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Farm for Sale.

The subscriber has for sale the farm ON which,
he now resides, lying five miles north west Of
Woodsfed, in Centre township. near the road
leading from Woodsiield to Wills creek, contain
ing SO acres of land, about As acres of which are,
cleared. There are on said tract about $50 bear
smsh families. ELIAS SWAIME.
Sept 1912, ,S-Sm. 81, ~ gof
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@1AUTION.- Whereas my wife, Mary M.
" HadselI, has left my bed and board without
any just cause or provocation, all persons are
therefore notified not to trust her on my account,
as will pay no debts of her contracting. snBl
Oct. 2S--lw' SETH M HADSELL.
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Attachment Notice. WI,
STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, SIS.
81 In the Court Of Common Pleas. I9t
October Term, A. d. lS4S.
Nathan Hollister, } . IN DEBT.
vs. I g Debt $75,s3.
Thomas McNeely. Damages $50. y, !,
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested
that on the 2Sth day Of August, 1913, the said
Nathan Hollister sued out OF said Court Writ of
Attachment against the lands, tenements, goods,
chattes, rights Credits moneys and effects Of the
said Thomas NeeIy, non resident of the state
of Ohio. demanding therein the sum of $75, ,sS in
debt, and $50 in damages which said writ was at
the October Term of said Court A. D. lSlS, re-
turned served. WILLIAM OKEY, Clerk,
Nov. A, lS4S. Monroe Common Pleas
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DIX. J. STEWART, 1 tas
P h ici n e. Surg e 6 N,
r., CLARINGTON. MONROE co, o,
Sunfsh Mill.

The subscribers sould respectfully inform their
friends aud the public generally they have built
ItilsEggifA NEW GRIST MILL
on Sunfish creek, about four miles east of Woods.
field, on the direct road from Woodsiield to Clar-
ington, where they are now prepared to do mer-
chant and country work, at the shortest notice.
Their works are entirely new, and Of the best quail.
ity, and they assure the public that -four made at
their mill shal not be inferior to any other in the
country, l.teo,. WV
/, Merchants wishing to have a,quantity Of grain
reduced to -four and packed ready for the eastern
or southern market, desiring to have their grain
stored, will find it 10 their advantage to call on the
subrcribers. WIN, 4 LEVI tRICHNER,
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Surveying.

DANlEL MORRIS, an old and experienced
~ Surveyor. thankful Tor past favors, will still
attend to the surveying of land roads, SC, under
the direction of the County Surveyor. Deeds,
mortgages, and other legal instruments, drawn al
the shortest notice. Office in Woodsfeld. %
August 26.
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yHNALL GOODS By THE PIECE.-TA
'''LANT& DELAPLAIN, WHEELING, Va .
are now receiving their + ALI. STOCK OF DRY
GOODS for Jobbing, and will be prepared from
this time out to supply their customers and met
chants generally at the Seasons unusually n,y .o'0
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AGENCY OFFICE, ,

.yY ~ IHHIETTAs OIHV. ,
have list OF the unentered Congress LandS
in Monroe and Washington counties. After The
fifteenth 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 hand will be made out by the Register at
Chillicothe, in one hour after the description -
left with me. Deeds obtained for certiticates.-
9J-Ofice on Main.street IN faffgJ At,ifilgaa,
' GEORGE M. WOODBRIDGE
Refer to Edward Archbold, Esq, Woods6sM,
or to any citizen Of w ashington county.
N. b. Persons wishing land, and having but
small part of the mooeys cam have the entry nszds
by applying TO me. ha1 G NV.
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RIssOLUTION OF PARTNERsHIP.

nISSOLUT1ON OF PARTNERSHIP.
IL The partnership heretofore existing by aud
between David Slack, Joseph Watt, and James
w. Shankland, trading under the name aud firm
of Slack, Watt g. Co, at Harrietsville, Monioe
county, Ohio, was dissolved on the 23d day o
October, by mutual consent Therefore all per
sols knowing themselves indebted to the said
firm, either by note, due-bill, or book cunt,
are requested to come forwarI, without delay,
for settlement. The business will be closed up
by Joseph Watt, who has the entire business Of
said firm to settle. f.r .f1a.b 'kH}
Business continued at the old stand of Slack. >.
Watt s Co., in the town Of Harrietsville, by E..
K Hutchison, who has purchased the stock OF
Goods on hand from said Slack. Watt & Co., at
the above date Of dissolution. Also, James w.
Sbankland has sold out his stock Of Goods at
Colorado, Monroe county, o., to William Sprout,
who will continue the business OF selling Goods
at the old stand formerly occupied by Shanklahdy
Johnson g. Co. 'H-.Iil1' ~
DAVID SLACK,
JOSEPH WATT,
JAMES w. SHANKLAND.
Harrietsyilie Oct % 1919 ..F s.
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lROOTS

tT n. 4 JyH. MORRIS nave for sale . lot
aD +. of excellent 0KS, among " hich are The
f6Ilowjne; aaonHalif Nrd nef0rt rtnS %
Mitchslrs School Geography and Atlss.o
II ssseL Primary do = ~ ~
key to Mitchell's Geography. = n
81 Revised Statutes or Ohio. for Schools. ''tes
loY ~" Statutes U. 8. for schools. ~ ~ tss
9 Frost's History of the U. s. ~, t'
sx0Cbild's hs do iIUrssJH "fi ltaE w. Hf' ~
sd Outlines Of Roman History. lp9t e 'ala.os
seel6" ~ Grecian do. Z fe s2Aoa nssep
laoz g7s't ~ English - .3A9 ~ s1sH'asio'A2
4 McGufey's . Readers. q s9l nfd-9ao 80
p All Of which WILDE soIdat Eastern prices. po-
KEY TO MITcHELLs oEooApHx.
This work Of ]. E. Carroll, ESD, Of Mt Pisassas,
b useful to teachers andscholafs, being ! lsbor.
saving one in every particular. ,Iti full and 10.
thensic on every point connected with the original
geography, wnh ample, references and historical
facts. Mr.. VIM. G. 7Fihny, ateacher in 'Cadiz,
says it Is the "best work Of the kind be eyer
saw, and it should gain admttance IN every school
and academy in the land" 1t has been carefully
complied, and is recommended by Mr.. MftkkeR;
Author Of the Geography, and by several dlstin;
guished preachers and teachers as may be seen
by reference to thew work hhas 456 pages pS ciossy
printed matter; price $l.--St CldirsvsfIe Gas.
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Attachment N Office.

IACIuOHIIIOH1tIT ~ NVrNSf e y
STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, -.
t' .Mthe Court of Common Pleas. W
October Term, A. ID. l848.
Benedict Arm, } IN pEBI si}lis,
VS. Debt $5229. gi''' ''
Peter Stephen. Damages $25. Il ri.
Notice is hereby given to all persons interested
that on the 18th day Of July, lls4s, the said Benz
edict Arm sued out Of sad Courta Writ OF At!
tachment against the lands, tepements. goods,
chatrles rights, credits. moneys and effects ofths
said Peter Stephen. non.resident Of the State oi
Ohio, demanding therein the pun Of S52,29 in
debt, and $25 in damages. which said writ was
at the Oct Term Of said Court, A. d. l8ts, re.
turned served ai.'"s,
l@te4fa aa"" WILLIAM OKEY, Clerk. ss'
Nov A, lS48. roy Monroe Common Pleas. q
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nRY'GOODsI AT wHOLESAIE. =
SEEBY. AGNEW s. SWEARiNGEN,
WHEELING, Va, ure now receiving their fall
stock nf Dry Goods for Jobbing, comprising very
large and desirable assortment, adapted TO the
country trades bought At the present very reduced
prices, to which they respectfully invite the atten-
tion Of merchants; being prepared to offer great
inducements, sept. 30, ls4S.
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NOTICE TO GRE ITORS. the 10th
~ day of Oct IN the year lS4s. the Court of
Common Pleas of Monroe county declared the es.
tate Of VIM. B. Capell, deceased. probably insol-
vent. Creditors are therefore required to present
their claims against the estate to the undersigned
for allowance, within sin months from the time
above mentioned, or they will not be entitled to
payment. ROBERT CALLAND,
.,....I,i.f admir- of VIM. B. CapelI, decd.
Ocf 28.n33 .. -a az o.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-11-25

TT EVI CECIL'S .-NotIce is here
j. 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. MARTHA CECIL,
Oct. 2S--n33' tf sa Exr'x.
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10 the Public.

The subscriber keeps constantly on hand and for
SHE, the following articles. viz: 40
COOKING STOVES,
(of the best pafte,n,) Crates, Plough Points and
Land Sides, Wagon BortS, Tontf all kinds,
agf Sftei. .Naiis, Washing Tubs. Buckets, (
.ssgs Bed Cords. Brooms, Cotton Yarn
and Batiing. Sauoge Muslin
and Bed Ticking, WindOto
Glass. Putty. Stove
and Cooking ,oare.
ALSO,
Painfs, Oils and
Furnishes Of an kinds,
Paint Shoe and Tooth 8
BRUSHES. Dye St,1fs, &r.. ,oith
all the leading articles of Medicine;
such as Pink Root, SIENNA, RhubarJ,
.Masnesia, EPSON Sails, Giauber Salts, Sub.
Car6. Soda, Sal. Soda, Y4eids, Gum .aioeS, SC.
ALSO ALL KINDS OF GROCERIES,
such as Cigars. 1obacco and Snuff, Sugar, Tea,
Coffee. .Noiasses, ,.4iisj ice, Pepper, Saierat,s, f
.tufnegs, Bar Lead, Shot, Percussion
Caps, Gun and Rock Po,Dder, Rosin,
CASTLE and Variegated Soap,
together irith Good rs
sytment of Confection-
ay. Spanish and i'.f
Country Sole -. Z
e Leather.
ALSO,
agmerai
.ah assortment Of
School Books,
Wriiing and Letter
Paper, Pencils, SC. He
has al the present time a small
lot oiofMe best quality of Uindmiiis,
tchich he ,ciH sell uay lop Tor cast.
Euery article kept for sale By him aciH be
sold at reasonable prices for cash or produce.
Nov. Is, Is4s. H. NJ BOGGESS.
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N. f. BLACKLOCK & Co, rg.
23s BALTIMOREs ST. BALTIn4oRE, MD.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Boots, hoes, s Hats, Caps, BOnets, &c.,


Boots, hoes Hats, Caps, Bonets, &C.,
Have received direct from the Manufacturers a
large and well assorted fresh stock, and are pre-
pared to offer great inducements TO country mer-
chants and others who will favor them with call
Our stock consists in part OF
1900 CASES SHOES AND HATS,
Mem, Boys E'Youth's Calf Kip Gummed Boots.
&C. 0 90 ~ Goat Monroes.
Women's & Misses pegged s. sewed Welts& Boots.
Kid, Morocco and Seal Slippers.
with large assortment Of Caters, city made work,
and Childrens Shoes Of all kinds.
HATS. VIZ "'
Russia, Moleskin, Coney and Nutria Hats.
MONTEREY, Buena Vista sporting and W ool Hats.
( Sennet. Panama, Chinese, Straw Angola Hats.
Also, o large stock Of Palm and Leghorn Hats.
( SO CASES BONNETS
( Florence Braid, Deron, China Peal, Willow,
Lawn, Neapoltan, and other kinds; with large
stock Of Trunks, Shoe Thread and Blscking.
March is, ls4s.-ly El
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EORGE ARCHER's ESTATE.-Nu.

EORGE ARCHER'S ESTATE.-No.
u tice is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as administrator Of
the estate of George Archer, late of Monroe coun
ty, deceased All persons having claims against
said estate, will present them legally authenticated
within Que year from this date, Tor settlement; and
all persons indebted to the same, will please call,
and make immediate payment.
GEO. w. DURKEE,
Oct 2S, IS4S.-n33 . Admir-.
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dies in which students can be instructed, together
with the books used, and the price of tuition per
month:
Studies Tert.6ooks. Price per month
Alphabet. Primer and charts, s.o
Smelling do do. I wv
ss:.E sssanE Msss Msas. E Exercise. as Rs's'' sss
Writing. Lessons in Penmanship,
Reading. McGulIie's 3G Reader, $50
Defining. Towns Speller s. Dehner.
Arithmetic. Rays, part I'd,
Geography. Mitchell's Primary, : $,S7A
Eng. Grammar. Primary Lessons, }
Arithmetic. Rays, part Sd,
Geography. Mitchell's School Geog'y,
Eng. Grammar. K. c. Smiths Eng. G. $1,00
Elocution. Porter's Rhetorical Reader,
Natural Philosophy. Comstock's. J
Chemistry. Comstock's,
Botany. do. : $l,25
History. willard's History of the U. S.S
Algebra. Davies FIRST Lessons,
{ Burett's Geography of the q, OK
Astronomy Heavens, and Guys Ast'y, "-'-'
(& Keith on the Globes.
Mensuration. Bonnycastle's,
Algebra. Davies Bourbon,
Rhetoric. Whatelys,
Logic. do
Geometry. Davies Legendre,
I Andrews & Sloddart's L. CIR,
Mair's Syntax, $3.50
Historic Sacre,
Latin. I Vri Roma,
Caesars Commentaries,
Virgil g. Salust,
Cicero's Orations, &C.,
Mythology Roman Anti
quities.
The general supervision oi the institution will
be under the direction of William H. Colledge.
Our terms are believed TO be sufficiently rea-
sonable to be within the means of every one.
For the conditions Of payment, apply to either
OF the undersigned ~
The PhIlomalhean Literary Society will meet
regularly during the session. Those who wish can
therefore have the benefit Of good literary soci.
ETY.. WIN n. CoLLEDGE,
CYRUS HALL.
REFERENCES.
Henry M. Bogges, w r. Hunter, Esq,
Dauid Rirkbyide, Wm. Okey, Esq,
John A. Davenport. Wm. G. WALTON, Esq,
D. H. Wre, Esq, R. j. Smith.
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Monroe Academy.

Ys1HE winter session of this institution will
commence on the first Monday in Novem-
Der, and continue until the last week in March---.
a period OF five months
Pupil. from a distance can obtain boarding Ell.
ther in or contiguous to town at The rates Of from
81, 90 to 81 ,25 per week.
Two or more departments will be established
as the number and advancement of students may
require
All charges for tuition will be made by the
month, and for no less time.
The following will constitute the various stu
dies n which students can be instructed, together
with the books used, and the price of tuition pei
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-07

The SEAMAN TYRONE, of the packet ship New World,
who saved fifteen lives from the Ocean Monarch arrived al
New York few days ago. On the arrival Of this humane,
intrepid and Honest Jack TM-one Of "Natures noble
menat New York he presented by the corporate
,hori.cs with the freedom Of the city in gold box The
mcrchon Of New York also subscribed ST. 900 for this inre
pd mariner. Before JERosE left Liverpool the Queen oi
England presented him with y pounds and the Prince de
Joinve, who witnessed the noble daring OF JERoxE pre-
sented him with like The Humane Society Of Liver.
pool also presented JERoNE with gold medal as reward for
his dsnlerested bravery in the saving Of human lfe
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-07
BARNBuRNERs VERSUS CAssITEs.

PROM THE NEW YORK EVENING OF OCTOBER A.
THE OFFIcEHoLDERs IN WAsHINeroS.-Last week there
was meeting in Washington composed in good part Of
ofceholders under the Federal Administration, at which
resolution was passed asserting very emphatcay the right OF
persons employed by the Government take such part
they pleased in regard questions OF national politics, with
out beng subject TO intimidation The resolution intro
duced by Mr. Bown clerk in the Third AUDITORS office,
who, well several other officers Of the Government,
made speeches in favor of Gen. Cass and against Gen. Taylor
We transcribe il here
"Resoied, That we treat with contempt and the
mpotent and ridiculous threats OF the mnios OF Taylosm
toward those officers of the Government who choose
else their rights citizens that neither the threatened lash
OF their MASTER he glerng OF his bayonets the baying OF
his ploodhouLds the bullying Of his whippers-in,
fnghten or intlndate frecmen."
No man read this resolution without being edited
The auditors and clerks the Departments at Washington
unquesionay the dsnterested fearless, and Chi
vaous persons the United States They not to be de-
tered from exercising their political rights by the fear Of being
removed from Office tbs order Of who according to
them, has chance of ever filling the Executive chair
They treat the thought such rannca exercise of power
with scorn and the world know that reemen not to
be frightened in hat way.
While Mr. Brswn, Of the Second Auditors office, together
with his brother clerks is thus asserting the right Of the
friends of Gen. Cass publicly TO take part in the election,
her Mr. Brown, Of cotum OF Cave Johnson in the
General Post Office Washington, is busy dispacing post
masters and procuring the removal of other Government Off
GERS Tor not espousng the Of Cass Of this mans
proceedings have already given account and the
newspapers inform that the removal Of postmastes is still
going
The great men at Washington draw nice distinctions. The
doctrine fashionable the of Government-he doctrine
held by Mr. Polk Cave Johnson, Secretary Walker and the
two Browns, appears be this That to threaten man
with deprivation of office for supporting Gen. Cass is base
and wicked attempt ntidate freeman in the of
his rights citizen but that the contrary
threaten to from Office for supporting
Gen Cass is very proper aud righteous proceeding In
the you interfere most unwarantaby with his political
rights in the other you only administer gentle admonition
70 his conscience The doctrine is little MISTY be sure
bN have doubt that Mr. Polk, in message about
long the in which he made his apology the South
for signing the bill granting Territorial Government to
Greg OH, could make il as clear as day.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-07

MELANCHOLY AccIpEyT.-Mr NJ II. HoUsH, the msna-
ger aud proprietor Of the Museum in Manchester, IN H.
was accldeHiy shot Friday last He left Manchester
WIN parry 81 gentlemen to spend the day IT, the woods Of
Canda and Derry hunting On tho return Of the party their
guns beng loaded, they concluded, when the city, 10
discharge hotl al mark Mr. Hough after discbarsing his
musFe went examine the mark, and returning to bis
post e gun o one u the other gentlemen, who pepar-
ing % ire accilentay off, the ball striking Mr.. Houeh
near ne mp and entering bis abdomen. He fingered until
ten cock 10 the evening" when be died IN great suffering
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-07
CLASSICAL and CONNER
CAL HIGH SCHOOL,
BeiVeen Trenton and Princeton, Ne,O Jersey.

Beftceen IrenI0n d'id Pr1cctol, Ne,O Jersey.
HlS institution IS still in successful operation under the
OF the subscribers The cosree of instruction is
thorough and extensive Boys prepared for any
College, for commercial life. board Of experienced in
is employed Teacher and pupils constitute
household m believed hatthe advantages equal those
Of any similar institution.
The of $500 all expenses Music, Drawing,
and Modern Languages
Reference is respectfully made the following gentlemen
Gen. X. jones' Gen. A. Henderson, ID. o. Tayoe, Esp,
Rev. r. r. Gurley, Washington David Eogish, Esq,
Georgetown Hon. w. L. Dayton Chief Justice Green, Tren
ton New Jersey; s. Bispham Esq, Philadelphia Valentine
Mott Nd New York John Ross, Esq, Cherokee Nation.
Catalogues obtained application to
H. * s. VI HAMILL, Principals,
oct 6-wst Lawreneevlle, n. J.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-07

EvILs o. SrRoso PREJcDIcE.-The Hon. Mr.. C.BEIr
Of FLORIDA, lately obtained claim Of eleven hundred
dollars or Democrat constituent and him the under
bis frank The Democrat upon receiving the package and
seeing the frank Of Mr. Cahe thought it Wing docu
men and us, the point Of throwing into tae re
when sober second thought" prompted him open il,
and be discovered to his joy the eleven hundred dollars which
were saved a. "brand from the burning"
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-07
THE VOLUNTEERS FOR TAYLOR.

The following, from late number Of the Miners
Journal, has probably escaped the notice Of our
friends Of the Pennsylvania. We therefore give
it place in our columns, and hope that he will
follow the example. An organ Of the Admnistra-
ton, and an earnest advocate Of the war, is but
right that the Pennsylvania should permit those
who did the fighting to speak for themselves.
fFhiL Inquirer.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-07

. JANCf FURs fresh from Europe subscribers
have now N store very extensive and beautiful assor
men o. Tor dies wear, which have been purchased N
Europe BY Que Of the firm very low prices during the none
tary crisis succeeding the French revolution.
sovantag which they possess every other mouse
70 te ade will enable them TO sell very elegant article
much below the market price.
Merchants and others will advance their own interests by
examining this extensive assortment.
SOILS, BROTHERS, Importers,
SO Arch, (Mulberry,) between I'd and sd streets,
aug 4-eoSm Philadelphia.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-07

ASoruER Coon SIsrEu GoSE.-Wc have 70 record the
demise Of another Of those mnehng angels Of mercy the
sisters Of Charity who pursue their precca piety and truly
christian benevocnce even the DEATH Sister Ju1rA snK
native Of Baltimore, about 6yeight years Of age, died yes
,eday of yellow fever in the Charity Hospital For several
wears she was connected with the hospital cheeruy bearing
her share of the abs that devove the members Of her
order--N o. Delta of The 27kh.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-07

DRE'prrL AcciDEST-On Friday afternoon, the 22d ul-
umo an interesting child Of years, Of Mr. James
oneen residing the Philadelphia turnpike, Reading,
ieI into boiling kettle of soap just taken from the FIRE, and
beore ne cos rescued severely scsded that death
resulted n o few hours