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roe county and are az the time occupying house
Of plbiir entainment, in esd town
SIC. 2 That a,y person or persons who shall
without authority froib tie court oi common pleas,
Tor Monroe county. sell, barter. or trade. any
spirituous, v,nous, malt, OF fermented liquors, fr
any price or gain. or expectation thereof. or iso
shall by any device grant or give The same with
n view to profit thereby, shall upon consi io,
thereof. before the Mayor. be fined for every such
offence, in anv sum not iess than ten dnllais. uo'
more than twenty dollirs at the di erection Of tic
Mayor
SEC. 8 That il shall be The duty Of the Mar
shal upon sight or information given nf the viola.
,inD of this ordinance, TO briDg the offender forth
with before The Mayor for hesrIug, also it shah be
the duty Of the Mayor upon sight or iOior'n"'io'
given. of a violation Of this ordinance, to firth
with issue his warrant to the Marshal, commai d.
ing him to forth with bring such offender before
him, for hearing.
This ordinance to be in force from and after
the day Of A ID. 1851.
Done in Council, this 2iih day Of June, A. u.
1851.
w. B. ALEXANDER. Mayor.
l.. F. ELLswoRTH, Recorder.
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NuASrER COMMISSIONER SALE.-By
Nl virtue OF mandate to me directed from the
court of Common Pleas within and fnr the coun-
~ Of Monroe and State of Ohio. in the case of
James Roseman vs.. LuCian 9. Cummings ct al. will
be offered for sale at public auction, at the door
Of the court house In said county, on
Saturday, the 27th day Of September,
next, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock IN and 4
O'Clock m on said day, the following described
tracts Of land. situate in said county, to wit:
A certain lot or parcel of iand lying 10 the coun-
ty of Monroe and State OF Ohio, beginning for the
same at q stake on the margin of the road leading
from GAINESVILLE to Marietta. IL feet noIth of John
McBriaes frame house; thence running northwsrd.
Iy with the margin Of said road so feet to stake;
thence eastwardy at right angle with said road to
a stake to Solomon VOLTS line; thence south with
said VOLTS line 80 feet to a stake; thence west.
wsrdly to the place OF beginning, containing one
forth of acre more or less. il being in the north
west quarter of section l, township 6, and range
8, and called lot No. 6, sou'h Of the town OF
Carlisle. with the improvements thereon. APP
praised at $500.
VIM. OKEY, Mas Com.
Aug. 81, 1851 SO SO. Mon Com. Pleas
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SALE OF TOWN LOTS IN THE TOWN OF
ID a m sous.

v9yHE subscribers will offer at public sale on
Il Saturday, the 9Th day cf September.
next, a number Of town lots 10 the newly laid out
town of DAMASCUS. in Perry township, Mon
roe county, Ohio.
Said town is situate on Witten's Fork Of Little
Mu-kingum, where the road leading from Woods.
field 10 Sstersvie crosses said stream. A road
leading from Giaysvilie to the Mouth OF Sunfish
also crosses al this place, well as the main road
leading TO Brownsville. II is 61a miles from the
Ohio river. ii from Woodsfeid, and ~ from
Brownsville. The location is very healthy, and 10
one of the best IN this section the country for
business men aud mechanics. There is m abun.
dance OF building mater,ls Of all kinds right at
the place. There also three gris and mills
within one mile-one at the place, one a mile
above, and another mile below. The best kind
Of spring water is in great abundance.
Those desirous Of Commencing business with
the growth of a new town, in an excellent neigh.
borhood, will do well to attend the sale.
Terms made known on the day of sale,
JAMES BROWN.
Aug I3, 1851. LEVI LONG.
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John Henderson and wife2 Petition for Payn.
w. f,on and Do,usr.

John Henderson and wifs( Petition jor pa,si.
Adam H.o,horn no ;. a. t'oa and D0Uer.
Adam Hentl,orn, Eli Henthorn. James Hen.
thorn, Nathan Henthorn. John Henthorn. VIII
liam Hickman and Matilda Hickman his wife.
Peter Stewart and Martha Stewart his wife. and
James stewart. Fanny Stewart. Daniel Stewart,
Nathan Stewart, John Stewart, Peter Stewart, ju.
hior, Ellen Stewart and Alexander Stewart, minor
heirs Of Eiisabeth Stewart deceased. snd Fanny
Herthorn, widow Of William, lately deceased,
will take notice that petition was filed against
them on the 2ist day Of August. A. D. 1851, IN
the court Of common pleas within aud for the
county Of Monroe. aud state Of Ohio. by John
Henderson aud Nancy Henderson his wife, and 10
now pending, wherein the said John Henderson
demands partition Of the following real estate. to
wit. The northwest quarter of the southwest
quarter Of section twenty eight, township two
aud range four; also, the southwest quarter Of the
northwest quarter of section twenty eight. town
ship two and range four, all lying and being in
Monroe county, Ohio; and that at the next term
Of said court application will be made by the said
John Henderson for an order that partition may
be made of said premises.
JOHN HENDERSON,.
By WIRE T. MITCHELL. his Att'ys
Aug. 81, 1851.
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The Secretary w.s difrcted to enisf,ths follow.
ins hrders on the Journal:
Ordered, That the premiums on Corn, Clover
and Timothy seeds be awarded on the lst day OF
Deceubrr: ard on Tobacco on the hist Wednes-
day 10 March
Ordeyed, That the election Of officers be held on
the 2nd daT OF the Fair
O,dertd, That John Kerr and J. r. Morff BE-
\ ccmmitiee 10 procute SEINE one to deliver an so'
dress at some time during the Fair.
Ord,red, That tie public be solicited 10 exhibit
ARTICLES Tor which premiums are not offered
Oyderea. That the awarding committees report
their deciso,s To the Board Of Managers, aud that
The President draw on the Treasurer for the premi-
uEis
OJdeicd, That the following gentlemen be aud
they are hereby sppointeJ to fill the various CON-
miitces !oi th first annual exhibitions:
Con,miUes on Cqnie-Thos. Orr. WIN. Myer
Owen J. Jones. ,a
Committee on Sheep-Aigeo. Chas. MeGonsg's.
Thomas Griffith
On Srint James Walton, John Okey, JOSEPH
Hines.
On Hotsr, and .Muies--John T. wiiliansoo!
Ttos Mitchell. Arthur Sinyth.
PloaDs and Horom,- Henry Crum. Isaac Barn.
hard, Charles Afford
Piouing Alatch-B r. Drigg.. James S,allings.
lsfael u hWey.
Butte, and Cheese--Wm Okey,J F. Randolph,
A. d. briggs.
Domestic .Nau,Jaet'res Isaac Welsh, T. Ben
nnghaus, Judge Davenport
Gropes and Wi,,e--W. 7 S;nc!sir. N. Walter;
Frederick FTick.
To5aceo-Judge Davenport: T. Benninghaus.
| Isaac Welsh
Hay, Ciovsr Seed and Tmofhy Seed-Heiry
Ford, Henry Slime. J. w. Wheeler
Other Fieid Crops-T. A. Way, David Sampson,
| Joseph Morris.
{ onmitfee Of .4,rangemen's--Joh Kerr, b. R.
| briggs. s. G Smith. N HoIlister, John Steed,
John A. Davenport A. d briggs, F. Kdehler,
II Holland, VIM Kitkwood, f Salisbury.
ID. Knkbride, jeremiah Obey, Woodman Okey,
Jr J. F. Randolph
B HUGHES, Pres't.
JAS. R. MORRIS, Sec'ry.
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~ HERIFF'S SALE by virtue of an order Of
~ sale in Partition issued from the Court Of
Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohiu, and to
me directed. will offer for sale, at public Outcry,
1t the front door OF the court house in the town of
Wood>6eld, in said county, on
Saturday. the Eth day IF September. 1851,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock IN, aud o'clock
m. of said day, the following described lands and
tsnements, to wit:
A part of Section No. 7, in Township No z,
Range No. 6, beginning for the same at the moth
east corner of the north west quarter OF Section
thence ,unning south 33 poles to a stake. thence
west 20 poles and nine hundredths TO a stake.
thrnce north 80 poles TO stake, thence east 29
poles and nine hundredths 10 the place Of begin
ning containing six aces mOre or less, III Belmont
county, Ohio, and apprai.ed st $l75 Also a part
Of SeCtinn No. 80, in Township No. s, and Range
No 5, b ginning Old the south boundary line OF
said Section 8 chains and 20 and d half links from
the south west corner of said section, running
thence east chains ~ links to a stake, thence
north chains 62 links to Il stake, thence west 6
chains 20 links to stake in the road, tbsnce south
degrees west chains 80 links to a stake in the
road. thence south 10 degrees east 7 chains rs
links to the place OF beginning containing acres,
in Monroe county, Ohio. and appraised at s72 -
Also one other lot. it being likewise part of The
Section aforesaid aud described follows, begin.
ming At po"i 7 chains and IL links east from the
south boundary line of said Section, thence south
3 degrees west chains 6S links to a stake in the
road, thence west 81 degrees west chains and
81 links to a stake near white oak tree, thence
north one degree east chains 68 links to stone.
thence west 692 degrees south chains and l2
links to the beginning, containing four acres, sub-
iect to the dover therein assigned, also in said
Monroe county. aud appraised a, Sl25.
Ordered to be suld.in the case Elihu Upton and
wife vs.. Joseph M,tchett ct al.
M. MORROW. Shift
A. uaSI
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Probate Notice

Notice is hereby given that the Executors, Ad.
ministrators aud Guardians of the following named
persons, have flied in the Office Of the Clerk Of the
the Court of Common Pleas Of Monroe county
in the State of Ohio, their accounts, 70 wit:
John Sinclair Exe'r Of A d. McMahOn. decd.
Partial.
John Davenport Aam'r of James Guthrie, dec d
Final.
Andrew Shell Adm'r Of Joseph KsyIer. decd
Final
Geo. w. Durkee Admir- OF Isaac Baldwin, de.
ceased. Final.
Geo. w. Durkee Admir- OF Geo Archer, decd.
Final.
John Kerr, Guardian to C. Rohihson's heirs
Final.
John Cline Guardian to Richard Pool, Luna
tic Final.
David Stephens Admir- of David Stephens, de.
ceased. Fiusl.
That ssid accounts are continued until the Oct.
Term Of ssid Court, A. D. 1851, fot conf ma'ian.
WIN. OKEY, Clerk.
Aug 90, 1851. Monroe Com. Pleas
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DOAD NOTICE.-Notic is hereby givst,
IL that petition will be presented to the Tius.
tees of Salem township. Monrne county, Ohio,
praying for the laying out and establishing Of a
TO rnship road, to commence on the lands of Chris
topher Long, where the said Longs dwelling
house is. and thence through the lands of Charles
Kenarum On the west side Of his barn, to ntersect
private road said Kensrium has. and thence along
said private road through the lands Of Sam.
uel Heath. and thence through the lands where
Thomas Heath now lives. and to inteIsect the
county road leading from Niger Run to the
Bealsville road. Sad petition will be presented
on the Goth day Of September 1851, by
CHRISTOPHER LONG.
August l6. 1851,
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SHERlFF'S SALE.--By virtue of a writ oi
- Vend,iioni Exponas issued from the Court o
Common Pleas OF Monroe county, Ohio, and to
me directed. will offer for sale. at public outcty
at the trout door of the court house in the town
Of Woodsfieli, in said county, on
Saturday. lhe eth day Of September. 1881.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock IN. aud O'Clock
m. of said day the following described lands and
tenements. lying aud being in said county, to wit
The east half If the south West quarter Of Sec.
tion No 10. Township A. and Range 5, containing
80 acres more or less, and appraised at $500.
Taken in execution aud levied on az the prop.
erty Of John Wilson at the suit oi Rebecca Wil.on.
NJ. MORROW. Sh'K
Aug 27 IS4l So IL
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AN ORDINANCE regulating the sale OF spirit.
uous, vinous. and other liquors. in the town Of
Calais.
SEC. l. BE II ordained by the Mayor, Re.
co,dsr and Trustees, Of the town OF Calais; That
for the purpose Of more effectualy preserving the
peace aud good order within the corporstion Of
said town, il shah not be lawful for any person
or persons, SELL barter. trade or dispose Of with
or without view to gain any spurious. vinous.
malt, or fermented liquor. III any q,lsn,ity. within
the limits Of said town; Provided however. that
this section shsll not spply 10 any persons duly
licensed BY The court Of COMMON pleas Of Mon.
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For tho Spirit OF Democracy.
To the Electors Of Belmont. Guernsey

and Monroe Countie"
GENTLEMEN With the assurance that it
will meet the approval OF a considerable portion
ol the people, and with sincere respect for the
rights aud claims Of all parties interested, ! an
nounce myself an INDEPENDENT Candidate for
the Office Of JUDGE Of the Court Of Common
Pieas OF this Judicial district.
have for the lat nine years refused to be a
candidate for any political office, and II 10 not my
wish ever to bs one again believe it to be the
honest opinion Of the people generally. that Off.
eious. excited politicians ought not to fill Judicial
stations aad that Judge should be able in every
instance to do right and justice to all alike. Impair
TALLY. and entirely free from oil political per-
sonsl influences II elected, will not in any
way interfere with the political affairs Of the
country have been in the study and the prac-
tice Of the law over twerty nine years. and with
Z Kepnon, have been several years longer at the
Bar. than any other practicng attorney in the dis.
. trics. ON very sensible that my claims are
humble enough; but Whatever my qualifications,
and character for honesty may be, they are before
.ths country. have resided on the spot with
you over forty years, aid every voter has the
means of judging for himself. have assisted in
opening the forest in this country. aud have min.
gIed largely and freely with the people. and
think ought to know something Of the diversified
incentives to human action. And trust that !
will At oil times be able to appreciate aud respect
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sToRMs Z FREsHETs TN The WEST,

LOUISVILLE, August 10.
There was q destructive storm at st
Louis on Thursday, which done consider
able damage to the shipping in port. The
steamers Planter. Alexander Scott, and
Western World. broke from their moor.
ings. The Planter was damaged to the
amount of $1,000. The Mountaineer lost
her chimneys and pilot house. Many
light buildings were blown down.
There was a great destruction Of prop.
erty at Muscatine. Iowa. on the lth, by a
freshet on creek which occurred at night
Several houses were swept away, and in
one woman and three children were
drowned. The public works were dam.
aged to the extent OF $4,000.
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IT'S STRANGE BUT TRUE!

{, That many will neglect cough month after
month, and then wonder at last that they have the
consumption! How much better to nip this dis
ssss in the bud, which can always te done by US
Ing Dr.. A. Rogers's Syrup Of Liverwan aud Tar
"A stitch in time caves nine"
fgos sale BY Morris, Woodsfsld.
saess advertisement In another column. -
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Blacksnithina.

VSHE subscriber has taken the shop formerly
IL occupied by F. A Morgan. liz the town Of
Clarington,
where he is prepared to do all kinds of BLACR-
in the best manner and on the short
est notice. Please give him call.
July 80. JOSEPH RODGERS.
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Fiax-seed Oil, Pure White
Lead, Paint brushes. Varnish, Turpenlihe, and a
variety Of Paints, for sale at
KiRKBRIDE'S.
Sugar house Molasses. N. o.
Molasses. Sugar, Rice. Common Tobacco. andths
usual variety of Groceries received and for sale at
KlRKBRlDE'S
Calais Ordinances.
AN ORDINANCE requiring the Treasurer and
Marshal 10 give bonds and security aud lake aIl

AN OHDIN ANCE requiring ue iVeasufeT hhu
Marshal 10 give bonds and security aud take ah
oath of office.
SEC /. Be it ordained by the Mayor, Record.
er and Trustees, of the town OF Calais, That
whenever any person or persons is elected or ap.
pointed to the Office OF Treasurer or Marshal, "f
the Borough of Calais. they shall be required to
take the necessary oath appertairins to such off
ces, and every such Treasurer OF Marshal so quail
life J. before they shall be legally authorized To- Ell.
ter upon the duties of their respective offices,
shall within ten days, after their said election or
appointment, enter into bonds to he approved by
the town council of said town and payable to
them and their successors in office, with at least
two good securities, with peualty Of not less
than two hundred dollars nor more than hve HUN
dred dollars Of the direction oi said council, TO he
deposited with the Recorder; conditioned. that
the said Treasurer and Marshal shalt well and tru-
ly pay o, er according to law all mnneys that may
come into their hands by virtue Of their said off.
ces, on which bonds suit may be brought, and the
penalty thereof recovered by the Mayor or other
person injured by the neglect or refusal of said
officers to pay over moneys in their hands in the
same manner as bonds given by the Sheriff
This ordinance to take effect from aud after
the day of A. d. 1851.
Done ia Council this 24th day of June A. d.
1851
w B. ALEXANDER, Mayor.
l. EI,swopTu Recorder
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NEW ORLEANS. Aug.

New ORLEANS, Aug. Is.
We have dates from Ell Paso to esd ult.
The Boundary Commission. near the riv-
er Gila. had discovered an important er.
ror in the boundary line lying 40 miles
from thetru boundary at Ell Paso.
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TREASURER.

o. We are authorized to announce
EDWARD SALISBURY,
as a candidate for the ofice of County Treasurer.
for Monroe county, subject 10 the decision Of the
Democratic Convention.
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Monroe Agricultural Society,

The Board of Managers of the "Monroe Co""
ty Agricultural Society" met in Woodsheld,
the 3lst day Of July, 1851. being the time agreed
upon at the last meeting Of the ard, aud proceed
ed to fix the amounts Of the premiums on the va
rious articles in the list heretofore published which
will he found below.
The Board will take this occasion to say that the
premiums are not 80 large nor the articles as M
inerous as they had hoped this is owing. however
to the fact that our Society IA yet in 'ts infancy.
Ma y look upon it as All experiment that may not
succeed, and have not gwen il their Influence
We. however, feel that the Society deserves aud
viii receive the support Of the public
The Board earnestly recommend the farmers Ia
bring out their stock to the exhibition; LET none be
deferred from the fear of heing eclpsrd by others
The only thing the Board fears is that the farmers
will not bring out their stock, &c, under the i'm
preston that it is not worth exhibiting. They
hone this will not be the case.
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STATE SENATOR.
Ma. EDIToR-You will please announces
JAMES r. MORRIS.

as a candidate for Senator in the 18th Senatorial
District. composed Of the counties Of Guernsey
and Monroe; subject to the decision OF the Dem.
ocrstic District Convention
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AN ORDINANCE to protect the side. walks and
streets in the town OF Calais.
SEC /. Be i, ordained by the Mayor, Re.
corder, aud Trustees of the towu of Calais, That
il shall not be lawful for any persan persons to
place OH the side walks any lumber, brick, stone,
coal, wood, or thing that may be an obstruction
Oh said sidewalks. except for the purpose OF show
ing merchandise, any other article foi sale, and
for such purpose only shall they have the Use Of
two feet six inches OH side Of the sidew alks;
the side. walks shall be eight feet wide on main
street.
SEC g. That if any person shall drive, or lead
any horse, mare, or gelding. mule. ass, or oxen,
violating this or the first section of tins ordinanc
shall forfeit and pay on conviction thereof any
sum not exceeding five dollars to be collected as
other fines ere
SEC. g. No person or persons shall be allowed
10 occupy more than ten feet Immediately outside
of the side walks, aud that only in cases Of real
necessity, except for building purposes, they shall
be allowed the use OF halt of the street for al
least six months if otherwise occupied. they shall
forfeit and pay to said town any sum not more
than Que dollar. to be collected as other fines are
This ordinance to take effect from aud after
the day of A. ID. 1851.
Done in Council. thus 9Th day of June A. D
1851.
W. B. ALEXANDER, Mayor.
L. F. ELLSWORTH, Recorder.
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COMMISSIONERS,

COMMISSIONER,
Mr.. EDIroR-Y You are requested to announce
the name Of
JACOB TSCHAPPAT,
OF Switzerland township. as . Candidate for Com.
missioner of Monroe County. subject to the deci.
sion of the Democratic Convention.
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o. We are authorized to announce
SIMON DRUM, ESQ.
as candidate for the office of county Treasurer.
at the neat October election.
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REPRESENTATIVE.
o. We are authorized to announce
JAMES OKEY,

ss candidate for re election, to represent the
county Of Monroe. in the next General Assembly,
subject to the decision Of the Democratic Conven-
ton.
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IL doz. Plow Points,
Plow lines and Plow fnoles. for sale at
KiRKBRlDES

Sole Leather, Side Leather,
Calf and Kip Skins. as well as grsa, variety Oi
KlRKBRIpE's.