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NOTICE is hereby given to all persons inter-
~ ested that partial and final settlement &C.
counts have been filed in the Office Of the Clerk of
the Court of Common Pleas within and for the
county of Monroe and State of Ohio, by the follow
ing named Executors and Administrators, to wit Z
Henry Johnston Executor Of James Johnston, dc'd.
William A. Willard I" ss John Beard, sc
James Smith " ]. M. Dillon, So
Jacob Vernon Administrator of Thos. Gilmore, :"
John Griffith " % And Armstrong;
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Which said accounts are continued until the
spring term Of said court, A. D., 1916, for confr-
nation. VIM. OKEY, Clerk.
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Dickens, in his Notes on America, Mrs Tro
lope. and other English writers, have spoken in a
very satirical manner, OF the bragadocio which
characterizes the Americans 1t true, we may
have too much of the boasting spirit: but have we
not reason for ii, The Philadelphia North Amer
iesn very truly remarks that
The greatest man, stake him all in all, Of the
last hundred years, was George Washington, an
American.
The greatest natural philosopher was Benjamin
Franklin, an American.
The greatest of living sculptorsis is Hiram Powers,
an American. ~, 1 4eJ
The greatest of living poets is William Cullen
Bryant, an American.
The greatest Of living historians IS William II.
Prescott, an American.
The greatest living painter, in portraiiure, is
Henry Inman, an American.
There has been no English writer in the present
age, e,swbose works have been marked with more
humor, more refinement, or more grace, than those
Of Washington Irwin, an American.
The greatest photographer and philologist since
the time Of Johnson, was Noah Webster, an Amer
icanse 9 '
The inventors, whose works have been produc-
tive of the most good to mankind, in the last cen
fury. Godfrey, Fitch. Fulton and Whithey-a
II one Of these facts or estimates Is doubted we
can prove them byforeign authorities, andso pre-
ventall conttoyersye aeR 9fG 81 i7efs taa
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confident has effected arddieaI csss as two months
have now elapsed without. areturn Of it, and my
son is in the enjoyment ofrobast health. 1t is an
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known Truly. your friend,
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SAML. GRAY'S ESTATE.-Notice is here.
- by given that the subscriber has been appon-
ted and q1aIi6ed as administrator of the estate Of
Samuel Gray late of Monroe county deceased. All
persons having claims against said estate will pre-
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nANIEL MALLET'S ESTATE.-Notice
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EnLOUGHS! PLoUGHS!!-The best lot of
II Ploughs ever offered in this market. Of Zanes-
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Nov. Is, I545. J. r. & ]. H. NORRIS.
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, S.,
- Valentine C. Knight. ar

Frances Knight, Lemuel ]. Knight, Isaac Nc
Way, Thornton F. Jones, Mary Jane Sutton, Al
len Sutton, Willis Sutton, Angeine Sutton, and an
infant daughter Of Seth A. Knight, deceased q
The defendants will take notice that the said
Valentine c. Knight has this day filed in the Office
Of the Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas of said
county his petition for partition Of the west halfof
the north west quarter Of section 27, IN township
5, of range 6, in said county, descended to the
heirs of William knight, deceased. Said Valen-
tine claims two shares. Petition for hearing at
next term of said court. .. H54g
ARCHBOLD g. WIRE,
Nov. 8, IS s. Attorneys pro Petitioner.
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UoHN RoBINsON'S ESTATE.-Nohceis
Oh hereby given that the subscribers have been
appointed and qualified as administrators with the
will annexed of the estate Of John Robinson, late
of Monroe county, deceased. . ...e,.,,., d
q '>17 a ROBERT ROBINSON,
MARGARET ROBINSON,
Nov 8. IS45.sr.ase qs H. Eas5. Administrators
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SAMUEL S. wHITTINGToN's ESTATE.
~ Notice is hereby given that The subscriber
has been appointed and qualified as administrator of
the estate Of Samuel s. Wilmington, late Of Mon
roe county deceased aet
:" SAMUEL H. ROWND, Admr:
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NHRISTIAN KRABS' ,ESTATE.-Notice
Ois hereby given that the subscribers have
been appointed and qualified as administrator and
administrative of the estate of Christian Krabs,
late of Monroe county, deceased All persona
having claims against SAID estate will present them
legally authenticated within one year for settIe-
ment. And all persons indebted to said estate vii
please call and make immediate payment. lsat 81
y WILLIAM STILLEE. Admir-. n,
81 stad 'at ANNA KRABS, Adm'x.
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"A CARD. The citizens Of ,Woodsfeid and VIZ n
"A cinity are hereby informed that I have associ-
ated with nvseIf IN the practice Of medicine y
"a NATHANIEL MANNING, M. ID. ~ ssi'p
graduate Of Mlddlebury College, Vermont; whok
is practical surgeon and has had an extensive 1.
and general practice for number OF years in this
State and Illinois. anl 9Ai JAMES SMITH. Sl'a
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a T'rACHMENT-Atm my instance an attach
A ment was this day issued by Citizen Beall, .
Justice of the peace of the township of Sunsbury
in the county of Monroe, Ohio, against the propt
erty and effects Of James o. Martin non resident
OF said county. JASPER MALLORY,
Nov.2s, Is45. By JOHN MALLORY, Ag't q
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TESSE ICONLY'S ESTATE 10 here,6
% BY given, that the subscriber has been appoin.
ted and qualified as administrator of the estate of
Jesse Comfy, late of Monroe county deceased. si5s VI
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Sherif's Sale.
(. NOVEMBER. lS46

RY virtue of sundry writs of'Fieri Fa
- cas- 10 me directed. will proceed tt
sell at Edge6cId Cour. House. on thu
First Monday aud Tuesday in Novembel
next the following property in the follow
Ing named cases, TO- wit, {:
lhe interest Of The defendan, in eieh,
hundred acres Of lard, more or less. ad
jnining lands Of George Til,nan, James
Ransford, Benz. R. Addison and others
levied OH as The property of James IL
Harrison, ads Of c. J. Glover.
Two hundred aud fifty acres of land
mort or. less, adjoining lands of Mrs. Mary
Butler, Samuel Clarke and others, levied
on as The property Of Miledge. Galphin,
ads Of Charles Hall, Peter Smith and wife
and Others sevefally. . =,
-Four hundred and twenty acres ofland,
more or less. adjoining lands Of Derrick
Holsombake, II Possey and others, levied
on as the properly of Dauiel Posey, ads
OF s. F. Goode and others seyerally.
One nuhdfed and eighteen acres Of land,
more or less, .whereon The defendant lives,
adjoining lands Of 6. Wea,hernglon. D.
Walker and others, levied on as the prop.
erly Of Wm. Hamilton, ads of G. Thorn.
Ton and others severally.
One Thousand acres of land, more or
less, whereou the defendant lives, adioin.
ing lands of John Marsh, John Wise, and
others, levied on as the property of Eliz.
abeth Carer, ads of James C. Cobb and
others severally.
Two hundred aud seventy FIVE acres of
land. more or less. .whereon the defendant
llvea, adjoining lands of John Lott, Ems
ley -ott; William Bouknigh and Others,
levied on az the property of Stephen G.
Whalley, ads Of S. r. Goode and others,
severaily.
One hundred and twenty acres of land,
more or less, whereon The defendant lives,
adjoining lands Of James Scarborough and
others, levied on as The property OF James
and Nancy Martin, ads of William #.
Bush and others.
Three hundred acres of land,l more or
less, whereuu the defendant lives, adjoin
ing lands Of Mary Slrone and olhesi,
levied on as the property of William
Ssrume, Senior, ads Of Sampson Sulli
van and others seYc.ally. :.
One negro boy Nat, and negro woman
Greasy, levied on as the property of Geo.
N. Pardue. ads Of VIM. Il. N,al bearer
Robert D. Glover aud others severally.
Terms e sale cash.
H. BOULWARE, S. E. u.
Octi2 At 81
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La di Stock, sc. For Sale,
october II

FHN HE Subscriber NOW offers for sale, the
N. Plantation Oh which he now lives, OH the
(25lhl twenty fifth day ofNovsmber next. con
tanning (560) five hundred and sixty acres
more or less, lying Oh the n"rlh prong of the
Halfway Swamp. waters OF Sauda river about
one hundred and fifty acres of fresh cleared
Land, well adapted to tF,c srowiI, of Cotton,
Corn, and small grain, and all under excellent
iencei about (3OO) three hundred acres ofwopd.
land, well timbered. with II Dwelling House
and good out buildings, with spring and we'll
bo,l, excellent. Those wishing; to purchase,
will do well TO cali and eInnine for themselves,
as am determined TO sell without reserve.
Likewise-On the same da, and at The same
place. shall proceed TO sell Corn Fodder, and
Plantation Tools an excellent road Wagon.
with small plantation Wagon, and nine head
of good work Horses and Mules. with some
other stock. JOHN CHRISTIE.
october ID Ut 80
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yard, fit e'.''t'iss
Monselincs de Lime, .lpacas and Merinoes
fvari0usrrices,
Northern Homespun at 81 and 10 cts ayard,
b Beached do at l24 cents yard,
Osnaburgs at 9cen,s; yard,
Georgia Plans, half wo1l, at 81 cents yard,
A, large assoriulento Of woul, fur and beaver
Hats, 5.:.,...
A large assortment Of Mems, Boys and In
fants Caps, -.
Bnuts. Shoes, land Slippers, in every variety, F:
Superfneibue cloth Goats, at Sl4 each,
Peppermint aud other Candies and Kisses a.,
25 cents a,pound :a;
Cups aud Sancris at l2t, IS and 1875 cents a
sett, ~ ~ -.
"A reryiarge assortment Of Glass and Crockery
Ware, iucluding Foot Tubs, &C., i,
New.crop Raisins and Grapes, daily expected
Five boxes Lemons Ut 25 cents per DOZEN -
Williams and other brands of Flour,
Fire Crackers for buys OF 10 cents pack;
DAILY e1pected-a large assortment of Toys,
Dolls, ard olher fancy articles with Per.
funsfy, Ct, by lie brig Paul Jones, from
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Books and Staiuncry, many new and interest
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gallon
Wrough,aud cut Nails,
Hardware and Cutlery, new and complete
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Coils Rope for packing cotton at 6 cls pound.
Mackerel. Goldfish, Salmon. Lobster, Pickled
Tongues, s
4 largeVarery Of Drugs and Medicines,
Castings, 'Pubs. Buckets. Bio ms. &c.
Fine quality genuine Port Wine. for the sick.
Also-Ia Store-5U0OIbs. best shoulders Of
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1000 lbs. sugar. cured Baltimore Hams,
All ofwhch will be sold at unusual low pri
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