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MANAGERS OFr!C&.-D. PAIN
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sent 10 Lgactanfs; haii ) ~ g., 500 -
Peers5grc oil seat lfom 10 5 AGENCY :.
20. TIN, "a; - l. o'r!ac@- Cape ).
1000 500. Sc IS no. II 'saw1. Ilcss,, ,
Th,s E;e..iDs, a. 6 O'Clock cspiat :
5000, g.. IS ucs u drawn. Ticssss'
c " PURCELL 81.
Oct2 Agents .Jr =. pa'a= :.
I UcK'5 OFFICE, i55. a'aia SLED Is
IL Of II b street..
LOCK SILL AHEAD! d
$1,000 !r,urn~i 70 IL Naaas1f' - ''
L,ueties-PaiEE L CO. ,..s.
Remember their Tickets can &c y rra
quantity OF ,..S,
Drawn Nos Il Gard Coaso'itast -
IS 81 2 q ) 81 - T.! - 81 - s.t
Wtolc Ticket iG 81, pf'ze %
20 has flee. ,st
II you are il van: Of casa ba7 y3l' ~.
the celebrated Psz. L5terIts. d, 'ns
Main ami IL h Streets. Where re i'1'' \. !.
The numef US P:iz :. .rsccai!y 500 az
hanging u. o,i,: -
T1.tay-we of = 81, 900 .of > o''pi i,
the Sma. Fy Lo,:,;y Si4} Z .P"', /, 4
Packages, g., ;of sale ~
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T,lcsraphed fer Inc Balimof. American.
NJ, z Oh. SnI. II. l.n- 30

Ga Saturday evening tie hr, 7" u; IN the
S a..e o Mes 8 Prime, Ps:c,s)n 4 a,aik, NAi2
peil4ers, o, Wafer slreci, Williamsburg. on H..
East l,yec Tire s,abcs w>fe ca:,c.y Cob dmrt,
l. - her with the, hat>r.. fhe h'm.s ,prrad
nih gIsai 'apitiiy. Communicating win 'ae
houses Of Nj Lq6c. Az: u The Ltm5ei fasi
Of .es,,s Ksnh & LOCKWOOD Tsoof |. d. >
aousss we're colslmea. The lumber in heith
Il .ockw 7od's yaid wae ima'et Al $40 coo,
mosl OF ~hch vas consun d. There WIS an
/, assurance on 1t H.! Sij.CJo.
A cntious cilcem.laLcc occurred Curife b.,
FIR. alr Lake bcfi an agla:f &! coo Canary
sir:,. Th.ss b.i,g l.: loose he7eie! over TIE
ire during .ne whole nis:. I'D many 81 10 a.
ger;.hed III he i4Lcs
III. reported that Robe, E!.cr piesi,'en! Of
tie Butchers Ae,ocis, n, has laid 10 the
auionrt OF 49,, oQJ Iy waich several Butchers
rave become bankIups.
Anoihcs ire occurred on Friday Iish. II
pot,c OF. in John>o.'s ex'cns,se Co@ Sat,es,
90 1871 street. Tacy were io.aly dtsiwycJ.
rwo hrn.aa he;n.s Iwo hnat'ei co@s, alc
Gnecn ho,scS. rcfishct in nc nl'ats
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FALL. SUPPLIES.

;r, now in ,rco: of ms enii.c Faii sur?' II Ion,s
Stationery AMI Piano Foote's, snib!ae,a% NJ usi.
large and extcns.ve assortment; 81 sand ~ fuo}t-
tons IN every department Of IiteTa;u'e The most
.np:uyed editions the STANDARD SchoHi ahd 'as-
seal Backs ,scd tar vdtlo4s -e:iooi5 aud Colleges
through NJ; tie STATE together win cnm1t!s assert
n,sut of staple and Fancy G .ods suitable 'or The
county trade.
The attention OF County Merchants arl BUYERS &C.
nefay is inv,ri to my stock. which VIII he "Ittd a
the lowest possible prices, aud n:nn libe':i i.;is
a Morals,
Successor 10 Einkor :: MoSfis, 4, ihci. 90 sand.
ss,n
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TIE WHEELING DlS2lCT.

We tailed 10 receive tac hehs n'7
September 9th, conalning ccI'p"Lusn's -
tS,er Mess Clemens, Ciu;'cr, Id } l .'a'
tin, III watch The Two former geo aeh Win ''"'
their claims IS Candidates Tor GS'ess' No
tect "c gahsi from subsequent afhoefs q ''e
Argus, which coaiain spicy isohai co''-'
pondenca Lelween .slcssIs. tnoP'on al" o'u'
Ter erowinn o,, nj The fi.sl nhcd corTespon-
terce. With The merits CT 'sis'ls9hai c'n'o'
vcrsy, which We sincerely rteG, We arc ~ any
uGacq painted and have rolhiI 10 DC. ~ "e
understand The position OF thing wna'e'si ni"S
te The private feelings u ihes';eniiemeh. 'hey
al go in tcf conce, sion ana hiinon'ons union
upon The nominee III .ne Fa'5n' Convention
on Inc 10Th October. la thus IA ;us !ot The sue
cess OF The parry and HE cause, pa s'IK'As '"s''
personal erirya1 ccs and as flaiGe, they deaefve
commeEdation II his spir HcaHitd eu', VIC
must Carly the di.fic. by ddisd majority
We observe that tic DenhecFy 81 Nes'e'"
Mononsalia have aprciE'cd lcieea'es 10 TIC
Convention, and have ins'fndd the deifgae'
from three precincts 10 cast llir votes on inc
lirsl ballot iur Mr. Cluu.E. hey, al lie same
Time, IT solved unanimouly ionPPoIi The noini'
re-. This is ;ne true md tly guarantee Of
saccess, and s:icuiL be u,ve'sI;y carried on.
TIE Wings are nol ,hou h:if troubles in
the dis,,cr. Wan. Pits, Wi,eeiias, is named
as Wing candidate inhe Gazette, AID on tue
PA Col Haymoad annohced himself to Inc
people Of MofgantoWn IA candidate. not II 81
ruedog by any JTh:l h.. div.
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Mr.. spine,o's celebrated Birds arc in town.
We have moi YET seen IhsE.
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INTERESTING WORK.

we have to thank Lea s. Blanchard, The lIb'
fishers a, Philadelphia, for sending W Ihforsa
their agent J. w. Randolph, Two handsome ana
beautifully printed yo,umes-beins MINORS q
The Lift Of IHIi.m Hut, by John I. henhcdS
They ale illustrated by a fine portrait 81 ""'
Ant! fac smic OF ircmuous Mss letter i'oia
John Adams. which we lave already ait ofi3'e
cur reale,,. Mir. Wit acquired national IT.
pulalon az juri:t and orator, aEd his many III
mirers in Virginia, where he accumulated urea
sure Of tame, will ctceiiiy deyou' Inc cehsa's u
,hese volumes. The aulhor is we'll kao'sa a. a
novelist. and has thrown all his skill anu iAs'e
in his work. Blu, the fascinating letters Of M
Win. ono o; the most tIiiiian. and agreeable men
Of The aay. in themselves furnish the richest iah
of instruction and enjoymeni. Some oil 'nfss
letters, written with fee Pen and engaging
slylc. we have already presented 10 OFT ieaoefs'
From J. W. Randolph W. have liso receive"
The Ikmqns Recdcr Tor female schools, conta'h>
Jag extracts in prose and poetry, selected from
the writings OF more than $50 different authors,
b; It. S. Pnnec, A. M.-and R'ys A|gso'"'
part lsl-being one Of an Eclectic Educational
.eyies. These lilic books seem ski!i!uliy az
rsnotd ami useful aids III Ike cdpca ion OF youth.
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Correspondence oil the bli:'m1re sun.
Nm Ynnr S.ni. q p VI

Semes,. i III; 40, Up H,use Rats
TIE case If tie As. r Z ac, r!o:ers "ai cot
r!"dcd las, evening. After long charge from
Jalge DAILY. the jury retired anl ia W. hours
re.craed win A verde. 81 gai!:y. TAe prison.
crs ooay,c,ea numbered seventeen. fhs io'.
lowing received lh,ir sentences hi. n o'nIng:
EXC Iuisoa Ned Buntinc,) was sentence!
to II months upsIsonm n. IN The peni'en..a J
aat 10 Jay I'm .! $sa'c.
~ anl.ews 10 lhtes months ia The Pcai.ea
tar
Tnos Green one month 10 tho fcni en- inry.
Thomas Bennett, George Douglass e! James
O'Neil each senehce, 10 ,hity dag i;nq'iso-'
;nea, In he City prison.
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The drought has been universal through YF'
riuia bu, verse in The ;rans-Allesnany country
,haauedif Kss:e!Mh snsfests, ct'nplFcd 10 tit
short their journey, from the w:n: OF pas!nrase.
For few days past the weather has been op-
prcs.iycly warm. On Sandy We had some
rain. be-, mol more than enough TO lay The dust.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD
rYuunOND MAuISrrs oc,

FYUUsiOND MA;sKE,rs ocn
TOBACCO-Bfeak, Of Tobacco a.. l.
small; also, 'he stock on hand in The wa,s,
for inspection. Prices tor common az
manufacturing fully 81 IS al 51 nsr ' :.
lbs. higher than they we're in Julv ,n ~
crop sell at 50 SO a 4 rs; commn, L -, : !.
rs; good Sc IS q Is; god and fine ,Ia' -
8 so; fine manufacturing So 10 ''"
FLOUR--In TequCs al S. O6. : i,
small sales a 50.
WHEAT-Ret 100 a lCa!; White lc5 i.
cents.
coRN-53 a So cents, cash and cr-sa
CORN MEAL-G5 cents.
OATS-3O cents per bushel.
FISu-iIcriinss are very scarce o., -
a6 rs; Gross 81. IS; Sha1 5 81; - -
BaCON-VEsinia cuEes tents b@s =
Wesse.a Sides ! els. Shoulders /; 4 i.
Hams 1!alic; Eos: u Wilson'S hn, r',.
LARD-BarIeis S tis; kegs S; Q cts
WtllSKEY-;s cents ioy Rectinec
COFFEE-We quote Rio al ia :, i,
Lasuayra s S: 81. Domingo { a 6; :,
Pro Rico a II; Java 8, III Gems
kinds OF Coffee advancing.
LIVE STOCK MARKET
CATTLE-Sca!e weight - Is 10 =,
qualify. Ezra fire wouli command 81
HOGS - 10 s. 10 nj.
SBIEP and LAMB S; 50 10 | :
MUTToNs- 81 IS % 50. neJ, a, IL 90
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Tclegfaphci TO. iae Baltimore American.
NEs OaL:aa,, Sep -.
TIE steamer Monmouth has arrived bringing
al vices iro.a Tampa Bay 10 the % ms Geo.
Iwisgs hal has a 'a.a ~ih 6'i:j d ~ IS ana
otter seminole chiefs a. Charlotte ia n"af.
The lndians seems peaceaaiy di>"s d stc
wee willing 10 surrender those 4 th"if I'a. v 10
bat rerp.,.ar,i The reocn. mordets az rolsefirs.
They afei d-ii3cc IN If adeFs up a Charlotte
Uafh0u1 Ca lie iSh q De. b.t.
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MOVEMENT or RUSSIANS.

Prince Pasaicwiilh has seu Ike cpsnaiar & .. The
Ru sian array il Hnascry 10 Gcn. Rulicrr, ami
returned 10 warsaw, wEc!c II was icst,vet al n
grand par92e, bstuic The La:.e1ssi Palace, hj
the E1re,cf viii al, l.c rt!nf aa1 mil::a!j
theatrical splcEccr WHICH. il IS his iapsrial ma
jes,y's cuson 10 ,xait!; ca ssch OCCASIONS. Il
Is stated tina; the Russian troops Rave ais2GY te-
gun 10 Ienis tro;:i Hungary; aud /; is suppose
that h, only troops watch Lre Ehey TO is'na'n
for scuic time, arr two cafps-;ceeiheI aboas o.
600 men-one corps being left in tae oeisibo:-
hood Of kascha1, and Tic e.hef in TtansyiTtoia.
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
TBe HvsoARIAN FORTRESS --Tae latest &C.
counts lrom Vienna extend 10 The 9Th insl. iHcln.
siyey The iotirr S; Of Comorn had no, oapiua-
ted I, was understood that General hiArka was
inclined 10 surrender, bu. tia, tae Magyar ccun
ci, OF war pJsi,ively refused o accep lie COZ
di,ion v HIGH the Aaslrilns offered 10 grant, ana
proposed others deemed inadmi>sabic ~ lde inn
peglsl hesoialors. |, is IGiuoIed that hlapka
has declined 10 cooperate in t.eield.ug The place,
bu, ,ha. the other Magyar leaders II he garrison,
which is supposei 10 be about ae.aae or 2oUUo
eirons, are bent on holding nLi. Il is said tbas
while "a The ono haHt pcfiols Of The garrison
leave tn" fortress 10 lay Gown Their arms, on the
other ire; h bands ot E,'Gveds tiJek in 10 su3riy
their place. The nuce with the iCriIcSs has been
prolonged for week. N.dpka is SICK aaj by
some is supposed 10 nare slammed sickness 10
shifk the war couSct!, where tie deliberations
are nov coGcuted By !wo se,hazyS. TIE
Austrian Gclefal csof chs coirs, las been cr,s;
cd 10 cccup; positions ii and tic lu'tsSs. tec
fortress OF Pe,ciwa,dein has not yet sarisadet;c,
but the officer commanding 'hefe, who is saM %
be Dams, has began 10 treat itr cap''ula'''n
and j; is cot expected that he Will conInue 10 de-
fend The place
Preparations are making 10 bcsiegc Comorn
wi;h.60, 900 men, uacef Nasen' aad G.ab5.-
KIarka had previously stocked he io:ttsss with
tue. 10 las, out the Winter.
Tae coadi.ions required b. tie garrison we:e:
~. A complete amntS'y II Hungary.
=. The eatrison 10 retain their arms, Win
permission 70 retire iuio some ncishbriiag Core
try.
3. An Independent, Ministry tor Hungary"
Haynau Oh the contrary, Insisted that The str
render Should be ute adi,onall
Nugen, is ever drawing closer he riuc o. be-
siesins troops abcul Comorn, and Ihr cammuai
Cation across The Danube is ie-e>'aj'ished.
The Ausbaig Gazsi.c Of tas 80 SAYS lha, a
body Of 10000 Maygsrs from Comorn, On the
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u. have he all sutr rns for lime from droush
,v,,hnlt parael in our recollection. egeidoh his
in consequence stunIe aud hlishted' that le
80 r, short n, eas one halt. In addition 10 which,
me streams and water courses every where around us
are beginning 10 dry up, and the roads ana streets "
a. xwsar = de- so,a.c and ishraltrnin. ASPECT.
W "ea' . "~ Rof.inyL1r x 1;yisr.
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ED DAD NOTICE.-Nouce is hereby given,
EG that application will be made to the Com
missioners of Monroe county, at their next Ses-
sion, for an order to lay out public road through
the township. of Adams, in said county, to begin
at black oak tree standing on the north side of
the graded road leading from Woodsfield to Clar-
ington, in the township of Adams aforesaid, at the
distance OF about four chains west Of the house of
Mr. Dufield, to run thence north through his land
thence north through the lands of VIM Alexan-
der. Samuel Sprague, jeremiah Tracy, John Tur-
tie, Sephas Hart, Michael Inflow, Thomas Nc.
Mahon, David Kirkland and J. M. Oxey; thence
through Adams township aforesaid the nearest and
best route to intersect the road leading from
Woodsield to Clarington. and there to end.
Oct. 20, 1919. A PETITIONER.
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Hampton, Smith & Co.,
10. 81 WOOD STREET, BETWEEN Sd & 4th,

No. 81 WOOD STREET, BETWEEN Sd & 4th,
PITTSBURGH, PA,
Would inform their customers and merchants
generally, in Monroe aud the adjoining counties,
that they have just opened their second stock OF
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
bought within the last three weeks, at greatly re.
duced prlces. 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.
ly large and fine, embracing the latest and most de.
sirAble styles. Also, every description of
English, French and American Prints,
OIgandes, Muslins, Bereges,
Plain and Fancy Linen Gnghams,
Mode. Black and Fancy, Alpacas,
Belgium and American Cloths and Cassimeres,
Plain and Fancy Satinets and Jeans,
Tweeds, Merino Cassimeres and Summer Cloths,
Summer wears in great variety,
Fustians. Printed Waldemars, Riding Cords,
Croton Cloths, drap'd, &C., Cloths and Serges,
Paddngs, Buckrams, Crash, Diapers,
Irish Linens, Brown Linens and Hollands,
Apron Checks, Shlrtng Stripes,
Newest and richest styles Bonnet and Cap Rib
bons, with Book Muslins, Cambrics, Jackonets,
Laces, Fancy Nets, Musquito Bars,
Hosiery, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Suspenders,
A full stock OF Brown Sheeting,
Beached Shirtngs, Drills, Tickings, &c.
May 26, 1849.
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HOWe's Historical Collection Of Ohio

J. p. Mason would respectfully inform the pub
lie that he has become the agent for the sale Of
the above named valuable work in this county
1t contains '.coectlon of the most interesting
facts, traditions biographical sketches, anecdotes,
ETC.. relating to the general and local history Of
the State; with descriptions of its counties, prin-
cipal towns and villages" s;"-comprisin 600 pages
and illustrated by III engravings, giving views of
the chief towns, public buildings, relics of antqui-
ty, historic localities, natural scenery, SC. This
work can be safely recommended to the public as
being all it purpoIts to be. None will regret pur-
chasing it after perusing its contents. The varied
information it contains can be found in no other
book. The citizens of the county will shortly be
called upon and solicited to become subscribers to
this work, which is already printed. and will be
delivered at short notice. Price So 90.
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vUlHE quarterly meetings of the School Exam.
iners in Monroe county, Ohio, are on the
first Saturdays OF January, April, July and Octo-
ber.r 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-
amners will grant certificates to the applicants by
their understanding the rudiments of Grammar
and Geography, in addition to the other branches
heretofore required. JAMES SMITH, Clerk.
]. G. FLEMING,
Oct 3. lS49 D. II. WIRE.
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L - DAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given,
ES that petition vii! be presented to the Com.
missioners Of Monroe county, at their Session in
December, 1919, praying for the location and es-
tablishment of County road, commencing at a
point on the County road called the Headlee road,
on the land occupied by Richard Powell, running
thence through the east part of Leonard Sheapp-
ner's land, thence on the east side OF Sebastian
Hnhman's barn, thence northeasterly direction
to inersect the County road on the south side of
Leonard McPhersdn's 3 farm.
Oct. l3, lSI9F A PETITIONER
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Wheeling and Baltimore, &c.
CLOTHING! CLOTHINGi
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
A d a m & NJ axw ellis
Great Central Route Clothing Store,

| corner Monroe oL Water StreetS,
WHEELING, VA.
| We are now ready with the largest and most
| elegant stock OF SPRING Sc 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, so as to be
able to offer the creates, variety of clothing; and
with the view OF deserving still more the reputation
we have everywhere acquired; that is, of keeping
the largest stock of Fashionable Clothing, and al
the lowest prices of any house in the city, where
| all men may have the chance Of dessing elegantly
| at low price.
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 have ever before offered to the
phblic; and consists in part, as follows:
| Black Alpaca Sacks,
| Drab and mode do
great variety of coats from other fabrics, rang
| ing from 75 cts. to $40
| A great variety of black, brown, blue and green
frock and dress coats from IS to $lS.
Every description of sacks, frooks and Pokas
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.coored, a
splendid article for Summer use.
Cottonadeplain, striped and checked.
Albert fanCies-Velvet cords, Mole skins of eye-
ry variety of patterns.
Sattinets of all qualities and colors.
VESTS.
Plain satin-lst, 3D. and Sd quality,
| Fancy do of every pattern.
Plain black silks and cords
do do Milan cloths, new article
Grey mixtures of every shade and pattern
Fancy single mlled cashmere, for Spring wear.
White Marseilles, lst, % and 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 50 so. Every de-
scription of fancy and plain rich silk and satin
vests, from 81 30 to $4; some very extra patterns
of rich silk and satin vests from 81 to &c.
We have in fact every description of garments
known to the trade, from the very lowest prices to
the very finest olothingwhich we will sell at the
very lowest Tariff of Profits.
! Itis now an admitted fact that Clothing must
be added to the stock of every general merchant
throughout the country, or they must see their
neighbors and customers going to the nearest city
for their supply OF clothing ready made. There
fore, in seideEence, 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 s. Maxwell,
ap2I Corner of Monroe and Water Streets.
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WOOD TYPE.

North american Wood Type Manutactory
al Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
WW7M. SCHOLEY, H. H. RYAN, ISAAC
w M. SINGER, JOHN B. MORRISON,
having associated themselves together under the
style and title of Scholey, Ryan g. Co., for the
manufacture of Wood Type, and as their type is
altogether made by machinery the invention OF
Isaac NJ. Singer, one Of the firm, they feel conf
dent that they offer more perfect article of type,
and at much lower rates than any heretofore offer
ed in the United States, and are now ready to fll
orders for the same.
All orders addressed to Scholsy, Ryan & Co. at
their office in Diamond Alley, between Wood and
Smithfield streets. punctually attended to.
Proprietors of newspapers on copying this ad.
vertisement three months and sending us their pa
per, will be entitled to receive their pay in type,
on purchasing three times the amount of their
bill for advertising.
June 80, Is49.
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ED DAD NOTICE Notice is hereby given
b O. that petition will be presented to the Com
missioners of Monroe county, Ohio. al their next
session. praying fer the location Of a county rDad
where the travelled road now is, commencing at
the county road back of the bottom at the lower
end of David Dyes farm, in Jackson township, in
said county, running thence down the river on the
best ground back of the bottom, to or near the
house of Butler Wells, to intersect the county
road in Washington county, the same to cross the
run above Wright's mill. Il
June 10, 1S49.~ PETITIONER.
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r. y DAD NOTICE. Notice is hereby given to
AS the Trustees of Ohio township, that applica>
ton will be made to them to locate township road
commencing at the north end of John Angus lane
thence eastwardy through Isaac McBurney's land,
thence through the lands of The widow Hall, James
Dillon and Jacob Nishberry to intersect the couu-
ty road at or near Jacob Nishberry's mill
June l6, lS49.
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ED DAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
Il ., that petition will be presented to the Com
mssioners of Monroe county, at heirnext session,
prayirg for the location of County road, com
nenci6g near Michael aud Jacob Longs mill, and
running from thence to Joseph Ellis, thence to in
tersect the ridge road between Calvin Knowtons
aud Margaret and Edward Kellys, thence running
with said road to the house of Margaret and Ed
ward Kelly, thence the neOrest and best route to
intersect the SisersviIIe road on the Straight fork
of the Little Muskingum, thence with said road
till it uersects the road leading to Winland's MILL
near the residence of John ~ Naples, the place of
termination.
June l6, lS49. MANY PETITIONERS.
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T AND FOR SALE.-I offer for sale 24O acres
IL of land, in Monroe county, Ohio, | mile
from the Ohio river. 81 miles below Wheeling.
and miles below where the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad is laid out to ntersect the river. II has
several improvem ents on it, about go acres cleared
and fenced, and will be sold together, or divided
into l20 80 and 40 acre tracts to suit purchasers
Oct. Is, lS49.-tf A. G. EWING
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ND DAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given.
n 10 that petition will be presented to the com.
missioners of Monroe county Ohio, at their De-
cember session, praying for the location of coun-
ty road to commence at or near Colorado, and
from thence to Matthew Browns mill, in Stock
Township, and thence to intersect the ridge
road by the nearest and best route near William
Bevans, the place of termination.
October 6, 1s49. A PETITIONER.
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ESTRAY NoTICE.-Takenu up by the sub.
.HZ subscriber living in Elk township, Monroe
county Ohio, on the 22d of September, IS49, a
dark bay horse, black legs, l6 hands high, ring
boned in the left hind foot and supposed to be six
years old.
Sept 27, ls49, DAVID SLACK.