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GooD.-The Belmont Chronicle, the whig or.
gan at st. Clsirsville. repudistes the course Of
Mr.. Pennington. on the convention bill. Only
two wings in the House. on the last vote. were
found hardy enough to face the will of the peo.
pie on this ques,on-Mr Philips. Of Champaign.
and Mr.. Pennington. Of Belmont.
One Of the best things of the season is the claim
OF the whig paper. at Lebanon, that the wings
"eyeeially." are the advocates of new consti.
tuition. Had the editor been at Columbus and
heard the whig speakers denounce the measure.
and say that the per pie did not. or had not asked
for it. and three several times vote it down, he
would certainly blush a, his own impudence. The
whigs were only driven into its support at the elev.
enth hour; in fact. had the legislature adjourned
-FOUR days sooner this measure would have been
lost to the people.
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SHERlFF'S SALES.-By virtue Of q writ Of
h. ia. OF lev. fa TO me directed from the Court
OF Common Pleas OF Monroe County. Ohio. I will
offer tor sale, al public outcry. at the front door OF
the court house in the town OF Woodsfieid, in said
county,on Tuesday the 10Th day of pr i $40, BE-.
tween the hours of 10 clock, a m. and O'Clock,
m. OF said day, the following real estate. to WIT:
The northeast quarter Of the southwest quarteroi
section 81, township 3, and range 8, containing
county Aforesaid. and taken in execution n shs
property Of Samnel Landis, at the suit of Johs
Thomas. VIM. D. PATTON, Sheriff.
March 3, 1881 81
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SHERIFF SALE.-By virtue of writ Of ven
ditioni exponas to me directed from the Court
Of Common Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio,
will offer for sale, At public outcry. at the from.
door Of the court house in the town Of Woodsiield
IN said county. on Tuesday the 10Th day Of April,
l849. between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, a m and 4
O'Clock m, Of said day. the following real estate
to Wit The southwest quarter of the northeast
quarter Of section 80, township 3. and range 3,
containing Al acres. more or less; lying aud being
in Monroe County, Ohio; taken as the property
Of Vincent Sturgeon, at the suit Of Daniel CLARK.
VIM d. PATTON. Sheriff
March TO- 12AQ.G1 "a tf 3i
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CHERlFF'S SALE.-By virtue of decretal
~ order to me directed from the Court OF Com.
mon Pleas Of Monroe County. Ohio. I will offer
fer sale. at public outcry, at the front door Of ths
court house in the town Of Woods6eId, in said
county on Tuesday the 10th day ofApri, iS49, be.
tween the hours of 10 o'clock. m, aud 4 o'clock,
pm. Of said day. the following real estate to wit:
The east half Of the southeast quarter Of section
20, township 6. aud range 8, in the GAINESVILLE
Land District; lying and being in Monroe county
sfnresaid and ordered TO be sold as the properly OF
VIM. H. Kiikman, at the suit Of Benjsmin Brown.
4 WIN. D. PATTON, Sheriff.
March 10, 1881 81
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SHERlFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of writ Of
MIA. etlev. fa. to me directed from the Court
of Common Pleas Of Monroe County, Ohio, I will
oer for sale. public outcry. at the front door Of
the court house IN the town Of Woodsfeld. in ssiA
county ON Tuesday the 10Th day Of April, ie49 be.
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock. a IN. and O'Clock.
IN, OF said day, the following real estate. TO Wit
Inc northwest quarter Of the northwest quaule, Of
section IL, township 8, and range g. containing IS
acres, more or less; lying and being In Monroe
county Aforesaid. and taken In execution O. the
property Of James Edgar, at the SUIT Of Christian
fockey. assignee VIM. D. PARTON, Sheriff
March 8, l849-Sl "a
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CHERIFF,S sALE.-By yirlue Of writ

SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of writ of
~ venditioni exponas to me directed from the
Court Of Common Pleas OF Monroe County, Ohio,
will offer for sale, at public outcry, at the front
door Of the court house in the town Of w oodsfeld,
10 said county, on Tuesday the 10th day Of April,
l849, between the hours Of 10 o'clock, q m, and 4
o'clock, m, ofssid day the following real estate,
to wit: The southeast! quarter of the northwest
quarter Of section "a. township three. and range 5,
containing Al acres, more or less; lying and being
In Monroe county aforesaid, and taken 10 execu.
ton as the property Of Isaac Ciine at the suit Of
Reuben Powell. Appraised at $500.
WIN. D PATTON, Sheriff
March 8, ls49 81 IS
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of two writs Of
f. "a. ct lev. ia. to me directed from the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Monroe County, Ohio. will
offer for sae at pubic outcry. at the front door Of
county on Tuesday the 10Th day Of April Is49, be-
tween the hours Of 10 O'Clock, am, and 4 O'Clock,
m, Of said day. the following real estate, to wit.
Lots No. 6, Is, ~, 43 and l6 in the town Of Nal.
aga, in Monrae county aforesaid. and taken In exc.
cution as the properly Of John H. Shankland, At
the suits ot Wood e. Abbott ct al.
. VIM. D. PATTON, Sheriff
March q l6lQsel AZ
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SHERtFF'S SALE.--By virtue oftwo writs OF
- h. "a. ct lev. "a to me directed from the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Monroe County. Ohio. I will
offer for sale. at public outc, at the front door Of
the court house IN the town Of Woodsfeld, IN ssid
county. on Tuesday the 10Th day Of April, i649 be.
tween the hours OF 10 O'Clock, a m, and o'elsck.
z Q, .sa aay ns following ~ real estate 70 witt
section 10. township 2, and range 4; lying and b..
ing in Monroe county aforesaid. and taken in sze.
cution ss the property of John Tsrn and Edward
Sleigh. at the suits OF Edward Smith ct a,
20 WIN. D. PATTON, Sheriff
March 3, l649-Sl s. .,.'s', -
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SHERIFF's sALE.-By virtue of wri, ol

- HERIFFS SALE.-By virtue of writ Of
- vsnditioni exponas to me directed from the
Court of Common Pleas Of Monroe County. Ohio,
will offer for sale, at public outcry, at the front
door ofthe court house in the town of w oodsfeld,
in said county, on Tuesday the 10Th day Of April,
lS49. between the hours Of 10 o'clock, m, and
O'Clock, m Of said day the following real estate,
to wit: The east half of the southeast quarter of
seection %, township 4, and range 6, containing
80 90-l00, more or less; lying and being IN Mon
roe county aforesaid, an taken in execution as
the property Of William Hodge. at the suit OF
Pe,er Weddle. Appraised at 81, 800.
Feb. "a, 1S49.$l IS VIM. d. PATTON, Sheriff
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REFERENCE.

ENARM FOR ALE.-The subscriber offers
IL for sale l25 acres Of land, in Tyler County,
Va, within about four miles of SistersvilIe, on
Pursley Greek. branch of Middle Island, and ".
Ing on the road to Waynesburgh; about 25 acres
cleared thereon, and good site Tor mills, with the
frame Of saw-miIl erected thereon, and ordinary
dwelling buildings. Those wishing TO purchase
will call on the subscriber on the premises.
March 10, lS49. ...a al JAMES HILL
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of writ Of
ii. fa ct lev. ia. to me- directed from the Cour,
Of Common Pleas Of Monroe County. Ohio. I will
offer for sale, public outcry. at the from, dosr Of
the court house in the town OF Woodsfield in said
county on Tuesday the 10Th day of April 1919, be.
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock. a m. and O'Clock.
m, Of said Gay, the iolo wing real estate, to win
The north half of the southeast quarter Of the
southwest quarter Of section IS. township Q, and
range 4; lying and being in Monroe county afose.
said and taken in execution the property Of Ja.
cob Bonrager, at tile suit of Davenport & Brown.
VIM. d. PATTON, Sheriff
March 8, l849-$1 81 - FN
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Attorney General Bill.

A bill passed both Houses, during the late ses.
sion. providing for the election OF the Attorney
General by the people. This is another evidence
Of the popular feeling in favor Of the election Of
all officers by the people The credit Of original.
ing this measure belongs to Mr. Smith, of Brow,
county. Mr.. s. is an able advocate Of the rights
ofthe people and deterves well OF his constituents
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Most Extraordinary Work
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as By DR. A. M. MAu ICEAu,
PROFESSOR OF DISEASES IN WOMEN.

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., 0o-Mr. BaHsLN. Editor Of the Seneca .Adser-
aissr. and the able and energetic Speaker Of the
DIST House Of Representatives. thus greets his
readers upon. his return home; 'a'agl. e 1
Gar HoMr.-Afer IN absence Of some sixteen
weeks, We have again returned to our post. pre-
pared, after few day s.secreation, to resume our
labors in the ranks Of the good old Democracy Of
Seneca. We have been grsti6sd 10 ind 90 much
rof good feeling, and congratulated. among our
Gisnds IL reference 10 the democratic members of
The, Legislature, Those bold strokes Of mastery
policy which have completely uuborsed the fedsr-
alpariy Of Ohio, spd which we're. unfortunately,
for time, not undsistood BY ihe democracy Al
large. are now being appreciated. and We end none
swho do not accord due praise to the democratic
members sos sbeis noble and ssIfsscrifcing sxer-
tions 81 ,bshsli of the dsmocratic party. This.
however, vas % have been expected from the
sand Of generous spirits constituting the dsmoc-
rscy a Seneca. who. ever ready % ''sfsike.''l
when ths Sesasisn ldenspds IL yea frss win
"bevi"' sast 9 ssa u
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March 10. is4s-si ss s'r' y.

SSHERlFF'S SALE.-By virtue of wrh Of
vetditioni exponss to me directed from the court
ofCommOn Pleas Of Harrison county, Ohio, | will
offer for sale, ct public QUERY. ct the front dooe Of
the courthouse Ia the lowno Wooda6eld Monsos
county. on Tuesday the 10Th day of prI l649, b.
tween the hours Of 10 0o'cIock, m. and o'clock,
N. Of sad day. the folio wing real estate 10 viii:
Lot No. l3 in the town Of Calais, with the In
provements thereon; lying aud being Ia Monfos
county. Ohio, aud taken in execution ~ the pro.
pefty Of William H. Dement,, at the sun Of Robert
Crangie, Henry CrAngle and James DazelI & Co.
VIM. D. PATTON, Sheriff, H. G. o.
March 10. l849.Sl5 81 F,'gFv1--a
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WoOdsfield Male and Female
., Seminary.

The Summer session of this institution will com.
mence on the first day of May, under the care of
Rev. D. R. Campbell and Samuel Davenport.
A kind utrigid Discipline will be exercised, and
regular reports furnished the parents aud guar
dians Of the pupils exhibiting their standing, pro-
hciency and conduct. As many departments will
be established and as many teachers employed as
the wants Of the school may require
The price ofnstruction will vary from FIVE to ten
dollars, according to the progress Of the pupil.
The following text books and authors will be
uaA.
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0o-The able report Of Mr.. Archbold, concern.
ing the powers aud duties Of the Auditor Of State,
Is concluded in to-dAy's paper. We bespeak for
il an attentive perusal.
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eHERIFF'S SALE.--By virtue Of wriis II yss-
y dnioni exponss to me directed isoM. the Court
OF Common Pleas of Monroe County. Ohio, will
offer for sale, public outcry. q the ircst docs Of
the court house in the town Of Woods6,Id. 70 cid
county, on Tussday the 10th day Of April l64e. y.
tween the hours OF 10 O'Clock. m. sndS o'ciosk.
pm. Of said day. the following real estate, 70 win:
'fhe undivided half Of Lot No. III in i've lows sf
BeallsvilIe. with the improvements thereon; lyise
and being In Monroe couniy aforesaid, and taken
in execution ss the property of George W, Nef
ct al. Appraised at 5000. E&
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IT IST # LETTERS remaining 10 the Post
IL Office, IN w oOcs6eld, Ohio,- on the lot day Of
April l849, which. il not taken ou, before the lst
day of July next, will be sent to the General Post
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF writ OF
d. ia. etev. ia. TO me directed from the Court
Of Common Pleas of Monroe County. Ohio, win
offer for sale at public outcry, at the from, door Of
the court house 10 the town of Woodsfield in ssid
county on Tuesday the 10Th day OF A pril Isl9, be-
tween the hours OF 10 o'clock. m, ant 4 O'Clock.
m. OF said day, the following real state, to wit
The northwest quarter of the southwest quarter of
section l3, township 5, and range s; lying and be.
ing in Monroe county aforesaid and take 10 execu.
ton as the property Of Henry Garrsrd, al the suis
OF James A. Gray & Co. ''s q
VIM. D. PATTON, Sheriff
March 8. lsl9-8I 54 '5'1EI"S
SHERIFF'S SALE.--By virtue Of 4 writ %
Il. fa ct lev. "a. to me directed from the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Monroe County. Ohio, / win
offer for sae at public outcry, at the front door Of
the coyrt house in the town Of Woodsfield, in ssid
county. on Tuesday the 10Th day of April l6lg be.
tween the houIs Of 10 O'Clock . m, and o'clock.
m, Of said day. the following real estate, to vii:
The southwest quarter Of the southwest quarter Of
section 81. township 8. and range 4. containing %
acres. more or less also the northwest quarter Of
the northwest quarter Of section So, township 3,
and range 4. Containing 80 acres, more or essi ly-
ing and being in Monroe county aforesaid, and
taken in execution as the properly of Asel EDDY.
at the suit Of James Smith. ~ e
VIM. d. PATTON, Sheriff
March 8, ls49-$l 81 ,H. -5.'-,'I :. -
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: Rersons calling tor any Of the above lsttsls vii
Woods6sn, April 7, isls. ssss q iIsqA ]
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Tns.-Last evening, ct o'clock IRE occurred In q
stable situated In Spring street between Mott aud Ell
zabsth streets The nremen quickly the spot,
and extBguished the flames Damage trifing.
Fnr.-A IRE discovered about half past three
O'Clock yesterday morning, In the building known
The Adelph In Chatham Square, the upper part being
occupied by troupe Of model artistes the lover part
~ On auction store BY j. Moriarty The building
completely Quilted. The police rendered every sssis
lance In their power silver watch found during
the IRE BY sergeant Langdon.
CRY GuAap-It will be seen BY reference to the
Of this company (to-morrov) has been countermsndsd
vorAor TO FL Dosspo THROUGH rux Ars'-wAo in
tends to see the ~ris ship start from Amboy the
fourth Of july
SUSPICIOUS Pgaso,.-A woman named Jane simpson
was arrested on Saturday evening on o charge Of
stealing clothing from asa Blocker street Several
pawn tickets found her person. and she is sup
pceed TO be the party who recently robbed several
halls.
Srosr RossraY-The store OF Thos. Martin, No u
Orange street vas broken into Q few nights ago and
sum Of money stolen from IL.
suppsS IILrr.,-Isabella Hamilton q woman about
ny years Of age, fell in at the sidewalk yester.
day, In Norfolk street, corner Of Broome She vas
brought to the station house, and sent thence the
Aims House.
Among those who visited Father Mathew at Invood,
the residence OF Mr. John s. Nesmth. vsre-Bishop
Hughes, Rev DR. Pise, Rev Mr. Bagley, Rev Mr. Wins
low, DR.. Whiting DR.. Stewart John 0. Dillon, John
Savage, Alderman Kelly, Franklin, Captain De Peys-
ter Captain Hart. Mr.. and Mrs. shaw Mr Gregory
Dillon, &c
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Shipping Intelligence.

BOSTON, July L. lo4D.
Arrved-Shp Mount Washington, Liverpool; barss Isa-
bella Galveston Macedonia Mobile; Laconia Philadelphia
Brig Commaquid Messina; June 2sth Is miles Of
Georgia Shoal, steamer Cambria for New York.
Briggs Halifax, from Halifax; Amethyst Pearl, Thomas
Edward, and Rush. Philadelpha; Science do; Frederick
New Orleans schrs Fawn. do Atlantic, scksburE
Tennessee Charleston, Sc Croton, Statesman, PhilenA
Truxillo Falcon, Edward and Kenduskeag, Philadelphia
Daniel Webster, Rsndout; Stevens and Saginaw AbAny
Fairfield, Norfolk G L, New York; Com Kearney, do.
Outsde-Ship and bark unknown. Wind NV.
Sailed yesterday-U ship John Adams, for Brazil
HALIFAX, June q, 1910.
Cleared Schr Emily, New York
Nsw OnLEAHs, June &C. lSlo.
Went to sea on the l0th-ship Refrain Boston; bark
Charles Evans New York. 22d, bark Philadelphia, for
New York; Manson. Treat, probably Trieste meant)
New ORLEANs, June ~, I3l0
Arrived-ship Elfrea from Now York.
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lacked and driven away with the greatest dsoidol By
the troops OF the line accom- panied by guards Of
the 9th legion (hsar hs~r at the orders Of the captain
VINO mas given the account and whose resslute and
patriotic conduct 10 truly worthy Of the greatest sulo
"Other barricadss, in the Rue Auma,re, Rue des
Grsvliiers Rue TrsBsnopain, Rue du Faubourg du
Temple, Rue Notrs dame de- Nszareth, and other
streets carried almost raised Attack
ed in flank, front and rear none Of them could make
serious resistance to brave soldiers whose hides
crbsble ardor would have triamphed over very differ
emit obstacles
"Everywhere seconded by the cordial co operation
OF the National Guard our troops maintain In order
the 0usrters where adversaries reckon the
greatest number Of psrtisaps lff .ef .t.,. al1
'.The folio wing is ths position of the troops (some
msntons the posts in the centre Of Paris and neigh
borhood where the troops placed and goes on to
the guard of the Assembly keeps besides twelve batta
lions In the Place de Ia Concorde
brigade sssa .t the %
the Butte des MouiDs and six battaons in
in the court of the ruieries.
81 " Thirty-six tquadrons are disposed at the Ecoe
.Militsire, the DUAL a'OTsay aud Tuieries.
"Eight squadrons manouvre outside the barriers,
on the roads the norhl EAST and south to prevent
communications between Paris aad certain villages Of
the Baneu, which IN June furnished . considerable
contingent TO the nsurr. elton
To Judge by The humber OF the factious composing
the column which broke at half past twelve on the
BouevaIds and by the masses which the several Gene
rails their L. certain that the hists
composed OF very considerable forces, the efforts
OF which are at this moment paralysed
"1he forts and barracks of st Denis and Courbevoie
remain sufficiently occupied
Receive Monsieur l. PRESIDENT du Conseil the as
surance Of my high ana ailectisn consideration
"CHANGARNlER. General. in Chiefn
discussion interest then took place az TO the
hour Of the meeting next day, when 1t fixed at 10
O'Clock.
The Assembly rose at half past eleven.
During the suspension vi the sitting the Assembly
retired into its bueaux to discuss the urgency Of
taking into consideration the proposition for declaring
Paris in state of slege The committee formed by
by the bureaux dsodrd unanimously in favor of the
proposition. The Committee composed of NM
Hubert de Lisle Gase, admiral Cece, Victor Hugo
Piscatory, lie General Tarias. Gustave de Beaumont
Lepelleter d. auDny de Aiontalembert &c raj Ba-
rsgusy Killers Betting de Lancaste Quentin Bau-
cbayt, kresDau. Blnrau and Gene raj Cavaignac Ge-
neral Cavaigpac chosen President, NJ Is ineau
secretary. and NJ. Gustaye de Beaumont reporter of
the committed
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The News from California,

The intelligence from California to the 18th of
May, received through Mexico, by the Clyde, at
Mobile, is given in detail In another column of this
mornings paper.
The accounts of the riots at San Francisco, of
the want of power of General Smith, and of his
seeking shelter on board the ships of war in port,
have been generally discredted; but it will be seen
by ourprvate advices that there some truth in the
reports from Mexico, and that General Smith has
been compelled to leave San Francisco by the
rotous proceedings OF portion of the inhabitants
of that place.
Our correspondent at Washington has seen let
tiers from Mazatan, containing intelligence from
California to the 18th of May, written to Mr. Par
rou, our Consul at that place, who is now in Wash
ington, confirming the statements made in the
Trait d. Union, OF the city of Mexico, and appl-
rently placing the matter beyond a doubt.
The letters to Mr.. Parrot give the reasons for
the outbreak, and throw the whole blame upon the
last Congress, whose conduct, in not establishing
a territorial government in California, was net
only repfehensible, but utterly dsgracefu to that
body OF politicians. 1t is not improbable that
these accounts may be more or less exag-
gerated; still, we not at all surprised
that there should be a great deal of anarchy
and confusion in California. An immense popula-
ton has been suddenly poured into the territory;
and though many of the immigrants are of the
highest order of intelligence and responsibility yet
not eware the very reverse. tits tobe hoped that
good order and the laws will, ere long, be perma-
nen,y established in that rich region, through the
inssrumentahty of those Of our brethren who have
gone there, who know the blessings OF good 60
vernment, and the means offounding and maintaia-
ing it but fears are expressed that this trouble is
but the beginning; that without any regularly
organized government; with the embitered
feeling Of the Americans against the nu-
merous foreigners rapidly pouring into that coun
try, the most painful accounts of bloodshed and
distress, Of anarchy and confusion, are to be ex
pected.
The next advices from the Pacific will be looked
for with increased interest and anxiety