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TnROBATE NOTICE.-Notic is hereby
ii given tn all persons interested, that final and
partial settlement accounts have been filed in the
Office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
within and for the county of Monroe and State oi
dians OF the estates Of the following named per.
sons, to wit: e ~
Samuel H. Rowud, Executor Of Arthur Porter.
Final. lifs8sl
Thomas Griffith. Executor Of John Linn. Partial.
Morris Danford, Administrator of Samuel Dan
ford. Partial.
John Hilton, Administrator Of James Hilton.
Final.
Isaac Yoho, Administrator Of r. p. Yoho. Final.
James Lanam & William Lanam, Executors Of
Thomas Lanam. Final.
Isssc Conley, Administrator Of Jesse Conley.
Eliza5eth Robinson, Administrator Of Cleland
Robinson. Final.
Hezekiah Safie, Administrator of Charles Safle.
Warren HollIstsr. Administrator Of Elizabeth Ye-
no. Final <H
Albert Mcvsny. Administrator of Isaac Dillon.
John Kerr. Guardian of c,sl.nd Robin.on's heirs,
Final. lFf-7 III 5alsf
william 9. walton. guardian ii Isaac Baldwin,
lunstIc. Final, sf ft.a XXI
That the said accounts are now on file IN said
Office, subject to the inspection Of eli persons in
terested. and are continued until the April term,
Of said court, l646 for final settlement and confir.
nation. WIN. OKEY. Clerk,
ocI3o--3w
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I'D DAD NOTICE.--A petition will be pre- pr,

ID DAD NOTICE.--A petition will be pre-.
- sented to the Commissioners of Monroe
county, at their next session in December, pray.
in for vacation of so much of the old road lead
ing from Woods6eld to Marietta as runs across
the lands Of Vincent Worstel, Mary Crow, Vincent
Bonar, Silas M. c. Bonar, Edward K Stew ard,
and others; beginning for the same across the
creek opposite the mouth Of the road fork of Duck
creek in Elk township in the county aforesaid,
running thence across the ridge to HarrietsvilIe;
for the following reasons, 10 wit said road as de-.
scrbed above is not of general utility, or required
for the public convenience, being rough and very
billy, and there being another rpad following the
creek and nearly level. running from the mouth of
said road fork to Harrietsvile, and which is the
only road usad for general travel; the part now
sought to be vacated having been shut up for a
number at years, and out use, and if not vacated
only serves to inure the land without being of any
public use or convenience.
Oct 80, l847.S liai2 A PETITIONER.
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l Wslnins Stand from Under.

The Buffalo Commercial "a whig pa
per,) contains the following in relation
to some Of the New York banks:
"Amopg moneyed men the princi-
Dal topic Of conversation seems to be
the introduction into Chautaque oi
swhat Is termed red dog banks Some
five of these banks, il appears, have
! been established in that county by bro.
skers Of Wall street, New York, who
; avail themselves ofthe privileges Of the
general banking law BY hypothecating
i the required amount Of stocks, and To-
q caring banks in quarter where the bills
have no circulation. The bills of these
banks circulate principally in New
York, and as long as they can be kept
! in circulation, interest accrues on the
! stocks hypothecated. a few days
since some $4,000 Of these bills were
sent from this city to Chautnque coun-
~, when it was found that no provis-
ION mad been made in that quarter for
their redemption. One Of the banks
was found located in a shoemaker's
shop, and the others similarly provided
for. These bills are. obliged to be re-
deemed in legal coin, which if not done,
the securities can be advertised in ten
days after>protest."
the truth pkno wn, it would be
found that there is more Of this same
sort OF rascality pracliced than the
people are aware of-enough TO curse
all the banking systems ever devised
by man. The wings in this state have
heretofore held up the New York
banking system asa guide for other
states to follow. But under it-as may
te seen by the above-the most shame
fut swindiing has been practised.-Let
bill holders be prepared for general
smash up.- Marion Mirror.
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Select School.

NAMES MITCHELL viii commence selse
d School in Woodsfeld, on the first Monday y
November next Term 10 consist Of four months
Pupils will be instructed In the various branches
Of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, together
with primary course in the Latin language.
|. TERks--For four months, sryelj a 70 90
For less time, per month, I rs
Pupils for admission must be able to read and
write. No pupil admitted or charged foI less time
than one month, and no deduction made for abb
sence. ssE .l ,..tt--o -...t 4
N. B.-J. M pledges himself 10 use all re'son-
able efforts for the Improvement Of Scholars under
his charge Guau har s7ejto; liaus lsGi I
October 8, l847. .f.,t.i 49,
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,DOAD NOTICE.--A petition will be pre-
~ sented to the Commissioners of Monroe
county, at their session In December next, praying
for county road commencing at the road leading
from Sinclair's mill, in Adams township, in said
county. about amile north of said mill, thence
to run north through the farm of Joseph Morris in
said township, and to continue north between the
lands owned by Benjamin Williams and John Hol.
sday, through part Of said Williams land, and be.
tween the lands of John Kiser and John King in
Sunsbury township, in said county. and to inter.
sect the road leading from Woodsfeld to Captina,
on the lands owned by John Kiser. 10 1
"a Oct. 80, l847. fq A PETITIONER,
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We zee that the Pfess 10 every part of the West
i unanimous 10 praise Of the Ginseng Penacea, as
the snly means hitherto devised, capable ofsuc-
csssfully combating diseases of the lungs. under
their various and often fearful forms. Medical
men, Ministers Of the Gospel. and citizens of the
6rst respectability and intelligence. have come for
ward and embossed the statements of its effects,
which Otherwise would seem almost incredible.
We must invite those who are laboring under
Coughs; Colds. Asthma, Bronchitis, Splitting of
Blood Pain in the Side or Breast, to give II trial
We cannot doubt longer it, power over these
Affections" % s. Il 8 fs8 ygi
Sss Advertisement No. 80. \
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EHyO THE COMMISSIONERS oF MON:

-VUyO THE COMMISSION OF MON
/. ROE CO., OHIO.--Th petition of the un-
designed respectfully represents that his interest
and convenience requires the location Of acounty
road, commencing at die house Of John Scott, in
Washington township, and from thence up Wit
tens fork Of Little Muskingum, to intersect the
state road leading from Woodsfeidt to Marietta, at
or near the house Of Elisha Smith, and from thence
to follow said state road near the north end Of
Evan Haney's lane. and from thence to interseci
the county road up and down the Clear fork Of
Little Muskingum, atthe mouth Of run near the
widow Conner's. in Bethel township; and your
petitioner therefore prays that the proper and 10.
gal steps may be takenlto authorize the location
and establishment OF said road, and will ever
pray. ,isSa iia satialg} Ell lslp 4 sslz u
Oct 20, I847. STEPHEN CONNER I
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TOHN POLAND'S ESTATE.-Notice is
% hereby given that the subscriber has been ap.
pointed and qualified as administrator of the es.
tate of John Poland, late of Monroe county, de.
ceased. All persons having claims against said
estate will present them legally authenticated
within one year for settlement; and all persons in.
debted to the same will please call aud make i'm.
mediate payment THOMAS PIATT,
Oct. 70, lS47. g' a Administrator.
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NOR SALE OR RENT.-A dwelling house
IL and two acres of good tilable land, stable
and other suitable out buildings, and good gar
den separately fenced up-the house is calculated
for tavern, but easily converted into store
room, situated Immediately above Anshutz, Pol.
lock g. Co.'s steam mill and store, at present occu.
pied by Dr.,C. Winter, For price and terms en-
.quire of the subscriber, living in. Switzerland
township, Monroe county, Ohio, half mile from
Esq. Schappat. B. BERGUNDALL, Sen.
Sunfsh, o., Oct 23, l847. s,sifsg ,,8 b,
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u DAD NOTICE.-Notice is herepy given
IL that there will be petition presented tc
the Commissioners of Monroe county, at their mex,
December Session, for road commencing on
lands of Jacob Crow, deceased. in Elk township
at an Elm tree, thence across Duck creek, and to
run near the house jof Noah Reinolds, thence to
the northwest corner of section l6, thence along
the east and west line 100 rods, and thence along
the ridge to intersect the State Road near the resi-
dence of Robert Hill, in Bethel township.
:. Sept. IS, lS47H ruta. 4sJ-igeWaf1 H4 30
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A BRAHAM ARCHER'S ESTATE No
IA tice is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as administrator Of
the estate of Abraham Archer, late OF Monroe
county, deceased. All persons having claims
against said estate will present them legally au.
thenticated within one year for settlement; and
all persons indebted to the same will please call
and make immediate payment.
JAMES ARCHER, (of James,)
Oct 20, l847.~ Administrator.
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EDWARD MINERS ESTATE.-Notice
1Z is hereby given that the subscribers have
been appointed and qualified as administrators Of
the estate of Edward Miner, late of Monroe CO.,
deceased. All persons having claims against said
estate will present them legally authenticated
within one year for settlement; and all persons in
mediate payment. sa, JESSE MILNER,
l,1 $50. n .,a PETER STINE,
Oct. 23, 1847s a. i, .aHa Administrators.
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DOAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
HI that petition will be presented to the Com
nssioners of Monroe county, at their hext session
in December, praying fol. an alteration Of so much
of the County Road, leading from Sardis to Cald.
wells, as runs throughtht lands Of George Rutter;
beginning for the same at or near the improve-
ments on Sampson Thistle's land, adjoining the
said Rutter, thence the bestway through the lands
Of said Rutter, Shriver, and Bontrsger, and inter.
sect the road at or near Bontrager's line.
August 7, lS47-5t
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aIy Oct %, l847. ,sAa,iA3 PETITIONER
ID DAD NOTICE.--A petition will be pre-

ID DAD NOTICE.--A petition will be pre-
IL sented to the. Commissioners of Monroe
county, at their next session in December, pray.
ing for the establishment of county road, com.
mencing at the county road leading from Richard
Gains by Surgeons, at the foot of the hill on
Negro run, in Salem township, thence up the run
to near the south east corner Of Robert Lemley 8
land thence as near the line between the lands of
Lemley and Kyle as a good road can be had to in
tersect the Captina and Bealsve road, on the
lands OF Lemley, in Switzerland township ia
Oct. 23, lS47. fltf A PETITIONER.
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ENNOCH ARCHER'S ESTATE.--Notice ID
~ hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified administrator of the es.
tate of Enoch Archer, late OF Monroe county.
deceased. All persons having claims against said
estate will present them legally authenticated with
in one year for settlement; and all persons ndebt.
edto the same will please call and make immedi.
ate payment. "a dial tro a.aos ha .qsg.l
JAMES ARCHER, (of Joseph,) ,e5afl
/! Oct. 23, lS47.' s.aj s Administrator.
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ID DAD NOTICE.-A petition will be pre-.
IL sented to the Commissioners of Monroe
county, at their next session in December, pray.
ing for an alteration in the county road, commen-
cling at the mouth of Suhfsh. and running 10
Mitchell's (now Millers) mill, in Perry township,
said alteration to commence where said road
crosses the opossom creek road on the lands OF
David Ruble, in Salem township, thence down
the lower side Of adrain, on said Ruble's land to
Alum run, thence the nearest and best route UP
the run to inteTsect said road. isai, lf g7al :
sIg Oct %, lS47. ,saa.iA A PETITIONER.
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A PETITIONER.
DAD NOTICE.-A petition will be pre

u DAD NOTICE.--A petition will be pre-
lOssented TO the Commissioners OF Monroe
county, at their next session in December, pray
ing for an alteration of the county road, from Ma.
rietta to Summerfeld, commencing for the same,
at the mouth OF Joseph H. Stewards lane, IN
Franklin township, and running westwardly to the
south west corner of the meeting house lot, from
thence the nearest and best way to intersect the
state road leading from SistersviIle to Taylorsvlle
Oct. 80, I847. ala faau A PETITIONER.
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PENNsYLvANIAE ELECTRO NJ The Penn
sylvanian Of yesterday morning gives
Shunk's majority at ,538 in the state,
reported and official. All honor to the
"Old Keystone.n
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h, sented to the Commissioners of Monroe
county at their December session, for county
road, to commence at an elm tree on the lands of
Jscob Crow, deceased, and cross Duck creek,
from thence to cross near David Trips, from
thence to pass on the line between Jacob Spring.
er's and Samuel Goodings, and thence to Jacob
Millers, from thence to intersect the county road
from Lebanon to Bethel, at or near Simeon
Hale's. .irH -aIiuI If7a'4a4
Oct 80, lS47+ ,,a, A PETITIONER.
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D DAD NOTICE.--A petition willbe pre-
~ scented to the Commissioners OF Monroe
county, at their session In December next, pray
ing for county road to commence at the Woods
field and Marietta road near the house of Robert
Gregg, in Franklin township. and running thence
by the house of Hugh Robinson, to intersect the
Summerfeld road north of said Robinson's. ~
II Oct 80, l847. saht ~ 9APETlTlONER.
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THOMAS SPRAGUE'S ESTATE.--Nsti
. IL is hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified as administrator of the es.
tate OF Thomas Sprague, late of Monroe county,
deceased. All persons having claims against said
estate will present them legally authenticated
within one year for settlement; and all persons in
debted to the same will please call and make i'm
mediate payment. JOHN D. GLENN,
Oct. %, lS47. eeH Administrator.
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INFANCY HENTHORN'S ESTATE.-No-
N tice is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as administrator OF
the estate of Nancy Henthorn, late of Monroe
comfy, deceased. ALI persons having claims
against said estate will present them legally au.
thenticated within one year for settlement; and
all persons indebted to the same will please call
and make immediate payment. 15,7 - .tsr
s.i ~ i-f,qg ANDREW HENTHORN,
Oct. %, ls47." rau -g. Administrator. ,.s
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NIILLIAM McDOUGAL'S ESTATE
w Notice is hereby given that the subscriber
has been appointed and qualified as administrator
of the estate of William Nc Dougal, late of Mon.
roe county, deceased. All persons having claims
against said estate will present them legally au-
thenticated within one year far settlement; and all
persons indebted to the same will please call and
make immediate payment. 'a al
.,.i 81. ..fs H GEORGE WATERS, i
Oct. 23, 1847. ts,9ss ..l Administrator.
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MICHAEL ARCHER (Senrs) ESTATE
Nl Notice is hereby gwen that the subscriber
has been appointed and qualified as administrator
of the estate of Michael Archer, Sen'r. late ol
Monroe county, deceased. All persons having
claims against said estate will present them legal
ly authenticated within one year for settlement
and all persons indebted TO the same will please
call and make immediate payment. y
' ELIJAH ARCHER,
Oct. %, l847." Administrator
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Ee DAD TICE.-Notice Is hereby given

Eb DAD NOTICE.-Notice Is hereby given
HI that application will be made to the Com.
missioners Of Monroe county, at their next ses-
sion, to be held on the first Monday of Dec.
next, for an order to lay out a road, commencing
at bridge at George Hubbs farm, on or near the
line between said Hubb and Martin Weekley. and
pas; VIM. Orh's to the meeting house on the land
Of Benz Truax, and thence to said Truaxs hog
pen, thence 10 pass between Joseph Smiths and
Richard Morris farm, and between William JEFF
fers' and VIM. Myers, to intersect the road lead
ing from the head OF Crabappie to Woodsfieid.
Oct %, Is47+fitIff A PETITIONER.
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b The Rev. T. c. Eaton, (Universallst,) y will
preach 10 the court house, in this place, On We'd
'nssdsy evening, Nov. Sd. Ea
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Has removed his Office to his residence, on the
south side Of Msn cross east of Main street,
nearly opposite Isaac Yohos Tailor Shop. where he
may be found at all times unless absent on rrofes-
sional business ~ tii 3}hH t""9'-
October 9Th, l847. IaRal 80 e5e5 gta,l I.
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n . OADNOTICE.--Ap petition will be pre-
E6 sented to The Commissioners Of Menros
county .at their next session IN December, pray
ing for rsvisw and alteration Of the county ridge
road leading from w Woods6eld to the mouth Of Sun
fish creek said review TO COMMENCE at asugar tree
at theforks of the road on Ezekiel Moore's farm,
in Centre township. running thence to Thomas
Carrick'sblacksmth shop. Said petition will also
pray farthe vacation Of SO much Of the county
road leading fram the Ohio river opposite the
mouth Of Fishing creek to Woods6eld, as lies
between the forks -of the road on the lands of
JamesC. Merryman, and the forks of the road
on the lands of Thomas Morris. Said vacation is
asked for, for the reason that there are now two
roads running nearly parallel through said lands,
when one is all that is necessary tor the public con-
venience. Oct 30.' Z
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A TTACHMENT.--At my instance, an at
"a tachment wss this day Issued by John For
shey, q Justics of ihe Peace In Elk township,
Monroe county, Ohio, against the property and
effects Of Samuel Pryor, nonresident Of said
county. Dated Oct. 9th, 1847.
Oct. 30s JOHN STEWARD.
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J. r. & J. H. MORRIS, Woodsfield.
WIN. STEEL, Stafford.
w. & H. KERRIGAN, Carlisle.
]. M. ROUND, Summer6eld.
J. F. BIDENHARN g. Co., Malaga.
H. ROUND, Sarahsville, Morgan co.
WEIGH g. THOMPSON, Beallsville.
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could do things ofwhich we are incapable, q
had knowledge which is yet concealed from
US. Amid their abstract religion and high
philosophy, they pursued fierce and cruel
wnrfare-as was mems way in the early ages
of the world. Amid our nobler and purer
religion, and the lights of many thousand
years, men and nations now nre quarrellng
and fighting, and cannot even carry the point
that every member of society shall have suf-
ficent food. Surely there is matter for deep
consideration here.
The land ofEgypt is now inhabited by A
rabs who know nothing, hope nothing, care
for nothing, but living on quietly MS they can
under despotsm, which they cannot resist.
Parents cut off their children's best finger,
that they may be unable to write, or 10 fire
Oft musket; and if man earns anything that
he likes, he couceals IT, lest il should be taxi
en- from him. They choke up the solemn
old temples with mud huts, and build their
bowels on the holy roofs. They burn statues
for lime, and split the head ofa granite CO.
lossus to make mill stones. They light fires
against the painted walls ofantiqme tombs and
in search of treasure, crush under foot the
! bones ofihe kings. The temples are filling
up with the sand ofthe desert, and the tomb5
are decaying under the ignorance and vio-
| leuce of man. But the sand If the desert is
a friendly preserver, and may be only with
drawing n great book of knowledge for a
! time, for restoration when it can be better us
ed. The key to the hieroglyphic language
which they bear has been discovered. While
secure of this, and knowing tina; vast mon
umental treasure lies safe and dry beneath
the sand for 1000 miles along the Valley of
the Nile, we may trust that the light OF old
Egypt will not be lost, but burn more bright
ly when the ages have removed living man
farther into the future. In those days there
will be soma one to take truly rich, and Gu.
rious, and varied Survey from the Pyramid.
Our journey has been prosperous TO the
last degree-almost too glorious. We art
next off for Sinai.