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PACIFIC SHIP NEWS.
Port of san FranciscO--Arrtved

Dec l5-Ship Franklin Swain 255 dc I'm Nantucket via
Ship Ann Mara fps Dow & SeSYo via vaDa
rsso IS dis.
Ship Waiter Scott, Pease, A ds I'm Payta-
Barb Cesar Helena (Ham Seen, 81 ds I'm valparaiso.
Bark Mellon, Buchanan, IS DIS I'm Callso.
Bark Alexander, Brl mcNicsr, o. ds I'm Valparaiso
7Ods; Spassengers.
Bark A Jessuruu Snow, II ds I'm GuAynas, p pas.
Bark Vanguard, (Br) Garwood ISL ds fm LoadOn, via
Tseshusna 81 d. passengers
Brig WidgeOn, IBID Cspes, ls2 de I'm sydney bpasssa
Brig MARY Stusrt, McDorsld, Is ds ftn Lshaina
Brig Workman Nelson l4l cs I'm Boston.
Brig Jane lines, Henderson As ds I'm Valparaiso.
Brig Isabel Ferguson, DIS i'm Humboldt Bay; Is pasI
vspsTa.o p sSsSsp ~ Pr Rese 3 va
SehI Monticello, Chasheid y ds I'm Lshaina SsndUca
Dec i6-BTi Rstriever lBr) Davidson sos ds FIN Lel.h
Big Emily Bourne. Besuya. p ds I'm Sara Cruz ps
Brig Chatham, Barstow. ds I'm Oregon.
Dec l7-Steamshp Sarah Sands, Capt. w lsey, p 10 tn
Psnsms via Acapulco, Y Is 20 pass,
Steamer Gold Hunter Lieut. Blunt os nom Oregon p
Dec ls-shp Tre,oll Payne, As de from Panama; pas.
BARK Powhaiiap Coos p hours from Monterey 3 pas
Biz Venezuela Pickett 225 ds from New.YOrk VIA Rio
De JsDeiro aud Valparaiso 49 ds, passenger
Dec l9-U schr Ewing LieC Moore. returned 70 port
Dec Steamer Con6dsuce, Gsnnsi. I'm New YORK
via PsnsmS 70 ds sRs Acapulco ~ d.
Sehr Flight Msson. Il as fm Gusylnss
SchT BllOw, Socum Bsdega Bay.
peC br snip hGgaret. Ofc, lc- days IRON Liverpool.
via Juan Fernandez, ~ days; IS passengers.
ship Sea Queen. Manson, is days from New York.
Br bark Duke OF wellington, Kinney, l96 days from S.
JoeRs, New Brunsw lek, VIA Callao = days passenger
sI bark Isabella Blyth Bay lis Is days from Hong Kong
via Manila, - dsys
Bark Chester, Waueu IS dsys from Panama: 2psst
Br bark Bethel McMurty 2S4 days from S. Johns New
BTunswiek. via ST. Cslhennes, l IS dAyt
Brig 0sceols, Fsrel, l6i days from Phlsdsphs, va
Valparaiso - days
Mexican brig Dos Amigos DAnsOs q de I'm Maza.an Is
psssepsers II fsmsles
Ham hrig Ph0nix Never. IS de I'm Canton pass
Brig Emma Duneaa, 10 Is IN Humboldt BAY
Brig Rachael Stevens, Halihen 10 de n Humboldt Bay
Brig Kate Heath Wood. &c fn UmpQua river II pass
schrR w Parker, Swain. $50 d. I'm Philadelphia via
Valparaiso. g d.
sebr Capacity, Weld, 2ls de I'm Philadelphia, via vapa-
Taiso, 81 De.
Dec ss~Shlp Sutton, McKeezie 20 DE- m Newcastle
w
ship William v Eert ysrsey. l..' 10 fn Pt slephs,
ia ' aipareiso y - pass.
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Bark Sarah Moers, Keen. - DIS I'm TslcshuAna
Big Liberty, Br King, 40 ds I'm Nelson, NZeaano'
passenger
Brig L bis, Cslef 90 ds I'm Sydney, 5 w
Bris Palermo. Smith 2n6 ds I'm Liverpool; pass
Brg Wukullah. Sherwood, 10 ds I'm Oregon pass
scT Crescent Wheeler 2ie de fu Salem, via Galapagos
Islands. =, u.,,,
Dec z4-Bsrk DEmsnicotia- Howss, 95 de I'm Bosson'
via juan Ferr dez 90 os ,s,,.t
schr Emperor Wheeler. II Dis I'm Honolulu, Sandwich
IFlsr os(; %psss.
Dec 2-Schr Lydia, Cooley, e de IN Realeso H.,
Dec 25-Brig Mary Helen, Brown, 10 days ron hO"s
Kong; pssser gers. D., - ann
ceslon, " l. y 3passengers 70, nh rrsN D
Dec .s-stesInship Constitution, Lieut. Bssel, > N -
ds I'm Panama via Acapulco y cs; l6l passenger
Dec 2q-P M Cos steamer Northerner, C-pi handal'
70 Z, IN Parsus via Acapulco II ds San Diego 4si hcu
Dec 5i1sesmer Ohio, Brown. l45 de fTn NYork
ship Palmyra Chapman, 20a ds FIN Boston via va paFaisO
81 do; passengers.
BARI Ardennes Surfing, 90 de I'm Cailso. ~
BARK Bamorsl (Br) Pryde, 20 de from Sydney Via NO.
Bark Minerva Toner, 6 de I'm Umpqua River.
Bark Connecticut ThOrp Il De fn Auoi, IS ISLANDS y >
passeDgeTs
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Cleared.

Dec1s-ship victohs Warrington, Valparaiso.
Snip Howard CurIiss Csllao, passengers
big Triumph, Burt, Ports ii Chile.
Brig sam L Edward, Smith, Tslcahuana
schr Betty Biss Rollins 5 Islands and Tahiti, pass
schr Emery, Gallagher, Oregon, u passengers
Ship Mandarin. Sioddari, China, passengers.
Bark VIM Kennedy; Treadwsy, valparaiso.
Bark Gold Hunter, Jackson, Sandwich Islands.
Bark Jane Frances tBrl Brown, Launceston, pass
Bark Rosalis. lChiD soles MazalAn.
Brig Amesbury Colehurn Csllso
Brig GuDare, Byard, Humboldt
schr LOo,Choo, Mason Sandwich Islands
Brig Ida Collins Rio de Janero.
Dec i9-Sbip CITIZEN. Joy, Valparaiso, pass
Scbr Emily Frances, Freeman. Tahiti
Dec. 2O-steaner Chesapeake, Ward, klamath River
20 J pass o,,o,.,n, r,-rs, s.D5vvicb Islands.
Ship Espsdon, Err Chevsnion, Valparaiso, 50 pass
Bark Flora Baker Sandwich Islands. ,.
Schr Odd Fellow, lnghsm, klamath River and hshDg
Dec 2i-schr Columbia Phillips, Sandwich Islands, 2
passengers. $1,000 -, - =.
Bark Domingo Bray, Valparaiso
Brig Seguin, Davis. Rio de JenerO.
Sch r Whiting Baker, San Diego, p passengers.
Dec A-Shp Oscar, Eaton. Panama, 81 passengers.
BsTS C@ssr Helena. Ham Steen, Sahowich Islands
Bark Louise Marie, (Fr) Poicter Valparaiso, pass
Bark Louisa, HAM Gesits, Csllso, pass
Bark Solomon Piper Curtis, pors IN South America
Bark Lsura, Lanch, Valparaiso.
Bark Bohemia, Simmons, Panama los pass.
Brig Alnira. COdd Sandwich Islands.
Brig Courier, Ouch Schasf, Valparaiso
Brig Gen Cobb, Candsge Sandwich Islands, pass.
Dec 26-Ship John Marshall Hardy, Valparaiso.
Ship Fanny Hindmsrsh, Valparaiso.
Brig Fawn, Bunker, sand wich Is ands.
Brig Ruth, Daley, Panama. q passengers.
Brig JOOabna & Oiafa, DAM Engers Mexico
Brig Ormus, Smith, ports in Pacific.
Brig Tarquins, MoibrOp Oregon passengers.
Brig Adventure, (Br) Webster, Sandwich Islands
Brig River Chief (Br) HOrsly Tahiti, passengers.
Brig Col. Fremont Mason, San Diego, passengers.
Schr Sophia Maghill, Monterey, passengers.
Sch Indiana. Russell Santa Barbara pass.
Sch Spray, Hail. Monterey. pass.
Dec 27-Bk VIM Smaller, GOrhsm Sandwich l. pass
Bark Mary Muir (Br) Mlward, Valparaiso.
Brig Anna Maine, Baker Portland.
Brig Anna PeTuv) Lsbadie, MaZalan, 40 pass
Dec 28-SesmeT Sea Gull, Eyre, Oregon, 10 pass.
Bark Powhattsn Cook Monterey, pass
Bark Gen Taylor, Crosby, Manila.
Brig Kathhne Evan, Dow Valparaiso.
Sch Sarah Mcfarland, Talbot Guaymas 40 passengers.
Sch Mary w, BaTTows Sand witch lsandt
Dec 3O-Shp Brming CHAM, Wincnell, Valparaiso, pass
Ship Trescoit, Payne, Panama. lis passengers.
Bark Adolph. HAM Rening, Valparaiso.
Brig IngebOrg, HAM Hendevalet- ports IN Chile.
Dec 81, ship Albania, CrOwell, Calcutta
Brig Centurion OBJ Rainier, Valparaiso
Dig Hermann (Brem) RoZenkrantz Valparaiso.
Schr Caroline, Sterling, Humboldt Bay
Schr Monticello Rogers, Sandwich Islands.
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unable 10 see at present how eSn be discharged win
M visdoru of our fathers combined.
- w or GoLD AND SILVER
~ -, Sf60l6 65llG guilder piece s...... 81
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Sale Of School Lands,

Notice is hereby given, that there will be offer.
ed for sale, at public auction, at the front door OF
the Court House. in Woodsfield, Monroe county.
OHIO, on Saturday, the 22d day of March, 1851,
the following tracts OF land, to wit:
The east half of the northwest quarter Of Sec
ton l6, in township 8, of range7 Appraised a,
Sl0o.
Also, the west half Of the northeast quarter of
same section, township and range. Appraised at
500.
Also, the east half of the northeast quarter of
same section, township and range. Appraised at
500
Also, the east half Of the southeast quarter OF
came section, township and range. Appraised at
800.
Also, the west half OF the southwest quarter of
saine section, township aud range. Appraised at
500.
Said land in no case to be sold for less sum
than five dollars per acre. nor for less amount
than the appraised value thereof. One Twelfth Of
the purchase money to be paid at the time of sale,
and the balance ia twelve annual ihstalments Of
equal amount, with annual interest thereon.
JOSEPH MOOSE,
Feb s, 1851. CIV Aud. Mon. Co
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Public Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given. that Petition wiz
IN be presented to the Commissioners OF the
County Of Monroe, in. the State of Ohio, at the,s
next session. praying for the location OF County
Road commencing at the folks of the road near
Isaac Hedley's MILL and running thence north to
the south east corner of Hugh Wyhrant's Gr.) or
chard thence along the existing path to .
blszed tree. opposite the dwelling house OF Hugh
w yb,ant, SEN, thence to the right TO o certain
b,zed tree, thence along the bench to blazed iinR
tree, thence 10 iniersect the toad leading from
VIM Earheart's Mill to Ssrahsve, near the
dwelling of Mrs Stone. thence in the objection Of
Sarahsville to the mouth OF Methsney's Ruh,
IN nee up the Run to the southeast corner Of
Martin Batey's field. thence up The hill to lssn-
ing white oak, thence along the bench 10 the south
end OF Metheney's lane. thence along said lane 70.
Metbeney's dwelling, thence north to Ihomas
Aender's tobacco house, thence ~ the south end
OF said AIlender's lane, thence along said lane. u
itersect the road leading from Olive 10 Freedoms
thence along said inad to the west end Of Samuel
Danford's Improvement, thence along the hill side
to ,he west end of said Danfords wood land, TO .
blazed hicsbfy tree thence north along the tins
Gas near as praccsbs) that divides the lands ot
Samuel Dnford and James Watson, TO tho ezss
extremity of said W,atson's Improvement. thence
along the bench Of the hill 10 blaztd tee. thenes
to intersect the road leading from Freedom to Sss
rahs vile at the east end Of James Watsons farm
January 80, 1851. . fez
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Petition for Dover.

HSAAC BECKETT. who is = resident Of The
State Of Illinois, viii take notice. that ol. tbs
9th day Of January, 1851, The undersigned h'ed
10 The Office of the Clerk q, lie Court VI CoInInoh
Pleas, Within aud for the c6ursy Of Mp.iroe. N
the State Of Oi,p. petition demanding Dowef 30
certain anil-, Of which John Beckett. at tho time
of bis DEATH was seized ., ta vii: The souttesst
quarter of section /, township and range B. with
the exception oi twenty acres of the west sids.
sold aud conveyed by said John Beckett his
life time, lying aud being 10 said co,rts of Mps.-
roe; aud th,t unless he appear aud plead. snswsg
or demur TO said bill sgreeaby to law, decs<s
will be taken against him as confessed
Jan 90, 1851 RACHEL BECKETT. -
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UDOAD N0TICE.-Notice is hereby given
H. that after 80 days frum this date there will
be Petition presented to the Trustees Of Malaga
township, praying for the location of Special
Township Road. to begin at the county road
leading from Calais to Woodsfield, where said road
crosses the line between Michael Bertram's and
Adam Zinmerlia's, being on the line between the
northwest quarter and the southwest quarter of the
southwest quarter of section 2S, in township g.,
of range 6; thence west with said line between
the lands of Adam Zimmerlia, Michael Smith and
Michael Berram. to the northwest corner of said
Bertram's land, thence through the north half of
the southeast quarter Of the southeast quarter of
section "a, around the point Of ridge in the last
mentioned tract of land, TO the lands Of Adam
zimmerlh, he owning the south half Of the last
mentioned quarter quarter section.
Jan. 90, 1851. ADAM ZlMMERLIA.
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Petition to Sell Lands.

N Office is hereby given to William Thomp.
IN sou, Elizabeth Thompson, Samuel F,
Thompson, Mariah Thompson, John Thompson,
Athalinda Thompson, David F. Thompson, Rob.
ert G. Thompson, Sarah Thompson, William Bell
aud Nancy Bell his wife. John Christy and Mary
G. Christy his wife. James Love aud Elizabeth
Love his wife, and John B. Wilson and Martha
Jane Wilson his wife, who are heirs at law of
John Thompson, deceased, that on the 9th day of
January, A. D. 1851, David B. Patton, as the ad-
minisraior of John Thompson, deceased. filed his
Petition in the Court Of Common Pleas of Monroe
county, Ohio, the object and prayer Of which is,
to obtain authority from said Court to sell The real
estate of the said John Thompson, TO pay the
debts OF the deceased. The said heirs above
named will take notice that the petitioner, David
r. Patton, will ask for an order Of sale at the
spring term Of said court. 1851.
DAVID B. PATTON,
Jan, %, 1851 Adm'r ofJohn Thompson, decd,
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PETITION FOR PARTITION

Cassandre Fosgin, widow of James Fsgxin,
deceased. Hilah Foggin. Arrnania Foggia, Ansn-
da- Foggin, John Foggin. Hetta Foggin, Marths
Fuggin, Nathaniel Foggn and Rebecca Fogein
his wife. Casa Fogg'n, and Henry Sycks and
Clarissa Sycks his wife, will take notice that ps-
tiiion was filed against them on the li,h dsy Of
September, A d. 1919, in the Court oi Csm.ou
Pleas, by Richard Cain and Mary Cain his wife,
and is now pending, ~herein the said Richard and
Mary Cain demand partition of The following do.
scribed real estate, to Wi: The east half Of the
southeast quarter OF section 80, township 2, and
range 8, containing eighty-one acres; also, one
hundred and sixteen acres, being Laciiunal part
of section n, township 2, aud range 3; also, the
west half of the northwest quarter Of SECTION 20.
township 2, and range 3; also, the sou,heas, ouar.
ter OF the northwest quarter OF section 20, towns
snip Z, and laDge 3, Containing Al acres; also,
the southwest quarter of the southwest quarter of
secloh 70, township 2, and range 8; also, ten
acres beng part OF the north west quarter of the
southwest quarter of section %, township a, and
range 3. beginning for the same at the southsast
corner of SAID quarter. thence north forty rods 70
the road, thence west twenty-six rods to u stone,
therce south seventy-two aud one half degrees
west fourteen aud one half rods 10 stone, thenes
south thirty five and one half rods stone Themes
east ioriy and nine-tenhs rods to the place of be-
ginning; also. nine acres, being pat of the north
west quarter OF the northeast quarter OF section 20
township 2, and range 3; also, ore acre lying on
the west side of the run in the southwest curnes
of The southeast half of the southwest quarter Of
section %, township 9, aud range 3; also, eighi
acres. being part Of the southeast quarter Of the
southwest quarter Of section 80, township 2. and
range 8; also the southeast quarter Of the sputh-
east quarter Of section %, township 9, and rsngs
), containing forty acres also. thirty acres, being
part of the northwest quarter Of the southwess
quarter of section 80, township ., and range q.
also part OF the norheas quarter of the souihsasS
quarter Of section sy, township 2. and range :.
beginning for the same at beech in section 30.
township 2, and range 3. thence south fifty-ons
aud ttree-fourtbs rods to dogwoo thence wess
forty-six aud tlirty-eight hundred,hs rods to .
stone, thence norihtwenty rods to stone, thence
north thirty-nine and three ,fourths degrees wsss
fifteen and one half rods to a stune thence north
twenty rods to stone, thence east fifty sit and
thirty-eight hundredths rods to the place of begin,
nlpg, containing sixteen acres, two roods and
eighteen and one half perches. And at the nssi
term OF said Court application will be made by the
said Richard and Mary Cain Tor an order that pee.
tifioh may be made Of said premises. 8'ga
ei BY HUNTER L. ROSS,
Jan. ", 1891 Their An'ys.
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
REPohTED FOR THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY,
BY THE MORSE LINE sisef 80
CONGRESSIONAL.


WAsHlNGToN, Feb. IA, 1851. y y
Editor Spirito Of Democracy:
SENATE.-Petitions were presented and
report from the Patent Office was receiv.
ed. Mr.. Benton asked leave to introduce
a new bill to pay Missouri two.thrds ofthe
five per cent. agreed to be paid by the
United States to the said State on sales of
land lying in the same, for the purpose Of
building roads through said State.
Mr.. Foote objected to any speech on
the bill until after it was introduced. After
a long discussion TO the point Of order,
Mr.. Benton was allowed to proceed to
show cause why he should have leave to
introduce the bill. Mr.. Clay replied and
the motion TO grant leave was rejected
yeas 10, nays 81.
HousE.-The House adopted the reso-
luton to close the debate on the River and
Harbor bill at 4 o. clock tomorrow.
The River and Harbor bill was then
taken up in committee of the whole, and
several speeches were made.
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DOAD NOTICE.-A Petition will be pre-
I6 sented to the Commissioners of Monroe
county, Ohio. at their next March session. praying
for an alteration on such parts Of the Stale Road
leading from TayorsvilIe to Wondsfield, as needs
altering between the following points, viz. Near
where the line dividing the lands of John w.
Young and Charles Hare crosses said road, and
where the county road intersects the said state
road near Earhart's & Rownd's Steam Mill. Said
alteration to run south Of the dwelling house Of
Nathaniel Caple; and that SO much of said road as
will be supplied BY said alteration be vacated.
Jan. 90, 1851,
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NHAsTER COMMISSIONERS SALE B

RH ASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE BY
1V.A virtue OF mandate TO me directed from
the court of Common Pleas within and for the
county of Monroe and State of Ohio, 10 the case
OF the state of Ohio for the use Of the Fund Com.
missloners of Monroe county and state of Ohio.
against Alexander Ferrel and Rebecca his wife.
will be offered for sale at public auction. al the
door Of the court house in said county. on
Saturday, the, 22d day of February,
next, between the hours of 10 O'Clock a m aud 4
O'Clock p M, on said day, the following described
tracts of land, situate in said county, to wit:
Ihe northeast quarter of the southwest quar- :
ter OF section 8, township 4, aud range 4, con.
tanning 40 acres more or less. Also. the nor est
quarter of the southwest quarter of same section,
township and range, Appraised at $3.50.
VIM. OKEY, Mas Com.
Jan. ~, 1901. So SO Mon. Com Pleas
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WHAT A PITY!

That so many worthless preparations should be
offered to the public as cures for the most serious
diseases! But let those who have been dissp.
pointed not despair, for DR.. Rogers's Syrup of
Liverwort and Tar. really cures all diseases OF the
lungs, after everything else has failed.
For sale by E. M. Morris, Woodsfeld,
See advertisement in another column.
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Surveying.

vEyHE services of the undersigned, County
IL Surveyor of Monroe County, can be had at
al, times. except when engaged in the discharge
of his official duties, by calling at his residence
near jamestown, in Adams township, or by ad-
dressing a letter to him at Rocky. Narrows Post
office.
Feb. 8, 1851 JOHN ADAMS
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NJOTICE.-Therew will be a meeting Of the
IN members Of the Monroe County Common
School Association, held in in the town Of Lewis.
vile, on Saturday. the first day of March next. at
l o'clock, P. M; and all persons feeling them.
selves interested in the cause Of Common Schools
are respectfully invited to attend.
Feb. IL, 1851. JNO, BELL.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, Feb. 18.
Editor Spirit Of Democracy:
FLoUR-Market dull and heavy; only
sale 1l0 barrels at $3.50.
WHIsKY-Market heavy 200 bbls sold
at 22s and 295 do at Gig cents.
SEEDs-Sales 80 barrels clover $5,40.
CoFFEE-Sales so bags good Rio at l2
cents.
MoLAssEs-Sales 100 hhds. at 81 to 49,
In consequence Of news from New Orleans
market was stiff at the close.
SUGAR-Sales 40 hhds. fair at 81 cents,
market steady.
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This embraces all the Associate Judges
to be elected this winter. 9af Lef1 z,

4 COLUMBUS, Feb. 18.
) SENArE.--The morning session was
much occupied by petitions, &c. After
which the following bills were passed: {
To incorporate the Washington Life
Insurance Company Of Cincinnati,
To incorporate the Sandusky City and
Indiana Railroad.
70 authorize Clinton county to sub
scribe to the stock of the Cincinnati and
GAINESVILLE Railroad. s
HoUsE.-Bill to erect the new county Of
Noble was reported and referred.
House adjourned
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NOTICE.--The Monroe, Morgan and Guern-
IN sey Medical Society will meet in Summer
field, Monroe county, on Monday, March 10,
1851, at 10 o'clock A. M, at which time the
election of the officers for the ensuing year will
take place. A general attendance is respectfully
solicited. The Essrys due at the December session
will be expected.
L. F. ELLSWORTH.
Feb l2, 1851. Secretary
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Look at This!,

The subscriber iihsn,ls moving from the eoue1
Of Monroe. in a short time. He therefore yiahee
ali persons indebted 70 lin TO call immsdsteIys y
has old place Or residence. and settle their y.
county; and those holding claims against him. 40
notified that The same will be settled BY asiiisgB
upon ,im ~ the same place, should he neglect of
omit calling upon any to whom he may DO NJ !,
debted.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. Is.

WASHINGTON feD. 10.
SENATE.-Several executive documents
were laid before the Senate and ordered
to be printed. Petitions and reports were
presented.
HousE.-The River and Harbor bill was
taken up in committee of the whole. and
Mr.. Featherstone spoke in opposition to
the bill.
Mr.. Clingman gave his views in regard
10 the southern policy, and the ability of
the southern people to take care of them
selves. He said that the system of inter-
nal improvements was liable TO gross
abuse,
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SHERIFF's sALE-By vitue of writs

SHERlFF'S SALE BY viitue of writs oI
- Fl. Fa. ct Lev. Fa. issued from the Court OF
Common Pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio. aud to
me directed, will offer for sale at public outcry,
at the front door of the court house in the town oi
Woodsfeld Monroe county, Ohio, on
Saturday, Me 92nd day Of February, 1851,
bet~ ~een the hours of 10 o'clock IN, and o'clock
IN, OF said day, the following desclibed lands and
tenements, lying and being IN said county, to wit:
Lots No. s. %, 3s and So in the town of Anti
OCH Also, the south east quarter of the north
west quarter of section 49, township 3 and range g.
Taken in execution and levied on as the prop.
erty of Davenport and Brown. at the suit of Israel
Griffith and Others.
Jan. %, ls5l.-$2 IL. M. MORROW, Sh'f.
GHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of writ OF
~ FL Fa. ct Lew t'a. issued from the court OF
common pleas of Monroe county. Ohio. and to
me directed, will offer for sale, at public oulcry
at the front dour of the court house In the town Of
WoodSfield, in said county, on
Saturday, The 22nd day Of February, 1851,
between the hours of 10 o'clock m aud o'clock
m, OF said day. the following described lands and
tenements, lying aud being in said county, to wit:
The east half of the south west quarter and the
north west of the south west quarter Jf section 23,
township 2 and range 4.
Taken in execution aud levied on as the proper.
ty of David Palmer and others at the suit OF the
State of Ohin for use. NJ MORROW,
Jan %. 50 l2 Sheriff