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ROAD NOTICE.

THERE will be petition presented to the CON-
missioners of Monroe county at their June session
1874, praying for the establishing county road 70
commence at the Methodist Episcopal meeting
house on the land of Jacob Wise, jr. in Franklin
township in said county; thence running the near
est and best way to intersect the Woodsfed street
in Lewisville of Ceutre township
JACOB EDWARDS.
April %, 1874. Saw
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY.

STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY.
VS.: notice, that the complain
John Carmichael jr ant has this day filed her
petition in the Court of Common Pleas Of said
County, praying for divorce on the ground that
said John Carmichael Jr. has been convicted Of
bigamy in the County Of Megs, and actually sem
fenced to the Penitentiary ofths State and confn-
cd therein in pursuance Of said sentence.
EDWARD ARCHB0LD,
Attorney for Petitioner
April s, 1874,
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, ss.
Simon Rinehart 10 William MsCarty and and
vs.. Samuel McCarty: rou
William McC Carty & will take notice that Simon
Samuel McCarty. Rinehart has this day filed
bis petition in the court of common pleas Of Mon
roe county, Ohio, praying, among other things,
that the conveyance made by the said William to
the said Samuel for The following real estate, to
wit Lots 80 and 20, and three-fourths Of lot "a,
in the town of Clarngton be declared fraudulent
and vod and that said real estate be sold to satisfy
said petitioners claim against said VIM. McCarty.
SIMON RINEHART.
13 By N. HOLSTER,
May %, 1914. his Atty
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PETITION FOR PARTITION.
STATE OF ONO, MONROE COUNTY, SIS.
Thomas Martin, NOTICE is hereby given to
ps. William Baily, Stephen
William Baily, Baiy, Susannah Baily, and
Stephen Baily, Barbary Bailey, being the
Susannah Baily & minor heirs of Peter BaiIy,
Barbary Baily. deceased--residents of Perry
county, Ohio, that Thomas Martin, of Monroe
county, Ohio, has this day filed in the Court Of
Common Pleas of the said county Of Monroe, his
petition demanding partition of the south east
quarter of the south east quarter Of section four,
Of township six, and range seven. lying in Monroe
county aforesaid. N. HOLLISTER,A Atty
NAV 8, 1874. GlI:6w1 for petitioner.
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"The reflections Of the party on leaving, at the
mockery Of their sincerity by man aspiring 10 be
the very lhead Of great nation, have not been
given the world by Mr.. Green in his lectures
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ROAD NOTICE.

4 PETITION will be presented TO The comm,s-
~ sioners of Monroe CO. o. at their next session
in June, praying for view and alteration on the
road called the Pennington Road through the south
west quarter of the south west quarter Of section
No. is, in township No. 2, Of range No. A, 10
Jackson township In said county.
April 80, 1874. 10
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given Il at petition will be
~ presented to the commissioners of Monroe
county at their next June session, praying for an
alteration of the State Road commencing at the
mouth OF Miller's Run, opposite Sstersvie, Va.
and ending at GAINESVILLE, o. Said alteration
being on the farm of Jacob Huffman, and COM
mencing on said State Road near his house, and
terminating on said road where it passes over the
Western line of his land.
MANY PETITIONERS.
April 80, 1874. 10
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given, that at the April Term
A' A. D. 1874, of the court of Common Pleas Of
Monroe county o, Ruth Nef was appointed ad-
mnstratrix of the estate of Isaac Neff, deceased.
All persons, therefore, having claims against said
estate will present them legally proven for settle
ment within one year from this date; and all per-
sons indebted to said estate will please settle the
same Immediately.
RUTH NEFF,
April s, Is44.-3t Adm'rx.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given, that at the April term
A. d. 1874, the undersigned has been appointed
administrator de bonis non, Of the estate OF Abe
Atkinson deceased. All persons having claims
against said estate, will present them duly authen'
ticated for settlement within one year, and all per-
sons indebted to said estate will make immediate
payment ,ov -
Nav IL, 1915.
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TEXAS ANNEXATION.

This still continues to be the all engrossing top
ic of conversation. The Senate have not as yet
acted upon it. The injunction of secrecy has
been removed from the publication of the speeches
Of Senators.
The letter Of General Cass on the subject Of
annexation. will be found on the first page Of to-
days paper.
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, ss
William Holden, Jo- 1'HE defendant, Joshua
seph Holden, ir. and Wood, Daniel Wood.
James Holden, part and Daniel Gray, Will take
ners trading under the notice that on the 10th day
firm of Holden and of May, ls44, the com
Brothers, plainants filed their peti-
VS.. ton in the court OF com.
Joshua Wood, DAN mon pleas for the county
iel Wood, and Daniel aforesaid, praying, among
Gray. other things, for the spe-
cifc performance Of contract for the conveyance
to said Gray by Joshua Wood the south west quar-
ter Of the north east quarter of section in town
ship g. range T. in said county and for the sale of
said land to satisfy complaints debts against SAID
Gray. By N. HOLLlSTER,
May Goth, 1874 [I3] for complainant
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE,

ADMINISTRATORS SALE,
ON Monday the 18th day of June, lS44, between
the hours of 10 o'clock A. M and O'Clock P. M.
of said day. at the door of the Courthouse, in the
town of Woodsfield Monroe County Ohio; will be
sold to the highest bidder the following real estate
as the property of David Griffith deceased, to wit
Fifty acres of land lying on the east side OF the
North East Quarter Of Section ten, in Township
FIVE, of Range FIVE. Terms of sale, two thirds
cash in hand, ard the balance in one year, within
terest from date.
THOMAS GRIFFITH.
Ex'r. of David Griffith, deceased,
Nav II l81a-5w
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ATTACHMENT.

NOTICE is hereby given to all concerned, that
~ on the l4th day of March, A. ID. 1874, Philip
]. Anshutz sued out Of the Court of Common Pleas
of Monroe county, and State of Ohio, writ of
attachment against the lands, tenements, goods,
chattels, rights credits. moneys and effects of John
Hornbrook, an absent debtor, for the sum of four
hundred dollars damages, which said writ was re-
urned at the April term of said court 1874, served
lO:6w WIN. OKEY, Clerk
April 27, 1874. Monroe com. pleas
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY.
Rhoda Walker The defendant Wilson Wal
vs. ker will take notice, that the
Wilson Walker complainant has this day filed
her petition in the Court Of Common Pleas Of said
County, praying for divorce on the ground of
more than three years wilfu absence of said Will
son. EDWARD ARCHBOLD.
Apri, s, 1s44-6cw. Attorney for Petitioner.
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ATTACHMENT.

NOTICE is hereby given to all concerned. that
~ on the 2lst day Of February, A. d. 1874, Moses
M Marling sued out of the Court Of Common
Pleas of Monroe county, and State of Ohio, a writ
Of attachment against the lands, tenements, goods,
chattes, rights, Credits moneys and effects OF Sam.
uel Pennington, an absent debtor, for the sum Of
four hundred dollars damages, which was returned
at the April term of said court, 1874, served.
lO6w WIN. OKEY, Clerk
April 27, 1914. Monroe com. pleas.
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Blank Deeds

AND Blanks of Every description
neatly printed and kept constantly
on hand at this Office.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that at the April term
A. D. 1874, the undersigned was appointed
administrator de bonis non, of the estate of James
Atkinson deceased. All persons having claims
against said estate will present them duly authen-
tcated for settlement within year, and all per-
sons indebted to said estate will make immediate
payment.
JOHN ADAMS Admir-.
Nav "a, 1874
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State Of Ohio Monroe County 3

James Smith Levi w. Morgan and Dam
VS.: lei Daugherty, will take no.
Levi w. Morgan ! tice that James Smith on the
Daniel Daugherty. fifteenth day Of May A. D,
1874, filed in the court Of common pleas of the
county aforesaid, his petition in Chancery praying
for the sale Of the following real estate, the proper
T. 8 Of R. 5, in Monroe County Ohio.
N. H0LLISTER,
SOL for Complainant.
May I5, 1874. i2sw
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The Washington City news, will be found in
the letter of our correspondent "Pur See" We
would like to hear frequently from him.
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ROAD NOTICE.
April 80, 1874.

NOTICE Is hereby given that petition win be
Az presented to the commissioners of Monroe
county, Ohio, at their next session on the first
Monday Of juno next, praying for review and
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May Is, 1874.

James Porter Admir-. OF } Monroe common Pleas
Elijah Bennett Decd Petition to sell equita.
VS.: BILE interest In Lands.
Nancy Bennett
Riley Bennett and others To Riley Bennett and
the heirs & legal Representatives of Elijah Bennett
deceased. You are hereby informed that on the
l4th day of May 1914, said administrator filed his
petition in the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe
County Ohio, the object and prayer of which petit
tion is to obtain an order sc. at the next term of
said Court for the assignment of the Dover Of
Nancy Bennett, the widow Of said Elijah Bennett
Decd in and for the sale of the equitable estate of
the decedent in the following real estate lying IN
said county, (of which the said Elijah Bennett died
in possession, the west half of the south east ar.
and the south quarter of the north west quar-
ter OF section No. ], Township No. 3, Range No.
S, containing ll9 3S-l00 acres.
JAMES PORTER,
Admir-. of Elijah Bennett Decd.
R JNo. M. KIRKBRIDE,
Sol. for Petitioner
Nav II, 1874. 12:4w
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

The subscribers have received letters testamen.
tary the estate of Apollo Stephens Senior, late
ofsaid county deceased. All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate pay.
ment; and all persons having legal claims against
said estate, are requested to present them within
one year duely authenticated for settlement.
EDWARD STEPHENS,
APOLLO STEPHENS Jr.
Admrs.
April IL, Is40-3t
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April IL, ls4o-st.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
The subscribers have received letters testament
tary on the estate of Josiah NJ Dillon, late of Mon
roe county deceased. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate payment;
and all persons having legal claims against said
estate, are requested to present them within one
year duly authenticated for settlement
NATHAN HOLLISTER,
JAMES SMITH,
April 26-9tf Executors
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State of Ohio Monroe County IS.

State of Ohio Monroe County S.
Peter Dillon William Thornton & Will
VS.: liam J. Thornton will take
William Thornton g. notice that Peter Dillon
William J Thornton. has this day filed his petit
ion in the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe
County Ohio, praying for decree Of said court for
the sale Of the following real estate, to pay certain
debts due from said William Thornton to said Dill
lon to wit: the south west quarter of the south
west quarter, dissection No. g. township 6, of range
Z, in Monroe County Ohio.
N. HOLLISTER,
Sol. for Complainant.
May Is, 1874. 12:6w.
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b A G O N

All persons intending to purchase Bacon of the
subcribers, would do well to call soon, as they in.
tend to send off their lot before long.
T. s. s. MITCHELL.
Wooddsfiel, April IL, 1874.
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SPECIE.

Let our democratic friends read the following
item from the New Orleans Courier in relation to
the increase of specie. II is certainly gratifying
to democrats to know that the increase Of gold and
silver in the United States within the last two years
equals the amount Of the circulation Of the old
u. s. Bank. When this is the case, what need
have we Of Clay's monster' The Courier calls
specie "locofocosm. This is a good idea:
"LocorocoIsM-The coinage of the New Or.
leans Branch Mint, during the late month of April
has been az follows:
Silver, 3 10000
Gold, 1928 900
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May i5, 1914.

BLANK CoNsTABLE's SALES.
For Sale afthi,s Office.
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ron GOVERNOR OF OHIO,
DAVID TOD, Of Trumbull County.
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SECOND BOARD.
pub,;c Stock E,chnnre, August
Passengers Arrived

In tie steamship fcadd from Lirerpooi to LaldI-Ms
Deans. hrs Scnethes and Misses Copeland Rennet w
Taylor. l.; Wales, T. Grub. u stewart J Ca.h-l0.
From Lirc-poi 10 BostonAlr and Mrs Hunt chitrsr
mud. Mrs Wlun 9nm. Mr. and MIR" lark Door
hlttenden Mis- Chntende. DAVIS. Mrs DAVIS Nj aud Mr.
Constable. Howe Mn Howe. Leoux BOury. Vcnsrd Moses
Thompson Greg, Buamente Ryan, Anderson. Pnln. lio
Farman. a T. >praSue. Mortimer; Whitaker, C''vle
Siontant Mc,ae. auenon Nelson Jr Caye &c Lanpsy
Bunker. Cochran Nuyes Smith, Reuse. Kelley. Ahraui lt
Goddard. Boxer. Goers WEIGH. Mr. Foher. Wosdel. Fu;
long. Greene. Mrs Baker, G Won Kept. Lieut. y FaXon
] Morris, Mr. Garcin. Mr. Abekcr Governor DAVIS. ]
Steiner Mr. Scott + Fisher w Colauhoun Smith. Mr. Deu
bearer oil despatchesto the American Legation nj Washing
on Lee. MIR & Clnck DR. NJ Warren. Mir Appleton, Nj
Reynolds. \ Emanuel Jf. b Beukley.
from H1lltdr 10 B0s;on-Rev j Short aud lady MIS-
Iiusn Air WA Patrick and LADY, rs Looping and BOY
Miss Hall. Mr. Newman. Mr. cham erIaln Mir Allan and VI
Mt Geo Allan. hr Chapman and lady 4 Scott. Jones'
Beckwlh. Mr. Wissun; Dalnginm and ude<. MIR and MIR
Cuswilier, j Puwei-2j.
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
kiCha r,lsOn d Co.'s Celebrated
AMERICAN paSAI't

ni5 Sedcine, compounded solely from vegetable us.s
ne Iiph adutefatiun HEd warranted free from any s
s i.s''s.i1l ~ realth wss disco, cred about N
s iy " an Individual sOtely afflicted with ITILERATp
oSi'F IA. and Who has been uEef the treatment Of ~
M. eiIeht pnysicls III the United State, for eight req
s'u que le'.., apparent hope Of hea
aooss Ged medicine tor i've weeks was restored pefsS
statl. ha medicine mas been ~ith unprecedented &c
g. ~ rs neye; Jailed ~ any instance when taken seo
iseeses. 70 wIt:-sALT RHElfsi -dKOFi1A, ULCkR
i rhD sseFEEtn2fuLA BkoNCHlTs FEVER soSttl
Bii;ES. SCURVY, CHKoNH: soR s EYES. BiGlCHE
q sl ~ ~ THE FACE. sCALD HEAD AND AZ
ARISING FROM An iSJtTplciol : II. OF MERftiS}
OK AN IMPURE STATE or The Bi.GIy The DIS
" ~. H'o4ieine '> been tested all re d,eese' aD
shiefht and Ia eifects truly astonishing Ony 30,
oe sp"nill To oe AIKEN by an eaut eneh nnrn.
~ 'i''cn GiLy B>lG-s- ;n,c effect " e ia ...t esa
,.,- ts1f cHiiiarc. iDsrelsns Tire ApIrtie =
Ia &c more IOssiy nd producing iu .feciU. stsfa,
" re hoir '.stet puGync aud producing per'e' as
f.fSn, write takrs IT, shGad e,tln from d.
'|',1oleing d'1nks or ybly sersoned ,-a fofs-sby
r, ,'b,a ,ne'i - wholesale Of TKOS C. Tii.MAGE
ya,t 'a h.eni ~ pine-s;cet opposite the Custom "us N
S3tis, hr.Gd"d; and handkerchief No. y Front :'fe
w iii est sreet Noe tz3 amd 80 BoweS No ~ Feee
iIt N9 q and 3se iiuds'.a End $ tarqm.nd .iIes g
.frz 30; III and :. Cherry-strset No. 10 Waller .ir,
70 % .n,hefnsstreet; Nos 25l and II Pe-rrrvt N"'
brooklyn, J; W. Smith. eorsr OF Futon and Cranossg
street, ard VIM Bagroye SquIfes Buiidine. corner ".
t Nv aho t.a7bc--. and by all the principal dufksl'
, Dr v. B, Iockruw, No. 81 3eaver-s Clinton Bulidrp
''snerHi w hoe-ae and Retail Agen; 70: Albany
uh..M Dyou < Son. No, ll3 Nom Second-ss. SeosN
wholesale Agent for Philadelphia.
Instructions Tor taking the article and great nu nbef OF =
the above places. IA svdln "
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Sdi!cGs
ship Augusta. foE Savannah.
Disasters. &C.

BR. BSIo SrgRlING-Br brig sterling before reported
abandoned, WAS III len IN with bout 9 about lat - 20.
Ion ", 10y WI ship Hohom.k al fyal l2th ult BarQue Ala
namhr I'm N'feans i"T Bordeaux alongside removing
ihe anchors item the wreck
RAorE observation-disclosures Rohsch;d. Of Bangor. be
lore .O.ted feet between Monhe and Georges and
has been got oil expense of sl5 and 10 rhoras.
ton, where She wi IL repaired Her hull not much .uu,e,
-oue pump kept her free.
ScsK DI,MoSp -Schr. Diamond. Els. from New Bed
fod r keuneoec. 'e tocks Woods Hole 18Th bat
would probably be got of with srall damage.
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ALL HEALING OINTMENT.

{ lQtD FEl;i COLL, FEET. COLD FEET, COD
sa Gold Fee and SICK Headache. Cad Feet and Dpesi
me Lungs ana Liver. Cold F, and Asthma Cold fessy
sh RS o the ifsat Cold Feet and Ealing off of the Ii
Cod 80 and rheumatism, Cold Feet and Pairs IN IA. q
ana liei: Cold Feet Cod Ee-t-wto has not got Oh IA
II Is az prevalent rs water IN tho sens c.9s,ers 3Bas
ointment sCvefegn remedy for cold feet under every
urgency OF lie Let u e warned into the soe- Of ~
arg ;Fe pledge oar word and honor that will rrSor.
81 tae blood Tduce Healthy PRECIPITATION ard ~
t-h pack ~ thc natural condition hen ts !, d0Dts
us .aIye be placed upon the chsst head or
G!'cuJ ls' whether u Ue consumption or asthma o. ~
p-aia or 90 OF mar. It Will them also Sold I25 Dyi
sfe9t - b.H.cker 10 t.ior House q John lGi Chem
su!Ignh ieo Langl. ~ 5tantnn. 10 II siree, lsQ1
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Brig Shearer, Smith 10 days from Thomaston lime.
Sctr Charlotte III days rvn Edrn,on Nc. whea, and
corn 10 L Mcidnuns.
schr Antilles stanley day, from Thomuston, lumber tie
SIR aldo Giichri,t 10 days from Cutler, Me lumber to
Smuh & Boyuton.
sar Mecnanc. Sawyer. from Kingston, NY coal bound
Ea>'poIt.
sohI Diana. Small $ days from Salem. nldse.
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EjlsWOfth's ReDOft.

No. 1T Improvement, !a-TieaItaEe II, rs. &c
u To- United osts1 being sn eeconai Of FeteE &c
u1nt d.scGss I'D Iup1oyesrtt N the oce OF nu d.nE
foaS-s, making r=-ce-, raising Gram, taa-Gc oH i's5
SEE OF ta- t-{ic on Fa i.s,srs In'..ct.
e. foE- Il ELLSWORTH COMMISSIONER OF F@rIt1 <-nd
pies 81 iii OF ;he csi valuable aud Ins'-''as
dc.emen;a we hav.eveI perrsed.'
The above valuable work eoG-Irs vast aaoHH. OF -
rno,, important riorna.ioa Farmers which has ever o.
fore beer p.esezsd cheap Tae The eonens Of ;h-
work in par, are follows:
Tabular L,:ret- Of the Crops STATE Of the uGoE
.howrs the Of bushel'raissd IN ech STATE Of v n
Bae oss BE- BTekw9et; Con ESa's G2o oeScs
Hn::Es or the ioresoing and Reriew Of the CIop 4
Progress Of observation-disclosures o. lnproysnen,
Corn Stalk sggar.Lard Oil &c o:eisn y si..li
Fatn;e of Export, and Imports
Pro-ree: OF Fo:eirn Nlaszet
I he OH sIio contains The following valuable Doe.
L.t,e from Eeq -h 7eiiefsrrO of Virginia TO NJ
Ellsworth the Culture Of y heat
tAnded Rena-s b. tie same gentleman on the Of
E2trsct from Anaa!e, Dc Ia soeie:e Po!yeel :qu.
Prac;i7ue translated At ths Patent Office and h-hy eonI'iaa
10. Method Of crysiszn= Corn si1up-U,fnsis Process
r:.B! 9e5a9 Fodae aas
| G. Pc. and Iyatl f.SneS. 81 W a. O-''' -
Ohio. p.E 1yo,t If For, w.vu..
q LIRD OIi-Correrijag L,rd into Oh. aEd also ITO
concrete forms or the manufacture OF o "a
e-rim.a,s b. Harms. Stanwood < Co. OF Boston, - -
gsmsIk on the SUBJECT. 81 CAMPBELL MoRylI Of.
gsnd TO- SAM snbjec; discussed b. w Milford aHd j. l.
'IGa1 3. Of aaaiseiSas Elaine ana s;earne from Lad
SC. BE- JofG II. Smith Of ) s~- iois 9,
H. Letter 4. Scott, ESQ OF Enc Pa Oh the uses and
value of Rape seed. -.
rr.ms eussentins The Fence Rails snar-ned; A.
ruT win Cuttsrsi Holes boed5 Post, Ditch and Eo2nk-
ment: and Views Of the ScTaIer; ana Esws OF e
Plough 10. Surface of the ground H. Cheap WOOD Mhi'
70 and 49, End and Front views; H. Post-boring Machine
H. Letter from H. w Ellsworth OF Lafayette. indiana, Cd
the subject.
Is and T. Da:es on Imports into Por of s,JOhns
c. from tn United States.
Is On the subjec; Of Exporting Beef, Pork, Ham Iafc
Cheese FROM the United States 70 Eng andand roper
mode OF preparing tha same.
ne In addition the foregoing, which was prepared b
the Hon H. L. Ellsworth and presented TO Congress Al It's
last Session. and thousand copies ordered 10 be pnieS
the Publishers have connected with it auabs TREATISE on
Raising SWINE and the bes, Methods OF Faening Pork b.
Henry CoIman OF Mass
And to render ork still WORTH The attention Of
Farmers they have also added auabl- I,tts- ~
i;.olocy as CONNECTED with Agriculture, By willis Gay
lord of OnoEdaca Co y Y TINS Treatise alone consi.
dered b many practical farmers orh twice the cost o! the
whole work.
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Spoken, &c.


Aug H. lat 81 81 NJ Ion % a w brig Codsia .rom Porto
Rico Tor New York.
AUG q lat u Ion 6 schr l. Surces Baker from George
town DC. tor II thumas. =
~ lat - IS ION To- ship caspian 50 DAYS New
leans Tor Llvsfp-,
Aus 5 . % lon 81 40 b. 5re Argent. 81 DAYS
DUBLIN or ~ Johus ~ l. and was suppAed with bread AM
oil.
July 10 of Fair Isle ship Niobe Q: Bc,,oa. Ma;an2as,
for CTun.tsdt.
Iuyis 5 9. lon 81 So h,is Ascno;a. OF Providence. .
day, from Norfolk fht Gibraltar.
July .S lat - 10. Ion 3. ship An Cello Nswbrryp1r 20
days ttuln NOtleaus Tor BoIdeouN.
July y lat IS, lon 81, baIque New England I'm Mar
settles for Boston.
Aug lat 'S o.. Ion - TO- ship steerrs showing
sguat-whl- ctvund and tius cross
Aug at IL loo a. exchanged ssnal' with barsue eils.
tom tANaua Tor Crons,ad.
Aug on the banSs of Newfoundland. Mary OF Liverpool
Tor Antwerp.
lu q lat -, Ion So ESse1 Matsnzas 20 81 Pe,erSburc
july g lat 81. Ion 81. oc:avirs. Nueans 20 Antwerp
July y Lat 81 hon Is. Cambridge Liverpool to NYo.k
June IS. lat TO- lon IL jacob story. B,rsinu Rouhy
July II, lat ~ long S. Bou>s:a New Bedford South
Seas
luIy l. lon 50 Enrand. Apslachcola. TO Liverpool
July !. aiS. ion H. Sea Flower Ooogto tot NUrlsaHs
de Verbs.
Ja, ~, lat II. Ion 3. RicaHond Liverpool TO Boston,
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Passengers Sailed

IN e racket ship Atc Ygrk. for Lrc-pooMr Chopper.
Mn Ez ,le,h Max Cuthanue Glib Francis Tune,
ESQ. md Daniel seymour :" New YORK Mn Vaughan snd
Miss Vhuc hun iinrinnu Mr. Macarthur. Hiss Benger.
Mss Harry and aker. oil south Car Alexander Bard
Richard Potter and Indy, Of Torosto Canada JHo
limo of l.nndo