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SHERICF'S SALE BY virtue of IA writ o
- vendit0ni exponas TO me directed from tn.
court Of Common Pleas of Belmont county, Ohio
will offet for sale at public outcry at Bare
Steam Mill. in Ohio tow uship, Saturday the
25th day of Sept. lSl7 between the hours OF ten
o'cinck m aud o'clock m of said day. the fol.
lowing personal property, to wit: One Kitchen
table, two stands, two jugs, three crooks, one
dutch oven, ! broken reflector, tea box, l wash
board, and gridiron, taken in execution as the
property of w. II. johnson, & Co. at the suit OF
L. A. & c. Brown.
VIM. D. PATTON, Sheriff, M. c.. o.
August 2S' 1871 .,so
At the same time and place, the undersigned
will offer for sale the following articles, viz:
Four tea Tots, Hooks s. eyes,
Four mugs, Two pair black cotton
Que pitcher stockings,
One wash basin & pitcher, Two pair snuifers,
One curry comb, One box japanned buckles,
Twobottles prepared mus-One box footings & edge.
tard, lngs,
One paper borax, Two SILK hahdkerchief5'
One and one half set tableA lot of fish lines,
spn,n britanla me tai, Que porodes flask,
For,y.sIX iron tea spoons One piece black Grape,
Thee ill locks, Remnant of merno,
Fiddle strngs, One sythe rine,
One mouse trap, One piece book muslin,
Six razurs. Two pieces bobbinett,
Four cases, Ohe sIS o. CoItoh uiess
Bonnet wire, patterh'
One shaving box, One pattern rhmarseiiesVeSt'
Slate pcncll', ing,
A large lot of combs, One piece balgereen,
A lot oftape, One pepper box,
One side saddle sirrup, Three fans,
Three snuff boxes, One piece padding,
A ,ot ot buttons assorted Five non candestlcks,
Tyo ,ocket wallets, One small scissors,
A lot OF half hands, Lot of wrapping paper,
A lot OF pearl shirt buttonsOne brass pistol
One EN-, ~ nurse, One inkstand.
One razor s,rop, Bcnnettboards,
A lot of knitting pins, Ih'moies,
Gunnin,s Three looking glasses,
One pair spectacles, One glass jar of snuff,
Rappee snuff, Two iunhes'
One piece black cottonOne larke paper ground
tape, mustard
Waters, One HAT hle'
Stay laris, "
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AJOTlCE is hereby given that the Commission
IL ers of Monroe county, for the year lS47, le-
We'd tax for the improvement of roads and high
ways, of fourteen cents OH each hundred dollars OF
valuation of the taxable property OF this county,
and an additional tax far purpose of six cents
ON each hundred dollars Of valuation of taxable
property in Seneca township, at the instance OF the
trustees of said township. Said tax may be dis
charged by Labor on the roads, under the direction
of the supervisors Of the several districts, al the
raie of sevemv-five cents per day.
Jno. NJ. KIRKBRIDE, Auditor NJ. C. o.
Auditors Office,
Woodsheld, June 26, lS41.(
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a TTENTION! All members Of the rifle com
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TOAD NOTICE.-No is hereby given
Il, that petition will be presented to the Com.
mssiouers Of Monroe county. At their next session
in December, PRAYING fnr an alteration nf so much
of the County Road, leading from Sadis 10 Cald
wells, as runs through the lands Of George Ruter.
beginning for the same at or near the improve
fnents on Sampson Thistle's land. adjoining the
said Rntter, thence the hest way through the lands
Of said Rutter, Shriver, aud Bontrsgrr, and inter-
sect the road at or near Bontraser's line.
August Z, 1876
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STATE OF OH
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNY, So.
Thomas DIakely ! Court of Common Pleas
VS.. C use pending IN Chancery
Elliott Holland The SAID Elliott Holland
Horace Holland, Horace Holland, Harvey
Harvey Holland, Holland, Jeremiah Okey
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John Still, Aaron Intre, Christopher DixaD,
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pher Dixon. Luth. take notice that the COM
er Flint, Vincent planant. thomas Drakeiy,
Denbou and Jacob on the oath day of August,
Wingeu. A. d, ls47. filed his Bill in
Chancery against them IN the Court OF Common
Pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio, and that unless
they appear within sixty days after the rising of the
next term of the said Court and plead, answer or
demur to the matters and things contained in said
Bill that decree by default will at the spring
term of said Court be taken against them.
DANIEL PECK,
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Office one door north of w. F. Hunters Office.
May 8, lS47.
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HNROBATE NOTICE.--Nutice is hereby CIV
Ell to all persons interested, that final settle
ment 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 OF Ohio, by the
executors and administrators Of the estates of the
following named persons. TO wit
Stephen Conger, Benon Conger, and Elias Con-
ger, Executors of Elias D. CongeT, dec hnal'
lanes Stephens and Ann McCann, Administrators
of Thomas Mccain, dec d, final
That the said accounts are now on hle IN said
Office, subject to the inspection OF all persons IN
terested, and are continued until the October TEL m
of said court, lsl7, for final settlement and conr'
nation. VIM. OKEY, Clerk.
July II, lsi7-tf
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Revised Statutes Of Ohio, for Schools.
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Child's do
Outlines of Roman History.
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Passenger Arrived.

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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MAYS.
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Prussian bark Danzc Scheel 40 days from LIVERPOOL with
mdse TO Barclay Livingston 1889 passengers Two died gu
the passage.
B bark Bess Grant McArdney IS days from Liverpool in
ballast, 10 master.
Bark Amin (of Porland Hotchkiss, II days from Carde
mas, with molasses, 10 Spoford K Tileston. -
Belgian bark Eagle Nossa 80 days from Newport WITH
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bark Neptune, from Africa for MsrseiIles.
Bark Ama, Huckns, from Cardenas, April 3d. with mo,
lssses 23d u off Stole Key light spoke brig
Knight from Portland for Cardenas
Brig Element Ryder from Palermo March 2lst to Foster
Nckerson Sid in company with bark Saone for New York
OF Malaga, April spoke ship Wakona, from Trieste for
Orleans aud bark Lepanto for New York, aud out by
Gibraltar on the 8,h IN company
B brig Dolphin Richie 10 days from Limerick in ballast
10 Davis Brooks. 30 passengers.
Bng Aphass Brown day. from Trinidad de Cuba with
tuxA and molsses, to Chasteain Ponvert. 18th u off
spoke ship solon from New Orleans for Havre.
NOR 'l'S i.ehard Ors 10 days from Burn NE, with sal
70 voYnhve Co. I'd inst 200 miles Of Sandy Hook
AWAY .rS osgy was run into by ship bound Fl carried
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g.brs Hammond McCurs ssdays from Belfast in ballast.
Virginia from Liverpool for Boston No dse lat 10. spoke
Br brig Lady Of the Lake, Beaman days from Bermuda
with salt to Middleton X Co.
Dutch s.os schr Jssp,iqe Renksn 50 days from Delay
~ 20 lon a 81 spoke ship Navigator hence Europe
Danish schr Sophia Maria Henry As DAYS from Hull f.
in ballast 70 Brockelmann Darby 18th ut lat ao lon g.
spoke snip Jacob Perkins, from Boston for Madras and Cal
Br sch Dauniless jones' 30 days from Galway in ballast
70 Kitchen 2oth u lat Al %. lon So took from the Br
mem had sprung leak three days and had
Br schr WIN Smith OBren Lockhart Is days from Hall
fax with FISH, to w Wheelwright.
Schr Ellicot, from Baltimore Hour
Schr Two Brothers, Allen, Boston, fish.
Schr Peru, Lewis Boston, plaster.
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Schr Eulcrum Prince, Camden lime.
Schr Francis, TaIbox, Thomaston, lime.
ASSo ssRs s,BBss p%d
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sschr fremont, Goodiag, North Yarmouth, fish.
schr Cooley Co. EIdrdss. Boston, md..
Schr q Adams Norris Boston, mdse.
Schr WIN Burk, Lawrence, Boston, mdse.
Schr Dispatch, Corson Brandywine -four
Schr Forest, Richardson. isdays from Adison.
schr Cora, Holme. Z DAY. from Thomas,0n. lime
Schr Lady Queen, Prchtell, Boston.
Schr Mystic, Churchill, Boston
Schr Compliance, Baker, Bostoa.
Schr Xermlion, Seaman, Baltimore
schr Elizabeth Otis Boston.
Schr Matilda, hipson Passport
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and endured years hard service under tents, suffering
all the hardshps Of the compsgn and when the opPor
tunity occurred exhibiting skill heroism and devotion
OF the highest order. to civilian who has never
drawn sword, and who knows nothing of military mat
ters except in theory promoted their heads DE-
cause while they have been splitting their blood ne mas
been making speech.
In the matter Of appointments Mr. Polk has been saa-
ly misguided Had be advised with his cabinet more,
Some appointments made winter have partly cured
him of the propensity take all appointments into ms
hands without consulting with those VINO are capa-
BILE of giving him judicious advice .
The mail has failed this evening, and there Is conse-
quently no news from the army Dispatches were ex-
pected "AL'iINoio'
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TO xH1
LATEST MOMENT
TELEGRAPHIC.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
M e XIC
AMoTHHR
GREAT VICTORY.
GREAT BATTLE
AT
CERRO GORDO,
BETWEEN
General Twiggs and Santa Anna,
AND BETWEEN
Gen. Scott and the Mexican General.
Total Rout of the
MExICANS.
Five Mexican Generals, including
LA VEGA,
And Six Thousand Mexican Soldiers
Taken Prisoners.
SO. Sc. sc.

PHILADELPHIA, May 7th, l847.
great battle has been fought near Cerro Cor
do, between General Scott and Santa Anna.
The Americans were triumphant.
The enemy was totally routed, and five Mexi-
can Generals taken prisoner.
The battle commentator the seventeenth ult,
by Gen. Twigg's advance division. 1t was re-
newed on the 1sth by the full American force,
under Gen Scott.
complete rout ensued.
Six thousand Mexicans were taken prisoners
and nearly FIVE hundred Americans were killed
and wounded. Gen. La Vega. with four other
Mexican generals were taken.
Santa Anna escaped after his defeat.
The interruption and pre-occupation of the te-
iegraph line, prevents the receipt of full intei-
gence.
We will send the details early in the morning
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Sumner do; 18th Agent Mills New Orleans Sid 3D. Chro-
Harmony, Knox New York; 18th, Hibernia, Ryan, do
WEsrroRr April H-An Oceans Jordan, Phil. Sid 18TH
WisHT, April ii-Of Barens, from New York for Ham
burg; Wellington, from do for London
YouGnALL, May 3-Sld Charles M'Cartley, New YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-08
DRY DOCK AT BROOKLYN.
SUPPLIES FOR 1919.

New Yoar, May sth, isi9
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BY 5 the
ding to wats cEES sf offer
5000 $50 SAND per barrel
s1ss 's!e SS i BEA saf sis
500 ffs ssb.. s.. a s ass
os:: ae7si TIMBER pLANk 'sse
5000 .aaas SO to cub foot
''''' tSet IS to feet long " % A'a NJ it. B. NJ
5000 feet 20 y B. ef NJ Mssp. oi.s to niche. 90
niche, diameter, 200 cubic feet, per cubic foot
100 aistofy Bars FEET Tong O"s iaSsrs.sd
el... y r. PINE TIMBER PLANK, &c.
heart sawed, 1910 ls inches square. 80 u,;. TO-,
ssi t sssTs ; ss:s
No. = %ffase Sc; PLANK &C. &C.
1000 cubic feet Of White Pine Timber, to is
sa sa:; feet Of per cubic foot
$1,000 isr1 White hsffS
Ito inches square, sawed, ID to ~ feet
$4,000 feet B. NJ, White Pine Plank, first quail!
ity, to 3 inches thick, Is to 30 feet long, do
&c. sfa.; 'eft !ss! Quality do
IN to inches thick, Is to 80 feet long, do
$4,000 feet B. NJ, w. P. Albany Boards, l inch
10000 feet B. NJ, Spruce Plank. (wide) ~ tos
Glass No. T-PILES.
500 Spruce Piles, Is to 40 feet long, not loss
than inches in diameter at the small end,
20 spars Of Spruce or White Pine, 50 to IS
feet lon Z, not less than 9 inches in diane
ter, at the small end, do
5000 pounds of Sandersons Cast Steel, q to az
inches square and round; per pound
1000 pounds of Cast Steel, n to 2 inches square
and round. do
TO ~ in. thick and l to inches wide, do
5000 rounds lof Wrought Iron, round u to 4
inches diameter, do
1900 pounds Of Wrought Iron, round 4 to
5,Oos pounds Of Wrought Iron. square, Il to q
inches diameter, do
10000 pounds Of Wrought Iron, flat, d to lxinehes
thick and TO inches wide, do
5000 pounds of Wrought Iron crow.bars, toa
feet long-and pinch and 'hackle bars'a to
1000 pounds Of Wrought Iron washers, 4 to 2
1000 pounds Of proved chain, 4 to 4 inches di.
ameter, do
1000 pounds of timber chain y inch, to 10 feet
long very best quality, do
1000 pounds Of blocks for Granite hammers, do
Class No. o.-HARDWARE.
dozen eross-cut saws, per dozen.
do hand do dr.