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OHIO LEGISLATURE.

COMPILED FROM THE Statesman
SENATE, Jan. IL, ls46.--on motion of Mr..
Kelley,
The report OF the committee of the whole was
taken up, and the Senate proceeded to the consid.
Grafton Of the amendments Of tho bill for levying
taxes upon the property of the State.
After some time spent in the consideration of
the amendments,
On motion Of Mr.. O'Ferall,
The bill was laid on the table.
HOUSE, Jan. IL, ls46.--Mr. Randall, from the
committee on Corporations, reported back the bill
relative to acts OF incorporation for manufacturing
and other purposes, with one amendment; which
was agreed to. -
Mr.. Ridgway moved to amend sald bill. where
it refers to the individual LIABILITY Of members of
corporations, for the debts of workmen, so as to
include all debts, whether Of large small amounts,
which was agreed to.
Mr.. Remeln moved to amend, by providing that
transfers ostock shall not be valid unless the notice
Of said transfer shall have been published and re-
corded; which was agreed to.
q
Of fone-Mf. Ridgway.
This bill is general act Of incorporation, and
authorizes any company OF fve or more persons
with capital stock Of not more than $500 900, or
less than $1,000, to associate together as an incor-
porated company, for the term of 20 years, for
manufacturing purposes, the stock to be deemed
real estate, and the affairs of such company to be
managed by not less than three, nor more than Sc
ven directors. II prohibits dividends from being
declared by any company while in an insolvent
condition. and also prohibits companies SO incor-
porated from engaging in the business of banking,
or dealing in bills of exchange, except when Civ
en- or received bona fde in the transaction of bu-
siness connected with the object Of the creation
ofsuch companies The bill further provides that
the property of such companies shall be assessed
and taxed in the same manner as the property of
individuals.1
Mr.. Lennon, from the committee on roads and
highways, reported back sundry petitions for ap-
Preparations for roads in Guernsey. Monroe and
Washington counties, and asked to be discharged
from the further consideration; which was agreed
"' w
Mr.. Ridgway offered resolution requesting our
Senators and Representatives in Congress, to ex-
srtther influence in behalf ofan appropriation for
the construction cf bridge over the Ohio river at
Wheeling.
MIR. Resmslin offered as an amendment, the fol-
lowing proviso:
Provided, that such bridge shall not interfere
with the navigation Of the Ohio river, which was
lost
Mr. w;,ford ,rovsd n ,r.nd ~. r..o,,,;o, h.,
m.s,.a !, I ,..d ~, .an, ps.....s,..;0. .0av.'o'
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A TTACHMENT.-At my instance an attach.
n ment was this day issued by Citizen Besll. :
justice Of ,he.peace Of the township of Sunsbuyv.
IN the county of Monroe. Ohio. against the prop.
erty and effects OF David Moore, . nonresident Of
said county, JASPER MALLORY, By
0P~ -'IInRv s~~st.
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IT Asst CALL.-All persons having accounts
IL Of nine months standing, will please call and
settle up Immediately, and save costs. The SUBJ
Kim WIN. G. PENNY
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oFOHIo. MONROE COUNTY. Sc.

STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, S..
- Court Of Common Pleas
John Dovenbarger and The said defendants
Christian his wife who are the widow and
vs.. heirs Of Nathan Archer
James Blake aud Rosanna late of said county, de-
his wife, Simon Archer, ceased, are hereby no.
Stephen Archer, Simon tilted that said COM
Archer and Sophia his planants have this day
wife, Alcinda Archer, filed in the Office Of the
Henry Archer, Thomas clerk Of said court their
Archer. James Archer, petition in which they
Elizabeth Archer, Widow demand partition of the
Archer. lands OF said Nathan
Archer deceased. They demand one tenth thereof
including the reversIon after right Of dover Of said
widow determined.
ARCHBOLD & WIRE,
jan 3l-3t Att'ys Pro Petitioners
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DAY UP!!-All persons indebted to the
subscriber will please call and settle up, as
his accounts must be closed.
JOSEPH MORRIS.
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ELTSHA NORRIS ESTATE--Noti is
~ is hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified as administrator of the es-
tate Of Elisha Morris, late of Monroe county, de-
ceased.
janl7 VINCENT DILLON. Adm'r
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ID DAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
~ that there will be apetition presented to the
Commissioners Of Monroe county, Ohio, at their
next session for road to commence near Michael
Flick's tobacco house on the Sistersville and
Woodsfeld road, thence west 10 the line dividing
the lands of Al. Flick and Harmon Hucls, thence
south west to John Wilson's corn crib. thence 10
white oak tree on said Wilson's land on the hill
above histobacco house, thence the best rout to
the line dividing the lands of j. Wilson and
EPhraim Headsy to maple, thence TO run on the
west side OF the south line to the township line be-
tween Centre and Perry township to the corner of
Peter Stines land, thence west near the south line
10 intersect the road running through David Bal
ley's land in Perry township TO ntersect where the
township line crosses said road. ian 81.
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ELIJAH STAATS' ESTATE.-Notice is
IA hereby given that the subscriber has been ap.
pointed and qualified as administrator Of the estate
Of Elijah Stats, late Of Monroe county deceased
ian 10 THOMAS vorrNC A5,n,r
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ID DAD NOTICE.-Notce is hereby given
10 that there will be petition presented to the
Commissioners of Monroe county, Ohio, at their
next session for county road, commencing at the
county road leading from Malaga to Coles opposite
Benjamin Stephens dwelling house, thence to the
county line between Monroe and Belmont at or
near John Finly's dwelling house. jan 81.
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IT OoK OUT.-Notice is hereby given to all
IL persons, not to purchase note Of hand for
six hundred dollars given to William Philpot, da-
ted some time in March l845, as the undersigned
have never received value for the same.
ur SIMPSON CR0NIN.
Jan. 81, 1876. WILLIAM DALEY.
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WE hereby certify, that the foregoing is true
statement and exhibits the true condition of said
fund. Given under our hands at Woodsfield, the
9Th day Of January, 1916.
TAOMAS ORR.
THOMAS GRIFFITH,
JOHN CLINE, ,Jr.,
n44:4w Fund Com'rs, M. C. o.
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The whole amount IS loaned at 7 per centum per
annum, payable semi-annually in advance.
The following are the sums loaned 10 the several
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4 DMINIsTRATORs sALE.-WiIl be sold

! A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.-Win be sold
"A at the Court House in the town of Woods
field Monroe county, Ohio, on "Wednesday, the 4th
day Of March, 1885, between the hours of 10
o'clock, a. m. and o'clock, p. m. of said day, the
following lands belonging to the estate of Asa For.
shey, deceased, to witt The South West quarter
OF the North East quarter of section fteen to wn-
ship sIx and range seven, containing forty acres;
and also the South East quarter OF the North East
quarter of section fifteen, township six, and range
seven containing forty acres subject to the widows
dover. Terms of sale--one half cash in hand, and
the residue in one year with interest, to be secured
by approved security.
JACOB McVAY, Admir-
jan sISb of ASA FoRsHEY.
AUDITORS SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS.
NoTicE is hereby given, that will offer for sale
IN at public auction, at the door of the court
house in Woodsfield, Monroe county, Ohio. on
Wednesday the 4th day Of March, A. d. 1876, the
following tract Of Land, to wit The East half of
the North West quarter Of Section 16, in Town
ship 6,of Range Z, containing SO and 2S hundredths
acres more or aised at the sum Of 5l7 6S
Said land in no case to be sold for less sum than
hve dollars per acre. nor for less amount than the
appraised value thereof; one twelfth ofthe purchase
money to be paid at the time Of sale, and the bal
ance in twelve annual nstanents, of equal amount,
with annual interest thereon.
JOHN. M KIRKBRIDE, Aud'r,
Monroe county, o.
n.
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TAMES GUTHRIE'S ESTATE.-Notice 10
- hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified as administrator of the
estate of James Guthrie late of Monroe county.
deceased. JOHN DAVENPORT. Admr.
jan g.
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EXPENDITURES.
Amount paid Treasurer Of Monroe
County for State Common School
Funds $969 s5 8
Amt paid Treas. Monroe
Co., principal 10 be re-
turned to State 1881 90
Amt paid Treas. Monroe
CO. for county purposes 806 20
Amt paid E. Archbold,
being interest overpaid
on Eddy's mortgage I 50 Q
Amt paid Recorder Of
Monroe CO. for record
ing Hurd's mortgage SO
Amt paid James R. Nor
ris for printing annual
report and circulars 8 90
Am'tpaid VIM. C.Walton
fees on judgment ag'st
McMillen ct al. 10 10
Amt paid VIM. Okey fees
of Clerk and Sherlffs in
various cases 81 Sc
Amt paid Joel Yost Fund
Commissioner 8 100
Amt paid Tho's Orr do 8 90
Am'tpaid John Cline do 6 90
Amt paid Jno. M. Kirk
bride Agent so 90
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Amount loaned to Individu,Is
Monroe Academi.
cal Association
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Trade Of the Hudson.

Ppodsoe and Country Mtreazdse A-rring al Neo York
Arnn 13-Bzee Brnaus-Sehuyle-'s Line.-u tics
beans r C Russell; cornsbellera, Jno Mayhew
Co; cases goods Hoyt e. Tilnghast; % boxes
Lewis Benedict e. CO.; IS boxes soap and candles. 5
bbIs Gil Boyd & Paul; 30 bbls lime, Hunt; ! Dbl
ashes, Mead e. Co; 40 bbls -four, o. & Bennett :;
z36 do Herhck Van Buskirk 500 bbls -four. &, w
Sehuyler; 105 pea holow-ware, Blackwell Il Burr y
bales goods Elliott g. Boynton Is doz scytnss Dennis
town & Disbyow l22 casks box cheese, 10 tubs but
ter Ssmi Perry 30 bbls hams kegs tongues Cooper
& Glrsud % bbls peas w Alton kegs butter, Leg
gctt, Ludlam g. Co.
Lake Boa, S. f. Shepayd-N. Y. and Schenectady Linz.
5000 buAhels oats 30 bbls potatoes do eggs do up
pies master, 1000 broom handles T. E. Allen.
Laas Boot baltimore from Seheneetady-64 bales hay. ee
do owners. II bis potatoes j. mcCarty. do Beason
Brouwer 300 doz broonns LII. Bohve, 100 dot H. Allen
9 kegs butter, master.
Canal Boat r. T. Slack-Duraai. Ldtsrop & Co. Line
5000 bush rye. Dursnt, Lsthrop g. Co.
Lake Boat Iaperial-J n. Zayk0rs Lt'e--o'o Dds
beer. 50 bxs candles X Taylor o. son.
Lax Boaz Delpa,co-J 7rtpney--5ooO bush malt, DOo
bbls beer X Dunlap Son.
Canal Boot Lsyaci Cone-from Lansins buygh-Feat,
Me,sy.-IiDO bush corn E w Durham g. Co; 1900 do
OATS master oilcIoh. Andrews; 30 bbls beans
master.
Bargs Inspector. Cap. l. J Wood-Sutf sure LiRe-lli
bbls dour Dows Cary SGT Do e T rease; rolls box
leather Barge e. Melvin; casks cheese tubs butter
Bowman u stanton; tubs butter, Conan, Hopkins
Co; casks and toxes Cheese II Burrll & Co; hrkins
lard 8 Delaue tubs butter, Goodridge t. Co; de
Plat Brush II 10 r White; 81 sacks wool. Chaplin;
25 bags snt z Stocking; 3 tcs do VIM Moffatt.
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Drp Goods
rpLENpIp NEW SPRING

SPLENDID NEW SPRING DRY GOODS
- L-rnl- Nichols 757 Broadway, wcaic solicit, The
o. lsdies he assortment OF goods nch
have been purchatod auction and Of importers within be
present week they embrace al thai Is elegant and
adapted 10 hs pr-ser; and Coming will be sold
moderate profit Among oh-r goods b. would mention
lhs following among he desirable The market a.
iord..
Nous dc !sines Of every description;
Barge. ornhre stripe;
B.lk9rines, French eingtarns and printed lawns;
French aosl'ns, 5rocad- do;
Black six rsS.s barge and various Other styles al
pacsl., English and gaze 5Auuels.
Drawer Coos SVSs- BOOK an null izconst, Victoria
.~ns h,.hop Go, p4n sad striped muslin craperie. also
Ffeneh lIsA ard Scoc5 noIa iheeting and snrrs
diapers, 1zak!ns
genera assortment OF hosiery and gloves French col
iaT., capes, thread aces ana ed .ings
SLACK Brussels See muslin Aad Engsh thread; hkeEis-
svsec s!ock Of Domestic Goods prnLs white and brown
s--crfs and stc and Al other goods tnzi required
by families &C 4; lu-oaSl NICHOLS 81 Broad gay.
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Real &sf6te.

- FOR SALE-A very pleasant country residences
e b ahou; sores Of and =, Greenwich c.. situated
~. ~ Boston rurapks 81 miles from NewYcrk- and
comsDd,ns beautiful prosgeci Of he Sound SAID 7iaee
/, o1Iv f-s rods FROM IN. Post Oc-. and within hsf
ni- Of ,hr- Chnr-h-s Al Academy and hs contemplated
Railroad .nd about ron de si-aroosi lAndina
tn house u new large and crDaodous iaidinS coorh
o1tbudirks complete and well atisj for geni-i tesi-
dence. Ths land is % he Srsi qraliiy
Possession given Immediately. Inquire OF = =;
u Chs;has NcwYork OF he sahser;osr near ne pro
nises. mn BENJAMIN PECh
EaA FINE FARM tie Ohio River for ssle-lI RS
about 10 acrss-50 n cu.ugaror-he balance good
umber-a large brick house with Port:co, cellars;
smoke house stable. 500 good fr trrss springs aac
irst well The sce IL healthy and cheerful!
wiki view Of The river six u,ies The -z:l aad other
steamboats, daily the door Il bncs the river
perches ard would suit for steamboat buidtng with
water launching he largest boats ST all tunes Il
nile from Hanover College lrdsrs. from Madison. -
from Louisville 90 from C!ncinrs Il would suit well for
female boarding school l;w; De sold eutre or zoe acres
with The buildings Possession any ccs. Address pcst
psid) HAYS Madison lad Information insy also b.
obtained BY letter (posi psi) by personal interview.
from TIE Rev JAMES kNOS, No. 81 so0rth aveute ~ l.
M. IswSrnNStW-
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Daily Arrivals of Produce, Stock, &c. by the
New. York and Erie RalLrOad C0mpany-

Grswold lot pig iron, w II. Townsend lot ship tim
Der, A Tsllman 5 bales yarn, Swan e. Reynolds bale
dry goods Gilman g. Co lot ship timber D. Saycr ~
D. Pierson cars pig iron w. L. ArDes SO sheep,
Stubbs Warden: 10 tubs butter 10 calves Capt A. s.
Trmb.e; bdls fork handles. Nicer g. Lawson; bx5
hardware. Thomas q Franklin; do dry goods. Law
reucs T Timbie: 25G sides leather, Buckley e. Brooks
l2e do. 4. K Freeman; lot sheep skins, VIM. Stubbs
lot ship lumber c. s. Johnson "a tubs butter, ls cnlves
Capt. D. A. Blake 20 calves 10 sheep IT tubs butter
Capt. Hoyt; Q bales dry goods, Maihoney Proctor.
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STATS & BARKER.

CLOTHING AND ECkStshI>S wAsEHoCsE.
No Is SrS--zsg ia ect!y sPposI:- RstarG Rot=Ll
y .uent of spring al .rmo-r ioots which ,hey viii
make ap 10 order II the fashionable styles a. Aer
n rrsson.hle prices.
Stranger. aac Others ne supplied with very SUPER.
of article OF READY MADE CLOTHING.
Blue. brown a2c black cloin Dr-ss src
tuNA ~ % Sd W
sake Gotos Casen-r-., Peito Goats GO 70 u ~
Tw--ds, h=rbaas &c Lam Cos-a.--.. 50 20 90
Pants OF Cashmere, Linen Drlls, Gc.. 80 20 ca
Vests OF " ell- Mars C4s,n-re Silks kc. % 20 90
Overroai-a Aght ana o-alnfni TSe-cs, S1Io Gotnas
Nd Casslrn-r-s. for travelling Ov-rcos.I
Also E-a-rsi OF furnishing articles, viz
CfsvAis Sioexs Ties Shirts. Collars Cloves Scsp-nd-rs,
six zDt cotton Under Sttris kc Sc mls Sr
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PURSUANT 10 order OF '. b. BoNEsTEEL, Surro
gate Duchess County Nouceis hereby gwen thai ali
persons having claims the estate OF Townsend Way
late OF the OF fishS IN SAID county, deceased are
required 10 exhibit The same with the vouchers thereof 10
Russell Dart At his place of business in the City OF New
YORK, No. is Au1rnans before the day OF Nay
dei-nl! thereof their cAuis Will be declared
preclnded from payment hy William Camp Executor, &c
oai szd Dated this 2iih day OF October. 1915
WILLIAM ;. CAMP, Executor OF sid estate
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NETWORK.
CLEARED

CLEARED.
Bark II Bartlett Baker, Pensacola.
Brig Marcellus Stuffed. st kits, Nesnth & Walsh.
Schrs r Bottom. Chapman. Csrtbngcna, Everett q
BAtsele Spy, Lacy Boston; Duxbury. Edrdge Boston
Young Van Burcn; II w Godfrey, Weeks. Plymouth;
Manner. Eickerson. Boston.
sloop PaucRtuc. Davts, Fsll River.
Barge Morris, DAILY, Phad.
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!. PASSENGERS ARRIVED,

In the shtp Sutton. from Chdrieaoa-Mr D Robertson,
lady and children; Boudard and LADY, Mr. Maynard,
lady and child; Mr. Lem lady and children; Mrs VIII
Hams aias Williams. mcssrs G Godfrey, II Wilson,
Sir Msrshall Brake. Mackey. and % in sleeIsYe.
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ln0in Rubber GOODS

nays PATENT iIOSE-The experience OF ,eu
~ years In the manufacture OF Rubber Hose has proven
the utter lnpossbi.y OF combining permanently Rubber
h5rOus substances inrrniupled in such way 10 mHks
Hose free the trouble Of mGeg sGd qusnlly
msnu 'actureTs us'o "ueuiOI.v-. - t-1-- M pa,
tent Hose my invention from the objections, ard
offer II for sale under guarantee, IN such terms
will be furnished buyers purchase Every piece viii
hav. tho name Pa,.uc. and of the Patent.
coriiug imitation Of which penal offence under
the laws Pdce iaS ceps per foot suitable. for Croon and
other sizes in proportion Manufactured and for sale,
wholesale and reiaby
HORACE H. DAY IS Maiden lane,
ais after lsi Nav y Cortland.si-
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msl 1awam Attorney for Attaching Crrdi

l1l utinkR OF the Hon. Jacob Z. Lansing, Supreme
ID Court Commissioner Notice /. hereby given ih-i an a.
tschuent has Issued sean the estate OF NaIsslel Jecocks
laIe OF Lansiugburgh the County Of Rensselaer, sb-
-conding debtor due proof made to the laid Connis-
ou-r pursuant the direction Of the statute CONCERNING
Attachments against ebscondiug concealed or ncnres-
deai dehor Snd tina: The SAM VIII be sold Tor The pay
OF bis debts unless the said sebiof shall appear and
discharge such according TO law within three
months FROM the arsl publication OF this notice and mat The
payment debts the delivery OF any property be-
longing The debtor him or for his ami the Trans
fer OF say property hy him. for any purpose hsever are
forbidden ls and void Dated February TO- 1876.
l7flsw3ui c. c. PARMLEE Any for attaching creditor.
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S f<dse 61SstsOR l'S
orc Advertised. LAD1.
Ainslin, Madame
Ailsson, susxn
Arnsi, Madame X
Austin. Sarah
Aymar, Charlotte
BRbcock, Lydia "A
Bad wis, G w
Bradley. Mary
Baker, Phebe
Banks, Mary Anr
Bsrtly. Ann
Bremen, Bird get
Brsdy, Mary
BgbOur, Mary F
Blake. J osephine c
Bs,l, Hary II
Bsgg, Eliza OF Jane
B-Nly, Rebecca A
Bell. Sarah
Bills, Sarah Jane
Brown, L II d 6 tniliner)
Brooks, Msas T
bishop, Elizabeth
Boylen, Patrick
Blower. Mrs
Boyd, Eilsnor
Rtyson, Mary
Butler, Margaret II
Brysn, Bridget
Caldwell, Emelipe
Casey. Esos
Clacy, Mary AM
Clark. 8 tGraDd-st)
Clancsy, Eidgei
Carr, Cst.nrine
Casi3sy. Mary A
Chapman. Mrs
Chsss, Eliza
Chir0n, q r
| Lihrk, ~ II
Chlysrton, LsyiDs
Cisco. hrs
Cornish. Ellen
CONNIE, Harrie,
Croker, Eliza G
Con uslly, Margsre, M
Colville, Jane
Costello. Madame
Cob-o, Sarah J
Darling, r Jr
Davies. Rachel
Drake, J1lisn
Davis, LOUISE NJ
Draper, msraDds
Desne, Abigail
DesD, ) II
DsusHsp, Harriet
De Nor-sp, Madame
Donaghey, AIMEE
Doubiedou;hy, Sarah
DOnne.ly, Ann
Douglas,, Eliza Jane
Dooiittie, J 5
Donglass. Sarah a
Dwyre. Julia
Dulnon, Ellen
Drummond. Mrs james
Emons, Mary
Everett, Sarnh
Eaton. Harriet
Ely, julia NJ
Ensw orth, Catharine NJ
Fnulds, Emmy
FrsrV. J Ayscough
Farrell, Avn
Flendfan. Henrietta
Fsrrrr, NJ AE
Farrell, Frances
Ferguson. Eiizshelh
F.ruburg, Jare III
Fear;h, Fanny
Ferguson, Susan
Relio, Sarah
Freeman. Hannah
Fitzpatrick, Bridget
Fitzpatrick c
Fountain, T.
Fox. Ann
Floyd. Sarah
Flnnnery, Mrs
Grant, Jane
Gr-cie, Sarah
Galloway. Mrs Henry
GRAY, Debory
Granger, Rebecca IL
Gibbons, A II
Grogsn. q
Guirk, Mary NJ
Gum, Ca,harine
Quinn, Elizabeth
Guliu. Sarah Jane
liumllton, Mary
Hau, Sarah
Hal. c
Hall, Louisa
Hendry, Mrs Mary
Higgins. fsabel!a
Hogta. Matilda
.Hoilis,er, Emma
Howdall, Emma
Huntley, Hannah
lrviue, Mary }
Jarvis, Mary Ann
J-nk cus. Susan ID
Jeremiah, CArnlinc
Jonas, Mary lSpring-s,)
Jutt,ng. SnphIs
J ohnsnn, Ann Eliza
Johnson. Alvira
Khan. margaret
Kearuan, Margaret
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by ORDER OF Charles 2. DAILY, Associate Judge o,
ID he Court Of Common Pleas for the Cy aud County OF
New Soiic. hereby giV-G pursuant ~ the prUvi,
ions the authorizing attachments against ahscord
ing concealed, and nonrc-den debtors thai M asca'en
ha. Issued assinst tie o; eusmn FaneGl Hunt
resident of The SAL. OF South Carolina and that the
III b. cold for he payment h dehi u1e-s he appear
and dcharge such atachuirn according 10 law, winin
nine months ON publication OF this notics and
that The Gayent nay debts him hy residents OF
TIL. Safe ana delivery him for his u-r OF any
prop,rty within this Sl.le beon sng him. And The transfer
Of my such properly By him forbidden by and
void. Dated the S1A day Of MsFch IS 10
W. II. DEFOREST,
tnll 1a,van AiinrnrY for AlInchlnY Cr.Hior
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HUTCHINSON ~ RUSYON hav. hand large
ano splendid of every description OF India
Rubber Goods in cons sting in part OF abost
5000 dozen Guodyenr's Patent Corrugated Suspendefs
700 pairs meas wom-ns sud chiidren. Rubbera
900 do do Leather Soled Ovsrshoea
$40 do DO Metallic do
coo do Ladies Sandals, Metallic
500 do do Slippers do
300 do do Buskins, do
All OF which will he soi wholesale retail the
reasonable terms the Warehouse OF tho Newark ~ j..
lnds Rubber Factory, So MAden.lnn-. mil 6,isostf
CtOODYEAR,S Patent S1sprnders manufactured by
NHUTCHINSON l. RUNYON, - Madeu-lane.
chants and others supplied In any Quantities very liberal
terms spentd assortment OF hne saspeutefs for the
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DRsNTING OFFtCE FOR SAIE-A Rare
Chance fort Practical friu,erA newspaper establish
mont located In aourtsLpg village upon OF the great
est ,horoughisres tn the United ssa,es, offered Tor sale
upon advantageous terms
The paper 10 Why In pocs has the confidence Of the
Whg party Of The CounYwhch gises from $50 to 900
Whtg ms'ority-snd receives liberal support
The printing materials Ia excellent condition and
large assortment Of JOB typo hiss just been added the
For farther particulars, inquire at tho Advertising
Desk ~ INC Ttinane Chico. n 3-An letters ruust be
poetpsla 70 receive sncauon ati6D&stw
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20 a EaK.ti FOX SAIn---StuaLeo OF tns Road irotn
~ New Rochelle 20 White Plains, about equi d!,IsnI from
esch containing 80 ACRES or LAND, all Of which
Plough Land excepting Ten Acres which s Wood Land.
Ybe place divided by lane ard laid outnlo convenient,
lots for cultivation. All me encos Of stone, IL good
order. snd the ground h ofcClvston. The build
lngs all o. good character and In order FOR TERMS app
s. 3. KENYON 90 lt- premises, or OF
lnRIkNCE r-st.E Voyt.