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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-06-20

n.,,,xorv. Thursday, June B.-Thc
,,..,, continued the discussion Of the Cal.
,,ornia bill d,
v,rrs on TME CoMrRoNisr.-ln the
,.a,, Jefferson Daviss amendment was
,"scted-25 yeas to 30 nays
vi Seward, of New York, then moved
aha Wiimot Proyiso. II was rcjectcd-23
10 49,
An amendment offered by Mr. Bcrrien
,,obibiting the territorial governments from
..;ry laws either excluding or establish
,nr slavery, was then passcd--yeas 30
nays u
N..u>,lLE Third day
n, J. J. McRac, Of Mississippi, intro
,,,e.d n set Of resolutions of an ultra stamp
.gro;pg the extreme rights CT the South
.nd declaring IN favor OF a dissolution %
,he Union. if their rights are not acknowl
diced by Congress. Some hot Southern
s,cecbe, were made by delegates from Al
abama.
Mr. Bcnning, of Georgia offered res
ou,iou in favor Of the Missouri compromis,
line
No votes have yet been taken.
A,orugR >QUARRsL.-Thc Por
,u,e.e Government having finally refused
indemnity in the case of the privatecr Gen
,rm.,rong, the American Charge, Mr. Clay
has demanded his passports, and i. now on
hi, way home.
CorroS MARKrr--1he circular Of the
Earrings represents the cotton market a-
very firm, and ligh, advance on mIddling
qualities.
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COTTON GlNrACTORY.

HAVE now IN successful operation my
! Cotton Gin Factory, thrrc-Guaricr, of a
mile wcst II the courthouse, MARSHALL, Texas,
and nm making Gins with saws Of fine cas-,
steel plate, and the best chilled east ribs aud
fire proof hoNc-. These Gin Stands arr equal
II not superior to any nov m use. ANY pr.
son wanting gin stand would lind II To his
interest 10 try one Of this manufacture. All
that he has to do, j. 10 inform me Of hi. de-
-in, and the stand will be sent To him. and he
vii have an opportunity OF testing its quail
ties without charge. Should it fail TO meet his
expectations. he ha. only to set II aside. and
nf"ru rpr of the tact. | would prefer, how
ever, delivering them at the Factory. They
viii be sold ut price, IN accordance with the
times. thn. will be repaired at the shortest
noitc.
Being practical engineer, mill.rieh,, black.
smith, and marhiuisi, ! am we'll prepared to
repair all kinds Of mills.
Al my yin stands are warranted to perform
we'll; and ,hend they tail to do 50. purchasers
viii nlway- knO~ wherv to lind me.
j. s ALEXANDER.
Nardk Is, 1850
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| .,,,v Of the National Institute, $50 splcn-
IN s,ccimcns of silver ore. quartz, crys-
-. .kc,. from the mines of his country.
W. Warden has arranged them handsome
h. in cases for inspection by the public.
President Taylor has also caused to be
there placed on exhibition the writing case .,
= Gen. Washington, used by him in all
~. c,mpa;pus of che revolution. II will
w. recoliectcd that few months since this
ease was presented to the President by c.
8 Blackburn, Esqr ], has been well pre-
ar,cJ and attached to Il are the two little
,.,. which were so frequently used by i,s
,llu.,rious owner.
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Harrison Ca, 7tras Apri! -, 1850
TIL. IS TO certify. that ! purhassd OF Mr..
J :. Alexander, 70 Saw t.n OF his make,
which Is c9usl IN all respects to any GIN have
ever used II viii average six hoi.s Of 900 lbs.
each per day III. Gin running by water power.
J. +. ROSENROuGII.
This is 10 certify that started Mr. Ro.ebo-
rongh, ~ Saw GIN, on Potter. Creek, and .aw
the tin pick one hundred pound. IN eight mn-
u,c-, l, made B. lbs. of as good lin, as ever
saw W. J. SANDERS.
certify To- the truth ot this above. having
held the watch, aud weighed the cotton
VI. ANDERSON.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-06-20

SorrH CAROLINA l. 4 SKSAToR.--Wc I'M
derstand, SAYS the Charleston Courier, that
Governor Scabrook has appointed the Hon
Robert ". Barnwcl Senator to Congress, IN
place at Colonel Elmore, deceased Mr Barn
well /. nov ut Nashville, IN attendance on the
Southern Convention, As one OF the delegates
from the State n. large, Wea informed that
a ,eegraphic dispatch has been forwarded to
him, nj that place, announcing his appointment.
He is a gcnilT an of high character and dis
,inguished talent lie was formerly member
Of Congress from this State, aud for several
years the able and popular President OF the
College Of South Carohna.-N. q. Bee,
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Spriag ard sumner CesdS:!!
FRESH NCPPLYy!i
=. w. RARRCTT Il co,

a
nrSpr, "TFI'iiY ,ny;,. mill. ,,,.n,;or IN
X their Snr,na ami ynm,,, STOW Inv, a.,
c.iy.d a, their stand. n, the W., end nj m,
public Nanar,. Mar,,aN They woud ..v tn
their customers. and The public generally. Inn,
their goods were bough, ~ New Orleans, from
regular Importing houses. and they ,a,,e, them.
selye. they viii b. nbl. to rive GENERAL .ati..
faction. Their stock consists in par, ~ fol.
lows, VIZ:
every variety brown and b.cachcd dhilng
co'ionadc Of English, French, and American
manufacture demm'i csmlet jeans; eamct
o'o'" |n"e' .ot'on s.'Fs' apron eneeks'
s'"'' '''.n' u"i'"s, ~ @'' u''''"sA cur,
Iu"S' e''''"'a.leu "o' nn'n Voaphg' pu"
ores ln,n s'a,e 40. 90. Urn linen brown
u'", ,' "'' WIN, no''."'' 'no'e "''eh' "oe,o'ns
.Af"e' ~ ~ P''"''" Niu''"s
,d",s W. ,',', ".u '""'. ""si",' ,",'A'"'
patterns. r,snch i,cLon.,. 81 .'r.,, ,s,,.',v .
nincLom. Of every ya,i.,y. ch,mh,y do .oj,d
colors: chambry linen, plain and solid color.
changenhlc do, do, &c; vclvcts; alpacas, black,
blue, and brown. embroidered muslin capcs
'ehs parasol-i SIX and pocket hdkfs., and
black ana SIX crn'ats; Inca and lawn, DC;
long mi's, Nd and ak gloves: iaces, cdgi0g,
inserting, DC; hosiery OF every variety.
no y v u y
- Fancy silk bonpcis, with and without
81 plumcs; open worked do; lace do.
French lace do. Mohair do, Mis-, Jenny Lind
do. Bonnet and cap ribbons French flowers,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-06-20

Sl\CE II has become necessary TO sell the
- CHEAPEST goods IN order to sell most, ",
herereby inform the citizens Of Marshall and
surrounding country, thst we are determined
10 close cur whole stock Of Dry Coed. at
cos and chargss--fcr cAsn
We now offer Inducements such IA have
never been presented before in Marshall A.
our stock is We, large and assortment generally
understood We deem !, unnecessary To cnumc-
rate articles We invite attention To this adyer-
iiscmcnt, and assure all tina, such bargains can
hardly lee found IA all Twas.
Rememhcr--di rnsi, r.
J. T, PACE, & Co.
Iusc q, 1850 sly
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ADuiNiSYRAT ION NOTICE.

\oTltE j. hereby given 10 all persons int.
q. rested IN the estate of John VI iin~iorl
decreased. that the administrator thereof la.
filed her accounts in this office and that they
will be opened at the next term of this court.
TO be held on the las, Monday IN June, INST,
for allowance and iiual settlement
T.. G. BEAXLEl. Clerk
'oUHig court Harrison CO., J,ra.
June |, 1850 n59 g.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-06-20

DEs BARrtKy NiLxfSsoS are
~ permanently located In the town
'LiTYYYV of Marshall and prepared to exc
cute any work IN their line with skill and beau
Is. One OF Us Will always remain u, our office,
South side OF public squarr, while the other
may be- engaged out OF town We respectful.
~ solicit patronage,
June l3-Ho If
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A O,r1oss kOttOr,

We tounu Tue iHio"iilE curious l'N'I,
mrpor,inr to be from SIR Henry Bulwer
to Mr. Chaiheld. the British diplomatic
agent in Central America, floating about IN
several of the newspapers. We doubled
il, penuinencss, aud therefore did not copy
il The New York Hcrdld, however, in
which il originally appeared, vouchcs for It's
authenticity. The editor OF the H'rdid
saws he has the original IN ms possession.
and is ready to prove 1t whenever ITS au'
,henticl,v is denied by the honorable dlplo.
malis,. Referring to this letter, the Wash
,nuton correspondent of the Charleston
Courier SAYS: The Intercepted letter oil
Sir. Henry Bulwer to Mr, thathold Is much
lo,hed /, has afforded some amusement,
especially To those opposed TO the Admins
,rallon. At the time the letter was written,
the course of Mr. Clayton was considered
here AS doubtful and many apprehcndcd
that he was in favor of asserting the Mon
rue doctrine. Sir Ucnry's letter rebuke-
both British aud ArerIcan prctcn,'ons,
Ii,, remark, that IT,, Administration is weak
and unpopular, viii not, of course, be very
palatahle To some of the parties concerned
hut let MS Law before our readers his letter
WAsurNcro>. Feb, ~. 1850,
Dear Sir: have received your commu.
nications up To 3D. OF January. Inclusive
| was glad To hear of your arrangement!
with the Governor OF Honduras and
trust that YOU will thus have settled the
question Of claims, before the order OF cvac-
uatinp Tiyrc Island arrives ! know that Il
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-06-20

The Faculties for intellectual abilities, moral
worth. and professional requirements, will com.
pare iavorably with the most distinguished IN
our country, The medical faculty constitutes
an anomaly in this or any other eounry--all
of them are able lecturers and the best Of
teachers.
Those who will contemplate our geographic
cal position, and the extent of our population
can have M doubt as to the eligibility OF our
situation for IN enterprise Of the Kind, A. To
health, including all seasons of the year, We
deny that ANY OTHER CRY mas MORT.
Acommon error exists in the mind Of many
students relative 10 the place Of studying med.
icnc; those who intend Prae,,c.ng among the
diseases oi the West and South, should Ger.
ialnlv educate themselves ut n school whose
Faculty are practically acquainted with those
diseases.
That the public may be satisfied Of the per.
mancucy of this school, We feel II our duty 10
state that the Trustees and Faculty form a uSir
in action. which augurs well for it, future sue.
cess. aud that the peculiar internal orgnization
winch connects them cannot he interrupted
f. W NJ KING, Esq.
Prss'den II he .Heuph. Hd,in'r
march 7, ls5o. 40 "
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prove of being promised Pray excuse my
irankncss. and wishing you to initiate US
and write fully to me upon all matters.
am again, dear sir, yours respectfully.
II. l.. Il.
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Curls. WIGS, Tounccs, sc.

MONS KUFFIER, Ha'- Dresser, respect
vi fully informs the Ladies' and Gentlemen
Of this place, and the surrounding country, that,
having received from New Orleans and the
North a large assortment of ialr he is now
ready to fill any order, cuirus'a! To him.
Marshall, .JnW 20. 1850 nj vim.
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4 LII person, are hereby notified tina, James
n NJ. Lyon holds note made by the under.
signed payable to the said LYON, Tor the sum
Of about cigh, hundred and ninety dollars, da-
ted about the 18th Law of Feb. A. D. lsia,
and dur about the :, Of March 1880 to which
note the undersigned has a jus, and legal de-
Tense, and viii no, pay the same unless com.
PEELED hy law. WILLIAM CoII.E,
Pamela Co, June TN, ls50-no i-if
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uINISTRATION NOTICE.

l ETTERS Of Administration were granted
! Il I" the undersigned on the estate Of VIM.
b Patton, deceased on the 23d day Of NAY
last. Al persons having claims agaius, said
estate, are hereby notified to prescn, them
within the time prescribed hy law, duly authcn-
,icatod. and those indebted to the same will
pay io.
JAMES r. PATTON, Admir-.
June l. 1850 b! II
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Notice.

4 Ii. persons are hereby forcvsrred from 'ra.
~ ding for a certain promiso,y note, given
BY the undersigned to John l. b. Bu-by for
fifty dollars, $3.50 dated 10th My, 1850, and
payable the 18th July following The ccnsid'
Grafton for which said note was gwen having
failed, viii no, pay the same unhss compel
ed by law.
STEPHEN A. WrIBORN
June 90, 1889 J 81
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LAW DEPARTMENT

Hon. T., W, VI. King, Professor of Theory
aud Practice Of Law.
John Delaiield, Esq, Professor Of CONNER.
eial Jurisprudence.
Tsrms-S50 per session.
All communications pertaining to this depart
men, must be addressed TO
r., W. VI. KING. Esq
MEMrns, Tenn, March 1880
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VNHHF ~ IFIIN, VFTIF . T~VV
certify that bought o 30 San t,ip of j =.
Aleyand,r last spring, that j. good any
that ever saw, both for making a good .ani.
pler and ia.l packing
EE\J GAGE
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take pleasure in icsti;ying that purchased
n cotton gin last winter At j. =. A',Sandcr-
Factory. II contains % .aw. en- gin. with
ease, per dry, two bales ur cotton weighing
Bon lh-.. with two horses. THE ,a,npt. or cot.
tuu inferior to uuut,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-06-20

The A., incorporating tho nov e"arii-. 81 Fall,
MCCLELLAN and Rei IN the Ord I,siicss District, does
net tai. effect until .srss The hr,t MrnJns Of An
gust next hn, the qualified sorr. n ihase eotni'.
viii H. entitled lnr Distinct Atofncy IN that
District
June 20, 1850. ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-06-20

AF JOSEPH PER\El- Who was IN Match
J ltoches ahou, Two years ago has been m
Mexico during III, war ANY person knowing
Of h,s vher.ahou,s viii very much ohh-c hn
rlan,e> Nv sl,ins information II this of'o'
MAJ ., 1857 ~ y,
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BY THO KITY
~G$en
@;8&yt
~
A PROCLAMATION.

~ rnn eoyNrNon OF rmg .rArr OF rENAs
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EHDusGNM@a

is'po Doltars in advance, Two Dollars
and iFitty,cents o. the expiration of six
N,onths, or ,riree Dollars at the end Of the
year. 1
i, No,paper discontinued until all arreara-
gos ans paid. unless at the option of the
ProprissoE
a.5 advertisement inserted at 70 cts.
per squares ID lines or less, lsfor the first
and half Tint sum for each subsequent
insertion.
y GJeThe number OF insertions to be mark
edon al Advertisements or they will be
published until ordered to be discontinued,
), Rssd charged accordingly.
One Dollar per square for single
Quarterly and Monthly Advcr-
tiscments will be charged the same as a
single Insertion, aud semii-monthly the
same as new ones.
All Obituary Notices exceeding six
lines, and Communications recommending
Candidates for public offices or trust--or
putting Exhibitions, will be charged as
Advertisements.
UAllletters by mail must be paid to
insure punctual attendance.
{ G- Rev. FREDERICK RUSH, is travelling
Agent for this paper, and is authorized to
receive subscriptions. aud receipt for the
same.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1850-01-23
PETITION FOR PARTITION.

James GeIaner, George w. Gelaner, Charles
Tidd and Amelia Tidd his wife, Nicholas Gelaner,
John Gelaner, Jr., and Mary Jane Gelaner
against them on the 2lst day of January, A. D.
1850, in the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe
county, Ohio, by John Deming O'Conner, and is
now pending, wherein the said John Demiug o.
Conner demands partition of the following real
estate 10 wit: The southwest quarter of the south
west quarte' Of section g. in township 5, Of range
6, in Monroe county. Ohio, containing 40 acres,
more or less. And that at the next Term Of said
Court application win be made by said John Dem
ing O'Conner for an order that partition may be
made OF said premises.
JOHN DEMING o'CONNER, I,
Jan. %, lS50.-6w BY NJ Hollister. bis Atty
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1850-01-23

Every family should at once procure hottie Of
the great AIaban remedy for man or beast called
H G FarreI's Arabian Linment 1t allays the
most intense pains in lew minutes, restores the
synovia fluid or joint water, and thus cures stiff
joints; it penerales the flesh 10 The bone, relaxes
contracted cords, cures rheumatism and rasied
limbs oftwenty years standing; also tumors, swell
ed neck, engagements Of the glands, ard is the
bes medicine for ailments Of cattle ever discover.
ed, curing sweeny, spavins, spIint and all diseases
which require an external application. See Ad-
verlisement.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1850-01-23
HO! for California!
IN SIXTY-FIVE DAYS FOR ONE HUN
DRED AND SlXTY-FlVE DOLLARS,
VIA SAN JUAN AND NICARAGUA.


DRED AND SlXTY-FIVE DOLLARS,
VIA SAN JUAN AND NICARAGUA.
The undersigned would respectfully announce
to those whose signs are up for Gallo MIA, that
they are now making arrangements tor ansport-
inc passens ers to California, as above, ny safe
and pleasant route. The vessel will leave New
Orleans or New York about March l, reach San
Juan in Is or 20 days; thence up the San Juan
River and Lake Nicaragua TO the City of GIanaI-
da; thence by way of Masya, Manargua, Matiea :
gus, NasMola, Puebla, Leon, San Anona, Chi
nandag, 10 Port Realio on the Pacific; making
337 miles, 1877 of which is by land. Fiom Realjo
bv vessel TO San Francisco. Passengers will be
allowed $50 lbs. baggage and TO be found IN pro-
visions.
One of the company, Mr.. Priest, has spent some
ten months in Central America, directly on the
proposed route, and is acquainted with many of
the principal merchants and can guarantee safe
and speedy passage. Mr.. P will diect the COM
pany in person. For further particulars, address,
post paid, JOHN B. WOLFF, W leeiing, Va.
N, B-Those who desire TO avail themselves OF
this route should apply at once, as the time for pre-
marathon is brief. J. B. WOLFF, Ag't. U. S,
Jan. 8, 1850 }. T.. FRIES > Gent Amer
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OFFICE OF THE SAFETY FUND SOCIETY,",
Woodstield. Ohio, Dec. "a, 1919.

OFFICE OF THE SAFETY FUND SOCIETY,"
Woodstield. Ohio, Dec. "a, 1919.
The Committee appointed by the Directors al
the Society, in compliance with the act entitled
"An act to incorporate the Saving Fund Society
of Woodsield," to investigate the affaiIs of said
Society, and make and publish report thereof
after an examination of the books. make and pre-.
sent the following report for the first six months
following said Society's organization.
The Committee find that the Society was or
ganized and commenced doing business on the 26th
of June, lS49,
That Stock has been taken to the amount
of $204 90
That ,be weekly deposts amount to 1874 so
That the special deposits amount to 972 64
And the Committee further find that since
said organization, there has been loaned
upon bonds the sum Of 81 ,S6Z w
That the expenses for printing amountto w
That the expenses for stationary amount TO 70
Ordered that the foregoing Report be published
in the esprit of Democracy"
JOHN w. OKEY,
H. b. HILL,
F. KOEHLER,
j. G. FLEMING,
JNO. M. KIRKBRIDE,
Committee.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1850-01-23
THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY DIsCovE-
RY IN THE WORLD is THE GREAT A.
RABIAN REMEDY FOR MAN g. BEASTi
H. G. RELL'S.
CELEBRATED
Arabian Linim e n t

THyHE miraculous cures performed by the Ara
il bian physicians in the days OF old, were then
looked upon as The result of magic, but since We
have become intimate with their history We can
thus account for their surprising power over di-
sease Their at ailments in the knowledge OF
medicine were the wonder of the aye, while atths
same time the science Of Chemistry, which with
them had its origin, was to the rest of the world
ga sealed book" aud in Botany they were the
most zealo Of students. In the beautiful groves
which skirt the deserts of Arabia, abound rare
plants and odorous woods. whence are obtained
those aromatic gums fragrant balsams, OF which
this incompatible Iiniment is composed, and by
whose stimulating, unctuous, penetrating and
Anodyne properties it is, when applied, instanta-
neousy diiiused through the whole nervous sys-
TEN, allayng the most intense pain in the incredi-
bly, short time of 10 OF Is minutes. Its action 10
prompt, p ful and effectual without the least
danger. Itpenerates the flesh t, the bone, re.
lakes contracted cords restores use to limbs which
have been palsie for years, causing the shriveled
flesh to grow out aud rich boud 10 circulate
through its veins. Itrestores the Synovial Fluid
or Joint Water, and this is the reason why it has
been so universally successful in curing all diseases
cf the Joints In chronic affections OF the Spine,
Liver Lungs and Kidneys. this great Arabian
remedy stands unparalleled; for Ague Cake or En-
Iargement of the Spleen it is Specific; and for
Rheumatism it has performed some of the most
extraordinary oures on record; also for Cramps,
Swelngs, Pains, Wounds, Chilblans, Burns.
White Swellings, Tumois, sc, &c. II is equally
eicacious in diseases of animals such as Fistula,
Poll Evil, Sweeney, Stiff Complaint. Distemper,
Farry. Sprains, Bruises, Wounds, Mango, Spa.
wins, WindgalIs Splint; and tor nearly all diseases,
either in man Or beast, which require an external
aprlicaton this Lipment stands at the head of ell
medicines.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1850-01-23

NTOTICE is hereby given to Samuel Brown
IL and all other persons, that application will
be made to the Court of Common Pleas OF Monroe
county, Ohio al their next session in said county,
for an order of Redemption for the following
lands, sold for taxes, to wit: Thirteen acres oil
from the east half of the southwest quarter OF Sec
ton %, township 6, and range 8, which said lands
were sold by John Kerr, Treasurer OF said county,
nm the 10Th day Of January, 1913, to Samuel
Brown for taxes, and which original tract was
describsd upon the tax duplicate for taxation as
the east half of the southwest quarter of section
IS, township 6, and range 8, containing 79 acres
Charged on said duplicate for taxation in the name
of VIM. II. Kirkman.
Jan. 10, 1850. BENJAMIN BROWN.
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A DMINisTRAToR'S sALE.-By virtue OF

A DMINISTRATOR' : SALE.-By virtue OF
4 an order from the Court OF Common Pleas
Of Monroe county, | will offer for sale on the
premises, at public oucry, Oh Thursday the Oath
dsy of January 1850. between The hours of 10
O'Clock m and O'Clock m of said day. the
following land lying in said county, as the prnp-
erty of Samuel Stewart. now deceased, TO Wit
The south half of The north east quarter of section
&c, in township and range >. containing 50 acres
more or less. on the following teims-0ne third
in hand, one lIlird in six months, and the residue
in ~ months, with interest from the day of sale !:
the deferred payments to be secured by mortgage
or otherwise. GEORGE CLINE, Admir-.
Dec. %, 1919. OF Samuel Ste wart, deceased.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1850-01-23

Companies are now being formed at the
gold mines in California to work the strata
Of quartz, which are very rich in gold.-
Tests which have been made in San Fran
cisco give from one dollar and half to
three dollars worth of gold from every
pound Of quartz.
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MAsTER COMMISSIONERS SALE

KN .
lV By virtue of mandate to me directed from
the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe county,
Ohio, in the case of John Kyser against John
Crupper ct al, will be offered for sale, at public
outcry at the front door OF the court house IN said
county, on Saturday, the 10Th day of February
next, between the hours of 10 o'clock, ~, ond
A o'clock, m, on said day, the undivided inter-
est OF John Crupper in and to the following de-
scribed real estate, situate in the county aforesaid,
to wit: The west half of the southwest quarter oi
sec lion "a, township A, and range A. containing
97 acres of land, more or less. Said interest be.
ing the undivided one third of said premises. sub
iect to the interest therein OF Mrs. james, wife OF
Jesse Jones. Appraised at $205 30.
Ian. I6. 1850. 900 VIM. OKEY, Mas. Com.