completing a double track. as specified in an
article Of agreement bstwese1 ssid csmpsny and
N S Burr and brother; lhense north along said
Soinerton road ~ poles TO a stone marked t.
thence north east TO the place oi beginning, con.
tanning ono acre, moro os less, and known ne the
warehouse properly, together with the privilege
Of switch and railroad station granted to said NJ s
Burr, upon NOR gage on eaid premises given hy
said defendant 10 said plniniif 10 SECURE the pay.
men OF 292 dollars January II, 1851 and 202 dol
lars January "a. 1857, with interest from January
IL 1860, no part Of which has boen, paid
The defendant 10 required 70 answer by March
~ 1851 d 8 ADAMS. Clerk.
d T CowIs. Plaintiffs Attorney.
January "a, f8Gt, 6w