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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-01-07

CHARLESTON must be lively place te
live in. We copy the following from the
Folly Island correspondence OF the N. Y.
Tribune, Of Monday: 'or'i ''e,
Folly ISLAND, 8. c., Dec. 80, 1868.
At one O'clock on the night OF Thursday,
the Gath inst. while the camps OF the army
before Charleston were wraptin slumbcr,
tho unconscious soldier dreaming Of home,
perhaps OF Christmas times gone by, wa.
aroused from sleep BY the lonaest aud most
rapid artillery fring which has occurred in
this department. 4 Ere the echoes of the
hostile city has ceased 10 answer the solitary
stroke ot the clock, which announced the
first hour of morning; while yet the voice OF
the sentry was heard IN the streets proclaim.
inY "Ali is wslll" the monster guns OF For,
Putnam sent out on the wild nigh, theiI
first Christnas greetings. For three whole
hours the firing continued without inter
mission. Never before was heard such
Christmas chimes. One listening might
have imagined eur gigantic batteries, the
furious wind, and the wild waves on the
beach. had joined each other in mad mid.
night jubilee. About three O'Clock light
wss seen 70 kindls and spread, rejecting
itself on the dark sky and the tall stssplel
Of ST. MichaePs church near by, which had
been struck by three OF our shots only n fsw
days before. The guns Of Battery Uhatield
were Immediately trained upon that quar-
tor of tho city, and added their terIioie
thunders to those of Putnam. The garrison
Of Fort Moultrie, sseing the conAagration
our shells had created, opened on our work 8
with their long guns, but after while,
finding they accomplished nothing, ceased
firing altogether. AL night loag and
through the forenoon Of Friday the 6rc burn-
I'd; aud dense coluan Of smoke issuing
from it aud drifting away in the wind, which
blew fresh from the North East, our batter,
les bomb.rding at intervals oi hvS. minutes.
FROM APPEARANCES il is estimated that nj
leastya block Of buildings must have been
destroyed. No, Uharlestou papers have
been issued since Thursday. Fort .Putpam
threw eighty four shells; very few Of them
could have Fallen short. ,.y.',.... ~. !.
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Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF n deed Of trust executed by Ihrl
- Nichols oil the i7th day Of March, "a and o
u page 5I2 nn also BY other deed Of trust be airing dat
the 23d day of April 1850 aud sf record IN ONO county
State oi Yves. vrsinin will sell m the city Of Wheel
Alonlny in January, lisih 1854 ,h- following properly
viz .I0sNo 20 1gs y, II o, ~, and w. feel 10, No
all in ihc Fist Ward OF the ciy oil Wheeling .,,.
And ~ ,l,e SAME time and place. piece OF groud
win the mproveme Is thereon, located nj the West
ol UHon street. OH the wharf, forins rly known tia
Ferry House.
Also at the same time and place, the following pro
Quincy street, part OF Lot No ~. being 81 feet, more
l"ss part OF Lot No. 25 being * feet more or less ol
the East side, and the West halls Of Lot No Be Cen
ire street which is well improved and present occu
pied by Mrs. Mccullough, and also in Fast Wheeling
North half Of Lot No 76 hplf Lot No o., and Lot No
Ao nj the ,ame lime and place, phe- Of Land cen
aiming ~ surface, with oal pryilege o 20 ac ~.
said alld 10 bounded on The Nonh by Coal Run aud
the West by lands Of the Crescent Mill Co. : go.
Also at the same time aud place, ~ sarcs Of seeei
~ the Belmont Bridge Co. aud ~ shares OF stock in u
Northwestern Bank OF Virginia
will also sell under the snine deed of trust tn,
icurth Monday IN January iT4 IN iheiowr o. Mounds
vile, Marshall county sinc OF West Virginia. far,
known ss the "socknan Place. situated il said Mar
shall county, on the waters OF Fish Creek, contsi,
900 acres. inors less Said farm il stx mites fpo,l
Glen tason. aud eight miles from Cameron. Said farm
will be divided in parcels TO suit purchasers. fi"'
will also sell under the suii de ed Of trust on we,nrs
day the 27ih day of January, 1861 IN the town of Nun
tisville. State OF Ohio, in iieno county the Martins
lie Ferry right aud boat the Cottage Hotel with two
lois Nos l35 and l, aso Lots No I'D I3O and 49,
located in said town Of Mariinsviie. "' . f'' "
Terms Of sale-one-ihlrd in Cash. the balance In six
Twelve and eighteen moaths with interest with approvet
security, aud title retained until the money is pnid
Any ol the above property will be sold Mt private sale
All persons indebted " tho Of Hugh Nichols h,
notes book accounts. rents or Otherwise or 10 the 6ri
oil j. NJ Todd tO will call and settle the same, ant
my Eeson having claims sgas' The estate Of the sai,
- ''" ISAAC Colts, Trustee.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-01-07
Executors Sale OF Real Estate.

cSs,, q Ielmon, coursi 6ho, / viii sscr ier sails,
sAT'y1RDAxsJ4AN,-N so. 1894,
between the tcsf. OF 10 o'clock A. H. eva oeiovt r
~ oCrs premises. the foyving crhsS rosl estate
shna,s +, .sis ss,n,ty Of f,ein,onti ~ ",
sSss IT, :; y gl. % -, s = q, s' MS;,. f.
town, and runips hente ~ ~ Jss r. lie feet TO an
alley Issdng The siahn tnii; ihryey wu said alley s.
lot az deg W no i.si; tb-nce ". fst deg w Iis
feet to the place Of beginning 'consinlng rood aud
ipeI prtce, more or less 'utjes' 70 lease OF par,
thereof To wit 70 by ~ feet the ~ H. OF said
lot, TO terminate November I. ts7p.
Also, Lot No. q Deginnng NJ stake NJ siatlou IN
pole. to an alley thence with laid alley s deg. E
10 poles TO board frnce thence with said fei,ce y.
73l deg w:p.+i poles; thrnce sd-gI =. IS poles 10
the place Of beginning Contsinng acre aud LA per
Alec 10, No.A Beginning st the y W. corner Of the
Steam Mi 10y ,'ion. No running ihencc ~ NJ deg
T. l4y2 poles 10 the boundary of lot No q thenre with
lot: thence .ai day u sIa pole. 20 an alley ihenes
l26e poles to stake thence aif deg " 81 SO poles
| to lbs place OF beginning Contnning3 ueres ! rood
aud "a " p.TrhrA more drle,s - =
Also Lot No. S. beginning 10 feet Fast from the Yves,
boundary line Of WIN. Estons lpnd, wh-re the middle
ol the Naol a Rost crosses sand boundary, saion
thcpcs with the middle 81 said National Road 7ai
deg ~ poles isioh .; thence 8. u deg. East ~
poles 70 station 81 hrmco ~ T2t deg. porsto station
T. atthe =. corner OF u lot belonging 10 Isnac Braun
to station s. thence 72i deg W. 10 poles to- sat'n q
nj the fs. side Of lane; thence with the Fast side o
sud lane ~ u deg w ~ pots to the risee OF besin
ming. Outstanding " scres mare or teas. ~
Also. about " ropds OF sroanh the Fast side Of and
adjoining said acre tract aud enclosed herewith.
Al Of said premises to he sod free Of dover Term
lss4 ssd one.,hird September 10 isSswhh interest Oh
''' ~ AARON EATON r, of
Jurnes Eaton, deed.
i Dec, u, ts63-5w
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Good Sense from Richmond-Cops
perheads, take Notice.

lFrOtn thc Nichfrond WhgJ
One Of the most astounding phases Of
fictitious opinion is that which constantly
seeks to 'belittle the scope and ofjeot ,ei
this struggle. Do these preachers .of The
gospel of sedition. regret that the. checks
and balances. .institutedio Rovernm .ntof hui
man affairs are 40 nicely adjusted that I
eonvulsion Of the remotest point innst be
felt at every other point2 Do they imagine
that the universe 10 . mass Of independent
storms2 Such are the narrow views OF the
mere politician.
The spirit of this age is mortally hostile
to such poverty Of IDEAS Men OF enlarged
an. comprehensive thought only will re
ceiye an introduction to coming generations
in history. Statesmen are becoming learn
cd in that Divine law which pron0unces the
mutual depcndsndence of men, nations and
races. 1t is now recognised that nature i
intolerlnt of anomalies; that wrong visited
upon the bumblest individual is wrong in
q cted upon the entire community; that
systematic oppression Of class, however
insignificant in character, parts and mum
e's. il q threat uttered against mank nd
th t in the eyes of the Almighty there ar,
no such DIVISIONS Of men as nations, .
aud communities; and that, while ther, ar
distinct grades Of peoples, running frolr :,
m ,st enlightened down to the most ba,bir
Gus and stupid, the creation Of man has M
superfuous parts. ..
Therefore, when men assert that thisis
war for the gro; that this war is bcin,
prosecuted for the abolition of slavery. an.
for nothing else. they offer insult to the Di
vine law, to enlightened understanding, ant
to tho oracles Of destiny. These superficial
thinkers constantly mistake effects for caus
es, and incidents for objects
Slavery has stabbed itself to death.
sinned against the light, committed the uu
pardopable sin, and must die. 1t will di
through the prosecution Of this war; but
is false to say that the destruction Of slavery
! is more than an inevitable as well as desira
Bile incident of the struggle. The results O
this war, when summed up, will be found .
broad in their influence tbst not singl
tribe Of the human. family can complain @
partiality in Providence. rrt.,.l.
This is q struggle of light with darkness
1t was undertaken on the one part, TO 70
man of the fruits of ages of labor, and upo
the other in defense Of the right of all ME
to gather and enjoy those fruits. The n
suit will be mans bstterment, il not hi
perfect redemption. e. .es. a.I
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Probate Court, Belmont 20.
Petition to Complete Iaeai Contr.ot


Chslklay Dawson. Admir- INI.i b. DAWSON and
Of Joel Dawson, deed, = Jesse Dawson. Of i'll
nge. resIdin. In the ql.t. az
Vii u. Dawson, e, AL Iowa. sarah Dawson, Henry
Daw.on Anna Dawson Mira Dawson. aud Sarah Louisa
Clendenon a granddaughter Minors residing ia dis
county will take notice TINT the 2,h day OF Noven-
der is6t Chakey Dawson, Admir- of the estate OF Ioei
Dawson drceased filed Ia lhe Probate Court OF said
county petition alleging that on the 10Th day Of May
lsot ihe said Joel Dawson then in full life. did certify IN
writing that he had sold 10 Jonathan r.. Sehol6rld a ui
snEuar lot Of aad containing eghty Eve and six.iehhs
poles oil the NoWhwes corner OF hs fart and desef-
bed .. follows Iiuginng nj n stone on the North Lou,-
dary section township =, In and 100 poles
Eas, from the centre OF sad nc thence souh si deg
= 10 eol0o poles to soal- theme. ~ 25k deg Fast
10 ~ L. poles In slnle Oh tho said North BOUNDARY
and thence West II tOio0 poles The place OF begin.
ming eonlsning IS d-i0 porch-s That The said Jons-
,han u ssholheid paid 70 said Joel Dawson ih his lie
time, the full amount OF the purchase money FliiL
The prayer OF the psliilon is for authority 10 make
deed TO said Jonathan Schol6ed In bona OF the heirs
a. law aud lcgpl representatives Of said ooeslenl
Said petition will he for h- airing the III day of jan
uay 1854 or as soon thereafter leave Of The Court
eah DC obtained, ~ = CHALHLEr DkwsoS.
Admir- Of JoelDawson, deed.
q.
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Sale of School Land.

THE following described land sisusssd ia ssesa -
Township 4, Rsnte 3 Bsimoni cosasy, esnssiaiaf
l62 sss divided into loss ss fslle~ss
Commencing where Run psssss into the Land sf ear-
uel Groves thsncs up said Run The asaptssi
thereof 10 William Cordslrs line. --...,
The wrN tract being appraised Twelve tla) asllsSs
scre. and the Eas isxcs n Ian ue1 per seps.rF
land Tor sale q, the door ofihs Court House Ia o. Ciss-
Vile between tbs. hours off3 and Q e'sesi o. n on
tho appraised value ihsssot one sif Of rshsss
ponsy to be Ps,d the dsy A rsls, and the balance y
eleven .n"usl insisineHs d sgesi smosHl ri,h slhs
n,erss, thsteon. ,.r.'t RS, CLARK,
dsioni d. Asdiies B>lmens cssnsy.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-01-07

A WAsuIsoros dispatch says ut isnot
believed here that Secretary Chase will is
sue more legal tenders, though 1t 10 stated
shas both Committees Of Congress have OK
pressed the opinion that |, would bo done.
IL u understood that his intention is to call
6Dr n lam
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-01-07

Two soldiers were frozen to death ut
Camp Chase on Saturday. The soldiers in
the camps at Indianapolis suffered consid-
srably. A number had their ears and feet
frazsp.
On Thursday night four rebel prisoners
were frozen to death while asleep in the
cars at Jeffersonville.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-01-07

OFFICIAL adviees from Chattanooga fur.
nish an account ofs fight between Colonel
Long and Wheeler's rebel cavalry, on the
road from Chattanooga to Knoxville. -
Wheeler had captured ssupply train, when
he was pursued, attacked and defeated by
Col Long. Il Is not stated whether the
supply train was rs.captured. Wheeler
hsd toward Dalton.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-01-07

RECENT sdvicss from Texas represent
matters there as progressing fsvorably IN
der Gen. Banks management Private
letters from officers say that there are three
hundred thousand bales Of cotton held by
planters, which will soon be brought to
markat
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-01-07

TEE Rebels are working hard to build q
new railroad to connect Richmond with the
Calf States, independently ofthe Weldon
and East Tennessee road. The Southern
terminus will be at Greensboro, to which
point they expect ii to be completed BY July
nAvt
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-01-07

Hon. JoHs BRoUoa will be insuguratsd
Governor Of Ohio on next Monday, The
outgoing Exscutivs--Gov. Tod-will csrry
with him iate rstiremsn. the good wishes
and prayers Of oil loyal men and women il
the State. God bless himi
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-01-07

NAroLscH TIE lid seems TO have much
tribulation in securing his tobacco ct Rich
mood. Aissr getting Unels Sans soussn'
20 60 70 take II, the rsbsls now refuse 10 lsl
him come 70 Richmond altar II
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-01-07

A DrspArcH from Milwaukee, Wis, says
the ~saths, for the past forty hours all over
the Northwest has been the coldsst known
for many ysars, the thsymometer ranging
from 30 10 45 degrees below ssro. Several
psrsons we're frozen to death.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-01-07

TEE receipts Of hogs st Chicago sinss 90,
ssbsr Let, are ssS. iss, and the shipments
277,ois, leaving 66o,2S+ for packers. II Il
estimated that 100000 10 100000 more will
" packed before the season closes.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-01-07
Gen. Grants Congratulatory Order
to his Army. ...
WAsHINaToN, Dec. 30, 1868.
The following is Gen. Graut's congratul,
tory order 10 his army: '.a .r' = .''. T
NJ HEADouAMrEu MILITARY DrvssIoN
lI, J OF the MISSISSIPPI, IN the FlELp,s q
- CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Dec. 10, Ieo3. }


tory order TO his army: 70 '.a. .rar .t..i
Si. HEApeuAHrEss MILITARY DrvssIos
H, }.5 oy rnx MISSISSIPPI, IN THK FIELD, . q
......5 CHArrANeocA, Tenn, Dec. 10, lee3.
GENERAL ORDERS No. 9.-The General
commanding takes this opportunity OF re-
turning his sincere thanks and congrstula.
ton to the brave armies Of the Cumberland,
the Ohio, the Tennessee, and their com
rades from the Potomac, Tor the recent
splendida aud decisive successes achieved over
the enemy. In short time you have re-
covered from him the control Of the Tsp-
nessee river from Bridgeport to Knoxville.
You dislodged him from his great strong
hold upon Lookout Mountain, drove HIM
from Chattanooga Valley, wrested from his
determined grasp the possession Of Mission
ary Ridge, repelled with heavy loss to him
his repeated assaults upon Knoxville, for
cling him to raise the siege there, driving
him at all points, utterly routed and discon-
fited beyond the limits Of the State. BY
your noble heroism and determined cour.
age, you have most effcctually defeated the
plans OF the enemy for regainlng possession
OF the States OF Kentucky and Tennessee. =
You have secured positions Iron, which no
rehcllious power can drive or dislOdge you.
For all this the General Commanding thanks
you collectively and individually. The loi si
people OF the United States thank and bless
you. Their hopes aud prayers for your
success against this unhOly rebellion aIe
with you daily. Their faith in you will not
be in vain. Their hopes will be blessed, =
Their prayers to Almighty God will be an.
swered. You will now go to other fields of
strife; and with the invincible bravery and
unfiinching loyalty to justice. and right
oh ho,,a oh .a1 = ~ "a
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-01-07

sEsAroR LEMuEL J. BowpEs of East
Virginia died very suddenly. at Washing
ton. on Ne I'd lost His disease was saall
pox.
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HopserSpouting &rGpttsrs
.Ss .s.s : .'.'s 4 = =. ;;':: ~ a. =
Probate Court Belmont Co.
Petition to Sell Land to Pay DsBss.'

Rsehsl C; Chandler; ADMIR- THE. dssena..ss.
Of Krsey x. Chandler deed L Thonas z ch.nd.
Thomas r. Chandler, s,sL and Joseph r. Cisnd.
who resias the sl.s Of Iowa szesy nssfst
stid ecanr p~tison sesiust and os,sss - s ~
Sf the inisres Of sas kirsey X Chsdlsr " sbent q
Aeres Of land In the West part Of the N qs of Sec.
,sSd peidon vii isr sarrE,s % 10 f5tk dsi Il
January, 1854, o. ies lhesssfer ss ecanse! san BE-
heard. 'f,s - y ~ RAGfE1.-c. ChANDI.EH, e rs
.. Adm'rx Of kitrsy. X Chssslss dee'd
ID. d. = CowrN,s AA'y ios PsrtsA1 y 1st-,
I Dec ~, ts63.-tw 4, ~, "a, y j., a..,s ,,.,.y
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Executors Sale of Real Estate
" pursuance OF order grnnted by the Probate cc
l. Of i,elno County Ohis will offer for sale, at p
lie auction MI -

Of elnont County, ohis will offer for sale at pub
lie auction OF
Tuesday, February 2, 1854,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock N and 4 o'clock y
N. Oi snd day. the premises the following described
real estate situate in ssid county OF Be.on aid bound.
eil and described n foil ,ws:
Being parl OF the .. w, qr. Of See 20, Township
tRcblsndl Range T. Beginning for its boundaries nj
point the Southern boundary Of said quarter u Is
poles West Of corner OF McNilen's land, and running
thence with said section line e. 80 T.. 2l4s poles said
corner OF McNlilens land thence with the w. bound
nry OF said Nc Alillens land N. deg. w, ls32 ppies
thence N deg w. liie pors To- n maple ,heltcr N
OF deg. w. 9.2p poles; thcuce ". GU deg. w. s3d
poles thence N. u deg e. 1865 poles thence ". deg
w PIG poles; thence N. 34t deg w. 1I6peles; thence
~ ot deg W. 40 poles; thence ~ 4Sdeg w 6.~4 poles
thence 4if dey w. $50 poles; thence N Al deg w
polrs ,llence Sli deg w. 45f D. les; thence n. Il
deg w 5t4 poles; thence s. at des w. poles the
South end Of stone fence, ami thence al deg - s.,
poles to the place Of beginning Containing II acres,
roots aud IL poes more or less. Te be sold free o.
dowsr D..
Terms OF sale: One third IN hnnd: one-third septern
Der iy 1854 and third September io s6$-wiih in
teresi ON deferred payments from day of sale.
AARON EATON, EI'r
-. s u...-. Of Janss Eaton, decd.
December 81. te83-sw
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-01-07
Rebel Governors.

The thirteen States which the Rebels
claim - members Of their Confedsracy are
favored by them with Governors, as follows:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-01-07

TIE Ohio Legislature mst,op las. Mon
dsy. We vii lay Gov. Tod's message bs
Gore car readers next week.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-01-07

Administrators Sale
OF II E4AL ESTATE.
pursuance OF order granted by the Probate Cour
J. oI Belmont Coupt, Ohio will sder for sale, ut pub
.day, February IL. Is6a.

Saturday, February l3, 1868,
between tho ieusrsi 10 oelsek A. ". ami o'c.,ck p
M oil said day. tie docs s< ,h~ Court House. in Fl
t'larsyilIs elie uii vdet half NJ The following desert
bed real estase s,r,ie b. ssh eoS.ry sf sions aud
descrbet as follows Beng eenBii pnFc~i Of land
decided by Jacob Ihvh and wife 10 Roier " ONe
and Oliver NJ SponseP by drc6 tlaseH Mzryiu - iai2
lying West Of Cherry Alley B-ilnire mud houmicd anc
described IN said deed being rar pssr Of said ppr,se
which eRcted large brick dwelling hese and
other buildings new oScupstG by wfam b,mn
The Other undivided half u said preisxr will be sole
at Shcrf's sale ~ slae n,ri plnee.
.t..t. JAMES WM iiNsBn .EYMAN
AdMfr u Oliver W sps,sisr 4, deed.
Dec. ~, :S63--sw =
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-01-07

sThess dare not put in an appearance at
the Capitals Of the States they respectively
pretend to govern. Hawss, Reynolds. and
Caruthsrs dare not be seen at all within the
borders Of their respective States.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-01-07

AacpslsHoP HuoHss disd, q New
yssA, ~ Gsadss sisas
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Trusses and Supporters.

XUHTrEs NEW PATENT LEVER Tns.s. and
w Supporters. Also, RAinbow's csIebrated Truss
For ssls q wEi.DAy , oOLE31AN'aT
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Eureka RenoaSvating Fluid,

I,oR removing paint, tar, grease, &c frsn cloth,
Il withest As lsss. jsry 10 The fsbns. Prepared aas
s~i< q e3 8 fessass " - s-Wkssrsr,
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Internal Revenue.

NOTICE y HEREBY GIVEN to oil tax payers un
der the u. 8, Excise Law, in Belmont County ths,
the September aud October LISTS have been received
and all taxes changed upon them duo, aud IL no
paid beiess the = Fi.'
18TH day Of January, ~
win be subject TEN PER CENT additional ss wei
\. he liube collection by hinl and sale OF properi,
without further delay. :" DAVID r.. HOWELL.
Deputy Collector In enial Revenue 18th District,
Dec. 81, 1853
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Assistant Assessor's Netfce.

hSchSsohs .ANSCSSVI. y .NottCes
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN. 70 all when /, m,~
eoneen. that any per,en residing in hs TevrsSivs
ofWsyns Serserss,. Warren Goshen kirh psea rissl-
ing Union and Richlsnd, desiring TO take iiss.se
ior any of the uadss, business Or npatisns
license therefore under the Excise Law ean Be- sc-
comFnodsed BY stating IN letter the eeeurates Srhrs
ess and nature Of such for whc they ay desire eS
and will hl blank application and ssnd the ssssS ~
NJ Belmont, Belmont Co. o. tr- .FfFs ,GSsi7 -
D.. :, ..ALoNzo P. MsII.En
Assessor ID Dvisie' ieih A.sssssssnt Dlss phiA