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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-05-28


The papers contain a proclamation from
Gen. Hunter. the Yankee commander ia
Georgia, s. Carolina and Florida, in which
he emancipates the slaves of those States,
declaring that martial law and slavery are
Incompatible.
Be OF Coon CHEER.-The Richmond En-.
quirer says: We verify believe that we
have now arrested the enemy at all points,
and that to as the future is full Of hope. We
believe that the next few weeks will witness
grand things. Halleck and Mcclellan have
both appealed TO their government for rein
forcements, but appealed in vain. They have
not them to send. The north has exhausted
its reserves. Our work is thus before Us, and
we are able to do IL Courage. then, people
and soldiers Of the Confederate States ~
SALT. - The Virginia papers regularly
quote North Carolina made Salt in their pri.
ces current. When cotton and wooden goods,
leather, &C., are forbidden to be carried out
Of the State, is it not surprising that we al
low The most important article Of all to be
carried 10 a State which has Salt works Of
its own. FAY. Observer.
Washington. May Ia. - The Army bill,
which passed the House to-day. appropriates
s42l 600. 900 for the year ending with June.
1865. Besides this s2OS .O00. 900 have been
voted during the present session for the cur.
rent army expenses aud deficiencies for the
present fiscal year. NYRe1qA
GOVERNMENT FOUNDRY learn that the
Government has bought the Foundry Of Al
eSander & McDougald, in this place. and
intend carrying on work on a large scale.
The sum paid for the Foundry was 81 500
said TO be a reasonable price. number
Of workmen are already here. and We pre-.
sumo more will soon arrive.
Several buildings in town are occupied
with Government stores, stuff removed from
Norfolk and Portsmouth.
Charlotte Democrat.
FRox NRwBERS.-We have seen letter
from Newbern, dated the 9Th Of the present
munth, in which II Is stated that the Isnkee
troops die % Tie number Of twenty-five ey.
cry day. The same letter saws that Van
kee officer, Of high rank, was lately killed in
a picket skirmish. We believe all this is
reliable. GodsLorougA Tribune.
DREp FRUn-lf fruit should De as abun.
dani this season as il promises TO be. We yen-
ture TO suggest that 4 large quantity of
peaches should be dried. The dried fruit
will make pleasant food and an agreeable
drink for the soldiers. When apples come
IN they should also be dried in large quaint.
ties.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-05-28

President Lincoln has announced by pro-
clamation that on the LIST Of June The ports Of
Beaufort, N. c.. Port Royal, S. c., and New
Orleans. will be open to the commerce Of the
world.
The papers contain proclamation from
Gen. Hunter. the Yankee commander in
Georgia, s. Carolina and Florida. in which
he emancipates the slaves of those States,
declaring that martial law and slavery are
incompatible.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-05-28

CONFEDERATE ARRIVALS.
InA Yds. GOLD LACE.
lOO i2 sets staff BUTTONS,
Infantry aud North Carolina BUTTONS,
20 lbs. Black and Green TEA.
Confederate Gray and Blue CLOTH,
CALICOS and LAWNS,
New Orleans SYRUP, low b. the barrel
One or two Of the handsomest HOUSES
in iilsborough for sale.
II. y. BROWN s CO.
April -. DO
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-01-09

The Justices Of the Supreme Court, Off
GERS of tho Army, headed by General Nc:
Dowel, and officers of the Navy, headed
by Captain Wilkes, followed the Diplomatic
Corps in the reception. The Army officers
were generally in undless uniform, but
those Of the Navy were in "full toggery, y
with cooked hats and cpauettes.
The President was iu excellent spirits,
aud Mrs Lincoln (who wore mod bccom-
ing dress ofblack rrocadc with woven punches
of ilowcrs) received the throng with afTthil-
iiy. A large number Of volunteers were
present, among them General Blenker, with
all the field officers Of tho German Division,
in full uniform.
Among the crowd, aud of marked prom
inence, was Major w. +. NJ. Army, sucec -
sor Of Kit Carson, United States Indian
agent in New Mexico He wore full suit
Of buckskin, made in Mexican style, and
elegantly embroidered with beads. He
privately presented to Mrs Lincoln splen-
did blanket as a New Year offering. 1t is
an evidence of the taste and skill OF the
Rocky Mountain Indians This blanket was
made by the squaw of a Navajo chief, she
having been employed upon it for five
months. 1t is OF large size, of wool, the
figures upon it being Of red, white and blue.
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Rey-"We have been informed by the Col
lector, through Mr.. Armstrong, that if we
will prove by good loyal citizens that we
publish paper loyal to the Government,
THAT is, zoe suppose, loyal to Abolitionism)
we can have our paper. This we decline tc
do with the most inetfable scorn and con
tempt for the base and lying insinuation of
disloyalty, and pronounce the man a scoun-
dred and a liar who makes it. Johny
Heaton to Collector Hornbook
Johny may well 'decline" Mr.. Horn
brooks proposition, for we do not believe
there is a single man in the county who goes
che Union cause without any butts or 'its'
lbout it, who would certify for his loyalty.
Not one. Therefore, we are not surprised
1T the ''inefable scorn'' with which Johny
declines" this proposition!
BY -the-way, Johny, those Secesh fellows
in Wheeling who are assisting in bolstering
up your paper, will be terribly surprised al
the Collectors intimation' of your disloyalty
eh? -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-01-09

B@BELMoNT COUNTY TEACHERS In
srITUTE.-The following are the officers o
the Belmont County Teachers Institute 70
the ensuing year:
P-eadent-D Fl. Williams.
Wee Rests-C. w. Davenport,
w. S. Winnett,
W. l.. Ramsey
,Secretary-E. 7. Cash.
Treasurer-John Mitchell.
Ec. Con.--John s. Taylor, Chairman,
VIM. Myers,
A. G. Warren,
Miss NJ w. Mackall,
Miss Mary s. Richardson.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-01-09

HAWE have pretty good letter from
"Canteen' this week. Persons who have
friends in Gen. McCook's division land who
have not p should take THE CHRONICLE
We have two good correspondents in that di-
vision, who promise to keep our readers
fully posted on the movements there, and
particularly on the movements of our Bel
mont boys. The CHRONICLE is the only
paper in the county that publishes letters
from this division, which contains more Bel
mont boys than any other division of the
army.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-01-09

nsrOFFIcERs OF THE b. G. A. s. FoF
1s62.-The election for officers of the Bel
mont County Agricultural Society, on las,
Monday, resulted as follows:
I1-esitlent-Dr. j. M. Mitchell.
Vice Prest-Wni. Hardesty.
iSecretary-John Dunham.
reasuer-Wm. r. Ritts.
Managey-David Brown.
Alex. Humphrey,
VIM. Caldwell,
Shepherd Davis,
Sol. Bentley, Jr.
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4 CARD.

Mr., EDITOR Numerous friends Of St.
Clairsyille and vicinity, took occasion to
make New Years morning Inst to- us one
of special pleasure and profit:
At an early. hour their calls commenced
and continued till noon, leaving us in pos
session Of valuable stock of substantial and
ornamental favors. On examination of the
store we find the entire membership Of our
family handsomely remembered.
To the generous donors permit lis to- re-
turn our grateful acknowledgements.
ftAi ~ j. l.. & NJ. Il. Deems.
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New Years Day at Washington--The
Reception at the White House.

New Years Day at Washington--The
Reception at the White House.
A Washington correspondent of New
York paper writes; ...
The dust was dreadful in the city. The
visiting was general, and hence the dust
more dreadful. Carriages were clustered
around Madison Square; the multitude
swarmed over the presidential portico. A
number of terrible looking and sturdy po-
lcemen were present for the preservation
of order, and their task was one deserving
the sympathies of grateful community =
They were at the mercy ofthe popular ele-
ments, and when the doors opened, it seem
ed as if the dauntless guardians would be
swept away in the streams that threatened
to inundate the presidential mansion. Up
the steps, around the pillars, over the balus-
trades, surrounding iron ratings, and run
ming the risk of tumbling into the area be-
soldiers, officers Of the army and navy, Off
with red sashes and green sashes, with
swords and sabres, with every possible in
sigma of military position, were massed to-
gether, drifting and sugipg, and moving
hither and thither, in the most helpless and
life. 1t was in vain to appeal to the irasci.
BILE and hard pressed policemen
Everybody had to stand in row, like peo-
pie at country post-office on the arrival of
the weekly mail. The doors would be open
ed--a rush-a dozen admitted-doors closed
and in a minute or two more the doors
again opened-another rush-qnother doz-
en- admitted-closed again. This was the
inexorabe rule. Many tried fanking
movement only to be disgracefully defeated,
and sent down to the end Of the line to be-
gin over again, amid the shouts and iecrs Of
his fellow citizens A little patience, lit
Gle personalinconvenience, a trifing derange-
ment of apparel--and, in the course of time,
the anxious assembly passed into the Pres
identiai presence, The President Sc ,med to
be in the enjoyment of excellent health as
the stream Of ladies and gentlemen passed
before him he gave each hand extended to
him an honest and hearty shake, kindly ac-
knowledging the many compliments pressed
upon him by both brave and fair; and though
the hand shaking process seemed to be ex-
haustiye and expressing, he exhibited no
sign Of fatigue, but rather appeared to en-
JOY it. .., ..t
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HA- The WHEELING SECEsH BoLsTERIN,

H@- -THE WHEELING SECEsH BOLsTERING
UP JoHNY's PApER.-We are informed
that all the prominent Secessionists in
Wheeling are subscribers to Johny Heaton' S
paper. These men voted for the ordinance
Of secession, and have done all in their
power to aid the JEFF, Davis rebellion and
break up the Government. They are now
scattering such atrocious sentiments as
Heaton is every week giving utterance to
among the poor Irish, and others in that
city who may be out of employment, for
the evident purpose of creating dissatifac-
ton with ''the Lincoln usurpation. "
The Wheeling Secesh evidently regard
Johny's paper as an excellent Union journal.
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nsrCAprNrNr MAKING. David T

hSCABINENT MAKING. David Fl.
Doyle has opened Cabinet Shop in the
room formerly occupied by Mr.. WIN. Faris,
as will be seen by his advertisement, in an
other column. Mr.. Doyle is an excellent
workman, and the public can rest assured
will at all times render satisfaction to his
customers
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Tuesday, January 81, 1862,
Sherifs Sale.

Crangle Co.. )PY VIRTUE Of AN order OF
- sale 10 Inc .ilrectcd from the
Thomas Osburne et al Cour OF Common Pleas OF Bel
mont County Ohio will oder lor sale al the front door
oi the Court House in 81 CIairsville on
Tuesday, January p, 1862,
between the hours Of 10, A. NJ, md A, OF said day
the following real estate, to wit Situate in the county
Belmont and State OF Ohio und town OF ST. Cjairsville
mud being the East half OF front lot No. hundred and
in the town OF ST. C!airsville and designated
the plat OF said town.
Terms OF sale cash
Appraised nj Sl2OO,
=. LOCHARY, Special Master.
Sherilr's Office, st Clarsyille, Dec. TO- 1861 $3.50
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hN~Goy. DENNIsoN's MESSAGE.

BD~Gov. DENNIsoN's MESSAGE Gov
Dennison's Message occupies .ffteen and a
halt columns in the Columbus Journal We
had intended to lay it before our readers thi,
week, but its great length makes it impossi
BILE. The Message, we take it, from hasty
reading, is an able one, fully worthy the ex.
alted character of our noble Chief Magis
trate.
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SheriH's Sale.

John Theaker Admir- by virtue OF an Execution to
OF Anon Given decd, ID lne directed from the Court
oi Common Pleas OF Belmont
William Darrah. J county Ohio, will offer for sale,
OIL
Monday, February 10, 1s82,
al the front door of the Court House. in the Of St
Clairsville between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. Nj, aud
o'clock p. NJ, suid day. the following real esiuc. to
ait: Lot No in the town oi Bridgeport, Belmont coun-
:, Ohio.
Appraised at $3.50.
Terms cash. Z. IOCIlARN.
Sheriff Belmont County. Ohio.
Sheriffs Office, ST Cairsvic. Jan. Q, lsi2.-S3
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B1-BooTs AND SHOES. -Messrs Barrett
4 Singer have opened shop for the manu-.
facture of Boots and Shoes in the room un-
der the CHRONICLE Office. They are getting
on an entire new stock, and will be ready at
all times to accommodate the public with
anything in their line.
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Tuesday, January rs, 1862,

between the hours OF TO- NJ, and L. p. NJ, OF said day
the following IeHJ estate, 10 wit: The undivided eighth
PAT Of all that Jt OF the Fast half Of Southeast quarter
Section nine IO Township six 6l Range five 5l, in the
Marietta Land District thai lies The South side oi long
OF Piney Fork OF CartnB Creek. said being the
North boundary o said premises Supposed 10 contuin
"a ucrrs more or less.
Also, the undivided eighth part Of the following tract
Being part OF the Southeast quarter OF Southwest quar-
Section ., TowshipG Range 5; containing is acres
more less Bounded as follows: beginning at North
Of said Southeast quarter OF Southwest quar-
ter OF Section o aforesaid thence South with the West
boundary line o said Northeast quarter to the long OF
Pmey. thence down said with the meandermgs Of
the South side TO opposite the mouth OF the
that emplies into said long rG OF Piney on the North
side Ul same and heads on L. u. Wilson's lands thence
up said the North boundary OF said Southeast quar-
thence West with the North boundary line to the place
Of beginning.
Also. the undivided eighth part OF the following tract,
to wit Being part ol the Southwest quarter OF Section
J. TownshpG Range s. and bounded as follows begin
ming the Southwest o the oresad quarter
tom thence East with South boundary OF said quartet
section the first thence np said with the
erngs OF aud vending herrOn to the West bound
nry ue oi said quarter section, thence south with the
Western boundary to the place O beginning. Contain
ing less. All in the Marietta Land
District Belmont county Ohio.
Appraised at 500.
Terms oi sale cash.
2. I.OCHARY,
------a .5A. rid Belmont County. Ohio.
Shrrir's Office, ST. Clairsve, Dee. 20, lstl.-S7 80
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sG-AMoNG the arrivals Of sick soldiers at
the General Hospital, corner of Sixth and
Lock streets, Cincinnati, we notice the name
ofprivate II. Golden, Co. Il. (Capt. Glover 81
18th Ohio Regiment.
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Sheriff s Sale.

Pulaski scatreriay RY YIRTUR Of an order Q
y sale directed Tho
Charles Baker. )COurtof Common Pleas ol BeuIou
County, Ohio will oder ior sale lie door oi the Cour
House, i'll 81. Clarsville. OH
Tuesday, January 81, 1862,
between the hours OF 10, A. NJ md 4 p NJ OF sad day
the following real estate 10 wit: Situate in the county
OF Belmont aud State OF Ohio, lying and being in Mather
addition to the Town OF ST. Clnrsvie, being front
back lot on the West side OF Muriea Street, and mum
berng in the pa thereof hirythree and hirtyiour be
ing the lots parcels OF ground that conveyed
by the said Scaerday TO the said Baker by deed daeC
Oh the OH day OF March, less.
Terms Of sale cash.
Appraised ut $500.
p. LOCHARY, Special Master.
SheriT's Office ST, Clairsville, Dec. 10, ls6l-Si
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Sheriff 8 Sale.

VIM G. McComas, ct al, Admr RY ylRTURE of an
vs. }b order OF sale 10 me
John Laurence. \directed from the Court
of Common Pleas OF Belmont County. Ohio, will offer
for sale at the front OF the Court House, in ST. Cas
vile, OH
Tuesday, January 81, 1862,
between the hours OF TO- A. and T. of said day.
the following real estate, wit: Situate in the county
of Belmont and State OF Ohio, being lot No foryihrce
(IY in the town OF Marlimsyille.
Terms OF sale cash,
Appraised al $50.
P. LOClIARY, Special Master.
Sheriff Office. At. Clarsville, Dee 49, lsdl.-S3,50
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psS-SErrLR Up'--Ths first year of our
connection with The CuRoNlcLg is almost
up. We call attention tJ dur TERMS in
another column. Subscribers who fail to
pay their subscriptions within the year, are
subject to be charged 81 W. The year will
expire about the first of February. We are
going away, too, and will need the money.
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SHERIFF'S sale.

IN PARTITION.
James X. Hunt and wife RY VIRTUE OF nm or
G. NJ, Adnddle ct al }froln iic Copri OF Common Plea
Of Belmont county Ohio, f~i sen, op the premises, on
Saturday, January is, lS62,
between,te hours OF 10 O'Clock, A NJ, and o'clock p
Of said day, ,ho following described Real Estate to
wit Situate in the County OF Belmont and State Of Ohio
and in the Township OF Warren. bounded and desc flied
follows, 10 wit: Being part OF Section IA, Township
:. and Range 8, beginning for The At plan
ted the Northeast OF James Barnes land running
East North 35 perches IS hundreihs thence Fast ;
thence South IL East ~, s. perches; thence West I@
South II perches thence North - West 80 pcrches To
the place OF beginning containing and Rood
more Or less. A.,
Also, tract of land bounded follows, 10 wit Begin
ming nj 20 perches from the Northwest corner Of
the Northwest quarter Of Section Ia, Township Rapge
o. in the North line running South SO perches to stone
planted thence East 80 perchcs stone planted thence
North So perches stone planted; thence West TO the
place of beginning. Containing 81 acres.
Also the East half of front lot No. A. in the town OF
Barnesvlle Belmont county, Ohio.
Appraised as follows:
LIST tract, Si62 50i
I'd tract 81 ,260;
Lot No. Al, 5000.
All the above described lands will be sold free of dow
err excepting Lo, No II.
TERiS-One-third in hand, one third in one and one
third in Two years-wiih interest deferred payments
II. LOCHARY
sheriff Belmont county, Ohio
sheria's Office, St Clairsville, Dee 10, ls6i,-e7
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leaths.

CRAFr.--At O'Clock, on Wednesday morning
January lSt, of Pulmonary Consumption, James v.
Gran aged ~ yenrss
HitNER.-Drc 9th. 1851, IN tie 9th year Of his age
Mr.. JOsrlh Mner, al lis resdence near Morristown.
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iI'rn" w. smith lBf vlkruE ii 10; Of az 1.r, orieT
Rrn B Griffith aud others. from the Court OF Common
Pleas Of Belmont county Ohio will offer for sale the
trout door OF the Court House in 81 Cairsvlle, Oh
Tuesday, January u, 1862,
between the hour OF 10 and 4, r. NJ. of said day.
the following real estate. wit Suuc in county oil
Belmont and State OF Ohio wit: Being in Section D.
Township 8. and Range .. and being the undyidcd
lnll interest ia Lot No three 90 in Shurpless lot
addition TO the Town of Marnsville. commonly known us
the saw !i property, together with the machinery there
on.
Terms Of sale cash.
appraised at SiuU
p. I.OCHARY. Specinl Master.
Shcrifrs Office, St. Ca!rsvlr, Dec. ~, l~Jl.-si
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h%GooDRIoH's READrRs.--A large
stock of Goodrich's Series of Readers, for
sale at the CHRONICLE Book Store.
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Sherif's Sale.
Tuesday, January IL, 1862,

SheriH's Sale.
William Askew )pY VIRTUE OF n vendi
ID and execution To Inc di-
Miles J. w Glover, etal rec,ed from the Court Of Com
mon Pleas OF Belmont county Ohio will offer for sale
al The front door OF the Court Honse in st. Clarsvile,
Tuesday, January II, 1859,
between the hours Of TO- A. NJ aud a. p NJ, of said day
the following real estate 10 viii Situate the county Of
Bem6pt and State OF Ohio and described follows
Lots Nos II and IL, on Marietta Street, Also the
undivided onehird OF the West half OF Lot No 36 Also
the West half OF the South half OF Lot No 80 All OF
said lots known aud described the Town plat of the
town Of 81. Ciarsville.
Terms Of sale cash. ID
Appraised as follows: 4 ..-Hr
Lois Nos II and 10, $4,000;
One third of 30, S23; .,
West half OF South half 90, 500, j.
shsrifs Office, s.. cair,vlle, Dec. 10, i56I.-si5o
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Tuesday. Jan. Is, 1862.

between the hours OF 10 O'Clock, 4. aud O'Clock
NJ. OF said day the following described premises to wit
Being a part OF the Northwest quarter OF Section Is
Township : aud Range 3, beginning ipr the same at n
planted the section line Of said section II s pole,
~ ~ deg. +. OF the Southwest OF said quarter
ton running thcrcc y. deg L. ss5 poles ~ the \. w
corner Oi said quarter section thence ;. ~ deg u. lO
poles to the ~ l.. corner o snid quarter section thence
South deg. w, $50 poles to a stone planted, thence y
20 drv w 1863 poles to the place OF beginning. Contain.
iIg 80 acres. more or less.
Trrns--One-tlird cash in hand one.,hlr1 in one and
cne-rl IN years with interest deferred pa yents
Apprni-e AT $3.50. =. bOCHARY.
Sheriff PelnIOr Comfy. Ohio.
ShrriH's Oifcc II Clursyillc, Dec ~. l-Gl---i ~
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,SheriH''s Sale.

John lieadley Rf yirias OF a yendi issued and
- to me directed irutu Tie COurt
Thomas Whrelerj OF Common Pleas of Monroe cuui-
ty ONO w oef for sale. the front door OF the Court
Homse. in - CIarsyilIe. HsInnnt county. Ohio. on
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Married.

HAGlNS-iUGAS.--On the ist lust, by Rev. John
Mo,Iut in SrlairG, AIR. Samuel Hagns aud Miss Mnry
Ann'l.uc
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EreCnfOt.;s Notice.

NOTICE u hereby given that at the PfObhts COun
~ iOf Belmont county tue uudefsigned was appointed
sd qualified Executor Of the estate of mary Iaughhn
dec s.cd, lhts Of Belmont county, Ohio.
All hose indebted 10 said estate requested 10 MAKE
tuedate payment nd those having claims against said
estnle notified present theIn lOr settlement witln
one yoBf rom this dge.
Il q CaRorHERs, Executes.
DcccmJcf - lsDi
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Tuesday. January u. Is62.

between the hours Of 10 A. NJ, aud p NJ, Of said day
the following real estate. to wit The undivided
sixth ol Lot No. g. being Out lot IN The town Of Fair
mont Belmont county. Ohio upon which Is erected
steam Saw Mill mud dwelling house.
Term. OF sale cash
Appraised vi e6- ~. p. IDCHARY, Sheriff.
Sherih's Ohies NJ Clnir.vilie, Dec. 10, iSil.--53