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BOI.IAN PIANOS.

'UNHE subscriber has lust received
] " Il from the marulaetoy o. Nunns a Ciars New
f"' who pefeharsd The Patent
eiespnz hasSaehassfts) for CoLENANs KOLIAN ATTACH
hNT To tho Piano Forte ohs.e ~os
en n, invite. the p1be tn appfobaloy
ron lev o the Journal. Of country Of England
where the h'trumsni has been is eapaee. p
tested winch appeared spontaneously unity ad
sahtaEes and sresispes Of this combination
The feel eonhenee assuring the public that th
NtSrios one Of .nraotdnary IA. purcha-
OF he Patent Right the critical examination. .r. mad,
and experiments testing It's gone into the
results OF waeh FUZZY satisfy the
~ that 10 liable from trap.op.
nj atmosphere and that the "osn remain in tun. and IN
'oer IN any 'Lssrs They
esd Peron IN regard 10 these FONTS security
e most saustae DRY ~arahire instrument
p. n. TAYLOR,
Ale Agent in city Of the Ab,v. p-,r,.D.
PLANO FORTE AND MUSIC STORE
Oopn-
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FOR NEW ORLEANS,

AHkiNs LBBY's Line Packet. b~t~e.n RE huond md
New o-ans will regular run in s-ot.uh.,
and will be eompo-.d Of h- following y----<
Bargne BACHELOR cant, h.. uo,ro.
Brig ORI.RAsa Caut W.. s.r,,r
Brig JOSEPHINE C,n, 10. po.,--.
one OF the above vees Wi place regularly Sy.ry
ne can with confidence,
' puoe as they were baih nsur.
a. low a- any other ve- steady md Din.
Greer hrn OF ohf experience the trade freight passage
having very superior Accommodations cabin aud ie.rax.
P~s~xerh aPpy@ J. FISHER SOS, or
. HARKINs LIBBY
" D. Al freight from thr county ye.- win b.
and Forwarded BY charging retua r.yas. ana
J.F.&6-
- hal.
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ANOTHER LARGE AND FRESH SUPPLY OBJ
CLOTHIN

~ T. Agent u now enabled present and p,,t -.
- n't ms customers md the E.nera one ofth.
4u HEesi as-nen's Of really Clothing ana Cen. ~.
~ maj vas ever his privilege BE therefore sIer. n n,
s,, - ,ne Purehas- Of good cheap article 10
1Ii WIN call before purchasing es.u here. "A ,.,.
20 heir o~n pleasure and profit that spss ca ain
ticies- seHhs kood aAa eh.ap az
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VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
MTSIC.

SIGNOR GEORGE takes pleasure in informing the eiti
~ OF Richmond vicinity e has located himself IN
this city, and prepared give in Ja and I
sHtai Muse sEnor George on the Piano Porte
Guitar Canoneits, Flute Conopean Buee French Horn
SC &c HIS Veal issire0ss gvn IN such ,i,le as eanbo
TAI to give hpupls thorough knowledge
Gases may he formed NJ his street. near
Ladies' who prefer IT, will BE- At heir residences Gen
ueHen who desire to fern fHf among themselves
do 20 aud receive instructions wind on
ths most moderate ierns-The elass o. be an Rvsnn ON.
Any communication hen residence NJ Ssnor ,;.oryc nj
o's Book store. will promptly attended To- g. 2a-6r
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MORRIS ROBINSON, Ple.id, At.


sAsuEL HISSLT, Secretary.
The subscriber, Agent above Company il prpa.J IN
receive applications for Ie any Of the
named viz for for life any ,um not
exceeding $40 600 life The for All
Of the intermediate not noted In the above
vel as all other information Interesting desiring effect
Insurance, VIII also be made known APPLICATION The aan
iAges offered by this Company believed equal not
superior TO those offered by oe or Great
Britain. n CIy
Physician to the sceey-ihe Family Physician Of the patty
whose life $ be insured. or 49,
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ALEIANDER'S TRTCOBAPHE
A NEW AND INVALUABLE Dissolve


RN-Renr liquid Dye vii iutlrtsur1usiy changes IA
color Of The ha On hCs1ufui blown without injury 90
The hair ~ sn tn" 0f this tyc consist In ts
eay mode of application and tuauarsuus cSt other dives
requiring tom ten 10 twelve hours rroiure change
superior excellence apparent % ever one uaan nris
application.
iEtirlct ff0ln the rhiai. riia ulfy Sun
NitfNntEf sc1pAruE The fnar ct the Iaif
truly aronshnE " rci yref'gy our Office ant The
change from frrt q hacs, was u.fautt.s.ua
IFNiract ron the rlfa1,'.iis Forum1
NfFea NJ our acquaintance have f.suty arpri % their h.
TIE valuable liquid dyc Known Ac,antt rfeabaphes rev
aud vauah tscovey md t5siu isd - produce te
desired enct iusd ay afrr arr, % to gay hair or ybse
upafs beautiful brown or black co'or.
liuract a. NJ the rh.a :e.rhs trqurrrl
uAH WITH liquid dye Tor ihr hair by e
\ WHfht ~ sou'h fih street BE- stscnent stcc. Hs.am
mt insui1rtoasy changes the cnl brautu
boNnoi baet nni without injury tho tsa-ue dye h. ctrod
"Aieranfet's Tficablphe'
or CAUTION To prevent fraut each sirsr,io, 49,. a.
wfitten signature of a.. Acranfrr
Fot Sc BY nuva' 60. Y. Duvai John~on J. " Frs
aee S'u' lrslc kehuonf. a. Cofius and sross.of
Robertson Fecrbur Kinr 10y Robertson a Cornes ~
san'os Noro md ~ Druggists rru-rsy throughout tbe a.
Hsie.- ard b ne Sole Arcnts, &C. 4 Wright.
~iA-Im % sn'h On Street. Phf'aiciphn
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rant has been long and fAvor4by Eno p in In. so,,A
a cheap covering for preserving roof. Ir
"hen put on with common oil il preserve. shn.,. =. .
No1 Nork rom decay for number Of yeas m.sins 49, %
- % ana 70 great proof Those h,vinr roos.
USE anu nus oufaoe paint tbeJ
90 "' ~ hS ABOVE assorted colours offered for ,e Nv
P. JOHNSTON Drussisa
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New and Rich style, of Tea and Dinner
StRVICES

UsT opened at China Hall entirely new and rich
the pubic sinvet. rik-vi-- -.r - FI-n, E,. -
= DnneI serviees-and White Granite Of and
Pne's CaIat No ~ China Hall West Main Street
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,,,,- My !OIRT OF NOTICE.

VDUTNEy a nc 80. nHu NHOtS--Hlles' 4 SonH Mais-
v,n, 81 - 10 would respectfully invite rsuieaen in
tbs PAR OF Water proof boot or shos. 10 civ.
n,1. nave Just opened splendid made by the .boy-
So. Nheh are known equal to any mad in ,hs NJ
b, ~ nsy coz hre more som. boots and ,Sos.
via. vo , ,hem worth double much Gentmep -, iD
ference A. Na' anu sAey val Be found worth Il
- n ~ nT-ra
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New Law. MEDICAI- An MISl7EI ,

l." Law MEDICAL AND MISCELIA
= NtoCs BOOKS Just received D. KINGS Boob AV.p
ey. next DOR 10 the Once ~ 'Eeh
VOL ls Of Duef on Insurance valuable new work i,
otne the Law and Practice OF Marine Insurance d.
ron critical examination Of AdsdEed Cases and m.
usase OF commercial Nations. BY John Duer l. l. 10 oDs
OF the late teVises Of the Statutes OF New YORK - ~
HiTs New York Reports.
Also an ihe supply Of Warren. Statutes g-eaty nod
from the old edition. ~-"' 4AP'O'eu
Vo sh Of Bleon' Asasement new and popular A,De
Vol 4Oih n the Law Library
And !. Hos OF hee-on and wekbys FIehequer Repors
na'soh IS Digest and many other valuable books
N' "isnn on the DI.ea,ss OF SKIN being ,r,,,.t
'ra'e on healthy SKIN with The Medical and no
treatment OF euianeous diseases Erasuus Wilson au,h, -
Ahatoihss wade heeum. et- illustrated with Engravry.
Ash the Cyelopeda OF 5000 practical Rse.pt. AMI -
fonaiion in the Aus Manufactures ami Trade nv 49,
SooS' praeheal chemist, with numerous Errrayin1,
Reds Dictionary Of the English Language
fremonis Narrative OF the Exploring Expedition
Grahlms Colonial History
Banerors History L STATS
Anotter supply OF Howe's History Of Va
he shove Works had al the Bo.toB No, w.. - 4,
Philadelphia prices. '" iS'A ana
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FOR Life.

Insurance be effected any
by Application to HENRY LUDLAM.
Ju Sly Richmond, Va.
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MUSIC FOR THE MILLION.
ROMANS Il ELLIS,

28S. BROADWAY. n. v
Solicit the attention Of the Pub especially Professor. and ANA,
ieus To their valuable the MUSICAL WORLD 81 -
their Editions Of Cheap and Music containing Popur
standard and Copyright Songs Duets, Gises Narches W,hxe.
sc with nh Accomplishments for Forte and
aeeompaniRenH for The F1ate-Ar LESS THAN HALF THE
USUAL PRICES. ~ ''iN
Romans Ellis have Published
Ssz Popular SOHgs Jrs e.... ., -. a., ole
= IN be there worisby Fitzhal music by g. H. Roiw.u
Lei no THOUGHT 90 Care oPpresS Thee words BY Jefeys
from Norma. - ''-'
Far away my Bright Land word. by J.at.v, ,o,;
from Norma = N'' '
20 as. that Sh7dJ,T ffoli tbs Blow
The sunny Hours Of Childhood; by Carpenter music
BY HaHowsy. r. A
The Mel dies Of many Lamb ,,o,i. h, t.s..- - !,
Charles w. Glover - 'e "
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VISIT OAK HALL,
BOSTON, Mass.
THE MOST POPULAR OF THEM ALL.


PON the suggestion Of several gentlemen of
~ Richmond Va vicinity Of for,Sar
ing to my establishment their order. for Clothing forth the fol
lowing Sdve tsmer Tor the perusal Of
Of paying large for their CIo,hing
Accommodation aRi orders paid areomps-
MED with money dram pay at sight Any
gentleman wishing viii please state whether h, is
eopulen OF SLIM hts height and his weight asp h
but should prefer, II perfectly convenient have his
measure taken by for Goats Pants ad Vests and
insure : OF III.
FALL CAMPAIGN!
Magnificent, Chastc and Original Designs for
Msm"deiing Oak Hall for all rradci
WITH MODERATE SALARIES FARMERS, MECHANICS.
sEAMEN, FIREMEN AND OTHERS, VISIT OAK ~ I'LL,
ARRIVAL OF FALL GOODS! TO WHOLESALE DEh-
wou again respectfully the citizens Of Boston and
strangers visiting hr city later delay ofsT during
time have been e have completed my
the most magnificent scale greatly surprising former
meals hf ha sHenidy decorated with almost Magic Ele
The architecture Gothic
PSruny TO display his se TO advantage The paintings which
ano'n t wal are - lerey ehAe and Appropriate that
will be fully compensated for the trouble Of visiting
design and effect Of the especially the
evening unequaed any store this side Of the Atlantic Much
praise IL due the his
ment aier myself thai the good Of
'ownsnen will fully appreciate all have done establishment
the FIRST and only that adop Cd the "ETs Ss
fea Before Oak Hall
thing for gentleman from 50 500
FOR half Of this perfect
obtained at this made with that
that Distinguish my Emporium OF
Fashion 6rt gnated the Gothic style OF Boston,
not visited thu Place Of Resort
the street would respectfully my estab
visited and paonsed by the influential
dIyiiuals The question is To find good place at
Reasonable Pee and and nliing that
win upon the form grace grntiy. Five good
why purchase Oak Hall less any
esiabi. hment in the United States
firstYou do not have pay for your individuals
that did not previous my Oh de
livery.
seeond-f any Carmen, pleasing in every
ular IL IL inconvenience
another Ready Made Garments directly n
Third purchase Goods extremely
give benefit selling smallest adj
FOURTH 20 by the motto-rse sales and proGtso
some say-"no profits all " That III leave with my
decide
FinhMy facilities such doing large bgsi-
ness that u can afoId To sell at very low prices
BOYS CLOTHING
have lately added already rooms
for the manufacture OF Boys Chng keep large supply
OF every variety and kind, awayson hand
TO WHOLESALE EAI.ERSl
You will find the variety or every style Manu-
featured Clothing AdaPrd for Fall your different Trades
will be sold extremely low large
At RETAIL.
One OF the largest and best selected Stocks Fall Goods
ever in OAK HALL and will be sold at the following prices
PANTALOONs.
$500 Fall mi of Pan. o 81
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TO THE Gsnfs:S IN HTICUIaH
M DEPILAroRY POWER been found bi-hv bepes,,
w aud Of great ladies' afflicted with SUI
peous hair principally when confined In the
upper lip aRd side giving eue turn TO b, who'll
features When used with proper according 10 the
tons will be found In be addition the Us,
Of sharp entirely avoided ana the hair ~ r.D,ovs
in d u minutes aner It's application
This composition inable. warranted To remove
hair Amer
success which b.
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SPLENDID PIANOS.
fEs2iED nRINKEg q MORRIS hn'
tAf[+I y ments with IN. reIehrat.,

SUPERIOR WINES AND BRANUlES.
a NHAMPAIGNE WINE OF shoce brands.
~ Roma 's and amhsrion Burgundy
HoekLeimeT and Rudrsheimrr Wine
Regina. Roriz, GfsPe Juice ard other Port Win.
Madeira. Sheny and other white Wines
LondOn Dock Brady
saLirae and other BTands--FoT sale by
JOHN CREME, iS3 Main street.
celS OF 18th.
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JULES HAUEL's DEPOT.

JULES HAUEL's DEPOT
80 South "a Street below Chestnut
And by Agents, Main Street l.. Gn'er. A. puyaI Co r
DuvaL DOqu"sne shoekoe TIl =. ". Zaehrissou w A.
Dornn. Peienbure: BragEs, Thomas a Co
9cJPTemums awarded the FrsnSn Institute de I'm
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DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS

lots to suit purchasers, for export or country
uAas -She.inss shinnsS oEnaburvs DiDnrs Ticking
YARNS twbt and filing. from Nos to 49, Of
New Jersey % W. '''i' ~ "tei''n
south Carolina North Carolina Virginia Delaware and
SANITY hand. " '' "@''' wv"
and WaddnE. ~ '''''''"e '"'"o
eal advances on eonsgnmens Of good styles Of the
Enumerated Mueles RAJ srEBRINs
~
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I@ NOR LONDON.-A first.class coppered
SHIP will be City IN 10 or Is day., to load "a,
uf aSovr port Fer freight Of tobacco or hoer apply
a III CHARLES PALMER
an NOR BOSTON.-The regular packet
~ II sehr RowENA Capt YourE having nearly or b,
cargo engaged and going on bard will have p,es,,s ,
"a anes ofSoo 6uIes 'oSseeO passage apply on boS
RANKIN wH.TLoCK.
.6h FOR BOSTON.-The f4s; sailing scbI
ca THOMAS II. THOMPSON can, S. 'r,
succeed the Rowena ana having portion Of Der caro- -
nave di'Paieh For balance passage apy on board
c-O 3y RANKIN a wHrTLoCK.
.fSfI FOR CHARLES TON, 5. C.-T6e 81
- perior schr GEO. HENRY. Capt. Snow having
poron Of her earEo have dsusteb For s,ln
''TsS S6 or passage apply on board, or
$40 RANKIN wnrTLoCK
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Ar The fine Schr LEoNoRA Captain Fontaipo
TX now ready TO load will have all possible dis,,,b -
fot ire s apply to the Captain At Pic let. wharf or to
u, JAMES FISHERS SONS
lfSA FNOR BALTIMORE. The 6nc scb,
COL DE RUSsEi, PARKER having the g-eat
'uoh OF her cargo en- aged win a. d,.u,en n,
-nee o. cargo sPPy u "A RANKIN = wHrTLoCK
Lne ENOR AMSTERDAM The coppered and
law 70, The ,so, snip CANTON to load without
i, ' pom can ~Ae 800 obls nolr appl eauon TO
ia HENRY LUDLANS 60.
m E'OR BOSTON.-The regular pack.t srb, ED
EEI WARD Baker master, having most Of bs,
cargo eh-ssr Will have mne patch For baaps.
aPFi' "n 1oa'd at Piesen's wharf orto
!. RANKIN wnrrLocK.
For AMSTERDAM.
40 The ship LOTOS, is now ready 70 re-
ee'e cargo for the above port. Bermuda HIbjjs.h.
~ " I'oh OF winch being eRgs ged, have cesnafeb
ho wanting to ship will please early arpca on ~ rt M
-t"zI- u RANKIN a wHTrLo.H
FOR BALTIMORE
kfD Inc fine schr WIN. PENN, cant. Rrvxop
- having the her cargo ,ng,ssd
2 or 300 barrels on deck Apply TO '"' Ou'A OF
| ~ ~ RANKIN wHT-LoCK
FOR LIVERPOOL.
| Sf-N The A I connaraJ D.. a, -
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ROBERT NOTT

NUDEnl Null
. mouse sign Painter aud GIazicT
"al a'pT 70 ~ EfeAzsrs Bask, Rtl-exG prrgr-,s
~ received hier supply of Paints OILS Core and oths,
sanisrH with Painters Brisies Bleniers An a.-yt
stn ~ trneh and Amencan winow Glass sfes fr1 s.n IN
most reasonable terms. N " v" WV
n IN large rlIpy o. Soap Stone Paint for sale low, an
80. ''''"'''' 'h ~ Smnfed Rr'fs RN.
EDREMlUM GELATINE CAPSULES Of
concentrated castor OIL woutta-e or smell received and
iot sale BY mo tsf N rtrsr A,.r = 80
WINE. BRANDY. SC. Sc.
- 0N casks Wacthurn's~ ga Mairifa VIM
- bali ppes Oh London Dock Eundy
90 co utard. Dupuy Co do.
DO DO A - Hrnstlr do
puheheon od Jlmica Rum Tor al low to clos,
eon'.f""' NJ BY % 10 BtssELL A McCNNDIIsH
Y Nv PtHLICATIONs.-Frosts Bcos Of IN. Colonis.
v 10 mn illustrated o..
fsosis Book N Cord rtampes ieino inusirstsd-st
Coter on the Romish Mss and Ruhr-s Isyo-7s sts
Ffenon's orrgon ani California Frnetuon svu-2Se
"oasnlths war Of Wakehft Illustrated cdiu1n-Jsc
LATELY rrHfrsurn-
Wsrrrns ln'r'fucuon N Law Stutirs 1voi svo-a7sO
Iooly's 'yelopria Of coo fracucal Rrcrirtr-s2 rs
VIE Gunfs M,mrifs u an American ady-snc
The Hstrnih d. from The isl.an Of Msnroni vois-sf
lay's foundations Of Dsrtr'f roerns fTustrtsd-si
furtanisn Reviewed ~ Thomas W. Cot Dp-sISO
Ca-Hcs LIFE N Schiller rrv 81 eiton-sOr
For sale atthc Bookstore Of
g." bRiNEER NORRIS
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.siN EoR BoSToN.-'The regular packet sehr ED
E4tEI WARD, Baker, master. having most Of her
cargo eh;ssr' vi" have mne late patch For balance
apply "u euaId at PicseiIs shsrf, or 10 49,
"a RANKIN A wHIrLOCE
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TOR GENTLEMEN WATER PROOF BOOTS &
SHOES.-We have Just opened lot OF superior double
Boots and SAoCs by Miles Philadelphia We ihvr een
tenen 10 of superior give
us eal- We have good supply.
sa7 PIyTNEY 4 WATTS
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-06-13
SHERIFF's SALE.

HDYvirtue of two wrts of levari facas to me
Id directed from the court of Common Pleas of
ofMonroe county, Ohio, will offer for sale at pub
lie outcry, at the front door of the court house in
Woodsfield, in said county, on Monday the 22d
day of June, 1916, between the hours of 10 o'clock
a m and o'clock p m of said day the following
real estate, to wit: The north west quarter of the
north east quarter and the north east quarter Of the
north west quarter OF section IA, in township six
of range 4; lying and being in said county Of Mon
roe, and taken in execution as the property Of
Joshua Sanas at the suits of Peter Bramhal as.
signes OF Moses c. Morton and John Bevan,
WIN. D. PATTON. Sheriff
may 23 81 76.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of writ Of
- teri facias ct levari facias to directed from
the court Of Common Pleas OF Monroe county, ,snd
State of Ohio, will offer for sale at public outcry
at the front DOOR ofthe court house in Woodsfeld
in said county, on Monday the 22d day of June,
1916, between the hours Of 10 o'clock m and 4
O'Clock p m of said day, the following described
real estate, to wit: The north east quarter of the
north east quarter cfsection a. in township 2, of
range A, Containing 80 acres; lying and being in
said county of Monroe, and taken in execution as
the property of Samuel Hendershot al the suit of
Thomas Griffith administrator of Isaac NeIf, de-
ceased. WIN. d. PATTON, Sheriff.
may % 81 &C
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GHERIFF'S sALE.-By virtue Of writ

SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of a writ Of
~ venditioni exponas to me directed from the
court Of Common Pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio,
will offer for sale at public outcry, at the front door
OF the court house in Woodsfield, in said county,
on Monday the 22d day Of June, 1916, between
the hours Of 10 o'clock m and o'clock m Of
said day the following real estate, to wit: Being
part Of the north east quarter of the south east
quarter Of section three, township five, of range
five, beginning for the same at the south east
Of said quarter thence north twenty rods thence
west eighty rods, s,thence south twenty rods. thence
east eighty rods to the place Of beginning, con-
tanning ten acres more or less with saw mill there
on; lying and being in said county Of Monroe. and
taken In execution as the property of John A. Hol
lday and James Holiday at the suitof Joseph Fore.
man. WM. ID. PATTON, Sheriff,
NAV % tse So 10
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-06-13
SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue of two writs Of levari facias to me
Id directed from the court of Common Pleas Of
Monroe county, Ohio, | will offer for sale at pub
lie dutcry, at the front door of the court house in
Woodsfeld, in said county, on Monday the 22d
day of June, 1916, between the hours of 10 o'clock
m and o'clock m Of said day the following
real estate, to wit: The north east quarter of the
south east quarter of section 81. in township 8, of
range a; also the north west quarter OF the south
west quarter of section 25, in the same township
and range; also the half OF the south east quarter
of the south east quarter of section 10 in the same
township and range; lying andbeing in said county
OF Monroe, and taken in execution as the property
of John Hurd at the suits Of Davenport & Brown.
VIM, d. PATTON, Sheriff
NAV 23 So 90
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-06-13
sHERIFF,s SALE.

DY virtue of writ Of levari facias to
Id me directed, from the court Of Common
Pleas Of Monroe county, and State of Ohio, will
offer for sale at public outcry, at the front door Of
thee house in Woods6eld in said county, on
Monday the 22d day Of June, 1916, between the
hours Of 10 o'clock m and o'clock m Of said
day. the following described real estate, to sit;
of section TO- In township Z, of range g. lying and
being in said county of Monroe, and taken in ex.
ecutfon as the property of Peter Murine at the
suit Of Enos Rhinehart for the use OF William B.
Dunberry. VIM ID. PATTON, Sheriff.
may 2s 81 Sc
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SALE.-By virtue of writ of
~ venditioni exponas to me directed. from the
court of Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio,
will offer for sale at public outcry, on the old
Tdmelson farm, lying on the road leading from
Malagato Bsallsville inSunsbury township, in said
county, on Saturday the 10th day of June. 1916,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and o'clock
p. M Of said day the following described personal
property, to witt The two thirds of ten acres OF
wheatin the ground, one hornet plough, one mans
saddle, and one set of harness for two horses ta-
ken as the property of Daniel Tomelson at the suit
of John Wilson,
VIM. D. PATTON, Sheriff.
iune B.. 81 90
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-06-13

SHERIFF'S SALE,-By virtue of writ of
- fer facias ct levar facias to me directed, from
the court OF Common Pleas of Monroe county,
Ohio, will offer for sale at public outcry, at the
front door of the court house in Woodsfield in
said county, on Monday the 22d day of June,
1876, between the hours Of 10 o'clock m and
O'Clock p m of said day, the following real estate
to wit: Lots numbered 2s, 80, and 27 in the town
of Clarington in said county; also fractional Sec
ton 80, in township and range 8, containing 22O
acres; lying and being 10 said county of Monroe,
and taken in execution as the property OF VIM
McCarty and Moses M. Marling at the suit of A.
Ingram. WIN. ID. PATTON, Sheriff.
may 23 81 &C