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New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21
APPOINTMENTS By THE PRESIDENT.
B,, and gith the edcice aud consen; efte Senate.

February IL. ls5.
Samuel Nelson to be Asocnc Justice ofts Supreme Court
of the -nite1 Snte,. vice Smith Thompson deceased .
o,eph Eachc, Bernard ce and Robert Bfocsct TO beJ
tees Ot the Peace ~ the County ~ .heNandfn. "; u 90
homa, w Herndor of North Carolina. 10 be Consul oi tie
nted tie port OF Galveston, eIa vice Duff Green
resigned.
United states for tho port Sagua Ia tande N Cubn vice T.
j. Dc,lna, rejected by the Senate.
States al Puerto Cabelo. Venezuela, F. Ltched, de-
Oliver Il HIN tn Receiver OF Public Moneys New
lernS wee Thomas Buuet appointed Collector there.
Aur Rrdremnn be Register Of the Land Office al fair
field, lowe. ytre Nm. KnSs. dccensed
John : Homer. TO be Register OF the Land Oihce a Green
Elijah IL ory be Receiver of Public Moneys nj st. Ste
Edward F. Comereys be Receiver of Public Moneys at
RoSert l. Forsyth be Register of the Land Office at De-
an:of r. Noel to be Receiver Pubic Moneys Dan.
William Dow.ne to be Register Vt the L.nd Office nj To-
lunihIr, Mi.,l,sipp;.
Andrew Edmunson, to be Register OF the Land Office ut
Puiitn,Ock. Mississippi.
Leis 3 SeCsny, to be Register Of the Land Office al De-
av T. Moore be Receiver of Public Money. Demo-
Matthew Gayle be Receiver of Public Moneys a. Cahaba
AinbaHa
Thomas j. Hodsou 20 be Register of the Lard Office ut Tai
lailassee, Florida, vice Ro. : iackIey, deceased.
JUsHh A. Noonan 20 De Deputy Postmaster al Milwaukee
obeit W Carson to be Deputy Postmaster at Cacnn LII.
I nos.
Daniel B. Turner be Deputy Postmaster Int.yllc
Aubdma, vice George Cox, resigned.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21
TO OLIVER 5. HOLDEN, Esq. sec'y.
10. 6 Eo.; SlxteeHth-s

re- The Wing members of the Legislature OF
Massachusetts, together with delegates from towns
no, represented by Wings, assembled in the Cham
Der of the House Of Representatives on Wcdnes-
day evening. Hon. LEVI LINCOLN presided, and
the meeting was eloqueniIy addressed by Hon.
MyRoy LAWRENCE and Hon. LINUS CHILD. Ap-
proprate resolutions were also adopted. a letter
from Hon. DANIEL WzBsTEE, in answer to an lnvl-
tation to attend the Convention, was read. The
sentiments expressed in this communication were
received with much applause.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21

FlRE.-Last evening about hali-past o'clock a
broke the story building the corner OF Am
street and Theatre Alley owned by Hosea Douglass The
upper stories occupied by j. C. Ikcr bcokbind
cry,by Mr.. Tclcroc printing office, and by Mr. White
copper plate caScr. The FIRE originated in tie upper
story in box Of shavings in the book-bndcry Within
three minutes of the first stroke OF the alarm bell Mr. An
dcrson the Chief Engineer, the ground adopting the
energetic the flames lie endcav
orcd conhnc the ire the box OF shavinss where it
rst discovered, but failed because the water would
no, ascend to SO great hight. Before engine could be
brought to play uponit; the flames had extended through
the upper story, and brs; out at the windows II was
soon subd.l however, aler damaging the stock 10 the
amount perhaps $1,000 We have not heard whether
there was any insurance
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21

rT~ BoUssEILs SHAVING oREAM-Ths DELIGHT
iu reaaIaon L unee for all other N 'r
ssoent eoasency It's aff which 50 soitens te bard
:eaaer shaving rlasan; ad ess II has been exhibited
for competition Tie Fais of the Aefie,n Institute ana
,Ie.. awarded silver medal aad drloma- Also silver med
al q, the Franklin nsti,n,e Philadelphia and another at the
lae fair in Bostos Saundr l63 Broadway sole Assat
for N-w-Tork- y" zHH
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21

rs The Delegates to the WING MaYoRArTY
coxveyr,os meet this evening, al O'Clock at the
p,oadwsv House; and 1t is desirable that there
sbIYld b. full attendance at this meeting
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21
cnpnNPp,S 0EEICE.

Accrprsr,LLy DRowxEp.iat n,shr ehosd Irssse g.,
judi aheTf Ts, inrng on beaI s e r. ssGss Gl.se5 as ys
the usef and before assistance soopi o ia 40 p1ue. E
Gesea "a. wa. NAIVE Of nsels Csa@ba aia Alas las S
~ II ,I ~ yyas a-cdeniy drowned ,,,si % boz
The cofcne ao eat TO 6S e,,es S na;se s.,
an ige,s.t On ' ne iue1persfe aab who ded "a
nsTn ns,anr Verdict death b. nppopeay, p''doee"
md exDo-ure
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21
FRANCE.

The 6 Ministerial crisis of France hzs been one
Of cpen discussion the Chamber Count Mole the SIS
pecte " GuiLot, corrected, the Minister o6
served. OF opposition hy unexpected atiac upon
the foreign policy OF he Government Count Nse psech
may be REGARDED the manifesto OF the Cabinet lhat VIII
succeed NJ. GuZot, whenever he Is compelled 20 retire.
The rea: points OF his speech The rqt f SoIyc and
the 5rotetsuts q 7ssi both which Count ole ee-c!i
bed a cG:.es which, in spite Of the.r concessions
- England. the Cabinet could nc: extrlc,e themselves
th0u making either England OF the Chamber Of Deputies
give Way. NJ Guzot, Z reply, stated that the British &C.
yefrnent had made 10 To The
o1Dosa.er: al Il atL1cG tc dlsSs 5,s r15i r
slrci with abolition, and 70 inquire into
means OF pitins down te SIave-Traie BY e;c
cos but less obnoxious the pTcJudces o; France This
important announcement dill produce mech effect apcn
tie Chamber. The aitrsSs carried, aIer ev url
por;ani amendments by majority OF s5 Al tie attacks
Of tie Opposition y7hethe. the affairs OF Tahiti or No
rccco are directly Fls 20 TIE SPsed t7aeFc cf Grsd,
B5.sig as tIe}:teea,t9ES II a. Gai-ofs c5ti7 The Pc
icy The English aanca thus made one c; the chief
features Of discussion The leading st;enen OF the
Opposition although s-g in their cstir'ate OF TIE value
this slDce, made the remarkable te1ts ton That fhey
arc "a ws-nlr in ocd understanding wI.h Eng
land Is " tlzat himself. They charged the Minister
with nesc;DS opportunities 70. advancing the Interests ci
F-ce frCn apprehension CT flesh compiiee.ions with
EIand; AID censIg-cd him bSy crea:e. The cor fii
cations tien existing. hT petty conquess which could bring
honor France and could have other Esalt ;hau
;hi. OF eIdanscTng peace for which he Sas -eady 20
make unworthy sacrifices The Ministers. In their defence.
were compelled 70 plead disregard 10 the sscfptblite
England in al their operations TIE coast Of Morocco,
and especially appeal me deSuct;en o Mogadore and
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21
rn.nAY,s orTSIpE.

First Pagc.-vnrious Literary Notices; DIR. Balrds
Third Lecture Europe; Prof Hush the Resurrection;
a Kiss Blow; :; Clerks; Thoughts from Students
Record Gambling.
Last Pogc-Thc Embrolcrcss at Midnight; Proceedings
of the Farmers Club; Division OF Wisconsin, Misccane
ous Items; Commercial and Money Matters; Marine
Lon
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21

r7- We were favored at carly hour YESTERDAY by
v,,,ssn Co with copy ofcharles WillmeEs America
x..~.-ra.ter
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21

Opp Fellows FESrIvAL.-We were not disap-
pointed in anticipating crowded house for this
Festival, nor were the entertainments OF an inferior
order The Grafton. by Rev Z. II. CHArN, was
mastery production. HIS thoughts, clear and
attractive in themselves, rendered doubly al
traclve by the finely wrought strains of cloquence
and effective oTatory for which he is Justly cele-
bra,ed His subject was CHARITY, 1t Is founded,
he observed, on the unity OF hus1an nature and
aims at human welarothe removal OF whatever hineys
1t and the advancement OF that which tends it, The
ova physical suffering Is the first step 20 higher alevi
alton Of the condition Of mankind: yet tha, spirit which
threads its way through the e Of poverty and srnks not
from the abces Of distress do greater things than give
bread 10 the hungry clothes to the naked 1t abo
h annosy. hatred and fraud, and link the discordans
hearts Of together Saoh IS Charity. It's highest aim
then is thoSe obstacles which between the
hearts Of and remove thai seldshnc>s which
locks M affections IN souls, and which has
Ge.olated earth with It's evils. The great ;ne which
needed is deeper acquantancc.h;p between anu
man. He concluded with application of the subject
the Institution OF odd-Felowshp, with enooniuns
The music Of the Meioleons, osplean Family. and Sa.
cred Music Society, varos in character, all good
performed with great precision aad taste uwC-c loudly
applaaGed.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21

(1- We learn that the Choir of the Alien street
Presbyterian Church, are 10 give their Annual Con-
Ger; of Sacred Music, on Wednesday avening, the
18th instant. The concerts Of that Choir are al
ways attended by great crowd If we mistake
not, is the same Choir that led the way in aquatic
concerts, by taking fifteen hundred persons on
board the splendid steamboat Troy, one moonlight
summer evening
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21

oar acknowledgements due to Wilmer C Smith
Io.do and Liverpool papers. forwarded ihloash Ao-
an, Co.'S Exprcs The same gentlemen WE af'o
ero our thanks or fyoTs EXTENDED to our
l.. frciand.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21

FIVE LElcEsrEEslIRE SHEEp.-Much admiration
was excited in Wall street yesterday by the exhi,
bition of lot OF sheep, which had been bred,
grazed and fed ON the estate OF MAJOR Phipps Rey.
bold, of Delaware, near Delaware City, and re-
Gently purchased by Mr.. Moses L. A.ment, 6l6
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21

Fr,- The nomination ofllon. JoHH w. EpNoSDs
to fill the vacancy occasoned by the resignation
Judge KENT, was confirmed by The Senate or
"Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21

WESTERN REsERvE CoLXGE, Hadscn, Gaao.-
From the catalogue OF this institution i, apyears
iha, the whole number oi students is 26. classified
as follows; Theological Students, p Medical,
loe; Under Graduates, o.; Preparatory, IS. The
College is sustained by an able Faculty, and sp-
pears TO be in very fouriships condition.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21
summer evening.

q Don't fail 20 Bunker Hill. the American Muse
before departure Ut leaT5 o-,noo for oithe nifty
ortaad " who nave visited tis city single ndy,t-
gal has zone Gis&.,ise the every voice
heard idYOf and such apprObstoH
controyeE;bls Vrcoi OF B es wodh The very fact
st ~ original essHes ard makers TWO intelligent mecha
Of liberal public which it has received beyond te Eaas
san=urc expectations DR.. johnson M.smsrsrn, Wes@,I
eloty aai Story. CariH- Dance and the OIraasCu-
t.as Id Identity, decidedly ma uprcac!.lble
- This Is posity-y TIE last day hrt Of the White
Negroes tis Seei oIk Museum. They give
OF Ethiopian AinsJr.lsy this friday afternoon at
O'Clock Miss tds Miss blanchard La Petite Aimee also
perform. IN The evening Dr. Valentine makes his appearance
commencing AZ half past O'Clock
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21

ARREST OF A MuEDERER.-fieHry Thomas alias Thomas
Dean who supposed be the murderer OF Sr Edwards,
Bournvc Ohio has been arrested in Lancaster, Pa
$500 had been offered tor his and coIyic
tion He committed, await reguistion from the
Governor OF Ohio
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21

c. POTTER, the murderer of osborn, was eS-
amincd a, New Haven on Wednesday. Notwth-
standing his previous confession, he pleaded not
guilty He was committed Tor trial
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21

CO Rev. Elisha Scott Williams, OF Beverly,
Mas Oldest sadu,e OF Ysic College departed this
lie the 81 Instant, aged 81 ycars. lie Raptis;
Clergyman, and graduated in l775.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21

= The Burieslne Opera OF the Virginia C;rl continues
to draw good house at Palnos Theatre. IL certainly
o the best pieces Of the kind brought out IN THIS
city, and deserves the ard support has .eceive
The cthe. entertainments alike bic, and Wei
fr,,rth .eere
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21

IxpORrlSr rMKxrlyc--TO-u,oyrcw there win be meet
Ing at White Plains en,anize Society OF Agriculture
and nor;icultrrc for we>ters;cy Cvuny. The call IS
signed by lsoi the mos. influential gentlemen IN all arts
Of tho County
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21

GSs- Ok BrI.l was 10 give his frs, Concert al
New Orleans on the 18th inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21

Ashe-Declned sales last week {; tbls American Fots lSt
brands a 25 ZeO IS, brands deliverable IN March
AZ l 80 g3) 90 Do al 81 81 Pearl 31f, and 100 lst brands
to arrive 55f So per XII duty gf 2jl paid. quote New
York Pots 3ii 525. Newly ork Pearls IS ~ 10 -.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21

CAa;sRiaN AvNivEaSAEy-The Welsh Society
will celebrate the National Day oscamorie March st)
at the Minerva Rooms, 4O6 Erosaway. The entertain.
win be OF intellcctal Character The ANNUAL
Address viii be delivered by the Rev wm Il. Williams,
d. D. + member Of The Society.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21

w,>uNsrcx's B!G1n DW.-The Marshall and
ProsEcc, Temperance Societies will celebrate this Ami
vessary tomorrow evening Il; the Tabernacle. by s oF
ton from Rev e II. Cn,rIN and Grand Musical Enter
taipen in which tAe New-YoS Melodlsns and Tie Bos-
ton oaset,o Club arc,o take part See advertisement;
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21

o. We are again under obligations 10 Hon. C
HuDsox for Congressional Document.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21

- Tie difficulty between j. C. Mason and G.. W. Ew-
ing, menhers the Legislature Kentucky has
eeen settled by the intercessou OF mutual friends.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21

Blnrs. bf0IhtL. X .o.s -'IolVIIy .T'vUIeI.I
Ifrunroo Feb. 3-The Cotton market has experienced
hut ltd change since circular of 3D. ut The trade have
continued purchase freely until within ;e last few diys
with the new ports eeci.ly eSe brlns nearly all brought
forward for sale as and-l The only alteration ~
nceS as compared with those Of 81 uli decline Of 81 per
ID IN Urands bat although the quotations OF other kinds
not reduced they have been difficult obtain Slncr the de-
,nd IN. Total sales of the month about l6o g0
bale Of which 5 eco speculation and $50 for export
leaving purchases by the trr ~ 800 or about 5000 bales
reg week beyond the weekly CONSUMPTION oi last
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21
LETTER FROM MR. BRADISH.

We have rarely read paper which commended
obyiou, vet neglected truth more forcby 10 honest,
,aynsst minds than the following letter from Hon.
,-rasR BaADIsn, late Lieut. Governor Of this State,
70 the Young Mems Henry Clay Association
Wings OF New-York and OF the Union these are
bu, the words in which your ownhearts were seek
ing to clothe their spontaneous impulses and deter
mined resolutions Commend them to yeur neigh
bors See that they are every where cherished
and acted upon:
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21

ra,.-s the two seats British commerce wiki the
WoTs i, proof. that they determined 10 act nte-
p.rdcu;Iy OF this country.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-21

We have advices from The Cape Of Good Hope
10 the l7tof December. the visit OF the Governor
10 the frontier the cconSts have enjoyed more perfect
security acar.; pcrin by the Cares than AZ any former
period and has thus far been attended Win me
mos. bcnNfca, results The association formed for the
enlargement of the growth OF cotton wool is proceeding
with spirit; and they taken measures 20 procure the
-. kirhs ri .aclls from the United states.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of writ of
venditloni exponas TO me directed from the court
of Common Pleas of Monre county, and State of
Ohio, shall offer for sale at public outcrv, at the
front door of the court house in Woodsfed in said
county, on Monday, the 10th day of October, lS45.
between the hours of 10 o'clock m and 4 o'clock
m of said day, the followingr real estate, to wit:
All that tract or parcel of land situate and being
in the county of Monroe and State of Ohio, being
a part of section SO, township l, and range 3, be-
ginning on the bank of the Ohio river south of a
stone, thence east up the bank OF said river to the
middle Of a bidge As rods and Is inches, thence
north half degree west, 8 rods and I6 links to a
post, IN. b. 40 links to chain) thence north two
and halt degrees, west through large poplar on
the left hand side of mound on the gravel bank +,
thence in the same direction three hundred and
twenty rods and ls links to post, thence west
thirty one rods and ten links 10 post, thence due
south over a corner stone to the place ofbegnnng
three hundred and twenty eight rods and l6 links,
containing by latitude and departure seventy nine
acres and ten perches, except SO much of the said
tract as Is contained in the to Nn plot of the town
Of Sardis being about l6 acres; lying and being in
Monroe county, Ohio; taken as the property of
James Patton, at the suit of Michael Miller.
TIL. MITCHELL, Jr, Sheriff
Sept Is, 1645--g3 3S. 27
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a writ of
venditioni exponas and f. ia. ct lev. fa to me d-
rected from the court of Common Pleas of Mon
roe county and State Of Ohio, shall offer for sale
at public outcry, at the front door of the court
house in Woodshed in said county, ,on Tuesday the
2lst day OF October, 1915, between the hours OF
10 O'Clock m and O'Clock IN of said day, the
following real estate, to wit: A part of the north
west quarter Of the south west quarter of section
36, township 3, of range A. commencing for the
same at stake at the south end, thence running
40 rods east 10 stake, thence so rods north to a
stake, thence 40 rods west to the range ine thence
so rods south to the place of beginning, lying and
being in Monroe county; taken inexecution at the
suits of John Elliott and Hugh Kirkland, ct al.
TIL. MITCHELL, Jr., Sheriff.
Sept 20, 1862 90. 2S
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of writ Of
venditioni exponas to me directed from the court
of Common Pleas OF Monroe county, Ohio, I will
expose to sale at public outcry on Monday, the
10th day of October, 1845, between the hours OF
10 o'clock m and O'Clock p m of said day, the
following real estate, to wit: part of fractional
section, number twenty-oHe, township one, and
range three, bounded as follows, to wit Beginning
at the corner at the Ohio river between Wells and
McEldowny's, thence running with McEldow
ney's line to the hill. thence north on the section
line 80 far as to contain 10 acres; thence to the
river, thence down the river to the place Of begin
ming, lying in Monroe county, Ohio, taken as the
properly Of Charles Wells and afterward, to wit:
at the June term, 1913, said sheriff returned ven
dtioni exponas and Fl ia ct lev ia in this case en-
dorsed, there being goods levied on the follow
ing lands, to wit: By extending the line of the
tract SO as aforesaid, afterwards to wit, at the
April term of the court of Common Pleas afore
said SAID court ordered that the sheriff have leave
te so amend his return so as to describe the lands
more correctly, and afterwards to witt at the June
term, 1874, said sheriff returned venditioni ex
ponas and ii ia et lev ia endorsed, received May 10,
1874. By virtue of the command of the within
writ, there being no goods, I on the goth May,
1874 amended said levy made on the former writ
so as todescribe the lands as follws to witt Begin
ming at stone on the river bank, between the
lands of Wells and McEldowney, thence north
sixty eight degrees west one hundred and thirteen
poles, thence north l-2 perches, thence south
sixty eight degrees. east one hundred and 81
rods to the river, thence down said river south
thirty five degrees west 40 perches to the place of
beginning, containing 80 acres, and 26 hundredth
acres of land, lying and beingn fractional section,
number twenty one, township one and range three,
and lying and being in MOnre county and State
of Ohio; taken as the property of Charles Wells,
at the suits of Cox and Thistle.
TIL. MITCHELL,.sJr. Sheriff.
Sept. Is, 1855 90. 27
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SHERlFF'S SALE-By virtue of seven sew.
eral writs of venditioni exponas TO me directed
from the court Of Common Pleas Of Monroe coun-
ty, and State of Oho shall offer for sale at pub
lie outcry, at the front door of the court house In
Woodsfeld in said county, oh Tuesday, the 2lst
day of October, 1916, between the hours OF 10
O'Clock, IN and o'clock, p m OF said day, the
following real estate to wit The north west quar-
Ter of section 5, township 6, of range 8, contain
ing about one hundred and fifty nine acress-- Also
part of the north east quarter OF section ELEVEN
township and range aforesaid, Gt being in the tract
of land known as the seventh range tract, begin
ming for the same at post 2S perches south OF the
north west corner of said section eleven on the line
dividing the same from section FIVE; thence south
ward with the section line distance II perches and
five tenths of perch to post; thence westward
parallel to the line dividing section eleven from
section ten distance IS perches and three tenths
of perch to post; thence northward running
parallel 10 the line dividing section eleven from
section five, distance 81 perches and one tenth OF
perch to post; thence direct line to the place
of beginning, distance 81 perches and seven tenths
of perch; containing thirty acres more less, ly-
ing and being in said county of Monroe; taken as
the property of Frederick Slusher at the suits of
the State of Ohio Tor the use of the Fund Commits
soners Of Monroe county, and Others
TIL. MITCHELL, Jr., Sheriff,
Sept. 20, 1S45-$3, ,63. 28
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-B By virtue of writ Of
venditioni exponas to me directed from the court
Of Common Pleas of Monroe county, and State Of
Ohio, shall offer for sale at public outcry, at the
front door of the court house in Woodsfield in said
county, on Monday, the 20th day of October, 1916,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock m and4 O'Clock
p m of said day, the following real estate, to wit
Being the south east half OF the south east quarter
of section one township five and range five, with
the imp ovemens, lying and being in Monroe
county, Ohio; taken as the property of Michael
Floyd, at the suits of Benjamin Ammons by H
Ammons his next friend.
TIL. MITCHELL, Jr., Sheriff.
Sept. 13, 1851 IS. 27
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SHERIFFS SALE.-By virtue Of a writ of
venditioni exponas to me directed from the court
Of Common Pleas Of Monroe county, and State of
Ohio, shall offer for sale at public outcry, at the
front door of the court house in Woodsfeld in said
county, on Monday. the goth day of October ,ls45,
between the hours ofl0 O'Clock m and O'Clock
? m of sad day, the following real estate, to witt
The east half Of the north west quarter Of section
Monroe county and State Of Ohio; taken as the
property OF William Ullem, at the suit Of Eliza
beth Wells.
TIL MITCHELL, Jr., Sheriff.
Sept. 10, 1861 SO. 81
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SHERIFFS SALES.

SHERIFF'S LE.-By virtue Of vendiiioni
exponas and Fl. fa ct lev. ia. to me directed from
the court of Common Pleas Of Monroe county land
State of Ohio shall offer for sale at public outcry,
at the house Of Tobias Haught, in Perry township,
in said county Of Monroe, on Friday the 18th
day of October, lS45, between the hours of 10
O'Clock m and o clock m Of said day, the fol-
lowing personal property, to wit One bay mare;
two head of cows; two year old bulls; thirty
seven dozen Of oats in the sheaf one third of two
fields of corn in the ground, supposed to be four
acres in one and three acres in the other; taken
the property Of Tobias Haught and Elizabeth
Haught admr's of Peter Haught deceased, at the
suit Of the State OF Ohio.
TIL. MITCHELL, Jr., Sheriff
Oct. A, ls45--$l 90. 30