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STATE OF OHIO. MONROE COUNTY. S.
Jacob Nef. Court Of Common Pleas.


Giles c. Hunt, The defendant, Giles Z.
William McKain. Hunt, is hereby notified. that
Thomas H. Genin, the complainant, Jacob Nef,
Robert Mcfarland, has heretofore, flied his bill
aud others. in said court, the substance
and prayer of which, as far as concerns the aaid
Giles, are, that the defendants Hunt and McK
were indebted to complainant by note sued on in
said court that said Giles was the former owner of
two tracts of land, to witt The South East Or. of
the South West Or. OF Sec. 35, T 3. r. 4, and the
N. E. Or of the N. w, Or. of Sec. "a, T. 8, R A.
That he had mor,gaged said tracts of land ta the
defendant, Thomas H Genin, for less than the val
ue thereof. Aud thathe had conveyed the first
named tract to the deiendent, Robert Mcfarland,
without adequate consideration. The bill prays in
substance, that the surplus interest Of Giles T.
Hunt above the claims of Genin and Mcfarland, if
the claim of Mcfarland has any validity, may he
subjected tovthe payment of compainauts debt If
said Giles fail TO plead, answer, or demur, within
sixty days after the next term OF said court, the
bill as to him will be taken as true and confessed.
EDWARD ARCHBOLD,
may 7, 1851 CIV Attorney for J. Nef.
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NJOTICE IN ATTACHMENT persons
~ interested will take notice, that Benjamin j..
Mott, on the 9th day Of January, A d 1851. sued
out writ Of attachment from the clerks office of
the court of common pleas of Monroe county, in
the state OF Ohio, against Lucien s Cumming. in
Debt, for the sum Of $l02 90 in debt and $50 in
damages, which writ has been served and returned
WILLIAM OKEY. Clerk,
BY SELEY Y. MASON, Dep. Clerk.
May 7, 1851 CIV
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NOTICE IN ATTACHMENT lpersons
IN interested will take notice, that Peter Dorr.
on the 23rd day Of January. A. d. 1851, sued out
writ of attachment from the clerks Office ui the
court OF common pleas of Monroe county, in the
state OF Ohio, against Henry Yockey. in Assump.
sit, for the sum of two hundred dollars in dama-
ges, which has been ser, ed and returned
WILLIAM OKEY, Clerk,
BY SELEy Y. Mason, Dep. Clerk.
May Z, 1871 6w
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DIvORCE.-Jscob C. Hains will take notice
IL that Lydia A. Hains, his present vile, this
day filed her petition In the Court-of Common
Pleas Of Monroe county. Ohio, praying for di.
vorce from him. also to be restored to her interest
in the property which descended to her from her
father, and her reasonable alimoDy, &C. And the
said Jacob C. Hains will also take notice that depo-
siiiobs will be taken IN the city Of Wheeling at
the Office OF Jacobs & Fitzhugh, between the
hours OF O'Clock A. NJ, and o'clock P. M. /.
on the 9Th Of June, and the 5th Of July 1881. TO
be read in the above case. D. H. WIRE,
May ~, 1851. Sol. for Petitioner.
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NJOTICE IN ATTACHMENT All persons
IN interested will take notice. that Nathan Hoi.
lister, on the 2Ist day of December, A. d. 1850,
sued out writ of attachment from the clerks Of
flee of the court of common pleas, OF Monroe
county, in the state of Ohio, against Ezekiel Mat
thews, in Debt for the sum oil $sIS 40 in dent and
$50 in damages which writ has been served and
By sssa1 Ma1i!AM M4.os, @ssp Dep p's;s; Clerk
MAY 7, 1851 6w
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a TTACHMENT. AT my instance On sslseh-
n ment was this day issued By Isasc Muryy, :
Justice futhe Peace, OF Franklin sownship. Mon
roe county Ohio, against the properly and effects
of Thomas Reynold and 0'Cain S1thssland, non.
resident of said county. as h e blsfs.s ,
iDstedthis 2lst day Of May. 1851. 4 ~. u
June =, 1851. JOHN SUTHERLAND,
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rs, 900 copies OF this Book have passed through
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For sale by s. s. FITCH & CO.. 707 Broad.
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oc.DR. FIrcH's GUIDE TO INvAL,Ds. Or Di.
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be had. gratis, of oil his Agents. may 2Sliy
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Best gallon OF wine-ihe pure juice OF The grape
Cd do do .a do
The Board of Managers have mt decided upon
the time when the first annual exhibition will be
held; but will probably fix an early day in Oc-
tober. Premiums On crops will be awarded at a
later period B. HUGHES, Prest.
JAS. R. MORRIS, Sec'ry.
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NATHAN JOHNS ESTATE Notice Is
In hereby given that the subscriber has been ap.
pointed and qualified as Administrator of the estate
Of Nathan John, late Of Monroe county, deceased.
\. Nj fs- WILLIAM STEEL, Admit <
Jsss isie5bM u " ss essaaL
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, ss.

STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, IS.
jacob Bare. sen. COURT OF Common PLEAS
.s.ia vs. Richard Lewis will take no.
Richard Lewis. tice that Jacob Bare on the eth
day Of May, A. D. 1851, filed in the court OF Com.
mon Pleas of said county, bis petition against said
Lewis, the object and prayer OF which is to subject
certain real estate therein described TO SALE to pay
the purchase money for said premises, the said
Richard Lewis will therefore take notice that un-
less he shall appear within sixty days after the July
term Of said court, A. D. 1851, and plead, an
swer or demur to said petton, that at the next
term thereafter, said Jacob Bare will ask said court
for decree according to the prayer Of said petit
ton. JACOB BARE seh'
June d. 1851
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James Baker,

- wHoLESALE DRUGGIST,
coRNER OF MAIN AND MONROE STREETS,
3, 4. WHEELING, VA. sss .sI n
nFFERS for sale, At the loiDesf market prices,
" alarge and well selected assortment Of
-,5 DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
French, English and american Chemicals,
Paints and Oils, Brushes Of all kinds,
Dye.Stuffs, Bronzes,
Varnisbes, Perfumery. a
Window Glass, Surgical Instruments,
Druggists Glass Ware. Haiiers' Materials, 4'
: GENUINE COD LIVER OIL,
Together with every article comprising the
stock of Physician or Druggist. 1y7)
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William II. Johnston,

MNORWARDING & COMMISSION MER.
CHANT, AND DEALER IN PRODUCE
and Pittsburgh Manufactures, No. liz Second
Street, near Wood, Pittsburgh, Pa. Liberal cash
advances made on consignments d sfFlour and other
Produce. nov l'-om'
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NOTICE IN NATTACHMENT.--A persons
IN interested will take notice. that John Lank
ard, on the 18th day of December. A. d. 1850, sued
out writ of attachment from the clerk Office OF
the court OF common pleas of Monroe county. in
the state Of Ohio, against BAIL Rhodes, in Debt.
for the sum OF $l2S so 10 debt and 500 in dana.
ges, which writ has been served and returned.
20 ee WILLIAM OKEY. Clerk.
b .s By SELEr Y. MAsoH, Dep. Clerk,
Nay !, 1851 ew I4cs q aaG
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NOTICE IN ATTACHMENT persons
IN interested will take notice. that James w.
for the use Of Nathan Hollister. on the
18th day Of January, 1851. sued out writ Of at.
tachment from the clerks Office Of the court oi
common pleas Of Monroe county. in the state Of
Ohio. against John Title. in Debt. for the sum Of
$ls 90 10 debt and $50 in damages, which writ
has been served and returned.
WILLIAM OKEY. Clerk,
By SELEY Y. MASON, Dep. Clerk.
Nav z, 1881 CIV
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H EWIS KLOPNER'S ESTATE Notice is
hereby given that the subscriber has been APP
pointed and qualified as Administrator de6onis
mon, ot the estate OF Lewis KIopner, late of Mon
roe county, deceased.
- WILLIAM READ, Admir-.
June 25, 1851.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

TVyHE partnership heretofore existing between
il the, subscribers in the practice of Law, was
dissolved on the first day Of May. A. D. 1851, by
mutual consent The business will be closed up
by Mr.. Ross. WIN F. HUNTER,
ARCHIBOLD ROSS.
y June IS, 1851.
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MILCH COWS.

Best mich COW III Second best slss 80
The COW to be fed grass only, during the trial;
the trial to be made for ten successive days in the
mnn,hs Of Msy and August--.he last ten days Of
each month. ~ lat tstsu tf.tss.i.' : y
Il Statement to be furnished. containing, lst.
The age and breed of COW, and time of calvng.
I'd. The quantity OF milk in weight. and also
of butter during each period Of ten days.
Sd. The statement to be verified by the affida.
viz Of competitor, and one other person conversant
with the facts ,-t
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Monroe Agricultural Society,

The Board of Managers Of the Monroe Coua,
ty Agricultural Society" met at the court house,
on the 4th day Of March, 1851, sgreeably to the
resolution passed at the organization Of the Socie-
~. for the purpose Of preparing list Of articles fo'
which premiums will be awarded at the first annu-
al exhibition. The following list was ordered to
he published-the amount OF the premiums 70 be
6>ed at the meeting Of the Board on the third day
OF the July term ot the court of common pleas
asis-,ta CATTLE. VA, ~ Asss
Best bull over 2 years old Best yoke Of oxen ove'
2d do yesrs old 4At
Best year old bull Cd do
I'd do as Best yoke under 4yesrs
Best heifei between l & old n EsF
3years old I'd do 4A
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- Tv elvs lines, or less, will be charged as
me square.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-05-28
CHARLOTTE. N. c. MAY 2sa 1881.

mercy nf a dpspoiic power. In secedoy
South Catoiin will .inpl, do an act wh,t
all Southern men who believe in the exisreucs
OF , ate rights al all must admit that she
has perfect tght 10 do, aud winch she 10
gaids as absolutely necessary. Sire vii b.
acting as she would have 10 act, if none nj
+ The other Sunihern States we're 10 existence
and she we're he only object of aggression
by the Nouheru States and the Federal Gov
ernment. She is moi aoswerable for the usur
patrons ard injustice which may be commit.
led against her. Aud far her sister Siaies 81
the South 10 ask of her 10 refrain from al
exercise ot riahi which she regards rs indis
Penshble for self preservation would be an in
reference wIih her free sction of a far d lffer
eni Character from any with which she can
he rharged towards them. Soveieigns are
Equals. la seeding alone, South Carolina
would be placing her sister States Of the South
u"der 10 con-'raini. II they should find
'hemsel,e. IA a position si cons,raini, II wculd
come tom rhr action of The Federal Govern.
meni, not "t IA h Carolina But If they
should insist upon her rrtfainug from the sx.
erciso o. her ri.ht, aud submitting Ia con.
dnlon which she regards as intoletabIp, they
"on!d make themsei pafiles with The Fed
efal Oosefnmen', 10 placing NJ unju>n6abe
cnnsirasnt upon a sovereign and az tqusl.
We wish hat the necessity for separate
action b. S"uh Carolina, which We have
contemplated may he svrr,.d. We confde
IA The gallhht .pIrlls " HON WI address. There
may be some hope oi the assembling Of a
Southern Congress, To de.ise measures Of re.
dress ard feliet, upon which some Of The in
JIrrd States may uuiIe. We have hereto.
tore been wiling To- cfifcr much lor South.
'etn UnIon. We stu are. We do M, des,,e
10 lead, but 20 follow. Propost an, tff-rtual
measures for vIndicsl,ng "ur cnmm..n rights,
and providing for our common safety, and
We will heafIIl, unite with ,nu IN Carving
;hem "ut. We should regret mos, deeply To
incur the crnsufe OF irIeuds, w,ih whom We
have the stforgst de.ire I" aci in concert.
But We feel a deep conviction that We have
not acted heret"fore with any precipitation,
aud thai we are Ia The right in the deiermi
nailcn which We have formed. The self
ahassment Of >ubmisslnn, appests 10 Us un.
worthy of men s'Ill pretending to he free.
The gloomy prospect OF inevitable rum. to
foil " submt.sion, appears I" US more e. mi,
dab'e than any dangers To be encountered IN
contending ainre, against @haie,ef odds, ior
our rights We have come 10 the de- b. rate
conclusion that # it be- nur f,le to be lei,
alone IN lhe struggle, alone We must sindl.
cate our liberty by secession.
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A MILLION AIRES FEAST.

A Paris letter gives ihis account Of din.
ner parry gwen BY Baron Ro;hschld 10 Mar.
vaez, a. which were present only twenty.
tocracy.
In the first place, there was the splendid
service of Se,res porceIaine which belonged
To the unfortunate Marie Anroinetle. and
which vas bought bv R"lhschd far $50,
900 francs. Besides this enormous prlce ht
still paws an ANNUITY Of 10 900 francs to the
person who consented to give II up to him
During he tepss; the hole service of the
table was changed four times. the last being
Of si've, and gold, wo ked bv the most cele
bra,ed artists of Europe. I, was mos i'm
possible TO tell by what eud, b, what SIDE. to
take hold ofthe things, the use of tlch al
mos, disappeared beneath the materlal and
the workmanship, both so precious as 10
mako Of mos, ordinary articles vertube
works OF art. The knives for instance, we're
So ornamen'ed, so carved, thal. il was quite
d'tficu, 'e handle them.
All these riches were sent # - Lone, u
The da, after the rPeoin'ion Of Frb,uar,
we'r the onrder the rrhluN 81 Ern
'aoH hon drsp y, ed ~ y GRAND d,nrrt utvpn
l. 'h' Dnkr oF Wrli u,nn A Ia he esla
hlrs % the dinner | am desc ih,us, s4,s a re
porter they consisted of ,hr impossihl'ies Of
the season, sought out from the most cele b. a q.
ted hot. houses, and hunted from the most no
ted hunting grounds in France. Peaches,
cherries, Strawberries, appeared in the great.
est abundance a, the dessert, by The side OF
pinsapples, which, says the reporter, b'ushed
at having cost on!y one huadred francs
apiece. Besides these were various rare
fruits from tropical climates; in short, the
luxury WAS Of the mos, uhheard Of character
and the guests did no, rise from table until
after ten o'clock.
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PDldGdoals
sOuth Carolina state Rights Con.
vcNliOl,


Mr.. Gregg. from the Committee of twen.
ty-one submitted the following Resolutions
a. expressive ofthe sediments Of the Con.
ven,ion, ard an Address TO tho Southern
Rights Associations Of the Southern States
RESOLUTIONS.
]. Rssoirei. That in the opinion ofthis meeting
the State OF South csrolipa cannot submit TO the
wrongs aud sggfessions which have been perpcira.
ted by the Federal Government aud The korihein n
States, without dshosor and ruin and that il is no
cessary toreleve theref om whether with or
vi houi the cooperation Of other Southern Staies
9 Rssolred, That roncerl of action with one or
more al our sister states of the Souih, whether
through tie proposed Southern Cofgrets or ia any
other manner is an object worth iuany sacrifices,
bu, not the sacrifice involved IN submission
Reoired. That We hold the right OF secession
TO be essential 10 tie sovereignty ana freedom Of u
>is,es Of tits conirderaey aud tha; the denial Of
that right would furnish to injured State .be stron
gest additional cause Tor hs exercise.
Rssoired, That this meeting looks with conf
ssncs and hope to tho Convention Of the Peop e. to
exert the sovereign power oi the State 10 defence
OF It's rights at the earliest practicable period and 10
tias most efeetusl manner. and 10 tho Legislature
to sdop, tbe mos, speedy and .iieeG4 measures To-
wsrds the same end.
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THE GAME OF DECEPTION.

The Course which hes brought South Car-
olna 10 The melancholy cond,,on Of treas n
IN which We now behnld her, was one Of
deceit atircied devo,Ion 10 the Constitution
aud the Union, with usidIuus assaults upon
both. By this means the un~nry were en-.
uspped through false statements Of injuries
aud he run tu South Carolina.
The same game is now played IN North
CnrolIna la our last Legislature were a
number cf secrssiuui,ls-no no, nor, hut here.
after, when the occasion should call for Sc.
ccsslnn. They ouly u'ed 10 establish the
priuciple n0W, as an abstract right. This
VAS thu veil, covering Suih Carolina
treason Ia tie Constitution and Union, which
n,dnlfesis Itself ~herevri u dares TO show IT,.
self b, the certainty Of fellow feeling
We have an instance Of thi. 10 point.
la the Charlotte Hotneis' Nest q May g.,
The Editor says
"The pos,ion of the Democrats IN thi,
State upon the only question which should
and which onl, does divide men ana moi par.
ups) is the safe one. Ia case ii the repeal
of he Fugitive Slave Law hy Congress, the
Democr rats afe IN favor o: Secession. Not
secession notr, mark u distinctly, bu, only in
favor Of !, when 'ha, exigency arises upon
which the Wings swear they vii! RESIST"
Two da,s after this was printed, the Edi.
tor makes his apptarance IN the Charleston
Convention, whose on', ohjec, was TO deter.
nnue whether South Carulina shall seceds
he l.t IF bor So
,hrrn States The first thing see Of the
Eduor is his ofr,'ng he following resolution
+ R-soirsd- Action"
Well. this looks like 5scession without
waiting for "'he repeal of the Fugittrt
Siore Lar by Congress-
The next We see Of this Editor is tho fol-
loving report Of his speech by the Charles
ton Coutirr:
an Badge, Editor Of The Charcue, N
c., Hurne's' Nest aud True Southron," 8
delegate from both The York and Indian Lands
Assucistions cra.ed he Indulgence Of tn.
meeting for addressing them, but considered
,ha, he should be dead 10 me ncblest prlncl
ples Of nature # he could SIT and heat unmo
,ed the many compliments that had beef
paid, dung the progress of the debate, Z
North Car,lirs, his adopted State. Hi
forefa falhets were South Carolinians-he him
self was Vuginan by ,bIr'h and he wa
now half way back in his p,lgrimags L
! the Mecca of his fathers. Mr.. Badger, viii
considerable ea'nes,ness and elrquence, ad
vocaied separate state action, AID ASSURE
, the Convention that the moment South Care
, lima acted, she would touch chord in tn
f hearts of the young men Of Nm,h Carolins
/ lha, woud bring them from the mountain
to the senboard. to her aid"
!. Several things in this ure worthy of note
T The mosi important is the assertion :ha' tn
Q young men Of North Carolina are going
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the aid Of South Carolina when she secedes
Il would be dangerous for S. nth Caroline Ia
rely on such random statements. II may
even be questioned whether this pilgrim him.
self would finish his journey 70 Mecca IN
such ac"nlIrg grIoy but il he dId. b.. coma,
i"fs would he Few, aud hr, wnutd ali b. If
csrs-n" pr'va'es. Ttey "ieh' 'ni he~a,
~. therefore. fot South Catn,es b.. ,,t r.
Ten effirt's 10 every p,ivsie.
The hex, thug remarkable il, iha we
have read the accounts of the "a, lnnS aud 10
in2s .. the Convsn'Ipn vth c+re, and VT
have nowhere, except IN the .rc,ch of Mr..
Badger himself, seen Moth Carolina once
mentioned. We were cuugratulaiiag our.
selves Of this fact, when The speech came,
10 damp our joy. We have FAINT hope,
however, that the speech WAS copned in an
Hoipation Of tbs Convention, and of the g.ea,
things which might therein be said Of North
Carolina, and that, having been prepared, it
wsuld not DO to let j, spoil for want Of deli,e.
~. Or one thing We do rejoice, lha. no na
tive son OF North Csrolna-noue but ore
who bossitd that he was half Vre,nisn half
South Caiolinian-aas in such a place 10
misrepresent North Carolina.
Our ma in object in noticing this is, howev
er. to caution our readers against all this
iribe of "secessioH,s,s no, nov bu, hpreaf
ter" They are hostile to the Union. and
are working insidiously 10 overthrow II. They
dare not CONS ou. openly, for then their 10
Aurnce would he a, an end. b., they are
dangerous under their assumed mask. Fay
OJserrer.
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THE CURA EXPEDITION.

Some rev ligh, will shortly he thrown up,
on this affair, as the authorities in New York
city are in possession Of conclusive evidence
respecting the intended INVASION. Four
books-one large ore and three small ones
have been seized. which il is said, contain Ger.
tain proofs of The military expedition, with
notes of the companies and with the names
of seven hundred men enlisted for The lnva.
sim.
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A CURIOSITY,

A San Francisco letter states that Profes.
sor Shepherd has discovered within one hun.
Died mics Of lha, city. wha, is termed the
/" Geyset fountains" where may be seen
trees Of immense size standing, but the trunk
and limbs all IN state of perfect pe,ri(action.
Specimens Of sulphurate rock. Pe,rlfied
wood, &c. have been sent to the Worlds Fair
in London.
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DAMAGE TO THE TOBACCO

The Georgetown ID. C.) Advocate learns
from gentleman who has just passed through
the country, that the frost experienced few
nights ego has done very considerable dam
age to the young tobacco plants, which have
been very generally DESTROYED upon the Pa.
tuxent river. The corn has also been much
injured in that section.