davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-12-21

= -SNSANeA
had more of the Chicago spirit aud less Of the
old Missouri slowness to overcome, it would
not be year before the bridge-was built.
/; THE TELEGRAPH LINES.
AL tbs military teleQraphs IN this State
!have been closed ont by the Government and
turned over to the companies owning the
Ipatent rights to the territory through which
they ran. The only exception ia in the case
of the wire running down the Southwest
Little Rock, Camden, Ark, to Galveston,
Texas. This Is still held as military line.
i From another Correspondent!
! ST. LOUIS. Dec IS.
(; !. St. LOUIS BUSINESS COLLEGE.
A st. Louis feature that has & home and
Temiliar look to Chicago eyes, Is The ST. Louis
Business College of the Bryaut-.& stratton
National Chain. It Is one Of forty, more or
less, located 10 our best cities snd business
points. Be sure this is true of all of them ::
they are never In m outroEthe-way place.
The heavy rents that they must sustain to
hold their place In the rery heart and trade
of each city, would appal less flourishfur en-.
ferprlses. One rule Of the National Chain
seems to prevail in an-thnt no apartments
can be too central, too roomy, too wen ven
tilated, too elegantly appointed, for the &C.
co1Dmodatfon Of their Students.
And students appreciate these thing. Mr..
Carpenter, the st. Louis resident parti1er and
principal, Is a wide awake, energetic instruc-
tor and manager. found his rooms ali /,
have described them in general terma.- They
pre- fltted up With taste, and an eye to beauty
hs well As utility, found them wen fIlIed
with students In all the departments, and all
busy at their desks and tables. It is wonder.
full what an interest and zeal IL awakened
and kept alive In these business neophytes by
the course Of study pursued, varied and illus
trated "a 1t Is by the practical features Which
reproduce the actual forms and transactions
Of commercial and financial life. !, :.
1t Is the highest aud best realized OF in
stances Of object teaching, when the bank. the
warehouse and railroad company, the ex-
press company, tho mercantile houses Of every
grade, produce and commission. the tele-
graph office, arc ali Illustrated by working
models, and daily under the eye of the learner
IN all their processes, until familiarity Is
fastened and made secure for lifetime,
congratulate Mr.. Carpenter on the ap-
pearance Of his students, and tho lie and vim
Of the whole establishment, about which
there Is nothing not fully up TO the times, on
the Bryant d St1atton standard
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-01-26
News Itens,

TIE nomination of Parson Brownlow for
GovernorofT Tennessee is very generally COM
meuded by the loyal press. Should he be
elected and fairly seated in authority, that
State would be about the most unhealthy
region for Secessionists outside Of small
pox hospital. Hemp and coffins would be
in lively demand. .t T'.# .rc
THE Louisiana Legislature has elected
Gov. Michael Hahn United State Senator,
from the 4lh of March next.
ADMIRAL LEE says that resolution re-
commencing areturn to the Unen will,prob-
ably very soon he proposed in the Rebel
Legislature of Alabama.
THE Richmond Examiner comedies that
we have sealed Cape Fear River. and will
capture Wilmington. 1t recommends the
destruction of all the cotton at that place.
GENERAL I. F. MEAaHER has gone with
bis division OF troops to join General
oherihah. ,.. .-,-.,. sr.
INDIAN depredations still continue in
Colorado territory. 9.
BALDWIN, the treasurer of the Ohio
Female College, has absconded with about
five thousand dollars. a.
Two fifteen.inch guns on board tho moni
tors were bursted during the recent lombard
ment OF Fort Fisher
TIE 10th and 18th corps Of Sherma 5
army went to Beaufort on the l4th. The
18th corps moved on Pocotaligo.
ALL the sick of Sherman's army have
been taken to Beaufort and Hilton Head.
The orderly and quiet condition of Savan-
nah still continues, and is made the
subject of merited praise
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-01-26
"A Heroic Girl.
AWsrensburg, Mo-, correspondent of the
ST. Louis Republican, writing on tn, 10th,

AWarensburg, NO, coftespodent ofthe
ST Louis Republican, writing on tn, 10th,
says: ,H ~ -,
tOnFriday night last two men knocked at
ahe door of an old gentleman by the name
o1 Redicheck. living near Columbus, in this
coupty, and demanded admittance. His
daughter, young lady ofsome eighteen
rears Of age, who, together with her father,
we're the senly inmates of the house,} asked
q what they wanted They would give no
satisfaction, and she, on going to the win
dow, saw that they were armed with guns.
+, Sbe then told them she would not let them
in. but if one of them would set his gun
down she would let him in, at the same
time saying to her father to be prepared
t9or emergencies. After coming in he walk.
al te The ERE, refusing to be seated, asked
o ne old man ifthere was any one else In the
Ssasa ercept hifaself and daughter, and
was told that there was net; NE then walk
w Ssk and examined the beds IN the
sccn' ~ rsturned to the Ere and says, 'Vld
~sn V 7 SsSe come here 20 kill sou, 'st the
sans tims dr., ling q sS EssGivsr " ron nh M
breast The sld ms. selseS 20 ssS .ns plstvi VIZ.
ono hand and threw his , - snsr arm sround
'ts saN, aqd heiaE 3 xtssnlas la ! p.. :. -
s4sSfx r,~Ad In holding I'm sS AN ms
age, succss~.-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-01-26
daughtor ran 10 another mart OF the bouse,

daughter ran to another part Of the house,
seizoj q corn knife, struck him severe
blow as sho thinks FIRST on bis arm holding
the piatol. somewhat disabling II, then fell
TO work on his head. In the meantime the
old man disengsgel himself, seized sword
cane which he fortunately had and run the
niscreant through three times with it, who
by this time was Justify shouting murder,
end calling to his fiiend to let him out. -
His friend ran around the house to another
door and burst il in, where he was met by
this heroic girl, and receiving severe cut
was forced back. she shutting and boiling
the door in his face, and putting up cur
tain at the window that had fallen down, TO
prevent bis seeing in; he then fired some
two or three Intellectual shots into the win
dow, which, being up, carried the shots to
the jOist above. He then returned to tho
first door and broke that in, giving bis
friend chance TO escape, which he man
aged to do, and he being again met by the
girl, backed out, no doubt being glad to es-
cape with what he had already received. =
After short time the father and dsugh.
ter, on leaving the house to go to neigh
boris, saw next morning, near quarter of a
mile off, the hat Of their first assailant ly-
ing behind the hen house, and found liter
ally cut to pieces, and the place where he
died--the ground being covered
with blood, and also tho tracks OF horse
which had come, and no doubt carried off
the dead man.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-01-26
Obituary..

.. JOHNSTON MITCHELL,
OF Co. B, 98th o. V. L., killed ia battle
n front Of Jonesboro', Ga, Sept. lst, 1864.
He was soldier for our country
From the true manhood Of his heart,
And loved him as brother, -
For | felt the impulse of his
Life was pure as breath Of morning,
His future all so far-his homey
SO full OF homes best loves, anb yet
He laid them at his feet, that 10
Might dc Christian patriots part.
Aud live the stern support OF all
That he believed was great and true
A soldier in that higher sense
In heart and mind and living act
If the noblest valor and thoI
Richest merit grow but tromi out
The heart, they both were His, and as
The storm blast rives the strongest oak
The best do fall in batte,-
And be is dead upon the field,
What ties are suudered there in one short
Hour-what pulsings of high hope
Shall beat no more. .---------..-
No stronger
Words are wrought thI for his country
He has died; than bis, yo grave will
Greener grow in any q me, nor
Fairer memories clust4 round
The hearts of homo. But better far
To know there is a bright beyond
Above the star lit wave of night
Aud he has gained that Better Land.
It, j. II.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-01-26

CHARITY. Siuce the great exile has
returned to the practice of the Law at Day
ton, the "'ten cent contribu; ,ons' tor his
support has been di,continded, and his pat,
riotic andcharitaDe followers in this neigh
borheod have, since then. had lhe stream
Of their charity turned inwards, and 1t was
feared by some hal its fountains would be
dried up for want of suitable channel
through which to vent its pent up waters.
We are happy to announce. for the benefit
of those who have felt anxiety upon this
subject, that the 'barbsrism" Of Sheridan
in desolating the valley of the Sh henandoah,
in obedience to orders from Gen. Grant, so
that the rebel army could no longer. for
want of supplies, continue their periodical
excursions down the valley, has made way
open for the, flow of this long pent up str cam,
and subscription papers in abundance are
being circulated for the purpose of re-snp-
plying that valley with forage and provision.
The ignorant may think it strange tina,
smid the desolatien and want, the sorrow
and suffering, these patriots have been in
the habit of portraying as existing all
around ua, as the result Of this "unho ly
war" they are unable to find any subjects
worthy Of their ch arity but must seek, up
e the Shenandoah, among those who have
constantly adhered to the cause of the re-
beiIion, for suitable objects Let the.inhab-
itants Of that valley demonstrate their 10y
! atty to the government by overt acts. and
these men will no longer be anxious to min
lister to their wants.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-01-26

DEATH OF JOSEPH ARMBRUsTEa.-Mr.
Joseph Armbruster, who had kept an oys.
ter saloon in this place for many years, died
on Sunday morning last The deceased was
an honest, truthful, and good man. He
was very fine musician, and was the
leader of the St. Clairsville brass band at
a time when it ranked as one of the best in
the State.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-01-26
Farm for Sale.

DURING next twenty days, the Blackst,M Valley
- Farm, being good sisck or grain Farm OF TWO
HUNDRED AND TW5NrY-ThREE ACRES about
cue hundred and sixty under cultivation commodious
hcuse Barn, Stone spring Ilonie, aud Orchard :
Church and School upon, and Mill one mile from Farm
al Miad!etown, Guernsey Co., OHIO Terms; One third
In hand, hala ace in one 70 live years.
Jan. %, i65-3w. JAMES GORDNER, Agent
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-01-26
Local Matters.
ReCruIts wanted.

HuoH d. DUBOIS, late of the 50th Ohio
Regiment, has been appointed recruiting
officer for one Of tho new Regiments author.
lied to be raised in Ohio. The regular Gov
eminent bounties will be given, and the re-
druitwill bc allowed to credit himself to
any Township giving the bounty. His Of
fee will be at Brdgeport.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-01-26

WE call the attention of our readers to
the advertisement of Jepson & Son, in to.
days paper. This establishment has been
doing gosd business, and the liberal and
accommodating propiictors deserve the
patronage they have received.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-01-26

WANTED. Dried Apples, Beans, Onions,
yRsgs and country produce generally, at the
slightest cash prices, al Hough & Theburn' s
New Produce Grocery.
Hough Il sThoburu keep constantly on
Inland Fresh Meat, Poultry Oysters, Apples,
POTATOES, Corn, Oats, MilliFced, Batter,
Eggs, Produce and Groceries generally, all
,of which they will deliver to order, at the
,Lo,cest cash rates. -,.. a .t-., .,.. 1t"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-01-26
Administrators Sale OF
Real Estate.

TN PURSUANCE OF an order granted by the Probate
u Cour Of Belmont County, Ohio will oder for sale,
at public sslction, on SATURDAY, THE 25TH DAY OF
FEBRUARY, 1sf5, at 10 o'clock a. A., upon the,
premises, the following described real estate, situate
IN the County Of Belmont and State af Ohio, to wit;
lFy OF ihe South side Of the Southwest quarter
section twenty (se) in Township six 10Y, OF Range four
An in the stephenville Laad District Also iour acres
three roods and adjoining the aboye
described y onthe East end thereof and being
mari OF KoFhe quarter Of said section, containing in
all i Our acres, three Toods aud thirty perches
he the same more less IL being the home isrm that
Jeremiah late Of said county, died seized
Of, Appraised al Ss20L 00 ~ r}se .ta
TERMS OF SALE; Oae-shfd ~ hand, one-third ln
nth interest," lAe payments 70 be secured BY mortgage
.-non "A. y ss3 sir-s v b 80 '~A''ss.S'N'S
~ sAe sAe pis.s 2. .'ss-as ss'z'S4 ~ go tOsn
- Admir- Of JsIs.... )
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-01-26

Ar HOME. Capt. G. W. Carol, having
served out his term Of enlistment, has re-
turned to his home. We welcome him
back among us, and may he live to enjoy
the honors he has earned by his faithful
services in the army of the nation.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-01-26

CLAIMS SECURED. During the past week
we have received from the Pension Office at
Washington City, Pension Certificates for
Mrs Ann Hinkle, of Glencoe, and Mrs.
Harriet Rowles, OF Jacobsburg, soldiers
widows; and Certificates for Bounty and
Back Pay in favor of Msr Il. Denny, of st.
Clairsville, and Josiah Medley of Morris
town. Claims promptly collected. -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-01-26

WE CALL attention to the communication
signed South Richlander" in to-day's pa
per. The writer is a man of influence and
property, not subject to military duty, and
we commend his suggestions to the atten-
ton Of the trustees Of all the townships in
the Couty, and to the special attention Of the
trustees disRinA and, Tow nship.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-01-26

WE see by the resolutions published on
the 4th page of this weeks paper that
Capt. Thomas Garrett, Of the 77th Regi-
ment, has resigned on account Of wounds.
The service has lost good officer ia the
resignation Of Capt Garrett. We welcome
him back to his home and friends.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-01-26

MORE SNow.-We had another heavy
fall of snow on Monday, and indeed, it has
beengiving us taste of it every day since.
Sloigbihg is excellent, and the jingle Of
bells on our streets is incessant.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-01-26

ng-WANTED. "A good yell improred
FARM, conveniently situated to church and
school houses, Any person having such a
farm for sale can hear Of purchaser by in
quiring at this office. ...... .....
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-01-26

sG-FoR SALE. The property formerly
occupied by George Hulsc, one mile East
of St. ClairsvlIe, on the National Road
Inquire at this office.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-01-26
New5 advertisements.
FARM FOR SALE

/roNTAINlNG sEvENrY-sIX ACRES. adjoining
" tie Tow X of Belmont, the ESst. said Farm is
in good con@ilon,. has good siabhtg, Barn, Wagon
bearing Orchard, md plenty oi coal For .erms call
mud sec me in Belmont, OHIO. J.
Ian ~ iS65-gws RiCHA.ND DILLON.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-01-26

Total liabilities .......... ......!.......SlsO,72l0 Oh
STARE on OHIs, BsLNoSr COUNTY, SS.
l. H G. Welday, Cashier Of the First National Bank
OF b. Ciuirsvlle, do solemny swear that the above
statement IL the best Of my knowledge and belief
1'-'l fIi 7, H. @. WELDAY, Cashier.
Sworn 10 and subscribed before this the I'd day OF
Jan, 1884. X. H. COCHRAN, Notary Public 81
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-01-26

TEACHERS ExAMI&ATIoN at the usu |
place, Saturday. Feb, 4th, commencing at
9 clock precisely.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-01-26
,gsynsinistratOy,s Notice.

NJOTICE is hereby given that the Probate Court
lN Belmont County, Ohio the undersigned ap-
pointed and qualified Administrator OF the estate ei
John A. Work, deceased, late of said county
All those indebted to said estate requested 10 make
immediate payment; and those having claims against
said estate notified to present them for settlement
within year from this date.
JAMES TALLMAN, Admir-.
December g. 1854.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-01-26
Sale of a WOODEN Factory
AND VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

I'm Belmont Co., O., BY Order OF Court.
ON TUESDAY, THE 2lsr DAY OF FEBRUARY
~ 1sd5, between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. M and p
the premises, will be sold the highest bidder the
following real estate with The appurenaces the pro-
perty of John w. Hutchinson, deceased to wit:
Situate in Belmont Coany, Ohio, being part of the
Northwest quarter o Section ~, Township s. Range D.
in the Seubcnve Land District, beginning for its
boundaries the road, nnd running thence
South ~ degrees West 03 poles 10 in the South
boundary line OF said quarter section thence with said
line West poles to the corner OF said quarter thence
North with the West boundary line II poles buck
eye Oh the West bank OF the Greek thence up said
Greek with its mesnderngs including the bed and bank
OF the Creek, 10 in the North boundary line;
thence with said line East 20 poles 10 sugar and elm
the East bank vi the Creek; thence down the Creek,
including the Creek lynn thence South % degrees
Fast poles to the place OF beginning contsinng 25
acres, more or less. 40. -.. o.. -.
These premises situated on the CENTRAL ONO
RAIL ROAD, about four miles West of Bellaire. and
them are situated WOOLEN FACTORY, with
EXCELLENT MACHINERY, and in good repair;
abundance of COAL; about 400 BEARING APPLE
TREES Of the choicest varieties; ands GOOD Dwell
LING HOUSE,
The premises will be sold free of dover. r
TERMS: One third in hand. and the balance in two
equal annual instaments, with interest
MARIA HUTCHINSON,
JOHN J. KERR,
Adm'rs Of John w. Huichinson decd
January 10, 1855.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-01-26
Scion Robinson's Book.
Facts for Farmers"

"A terials for all land owners. About domestic ami
mas aud domestic economy farm buildings gardens,
orchards and viney ards. and all farm crops, tools,
fenccs fertilization, draining and irrigation illustrated
with y hne steel engravnays. Edited by Scion Robin
SON Agric uural Editor OF the N Y Tribune, and author
Of several popular works A.qunrio volume. pp lO3l
price 81 So
This valuable work is not for sale in the book stores
Is sold only by agents. and will be supplied 10 subscr
hers at publishers by the Undersigned who is the
0''' JOSEPH wooDRoFFR
ST. Ciairsville Ohio, Sept sth :eo4-9w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-01-26
RevivOr of JUDGMENT.

William NJ. Griffith A ND now comes Oliver J. Grit
VS.. II eth by John 5. Cochran, Esq.
Zerah H. Linder his attorney. and it appearing 10
Isaac Hoops. the Court that since the rendition
OF the Judgment in this the said Isaac Hoops has
departed this life. and that administration has been
taken on his estate; that the said plaintiff William NJ
Griffith, has also departed this life and that Oliver j.
Griffith is his duly appointed Administrator; aud il also
appearing that said judgment is dead for lapse OF Eve
Years without execution: 1t is therefore here by the
Court ordered that the said Judgment stand revived in
the name OF said Oliver J. Griffith such Admustra-
tor. against the said Zerah H. Ihder, that the
have the force il rendered in favor OF the said
Administrator against the said Linder unless the said
Zerah Lindcr the term OF the Court show good
to the contrary, upon copy OF this order being
duly served upon him.
JAMES F. CHARLESWnRTH, Clerk Of Court
JOHN $. COCHRAN. Au'y for Pl'tf.
December ], 1854. CIV
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-01-26

TO THE AFFLICTED!
VIE seied in this vicinity are hereby informed that
4 DR. WHITE has taken room in the Union House
Mcrrisown where he will diseases OF the Throat
Lungs, Heart, Stomach, Liver, Kidneys and the Urinary
Organs
RheumaSsm, Neuralgia and Mercuhal Pains. Stiff
and Enla rged Joints, Scrofula. TUmofs Ulcers Piles
Chronic DarrhDa SFemale Diseases, in short. every
form Of Acute aHd Chronic diseases viii be treated
c,. uueer his mode OF ueainalt N which
Electricity is the prime ageH. ceY
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-01-26
BelmontCommon Pleas.
PETITION FoR PARTTTTON-
a.. Reece Berry, petitioner,

F6L1L4oIN EOh ~
Reece Berry, petitioner,
Rachel Berry, Cyrus Berry, Samuel Berry, Hannah
White and Isaac White her husband, Mary Picker.
ing and Elisha Pickering her husband Rachel Ann
Gregg and I.aban Gregg her husband, Ruth Hannah
formerly Berry, and ler husband thmue unknswnl,
adults; and Thomas job, Emmett Job. Addison Job,
Hannah E. job Marietta Job, Oscar Job, Marina Jane
Job Bfaxtom Berry, and Edward Berry. minors
1NHE above named defendants will take notice that.
the 5lh day of January, l-65, the above named
petitioner filed petition against said defendants in the
Clerks office OF the Common Pleas Court OF Belmont
Ceanty, Ohio. which is pending, demanding parti-
lion Of the following described estate subject the
right OF dover therein OF the said Rachel Berry
signnen OF which prayed for and subject also TO her
right 10 the occupancy oil the dwelling house thereon
during her life.
Being 1854 acres. more less. in the Southwest quas
OF Section l. Township q Range 3 in said County,
aud acres less in the Northwest quarter Of
said Section. Being the premises OF which Jordan
Berry late OF said County Belmont died seized, and
particularly desc rbed in said petition.
Said petition will be for hearing ut the term OF
said Court d. ID, T. COWEN,
Jan. 5, 1865 CIV Au'y for Petitioner.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-01-26
Howard Association,

PHILADELPHIA, PA. ~
-TNiSEASEs Of the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary and
IL Sexual Systems-new and reliable treatment-in
reports OF the Howard Association-soni by mail in
sealed letter enveopes free Of charge. Address, Dr.
sKffLIIN lBOUGtfrON,s Howard Association, No
6ou1 RiHtA street. PkiisssipAis, Pa tyiAF
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-01-26
Sale Of Valuable Property.

-. - AAVFOhss
HE undersigned Administrator Of the estate OF John
A. Work. Jr decd. will on the 5th day Of Febru-
ary nexl at the front door OF the Court House. IN The
town OF St Clairsyle. Belmont Co o. in pursuance OF
order from the Probate Court Of said County offer at
public sale the West half Lot Ne Is in the town of st
Cairsvie subject TO the dover therein OF Trza
Daniels, heretofore assigned. OF S2l - per annuIn,
commencing December %, ls6i
There is large and commodious Frame House there
on situated in the business part Of said town. The
house has OF the best finished rooms IN the
town. and the residue well arranged for private resi-
dence There is a good well of water and purnp on the
premises, also large frame Pork house wool pack
Eg house. The store room is rented to Frint &
Nage, Merchant Tailors, for years from Apr 1st
lSb5 at SlOJ per year. The lease will be sssig1ed TO
the purchaser on and after April 1st, which time pos
session will lie given
TERMS OF SALE: one-haf cash in hand and one,
halt in one year, with interest deferred payInen-
from day Of sale 4." -
Premises appraised at S22J0 90.
JAMES TAf.LMAN, Admir-
q of John A. Work Jr., deed.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-01-26
Desirable Residence for Sale.

II Will SELL. AT PRIVATE SALE the premises
L formerly occupied by George HuIse, one mile East
o st Clarsvie, oil the National Road. ~
There about two acres OF land witt Dwelling
House. comBining feur and kitchen. Nearly
half the land planted in Apples Ounces Plums, Pears
aud Garden Fruils-all of bearing size.
For further particulars address -
ANN DENNEY,
jal2-3m Bridgeport Belmont CO., o.