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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-10-11

SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of writ of
of Common Pleas of Monre county, and State of
Ohio, shall offer for sale al public outcry, at the
front door of the court house in Woods6ed in said
county, on Monday the goth day of October, ls45,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a m and o'clock
p m of said day, the following real estate, to wit
All that tract parcel of land lying and being in
section 25, township 8, and range 8, bounded as
follows, to wit On the east by the town of Clair
ington and the land of Thomas Pollock on the
west, and south by the lands of Asahel Boothe,
containing SO acres more or less lying and being
in Monroe county, Ohio; taken as the property of
Cornelius Atkinson, at the suit of Levi Headley.
TIL. MITCHELL, Jr., Sheriff.
Sept. IS, 1862 90. 27
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FENhis invaluable medicine was prepared from
III an extensive practice of several years in Bill
lious climate, and is NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL of
curing Fever and ague or any of the diseases above
named.
Those who are suffering from diseases Of this
kind, as also those who have become invalils from
their effects upon the constitution, will find the
INDIA CHoLAGoGUE most invaluable remedy
for purifying the blood, and thoroughly cleansing
from the system the morbid effects OF billions
climate.
The wonderful operation of the Choasngue in
eradicating BILE from the human system can only
explain its extraordinary agency in the SPEEDY,
THOROUGH and PERMANENT CURE of FEVER
and AGUE, and the various grades OF intermittent
and remittent fevers.
From Hon, Ross WILKINS, United States Dis
hict Judge for the District Of Michigan
DETROIT, Oct 80, 1871.
Mr. Eanard Bingham,
DEAR SIR-With great pleasure state the fact
of the complete and radical cure of the Fever and
Ague with which my son William was attacked,
BY the use, pursuant to directions, of DR.. Osgood's
Indian Cholagogue. He had as severe an attack
as ever witnessed, and | apprehended a long
winter of this disease, which was some wears apo
the case when resided at Tecumseh But was
provdentialy led to notice your advertisement ia
relation to this medicine determined to try il, and
the use of one bottle broke the disease, and am
confident has effected radical cure as two months
have now elapsed without return of it, and my
son is in the enjoyment Of robust health II is an
invaluable medicine and should be generally
known Truly, your friend,
.s- Ross WILKINS.
Price 81, so. Sold in Cincinnati, Ohio, whole-
sale and retail by SANFORD& & PARK, general
agents for the West, at their Western Depot for
the sale ofvaluable Family Medicines, northeast
corner of Fourth and Walnut streets.
And by J A. & G. H. DAVENPORT, Woods- 2
6eld WELSH s Armstrong. Beallsyille.
ANSHUTz. POLLOCK & Co, Sunfsh
sept 20, lsi5- -6mlEe
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M
Mast E. C.
Metz Pierre
Morris David X
Miltonsburg Post Master
Mitchell John
Magill Robert
Martin James II.
Mills Thomas
Mason ]. P. 2
Morrill, Jacob
Nc
Mcmahon DR.. John
McTague Hugh in care
of Stephen McTague
McCane James
Mccoy Gilbert
N o P
Naylor Robert
O'Connor Daniel
P6efer Nicolas
Philips Justis B.
r
Ross Michael 2
Rowns Samuel esq.
Ross Archibald
Reynolds Ormas
Reed Edward
Riggs Jesse
Rouse Benjamin
Scarborough John
Scott James, com.
Sullivan Mrs Pheba
T U
Taylor Jesse
Taylor Nathaniel
Underhill Mrs. Saloma
Vaughn James
Van Wormer Gabriel
w
Weber Heinrich ].
Wolf John
Wood Thomas
above letters, will please
8. FLEMING, P. NJ.
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sold at ZanesviIle, Ohio; except thirty acres off the
south end OF said half quarter. (SI So
--ALSO--
WRY virtue of decretal order to me directed
y from the Court Of Common Pleas aforesaid
there will be offered for sale at the time and place
aforesaid and in manner aforesaid, the following
described tract of land, to wit: The south west
quarter of the south east quarter OF section three
township six and range seven, lying and being IN
the county aforesaid ordered to be sold as the prop
ty Of Daniel Gray (now deceasedl at the suit OF
John G. Afflick against the Administrator OF sald
GRAY aud Others ($l 3s.)
HDY virture of decretal order to me directed
lid from the Court Common Pleas OF said coun-
ty al the June term, 1915, in the case of Henry
Schell against George Malson and others there i'll
be offered for sale at the time and place aforesaid
and n manner aforesaid the following described
tract sf land to wit Fifty acres of land off the
south end of tract of land lying in the north east
quarter of section sixteen, township six and range
seven conveyed by Cyrus Sutton aud wife to
Thomas Martin. The whole north west quarter
aforesaid being conveyed by said Sutton TO said
Martin, except forty acres off from the east side Of
said quarter this conveyance 10 include fifty acres
off the south side of the balance of said quarter,
the east and west line to run with the top OF ridge
running across SAID tract and the quantity south OF
said ridge in said quarter supposed to be fifty acres
lying and being in said county of Monroe. (s2 50)
VIM OKEY, Master Com,
Monroe Common Pleas.
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SHERIFF'S 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 Woodsfed in said
county, on Monday, the goth day of October. 1916,
between the hours of 10 o'clock m and o'clock
m of said day, the following real estate, to wit:
certain tract or parcel of land lying and being in
Monroe county and State Of Ohio and described
as follows, to wit: Commencing at the centre cor
ner established by Mitchell Atkinson, county sur
veyor, in section 20, township 4, and range T.,
thence bounded and described as follows, to wit:
From said centre corner In section 90 township 4,
and range Z, thence north 81 rods, thence east 43
rods thence south 62 rods, thence west 43 rods to
the place of beginning containing 16 acres more or
less, with saw and grist mill thereon, lying and
erty of Reuben Wilson and John H. DALEY, at the
suit OF James Piles.
TIL. MITCHELL, Jr., Sheriff
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NEW ORLEANS SUGAR, superior article
IN just received and for sale by
J. R. g. J. H. MORRIS.
Oct 4.
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NEW ORLEANS MELASSES-a fresh sup.
IN ply, just received and for sale by
]. R. g. J. H. NORRIS.
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IL Office at Woodsfield
l845, which will be sent
as dead letters, if not call
January.
A
Alexander William !
Amber w. H. !
Abbey Adolphus !
Archbold Ann Miss !
B \
Bates David !
Baker John
Brown John g. Co
Brady Susannah Miss 2
Bracy Samuel
Blazer William 2
C
Conger Stephen
Cox Josephus
Cline Jacob
D ]
Davis Robert
Drake David
Dyer Hamilton
E
Elwell Catharine )
F
Farnworth David
Ford Henry Q
G.
Glenn John u
Green Rev. Philip
H
Hukill Frederick 2
Hess John
Hull M. r.
Hess Michael
J
johnson John Sen.
Jefries Moses
X ,
Keene Benjamin 2
Ketterer Philip Jacob
Kysor George \
l. \
Lloyd Francis A 2
Lofferty Henry M.
Liseter Job
Lowe Isaac J
Persons calling for the
say they are advertised.
J. G
October 2, 1S45.
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FARM FOR SALE.
THNHE subscriber offers tor sale the farm on
IL which he now resides, lying in Green town
ship, Monroe county, Ohio, adjoining lands of
Frederick Myers, Adam Myers, and Samuel Jones,
and the South side of Cranes nest fork of Little
Musklngum, containing sixty acres. Also Saw
Mill and six acres; both in good repair, and will be
sold separate if suitable to purchasers.
ROBERT MILLS, Sen.
Sept 27, lS45.-3m 90
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A N EXCELLENT ARTICLE of COFFEE
N just received and for sale by
r. & J. II. MORRIS.
Oct 4.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-10-11

TESSE CONLY'S ESTATE Notice is here
% by given, that the subscriber has been appoin-
ted and qualified as administrator of the estate of
Jesse Comfy, late of Monroe county deceased
ISAAC COMFY, admir-.
Sept. Is, 1s45. 27
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II IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post
IL Office at Woodsfield, on the LIST of October,
lS45, which will be sent to the P. o. Department
dead letters, if not called for before the lst of
January
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DAY UP!!-All persons indebted to the
IL subscriber will please call and settle up, as
his accounts must be closed
JOSEPH MORRIS.
Sept. 20, lS45. 2s
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From Hon, Ross WILKINS, United States Dis
hict Judge for the District Of Michigan
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Sept. l3, 1852 SO.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
SUPERIOR COURT.
Before Judss VANps Frori


yti1. Ap,ss ~; jopN Ss,FitiEp = = r,'sih h,rI
q tsiVs 1f ard hsyIgE rnfr's-n u y ts-
.1 - rysaosr Mr. =. procesi snuinssilY 70 rer'r %
,rss b, rl4eing outside when Mrs. A. who is - So.
n,ul ,elSaiet aHd held To- bed shclt M :
% he ,tsleaily pushed her dowa and ntp.rd her cue.
esoaeh, recover assas, for 1ssiu s oit'rsY Ns'ue'
Z, plslniin si9 50. - Go,
~, PyopLr oy THE SrsrI o. NEw.f OK vs. CEos",
a froarsoN-as surety iot JosrPb q Jrweli % tsso,H
sca on bond given ~ surety ,htt sud Jews wouio
"a ha ife snA two children whom be ha acssoour
Neli Is butcher and ket 'iteiers srioP ~ 'ic
Il has ~ somewhat Celebrated 0i late. ~ i'iItics
rly orc of ,tte lcsd-fs OF the tfn9ie lss-
X esi he'd thar thc complaint catered ~ ihe WIG ot'9
q IN Np,-asr Inst and hs ordered Jewell 70 enter INTO the
sid with surety, hazard ;he nsaai S1a i. s
I,Inp.a BIC inle ady In tas hcnd with HIM fesaiet ioi
laiaiiE se00. ... g std.r- -
ys es,e ~. tired oHor before, when the Jufy coua h3t
Ar r. Is ,-n.t siI contracted 70 make scrne tsssh
a Mr. Rou1 sitiRG rsTer Whereby he cntenanice vi
AVA. teen Paid down) 10 lernt Mt II 10 ~ & w y. ~ ~ III
TbsY did not suit be TO etrrn them Tie pnee N AZ
- sJt Mr. r. took them back Mr. b. II Is sad GOV te
INTO his roa---sion snd then ticd the sisEstHI ~ te
,ensnt The present; charge tha; ,r X eailei nf ID
Lief and toqbrf female domestic ~ the employ nen
SMr r. also the so;.inaw OF latter. testified '1s, %
ar IN the house bu ihc roou, aud heud hI ~ ~
N g. thief .nda Iober. For deoee II was m Sose,i & i,
AL the wcts Of AiT r. that any Que VINO VI. u Sh ~
IN ,gnatutc l. no better than thssi AMI Tyoe IL
"a testified by gentleman who aeeemIansg Ioi @ AZ %
sse Verdie, for plaintiff cents dsnSssS al"
Before ) pdse OaELLY.
TuoAs r srvrcrs and oihef'& ~ " s II tbs
rd h-r.Acton 70 Of ilf Ho9n t,. & is
,rl,un OF poe Sjyen for the Igseass o - n
p,n OF Forr.a Literature The deiercc p,.d' ~ "a,
A., Nr Liueii IL. former owe; dseriS' icsi t " ~ ~
,ahliIh similar work. OF the same h'i's a ~ " ~
A,rdt tef 4orf, f,ftfnft 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15
MARKETs-CarefluyR Reported JOr The Tribune.

IA.
ASIIES-Thc market is quite dull and buyers ofe lower
price The sales are 100 bills old Pots 5 aud so do
at s showing decline Pearls with small sales are il2s
4.lGi
CoTToN-Yeslcrdsy afternoon there was sale not re-
ported of 1000 bales Upland in line. laI H$vIs h at rate
beOsd Of soms 500 bales THE market shows no particular
change Holders are senerSy moTs asr0sea 70 SELL we
at 4. 5, cents midilins to good mds s. mddng
fair iaG 6 fully fair to good far Gi M?HG I, and :,
good mddng 81 a6, mddlnr fN! to fair Ct l. and fully
lair 10 good fair III ..
Ou The make Very qs ct. M Mo!s 5, G 81 good a wei' t.
sTn brands ask s. ei 81 Out me anc are sknr nrc m IS
s. ~! 81 saiS i5o bbs Sour at So So Southern quet
Fl e ''SaSs a"sy aeadas aa tiS S
mond extra IS: Richmond City IS Rye Flour S3 50 a
wine n u y ca ;ai ahds Bag Ms aic B1ckwat
very dull and stool; large. Wc quote 81 80 a So.
nois Ws,i from store for milling at G cent?. Ths near
II clears the market There is much Corn the market,
made a" ss KNOWN and one 1000 bushels southern Whit at Isl
In Rye there is nothing doing Il sn9mnaly . and
a SC cents Las, sale Southern at 80 cents.
WHIsKY.-There are but few bb' offering. The quota;
% cents.
BARK.A sale Of five tons Quercitron, n y No l. was
made at S23 So caSl
IRoN-We notice sales about 100 Gartsherrie Pig
Iron $ months and 80 do 10 arrive on terms not made
public.
TIN PLATES-Parcel, of \ to the extent of 1000
boxes have changed hands, Part TO arrive al y 5i, Cash.
and 50, 6 months.
BONE-We note sales II 900 lbs. Northwest 80 33i
cts. for export. For South Sea- 35i cts is Offered.
SEED.-We wrote yesterday " Timothy is very inactire
at sU Sll instead of Gctirc, printed Including the
600 tcs Flaxseed reported yesterday there have ben sold
within the week about 400 tcs near all Clean The rates
are falling off, and cannot be quoted Sl for Rough ond
sl2 for Clean. In Clover there is nothing doing.
BEESWAX-Saes have been made of 1000 lbs. Yellow at
%, cents, cash.
PROVISIONS-There was more demand to-day for Pork,
aud the sales of Prime reach barrels 90. Mess 10
2i 1928 For 200 barrels the former rate was Offered we
notice sales $50 barrels State Prime M 2J Beef Is rm
aud good demand The quotation 500 80 and 90
So viii, sales abcnt COO barrels Mess Sales u barrels bee
Haas, part at 10 90 and O0 do old Pork Hams are
rather heavy and notice sales @ erces and y hhds Part
at Lard has rather upward tendency and $50 bar
rels been sold Tie; Hams &c; Shoulders c;
Smoked Hams &c; Shoulders do Beel Hams worth
l0 Smoked Beef 6ic; Butter and Cheese without
particular change, and III fair inquiry.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15

On St-te money Nc rcE hundred doaTa aoWed ~ tf'
change for bankabc.
The bill 70. the winding up OF the affairs of the Stat. Bank
Alabama and Branches which lately passed the Legislature
tia, State requires that the Legislature should appoint TWO
directors who with the President Of the Bank should take
charge of the balance Of debts due the Bank TO be
extended until ISL June 1916 upon payment i eneiFd Tie
debt with all charges cexecutons judgments 10 be Sus-
peudsd under certain until the time aud upon
the ,.e debts 10 be placed in suit after thirty days
after 1 June 1876 unless the provisions Of the act extending
the same be complied with The President and directors TO
sell tn. personal Of the Ban auction for cash during
the year 1916 and real either at private or public SAFE
the interest the State debt to be provided Tor by tile bdnR
and any funds in the Treasury otherwise Appropriated to be
d.roed 70 IN. same pufpo.e-te plates Of the Banks 10 be
DESTROYED within thirty days after the passage of the act Ac-
cordin 10 the provisions of the act the plates Of the branches
have been destroyed The plates of the mother Bank art IN
New-York and will b. destroyed rs soon as received.
General State of the Bsu OF Virginia and Branches on the
& av of Isnnnry gi5 COMPARED with the lst day Of Jan.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15
NO. 2ss BROADWAY, NEAR GRANITE

MONSIEUR EDoU.lRT, slhouthst o. ue rie.,sn .sa
M and English Royal Families. respectfully informs the
public that he has returned 70 ts, Of The Tntea
hs Nth him valuable collection Of Ike
neses Of dis.nsised characters in the Church. STATE
, m 25 OoO and his European :
M 80 NV ntocrap1s appended. This highly interest,"
ns collection is exhibited at his rooms where there nee
IS ad,r,sson Js5r, nj all hours OF the day
NJ :: .nntinucs 10 fake single Lkenesses or Family
@ ,,,e accuracy OF which too wen known TO the
cubic 10 require the abundant and atterns testimonials
thnt could easily be furnished
OF the Lkenessss in his collection be had
and taiuies attended their residences, II required
BcIps about leave this country for Europe he invites
his friends and pnb generally CAL snrfy ae poe
shie. st,.-,,x =. f..-
Likewise, DAGEEREEoFYPE JfKt5Sfss,cs s~Aen
from nature, Portraits ard MiniatMss, eseses q the
Silhouette Family Grcaas. tslSa'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15

LECTURES on EURoPE-Ihc Rev DR.. BAIRD will
commence his Lectures the Political Moral and Relis
lou. condition of the several nations OF Europe next Non
d,y NIGHT tho nth inst in the Presbyterian Church. Rev
Mr. Ea;ons) in Sixth street few doors East oil Secohl
Avenue. The Course will embrace eight lectures and VIII
be delivered week and the week following tickets
enc dollar for the Course Tor one persona three dollars for
ticket family of five persons. Single admission twe
tyve cents. The first Lecture will be on Russia ana
will at half past seven o'clock tickets may
be had at MIR Dods Bookstore corner OF Park Row aud
Nassau SITS or at the door. loi iw-
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15
POLICE OEEICE.
1rppER rnI.ICE.

YovSc G,MpLER.-Sericnnl Chapin and others Of the
,lRrcita Police last night arrested 10 white and coore
Soys IN grog shop C0nal street Elm engaged " Sam
sng &c. They committed and measures are taAei 10
,bate the nuisance Of the house.
Observation-Disclosures Rallnss, German cabinet maker
arrested aud committed for uumerciiully beating with
dab his apppntce named Andrew Ghekle.
TrrFrs-Jchn Porter arrested andi conmltted ior
ang ourt shirts from the line Of Catherine g. McLus No.
~ Mott street. .,
nv stolen 2 pairs of stockings chemlses drawers c
rom number OF females in boarding school kept by
ay at the corner of nth aud I'd aveue-which were
bad at the house Of James Burns her father. by officer Hep
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

ps,yn1rx-cue of the of the Swedish ship Gus
,1 living al this port was arrested deeerer aud
ela,iou held til, day. Hs alleges that the iii Ieamen, OF
A. spt justified him quitting the vessel On the part
he aptain IL was stated that s compelled by the laws
sweden and NORWAY 10 return every seasm I've brings out.
D. ser years the merchant servcs ever sailor
f0r yecr on board niaoi.saF De-
g.iou forenoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15

GPLENDrD ENGLISH PRINTS. O. TAYLOR &
~ co. ocbers, 80 Cedar street. received yesterday
CASES OF MAGNIFICENT ENGLISH PRINTS. ulisitr-
passed in Patterns Colerne In perfection Shading
they far superior previous importation. Also
received yesterday Gases OF tiALEoTA GINGIAafS
presenting the richest patterns and colornsA cash.
at the lowest market prices.
j. O. I. Il Co. openng the choicest styles Of
Goods from every Foreign arrival and ii those who visit
the City buy fine Goods make 1t their business call
SO Cedar the latest fashions and newest Goods may Away
be seen. ISL
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15

yNISD0W SHADE DEP0T--No Spruce street.
w $4,000 worth Of Shades. The subscribers ever anx-
ions please have enlarged their establishment supply
the increasing demand for their superior shades
buying Of them can rely having good article they
always willing to exchange them.
Their patterns consist OF every kind which could te In
vented and they have greater than all the
other establishments put together and they take great
pleasure in showing thein and are never offended ii they
DO not SELL People OF taste would do well 10 CALI Sign
Banners and Interior Decorations done nc: TO be SURPASSED
Trimming OF all kinds cheap.
no 3mls BART0L DE NAUNEf.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15

DR. II. KIMBALLS MINERAL TEETH-The cc!e-
erity which these Teeth have obtained ard the high value
set upon them By those who have worn them, toethcr
with their known intrinsic superiority over tie great mass
Of Teeth tha, made in this country, have induced Dr.
kinhall to make such arrangements will hereafter en-
ble him TO supply the increasing demand for them 10 sny
extent; he has been confirmed in this design by the uni
form success which has attended his practice In this de-
parteni OF his profession and by the high encoHuns that
have been passed upon these Teeth by many OF oar most
distinguished citizens who wearing thc and by
several or the most eminent Physicians and Dentists OF this
city, who have spontaneously offered the most ample esti
loinas to their excellence. These Teeth ard will con
tinue 10 te made by Dr. kimbau ercinsreiy for his oR
prasee; they are set In the elegant manner upon
gold plate and adapted 10 the mouth in way
combine the highest utility with the greatest possible
fort They arc warranted TO te unsurpassed BY any that
are made IN the ned States, and guaranteed: all
cases 10 fit perfectly, and to all the purposes that
artificial Teeth can De made 10 Dr. KnihalI wish
es it 10 be particularly noted that his arrangements are
such will enable him TO offer these Teeth, made in the
style above mentioned, a. The prices that arc 1yed
ae most rtor kiads. specimens may be seen at his
house, No. 522 Broadway, neas Spring-s olo lmisy.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15

CHEESEMAN'S ARABIAN BALSAat has lorg eeen
" known and appreciated for the efficacy and pecu-
liar property possesses for the cure of every kind Of
Wounds Bruises, Sprains and sores; and it is never fail
ing remedy for acute and chronic Rheumatism. The Bal
sam affords immediate relief for coughs and lungs,
pain in the side and breast weakness in the back and los
and Is warranted TO any Of the piles or ita OF
however long siang, when every thing else has iaiad
This cncr working Basam will restore numb or perish
e limbs sd joints. numbncss in any part of the body,
and Is s,re and pleasant application to burns scsids,
sore throas aud unsies Numerous and respectable
MAY es where has effected az sntitc cure
IN al the above cases PIiee 81 IN large 30 cents in small
scld wholesale and retail by A. s. & D. SANDS, Drug
s,. 7s Fulton street, s13 Broadway and II East Bread
way, ils lnlis
New-York daily tribune., 1845-02-15

Total. ...... S2,i9iil2 6,i5iV3l Gl993Ol2o'o,l'5
will be seen that these Banks with circulation
and deposi,es of less than millions have S7Go9eOO OF
specie while the Banks of th, City, with aggregate ccua-
,on and epositcs OF have only 600 Of specie