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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-12-10
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO
L COUNTY, WET VIRGINIA December Rules,
MARI r; cAES.ck. P hs,,, In chancery.

MARY R. CARNAcK, PlAIniIf. Tn oh,,.o..
TuosAs Il s. CAEsAGE, Defendant 'H 'H"n'ef!'
A cau~ Of tho title above set forth Is now pendIug
In the Circuit Cnutt Of Ohio county, vet Yi'Giuis,
toe beet 81 which Il TO tain dsnTee In favor oil
the defend ent Is we'll Is decree give n hB plain
IN The rnIe and Gus ody d the infant child Of said
par ies, Ge,rge fla s. by pSuc, and Il appearing by
stilGvt, guy q I'd, that the IAt0 ctlundant 7 Cmas
l. Gamma 10 MT n TRti1Fnt Of tho STATE Of Wat
Wig nta Il ia row otdtrsd that the sIld deien liant d
appsaI here within one month Sier the INST pub lea
tim hpre9 I'm do Whist IL recttsary % protect Ills
interest. in Said suit Drew At rnlts held 10 said
Monday In December, $50.
TesIe: BAN L r. McCOLL0TH,
CleIk Of said Circuit court.
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"IHAvE been using TUFTS Pills for Dys
pepsia, and find them the best remedy
ever tried. Up to that time everything l
ate disagreed with me. can now digest
any kind OF food; never have headache
perform my duties as bookkeeper with Eat
isfaction, and have gained fifteen pounds
OF solid flesh. The value Of these pills
cannot be overestimated." W. O. schullze,
SO.
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RoBVRT WHfTE,
AttHrnN, for Plaintiff,
THOMAS H. S. OARMACK,

Take notice. Thato
TuURSDAY, TIE 6'r DAY OF JANUARY, 1881,
Between The hoIs Oi tuurss and sunset, Of said day,
at the otd % Of RORIt White, nttnrney-at-lAw, on
ThanInc sire. l., 10 the city 81 Wheeling. West Wiz.
gnia shall proceed tskl 'hs depgttllns "t Mary
Sturgeon, C. 4. Manchester, GPsrac Baird and Z. T.
Nc uIoch which dispositions, WIer tkpn, will be
uHd - evidence upon my behAf uPou Ihe hearing
Of a cause 10 chIncsry now pending &c the ircut
ourt Of Uhio county, W.s virgins, 10 which am
plAintlf aud you ara dGienraut, aid " iron AIRY
cause said dppos tlOns not takes, or II cnnen;ef
are not nnIshNd on sud day, the same Will be eIn-
tInued from day 10 day and tim0 to time, at the
SamN lace and between tho same hours no u they
are conplaIed. MARY Il. CAkMACh,
4. Wits, solicitor. By Counsel.
dRci0R
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SOM COWnEUrIONS
or Facts Stated In Recent Interview
with an old Citizen OF Wheeiing.
Editors lntelllgenctr.

or Facts Stated Ia Recent Interview
with an old Citizen OF wheeling.
Editors IntsllISsncsr
The "Old Citizen" who furnished your
reporter so much interesting information,
said, as published in Mondays INTEL
IlGEycER, that the lands in this part OF the
country were sold or granted TO the settler
l have always understood that all the
lands Of Ohio county were granted to the
original proprietors and that none Of them
were sold. II this is mistake it would
be interesting 10 know what lands were
sold and what prices were paid for them
Most OF the lands in Ohio county were
"taken up" in four hundred acre trscis
The loose unsystematic way in which they
were located has been the cause oil much
trouble. The lines frequently over Tapped
and then again run apart leaving pieces Of
"yacant land" Some OF these disputes
are not yet settled and there are probably
pieces OF "vacsnt land" that have no legal
owners. The lands in Ohio county were
all taken up at very early day except
what was overlooked. Some OF these
early settlers parted with their claims for
key OF whisky,s sack OF salt or a rihe
gun, but land soon sold for what SCENE
relatively speaking high price. Six dol.
lara per acre for the land on which the
writer resides was paid by his grandfather
| in 1897. 1t was all In woods, not q tree
cut down on 1t. For an adjoining hun:
bred acres seventy.fve pounds were paid
in 1902.
The statement copied by your reporter
from Lloyd's Steamboat Directory that the
party OF Indians that besieged Fort
Henry in l777 were led by Simon Gitty
agrees with all the old accounts, but 1t is
shown by records Of Fort Pitt to be incor-
rect. They show that he was there with
the patriot army at that time and that he
deserted in IT'S.
Simon Girty with other deserters arrived
at Muskingum in February, IT'S.
W.C.S.
ONO County. W. Va. Dec. 7, 1880.
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oulo cOusrr, W. Va, Dec. Z, 1850.

STANTON & DAVENPORT have shown us
some splendid aud attractive holiday iuv'
emile works from the publishing house Of
]. B Lippincott 4 Co., OF Philadelphia.
One OF them, Wandering Steps" by a
Philadelphia lady, is unusually good.
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FoR SALE Low.
FoR SALE.
FoIRss ss!A.,L.EE:-vALUABLE BELLiiRF

The undermined oiI1 Al prlVA'r Iale , ,,,.
and dwelling hOu'e, loo,ioi on Thl.T.s, r1rS ooa
Bellatre, Ohio, Tic dEe'lpg l. brs nd ~. 'Lsi
ron Is almost new; 10 arc Iurtllld lin ", ns'i
S1sa. sos s, ~ siSe ssrs 'rpal oOS
lshei for 1Tenty'One Year. For ie ms. AZ .S no.
or pddress, A, RICH phSSSSa lsl
DEF 4. IL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
"a GARD

To all Who are suffering from the errors and indis-
eretiOns Of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss Of manhood, &C., will send recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE, This great remedy
was discovered by 4 missionary in sOuth America.
Send Seli.addrSssed envelope TO the REy. JOSEPH
T. INHAN, &aftON n. kFh iSrk CdN. iAl2.hWPAw
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1. B. SIXTH, OF Faribault, Mimi, says:
II am still wearing an "0nly Lung Pad"
and 1t has helped me; Intend to have an
other Of extra strength soon.-See ADJ
uwFLw
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THE BEST WHITE LEAD
TRUsTEE SALE OF A VALUABLE

INRUSIkE SALE Or a Valuable
j Farm.
By virtue Of q deed Of trust made BY James Gray,
and Nnucy Gray, his vii aud Mar Gay a. ASTthH
Jane G ny to tbs undsn'Irhd trust e, dhed gu The
18th j y ot ENVfmte r, 1878, and rec, rded 10 the
Ieik'- ofica 0i he ounIy curt o. lhiO county, 10
the .tAts,I West HirIiuia. d',d Of trust No. IL,
page 4l3, will sell at public auction, on
sATU. DAY, JANUiRY IS, 1881,
EVlunpV At 10 uclo k, n tire from door Of the Court
I6SSe IL Ohio rouuty, the following os,crib,d real
+int that l. 10 sAy csIiAlp IT, q or parcel Of and
couRirlng ninety.ntpe t99l acre., hinI part Of =
trrct II land co timing one thOuand four hun Td
and I1rty.-ue q res, which was granted to Mnee'
Shepherd b. patent dated the u b Il August Is0a,
and conveyed by sail Moses Shepheri 10 sAlnuNl
Buchan 40, Situate an Lying 10 said county Of Ohio
an The ERI, rs 4 TiddlG Wheeling tUeSs and bound
No iol oWs; BIginDi z Al 'Wu white walnut iTeFE,
corner 10 Herry Bell and vi his line north thiIty
dPpTOPp EAST Onr hundTe ard Ihirty-AinO poles to
6,eeh Snrnor to James HtStc; thence with his line
south iwenty-three degree, east one bundled aud
ssVenty.thTes poles 10 white cpk, thnics IouIh
iorty-ilne IfeeP east ty p1les 70 b. eChi thence
north twenty Ave degrees west seVctty-tWo POLES TO
place Of bVEinnlng
! HENs OF SALE third, or "a much more Of
the purchase money IS TIE puHhaSeT may elect,
IN he paid IN cash, Rrd The siuA ia two EQUAL IN
S,allmSutS 10 six and Twelve months, with interest
from tay Of s2r the puTchNseI - secure sad doieTrd
ments rni interest BY deed Of trust upon The
property purchased.
will GpIJ cinysJ such little a Is voted Ia me
delUP'DAw J. ~ EWING, Itnttee.
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JOSEPH HARRIS, NURSERIES,

IS coo Apple Tres. two, three Jour and s,.,..
90 Peseh, one (ITUm budl yer, N't''
500 plums, ont and two JtGrs
M Ounces, tWo md three yEan,
900 Cherries, one and tEI Near.
5000 Eyeigreens mos y Juniper from tn.,.,,.
ieet Thai, owe STH thrifty and Ia god coudSu X,
responnen solicited. Address, SArUEI v S'
LRR, MoundLyillO. NunfTy Is one NILE ~ ~ :;
MOun'sVil'e Depot. ds..n.,&
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.E0R SALE AT A BARGAlN-l VIII

HUN ShLE NJ a BAKGAIN-I WlIT
l. eel my Individual ons-hslI Interest l. ~.
foundry establishment Of WOO cocEG RIO utlsIiSS
give possession ~ once. This Ctli i.hm,n, H., !.
O,nstant Iun Of good reliable custom God H. ~.
chssar will Ut once enlSt unon 4 r~d able br'i..,
with orders ahead one month), uIihUlt h,,lsS =
huild Il up. There ha iail line Of popul G, NJ
F'aRklln and Heating st0Ve Patterns, and ma, a.
patterns constantly usd IN The blin-a hhsi
ness. J. N. WoUD. ocH, bIldgCporI, DtCeSSfii
1850, ~
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NyTANTEB - FURNISHED hOlNS
w for three gentleman In private ilHi!, viii
bond, pr irrrnd. AdhIeAs G. . this olith nt1ii
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AT A BARGAIN FOR EXUHASGE

A T A BARGAIN FOR kXUHANGE
n for good arm nrar the city, tWN tVo M,
brick building, aud 10 mons resp, titTtly, Tx
ore ON together with open lot or ;orhsr,
81 90 Gniy will buy In / WI oil 1000 ibkIAt,n,,
on the Baltimore aud Ohio RAILROAD, / iSO-,io,,
Frame Store and WAre-FCon, 2.xCS AID ?'IS, III
two rooms above, open glass r. NJ, tied Up 10 Nh.
ern style. AVCr7ge cash aN pr yea, NGOOa
Also oIe twO-si"ry DEil Ing AdIllhlbE, VII, az
SIldoW, contal log psElOT, hli,g rooGn kItbts
four bedrooms and hal all hat 4 b. r. Ists, M
patent heater, d gAutly duIshtd. lot EOTsa
Ono iS-Acr. iArm With 'uutrV reldentr
One 20 and 2l.acro farm l'mos' given lpIy
A well impIoV'd 90-acre farm near POHhiiiin. ,h
seven lager farms To- ale
Fifty snares Of EtnA Mill STICK GGcrsd
9. A. SGHAERtR 1 CO.,
dec Real TStWe md EOtNrlil Rr,lpe,,,
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WRETED.

WANTEp-A GOOD MULE, MUST
w b. sound and WeISh fem l.O1l o 100. Apsly
to Top MIL. dH
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WTANTED-A GlRLTO DO GENERAL
w Homework in email family G0d r'gIVll
DO paid 4 capable sill. Apply at IS York Hrtt
lkland, DIS
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DRUGGISTS.
NO QUESTION NOW.

Bat generally admitted fass that Logan. List q Cas-
ExeelIIor BRdpg Powder exceIs all otheIB In the
market. Il mSkes splendid Biscuit and batter cakes
Bold BIZ the hest deaierS. Ask for III
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Failure Of the IEowca,e Expedition.

THE LUCEIFsS VOYAGE or THE GCINARE-
A special 10 the ". I. RarGld from ~. Johns.
y. F.. says that the Arctic exploration steamer
GulGare arrived there last night; that the How
gate expedition has completely collapsed. the
Gulnare hot having succeeded In geJtlng beyond
the seventeen parallel OF latitude. From the
Gate OF leaving ~. Johns, on The seth OF July,
III The 9TH CT August, a SUCCESSION or minOr
disasters pursued the lucklcSS little sIaamsr.
on this date she reached DISCO where fifteen
das were Srent for repairs on the voyage from
u JohnS 10 Disco succession or gales were
experienced, Clearing the GacEs anu i0il cting
DchsldeTaoie damage OF the hall OF the steamer.
large hole was smashed II the stern and The
larboard boat swept away, the bulwarks s,OFe
10 ana The deck load Of lumber intended
Tor the house 10 accommodate the party 10
De lSf In The Arctic was washed overheard.
Inc valuable tine lost al 81. Johns and II SCI
Is mainly the reason why the Guluare did not
pierce The Arctic sea beyond the SEVENTEEN par
aiei. In any case the vessel was totally IN
equal TO the task imposed uran her. and & Is
LoieNtlao!Ginary that The exp, liU0D has proved
aoortlNe After efIeCting repairs az DISCO the
GNitSle preceded 10 l.piiSip. where there IS a
CCal formation. but the CutcroO Is 50 tnsiCnifi-
cant that IL WAS not worth while 10 leta'a the
steamer Tor what quantity could oe 90, alnoi.
! ne SUlnare wss then headed away south and
TIE expedition abandoned Dr. Pavy the uatu-
IallSt was itit n GrceEland where he VIII win
TEL aEu pursue his ltSCars,h,S IN natural history
The whole ships company are IN gooi healtn
rs soon As repairs are tffp.rCI .uc me steamer
has coaled. she viii proceed n once II tae
United States.
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GRKENBACK CoSGRATUL ATOMS AND A KICK AT
GEN. NkArER.-Gen. Weaver, the greenback
candidate fer President. teIeCrauhed from. NJ
Pleasant, ". Va. his congratulations TO Scion
Chase. OF Maine, for his straightforward cour-
sge" In that state Denis hearney also sent
him congratulatcry dispatch. saying that VIC
tcry 10y f0soItstS Is defeat, aud asking; "What
has become CT MuTch? Has the victory turned
bis head"" Frank W. Hughes OF Pottsvilie,
Pennsylvania, to-day sent a dispatch 20 Gen,
Weaver saying: Your published congratula-
tons 10 Scion Chase, encouraging by approving
bis disorganization tending 10 the defeat or
Maine, and 10 insure the election Of seven Gar
field electors Instead. forfeits your claims TO
the support OF the organization. IL simply
means that you desire our friends there as we'll
rs elsewhere 70 be defeated ty the success or
Garfield. National greeHblCE labOr-nen are
such from principle, and therefore not mar
Eetable by any leaders.
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BAGNSM. On Saturday. September 25th. 1880,
at Al - OK lock, AGSE> VIRGINIA beloved child Of
7. l.. AID a. V. BagnaLn, aged three years ana five
Gcd reeded one more angel child
An oDg His shining band,
And so He bent His loving smile,
And clasped our loved ones hand
Funt raj from residence Of grandfather, 620 d St
southwest, MOndsy, september 29th, a. Gel ck
y. "a. New York Daily News please c9pg.l
DONALDSON. AT his resi- lercs. near Langley,
Va. September 2sth, lSS0. JAMES W. DoSALDsoN.
eyed seventy four years.
The relsrves ard frieh are respectfully invited
O'Clock. informant 81 Osk Isl Cemetery, George-
town, at o'clock.
GUINAND. On Monday, September 27th, 1850.
81 iGo'clock a. m, l.. WI. GUISAND. In the fifty
second year of his age.
Due notice Of the funeral VII be given in TO-
morrew's Star.
HAGERTY. Monday. September 9th. 1889. at
4:50 a IL, THOMAS HAGKsTY. aged twenty three
years.
John NcCue, 2US lzth street southwest, Mednes-
day, September 29th, att. 30 u. III.
O'DoNNoGHUE. At ct Louis, No September
25tL, 1850, Mrs. 6GsEs UDoSNOGHUE, relict of
the late Peter o Donnoghue. of Georgetown. d. @,
viii be buried from Trinity lCathoicl Church,
GEORGETOWN, Tuesday, September 28th, 1850, at
O'Clock The friends Of the family are respect-
fully invited to attend the funeral
skNGSTACK. On Sunday. September 2sth.
CHARLES A. and Mary j. Sengstack, aged twenty
years, seven months and nineteen days.
Funeral viii take place from his fathers resi-
dence, No. 1kfS 9Th street northwest on tuesday,
September 2Sth, az haf- past O'Clock. Friends
and relatives are invited TO attend.
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DOWLIEG, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
TATE On The EAST SIOE OF FOUK-
TEENTH STREET. ADJOINING FOUNDRY
CHURCH, IN WASHINGTON. d. o.. IN
PaoVhp By HOUSES NOS. I'll, 7l3. Tl5
AND TIT.
BE- virtue Of deed # trust TO the under A,zA
signed. dated March 30, a. II. 1873. and re- TNd
corded i'll Llber No s63. tolios 1893 ct SEQ; sN&.
decl Of the supreme Court Of the said District,
passed May 10th, A. d 1872, in Equity Cause No
$50, docket 10, aud upon the written request Of
the party ed in said trust deei, We Will expose
TO pubic sa!e, in front OF the premises, on MON
DAY, THE l1IH LAY CT OCrOBE?, A. d. 1880. AT
30 O'CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON, all OF lot eleven
(Il) and the north part of lot ten Q0) in square
numbered two hundred and ffty-two (252), the
whole described as follows: BEGINNING at point
on the side of 14h street 50 Ia feet north of
the southwest corner of said square, and running
thtuce north said street rs feet thence east 14
feet to an alley thence south IS feet, and thence
west I04 feet to the beginning with the Improve
mel Is thereon. consisting of four three story and
basement Brick dwellings;
Terms Of sale: third Of the purchase money
IN cash, and the residue in three equal
at SIX, twelve and eighteen months from tue day OF
sale, with interest secured to the satisfaction OF the
Trustees. If terms of sale are not colnphed with
resod at the risk and cost Of the defauif1ng pur-
chaser or purchasers on FIVE days notice in the
Evening Star. AL conveyancing at purchaser's
cost. deposit Of slO0 viii be required on each
house at time of sale.
NJ ASHFORD, SOB DIST. Trustees.
r. X. ELLIOT, 466 9th 81. n.w.,S
sepl2 3taE2TSdtS
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rHANCERy SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
~ ON SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN III AND
n STREETS NORTHWEST. AND ON
STREET, BETWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH
STEl ETS NORTHWEST An AIIIlrI0N =

( NHANOEkY SALE OF NALGABLE PROPERTY
FFSEE$ SSEfH#Es # rs
By virtue Of a degree Of the supreme Court 81
No. th1 s1es Ct NIB IN faqit cause
TUESDAY. THE 9Th DAY OF CCroRER. A. D. 1880.
IN Of fy the pns III
the city of Washington, in the District Of Oolum-
b and s and .Ssts TIE plan
ds9. In .guare numbered four hundred and forty;
Ieeor edGfal5 to e f6o &
the oe Of the 81 the District of Com
Of 0 n on fsfi feet by
depth OF lo5 feet to an alley.
By virtue Of the same decree, VIII offer for eale
on WEDNESDAY, THE 9TH DAY or OCTOBER, A.
2e i tbss pecs OK n front Of the
being IN the city OF WASHINGTON. in the District of
plan or a IF sand ey sen
49, in sqnars numbered five hundred and seven
ssen lac asc9f fd to he fnbdivison Of AL Of Lot
Horace J. Frost November 25th. 1875. and recorded
Veyor Of said Datc together WITH al the te
ments. ways, easements. rights, privileges and
inv. his properly is situated or 81 street. north,
between 4th and 9Th streets west. and has also 3
lot is a tive. story frame dwelling. - '''-"
said gars On both 53pete Is by
anee, in equal instslments. at six. twsIve. and
eisht h mouths MOI tor which the notes of the
pHrCu6ber Sual De tdhell, interest from
day OF sale. and secured by deed Of trust upon
the property gold, the whole of the pur-
Of the purchaser; A deposit Of 500 will be re-
qufred on each Lot at the time Of sale, and al con
II the terms Of sale not compiled with in 10 days
from day Of gale, the Trnstee reserves the RICH. to
made eft the risk and cost OF the defauiting pur-
chaser or purchasers, after giving five days public
in Washington, D. G.
HORACE J. FROST, Trustee.
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. sep22 d&is
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A cat carelessIy shut up In a room In Rouse
Vile, n. Y, while the family were away for
the summer holiday, was found alive after
thirty days. In the agon1eS or starvaClon IL
had torn down the curtains and mutHated the
walls as high as il could reach
"Do you love this girl better than you do hel
sisteT?n was what Kansas clergyman asked
the young man who stood BEFORE him 70 ot
made husband.
Dammit is a post Office name In Sewer
county. Tennessee.
A woman az quincy, Ill, seeing her husband
about to be shot, lodged before him and re
ceived the bullet In her heart.
THE bridesmaids presents from the bridegroom
are Coming to be serious question In Eng
land. Three gold mouse pearl acorn bracelets,
or four diamond arrows or nine prayer books.
or thirteen CT, stall iockets, are tTides that cost
nothing.
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctfoneers,
~ 9th and streets north vest,
THOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A LARGE FIRST CLASS
TWENTY-FIR BETWEEN II AND I
STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of a deed Of trust dated the 10th III
On he nth Of the same. in Liber No. s74. -As4
5 he ha will se It pHblis auetion to tae
OCTOBER A. u. 1850. on the prem ses. at O'CLOCK
PM, Certain real estate in the city of Washing
tor, and District of Columbia, to wit: Being Lot
numbered thirty four {34), in subdivision made
on the Odd April, 1864, by Worthipgton and Dorsey
trustees, Of lots in square numbered seventy
CID. il said city, said subdivision being duly re-
corded in subdivision record ". F.. No l. page
IS. il the surveyors office of sid city. said lot
fronting twentythree and 50-lG0 {23 so U9) feet
on the west side CT Twenty first stree. west, and
extending back of that width one hundred and five
and 50-lOO {105 50-100l feet:" with the Dwelling
House and other improvements thereon.
Terms of sale: One Il ird Of the purchase money
In cash cf which $500 must be paid at time of sale>
and the residue in two equal annual sums, in
one and two years, for vi ich the purchaser must
rive notes bearing six per centun per anuum
Interest, payable half yearly, to be secured by
deed of trust TO the satisfaction of the Trustees or
all cash, at the purchasers option. All convey
ancing and recording will be at the purchasers
cost snd if the terms are not complied with within
seven days from the Cay Of sale, the Trustees re-
leiFe the right to resell the property on five days
notice, by two insertions in The Evening Star, at
the risk and cost Of the purchaser in default.
cHahLEs NJ. MATTHEws,} Trustees.
Eer26-6Sds
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BTS. Myra Bradwell, the editor-in-chief OF the
Legdl Nt'rS, was once, according 10 the Inter-
rights 1.-The best, said SIZE, as 10 delude one
nan into the idea that the Lord never made
another such woman as herself
Who are you going 70 vote for - somebody
asked Gilho0ly. 4" / am going 10 cast my vote
solid for DeSnith.' Do you thtlk he is en-
titled 20 the confidence Of the people? ID you
know him?' Never saw him in ny life, but
/ saw the other fellow, AMI t1at settles H.
cures on AeIrS.
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THE EVENING STAR.
MONDAY......S September ~. 1850.
MIME.


petroleum. E0rld
Before we throw our hat up
Or dance around and sCreech.
We viii wait the final figurts
From Old Assauoisgin Beach.
We want to hear from Kandaskes,
But cannot in day
You know the vote must come arouli
By Psssa,naquoddy Bay.
Then there is Apmcoienganook
And PatseuopRo-uis:
In either OF these precincts
Calculations often miss.
Then WHIST from old Woodstock.
What from Cancomsopocks
Until we have their figures
We don't propose TO tals.
1t msy &c General Plaisted,
Or laws, or q tie;
No human mind can calculate
Til il hears from Bunkomy.
We vieh 10 call attention
To Observation-Disclosures,
For i: alone can tell MS
Who ls the under dog.