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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-02-09

ST.. VALENTINES day comes next
Tuesday, when Fun and Lore will riot
as usual among nameless love notes
and rude caricatures.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-02-09

A DRAMATIC entertainment will be
given by the young gentlemen. of the
High School, the latter part of next
week. Full announcement In next
issue.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-02-09

THIS WEEK we give a table Of the
valuation of lands in each township as
equalized by the present board.
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COMMERCIAL REPORTS.
ST. CIairsville Retail Market.

st, CIairsyille Retail Market.
Corrected by Carroll & Giftn-
White wheat -four p Dbl Sc 90
Buckwheat -four ? D i1<c. -
Wheat . bush. 81 10.
Corn q bush. Csc
Corn meal 2 bush. soc.
Oats 2 bushel 45c.
Clover seed, . bush. Sc 2596 50.
Timothy seed . bus. 81 5094 70.
Hay q ton IS 90.
Potatoes 2 bush. 81 90.
Onions 2 bush. 81 90.
Dried apples 2 b SC. .-.s.a,
Dried peaches q b l21zc.
Hams 2 d l5c.
Sides 2 II l3c.
Shoulders ? ID l2c.
Fish-Mackerel No. 2. half bbl IS 90. ~
as, a" So so.
Lake Herring. half Dbl 81 so.
Butter q n b25c. -
Eggs q doz. 2Oc.
Lard q b l5c. 'st ~
Cheese p II 2O@25c.
Tallow 2 n s@1Octs.
Bees Wax , n 4Oc.
Feathers 2 h 75c.
C5ffee M@2Sc. zs
, Sugar N. o. p u. 121z@l5c.
Sugar White. p u l61s@lsc.
Tea q ID 81 25@2 90. 80,
Rice p h l0c. =
N. o. MoIass 2 gallon 81 90.
SslL p bbl. 81 50.
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Belment Common Pleas.
NOTICE.
James Kinsley, Plaintiff,

Richara v. wheIan, Defendant. .l
U,HE defen iant, Richard v. Whelan, Is here
i by notified that, on the 2lst day Of Decem-
ber. 1870 the plaintiff fled petition in the
said Court OF Common Pleas of Belmont Coun-
~. Ohio, against said defendant, the object and
prayer Of which is to recover from the defen-
danG $3324 with interest from tne - day OF
A. D, lS70, being q balance claimed to be due the
plaintiff from the DEFENDANT on account OF
EIGHT several bonds for $500 each land interest
thereon) of Washington Comfy, Pennsylvanta,
duly issued to aid In the construction OF the
Heinpfield Railroad, and deposited with the
defendant by the plaintiff in 1854. as collateral
security for the payment OF $2l00 and interest,"
borrowed by the plaintiff from the defendant,
The plaintiff claims that at the time said bonds
were SO deposited, the agreement between him
and the defendant was that the defendani
would hold said bonds until the plaintin should
repay said $2i00. Thai about November =, lSaO
the D aintiff rendered the defendants said STU
and demanded said bonds; that the defendan'
refused to give them or any OF them TO MIN
that at thai time said ponds were worth xS6U
and that / he defendant has collected SSS40 o.
Interest thereon, leavin. the balance aforesaid
due the plaintiff. -,
'ion W A'"'''' ~ j. B. CAMPBELL, Olerk.
l.. DANFoRD & D. d. 4. CowEN. Atfys for pin
Jan26-6w stlet
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Live Stock Market.

CAlrrLE,-The receipts, as will be seen, were
some hat larger than last week, though the
supply was not, comparatively speaking, large,
ret, nm der the influence of very unfayorable
advices from the east, the market was- -sluSzish
and unsa tisfactory, and the slight aAyrnce,
establishe last week. was almost II not tentire-
ly lost. There was very fair attendance Of
buyers, bu1t they were nearly all searish, refus-
ing to take hold unless concessions were made,
and even W., tn redu ction they were timid.
and as gen raj thing did not buy as largely as
usual. Asws have already intimated, prices.
as compared va tn last week. ruled lower; the
great proportion of the sales being within the
range of 597 ia; one drove of extra fine steers,
averaging betw 9 en- l. 500 and l,60e. smooth and
tat brought * ct s.. Prime shipping stock can
not fairly be quo t. ID above 7@i1l. In regard 70
the lower grades, tthey brought but little more
here than they are. selling for in the west.
SHEEP.-Receiptsss this week la cars against.
70 cars last week. Under the fnhuence OF lsrge-
Iy Increased OFFERINGS the market has ruled
weak and as comparei / with last week priess
are nom u to x low u, and notwithstandin G
the arrivals were unu sslally large the average
quality was considera bly, above the usual stand
ard 1t was generally unmarked that the num-
ber of good sheep on S. We this week WAS un'
usually large and had il been for tnSs the
mark ct would undoubt sily have been mucn
worse than it was. Quo fations may be fairiy
given at to Sets; some bilnches or fancy Sole
at 6A and 61l
HoGs,-Recelpts this week l42 cars ngainstK
cars last week. Market has sbeen sluggish ass>
heavy all week and prices a $ compared witi
last week are considerably 10 wer. New Yorl
hogs under the influence of unfavorable ad
vices from that Market are doS IN fuilyaN OF
cent, and Philadelphia hogsf have deciine'
from u to Is. and the market cn ,ses dull an
weak even at the decline. We nj ow qaote sn
iomer at 714a71S and the latter at. ~ TO ..
Pittsburgh Produce M arket.
FROM the Pittsburgh papers of Morn lay.
APPLES-Good to prime 81 OO@4 81 Dbl.
BUTTER-Common 20a25; prime aaoc'
BEANS-l 5O@s2 q bus. ~,
DRESSED HOGS-S@S1zc p II. SI5Hi {
CARBON oIL-22@221lc y gal. tG,s y
DRIED FRUIT.-Peaches 914@l0c; "A spplss "
&c q ID. fs.sS Il afatf o.
EGGS-2s@SOc 2 doz.
FLOUR-Red winter. s7@s7.25 white. u ZS'
81 So Buckwheat 50@7O0 q hundred.
z EGRAIN-Wheat, red 81 43@l IS; white ooe
l 50; Oats, 47@4sc Rye, 5000; Corn 8, S'o"
Barley so@s5c. ls1eefEs - t<I
GRoCERIES- Coffee. Rio. 20, prime ioc; s. 20
is; Sugars. New Orleans f211zz; Cuba 10@l1s sa
Young Hysonsl . Sp,s syrups, Silver Dip ~
other grades 4O@45; Ricesc.
HIDES,-Green, TO- 14@111S; Dry 20a22.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. plain ljall14c;
sides clear l31lalS7c; sugar cured hams Ice; lard
l21zc.
PoULTRY-Dressed chickens la@i4c; turkeys
l6@lSc
POTATOES-12 25@1 80 . bus. to.
SEEDS-ciover, 81; Timothy, s5.25. oel 50
IL Il 4
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PhiIadeIphia Market

Philadelphia Market
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 4.-Flour firm; extrs
family 5Oa7 70. Wheat steady; Indiana Red
Goal So, ohioamber1 g.. Corn dulland decline
Yellow 7Sc; Oats 59a8o. Provisions dull
Mess pork twenty-five dollars. Lard held
at l2LaI3c
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Nothing has yet been heard from the
San Domingo expedition, but thatneed
cause no anxiety as it takes a m onth to
hear from that delectable grand panacea
for our national ills. Al
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FINE WATCHES.
Genuine Oroide Gold
WATCHES

s., 81, S. $40. ST. sl5 to $50.
The european War and extraordinary Mon,
Iis in order to make rapid sales and quick re-
turns. to throw our vast Stock upon the puoiie
market, at thirty 10 fty per cent beto'0 Rh0fesdde
prices for Cash.
READ THE PRICES. ,-7
ZINE Oroide Gold Cylinders. regulated and and
at " s sls ,'n to ST sI5. AT ONLY IS EACH.
THE BEST QUALITY CYLINDERS AT S..
T,he Double Ertra Refiaed, being a very superior
quality regula ted and warranted perlect time-
keepers equal in appsarsneYs ana i9T tiine W
S-;1y The Eov ErtrG ReJfned Sold Oroide Gold t'iH
se,ceIedfr, finest Nickel works, usually sold
al SIS to: Reduced 10 only sl5 Each.
SILVER WATCHES.
Ersa Fine Solid Pure Siirer, Hunting Cased
Bssf osalify Ooia Sglrer, Hunting Cased, full
| ieweled levers regulated and warranted ac-
Icurate timekeepers, ONLY $40.
Ts vy Best 0sG paIens iedef s 5na on'o
4 AIl the above classes of Watches are HUNT
! ing Cased, perfectly regulated, ana eacn war
ranted by special certificate Tor TWO years; s,=
Watches al Time will receive an extraWa ateh
4 free making Seven sl5 Watches for w. NO us
count can be allowed on our cheaper Watehes.
4uOrdess fos- Single Watches, Cush mus be sem
| in 1drance. Sen by Post Office Order, Register
4 ed Letter or Bank Check, payaole 10 our 0ruer
and goods will be sent by Express or In hegis'
Orders fer at least six watches or over, Will be
L sent by Express q. o. D., by depositing small
amount with express agent, or senoins reier'
ences as assurance of good faith.
| : Write order plain state kind and price O
Watch desiBed. inclose price as above directed
ana &oaie'e THE EMPIRE WATCH co.
| No. 1876 Broadway. New YORK.
| p. O. Box 29ie . nol7-Sw
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q Lewis is selling Holiday goods ct greatly
reduced priess 10 close out hisstock. fe2-2t
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THLEGRAPHIO
ForoIxn AfIalras
NOON DISPATCHES.

THEIRS AND THE FRENCH ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
IsT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF SEDAN
Observation-Disclosures EURupEAN M
MIGRATION. &C., so.
LONDON, September 1.-Sir Alexander
Cockburn Is gazetted to-day as British
member of the Board Of Arbitration un-
der the treaty of Washington.
PARIS, September 1.-rhiers sent to
the Assembly his first message since the
prolongation of his power. Hn thanks
the Assembly for its expression OF con
fdence, repeats his protestations of de-.
votion to the country, and hopes to sue
coed in the rehabilitation of France.
LONDON, September "A strict qua
Of Jersey, to prevent tho introduction
of the cholera.
VERSAILLES, September 2.-The AS.
aembly has accepted tue presidency OF
Thiers, not because Of content with
There terms, Or afraid Of his .cs;gaa-
tion, but because they could get no one
else to take his place. The Duo D'Au.
males final refusal determined the AS.
sembly to support Thiers. McNIahon,
Changarnier aud President Grevy re-
fused to vote. Grevy said he was a bet
ter Republican than Thiers. Others
SAID they were unwilling to become a
pretext for disorders.
The Anna, bound for Copenhagen,
was wrecked and all lost.
A monster demonstration occurs ut
Phoenix Park, Dublin. to- morrow. in
favor OF amnesty Of the Fsnian prison
ers.
MADRID, September 2-Advices from
the frontier report that the Cnrlists have
been ordered to report to their leaders
on the 9th, and be ready for the rising
on the 10Th of September.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
BERLIN, September 2.-Ths anniycr-
sary of the surrender of the Emperor
Napoleon and the French army at Sedan.
was celebrated throughout Ge:lnauy to-
day, by festivities of u patriotic churac-
ter.
The Bavarian Chamber Of Representa-
tlves has been convened for September 26.
LONDON. September "A boiler ex-
ploded on board the Burk at Cardiff,
yesterday. The captain and engineer
were blown overheard and drowned.
The number of emigrants who sailed
from Liverpool during August was
1000 greater than the same month in
any previous year.
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DEATH OF WILLIAM D. JOHNSTON, ESQ.
This gentleman, SO loGg and SO extcn-
slvely known as the able. efficient and
worthy President of the Bank Of Cam
den. died at his residence. in Kirkwood,
on Sunday last, in the seventy-frth year
OF hiH age, lamented and respected by all
who knew him.
Some fears are entertained for the life
of Count Won MoltIse, owing to IN at.
tack Of gout, which. taken in connection
with his oge and his fatigues during the
war, promises badly for the old msn.
In tho window of shop in an obscure
pnrt of London is this announcement:
Goods removed, messages taken, car
pets beaten. and poetry composed on
any subject"
Capt. Luther Libby. whose store
honse during the war became notorious
as Libby Prison." died III New Kent
County. Virginia, on Monday.
Archbishop N1cClosky reports that the
Roman Catholic Church property in
New York city is wor:l. So 400. COO.
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The fever seems to be on the wane.
aud has evidently been effected by the
weather which we have experienced.
But one death was reported yesterday.
Several persons who were rumored to be
i'll OF the malady are doing weli-indeed
oonvalesceut. The official report of the
B iard Of Health shows but twenty seven
deaths since the 25th of July, when the
fever began. Out Of these twenty-seyen
cases, two OF them were not sufficiently
marked in type to DO really classed with
the others. As the Board purposes pub
fishing hereafter daily reports OF the
deaths that may occur, the public mind
will see the real state Of uffuirs, and fuel
more at case on the subject. The report
Of the City Registrar is correct beyond
all shadow Of doubt, because no henrse
driver is allowed by law to remove q bod v
until he has tho doctors certificate, nor
can xton inter without similar do
cument. A physicinn says the fever is
inclined to keep in tho locality where il
orIEinGted-thut is, III nud about Murkct
street, where those foul drnins wcfe
opened. Ho remarked n singular fact.
that where cases have occurred outside
of certain lines in tho direction indi
cated, it has invariably been after high
Easterly brcczea
Charleston Courier, 2H
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our fellow-oitizens the doctrine of uni
verRal amnesty and universal suffrage"

our fellow-oitizens the doctrine of uni
verRal amnesty and universal suffrage"
PoUdHKEEpsIE. N. Y, September L.
A mob broke into O house and tarred
and feathered the occupnnt. who is ac-
cused OF clipping with q married woman.
whose husband led tho mob.
Reports North and South show that
organized burglars are working the
towns along the Hudson. They have d
number Of vessels in their employ.
LONG BRANCH. September "A com
mlttee OF tho Yarmouth faction of the
Louisiana Republicans are here, waiting
for IN interview with the President.
ST. Louis. September 2-The steamer
Carrie V. Kountz. which snnk below
Columbus, was valued Mt $4,000. A
portion OF the cargo will be saved.
NASHVILLE, Septembe 2.-S1, ,75O, 900
III State bonds has been paid for tho
franchise of tho Mobile and Ohio Rail
ro d-reducing tho State debt that
amount.
CHICAGO, September 2.-The locomo-
tive OF the Cincinnati express trnin ex-
P!oded noaF Spring field. killing two ein.
ployees.
WASHINGTON, September 2.-The Se-
cretary Of the Treasury has callel in
1000, 600 three per cent. certificates
They cease to bear interost, or be avnilu-
ble as bank reserve, after 3lst October.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
PHIbApELpHIA, September "a cr-
minal reqnisition for Evans, the alleged
defnnlting agent, has been issued.
LOWELL. MASS September 2.-Mrs.
Teresn Perkins was found in the canal,
with two scalp wounds. Her age was
thirty-two.
WASHINGTON, September 2-Proba-
bilities-Pleasant weather continues pro-
bnble for Sunday from Michigun to New
England and Southwark to the Gulf. No
important change is probable for the
lmmedlnte Gulf coast. or the North west.
New YORK. September 2-Tl,e indict-
meut against Vauderbilt reuds: Did viii
fully and feloniously neglect and omit
to have sound boilers and competent
engineers. &C., on the steamboat West
field
Cuban Colonel Ryan, arrested, charged
with passing worthless checks, put in m
affidavit that he had deposited the reQni-
site amount to meet the check in bunk
but the check wns presented before the
time stipulated.
Capt. Cameron md Inspector Wallipg
think the last link in the evidence to
convict Rosenweig will be completed to.
night H
Frances Haggerty. another Westlield
victim, is dead.
ST. Louis. September 2.-Edward
Clamruth, alias DeAnlon, a profcssetl
nstrologist. has been arrested, charged
with swindllng to the amount of So. 900
SAN FRANCIsCO Spntamber o -Tha
campaign against the Apacles, owing, it
is alleged, to the interference of the
Peace Com missioners. is u total failure;
bnt the campaign Of the Apaches agninst
tho white settlements is Il complete snc-
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E,NANviAL ANu upuM p.so.A...


New YonK. September 2-Noon.-
Flour dull aud declining. Wheat quiet
and unchanged Coru shade firmer.
Pork tirm-mcss l3 37(0l3 so. Lurd
dull, at 9]6@91l. Cotton tirm-nplauds
1881; Orleans 90; sales 500 bales.
Freights firm. Stocks strong and active.
Governments steady. State bonds dull
and henvy. Money easy, at 3. Gold
steady. at 1878. Exchange-long 8; short
81.
?. NJ Specie shipment 5000, 900.
The bank statement shows loans have
increased nearly $4,000. 900; specie in
creased Sl,5OO.00O; deposits Increased
81 O00. 600; legal tenders decreased
81 ,0O0,0 600. Money very easy, at 2003.
Sterling dull and unchanged. Gold
l2T(9l3 Governments strong and
steady-62s l42li. States dull aud rather
heavy. Tennessees new aud old, 74a,.
Yirginias 63; new 60. Louisianas is;
new GO; lovecs 70; IS SO. Aabamas
100; IS 65. Georgiaa SO; Is 80. North
Carolinns A; new q. South Caroinas
70; new 57al. Cotton firm; sales l ,292
bales-uplands 192i. Flour dull and
favors buyers-common to fuir extra
8: :G0N6.G GU; good to choice GG5Gl9. 90.
Wheat scarce, aud 2(13, better-I GGl%.
Pork steady. Naval stores quiet aud
hrm. Freights tirmer.
BALTIMORE, September 2.-Flonr dull
aud held firm. Wheat dull. Corn firm.
Provisions unchanged. Whiskey nomi.
nai. Cotton tirm-mildllng 1911; re-
ceipts IS; exports 10; sales 9S; stock
$40
C1solSNArl. September q Flour
dull. Corn full prices Pork sln,le
lower 10 25. Lard dropping. at 8ai.
Bacon quiet shoulders ca; clear sides
7as; clear rib 7. Whiskey 80.
LOUISVILLE, September g. Provisions
steady aud in good order demand Flour
in good demand on orders-extra family
$50. Grain quiet and small business.
Corn 50. Shoulders 6 4; sides 7lI(072L.
Lard 9l9@l0. Whiskey 80.
W1LMINGToN, September 2-Cotton-
flrmer- -mid'iling Is; receipts 30; sales
38; stock 504.
CHARLESTON, September 2.-Cotton
in fair demand middlings 18; receipts
Al bales; sues so; stock 3,54l.
NORFOLK, September 2.-.Coiton
steady-low middling 17l(017l1; re-
ceipts 10; exports ITO; salcs 90; stock
291.
SAVANNAH, September 2. 2.-Cotton firm
low middling l714@171a; receipts 1873;
sales 20; stock 3l8.
AUGUSTA. September 2.--Cottcn a.m
-middling 18; receipts 26; sales %.
NEW ORLEANS, September 2.-Cotton
quiet and irm-middling 18L6l835;
receipts "a; sales 100; stock rs, 500.
GALVESTON, September 2-Cotton
firm-good ordinary II; receipts 232;
sales 80; stock 1884.
LONDON. September 2-Noon.-
soils 931a(l9351. Bonds 031S.
PARIS. September 2. 2.-Rentes 5Gf. 05c.
LIVERPOOL. September 2 Evening"
Cotton opened and closed firm-uplnnds
oA@93s; Orleans 91a09361; snlrs ID, 600
bales; speculation and export 1000.
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A BIG BUG. - It is said TINT a recl,-
less potato bug. having gone through the
State OF Rhode Island. was lust seen
mounted on u windmill by the seaside,
wlplng his eyes On the sails. aud lookin 2
back, clear across the State, to see If
There was anywhere within it's whole
boundaries potato plant that had not
been eaten.
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WHOLESALE AND JOBBING GUODs
i Specially ,cM Us for the Season.

Il view OF the yellow fever being in Charles
ton, preventing large number OF BUYERS
from visiting thnt city for their fall stock, we
have this day teegrapl,ed our partner in Now
York to buy very largely of such Goods as
arc usually jobbed III Charleston-as Dry
Goods. Euota and Shoes, Hats nnd Caps, Mil
lincry and Straw Goods. Our third lour will
bo devotcsl to wholesaleing entirely and We
shall offer Goods ut !air prices and in larger
quantities than ever seen in this place bcrurc,
and OH time 10 approved names. Merchants
Will please rem m2er that none OF these lines
are new to us. We have. with short inter
mission, dealt largely in all these Goods for
years.
The la,iy readers will II emember that al this
honse Dress can be bought from tho finest
hrst class Dress Goods stock iu the South
cut and MALE to tit, nud guarantee it, or cut
and nude by measure sent by mail. The
ncwcst style French Bunnct or Hat can be
had here. The best and prctticst Shoes here.
In Fact, wc claim for our house that it is 'thc
place" of the South to get the hest ut the
least price. x. g. SILVER e. CO.
August 81
aI- All papers III the Suite, except in
Charleston, Beaufort, Colleton and Marlboro
will copy ono time, and forward bills at once.
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Notice.
COLUMBIA, s. c., August %, 1871.
'aE sale OF Ieal estate for delinquent taxes.
Il Tor the year 1870, in Richland County,
which has been postponed from day to dav
since the 18th day OF juno, 1871 will positive
~ take place on the Itch day Of SEPTEMBER.
1871 at tho Office of the Treasurer OF Rich
land County, over tho bank OF +. j. Scott. Son
d co. q. II. BALDWIN,
Ans 90 tni n,2
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lMnrleston Courier, 2a.

The Tampa (Fla.) Peninsulu lcarns
that the bench from Huokcr's Point to
tho mouth OF Six Mile Creek is strewn
with dead and dying fish of nil kinds
known to Tampa Bay. Aud now the
question is, what produced this disease
and death nmoug the fish? It could be
neither cold nor heat, neither is it due
to any extraordinary quantity of fresh
water, because the waters have freouent-
~ been much higher than now without
affecting the fish in tho least. The same
phenomenon has been noticed in other
quarters.
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Foreclosure Of Mortgage.

ID. G. PEIxOTTO g. SON, Au.iioneers
virtue of the power, duly conferred upon
~ tho Citizens Savings Bank OF Columbia,
Dy tho Columbia Oil Company, to foreclose
the mortgage Of tho said Columbia Oil Com
pany to the said Citizens Savings Bank OF
Coinmbia, and to enter upon and to sell all
and singular the mortgaged premises herein
after at described, for the purposo OF satisfying
.nc.r .ia aeDt; the said mortgage il hereby de-
ciared to be forecosed, and the said Colum-
o.a Oh Company forever barred Of all claim
or equity OF redemption in the premises; and
under the same power as aforesaid, the under.
signed will sell. at public auction. before the
Court House, at Columbia, on the first MON
DAY in September next:
All that certaiu lot OF LAND, situate and
being in the city Of Columbia, in the County
OF hichland,. and State Of South Carolina.
consisting Of one square in said city, con.
tanning four acres Of land, more or less. and
bounded by Wheat, Rice. Lincoln aud Gads-
den streets. with all the buildings aud cree
tons On said lot Of land, now ueed for the
purposes p;, OF an Oil Mill. and all the Engines,
Oh Prerses and machinery Of any kind what.
soevcr, in and upon said premises.
- lerms cash w. MARTIN,
PRESIDENT Citizens Savings Bank OF South
N.aT"ilnh t.ll August IL