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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-31

NALAN1-BgnSD STUMP Our neilhbor
over The way b yalantly beating the sir with a
very heavy cudge IN the tack Of defending Gen.
Washbufn. The FREFMAS has no controversy
with The General, th4tit knows Of and We don't
below Cen. Wasbburn desires, or is very much
piel-el with The work Of supererogauoa this
.sli-assuned puffy litIle body guard has under
taken to 10. II the General Or his friends vii.
duly appoint he fellow his legal guardian, " hen
ua have any matter Of grievance aean-. Gen.
Wahdulu, We viii take due notice and gJJcin
ourc.l accordingly. Til then We prefer to
ttlt 'ae General ls having arrived at the age
u opa majgriiy, and as Of sound mind to care
tog himself We rather opine, however, that
ths -eitc0nsttued body-guard is only making
d remit of " protecting Gen. Washburuin order
90 lya blow at our humble self, and that he
would in Che most perfect good order, make q
mastery retreat behind the General coat-talIs,
tem3mant the shells began 70 screeeb. I'll be
eln show " hi. papers We mos! respectfully
b.i this pJt.yalan, bucancer a pleasant good
morning
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-31
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Notices Of Deaths inserted free. Obituaries including
poetry inserted for ave line, to be paid for in ad
vance. This rule will he strictly adhered to.
In Waterbury, Of typhoid fever, Oct guh Edslu Il.
Whiteomb aged ~ years, months.
In Cavendish oct. g. Clarence Levi, Youngest son Of
Cheseton anu Elsa G, Soddard, aged years, muoths
and Is days.
We miss ,hee precious jewel,
We miss thee, oh how much
But We know our blessed Master
In Heaven has many such,
In Hart Prairie, Wis, Oct. Inn, Mrs Brlsey Hdlcn,
formerly Of MilieseN, W aged years ani manhs
Dian In swanton, Oct Isl, Ices, Mary, wife Of jeremiah
sSnborn, aud daughter Of Dte and Hannah Persons In
the fist yeat OF her age,
nmp in posdam 81 Lawrence County, n. Y. Aug 2s,h,
1865, Mt Joshua Luce aAed 70 years.
DigD In Randolph, Oct 81, 1868, Miss Mary Bowman,
aged "a years.
DIM. la D. ndonderry, May st, Of consumption, Mrs.
Laura Baskerville of David Balster, aged a.
DmD, In South Londonderry, May H. Mrs. Hannah
Horton, la her Ijl year
Dnb, In south Londonderry, May 2llh, Mr. Robert
Stewart, aged "a years.
DrI bin Burlington, Aug 2o,h, Hswsy 7. Mouehouse,
aged rs years
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-31

Coy. DuLlNGuAM's SrAFr.-Tno Governor
has made the following staff appointments
SURGEON Gsapai-Brig. dcn. Samuel W.
Ih8yer, Of Burlington.
Iids-de-Cdmp-C George n, Carpenter,
Mortified Col. Albert Clarke, Rochester Col.
Benjlmiu II, Dewey, Waterbury; Col james l.
Allen, Newport.
Emeliuo Mason Of Island Pond, sent us Oct.
81, bouquet Of fresh rose buds, some Of which
wero lust ready to bloom, that sho picked IN
her yard the % inst,-C dledoaiaa.
jesse Andrews Of Chester has an apple tree
in Aadoyer which has yielded ~ IL bushels ol
good winter apples this lall, and which 10 GER
ainly worthy Of notice this year The tree
itself, however, doesn's pretend to have done
much, for in good bearing years 1t has had 90
bushels,
VAuApLg Cow. Philip Wells, Esq, OF Brat
tleboto, has sold his celebrated, thorough. pred
Aldorney heiier, /" Butteroup, to DIR. Joseph
Burnet ofSouthboro, Mass, for three hundred
and my dollars.
The Brat.ebororo Record tells of young
clerk ia that place who during the past season
has been in The habit OF stealing fruit from
Garden as he passed. The season having passed
the Owner sent his bill to said clerk win
word chat he might pay the same or so beioF'
A Justice Court Ho paid the BILL
COMMERCIAL.
MARKl1s.NEw YeES, rs Cotton duh At 81 to e'c
Flourss,e and western to ,loser sales 5000 bbs
STATE s. 90 10 $685. round hoop ohio % 10 TO sl2 %
Western a. 60 to 5o southern 80 90 to 10 70 csnad
asO0 to lgg Wheat le higher sales asimporiah'
Corn 10 higher, sass $1,000 hush mixed Western W
o. Beef arm. Pork quls. meas tssto % %. Lar
"A Whisky dell aisl3l
,-slneka hettef z. s. I year eefIneaies ~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-31
GeOrge 4. NinaOms' Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court held u
R.SpolpH DISTRICT, 49, Brookdsd, tn said district.
on the 0ta day Of Octo.ef, a. D. 1865.
SEPrA SlMONS, Admni.t traitor of The est1 q Geo
> H. smora, late u Williamstown in said District,
deceased. presents his administration account for exam
iuauon and allowance aud makes application for de.
cree Of distribution urd partition ~ the estate Of sa'a
deceased.
Whereupon 81 is ordered BY said Coun, ihpi saidae.
count aud said app cation BE- elened session oisnc
Cuint1 be- held Hthe Probate Once in said Boosheid,
on the III day 81 Dcc.abe A. d. sos, for hearing and
ecs0n thereon.
And il further ordered hat notice hereof BE- gNehtc
an persons interested, ty publication oi The tlms ihree
WEEKS sutltasNriy lu the hIttn Mountain FREEMAN
A newspaper published 40 Montpelier. pffSious 10 said
lime and place aud show cause. ans ihty mey have,
Why sad account should not BE- apf ei and such dseree
made BY The Court,
.l9w8 Auest. b. r CLEAVELAND .iulfe.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-31

BOSTON MARKET, Oct. IS
Flouf.--wesiera, IS tOtoS25 n
rorA. Prime. s2o,Ooto3),oj Yeas la' 0 to 5000 =
G,rt sil,r1tol7oo LARA. 29toSo. Hans, IS Is.
Hoss dressed l7tols.
Butter, So As Cheese, l5to % Egss % to -. 70
.ltoe5 $500 o. ai. pFied Apple Il to l6.
Bcsus Sg-s las2jo Peas sl55to2lo.
Herd grass seed i5,Uoto $3.50. Glover. aotoSl
starat $50 80 rauov, l5i tol6.
WootrllI Meruo, ol4 tosi -hree- tourths blood
II 20 - 1Iaitalood 65 Go &c, co@men 60to IS.
Cora 9ito100. oats o. to 20. Rye Sl,25to1,3o.
Hops 50 TO 40
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-31

nus Subscribers, having appoinledbJ ht iionota
| be Probate Court rthe Di1icl otNashingion,Com
mispners 60 receive examine aud adjust all 6 lans
and demands OF an against The estate o Juttns
Lane tate of T.. Mon pelc 10 said district deceased,
iusoycnt, and the term Of siN months
fan lne h day Sc pembgLsG being allowedhy said
Court to tre said deceased exhibit and
iectve ciaims heinfeus. give notnthat
wew attend to The dHtics 0i outappotntmtnla AT the
office Of leaton iced, In Mont elier In said District,
on the lth Fridays Of November aad March next, at ten
u'clnck In the forenoon, on each of said days
HOMER " nEATON, Commissioners
EBEN SCRiBNER,
u.n,,.i., a., IN II lsG5 r4JHg
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-31
BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE

The Original and best In tie World! The only rue
and perfect Hair Dye, Harmless Reliable and us,aafa
neous Produces immediately .endd Black or natural
Brown, without lrurlng The hair skin Remedies the
M Effects Of bad dyes Sold by an Druggi.t. The genu-
inc is signed WILLIAM A.BtTCHELOR Also
REGgNERATlNG EXTRACT OF MlLEFLEURs,
for Restoring ard Brautifyins the Fair.
fpri0y CHARLES B4TCHELoR, New York
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-31
ynxr VI Be,pnett', ESstaee.

srATB3 or vfBhoNT,l In Probate Ccart, heldst
W,ssGroN DsrRicY, IS. Aoutpelier, within aud too
said Dialf let On HE 18Th day - Qciol er AID las
N instrument, purporin betheiast WIN and les
"A lament OF Nary Henng l. tate o rliinded IN said
District deceased being presented Ia the CoaItfor Pro-
bate:
therein. be notified appear al asesson otbsd Count 10
I've holden ut the Probate Office, Montpelier, an lhe lih
day of Now A. u, lsG5, aud show cause, u anythcxn
have against the Probate fsadNil for which pfpsss
it's turther ordered that copy olhe record u tbs ords
be pubiishcdthtcc week succrwvely n the Gtrea houf
Freeman printed at Montneier, previous 'otaA umn
appointed for helrin. Me-
tue copy Of record, H.
t43wS Attest, r. r. MERRILL, JrdE.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-31

CoMe IA HORSES CURED. 1.-The virtues Of the
PAs KILLER are not alone confined to the use
Of lae lumau race Il is used with equal sue
cg,s ior Horses, either internally or externally /,
l.r Glli., Sores, or Sprains, nothing Is better (;
aud for Collie, il is considered by those who
have bad much experience, the only sure remedy.
Gents This Is to certify, that have given
the Pain Killer 70 hor.es, Tor Colo, and found
Il the bet remedy ever used ! give for
dose bali # g - cent bottle, put IN pint bot
tly OK wulm water, an drefch them with It,.
have always cured The Worsl cascs without de-
lag, .lea. truly, Ions PORTER
propis.ro Of Rploy Hotel, RIPLEY 0.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-31

a very large number 81 important Testimonials hnNe
already been received rom Physicians Clergy mem
Ap0hlcuue,, and indeed, fr,m all olps'es n sooirty,
sp aking in lte most ,teTng terms Of tho hie Fine
Compound.
b.. ehols Of Suril,Geid, Nt,slya
lind tha White riue Compound 70 De yc,y eihca-
co IS not only IN coughs and Other pulm1uc affections
Out also 10 affections oi the kidneys d,bAiy Of the
s ON ca and other kindred organs
Rev. }. Is. Ciaaa, Of Rumney, n. H., writes
81 have for yeats regarded your y bite Pine Com.
round a. an ilyaluahs rem dy. can truly ag thn'
r. gard II a. even more eicacious and valuable ihan
ever / have just tax the Compound i0r q ID, and
IL work. ohafmnsy.n
Hon +. H. sweeier, of south Reading, writes
Having long known something OF the valuable
medicine propretie5 OF the White Pine, was pre-
pared seeing advertisement OF your White Pine
compound TO give the IN diCne a triil II has been
used BY members Of ny family for several yeara for
colds and coughs and IN some clses of serious kdn'
difficulties, with excellent results Several Of our
f+ends have nlgn received much leref. from thu Com
pound. We intend TO keep It always on hand.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-31
Eollv NynkeGegd1s z gov,

NIATE W LHMUNIf IN TTVUHIt
R.,potr nIsralor, ss. BrootdeId, on tests
October. =. %. ls6i
IACOB a. SPEAR. Adnu. traitor OF The estate Of 81
j Wakefield late ofR4n'oph, 10 sld district, deceased
makes application TO said Court for license to sell al
OF hs real NJ said deceased, upesentng that faid
falo b. a in pau tor he payment of The debts Of
said decreased and has part hereof sueitnt for that
purpose cannot be sold alone without HJuy to tho" IN
tereslsd ia the reminder. ~
Whrfrupuu, ordered by and Court, that fiu appli.
cation COME undet Iteration and be beard u 2Jd
DIV II NV. A. ~ 1853 a the West Raadul House, IN
Randolph aud % BE- Ur,her ordered, that an tefsehsinz
toesed be- notified hereof ~ publication Of nolIce Of
this application and ufdtr thereon three weeks sue
cesslyely ia The Green run ain freeman, printed at
Montpelier before said time Of hearing, thb they may
appeir AZ said time aud place aud, If they cause
object thereof BY the Court MhM
t4iw3 Ates -. Is CLEAVELAND, Jndfe.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-31

d. n. Harris * Co., Of Cincinnati, are now
putting up medicine for the cure OF Pumon-
ary diseases, known by the name Of Aliens
Lung Balsam This remedy 10 curing cases Of
Consumption that were conHdeFed incuIable.
ihis remedy tr aks up the most harrassiug
Cough, n an Incredible short time.
lJr saia BY Wood Bixby o., Montpelier,
and NJ T. Burr & Co., Boston.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-31

Rev. n. D. HODGE,

OF wet Randolph VI. who is a practising physiclall
a. we'll a. preacher Ia Litter to Dr p dated Nav u
1893 says: 81 lind II an excellent medicine Ia klinel
d!acl.e.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-31

AraLoo1lcAL-W beg pardon o. our read
er- and every BODY else, Tor deyoting 30 much
s1lc. 20 our rival cotemporary ltIsn0t d.
ways wise 70 answer fool according TO his fol.
r. but the attack on Us was 70 uncllei io,,
So purely the ebultion Of spleen. and pe,y
mahcs-and came from one Of whom better
things might have reasonably been expected bad
be been in sound health and sane mind
that W, could nt well refrain from speaking OF
il iu tie terms it desetycd Ne know the 20 me
.u't worth the powder, and hereafter it ous
ami4tle " father OF the pres persists in his
abuse, He do INIT propose to " disgrace the col
umls 81 tho FREENAN by any notice Of him /;
but 90 Issue a sheet, devoted exclusively to his
benefit. TO be called " The Substitute Eiilois
Journal, instead OF wearyng ourrcaders with
"A controversy which must be as distasteiul to
them as il is t. u. We have not the vanity,
even il our ueghbor has, to suppose the public
has my more sympathy or interest IN these
personal recrminations than it has in we'll
contested puppy-6ght. 60, poor fly, the world
is big anough for both Of Us,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-31

TO ORR FRlENDs Several articles and notices
intended for this weeks issue OF the FREEMAN
must De postponed TIL more convenient season.
We Lnow our friends will excuse us for once.
We usually devote Monday forenoon to closing
upmattcIs, and making such editorial comments
ne the events Of the week may cali for but the
UNEXPECTED ani unannouncei b0mb-shc thrown
INTO cur rigging by the jtunty little schooner
over the way has 50 amazed US that We have
spent ,bi, morning in trying to ascertain tic
CAUSES bsH. We have been unsucces iul but
as soon as We get our craft cleared for action
aud in lighting trim, We shall be oil right, aud
will make ample amends for any sius OF omission
or commission observable in this issue. We are
under deep obligations to several frleuds for Ia
yor received, and words of encouragement and
cheer spoken the past week. The present Of a
fnc assortment OF Stewards Refined Sugars melted
out 90 Us without stint, was pleasing contrast
10 the bitterness flung at us by our rival, and
only proved that editorial life has Its sIpesis as
well as .a lArs We always remember our
friends aud az iatimate Acquaintance suggests
that We don't often forget our enemies. We
don't usually intend to To deeply indebted TO
either class, unless they take Us at dlsad-
vantage.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-10-31
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-04

and all, from highest to lowest, stood to-
gether on that day OF Pentecost, and asked
=" Men ED brethren, what shall We dopl
The way was opened-it was revealed 70
them and to all of MS, on that April day
when Sumter Vas fired on, what the nation
should do to be saved. Abraham Lincoln
will not stand to-day doubuDgly, wistfulIy,
almost suppliAntIy, on the eas, portico.
scarce knowing if he dare declare his
wish to keep his sacred oath to defend
a0d protect" the trust eenGded to him
bis Toice viii ring out clear the ASSURANCES
OF his high purpose to continue stsadfast
the work upon which he entered four years
ago, and be viii say agsin in the language
Of his last message, that another and not
he' must be the one to take any backward
step.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-04

Il THE New York Tribune, IN speaking of
Mason l. Hamlin's Cabinet Organs, says:
"These instruments have been blown by the
wind of genuine success from Boston to
San Francisco. That Messrs. Mason &
Hamlin have succeeded in making su.
perior small instrument, from little band
like thiugs, TO those which, though
portable, and not larger than piano, can
make themselves felt in church, is the
universal opinion of the musical profes.
sion. They agree that no such mechanical
works of the kind can be found in equal
perfection in Europe. The tone is pure
and full, and with an immense body for so
small provocative mechanical force
They stand rough travelling, bad usage,
and will live in climates which will kill
American missionaries"
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rh.. atntnta 4 naIrkeE 81

sIonal statute. That statute ID neither OF
higher source nor of stronger 0htgatlon
than the Law which demands that Sea AtoFs
aud REPRESENTATIVES shall not by their &C.
ton. induce the belief that the cause Is. de-
fsated and our fortunes lost, Gen. Lee mas
declared that an adjournment Of C11gress
at this time to places which ms! seem
freer from danger than Richmond Roaia
diminish the resisting power of ths eoeh.
try by the suspicion that the cleo Wis
dom of the nation was affected v d APP
prehensions inconsistent with SUE, ., ana
viii that sublime confidence shAthe
great and good always feel, he g that
thew who passed laws to force hers %
duty shall not now, just before . battle
is TO be tried which ia to win VII cry ana
secure existence, 7desert=au arr Wnten
win meet its first defeat after It sfs been
labAndonded by those who made 1t e issue
aud swore to defend it.
The members of Congress who b. We lett
their seats since Sherman moved fl I'M Sa-
vannah, should return to Rict I'D. 1t
should not be doubted that Their q some
who had good reason to be abse H. that Is,
had the same reason to leave vi &c would
obtain a furlough for q soldier. o such
no censure will apply, PrOyidi hey re-
turn 70 their posts, just as . o. tougneo
private returns to his company. neY who
do not return should be subie te to the
same laws which they have pas e for 9TH
lers. The Speaker should he ii.ected TO
Issue Writs recalling the absconding mem
bers of the capitol. Should disobedience
of the writ provoke less terror than inter
Icepted retreat and unpleasant proximity TO
Yankee armies, let 8 laWybe pasted direct
ing the military commanderst 70 execute the
Speakers process. There arc many true and
brave men in the Congress. If other mem
bers continue to desert, or il 81 unworthy
4 majority dissolve the whole DO, J, the army
expects the President t0Hehasenble those
who attempt to fee. and to keep the Con
d gress together at some. cow .nient place
4 where they, at least can hesrthesPesdy news
of our triumph or ruin. That day is not far
distant. The same Journals that will
1 shortly publish list Of thoss who aban'
doned their country ct the hoCr when every
impulse of honor, and all the obligatious Of
duty, impelled them to stand, may also de-
clare that the great soldier whose virtue has
basde him the cherished favorite of superior
fortune, and WhosHIBkilI, with the assist
ance he obtained from Heaven, has so of.
ten enabled him to scatter. TIE hosts that
marched to piliage and eDsIsTe US, has
tsg4in relieved our country from the scourge
y OF the Northman, and that be still stands
between US and our enemies Nth that dex.
trous sword from whose untarnished blade
RATIONAL hope will forever CLEAN.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-03-04

IT now appears from the dispatch Of
Gen. Gilmore published yesterday, that
the capture Of Charleston was, as far as
trophies are concerned, the greatest victoi-
~ of ancient or modern times: four hun-
dred and fly cannon, or fifty one more than
the entire number brought up on both sides
at Waterloo having fallen into our hands
Wellington. after q most sauguinafy en-
gagement, continuing far ntOthe shades Of
night, suOpeeded,i in Wrestling two hundred
and tWenty-ssven pieces of artillery from
NePoleou. Sherman, aimsst without the
hriug Of . quo, or loss of single company
of meq, SeOame the POssessor Of four hun,
dred and any hostile cannon. -
In thesface. of this aud his other great
successes, the Richmond R1ig, of Monday,
speaks OF Sherman AZ a General remarkable
for a ''cautiOu that Invariably produces
vacillAtiOu and timidty ,"aud cOOlly asks /:
Can any one name battle that Sherman
has ever won beside the partial engage.
ment at Jonesboro Caa any one 1Hms
another battle that he has ever fopvht ~
cepting the battle Of Ghiekasav BsToT II
which he WAS diSaStronsly defeated 6y Gen
Stephen D. Lee with vastly interior forces ;
As President Lincoln remarked Of
Granite "toHic," it would be we'll If our
whsle army of generals we're endowed with
little more of this kind of rvaeillstion
aud timidity."
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THR STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
i 10 THR SHERIFF OF OHIO COUNTY GRE q.


We command you that you Summon The Ba,t.
more Ohio Railroad Company, it be found in your
bailiEiek n appear ut the Clerks OGes Of he Cir
cult Court OF Ohio County, at Rules 70 be held IA
fha aid Court, on the last Tuesday in December
1874 nex6 TO answer CatbArine A Hagen, admins.
tFatrix Of the estate OF Thomas Hagen deeeased to
. plea Of TFespass on the case Damage IS 900. And
have then there this writ: Wines Jacob BurkIe
CeFk OF our said Court, at the Court HOUSE Of I,H
County, In the city Of Wheeling. the 26th CAV OF
December. 1885, and in the second year Of the State
OF West Virginia JACOB EURKLE
SHEHU8's RETURN
Neither the President nor the Treasurer Of thu
Baltimore and Ohio RailIUad Company being IN.
habtants Of my bailiWieE, served this process on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company by de.
HVsrinR q copy thereof to J. B. Pord, Agent Of aid
Company, residing in the County Of Ohio.
WIN. H. IRWIN, D. g.
tor Joseph seyb old, &. O. C.
On motion of tn plaintiff BY her attorney, it 1,
or dsred that the said Railroad Company do appear
here within Que month after the publication hereof
and do what may be necessary TO protect it's inter
eSts herein, and that copy OF this order be pub
liShed once week for four weeks In q Wheeling
Newspaper, ana that further copy be posted at the
front door Of the Court Houss Of this County on
JACOB BURKLE.
A Copy-Teste: JACOB BURKIE, Clerk.
mh4-1t6G8tW
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Two ] Piece. Of Desirable Land
a FOR SALE.

NNB piece containing about THIRTY-sIX 1851
" ACRES, located between tue National Road
and Wheeling creek, distance four miles from the
City ofWheeling by said road. The above IL good
bottom land, and well adapted for Vineyard and
Gardening purposes. - IFHI
The other piece, containing about PORTY-SEVRN
4D ACRESs located also ON Wheeling creek, and di.
Vided from the former piece By the above creek
and through which the Hemphad railroad passes-
by this road It IL about two aud half miles distant
from the City Of Wheeling. On the latter piece
there is q good ORCHARD, and admirably adapted
for Vineyard, and on which there are some other
improvements. 7
Il not disposed Of by private sale, 1t will be oet
Cd for sale at public auction, On Thursday, the ed
day OF March, ensuing, at the front door Of the
Sourt1Hop Of Ohio county, at 10 O'Clock, A. M
Posseslion can be given on the 1It of April,
Further information can be had OF the under
signed. T. OZARK
The special attention Of Oh, coal, vintage and
gardening men Is called to the above. 80
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a9.The aboVesale has been postponed TIL Tues
day, March 7th ct the front door Of the Court hon
at O'Clock P. II. 49, "a ~ mia