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Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-04-11
The Whig Party Rediyivus.


 Mir Lincoln, in making his appointments to distinguished posts, has selected his men entirely fl om the ranks of the old whig party, and almost entirely ignored the democrats who helped elect him. The New York Evening Post makes the fol- lowing classification of cold Abe's" for eign appointments:
 Former Whigs.
 ExGLAND-Minister plenipotentiary, Charles r. Adams; Secretary of legation, Chas. Wilson; As sistant secretary of legation, John Adams.
 FRANcE--Minister plenipotentiary, William L. Dayton; Secretary of legation, W. II. Fry.
 SARDINIA Minister resident. George P. Marsh. TURKEY Minister resident, Jas. Watson Webb. AUSTRIA Minister plenpotentiary, Anson Bur lingame.
 SWEDEN AND NoRwAY-Mnister resident, Jacob T. Halderman.
 DESMARK--M Minister plenipotentiary, Thomas II. Nelson.
 BELGIuM-Minister resident, Henry S Sandford. PoRTuGAL--Minister resident, Carl Schurz
 SPAIN-Minister penipotentiary, Cassius M Clay, Secretary of legation, Green Clay. Minister resident, Elisha C. Crosby PoNT1FICAL STATEs-Minster resident, Rufus King
 CoNsUIs--London, Freeman H. Morse; Bor- deaux, C. Davisson; Liverpool Dewitt C. Little john; Havre, James c. Putnum; Aix Ia Chapelie Wm. II. Vesey; Frankfort on the Main, Rufu: Hosmer.
 CoMMIssGoNER-Sandwich Islands, Thomas II Dyer.
 There are twenty-two in all, embracing all tho frst-cass ministries and all the most lucrative and important consu!ships.
 Now look at the other side:
 Former Democratg.
 PRussrA-Minister penipotentiary, N. B. Judd secretary, H. Kreisman.
 DENMARK-Ministerre resident, Bradford R. Wood EGYPr- Consul, William $. 1'hayer.
 Or, four in all, and those to second class places F Perhaps 'OId Abes" love for certain whigs is the foundation of Messrs. Walker Thomson and Turner love for cold Abe " They are willing to take him with all of his black republicanism, his negro equality, and his implacable hatred of the South He appoints whigs to office, and snubb> his democratic friends, and hence he is good enough for Messrs. Walker, Turner and Thomson. They hate democracy more than they love the South. They prefer A Abraham Lincoln to Jefferson Davis though Lincoln is the scouge, and Davis the defender of the South. They no doubt yet hope to nestle in ''Abraham's s bosom, and to receive crumb from his table They know that he appoints none but ol( whigs, and they remember that they were once old whigs themselves. This knowl edge does not leave them without hope They fear to come in as black republicans but they hope to come in as old whigs.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-04-11
Probation of Foreign Citizens.
The Gazette again says:

'' Nor is this all. The twenty y-one years proba- | ton which the American party said was necessar, | to qualify foreigner to become a citizen of the United States, has been extended to an entire pro hibiton for life in the constitution of the Confedc rate States. And yet the same men who but few years ago said that foreigners were better Ameri | cans than Americans themselves ,and that the Ame- rcan party worse than the abolitonists, be- cause they said foreigner should not become a citizen in less than twenty y-one years-these same men now prevent foreigners from ever exercising the elective franchise, and prevent the law making power from conierring that right upon them by a constitutional prohibltion.'
 We have searched the constitution of the Confederate States in vain, and cannot find the clause to which the Gazette refers. The Gazette puts the proper estimate upon its cause when 1t Stoops to misrepresenta tion to support it. The constitution of the Confederate States no where requires lifetime probation of foreigner to become a citizen. The assertion that it does is a islander and a falsehood.
 The Gazette is engaged in congenial duty when it eulogizes Il northern, and islanders and msrepresents the southern States and people. We do not envy the feelings of its unpatriotic editor.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-04-11

JacS50,,e we are authorized to announce WM. D.
 oo" A as candidate for tie office Of Pose cuting attorney in the Fomh Judic j Circuit. com posed of the Counties of Perry. Vel. Pope. John- son. Franklin and Crawford election in June Is6l |.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-04-11

;zod ta PROSECUTING ATTosNEY.--We re author ized to announce GORDON F CPaYENS as a candida ae for Prosecuting Attorney for fine | iu- elc,ai district, composed of the counties of Craw iori' ,9 Franklin, Johnson. Pone Perry and YelI.- Election in June, 1861. P0'
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-04-11
SOUTHERN MADE STOVES. B. w VWllSoA
r Co{lege Streek,

IT College Streef, N0shoYOVN \TANUFACTURER OF .fexes- -osl VI TIN WARE, etc, makes ios 'ENNESSEAN,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-04-11
4. POLLOCK & BRO. Ihe NeaO Goods Ar7ired dc TT Inc Ch ap Stor o We have now on h,ud q l,rc,n -to, 1, of

TT h c c h c aI S tor 0 |. We have now on hand q large stol k of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GCOrS, Consisting of
 PLAIN AND FIGURED BERAGES; OR&ANDlES, LAWNS, TISSUES;
 BRILlANTEES, PRINTS, etc., etc. Also d very large stock of the latest style. of
 EM ROI D E R IE $;
 New styles of Sets, Ladies and Cbildrcns' Hats;
 LATEST STYLES SHOES, SLIPPERS and CATERS, for Ladies', Misses and Children; GLOVES and HOSIERY of Silk, Linen Cotton.
 PARASOLS AND FANS, And general assortment of Fancy Goods; also, a
 very large stock of Ribbon. We have on hand, as usual, the largest and best stock of Ready Made Clothing in the dit,, and are selling them at our usual low prices. Gent. call i'll and take look at them. Thankful for past liberal patronage, We hope by strict attention to business and selling at Ue berg forrest prices to continue share of your custom Every body is invited to call and examine our stock "NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS"
 A. POLLOCK X BRO., April II, 1861. Main street.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-04-11

lj' Time divided equally with any opposing 1 speaker.
 IL The public, including ladies, are invited tc attend.
 Gr Newspapers will please give notice of these | appointments.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-04-11
Know Nothing Charges.

The Gazette, with all of the memories of know nottingham clustering fresh around it, takes southern democratic editors to task for approving the constitution of the Con- federate States, which contains an acknowl- edgment ofthe Supreme Being, after having denounced the know nothings for like ac- knowledgment in their platform.
 The case is widely different. The know nothings used the name of the Supreme Being foran electioneering purposo-merely to make votes-while the framers of the new constitution of the Confederate States, approaching the grave responsibility of launching a new republic into existence, did as they ought to have donc-''in 'invohed Me taoor und gajaonce of AlmiyAIy God."
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-04-11
BENTON COUNTY.

"Send me the True Democrat for year and I will remit you the money. It seems to be the wish of great many in this sec ton of the State, that you issue campaign paper at reduced rates, so as to place 1t within the reach of all. Secession is gain ing ground in Benton."
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-04-11

VIE Iag are authorized to announce GRAN NiLLE WILCOX, of Van Bureh, Arkansas. ae n candidate for the office of Prosecuting Attorney ir. lhe fourth judicial circuit of the Stlte of Al.arH 1as' composed of the counties Of Perry Y ell Popl Johnson, Franklin and Crawford, at the ensuI June election Yl
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-04-11

.W We are authorized to announce Hon. B STUART, Of Philadelphia, as "a candida sfor Judge of the Circuit Court, in the ninth iicia district
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-04-11

PREsBYrERY OF ARKANsA s.-TpP Pres bytery of Arkansas will meet at J.s Are, on Friday before the seconl Sabnth in April, at : o'clock, P. NJ. Sessanal se- cords and Commissioners fund sill be cal led for by the Presbytery.
 THOS. R. WEIGH,
 .Sfted Clerk.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-04-11

THE JUDGE LYONS L1E.-- bis mornin6r|
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-04-11
STATE CANVASS.

THOMAS c. HINpMAy, advocating immediate se- cession, will address the people of Arkansas at the following times and places, viz: S Francis cOuDfJ-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-03-28

A FEW days since Judge William Law
renee OF Logan county, Ohio, caused the
following order to be entered upon the Jour
nal of his Court:
~ 1T is orders that tile Sheriff of Logan
County be and hereby is directed and re-.
qulred at every term of this Court, to erect
upon the dome Of the Court House in Belle.
fonnttalne, suitable standard with the fac
OF the American Union thereon, and the
same shall there remain during the sessions
OF the Court, as an evidence of devotion to
the Constitution, the Union, and the enforce
D,eat of the laws. ("
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-03-28

A-We havejust received one of the most
magnificent books of the day. 1t is large,
cheap and elegantly bound work, containing
the lives Of the Patriarchs and Prophets,
Christ and the apostles, Reformers and cities
of the Bible. ~
In presenting this work the publisher,
feel confident that in all the range of litera-
ture no publication can be found containing
so much informotion and Of SO varied a
character as is presented in this volume, ex-
cept procured at much greater expense. -
The agent for the work, Mr.. j. r. Jones, is
stopping in this County few weeks, taking
orders for it. We would recommend our
friends to procure copy.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-03-28
1saths.

cHaD ~ %; GiS,irsye ~, on, last Saturday evening,
IN HAhLES VILLA son Of James W. and NJ
Collins aged years and IL months.
IL % wasa wise ordering OF Providence that par.
eh's N snoulo love mar own children as no one
else loves thcm, and as they love the children of
none besides. "Willis" was fondIv loved by
more than his parents. How sad and sorro WIN /
Is his'o giye hm up to lay his body in the damn
sn sbars cSa g,aMye; His dust precious dust is
nnono ue1 pIs bs isno' there H. is in heaven
"Littie Willie slumbcrs sweetiy
10 his lonely, narrow bed,
feltng storms and how ling tempests
Cannot reach his little head;
Sweet affection drops tear
Oer the spot where Willie lies
Angels whisper look up yonder''
rointing upward TO the skies."' S.G.
In Bellaire, Saturday last. March aad of 1n,..
mitienl Fever. ROBERT c., only son Of hi.
| 8 months. a"u
"RoBBIs" is dead 1t is hard to bslievs Tim,
we shall no more hear his cheerful voice. nor
moe' y merry laugh that burst so often from his
de"di uu I ub whs ths WIS lovely child. But, he is
| and grand father have endured fRut they weep
| ih nope Better is their dear one In his nav
nome lhan ever he could be in this world And
,hhongn aark z their dwelling and full Of sorrow
who doeth all things we'll"
moi eenaath the grassy turf is sleeping
Hlm, whom thou loved,st so weil--thy darling
'Iis Der his broken prison thou art weeping.
IN lie sports with angel In the realm, OF ioy!
iurn 'Iem The grave. where thy thoughts would
Turn from these earthly bonds that Death hath
riven;
finger, :. D"'
ihy boys bright eyes among tho stars Of
HoeveH" fif s G..
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-03-28

sS-The scholars of the Presbyterian
Sabbath School Of Martinsville gave two ex.
hibtions last week, which were largely at
tended. The exercises consisted of Orations,
Essays, Dialogues, Tableauxs, and Music.
In alluding to these exercises, duty demands
that we speak in terms of commcndation.
The first evening Tuesday, was beautiful
one, and our citizens took advantage of its
merits and turned out almost en- n,asse. The
second evening Wednesday, was rather un-
favorable, owing to the inclemency of the
weather; but when the hour for meeting
came, they seemed to forget of the weather
and the crowd was larger than that of the
evening before.
Of the exercises we have but to say that
they were highly creditablc to the scholars,
and reflect honor on the teachers and Super
intendent.
Owing to the kindness of Miss Mollc
Rogers they had one of the best Pianos in
the State, with which Mr.. Bigger gave the
sweetest of music. d.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-03-28
WAsuINnroN NIL nn ~

u WASHINGTON, March %. 1861
Inc senate to-day confirmed the following
Nevada. "''ei"'i oi
Rufus King, Minister Resident at Rome
n Bradford X. Wood, Minister Resident at
Anson Burlingame, Minister to Austria
ELISHA o. Crosby, Minister Resident to
Guatemala. "' W
J. o. Putnam, Consul to Havre
freeman II. Morse, Consul to Lopdon
JAS. H. Anderson, of Ohio, Consul to
Francis II. Woody, Receiver of Public
Moneys at Little Rock.
Lieut.. Hartsuf, Assistant Adiutant Cen
eral, with the rank of Captain.
John =. Z. Cochran, Postmaster at Ian.
caster, Pa. ','' ~ -1A'
. Warren Ii. Huntington, Postmaster of
Iowa. Duouque,
:. JAS. F; Abrahams, Postmaster at Bur
lington, Iowa.
Pittsburgh; Pa. ''' a.
David e. Rose, Marshal for Indiana.
Wm. I. Gurley, Attorney for Iowa
Geo. A; Hourse,. Attorney for Minnesota.
Alex Z. Sands, Marshal for the South.
ern District of Ohio. S ''u'h'
Herbert NJ. Hoxie, Marshal for Iowa
Inc following nominations have been
maze ma, for the Territory of Colorado: VIM.
GIlpin OF Missouri, Governor; Lewis q
Wells, Secretary; Benz. +. Hall, of New.
b, ! bhork, Ghlef Justice; S. Newton Pettis of
pennsylvania, and Charles Lee Armour of
Maryland, Associate Justices; COPELAND
Townsend, Marshal VIM L. Stouchton
OF Michigan, Attorney; Francis NJ. Case of
Ohio, Surveyor General.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-03-28
Saturday, ApriI ~. IseI.
SAERXFF'S S.aLE.
IN PARTITION.
Sarah j. Barnes and husband

Mary A. Alexander, ct al.
ny VIRTUE Of an order Of sale 10 me directed ftcn
,he Court of Common Plcns Of Belmen, county Ohio
VIII oiier Tor sale, at the front door Of the Court House
IN 81. Clarsville, on n ~ - N'' N'''
Saturday, April ~, 1861,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock L x and o.cIock
Nj: OF SAID day, the following real estate 10 wit:
Slhle ~ the county Of Belmont and Sa,e OF Ohio ,pd
Is parf OF Section No. -, Township No and Range
NO y ~ The seubenyille Land pitrct mud Lernui,sg
nr me boinfafies thereof siake In The Shor Creek
road leading from Pennington 10 Mount Pieasnn Al tbe
ls o. irnc, o. land formerly ow,Ied by Thomas Nit
umt M W sun section; thence WSst II chnins and 30
INKS 70 corner in the Section liIe thence South with
sad line " chains and 90 links olhe corner OF Marshal
Mailis lnd thence with said Mathis line H. 10 chains
nhu oO links 10 corner in said Short Greek road: =
uence North y East chains and so links thence N
Easi9 chains aud ~ inksj thence North lIi5 East
ehais ~ and q links, and teee North I0S f. chains
acres nnd ~ perches, more or less ' -
Appraised nj the sum of S2l lOG3
TERMS OF SALE: One third in hand. one third in one
ycnr nnd onerd in Two yeurs with interest on the de-
'eTeuPaymehts' p. LOCHARY,
S,,s ~ Sheriff OF Belmont county, Ohio
shcrifs Office, St. Cluirsville, March y, sUiNsS0o
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-03-28
She1.iH's Sale.
David Harriott

James McConaughey, ct al.
Rf VIRTUE Of an order of sale TO me directed from
- the Cour Of Common Plens Of Belmont county Ohio
in 81. Clairsville on "a :.
saturday, April ~, 1861,
between the hours of 10 O'clock aax mud o,cIock p
NJ: Of said duy,she fplioSins sdbed real esatss to
wit: Being part Of Section Noa2l Township and range
The same being part Of the SouihE and NorthE f. quar-
ters OF said section and bounded the East by the lands
Of Thomas Mccall the North BY the lands OF Thomas
Mccall and Joseph Mccall, on.i West by lands now
occupied by L. Nj. Thornton, aud on the South by lands
Of David arroi and the line Of said second tract OF
land containing 100 5GlOO acres. " N -
The second tract being pa Of the North East quarter
Of Section No 2' Township No. OF Range and bound.
ed on the East by lands Of Charles Atkinson on the North
by the hst described Of land and e land occupied
by L.. NJ Thornton and the section line between sections
% and ~ on the West by lands of John Bgley, and on
the South BY the lands Of Benjamin Reed containing OU
acres. f -
Appraised ats .fdf
ats P. LOCHARY,
IeIms OF SAFE cash. Special Master.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-03-28

Mayhugh and II. NJ Coffman, a Commit
tee to present ticket to the meeting. After
consultation, the Committee reported the
following ticket, which was adopted unani.
mously:
Justices-Tyson Rowles.
BENJAMIN Garrett.
T'ustees-Wm. Gladdon.
WIN. Phillips, E.rt
H. g. Weekly.
GNrk-James Erwin.
Ireasurer--JohD McKisson.
Assessor--C. II. Wilson. Ff lfh
Constables-M. s. Coffman.
Marshall Piper.
On motion Of T. B. Weekly, the Chair
appointed Z. g. Weekly, U. Wilkison. ]
Gordan, Committee to draft Resolutions
for the meeting, wbereupon the following
Resolutions was presented and adopted:
Resolved, By the people of Smith Town.
ship in Convention assembled. that in nro.
ssenting their candidates for popular INF.
frage,, that they pledge themselves nnconJ;.
tionally to the Constitution, the Union and
the enforcement of the laws ''
Resolved, That we are opposed to the
present efforts Of political demagogues and
party cliques to foist upon us candidates Of
their own selection, and we pledge ourselves
use our best efforts in the future TO
putdown all such Anti-Republican practices.
Resolved, That all unconditional Union
men, VINO nave no sympathies with the
movements OF traitors or their friends. are
,nierepy cordially invited to bury all past no.
,i'I ,l.lcai oliierences, and unite upon one com
moau ilon pasis 1or the purpose of sustaining the
States. INV" VI '''o
On m2tion, it was Resolved, that a copy
OF the proceedings Of this meeting be pre-
sentcd to tho county papers for publication
m l.. APPLEGATE, Chairman.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-03-28

p@-M. Il. CONFERENCE. The M. Il.
Conference, in session at McConnellsville
last week, made the following appointments
for this District:
j; D. Mofit, Presiding Elder; Barnesville
K; Hamilton Bridgeport, +. w. Vertican
;Moorrefeld, d. NJ. Holister, j. Phillips
morristown,S. Y. Kennedy, j. r. Cooper
Barnesyillo Circuit, A. j. Lane, A. ID. Nc
Cormick; Beallsville, p. G. Edmonds, T.
y. Rowles; Woodsfeld, j. Henderson
Genteryille, +. w. Brady, G. O. Davis
st. Glairsville, j. L. Deans; Bellairc, j.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-03-28

u SMR, WELSH s REPORT. we call the
especial attention Of our readers to the able
and admirable report of Mr. Welsh upon
the Independent Treasury system, which
may bc found upon the fourth page of to-
days paper .:This report shows up the ut
ter impracticability Of this Independent
Treasury in a mastery and convincing man.
ner, and should be carefully read by every
taxpayer in the State. '
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-03-28

n LID persons knowing themselvas indebtod (v
N me on subscription to The Belmont Chros
icle, or for advertising or Otherwise will cosfar
great favor by settling at their earliest coaveBi
ence. A little effort on the part o friends whom
have trusted from year to year, will save me
much trouble, and hope to hear from you a opes.
will take Wheeling notes, as well ~ notes on
any specie-paying banks.
Persons can settle al any time al The Chronisle
Office. : l7'T77 y
NV accounts at HESpRysBURFH and srwsSls-
VILE aso left in the hands Of r. Ridgewsy, and
at MoRRIsrowN with Lippincou 4 Son 'isar
fel4 D. THOBuRN.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-03-28
Sherif's Sale.
Martha Ferrell, ct al

Nancy Holmes. ct al.

Nancy Holmes, ct al
by virtue Of an order OF sale to me directed
= from the court Of common pleas Of Belmon
county Ohio, will offer for sale on
Saturday, April n, 1861,
between the hours OF 10, A. N and arr. ol
SAID day, the following real estate 10 wit, Trac
No; J., being IN the n W. quarter Of Section No
D, the n 9: qr. Of section u, and the O. Q. or Of
sec' ~ all OF which - In township No. o, and R.
NO; .. beginning for the first alta stone planted
ing thence Q. 80 ee 40 poles, thence sIew 20
poles; thence ia W I52 poles: thence slew
sb4-Ie0 poles: thence 673 a " rs 81 100 poIes.
,nence Tsew l6 54-10o poles; thence . al Q W
10 e4-Ioo poles; thence 7oi ew 81. 100 poles;
,nenee 20 Wv is s6-l0o poles; thence 9 IS . W
. 81, Se iov poles; thence IL poles; thence 50 .
~ poles; thence n ee isl poles 10 the North
sldc OF the creek; thence rs Sc 80 %. 100 poles
,nence ~ = S ". 100 poles; thence n S1i : e
"a oo-loo poles; thence n 76 ee 8 42-lOO poles;
,hence as~ 3c-l00 poles, to section line;
,nepce pc: e9oe 40 poles to the East end Of the r.
the Railrnad; thence n nee 81 2O. 100 90 iss ma
thence w Is 50-l0o poles 10 the beginning.
containing l76 acres roods and perches.
Tract No 2. Being in the North East quarter
section No. II and ihe South East quarter Of
ning nj stake on the section line IS 56-100 poles
niSe from the corner OF sections No. s. 6, II &
~, running thence along the Railroad VI W 81
Zo-ioo poles 10 the East end OF the r. r. Bridge;
thence o " poles to the section line; thence n
e9 " 40 poles 10 Baugh's line; thence . W 20
ls-lO0 poles; thence n IOow 1s-l0O poles;
thence 81 W 33-1O0 poles; thence n SO : " !
~. 100 poles; thence n7ee 40 poles; thence a
ewoI poies TO the Eo1ti, line of the quarter;
thence sssee III po'es 10 the East boundary OF
section No. 10 and thence 81 owi4l 81. 100 DO les
TO the beginning, containing l02 acres, l rood
and thirty.two perches.
Tract No. will be sold subject 10 the dover
interest described as follows to wit. Beginning
at the corner Of section 5. 6, II e. ~. and iunn-
ing thence 80 oe 10 poles; thence slew 20
poles; thence 8 l7t w 1872 coles; thence n 81 81
" l6 s4.le0 poles; thence 70 W IL 81 100 poles;
thence ssl CIV l6 54.lO0 poles; thence 8 7Oi " 8
4s.lOe poles; thence n rec l56 So loo poles;
thence 77oe 81 20-l00 poles; thence Wv Is
$4,000 poles to the beginning containing 70 acres
3 roods and 80 perches.
Appraised as fellows. Tract No. l, subjec TO
the dover interest above described, at 5000, 20
Tract No. 2, free Of dover, at S,25252
Terms Of Sale: one-third on the day of sale :,
ane-third in one year and one third in two years
With interest on the deferred payments
p. L0ClIARY, Sheriff
SherifAs office, St Clairsville. March 2s, 1861.
-S12.00
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sHFRIFFs SALE.
Patience Booker

VS..
John A. Grove and A. N. Grove.
pY virtue oil Vendi to me directed from the
- court OF common pleas Of Belmont county.
Ohio, will offer for sale at the front door of tks
court house in ST Clairsville, on
Saturday, Apri ~, 1861,
between the hours oi 10 4 and p Of said day
the following described real estate to wit: Is set
of the East side Of Lot No. 90 in st. CiairsyiIle
also the ono undivided third part o the midi le
portion Of the house and lotion Main Street, in
the town OF 81. Clairsville bring lot so on the
town plot OF said town and bounded as fol lows:
beginning Is feet and . inches from the North
East corner Of said lott thence running Westerly
along Msin Street33 tset sAd Inches; the nee
South parallel with Marietta S1est I65 feet to he
back ailsy; uhsnce SO iest 4 inehe- On Eastsriy
direction along said back dkfeV thence IS5 fest
ot ,ue aiace OF beginning. Atbo,the undivided
third part OF the North half OF Lots No. 10, SO
and -. and bounded as follower on the North by.
the alley and fronting Marietta Street, s2l teet.
Said last mentioned lots are lying together.
Appraised as ioiows: first described is iee,, At
cisco %. second described one.third OF 33 feet s
incnss. ct $4,000; Third described being one.
third pert o. NJ half Of Lots TO- 80 q ss al $50 90
Terms Of sale cash. .fla - D..
Shsrias Office, 81. Clsinvills, March 90
6si. $500