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MALICIOUS CONDUCT.

On Saturday night last tree was cut
across the telegraph wire about 20 miles
south Of this place. Judging from circum-
stances we have no doubt but il was done
maliciously; and owing 10 high water the
break could not be reached from here un.
Ill Monday. Now for the consequences.
Aman was to be hung in St. Louis at l2
o'clock on Monday. A pardon from the
President of the United States was des-
patched by telegraph from Washington
City on the morning Of that day and would
have reached St. Louis in ample time, if
the line had been in working order; but it
was about l2 o'clock when the break was
mended. Now if the despatch did not
reach ST. Louis in time, (Which there is a
bare possibility that it might do, owing to
difference in time the individual who
fell the tree across the line can reflect upon
himself that he was the cause of a man
losing his life. In other words he may be
said to be guilty of murder, for he was
engaged in the commission of an unlaw-
ful act at the time he cut the tree.
IT is little singular that when the line
is maliciously broken between Jacobsburg
in Belmont county, and the Mouth Of Win
gets run in Washington county, that it is
At the extreme ends of the sections to be
Travelled overly the operator at Beallsville
and the operator at Woodsfield.
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For the Spirit Of Democracy.
MRS. PARTINGTON.

Mr., EplToR-One Of the most noted
characters in modern timesis the ceebrat-
cd Mrs. Partington. She is quoted often
or than Shakespeare himself. Some per-
sons have been known to express curiosi.
sy, as to her locality and the period Of her
sojourn on this mundane sphere. Others
seem inclined to regard her as a mere
mythical character. like Jack Downing,
without ga local habtation" though cer-
tainly not "wiihout name" The most
authentic account Of this parsonage, which
have been able TO obtain is TO be found
in stump speech delivered at Taunton
on the 18th OF October 1881, by the Rev.
Sydney Smyth on the subject Of parlia-
msntary reform. The readeris well aware
tha: under the old system, miserable rot
ten boroughs such as old Sarum and 9th.
sFp, some of them not containing twenty
Inhabitants, had their representatives in
tha British House Of Commons, while great
1iliss such as Manchester, Leeds, Birming-
hsps and Sheffield, had no representation
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NOBLE COUNTY ADVOCATE.

This is the title Of new paper just start
ed at Sarahsville. the county seat OF the
new county of Noble by Nlessrs. A. E.
Swayze and VI. II. Alardt. The first num-
Der does great credit TO the taste and me-
chanical skill Of the proprietors, and can
not but be we'll received by the citizens of
this new and promising county. In poll.
tics the Advocate will be democratic, and
will be ably and judiciously managed. 1t
promises to look to the interests OF Noble,
and strive to promote them--regardless Of
party-its labors in politics TO be employed
whom triumph can be legitimately achlev-
cd for democratic principles. We wish
Messrs. Swayze & Allardt the highest sue
cess in all their aspiratons.-Sta!esman.
We wish Messrs. Swayze d Allardt, and
all others who may engage in the same
cause, a rich reward for their labors. No.
: ble is new county and largely democrat
ic, vet we fear she will not be able to sup
port two democratic newspapers. We
are informed that Messrs. Gill and Leech
intend next week to issue the first number
of the Democratic Courier. They are
both iavorably known in Ohio. one mem
Der and the other secretary of the late con-
stitutional convention; they are hard tc
beat in the management of democratic
paper.-Guernsey Jc6ersonian.
Ditto. brother Wagstaff. In addition
10 the above, we understand that a whig
paper is also about 10 be established ir
the new county.
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StALE 0F REAL ESTATE BY ORDER OF
~ COURT. On the 18th day of June next, be-
tween the hours of 10 in the forenoon aud III the
afternoon, shall proceed to sell the Northwest
quarter of Section 10. Township I, aud Range I,
ia Monroe county, Ohio, containing 10y aud D
tenths acres, as the property of James Stark, de-
ceased Sale on the premises and on the follow
ing conditions: One fourth OF the purchase mon
ey in hand, Que fourth in six months, one iourl'
in twelve monlhs, aud the remainder in IS months
with interest from the day OF sale. to he secured lc
INV satisfaction, aud sale for less than two thirds
of the appraised value of the premises.
JOSEHH CALLAND, admir-
NAV 7 VA of James Stark, decd.
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In Chancery.

Mary Bright and Fleming Bright her husband
Jane Frail. JamesFrail, Nancy Bell and William
Bell ner husband, Mary Bright. Martha ) br'sht'
William H. Bright and John G. Bright children
of Cathariue and Henry Bright, decd and the
unknown heirs Of Robert FraIl deceased:
You are hereby notified that on the IAN day oi
Nav, A. D. 1851, John Fra Of the State OF 'n,
einia, filed in the Court OF Common r'ras @ n'
the county of Mohroean State OF Ono, bii III
Chsncery against the above named persons. me
obiec, and prayer of which Bill is to be quIeed II,
his title and possession to two hundred acres ol
lsnd, situate in section No. %, in township l.
of Range 3, in said county OF Monroe; ana the
said persons and parties above mentioned are
further notified that unless they appear and plead
answer or demur to the said Bill within sixty days
after the next term of said Court, the said Johu
Frail at the term next after the expiration ct sHld
sixty days. will apply to said Court 10 take u'e
~, accordnglv JOHN FRAlL.
Nav II, 1851.
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MARRlED.-On the lth inst, by
James Okey, Esq, Mr.. JOHN Cox and
Miss MARY HAWTHORN, all of Perry town
ship, in this county.
On the above occasion the printer was
not forgotten. The happy couple have our
hearty thanks for the magnificent BRIDES
cake. May the sun of their happiness
never Sc. in gloom or be shrouded in dark
ness; but sink into its western horizon,
with the same unclouded brlliancy, that
has so happily attended its rising X.
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NJ OTlCE. -Nnuce is hereby given that there
~ will be petition presented to the Commits
soners of Monroe county. Ohio, at their next
June session, praying for the location OF county
road, com nencng at or uear the run east OF Am
hro.e Ruckers house. on the road leading from
VIM K-nt's TO Lew-vil!e. running through the
lands of Ambrose Rucker, VIM Porter, Joseph
Porter and John Kent, TO the old school house IN
school district number 5. from thence to James
PRYOR.. house, and from thence through section
sixteen 10 intersect the county road running up
and down the Blister fork OF Willscreek. at or
near Thomas R. Elders
April l6, 1851
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my-Dr A. Rogers's Syrup uf Liverwort and
Tar, has proved itself to be the most extraordi-
nary medical aid IN curing that usually fatal dis
ease Consumption. But. it should be remem'
bered, this medicine is as eflicacious and valuable
in the ncipient stages, such as Coughs, Colds,
Hoarseness, sc before the lungs are so far gone
that liberation has taken place 1t is seldom, II
ever. known to fail in breaking up the most obstl-
pa,e and distressing Cough or Cold, in few hours
time, if the directions are strictly followed.
For sale by Morris, Woodsiied.
See advertisement in another column.
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NTOTICE IN ATTACHMENT.-All persons
IL interested will take notice, that James W
Shankland for the use of Nathan Ho!lister, on the
18th day of January, 1851, sued out writ OF at
tachmen; from the clerks office of the court o
common pleas of Monroe county, in the state o
Ohio, against Ohm Title, in Debt. for the sum u
SIS 92 in dept and $50 in damages, which wrl
has been served and returned.
WILLIAM OKEY, Clerk,
By SELEy Y. MASON, Dep. CIe'k.
May 7, 1851 CIV
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a DMINlSTRATOR'S SALE -0u Saturday,
IA the 24,h day OF May, 1851, at o'clock in
the afternoon, Oh the premises in S'nsbnry town
Shin, Monroe county, Ohio, will be sold to the
highest bidder, the following real estate, as the
property OF George Snder, deceased. to wit:
The north half OF the south west quarter OF Sec
ton No 3, in township No. ., Of Range NO 0.
containing so acres, more or less, subject to the
dover of the widow of said decedent.
Terms of sale:-One-f fourth in hand, one fourth
in six months, one fourth in tw elve months, aud
the residue in eighteen months, with interest from
the day of sale. to be secured to the satisfaction
of the undersigned.
THOMAS GRIFFITH, Admir-
April %, 1851. OF George Snder, deceased
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cALEOF REAL ESTATE RY ORDER OF
"a CnITRT --Ou Saturday the 9Th day of June,

H1ALEOF REAL ESTATE RY ORDER OF
- COURT.--On Saturday, the 9Th day of June,
1851, at 2 o'clock in tie afternoon, on the prem.
ses in Perry township, Monroe county, Ohio, will
be sold to the highest bidder, the following real
estate, as the property of Samuel Rotentield, de-
ceased, to wit: The Northwest quarter OF Sec
ton II, Township 3, and Range 3, containing 10 !
acres and shout acres, more or less, III the SCUM
west quarter of Section IA, Township sand Kangs
4. bounded by an agreed line between said dece-
dent and Peter Slime, subject tn the widows dow
er in sac premises Terms Of sale--one fourth in
hand, one fourth in six months, one fourth in IL
months, aud the residue in lS months with inter-
est from the day of sale. to be secured TO the sats'
faction OF the undersigned
THOMAS MITCHELL. Jr., Admir-
m,y7 ofsamusl Bottenheld, deed
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SOUTH CAROLINA-SEC IN.
cuaprSToN Nav e

OHAkLSION' Ndy o.
The proceedings Of the Convention to.
day authorize us to annouce that separate
State action will certainly triumph by an
overwhelming majority. The reception Of
Rhett's resolution has been fearluly en-
thusiastc. Langdon Cheeves and Judge
Butler, who were in favor of moderation,
were borne down. South Carolina is fixed
for secession. Great excitement has pre-.
vailed to-day throughout the city.
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UAIvORCE.-Elza Hall will take notice una, ma
b Stewart Hall her present husband, has this
L.v filed his nett ion in the Court of Comm IN
Pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio, praying 'h"t the
marriage contract he dissolved between the saiu
Eliza Hall and this petitioner, and that they oe
released from the obligation of the same Inc
cause ASSIGNED in said Petition is wiltu' absence
or ,ha .a,d Eitza Hall from the petitioner for more
,han Ihre. wears last past. At the next term OF
said Cour, ihe petitioner will move the said CouI
to dissolve said marriage contract. aud 20 grant Inc
petitioner divorce from sa,G Eliza it"l';
STEWART HALL,
By HoLLlsrER s. WIRE,
Nav II le51 his at'ys.
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Consumption,

StHERlFF'S SALE. - By virtue OF writ OF
- Veudi,ioni Exponts issued from the court OF
Common Pleas If Belmont county, OHIO, and TO
me directed, will offer for sale at public outciy,
at the front door Of the court house IN the town al
Wondsfield, in said county. on
Saturday tie 3l$t dag Of Nay 1851.
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock a. III. and o..
clock p IN of said day, the following described
real estate, living and being in said county, TO wit:
Being pant Of the south hall OF the south east
quarter OF section l. township 5, and range D, IN
the county OF Mouroe and State OF Ohio, begin
rur for the same at y stone on the line OF John
Sprasue at the south east corner of said tract OF
Land running thence west 100 poles; thence north
Sc poles to rock on the north side OF the chan.
mel OF Suntish creek in the middle of the stream
s 40 poles; thence S715 degrees east 10 poles;
thence south 7Sl deg. east 10 poles, thence south
73t5 deg east ~ 10 poles to corner of rock
Oh the north side Of the channel OF Suntish creek;
thence down said creek on the north side thereof;
thence south 6ll <, Dig. east distance 66 poles to a
small water beach inches in diameter on the same
side of the creek; thence north 81 poles to the
north side bf said half quarter; thence east a. "
poles to the north east corner OF said half quarter,
thence south so poles to the place Of beginning;
containing 90 acres of land with grist-nll aud "a
saw mill thereon. Taken in execution and levied
upon as the properly OF John P Ferrel at the suit
OF jeremiah HAYS aud Thnmas Gregory, admins
uators of Patrick Gregory, decd Appraised at
$1,000 NJ: MORROW, SheT'h.
! April 30, IS5l.-$l,j0.
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Notice in Partition.

Joseph Matchett and Elizabeth ms "he, Lew
Town.and Joseph Towusand, Stephen lIpioh,
Emily Tpwnsand, William Iownsahd, Stepheh
Townsand, Hannah Townsand. aud tiAnnah
Towusand (widow) will take notice
That petition was filed against them on the
tenth day of May A. d. 1851, IN the CoGI. OF
Common Pleas of Monroe county OHIO, ny E'ihu
linton and Sarah Upton his wife aud Is now
peud;ng wherein the said Elhu Upton and SdTaii
his wife demand partition Of the following real
estate. to vii: A part Of section No. T. IN town
shin No. 7, range No. 6, beginning Tor the same
at the north east corner OF the norn west quarter
of section No. I, thence running south 80 poes 20
a stake. thence west 30 poles and lunire"'is 10
a stake. thence north 3 poles 10 stake, thence
cas-, % poles and hundred h to the place OF be-
ginning, containing 6 acres, lying IN belh"ht
county, OHIO. Also "A part OF section NO oo' III
township No 5, and range No D. beginning on
the north boundary line OF sad seciloh' 9 ch"''s
90 and half links cas-; from the south west corner
ut said section, running thence east chaihs an"
AZ links to stake, thence north Ch"ius 62 Inks
, IN , stake thence west 6 chains ~ Inks 10 q
stake il, the road, thence south degrees "sel
chain. so links to stake in the road. thence 81 u
10 degree, east I chains % links to the place o
\ beginning, containing e acres more or ies' a''
( living in Monroe county, Ohlo. Also oie otle' 'o
\ il min, also N said county Of Monroe aud pat
I of the last mentioned section, and descfIheH a.
follows: beginning at a pou, chains and ~ iink:
eas, from the south boundary lIme ot said lection
thence south thee degrees west chtins oS 'i"N'
to stake in the road, themce west 81 degree
north chains and 81 links to stake near "hItt
oak tree, thence nortI. degree east chains D;
link. to a stone. thence SO and q degrees sout'
4 7 chains and 70 links to the place OF beginning
containing acres; and that at the next tenn 4"
the said Court appcatio" will be made oy 'h'
said petitioners ior an order that partition re "'Au'
nj s,id nramises. ELluU TIPToN and
SARAH IlPrON hrs wife.
BY D. II WIRE,
May IA, 1851. the'r auy'
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Public Vendue.

On Thursday. the 29th day OF May. 1851. the
undersigned will offer at public sale in the town
of Woodsield. the personal property of Samuel
Landback, deceased; consisting in part OF large
assortment of Slversmith's tools, clocks watches,
ieweIry, SC. The sale will be continued iron,
day to day until the property is all disposed ol. All
sums under SO cash, all over Ss3 credit OF nine
month. will be given. the purchaser giving two
good securities. LEWIS SHIPLEY,
f. KOEHLER,
May IA, 1851. Adm rs'
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EATOTICE IN ATTACHMENr.-All persons
Y interested will take notice, that Peter D"rr'
on the 23rd day OF January, a. d. 1851, sued out
a wit of attachment from the clerks ONCE nf Ine
court OF common pleas of NJ uroe county, in the
state OF Ohio, against Henry Yockey, in AsSump.
sit. for the sum of two hundred dollars in DANA
ges, which has been er,ed aud returned.
WILLIAM OKEY, Clerk,
BY SELEy Y. MASON, Dep. Clerk
MAy 7, 1911 6w
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MARKETS..

New YoRK, May 12, 1851.
FLoUR-Sales at S4 per bbl for common
brands.
GRAlN-Sales Of corn SO 10 60 cents.
Wheat is unchanged, with sales at former
prices.
Provisions of new mess pork at
SIS 62k. Old is selling at former quota
tons.
LARD-sales at g. Sales Of 400 bbls.
GROCERIES are in good demand, with
sales Of sugar at 81 10 81.
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RTOTICE IN ATTACHMENT.-AIl persons
" interested will take notice, that Beniaml" j.
Mott, on the 9th day ot January, ls5l, sued
out IA writ of attachment from the clerks olhte o
the court of common pleas of Monroe county, II
the state OF Ohio, agAms! Lucien > Cumming u
Debt, for the sum Of SlO2 p in debt "nd S'o !,
damages, which wit has heen served ana re,u'heu
WILLIAM OkEY. Clerk,
BY SELEY Y Mason, Dep. CLERK.
May Z, 1851 Gw
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MTOrlCE IN ATTACHMENT. All persons
"a Interested will take notice that John Lank
ard. on the 10Th day of December. A d. 1850, sued
out writ of attachment from the clerks office OF
the court OF common pleas OF Monroe conniy, in
the state of Ohio, against BAIL Rhodes, IN Debt.
for the sum OF SIPS so IN debt and Sl00 IN DANA
ges which wrlt has been served and returned
WILLIAM OKEY Clerk,
BY SELEy Y. MAsoN, Dep. Clerk.
NAV 1851 CIV
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DIyORCE--Jaccb c. Hams will take notice

EaIvORCE.-Jaccb c. Hams VIII take no.'re t,;e
thatI.y vida A. Hains, his present wife, tins
day filed her petition in the Court OF L" on
Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, praying TO- ''
vorce from him; also to he restored to her inl
in the property which descended to her tom Lf'
father, and her reasonable a!imony, &c. And 'h'
said jacob C. Hains will also take notice TIA! depn.
silions will be taken IN the city OF wheeling AZ
the office of Jacobs & Fitzhugh, between the
hours oi O'Clock A. NJ, aud o'clock I. NJ
on the 7th Of June, and the 5Ih oi July iool' 10
be read in the above case. u. II w lNE'
MAY IA, 1851, SOL lot re'"'""e''
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
WESTERN AGRlCULTURlST.
PRoF. w. w. MATHER. Error.
Corresponding Secretary Of the OHIO Stafe Bsors
If .4gricutWe-.a .aided by stveynf Gsnfiens"
tceH klotcn as able, Scientific and
ProrttcaI .HgricuIftniSs.

Corresponding Secretary ~ hs ONO ofdfe DsoTS
Of agriculture .aided By stverni Gentlemen
,ceH kno,cn as able, Scientific and
Practical .Agricuif,0ias.
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
A MONTHLY AGRICULTURAL PAPER
"A will be published in Columbus, Ohio, corr
mencing January ls,, 1851, devoted to the MtsT-
est of Agriculture.
1t will aim to collect and difiuse snch knewledEs
connected with agriculture, domestic and pslitI-
cal ecouomy. arts and manufactures, as will ad-
vance the interests, and elevate the sentiments OF
its readers
The Editors feel that unaided, they cannot re-
deem this pledge. yet they rely with conf1dencs
on the aid to he derived from other sources.
The work will be of royal octave size, Of geod
paper and type, with 80 pages, and put up m neat
covers G
TERMS,
One dollar per year-payment invariably IN Ap.
VANCE, and all subscriptions 10 commence with
thefirst number Of the volume.
All matters connected with the editorial depart
ment, may be addressed to W. w. MArHEhs
Columbus, Ohio. ..aa
All business letters postage paid. J directed TO
JH. RILEY q co. Pus'isher'
rHrr ?. a
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}, MONROE COUNTY. s.
| Court Of Common Pleas

STATE OF OHIO, MONROE CoON ~, %
Jacob Nef. Court Of Con,naon Pleas
IS. In CHANCERY.
Giles G. Hunt, The defendant S'les w.
william McKniu, Hunt is hereby notified, 'h.t
Thomas n Genin. the complainant, Jac b Nef
"ber, NcF,rlsnd. has heretofore, flied his bill
and nth.rs l., -aid court, the substance
and prayer Of which, as far as concerns We s",u
Giles are that the defendants Hunt ana Nie ~ h''''
were indebted to complainant by note sueo q" ~
said court, that said Giles was the former owner Of
two tract. of land, to wit: The South East or. "f
the South West qr. of Sec 35. 7 3, X. 4, ana the
N. T. qr of the N w Or Of Sec a. L .. A.
That he had m0rigaged sail tracts ui lanh Ia 'he
defendant, Thomas II Genin, for less than ne val
ne thereof And that he had conveyed the hrs'
named tract tn the deiendent, ,bert McF ailahd,
wthout adequate consideration. The bill prays III
substance, tha, the surplus interest "i Giles =,
Hunt .bnve the claims of Genin and Mcfarland, II
the claim of Mcfarland has any validity, may be
subjected TO-. the payment of conpalnants deot; u
said Giles fail to plead, answer. or demir, "ithl
sixty days after the next term OF SAID court, tne
biu a. IA him will he taken as true and confessed
EDWARD ARCHBOLD,
m,,T 1851 CIV Attorney for j. NeH
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Ep DAD NOTICE. Notice is hereby eivss
Il a tha, petition will be presented TO The Com.
mis,ioners of Noble county, a, their hrst session. i.
asking for the location aud establishing ot county
road commencing at the conjunction OF county
road up Long run, in Liberty township, Washing,
ton countv, thence to intersect the county road
running from Papaw to Harrietscie
April l6, 1851. A PEilltONER.
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ENLlZABETH JEFFRIES' ESTATE.-No.
EL tice is hereby given that the subscriber has
been appointed and qualified Administrator Of
the estate of Elizabeth Jeifries, late OF Monroe
county. deceased. JOHN KEYSER, Admir-.
April 2, 1851.
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h-uERlFF'S SALE By virtue Of a writ OF
20 Venlitioni Expona- issued from the court OF
c mmon pleas of Belmont county ono, anu 10
me directed. will offer for safe at public outcry,
at the town Of Mlltonsburgh, Mouroe county, on
Saturday, the I'm day r .Uay, 1851, :,
hs,yeeu the hours OF 10 O'Clock N and O'Clock
D IN of said day, the following described personal
property, to VIE
One shearing machine, 8 press plates, one dou
bic carding machine. and me wool pi 'krr.
Taken in execution and levied on as the property
OF Peter Dorr at the suit of William DYER.
NJ MORR wv, ah'f.
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WONAS AFFORDS ESrATE-Notice is
eD hereby given that the subscriber has been
alpoi,,,pd and qualified as Administrator OF the
estate nf Jonas Annrd. late Of Monroe county,.
deceased CHARLES Afford, Adm'r.
April Is, 1851
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BALTIMORE, Nav 1S

Sales of 200 bbls Howard Street -four at
$4 81. Holders are offering $4 35 this
evening, but there were no buyers.
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MUELLANDBACK'S f.STATE.-Notice
g is hereby given tina, the subscribers have been
appointed and qualified as Administrators of tho
estate of Samuel Landback. late of Monroe coun-
~. deceased. KOEHLER. .a,,,,.
LEWIS SFIIPLEY,
April 80, 1851.