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DOAD NOTICE...-Notlce Is hereby giy.

nOAD NOTICE.--.-Notice Is hereby given
- 30 the citizens (whom it may concern) Of
Adams & Sunsbury townships, Monroe County
Ohi0-.--that there will be petition presented to
fShe Commissioners OF sard County, at their next
session, praying for an alteration to be made on
the road (Which has been surveyed and granted }
commencing al the ford above Job Calbet's, on
the old county road leading from Calberts Mill to
Shciair's Mil in Adams township, running thence
. from said beginning place, 10 and lhrol III the land
snld by Joseph Morris to Robert B. Dent in Ad-
ans township. and through the land of Benjamin
/, and Joseph Williams, and part Of John Kisert's
land, iutersectipg the Weodsfeld road in the hol-
low Below Kiseri's Mill in Sunsbury township.-.--
The alteration or evacuation proposed to be petit
Noaed for are as follows to witt Commencing at a
stake near the summit OF the hill (and being the
7th VI Sth sight on the above mentioned road } on
the land sold by Joseph Morris TO Robert B. Dent,
running from said stake north westernly course
through the south west corner of said Robert B..
Dents land; and also a north course as near as
. practicable through forty acre lot of land sup.
posed yet 10 belong to Congress; and from thence
through or near the line between Robert r Dent
and Nathaniel English, to the corner of Robert
B. Dent. Nathaniel English and Benjamin Viii.
iams' land it being on the township line between
Adams and Sunsbury townships; running from
thence north on or near the line of d. P Benjamin
& Joseph Williams and George Snider's land, to
the mouth of Benjamin Williams lane leading
J from his house 10 the WoodsfieId road and from
shence west through the land of George Snder's
TO the Woodsfeld road near the land OF Cslbert
Harris. MANY PETITIONERS
August 10, lS4S. .l.-,..
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| btfINIsTRAToR's sALE.-By virtue

4 a DMlNlSTkATOR'S SALE.-By virtue
~. Of an order from the Court of Common
Pleas Of Monroe county Ohio, will, on the 9Th
day of December next, between the hours of 10
o'clock, a. m, and A o'clock, p m, of said day,
at the front door Of the court house in the town of
Woodsfied, in said county, offer for sale the fol-
lowing real estate, 10 wit: The undivided half of
lot No. IL: in the town Of fBeallsvie, with the i'm
provements thereon, subject to the dover estate Of
Ruth O Conner in all the premises hereafter mem
toned, assigned to said Ruth O'Conner in said
lot No. IL; also, the undivided half of thirty-two
feet off the west ends Of lots Nos. l and in the
town Of BealIsville, being tbrty-two feet back and
eight rods in front also, the undivided half OF one
half acre of land, being part Of the northwest
quarter Of section 5, township s, and range 5, be-
ginning for the same at the northeast corner of
said section, tuning thence south Is perches,
thence east 3 perches, thence north twenty de-
grees and fifteen perches, thence west perches to
the place of begianing; also, the undivided half of
one acre OF land situate in section 6, township 8,
and range 5, beginning for the same at the south
west corner OF said section, running thence to the
south boundary of the town Of Beasville. in said
county, thence east to road leading from the
East and West street Of said town of Beallsyille,
thence south with said road to the south line of
said section, thence westto the place ofbegnning,
together with the improvements thereon. Terms.
One-thrd 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
er adequate security. g lYEassl ~ hi, /
...o..atf}s, THOMAS GRIFFITH, /
Nova. admir- of Isaac Neff, decd.
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II DAD NOTICE.----Notice is hereby given
Ii that petition will be presented to the Com
mhsioners Of Monroe county, Ohio, at their next
session, praying for an alteration Of the county
road leading along the Ohio river, much of said
rosd Is runs through the lands OF John Minder. in
Ohio township, commencing at 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
intersecting the county road the lands of Jacob
Muhleman. APETITIONER. .
Oct. %, l8a8
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Hp DAD NOTICE.-Nptice IS hereby given
H, that petition will be presented to The Com
snissioners of Monroe county, at their next Ses-
sion, praying said COMMISSIONER to lay out and
establish county road on the following premises :
Commencing at the mouth Of John Carpenters
lane, near the corner of lands of Jacob Vernon and
Robert Carpenter; thence north to the upper end
Of John Carpenters lane; thence northwest to the
Guernsey county line, at or near David Carpen-
ter's barn, SO as to intersect the Guernsey County
Road at said barn. tfIt = oct 20.
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s. ALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER OF

aSALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER OF
- COURT.-On Saturday, the 9th day Of Dc.
cember, 1913, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A.
NJ. and 4 O'Clock P. M. OF said day, on the prem
ies, in Enoch township, Monroe county, will be
sold to the highest bidder. the following real estate,
fas the property Of William Archer. deceased, to
wit: The east half of the northwest quarter Of
the northeast quarter Of section 8, township g.,
and range 8; also the south half Of the southeast
quarter ofthe southeast quarter OF section "a town
ship Z, and range 8; lying and being in Monroe
county, subject to the edower estate Of Sarah Arch.
er. Terms One third in hand, one-third in six
months, and the vesidue in one year, with interest
from day of sale, to be secured to the satisfaction
of the undersigned. .ast lqae4. s.l-f
s.. HOHMANN
Oct. 2l, Adm'r Of VIM. Archer, decd.
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u DAD NOTICE. is hereby given
~ that petition will be presented to the COM
missipners Of Monroe County, Oho, at their next
regular session, praying for an alteration in the
graded State road, leading from Taylorsvle to
Woodsied; the said alteration to commence with
10 twenty rods north of the thirty sixth mile-uee,
to run thence with the old road until it intersects
the new grade near tile forks OF the road near the
widow Osborn's. A PETITIONER.
Sept. 8, 1878.
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GNp DAD NOTICE. Notice is hereby given,
~ that petition Will he presented to the Com
missioners Of Monroe County, at their next ses.
sion, praying for anorder to lay out public road,
through part of Enoch Township, in said coun.
~, 10 begin at the east side of Duck Creek where
the county road crosses said line; thence south
along said line to the south west corner of said
county. and there to end The said road to be es.
tablished forty feet wide; one half to be in Mon
roe, the balance to in Morgan County, as is alrea
dy pettioned for A PETITIONER.
: June I7th. 1873
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DO DAD NOTICE. is hereby given
~ that petition will be presentedlto the Coun.

DOAD NOTICE. Notice is hereby given
, ~ that petition will be presentedto the Coun
" Commissioners of Monroe, county at their next
Sesson, praying for the establishment Of county
road, beginning at the Woodsfield and Sunfish
ruad, al the southeast corner of Samuel Blowers
orchard fence. running thence with said fence to
the top Of the ridge south of said Blowers barn,
thence along the ridge to the corner Of the William
Cree lot thence across said lot to the line between
blowers and Gree, thence south along that lins 40
rods, thence by marked line 10 the top OF tile
ridge. on the lands OF said Blowers, thence along
ssid ridge to the line Of Nicholas Rdth's land,
north Of William Hickman's house, thence south
along said line, near the southeast corner of said
Roths land thence across the corner fsaid Roth's
fand, TO the lands Of John Norris, thence down the
ridge through the lands Of said Norris and Jeremiah
Holiister, to intersect the road from Robert Nor.
iris TO WoodsheId, through the lands Of Benjamin
Murphy, on the lands OF said Robert Norris.
Oct. IA. MANY PETITIONERS.
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DOAD NOTICE.-Noticei Is hereby given
- that petition will be presented to the Com
missioners of Monroe County, Ohio, at their next
session in December praying for All alteration Of
20 much of the county road leading from Graysville
to Antioch as runs through the lands of Henry
Ward, George Andrews, and John Crawford, in
Perry township; beginning for the same at the turn
Of the lane opposite said Wards barn, thence
southeast to said Crawford's. .1qtli n agflah
October 81, l848*
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"A TTACHMENT.----Atm my instance, an at
IA tachment was this day issued by Henry Ma
son, Justice OF the Peace in Centre township,
Monroe county. Ohio. against the property and
effects Of Thomas 9, owiags, 4 non.rssident q
q Nov. 4, l646, sts4bAf CYRUS HALL
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MN AsTER COMMISSIONERS SALE

yH BY virtue of a decretal order to me directed,
rom the Court of Common Pleas of the county OF
Monroe and State of Ohio, at the October Term,
lS47. in the case OF the Trustees Of the Manhattan
Bank, VS.. VIM H. Johnston g. wife, will he Offer
ed for sale at public outcry at the door of the court
house, in said county, on the 9th day of Decem.
ber next, between the hours of 10 o'clock, a. m.
and A o'clock, p. m. on said day, the following de-
scribed premises, in said county, to wit: The west
half of the northeast quarter, Of section 49, town
ship 8, and range 4. containing so acres, more or
less, lying and being in Monroe county, Ohio.
Nov.4, lS48. WIN. OKEY, Master Com.
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DOAD NOTICE.----Noticei is hereby given
H that petition will be presented to the Com
lnissioners Of Monroe county, Ohio, at their De-
cember session, 1913, for an alteration on 50 much
Of the road leading from Woodsield to Summer
field as lies between WoodsfieId and Lewisyile
said alteration at no place to exceed IL degrees
Oct 20, 1848.'
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DO DAD NOTICE.----Notce is hereby given
II that a petition will be presented to the Com
missloners Of Monroe county, Ohio, at their De-
tcember session. for the location Of road, as fol-
lows beginning on the old road leading from
' Woodsield 10 Marietta, at or near John Gray,
6snr's; running thence TO or near Samuel Gray's,
on thu way now opened; and thence to intersect
the new road leading from Woodsfeld to Marietta
a widow Phillips farm.
; q Oct 20. lS4S. 9iifH 10 sSss4 a4t m09fl
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! Cash for Rags.

!; The highest price win be paid n cash, on de-
,ths warehouse Of Forsyth u Baker. Water Street,
Wheeling, or OF the FULTON PAPER MILL,
one mile east Of wheeling, on, the turnpike. -
Keep out alIthe woollsns and bagging. We do
s0t nsns Mem. II agDiA.ARSTRONG& a Co.,
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE

M ASTER COMMISSIONERS . SALE.---
ly1 BY virtue of a decretal order to me directed
fro 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.. Math-
ew Jacobs e al, will be offered for sale at public
outcry at tho 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 o'clock,
p. m !, on said day the following described premi-
ses, in SAID county, to wit: The south quarter
of the southeast quarter, of section 27, township
2, and range A, lying and being in Monroe county,
Ohio. VIM OKEY, Master CON-
{, Nov. A, 1848. f3+ 5tI
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE

ivy Ao En- LHASoI'ANAAS''AOAS.1A- .1A- % ", 'f,,N--' !,
Nl BY virtue of a 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, inthe case of William P Morrison vs.. Haz-
lett Stots, win be offered for sale at public uutcIy
at the door of the court house in said county, on
the 9th day of December next, between the hours
of 10 o'clock, a. m. and 4 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 no. 8, township no. 3, and
range no. 4, containing 40 acres more or less.
lfFo WILLIAM OKEY, Master Com.
Nov a. 1848. nA ,of .s5I.a iJ sass !,
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:, ~ MECHANICAL EXECUTION a.f
BIZ n. ADoLPHUs RUTTH Z.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

advertisements inserted at 50 cents Poi Sqasss,
fourteen lines or less, for the first insertion, ,snd
% cents for each subsequent insertion. One col
dmn one month 81 CO.. Three months $40. Sis
months $15. Twelve months $25
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JOB PRINTING

Of every description neatly and expeditiously
executed at the office of the Spirit Of Democracy;
and at reasonable prices.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-01-13
Hay Racks.

Hay racks, for feeding sheep and in
deed all animals during the winter should
be placed in a vertical position. instead
of inclining towards the ANIMALS, which
was the original position assigned them.
In the former arrangement you have per-
feet security against loss or waste OF
food, beside guarding the sheep from the
great Inconvenience of having their nccks
and wool incumbered with seeds and 9TH
err annoying substances.
Where there is an inclination of the
racks towards the animals, these unpleas.
ant results are wholly Unavoidable
There is also another important evil re-
sulting from this improper mode of con-
siructlon. AS there is generally more or
less crowding and contention during
feeding times, their breaths ascend d.
recily into the mass Of fodder-giving
it an i'll odor, and rendering it very I'M
palatable, and which is, where there are
animals affected with disease, noxious to
health. Vertical racks, which admit OF
the food being drawn from both sides,
are now much in vogue, and deservedly
approved by all who have tried them.
Germantown Telegraph.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-01-13
BREAD.

DR.. Prout, in an essay on diseases Of
the stomach, says that bread made from
unbolted flour, or even with AN extra
quantity of bran, is the best remedy not
only in diabetes, but in most varieties of
dysrePsia, accompanied by obstinate
constipation.
Prof Johnston, of the University of
Durham, England, says that unbolted
flour bread contains 25 per cent. more
nutriment than bolted flour bread.
DR.. II l.. b. Lewis of New York gives
the following recipes for making infer
mented fehervescenD bread
WHITE BReAD. Finely boiled -four
8 pounds avoirdupois; powdered BIZ
carbonate of soda, 9 dracLms hydro
chloric (muriatic) acid, II Id fluid
drachms water, about 25 fluid ounces
Brown BREAD. Unbolted wheat meal
8 pounds avoirdupois powdered BIZ
carbonate of soda, 10 drachms hydro
chloric (nurialic) acid. i2 l-2 fluid
drachns water, about % fluid ounces.
DIR. l.. says barrel Of -four will make
252 lbs. of bread by fermentation, and
285 by efferyesence.
We add, that the muriatic acid, unless
greatly diluted, is fiery stuff to handle,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-01-13
Pigs.

See that your pigs have dry, warm,
comfortable house. They cannot grow
if exposed to cold, and wet is still worse
from the constant chlincss produced by
it. Pigs that are kept warm and com.
Portable, will not only grow better dur
ing the cold weather, but much less food
is required than when they are exposed
to cold /; for in cold situations, animals
of every description, consume much food,
[carbon,] to keep them warm.
Pigs should have warmed, cooked
food in cold weather, and they should
have warm bed of litter, which should
be renewed occasionally, as it is worn
out. Give pigs charcoal, rotten wood,
and a supply Of fresh earth. A little
birthstone occasionally is useful.
Boston Cnltivator.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-01-13

"To MAKE GOOD BUTTER IN WINTER
We often hear the complaint that but
ter made in winter is poor. Ours was
so for several seasons. 1t was very slow
in coming, and frothy, white, and some
times bitter; while butter made from the
same kind of milk in the warm season
was good. devised many plans for i'm
pruvement, such as throwing in salt,
warm milk, scalding cream, &c; but to
no purpose. At length | scalded my
milk when brought from the COW, after
wards setting it in either cold or warm
place as most convenient. | mean !
communicated sufficient heat 10 my milk
to destroy the effect which frosty feed in
autumn or dry feed in the winter had
upon it. Since which time we have
made, with fifteen minutes churning,
purer, sweeter, and more yellow butter
than we ever made in summer-and
sometimes from the frozen cream grad
ually warmed. And were il not that The
increase of manufactures, the pursuit of
fashion, and other causes combined, rem
der elping hands in the dary-room now
a-days very scarce, should be at the
trouble of scaldlng my milk before set
ting il during the summer, as well as in
winter; for surely, butter made in this
way possesses delicious richness and
dryness which cannot be found in any
other. A HoUsE-KEEPER."
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-01-13
Calves.

Take very good care of calves in the
fore part of winter, for they are unused
to hay and dry food, and cannot help
themselves like old cattle. They will
not require SO much care in March as in
December, because they will be older
and more able to chew dry food. Row
en- hay is good for them in the first
part of the winter. Turnips of any kind
keep them loose and aid digestion. Re-
fuse potatoes and apples may be dealt 10
them with safety, but they should not
have much grain of any kind. Oats are
more innocent than any kind of grain.
Mass. Ploughman.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-01-13
agricultural.
To make butter come quick in
winter.

Not long ago we copied an article from
the Albany Cultivator on the subject of
" making good butter in the winter
The lady of one of our subscribers, Mr..
Isaac Dexter. who is an excellent dairy
woman, tried the suggestions, and found
that the plan was an excellent one, and
saved much labor in the time of churn-
ing Some individuals, who have sub.
scribed recently, request us to republsh
the article, which we checrluIly do.
Maine Farmer.
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For SALE
NHE subscriber offers for sale jay, Lssex County,
Il one half nf
ESn1RS.gS Cor .s,nIxirrg R:r HrOu

Il one half NJ
FORGE, for making Bar Iron.
Said Forge has oe fires and capable turning two
aud half tons of ar Iron per day. nearly new stu
ATE on Inc Ausable river twenty miles above kce vc and
IL miles from JAY Upper village In tho vicinity is
cxhuustibe suppy of coal tlmo where any quantity OF
coal can be bought for four anh half d,urs per hundred
To any one who wishes to engage IN the rou Business this
is opp0 juniiy ..--.-
Also at JAY rprot village, one SAW MILL. nearly new,
capable cutting out eighty thousand pieces of lumber per
year There two dwellings attached TO said mill lot.
Also, n BLACKsMirH'S SHOP.
Also about fifteen hundred of LAND situate about
hce miles from said Forge and Mil, cnvefcd with coal aud
saving timber, sufficient furnish said FOrguanl Mill for
than fifteen yeats. said property will be sold
separate or together
The above property will no sold low, and part of the
purchase money lie for term of For aud
particulars apply the subscriber nj Waterbury, Washing
ton County, W. or to JOHN b. DJWNER, near the prem.
iscs THOMAS ID. DOWNER.
December ooh, lS47. 4g6w
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and poison to boot. The bakers proba-
bly, understand it, but if any unpractsed
hands will try the above recipes, be ex-
act and cautious.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-01-13
II. Il. RIKER,
DRAPER AND TAILOR,

Nj OST respectfully gives that he has returned from
lft New YORK with The Latest French aud English FASH
ions Tor Cutting and Making Gamtals
aurs and Tmufosses wishing td Information in the ait
Cutting garments receive instruction reasonable
terms go - =,
Sunsriur Quality tOI Sale. All Garments made at his shop
AT shor notice the most fashionable style. GarmentsCut
fpt Others a. make IN and warranted 10 H.. lO2;ly
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FOR THE YOUNG.

greenland rich variety, as the Boys Treasury of
Sports, PHrey's Annual the to Republic Picture Story
Book, Atthu~ Tales inumerous) ChnrlUe Elzibchs
res (num rous Leisure Moments Improved Urlnys Every
bay took, Junus Frencb's llrnt books f q Young the
Young Maiden, Moral Library for the Young short large
and choice assortment, varying from dollar vol
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-01-13
Child birth made easy.
TO MOTHERS

NOU who expecting andeGgo he serious and mor
duty of bearing offspring, reflect upon the ,nls,
troubles dangerous risks thst before you
LEARN that by g OF Providence and the light OF Sci
cnce, remedy f these consequences is known by
the which thou and performing the dates OF
Mothers with and safety ANO WITH PERFECT FRLE-
DOM FROM SUBSEQUENT DIsEAsE.
This discovered by the celebrated Dr. Hordel
oque Of Paris and has boon used France for the last
with the great approved 10y the royal
Acadcmy OF Science In Paris. DR.. A. q. MsrmeG the
colo g.. A. 4 s',, IL AAlasa ~ i - 80.
10 any paI OF county, ald the Genuine be obluued
OF o one hut him.
Price Two Dollars package, containing full direcii0ns.
Persons DESTROYS of obtaining this Great Remedy, who
reside at distance, do b., forwarding Twu Dollars
post paid to Dk. L. Moh MEX.
Box No. 1885 r. o., or No 30 . Lspen0rd n. York.
Oct. lsi7-iO:6mos
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TRUSSES TRUS : EST!

rNE best assortment OF Trusse, of all the different pat
use, also Bannins's Lace, Iiuips, Thomp
sons and Burnhums utefo Abdominal sup onsr oT sale
on tho favorable terms, at the Drug store of 800.
Fsbtuary. 1877. 1903 =. X. COLLINS.
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PILE INTERROGATION

not only sure cure Tor FILES and WARRANT ~ so
to be- also that ntuoiablo itching, Win Is 80
common aud has orntiou the paris the Piles
The above Ointment for sale by 5. 7. kEDflkLD.
Montpelier eth Nov le46. W