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language, are the participants in majority Of the
deeds Of blood We are called upon TO record.
The completion Of the Home for the Destitute
Orphan Children Of Seamen, erected on ground leased
from the trustees Of the Sailors Snug Harbor, on
Staten Island was celebrated yesterday, there. An
interesting account Of tho excursion will be pub
ished to morrow.
As usual, we publish an immense amount Of read
ing to which it is impossible to specially refer The
local intelligence possesses unusual interest
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Homo Sum-A sentiment FULLY realized.

whom wearing Of RAY ADAMS'S soft, ella tic and
durable Zephyr Under Shirts. r. A. confidently recon-
them the best article for summer Wharf.-The
American Hosiery and Under Garment tory No. 51
EroadNAy epposite Niblos
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ascertain by nquirug of Of the customers of GREEN
No. Astor House, that the shirts made there deserve to
work. and adaptation TO the FORM Of all others
do in HE untr
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A Time and place for Everything.-The

for Zephyr Under Garments has arrived and all who
regard their security and enjoyment, providing
themselves with them The place obtain cm, il olasti
city sofnes durability and economy are objects Is at the
Hosiery Establishment No 1ol Bowery.
A. RANKIN CO, Importers aud Manufacturers
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duced prceAt l Fulton street, opposite Church street.
be found Of the best every style Of the
latest fashion, fifty per cent cheaper than Che usual city
prices. Call and examine for yourself Ladies' and Chill
dren's Shoes Of every description, by the original
IORlN BROOKS.
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Shoes Gaer Slippers Sc Of every description ct lower
prices than be had in other establishment tho
city. 90 to BROOKS Boot and Shoe Emporium $50 Fall
boys youths and children Boots Shoes Caters and Slip
pers variety and STYLE The very ARTICLES and
low prices.
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Another great arrival this week, at the
more cases Of ladies' Silk Mantas. with rich and deep
every COLOR Sc so five of very superb
at S and four cases. magnificent style and quality at
So GEO. BULPIN, Sol broadway.
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Diegenes Lantern, introd need by H.l..e~.
Il. 70. tho
The road pleasantly bore and hereafter Which ii n mad
nsns: A'' merry heart ana s'0a d'sa''rs0''r' BY
The Lightning stopped the Telegraph last
asrs With NJ af S sSs I sr%
Children yesterday WIN '0n' n'0mpafA'' pictures OIL
Brady's Prize Pictures at the Worlds Fair,
together with hs extensive gallery Of Portraits Of dtin
ton extant exhibition at his Gallery Broad
way
Fine Arts.-DaguerreOtype pes I'm Oil.-By w.
a9e %s
% sura and saus II na shs ans S
ano require only sitting DaguerrsOtypes copied.
CantrelI, No. sss Bowery, assisted by the
well known firm Of Laboyeaux son formerly Of Broad
si ni o ss S IF ladies' 70 Lis
G as Of 70 hs Re Ear r
charge of twelve shilngs.
Boots and shoes.-For the best Boots and
Shoes Gaiter Slippers of every description ct lower
,o
S1 t %
pers OF every variety and STYLE The bot ARTICLES and
II you do not believe us when we tell yo@
ladies' and sentlemsns Boots and Shoes little cheaper
be convinced and cannot but be satisfied Remember
tho and address-Stllman S Greenwich street. west
side, between Murray and Robinson streets.
The Leafy Month OF June.-Ladics, n you
with look charming and appear proper and gentc
footing, buy your Cater Boots. SLIPPERS &c Of MILLER
in Canal You will there hnd all the various styles
boots and Shoes for ladies' misses, and children, eaceen
in quality, and moderate in price.
Patent Leather Shoes and Caters, at re-
duced preAt lSS Fulton street, opposite Church street.
there be found Of the best material style Of the
latest fashion, fifty cent cheaper than Che usual city
prices Call and examine for yourself Ladies' and Chill
drens Shoes Of every description, by tho original
L0RIN BROOKS.
Gouraud's Liquid Hair Dye, N, without
exception the best ever equal
pimples freckes saowness chaps rougbnes &C Poudre
Subtitle uproots hair from any part OF the body Liquid
Rouge Lily White, and Hair Gloss, at o. Walker street.
near Broadway.
To Read Properly Is to understand that
hair be changed Its former color without deng
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together h extensive gallery OF Portraits Of dn
universally admitted the coec-
ton extant exhibition at his Gallery Broad
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H. BUTLER upper Of broadway and Murray street.
-Plumbe National Gallery.-Theso portraits .
alic surface, and equal in finish, the finest miniature
paintings They impershabc truthful and beautiful,
ana require only sitting. Daguerreotypes copied.
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Of all the prophes the winner OF the Derby, and
complete digest all the OF the world. will be found
in the Emigrant of tomorrow, weekly paper; price
six cents. Once. 81 Ann street.
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Singers Sewing Machines arc around, can
be fonnd in nearly All large or small mannsGtoIss ahoy
ali kinds leather uncqualled Some few still igno
rant of their merits. Call and see.
I. n. SINGER s. CO., 256 Broadway.
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Rich French Paper Neutrality-suspicious. ms
Faye Co.. No. E6 Pearl street, Madison, have just
received spring patterns Of known style
tho trade Tho public invited to examine. Artistic
Workmen attend to the retail department.
THOMAS FAYE g. CO., 1856 Pearl street.
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He expressed himself to the writer, few
days previous to his death, as being well
pleased with the country, and had arrang.
ed his secular affairs to spend the remain
der Of his days in this new and flourishing
State. After he had located in Iowa, he,
for the sake Of religious privileges. again
attached himself to the M. E.. Church; in
which connection his religious eDjoyments
seemed to be as great as at any period of
his life, and his usefulness began to be full
ly appreciated by his strange brethren Of
the frontier OF Iowa.
On Saturday, the 7th Of February, Faith
er SHAW attended quarterly meeting Of
his church, held at Bethel meeting house,
about six miles west Of Birmingham, (the
place of his residencs.) The meeting was
protracted until the following Friday.
During the whole meeting his religious en-
joyments were very great. On the morn.
Ing of Friday, Feb. 18th, he was apparent
ly in as good health as usual, and after
breakfast, in company with Father Clark.
the preacher in charge, he visited neigh
boring Brother-by name Crum, and while
there his whole theme OF conversation was
the goodness and mercy Of God; and
while in conversation with Brother Crum,
upon his favorite topic, Brother Crum OBJ.
served pause in his conversation which
seemed little unusual, and looking round
saw that he was settling off his seat; he
Immediately sprang to his assistance and
caught him. after which he only breathed
once or twice. 1t can hardly be said that
Father SHAW tasted death. All that wa
can say is, 'that he was not, Tor God took
him"
We truly sympathize with the bereavsd
friends of the deceased. They, no doubt,
will mourn, but their lamentations will not
be as those who mourn without hope; for
doubtless Father SHAW, at this present
writing, is safely housed in the Paradise of
God. May this pleasing assurance bs
stimulus to all who loved and knew this
good old man, TO persevere and labor to
the end Of our earthly pilgrimage, that our
end may be like hs-ful Of hope, and in
the enjoyment Of the highest evidence of
our acceptance with God, through the mer-
its OF our blessed Redeemer.
II. NJ. BOGGESS.
FThe Western Recorder and West.
srn Christian Advocate will please COW.
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Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI. March

C1NCINNATI, March 10.
FLoUR-The foreign news has had no
effect upon the market, which still presents
a quiet appearance the demand being
chiefly from the city trade. The sales
comprised 800 bbls, at SO 22 SO 25;
and $50 do. at SO 25.
Received during the last ,wenty.four
hours; $50 barrels.
PROVISIONS has been an active
demand for Mess Pork, with sales to a con-
siderable extent, at $l4 rs a $l5, but the
particulars have not yet been made public.
There Is more inquiry for Bacon and
Bulk Meat. with sales OF SO hhds. Sides,
in two lots. at 84c. pkd; and 100000 lbs.
Sides and Shoulders, in bulk. at &c. a
II cents.
SEED--Sales of 25 barrels Clover at
S5.75, 10 do. at $50, l2 do. at 5,25, aud
Ia do. at $50
SuGAR-Sales Of rs hhds. inferior. at
81 GU; 90 do. good at 54c.; 20 do. prime
at 55c. cash; 40 DO. at 5ac.; 49 do. low
fair "a, &C.; 40 do. fair at s. sc.; and 95 do.
good fair at Sic. The demand is active.
MoLAssEs-Sales of $50 half bbls. at
$50; and l55 bbls. at 3OIc. cash. The
market is very firm, and the prices show
a slight advance.
CoFrEE-Sales Of 1870 bags fair at lO4c.
SO do. at IO8. and 80 do. lO1c. cash. The
demand is quite brisk.
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Land for Sale.

IA IN WASHINGTON COUNTY, OHIO.
1M ACRES Of limestone ridgeland. near
IL IL " the bank OF Little Muskngum, ninc
miles from Marietta, about 80 acres cleared; tim.
ber good About 100 apple trees, of which 80 are
bearing; 5 or 6 kinds OF cherry and 5 kinds Of
plumb tress; IA quantity of peach trees, and some
pears and grapes A good two.story hewed log
house, we'll of good water, smoke house. paied
garden, &c.
ALSO
TX Acres OF land on the Waterford road,
IL IL 90 4mileI from Marietta. so of which are
under tence aud in good state Of cultivation.
ALSO
Hg Acres OH the Waterford road, 5 miles
UeD from Marietta, about rs acres cIeaIe ed. aud
will he sold low.
ALSO
&A Acres on the Muskingum River. ID
1CV miles from Marietta. This tract cal,
be so divided as to make very valuable and very
desirable small farms. Well improved.
The above tracts will be sold at private safe. -
For particulars inquire on the premises, or Of
X. o. BUCHANAN.
Harmar, o., Feb IL, 1852. [ly1
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Guardians Sale.

On the 18th day Of March. 1852. between
the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock P.
NJ, will be sold OH the premises, to the highest
bidder, the following real estate, as the property
of the h,,iIs Of Augustus WehrEann, deceased, to
wit: About one fourth Of an acre of ground, more
or less in the south east quarter of the south cas-,
quarter of Section 35, Township 3. Range 8, sub.
iect to the dover estate of the undersigned.
Terms-One. half in hand and the residue in l2
with interest, to be secured to the saisfac.
tiOn Of the Guardian
This isa very desirable property for any Physi.
clan desiring to practict.-having been improved
or fitted up Tor that purpose. The dover therein
can be purchased at private sale. 1t is situate in
Switzerland township, Monroe County, Ohio.
ss MARY WEHRMANN, Guardian
of Julius and Augustus Whermann.
Eah 1oSo
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For the Spirit Of Democracy.
OBITUARY.
BIRMINGHAM. Van Buren, Co., Iowa. }
February 29, 1852.

BIRMINGHAM, Van Buren, Co., Iowa.
February 90, 1852.
Departed this lille on Friday, the 18th
day oi February, A. d., 1852. at the house
OF Mr.. Crum, in this county. in the 63rd
year of his age, JAMES SHAW, late OF
Woodsfield, Monroe county, Ohio.
tits with feelings of the deepest emotion,
that the writer would attempt to speak Of
the character of this man Of Cop. He
died as he had lived-an exemplary Chris.
tian.
About the year 1915, Father SHAW be-.
came convinced of the exceeding sinful.
ness Of sin; at which time he sought and
found favor with Christ the Saviour of
mankind. He then attached himself to
the Methodist Episcopal Church, in which
he lived an active, Jealous and exemplary
follower of the meek and lowly Saviour,
until the year 1888; about which time he
transferred his membership to the Me,ho.
dist Protestant Church. 1t was in this last
named connection, that he seemed 10 live
to more purpose than at any time previous;
the form Of church government seemed to
be more ccngenial TO that zeal and liber.
ali,y of feeling, that was always character.
stic OF old Father SHAW.
His chief care, especially for the last
twelve or fifteen years of his life, was the
proper moral culture of the rising genera
tion. 1t was his uniform practice to see
the children Of the village together in Sab.
bath School every week; and when all
others would fail to render assistance, he
would. without the help Of any, save the
assistance Of his God, convene his little
flock Of innocents. and lecture, sing and
pray with them; imPressing upon their
minds the great necessity Of preparation
for death. Very often these duties were
performed at the sacrifice of ease, health
and comfort. Upon one occasion. the
writer Of this notice asked him the question:
"Why do you sacrifice so much, when the
parents of these children seem so indffer-
ent about the welfare of their children?''
He replied: "Ah! my dear brother, | feel
and know that upon the proper training oil
these lille ones depends the we'll being OF
society. My duty. to NE, is plain;" and
with tears trickling down his cheeks, he
commenced an ejaculatory prayer, tha,
God would awaken them Qhe parents) to
full sense Of their responsibility
Father SHAwr removed from Woodsfield,
Ohio, to Van Bursn county, Iowa, in May,
1851, whence two Of bis daughters, with
their families. had gone the year previous
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GHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtnes Of writ Of
- Fl. Fa. ct Lev. Fa. issued from the court Of
Common Pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio, aud to
me drected,I will offer for sale, at public outcry.
st the front door Of Ire court house in the town
Of Woodsfield. in said county, on
Friday. the 26th day cf .Mareh, 1852.
between the hours of 10 o'clock AIN, and O'Clock
pm, of said day, the following Iands and tenements
lying and being in said county, to wit:
The south east quarter Of the south west quar-
ter Of section No four, also the north west quarter
Of the south west quarter of said section No four,
township No. five, range No six, containing to-
gether eighty snd AZ hundredths acres.
Taken 10 execution aud levied Oh as the proper
ty of Elisha Need, at the suit of the State ot Ohio
for the use OF the Fund Commissioners OF Monroe
county. NJ. MORROW,
Feb rs. SO so Sheriff.
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SHFRIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of Two writ
- Of Vendtionl Exponas issued from the cours
of Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, and
to me directed, will offer tor sale, at public out.
cry, at the front door OF the court house IN the
town of Woodsfeld, in said county, on
Friday, the End day of April, 1859.
between the hours 10 O'Clock m, and o'clock
m. Of said day the following described lands and
tenemants. lying and being in said county, to wit,
The east half Of the north quarter Of section
S, in township 4, Of range 6. t
Taken in execution and levied on as the proper
ty Of VIM. Dansherty ct al. at the suit Of Steel.
Davenport & CO. NJ, MORROW,
MTS 80 90 8& ShefiM
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- AAlh WHITE OAK SHINGLES.
f'2b JNO. M. KIKRBRIDE.

SHERIFF'S SALE. by virtue Of 2 wrns Of
FL Fa ct Lev Fa. issued .app the Court. Of
Common Pleas OF Monroe Cd y, Ohio, and to
me directed, vii offer for sale, at public outcry
at the front door of the court house in the town Of
Woodsied, in said county, on
u Friday. the 2nd day Of Aprii, 1852,
between The hours of 10 o'clpck m, and o'clock
m. of said Cay. the following described lands and
tenements. lying and being in said county. to wit:
The undivided half Of the east half Of the north
east quarter Of section S. in township T. Of range g.
Taken in execution and levied on as the proper
ty of Daniel Daugherty at the suits Of Steel. Da.
venport & Co., and Steel. Davenport. Koontz l.
Co. M. MORROW,
Mar 3. So 90 Sheriff.
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A DMINIsTRAToR's sALE.-on Friday,

n the 26th day of March, 1852, at I2 O'Clock
NJ OF said day will be offered for sale On the prem.
ises in Jackson township, Monroe county. Ohio.
the following real estate, as the property Of Jacob
Sill, late of said county, deceased: The south halt
of the north east quarter of section 27, in town
ship 2. Of range A. containing 80 and Co. 100 acres
also acres OF land of from the east side Of the
north west quarter of the south quarter OF said
section 81, in township 2. Of range 4, subject to
the dower estate heretofore therein assigned.
Terms one-thrd in hand. one.third in six
months. aud the reside in twelve months, with in.
terest on the deferred payments and to be secured
TO the satisfaction of the undersigned
THOS. MITCHELL, Jr.,
Feb. Is, 1852. Admir- of said decedent.
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cent augmentation Of duties on the French
7 sGovcrnment.
Il was understood that q second note
had been received from The French Presi.
dent. by The Swiss Government, repeating
,ths demand Of the first note. and assert,
inc the right Of the French Government,
10 dictate 10 Switzerland in regard to the
expulsion OF the refugees, and that France
would require that il should be done.
Thomas Moore, the celebrated Irish
uoet. died on the 26th ult., aged 79 years.
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Gr In the telegraphic column of Sat.
urday's Ohio Statesman, we notice tina,
Messrs. Brown and Wilcox, members oi
Congress from Mississippi, had fist figh,
on the floor Of the House Of Representa-.
.tiyss. After being separated apologies
were made to the House. The difficulty
appsars TO have grown out Of Browns say
ing ihst there was no secession party in
Mississippi, which Wilcox pronounced
islss. Thersupon Brown planted his fists
IN Wilcox's face! Nice work for Con.
ssrsssmsn,
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CIV H. GILL, Esq, late Secretary
Of the Constitutional Convention, has as.
sumed the editorial control of the New
Lisbon Patriot, lately edited by w. D.
Morgan, our present Auditor Of State.
May success attend friend Gill in his new
field of labor.
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or The election returns from New
Hampshire, indicate the election Of the
Democratic candidate for Governor, and
q msjority against returning John P Hale
to the United States Senate.
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--AlsO--

XKTlLL be Offered for sale at the same time and
w place as above, the Personal Property Of
Augustus Wehrmann. deceased: consisting IN part
Of fine stock Of MEDICINES. SURGICAL
MEDICAL BOOKS. OF.
FICE FURNITURE, such as Glass Jars, Bottles,
&c., Sc. &c. Terms made known on day Of sale.
FREDERICK MUHLEMANN, s.
Mar 3, 1852 st9" Adm'r.
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Agricultural Society,

Z The Board of Directors OF the Monroe
County Agricultural Society, will NEE, at
the Office Of the Secretary. in Woodsfield,
on Saturday. the 9th inst, to prepare a
list Of premiums for the Second Annual
Fair. As many members as can make it
convenient are requested 10 attend.
JAS. R MORRIS. Sec'y.
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Monroe Academy.

FuNHE Subscriber. after rendering his warmest
IL thanks for the liberal patronage of hts friends
during the past session Of his school, desires to in
form his patrons. aud the public generally that he
will apen the SUMNER SESSION of the above
Institution, Oh the lst OF April next, on the same
terms as heretofore. He has made ample arrange.
nents to have teachers Of high qualifications and
excellent habits, and flatters himself that he will
be able to render universal satisfaction.
TERMS
Arithmetic. English Grammar, Geography
aud History, Sc 90
Alg shra, Natural Philosophy, Chimistry,
Botany Natural History, and Geogra.
phy of the Heavens, 90
The higher branches and Mathematics, in.
cudng Plain and Spherical Trigonome-
try, 10
Mensuration, Surveying, Hebrew, Greek,
Latin. French and German, 10 90
w. W. LIVINGSTON.
Woodsfed. March 10, 1859.
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KOSSUTH!!

There will be public discussion at the
Court House. in Woodsfeld, on Saturday
the Goth Of March. 1859. at clock P. NJ.
Qucstion-If the Hungarians renew their
struggle with Austria. ough, the Govern.
ment OF the United States 10 interfere to
prevent the Government of Russia from
taking part against the Hungarians?
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MASTER CoMMIssIoNER's SALE by

NNAsTER COMMISSIONERS SALE BY
ItA virtue Of a mandate to me directed irop tht
Cour of Common Pleas within and TOR the coun.
ty of Monroe and state Of Ohio. in the. case Of
Mernett and LeckIiter Va. John P. FerreIl ct al.
will he offered for sale at public auction. at the
door OF the court house in said county, on
FRIDAY, the 26!h day of March,
nexl between tie hours Of 10 o'clock a m snd4
O'Clock m, on SAID day. the following described
tract of land situate in said county. 10 wit:
Lot No. 81 in the town Of Carington, as njIm-
bered on the plat Of said town Appraised at
$433, 3,331a. WIN. OBEY. Mas. Com.
Fec rs, 1852. 81 81 Mon. Com. Pleas,
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M AsTER COMMISSIONERS SALE-By

MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE,-By
lV1 virtue of mandate to me directed from
the court nf Common Pleas within Snd for tho
county "f Monroe and State OF Ohio, III the Case
of David Drake vs.. Beniah Mcknight, will he
offered for sale at public auction at the door OF
the court house in said county, on
Friday, The 26th day Of March,
next between the hours Of 10 o. lock IN and 4
O'Clock p m. on said day, the following described
tract of land, situate in said County. to Wit:
The east half of the north east quaiteLnf section
nine. township four, and range ak. containing
eighty acres more or less. :.
WM. OKEY, Mas Com.
Feb 25. 1882. SO 00 Mo,r. Com. Pleas.
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q HERlFF'S SALE. BY virtue Of 9 writs OF
- Fl Fs. ct lev Fa. issued from the Court of
Common Pleas Of Monroe county, Ohip. and to
me drected.I will offer for sale, at public outcry,
at the front door Of the court house in the town
of Woodsfeld. in said county, on
Friday, the 26th day Of .March, 1852.
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock m. and o'clock
m, Of said day, the following described lands and
tenements, lying and being III said county, 70 wit:
All that part ofiot No 4s in the town OF Mala-
ga, not contained in the following boundaries. to
witt Beginning for the same at the corner Of Sam
uel Al mstrong's lot on the street running north
and south 10 said town. thence north So feet along
said street to the corner Of Phiiip y Whites lot,
thence west across lots Nos AZ and 10 20 the alley
thence south So feet ON said allev, thence east
across said lots Nos ~ and iS TO the place Of b.
ginning
Taken in execution and levied on as the proper
ty Of Elijah Moore at the suits Of Finley Ong for
use and James Purviance.
Feb rs $3 90 NJ. MORROW. Sh'f.
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p Owing to the absence of one Of our
jours, we have had to work at the case the
past week; consequently we have not de.
voted much attention to the editorial de.
lpartment of to.day's paper.