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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-04

n In the following passage, from modern
ed us by friend we recognize q somewhat kin.
bred delicacy Of compliment -" How | wi'1, my
dear Adeline, my engagements would permit me "a
to leave town and TO so 20 see you; IL ~oIld os
like visiting some old ruIa hallowed by time, an" ,
frausht with thousand pleasing Teeoles1lons'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-04

Egf- Gen. Hinton. Who has haen eon6ned in
Columbus Ohio jail. being indicted for robbing
1Ie mar. has been released on bail by Com mis-
s,"ner = d. Wilcox. ia the sum OF So 900
Messrf foWeH, Moore n Hinton s0ni are the
sO'eues' cleveland Plain Dealer
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-16
A FUQUEER'S CURSE.

Among the many strange objects which an En-
glshman meets with in India, there are few
which tend SO much to upset his equanimity as
a visi. from wandering fuqueer.
The advent of one Of these gentry in an En-
gish settlement is regarded with much the same
sort of feeling as a vagrant cockroaclL when he
makes his appearance unannounced in a modern
IG we could imagine the afore-
said cockroach brandishing his horns in the face
of the Mortified inmates, eXuting in the disgust
which his presence creates, and intimating, with
a conceited swagger, that, in virtue OF his ugli-
ness, he considers himself entitled to some cake
and wine, perhaps the analogy would be more
complete
The fuqueer is the medeant friar of India
He owns no superior; wears no clothing; performs
no work; despises everybody and everything;
sometimes pretends TO perpetual fasting; and
lives on the fat Of the land.
There is much, however, to be said for him,
that when he does mortify himself for the good
OF the community, he does it to some purpose.
A lenten fast, or a penance OF parched pease in
his shoes, would be mere bagatelle to him.
We have seeria fuqueer whoWas never "known'
to eat at all. He carried small black stone a.
bout with him, which had been presented to his
mother by 4 holy man. He pretended that by
SUCKING ms stone, anG WITHOUT uiC alu OL any
sort of nutriment, he had arrived at the mature
ogs of forty; yet he had a nest of supplementary
chains, and a protuberant paunoh, which certain
y did great credit to the fattening powers Of the
black stone. Oddly enough, his business was tc
collect eatables and drinkables; but, like the
Scottish gentleman who was continually begging
birthstone, they were "not for hssel, but fol
neebour." When | saw him he was soliciting
offerings of rice, milk fish, and ghee, for the ben
eft of his patron Devi. These offerings wer,
nightly laid upon the altar before the nevi, VIII,
was supposed TO absorb them during the night
considerably leaving the fragments 10 be dis
,tTibnted among the poora the parish. His god
ship was very Discriminating in the goodness ant
freshness of these offerings for he rejected snol
as We're stale, TO be returned next morning, viii
his maledictons, to the fraudulent donors,
Sometimes fuqueer will take i into his hea
that the community win be benefited by hi
trundling himself along, Ike oar-wheel, For
/ couple Of hundred miles or so. He lies hi
wrists 10 bis ankles, geissa fire, composed {
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-16
olCOnnei's rae. at Gross Rxaminstlon.

he was once eSamining witness, whose in
ebriety, at the time TO which the evidence refer
red it was essential TO prove. He quickly dis
covered the man'i character. He was fellow
who may be described as shalt foolish with
rOguery." swell Darby, you told the truth to.
this gentleman" ''Yes your honor, Counsellor
lO'Connel.n ''HOw DO you know my name?''
''Ah TO be sure every one knows our pdflhriot -
l"Well, you are a good humored honest fellow;
now tell me, DARBY, aSs you take drop Of any
thing that day?'' "Why your honor, took gsv
share of a pint of spirits aYour share Of II;
now by virtue of your oath, was not your share
of it--aH but ne pe,oir n s'Why then dear.
knows, THAT'S true for you, SIR The court
was convulsed at both questions and answer. Il
soon step BY step came out that man was not,
therefore a competent witness. Thus OiConnel
IwOn his case foT his client
| Here is another instance Of his ready saet and
infinite resurce IN defence ef bis ahent. In q,
trial at Cork for murder, the principal witness
swore strongly against the priseher- He parsic--
ularly swore that hat had been found near the.
place Of murder, belongedtoih prisoneH, whose,
name was James. 9By virtue Of yodf cath are
YOU sure this is the same hap" 'sHes.1 NDid
YOU examine il carefully before YOU swore in
your information that It aEas the prisoner sp'A
l1I did - SHOW, let me see, p said OaConnel
Jas ne took up the hAt, and began To examine il
carefully in the inside. He. then spelled aloud
the name Of James, slowly thus; lanes.
laNow, do you mean those words were in i when
iyou found it?n siI do's ssDid Won see thegr.
there9'' II did, @And,this i ihe same hatpl'
leIt is" "Now, my lord, - said 0'Connsi
holding up the hat 10 the bench, there Is a., Snl
of the case, there IS no name whatever inscribel
in the hat" The result was an histani aequii-
tai.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-16

ETNHE subscriber has pow on hand and Is Z
Il daily receiving the largest and best as ,B
sorted stock of GOODS suitable Tor this market eve
brought 10 Northern Missouri he returns bs mos
sincere thanks Cor the untirng wppor ne mas as
ways received, aud no effort shall be wanting on his
darl TO merit its continuance. 7. Il. SELMES.
feb 2s
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-16

the frying pan in Reuben's hands But the lard
catching The flame, he jerked it Off the fire with
a little too much vgor, whereby the liquid grease
was all despatched over his breast and head
He dropped the pan, piped up dolelul howl,
and stepping backward he planted hisioot in
the batter. One of his companions seized the
cofle pot and threw its contents upon him, but
a second, yet more liberal, besprinkeled him
with the remainder Of the materials of the "siap-
jacks. The Rey. Thomas inquired how the
thermometer now stood, and another observed
that now since Reuben Svas creased, soaked and
basted. they had better barbecue. him, but they
roasted MIR. Appleface unmercifuIiya
There was no breakfast in that camp that
morning the early rays of thesun weresbut de-
lusive prognostics Of the brightness of the COM
ing day, for though no unseemly cloud obscured
the day, and Sol rode in his golden chariot as If
again playing the pranks Of Phaeton Of old,
there was no sunshine upon the countenances of
any q that company, which had pitched in TO
partake of Reuben's delicacies.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-16
William Hawkins

1JASiust opened his 1TUtk Of hEAPLE AND
II FANCY DItY GJOps-ReadY made e'oll
,inp--B Roots Shoes QueensWare and Groceries OolI
and examine our gOods--we think our prices VII SO
you o oct, 81.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-16

1T.Wm. ROark, well known Is bone-play.
er m the HSable Haani0nst band Of Negro
AIiasszsls, died IN CineInraii, On the lTth oltt.
mo.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-16
r. +. LAKENAN, @ oa
Attorney at Law, and General Real

ESTATE AGENT,
' Hannibal, Mo.
Ofce-on North side of Bird, between lst aud "a sis
MI ILL attend TO The collection oil debts aud uler
w professional business entrusted To his cor',-=s
He has complete AbsTacts Of Title 10 all thereai c--
tate in Hannibal, andw fuiDisi to those desiring
an abstract Of all the Conveyances, recorl OF any
lot 10 The city. G Z"
He is commissioned to take Dispositions, Acklowi.
edgement of deeds, SC, for the States OF Virginia an"
Kentucky. =
Refere Is: Ia
q Messrs. Woods, Chrsty & CoaSt. LOUIS, 10
Messrs. Doan, Kings Co, SO
G, MessIs. EuiiiCs ReSogg, 9 ~,
I" 8 Sitter, Price & Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
. " Morris l.. Halloweil Co. go
Atwood & Co., /"
MoTe,t, Hawes & Co., Hannibal, Mo c q
o Mr.. T. X. Selmes, :, "
Mr.. George Schroter, Goct 3l-lyl %
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-16

TO BE coSrINU Ed.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-16
Smith s.. Allen,
AttOrney at Law

HANNIBAL, MARION COUNTY, MISSOURI,
WILL promptly attend TO all professional business
wv entrusted to his care in the counties Of Marion,
Rails and Pike. He will give particular attention TO
the securing and collection OF debts in any part of the
State I7-OfFce on Bird street, fou doors above the
corner of Bird and Main in front of the Marshal and
Recorders otfice.
pERAGE Dea LANES, newstyle of goods for la
10 dies' dresses, apr24y
COLLINS & BREEDS.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-16
CHAPTER RII.s o
Over the line. The charms of camp life. Clea'ng oC

Over the line. The charms of camp life. Ceaing out
in hurry.
SoRRowFuI1Y did Reuben ,sslscoGc5 HIM
self with CALLED spirits and feverish blisters
amid the blankets7in the wagon bed-with an
CRY brow did the driver mount his seat brand
ishing his long lashed whip, portent direful to
the ill-starred mules, and impatiently did the re-
manning intmhers of the little troop mount their
no less impatient Rozinantes. Mr.. Waller
might have sat for the portrait of Hudibras-
may, it amounts to moral Certainty, that Butler,
looking adown the long vista of futurity, by the
aid of the prophets mantle, had discerned the
elegance of his carriage, when he wrote his in
mitable description closing
Tins armed and fortified, Sir Knight
Left peaceful home fortroublous fight.
Sykes was placed aloft upon bucphalus,
which of yore was wont to drag the plough
Through the fertile fields beside the grand Chari-
ton. a gaunt, fleshless, one-eyed devil of the
real tartar ospecies-a perfect incarnation of
Iwickedness, and, by no means accustomed to
the "snafle, sword and spur" This gallant
charger no sooner felt the tickling of his ribs,
than he snorted, twired his respectable heels
lin Tho anb;c:t. phcrc, and 5::t ;ie reverend
shins of Sykesy, in most truculent manner
The divine aforesaid, alternately cursed, pray
ed, spurred and kicked, and his horse initiated
him conscientiously,' as far as the kicking was
concerned, and then with amazing placidity, laid
Idownin the road. The furious Waller swore
harder than ever, and proceeded to kick at a
redoubed outlay of leg wear. But old Boney,
forgetful of the text worthy Of all acceptance,
show beautiful are the feet of the watchmen
upon Zion" incontinently twisted his side upon
one of those classical appendages of his holiness
the rider, and then rolled said rider in the mud,
to bis hearts content. Truly he "rumbled his
bellyful" like Lear's winds, he dyed him with the
black loan, the red clay, and yellow ochre of
the soil, in a mode so charming and picturesque,
that the fastest walk-in-the-water, who ever
tested the Identifying qualities Of vermillion,
might envy well his artistic endowments; he was
a huckleberry beyond persmmon of all the
artists of the wilderness, Some, there are as
well ken, who refuse to attribute any taste,
save in the matter of corn and provender,
merely to flatter mortal al'vanity, but 1 ever will
maintain when and where it may behoove, that
this instance of old Boney's skill in illustrating
the constituent elements Of the soil of Indepen-
dence, is an indubitable fact highly creditable to
his genius
TO BE coSrINUED.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-16
Ribbons.

REFEKEN JES.
Springer Whitenian, Harrison & Hooper, ).
Rowe (Cashier), CiaeiaWat; J. H. SuTges Co, j. j.
Adams, NeD Orleans; Loker Replck y Co. Chouteau x
Vale, VIM. NJ. Morrison, 81. kouisi II. r Budell
Co.. NsW York. 10 mar21'h
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-16

lust now received from that celebrated Tea DIS
J trct, Poyang Hho, also some Ol Lam Foo's choc
Imperial, sc. [oet241 1 4 SELMEs
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-16
CAL.IOOES.
Fresh Teas!

d oNNETS- Going of fast and for sale unusually
Dlow by apr24y CoLLlNsS 4 BREED
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-28

DLEACHED and Brown Muslins of all kinds
ID Checks, Flannels, Tweeds, Cassinets and Jeans
api2ly at COLLINS & BREEDS.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-28
administrators Notice,

NTOTltE Is hetby given 10 all persons interested IN
In III. estate Of Austin Gilbert. deceased, thai Letters
of administration have been granted 10 The undersign
rJ oy the Rails County Court, bearing dale August s.,
VOL All persons indebted 10 said estate IcGucsi
cd to make payment immediately, all persons having
claims against said estate requested present them
properly authenticated, within one year from the date
of laid letters, OF they may be precded from any bcn
eft of said estate aud if not presented within three
years, they will be forever barred.
augii-3t MARY GILBERT, Admrx.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-28
Administrator Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given TO all persons interested in
~ the estate of George Settle, deceased, thai letter,
testainentary have been granted 10 the undersigned
by the Rails County Coult, bearing date August i'ol
All persons indebted to said estate requested TO
make payment immediately and all persons having
claims against said estate, requested 10 present
Them properly authenticated, within one year from the
date OF said letters or ley ma, be prccluded from any
benefit of said es,as and if not presented within three
wears they will be forever barred.
- PETER &. SETTLE, Admir-.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-28
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons Interested in
IN the estate of Samuel NJ. Waters, deceased, that
riieis Of administration have been granted TO the
licrsigned by the county court Of Marion county, bear,
lug date August 7lh, 1851 All persons indebted 10
said estate requested TO make payment Immediately
and all persons having claims against said estate
gucstcd TO prescn, them, properly authenticated, with
III one year from the date Of said letters and il not pre-
scented within three years they viii be forever barred
augli.3t SARAH n WATERS, Admr'x.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-28
JUST RECEIVE

hlRECT from the Importers, n new snpply of those
- tine old Brahdes, among which are choice so;a-
nctte, La Rochelle, Casiiou Cos, and O'arl Bran,s
Cherry Bounce, Wild Cherry, and Fine Peach Brnn.
dieA Pure old Port Wines, vintage Of 1872 for mo.
dicnal OF other purposes. Also, Clarcr Madeira and
Sweet Malaga, Of the first quality, and at low price,
by J. \. INSLEE \ co.
Hannibal, July allli, 1881.
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-08-28
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all creditors and Others
" interested in the estate Of Sarah Hill, deceased
that letters OF administration said estate beating dat
Aug. t. isjl, have been granted to the ~ deisgned by
the Ras county court All persons indebted 10 said
tate are requested 10 make payment Immediately, and
all persons having claims against said estate are required
10 present them, properly authenticated, within one
wear from the date of said letters, they may be- pre-
ciued from any benefit of said estates and if not pre-
scented within three years. they viii be forever barred.
auli AMOS HILL, Admin.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17
Notice.

David Paden, Jerome Paden, John o. Paden,
Alexander Paden, Elizabeth Paden, Olivia Paden,
d Elizabeth Payden, are hereby notified that the
18th day Of September 1850, Elson Paden filed in
the Court of Common Pleas Of Meigs county,
Ohio, bill in chancery against them, The OBJ
jeet and prayer of which bill is, to enable and
eompelthe said David Psden and John o. Paden,
~ Administrators Of the estate Of James Paden,
deceased, to convey to the said ElSon Paden 100
acre lot No. 266 in sections Nos. g. 10, and 49, in
town No. 1, range No. ~; and so acres being the
south half Of 100 acre lol No. 266, in sections
and J, in town No. 2, range No. IL, in said Meigs
county Ohio, in pursuance of a contract between
the said Elson and the decedent, as set forth in
said bill or that the said David Jerome, John o.
Alexander, Olivia and Elizabeth Paden, as the
heirs at law, and Elizabeth Iaden, as the widow
o, the said James PsyGOn, be compelled to re-
lease to the said ElSon thei interest in said land
on the said Elson paying any balance that may be
found 10 be due from him. And the above ma
med persons are further notified that unless they
shall appear and plead, answer OF demur TO said
bill within sixty days after the next tenn Of said
DppTt the said Elsop, At the term next thereafter
l apply to said court TO tske the matters Of sale
bill sS confessed, and to decree thereon accord
iNEly. r. A. PLANTS,
Solicitor for Comppt.
July 10, l0bi.-nt0w6. IS 26.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17
RIMEI FTREl rlREt

w HAVING received litle shorter no. ~
Ei tice % vacste the premises. we formally ~
occupied, than the law, in is humane cpe,s,ion,
SLOWS, on the night OF the late fire, we aow to
be found in VIM. II. Rerringtons building, one
door hcfow his store. Having supplied ourselvsG
with all our missing articles, we are enabled 10
i.IfHEh our customers at reduced prices. In sddi-
ton 10 eui present stock We have made arrange-
meats with an eastesn importing houFe TO saePiy
US with the latest impor,stions Of drugs at impor
tsts prices, and win receive. in a few weeks,
very tasgc and extensive insoice Of Fresh Drugs,
Chcsnicais, BAEins (fofmefifl Roussells) PERU
lssy. new Chemical Preparations Instruments,
Fine Drrgs, and Scarce FcpNrst;ohR, never he
fore bfoHg.t TO this market We will eSppiy
Physicians and Eeschants al deduction O(twea-
ty per cent on their hills of former parchsscs ia
this place, or at the "Cirsultr Prices a ssy Tc-
|sponSible Pi.tsbufgh or Cireinnati IIouse. We
warrant our drugs t0be Of ftS guilty and e0-
trelY pure; coming directly frou. ekder ue Drug
Inspectors hands there is no possible el.lnee fK
their adulteration. Call and see what diiitrcaca
there is iR the quality Of drugs and ascesain our
prices. J. r. FLEMING, rrpegiSt.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17
Remember the faithful Dead"
MARIETTA MARBl E WORKS,

0LLISTER & LEONARD would respect
L J. form the citizens of Pomcroy and vicinity
that they still continue the MARBLE BUSINESS
IN all in all its various branches at their old stand
in Marietta, Ohio.
Having just receiued large and well selected
assortment Of Italian and American Marble Slabs
and Blocks, are prepared to make to order, MON
UMENTS, TOMB-TABLES and HEAD STONES
of every variety, on the SHORTEST notice, in the
NEArEsT style, and for the LOWEST prices.
Marble Mantels, Centre Tablc-Tops, &e. al
ways on hand.
Grindstones from the hest Warren quarries,
constantly on hand. wholesale CT retail.
ANY orders addressed to US at Marietta, or H.
b. Smith, Pomeroy, will be promptly attended TO-
Marietta, o. June 19, 1881 5l.-n3Ims.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17

LNSTHERCHASE, widow, Royal Chase, John
h Chase. Samara Chase, and Oscar Chase, heirs
q iaw Of Abel Chase, r., deceased, win take no.
tice that petition was filed against them on the
18th day Of March, 1851, in the Court of Common
Pleas OF Meigs county, by Nicholas Stanbury, and
10 now pending therein, wherein the said Nicho-
las StsnbuTy demands partition Of the following
zeal estate towit ell the real estate Of which the
taid Abel Chase. il. died, seized in said county,
and which in particularly described in said peii-
Ncn, and that at the next term Of said court ap-
RheAtoa VIII BE- made by the said Nicholas Stan
bury tor an order that partition may Be made Of
said premises. N. STANDURY.
July ., lsS1 .--nl0y6, % 80.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17

A ttachmcnt.--On the 23d day of May, A..
N d. 1851, David Barber caused to be issued
from the Court of Common Plevs, of Meigs coun-
ty, Ohio, a writ of attachment, for the sum Of
one hundred and one dollars, against the proper
ty and effects of Abraham M. Hihkley, which
writ has been served and returned. SOS
.a...s. A. DONNALLY, Clerk.
T. MONTAGUE, Atty for Ppf
June II, 1851 -no36.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17
Road Tax Notice.

The Commissioners Of Meies county at thoir
March session 1851, determined that a general
levy of ten cents on the 500 valuation, be as
sessed on the taxable property of said county
entered on the duplicate Of 1851.
ALSO:-An additional levy Of 20 cents on the
100 valuation, by the Trustees of Chester, of 2
cents on ~. 800, by the trustees Of Olive Of
20 cents on the SieHea-by the Trustees of Orange,
and 10 cents on the slG6 is, the Trustees Of
Salisbury. S. HALLIA. AUD.
June 26, 1851 --n38vt
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17
1851. SPRNC ceODS. 1851.

IN .. EDWARD3 has just received from
Cs the East large assortment Of new and de-
sirable Goods, which in addition to his previous
stock constitutes as large an assortment as can te
found in this region Of country. His articles are
Of the best quality and he will sell at very siEall
advance on eastern pnces. Among his articies
may be found large variety Of DRESS GOODS.
consisting Of s5sh 5s .-s,.
Figured and Watered Dress Silks;
Printed French Grenadines, Befag6s Tissues, &c
Black. Green and Maroon French Mcunocs;
Black, Green, Mode and Maroon TkibSt Cloths;
Black and Fancy Alpacasi ;ss. fl
Figured, Plain and Barred Swiss Muslins;
large assortment Of Printed Lawns, cc1npsi.
sing the newest styles; 1t
French Printed Jsconets. GinghAns. &c.
With an assortment Of W0rsted, Linen. aRd
Cotton Goods for Mems summer wear.
Together with splendid assortment ef Pnns oS
the newest and most desirable styles.
Bleached and Brown Sheetings and Slrtinss;
ALSO--Cloths, CsssimeNs, Saans&ts. Jeans.
Twecds, &c.
Pomeroy April II, 1851.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17
House and Lot for Sale.

THE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale his House
and Lot in Minersville, near B Horton's
upper coal-bank The size Of the house 30 by Is
feet--two stories and half high. The lower
story is made sufficient to keep asore, grocery, OF
boarding house. The lower story isis feet square
Of room. The second story has two large rooms,
with good fireplace. The upper story is all in
one room, with a good fireplace. Also, good
cellar, 10 by IS feet The lot is 60 feet in front
by 225 back. l
Amy person wishing to purchase this propert,
shall have great bargain.
THOMAS JONES LEwELYN.
Nav 90 10h1-n29wdnd
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17
Notice.

THE Second term Of Mr.. WLLl1xs Singing
1lAss viii ccmEpence on Saturday evening the 9TH
. lSk ~ halt past seven O'Clock, in the basement
n The Presbyterian church. Persons desirous OF
aptpg With the class are invited 70 be present on
that evening. ss
July 3, isti.--nssws.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17
May %, 1s51-nS3w4pd

NJ 0TICE-A petition will be presented to the
Y TRUSTEES of Scpo township, Meigs county,
on Thursday, the Sd day of July next, praying
for township road to be laid out from the dwell
ling house of Henry Webster, in Section %,
Town Z, Range IA, to the main road passing
through said section. HENRY WEBSTER.
June 8. 1851 --n35w4pd.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1851-07-17
AdministratOr's Notice.

THE subscriber has been appointed and quail
L ed as Administrator on the estate Of Lorenzo
Dowf late Of Coalport, Meigs county, deceased.
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment; and those having
claims against against said estate will present
them to duly authenticated for settlement within
one year from this date.
JONATHAN d. H0FF, Admir-.
Sheffield, MAY 3, 1861.-n35w3.