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THE LIFE OF A MAGISTRATE SAVED,
AND CERTIFIED TO BY a REGULAR
OLD SCHOOL PHYSICIAN
DIR. ROGERS WORT AND
TAR still continues TO make ASTONISHING
CURES. Take particular notice Of the date oil
the following letter:
HoLLANDsBuRGH, Darke Co., o., Oct II lo49'
Mr. H. L. ScOpuk:
Sir-AsI hrve every reason TO believe mat VT
Rogers Iiverwort and Tar has been the means OF
rrscuing me fran the grave! l feel it duty to
write you the rarticulsIs Of my case, tor the ben
eff of those who may he afflicted with that terri
bic scourge, CONSUMPTION!!
About the first Of July, 1913, was attacked
with Cough, attended with "A hectic fever, pulse
raised to 100, profuse cold night sweas, feet and
legs became sweiled. severe darrlea set IN, WIN
tbp above.nafned symptoms, and continued for
moths. and tor six weeks was confined 10 my
bed. which reduced me 10 a mere skeleton, 20
thyt | only weighed one hundred and twenty
bounds All the various medicines prescribed by
my physicians failed to effect any permanent ben
etit All who saw me believed there was no pos
able hope ef my recovery, but that must soon
die!!! We now sent Tor DR.. Cox (who stands
high in the treatment of diseased lungs) in con.
suaton with Dr. French, my attending physi-
cian, who pronounced my Case entirely hopeless,
ana that ! nnSe 0ts!" Al tnIs Crisis, througt
the strong recommendations of Dr.. Rogers Liv.
erwort and Tar Tor the cure Of Consumption,
was induced to give it trial, and to the aston
ishment of all my friends and my physicians,
Immediately began to recover, from its use, and
in four months time had gained from on. hun.
dred a,d twenty to one hun"red and ninety
pounds! aud | yet continue to enjoy the best OF
health.! Respectfully yours,
]. c HIERONIMUS.
hereby certify that was the attending physi-
clan in the above case, and that the above State
meut is strictly true.
CIEcINNATf, Oct. 20. lS49.
hereby state that am acquainted with Mr..
Hi.ronirnus, magistrate, of Hollansburg, also
with Dr. French, who is an old school physician
Of high standing. and their statements are enti.
tied TO the Highest confidence Of the public.
y'' JIM. ADAMS.
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s. HERIFF's sALE.-By virtue of 3 wri,s o.

g HERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of wrts OF
- venditioni exponas to me directed from the
Court of Comhon Pleas Of Monroe county. Ohio,
will offer for sale, at public outcry, at the front
doorof the court house IN the town of W0odsield
Monroe county, Ohio, on Saturday the 23rd day
Of March 1850, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock
m, and o'clock p m, of said day, the following
real estate 70 wiE-A part Of Lot No. 63 in the
town Of Woodsfield in Monroe county, bounded
and described as follows, to wit: Commencing for
the same at the southeast corner Of said lot af the
east side OF said tuwn, thence running westy ardly
40 feet on Washington street in said town; thence
across said lot parallel with the Back street or
commons, thence with the north line ef said lot
to the northeast corner Of said lot; thence along
the east side Of said lot to the place Of beginning
with the improvements thereon; taken as the prop
erty 81 the methodist Protestant Church, in
Woodsfeld," Il the SUITS Of Alexander Tolson for
use ct sE Appraised AZ $500. AZ
Feb. 13. l65O.-e0 ~ m, MORROW Sheriff.
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or Strapge That SO many who are afflicted
with Cough that is gradually wearing them
down, and slowly. but surely stealing them into
that dreadful disease, Consumption that disease
which carries off thousands daily, are doing no
thing, or what is worse than nuthing, gorging
themselves with nostrums, that are puffed to the
skies for cures they are said to have effected on
some foreign or unknown persons. when they
can be positively cured by using DIR. Rogers's
Compound Syrup of I.iverwort and Tar. which
still continues to effect the most wonderful cures
g ever effected in the annals Of medicine. fact
which is proved by areference to the vast num-
ber of certificates which may be seen by calling
on the agent.
Do- For Agents see advertisement in another
column.
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hy- JOHN A. COLLINS, Esq, proprietor ot
the Temperance Organ, and Lecturer aud Agent
Of the Grand Division Of Sons ot Temperance
Of Ohio. says:-That his wife had the pulmonary
Consumption, and was so far gone that ulcers
gathered on her Lungs and dlschars ed, and even
her hands aud feet became cold and clammy as
death! purple hue settled upon her lips, aud
finally her family physician gave her up to die,
saying that she could not survive more than TWO
weeks longer. We now called upon DR.. r. s.
Newton, Of Cincinnati, who advised US TO try
DR.. Rogers Liverwout and Tar, and We are hap
py 10 say that she is now the most extraordinary
trophy Of the healing virtues Of that preparation.
H oe JOHN A. COLLINS.
DR.. Newton. now Professor in Memphis Col
lcge, having previously witnessed the happy Of
feet of DR.. Rogers Liverwort and Tar. in some
Of the most hopeless cases Of Consumption
MRS. EGGART resides on Longworth street,
between Elm and Plum. Cincinnati; says that she
has been consumptive for the last six years, and
during the last year all remedies failed. Coughs
most distressing, cold night sweats, hectic fever,
;old chils every day. debiIitated and reduced to
more skeleton. and the blood now settled under
ny nails, snd'my lungs liberated both externally
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ID OAC NOTlCE.-Notice is hereby given
II that petition will be presented to the Com
missioners of Monroe county, at their st session,
praying for the location Of . County road, COM
mencing at the western termination of Washing
ton street in the town OF Wnodsfied, thence
running in westerly direction through the
lands of Michael Long, thence through corner
oi the lands of William Okey, running through
said last mentioned land IN a western direction a
patt Of the way. thence turning in a northern di
rection, thence through lands of William Crai. to
ntersect the road running west from Woodsfed
to Lewisvie, at or near beach tree west Of
Thomas Llttle's bars.
Jan. 80, 1850. A PETITIONER
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4 DMINISTRATOR's SALE-Bv vir,ue :

A DMlNlSTRATOR'S SALE.-By virtue Of
"A an order from the Court Of Common Pleas
Of Monroe county, will offer for sale on the pre-,
misses, IN Saturday the 9th day of March, 1850.
between The hou;-sa of 10 O'Clock IN, and q ;.
clock p. m. of said day. H." following lands, ly.
ing in said county, as the proper'y OF Michael
Archer, deceased, to wit: The southeast quaIier
of the northeast quarter of section 81, township 6,
and range 8, appraised at $l96; also the southwest
quarter of the northwest quarter of section 80,
township 6, and range 8, appraised at $l60,
and on the following terms, viz One-,hrd in
hand. one.thirt in months. and the residue in 2
months, with interest from the day of sale: the
deferred payments TO be secured by mortgage or
otherwise. ELIJAH ARCHER, Admir-
Dec %. lS49' of Michael Archer, dec d.
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n DAD NOTlCE.-Nr,ce is hereby given
IL that petition will he presented to the
Com missoners OF Monroe county, Ohio. at their
next March session, praying for ,he location of a
county road, commencing a few rods below Jacob
Roarer's saw mill, on said Roarer's land in Elk
township. in said county, thence starting across
Duck creek, thence going up through the land of
James Rucker, thence on to the road leading from
Harretsville to Lebanon, thence TO a Dutch
Meeting House. and thence to folluw the top of
the ridge to Henry Weppler's, thence throu gh
said Weppler's land joining another road right on
the county line between Monroe and Washington
counties. Jan. 80, 1850
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and internally. and my physician now called 10
ceIebr med Lung Doctor who said that there was
no hope of my recovering. Some Of my friends
called in to take their LAST LEAvE!! With
a faint hope now commenced taking DR.. Ro.
gers Liverwort and Tar-snd what happy
change. now enjoy better health than ! have
since I was fourteen years Of age. and have
gained in flesh from ninety to one hundred and
forty pounds, within the last three months.
We. the undersigned. state that we are ac-
duainted and visited Mrs. Eggart during her sick.
ness, aud believe the above statement to he true
JOHN MELENDY.
D. X. LEAVITT.
Deacons Of the Fva Congregational Church
For further information, we refer TO REV.
MR. BOYNTON, pastor of the above.named
church, OF which Mrs. Eggart is . member.
DR.. H. COX, Oate Professor in the Cincinnati
Medical College, says:-However reluctant
have been TO permit my name TO be attached to
patent medicines, l consider it my duty to the
community 10 state that Dr.. Rogers Liverworl
and Tar acts more like specific than any Other
remedy ever used. In the case of Miss lsate
Belt, who was pronounced by several physicians
to be laboring under the LAST STAGES OF
SCROFULOUS CONSUMPTION! !! by the use
of few bottles of the above medicine, she wa
restored to perfect health.
III. Il. cox, M. D.
o. The Hon. Judge HENRY MORSE, o
Cincinnati. says-Dr Cox is my family physI
clan, and have more confidence in his skill as l
physician than any man living.
HENRY MORSE.
o. IMPORTANT CAUTION.-Owing Il
the late counterfeit by John 7. roland, DR.. Ro
gers LiverwoIt and Tar will be hereafter envel
uped in WHITE WRAPPER, and splendi'
steel. plate engraved LABEL, and signed AN
DREW ROGERS. For sale wholesale and re
tail by A. L. SCoLVlLL,
s. E. corner 5th and Race Sts., Cincinnati
| ALSO by
| J. r. & J. II. MoRRis, Woodsfield.
H- ~ MORRIS Il MITCHELL, Antioch.
POLLOCK CARTER, & Co Clarington
VIM. STEEL, Stafford,
JOHN M. RowAND, Summerfield,
E. e. C. A Boyp, Carlisle.
HANEs e. PANcoAsT, jamestown,
TALBOT & WERMIcK, Malaga,
JOHN KooNTz, do
ISAAC WELSH, Beallsville.
| w. e. J. MYERS. New Castle.
| PETER DoRR, Williamsburg.
MILLS, IAMs s. DANA, Marietta.
f. G. MORGAN, ST. CIaiIsville.
ISRAEL GREENE, McConnellsvill.
Feb. 40. lS50.-2m
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NOTICE is hereby given to Samuel Brotvn
IN and all other persons, that application vii
be made TO the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe
county, Ohio, at their next session in said county,
for an order of Redemption for the followingl
lands, sold for taxes, TO wit: Thirteen acres Off
from the east half the southwest quarter of Sec
tion %, township 6. aud range 8, which said lands
were sold by John Kerr, Treasurer of said county.
mn the 10Th day of January. 1913, to Samuel
Brown for taxes, and which original tract was
descrbsd upon the tax duplicate for taxation as
the east half of the southwest quarter of section
IS, township 6, and range s, containing 79 acres
Charged on said duplicate for taxation in the name
of VIM. H. Kirkman.
Jan. 10, 1850. BENJAMIN BROWN.
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LANES IAHoNEY, CABINET MAKER.
NN &c. NJ " CASTI 4 Ms....- cI---.--- ~,

AMES IAH0NEY, CABINET MAKER.
- &c.. v CASTLE. Monroe County, b,
.especuti'l. ".'n'ns T." inhabitants of New Cas.
se ana lts ~, that he is ready ct ali times 10
furnish ther' t,i household furniture Of alI de.
scfptiohs, aud y superior workmanship. al prices
wn,eh eannot fail togve satisfaction; being ss low
y. p I1wet than car purchased at Wheeling. =,
Iroauce OF all descriptions taken In exchange.
A IIACHMENT.-At my instance an sssseKs
- 1a meht was this Gay issued by Timo,hy SmItk
@ .us.,ee % the Peace ter Stock township, Moi.
unlo, agans; tie effects Of James F6y 80.
A. nonIesuent 20 o. ssid county Dated 81. 'ssy TX
"' 'o' JAMES W, sHAvKy.Axo
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COMMISSIONERS SALE

"ASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
Vl 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 salr, at public
outcry, at the front door Of the court house in said
county, on Saturday, the 18th day Of February
next. between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, a N, and
o'clock. p m. on said day, the undivided inter
est OF John Crupper in and to the following de-
scrbed real estate, situate in the county aforesaid.
to wit: The west half Of the southwest quarter Of
section 81, township 4, and range containing
81 acres OF land, more or less. Said interest be-.
ing the undivided third OF said premises. sub.
ject to the interest therein of Mrs. james, wife OF
Jesse Jones. Appraised at $2O5 55
Jan. l6. 1902 90 VIM. OKEY, Mas. Com
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Ordinance
PASSED BY THE TOWN COUNCIL OF
THE TOWN OF WOODSFIELD, ON THE
FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1850.

PASSED BY THE TOWN COUNCIL OF
THE TOWN OF WOODSFIELD, ON THE
FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1850.
Sec. l. Be ii ordained by the T0,Dn Council.
efMe Io,vn Of Woodsfeid, That one hundred
and fifty dollars of the funds belonging to said
Town be appropriated to Grading and MoAdamiz.
ing parts Of the Main Street of said town: com.
mencng at the southeast corner Of Kirkbride'
Store. and continuing south on said street.
Sec. 2. That said Street be laid off in sections
of 66 feet Ia length and l6 feet wide for stoning-
measuring from the centre Of the street feet each
wav for the width and G6 feet long and 46 feel
wide for grading
SEc.3 That said sections so laid off be sold oul
in contracts to the lowest bidder, to grade and
stone the same
SEC. 4. That the person making the lowest
bid for section or sections, shall give bond and
security for the faithful performance Of said con.
tract in double the amount of the contract.
Sec. 8. That the stone to be put OH sad con-
tracts shall be broken not larger than three inches
in diameter, and put on at least six inches thick
Sec 6. That the work on said contracts after
completed by the buyer, shall be examined by the
Town Council, and if it fulfills The contract, the
Town Council shall order that payment be made.
Sec. Z. That the grading aid stoning shall be
sold In separate contracts.
SEC. 8. That said contracts shall be sold out OH
the premises, on the 4th day OF March, 1850, by
the Recorder Of said Town.
SEC. 8. That said contracts shall be completed
on or before the 4th day of July, 1850.
H. A. RUTTER, Mayor.
M. Morrow, Recorder.
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nj. TESTIMONIALS %

The proprietor is not willing that his mere as
serton shall be the only certificate Of the virtues
Of this great remedy for CONSUMPTION; moi
has he room to publish in The columns Of news
paper the hundreds, ay, thousands Of certificates
which have been voluntarily profered him by
those who have been CURED by it. The mass o
testimony in his hands. from the citizens OF GIN
c,sNAri, and those, too. of the first character
and pectability, IS almost incredible. A shor
extract from several of these certificates il given
srs. THEY ARE PUBLISHED ENTIRE in
panphIet form, and may be seen in full by calling
upon the AGENT.
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Reader! a word 10 you. II you wish to have
most excellent medicine IN your house, to use i'm.
medateIy in cases Of burns, cuts, sprsi"s bruises,
headache, toothache, neuralgic pains, cramps,
numbness, &c., go and get bottle Of h. G. Far
rell's Arabian Linimeat, and you will hnd it un-
equalled by ary medicine of the kind in the whole
world. See advertisement. .....
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COTNTY, 80.
Petition TO COMPLETE REAL CONTRACT.

CI n z OF OIlIO, WONVOFs COINI1, 81.
PETITION TO COMPLETE REAL CONTRACT.
James Archer. Adm'r. The said defendants
VS., will take notice that Jas.
Mary J. Amix, George Archer, as Administra-
Amix her!husband, Mi tor of Ahram Archer.
chael Archer, Elizabeth deceased, filed his Peti.
Archer. Charles Archer ton in the Courtof Com
and Harvey Archer. man Pleas Of Monroe
county, Ohio, on January OH. A. d. 1850, against
them, wherein he prays to be authorized BY san,
Court to convey by good ana sufficient deed, to
Patrick Touey. the southwest quarter Of the north
east quarter of section 90, in township q, of range
8, in pursuance of a contract made by the said
Abram Archer in his life time, with said Touey,
which petition will be heard at the April term Of
said Court, 1850. By HUNTER & ROSS,
Jan. %, lsso-sw Ah'ys for Plaintiff
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mgDIED.-On Monday morning last, at
the residence of his father, in this town.
ship, Mr.. WALTER DAVIS, aged about 26
years.
r. On Sunday night last, after short ill
ness, JESSE JACKSON, son of Samuel Jack
son, Of Centre township, aged l6 years.
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I'D DAD NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
10 that petition will be presented to the Com.
missioners of Monroe County, Ohio, at their next
session, for the location OF county road commenc.
ing at the county road that leads up the Middle
Fork of Duck Creek at or near William Young's,
10 Enoch township, thence to run norlhery di.
rection between said Yonng's house and stable
along above said Young's fence. thence up along
by Ferdinand Hupp's place, thence on the best
ground along the ridge by Adam Shaiers thence
on the best ground for road along The ridge to
intersect the road ,hst leads up the ridge near
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PETITION FOR PARTITION.

Elizabeth Peden, Nelson Peden, ]. Obediah
Peden, Alexander Peden, Jerome Peden, Olivia
Peden. and Elizabeth Peden. Jr., will take notice
that Petition was filed against then, on the 18th
day of February, A. D. 1850. in the Court of
Common Pleas OF Monroe county, Ohio, by David
Peden, and is now pending. wherein the said Da-
vid Peden demands Partition of the following Real
Estate, TO witt The northwest quarter of the
southeast quarter Of section 8, township 2, and
range A; also, The southwest quarter of the
northwest quarter Of sectiun s, township 2, aud
range Al also, the northwest quarter of the south.
west quarter Of section 8, township 2, ana! range
4 also, the northwest quarter OF the northeast
quarter Of section 9, township 2. aud range 4 :,
also, The northeast quarter OF the northwest guar
ter Of section 8, township and range !; slsn, the
northwest quarter Of The southeast quarter OF
section 10, township 9, and range A.; al.o, the
east half Of the southwest quarter Of sectnn 10,
township 9, and range 4; also, the northeast
quarter of the northwest quarter OF section 10.
township 2. aud range A; also, the southeast
quarter of the southeast quarter of section II,
township 9. and range A. also, the southeast
quarter of the southeast quarter of section l6,
township 2, and range 4; also, the west halt Of
the southeast quarter of section l6, township 9,
and range a; also, the southeast quarter Of the
southwest quarter of section l6. township 2, and
range 4; also, the east half Of the southwest
quarter of section l6. township 2, and range 4;
also, the southeast quarter Of the southeast quar-
ter OF section o. township 2, and range 4; also,
the south half Of the northwest quarter Of section
8, township 2, and range A. also, the southeast
quarter OF the northwest quarter Of section 10,
township 2, aud range I; also, the southeast
quarter of the southwest Qualter OF section 8,
township 2, and range Aud that at the next
term OF said court application will he made by the
said David Peden for an order that Partition be
made of said premises.
DAVID rEDEN,
Ma By N. HoLLIsrEn, his Atty
. Feb % 1880 -6v
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G. 4 A RR Ell LIS.
CELEBRATED
/ {. II Linim m cnt.

VHEHE miraculous cures performed by the Ara
Il bIan physicilts in the days OF old, wefe then
looked upon as III result of magic, but siuce we
have BECOME i!ti ~ with their history we can
thus account { l.. ,r surprising power over d.
sease Iheir .. ai'tnen's in the know ledge of
medicine were IL ~ " OF the age, while at the
same time the sc;e,.ce f Chemistry, which with
them had its Origin, vaS 10 the rest Uf the world
"a sealed books" and in Bnlany they were the
most zealo ct students. In the beautiful grove,
which skirt the deserts Of Arabia, abound rare
plants and odorous woods. whence are obtained
THOSE ator,atic gums fragrant balsams, OF which
this Incompatible IMMINENT is composed; and by
whose stimulating unctuOus, penetrating and
Anodyne properties it is, when applied, instanta-
neously diflused through the whole nervous sys
tenn, allaying the most intense pain in the ncredj.
bly, short time of 10 or Is minutes. Its action 10
prompt. p ,werfu and effectual. without the LEAST
danger. ltpenerstes the flesh to the bone, re-.
lakes tacted cords. restores use TO limbs which
have been palsied for years. causing the shriyeIed
flesh to grow out and rich blood to circuIa,x
through its veins. Ii restores the S, noviaI Fluid
or Joint Water, and this is the ,eason why il hs,
been so universally successful curing all diseases
Of the joints. In chronic affec tons OF the Spu,e
Liver, Lungs and Kidneys, this great A,sb,ait
remedy stands unparalleled; for Ague Cake or En-.
largement Of the Spleen it is specific; and tor
Rheumatism it has performed soIne Of the most
extraordinary cures on record; also for Cramps,
Swellings, Pains, Wounds, Chilbains. Burns,
White Swellings, Tumors, sc, &c. II is equally
efiicacious in diseases of animals, such as FistuI.
Poll Evil, Sweeney, Stiff Complaint, Distemper.
Farcy, Sprains, Bruises, Wounds, Mango, Sps:
wins, Windgals. Spin; and for nearly all diseases
either IN man or beast, which require an externaf
application, this Liniment stands al the head of an
medicines.
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nUBLIC SALE.-The public are informed,
IL that on Friday the 18th OF March. on the
premises Of Mr.. Kifkw ood. there will lie offered
for sale the House Furniture belonging TO the
subscriber, consisting of Bureau, Bedsteds. Tia
bles. Stands, Chairs, Cooking Stove, sc Also,
Buggy and Harness. The public are respectfully
invited to attend. Sale to commence al O'Clock
M. Conditions will be made known at the
time. .... ID. X. CAMPBELL.
Woodsfeld, Feb 20th, l850.-ts
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II EFT the subscriber on Thursd.y the Goth
IL day Of December, lS49, Margaret Moore,
bound girl. All persons are hereby warned moi TO
trust or harbor her, as will pay no debts of her
contracting. JOSEPH RONAR
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.gUyHE WOODSFIELD GERMAN BRA!

.1UyHE WOODSFIELD GERMAN BRASS
F BAND. after two months learning, have
concluded 10 give FREE CONCERT in the
Court House in Woodsfied, on Friday the 22d
inst at early candle light, in memory of George
2 Washington's birth day. This will be their first
appearance before the public F,ont seats reserv-
ed for the ladies. Feb l3, 1850
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I'D DAD N0TICE.-NdIice is hereby given
IL that a petition will be presented To the Com
mssioners of Monroe county. at their neat session,
praying for the location of county road in the
township OF Centre in said county, to begin at the
section corner between section thirteen aud tour
teen in said ownship. commencing at the Antioch
road thence up the creek through James Mafe,t's 5
and Jacob Mailet's farms to or near Giles Gadd's
house, thence through Philip Drums farm and on
near to William Maffelt's house. thence north on
or near the line between Philip Drum. William
Mafett and Join Maffrtts farms. so as to interseci
the Sunfsh roa |, and there to end
Jan 30, 1850. A PETITIONER