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JOHN e. .WCL.L>.1TL4.N,
Grocer d Commission Merchant.

I CIV f. my prompt personal attention to the sale {
L cunsignmeuls of Flour. Wheat, Tobacco and a
kinds Of country produceAlso to forwarding Goods an
Produce Ny stock Of
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, Sc,
will he found large and well selected consisting par
as follows;
80 sacks Salt,
100 bags Rio. Lannra and old Java Coffee
90 hhds n. o, ?. X. and st Crols Sugar,
y boxes IoafSugar,
300 kegs Nails, 3 to 40 py,
5000 lbs Cotton Yarns, best Factories
10 tons Country and Irei,gar Iron,
so kegs blasting and rife Powder,
10 Ibis. Tanners Oil,
10 bales Duneslics and Otnaburgs,
LIQUORS.
80 bbls. Recfed and Mountain Whskey,
90 " hest Old Rye
10 Apple Brandy,
French Brandy (some very fne,)
Madeira and Malaga Wine,
Rum, Gin and Porter.
March Is
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b5- Mr., Clay is in Philadelphia, the guest Of the
Magyar, MI Swift His friends in New York are
ceed"gy annius that he should visit that city, but Ii,
had the latest dates, steadily resisted Their npor
tunii,s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-02

N5- The Enquirer publishes the proceedings Of The
ian Buren, Democratic Convention, which met at IT.
"a, in nuiateJ form, tina. lis readers will never
know word about the action had upon the Wlmot Pro
yisu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-02

The Stockholders Of the James River and kaoaNh
anal Company, al tler meeting, last week. deternn
ed that the whole Of the line To Buchanan should be pa
ced under contract.
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DINNER AND PARTY TO COL. JNO. GAR.
LAND

The Dinner and Party given by the citizens of Amhers
county il compliment Col. John Garland. ofihe I'M
ed a,es Army will come off on the 9th # March. Tn
Dinner al Mr. Patrick's Tavern and the Party at NJ
Daniels Tavern.
BIZ order Of { onmittee Of arrangements.
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ALL ONE ! 4! !

This nigh al the Baptist Church, will be hald Tcl
arance meeting, frr business peeches-Bra ss Band
,,,lsc - aud sguing the PLEDGE,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-02
WIG SENAf )RIAL C)NVEN ZION AT
BUCKINGHAM COURT HOUSE.

WING SENATORIAL CONVENTION AT
n BUCKINGHAM COURT HOUSE.
n The Convention Assembled in the Court House on
EFrday the 18th day ni February S4S, and the ,lnwlng
sdele,a,es appeared and took their seats. From Cnmber
Eland, Jno Miller. Nalentine Parrish. WIN. linbsln
q Thomas Jes, Archibald A scott. Benjamin IL Powell
Rand William Il. Holman. From Campbell-J'hp NJ
I>peed { reed 4. Wills, aud Mathew B N"wln. From
q Buckingham aud Apponaitox large number Of dele
6gatcs in attendance. but no list has been furnished
Etn the Secretaries
d On motion of Cod w C. Forbes. John Miller Esq Of
EClmherland appointed PtesIdent and Is. IL. Nowln
eof Ann ,maitox and Robert X Irving of Buckingham
were appointed Secretaries On motion of John HILL
Esq the following gentlemen We're appointed Commit
suggest plan Of voting to be adopted by the CON
gvcntion, 10 W.T. Messrs. NJ. Nowlin, John NJ. Speed
ssnd Greed T. Wills of CampbeIl, Thomas Jellls. VIM.
III lIoh,on and b. II Powell Of Cumberland, Sias z
sNawler Samuel J Walker and DR.. Nuwn Of Appomat
alox, George II Mathew, Charles l.. Christian and Hen
sry Spencer OF Blu, kngham who at er telitin shott
llme reported resolution TO the following effect Thai
HCampbell be entitled to four votes
Il Burkinpham Two votes aud Cumberland two votes
Srhis ttsoluon. after animated discussion In which
Alessrs Speed, B. H. Nowlin. Forbes Christian and
Hti participated, wasad"pied. MAJOR Samuel }. Walk
3 err Of Arpumattox Nominated Col. Thomas II Flood.
Mr.. George H. Mathews nominated CT. Thomas NJ
Bundurant. The several Delegations then retfed and
latter coIsutaficn having assembled again Convention,
reported The following result
" ~, - D"t ''"' - N"''
Az IN g u.,,',,lp - a', A. "a y, N,. :,
''', >" ,',a 'n - - "
1h1 e M CnnIsa,a, ,.il , I o,,,
Wv; ,,,I ,i r,l. w. ' 81 ~
hy ,d ,io ,, ."e w ",s P'''
III n,Ii1.n, ~ Mic n,n,;nas,,o we; nas',i
.oa,n. 81 Ma,hs,,s Lance n p.,'.n ,"d 90 ~ -,
A. Ea,has N'''' ANU W. v -
On motion II Col Forbes,
"a -, oiioar f ,hs Canxa,,;,n g. b. " r,,,,,
'n,nnsr IN uh,cb ,hey b,ye n,f,,ad ,ha ,.sna,,, :,
l,,;os ''e
Resolved TIA, tho ,roceed;,rs If ,h;s Co,ven,;,, he
9opb,she in tho Who r,ner. If N. CIV If R,cbmond
1 ,,d III. ,n,yo AT ynchb,Ig
AGo,, C,,v ,n9,nn+;.t. ren,,l. fran, tho pres;doo
:, tho C,nvpn,ion ,hpn ad,ornsJ
nc 0o'' "'''" NV" iotiN NuIpp pras,,o,,
u II Mourn,
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ObituN

, Died. in Rockbfidgr on Saturday night. the 3lh ii
January, about O'clock suddenly. Mr. Jous \ joins.
sos IN the 81 lh wear ot his nge Thus fade the bright
>I laners that bnm IN the gafden OF ~ ir'li Is
he tenure by which fo Is held That winch ~ nos'
dear 10 u.s. aud promises the ongrs, duraonio day Ne
Sare surrounded by eree of Kindred friends IN which
death has never glncd adml,,anec To morrow he cdhes
0~tth his irresistible iorcr and windows ana
ssrlects In, victim, which pale ashes and en
as marble such the sad. the frequent lessons by
1whch WE are Instructed II the vanity I'll lir aud ho Is
no Improves them thai may realize an Increased
his treasure III heaven, by each alcon Providence
lenders his earthly treasure less. The subject at this
Innlee was true and amahc, aud very dear 10 all WIN
knew hn. In his death the county has lost valuable
citizen; an aged mother, child that was worthy 10
receive her pueS affection; tender and atItct'natn
|wiie 10 moun her iItopaahlr loss; eMld that never
knew the value Of rarcn BY thus sad aillcton n fos.
fidcnce. relatives and friends made 10 nodfn The
loss OF that brightness and joy which his presence al
ways Impaired To the social fire side al me. sister,
Nhom he has been dearest, too, sits no" IN Lone
nCSs aud sarruW, aud feels that. With Tue departure III
ssl dear hrather al earhl} JOY is host The writer ol
his last tribute vt respect has known hln Tor many
Years and bear Witness, that he has never seeh III
i any ON a more perfect example oi Christian iiheaf
aaurr and concentrations Than he subject If this notice =
! It. felt aud undoubtedly believed, there " hnme
l. g,leus and happy hume all the sons aud dangh
crs If earh. tina hleyen the atoncmeni OF Saviour
and seek hun. Such was his support IL lie aud his
cunt at IN death. II was lhe o hs "t'', "'" ~
{,rtrd lis heavenly infneoce upon ms sul Tor ne
", 9', ~ "','''' Jaw t,u If IA and secuted
nnny ,f,.nds ,,h, may, n,nr, aud wi, often drop the
tear al al,cianate remembrance over HE grave 'a' con
ilns his poor body He VAS memser oi the ffrsb'
|ler,n Cbureh and has aver maintained The OF an
\r,,I,v n.,uh.t Int he Inns one 10 his Heavenly Ia
|h,r s tr,,Is and r,lnps ~ III feel that Il II be
on,lnp m hen il, mourn witb,n the bounds OF Chrislan
duty. May they See and rrallre the Importance OF
land IN IFS and t,,unphs may the, die and r
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Office,

NOTICE.
pursuance Of do'r.r 81 the Goiiy Court oil Campbell
pronounced the llh day oi February, lsit ~ SUIT
depending, under the yia OF "Niitehc against Car.
dcn, Sc - the under sgurd the COMMISSIONER named III sand
decree WILL the 2jh day Of March, 1913 On the prem
,cs expose sale, by of pubc auction, on credit OF
lively, mnnths the giving bond with god p,oua
The o TIA, pu,ehas, non,, and tbs title
Ito thu land sold 10 be retained until pAyn nj msdc
luther security therefor,
A small Tract OF Land,
situated In the county ,npbeil, the cd road leading
tom l.yuchhuig To New London, lew miles below The
at;s place, being the land winch John Mitchell
dee d. resided at til, time oil his death.
JOHN MITCHELL,
March -t95N WV JENkS,
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TO W lillian, Merritt:

To William Merritt:
MAKE notice that shall fd,v, the 18th day OF An
next at the Law uner 81 Ealry & Spenee,n The town
"l I,nchbnrg proceed h take the dcpnons oil fahes "
N-t.sd AID ,ihsrs hs read evidence Ia SUIT now
depending the Circuit superior Court oil La" ahd nan
gerry iot the o iSnrbbutg, wherein am Plantth AMI
YOU are Defendant winch time and place may attend
III you think proper and they not II
ken the ly above mentioned, they will be taken OH '
me NJ is,i day, SUNDAY excepted .
LEWIS MERRITT, sr.
March 2-wlm
TN PLATE. SHEET IRON. Sc.
I - boxe, Tin Plate, i-3N
I'D 1000 bo,,. Ame,iean Sheet Iron 25 and 70
500 do Iussa do do 70
800 III Sp.cr
; hnds Cardtnaa Molasse',
10 boxes Hull n Sons Candles receiving per boat
{ : nshaw and Tennessee, aud loI sale BY
M,,rh a., # GEO RAGBY.
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w. ,"e wing Convention appointed County Electors
list of those in some Of the counties in ,hi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-03-02

WARD ELECTION
VINIIE WARD ELECTION for six Aldcrmen, and
Il SIX Common Councilman, in each ward in tilr
town OF Lyncburg will take place pursuant 10
|f Assembly, entl ian act 10 amend entitled
an divide the Of Lynchburg into wards and
for other purposes" passed Feb. 10. 1890. the ffs
Tuesday in April ne>t--and will be held in Lynch
|Nad No, hfing all that part Of said below lhe
alley. extending from the river To the 18th street, in
The house lately occupied by McCorkle & Simpson. and
owned by A. Ligga, grocery store Main ct; and
Henry Ward No. 9, being all that part Of town above
LIST alley. extending from the river to 18th street. in the
house lately occupied by Moorman & Martin on Main ST.,
next DIOR below the Vrginian Offro belonging to A.
Ligga,. HENRY HUNTINGTON,
Feb. 26-,lAp Sert. The Corporation d Ly'g.
COFFEE.
S0 bags Rio and t'Cuir Coffee just received and fr
F.b 70 8, PFYANT t, llSsi.EY
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VI IL s,
AEn KEGS Nails Just received and flr sale by
<cV BRYANT & iINSIEY.
li,rel
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We wish to call the readers attention to
WISTAR'SI BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
that is advertised in another column. There is
some peculiarly about this article that no other
remedy has II Is completely master of all Pull
monary Diseases, even to the most malignant,
such as our most prominent and skiIful physicians
after long treatment have given up in despair as
beyond the reach Of medicine, and their skill, are
cured by this remedy. The reader may think there
is some assurance in this. aud with some reason
too, If 1t was not plain matter Of fact proved by
many cases within our immediate circle Of acquain.
tance. We recommend 1t to the afflicted as the
best medicine before the public. ,reus5og.o
Sold BY J. D. PARK, (successor to Sanford &
Park,) Fourth and Walnut streets, Cincinnati, o..
general agent for the South and West. to whom all
orders must be addressed.
ia. G. H. DAvENpoar, woods6eld.
AnsHurz. PoLLock & Co Sun6sh.
~ J. F. BlDENHARN s Co. Malaga. l4it&
~ WEIGH & THOMPSON, Beallsvills.
t5J. F. BIDENHARN s. Co. Williamsburg.
~. h B. DAVENPORT, williamsburg.
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PROOF! PROOF PROOF REV. J. Z. Turu.
er, Protestant Methodist Minister, says in letter
to DR.. Jayne, dated Albion, Erie county, Penn.
syIvania, Oct 9th, 1876. Mrs Turner has hesn
afflicted with DYSPEPSIA AND Sick HEA DAcHs
for about FIVE years, which continued 10 gov
more severe. II is my opinion that one more turn
Of ii would have closed her mortal career. She
took four bottles Of your Vermifuge. and one box
Of SanativePills. and by the blessing Of God ac-
companying the means, she is cured Of her sf1ie-
tiun We had tried all the Physicians, far and fess
to no effect, until we used yonr medicine. We
gave the Vermifuge to our children for worms.
aud It had good effect. have taken pains e
send to Erie for your medicines for some time.
and they have effected SO many cures, that we
want you 10 appoint an agent here.
Yours, J. l.. TURNER.
Methodist Protestant Minister.
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NOTiCE Is hereby given that the Commission
IN ers Of Monroe County, for the year, l6ls.
levied . tax for the Improvement Of roads and
highways. oi fourteen cents on each handred
dollars Of vauston of the taxable property of this
County. And an additional for same purpose Of
six cents on each hundred dollars Of valuation Of
taxable properly in Ssnecs aud Union Townships.
tthe instance the Trustees Of said towsships.
Said tax msy be discharged BY labor on the roads,
under the direction Of the Supervisors ofthe sew
eraI road disicts, at the rste Of cents
per dsy. JN0. M KIRKBRIDE.
ps',r Aeditess Once, ,.. g Auditor.
Wcods6eld. May a. lsls. asas p5i 4 asls33
,sAtsaN&1l ~ ~ 9SH&S .skef .el ves1
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scRoFULA AND sCRoFULous SWELL.

SCROFULA AND SCROFULOUS SWELL
INGS. .-Scrofula in all it's multiplied forms. wheth.
er III that of Kings Evil, Enlargement Of the
glands or Bones, Goitre. White Swelings, Chron.
ic Rheumatism, Cancer, Disease Of the Skin OF
Spine, or of Pulmonary Consumption, emanate
from enc and the same cause, which is . poiscn-
ous principle inherent in the human system. -
Therefore, unless this principle can be DESTROYED,
radical cure can be effected; but il the princ-
pie upon which the disease depends is removed, .
cure must Of necessity follow. no matter how the
disease should manifest itself This, therefore, ie
the reason why JAYNE'S Alternative 10 %
universally successful in removing so many malig-
Dant diseases. II destroys the rirua or principle
from which those diseases have their origin, By
entering into the circulation, and with the blood .
conveyed to the minutest fibre; removing every
particle Of disease from the system.
Prepared only by DR.. D. Jayne, PhiladephiA.,
and sold on agency by 80
J. G. FLEMING, P. M. Woods6eld.
Moses P. MILES s. SON. Somerton.
J. 4. HoLMEs, Clarington.
F. MYERS, New Castle.
+. HEApLEY, Jamestown.
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COMPLEXiON.-Wf Wfighfs Indian Tegsfable
Pills are the best cosmetic in the tc0,ld; because
they cleanse and purify the body of those morbid
humors which, il lodged in the cutcle, are the
cause not only Of yellow or swarihy complexion
and roughness OF the skin. but all kinds Of erupive
diseases Wr;ght's Indian Vegetable Pills also aid
and improve Digestion as well ss cleanse and purify
the blood, and. therefore. give health and vigour
to the whole frame, which in turn, will be sure to
give clear and healthy complexion. y
0t- Be,Da,e of Sugar Coated Counterfeifs! -.
Remember, the original and genuine Indian
Vegetable Pills have the written signature of VIM.
Wright on the top label of each box. t'a,aal j.I
The genuine for sale by A. g. G. H. Dav.
enport, sole agents for Woodsfield. For other
agencies see advertisement in another column.
Office and General Depot, 1863, RACE st. i,
Phil adeiphis. ~. aasala 5g.trdMs8 .t
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|HHERTTT's SALE-.yy virtue fswsitofn.
~ scaton to me directed from the court Of
-V;Ij;oc N5.oo /, Common Pleas Of Monroe
Z ~" ". county, Ohio. will offer for
R,.fh DieEinson sale. at the front door Of the
80. = .-~.--.... court house In the town Of
iWaodsfisId, in the county Of Monroe aforessid,
On Monday. The 26fh day Of June neat, ~
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock N and o'clock
m, the following described real estate. to wit:
The life estste Of Roth Dickinson 10 fractional
section %. township l. and range 4; lying and be-
ing ia said county. qsttA1 seI,f,te m = 4t,-I i.
may 27-Sl 81 II WIN. D. PATTON. Sheriff.
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fFrom ths AmsrIcan gtar 81 the ca MsY.]


The INrERloR.-Ths Q1efetaro pa.
pers, received last evening, make no
reference 10 quorum or 10 any reyolu-
tionary movement in that city.gie q'i q
81 We hare the contents Of q private
letter, however, which states that q
quorum had been formed, and nothing
prevented tile meeting OF Congress bui
some religious pageant or procession
jarauta was iat San Luis, 10 the very
best Of spirits, and about leaving thai
city for Qneretaro. Bus,amente was
employing himself in opening the mai!
from Dalores 10 the seat OF Govern
ment. 4 The prevailing opinion was,
that the new Congress would dispatch
business, and come to decision in re-
gard to the treaty, in q very few days
after coming together. ~ B s3asa ,Jf si5
From the American Star of the lth May. ~
FRoM QUEaETARo--A private ex-
press came in yesterday at noon, and
we learned that the Government at
Queretaro was considerably embarrass-
ed, because tho question had been rails.
ed whether the Federal Government
had lheright to cede any State or por-
ton Of State without the consent Of
such State. The States OF Mexico,
generally, 60 in tooth and nail for State
rights, andit has been some time appre-
lhended tha, such an objection would be
urged by the opposition. 90 q ~ Z.
| Our CoMMIssioNERs-We learn from
Mexican authority that the Govern.
ment al Quere.aro has yielded several
points Of etiquette which they had pre-.
viously held TO, and one Of them the ad-
mission into their capital Of an Ameri.
can escort Of sixty men with the CON-
missioners. We have been told, how.
ever, that the Commissioners do not go
up until advised as 10 the time by the
Government; in other words, when
they are ready 10 receive them. ua
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Adam Shriver.

door of the court house in the town of Woodsfeld,
10 the county Of Monroe aforesaid, sesG sG
On JMonday. the 26th day Of June nerf.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, m and o'clock.
m, the following described real estate, to wit:
The west half of the northeast quarter Of section
4, township a, and range s, containing 79 acres,
more or less; also. the northeast quarter Of the
southeast quarter Of section Z. township A, and
range 5, Containing 40 scres, noreor less; also, the
southeast quarter Of the northeast quarter of Sec
tion z, township d. and range s. con staining 40
acres. more less; lying and being IN SAID county.
,ir may 27-S2 3lq VIM. d. PATTON. Sheriff
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USE THE PROPER MEANS,-If YOU wi,b

USE THE PROPER MEANS,-lf you wish
to be successful in any undei taking, you must A.
ways .use the proper means" Therefore IL you
have Cough, use JAYNES EXPECrORANT
and be cured. Tor il is the proper means. Have YOU
Asthma or Difficulty Of Breathing, then the only
efficient means to cure you is to use Joyne's e..
peetorari. which will Immediately oyercom. The
spasm which contracts the diameter Of the wind
tubes, and loosens and brings up the mucus which
clogs them up. and thus removes every obstrucsisa
to free respiration. while at the time al ia.
Hammation IS subdued, and cure Is certain "a b
effected. Have you Bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood.
Pieurisy. or in fact any PULMONARYA ArFEC.
TION, then use Jayne's Erpectorassf and sslisfi y
certain. and you win find tina, you have used shs
proper means.
eJ- FEMALE BEAUTY-CUL NE
GLECT.-It has been observed by visiren from
all otber countries wellas by persons 81 The bess
cultivated taste in this that In no county is thers
larger share Of female beauty and excellence than
in this city. Yet, while the shoe-ftter. dfessss.
ker, and milliner. are engaged, IN adorning ssn3-
ture's best gilt to man" one part appears slmo@t
iptalIy neglected. THE HAIR. How frequent.
" do the raval es Of disease lay waste the delicate
form Of the fair and beautiful. and though restored
again to health, yet those flowing locks which oncs
adorned their heads fell ofand never again rstnsn
to their original beauty. Il is inconceivable how
any person, more especially lady. can nxnifess
so much neglect on this point, when ssNEvER
FAILING REMEDY" can be obt uned by puS.
chasing Dr. JAYNES HAIR TONIC. which
will perfectly restore this only neglected part u
female ornament ~
What is dollar or two to complete ths crown.
ing point offemale bsAutt 70 " - n
Prepared only BY. d. ID Jayne, PhiisaunuAss.
and sold on agency by ,Hss y iiY,s7-
JIG FLEniso, P. Nj. wosds6sss.
MosEs p. MUGS q Sos. Ss,nsrsoo.
J. K HoLnEs. Claringtoa, y
r. MYEns. New Csstle, 'aasRy
q e HrADLEr. Jsmesto~n. e' sil
lsA4l% aHt ataA Asek b9A slesate 3iasNFStyn
5seA .isssis
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NOTICE TO CREDITORs.-o the iith
IN day Of April, in the year ls4s, the Court ol
Comnun Piess Of Monroe county declared The es.
tate OF James Guthrie, deceased, probably insol.
vent. Creditors are therefore required to presen,
their claims against the estate to the undersigned
tor allowance. within six months from the time
above mentioned, or they will not be entitled to
payment. JOHN DAVENPORT,
~ Administrator of Jas Guthrie, decd.
Nav rs. i64S.nl24 stIttaF34 f.ees.
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Jacob CToto ~
vs
Thomas Wilkinsor,

SHERlFF'S SALE..--By virtue of writ Of
~ f. fa ct lev. fa to me directed from the court
---, of Common Pleas Of Monroe
Jacob CrO,o county, Ohio, will offer for
VS.. sale, at public outcry, at the
Thomas Wilkinson front door of the court house
---------) in the town of Woodsfield,
in the county Of Monroe aforesaid, 20
on Monday, the 26M day Of June nert.
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, m and o'clock,
m, the following described real estate. to wit
The southwest quarter Of the southwest quarter Of
section 35, township s, and range 7, containing 81
acres, more or less; also, the northwest quarter Of
the northwest quarter of section 81, township 5,
and range q, containing 36 acres more or less; ly-
ing and being IN said county.
may 1881 ss Wm D. PATTON, Sheriff.
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RCHERIFF,s sAIE.-By virtue of wins
~ off II. ct lev. Il. 70 ne directed from the
IsIsIa PooT I, court Of Common Pleas Of
M vsl -Monroe county. Ohio. ! will
Jo,hxa WSii;am,. offer for SsIe, ~ public outcry,
At the house Of Joshua Viii
liams, 10 Euoch township. in the county aforesaid,
b On Monday. the 1874 day Of June ners,l q
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock m and Z o'clock
p m, the following described personal property.
to wit. One twohorse wagon and one gray horse.
gs june 8. I6iS. WIN. D. PATTON, Sheriff.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.--By virtue Of decretal
~ order to me directed from the ceurt Of Common
Jo, EoU far Uee - ri +, Pleas Of Monroe county,
vs.. - Ohio, I will offer for saie.
Elxv Morgan Cat public outcry. II The
- - { - front door ol the court
house in the town of Woodsfield. in said county,
On Monday. the 26th day Of June ncrf.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, m and o'clock.
m, the following described real estate. to wit: !:
The southeast quarter Of the southwest quarter Of
section Is, township 8, and range 4..containine 50
acres, orless; lying and being in said county.
may 1881 81 VIM D. PATTON, Sheriff
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-06-03
Jacob Cr0,c
vs..
Thomas Wilkinson
Peggy Fai,ueH
William Dement,.

Woodsfed, in the county of Monroe aforesaid,
,.ss On Monday, the 26th day of June neat,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock, m and 4 O. CLOCK,
p IN, the following described real estate, to wit:
Lots No. l6 and IL, in the town Of Calais; lying
and being in said county. Appraised at $500.
may 2O-$I 81 VIM. D. PATTON. Sheriff