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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-12-14

mas:iale, conpos&e dun hrig'ndieF g ;
neral ct de s., officers de l'arItc.
In lecture dee temoignages ct d"s
procedures cut lieu avant mon cntrte On ,
tn~r, &c eui est contrai'e a In |oi ct nun
continues. n2s Quein fs nnent devant
10 tribunal, OF ~ demanda CT que j'nvals
a repondre i l'accusation qni pesait snF
moi.
Je rhpondis que je n'nvais pas c" CO.
pie des chargos,-qu'il m'avnit th de-
'cndu d'avoir acccs aux procedures ct
*ux t&moignaC"s,-ane mon dAfensenr
nominal nc s'etait consnitf. nj avcc moi,
nj avec mon avocat, ct QUEEN consequcn-
&c, ie d%emandais. par protestation ct pc
tition. Ia suspension dn process, lie pre-,
s'dent me %repondit que Ia Co"r prendrait
MA demande en- consideration.
Jc fus conduit 4 ma prison OH le men
tends plus parIer de mon process. &c
nest qu'aujourd'hui que j'ai enfin appris
que je suis condamn& 4 holt ans de ira
vatix forces. a Il chaine,a Ceuta en-
Antique, ct aux frais du process.
II nest pas necessaire de m'etendre
sur I'injustice quill y a a me traduirc
devant une Cour Martialc dams IN mo-
ment dc paix profonde. .."."""... ct
me condamner sans m'entendre sur
&c mepris profond dc la Ioi des nations,
des droits evils ct DIES stipulations des
rtglements de cette meme Cour qui ma
jnge sans avoir lie droit de juridiction.
qui ma jugf mails innocent de ton. cri.
me, qui mn condamm sans defense.
Tn g~ouvernement qui a lie Ponyoir ct lc
vonloir de commcttre des actes de ccitf
mature, neat plus accessible i Ia raison
Aus.i, ma seulc resource est-elle den
appeler 4 notre gouvernement, atm qni
fasse usage dc sa force materiel!e, pou,
exigcr une protection que s. pursuance
morale NJ" pu obtenir. Je m'adresst
ausi 4 me- concitoysn u. 81 lie, prize j.
prendrr ure attitude oui encourage TIE
1fcotifS faire prenye de- frrmete, ct .
f 49, .-. .I,. l.. yy l..
tfaPper. en- i"'sant v"'o'' les dro'ss ct 'e
de'o'r' de' "a''e"'' les e'pr''' dc ecu
qm gonvernent Tile de Cube svec ce
ophh audac'e"1 dc tout %scr'p'le'
J'afi. me solenellement que je ma
jamais sts en- relation avec les homme
&c rexp6dition qui a en- lieu contre cett
lie. SIZE .oss date't% do eon~"rn""e.'
ct &C la partie "sp"gno'e de Ia popn'a
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-12-14
Boston, 5 dec.
MARCHE DE NETWORK.

5 dtce:nbre, al soir.
Les demandes pour le Cotton ont etc
BONES durant Ia fin dc q joar,,tsc et les
yentes SC sont sleyses a $500 ballea.-
Les prix sont termes mais il ny . pas ca
de hansse.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-12-14

lie Londou Posi- diff que Sir Henry
Bulwer deyait partir d'Angleterre pour
rerrendrc se> fonc,ions co,nme ministrc
brtannique aupfes da gouvernement a.
m~ericain.
Boston, S dec
Ia convention du New Hampshire a
nomme Thomas G. Sawyer CONNIE can
didat pour. gouserncnr. ]
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-12-14

On annonqait que lie DR.. Newman q
ete nommt president dc rUnivers'te en-
Irlande. lie Niagara cs, entire a Liver
p9ol le IS ct Ie Pacific Ic Icndemaln.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-12-14
Pirtere he l.Ohio. Ncrchss.

Pitrb"rg, 5 dec.
II a settlement 5 picds , ponces
d,eau dan. lie chenal, mais lie temps est i
Ia puIie.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-12-14
~hvUVNL:.ES
hpPCRTEES FAR LIE HI -M3OLDI.
hcopatii.ss du Ministere F~ran9ais.
Nrw-York. 5 dec nbrc.
FRANCE.

On pensait 3 Paris que lr ministece
francais sera change 4 cause de son in
%capocitG. Les fonds ttaicnt i IL hnusse'
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-12-14
kossUTH.

A son arrivee le Humboldt a etc salut
de vingt ct un coups dc canon /; il a rem
du lie salnt. La foule s'est Portee a Sta
ten-Island pour soir Kossuth. Des bur
Sc taisaient cnteadre de toltel
parts. L,illus,re hongrois a etc haran'
que 4 on ebarquemcnta Saten-lslane
par Ic DIR. Doane, ccmmissalrc.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-12-14

ID -Jc rignore, madame, sediment cest III domeshqus Portant Ia h'se e."
bassadeur de France Gn a RENTS ceite lctt~e a Rcharh.N# ,u
Ala vue DIES armes dn cachet, Coildes SC senti oppre-ee, u u n' &c pa'a "
ss ycux, il mi fanut auend1c un moment a,ant de pouvoir lire cep'
mots: #.& - Z&# .@4.# "."
" Ne cragnez rMn de mon indicreton, madame, vons av"z ma 3'F"''rmr
" raj la tenir, lors meme quill ftndrat tout gutter pour vus ohF IA e'""
" my v0r manquer; un mot de vous serau IN orIrc dc depart.
" Jai lhonnear dehc, etc.
g Adalbert de Dor.vzxDUN."
- Clotlde relnt phmieurs fs ces hgnes en- SC disant: .n
Pas I'm mot de regret. pas une expression qn hrse snp7oSef qhn "I ~
|tencerait pas aniourd'hm 81 flute, rabndoa qI' a ft olr' lie ch'stn'"i
nms ans ma mere, mon pere, ct qui ma condannee a me cs'stehc: e "os
ment malheurense !. !, Sans doutc, abuse par so exernple. il me 'o' con-"
|nfdele peut-stre! -. Lassons! lul son crreur, qncle soft n" vengeance,
lie nc li donnerai pas la iGe de penser que sa presence me trouble "o p"".I
pouyoir yiyre dan. "a msne lille qnil habite. Je laisssrai ce billet ans ftP1
&c sera li pronyer que je nexige ren de hui. quill pmt reder 'c'o " par"
que lie men inqunte; d'aineurs. 81 TAI mons DE- force que j ne le cF"s' J.
5toujoarsa tempsdavor recogs 4 ce mot auqncli .jre d'"be'r; ""'s ce' . 'T us
il perdrait Ieverai ! son devof, a sa carriere, III noble but 4uh C Pe"a" 1870
d'athindre,avec 81 place toutc csperance, tout moyen de ro!abhT 81 'o''a'''
haine st trop gentreusc pour li youioir tant de NAL.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-12-14
RUSSlE.

Les RotchiId ont recu mission du gou.
.yernement russo de ~negoeier un emprunt
dc singt ct IN millions de tha'lers. Les
nf gociations entire la Russie ct lie Dane
mark aregard DIES droits de sonde . FL
shore, ont etc rompues.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-12-14
AUTRICIlE.

lie gonyernement autrichicn a pri'
des mesures pour reduire g%grr',ndement les
torccs miii;a:res de Tcnpire.
Tn ouragan terrible s'est dschaine SUI
les c5lcs dc DaImatie ct de fAlbanie
New-York, 5 decembrc.
f q
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1851-12-14
CHI E VII.
INOUIETUDE.

En- acceptant 81 situation .vec tout &C qu'elIc avail de I@nlIcuA CT "rT
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14

TNCHANCERY. Augustus M. Thompson, Demit
Mackerill and Eleanor Mackerill. Moses Lee, as.
sgnee of Pearson D. Holden and Priscilla Holden,
Hugh Scott and Mary Scott, George Skinner, guar.
dian Of Dihle Ridenour, Hewston RideDour, Nancy
Ridenour, Isaac Ridenour and Martha Ridenour, and
Jacob Ridenour, administrator of John Rldenour,
deceased, and Michael Ridenour. are hereby notified
that the 18th day of February, 1851, Daniel Ride,
nour Of the county of Pauldng, Ohio, filed in the
court of Common Pleas Of Putnam county, State OF
Ohio. bill 10 chancery against the above named
parties. setting forth among other things that Ger.
tain judgment obtoined against complainant in said
court In the year 1898, for the sum of $9i5 as, was
fully paid and sa,sfied by one John Ridenour, de-
ceased with the means of complainant and praying
that the collection Of said judgment against said Pc
titioner may be en6ined, and that the same may he
decreed cancelled and satisfied and that alI further
proceedings thereon against said complainant may he
stayed and restrained, and be discharged ofall further
duty, obligation liability in relation 10 the same
Said respondents are further notified. THAT unless
they appear, and plead answer or demur, within 60
days after the next term of said court the sold Dan
lei Ridenour at the next term after the expiration Of
said sixty days, will apply to said court TO take the
matters OF the said bill confessed. and decl ee
thereon accordingy. .rf < W. ,rs..,ts4 . II 10
MACKENZIE & MxrcALr, Solicitors. !.
February IA, 1851. SIS
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14
IAN ACT

F;x;no the times o. holding the Courts OF
Common Pleas in the Seventeenth judicial
Districts. pito - -
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the Gen
eral Assembly ofthe State of Ohio, That !,
the courts ofcommon pleas shall herea',
Ter he held in the several counties com
posing the Seventeenth Judicial Circuit
At the times hereinafter prescribed. VIZ;
In the county Of Scioto on the End MOI
day IN February, tie lst Thursday IN
NAV. and the frs, Monday in September.
In The county OF Pike on the 4'h ,fIurs-
day in February, the Sd Monday in May,
and the Sd Monday in September 10
the county Of Lawrence on the %nd
Monday in March, The 5th Thursday in
NAV and the 4,h Monday in SeP,emoer'
IN The county Of Gallia on the 4lh Mon
day in March, the 2nd Thursday IN June
and the lst Monday in October. In ,he
county Of jackson on the End fneseday
| in April, the 4th Thursday in june and
the Sd Monday in October.
SIC. 2. That all acts and parts OF acts
inconsistent with this act, be, and the
same are hereby repealed.
JOHN F. MORSE,
Speaker House Representatives
CHARLES c. CONVERS,
Speaker Of the Senate
January 8, 1851.
/, William M. Bell, Auditor in and To-
the County Of Putnam, do hereby certlf!
that the foregoing laws are correct ant
have been carefully compared by me.
WILLIAM NJ BELL.
#aA y 1o''''f49 County Auditor
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14

TN PARTITION. Henry Montooth, Joannn Mon
J. tooth, Mary Abigail sigler. Hannah Siger, Tho
mas Sglir and Joel Sgler, of Putnom. county OHIO
md Sarah Irwin. OF Mflin county, Pennsylva ia,
will take notice tnnt David Siger. one Of the heirs OF
Jacob Sgler, decreased, has this day filed In the
Clerks office of the court Of common pleas, OF said
Putnam county, his petition demanding partition OF
the following landS and also tat The estate Of dover
fthe said Mary Abigail siger.widow Of the decensed
IN said lands may lie set Otto her, Said lands are
situate in Putnam county, Ohio, and described rs fol-
lows The east half Of the south east quarter, oi
section fifteen, and the north enst quarter of the
norh east quarter, OF section number twenty-five. oil
township number two north, rnnge seven east, con.
tainipg i2O acres. Also the north east quarter OF
section twenty, township number two north, range
number seven east, containing 100 acres. atu9f 500
And that at the next Term of said court, appica-
non will be made by the said David Seer that par
titon may be made of said premises, md the dover
of the widow assigned therein. -,lL ei-. 0ann5
III agts.t-h st JAMES MACK ENZIE, sra q
.s.t.s.l, l,2s Atty. for demandant.
February IA, 1851. SIS
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14

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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14

In the, coun.y Of Harrison, on the
6lieenih day Of October; ,g,,ia,I, ~
y In the county Of Belmont, on tbe SIX
teen,h day ofs October; ..,ibal ,,lilw n, Is
In the county of Monroe, On The
twentieth day Of October; r;air.,,os bss,t
IN the county Of Guernsey, on the
twenty second day Of October; se b,se
In The county Of Muskingum, on the
,weniy-third day Of Ociober; ~ n,,a
In ,he county Of Morgan, On thee The
twenty. seventh day Of October; lil,S
In he county Of Washington, on the
twenty ninth day Of October; Nh .ala
In ihe county Of Meigs, on the thirty thirty
frs. day Of October. ,ass t.,
In The county Of Gallia, on the 'hlrd 'hl
day Of November; sr#a f.,
In the county Of Lawrence, on u 'ne Nun nun
day Of November; gs ,.s.g.. !.
In the county Of Scioto, on the seyen'n seven .
day Of November; "a B "a y,
In the county o. Jackson on Tue
eleventh day Of November; M -,
Tn the county ot Vinton, On .i'e .'' "o'' ''''''
day Of November; ~ s,6., .,.a
In the county Of Athens, on the 'nir'
ieenih day Of November. :,
In The county Of Hooking, on the nj
teenth duy ofNoyernber; Z INK
In the county Of Perry, on the seven
teep,h day Of November; ,,s = ~
n The county Of Fairfield, on The
nineteenth day Of November;
In the county Of Ross, on the twenty
second day Of November;
In the county Of Pickaway, on 'h'
| ,wenty.fifih day Of November;
IN the county Of Franklin, on tn
twenty. seventh day Of November;
And the Court in Bank, on the flrs
day Of December. ',,,.o !, :.
SEC. 2. Should any day named here
in. for holding any supreme court faI
upon Sunday, the said court shall com
mence, and be holden, upon the next DAY
~! JOHN F. MORSE, lle!,
! Speaker House RePIese,..,,aa,,iiynes, ,.,a,i y :
she5 sfF'4 CHARLES G. CoNvERs
s@7i@ Speaker Of the Senate
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14
On lhe first day Of April, 1851,
Sheriff Is Sale.

Elijah Ferguson,) ,.t
vs.. VENDi ExPoNAS.
Henry Shank. ft'-'aii F'it
DY virtue of a writ Of vendi exponns, to me d.
ID rected from the court Of Common Pleas, Of Put
nam county, Ohio will offer for sale at the door OF
the court house, in said county, < n ~ (f&.
On the first day Of April, 1851,
between the hours prescribed by law, the following
described real estate, to wit: .., ia. i..-,-s..t
The west haIf Of the north west quarter Of section
twenty eight, except three acres sold TO George
Gobe and the east half Of the north east quarter OF
section twenty nine except two acres sold to John
Shicry all in town two south. OF range eight enst,
containing one hundred and fifty-fve acres more
or less. I@H 1N tii3-1tbtt Ht
,aken as the property Of Henry Shank TO satisfy n
judgment In favor Of Elijah Ferguson.
hwl . ROBERT. DOUGLASS, Sheriff.
Slleriff's Office, Kalida, h.nr"4
Putnam County, o., Feb. "a, 1851. 6
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14
Auditors Sale of section Sixteen
blanchard Township. h..it

IN pursuance of law, ! William M. Bell,
Auditor in and for Putnam county. ana
State Of Ohio, will offer tor sale ON FRIDAY,
the twenty-frst day Of March, 1851, at "
O'Clock at noon, Of the door OF the cour'
house in said county Of Putnam, the follow,
described lands. being section SIXTEEN IN
Blanchard township, in said county, set apnr'
for schools therein, to wilt:
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-03-14
BLANKS FOR SALE.

DRINTED on superior paper.bl s9isg
IL MORTGAGE fromSwan's improved
icrm, by the, quire or singly. ssdsge 81.
Also, superior form Of
DEEDS, OF Warranty, by the quire OF
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS, also for sale.17rl
JUSTICES RECOGNlZANCES, and
Affidavits for capiases. .,,y ...,yS .
Also Justice's Executions, Vendi's. &C.,
&c., on, the very best paper, for sale cheap.
div n g;fv 30 JAMES MACK ENZIE. m
Kalida, October 2, 1850, loisocs 10 owe M
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-..H.g-- wqrof the II 4U1''2o
The above lands will not be sold for less
than five dollars per acre, nor less 'han the
appraised value.
Auditors Office. t-' ~. ga
Putnam Co., o., Feb. A, 1851 81. 5l4 IS
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-22
FIRE! FIRE! FIREI

W HAVING received little shorter no. -
SIS tice TO vacate the premises, we formerly EEn.s
occupied, than the law, in its humane. operation
allows on the night of the late fire, we are now to
be found in VIM. H. Remington's building, one
door below his store. Having supplied ourselves
with all our missing articles, we are enabled to
furnish our customers at reduced prices. In addi-
ton to our present stock we have made arrange
ments with an eastern importing house to supply
us with the latest importations of drugs at mpor-
ters prices, and will receive, in a few weeks, a
very large and extensive invoice of Fresh Drugs,
Chemicals, Bazin's fonnerly) Rousselrs) Perfu-
merry new Chemical Preparations instruments,
Fine Drugs, and Scarce Preparations, never be-
tore brought to this market. We will supply
Physicians and Merchants at a deduction oftwen-
ty per cent on their bills of former purchases in
this place, or at the "Circular Prices" Of any re-
sponsible Pittsburgh or Cincinnati House. We
warrant our drugs to be of first quality and en-
tirely pure; coming directly from under the Drug
Inspectors hands there is no possible chance for
their adulteration. Call and see what difference
there is in the quality Of drugs and ascertain our
prices. j. p. FLEMINfat- Drpgo;st
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-22
BRADING'S NEW nEP0TI

ofe door belOO Crawford &. Sier's store,
| Front street, Pomeroy, Ohio.
Just RECEIVED from Cincinnati a large and
~ well rejected stock Of, READY MADE Cio-
THING, which has never been surpfs ,ed in ousl-
Ilty or price. IN this market. Being practical
Tailor, and having been carrying on the business
Tor seven years in Polaeroy, have selected INV
stock with full knowledge of the wants of this
prices.
MY stock consists of Dress, Frock and Sack
Ooats Pantaloons, Vests, Shirts, Undershirts.
drawers, Furnishing Goods, Cravats, Caps, Trunks
&C; Also, superior article of Tailor's Shears
and Points; an article kept nowhere else in Pome-
roy. Ia eNfA a 80, 80,
The undersigned does not feel, il necessary to
poaSt Oh the great variety and cheapness of his
stoek. he knows that an examination of his
goods will tell more potently in their favor than
all the high faluting words to be found in Walk
er ana Webster, could say for them. He there.
lore ieaVes It Tor Others, whose stock needs to be
praised, to tell about the variety, goodness and
cheapness OF their goods. His goods sneak for
themselves as all competent Judges must decide.
They are STRONG AND WELL MADE. and he
merely asks those wishing to l'4 -
Purchase Clothing Cheap,
10 call upon, him before buying elsewhere, as he
is confident he can sell them more Fashionable
ana better Clothing at CHEAPER RATES than
any other establishment in the county
WILLIAM BRADING.
romeroy April II, 185I.-n28.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-22

AEOTlCE is hereby given lha. there will
20 be petition presented TO the Commis-
soners Of Meigs county, AT their next mecl-
ing, for an alteration Of cerlain part of the
road leading from Grahams Station down
towards Bowman's run; said alteration 10
commence at or near George VOLTS house,
east Of Peter VOLTS barn. thence down on
the southwest side of Peter VOLTS barn
and house, on the rise of ground running
down across Peter VOLTS Iot and Joseph
VOLTS lot, SO as to cross the run opposite
Joseph VOLTS house, thence across John
VOLTS LOT and Isaac Runnels' lol near the
house now occupied by Thomas Wilcoxen,
thence down on The rise close as praciica-
Bile 10 the southwest side OF Adam Harpold's
orchard. on lhe lot now occupied by Philip
Harpold, thence To- continue on the rise
running down across said LOT so as 10 inier.
sect the road now in use at or near rise
In the road few rods east OF the mouth
of The lane on the limo between Adam Har-
pold's 10, and Luther Don alson's lot. r
May 22d, 1851. gs
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-22
NV GOODSI

TIME ItNnrpc1cNrur, 80. n -, 80, =, !.
sfoct as S,,,is 90, "a ,ase now Ieceivso tnei
sistng in na,, ~ fp{,o, anu 0uii'ei uooDo, con
200 mes pr;nt. INT - iosiUmS.
~ style,. 1-s' Wv "Ae ''''s' iaeiiioi'
os -. P,,sS;s c1. ,r7asa ~
"a :. Sat;na...' R..niIa SustaCsets c,ety i1cni
sss' KerSeSs nlnnn0 eio'n' oaSslmeies ano
oK m 1880,
2S R Rns R1soS seaSS F;sD, various us CUlUls GaUs
95 :. Pas.e,u aGI r.suiea s anu ool = Alpacasi
5S a. NJ ~. VI various coiolsi
s0o ,o,,. p.~ ss',S n5. u,ns mains;
10S DiS"h nusiin' "a Dest;
OK NO.. R,.,,,o,. IN ..,.sstt' o-4 cheaap'
so enneis, pIn AZ al c1loS; ttef
RIe.cbs5 su 0nd pTa.., ~ uS,,ns, nr:S. al P1ces;
49, Shui Diills anu Oahtoh riannelsi
Sba nS TS;hoa aIG OIech M 2IIlungsi p
Sash,,aro S oe' ooi' DIN nllCloleered rlal9;
sone. anu y Aane DieSS' uoooS' very hanq-
IN ,o.s so1e; IA, 60. =,
IIohrelIas E.no. anu GapS' pt , 4ssw ef s.yiesi
Jaconets camai,pa,o fseL any cNs;s
Sn.IGIo,.v E;,".Ss,sos ii 'i fii''
Saddle rroos a',S d.: ss' ua.u
Oil and cun, CIo.b. ee' -o'
pptent nasi, T nS.h, 60
Harness Tyees NJ, shI st,',o ooaon Hacei
Garnet paa Er.,,.Ns We syn, M
RnnLIss tS.;d,l aSs p;,.a anu ,tunn t,.ii LocAs;
Rein Snans Terrets and Watar Ioor,.
Snnrs Sadd,a pi',ss anu @ U. a'el n1ons; TWoaS;
Harness ond Mort;,.oia al.u p;ss.. S.a.i "'0''
Bride and shoe ThtsaS a,d en-.
Strain Web auS c;rtI;nu. s' S"'
Soddier,s NesdIas A,.,lse 'p,noha. ava h.r,r,o...
Cntt;ne Knives md Cn,,;ns ThrSst.. r.u Aa''n'i''
Pad Screws Snot. and Rrass Nails.
Brass Buggy Bands and Carriage uInd,es and
: u;p@ess. -''e' iri'oiss' oss'oniu anu
Buppv and S,ayr;age snr;nos and Dash Asr.n,s,.
Curtain Cloth and Lesthsy. : '''''''
And every other article in Saddlers, Ene
Hardware.
B(, different k;nas ~ .ooLs o,J otaha..
All kinds of Files and Rasns. st
All kinds of Chisels and plain Bits. ri.
All kinds Of Augers and Bits: ga
All kinds of Saw Sets and Gimblets,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-05-22

RHERIFF SALE.-By yiriue Of writ Of
y f. ia. e, lew. a. 10 me directed by the
Coun Of Common Plcus Of Meigs county,
Ohio, Twill offer for sale al The door If The
Courthouse in Pomeroy, OH The frs, day oI
The nexi Term Of the court of Commou
Pleas for said county, between Tie hours
prescribed by law, The following real estate,
TO wi. twenty fee, by one hundred, leei of
Of 10, No. 3, in the town Of Pomeroy, with
the appurenances bounded as follows: be.
ginning al the south easicrly corner Of loi
owned by Engehards, thence westerly 100
fee. along said Englehards line, thence go
feet in souiherly direction, thence 100 feel
parallel with the first mentioned line TO
Sprirg street, thence 20 feet 10 the place Of
beginning, The properly of Eraslus A.
Rutinson. Aiihe suit Of John M. Slrider.
Appraised al $500.
M. w. COLLINS, s. M. c.
May 1, 1851. 3O:5l