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Financial Difficulty Among the Fe
mans.

NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-Patrick ORouke,
formerly treasurer of Roberts Fenians,
has instituted proceedings against the
directors of the Stephens board, for re-
covery of cash checks made and liahieto
his order, which, it is alleged, were
sent by parties who thought O,Rouke
was treasurer of the O'Mahony branch,
n position which he resigned at the time
of Roberts detection.
A test case before Justice Connolly,
in which two policemen, charged with
assault and battery while arrestinS u
liquor dealer, is creating considerable
excitement. The prisoners, declining
to give bail, We're committed yesterday,
and were subsequently released on re-
cognizance. Superintendent Kennedy
has ordered no persons under arrest to
be taken before Justice Connolly in the
future.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 9.

roD. ..
FLOUR-Unchanged but less firm;
superfine 9 75alO Is for winter, and
9 25a9 IS for spring; trade brands l1-2oa
13 20; fancy II GOALS w.
WHEAT-Quiet, but prices unchang-
ed; No. / is held ut . ~ for spring and
2 80 for winter; at the close 2a3c below
these rates would have to be accepted
in order to effect sales.
CORN-Duil and nominally &c lower;
receipts 5000 bushels; ear, 5oa
60; shelled 62 in elevators and II in
sacks. ,
OATS-Quiet but firm at 81 for No. l
and 81 in sacks.
RYE-2c lower; No. l 90.
BARLEY-Dull.
COTTON-Held more firmly at the
close; middling could not have been
bought to any extent ut 30; receipts for
the weeks we're 6,613 bales, and from
the first of September 7s,465 against
49, 1872 bales the corresponding time
last season.
WHISKY-Firm, with small sales at
2 81. .
ENTHUSIASTICALLY unchanged;
q moderate order demand for Dulk
shoulders at &c; sides ut l0c; and hams
ut 11!c, all packed.
BACON-At 9sc for shoulders; lOc for
sides; l2tc for clear rib, and Ia for
clear sides, all packed.
MESS PORK-Dull at % 80.
LARD-At l2tc.
These are the rates asked.
GREEN CHEESE-Firm at lGal6te.
BCTTER-Scarce at 2Sa30c for Cen
trail Ohio, and 33a35c for western re-
serve.
EGGS-Very scarce and can't be
bought below Acc.
SEED-Unchanged.
LINSEEDOIL-l Bal "a, aud the sup
ply light. ,.
GROCERIES-Firm ; sugar l2al4c;
coffee 23a27c.
GOLD-137 buying, and 1874 selling.
EXCHANGE-tirm; at par buying and
| lilo premium selling.
MONEY-Market unchanged. Busi-
ness has been greatly interfcrcd with.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Feb. y.
PROVISIONS-Market continues dull,
and prices somewhat easier.
MESS PORK-Ssles at19 90 for sweet
picked.
HAMS-l0i.
LARD-ll4alls.
LIVE HOGS-Steady, and in fair re-
quest, 6 10a6 62i.
DRESSED HOGS-Steady; sales ut
Z 4oa7 90; closing att 35a7 10; dividing
on 300 pounds.
FLOUR-Quiet and easier; sales OF
extra spring at . 5Oalo IS, and super
fine at : %.
WHEAT-Fairly active, but without
material change; No. l sold ut 2 l9a
Q 22.: No. 2 at | s74al s9i for winter
and fresh receipts. At the close the
market was rather tame, ut l Sal SIT
for winter receipts o fNo. 2.
CORN-In active speculative de-
mand, and advanced Sc on No. ] in
store; sales at s2as3i for No. l, and 70
for No. Z.
OATs-steady, at ~ for No. l., and
40a40t for No. ..
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From -. Louis

81. Louis, Feb. "a concurrent res
olution to amend the State Constitu-
tion ny striking ont that portion refer
ring to the qualifications OF lawyers,
preachers, &c, was tabled in the House
yesterday.
A concurrent resolution requesting
the Postmaster To restore the river mail
route between st. Louis and Keokuk,
recently discontinued, was passed.
The Kansas Senate yesterday passed
the bill taking away all right of dover
from widows residing in that State,
whose husbands die i'll the State; also to-
allow redemption of land sold for taxes,
by paying per cent. interest, instead OF
- per cent, as now provided.
Fred. Douglass delivered another lee.
tire here last night to a large audience,
The colorcd BaptiSts of this city have
established a monthly organ.
Last night was one of the coolest this
season.
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CONGRESSIONAL
WASHINGTON, Feb. y.
Sr\ kTE

WI
Mr.. Yates presented the petition OF
the widow Of one of the men killed in
the New Orleans riot for . pension. He
expressed the hope that every sufferer
by that horrible massacre would be
cared for. Referred to committee on
Pensions.
Mr.. Sherman offered n resolution in
uuiripg into the expediency OF transfer
ring the publication of the Congresslon-
al debates to tho government printing
office, or letting the contract ont to the
lowest bidder.
Mr.. Creswell objected, and the resolu-
ton goes over.
Mr., Chandler offered a resolution
that the Judiciary committee inquire
whether Andrew johnson had any legal
or constitutional authority to appoint
Provisional Governors in the Southern
States.
Mr.. johnson objected, and the resolu-
tion goes over.
Mr.. Wilson gave notice that he
would. on Monday, ask for q considera-
ton of the bill from the Military COM
mittee.
On motion of Mr.. Wilson, = vote was
taken to reconsider the vote taken on
the bankrupt bill. Yeas %; nays IA:
The further consideration OF the Dill
was postponed.
Mr.. Wilson introduced a bill to re-
store the jurisdiction of Indian affairs
to the War Department on the LIST OF
July. Referred to the Military COM
mittee.
The Senate then went into executive
session, and soon adjourned.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Stevens reconstruction bill was
considered.
Mr.. Banks SPOKE i'll opposition.
Mr. Ashley called up the veto OF the
Nebraska hill, which was read, and the
bill passed over the veto-20 TO "A 1t
was proclaimed a law by the Speaker.
The House resumed the consideration
of the reconstruction bill.
Mr.. Raymond suggested reference to
spccial committee.
This caused quite a spirited discus
sion, but the proposition was not made
formally.
Mr.. Niblack spoke against the bill.
The announcement of the death of Mr..
Order, of Michigan, occurred during the
recess, and the House i'll respect ad-
iourned.
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BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to the Register

LONDON, Feb. 9, noon.-Consols sls;
500, - l5-16; Erie Acc; Illinois ''n
Sic. ,,
letter from Garibaldi is published
in Venice to-day, expressing sympathy
with the Cretans'
LIVERPOOL, noon. - Cotton opens
strong; prices unchanged. =,
P,R1s.-It is stated that the Pope Will
soon make an appealto the Catholic
powers to sustain him.
An understanding has been arrived ut
by which the Turkish forces are to evac-
nate Servia.
FLORENCE, Feb. 9.-Aumbert, crown
prince of Italy, will soon marry an Arch
duchess of Austria.
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Tn. sou,b.rn RcIi.f Comui..i...

New YORK, Feb. 9.-The Southern
Relief Commission collected $4,000.
Orders have been given for the purchase
of 20,O0O bushels of corn, 1900 bushels
of which goes to Alabama, 5000 to
Georgia, and 5000 to both North and
South Carolina, all to be shipped from
Western markets except that to North
Carolina; transportation free.
Gen. Sherman dimes this evening with
I'll" Union club, and goes away Monday.
Bayard Taylor sailed to-day for Europe.
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From New OrIeaus,

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 10.-Thc town Of
Balize, at Southwest Pass, was destroyed
by fire this morning. Loss 100000. A
number offamilics were rendered house.
less.
Hon. l.. ID. Campbell, Minister to
Mexico, left this evening on u short visit
10 his family i'll Ohio, this city being
his temporary residence. He expects
to return in u few days and await in
structions.
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RECORD.
New York Market.

New York Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. Q.
COTTON-A shade firmer; sales OF
1900 bales uplands at 33c.
FLOUR-Dull and favors buyers;
sales of 1880 sups. fine State and west
ern at 9 15al0 10; extra western 10 35a
IL so; choice IL 55al2 so; round hoop
Ohio, shipping brands, II 1Oa12 90; x
ls O5a13 40. The market closed quiet.
Receipts 2,947 bbls. - ~ $3.50
wHISKY-Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-Unchanged; sales of 1000
bu Of No. 3 Chicago ct 2l2. snd 5000
blu winter red Jersey at 2 80.
RYE-Dull; sales of 1000 bu western
at l 20; Canada l 26.
BARLEY-Unchanged; sales of l 1900
bu Canada, at Csc in bond and 20 for
free.
CORN-Unchanged; sales of $4,000
bu mixed ut l 13 in store ; l IA afiost;
new mixed in bags l IL.
GROCERIES-Quiet.
SUGAR-Steady ut l0allc.
PETROLEUM-Dull.
HOPS-Firm.
GOAL Unchanged.
sLEATHER-Steady; hemloek solsSoa
32ic. ,oo
WOOL-Quiet and firm; sales OF 3o0I,-
900 lbs domestic fleece at Ea62ic; pull
ed 40a50c.
PORK-Opened dull and lower, but
closed firm; sales of $3.50 bbls new mess
at 20 25a2O 81, closing ut 2075 for west
ern; old mess - 75al9 u, closing Mt the
latter, regular: prime 16 62a17 OO; prime
mess 10 O0a2O 90; also 1850 bbls new
mess mt 30 S7a21 90 at sellers option for
February and March. J.
BEEF-Steady; sales of 400 bbls.
BEEFHAMS-Firm; sales Of 3o5 bbls
at 33a36.
CUT MEATS-Firm; sales of24O pkgs
shoulders at S3a93.
HAMS-l0ta13.
DRESSED HOGS-Easier; western 93
a9s. ooo
TIERCE BEEF-Steady; sales Of 900
~tierces at ago 00a32 90 for prime mess,
and "a OOa35 90 for India mess.
LARD-Dull; sales $50 bbls at llta
123 for old, and 12sal3t for new.
BACON-Quiet; sales 275 bbls Cum
berland at 1O4al0s; short ribbed lit.
BUTTER-Firm.
CHEESE-Quiet at l5a2Oi.
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Trust Sale OF n Valuable Acad.
enly Building.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OFTRCST FROM
Of Trustees Of the West Liberty Academy. 70
me. dated December sth, issg, now on record.
book a, page $50, in the Recorders office, Ohio
county, West Virginia. / shall, on the 18th day
Of February. 1861, at the front door Of the Aead.
emy. in West Liberty, proceed to sail by public
auction, to the highest and best bidder,
for cash, the land and buildings and
personal property in said deed Of trust
mentioned, being one acre and eleven perches
Of land with the building thereon, $3.50
settees, black. boards, . cabinet Of minsrals and
library Of one hundred. -
Selling as Trustee, I win only convey such
title a. 10 vested in me, which, however, 10 BE-
Neyed TO be good WV. MCKINLEY, s.
January 10, ls67.la. Trustee. p
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SINGULAR Phenomenon.

NEW YORK, Feb. 10.-A thunder-bolt
of binding vividness burst from the
clouds last night while the rain was
pouring down in torrents and the dark
mes. was 80 great Us to make it impos-
sible 10 see across the street. The
church spires and buildings were for an
instant rendered plainly visible in the
glare. 1t was followed by a heavy shock
of thunder. which seemingly made the
earth rock as an earthquake. 4 SIM
liar phenomenon occurred on Saturday
night week.
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The Truth about Dyspepsia.

Whoever says that dyspepsia is incurable,
tells a-that Is TO say, makes An egregious mis-
take. Noro han Ten thous1nd aggravated cases
have been cured by HOSTETTERS STOMACH
BITTERS. while the number that have been
prevented frvm coming to . head, by the same
means. 10 incaleulable. In Winter and early
Spring. when the appetite is sometimes too wig.
orous Tor the comfort and safety Of the stomach.
indigestion is most prevalent and most distress
ing. Il the appetite TO be baked to secommo-
date the digestive organsi Not 90: for then the
rane would lack its due proportion Of natnu1ept.
The thing to be done Is TO srnESGTHEx TIE ION.
AcH. tone the liver. and put the bowels in per
feet order. Nothing will do this 80 effectually, As
rapidly, 90 quietly, 80 pleasantly, ~ HOSfET.
TER.S BIfTERS This potent preparation
trims and balances the sylten, and clothes Il,
u IL were, with defensive armor. Chronic dys-
pepsia, liver complaint. and fever and ague are
never known TO attack those who are wise
enough 10 invoke the aid of this great prevent
i've
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CUCCEssOR TO ~. DIENEL,
- FANCY DYER AND ScOCItER, South
Street. near the Il. & u. H.. X. Depot. Wheeling,
W. va. AL kinds of Shawls, Ribbons. aud
every description Of silks and Wooden Goods,
executed on short notice and ON reasonable
terms.
Thi. il the first and hest Steam Dying Estab.
lishment in the Western States. SpO
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TOBACCO.
i IL I Butts odd Ben's" blk los,
IS caddies do. do. DO.
~ I butts Niagara" do.
~ caddies do. do.
~ butts Dew Drop" do. q"
j. caddies Hombrick do. "
10 boxes Emily jones natl H., ] ID.
do. Diadem soft pd. 9 inch.
S do. Wheeler's nd. pd. 8 do.
do. do. hard pd. l ID. lumps-
10 do. "Millis Collins" hard I'd. l lb. lamps.
do. Keen's Fine Twist natl II.
do Miller's II. and X. twist choice.
lUdrums Fig Leaf.
2Okgs. 6.twist running los.
SMOKING TOBACCO.
Is bbls. F.. G.. smoking tobacco.
10 hlf bills F. G.. do. do.
10 bbls. e. s. do. do.
IL hlf bbls. c. 3. do. do.
Our stock Of tobacco IL large and the sssort-
rnent unsurpassed b. any in the market. Asr:
chants are respectfully invited 10 give Us . call
before purchasing elsewhere.
MAXWELL 4 TINGLH.
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Erons san Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Fob. 9.-The steamer
ldalio.One hundred and eleven days from
Bath, Maine, arrived last night. The
following vessels laden with wheat
sailed yesterday: Ship Marmion, for
Cork: Nzata, frr Badnhydan: Empire.
for Liverpool.
\ fire last night destroyed = distillery
and three OF four tenements on the cor
mel OF Townsend and King streets.
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s. T.-ls6o-X.-The amount Of Plantation
Bitters sold In one year 10 something startling.
They would ELL Broadway six feet high, from the
Park to 4th street. brakes mandatory Is one
of the institutions Of New York. 1t Is sail that
Drake painted all the rocks in the Eastern States
with his cabalistic rs. T.-ls60-X.," and then
got the old granny legislators to passa law pre-
venting disfguring the face of ~natvrr," which
gave him a monopoly. We do not know how
this il. but We do know the Plantation Bitters
SKILL as no other articles ever did. shey are used
by ali classes Of the community, and are death
ON dyspepsia-certain. They are very invigor-
ating when languid and weak, and a great appe'
tier.
Saratoga spriag Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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BrOken,

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10-The brewery
of {. Pittmyer, corner of 18th and Ham.
ilton street, was burned this morning,
A large quantity of beer and malt was
destroyed. Loss estimated at $4,000,
insured for $4,000.
The ice in the Delaware river has
broken up and blown to the Jersey
shore. Eighty vessels now anchored at
New Castle will be up tomorrow.
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Louisville Market.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 9.
Sales of 50 hhds tobacco ut 2 65a3 IS;
supertine flour 10 90; prime wheat 2 s5;
corn, shelled and bulk 6aa7O, OH the ear
is; pats in bulk 63; mess pork q 90:
bacon shoulders 10al0i; bacon clear
sides l3t; bacon hams l5al6; lard tier
ces ~; whisky 2 %; prime sugar l4ts
l41; cotton 2Sa29.
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President Johnson Calls Upon George


WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-Prcsideut John
son called upon George Peabody to-day
as a private citizen. In conversation
he paid the latter high compliment for
his mnniiicence to the educational inter
ests OF the South. Nr. Peabody. in al
lusior. to England, said there was now
q more friendly feeling towards the
United States by the people and gov
eminent of that country, than ever be-
fore,
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Mob in kcntucky

LOUISVILLE, Feb. "a mob hanged
VIM. Good, in Stanford, Ky, charged
with stealing horses.
In Lawrenceburg II gang of rufiians
are shooting and killing negroes. A ne
gro identified 4 Mr.. Bond as. the mau
who took his watch. thereupon the mob
shot and killed him. .
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MEDIcAL.
81

Heimstreet' . inimitable Hair Colorins has been
readily growing in favor for over twenty years,
NJ .cts unon the absorbents 1t the roots Of the
hair and Change it to its original color by de
grees. All instantaneous dyes deaden and IN
fure the hair. Heimstreets V no. q aye. put 1
certain in its results, promotes ITS growth, anu
q a beautiful Hair Dressing. Price D. cents and
81 90. Sold by all dealers .
Saratoga Spring Water sold by all
Dealers.
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Farmers, Merchants Imd CAT
tie Dealers

Will bayO THEN interests specially ,~sa,s,ttd IL
the preparation OF this column, and 10 bus!nss,
man In West Virginia should hesitate 70 Hal
himself of It's advantages.
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c GROSSCLOS,

SucccssOT 20 Frnbe Z Ulost'IOS,
MANUFACTURER OF HUGGIEs,
M CARRIAGES, lOCKAWAlS. &c, &c;
No. - Market Street, keeps constantly on hand
and manufactures To- order, all kinds Of work IN
his line of business. Particular attention given
TO repairing.
IN second hand Carriages and Buggics for
ca.h, Sep2l
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TIL. nHi,nr, a!svernmen, Hill.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-The vote in
the House last night refusing to second
the previous question on the Military
Government Bill was taken by t~ellers,
the Democrats voting sOlidly against 1t,
with a sufficient support from tho Re
publican ranks to make the negative
vote 81 against the affirmative vote I'll.
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T. FARIS,

nj TOR, No. ~, Main Street. Wheeling. W.
Va.
~ Monumental Work of all kinds madc to
orirr on short notice. Particular attention paid
90 pn,,,,it S,ulntnrr and pr.iruiug. Scr2l
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STATE OF West virginia.
Ohio CosHty Cireua Cosrt, Jssa'rs "''
e IoG7.

Ohio CoSHfy Girepa CoSTt, Jss@ers "
I-67.
Tbop,. xar.b ,opnf,,.e Of Ed.ard We
pbens. an in.sre person. Il. Hd-XTdw -
snd Mary Ann Stephens. hi, yffs ,nd -
jane Stephens. Kate n stspb'ps and L
Stephens. iEfastsL IN chaBoeIy. ,ss
The object Of this suit is to ed 10 "a
Edvard W .steThcns, a IanstSr h~ss msSb.rs
No. -four ~. In Square ibirtyIsoc y a., IL
bills addition 10 the city " wbeslisE as
beaeft OF bis family. And u spY<ans-i.st
IN ahndayft nied In the cana, that tse de,g a.
Edward ". Stephens, Il not . rsslasn'S Is
State, 90 motion Of the complainant ..,i.s
counsel, Il IL ordered that be APPEAR ber 1890
one month afssr thu fourth weekly passlu
and the due pastisx q tbs order. ami
his interest IN this suft ,,c1G
MICHAEL J. BREisa9
A copy. Ieste : MICHAEL J. BkkLsrrp
Peel / Hsbbard, for e~snplAisaniA
fsbSoawtt
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GOVERNMENT SALE.
The Property kHorn az the "Gorerumert
7dnHery and Steam .Sas MiH," rita
Sere"tgJfre acres Of iasd, mar
San JHfOaia Term

Sere"tg5fre acres Of iasd, mar
San 5SfORid, TeJas.
SEALED PROPOSALS. IN DUPLICATE,
Twill h. received mp IN the hr-t day Of March.
leo. fOr the purchase Of - acres NJ land. fmOre
or !ss-l together with the buildings erected
thereon, and the sppurtsnsnoes sppertaining
that u to say
ONE TANNERY. containing 10 Stone Lime
Watts, Fifty.two WOplen Watts. seven stone
Pools. and capable Of tanning 1000 hides per
annum.
ONE STEAM SAW MILL. eapahle Of saring
3pV FEET 81 lumber daily.
ONE SMALL STONE BCILDISG.
The above property - situated about two
miles above San AniOuia. on the Gan Antonio
nver. and the water IN eOBdnet-d % the e-talS
hshDeDt b. q race Of h-vn stone laid In esnisnt.
The lind wac purchased. and rnprgy~rnsnis
made hy the late socAlled Confederate Govern
ment, and ar, estimated 20 have cost tijJ,Ooo In
gold.
Tho property has bern under lease for the year
1860, al q monthly rent Of $50, payable IN al.
vance. A secured title In fee simple viii BE- given
by the United States Government.
Proposals YIN Be marked Proposals. for Gov.
snmsnt Tannery and Saw Min and Addressed
tn j. d. KIUDOO.
Brevet MAJ. Cen Asst Con. Banreau 4. y. 4
Il Galveston, TEXAS
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WHAT Dip IrLA young lady, returning 10
her country home after q ~sojourn Of a few
months, was hardly recognized by her friends:
In place of a rustic, hush face, She had a soft
ruby complexion, OF almost marble smcothness'
and instead of q, she really appeared but IL
She told them plainly she used Hagan's Magno-
liz Balm. and would not be without il. Any
lady can improve her personal appearance very
much by using this article. 1t can be ordered
Of aay druggist for only 81 cents
Saratoga Spring Water, sold BY all
Druggists. Boo y
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MelOdeOns and Second Hand
Pianos ut Lowest Prices.
WEST VIRGINIA,

Ohio County Circuit Court, Norember I'd,
1866.
Thoma, Thornburs against the Hempheld
r~ailruad Co. In Chaucery.
10y VIRTUE OF A DECREE RENDERED
ID in the above ea3itled cause by the Circuit
Court for Ohio county on the I'd day Of Novem.
Der, 1866, I shall proceed To sell at public sale at
the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio coun.
ty. on Saturday, the al day of February. A. ID.
1867, to the highest and best bidder, the property
in the decree mentioned Int more fully described
In deed bearing date 18th August, ls66, to-wit
Two parcels Of land in Ohio county. situated on
the line Of the Hempfeld railroad, and bounded
respectively as follows, viz:
The frat trast commonly called the Bridge
Lot, and situated In Triaaelphia township in
| said county and bounded a. follows: Beginning
at old abutment Of first stone bridge east of the
Borough Of Triadelphia; thence with National
road, South, {a degrees; west to post in j. ID.
Fosters (now Frsd Sliger) old line silo0
poles; thence with Fosters old line, south, 30
degrees; east II poles 70 Elm tetossing railroad
At I poles); thence north IS degrees; east u
poles 10 stone at first trusse. bridge on railroad
east Of Triadelphia; thence north 81 degrees;
west 6 50-lW poles; crossing east abutment OF
said trussel bridge to place Of beginning; con
tanning seyenty.ninc perches ard forty.four
hundreths tequal to acre less IS Of \ perch,i
and the other tract now occupied by the said
party Of the second part for . road way, begin
ming 1t the east end Of the first trussef bridge
on the limo Of said railroad east of Triadelphia;
thence north 26 degrees; east l<2 poles; thence
north SIT degrees; east. IL poles; thence north
go degrees; east II polesl aud thence north 81
degrees; east 9s poles; and Of the uniform width
Of four poles; containing four. acres, three rood
and twenty-four perchss.
Terms OF SALE.-Ten per centum Of the pur.
chase money 70 be paid in hand and the residue
with interest from the day OF sale in three equal
instalments, payable. respectively, in siI. twelve
and eighteen months from that day, the pur.
chaser OF purchasers giving bond with good Sc
curity for the deferred instruments and the title
being retained as 4 further security until pay
ments in full, ressrving, nevertheless, to the
purchaser Tor each Of them il there be more
than one) the right TO paw in hand the whole
amount bid by him or any portion thereof great
er than ten per cent.
THOs. J. CAMPBELL.
ja.Sdlt1w4v Sheriff Of Ohio county.
The sale in the above case Is postponed until
the 5th day Of March, ls67, commencing At 10
O'Clock u THOMAS. J. CAMPBELL,
whreling " Va Feb. p. lG7 Il o. C.