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St. Mary's gazette., 1867-07-11
NOTICE.
TO THE FORMER OWNERS OF
SLAVES IN ST. .NiPf'.S COUNTY:
THH HE undersigned. appointed 4 "COM,MS
/ SInNER uF SLANE STATlSTICS

T'H E undersigned. appoln'ed "GOM,MS.
| SIONER uF SLAVE STATISTICS
nv the tiovernorr IF Maryland, by auth"rl'y Of
an act of the General Assembly, entitled IAN
ACT to provide ftF taking anu perpetnaung the
evidence oftha nvmber o. persons held to Ia
~m.acips,ea h, ~ : stltntion adopted IN the
year 1864, ard by whom such PERSONS "eie
held =
HEREBY GIVES NOTICE, that he his
bonded and qualified and has entered upon has
duties as aforesaid. lie VIII visit each election
district in the county, is required by law, al
the places and on the days heretofore named,
from 10 clock, Il N and O'Clock, P n each
day
lie Will be at ST lNICors' SroRE, IN St I'M
goes district, on Monday, the cath OF Nay,
instant and remain three days-at The PINE, IN
same district, on Thursday, the 3O'h Ihst"nt'
and remain thee days.
Al The CLIFTON FAcroRY. IN the Factory
district, on Monday, the t1th of June neNt, and
remain three dtys-a. he OAK SToEi, II same
distinct, on thursday. the 2Gth OF Jrhe next,
! and remain three days.
A: LroNARnTowN, IN LeonardioWn tistrcf'
on Monday, the lst of July, and remain SIX
days-att he HEAD oF ST. CLEMENT ) BAY, IN
same district. on " ntay the oth OF Juy, and
ren- AIN three days.
At ClIAprlco, in Chap,ico dts:rict, on Mon
day, The 5:h of August, and remaln~s.N days
At CEAnloTrE HALL, IN Charlotte Hal dis
,rict. on Monday the 18th OF August, and re-
nam six days.
/ Al L L SPALDlSG's SroEE, IN fa'uNeh' o'S.
trIct, on Mondnv the Pad Of September, and
remain SIX dlys
The title of the law and tie preamble OF the
same f,lv sets forth the ooiect Of, anl the ne
cpSsItv for, its passage. A part OF the Pteam-
hIe s,vs
..rhat the State of Maryland h,.s a good
y,lid and joSt clam upon the Goyernme..t OF
the United States for reasonable and adequate
con,nensatIon for the Said property, and that II
oucht not 20 be doubted that .he Federal Gov
ernn,ent when the passions exclted by the late
urLa,nv civil uar snail have Subsided, Will re
cosnize the iustIre of the sud claims and EGth-
f1llv neitorm her manifest duty III regard to
II ,;
The law proyides for and requires the follow
inc f,,ts.
Ihp names oC the former Owners, 1t the tine
of tha a,,nt,ou Of the constitution IN the year
;Gc1
The names, number, age, sex and physical
condition of such slaves whether they we're
slaves for life or fer a term uf wears, and how
mary yes,s whether thfy have been ens ted
or drafted INTO the service Of the United Safes
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-07-11
v ALTER II. S. TAYLOR,
Agent and Attorney,
WAsHINGToS, d G.

4 fif'h service OF nearly twenty-l We
"A years as q Military Accountant IN the
ihlrd Aud'toF olhce oi tAe feA>ury OF tile
United States. where he was { C.:et ol the Quar-
ter Masters 'i'is'oN' ana o' the DIVISION on
Cialnis l"hlch 'oinPfehenaS All me otMrS
no" offers MS services 10 the pup F' rs an
4 gent ana attorney.
ne VIII ohdtr'a"o me preParatt'h' prose
eutloh' ana e"'icc'lo" .! ti"'lhS upon 'he Nov-
oTnmcnt O! any ds@Eipuoh "hattNel. He
tNot"uZ"iy "''''et''"'i'S 'ht l''eP"'"'i"' "''''
audit OF cialns OF States, Cities, Counties and
lndlNlGua's, Tor advances ana SNppHeS to
Troops pnor TO Their muster INTO the service
OF the \ states Tor supplies infhi>he or Ia
Ken ior troops III Sald service, and t0F nor
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-07-11
Farmers and Drover>' Hotel,
Mr., TIE N0rY TnrH Ry,1q",
UNION TOWN. y. e.

'EoElE Undersigned respectfully informs hi.
D f.,nis ana the pubic. that he is now
prepared 10 Accommodate travellers raj
ly-hayirg large STABLE and STOCK
YARD attached for the convenience Of Ira
yc,,trs. ani Drovcr4. and having hercoiora
received !. liberal patronage from the lower
counties. lie feels assured that long expert
enc,. combined with attentive waters. r.m-
Ii,-,,' crs N mod rate chAr."s W Ii obtain
ior i.sIn 4 On iipu,ucr It tic same.
EnNEEI MARTl<
foPnslu,,
IN. -,,I-5i j.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-07-11

J. THOMPSON YATES is respectfully
recommended to the voters of St. Mary $
county as a candidate for Judge of the Or
phans' Court at the ensuing election and VIII
receive liberal support in
ST lNIGoEs' DISTRICT.
March 81, 18O1--te.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-07-11
For County Clerk.

If WM r. LEACH will consent to be
candid itr tor Clerk o, the Circuit Conrt
he will receive general support from the
people Of the county and a liberal vote IN
Leonard Town District.
MAY 2nd. 1867
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-07-11
For Sheriff.

l} x ABELL, of Leonard Town, is an
nounced as 4 candidate for Sheriff, and
will De supported by the masses OF the
pE0P e..
Nov s, 1865.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-07-11

JOHN II BUCkLER announces himself to
the voters Of ST Nary's county rs candidate
ior Sheriff at the Fall election IN lS6T and 80
.lcIts the suppor OF his friends and teIloW-citl-
Zs!:S.
June !, ISG6te
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-07-11
July 4, 1867 IT,

In thcmatter of the Petition Of Jas Z Thomas
lnso!vcut debtor.
No Il Insoiv2nt Petitions.
( ArLercd onethis 7th day Of June in Tho
W year 1867, hat the Repor. Ct + Son.
and David 5 Br;scoc, Trustees filed IN thu
case, Le ratified and confirmed unless cause f
The contrary, be shown on or he!,re the
fr,t Monday Of Aug. next provided a copy
Of his uot:ce be published ia til,
SAilt MAry's GAZETTE, once wo,|s fer thre,
successive weeks prior TO the first Monday .
Aug, neat.
The report states the property sold foi
$4,000.
3 q HARRIS, Spr Judge.
True tory-'rest:
JNO. A. CAVALIER, CI'k.
June 20, 1SG7-3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-07-11
FOR ORPHANS COURT.

DIR |. J SUTTON is recommended to tie vo-
tcrs Of st Mary's county as a candidate for
the udgcship Of the Orphans Court, at the
ensuing Fail election. CnArIco.
march IS lS67--c.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-07-11
FOR ORPHANS COURT

The friends Of DR.. A. JACK. SPALD-
Nc 1ecpn.mend him to The voters of 81 Ma
rvs county. As a cand:iate for re- election to
the Jh'i1eshjp Of the Orphans Court, at the
ensuing Fall Election. CHArTlco.
March II, lS61-te
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-07-11
CC.NFIhNi7ION NOIICE.
Uriah Johnson,
1ae + Abel, admr., Of
Jos Abcil Il others.


~ w '.ITV''t OUUrt IUr ~ HtTy CUuHty,
sitting As a Court Of Equity
No. l3O a. T..
~ virtue Of authority vested III me as Clerk
ID OF the Circuit C,"ct for st. Nary county,
bv the ''Cu,!" o' Pubic General laws" ofthis
state, il is hereby ordered. that the Report
If |, c Combs and Jas 5 Downs, Trustees,
fled in this cause, be ratified and confirmed
unless cause to the contrary he shown
on or before the FIRST Monday ol Aug, next;
rrovdeI a copy oi this order be u.>ertcd in
the st Nary Gazette once week for three
successive weeks pior to the first Monday
of Aug next
The report states the land sold for $685..
JNO y CAMALIEE, C'k.
True copy-Tes.:
JNO y CAMALIER, Crk.
june 20. ISt7-3s.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-07-11

In t7c~C ~Crcuj, Court fcs St Mary's County,
sitting ns a Court Of Equity.
Na, SO : Equity.
EeI virtue q authority vested in me. as
20 Clerk Of the Circuit Court for st Mary's
County, by the "Colc Of Public General
Laws" Of this State. i is hereby ordered hat
the Report, flied by G Fred Maddox. Trustee
in this cause. be ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to the contrary be shown on before tho
first Monday OF Ang., next provdeda copy
of this order be published in the Saint Mary's
HA2rrTE chcc week for three successive
weeks priorto the tirat Monday OF Aug, next.
The report states the land sod for sos
JNO A CAMAI.IF.R, Cl'k.
1'ruo cnpv-Tcst
JAO \ CAMAI.INK CVk.
June -. f867-3w
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-07-11
For Sheriff

The friends of r ALEXANDER
CLARKE, oftho Factory district, present
him to the voters Of St Mary's county as
a candidate for Sheriff at the next election
FACToW DISTRICT.
Nov H., 1866.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-07-11
Ensolyent Notice.
Petition for q In the Circuit Courl
insolvency. ] for st Mary ) county

1Y virtue Of authority vested in me. as
% Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Saint Ma
rg's county, by the code Of Public General
Laws OF this State it is hereby ordered that
Harrison Posey, an lnsolvcnJ Petitioner, bc
and appear before the said court on the thld
Monday OF Nov, next, to answer such in
tcrrogatories or allegations as his creditors. en-
4orscfs, or securities may a.Iege or propose
against him, and that said Iusolvrut cause q
copy of this notice to be published in the
Saint Mary GAZETTE. once week for three
months. previous to SAID third MolCdy q
Nov, next,
JNO. A. CAVALIER, Cl'k.
True copy-Test :
JNO. A. I,MALER, GIN.
Apr q. lSO7-3m.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-07-11
" 4NTED.

w ANTED F1HH Of a hundred
w and ifv to three hundred acres
n. ar Lccnardtown and close 10 uavigablc
water. church aud school. State quality
ei land, character Of Improvements and
condition ul soil Address.
JOHN EElltN.
hercr.
lrlasal,
luuc - l75 e.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-07-11
R.7TIFYCATfO.E NOTICE.


la toe matter Of the Petition Of Lake " u
lIutcAius, an InsolSent Petitioner.
In thc Circui; Court Tor st Mary's County.
cY virtue If authority vested il me rs Clerk
. ul the Circuit Court for st Mary's county.
hy the Code Of Public General Laws OF
tbs State It i, hereby ordcrcd that tho
Audilor's Reports A b x C., filed in
this case, be ratified and confirmed, un-
less cause TO The contrary be shown on
rr btp, tic first Monday Of august
rcxt; provided copy # thi, order be pub
,!,hc1 10 the s. .H.rI 5 Gazette once week
iog ,hrcr successive weeks pftor 10 the frs,
Nonday nt ,iugut next.
JNo : CAVALIER. Clk
Trl5 copy !".t;
J\O \ ca MAILER. OK
Iunc e. l9G7 3w
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-07-11
TO CONSUMPTINES.

ov~ 9th 1865 tie.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-07-11
FOR SfiE,R IF r

Nov s, 1865.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-01
T,ur NEW FAMILY PAPER.

niHE NEW FAMILY PAPEh
THE FlRESIDE COMPANION,
viii contain the following intensely inerss ~ sto5es
author Of Znka The Socercss Behind the Barficades 10
&C. - 49,.
Lesdes thrilling adventures, domestic ssetches anus,ns
Anecdotes Ac &C. forming from week 70 wees the n1-,
Interesting collection OF fnn TACT and hcton ever ssue1 'V
nanny GEORGE MUNRO A co. is7 william street,
yTERGNEs ELECTRo. CHEMICAL BATHS NOS. AS s
East Eleventh street corner fourtn avenue.
brated for Of rheumatism metallic nervous ano SVo~
diseases and all nalsdies peculiar 70 ladies'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-01

7lE EAST AID ST., BETWEEN LEXINGTON AND
lUC 4h ava respectable young girl TO do general
housework in private family good plain cook washer
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-29
moRAL Ann nELIa,ous.

-Fftz. G reene Halleck was member
of the Roman. Catholic Church.
a remarkable religious revival is
in progress in Upton, Mass. Protracted
meetings have been held over two
months. Nearly hundred CONVEX
sions are reported.
Daniel Drew's contribution to the
Methodist Centenary Fund will reach
nearly one million dollars.
The Spiritualists held spirited
meeting in Hartford, Conn, on Sun.
day, and discussed 1.-THE Religion OF
Life"
The Boston Young women's Chris
tian Association has bought two houses
/ in that city to lodge young women ap.
plying for assistance. They will he
opened about the first of the year.
"A Scotch paper publishes an ad-
vertisement TO this effect: "a gentle
man, aged thirty eight, of sound Chris.
tian principles, wishes to correspond
with pious lady, with u view to mat
rimOny." -
"A Presbyterian church in Ohio
having suspended member for join
ing the Masonic Order, an appeal WAS
taken to the Presbytery- This body,
by vote OF fifteen to ten, sustained The
appeal, and restored the party appeal
ing to the communion of<tbe church.
> The Quincy, Illinois. Herald says
one OF the hotels in that city recently
charged minister So for late dinner
aud says that such extortion is becom-
ing too common there.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-29

Rio Janelro has started new news
paper.
Lake Erie ship captains say the
water of the lake is two teet loweFthan
usual.
In explanation of the lack OF
European news the other night, Can
,adian operator/telegraphed that the
"cable was down."
Some of the streets in Providence,
r. l., have recently, been renamed,
with the following titles; Patriot street,
Doubloou street, Guilder street, Dollar
street, Dime street. Cent street
pany Is Obliged to bring water for its
engines to one1of the water stations a
distance of fity-Iour miles.
Joseph Bonaparte's old country
seat, Bordentown, n. j., has been sold
to a milkman for $4,000.
According 10 u prophet In Taunton,
Mass. there are TO be thirty-four severe
snow storms this winter.
The ST. Paul Pioneer MINI, } of the
2lst, says the weather there Is "as sui
try as April"
The! soil In Ozark county, Wis. is
so dry that the farmers have not been
able TO do their plonghing.
Gen. Grant shows that 1900 men
have deserted from the army in year,
or about 40 percent of the recruits.
Board can be had for 81 so "A day at
the Pharaoh Hotel, in Leni1 tanctenI
TheOesl, Egypt :
In New Mexico BARRIERS unite pro-
fessional dentistry with tonsorial dex-
terity, as the days of Romoia.
There is something hideous in the
statement that defects In the features
oT Macmillan DrOduCad bV decump no.
sitiOn, has been IL rtificially repaired
The humblest burial would seem ipTe-
ierable to this revolving display Of de.
competing humanity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-29
DOMESTIC PARAGRAPHS.

I'm Cincinnati, the Board of Health
has given stringent and salutary orders
with regard to the inspection of meat in
the market of that city.
Henry Vincent thinks that a model
family ought to at least number four
teen. The spanking duties of the
head OF such n family must be appall-
ing.
Never enter sick room in a state
of Precipitation, as the moment you be.
come cool your pores absorb. Do not
approach contagious diseases with an
empty stomach; nor sit between the
sick and the fire, because the heat at
tracts the vapof.
"A Louisville paper states that court
plaster patches, or "beauty7 spots," are
seen on the lips, cheeks or china of the
beautiful Louisville ladies', some even
putting them on little white hand.
They are1worn to call attention to some
prcttiness--a dimple, dainty curve, DC. ,
or to make the fairness seem fairer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-29
The RaItImore 4.,d ohio RaiIrOad and
the baltimore cats Council.

a. p,1t,u,ore CIty Council
II ~ E1oga he SpIef RednesdGy.
Intbe first branch of the city council,
\ last evening, Mr.. George called up the
| ordinance providing for the SAFE, II
| necessary, oftwo thousand hye hundred
shares OF the capital stock of the Baln-
more and Ohio Railroad company,
EoWued by the corporation. Mr.. Pagels
moved 10 strike out the enRctlng clause.
| Mr.. George said that the city register
would be required to pay, IN the montn
I of December, $50. 900 Of hoattng debt,
and on the LIST of January, sS1OQ, w OF
interest money. The banks would NOT
definitely promise to loan the money,
and IL may be necessary, for the cFeoit
OF the city, TO make the sale proposed.
Mr.. Duval { Mr.. Mills in the chairl OPP
posed the selling of one dollar OF Inc
stock The city had better borrow tne
money at rates above six per cent Inc
dividends on the stock are new elsht
per cent, and there viii be reserved
dfvidends TO a large amount. The stock
will eventually be worth 600 per share.
The city has already lost one director
bVithe sale OF stock, and, IL the ordi
nance passes, the city will lose another
director. The most important consul
Grafton, however, was that tue STOCK
might get into the hands OF PHrtles OPP
posed 10 the interests of the city, who
might make Baltimore ii way station.
Sir. Tagart said that within the last
few days the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
rond Company had consHmmateda an ar
rangement provided for in the new con-
stItution, by which the State has lost
three directors. The city has now but
seven directors, and the State but seven.
The private stockholders have twelve
directors, and the city and State united
but fourteen. Il was the object OF tue
railroad corporation to obtain the excln-
sive control OF the management OF ITS
road, but IL should be the object OF State
and city to retain its controlling power
therein, to secure protection to the inter-
esIS of the city and State. The city had
better sell any ofits other property than
10 part with this stock, which is worth In
reality 500 per share instead of SIG.
He would be equally opposed to
selling 1t at 5000 as at Sis,
from the consideration he had mention
ed. BE declared his policy to be, as Que
ofthe committee ofthe ways and means,
10 oppose the postpOnement of the city
debt, and TO levy promptly for the
means TO pay II at once, and get rid of
IL. The ordinance was further discuss
ed by Messrs. Crout and George, when
the motion to strike out the enacting
clause was carried, and the ordinance
rejected! r-+tl stte
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-29
NEWS ANn GOSSIP.

LONDON furnishes a living for htty
Thousand street pedlers.
Venice is said TO look like Pitts
burgh under water. ei
The ultra fashionable women IN
Parisare wearing garters with diamond
buckles.
"A eolored man in Washington has
thirty children. ~
Mons. Blot, who is now risen 70 the
dignity of e Professor" Is going 10 Fe'
form Western kitchens.
The steamship Quaker City; when
brought theexcursionists from the holy
Land, has sailed II, 900 miles.
-Unreciprocated affection and tobae'
co chewing brought n young NashVll-
lisn TO the insane asylum.
An editor in Illinois was Obliged 10
shoot man dead for disturbing him IN
his sanclum.
"A Milwaukee man buried his wife,
married again and became again a
father, all in four days. Queer, as well
as quick work.
The families of deceased soldiers
receive $500 moDth in Massachusetts.
"A correspondent of New York
rural paper speaks of New York city
as containing "900. GOO biturcated ani-
mails, more or less"
"A Providence girl was found dead,
from hunger and other things, last Mon
an examination showed her
stomach and mouth full of sand and
stones. n ~
There is breed OF cats in Vermont
with tails one Inch long.
Goodrich and Frank Swift are TO
skate for the championship of America.
"A "tin" wedding was lately OBJ
served in Gloucester alter rather an un-
usual manner. The wife eloped With a
young fellow, taking with her all the
''Iin" she had saved In ten years. The
of her absence closed the fes'-
tivities.
"A gentleman in Corydpn, KY, UNI
der the influence OF wine, undertook to
kiss TWO young ladies' at their house,
but they Estreated 10 a room; he fol-
lowed. He got his leg through the
door, but they fastened 1t there by pres
sure against the door, and, procuring
saw, amputated the leg below the knee.
The leg WINS wooden one.
There's our grandmother. says a
a striking instance Of
why women should vote. She's paid
taxes on "a dog for the last ten years,
and now declares that she won't stand
it any longer-she'll vote or kill the dogl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-29
IrERARY.

-oberlln College has over eleven
hundred students. of whom nearly i've
hundred are females.
The profits OF the London Times
dollars a year.
The Georgia Teachers' Association
will meet at Macon on the 18th of De-
cember.
Alexander II. stephens work on
the Causes of the War will be publish
ed about the hrst part of December.
-German copyright laws continue to
apply to works until the lapse of
thirty years from the authors death.
The copyright on the works of Goethe,
Schiller, Herder and others has just sx-
pIred.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-29
SOUTHERN AND * . CONSTRUCTIONS
MATTERS.

The Mississippi, which is now lower,
than II has been for many years, is also
clearer.
No longer is the test oath admins
tered to Missouri jurors. -
There are five vessels on their way
from Bremen with emiGrnnts for
Texas.
There are still in circulation four
and n half million dollars New Orleans
Petty notes.
"A white man registered in Wake
county, n. O., who had attained the age
of one hundred and three years.
One Of the South Carolina papers is
sent ont in wrappers composed Of thou
sand dollar specie Confederate bonds.
Six thousand pounds OF cotton
were picked in single day by eighteen
negroes, on a plantation in Georgia, last
week.
The Wilmington, n. G., papers COM
plain bitterly of duh times.
The Scottsville (Va.) Register re-
fers to rumors of insurrectiouHry move
tnents which have prevailed in that
vicinity, aud says that. having taken
much pains to trace these rnmors to
their origin, 1t is satisfied that they are
without the slightest foundation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-29
RuaTnEss MATTEKS.


Spectators in Southern Indiana
are buying Hour at Sl3 per barrel to hold
for $50.
Girls are employed as dry goods
clerksin Boston at 81 u week.
The Internal Revenue Inspectors
seized 81 ,7O0, 0O0, 600 Of properly III New
Yorkin two weeks.
One thousand cars for the Pacific
railway are to built in Marshall, Michi-
gan.
Two thousand men are said to be
employed by A. r. Stewart in his New
York stores.
-California is going into the culture
of castor beans. The yield on an aY-
erase is worth more than $50 to the
acre. a--l7saF.
DIR. wntstein, a German chemist,
asserts that European wines contain
tEFo and u half per cent. of oxide of
zinc.
milk sickness" caused by using
butter, cream and milk from diseased
cows prevails In some parts of Ohio.
"A brilliant sophomore in Dart
mouth College, when recently interrO-
gated by professor us to the meaning
of the word passover, replied that IL
signitied1he crossing Of the Red Sea by
the Israelites.
-NIechlenburg, Germany, has lost
twelve per cent. of its population in ten
years by emigration to the United
States. -,
Dresden turns out 5000 reams of
albumized paper yearly-enough for
one hundred and twenty million photo
graphs. Two million eggs are used in
bthis manufacture.
Some experienced oil we'll borers
have gone from Pennsylvania TO Pike
county, Mo-, to raise the derrick and
drop the drill.
But two cars run on the Evansville,
Indiana, street railroad, and their Rv-
erage receipts are $50 per day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-29
SUBSCRIPTIONS.

The Publishers have perfected system of
mailing by which they can supply the MA
GAzINE, WEEKLY, and BAZAAR promptly to
those who prefer to receive their periodicals
directly from the onies OF Publication. Post
masters and others DESTROYS of getting up
Clubs will be supplied with show-Bnl on
application.
Tha postage on HARpER's WEEKLY Is 20
cents year, which must be paid at the sub-
scTfIeT'S post ONCE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-29
Trustees Sa1a

pY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
d executed by Hugh Nichols, on the i7th
day of March, ls59. and Row OF record H.
ohio county, State of West Va. in Book IS
Page, olz. and also y an other deed o. trust
Of recOrd IN Ohio county. State OF West Va.
I will sell in the city OF Wheeling. At the
front door OF The Court House, on MONDAY
the 6Ih day OF January, 1868, the farm known
Us the John Pearson farm, situated on the
waters Of Peters, Kun, in Ohio county, State
of West Va. containing 2S5 acres more or
less. and adjoining the lands Of Samuel
Robinson, Alexander Mitchell,-and others
Terms OF saIe-Cash.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-29
For Sale.

FARM Of $50 ACRES, WITHIN TWO
n and a half miles OF Nlen taSp0n, Mar
shall county, w. Va, containing 80 acres
under cultivation, and possessing 3 good
frame -uWellIng house, barn, oufbuild.ngs
and an orc ard. Everything In good repair,
and Will be sold on favorable terms.
another farm containing 1871 acres, about g.
acres under cultivation, three miles. from
Glen ERston, with comfortable dwelling
house, which will be sold very low, For
particulars, apply to
Up. WEYMAN,
Real Estate Agent, Glen F.asion.
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