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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-02

Cholera az AlaJama.--Thc steamer
Isabella arrived at Montgomery, Ala.
bama, on Saturday last from Mobile,
with Irish laborcrs TO work on the plank
road in that vicinity. On the passage
five persons died. and when she arriv.
ed Il, the wharf four more were dead
upon her deck she also put ashore
four more, who died shortly after, ma.
hing in all thirteen deaths.
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STATE OF VERMONT, la.-cas

STATE OF VERMONT, lu.rcas lllr.
ku.aTt County, ~ t.umptpn . !
paNloi, "a 90, county ct Elll aua STATE
oi Nrrp OF, has exhibited me. lithra
Hall, one Of the Judges 81 s~ubr,m..
Count VI the Stale Of Iefmla. !,.,ei vi re.
luiou, >rtiIrg iprlH. "a sI'r zee, That lac.
~ married GA ts. OF, dat otr,a, 4 -
! IL, al Font ann, IN the cay OF W5sh.
in-,In and Slllc oi Nv itto ufc he
Hcnac. lhop a. Glen ta'is .itao caun.y
ot 4 bloomsbury aud STATE ri NJ orb vh,..t
mann re-. wSs procured aFa,A ~ - a.! and
consent at the sa,d Elliott I.ainn, AMI o.,
the fraud Of ,Ac SAID /or At.ro. s4iiIar
forth that since the sad msTfaon Tie 81 ID
G'A day OF Mach, l-i1, thck! /o. '.r-
committed the crime of adEluaUd uia.-
/ ing hat IA bi!l OF diVofcr be- gGa INA. LIS.
, sali illiot, " bloA sad ilDei sdfe,sso o,
: lAr Saprr.pc rSgIl, nf&t t. 80 az RAJ
laur. WGItu nd for the r0uatv Ru.5nJ.
on the tin JucsJay liter ihc 1tu-su4s o..
, DccrHibcT i>ju. Ana, u lIayI an msa..
2. apprat t.4t tHe FaIc H." ss.uDi ii.-
SAFE. II 10 pf.efed b. tald u Tia, n.-
lir- of ,ne lscu0ency al the i.'e -sa,G. L..
gwen toiu' sad /nr, b, pa "a itr ...l-
stance Of ssiJ hael and lA., ordsifi. Hu,
land County Herald, br aslah 4h.uA.a
nj I'D Rutiaud, thf'o vC'ks gelT.
the Set T v disqualification, 10 .~s,, 30.
s,1 ~,eks previous 10 the ,lla 81 @. s4.s
Supreme Court
/ dated 2 sa,d Rutland ,'ai- ~ t,rJ4iy.
IA -. i-,n
INLAND HALL, Judre Of sapi Csui,
.F,rrrTt foTTtf, Any
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-02

fEd7Ev To DrSrH.~lhc mail stage,
when this side Of Hudson. night be.
fjrc last, overlook q sleigh embedded
in a snow bank, containing a wc"an.
several children, and n quantity of
furniture aud bedding. Tie driver,
4 colorci man, was found dead. hay.
Ing been frozen in lis seat. The wo.
man aud children had been ircscrvcd
from similar fate by wrapping them
selves MP il the bedding. They were
Immediately conveyed 10 house near
ty, and kindly taken care Of. They
arc not likely TO suffer any permanent
inconvenience from their cHlosurc.--
INapy IRE Jour.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-02

~ ~ lHL III A u rf ~lSft Ntt
-~Fn'ndimc last summit ! e'far scr ~
Buffalo ,'>,k cab fpr steamer l@nd.
my and w. stopped half way. the caj-
man taking advantage o! l,is ability 10
flVc' the passenger. from his vehicle,
AID demanding 60 for III. hallway ~.
sage. The nan d,mIrr,d The cab.
nan called - l,is assistance a fellow rut'
tan the stranger Was kuorked dowa
aud sss compelled TO ray 'he five dol
lars charged bs hi. driver, and s. al.
diilcnni 10 the driver, accompl,ce in his
'iiainy. The man dil 30; top there
bat reached them through the courts
Tue c9nseqacnce was. the sentence Of
1Aomas Fitzgerald. the rahtnan, for =
highway robbery, State prison for ten
years. and Livingston sheldon. hi. ac-
compile. for highway robbery, State
prison ten ytnis-Ijotou Courier.
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Laay Iadia Tara Tie Washing.
Ton Rrpubl.c states thr following u'ci-
dent r. connection nh ,ae lair >scde $
departure frrri that clit.
When the boat was aboo, tn ssr,
Mr. Iiecsiac APPROACHED her 10 iak,
leave. She gave him her hand utter.
ing l,aj good bye" na'l then sad.
"oh. ! have bsea 70 hone red by the
good people ID year l~auiiiui city. by
TIC great ani good inca Of your nation.
that. '.-.J.nny sad chat bat she said
80 norc, for ,Icnrys ,oioc. thai RIOS
iran'lfDi Of ali voices. had faded her
fur oucc. aud Jenny was weel ine HE =
child. and il wns tina. that Jcun, In
VS. We do not envy her the crest GIT
'bc possesses, bu' lie viii hc greatly
tnvicd w'n shall ever possess herself. -
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For Sale,
AGRICULTURAL rMe.gmrwTs.


ST\TE or VERMONT EeE 10 -lmom-
District Of Rutland, "a. S-b,-t iLat
a. q -t.;al se..i.u aftha y III Cor; e.. d.,
.ai4 district 90 atlauiJ.c.j = ;,3Naud .i a.l
10y sa,d ai'irirt on She hraN outlay being
he - day OF December, l. 1850
Ntc'ras certain iHstrumCatir writing Ia.
= i the i".h day ~ August, 4. u. 1850. tir-
porting [. b. lac last YiI sldie.tament Of
u" amin Johnson lat- Of Shre strry. ~ sad
distract deceased, has been tnis i!,y rrtsrnted
2, sud toIIg ~ Wares n. 4. I-ieh the tx
trqi,r thrrs.a NAMED go 1ri~rta. aid instru-
~ "a may h. duly proved aHI allowed b. aid
B c ur ISL sid lat Hill al! Testament.
Therefore, 4 IL ord ret by iald coqrt. that
the probate AMI aiio~aucy Of .iiI H.tra,
, Wsut a. sasi is.twt!l a1I ;.st.sent b, and IA, 4
h,r.-y are. ref -r,i . a stati .-.-..,, fad
Probate Cont q he i,'l &. the pNire q III,
Register ot sail Curt TO all Rutland on H.,
fs.. Monday bee a.. the 9Th 9fy ~ J4auary. A
u. ISL and that rotiec ,icrcnf he given T.,
I rub-!AA-nF certified copy 81 tb, rsrgrd II TN
uT4.r three sc. .i- I...s-.v. e pf.t .ort 't.ff..
10 thc Ru,i4oi Herald lYsrarc- rr.r,,,
3 - - Rutland, ant circulate. o 90, rrrilur
. hood c' tan~r interested .u sdcF that AL ter
saas ~ erected ttere rasy il.o, and th,ra az
3 pear before I'D rtGgt auI a.4t-sl tho p-oi,at
. ard "a .lpu.tcs o. .sid ig.,r-m. a.. ssiI las
. all ard iC'tNiaert II they a. cassc,
A rrl cory ~ fscrfi-
~ HENRY HALL, Register.
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CASH STSRl

A FTER the first day of ...nuary rcA,,
- thc subscriber designs . coniiuc his
sales Of goods to Ready Pa, An Goods
wtIl hr marked at the lowest ash price. from
which there will he no variatin BY adopts
ina this system he hopes to sclGoots at such
prices as viii secure 4 liberal mar. Of patron
arr. CHARLES ELEMENT.
Centre Rutland, Dec. 10, 100. t.14w
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NEW LooKS

T.a DnsH,. - al,ss Il I G..lI,
In' L.ur.a,
L.yrg iplb.fs # Nu'',,a,
tasJ. Nes ,.rot., 50. A.
- Ii l. STLNtER
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-02
TnotirsoN s AIllrIInc rlcs

II t.t y'l Nt .'igtD 80 o,~ ~ hphani
l. " -ta.. h A.r ,-a.c' H'rudsni iyr
s... ~ We .4n.'.., t.t..H. 80 rs'" cop
81 '.- p.J5'.r s. 4,arst rh,,rs4ae and ntsh
t~..~ , .ti ~ l. .FtNLEh
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-02
PROBATE COURT NOTICE.

'ENIll i'Tnb1tc C"ur, ~ and Tor the district
ID 81 kuliaud, sod h,'t ~ -lat,d -rr.,on.
daring t,e 'a-'I'n,. }csr o. Henry Hon 81.
'r'r ~ Rutland "a ~sni d'stuct, uu the first
Won las !r,ch ~ NTH rs oid-r 81 Court :,
!ikNRl BALI, Itrgi-tcr
Do >, I-1n r.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-02

Marr'age is a Lohery.--At an eve
ming party in Providence, r. J., n few
evenings since j, was proposed to dis,
pose Of the belle Of the room by lottery.
Twenty tickets were Immediately sold
al fixed price. TIE holder Of No.
90 drew the prize. The joke ended
no, here. The fortunate adven,urer
has since married the lady whose name
was drawn against his number. Thus
has the season Of art unions commenc.
. cd in Providence.
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NOTICE.

VXvHEREAS I.orct,e J., my wife, has lrt
w my bed and hoard. and refuses to I've
with me, without any lust cause, and has Al 80
taken my cit,ld with her. Tins is therefore
10 forbid all persons harhofng or trusting
thpm on my account az | shall pay no debts
of their contracting ai'e- tins date.
PELtG \. EDDY
Clarendon, Dec, g, 1850. 81
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o. The will Of the Ex-king, Lon
Is Philippe, has jus, been proved in The
Pretoga,ivo Court Of Canterbury. lie
bequeaths all his property and securi-
tic, in England, Sicily Ind America, TO
her Majesty, the Ex.Qnren. The cas-
tie and estate at Eu, and the estates at
Trepoti. are left to the Dnc de- Ne
mours. The will is written in English
and signed Louis Philippe After the
death of the Queen, the property is to
be divided among the grandchildren.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-02

FAMILY RrR.rp TO DEAIu.-Dn
the morning af the l2,h inst. at 2 o.
clock, the house &C iLr. John Co,hthard,
in Quccnsburg, y. H., was consumed
by fire, with all hi, family, consisting
OF Nr. Coul,hard, wife md child The
cause Of the fire is unknown.
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CoMnIssioNERs NOTICE

AXE fh- tu'ls-r'hcfs hrIar ar4aitd,t - ltr Hsr
W Probate C'Vr i"r the d,sr'.sr 81 Fairissrt rr,T
sFs-fs t. Ir.tNs rSsf-lrs IA -! usl ~ eisif,,s
'Fasitf. ~ al fr-1f,- sEs art ths ssst. o SIlBEL
tLAkE .4ie u PsN.t ~ s.s iisitiei a.,.s..g
fcfFesfnfra iHs'Fcsl All ~ r.aths ffoH thS litt
aar - NoV i-. e' Gs s..0S-c > - ccan f8r tfsi
iH-'p'ss. .a tlstsIefs 10 r. flVs tri,s that
49, attend % th- 's-3fcsS ~ our ,ald
ai ftr lFNa Gers. 0fft .r "a Pa & On a.. IfsN
- 81 .ssrsitt sso sia,si r'1t ifs, 10 tirts
D. "'.'' 80 . - = ~ saes pf sa'e Gays.
Mas ttN1 sTEuND,f rs....,.....,..-
kRNbAiL, III Aa' 'h''s
Lsa- = F.ali yez ~ i-y "a
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CHRISTMAS AND NEW.YEARs.
iMPoRr t>T INTEI.IiGryCr

'T'''" ''""N UrINN n IHIf FoNffTy
'HNlIlS Gel, brat d lnn,viduai ~ Connected
- pas. 'tu"ugb j,udlow aud i,nv,. at
the n'".r oi \. BIcon, tuin,f ui Man
ana ~ poi SiI'"i, great 'niicty Of Toys,
b". ~, aud tho'cr ft'~a's for Christmas
aud New Years. tn MAS oct asion the Store
ul III" sHhsvihrr " III bee bcautIiu,iy trimmed
aud i.luW mated, and the puncrUua tf,.uds
al the snhsrrIhr.r aud The puhhc generally
are invited /" attend, and ~ charge made Ia
those " hn may wish 10 tNan.ir" the large
asoottncn, o, Toys, Books, and tonGcilon-
AIRY. W. A. BACON.
Ludlow, vermont, ii,gw
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Sshsi'''s Cnissrsits npctiousry. Ssriih's Primary
s.t Vw'i7 os0sfsPa,, Mae h~k Puusf, icttrire
&c o.. "a Aai Ie,grApsy 4G4 AlI4s ACsiiaak's
70 H. Reas ia~. Resiefs Aud s-i,'.
%,Is NsH's Ha'o,s> tts'E's antGr.-H's Gram
U.ar. Asg, Aesn's TR,Els3u's sad Gtesni.af,
ArtbnGlss
t-urrs as lrryi.' ph, sissas. fsysshI Dasi..
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-01-02

JAS. ). Calhoun, Of Ga has been APP
-.aied Governor OF New Mexico, ard
y Oh n. Saith, Secretary.
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HEALTH AND LIFE INSURANCE.

VA A. BACON is Agent tcthe Bcrk
w SHIRE Health Insurance nd London
Life Insurance Companies.
Ludlow, VI. IoJl II :,,m
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The subscribers are AUTHORIZE 10 issue
Fol for tie above named Intuition on
as favorable terms as any Icsponple Com
pany. RorBINs Il GArAAS.
Apply 10 GARpNER j. liowrExaniincr
in Ludlow, Windsor Co, Vt. 81
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Stationery,

port g0-e fss3s fr-t-'s.e1 b-as.ag. nf.aI
Co. i,~l'sr I'D kg,s Psi-r,
~ Wh.ls al N,,v Eavt!o;s. Usry's CT
l-ti -sr~s, rd .~astfy! VARIETY t5a, biz al .sSl
By iiss B~oss, A.. a..
HATE Paiu-'. yrfaaal Eey,si.', a. shgls
snt retail A. A..
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Paper fIangings.

nNE THgtrAAD Rul-Ls ssa J-Ilsf. t-ssfy. ss
~ b. rItre, ifail. g. - tcgts rlA
zIss Para AAs E-SBEsiss etssar- Ne
H. !. AFLALLR.
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Eo1icB

vVilLgLAs. u,y v rst ~ ols ilv.r
w b.. len u,o h,d and iat5 Nith,ol
sny in~, es,ts" ~ r,ovoest'"n. tAvsc'or~. ,ln,
- 10 iafh,d a.. ,rit,ns tsat4or'G ~ irn','as
hrr. On ~, ceuIni. a. ! sra.fpsy 40 debts
Of her ceatraei,ng s,lef ikt aa,
a tofN llrSE
sh-lry Nliiosc. Mas. Dec y i-.1
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-10-15

GHERTFF'S SALE BY virtue Of a writ Of
g Fl Fs ct Lev. Fla. issued from the Court OF
Common Pleas Of Moproe county, Ohio, aud to
me directed, | will offer for sale at public outcry,
at the front door of the court huuse in the town Of
WoodsielJ, in said county, on
Tuesday. the 2lst day Of October, 1851,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a IN, and 4 o'clock
p m. df said day, the following described lands and
tenements, lying and being in said county, 10 wit:
The ives, halt Of Ebt M. 5, in the town of
Beallsville; and the undivided half of the follow
ing parts Of Lots Nos l aud A, in the town Of
BeallsviIle, commencing at the forth west cbrner
Of Lot No a running east with South alley " feet,
thence south across Lots Nos A aud I thence west
80 teet to Washington street, thence north with
Washington street to the place of beginning.
Taken in execution andlevied on as the property
of George w Neff, al the suit Of Henry Neff.
sept.f 81 so 1 M. MORROW, Shf.
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GHFRIFF'S SALE BY virtue of two wri.s
~ Of Venditioni Exponss issued from the court
of Commou Pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio, aud
TO the directed. ] will ,tfrr Tor sale, al public ont.
cry, at the font door OF the court house ~ the
town Of Woodsfield. in said county, on
Tuesday. the 21st day of October, 1851.
between the hours 10 o'clucs a m, aid 4 o'claek
p moi said day the following described lands and
tenemenis. lying and being in sad county. 10 wit:
The west half cf the north east quarter If ser
lion II, township 3. and isuge s., containing so
acres more or less; also the stn,h east qparrer .f
the norih east quarter Of the s,tDr section tnwn.
ship aud range, con'siring 10 acres more or .ess:
also the south east q"rr'rr Of the north ives, quar.
'er OF the same section. tn"n<hip and range, coz
tanning ~ acres more OF less ''
Taken in esecutim .nd l"vi-d IN IS The proper
yof lsrael Barnes. a, he suit Of John Monigom.
cry. Appraised at 4
sept IL 90 IS ''' NJ. MORROW. SIT
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Monroe Academy.

This Institution, situated at Woodsiield, Ohio,
will be opened on Monday, the 3rd day OF No
vember, 1851, and continue five months. The
undersigned HERMAN ELsNER & VIM. w LIv-
INGsToN, in whose charge this Institution is now
placed, Gatter themselves that the opportunities
now oilolded for a thorough instruction have new
er been pxcclled ia Ibis part Of Ohio. DR.. Elsner
is a Graduate of the University of Halle, one of
the most celebrated Institutions at learning in
Europe, and being a pupil of Gesenius. hopes to
be able IN give satisfaction.
THE COURSE OF STUDY
Will embrace a full knowledge Of the Hebrew,
Greek, Latin, French and German Languages. and
the trious branches of Natural! Science and Math-
ematics.
THE FEMALE DEPARTMENT
Will he conducted as heretofore, separately, and
every possible facility IN this. as well as in the
Male Department, will be afforded for the advance
ment of The pupils.
TERMS:
Arithmetic. English Grammar, Geogra-
ply and History, $500
Algebra, Natural Philosophy, Botany,
Chen istry, Natural History and Geo
graphy of the Heavens, 500
The Higher English Branches and Math.
einaics including Plain and Spherical
Tiigonometry, 800
Mensnratiop, Surveying, Hebrew, Greek
Latin, French, and German Lam
S''s''' HERMAN ELsNER, ph II, D
tat WIN W.. LIVINGSTON.
WOoDerIEID. Sent. "a. 1851 .t ....-H
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49, HERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of 2 writs of
- Fl Fa. ct Lev. Ia. issued from the Cnurt Of
Pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio, and to
me directed, | will offer fr sale at public cutlery.
at the front door OF the court house in the town OF
Woodsfieid, id said county, OH a-H ..
Tuesday, the 2lst day of October, 1851,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a m, and 1 O'Clock
p m. of slid day, the following described lands and
tenements. lying and being in said county. to wit:
The north half Of the north west quarter of sec
ton So, township l, of range 4, containing 81 a.
cres; also the north west quarter of ME north east
quarter OF the same section, town ship and rang e,
containing 40 acres; also the south west quarter
of the south east quarter of the same section, town
ship aud range, containing 80 acres.
Taken IN execution and levied on as the proper
ty OF Milton DUNCAN at The suits ofMcCoy & This:
tie and Nathan Hollister -."
sept IL f2 90 q M. MORROW, Shift,
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GHERlFFtS SALE by virtue of a writ of
~ Fl. Fla ct Lev. Fla. issued from the Court .
Common Pleas OF Monroe county, Ohio, aud to
me directed, | will offer Tor sale, at public ont
cry, at the front door of the court house in.the
town Of Woodsfield. in said c,unly, on
Tuesday, the 2lst day Of october, 1851,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a m, and 4 O'Clock
p M, of said day, the folio wing described lands aud
ter ements, lying and being IN said conr ~, to wit:
The north west quarter OF the south west quar-.
ter of section 81, township 3. of range 5, contain
ing 25 acres, more or less.
Taken IN execution and levied on as the prop.
erty of Thomas Vance, at the suit of Vachel
Barnes, for use.
sept II so I9 M. MORROW. Sh'f.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE BY
lVN virtue of a mandate to me directed from the
court of Common Pleas within aud for the coun.
ty of Monroe and State Of Ohio, in the case OF
Craig, Clarke g. Co, ct 81. vs. Charles Medallion
ct al, will be offered for sale at public auction, a
the door of the court house in said county, on
Tuesday, the 2la day of October,
next, between the hours of 10 O'Clock a ~, and
A O'Clock p m, the following descr bed tracts of
land, situate lately in said county OF Monroe, now
j Noble county, to viii: .
Part of section thirty six township seven, and
range eight. beginning fur the same at the north
east corner Of the town OF Carlisle, allo wing an al
ley of one rod wide, thence south 2211a degrees
east with the north line of the said alley, keeping
the same course to the north west corner OF lot
No. %, thence south TX degrees west to the line
diving townships six nnd seven, except a part
decided TO Solomon Wolf 80 feet 90 the street and
90 feet back wherein his blacksmith shop stands,
thence from said shop running east 10 the said d.
viding line to the soush west corner OF lands own
ed by George Grow, thence north with Crows
line to the second corner of Crows land in the
Elk fork Of Duck creek, formerly the south east
corner OF lands owned by T.. Salisbury, thence
running south west with the direction OF said Elk
fork Of Duck creek, being the dividing, line, con.
tanning six acres Of land more or less. Also Lots
Nos 9 10, IL, go, %. 2S, "a, and rs, in the town
of Carlisle. WM. OKEY, Mas Com.
sept IL, 1851 "a IS Mon. Com Pleas
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WoopsrIELp, Sept. "a, 1851

GUARDIANS SALE.-By virtue Of an or
w der from the court of common pleas Of Mon.
roe county. Ohio. | will offer for sale on the prem
ises, in Malaga township, in said county, OH Sat-
urday, the 18th day of October, 1851, between the
hours Of 10 o'clock a m, and 4 o'clock p IN, Of said
day, the interest of Hannah Kayler in aud to the
following described real estate. TO wit: Twenty a.
ores Of land in the south west quarter of section
nine, township six, and range six, in said county,
Nh the folio wing TERMS one halt in hand, and the
residue in one year, with interest from the day Of
sale. 20 be secured 10 the satisfaction Of the guar
dian. N"" F''"' GEORGE SHE'LL, ..,.
sept II "'.' 81" Guardian.
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ed a note 10 the Spanish Ministers at the
Friendly courts, in which he states that al
though Spain does not desire war with the
United States, shelwill not hesitate to de-
clare war if forcedito do so. a
BELGIUM sad 4
In Brussels the artists have given a SUI
perb ball to, king Leopold, in the hall erec-
ted for the occasion, decorated with the
finest gems of art which Belgium can
boast. oc
The Emperor Of Austria is making a
tour into Italy. 500
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StHERIFF'S SALE BY virtue of a writ Of
~ Venditioni EXppnas t.sued from the Court of
Common Pleas OF Monroe comfy, Ohio, and to
me directed, | viii offer for sale. at public cutlery,
at the front door Of the court house in the town
OF Woodstleld, III SAID county. on |Ia "
tuesday the 2lsl day of October. 1851.
between the hours OF 10 O'clock a m, and 4 o'cIock
p m, ct said day, the following described lands and
lying aud being IL said county, to wit:
One equal undivided eleventh part OF the east
hall OF the south w"stqnarter aiid horth west quar-
Ter OF seclon 2S, township 3, and range 5; also the
norm hait OF The south east quarter of section 81
township 3, ofrauge :
Taken in execution ard levied on as the prop.
erty of Peter Taught, at HE suit of Nathan Hol.
lister.
sept IL 81 81 NJ. MORROW. Shift
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FROM BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 9, 10

DALltIuOhEB WV ~
We learn from Washington that the
President has given orders to the Navy
Stations to fire %salutes, and extend all
military honors to Kossuth, at New York,
and other places. A great dinner will be
given him at the Presidents house.
1t is rumored that the recall of Consul
Owen is confirmed, with a letter from the
President informing him that his defence is
wholly unsatisfactory.
q The President has sent instructions for
the arrest OF all parties concerned in the
Syracuse outrage, and urges their CON-
initial on a charge of treason. Commo-
dore Warrington still lives, but there is no,
the least hopes for his recovery.
Hon. James Graham, ofNorth Carolina.
died on the 3Oth ult. ,5rota
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s. HERlFF'S SALE.--By virtue of a mandate
SY issued from the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Monroe county, Ohio, aud to me directed, ! will
offer fur sale at public outcry, at the front door Of
the court hnuse IN the town Of Wood,held, in
said county, on ,'
Tuesday the 2lst day of October. 1851,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock IN, aud 4 o'clock
p IN, of said day, the following described lands and
tenements, lying and being 10 said county, to wit:
The south west quarter of the north east quar-
ter of section !, in township 6, Of ranse7, apprsis-
ed at $3.50; and the north west quarter of the south
east quarter Of section 4, township l., of range g.,
appraised at 1866; and the west half Of the north
. ast quarter Of section 2. township 6, Of range Z,
appraised at $500; and the north east quarter Of
the south east quarter, and the north west quarter
OF the north east quarter Of section IL, in town
ship 4, of range 6, appraised at 1875. sst.
Ordered to be sold as the property of James
d. Gray, ct al. at the suit Of Stephen McTeague
ct at. M. MORROW
sept II SO 90, .g,. ae u Sheriff,
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6SHERIFF'S SALE.--By virtue of a writ of
~ Fl. Fla. ct Lev Pa. issued from the Court Of
Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, and to
me directed, | will offer for sale, at public outcfy,
in the town Stafford, in SAID county. on
Saturday. the 18Th day Of October, 1851,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a m, and a o'clock
p m, of said day the following described personal
property, to wit: .
One Roam Mare 8 years old. one Bay Horse Z
years old, and one new two horse Wagon.
Taken in execution a,d levied on AS the prop
!Ssty Of George Sill at the suit of The State OF Ohio
the use of the Fund Commissioner of Mon
roe county. ''. ' Nj. MORROW, Shn.
D. Oce 8, 1911. 81 90