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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-24
East Haven.

INllE nonresident Proprietor. Of the Town
, i ~ East HarsH, IN the County Of Esssy,
are hereby notified that the Taxes assesscd by
-rtd loNn within the year next preceding
this date, also the Taxes nsscs-rd on thu
Grand list for the year l-i7. and also on the
Grand Last for the year l-Is, remain either
IN whole of IN part unpaid ON the following
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-24
Derby Academy.

UNllE eu-uiug FuI Term, D. 10 colnmrnrr ~
4 NeduT dar fhr shut September neat lui'
tim and other rApcU-es, o.. hcrriolnre,
4. A0HCHOsS, Principal,
Aus. 2p, If.ol 6slw4
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-24

lNNff NlHN ROMANS fUN NHHNHHN|f a. above tMcWtN
two cents erch undivided share or pnrt leioneu
10 the rririun Rights ot Patience Nu6'f. N.n Nm.
odd Abigail Arnold, Il.hn lcukin.,& Iohn }. CLARK,
there alsD remain. due 10 n''Te, iwoutv cents Gu
each nf tho undivided shnrr belonging ~ thc Orig
inpi Birhts ~ Wi'li0m Wall. Richard Nrr,l. ,Inhry
upran, Slwubl wlrl, iUin fhuf,tun, C,lrb Tel,
William Wheaton, Thomas Arnold. ,fiin Muh!nri,
w., hr'scy nightingale, Joseph Parker. joseph
Cook, luhnhihnn Jenkins, lunnhm Arnold Icrc.
mioh icuks sndtyprnn Story, There nlso rcmnius
due o. above twenty three ccnfs On each of The un-
divided shares of Henry ~, Tllinghnst 4 Robert u
lhurinui due ns Hhnv0' thirty four ccufs an each
undivided shaw ofWc'c0mo Arnold Isaac nlr'ictt.
Edward juNc., James Burr Lydia CLARK nui Sam.
uc a.. Aruotiiur nine rent. du the undivided share
90 llam hptEifi, and each - add sharet cnniaiu
thirty tire" acre, aud 80 much NJ said land win BOO
stld vt public auction 81 the dwelling hnIse nl Al
''itciitr, in tull Newark, on The hst MONDAY of
Srptoinhcr urN', 90 ten o'clock, A. VI, ~, shall hr
rcluaiie a. discharge aid taxes with co.t. unct.
previously pnil
HIRAM All Arp. Fir.t C6n,tpl1S 2
Dated ~ NTwsrl Akis roth Dav 81 Aura. u. 1880.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-24
Phillips Academy.

'THE Trustees would inform the public that
4 they have engaged the services of the
REV. ASA RAINERD,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-24

In GIOvcr Village, sept 10.
Gs2wi G. l.. BRISTOL, dgcni
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-24

Tho Emperor Nichol ha. issued au Jkrse.
ordering men IN cirh 600 OF the popula-
ton or the Western pru,iu' cs. and 10 m c1rh
600 in SOME other province, 90 l' raised
i,,t- tl,.. rttry he population of these dis
lriDl. |. rnmnmInh M D 1000. 600.
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August 10, 1880.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1850-11-27
New [ ounty of - orth.
will be presented to the mex,

AEIIlIONS VIII be presented TO the next
session of the General Assembly Of the State
OF Ohio, for the er 'ction of a new County. to be
called WORTH, frnm so much of the counties of
w sshington aud Monroe as Comes within The fol.
lowing boundaries, viz: Beginning OH the Ohio
river at the south east corner of fractional section
number 10, township 2, and range 8. H. Monrne
county, Ohio; thence west to the south west cor
ner of section 10. township 8, and range a; thence
south to the south west corner Of section 9, town
ship 3, range 4; thence west to the south west
corner of section 81. township 8, aud range 4;
thence south to the south west corner of sectiun
10, town hip 8. and range d; thence west with the
to wnshp line to the north west corner of section
80, township 6. range 8; thence south to the south
west corner Of section 81, in Monroe county;
thence south 10 the south west corner of section
81, township 5, raLge 8, in Washington county;
thence east to the south east of section 80
OF township S. range 8; thence south to south
boundary Of Salep; thence east with the south
boundary Of Salem, and south boundary Of Liner
~, TO thu south tsst corner OF Liberty, township
4. range a.; thence south to the south west corner
Of section 13, township 3, range7; thence east to
the south east corner Of section !, township 8,
range Z thence south TO the south west corner of
section SO, township l, range 6; thence east TO
the south east corner Of section 30, township I +,
range 6; thence south to the south east corner of
the fractional section 81, at the Ohio river. in
w ashington county; thence up the same al me-
anders theIeoft to the place of beginning. in Nun
roe county. The county seat to be at Matamoras:
requesting the Legislature to make such sItera.
tions in the above boundaries, aud such annexa-
tons. as may be needfnl and proper. and leaving
the county seat to be fixed at such place as Com
mssioners. appointed by the Legislature, shall
deem most suitable. af
n.s
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New County of Noble

nETiTlONS will be presented 10 the next
session of the General Assembly of the
State OF Ohio, tor the erection of new county,
to be called Noble. from so much of the counties
of Guernsey. Monroe. Washington and Morgan.
as comes within the following boundaries, viz
Beginning at the north west corner OF section
eighteen, Is. in township nine. 9, OF range ten.
10, in Guernsey county, on the range line: thence
east 10 the northeast corner OF section wenty 20,
in township eight, 8, OF range seven. z; thence
south to the south east corner OF section twenty
five, 25 IN township five. S. Of said seventh, 7th,
range, on the line Of w Washinglon county. thence
west along said county line to the southwest
conner of section thiry-one. 81. in the last named
township, on the range line: thence south along
said last mentioned range line, to the south east
corner Of township five, 5, in range eight. 8;
thence west to the south east corner of fractional
section thirty three, 33, in township six. 8, Of
range ten, 10, IN Morgan county; thence north 10
the south line oi township seven, I. in range ten,
10; theuce west with said township line to the
south west corner OF said township seven, z;
thence north along the range line to the place OF
beginning And to annex the following Territory
to the County of Morgan, that is to say: so much
OF the west half of townshio eight, 8. in range
eleven, II, Roxnury township, IN Washington
county, as has not heretofore been attached to
Morgan county, and the south half Of township
twelve, II. IN SAID range, Meigs township. III
Muskingmm county. and the souh half Of town
ship twelve. IL. in range twelve, l2 Blue Rock
township, in Musklngum county The county
seat to be- at Sharon, requesting the Legislature
to make such alterations in the above bound 'res
and annexations as may be needfil and proper,
leaving the county seat to be fixed at such place
as Commissioners. appointed by the Legislature.
shall deem just and suitable.
Oct 80, 1850.
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New County of Freeland.

~ Office s hereby given, that a petition will
IN be- presented to the next General Assembly
Of the state Of Ohio, for the for nation Of a new
County. TO be called the county Of Freeland, with
the following boundaries, TO wit: =
Commencing at the south west corner Of Sec
ton twenty four. Township one, Range five, ~
the United States Military District; thence north
tn the north west corner of said Section; thence
last to the north east corner Of Section twenty
three, Township one, Range two; thence south to
the south east corner Of said section thence east
Ia the south east corner Of the aforesaid Military
rislrict thence south TO the south east corner Of
Township six. Range Eight; thence west to the
south west corner Of Township slx, Range nine;
thence north TO the south west corner of Section
eighteen Of said Township; thence west to the
south west corner of section eighteen. Township
seven. Range ten; thence north to the north west
corner oi said Township; thence west 10 the south
vest corner of Section tbiriy-fys. Township
eleven. Range twelve: thence north 20 the north
west corner Of Section two Of said Township;
thence east to the north east corner Of said Town
ship; thence norihto the place Of beginning.
October -. IssV.
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the inr.ne.Il q ugt which the bl00d drives ofi
its impurities. IL oiten locked dp Ivy cold. whence
occur Rheumatism. Group, Coughs. COid Head
ache Fevers, and a ihous md "ther complaints.
Uustop he pores, and permit the hnmors to pass
out. and a ! these diseases vanish at once. This
M'Alster's All Healing Ointment effects.
Fpr instance, in sick and nervous headache,
tins Ointment is a sovereign remedy.
II has cured case. Of five. seven and ten years
standing some Of fifteen and twenty years, and
one case of FOR iY YEARS standing II is be-
yond all peradveuture tile best remedy for head.
ache in the world
Ear.ache, deafness and dizziness cured with
equal success. ls4esf Il.
Take again the Quinsy Sore Throat. One
nights application is frequently sufficient to cure
this complaint. But IN 10 case will il fail We
challenge the world on this point. ~
Rheumatism, I'm all cases of swelled limbs,
contiactcd cords. pains aud violent il'd min atio.
there Is no remedy 50 60 d. we don't care wl,at il
is, or where Il comes from Herein this Ointment
is to be found certain remedy for rheumatism,
Let the sufferer look to Il - giA
Asthma oppression OF breathing, ke In no
class Ut difficulties does the ointment give grener
satisfaction. The heavy load upon the heart. and
difficult respiration. It removes almost in day
w Wonderful, Wonderful, is the virtue, the uutuld
power and g0odness nf the all healing ointment
In Hemonhoids. or piles. we have been re-
pestedly told that il was the 0nly article ever
m ,de that would cure oil Cases of piles. And we
are ready TO believe il 'lhf
The Erysipeiss and Salt Rheum are overcome
without the least difficulty a.
Liver complaint We have cured Of twenty years
standing, aud we hesitate not to say thit il isone
Of tie bes, remedies known Persons would oe
astonished to witness its effect. n iga8fts
4 Besides all the abnve diseases. il is asovereign
remedy for all eruptinns of the skin, sores. pns.
tuies, blotches, &c rendering the face smooth
and for ever free from blemish IN oil cases Of
Il fsmmations. swsIlings. cuts. bruises, aud poi:
sonous wounds, It is noble remedy. Aid as for
burns, there is not lis equal 10 the land To sIl,y
pam, and remove The FIRE and Inflammation. there
IL no compound in existence Of such value Be-
sides. II heals the plsre without leaving the
slightest mark behind Equally. ysIuable j. il for
old ulcer sores and especially Sore Eyes. Scsld
head and diseases Of the Spine, and the nerves;
also sweiIed or Sore Breasts aud FemsIr com.
plants. Itis also sovereign remedy tor Ague
In the face. and Inurnza II 10 truly one 81 The
fest and Tnost valuable medicines The world ever
ssw. No man rssrshpurchasing this Ointment, be-
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New County Notice.

HVHERE will be Petitions presented to the
next Session of the Legislature Of the State
of Ohio, praying for the erection Of a new Coun.
ty, to be called NoBLE> with the seat Of Justice
at S0rnhsuiiie, to be bounded aud described as
follows, to wit: - Commencing at the north west
corner of Section No 10, in Spence, Township,
Guernsey County; thence east miles; thence
north miles; thence east miles; thence north
2 miles; thence east 10 the west line of Belmont
County; thence south l9 miles; thence west 81
miles; thence north 6 miles; thence west to the
south east corner Of Muskingum County, and
thence north to the place OF beginning
The benefit Of The Petitions presented to The
last Session nf the Legislature, will be claimed at
the next. under this notice.
October 30. 1850,
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MAGNIFICEN, STOCK OF DRY GOODS
NAILLIAM T. SELBY. Monroe street.

MAGNIFiCENi STOCK OF DRY GOODS
NAILLIAM T. SELBY. Monroe street.
w Wheeling. Va is now receiving his stock
Of y ALL aud d.WI\TER GOODS. Enr J"hbing
direct from the latest imporiations we'll as from,
the hest usnufactories Of our own country, care
fully selected expressly fDr the
JOBBING TRADE.
OF The bes, fabrics, designs and ceiors, to whirh
he respectfully socits MI examination from bis old
customers and County Merchants generally, il,
want of desirable goods. His stock consists in
part Of
-CLoTHs-
OF the best makers. and Of the usual variety OF
Colors both Foreign and D. mesiic
-CAsSiMERES-
Plain Black and Doe Skin, as well as Of q great
variety Of the choicest Fancy Colors.
= SATINETTS-
Black, Blue. Steel Mixed Fancy Green's and
complete stock Ais. Tweeds. and Kentucky
Jeans, in variety. Fuled Lin.ey. &c.
50 --OVERCOATINGS-
OF Colared Blankets, Pilot and Resver Cloths.
and other such goods IN variety. ss
FLA LANNELS-
In Twilled and Plaid. Scarlet, Green, Yellow,
Grey Mixed, and White
-PL I'D CLOAKINGS & LINSEYS--
ofthe various kinds. Plai" Red, Green, Blue and
Gold. m y
CANTON FLANNELS-
Bleached. Brown and CoIoied, Plain and Figured.
PRINTS -
A very large stuck Of the hest max es Of fast Mad
der cators, as well as of the mos: common kind Of
Inv priced Prints for Comf rts. &c.
DRESS GOODS
Ginghams. Mu.iin de LANES. Embroidered Lus-
tres. Thibet CLOTHS, PLAIN and Figured Black Al
paccss, as well as Of colors Of the best variety.
both Figured and Plain.
WHITE GOODS se &
An extensive stock of CsmbIicks. Figured and
Plsin, Jaconesls, Swiss aud Scotch Mills. India
Book, Thread and cotton Lsces. Edgings. &C., in
variety, Also. Irish Linens
-CAPS-
Mems, Boys and ChIldren's Cloth and Velvet
Caps also. Mexican Hats--a most desirsble stock
- ALSO-
Shawls. Ribbons. Hosiery, Umbrellas, Brown and
Blesrhed Muslins, Shiriing Checks, feelings.
&C., &c. Together with full aud cor pleie stock
.qf NOTIONS. Of sll sorts usually wanted
nd altogether. ] feel well assured my stock is
SO complete. that when il 10 examined and the
prices told, IL will be found in al respects perhaps
superior 70 any stock. oi goods before offered in
this market, W. r. SELBf,
4 Oct 2, 1850
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DoAD NOTICE "A petition will be pre-

DOAD NOTICE "A petition will be pre-
~ scented 10 the Commissioners Of Monroe
County. Ohio, at their next December session.
praying fof the location of county road, to COM
mencs at the State road IN the Widow Osborn s
Lane, al or near where the road leading to George
Church's leaves the State road, thence to the gap
in the ridge in George Churcl s fields, thence so
% to interseet the County road, at or near the
west end Of James Nowell's Lane, thence with
the County road to point near where Vim.
Gsnts' road leaves the County road. thence SO as
10 intersect the County road III Peter Barnes's
Lane. Ns@ q
October 80, 1850.
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\ DMINIsTRAToR's sALE.-By yir,u,

"
"A Of an order from the Court of Common
Pleas OF Monroe county, Ohio. we will offer for
sale on the premises. in Union township, in said
county. ON Saturday, November 80, 1850 she
tween the hours OF 10 o'clocka m, and 4 O'clock
IN. ot said day, cert in parcel OF lsnd. as the
property Of John Cievenger. now deceased, lying
in the south eas corner Of the uorih ives, quarter
of the south west quarter Of section l9. in town.
ship 7 :, OF range 8, commencing on the south line
23 rods from the south east cOrnet: thence run
ming to said corner; thence north 26 rods; thence
10 the beginning corner Supposed I" contain
two acres. more or less, on the following terms i:
One third in hand, one third in six months. and
the residue in twelve months. with intereel from
the day Of sale, TO be secured to the satisfaction
Of the undersigned
WILLIAM LANAM. and
CHARLOTTE CLEVENGER.
Adm'rs. OF John Cleyenger, decd
Oct. 80, 1850 9-
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no ID NOTICE Notice is hereby given,
H that a Petition will be pres nted TO the
Commissioners OF Monroe County, at their next
sitting, praying for q review Of the county Ioad
leading from Ambrose Fuckers, in Seneca
townehip, to the state road leading from Barnes.
VILE 10 Snmmerfield; said review to commence
on the land of LemueI B. Rucker, and pass
through, the lands of said LemueI B. Rucker,
VIM. H Philpot, VIM Calland aud Richard Hor-
ton. and to end on the said state road.
e ~ MANY PETITIONERS.
October %, 1850.
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DOAD NOTICE..-A peti,ipn will be pre-
HI secuted TO The Commissioners of Monroe
county, al their next December session, praying
for the location Of county road. to commence al
die mouth Of q run on the land Of Jacob Yockey
10 Summit township. thence up said run on the
south side thereof the nearest and best way to or
near the north line oi the land Of Jacob Kilzer,
thence 10 or pear the stable Of John James Jones
thence TO or near the dwelling house OF Philip
Shsuh, thence to or near Michael Shaubs north
ine 10 iniersect the Malaga and Lewisve road, at
or near the corner Of Apdrew Shells land.
July 3, 1850.
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STATE OF OHIO. MONROE COUNTY. IS.
Henry Ksnis.n u the o0rIs pls.s' o. o0m"0"
In CHANcERr.

vs. In cnAscrnr.
Chsrlss d. Medallion, Michael McCalhon, Will
liam Medallion, Mary McCailion. Daniel Nc
Gallon, Nancy Medallion and her husband.
whose name j. unknown; Alice Rodgers and
John Rodgers her husband, John Craig. Rich.
ard ]. Clark and Samuel Craig. partners trading
under the firm aud style of Craig, Clark s. Co.;
Levi Wilson, James Kirkpatrick, and McCuIdy
q Caldwell
s Notice is hereby given to the absent defend
ants III this case, who reside out Of the state of
Ohio. that the said complainant. on the Slst day
Of October, A. ID 1850, filed his bill in chancery,
in said court, setting forth IN substance, that about
the lst Of April, 1916, the said complainant pur.
chased OF the said defendant, Charles d Metal
lion, Lof No. 81, in the town OF Carlisle, in said
county of Monroe, that he went into possession
OF said lot in pursuance Of raid purchase, has
paid part Of the purchase money, aud is ready to
pay the balance; that he has made valuable im-
provements on said lot. but that the said Charles
d. McCallion neglects and refuses TO convey the
said lot to complainant, and has sold the same to
James Medallion, who is since deceased, aud that
the legal title to said lot has descended his heirs.
snd that the above defer dants no claim to be
judgment creditors of said Charles d Medallion,
are seeking by bill in this court 10 sell said 10:
die property of said Charles D. Medallion. Said
bill prsys the writ Of subpoena, answer OF defend
snts, decree of specific performance oi said con-
tract, and an injunction to stay the proceedings
of said defendants. claiming to be judgment cred
itofs. All said defendants therefore notified,
that unless they appear, plead, answer or demur
to said bill within sixty days after the rising oi the
next term Of said court for said county, that at
the term following. the said complainant will take
said bill as confessed, and ask decree according
70 the prayer Of the same.
VIM. C. WALTON,
Nov. 20, A. D. ls50.-6w Sol. for Comp't.
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w ARNING. Notice Is hereby given to all
Nv persons not to trade fnr note OF hand Civ.
an by me To- James Bnrey, for the sum of thirty.
five dollars and fitytwo cents, with interest from
date, and dated the Sd day Of August, 1874, and
due fourteen months after date, as said note was
obtained BY fraud, aud will not pay it unless
compelled by law. JOHN SlGLAR
Nov. 20, 1850.
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Medical Advertisements.
DR. RoaH s. coadPo5ND sYRUP
OF
Liverwort and Tar.
TIE HISTORY OF THIS MEDICINE

TIE nIStOHx OF This MEDiCINE
Is briefly told. Il is prepared mostly from Re.
ci,e fuIni.hed hy the late distinguished Profess,r
Rogers, atte, many years Of investigation and
research. AID il the one employed by him In his
own practice, snd that occasioned his unpsralleI
led success ia curing all complaints 81 the Throat
and Lungs. For four years past, the propsiet
have been putting up Dr.. Rogers C.mpouna
Syrup IF L,re,,Uort and 1d,. in Cincinnati,
ONO. From TINS point. y has been distributed
ern states Hence the rea.on ,yhv 40 many Of
onr Certificates are dated at Cincinua,i. where
Tho medicine ;s hest k,,,o,n and has hseo ,po.,
fviiv tesfrd The fi,sl wear. i,s s.Ies announced
ouIv Ia about 900 hotties: hui such was i,s ss.
ton.hing success il curing the complaints Tor
which it is recommended. that il soon acquired
IAN immense popularity. and the present year its
sales VIII exceed $50 600 battles.
Nor is he demand TO, il confined to the west
cru states Its reputatnn is spreading over the
whole Union Altho eh il has never been adyer.
tsed al all. or even offr ed for sale IN New Eue.
land. the proprietors have this day received an
order from Bangor, Me. few days since, they
received one from Lowell. Mass = also one Gcm
Palmyra, Y, and another from Columbus.
Geo Aud ~ Is because the demand for this med
icine rom abroad is so g'eat that the proprietors
ca"not supply II f'"n Cincinnati, thai they have
now entered into extensive arrangemenisfo' man
ufac'urng the article in this city, deemi u their
solemn and in'Per','s duty to put within the
reach NJ every member OF community, medi
cine white h will not only break up the most die.
tressine Cough ~ lew hours time, but which
will really and radically cure the Incipient stages
Of ConsnmpticI
PHfSlCIAN'S TESTIMONY.
LErrhR FROM H. n. wIIsoN
Pulmonary Cousunnt;on Cared
..,.,
W VI wilson u regular graduate o. the
o'a ,c"oo'' an" p'sc"tsoher OF Hgh Stanning'
ne" KNOW" ,nro"gn"u, 'hr wn"e STATE OF ONO
ne was "'r neV H. "'se"'ah 'a'h'y pny|cian
'or "yea's
HEAR WHAT HE SAYS.
n fnrHior. ua''" 20 oh.'' sept, !. 'soo;
" rogers LVerwor ana Tar. ms
medicine mas recen'ls come under my ohssrva
"on, "o' because ! so"ght 'of ~ out merely ny
seeiueM' V'z.' the case OF the Lazy o. me rev.
H. ""e'nan. whose tAmi.y physician nave "eeh
LOT m '"sNe years uu'"R t"e "no'e o' "heh time
MRS "seman mas oeeh ~ feeo'e nes''n' ana ut''
oer mea'ca' treatment, the mar" dlmcnity IN hrr
case oeihg weak ana diseased Lungs her congn
graa"a"y grew WORSE ana early 10 the spring o,
ieao. htI situation became alarming. attended
ner caIeIu'iy' a'id employed all the known rene
dies OF therapeutics "hIch only gave partial re-.
iiet. MRS. Wisef'ai' mad become emsciated and
worn d"wn. all the symptoms of pulmonary cn'-
snmpuoh appearing present. was compe'Ied II
thls peIiod 70 leave on business ana MI, Wisemsn
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DOAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
II that a Petition will be presented to the
Commissioners nj Monroe county. Ohio. at their
next December session. praying for the review
and alteration Of 40 much of the road leading
from WoodsfeId to Marietta. as lies between
Stafford and the East bank OF the Clear Fork of
Muskingnm at the bridge; and that SO much of the
old road may be supplied by this alteration, be
vacated.
October %. 1850.
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MyOMNsHIP ROAD.-Nolce ]. merely

TyOwNsHIP ROAD. D.-Noiice is hereby
q given, that on Saturday, the 30h day OF
November. 1850, Petition will be presented to
The Trustees Of Union township, praying for the
Location Of township road, commencing on or
near the lands OF WIN. Young, in said township.
running thence through the hands Of WIN Young.
Charles Arpdt. Morgan Hickman, Eliab Ms,he.
nv, Jeremiah b Brown, Samuel Cooper, Henry
Shields and Peter Brand. to the county line.
October %. 1850. an Y x Z sl