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I7HF, RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

a very serious counienance, and manner quie
solemn, arose and began very grave address.
tie evidently looked upon the occasion as one
Of great solemniiy-ior, during tae address
preceding, the audience made the welkin often
ring with the merry laugh, while This gentleman
evidently considered passing events as no laugh
ing matters, and il Was remarked that no smile
frightened up his features during the discussion.
Hi speech appeared 10 be a medley oil asseve.
ration, absurdily, and abstfactionism, spiced
with vituperation, rhapsody and Scraptinuy. One
would never hare supposed he had heard MIR.
BIS speech except for his once in while say
ing 'he honorable gentleman" &c, Upon the
whole II seemed 10 be quite an innocent affair,
and although his gestures were extremely puSIs-
tic, The Wing portion oil his audience took ilquite
cOoly, and most Of them retired from the house
10 The shades adjacent, and some OF Them, Tor
ausht we know to the contrary, might have ac-
juuraed 10 the 'har" 10 have tested The truth OF
one OF the placards. The serious gentleman
grew mcre serious as the ponderosiiy OF his
argument increased with longitude and latitude,
and whenever bothered he would shuttle his
everlasting scraps. Many Democrats retained
their seats with Astonishing ortitude, knowing
tuil well the excellent gentleman was dong me
best he could under The presence OF surrounding
circumstances.
Ii struck me tina, il would have tried old Bob
Wocdine's nerves Ia have witnessed The unset
entilic ">hufing" OF The fhy-!wo Wing scraps,
white mol a solitary Jack" was onre ''urned up"
TIE speaker said he would prove certain things
from VaGel, Gfotius, and Putfendori, pointing 10
the deck" ciorc him. He shutcd, and shulsd
his SCRAPS, and then read little, bal he appeared
az one barking up The wrong tree. he brought
10 our mind The pithy and polite reply OF Patrick
Henry 10 young lawyers Law quotation: Excel
lenl book, excellent sentiments" said Henry, "bu
lhey don't apply 10 The case The senteman's
authorizes might have been COED bur it took but
hall an c;e Ia STE they nd MOI 'appy 10 The
case" But Inc document Tn speaker seemed IA
appreciate mos highly, appeared TO BE- consres
slonal speech, which he used as a Textbook, keep
Ing it always in hnnd, and Judging iicm Tic inr
o! his argument il was guessed Ia be The learned
cllusion OF inc "lIefu ui Santa Annas Pass
The gem Of Ibis speech, that is, in The speakers
Iancy-ii was Certainly uasrcakahly original :
wa his comparison oi Lewis Cass IL Taeyfand.
The later said words were made 10 conceal
Thoughts. The former was ul The same opinion.
The prooi Excuse mr. il you please. The
speaker gave none, save his naked assertion OF
the naked fact, and don't lrr bound to supply his
deficiency. The speaker finally concluded his
NUT logic and as there was nothing 10 reply 10,
il was deemed best JUS, 10 rrlirc, and leave the
Democratic physic = work. A,iieu. Il. a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-03

a ieleeraphic dispatch from Cincinnati states
ina! The Hon. WIN. J. Graves, Of Kentucky, one
~ me wing electors Tor that State, died on The
2Ht inst Mr.. Graves. j. will he remembered
sho' Mr.. Ciiloy some cigh, years since IL iucl
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We are indebted 10 Mr.. w. l.. Montague, on
Main street for General w. o. Buffers beauu
full song, "The Boat Horn,' set TO music oy n
Thorbccke of Philadelphia, and dedicated 10
Mrc Tamns Polk
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LOUISA RAILROAD.

LOUISA RAILROAD. .u.
NEW Route 10 Lyncbburs, wa Cha'lot ~.
Hcnkell & Co, leaving Richmond On amer
nate DAYS with The Packr! Boa's. ,u., sirs
a For Tickets, apply 10 William Fl. Allen, M.
p;chmons Fledericksburg Potomac Ra'l'o'.
Company. =. Mh p.;Iroad Co,
Sep. 2-2aWi LOUISE @sn''-
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IL, LOUISA COUNTY, Va.
$50 lar as my information goes, The Wings.
with lew exceptions think their chance TO elect
General Taylor desperate one"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-10-03

The accounts oil the Bank OF England during
the past week furnish no material ior comment.
Gold was arriving freely, but the increase ol bu'-
lion was lrfiing. There was large increase,
however, in Other securities in bank, AMI the
statement shows that the discount business has
been renewed London consols were selling al
62t per account,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-11-18
Notice.

NNHERE will be petition presented to the
Legislature of the, State of Ohio, at their
next session, praying for the erection OF new
county. to be called the county of NOBLE, with
the county seat to be located az Sarahsville; said
new county of Noble to be bounded and described
as follows commencing at the northwest corner
of township number nine (9) and range ten ll0)
in Guernsey county, (known by the name Of Spen-
Ger township thence east to the northeast Corner
of township number eight (s) and range (8) in
said Guernsey county, (kpown by the name Of
Seneca township;) thence north q miles, thence
east to the west line Of Belmont county, thence
south to the north line of,Manroe county, thence
west one and hall Q4) miles, thence south TO the
north line of township number FIVE (5) and range
seven a. in Monroe county, (known by the name
OF Elk township;) thence west to the northwest
corner of said township; thence south TO point
one and half QD miles south OF the northeast
corner of township number .hve (5) and range,
eight (s) ini Washington county, (known by the
name of 1Aurelius townshipD thence west TO the
west line of. township number five (5) and lange
nine 10y In Morgan county, (kpown, by the name
of Jackson township;) thence north to, the north
west corner, of said township; thence west three.
(3) miles; thence north to the north line of town.
ship number seven ID and range ten (l0) in said
Morgan county; thence west to the northwest
corner. of said township; and thence north to the
place of beginning. ------
The said new county, Of Noble is to be bounded
as though the townships Of Wright, 10 Guernsey
county, and Bethel, in Monroe comfy, had hpt
osi ss-sw9 MANY PETITIONERS,
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r DMINISTRATORS SALE-By virtue
"A Of "a order from tie sCodft of Common
Pleas, Of Monroe county. Ohio, 4 william the ,6ti1
day Of December next, between The hours OF 10
o'Clucks 4. m, and 4o,ciock. .pg m.,'of saitidaS
Woodsfed, fn said county. offer Tor sale the fol-
loving real estate 40 Wit The undivided sh9fof
lot No. IL in the town Of Beasville, with the i'm
provemehts thereon, sGbjeett the dover eststs 81
Ruth O. Conner in all the premises hereafter meps
toned. assigned TO said Ruth O'Conner in said
lot No. J; also. the undiyidsdhalfio thirty&wo
feet off the west ends of lots Nos and 4 10 tbe
town of BealIsvile. being thirty feet back and
eight rods in front; also, the undividedhalf OF one
half acre Of land, being part OF the northwest
quarter of sec66nl5 township s, Add range 5, be-
ginning for the same at the northeast corner Of
Said section running thence south l5 perches,
thence east 3perches, thence north twenty de!
grees and fifteen perches, ,ihence west perches 10
the place Of beginning; also, the undivided half Of
one acre ot land situate in section 6. township D.
and range5 beginning for the same at the south.
west corner OF said section, running thence to the
south boundary Of the town Of Beallsyie. in said
county, thence east to road leading from The
East and w est street of said town Of BeallsviIle,
thence south with said road TO the south line Of
said section. thence westto the place ofbeginpipg,
together with the improvements thereon Terms.
One.third cash 'in hand, one-third in six months,
and one-third in twelve months. with interest from
the day OF sale. to be secured by mortgage or 9TH
9.aIo 'di gaibIiTHoMAs GRIFFITH lfo
e Nov. L., iolea Admir- of Issac Nsf,i decd.
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Farm for Sale,i,

The subscriber wishes 10 sell his iarin, contain.
ing two hundred and fifty five acres Of chocs land,
one hundred and ninety acres cleared, and, pndei
ahigh state Of cultiv alton with good 6ie ascel.
ling house, large double barn--and good or.
chard of bearing fruit trees of chnice fruitye Tho
land is well timbered, and well watered The hills
are filled with inexhaustbs banks Of go1d stone
coal, in point Of qualify is not surpassed by the
best banks of Wheeling. The soil is Of tbe best
quality. for stock and grain, is not surpassed BY any
in the west-and adjoining the village Of Csflisle.
very stirring little ltown, sitvatein the County
%,se o MIaI9e spS sb ssis Of os
head OF the first quality Of fmerino sheepJ JGN Blood
ed Any-person wishing to purchase such farm
can haye it on the most reasonable terms, by apply.
ing to the subscriber or William Agnew, now 70.
siding on the farm. N. HUMPHREY.
Sept. 2, l848.
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.s1hs Psor Mans Evening Prayer


sso''s's'n' 80 w wfIEr4M soNrs. ~ ''S-S
81 s6od II sho poor mani hear ". l-e',ls e
. r' r6ou Givsr of al goodl 'ss''es 2lleaq
~ al thIs our meal be near us-- s.. s.Es3ls9
s'.T Bless, bless our humble food! I ''isa3s
~ w have been toiling through Inc day. sa
Sleep hangs upon each brow! = So Y
~ But throul Il the dim night hear US pray
s'. Look down. and bless us now! ~" r., :
God of the poor man! heed dus. y e 4
x e ~ AZ thus Oh bendedkn ,,-", : =
For all ihou hast decteed US. Isl I r
N we praise aud glory Theel w =
Thy hands that made tie wealthy,
X y Unmake them at thy will; = Hai' 'r4N
~ nThey made lbs strong and healthy bPa..l
-ssi MAY we remain so still! 'se 8 f'Hd ~
[silaiai a5aosaaoI sa
Cod of The poor man Ialisien4 .s541S Sesls
AsiaansTo those whose all is gone; si.aa
sssr 10 those whose syeIids glisten . 'g7d2aolrl
issso with sorrow deep andiOne! sqiao.'3l at
VA On! answer, we beseech Thee, aia si
ssis..is Their buok9h, aneuish'd prayer; .,as
asss LettheIr dark woes 6rssreach Thee, aapt
sasir aTheIs beam on US now here! sss b g..
-sems Ssa9bess; d5AiA .isysl lijssi bHs -eUs
aus i Cod of the poorman! lowly aa i"@ hti'a.
= sssls His heart with love doth beat; $50 's'a
saa He hath no gift more holy sA 'ssflas 81 (
20 ~ To deck Thy mercy-seat!' % s,n.' i.
isa sTskt II; our Father! though it be as ,,.I
sad' ga Shaded with earthly sin; 7.-1 as'7qnai
sitri Nough, else hath he to offer Thee
Assse Oh. make itright within! ,'agro2 . ) i
-. h'r a.Iuai0t9
.'a'd God of the poor man shining To b. ~ I
sag2 Amidst his little cot, 'n' sa o5bls3 (
su"' Though fortune be declining, iaa e's7 go T
s.e'iis With Thee, how bright his lot! '---az9
~ Guard now the night before us.-' 7'''
"'''s.a9 Let quiet slumber come; -.a.'i' 10 as't
Spread, spread Thy mantle Ger us, 81,
80 Aud bless the poor mans home! ii
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AGENCY OFFICE,
49,, NNh;nflt

h Ihave list Of the unentered Congiess Lands
in Monroe and Washington counties. After the
fteenth Of July next, persons by applying TO me
for unentered. lots. can have the land secured 10
them Immediately, and certificate in their name
for the land will! be made.out by the Register al
3-Office on MAinstreet. '''' W. ." -
-! IS To sas GEORGE M. WOODBRIDGE
- Refer to Edward Archbold. Esq, Woodsfield,
or to any citizen Of Washington county.f.w hgt
/, NIB. Persons wishing land. and having but I
small part of the money, , can have the entry made
by applying to me. ~ G M. W..
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Spring g&gSummer Fashions fOr1S4S,

~ AVERY, No. 10 MoNRo EST, WHEE I'm G,
-. respectfully informs his. old friends and the
public in general. that he has now on hand large
and superior stock Of Hats and Gaps, Of the late
Spring and Summer Fashions, comprising all quail.
tiles, shapes and sizes. His hats are manufactured
under his own immediate superintendence. of the
finest materials, and BY the best workmen, and
will be- sodwholesaIe and retail at prices still
lower than they have ever been, offered in this
city, Those wishing TO purchase Hats and Caps,
will find it to their advantage to give him a call
before purchasing elsewhere. ba1sD5lan s0
April 20, 1873. s., AVERY.
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I'D oADNOTICE.---Noticei is hereby given

D OADNOTICE.--.-Notice is hereby given
LII that apettion will be presented to the Com
mfssioners of Monroe county, Ohio, at their next
session, praying for an alteration of the county
road leading along the Ohlo river, SO much of said
road as runs through the lands OF John Minder. in
Ohio township, commencing at a point where said
road leaves the line between Isaac Thompson and
John Minder,, on the part laid out by the trustees
of Ohio township; thence with said line and the
line between Joseph Hicks and John Minder;
thence along the back OF said Minder's fields, and
intersectng the county road on the lands Of Jacob
Muhleman. :1a A APETITIONER.
T. Oct. %, l848. ,7sstlig. .vt.aI
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Attachment Notice.

STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, S..
30, In The Court of Common Pleas.
Il, M M. June Term. A, d. lS48. -,..,.,, 5,'
John Craig. Richardl 49,, ..,i, ,,,,, i..'.,.,
Clark, and Samuel IN ASSUMPSIT.
Craig. patrners trading ". Damages 5000.
under the firm of Craig, ! Notice is hereby given
Clark s. Co.. q . to all persons Interested,
~. la.n,, VS. s.,,@.. that on, the 27th day Of
Charles Medallion. June, Is4s, the said
Craig, Clarke & Co. sued out Of said Courta Writ
goods cba;tles, rights. credits. moneys and effects
Of the said Charles Medallion, . nonresident OF
the State Of Ohio, demanding therein the sum Of
two hundred dollars damages, which said writ was
at the June Term Of said Court A. d. ls4S, IRE.
turned served, And afterwards, to wit, on the
10th day Of July, ls4S, the said plaintiffs sued out
of said Court another writ, which was at the DC.
tober Term, lS4S Of said Court. return served.
.,,. I'D, t., WILLIAM OKEY, Clerk,
Nov 4, 1913. Monroe Common Pleas
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The best Mechanical aper III tie ,oorla.
,5a -. 'sd " ,, NEW voLUME OF, @ al'e,d z
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NUAsTER COMMISSIONERS SALE

NWASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
VH BY virtue of decretal order to me directed
from the Court Of Common Pleas of the county OF
Monroe, and State of Ohio, at the October Term,
lS4S;in the case of Edward Archbold, vs.. Matf-
ew Jacobs ct. al, will be offered for sale at public
outcry at tn, door of the court house in said
county, on the 9th day OF December next. be-
tween the hours OF 10 o'clock, a m. and 4o'clock,
p. m on said day the following described premi-
ses in said county, to witt The southeast quarter
Of the southeast quarter, of section 27, township
2, and range A, lying and being in Monroe county,
Ohio. 77Isa WIN. OKEY, Master Com.
q Nov. 4, lS4S. -,HI-r ata..' a.i .s..,g NO
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TWO THE CREDITORS OF JOSIAH M.
IL DILLON, sDEC'D.----On the 2Oth day of
October. in the year ls4S, the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Monroe county declared the estate OF Jo-
siah M. Dillon, deceased, to be probably insolvent.
Creditors are therefore required to present their
claims against the estate to the undersigned for al
lowance within six months from the time above
mentioned. or they will not be entitled to pay
hent. II. NJ. BOGGESS,
Admir- de bonls non Of Josiah M. Dillon, decd.
Oct 1913 lSlS t+'st''tfi' 'tisf hHt.H5.t II.
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HsAsTER COMMISSIONERS SALE

lVH BY virtue of decretal order to me directed,
rom the Court of Common Pleas Of the county Of
Monroe and State Of Ohio, at the October Term,
lS4S. in the case OF the Trustees of the Manhattan
Bank, VS.. VIM. H. Johnston & wife, will he offer
ed for sale at pu5.ic outcry at the door the court
honse, in said county, on the 5th day of Decem
Der next, between the hours Of 10 o'clock, a. m.
and O'Clock, p. m. said day, the following de-
scribed premises, in said county, TO witt The west
half of the northeast quarter Of section 13, town
ship 8, and range 4. containing so acres, more or
less. lying and being in Monroe county, Ohio.
y Nov. 4, lS4S. ~ WIN. OKEY Master Com.
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TUsT received and for sale by ANSHUTZ,
d POLLOCK & CO.. a1large lot of mo. !
.1e,pei,4. X KANAWHAi SALT. .,sts..
Having made, arrangements with the Kanawha
Salt Association, we will be prepared at all times
to furnish our customers with this valuable article,
which is at least twenty-five per cent. better than
Pittsburgh Salt. ~ .l,s.,ad, e, ,r.,.,-t.i q t.,
SuhGsh, July 26, 18i8 ,'..,t...~..
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IT EVI CECIL'S ESTATE.-ANoticeis is here
IL by given that the subscriber has been appoin-
ted and qualified as .executrix' of the estate of
Levi Cecil, late of Monroe county, deceased. All
persons having clsims against said estate will pre-
sent them legally authenticated within one year
from this date, fpr settlement; and all persons in.
debted to the same, will please call, and make i'm
mediate payment. l' MARTHA CECIL,
Oct. 2S--n33' g. tssFA NuN Exr'x. !
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NoTICE.-No,ice is hereby

DtCObAl L II MI N Cs-NouCe IS oeTeUy
n given In 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 Munroe and State Of
Ohio, by the executors, administrators and guar
dians OF the estates of the following named per-
sons, to witt y,tp9l
3 John Bracey and George Bracey, administrators
of Samuel Bracey, deceased. Partial. ,.,a Z
Robert Gregg, administrator Of William McFa Fad-
den, deceased Final e.lshu. isitg ui .s.l
&. Rebecca Danford, administratrix of Peter DAN
ford, deceased. Final. :4Jn,ni
George w Durkee, administrator of Franklin
Gilmore, deceased. Final. 5.a'iI 49,. ig.t
Thomas Griffith, administrator Of John Palmer,
deceased. Final. i -'s#m8. .5l.aega
Jeptha DuvalI, guardian to Wilson's heirs. =
Final. y'..-.lma.. Ui 80. .2al.H"
John Sinclair, guardian to J. L. Howe, iupsiic.
FinaE .s.t1l = %-3"1 :. +'aEo.i l'.sQ !.
That the said accounts are now on file IN said
office, subject to the inspection OF allpersons in
terested, and are continued until the April term,
of said court, lsi9, for final settlement aud confir
nation. 'a!z> ~ VIM. OKEf, Clerk.
Nov. 4, l84S. '.i.g+ "a 7sml lJ j. 4
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EsOAD NOTICE. E.-Notice Is hereby siveS,
10 that petition will be presented 10 t,eCom.
missioners of Monroe County, at their next ses-
sion, praying for an order to lay out public f6Sd,
through a part Of Enocb Township. ins ssid coup
ty, to begin at the east side Of Duck Creek whefs
,the county road CROSSES said line; thence south
along said line TO the south west corneI Of said
county. and there to end The said road 10 s. u.
tablisbed forty feet wide; one half to b in Mon.
roe, the balance to in Morgan County, is alfea.
dy petitionedfor bsfi 1'APETITIONER.i
June l7th, lS48. - AZ a,y, ,,,tan; .,, ,'yos
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE

NE BY virtue of decretal order to me directed
from the Court Of Common Pleas of the county of
Monroe, and State Of Ohio, at the October Term,
1913, inthe case of William p Morrison VS.. Haz,
lett Stotts will be offered for sale at public uutcrx
at the door of the cpurt house in said county, on
the 9Th day of December next, between the hours
of 10 O'Clock, a. m and o'clock, p. m on said
day, the following described premises in said coun
ty, to wit: The northwest quarter Of the south
west quarter, of section g. TOW nship 8, and
range no. 4, containing 40 acres more or less.
.aA yt WILLIAM OKEY, Master Com.
Nov. a. lS4S, .5. f.! fl r,,s-.y . alb .,...r
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MAGNETIC Battery,

Consisting OF ELECTRIC Pills sGALvAN.
IZED PLASTER, MAGNETIC ETHER, No
], FOR CONSUMPTION, MAGNETIC ETH.
Err NO 2, FOR NERVOUS DISEASES. MAG.
NETICl ETHER NO. 3,sEOR LIVER COM.
&c. For sale by ,.(,a. ts s,..F
j. R. & J. H. Morris, Woodsield, -
d James R. Smith, Clarington, tF'" '' '''''
WIN. Mckinley, Powhatteh, I'll % 'rl''.aH.r
y. P. Ferril, Newcastle, 7-o.I y.ya q. .ssna.,.
Isaac Welsh, Beallsville, .t,,-.-.a. ,,....t
Thomas Mitchell, Antioch,
w. & 8. Hogue, Somerton, ~ hPl't'H sff'
BENJAMIN Maekall, Barnesvillea siis ii'. a5-c 7.
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EAUTION.-Whe my wife, Mary M.
u. HadsslI, has,left my bed and board without
any just cause or ,provocatiop = all persons are
notified not to trust her on my account
as, will pay no debts of her contracting.
Oct, 2S--lw., b.e SETH M. HADSELL.
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ENOR SALE, Lot No. s5, IN the Town Of
IL Clarngton, Monroe County, Ohio. upon
which there is large twoersqipry frame building.
pied store room and one for an office; tiie bal
ancefor dwelling house. Said Lot fronts 12D feet
or Market Street and 60 on Ferry Street. = Said
premises well situated for business, being sbove
high water mark, on the bank Of the Ohio River,
whefel the principal Of the produce of this county
is shipped. For terms apply to syc;s,,,c,
N. F. BLACKLOCK & Co,
a PENDLEDON, R1ELY l. Co.,
BsliimoissCiiy.
or to !TH. WEST, Woodsfisid. ..
Sept. 4, 1913 81.