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HARVARD COLLEGE.

AT the last session Of our Legislature, a commit
tee was appointed TO consider the powers of the
Legislature, under the constitution, in regard to the
government Of Harvard University. II has long
been subject of complaint with other sects, that
the Unitarians had possessed themselves of the
management Of the college, and various attempts
have been made to bring about change The
report Of the committee was not completed in sea-
son for the last Legislature; but it is understood
that IL shows that the constitution Of the State con-
tains provision that nothing shall prevent the
Legislature from making such alterations in the
government Of the college as might have been made
by the Colonial Legislature. The committee quote
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Bp the eurnins alails.

La .wods, leading French paper, thus speaks Of
the United States 1--WE who know America,
know tina, 10 manners, politics, and sociabhty,
il is one Of the most deiestable countries in the
wodd-a country made up of selhshness and false
hood, Of corruption and barbarism, without INTEL
ligcnee, courage, or genius" One French paper,
La Rrvus d. Dsur .Nondes, even taunts us for our
ignorance Of our own language. We neither write
nor speak the language as purely as the English.
An!
To the Revue DIES Dear .Sondss several members
sf the present French Ministry contribute.
The Niagara Falls suspension bridge has been
again thrown open to the public, having been i'm
pas<abe for some tune IN consequences Of improve
ments intended to Increase It's capacity. Several
ne~ cables have been addod--a new floor has been
LAID, and the structure nov a thorcughfare per-
feciy safe for all business purposes, and capable
Of sustaining two hundred and fifty tons A coach
and four, which, with ~ passengers. weighed over
Eve tons, passed over il few days since, and We
understand that II has been adopted the point Of
crossing for the line Of stages TO Detroit, Sand
~ich, &c.
The S. Louis Republican, speaking Of the NOR
ullly among newly arrived emigrsnts At that place,
says
We have been assured, by respectable phy sicians
Of th,s csy that out of about four hundred and fifty
foreign immigrants landed al the wharf Few days
ago, from the sutAna, not exceeding one hundred
are nov living, excepting portion who immc-
dlsiely proceeded zap the river and the diseases
which they carried into families here quite equalled
the mortality among themselves.
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BY TEL f G RIA p III
REPORTED FOR THE REPUBLIC.
Bosros, July 9.

Letters from Aux Cages, dated June 7th, state
that the Hayden Government, after consulting with
The merchants al that place in regard to the policy
Of continuing the monopoly law" had deter
mined 70 abolish IT,
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AT the commencement at Oxford University,
June 20, the degree Of Doctor Of the Civil Law
was conferred upon the Hon. Geo. Bancroft
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THE CELEWRATED DIAMOND CEMENT.
Il &c ioining broken gias-, china. Ac A small
lot u the genuine ior sale al
TAYLOR A MArRY's
July ~ Hunkstofe near 9th street
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CINCINNATI, July 7.

ing Leech a. Co.'S large provision establishment.
The loss Is very heavy. There were IS cholera
in,emens to-day, and 30 of other diseases. The
deaths for the week amount TO the enormous num-
Der Of LII.
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ALBANY. July 1-6 %. m.

The Board Of Health report l6 cases of cholera,
and DEATHS within the last "a hours. This is
large increase
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PHILADELPHIA, July 9.

The Board Of Health report 80 new cases and 20
deaths II cholera for the "a hours ending at noon
to-day.
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MONTREAL, July

One case Of cholera, which proved fatal, was re-
ported by the Board Of Health to-day. Il is doubted
by many that the case was really one Of cholera.
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Nothing doing in Flour to-day, except 200 bbls.
Sasquehsnna at % 56..
No sales Of Wheat None in market.
Corn has further advanced, and sales at So So
cts. for yellow, and SIS cts. for white. r
No sales OF Oats
Sales Of Whisky at % c,s in bills.
Barr CArrLK.--There were $50 head of cattle
offered to-day, 900 of which sold TO butchers at
prices ranging from - IS to g. equal TO S. SO 8.
The balance were chiefly bought and driven off by
spectators. Our butchers considered the prices
too high, and declined to purchase further.
Hogs are firm at s5, at which sales were made
to-day
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DIsHOP HENDRICKS NEW WORK
ID "THE FOUR GosPEIls"-Just received At
TAYLOR 4 MArRY's
July9 Bookstore, near oh q
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BALTIMORE, 81 p. m.

Al Cincinnati the inierments Of persons deceased
Of cholera Sunday last were seventy -four; other
diseases, thirty.
Wilson, the vocalist, died a, Quebec yesterday
from exposure on fishing excursion.
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rATuMs sAonsp rA,Sr,x..

TATuM's SACRED pAiNrsxe.
Depress~sssx the P.sss... er-ssssi...
IN and R~swrv~sss.s .f ear Lord ssa e.
vtowr jesus thrt.s.
This sublime vol q arr will H. of-enrsi &C. pub
Tic exhibition in the rnion Ch.p<l firr wafi an
Monday and Ttr-siay evenings. July . and %. a.
O'Clock. p. ~.
q. . kATHRENs
Y. s.-This viii n, the most convenient ops.Ytn
nifty the citizens II Ceorretoxn ~iil hsys n Yic~
ing this grand and instructive sshihfhn.
The paintings viii ~ removed b. Ryland Chapel
ON wednesday. the lith
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PirrsBuRo, July I.

-Four deaths have occurred during the past AZ
hours, TO which add thirteen deaths for the preced
ing ~ hours, and you have total Of seventeen
deaths by cholera during the last three days. The
weather continues wet, cold, and dsagreeabe.
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PESITENTrARy.

Orrrct PkSurSusHy, u. g.
WaRISoToS. July .. i>se.
"ANTED to purchase, fsr IN 49, ~ this pri~or.
w one ton of the very bcst hroym corn. f.r-
sons having such articr todi-p- Il request
ed TO send me = fair sampls ~ tn same With the
lowest cash price Zoe IL per ton.
TH0s. FtrNAM. Harden.
July q-tJuly25 flntcl n Tnisn1
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COLONIZATION Rooms,
WksnINsTo~, July 8. 1870

COLONIZATION ROOMS
WhsmssTos, July 6, ls4e.
TUE LIBERIA PACKET will sail from Balti.
u more for Monrovia and other ports in Liberia
On The trst day Il August next. Emigrants who
design g"ing Va this vessel should b. In Baltimore
a. day 90 two betorc, and report themselves at the
Colouirasion Once, Post Office building.
Letter. &c Liberia 90 the Y. =. Squadron ON that
coast, viii b. forwarded II sent is time. and poer
ran. 20 tins ofhce, 20 the Colonization Office.
B.ltimorc.
We arr In great need q funds 20 enable ma a,
send -ntne emigrants IN this expedition. We have
w. pay ths month, 80 t,e -. toward the cxpeitio,
IRON Ne~ oricsns, In April 3 800 oo toward The
ene ffssm dc same plsce In January lat, and
~ M" CA Inward The one from savannah in Nav
and puf treasury !. nov empty.
Weare thefctDrc under the necessity Of appc.lins
~ patrons Go aid Auxiliary .ietie- pa ,eTs
- churcbes snd ths friends Of ne causr srrnrrav
Ell confrr -r,rial hynr BY making a. rcmitt.n.
So eth N least po-shle delay.
July
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NEW BOOK by the author of The Natural
lN History Of Enthusiasm AND
JESUrTISM'-For sale AZ
TAYLOR n MAURys
July9 Bookstore, near ssh a.
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New Style ont Comics and window
8hadss

II HAVE ln-s rcceis~d fran the North large and
= -rleodsd s-~crtsnrnt ~ cilt windo~ Cornicc~
Ntna"- shsa~-, and new style ~ Picture Cord
and Ts@~sls
ss~e seep an hand i.rgs .s-crtment az AMER.
can aud trrnrh Paper Hanging rrr Hsrd prin,.
Columns. rr@ther hs~is Hair and Hosk Maftr..-..
! make ~ orier AZ ths ssortc~t notice B~d and
thsng IN The cphoi<serinr line furnished compl.,r
on tho hr.s terus JNo. ALExANDEk.
rrsn. sy., bet l7th and lsth cd.
June I1-Aaw9~
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XYnshIngtom City Canal.

MAYORS OFFICE, Washington, Dec, %, 1873
IN virtue of the first section of the for the improve
L ment of the Washington City Canal, approved Decem-
Der Is, 1873, in the following words, vz
BE enacted SC, That the mayor be- and he is hereby
requested invite proposals., by twenty days public no
tce in othe daily newspapers of the city ana the
Washington News for the removal OF the depostcs in the
Washington canal restore to its original depth OF
water less than four feet, ordinary low tide for
repairing substantial and durable the dilap
dated side walls for reforming modifying such angles
basins abutnents, recommended by the surveyor in
his report may be deemed expedent, and tor the
construction Of such dams, ccspoos other works as
be deemed necessary secure the canal as lar as pac
cable from future injury by the washing in OF matter from
lateral streams, CATERS and sewers having first prepared
by such other engineer be employed
such and specifications asw exhibit the nature
and Of the several kinds OF work 10 be
DONE
Proposals will be received by the mayor until Saturday
the 18th of January IS9 inclusive for the execution Of al
the works mentioned in the foregoing said first section
All necdul information in regard THE quantity and de
scrpton Of each kind OF work TO be done be obtained
by application Mr. Charles b Cuskey, city surveyor. a
his office, City Hail. who instructed to prepare and ex
hjbit plans and specifications explanatory thereof
The proposals will state the price. per cubic yard for th
and removal OF the deposits and the price pc
perch for the different kinds of work. Us cubic fee
10 the perch y also the time within which the work viii b
completed. ~, 80, 60. 49,, =,
Dec. H-d W. w. SEAION, Mayor
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Bu n. GREEN, .suc.toneer.

rTNRUSTEE'S SALE or VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
l. PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.-By authority of three
several deeds trust bearing date the ii day of No
vember 1a40 and recorded in lber w b. No 80, olos 9l
&c Of the land records for Washington county, in the
District Of Columbia another dated 3D. day of December,
1871. and recorded in ber W. B, No 80 o''os 3l9 @c.
OF said records and third dated the 18th day OF Octo
ber l33 and recorded in liber w Is, No lob, otos All
&c. Of said records shall offer Tor sale at public
the highest bidder therefor Wednesday. the 10th
day of January, 1919, at o'clock, p m the premises,
all that piece of ground in the city of Washington follow
nghat is all that part of lot numbered seven in
square numbered onr hundred and ninety according
the plan OF said city, beginning at the southwest corner
of said lot aud running eastwady nineteen feet iour and
half inches along the line OF Pennsylvania avenues thence
rght-anges with the line Of said avenue norhwardly
back hlryoot alley thence to the northwest corner OF
said lot numbered thence with the line OF said lo
southwardy to the beginning together with all and sng
lar the buildings and improvements thereon his proper
ty is egibly situated being Pennsylvania avenue
aud to- and adjoining the National Hotel
Terms of sale One-ihird cash. and the residue in three
equal instaments, four, eight and twelve months from
the day of sale the purchaser giving bond for said deferred
payments bearing interest from date, remain lien M
property until paid. Upon full compliance with
the and conditions of sale by the purchaser and the
payment of the whole purchase money, and interest," nd
COSTS the trustee viii convey 10 the purchaser the title vest
cd in him by the several deeds above mentioned.
JOURDAN w. MAURY, Trustee.
A. GREEN, Aucllonesr
ayyt Wds
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TUESDAY, JANUARY 0, 1s49.
After the reading Of the journal
BILLS INTRODUCED

BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. FEATHERSTON asked and obtained leave to in
hoduce bill for the relief of J. P Montgomery
and other soldiers in the late with Mexico, of which
previous notice had been given read twice, and referred
TO the Committee on Military Affairs.
BILL TO PROVIDE THE SETTLEMENT CLAIMS
AGAINST THE UNITED STATES.
Mr.. BUTLER moved that the vote by which the bill
70 provide tor the settlement OF claims against the United
States yesterday referred to the Committee the
judiciary be reconsldered.
Mr.. JOHN A. ROCKWELL addressed the House at
considerable length in favor of the motion, urging that
bill
Mr. INGE moved that the motion to reconsider be laid
on tue table.
MIR. JOHN A. ROCKWELL asked the yea, and nays
Nh. HAMMONS demanded call of the House; but
his demand was not sustained; and then
The Clerk called the roll upon the question of laying
The motion to reconsider the table which was lost
yeas 70, NAYS 90
Mr. BRODHEAD called for the previous question on
The motion 10 reconsider; and the call being sustained
me main question ordered to be put, and de-
cled in the asIirmatlve--yeas 90, nays Sc
he question then recurring the motion to refer the
OIL 10 the Committee the Judiciary, it was decided in
the negative
me SPEAKER, Messrs. PECK, MEADE, JOHN A
TToSkWELL, PETIT, HOWELL COBB, and WIN
on points oil order IN regard to the reference OF thu
Mr., BUTLER stated, that having voted in the afrna
1--WE on The question of taking the bill from the Commit
zee OF the Whole the state of the Union, he woul,
move a reconsideration of that vote
the table
MT. HOUSTON understood to ask, it having yes
eiday required two-hlrds to discharge the Com
hee OF the Whole from the further consideration of thu
olll whether two thirds vote Would not now be neces
SaIy TO again commit il
me SPEAKER, in explanation, remarked that thu
"o'hras vote referred TO an incidental motion to sus
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beware OF Imposition THE greater the value OF any
ID discovery, the higher 1t Is held in the esteem OF The
be imposed upon by the spurious limitations of Ignorant,
designing and dishonest men, who, like the drone IN the
hive neither the ability inclination to provide for
themselves but thrive and uxuriae the earnings OF
the deserving The extraordinary success attending the
use Wstars baam in diseases of the lungs, and the
many singular effected, have naturally attract
fraternity OF quacks
Now that this preparation is well known to be more
for ncipient sumption, asthma, iVer co-
plant coughs bronchs and all similar affections, IMAM
other remedy known, there will be, AID now are
found those vlanouy wicked as to connecta spurious,
and perhaps poisonous MIXTURE and to palm Oh as
the genuine balsam. We raise>no false alarm We al
wise the public these schemes, that their health may no'
be TITLED WITH ourselves pundercd OF our just rights
Tnt GENUINE AND ORIGINAL Dr. Wstsr's bal-an OF wud
cherry on account OF s great popularity has been cxtcn
sivey counieeited in Pniadcphia, and some thousand
bottles OF The spurious Imitation thrown into the market ana
extensively circulated This caution dealers and the
public generally against purchasing any other than that
having tnc written signature OF l. BUTTS o. the wrapper
For sale by r. 5. PATTERSON,
Jan 9--3t Washington, ID. q.
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Mr.. w,lls,ns's New York Resolutions.

The following are the resolutions as amended IN the
Senate of New York, which were unanimously passed
by that body on the 18th The New York Evening Post
saws that the six democratic members voted for them,
except the that relates to the boundaries OF Texas
Whereas the people OF New Mexico have peoned
Compress for establishment Of territorial government
which protect them against the institution of domestic
slavery while they remain territory of tho United Saies
have ao pettioned Congress for protection against the
unfouuded claims of the State OF Texas large portion
of their territory lying of tho Rio Grande and whereas
It would be unjust the people OF New Mexico, and re-
voting to the spirit Of the to permit domestic slavery
institution from which they free, to be intro
duced among ,hem aad Whereas since the acquisition oil
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, JAN. 10, ls4o.

0P Mr. C. WsJAMEs, No Harrison street Cincinnati Ohio
general travelling for the western ststes assisted by
Smith j. r Dent O. Smith Frederick j. Hawse John
w Armstrong Jasen Taylor T. NJ Stevenson W. Ramsey, and
Perrin Locke.
o. Mr. ISRAEL +. JAMES. Isa South Tenth street Phiade
travelling for the southem and southwest
states assisted by James X Whpple, VIM IL Weld o. H.
John b. Weld T. John Collins James Deering
Taylor.
or Mr. HENRY NJ LEWIS, Of Montgomery, Alabama, our
general travelling agent Alabama and Tennessee assisted by
AR IA Il Brptt
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J,REsH SMYRNA FIGS, RAIStNS, &c.
+ 300 drums fresh figs .
800 whole and half boxes bunch raisins
so pounds fresh currants
75D do do Pecan nuts
1000 do do walnuts
1000 do do Bordeaux almonds
300 do do shelled do
10 boxes eitrou
40 Jar Canton ginger
40 Jars West India preserves
10 barrels cranberrles
80 bushels sielbarks
80 boxes English dairy cheese.
For sale by GEO. ~ IHOS. PARKER,
Centre Market Space, and opposite Browns Hotel
Jan 9-3t
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WASHINGTON, February 10, 1918.

Col Samuel f. Goo!son, of Abingdon, Virginia, the
sold wheel horse of democracy, has been elected to the
House of Delegates TO succeed Gov Floyd by majority
of i73 appears that "some of the Taylor democrats
returned to their first love-"
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We have to announce the death of MIR. Nicholas
Travers of the wealthest citizens of the District,
who expired yesterday morning, at very advanced age
at his residence in Washington
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We are glad TO perceive that the Hon Mr. Barringer
who has been detained from his for the past week
by indispositon, again in the House yesterday.
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NTACAULAY's History OF England, vol. I, just is-
l\l sued, and for sale by TAYLOR " MAURY,
Jan o New Bookstore 9th street,
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Afdus Of Franee.-Preadent Napoleon's cabinet Par
lament Prorogusd Pope taking refuge n France
Improvement an cotton Decline an hreadsittfs
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mrAsrER COMMISSIONERS SALE

lVH BY virtue of an order to me directed from
the court of Common Pleas Of Monroe county, ia
the case of Kemp g. Kerl Va. Isaac Barnes and wife
III be offered for sale ,at public oucy, at the from
door of the court house in the town Of Wooisfield
in said county on Tuesday the 23d day of October
1919, between the hours nf 10 o'clock, "A m, and
o'clock. p IN, OF said day. the following described
real estate, to wit: A partof he northwest quar-
ter of the northwest quarter of SECTION 10. town
ship s, and range ST. the Marietta land district,
beginning at the northeast corner ofsaih northwest
quarter Of the northwest quarter running thence s.
/ degree west 81 and $40 rods to stone. thence
west 81 rods to a stone, therce north 81 degrees
29L degrees east Is and As 100 rods to post on
the Section line, thence east l6 rods to the place o
begnnng, containing 2 acres aud of an acre
and 261a rods; lying and being in the county
afo esad. Valued at $3.50 t-fsi} asE
sept. %. is49 Sc 50 WIN. oKEf, Mas. Com,
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mI4S h eri1f's S a | c S
sALE.-Bv virtue Of a

~ HERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of de-
- cretal order to me directed from the Court
sf Common Pleas Of Monroe county. ohio. will
offer for sale, at public outcry at the front doar Of
tiie court house n the town o Woodsfield, in said
county. on Tuesday the 23d day Of October, 1919,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock "a nj, and clock
IN, Of said day, the folio ling real estate to viii,
The southwest quarter Of the northeast quarter
of section TO-, township 8, and range a, contsnn-
ing 10 acres. more or less; also the west half Of
the southeast quarter ui the same section town.
ship aud range. containing 81 acres and 81 100 OF
all acre; lying aud being IN Monroe county afore.
said and ordered to be sold as the property oI
Isaac Fry, at the suit Of Edward Talbot. Ap.
ptaised 1T 5000.
sept. %. Is49 81 81 VIM. d. PATTON. Sheriff
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,au AsTER COMMISSIONERS sA, E.-

vl BY virtue Of decreial order to me directed
from the Court OF Common Pleas of Monroe
county, in the State Of Ohio, in the case Of
David Dutton, Administrator OF John Strobe, de-.
ceased, against Cornelius Atkinson, there wil be
offered for sale at public outcfy al the front door
of the court hn,ise. in the town OF Woodsiield IN
the county OF Monroe aforesaid, on Tuesday the
23d day OF October. 1919 between the. bouts Of
10 o'clock, a. IN and O'Clock, p. m, of said day.
the iollowi e lot Of land. situate in said county.
and in the town of Clariugton, to wit: A part Of
fractional sectlou 10, township 8, aud range 3;
beginning for the same at the npper corner Of
Cornelius Atkinson's lot or parcel oflsnd granted
to him BY WiIlism D. Hen,horn. running thence
north Is degrees west 80 feet TO a stake, thence
north 1S degrees west distance 100 feet 10 stake
thepce snu.h l0.legrees west 80 feet, thence south
lS degrees west 100 feet to the place Of beginning
containing 600 square feet Of land, more or less
Valued at $2l6 ,6625.
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CHERlFF'S SALE.-By virtue of writ oi
u heri fscas etlevsri iacas to me d ected from the
Court of Common Pleas OF Monroe county. o..
VIII offer for SALE public outcry at the front door
Of the court house in The town Of Woodsfeld in said
county. on Tuesday the 23d day of October, 1919,
betwe cen the hours OF 10 o'clock NJ and O'Clock.
D. M of said day, the following real estate, to wit:
he norlhw est quarter OF the northeast quarter OF
section 20. township 6, aud range 8, containing
80 acres more or less; lying and being in Monroe
county aforesaid, aud taken in execution as the
property of lanes King. al the suit of James w.
Shankiaud tor use. Appraised at 5000.
sept. %. ls49.$l IS VIM ID. PATTON, Sheriff.
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S,HERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of writ of f. ia.
- ia ct lev. ia to me directed from the Court Of
Common Pleas of Monroe county ,Ohio,l will offer
far SALE at public ontcry, at the front door oi the
court house in the town at Woodsfeld. in said
county ,nn Tuesday the 23d day of Ociohrr, 1919.
between ihe hours Of 10 o'clock IN and O'Clock,
m of said day. the following real estate, to wit:
The northeast quarter Of the northeast quarter nf
section II, township 8, and range !, containing
40 acres more or less; lying and being in Monroe
county aforesaid. and taken in execution as the
property of John Henderson, at the suit of Henry
Clark Appraised at 5000.
sept II. lS49.$l 65 WIN. D PATTON Sheriff.