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swIsDLINss-Ons John Hi, otherwise bear.
ing the Suspicious name ii Shocks, has LEFT the
city for parts unknown A number Of charges for
swindliug, by obtaining money under false pre-,
fences, have been preferred against him. Yesler.
day Joseph Deyer made complaint before Re
corder Genois, stating that $40 had been lost by
him IN this wav.
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NE w ORLEANSs
WEDNESDAY M0MMING, sULK 40. 1850.


tef9 lFtefnBfe " ne 6fifes ~ hfb O.feauf and "a
J1gftte,tof nc meek ending .5alD q. 1859
RI eescguchlFenf Anpmia, A.. bonels ucoarion or
Xxi iraetggs u. * Consadbleh ii eraj',o 81
Desiit,tE W.. X Gqaynisi1ns, GtIehnis 81 Ddufon q
iIfinii rich usehlIts Diarfbqe. Dgfdnissy, De
Fever. Tgplsi D5qpasl, EF5sl1sIss Enseriiis. b
Fever lntsis Foyer. Hectic. ; Fevef. goneeAtfe
nlslns 3; Hensii, gniua, Castro EnsniI6 Htdfoee
lsund,ca 81; Msainsll lplrrnaernnee HiAammAtied,
% esiiiina, Tgsn4 3 Il. st.hcEn. SUP siiok'
From LafAyefie IT,. 0f tiess ~ Ic r. y
of age, and 30 were eoloFed ere nnaH ~ years g
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TRfAL on J, B. CnANDLKR.-The ses.,,d ,,;.,
Of Chandler charged with manslaughter in XII; i,
Patrick Daley, viii come before The ist Disiriss
Ceutt to-day.
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AHCTItlN ~.


Flour. -. -. !. fIdiif IIaar
BY ~ IA EIsDff
s'as. silss.. =. asss ' &. ,, w
ps n q .e ~ 1a,s s ~ h r. Fs,a .ss
yefat esslt Mo
sale n Household Enfnllnse. ~ aeeeuni Of de-
EK y. A.. BItAHn, Anet1oneef.
FsalDhf, leiy 2 q t1lf1ss 10 g. I'D y NJ lei
gs sneiss x y "a e. ,.s
fs.Ies Bsdpen ssf fshsp fsIhiaf4' ,'n ciilsiS '.,
~ ny sa.l asiisssiss - Fsssss 1s lssss
Bx SYKES HKnE q co.
ffhiDe y Jql1 ~ y hf ~ 70 viii seId Il d4e
a Msssy Ia s t sis.
T,.tss I.ee.sns slis. esPsS Eitahsn Fafaipte
p. 3. TAHGOH,
A pcTI0N AND cOMMisSioE tERs.HANT, has trnaosed
sl re Il go csis cs:s,
@ a.ss T. e 1 s.;ss 4. .s Isl 81: q
b tsseieg g s &c q Ra l
&c. wa al1o makes -dyhncas MeSeandi,e placed IA III
N.Y.
E >. COKE 4 CO.. Usssassrs. c5rssy ~ ma.
cute ssasss fsT Fsss. Geaa, PREPARED r
% sysy s,Sls ws.ss'ss Ss1s s e
sSfERS oSSH x i ss s..ssss
q
Tosio g gsfI!eg y z GF'isI si s'a AND
f = zsas 6 p E Essfsb n a sf zh v.
9 Il fsss Il III RE HifeS LINZ
roEitiC5 y 2tduE sxRup and PILLS ne lysap
fHorhcr'osh k safFEE5a Ss's Er eo'afAsz ~
~ zF Fiifs I g : ! 1 500 + B b T. -
h RN v oS SE'zE En- gs;sss'
FIRE MARINE AND RIVER RISKS.
sIls IIAassss Y sss zen Il
@ sss:s sgaaS fff MARI II Rif
losses w s. promptly here Or paid in artfad
' IN P.l fv & a.. a. ,sssa & ss New yo, a
INSURANCE Company IL. Y. :. ,,,....<<..
r once ~ Camp Ss. as'S dsaas n1''r ssiI
A.. n. COChmAN 4 CO.,
Al SlH rs s.l ssd d
CAR02iEA SEED cow PEAS 800 bnsheIs GEM.
me Inspo'sed direct tom Cfs;lsstea f'''1'
bis3ssT w drums HeN SnElns, snpsnos Eems;
~ snd s ss1' R ss Almonds.
fhfzhs H.s'sl eG aSa Fla ss aS
sFFgsa ezss sasS i.'. ssss e. sss
s ARbN WV sssss, g'ss en- sss ;s,,
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5RzFf s. sI,.s -
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h ssAaRR h 2s Hs t RSa ss:. s
KE BWE5SEEkA ssl1s :; ~ sesss quality
~ koNdss GempanF,9 guaranteed superior % any
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organs, and intiscfaisle lie entire system,
= Also, N FITS CRANE, PARALYSIS and r Al.SY
p9fl.SsqRrEsPsIA OK IADtGEsTlQN. RHElNATIs
BAGQs DEAF NESS, NERVOUS TkEAI0RS. PAIL
blf9AS11ok. OF THE HEART APOPLExY, NEIJ.
n AEk g9AIPfsAfNTs SPINAL COMPLAINT. and
SSnslkt AIgkE OF THE SPINE, HIP COMP. Amt.
DlSEAhES 0Fs THE KIDNEfS DEFICIENfsV or
EEsBByy s@ AND AN PHYSICAL ENERGY. AND Ali
lap ssa !, isaRnssg - g ERgA NET on
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HI rs. CT RS, ETC.
- "A GENERAL ASSORTMENT at the N.aa
above Goods resolved BY lie ,stsal arIivaz cons RI
staniy 'qr sale = inF prices and liberal terms. ~
z. Pa5tleslss ssseniop pad 70 fspisfQp order
WOOL. srRAy w sal n ICAN. HATS
aps isamdsw d Mag ssi sa.,s =. d
As, 4, J. Coz Is't EXTKAsyi OF C0PAVIa.
~ SARSAPARfLl4A AND ClBEBS-This Original
preparation has proved itself superior 70 the Catas o. anf
Other ext.e and With hs recsas additions and
viii r1Teiy fail provided the directions be fnff oserred
49, To Be had II the C0fRr Of Bdsazine and Fse dras
eAuzsSsl s,sls : sr,r.
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SPITTINa RLOOn.

NEW YoRK, April %. 1877.
Ors 1o1nsend-l verify believe that your SafsaDarin
has been the through Proyidence Of sewing ny a
have for several Year. had bad cough Il became wos
and worse AT last raised large quantities of blood had
night sweats, and greaty debilated and reduced and
did not expect 70 live, have only used your Sasapala
me. am now able walk ali over the city. ane 40
blood, anil my cough has lett You can well imagine
that nm thankful ef these results Your old servant.
VIZ RUSSELL, o. Catharine street.
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L. EYA PAP lzl< POO Fhs iine i44a sailing ship
and vii hAle tispalcA los u above i,osl RI
height Or pasHas>. ApI,.y g ~
80 FOR VEN Gnu Y - Es IiSs isS ~ 7s;1~
~ copper and coppeF la<fc1ssl 4ihuusff H0rfItJ.
49, Joseph pbl.a inasse{ win Fave lmiIHt
pf F above port For freight raeE4, 1A7iIe tu14r1.
apply 1Is Lower fleeSnne or 10
- Ksats $40 ha1ss tsftda b ne "A y nm
~ "a EN44r-E Fakes 10 ErlIIl fi>e neW A t1s .aIta
'p bslil sl.lD NAttA ltan''pn. reasAeT. WA AArs
quick o1spateh lIeiEIf Of 5I las Cofdt u1ift Is
lsl2 John II. Ei.IluTIN CD, vi S1s3 X 4,
~ kQk ~ 9!EtRFQgy fts a ! ~ s2iitr bsIk
MH|.4. AtALH4tff4z=s t4Nk Mofl11s will hare QulcI
fispateh ias ~ 9iseYe pot Fur sssIgki q Das
7ase, appig y ItllS kQ4Eks, je-, Gu.
-. F0H ffTE7F71jI > TfS lIz1 lsz-f eI'7s ,.,..
# AkHA ~ 2 lHst ~ Ar, ~. Alexander.
= nor l4lne and vii have nnfetI1t8 III4zIIh Id
the tAoge port t.H lfptEhl ~ lip1zA, apply 10
THUS. 4et5s rs, la-, = CO
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SENT DcsvN--Rosanna seulIen, charged with
having no local habitation, was provided BY the
Second Municipality with accommodations for
thirty days, through the good Offices Of the Re-
cofder Mary Walters, Iaboring under the sar,e
difllsplsy in segafa 10 I6o sent siown
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y r. q Il RIHTTE
AALVANIC BELL. NECKLACE. BRACELETS
AND MAGNETIC FLUID.
FOR THK REMOVAL AND rERMARExT cpf.k og an
slsc9*E09gS Diseases.
o. unhealthy condition Of The a s ats ~
beautiful and convenient application Of tie mystezi,
"A Gus poyers Of GALNANlSA and MAGNETISM
nss been pronounced By distinguished physcians both IN
Europe and the Uulal STATES, % be the most yaluabs
Medicinal Discovery 81 the Age. n
Dr.. Christfe,s GALFANIC RELT ana
MAGNETIC FLUID
Used with the perfect and certain snccs IN an csss Of
kGENERALN DEBILITY =
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THIRD MuErcIrALIrY Recorder seussnsaa
VIM johnson was brought up yesterday on d va
-rety Of charges, embraced 10 violation Of the
peace John johnson and Henry Meyer were
arrested on the charge Of attempting 10 pass coun-
terfeii money Several individuals, for getting
intoxicated, were fined, etc.
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Flhsr DfsrRicr CouKr.- Judge Iays.e.-
The following cases came up yesterday
Patrick Cosgroye, charged with an assault viii
intent to klil. not being ready of trial, the case
was postponed uRtil November next
Henry Hanson, charged with larceny ii stealing
the pocket.book Of VIM. J. Mock, on board of tlis
steamer Belle Key, was found guilty.
Ihsobald Fritz. deaf and dumb man; charged
with larceny IN stealing gold pin from Mr. Casey
was acquitted.
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Dr. ToHsnsed is almost daily receiving orders from Phy
elalE IN different parts of the Union. - -
his Il 70 cftlfy that we, the undersigned Phys,c,as Ut
the CITY OF Albany. have in cases pfescrihe,
Townsend SarsapaFa, and believe ii to be one 81 he INST
valuable preparations in the market. -
H. ?. PULNa, n.
J. WILSON, NJ, %.
80, X. b. BRI01s. N. D.
hlpenys April 1, loa1- II. II. ELMkND0RFr, n. D.
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=. 1880 e, -Iz-.leiH
- FOR NafAf3REE - HaszsS1 Il 3ief7ssas7
N 4s1ais7sa,sa ftss- z. e1.slisI li.5i sal g.
ps 1s Hr x eper iss'ens1, rs s fIt1tN M fIf
tUes 1Ipsfays aqs&e vi szil IS NboNH Sks his 9lss
apply on board. Qtfoal1e ile Bet Ma kft. ~ Is
X II HARRISON 4 Go. a ftrnlI A. =
Is olfA 8iEhhAAI VI fant1relsslte.
SECULAR Lane 0ns vessel will an ssz4r rgoas # i,S
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No.. n |Qz LtuI1E.I|r and HI| fHIrfItfI|0IE
~ 81zl 4 1E&Y z{7aIti. Cs5I 4 i 1I.is
y Elm he Iltf INST Al O'Clock n s. "A .ilz1
q ~ eeian nay he ssps and state senls h An
ts q MOORE 90 Arsats. S ps5,.'as i +
y II This hoaf sat exprGs.i5 fnf saI4.1af .N1
ane drawing enll = iseles Na.sl- Fl nseef ilh
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BASS GhHlHNAAN M0THEs-In epnaeuuanue -.
n q ne new Fnd elegant IRoauOis having ...i
dsisrmnailo q running e the watering paEes he
afeany reauesd iAre Of s Doftar he pce Of bo1r a
u lalsdz 3. 4: MONTGOMERY =. Agent
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Il ~ nj re- AqNisRl'ie ne nsEal||s.a1 ss.l a..
t1ff9l4 a|rafh&l n IA Y ff1I 4 i.
.-! EAEsi Karos. 4iA z4zn ID lAs ri'1S1 & 4.
4At<t ip.a ~ III tpSi Y ls 7s Iy2
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GUlNNERS q co.
4 pRAnkxs ~ FINE FANCY IS, anLp FsNs, KTe.
VIZ eq5 no II pe1ap street.
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A4HH coppered brig about two hnddud lon bn1tlen.
- and yell lUund for any voyage Fofienns nuply lf
nlys =. w. ANDREWs Y co ~ Common i.
M EQR FRfzltskt'K Q1s ca AIl1'tEs- -The linS 4
|iSiA eIel,an schooner E1IEAAA, 80 tons bnIthen
sitleg tor the Mediterranean Continent Apply 10
mgt BAkEl<Li q co. = Cnmnon 4
"a Essis FlsEslHHT OR CliARTEai-lThe a +
GZ brig Els1ttENA. Capt peniiefun. Of The cnnncifs
Il ZOO bbls Apps on board. a Post 70. sscoaa
ml.2 BAREfI.I s. co. n Common Il.
EzA FOR RREFGHT on CKAREEfz-The ssisi
IH ban brig IL FtDQ. Capt Pelro Tofio1iai win II
- ready receive e2FF next week cargo fbr AM
port n shs Msdi'eusnssn ~ has, sa
nina Ks BAREE1.f co. "a Common q.
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- E0H CALEFOH MI !. "a Chn1Efaa-s
ENEH pnsss9 Stasss sqa SlsaaI5 ~ tee1 1ls
- ntF and lcA Enti'ceui 71amtlit 4ttktl I1fynI.
kina,Ax Sqten.k; aaHf.qsnlInss via |eaSe an NOM
"a 4.e 4pth o. }1lYr ~ a pdcIN3II Nsf
tn1 Aa|llQulIa and tisnFtn Ff1iI1
az PasssSesis les eAeasa Ni1 bs Qsasit1sA ii fs-
g1pq % IN splendid N111I.1I1 G10|stt
- ~, s. ~ ~ 2 ~ 3 = tf sss s, \
10 F2z1a4e 4lnl44 Hdf bad ~ I'D 1.I 1as}3at
ssss's si I Z. LIZ s'g ss & e
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EIDh ~ JOY Y = t1Iffps % r,tiork No ltI
epmnep ,.ns Iaips rpfe.iae ~ Nei|ts ca le.-
fsIiel Bedroom aaf knsiap fsaa leaia cfziisi7' 5,
4alt, eic. X. $50.
sszK VIZ r. 49, lIse
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-03-16

"JOHN PHILLIPS,
president of the Senate ofthe Commonwealth
Of Massachusetts,.
"TIMoTHY BIGELoW,
"Speaker Of the House Of Reps Of said Commonwealth
This Letter having been transmitted to the Le-
gislatures of Connecticut and RHODE ISLAND, among
Others, resolution was adopted on the occasion by
the Legislature of the former State as follows
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND PRovrDEScE PLANTATIONS.
In General assembly, October session, A. d. 1914. i
Whereas this General Assembly, having long witnessed
with regret and anxiety the deenceess situation Of this State
did, at their last session, request his exceency the Governor
to communicate with the Executives neghbong sister
States upon the subject Of defence by our mutual
cooperation and whereas those States feeling equally with
the msounes and the necessity of united exer-
tons have appointed and invited appoint delegates
and confer upon caamtous situation and 10 devise
and recommend wise and prudent for our common
relief:
ResolUed, That this General Assembly will appoint four
delegates from this State Hartford in the State of
Connecticut the fifteenth day December next and confer
with such delegates shall be appointed by other
States, upon the dangers which these States are
exposed upon the best Of ang for our mutual
defence against the enemy, and upon the which
may be in the power Of said States, consistently c their
obligations to adopt and secure to the people there
of their rights and privileges UNDER THE CoSsrrrurIos OF
THK UNITED STATES.
True copy HENRY BOWEN, sec'ry.
And by the State Of CoNNEcTIcuT the following
resolution was adopted:
STATE OF CoSsEcrIcur
In General assembly, October session, 1914
Resolved That persons be appointed delegates from
this State, to the delegates Of the Commonwealth Of
Massachusetts, and Of any other Of the New England States
Hartford the 18th day Of December next and confer
with them the subjects proposed by resolution Of said
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Even so late as when our last article on this sub
ject was put to press-in which we inferred, from
cumulative crcumstantial evidence against the mo-
vers of the Nashville Convention, purposes hostile to
the Government Of the United States, and tending
to disruption Of the Union-we were whoAy un-
aware Of this bold and undisguised avowa, as by
SO high an authority as that of the Mississippi
State Convention, of a purpose on the part of the
Agitators to dissolve the Union to summon the
States of the South to antagonist organization
against their sister States; to array star against
star, and stripe against stripe, of our National
Ensign.
1t is no longer matter of inference. There ex-
lists disaffecton to the Union, more deeply-seat-
ed than we had supposed engendering designs
against it which the mass and body Of the People
Of the South are as little aware of as we were
three days ago; the first termination Of which is
this project of Nashville Convention.
With the additional light which this Address Of
the Mississippi Convention affords, let further
explore the real designs of the Nashville Conven-
tionists.
The State Of SOUTH CAROLINA is supposed to
have been the first to respond to the call of the
Mississippi Convention, las the Resolutions of that
Convention were professedy the first response to the
Address of the Southern Delegation in Congress
The resolutions Of South Carolina, adopted not at
Convention of the People, but, in the more usual
manner in that State, at Legislative Caucus, are
as follow:
/. Resoiued, That we regard with lively satisfaction the
late Mississippi in defence Of the rights and in
eesis Of the South and hail with joy the first step to-
Southern States which of their danger inn
periously demands.
q Resolred That the recommendation Of the State Of
Mississippi Of Southern Convention to be held at Nashville
Tennessee on the first Monday in June next should he
cordially embraced by the whole South, that by common
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w,
as enemies to the slavehong States and their domestic in
stitutions.
g. That the Legislature hereby requested pass such
laws may their opinion, be best calculated to encourage
the emigration Of citizens the slavehodng States with slaves
to the new Territories Of the United States.
T. That in view Of the frequent and increasing evidence Of
the determination of the people of the savehodDg States
disregard the guarantees Of the constitutions and to agtate
the subject of slavery, both and out Of Congress- avowedy
for the purpose Of eectng its abolition in the States and
also in view of the facts set forth in the late Of the
Southern Members of Congress- this Convention procams
the deliberate conviction that the time has arrived when the
Southern States should take counsel together for their
safety and that Convention Of the slavehodng Satcs
should be held at Nashville, Tennessee the first Mondsy
in June next to devise and adopt some mode OF resistance to
these aggresons and that this Convention do appoint twelve
delegates and twelve misunderstanding double the number of
Senators and Representatives in Congess-to attend such
Convention and that the other slavehodg States be invited
to appoint delegates agreeaby to the ratio of
taiion.
g. That in the language Of eminent Northern writer
and patriot The rights OF the South in African service exist
not only under but the constitution They existed be-
fore the Government formed The constitution rather
sanctioned by them than they by the constitution Had not
that instrument admitted the sovereignty Of those rights,
would have been itself admitted by the South how
ed In Difference rights older in their date stronger in their
claims and hoer in their than any other which tbs
constitution boast Those rights may be changed
even by change Of the constitution They out Of the
reach Of the nation nation. The confederacy dis
solve and the constitution pass away, but those rights will re-
main unshaken-w exist while the South exists and when
they fall, the South will perish with them"
That to procure unity and promptness OF action IN TINS
State, this Convention recommends that Central or State
Association be formed the capital and affiliated county as
soca,ions within the several counties Of the State
TO- That recommend TO the Legislature Of this State
that at its next session, law be enacted making the duty
Of the Governor Of the State by proclamation call Gene
raj Convention Of the State and issue wrs Of election based
Upon the ratio Of representation the State Legislature upon
the passage by Congress Of the Wimot provso any
law aboshng slavery in the District Of Columbia, proh
biting the slave trade between the States, to take into CON-
sderaon the act Of aggression and the mode and measure OF
redress.
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1 DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-By virtue of

A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.-By virtue of
~. an order from the Court OF Common Pleas
of Monroe county, will offer for sale on the pre-.
misses, on Saturday the 9th day of March, 1850
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. m. and NJ
clock p. m., of said day, the following lands, ly-
log n said county, as the property of Michael
Archer, deceased, to wit: The southeast quarter
of the northeast quarter of section 81, townships
and range 8, appraised at $196; also the southwest
quarter of the northwest quarter Of section S2,
township s, and range g. appraised at $l60.
and on the following terms, viz-One-third in
hand, one.third in months, and the residue in IL
months, with interest from the day Of sale: the
deferred payments to be secured by mortgage or
otherwise.
ELIJAH ARCHER, Adm'r
Dec %. lS49s of Michael Archer, decd.
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ED DAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
IL that petition will be presented to the Com
missioners of Monroe county, at their NJ x session,
praying for the location of County road, COM
nencing at the western termination OF Washing
ton street in the town OF Woodsfeld, thence
running in westerly direction through the
lands Of Michael Long, thence through corner
OF the lands of William Okey, running through
said last mentioned land IN a western direction a
part Of the way, thence turning in northern d.
rection, thence through lands of William Craig, to
intersect the road running west from Woodsfied
to Lewisvie, at or near beach tree west of
Thomas Llttle's bars.
Jan. 80, 1885, A PETITIONER
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE

NZ. 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, wil,be. offered for sale, at public
outcry at the front door Of the house in said
county, on Saturday, the 18th day of February
next, between sthe hours of 10 o'clock, a III, and
o'clock, IN, on said day, the undivided inter-
est OF John Crupper in and ito the following de-
scrbed real estate, situate in the county aforesaid,
to wit: The west half of the southwest quarter of
section "a, township a, and range 4. containing
81 acres Of land, more or less. Said interest be-
ing the undivided one.third OF said premises, sub
ject to the interest therein Of Mrs. jones, wife of
Jesse Jones. Appraised at $s2O5 55
ia Jan, I6.!lS50. 200 VIM. OKEY, Mas. Com.
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DoAD NoTicE.-Notice is hereby given

DOAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
II that petition will be presented to the
Commissioners of Monroe county, Ohio, at their
next March session. praying for review on the
north end of the county road leading from Nish-
berry's mill, intersecting the grade near the line
dividing the land Of George. NC Kelvey and John
Fulton in Green township, Monroe county; COM
mencing at or near blazed white oak tree, stand
vey's land, running thence north west drec-
tion through the land OF George McKelvey.
SO as to intersect the grade at or near bla-
zed white oak stump, standing on the grade west
of the School House some hundred or a hundred
and fiftyyards. in District No. 6,Iin Green town
ship, said county. Jan. 30, $780,