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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-03-12
Wheeling. West Yirglnia,

. WHEELING, March LENA Yaek-
lie, housekeeper for Rev. Father
'Kreusch, Of the St. Alphonsus Church
has entered suit for SANDER .against
Conrad Wolfe and wife, prominent
members of the St klphonsus con-
ercgaticn, for alleged defamation Of
character, claiming damages to the
tune Of $1,000. This suit originated
fronia recentlibel suit inwhich Rev.
Kreusohwas defendant.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Sellers Cough Syrup.

Over Que Million bottles sold. 1t is the
most popular remedy for Coughs, Colds,
Group, HOdrsemeSs, and all Throat
and Ling DiSedSeS.Flas been in use
for huB u century Doctors prescribe it,
j, f. Youman, Long ?. o., ILL.,, says; at
saved my two children from the grare."-
A. L. simmons, of Baltimore, Nd, also says
ut will cure the worst cough immediate
ly." Ask your druggist for it and take no
other. Prices, Zoe, Soc, and Sl.0O per bot
tie. Send for circular. X. L. SELLERS &
Co., Proprietor, Pittsburgh, Pa
For Sale at VAN GILDER'S Drug Store.
July 10 l-.yr.
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The Greatest Blessing.

A simple, pure, harmless remedy,
that cures every time, and prevents
disease by keeping the blood pure,
stomach regular. kidneys and liver
active, is the greatest blessing ever
conferred upon man. Hop Bitters is
that remedy, and its proprietors are
being blessed by thousands whohave
been saved and cured by it. Will
YOU try it? See other column.
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Death Defeated!

For over Fifty Years SELLERS
LIVER PILLS have been the stand
ard remedy Tor LiUcr Complaint, Co.'S
tiCcneSs, Sick Headache, Pain in
the Shoulders on Bach, DissineSS,
coated tongue, and all diseases arising
from deranged state OF the Liger or
Stomach. Thomas Adams, OF Big San
dy, Ky, says: Sellers Pills have Savei
hundreds OF dollars in doctors bills in his
county, Sold by druggists. Price %
cents, X. Il. SELLERS Il CO., Props,
Pittsburgh Pa. Send for circulars.
For Sale ut VAN GlLDER's Drug Store.
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Upper Flats school.

! wish to make summary report
Of my school Of four months, which
closed February Is, 1879,
The average attendance during
the term was thirty.one.
My advanced spelling class, known
as "Class A." wrote their lessons
twice a week. 1 selected twenty
words for every lesson. | give the
names of the class, together with the
percentage of words spelled correctly
by each one during the term, as fol-
lows Lucetta Fisher, 50; La Fayette
Roush, 81; Artimishy Wolfe, 76; G.
E. Roush, 100; Lizzie Yeager, 9S; Pc,
ter Roush, 81; Charley Ne0se, 96; Sar-
ah McMillin, S.; John Wolf, 70; La,
venia Yeager, 100; Linley Hart, Sc;
Levi Roush, IS; Alice Wolf, 80; Au
gusta Roush, 81; LYDIA Hclton, 9S;
Thomas Knopp, 81; Willie Wolf, "a;
Maggie Roush, 9S; George Nease, 81.
This class also recited three lessons
per week orally. G. E. Roush receiv-
ed the greater number Of head-marks
The other class known as "Class B."
recited two lessons every day, Will
lie 0linger and FranciscoRoush were
tied on the greater number Of head
marks.
My monthly examinations in Arith-
metic, Geography. Grammar and
History, had tendency to keep up
a lively and generous competition in
these branches. | hand printed forms
ofmonthly reports which | made out
and gave to those who were examin!
ed. 1 desire to report the average
grade Of every one who attended the
last examination. The grades are
given on the scale of 100. Liuley
Hart, 81; Willie Wolf, 81; Artimishy
Wolf, SO; Augustus Roush, 80; Lucet.
ia Fisher, 81; G, E. Roush, 81; Laven-
ia Yeager, 30 Thomas Knopp, Sc;
LYDIA Hclton, IS; La Fayette Roush,
50; Lizzie Yeager, 80; Charley Nease,
SO; Sarah McMillin, 81; Willie DIN
ger, II, He who receives the high,
est grade above, is a better scholar
than some who obtained frst-class
certificates last September.
l had to contend with more opposi-
ton this year than ever did before.
Some of the patrons wanted Inc to do
one thing, and some othcr, contrary
to my own wishes; and because |
would notsacriice my own judgment
for theirs, they were not disposed to
give me any, encouragement. But
the greatest impeachment to the sue
cess of the school, was occasioned by
my not coming in under a flag OF
truce, and treating to candy about
holidays. The majority of the pat.
rons opposed me in this matter, and
consequently, few ofmy pupils who
were badly defeated in the enterprise,
would not manifest a generous feel.
ing towards me afterwards. How.
ever, the school as u whole, made
amazing progress in their studies
.f-uscd every energy to- make the
school a success, and all that | ask is
Il fair count" My conscience rests
easy in regard to the matter, and this
is my richest reward.
+ r VEAcpp
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,ADcmocrrtic Meeting.

A meeting Of solid Democrats, com
posed of Democratic members of the
Legislature and prominent Demo
Gratis from all over the State; was
held'at Wheeling last Tuesday night.
The meeting was large and The, best
of feeling, prevailed Ringing Dem
ocratic speeches were made by prom.
inent members of the party such
men as Hon. c. J. Faulkner, Govern
or IMatthews, Hon. j, ~ Camden,
Hon. d. B, Lucas, Hon. T. A, Brad,
foh, Hon,G H. Good and others. =
A determination to adhere. to Demo.
cratic organization and Democratic
principles as taught by the fathers
of the Republic was expressed by all
present. h was equally evident that
no compromise Of principle will be
made by the party to accommodate
sbystcring politicians and dema,
gognes.
The following resolutions were
adopted and the meeting adjourned;
RESOLUTIONS OF THE MEETING.
Resolved, 1. That we reaIiirm and
adhere to the time.honored princi-
] I'll m Tl'TrT
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1 y, pull Iail,e ol lt,e Iblns 40
tefsl elil at ifus, executed Ri|It
Wiley, a. tll pfdeie| saea
hearing hate Tho 81 dis oi A'.i, b. ai
.liPcDttigu 10 the Clerk s oll'Ce
contity gouri, III iTusl DEED a|k Nbs
page, ~ 40, % secure "a George ". slnl
dock, the payment 81 o certain note bpa
ing even date ihefeDilll Tor the subj %
seven hundred .sna igTiI eight la||tlA ana
'eighty.tliTee cent?, and laytb|t Welfe
months sitter date, Vita iniertl ll|el6op.
tiIlpaidS dciaplt having lI,niSnle|e IS lIlo
payment thereof, and bdiug f,9lNin BY.
said tieorgeTN, MoFed6ck, ! shah on lho
Sd. dry ef APriI, 1879, st ihe bout
dOefoi The U6uIt IIaaseo OF Mason Count
West Virginia, proceed TO sell ~ way d
pablo salIClion, tori GA 81 de following
described red estate, 10. Nit. -Four IQtb ID
dhdtowh.oi Hartford CITY. 7, n valid county,
and nlinhefedin the plot pfSSald town as
lots Nos !, 2, l5tahd le, in Square No. 3.
on AIaih and Ff0ht Stteets, which LOIS ara
eRch Fifty feet trout and nilletSieet deep, Is
satisfy the said uole hiehwilthenamnuRt
tothd sum Of SS7g.S4y including principal
and interest, ID. L, NEWTON,
feb, 2e-4ws Trustee.
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American hogs are becoming so
VIGOROUSLY diseased and so especial.
ly liable to be infested with Trichi-
ma, that the Italian government has
become alarmed and will not allow
pork from this country to be taken
into that country.
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pa.rons orHusbnndry.

PLEA5E take notice that the Mason County Pomona
[ Grange will meet at Leon, on the first Thursday
9th day in March The Master Of every subordinate
in the County will please see that his Grange is repre-
scented at that meeting as question that interests the
whole County alike Y be submitted for action at that
meeting. A. B, ALEXANDER, Sec.
feb. i7-3w. AloNIroR please copy.l
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Trus; Sale OF Vaiuab bic Real siss
late and Portable saw N illAlts
uat6 In the Lower End Of hlis-i
son County, West Virginia.

Trust safe OF tttatkItDt rs esAl ~
tate and Portable Saw M ilI.Aits
Slate In the Lower End Of Mia
son County, West Virginia.
DY virtue Of two deeds Of trust executed
I'D to,Hs, the undersigned, Trustees, By
Williams Ross and Marion Bachelor, 70 se-
cure unto J. Z. Bower the payment 81
FIVE pronisory notes therein described,
which trust deeds are dated as iplloYs
The first on sthe Slst day 81 BeeetubeB
1877, and the second onthe S0tR day 81
March, 1878 and are ot1ecord u the
County Court Clerks Office Of Mason
county, West Virginia, in trust deed b5nk
No. 3, folios t24 and is, and default, lay.
ing been made in the.payment Of the two
first notes therein described, which are
due, and we having been requested blythe
said j. I. Bower, to sell the property do
scribed in said trust deed, we shall on the
10th day Of April: $40, sell thereal
estate described i'll said trust deed and the
saw mill and fixtures, upon the following
terms Thesaw mill and fixtures for cash,
to pay balance due on first note and the
real estate containing six hundred and
eighty-two acres, Tor enough cash to pay
of the second note, interest and costs oi
this sale, and the balance upon a credit Of
one, two and three years, in equal install,
ments, taking bonds with good security by
a trust lien upon said land, with interest
W. Fl. ToMLISsoN,
]. PfR, b. SMITH,
march l2-iw Trustees.
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nnclors (inYe RLn np.

sis it possible that Mr.. Godfrey is
mp and at work, ana curedby 50 sim
pie aremedy2n
NJ assure you it is true that he is
entirely cured, and with nothing but
Hop Bitters, and only ten days ago
his doctors gaye'h imlup and said he
mustidie.s =
sWell-a,dayl If that isIso, Twill 60
this minute and get some for my poor
George Iknow hops 'aregood."
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Advice 10 Consumptiycs.

The celebrated physician, DR.. Paul
Memeyer, gives the following valu-
able suggestions to persons suffering
from lung affections: "The patient
must with scrupulous CONSCIENTIOUS
ness insist upon breathing fresh,
pure air, aud must remember that
the air Of closed rooms is always more
or less bad. * Z s Z
No man, however uncleanly, would
drink muddy, dirty water. A party
which occupies a room for hours,
breathing the same air, might be
compared with a party of bathers
drinking the water in which they
-bathe. The patient must keep the
window Of his bedroom open. Night
air is fresh air without daylight
In close, crowded rooms, the patient
suffering from lung complaints
breathes consumptively." BY taking
these precautions and using DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
and Pleasant Purgatiye Pellets, fully
one.half CT the cases of lung com.
plants could be cured in sixmonths.
For cough and irritation of the lungs
do not always Indicate the presence
of consumption although it may re-
suit in that disease, and if consump.
tion has already become deeply seat
ed in the system, this is the most eff
icient course of treatment that can
be pursued outside of any institution
that provides special facilities for the
treatmento thisdisease. Dir. Pierce
celebrated Invalids' Hotel is such an
institution, Send stamp for descrip-
tive phamphlet containing also n
complete treatise upon consumption,
its causes, nature, and
the best methods of treating it, to.
gether with valuable hints concern
ing diet, clothing, exercise, etc, for
tonsumptives. Address Faculty of
InSalids' and Tourists Hotel, Buffalo,
New. York. ~
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The Secretary Of the Treasury has
given notice that. when theoutstand-
lingo 20 SIX per cent. bonds Of the
United States are covered by sub
scription to four per cent. consols,
the latter viii be Withdrawn from
sale upon terms proposediby De.
paftment eircnlaro january |, 1879.
|and|up0n terms shItedinEhe contract
with the ROsllschilds and others. of
the date Of January I'll, 1879. 1.-THE
The amount Of $40 six per cent.
bonds outstanding and embraced in
calls to this date is sSS,079,S00.-
When this sum is covered by sub.
scriptions under the existing circu,
lar and contract, all further sales of
four per cent. cousols to provide for
refunding 1040 five per cent bonds
will be made upon terms which will
probably be less favorable to the pur-
chaser and in accordance with new
proposals and contracts. This notice
is given so that all parties wishing
to subscribe for consols upon terms
stated in circular and contract, may
have an opportunity to do so until
500 bonds are called.
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Xntice!

l ofFsbfuasy, 1879, given to nj son. Union L. Booth
who is now aged 10 years his time, with authority to
make contracts for himself and otherwise to do and to
act as he deems best Aud further give ne,icc that
will in no ybecoms responsible forany debts he may
contract, or any actor niS whatever.
feb 26-4wp LOUISA JOLLY.
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The Washington Republican is re.
sponsible for the statement that re-
publican leaders fifteen years ago ia
vored the pensioning of confederate
cripples, aud Gen, Grant heartily APP
proved the plan.
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rnun E1nntinn

THERE Willie an election held at the Court House
L on the Third Saturday, the 18th day Of March
next, to choose a Mayor, Recorder, SearScnt and
six Couneimen for the Town Of Point Pleasant, West
Virginia, to serve the ensuing year
By orderof CouaCil, made this 18th day Of February,
1870. NJ, H. HALE, Recorder.
feb ro-tw
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Commissioners Sale OF Real Es-
tate in Mason County.

II N pursuance OF the terms ola decree Of
Tie Circuit court Of Mason. copnty,yen.
defed son the 10Th day Of October, 1873, in
q Chancery cause therein pending, where
in Jefferson Williams was plaintiff and
George W. Barcus and Hannibal Scantlin
were defendants, |, tile undersigned Spec
ial Commissioner, shall on the 18th
day Of March, 1870, sell at public
auction, at the front door OF the Court
House OF said County Of Mason, one undi-
vided sixth of Sl9 acres OF land belonging
to the defendant Hannibal Srsntlin, OF
enough thereof Of said interest to pay of
said decree, interest and costs, and costs
Of sole
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When JEFF. Davis dies the Repub-
lican leaders WILDE entirely without
hope. Unless they can ring in the
Oldham occasionally they grow mild
and insipid.
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2. Tlat M clillially approve OIL

+ Il
:. =. :.
2. That w cordially approve Of
the ga6fse pgFsped.by fs Democrats
in Gpng;css ald btiitVc That their
prudencc, in1deta alton. wisdom and
patriotism rs silo@nsin thesmeasures
Which they haze introduced aid nd:
|yocaRd la done much % strength
EN- ON party ID the confidence ofthe
country,
3. Ella here afe controlling and
niEatifeSs leas1ns why dcmocrats
.shpuld a. Dis time be tiFmin their
.alherance Is the principles Of the
.partyaud trirt IA DE observauce.of
ats usages lind lhatitiSonly though
the success Of his purity lhai relief
can be setIifed against the evils 81
Radical lhelslation.
That with d Democratic maieri.
tyinbolh houses in Congress- With
Democratic administrations ii ma
jofityof tie States with our party
thoroughly organized qnd united, we
look conIldensly to the intllfe feels
ing assured thatin lSSQA Democrat
will be elected President Of the
United States
81 That the Democratic, party Is a
party whose, maxim IS principles
mot mem and that every true Demo
EGfat SbD9ld cheerfully and cordially
sun u be candidates nominated IN
ae1l dam With the usages Of the
kFlietilnrs Of tie EarkeFs.
;' ,'s burg Fire
we Clip the following from the
Wheeling Intsgtigsacer
A fire broke outthismorningabout
half past1 o'clock in the Novelty
Foundry Machine Works, consuming
the entire buildings of the company
and contents, owned by Raymond
Skidmore. Loss, 10000; no insur-
ance. The flames communicated to
the rear Of the Girard House, which
was soon burned to the ground, very
little of the furniture being saved.
owned ana s 0cc odp oy 09hh Halla'
nan LoS' = ShM o5Go ln5u E N w S,
Saeslsr' y ~ ssS SoVV Jellerson, sSen.
Senv'lIe' ~ s0V sEd leopIss lns .ha ~;
NeMI ns ~ ~, ~ I S rI9 l Ln1 ~
p"1u iioase .pG oiIse' WIFI .'a'. We
c =, S,e !. o"H p " m,; smJ,
~ rIa ''nsne o"eu ~ Ooi', I T.. sn
y. Gi "a t T'Iu r r =. sus'
elal la.nltles' lhe en- 'fa,le WIS eh.iIg
y eo.lsuineu, anu Wv. ". 'Mo.s'o'y ',.
IoJolhl ag5o lnlJu!eu 10 = grFIS extent,
Loss Fa S S1l900 Insured ~ r IN FIREMAN .aa;
Iui'u, SlsoVo MIs' rlec ~ VINO ~, resi- e -.
bo ous -, Nh a ,,a,le nus NV wv III e
.loI p soous. Inc mex. pullqlng
0I Tn; g"I NV Two s.oFN l'Ini u, t'e,
~ Ell.9' peen ! % on w Mar l s'IyeI y
uss III ias rear ,me 10u1ary Mn ,Gn
Mas eh'lies =, Consumed oon, LOSS on tlle
p IIs nv y4'u"V inSU ~ UGe IN ~ :le
fl"nf, u Nv, NEW W., l" .h Sz,?Vg rive 1--WE
i 1"lillligs pscSiPisi llis pulloins, a'la ~
40 l1s' nearly al 'ne!1 soous' solae ~
". .Ie women anu c tlt s0.,ns G T
Ine clolhlhg on shelF oachs; !Ae
Ihfee,,story ofick mouse ADJOINING
was 'he next ouilolhg, ana was Io'a NJ
!, ~. consumed :! ! 'he occupants, :, NJ u
Mllchell y Co =, saving a portion oI
'he ~ s s,ock' lhsit loss Is estimated
AZ ave- sz,voV;lnsur :, lo IN 'h r, rome, Of
I, new iofk' lof l'ooo' Inc building
" was owned oy u MT: hoo y. u
govlng'oh' N.Y. ana IS p y, W
nave o Deeh lhSufeo N II 'he Gay l''Sur-
ance Company OF NenIucNy; An y
9 3n 1--we t%o's'ory = lTame' own o%heu oy n.
w. [et'y' ol peiPte' ol'io' causn'
VOTE oi .he flfe eonipany' nc
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SALE OF VALU.
able Real Estate In Cooper
District,

DY VIRTUE0F A DEED OF TRUST
ID executed to the undersigned, Trustee,
by V. B. Horton, Jr., on the 18th day Of
September, 1874, and duly OF record in the
Mason County Court Clerks Office, in
Trust Deed Book No. ., folios 202, &C., to
secure to Thomas Gibbs and James R.
Rayburn, certain notes therein described,
and assigned by said Gibbs and Rayburn
to r, l.. Winkleblack, and default having
been made by said Horton in the pay ment
Of the last note in said trust deed mention
ed and described, for one thousand and
fifty dollars, with interest thereon from the
LIST OF September, 1874, and having been
requested by said Winkleblack to make
sale OF the property in said Deed mention
ed, shall proceed to sell by way OF public
auction, at the front door OF the Court
House of said Mason county, West Virgin
ia, On Saturday, the 22d day Of
February, 1870, the tract Of land in
said deed OF trust described, containing
4O0 acres. About 50 acres OF the above
tract of land is cleared, and the whole OF it
issubject to high state Of cultivation.
Terms OF Sale, CASH on the Spot.
JOHN L. TINiMS, Trustee.
jan, saw,
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TRUST SALE.

DY virtue OF Deed OF Trust executed
ID by Joseph L. Rine and Pamela Rine,
Ills wife, to the undersigned, Trustee, on
the 9th day of April, 1877, and duly recor-
ded in the Mason County Courts Clerks
Office in Trust Deed Book No. 3, page 233
to secure to John Someyile certain
promisory note therein described, and de.
fault having been made by said Joseph
l.. Rine in the payment Of said note in
said Trust Deed mentioned and described,
ior Six Hundred Dollars dated the 9th
day Of April, 1877, and payable twelve
months after date, and having been re-
quested by the said John Someryille to
make sale OF the property in said deed
mentioned, shall proceed to sell by way
OF public auction, at the front door OF the
Court House OF said Mason County, West
Virginia, on
Saturday, March 22d, 1879,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock a. m. and
4o'cIock p. IN, of said day. The tract Of
land in said Deed OF Trust described, con
tanning 10! acres and 81 perches
Terms Of sale-CaSM.
Said title is said to be perfect, bnt 7 hall
convey only such title as is vested .. me
rs such Trustee.
s. v. SoMERvlLLE,
feb i0-iw. Trustee,
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The Democratsin the House did
nobly in standing up for the rights
and liberties Of thespeople. No paid.
nipiops Of party should interfere
with 4 free honest and untrammel:
edselectionsby the people.
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The Cincinnati declaresthat
the Presidents salary istoo high. by
ohe-half, for these times, andis abad
example.
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LAND FOR SALEl

0O00 ACRES OF FINE FARMING
E0UU land in Clendenin District, Mason
County y miles from the Ohio River is
offered for sale in lots to suit purchasers,
or the whole tract will be sold in body,
Terms reasonable and easy. For further
information inquire OF GEO, r. HENRY,
Agent, Apple Grove P, o., Mason County,
West Virginia, or OF WM, r, GUM, At
torney at Law, Point Pleasant West Vir-
ginia, Liuly SLIT.
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The action of the Legislature in
regard to the Normal Schools puts
them on a very short allowance for
the next two years, and likely will
close some of them Dominion.
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A Card.
Mr.. Editor.

Mr.. Editor
Some signing himself" AVoter"
in the last issue of the Monitor, quotes
me as saying | would not be u candi,
date for Councilman on "Me ,Chi8key
ticket" He quotes me correctly, with
.the-exoeption- oe-the.- italics, which.
are his own. ! have said to several
persons that | would not be q candi-
date for reelection, but myonlyreas-
on, for saying 50, was that | thought
| had served long enough, and | Ger.
,tainly hOSeserved long enough to full
ly appreciate the unpleasantness of
apositioh which pays nothing, and
often makes you free target for
thougbtless criticism, | was not
present when the ticket was nomi.
mated, but If / had been, there are
several gentlemen to whom owe suf-
fcient grudge to have declined in
their favor, Ihaye never intention
ally reflected, upon the ticket then
nominated and expect to support it,
and | wql say further that if it is
thought my name will add any
strength to,lho ticket, Twill sacrifice
lny personal convenience, and serve
J. W. ENGLISH.
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TERMS OF SALE:

one-half cash in hand, and the balance
upon a credit of twelve months, taking
from the purchaser bond with good secur:
ity with interest from the day Of sale, for
the deferred installments, and retaining
the title US a further security.
VIII. T0MLINS0N,
feb. l2-iw. Special Commissioner