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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-03
QUEEN VIOTOnIA's MEMOIR OF
" HER HUSBAND.

HARPER BROTHERS have Just ready, In one volume,
limo price 81 with two p0rtraitson steel by william
llO from palntin in the nossesslon Of Her Majesty
the ouesn, THE EARLY YEARS OF His ROYAL
HldHNEss, the PRINCE CoNsoRT, compiled under
the direction of Her Majesty the Queen Rv Lieut. =
General the Hon. CHARLES GREY
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COUGHS, SORE THROAT AND OOn
sUMPTION.
DR. J. sIMMS & SONS
WHITE PULMONIC BALSAM,

Il
This remedy is especially adap cd o. ana has proved
noeillye and certan cure for PULMONARY NpNsuMf
fIoN and In no case will 1t tail where the consultation
has not bosn broken down with preleud niecnss Nnl
n ssts promptly and quickly in curias all Chroni
Diseases affecting the Throit Rraist and lnnSs as III
Bronchial Affections sor1 IhT9,I CnSome g. va lySe
Shortness OF breath, Splitting OF Blood soren.s4 :" ".
reast Pain and Tightness in the lireitt .naTrh th'
Breast, Hoarseness, Measles Coughs Nl y lnWe'
psrties and stands unexcelled, IL rarely elus In oN
inq Ali diseases Of the Throat and Lungs y has eulI
Asthma OF ten ye,rs standing. ln Cronp II ta lerlerl
snaeiae IL ACTS as chemical food aui will build ~
weakened and smAoiated constitutions
n1-Its immense sales proves It's eNfellshce , 49,,
Consumptiyes we verify believe your hope Is in I'M
rsmsdv = It's many eues OF apparently hopeless easn'
have proven ii remsdy Of extraordinary Vaiur: Al,
We invite trial. as we are sure II wlll g.ve iu' HN's
dartion we gudrdntee Il all tge TcpTesent niobf
PRICE CENTS, small sized, and Sl.OO large h6"l
bnttias Sent By EXPIRE to auy part OF the county So
cursly packed, on receipt Of themoney
Invented, Prepared and sold by .,,,,,s h, snN
DRALERs IN PURE FAaIlT MEhldiNEsi
Fourth and King Streets, Wilmnst,n pel.
Rold Wholesale by Dyott Co., and J lnson, houowi
a Cnwden Philadelphia; and at retail by p f. bufo'
and oowgll son, Doyeri and detlcrsi IN sSsF
where. .a...-----.
LADIES TRUssEs, SUPPORPERs
Flastie Dandages, Belts, Steckngs, Knee Taps HAN
NINGs & FIrCHs BRACES splas, snou'9ss IN, sm
i'u''s'' ~ Al "NEEDLEs'' ,,
On TWELFTH sTREET fIRsI DaoE e6d%. aaa9% nNE, 4,
| e,n,iuely for ES and CHILnREN by r9mpotel
ladies, and the Stock Is adaptod 10 their SPECIAL wspt
| rsct construction with ease and comfort.
OrgAnisei by the Proprietor, II uppnfrs
Pro o;essional ajiuster Of Trusses &e Sr'
| CoR.gR rwgIFTn AND RACE SIREtls,
uovs-lm PHILADELPHIA.
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THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW, (Free ohuIef, and
BLACKWO0D's EDINBuRGIT MAGAZINE, CTory)
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These refi ldoals ly sustained by the contrlba
tons OF the writer's Science Religion and General
Literature and stand unrvaled in the world Of ettera
1hoy are ind pensabe TO the scholar and the proea
siona man, and to every reading man. as they urni9h
better record Of the eurrent literature Of the day than
can be obtained from any other source
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sournaI ana statesman Timetable
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND WILMINGTON
SEPTEMBER 80, 1867.


Carefully oorTSsfed With every change
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ATT O'Clock, morning.
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At 80 minutes after o'clock, evening.
1t 10 o'clock, night.
At minutes after II O'Clock, night.
AZ 30 uinutesaftor o'clock, evening, Sundays
Al minutes before IL o'clock, night, Sundays
rnAINsLaAyR pIILADELPnIA FoR WILMINGTON.
At 80 llinutes after 8 O'Clock, morning
Atl2 'clook, noon.
At 80 minutes after o'clock, afternoon
| Al 20 minutes after 8 O'Clock, afternoon
| Al 80 minutes after O'clock, afternoon
| At O'Clock, evening.
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At IL O'Clock, night, Sundays.
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TRAINS LBAvE WILMINGTON FOR HRw oAsTLE'
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TRAINS LRAvgN NEW oAsTLE ron wlLAiNuFo"'
At 80 minutes after 7 O'Clock, morning
at 10 o'clock, morning,
} Al 80 minutes after o'clock afternoon
At 25 minutes after II O'clock night.
/, STEAMBOAT s NJ. FELTON,.
vi LBAvEs wTLMINdroH AT
8 20 minutes after I o'clock, morning,
LEAvEs PHILADELPHIA AT
G o'clock, afternoon,
If STEAMBOAT ARIEL.
70 LEAVES WILMINGTON AT
A 30 minutes after IL o'clock, noon.
&c .t..n LEAVES PHILADELPHIA AT
Z O'Clock, morning.
STEAMBOAT ELIZA HANCOCK.
A. LEAVES WILMINGTON AT
81 40 minutes after O'Clock, morning.
o. ,'.'-;-,- LEAvHs PHILADELPHIA At
8 o'clock, afternoon.
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FARMERS GUIDE,

ny Henry stephsns, of Blnbursh, and the late y. p
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New YORK: HARPER II BROTHERS,
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sfom tAe Mew lork Eveninq Ius..

Sfom me NeW fOfk Evening i0st.
Messrs. Harper & Brothers will publish in few day
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Victoria. The Queens share In the authorship OF this
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small part and that decidedly the most interesting, s
written BY the Queen herself.
The story Of Alberls childhood Is chiefly told by Am.
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Whis his marriage is described by himself and the Q1een
There personal narratives touching ard beau
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An English paper says "rhis biography was to DO
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eAred that imperfect copies of 1t might come into cir
ouaton and good advice given her that the better
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her Majesty makes friends OF her readers and tells them
like who ia not afraid put her love to the test
the utermoRt truih how much she loved this man. and
what good reason she had for her devotion"
Harper Brothers Will send the above Work by Mail
postage prepaid to part Of the United stsea
| oipt Of $500 anE00.9w.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-03

NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and PHILADELPHIA al
Leave Philadelphia 600 p NJ and Wilmington. 14o p.
". for New Castle
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS
Additional 10 these above leave Smyrna Clayton 90
noon and 740 P. NJ. Clayton for smyrna $40 L. A. And
AGO aud 1868 r. NJ to make connection With trains 10
and from royer and Stations south.
Trains leaving Crisfeld at 8O0 p NJ, and Wilmington
going South at II 80 A. NJ, Will in close conneeton
with steAmboats 10 Norfolk and Portsmouth and Express
Trains to and from Baltimore, Philadelphia and rev
York They will STOP the Delaware Railroad Line
only at principal stations at which their time IL
Except that Steamboat Train South will let of pas
sengers from Baltimore at any Station to whloh they
| have tickets.
Passengers from Delaware r. II. Line TO Baltimore
aud from Baltimore to Delaware Railroad change
c. Junction In morning, at Wilmington in afteFnpou
! aud night, unless trains delayed
| B. O. sEWALL,
| Superintendent Delaware Railroad
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-12-03
nMnOns On YOuTm.

.aant,eman who suffered for years rr m Nervous n'
,,il, psamsture Decay and ali the eti+ila ri yOnthiu
ina,eretien vii for the sake Of suIne humanity 'cnd
sse 10 ali who need II, the recipe and d"c nS or nak
~ ths snple remedy by which he was cuie suierrr
i.hina 10 proh by the Aivsrssrs experience Can Dc
% W JOHN b. OGDEN
mylOlyw v Cedar street Ns" io'N'
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DIR. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry

Ur. WlStaf'S BalShm OL WLiu duttF j.
Where this article Ia knawn It Ia work OF 4psefer
CATION 10 say one word In lis favor, Nell it ottl
shsd as an unfailing remedy for Oon-h4 tiils llr n
chtIs, Group whoOpng Cough, Asthma, diseases # be
Throat Ghost and lungs wen that mosi 'lrendfi
all diseases, CONSUMPTION, which high medical 40
thorty has pronounced to be an pcurl lds's. Th'f
who have used this remedy know l'r v,nei hoss Nb.
have not have but to make single trial To- ho rath d
| that Of all others It Is the remedy.
| THH RBv. JACOB sfcHlEG
weil.known and much respected anon le uetmIr
| population Of this country writes rs f1lln@s;
uLsoviRi PA, foh is, isol.
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bar h,alh Ihave In my iniiYlduA case, maieireqnen
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araInst impoHtIon because there Ii good deal oi su
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To 0ONsijSfPTIYEs,

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DieSS'ns' ''V'' RRv. EDWARD A WILSON,
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on,io sm williamsburg Nnw iorb,
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szazn MANHOODt HOW LOST, HOW
Ssss3syREsTOKEO-Just published, nei1 edition Of
kS3#T DIR CULVERWELLB CELEBRATRD ESSAY
A4tH9y on the RADICAL CUER without medieine)
ESN of SPgRNAToRRHgA, or Seminal Weakness In.
voluntary Seminal Losses IMPorEEoY, Mental and Physl
l Incanaeity mpeliments to Marriage, etc ALSO Con-
pnpTIoN EPilBPsY and Fra induced by selfindulgence
SsspRIcE in SEALED ENVELOPE, ONLY CENT?.
The celebrated author ia this admirable essay clearly
demonstrates, from thirty years. successful practice
radically cured Without the dangerous use Of internal
medicine or the application q the kniie-pontng out
mode o cure at once simple certain and efsetual, by
means Of which every sufferer matter what his con
dillon may he may cure hlmself cheaply, privately and
radically.
TThis Lecture should be In the hands overy yoath
nd every man in tho land.
SENT nnder ses In plain envelope TO any address
Ospdil receipt Of six cents. or two post stamps
Address the publishera, . -.
l91 BoWgRY NBW YORK,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-29

VgN dHJ,s iihlNqlliNg gt1 the,fmap Of
thtIUnitcd.Slate4 Mine Extreme north
cast. the six New England States sontlf
west of them the three Middle Suites
hN9w RqiS Up HmsylNania, and Hcw
Jerscy; and south Of these again,
! Vfrg;tiiD i1ff tii6 Other Sontt'crm Al
lantic States These tlTeey sGctipus
/ have causcdzthe poIitiohl history Of the
Uuiteil States thus far, and will do 80
for SOME time yet, In the next gener-
alton it will He different Te 90 -1
ssiNew England has The poorest soil Of
the three, and il contains but little
1ihiinJrall woaltK lis conn AIRED withoth-
. ers. lts streams IRE smaller, ah'lIheir
I vaTlcys do not lead to halb0fs which
tnn be the Ncnts Of II very EXTENDED
commerce. The Yankees first tired
farming tor Il living, ut iuundlt hard
work and poor pay They then tried
fishing, but Nova Scotia beat them at
8Fte tef6PhutufAl cahs,sn nOtgbc, me ntiohe ed
LereE tlpFeupon theNtwEgtIp main
utacturing, trading and trptiickng-
for whethcra Yankee be 4 farmer, Z
( rneehanie, Il tlawyer, ~ doctor, or q
!, preaeherl in, every oecppauonj he II
also tradarf and ms tho latter busin
kGs siivksaaaiAt NGMM Ma#NT"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-29
ths taxa ens'yllleb iSlressRgs So llslltr
ilysiPdh khein, by 4lhy mentjof bon&
ats<0ncoA with Arreep6lcA 4bht ~.

at~oheoS with Agreenbac&s, $hht su~n
would be unjust to the bond holders. ="
1t is argued d-.that--tLe.-bundholders
bought the bonds under contract
that they should be redeemed in gold.
SsT P,lsens sgPpsss Yek in 1850, base
taken q than's note, Tor Which You gave
g,apo rSSeSSa apsasble Ef1aV9 vs,hsi
Fnder the thou existing law-Stitc Con,
stitftih OF the sUhteJ ( kSt!Aes- vo4
heaariglf ~ eSP9sEG% hRIFoatrdE
Ted for ths payment Of that .note In
Eoid ofli&sfIEW syda lbvos osGbe
your gold Or Silyes@qi The cqpiyalgnt.
ofgold OF siivtE,s 1hS1 Il htettdl dlsfAfbuo.
ss23sNoaigtyGpgg9w AgcaF.
law annupng the law oi'lSG0, anA made
sbar hotO ihyablsEhA ehEAba9&sG
Soldiers cwncny Npu, eal listed v1ptor fhe
ArinJs in 1861 hha y6nA not a iteft 70
ssGSct apdit0IqAd aFFyorsls sasS ~
1s6S yokAGAa& 15af eaSAsa e;SlEISSd
fHysr,?xPFqssgy aF& Mse-ert'sslAe
15r three 'nio6!hs did, tut ihee "a dnI-
not. Congress passed law aruuling
your contract with the Government
swh uEdeEy9p talsqT grerb eiwTfHt
N6hrrnyt lNoN, if4t~is iaw4tlitt Con-
gress cin anlui ;h. Goa "a I, between
private inalsSbnsg Eafstbe l3SihsI
Congress eau anVitl the conUaclsoftL tie
NOvcthhcSt&iAi 9df4kRi9dsF&
sp'ssoFpfpfhcuts ksekB,a W. sylspil It.
Should not be h@1hat Moss Mo idap
money I'd ahSl eoW,Sfa8p gGSn9tt,
subjected 70 the sfmo ,rug. Hit is
Sak4bn lI6i iGSt EklcfS Gal aJG
V'sss9racts syja'sitS eollyy jOtpt
just that tke governmcnt shall annul
0bE6ssNrds Gsiade3s GdoSdFasSitb
'-5ilssSTss99bisGfglAI aLt Ai ~aFur
sdS The y ltor Of The Noble County
&krh&tedk$saysE6t 6t Al hah4Arseds Gha,
Ne ''simii gjak .A4tCgn essstks RsB
nc Works had been 5oTd he pnrcHa-
-essswoaEgha9 JbsSfg t3leF9 6GFD1
bbsSstT bbSstiT than tsgSg iss SS'gtG ha4 I? ssi g
3yYnss ssNgfHaStgy. .C.oss!,sBpggEd 9YBiso.S'Rs
Muskiugunn' Z We never said We
-as6DstSNRy lAi9geOa9Br@Ee'R6
say .hat N cuso tho Public Works had
hecn sold, that tho Muskingum River
ImP%ycpsal Z ayelad, lYhg s'e SthsI
MopGsstGe. things ~, the past.
and 4bat noJody's boat would now be
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-29

--- to- Voters should remember thai
the Constitution OF tie United States
has !slwpys beeN held to bs thelp'lla7
dunn OF our liberties, Farther, they
should consider tho position of the
Radical party, winch declares its'in-
tontion to be to tramlls under foot
everything tho ConstitdtionL not cx-
=. cepted-YIjeh is pm obstruction to its
Observation-Disclosures VI III 9
fsa1lssslaiq III 50 y NST7iSs1d,17 -,7issz.sga,
sdi illEaE- Our tiranlss aro beTabs giveD tC
Hons, George w. Motgahl and +
Van Trump for inportant team paigr
doepmentsg . ENg0
- ,sSHsvsssasob'M ,tssS.s pssa
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-29


tsy' The Editor of che Noble County
Eepuilican says Simmons, nesrn can.
didatc for'stat6s Senator qcl sent d
Guernsey County whenin tho Legis-
Stature: 4Te did, nominally speaking,
But. Simmops, at tine same jtimer yaT a
citizen Of Noble County and was placed
10y Nyble c0ahty vbFe ,hlthc Leeisla
ture RndsyassIa klT Ests0f hiss (Sin-
o, ,lpop'sl ability, legisRipg for, 5NgPlo
Copptyiplerpsts, The ability howevT
er, was of no extraordinary quality qs
is af6@pHa By. his voting 70 sell the
Pablie Works ofOhio for foursm'Ihons
Of dollars when .hoy cost ,thc State
--uineteeA millions Of dolIarj..------v--
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-29

Mr.. Rcemclin ON coming OH to III,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-29

rsy- Allowing negroes 70 vote IN
Ohio win bring thousands OF them m
to Tie State White labOrers wtlithus
be brought into conpettiShawi withIhem.
The prices ofabor will .eo down with
its resDectablllty. White tailoring men
look TO your interests. You do nvttry
lthe matter as an experiment. Give
the nigeers once a right TO vote and
thov will holdslt. The manhood Suf-
frage proposition mnstbo defeated now,
jor,hordes Of niggers VIII be the curse
Of tho State toreyey.--.Ne'p Lts6oH. Tat
ROT
: -it~s.@ zA.-s~
.ate~snas as'saq
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-29

"cs;isuEO EVERY rnUasDAY MORNING.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-29

pc5~Is is objected to the Democratic
plan, Of 4 !iyvlng the producers and
labor OF the country from a portioii1b!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-02-21
TO THE PUBLIC.

gUyHE undersigned takes this method of returning
his sincere thanks to the citizens OF Duineio .,
and surrounding country, for the liberal share o.
patronage he has received, and he hopes BY renew
cd efforts to please and give satisfacton 10 rccevs
continuance of their favors. Ny stock has been
quite recently thoroughly replenished, embracing
everything usually found in a country store
LARGE STOCK OF PRINTS.
DELAINES, solid and fancy coIors;
ALPACCAS, plain and figured;
Uos:ery, Gloves, Nuhias, Shawls, Eianncls, 90.
Rrown and Beaehed Muslins, Hickory Shirt
ings. I>'aid do; '
CLOTHS. GAGS MERES, TwEEDS,SATlSEIS.
P.rter,s Fac,srv GOODS kepto hand.
A full stock Of y nu ms;
Doots and Shoes, I. 1t. end tsrs,
oueensware, Tiuwars aL1 lsFdwarc,-
An of which he will sell at short profits. From ny
limited expense in conducting the business, stt,J
with great confidence that can and WIN sen GooS'
as low as any house in the county. buy my go'c'
for the cash or its equivalent, aud TX compeieu ~
state reluctant ly that my credit list IN the ulhra
will be greatly contracted, selling ut snort crcu.
to those who deal regularly and pay prompuy ai.a
| most earnestly request that all persons VINO nave
accounts will come forward and settle the SAINT,
Where the money cannot be paid, settlement ~
note must be made do not allude 70 those WI"
have settled quite recently.
COUNTRY PRODUCE solicited. Also any
quantity of CORN received in exchange Tor ~ ~
chandise. VIII also buy CORN tor abe CASH:
Respectfully, ). D MELVIN.
r.s-I.ook out for the BRICK SroRE HVVs1 L 40
rgRrY, above the Church.
January L. 1867.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-02-21
Public sale.

HAVING rented out my farm, will sell at
- Public Sale at my residence near Charles
tdvn on
THURSDAY, 2S& day Of FEBRUARY, 1867,
The following Property:
One Dorsey SelCRaking Reaper;
One Gum Drill, with Guano d Clover Seed
Attachment;
One two-hOrse Carriage;
One Runyan's Fan; One co.;
One Harrow; Ploughs;
Two Plantation Wagons;
One frst-rate Fifth Chain;
One Corn Crusher; Grain Ladders;
One Crowbar and Digging Iron;
One Log Chain Two Cradles;
Two Wheat Screens, (one Barrett's make)
One large Copper Kettle;
One Briar Hook;
BLACKSMITHS' TOOLS;
One set Brecch Bands and Plough Gears;
A large lot Of Old Iron and Castings;
Bedsteads. Beds. Bureau and Stoves, and
other articles too tedious 10 mention.
TERMS:
4 credit of Six Months will be given on all sums
over tn dollars; on all sums of ten dollars and
under Cash On sums over ten dollars Bonds with
approval security viii be required. No property
to be rniovcd until the terms of sale complied
with. GEO. II. TATE
!. D. 'oTrERyIELp, Auctioneer.
Ws.ae 10 commence at 10 o'clock.
Eth NJ 1857
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VALUABLE LAND
At Public Sale.

NV ortbor;tv Of a decree of the Circuit Court
I'd Sc Jefferson County granted at its Ccto-
Der term, 1867, | shall offer at ruolic '''O Va
Saturday, MARCH 8, 1861
At Two O'clock, p. NJ,
Before the Post Office in Smlthfeld, m tins
County tract of Land containing about
IOS 1Ncres,
A fair nronortion Oft in Timber, lying within
one mile Of said town, and on the Berryviiie
road belonging to the heirs of Rebecca Wig
CLINTON. and to be sold for the purpose of pay
inc the said heirs proportion of the debts Of
the late firm of Lewis Fry & Co., not barred
nv limitation. The land is part Limestone
and balance Slate. The slate is the best quail
itv of the kind. The Limestone is not Slrpass-
ed in the neighborhood for fertility.
If the proceeds of the sale of the above LOG
Acres be insufficient to pay the sum of money
stated in the Decree, l Shall proceed to sell as
much of another
Tract of Land
near by the above as will be enough to pay the
balance.
TERMS:
One third of the purchase money to he Cash
and the residue in two payments of twelve and
eighteen months, BEARING interest from the day
of sale, with lien on tie premises to secure
the deferred payments,
Possession given Immediately on compliance
with the terms of sale Mr.. Vance Bell. resi-
ding near the land will show it to any person
calling on him between this and the day Of sale
w. Q. MAC0UGHTRY,
Special Commissioner.
Smithfeld, Jefferson County, w. Va.
/ Fob II 1857