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RIVERS.

Africa is less favored with rivers than
other divisions OF the globe. Tic whole of
The northwest Of Africa is destitute Of any
large stream OF running water. and the
countries which are weil-watcred are not
numerous and occupy but small part Of
the surface OF the continent. The largest
river IS the Nile, which varies i'm width from
twenty rods 10 three miles. and II is re-
markable that it Is as broad and deep a,
Khartoum. TWO thousand miles from 10.
mouth as at Cairo. The entire length OF
the Nleis believed TO be not much less than
1000 miles although the source Of the
White Nile. i,s largest branch. has never
been fully a,ceriained.
The breadth of the Nile. below the June
tiou OF The White and Blue branches. i,
hoo yar'is. and the depth on the average
Il feet The White Nile has been traced Il
latitude 4 DEG. 10 min. y. where il is 65l
feet wide Taylor thinks lis source Will D,
( found as far up as the Equator
The Niger the largest river Of Western
Africa presents a magnificent appearance,
IN it. circuitous course: It's broad, swelling
Hoods sometimes extend to tie width o.
/ eight miles. numerous islands are inter
spersel among the villages that stretcl
along the shore AMI tie whole course O
the river Is not less than 1000 miles.
The senegal IS q thousand miles iu length
and the Gambia somewhat less. I'll.
Zaire. or Cougo is TWO leagues wide Al III
mouth. bgt liAe al tie rivers Of Africa, ex
cept the Nile, II can De nayigA,ed only
short distance before further progress i 10
tercepted by cataracts OF rapids.
On the eastern ana western coasts Of thi
continent are small and short streams: bu
nearly all OF them have cataracls in thei
course. and bars or sand banks a. thei
mouths and on the western coast of South
ern Africa, Tue rivers are rendered sti.
more Inaccessible by The breaking Of th
( tremendous surf tie roar ot which can o.
heard - miles from tho land. remiudin.
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Che State Republican :
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION

TO WON AR srsiSEss c)uxrSIcAu0Ss SHOULD
Bz aDDKEs.KD.
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CONNEC CTIONs.

w \ r LAIN AGENC
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-05-17

The Desert Of Sahara forms most uron-
neni and important feature in the ianiscare
of Africa. In is fan extent i, reaches
from the Atlantic Ocean on the west. to tie
frontiers Of Nubia and Egypt on the cas-,
a distance OF three thousand miles: while
lis breadth between S0udan and the Bar
barry states, Is in some places a thousand
and in none less than seven hundred and
fifty miles. Il is divided into TWO parts bg
a tract Of stony country. through which j.
the caravan route from Tripoh 10 S0udau.
The western portion i almost entirely COW
cred with iine sand, which, being aEita-
ted oy The easterly winds. appears in uuiu-
iatins lines lie the surface OF Tie sea, anl
oiten rises in the air in the form Of water
Spo1ts
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Ge0graplers have divided the portion q
Africa inhabited by tie negro race into dif-
fereut countries: but each Of these con
tains many distinct tribes or communities.
INDEPENDENT u each other. and yet pre-
sentlng a resemblance In their habits, Gus
toms and Institutions On The western
coast, Immediately south Of the Great Dss-
err, ; Senegambia. which contains about
:. 000 600 of people. and Is wa.erei by the
senegal. Gambia aud Rio Grande rivers.
/ Il was here that the slave trade first com
meaceI and or THIS coast = the British
colony Of Sierra Leone.
Adjoining thereto. Oh the south. : Libe-
ria, which stretches along the shore 2 lis-
tance Of four hundred mlles Upper GU
nea extends from Liberia 10 Guinea, and
includes population Of nearly 5000, O00
L contains the native kingdoms u Ashan
tee, Benin AID DahOmey, which are tie
most considerable upOL the western coast.
The various portions Of the coast IRON sen
egambia to B!afra, - proceeding from wesi
10 east, are known 10 navIgators as The
Grain Coast, Ivory Coast, Gold Coasi,
Slave Coast and Caubar Coast
Lover Guinea includes the countries O
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13

sEsssdlng sight hundred dJlAIa per year Peorijed
That, sulfaeerT aridsnes OF tksf dgsnee, adsiiy
and eHpssiones eArelsa the Potnastst General
Increase thsf gFs sal rss from tme " uma
DOT sxeseiuy thousand d1il aud s4sh Of ne
aid saffers shags b5nd with sareea 80 b. sPpTo Esi
By the Postm ialer 0snsrs. 6 thu aA cusedy aud de
very of all ettsss, packets, aud aansys resolved bS
hin.
sie l5 And bs " further suAetsd, That sl pessss
or The isstaaTFlea braecA 0eeu aud eeertng boSss.
lnedsa thsleo. shtl " entsTs1 aud rgpertqi la
tsusTate aesouot O thu or1uAry p1stzi sxptpsss Of
such post otaa ani shall bs sh3Hn In eomp4ris9u with
tbs proceeds of pOsiAges l0ct mail matter At each
Se 10 isr that tbs Postmaster Oensr1i bs guid
cd 10 the psndurs r that brAneh Of hs Fosiai
by iRosms dsrEsi thaysiro1.
ssA le Aud b Is fuilhsr ealatsi, That the eighth.
ssysntb purSsah seEeutenta and szht nth s9sti0ns
ofths at sntsd 'An to amaal thu laws rsltlns to
the Post once Department. approved March thTss sgh
teen hunirsi aod sixty three ths Provisions " With
hAVs been modified aH1 aei Ia this aet bs and
the same hsrsby repealed.
Bse. H. And be At further enacted. That ths special
agent Vt tbs Post 0es Department Ia the P1ene States
and Territories shall receive as eompsnsAtn Eve d'ltars
per diem.
a Approved, July l, 1856.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13
bIEKiCo.

Ar. LiaeOla's AsssaSs--PtFpltsty of an ORejal
Journal France and Atx'eo.-A new FfeaeA
PoPI.
lcOipspOnden-e New York Commsreiall
Fhe lespGich announcing, IN condensed
form, the principal features OF the Presidents
message, arrived yesterday, and received this
morning brief notice from the press. The Of.
eial 1oOrnal Omiis mention Of two items Ia this
leipAtoh--lhole relRtipg 10 emancipation and
10 Mexico II sysn refuses 10 publish'ihe de-
pPalch entire, probably on account Of these items.
bnt refers in its bulletin to the other paragraphs
~ ihe despatch. We can we'll understanl why
the oihcial paper makes these o,nissions. As
tSafds emancipation, this paper and ali those
whioh nave sustained the cause OF the rebellion
nave uniformly declared that The North did not
desire emancipation, that there was no differ
% snSe os.ween the Two sections on This question,
snd that the assumed philanthropy of The North
co THIS great humanity Trnoipie Was sham
ihs French, on the other hand, who have al
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13
eRITTENDEN'S
MlLADELPMlA COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE,

63J Chestnut st., Cor. of 7th,
keTABLisHRD ls4A INCORPORATED 1850.
Al Institution dsaianSd 10 AID youns Ia Aequlr
PRACTICAL BUSINESS RDUcATIOS.
Tbs eouTss ot distraction ineludea
BOOk-AeeRAmg,
Az pTaeueed By ths best Accountable for Wholesale
Retail, JobelpS, AaDueeturinE Commission, Foreign
sss RslaAss shipping Ruansas, joint Stock Companies
PENliANsHIP,
II every atyls, PLATA ami Ornamental Is tauSht.by
THOMAS W. AookR, b..
ons Of the most ahilfnl Of psnmea.
MERCANTILE CALCULATIONS,
COMMERCIAL LAW, BUSINESS FORMS.
DETECTING COUNTERFEIT NOTES, 50.
time. = -
DploFas With tho ssAi ef the Institution attached
In the practical value sfis we-itsd course Of nstrue
tion extent Of aeeomodatlons and heilies br mpart
Ing Business knotledge thla Institution Is
'CArAh0aVka free on application.
HsCRffgEADESs Series u pfaetoGl Treaties on Book
hssping, aud Judge SKARsw0oD'B lecture baiors ,hl
Students, on Commercial Law for sale at the College
JOHN ii HHSi eaoRssRek. SissRsk SFrueiPAlS
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13


TnE ARTIsASS 5AsIHa BANK, No. III Market
Street, Wilmington. Delaware. Office open to
receive dopOsits and make pay ments, daily, ex-
cept Sundays, from O'Clock, A. III. till P. NJ.
On Tuesday evenings from to 8 O'Clock, and
on Saturday evenings from to O'Clock.
Profits upon deposits In this insiitatiou after
payment OF necessary expenses, are oil to be d-
Vided among the depositors. Dividends ore de-
clared semi-annually, In the monihs of April snd
October.
The Charter ensets that no member Of the
Roard Of Managers shall be entitled 10 receive
tAJ profit or emolument for his services as aloh,
or be allowed to borrow any funds deposited with
the Corporation.
AaHGgrs. William 8. Hilles, Edward Belts,
Joseph W. Day, N, B. Benson. Charles W. How.
land, George W. Bush, Edward Moore, Leonard
E. Wales, Clement B. Smyth, DE- J. F Vaughan,
William H. Billsny, William canby, Henry C.
Jones.
WILLIAM 8. HILLEs, President
GR0RaR W. BUsH, Vice President.
JoHA P. AoLBAR. Treasurer.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13

The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue has
decided that stamps need bot be affixed to pho
iographs when injury is caused thereby. The
photographer must keep an account Of all pic
tures made aud sold Of this class, the same to be
furnished the Department every month, with
the number Of stamps required for the photo
graphs ntixed thereto. A consolation for the
young ladieswhO didn'tlike their beauty msrred.
Forrest, the Rebel Cavalry General, is de-
scribed as a hne.lookiug man, very large and
we'll prapOrtioned, hair almost white, moustaohe
black, quite decisive In his speech, and Of o
gentlemanly character.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13

SuBstsT NOE OFFICE, U. 8. ARMY.
~ No 20 aogra BrRHET,
BALrfNoRa, Nd. January 9Th la6S.
SEALED PROPoSALS, In duplicate viii b rec lived
at this Office for furnishing the Unitel States Bnbsa.
tsncs Department With NIFF.
HAY AND CORN IN THk EAR,
TO bs delivered at Walters Wharf In Bait os Nd free
q wharfage 70 the contractor, .. Fort Monroe Va
siddsII will state the place Of asliysu and shs
time when deliveries will be sommsneed, and wAsn
to Be completed The HAT 10 be GOOD MIR
OHAhPABLk Hay, in bales, and the CORN IN THE
kAh . b. in good stout sacks Of about two And
ono-half bushels each. W
BIDS will BE- received foE the delivery Of FIFTY TONS
OF HAY sAd ONE THOUSAND DUsHELs or CORN
IN THE EAR, 20 lbs. to the bnshsl) and upEArdG
All ths articles oasrsd Will be sableet 70 . rigid
nsPesron en- hs part Of ibe 0tvsrnmsnt befra bsink
accepted
Proposals. nu.tbs blank forms which srs sarsi.bsd
a this ofhee fH r
An oath of allegiance to The United States dovsrnmni
Of all parties onarug proposals viii be required It has
not already bssn hlsd AZ this once
Payment to be made In such funds as Ia 1y bs riih.
ID By tbs United Btatss.
PropoaAs must be endorsed, HpropoeHls for ForsRes
and ADDRESSED TO the undtsgned. r.n.f1
All proposals TeesiEed under this aaveztssmaut sill
be opsnad and examined this oies on TUESDAY, and
FRIDAY ofsAeh week, at IL n.
J.HG GILMAN,
JaniS-h Captain and 8. U. s. A.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13

SAWS IONA MoHnK.- Remspber the Delaware
Saving kank u located at the ofiee Of william
afscsullsy, Esa, No COG Market street. Vii
niagtqns Del, Aod is opened every dny 70 re-
esiTe deposits. All smoun,s received from one
DOLLAR upwards, aud I've per cent. interest paid
cs the ssme from the lay Of deposit.
WM. MccArLLxx, President.
jOHx P. RsTH. SsG'V- ..
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13

EYA AND .Ras,~-PTOt ]. Isaaos, NJ. D., oou-
list gsd Auriat, formerly at Ley1en, Holland, is
Permhnently located 81 No. 81 Pine Street,
Philadelphia, whore persons afflicted with dis.
sssss ef The Eye aud Bar will be scientifically
treAie1 and cured IL durable. Artificial Eyes
Inserted without pals.
N. R.-fhs Medical faculty is invited, as be
has no secrets IN bis mode Of treatment tulT 1y
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13
GARDEN TOOLS
AND -
HOT BEDS, &C.,
AUCTION

AU0TTCsN. Es.
VIII be sold at Public Sale, hs residence OF the sub.
lerbss, the Old Kings Road, bstwsan sixth aud
Eighth lttsets, on
Thursday, February ., 1866.
All the garden TOOLS hot beds ixturss and vegetable
plAnts, consisting Of hrse market Dsarborns IN Ko0i
order, carriage. cart. two Whtoltarrtws, two
Gu vat0s, two poughg two harroWs two deAfb.
harness. enc sst cart gears plough gears brides and
tading chains, cutting hox, rakea. forks, hoes spades
water hogsbead and other bars akst tubs and othtr
articles useful about hims and gardens, and lot OF
One green house sash containing about et Of gAss
with shutters or thea, Alo about 0oo cabbage plan
letee plaus OF the best qualities about lv0 shutters for
cabbage sprouts and hyt bed boxes ns lot Of ross in
pots lot Of evergreen aud shade trees Rhrubkey and
garden bushes Also ot of bricks and stone, and shout
lVO fset Of boards. variety Of Vegetables such
spinach kale, carrots uinjpi pasnpA oyster pants
and onions aud variety Of dea seeds and onion asa
warranted gtunine. Also variety Of Other articles.
Sale TO commence at ten o'eltek, A. ~
WILLIAM Il NAPF, AuctlonsSr.
January II, 1865. Ian1aiE
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13

"HHShise,=zFi HSpRss,= -. Iys.- 5I'
g. .i, Gals!o5 y S..l
maIssns mrsrtssll,e' hs : 0f.Cs VA AZ
w1Y.HAEL TKiss.' Va ,u n
| With this DsawArs Railroad ; .-. Gu. 81 y&H
salisbury a. and AZ iats.medisie statie, ~ Ia
i EXPRESS TRAIN At Lilo r. 3i- (fss-,4 1't,- ~ .H
baltimore aud wsshnsIun, stopping MA u ~
ton, Elk,oa. ,. Perry silio and HAVE De ltrss ~
ExraEss TRAIN ar A. sso p A. (sOnde p 's-7'
Ssrsfs. sktos North aasi, Perfjviiie, Harrsva ''n
EiGIT ExfREss At iiilsP. ~. o. baltimore g..
Wssangtoa, stopping at Chester (only 80 take naimo
S sua NMasis1g on pa.ssnss's Wilmington Newark, ,h
s'e7seta or fortrefs honros will taks tho 81 n.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS -.sil
Stoppns At all stations tstwson Philadelphia sad VIII
Leave PhiIAdslphia at II o. A. A. LOO s al and LOG,
The y AZ train connects with the delaware Rail,
f'ss 1 ~ 2la,as %aoia Aaa lnisrnediais stations
LSAFe Wilmington At III and 9.s0 A. M go unI az
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE .'
CHESTER F0R pBILADELPHiA, =, -
LesSe Chester At 10, lola a b. l23e sIs 4s4 10
SUNDAY TRAINS.
vssstss s1ssatss IhAlA at 4o5 A, d., Tor Baltimore aad
wsshinston, stopping at Wilmington, perryve Htvfe
De 1taes, Aberdeea, pefryman's aud Magnolia
MIGHT EXPRESS Al Ill5 r. NJ, for Baltimore and
mashlnston, stopping AZ Chsstsr Tor Rtiiinoro and
mAshaieeton passengers) Wilmington, Newark Eikt9n
norm Eaa,i fsIfytllle and HAvre De Grace
and Way stations. = -s'7-.
HALrIuoRE FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baitim7rs at a23 r. NJ, stopplag a. H.vre d.
orses Ferry aud WiimnRton. Also sioes * Eitoo
and Newark ~ take passengera leave
from Warrington Daititnsre aud Chessr u
% tp.vs passengers ffom Balulnore Or Washingtou -
Leave Wilmington for PhiiAdslphiai at dSO n nj
From BALTIMORE 70 PHfLADELpHIA
LesTe Batlmore - A. NJ Way MsiL IiO r A. Ex.
grs.s- aaiP. NJ, Way TrAln. os5 P. A. Exprsss s.s
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE ~
Leave Chest A. s.5f A NJ, l.oDand III 30 T. H.
I2.7j p. n. - --s@ @-e
FREIGHT rRAIN. with passenger car etta.b A will
Hhninst0n or fsrfyF1s AID inieznediAts staJas
- s'so = ~ H. +. KENSEY.s
suprflutsntsut
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13
Water Rentsi

The bills for 1865 arc now ready for payment.
To all bills mot paid on or before the 18Th day
of january, FIVE per cent will be added. To
those not paid before the fret Of February ten
per cent will be added. II not paid by the first
Of March the pipes will be cut ia.
A PRlTOHARp,
Superintendent Of Water Works
dec. q iAnl5 1855.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13


X. h. BRIRGaURsT, DRUGoIsr AND APorHE-
oAsY, 5lI Market-next door to the corner of
Fourth eueet-has just received aud offers for
sale, large variety Of fancy articles, drugs
medicines, chemicals, Patent medicines aud
pcrfumery. Having lately purchased ih New
York ADD Philadelphia ct low prices. q large
ossortmeot Of hair brushes and tooth brushes,
combs, fancy extracts. cologne water, toilet
soaps, hair preparations, &C., no is prepared to
sell them at the original New York and Philadel-
phia retail prices lie keeps constantly on hand
large stock Of the most popular and most relis-
BILE Patent msd'cines, ell OF which he guarantees
10 be the Il y genuine, and warrants them
fresh and unadulterated Ayers Sarsasarlla
and Cherry Peotoral, Jayne's Expeotorant,
Jaypes' Alternative, CarmlnauVe, Yemifuge,
and Sanaiive Pills Browns Essence Of Ginger,
Hushand's Magnssia, Browns Bronchial TrocLes,
RadWdy's Ready Relief, Tobias Horse Liniment,
Roberts Horse Powder, huuL'a Liniment, VOLTS
Schnapps and brakes Plantation Bitters, war
rAntod genuine and sold at reduced prices.
We would also cali particular attention TO his
family medicines, Gmong which the folloHinR
preparations have been used for many years.
and can be relied on for their safe aud efiica-
oiOus cures; Bringhurst's Cough Syrup, for
Coughs, Colds and Asthma, is one OF the best
remedies known for disease Of the Lungs
Bringhusst's Dyspepiic Pills, gu excellent RENE
dy for Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints. &C. HriDg
hurst's Apu- Billous Pills, popular and desi.
rable cure for Bilious Fevers, Jaundice, Coatiye.
ness, Headaches, &c. Bripghursts Blackberry
Compound, an Invaluable lewedy for Cholic,
CholeFa MoFbus, piArehOR. Dripping Pains, aud
summer Complaints in children. Bringhursrs
king's Mixture, 3 speedy and eficac'ons appli-
cation for Pains, Bruises, rheumatism, Chill
blans, Frosted Feet, So, and alqo Rringhurst's
Esssncs of IamAloa aIRssF, the popular medi,
olne far DisoTdered Stomachs, Indigestion. and
niaTrho@. Ths preparation of Ginger, unlike
those diSagFesable and useless nOsIrnms sold
under the came nme, is prepared only from tho
genuine hleaohed Jamaica Ginger.
llasson's Compound Syrup Of Tar, for Coughs,
Colds, HoarBeness, Agthms, Gore Throat, and ali
the Affections Of the ThtOst aud Lungs, sold for
u cent per bottle.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13

Passengers from Baltimore 70 seAford and galisbury
Will take evening train from Baltimore and speud nsbf
a. WILMINGTON. Passengers for Milford and Ddvsr may
leave Baltimore At 1lO r n. and proceed sane evening
n. q SEWALL, Jr,,
snperintendeut Del. r r.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13
sIMMS' VEGETABLE LIVER
PILLS.

ElLLo.
No paln attends their operation The only pills that
opegais w1thoat grping, siskoni.g, weakening
inB ts bowels costVe and the best Pills ever offered
ne aisted fr every disease requiring purgatEe med
sioe Ihstr intrnTc merits becoming extensively
nnown. ELEGANTLY sugar coated price - Per box
heaa what the Rev. Fr4nris b. hawkins, Of the N P.
Nhureh, Al Baltimore. says of their excellence -
ToWeoArowN, ND, April 20, 1884
DA BnN9s soN.-sir ~ have been Tor or months
ruAey Amieted With the Liver Anseion for the nrst
months alter my case SEEMED serious, thought was
wasting away with consumption. l suffered much with
siolens misery 10 my side and with burning in my
essk my breathing was very hard my aonplsxion very
yellow IN isef my whole system seemed entirely Of
oraar. had nsIere cough NJ times and weakness In
my breast applied to eeFtral physeiaus ana took
areAt aount u medicine which eesLnsd t have no good
eneet When hrst heard VI your Liver Pills thought
perhaps they might do some good, so bought one
poxs and herre Rad taken than all ft greatly rsev-
Cd ny head falt no logger giddy, my sds 90 longer
pained me. ny nerves seemed 70 be strengthened In
other words began to feel like a new man aud am now
enjoying very good health They operate Nihout sck.
enlns Or Any gripping painE and do highly recommend
late. Year humble ssrVsnt wv
FRANCIS N. HAWKINS,
Of Baltimore Circuit, Of the N. P, Church
sole mannnastnrsrs, AtMhs SON, PhyseIaas aAd
DFuggats esEner Of foarth and King streuis Wlning
Ton, Del soid By Drug11 aud stervksepefs generally
Ask nr simrS Vegetable Liver Pills md iaks 10 Others
Hoid BY Ferris, New Castle; Booth and CowKil 4 Gon
Dover hAmmerslsy Ronlk, hilfHd; Lodge, Claymont;
Dyott = Go, Philadelphia. AID dealers generally.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13
PHNINsULAR R. R. LINE.
ohanaa of IInrra.-..' u q

~ and after MONDAY, UEcEMDER ielh, 1864.
" Trains or The accommodation Of Psssonasrs v rii
As Fellows until further notice
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13
Now for the Rush to Cheap johns
Another New List of Prices.

Another New List of Prices.
BoOts and Shces 80 per cent. lsss than apy
sther store 10 Delaware.
Dry 9oods 10 per cent Less than any other
store IN Wilmington
CroeSsry-wSre 25 to 80 per cent. less than
any Other store In this city.
Notions Of all kinds FROM ls to 25 per cent
lese than sDy other person dare attempt to sell.
Spool Cotton, Cloaking Cloths, Flsnnels. Pant
Stutfs, Updershets and Drawers, Window Cur
taias, Coal OIL Lamps. Glassware, Knives and
Forks, Pocket Books, brushes Of all kinds from
10 TO 20 per cent. less than any other store 10
the United States Open from o A. NJ. to 9 2.
NJ. No. 606 Market Street. Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-01-13

'e'- s-assa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-16
M. MARSHAL,S SALE.

stasss sor tSs pi. q taS d YVES %sSa
Jefferson !: Martin yEEIai,ss;. :. IW9ssIl8s: IN
TN purSlsnds Of o;DeeToS Of The District Court nt
i tie United stSteS for the District Of West Viz
gfnia TiHdersd ct the Fall TeEmj ASS, at Wheeling
In the above entitled cause, Twill on TUESDAY,
JUHB 18th, 1855, q The front doeE Pf the, COURT
public auction, the highest and best bidder, the
trset Of land Cosntailing Aboutone handFed Gcres
more les situate IN the forks OF Big Crave Greek
IN said county OF Marshall and In Baid decree men.
TONED, b6Ing part Of the farm that James Burley
bought Of John Gallagher, and bounded - fonoWT
Bayou corner TO piece ofths same farm that Was
heretofore sold 70 Vim P. DGVis; themes down the
creek With the original line q aid survey with the
several courses and dtAnces thereto to the centre
Of large cut in the bottom made by the Baltimore
and Ohio RAllF DAD Company and where the creek
= STUN corner to piece, say about eight and .
half acres, heretofore aold to Robert Alexander:
thence with said AleXandeF's line eAStWaFdly 70
stake IN the held, corner 70 said Alexander thence
oouthwArdly with said AlexAndeEs line 70 the ncrth
nd6 Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad: themes
original line Of said survey; thence eastWardly with
the original line, with the several courses and dis
tanceS thereto, to stake, corner to said VIM. P.
Davis thence noTthWnTdIy with the said Vim. p.
Davis line 70 the beginning
TERMS OF SALE-Fiiteen per cent. Of the puF-
chase money in hand: the balance in three equal
instruments at SIX twelve and eighteen months,
with interest each dsfeTTed inEtalmeut from the
day of sale until paid; the purchaser giving bond
with good security for said deferred instruments,
With the privilege Of paying all any portion Of the
deferred payments at the nett term Of this Court
Bale 10 commence at two O'Clock P. NJ
apr8s-td o. Msshal.