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THE STANDARD pREpARATIoN.
DR. sCHwARTZE'S COMPOUND EXTRACT
OF SARSAPARILLA,

- S-hiNothi hRiLLAy
The astonishing success with which disease has
been combated by this powerful remedy for the last
three years IN The District Of Columbia and other
places has induced the proprietor present Its claims
~ more conspicuous manner, under sincere con.
viction that It's invaluable and unerring remedial
virtues will benefit thousands, under whose notice
II may come. Therefor he would urge il upon all
who read this 10 let II pass unnoticed but give
i that attention 10 which IL Ia so deservedly enti-
tied.
Tho following are some o the diseases which
will testify 10 It's never-falllng efficacy, viz
Scrofula, in any form:
lncpent stages of Consumption, when proceeding
from scrofulous habit; @
Chronic Rheumatism Bronchitis;
Dyspepsia, when proceeding from hepatc derange.
ment
Constitutional Syphilis; General Debility;
Habitnal Costumes; Cutaneous Affections, and
all diseases arising from deranged secrcons or i'm
purities of the blood
Persons taking this remedy should not grow inn
rapid restoration 10 health, as Its efficacy depends
measureably upon the strength Of constitution and
the length Of time that disease has prevailed there
fore would say TO all who may feel disposed to test
Its virtues not 10 commence before they fully de-
termined To continue lite use whether II be one bot
lie dozen, or more, as no two cases are exactly
similar, or can be relieved BY any stated number In
anticipation.
The accompanying certificates are from gentlemen
ofrespectablty residingin Washington ciiy and not
Tom those abroad, TO whom would refer all those
monals can be produced as TO efficacy but as they
are seldom ever reod, or credence given toihen
have thought few respectable certificates, coming
from gentlemen well known would suffice.
CERTIFICATES.
Dear Sir: Having, through the agency OF your
extract of sarsaparla, accomplished most remark
able cure In the case of my sister, l deem II impor
tant 10 make all acquainted with her case who may
be similarly afflicted, II may be the means of sa
wing mnny from premature death. About iour
years ago my sisters health begnn 10 decline, and
continued 10 do for the space Of two years when
she was suddenly attacked with bronchial alice
ton, or what is commonly called bronchitis Hnv-
ing been attacked with the best medical skill with
ont benefit, and finally pronounced incurable she
determined 10 try your extract Of sarsarilla and nj
ter The Of the very limited number of three bot
ties she WINS completely restored, and has enjoyed
better health than she ever before experienced
Hoping that this description Of her viii come
under the notice of many who may be similarly at
fcied am most respectfully, yours
CHARLES w. STEWAsT
To DR., ~. J. ScHwARTzE, Ir
June 7, 1913,
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To Dr.. N. ]. ScHwARTzE, Jf.
June 7, 1913.

To DR.. A. j. ScnwAarzE Jr
Dear Sir: consider il u duty owe TO you and
TO the public, 10 state that my son, who had been
afflicted for great length time with severe Bron-
chial affection and liberated sore throat which threa-
tened his e-after having been treated by the best
medical skill without success eectually restored
70 h e ny your Er ~ q sarsararns some 70
ever since. Snch an invaluable remedy should be
known throughout the extent of the country; and
sincerely hope before long that II will he sought
after by all the afflicted, Wishing you abundant
success,
| am most resnectflllY Yours &c -
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ADELPHI THEATRE.

sTresss. @. +. BROWNE & II. r. NICHOLS,
Proprietors.
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St.ea Committee he Dill Is 353) 10 prartds fr taking
The SstiTh Census, enumeration, Of The Inhabitants
of ne United Sates-Msssrs, Cameron, Davis Of Mass
Butler Underwood, and Breese.
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STA. J. D. GILBERT, Stage Manager.
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THIS EVENING, FEB. 2, ls4e,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-12-01
Smut Machines.

n ULL'S Patent, Stone or French Burr, Smu
H Machine-th the best article OF the kind in use
Thep run light. clean well, and Will last life
time. Five hundred of them are in use in the
largest aud hest mills in the country; and we have
the most unqualified testimony, Of competent per.
sons, as to their superiority over all other Smu
Machines.
CERTIFICATES. .
have been using one of Lull's Patent Smut
Machines, made by w. w. Wallace, Pittsburgh
for two years. during which time it has not re-
qnired repairs to the amount OF one dollar have
no hesitation in say ing that consider Lull's Ma
chine to be superior to any other for durability and
style OF work. J. o CRAM.
Marietta .lils, .Aug. %, ls45.
cheerfuly &c ommend 10 mers Lull's Patent
F. r. Smut Machines, having used one for three
years past. and cleaned from 900 10 300, ,000
bushels of wheat with it, we find it operates as
well as when first started, without dressing or re.
pairs of any kind. think it unequalled IN all re.
spects. JAMES DOSTER.
.afcCOnnelsciHe, .Morgan Co. o., March, 1915
Having used une of Lul's Patent French Burr
Smut Machines in my mill for about two years,
cheertully recommend them TO millers as a first
rate machine for cleaning smutty aud foul grain
JAMES MEANS.
SteubenUille, .7ug l6, ls45
REFERENCES.
Cassel & Gallagher, NJ. Dulty, Moses Dillon
Zsnesville; Anshuz s. Pollock, A. G. Ewing.
Sunfish; George Ring, Caplina; A. Boyd, Steu.
benville; n. Pumphrey, Wheeling; Lewis Aple-
gate, Wesburgh; Jas. Y Patterson, Bridgeport;
Jno. B BayIess, Short Creek
For further particulars STE handblls. All Or
ders promptly attended TO at No 244 Liberty st,
near the Canal. w. w. WALLACE.
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Pittsburgh Advertisements.
Prices Re d u c. e d.
w. w. Wallace,

PITTSBURGH FRENCH BURR MILL
STONE AND MILL FURNISH
ING ESTABLISHMENT,
Nos. 244 4. 246 Liberty St., near the Canal.
French Burr Mill Stones, of my own manufac-
lure, made OF new and Superior quality OF Blocks;
particular care IS taken to have the joints made
close, aud all the blocks in each stone of uniform
quality. They are warranted equal to any in the
country, superior to those imported from France,
and also to the of those made in this country,
and at prices io,oer Then haze erer before ben Of
fered in this market. Burr Mill Stones, made in
France, with solid eyes, the best Of the kind, at
greatly reduced prices Laurel Hill Mill Stones,
all sfzes.
Boiling Cloths, Anchor Stamp, warranted best
quality, aud at greatly reduced prices.
Mill Spindles, Mill Irons, Mill aud Regulating
Screws. Screen Wire, Mill Picks. Corn Crackers.
Grist and Saw Mill Castings of all kinds, embrac-
ing the largest catalogue in the West, OF Spur.
Spur Core, Bevel and milre Wheels, made on the
most improved plan Puies, Car Wheels, Gud-
geons of all kinds, and Mill furnishing in general
All articles made in the best manner and at the
lowest prices Purchasers will find it 10 their in
terest to call and examine before purchasing else.
where. All orders promptly attended to at Nos.
244 and 2l6 Liberty Street, near the Canal, Pitts
burgh, Pa w. w. WALLACE.
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Hampton, Smith & Co.,
No. 81 Wool STREET, BETWEEN Sd l. 4th

PITTSBURGH, PA,
Would inform their customers aud merchants
generally, in Monroe and the adjoining counties
that they have just opened their second stock oi
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
bought within the last three weeks, at greatly re.
duced prices. They have now to offer, an assort.
ment which cannot be surpassed, either in extent
variety or prices
Their stock of Ginghams and Lawns is unusual
y large and fine, embracing the latest and most de-
sirabie styles. Also, every description of
English, French and American Prints,
Oigandies, Muslins, Bereges,
Plain and Fancy Linen Ginghams,
Mode. Black and Fancy, Alpacas,
Belgium and American Cloths and Cassimeres,
Plain and Fancy Satinets and Jeans,
Tweets, Merino Cassimeresand Summer Cloths,
Summer wears in great variety.
Fustians. Printed Wademars, Riding Cords,
Croton Cloths. drap'd, &C., Cloths aud Serges,
Paddiugs, Burkrams, Crash, Diapers,
Irish lineus, Brown Linens and Hollands,
Apron Checks, ShIrtng Stripes,
Newest and richest styles Bonnet and Cap Rib.
bous, with Book Muslins, Cambrics, Jackonets,
Laces, Fancy Nets, Musquito Bars,
Hosiery, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Suspenders,
A full stock OF Brown Sheetng,
Bieached Shrtings, Drills, TickiDgs, &c.
May 26, lS49.
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NOTICE.-NotIcei is hereb

DROBATE NOTICE.-N Notice is hereby
given tn all persons interested, that settle.
menl accounts have been filed in the office Of the
Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas within and
for the county of MDnroe and State Of Ohio, by
the administrators OF the estates Of the following
named persons, TO wit:
Adam Marshal, Administrator of Samuel Mar.
shal, deceased. Final.
Thomas Mitchell, Jr., Administrator of Samuel
B0ttenfield, deceased Partial.
Morris Danford, Administrator Of Samuel Dan.
ford, deceased. Partial
Nathaniel Foggin, Administrator Of James Fog.
gin. deceased. Partial.
Thomas Griffith, Administrator Of William Pow.
ell, deceased. Final.
That the said accounts are now on file IN SAID
office, subject to the inspection of all persons in
terested, and are continued until the April term
of said court, 1850, for final settlement and confr
nation. VIM OKEY. Clerk.
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Wheeling and Baltimore, &c.
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
A d a ms & Maxwell's
Great Central Route Clothing Store,

Corner Monroe & Water Strreks,
WHEELING, VA.
We are now ready with the largest and most
elegant stock OF SPRING & SUMMER CLOTH
ING, that we have ever manufactured, and have
spared no pains in selecting our goods from the
cheapest market in the United States, 80 as to be
able to offer the creates: variety of clothing; and
with the view of observing still more the reputation
we have everywhere acquired; that is, Of keeping
the largest stock of Fashionable Clothing, and at
the lowest prices Of any house 10 the city, where
all men may have tho chance of dessing elegantly
at low price. ~ tl
We have purchased our entire stock of staple
and domestic goods at very reduced prices. and
can now sell them cheaper than ever. Our stock
of foreign goods is very extensive; more varied
and stylish than we have ever before offered to the
phblic; and consists in part, as follows:
Black Alpaca Sacks,
Drsb and mode do
great variety of coats from other fabrics, rang.
ing ,om rs cts. to $40. ...
A great variety Of black, brown, blue and green
frock and dress coats, from S. to $l8.
Every description Of sacks. frocks and Polkas.
Pantaloons of every description, from IS Cts to
$5; consisting in part Of the following:
French, English and German doe.skin,
do do do fancy cass
Paris cord, black, brown and dove.colored, q
splendid article for Summer use.
Cottonadeplain, striped and checked.
Albert fancies-Velvet cords, Mole -skins Of eve.
ry variety of patterns.
Sattinets of all qualities and coIors.
VESTS.
Plain Satn-lst, I'd, and Sd quality.
Fancy do of every pattern.
Plain black silks and cords.
do do Milan cloths, a new article.
Grey mixtures of every shade and pattern.
Fancy single mlled cashmere, for Spring wear
White Marseilles, lst, I'd aud Sd qualities.
ALSO-A great variety OF low.priced vests,
suited for any market, all cut in the most fashiona-
BILE style. Price from so cts to So so. Every de-
scription of fancy and plain rich silk and satin
vests, from 80 so to "a; some very extra patterns
of rich silk and satin vests from $4 to SO.
We have in fact every description of garments
known to the trade, from the very lDwest prices 10
the very finest clothingwhich we will sell at the
very lowest Tariff of Profits.
1t is now an admitted fact that Clothing must
be added to the stock Of every general merchant
throughout the country, or they must see their
neghbors and customers going to the nearest city
for their supply OF clothing ready made. There.
fore, in sef-defence, they must keep Clothing, and
it stands them in hand TO purchase where they can
save twenty-five per cent, which we can save
them over the Time Houses, as we sell for cash,
purchase for cash, and manufacture for cash, and
have no debts to add to the cost of our goods
ADAMS g. MAXWELL,
ap2l Corner of Monroe and Water Streets.
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NOTICE is hereby given that application will
IN be made to the Court Of Common Pleas of
Monroe county, Ohio, at their next session in said
county, for an order Of redemption for six acres
Of land sold by the Treasurer of said county of
Monroe to James McCanna, on the 10th day of
January, A. D. l848. The original tract contain.
ed ~ acres, being the southwest quarter of the
northeast qusner Of section 80, township 4, and
rsnge s, charged for taxes in Ito tax duplicate in
the name Of Stephen Mc'reague. and that the
Treasurer Of said county on the aforesaid 10th
day Of January, A. d. lS4s, sold for the taxes of
said tract six acres to James McCa ina.
Nov. "a, la49.6w STEPHEN McTEAGUE.
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VHlHE quarterly meetings of the School Exam
IL iners in Monroe county, Ohio, are on the
first Saturdays of January, April, July and Octo.
ber. The Examiners inform the School Directors
in the different districts, that where Grammar and
Geography are not required in their respective
districts they must certify the same, and the Ex
aminers will grant certificates to the applicants BY
their understanding The rudiments of Grammar
and Geography, in addition to the other branches
he, etofore required. JAMES SMITH, Clerk
]. G. FLEMING,
Oct 3. 1849 d. H WIRE.
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GLosE and APPENplx will be sent 10 subsesi.
bers ssen after Csngssss adjourus
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in The GIoss save Tia. Which Viii IS lossi 3
the Congressional reports. A paper assumipg =
be IN impartial vehicle for all sides, cannot main.
tain its character Il the editorial eolumns Fshees
TERMS
For one copy of the DAILY GLOBE daily during
the session Of Congress, and weekly during
the recess) a year, 85 90
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at the rate Of "a cents month.
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one year, w
For one copy Of the CONGRESSIONAL
GLOBE during the session., .y .2u3 %
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the session., wv
For four copies Of either, or part Of both -
during the session, : .mW "
For ten copies OF either, or port Of both lauA
during the session, .t5L ~ W
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vance payments are indispensable to carry them
on. 2. 81. Q allfs
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be al owed twenty per cent. on the subscsiptjus
prices for single papers, which they nsy retatu
when they send on the names Of subscribers ssd
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GREssI0NAL GLOBE and APPENDIX 10 ClubS
who take ten copies. 70 so low, that no deduction
can be afforded. Subscriptions may he RENTED
by mail, n our risk, IN money Of par in the sec
zion Of the country where subscI bes Tesjde.
The CONGRESSIONAL AL GLOBE and APYEKDIx
or the DAILY GLOBE, as they may elect, will be
sent to all editors who may publish this Prospec-
tus, as often rs three times before the first MoR.
day in December, and send Us one copy Of their
paper containing II distinctly marked around with
pen to direct our attention to it. aasnW
JOHN G. RlyES.
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"EIRS WANTED The heirs of Henry
LII Decker, late OF Monroe county, deceased,
are hereby notified that the undersigned are pre-
pared to pay them their distributve share of the
estate of said Henry Decker, deceased.
GEORGE DECHER,
Nov. IT. JACOB TRUAX
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SsTEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS, for
y Grist, Saw. aud other Mills, always on hand,
or made 10 order at very hort notice, at the low.
est prIces, aud warranted equal 10 any made in
the city, All orders promptly attended to at Nos.
244 & 246 Liberty Street, near the Canal. Pitts
bur gh, Pa. w. w. WALLACE.
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HAMES MAHONEY. CABINET MAKER
% SC, NEW CASTLE, Monroe County, O..
respectfully informs the Inhabitants of New Cas-
tie and lis vicinity, that he is ready IT all times 70
furnish them with household furniture of all de-
scriptions and of superior workmanship. at prices
which cannot fail to give sa;isracton being as low
or lower than can be purchased at Wheeling
Produce nt all descriptions taken in exchange.
Nov. 10, 1910.
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~EoRGE A. COATS ESTATE.-N
3H is hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified as Administrator of the
estate OF George A. Goats. late oi Monroe coun-
ty, deceased An persons indebted 10 said estate
will please make immediate payment; and those
having claims against the same will present lhem,
properly authenticated, for settlement.
WELLINGTON c. COATS,
Nov 10, lSI9. Administrator.
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Books! Books!

The inhabitants of the counties Of M,1roe
Morgan and Guernsey are informed that the sub
scriber keeps on hand, at his establishment in the
town Of Freedom, Monroe county. four miles wes
of Summerfield, general assortment of Books o.
standard character, (Which he will warrant to be
both good and cheop) such as Sabbath Schoo
Books, Common School Books, Bibles, Commen
taries, and quite variety Of other Books, adapted
to the wants and wishes Of a virtuous and intelli
gent community. VIM LEEPER.
Freedom, July IA, l649
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IT EwIs KLOCPNER'S ESTATE. Notice
IL is hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and qusliht as Administrator of the
estate of Lewis Klocpner, late OF Monroe county
deceased All persons indebted 10 said estate will
please make immediate payment; and those hav-
ing claims against the same will present them
properly authenticated, for settlement.
WILLIAM A. WILLARD,
Nov 10, 1919. Administrator
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Misc III a n e eous.
Tin. Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware.

W. W. JOHUdIV q %.
Respectfully inform the citizens of Woodsfield
and surrounding country, that they are now man
ufacturing and will keep constantly on hand, .
large and extensive assortment Of Tin, Copper aild
Sheet Iron Ware, which they will sell either al
Wholesale or Retail,
at as low rates as can be purchased in the West
Their stock of COPPER KETTLES and IA
PANNED WARE now on hand is excellent
Cooking Stoves
Of various patterns and sizes at very low prices
They will bs prepared to furnish and put "
House Spouting at all times
Old pewter, copper and brass taken in exchange
for all kinds of ware.
July IA, l849.
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mM7ILLlAM pEARsoN's ESTATE No.

WM7ILLlAM PEARSON'S ESTATE No.
Wv tce is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified as Administrator,
with the wil annexed, of the estate of William
Pearson. hate OF Mnnroe county, deceased All
persons indebied to said estate will please make
immediate pay ren,; aud those having claims a.
gainst the same will present them, properly au-
thenticaed, for settlement.
Nov 10, 1919 JESSE SMITH, Admir-.
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A TTACHMENT.-Atmy my instance an atsch-
"A ment was this day issued by James Okey, a
Justice OF the Peace of Perry township, Monroe
county. against the property and effects OF John
w illison, a nonresident OF said county. Dated
this 9th day of October, l849
Nov. 3, I849.. STEPHEN McTEAGUE.
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Joseph ssas4f''' ss rA2AMzSp TicEaMA p..soo. So.

Richard H. Battee. interested will take notice,
tha, Joseph Heddleston, on the 9th day Of 0cto.
Der, A. d. 1919, sued out writ of Attachment
from the Clerks Office Of the Court Of Common
against Richard H. Battee, survivor Of William
Lowe, OF the late firm Of Battee 4 Lowe, for the
sum Of six hundred dollars, which writ has besn
served upon the garnishes, Joseph T Hilton, and
returped. Attest: WILLIAM OKEY Clerk
nov IL N HoLLprxR, Atty for PlH.
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Oct. 8, 184

IT AND FOR SALE.-I offer for sale 240 acres
of land, in Monroe county, Ohio, mile
from the Ohio river, 81 miles below Wheeling.
and miles below where tn. Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad 10 laid out to intersect the river. 1t has
several improvements on il. about go acres cleared
and fenced, and will be sold together, or divided
into I2O, so and 40 acre tracts. to suit purchasers.
Oct l3. 1871 A q. EWING.
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LnsowN ors EoR sALE.-The xubscriber

vWyowN LOTS FOR sALE.-The subscriber
u offers lor sale, for cash or prompt payment,
FOUR LOTS AND A FRACTION IN THE
TOWN OF CLARINGTON. They are direct.
ly opposite Farrers Tanysrd, fronting on the
main entry of all business fran the West They
are above high water mark, and the hsndsoInest
building property in town. They WILDE sold low
as above stated Apply to me, at Bethany, Va,
or to A. g. Ewing, near the premises ~
oct. -, lSd9-Sm w. p. M. Army.
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HpITTsBURGH STEAM MARBLE WORKS

NDITTSBURGH STEAM MARBLE WORKS
u No. 2i4 LIBERTY, opposite Smithield
Street. Nia,be ManlIes, Monuments, Tombs,
Table Tops, &c. a large variety of the most
beautiful kind, made of the finest quality of foreign
and domestic marble, always on hand or made to
order. by the aid Of machinery, on the shortest no.
tce and at the lowest prices.
n. B.-The County Trade furnished with all
kinds of Marble at the lowest rates. All orders
promptly attended 10 at No PA Liberty, opposite
Smith6eld Street. w. w. WALLACE.
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Nm PARTITION. N.-Rual Reader and Sarah
IL Reader his wife, Walter Ring and Mary Ring
his wife, John Brown and Nancy Brown his wife,
John Nofsinger, Matthias Nofsinger, LYDIA Nof.
singer, Jane Nofsinger, Lucinda Nofsinger, Han
nah Nofsinger, Marian Nofsinger and Catharine
Nofsinger -also, Samuel Monroe and James Cats,
guardians of the said Jane, Lucinda, Hannah, Ma
riab and Catharne Nofsinger, will take notice that
petion was filed against them on the l4th day Of
November, A. D. 1849, in the Court oECommon
Pleas Of Monroe county, by Moses Maring and
Elizabeth Naring his wife, and il how pending.
wherein the said Moses and Elizabeth Maring de-
mand partition of the following real estate, to wit
The east half the southeast quarter and the north
west quarter Of the southwest quarter of section
49, township 4, and range T. in the district Of land
subject TO sale at Marietta, Ohio, and that at the
next term of said court application will be made
by the said Moses and Elizabeth Maring for an
order that partition may be made Of said premises.
By HUNTER & ROSS,
Nov. 10, l649. Their Atturneys
RGACKEREL, SHAD, SALMON, HER.
Nl RINGS, PORK, HAMS AND SIDES,
SHOULDERS, LARD 4 CHEESE, constantIy
on hand and for sale BY J. PALMER & Co. !,
Market Street Wharf, Philadelphia, Z
Gsst. ~, le<9.