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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-02-06

EVERITTSTILLE FEMALE ACADEMY
THE session in this Institution win CO on the
LIST day of January, 1852. complete corps of we'll
qualified Teachers is engaged The Academy furnished
Apparatus The opportunities for and ac
complshed Education equal to those of any similar In
sttution in the State.
For terms, Sc, application may he made to
JOHN EVERITT. ESD or
Rev j. ESSMYTli. Principal,
.-. $50; - Eyerttsville Wayne Co., n. &.
There are vacancies for opy two three in the
family of the Principal but board be obtained on vry
reasonable terms in families of the highest rc<peab Ia
the village. Dee. 6. IS5l-77-Iaw&i4 w3m
E,RESH ARRIVALS from New York per schr. Alaric.
Is bbls Canal Floor fresh ground;
TO half bbls do. extra do. -.3t
bags prime Ja8s, and bags Lagayra Coffee;
40 bags fresh Buckwheat; s bags Rib d..
- 3 bbfs. No. ! Aackeret. Lew at
f6 GEO. H. kELLEY's,
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Wholesale Prices Current.

AXES, pr don 10 90 Is 90 lMULLETs,
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Bosr row. January 23-The schr General Irwin from Bal
more for Wilmington N. c., fallen in with, the
oath instant with three feet water in her hold Captain Rs-
DO and the rescued and arrived in this city to-day
it having been necessary to abandon the vessel.
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Petition TO Sell Lands

& IN the 18th d'y of Jnly 1879 Auna Kansig
Ny and Urs kn.sig, as the Administrations of
the estate of John Gugser deceased, filed in the
Office of the clerk of the court ol Common Pleas
within add for The county of Monroe and State
OF Ohio, petition 10 sell tii LANDS and tenemet,s
of said decedent to pay his Gep,s. 10 wit: Twen-
tyve acres of land in the north part of the south
west quarter Of section ls, township 3 and rarge
3, the same heng bounded on The north by land.
Of George Stephen, on the east by i,nd.n Joseph
link, on the ulh by tn, lands of Brni amin
II rnman, ard on the west b, tn. lands of Adam
White; living and being in said county Of Monroe.
Elzabeih Zibk and Jacob Il INK hry husband. of
the State of Wisconsin. who made defend, ,nts
to said petition, will take notice of the peDlency
of this proceeding. Anna Borer AMI Jacob Borer
her husband, and Christian Gugger and Jacob
Gugger minors, are also madn parties defendants
to said petition. An order wil he prayed for at
the next Term Of saG court, that dover m said
premises be assigned according to Law, aud that
the same premises he sold subject To such dover,
to pay the debts of said decedent
SINCLAIR & OKEY,
July 81, 1852 Solicitors for Petitioner.
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Notice in Partition.

MARY SMITH. John Smith, Riley Smith,
1V1 Aaron Smith, Basil Smith, Zachariah smith,
David Smi,h Eliza Cronin, and Aaron Croniu,
her husband, Sarah Blazer and Benjamin Blazer
her husband. Mary Smith Jr.. Rachel Smith and
Rebecca Smith, heirs Of Basil Smith, deceased,
will take notice. that petition was filed against
them on the 10 day Of August, 1859, in the cour,
OF commun pleas Of Mouroe County, Ohi,, by
Andrew Smith, aud is now pending, wherein the
said Andrew Smith demands partition Of The fol-
lowing real estate, to wit: the east lf Of the south
west quarter Of section twenty .one, in township
hive. "frange six. Containing eighty acres. also the
south west arter of the south east quarter t the
same section. township. and range, containing
forty acres; also the south west quarter of the
north east quarter oi the same section. township.
aud range. containing forty acres; alsp the east
half of the north west quarter of the same section,
township, and range. containing forty acres. also
two acres in the north west quarter of the same
ton, township, and range; also the narih east
quarter of the north west quarter of section 20, in
I. 5, R. 6, containing fLty acres; aud that as the
next Term of said Court application i'll he made
by the said Andrew Smith for an order that par.
tition may he made Of said premises.
ANDREW SMITH,
BY HoLLlsTER, OKEy g. HoLiI,rER,
august 10Th. 1907. His Attorneys.
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SAMUEL II. GUTHRIE, Ruth Brown Har

SAMUEL II. GUTHRIE, Ruth Brown. Han.
~ nah Wimdlald. John Brown, Alexander
Brown, Brniah Brown, Perry Brown, Benjamin
Brown, Isaac Brown, Joseph Brown, EIi,h
Brown. Benjamin Whiitem. Perry Wh,,r,n,
Hannah Wh',tem, Miriah Whit,eIn, Eiizabs III
Whlttem. Tobfha Whittem, Mary Whtiem,
JosIas Whi,tem. Jacob Starky. Ferry Whttpm,
Elizabeth Whitem, Alexander Whlllem. and
Alice WhtteIn, Will take notice that oil III. first
day Of July. A. d. 1859, j. A. Il G. H. Dav
enport & Co.. filed in the court al Common Pleas
of Momoe County Ohio. Bill in Chancery
against you; the object and player of which is t.
obtain an order from said cour; Tor the sale of the
sonh east quarter of the north quarter of Sec
tipn No. Is, in township g., Of range 6, in said
county Of Monroe, for the satisfaction of mort
gage held by the said A SCH. Davenport & Co :.
OH said premises and you and each of YOU will
further lake nniice that unless you appear .&ithn
sixty days after the next Term oi said mt, aud
plead, answer, or demnr to said Bill, that at Il. .
next Term after the expiration of said sxty DAYS.
the said j A. & G. II. Davenport & Co., will
proceed TO take the matters If said Bill as cdnfes.
sed, and ask said court to decree thereon accord.
ingly.
~ Bv ARCHBoLD g. DAVENPORT g.
HOLLIsfER, Ok Ev'& HoLLIsTER,
judy 7, 1852. their aty's
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'Thcb best RcmcareYerkhsWn ts,Man.

CoHghs, Colts, Cr"np. Bronrh.iiis. Lstiaenza,
'Bieeding of MS Lungs. NBicuHy.J Breahng,
Lica aferiion, Pain 'Ueahnrss in Ire breast
or SHE, First stages IT Consumption &c
In short. this BGisJm Is peculiarly adopfed to
ersg disease # h' Lungs. and Ltrer. Chich
is sp,odveed ia ov eofr,rWyiag climate.
fsN7HD CHERRY HAS LONG BEEN
w known 10 possess important medicinal
prhl-rtle-. This 'se, j. familiar 10 every matron
~ our land and pi,ysi.i'n- often prescribe il in
variety of furms for different cnrnplainis Tar,
al'ah has been equally noied far lf- vitues: aud
some physicians, whose names are faniiiaf 10 the
conntry. ave gone so far ~ 10 declare that even
CONSUMPTION could lie cured by tist alonc.
la other haaas, agaiu. II Was nearly vsuejess,
o@iWg no dnnht, L. their ignorance in preparing
aud administering it-a difficulty entirely
oh'imed by patient experiment snd long eSpe-
ripn,e ua
The extraordinary medicinal qualities ct these
two snb,!ances now. for the fr-t time. COM
blued AMI 'm''"iiri- 30 Dr. 'gi-tar's d sam Of
Niid Cherry iiv ,iire chernica. Iaactss every.
thing deleterinus nr Useless IS rejected 50 ID e.
what remains is the most extraordinary and truly
riiicacious remedy for al kinds of pulmonary aud
liver diseases ever known to ina,,.
For sale by J: A. GS &. H. Davenport,
Woodsfeld; II. r. Koizebue. Malaga;
Pollock. Carter & Co.. Sunfsh; NJ. P.
Miles q Son, Solnerton; Cotton &
Buell., Marietta
MAY 26, 1852.
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go POISONING. -kdD


Thousands ol parents whu use Vernifuge com
posed Of Castor oil. Calarael, &C.. are not aware
that while they appear TO benefit the patient, they
are actual laying the foundations for series OF
diseases. such as salvation, loss Of sight, weak
ness of limbs. Sc.
In another column will be found the advertise.
ment of Hobensack's Medicines, to which we ask
the attention Of all directly Interested in their own
a, well as their children's health. In Liver Com
plants aud all disorders arising from those of a
bilious type. should make use Of the only genu.
iae medicine, H"bensacks Liver Pills.
0j-"Be not deceiped, hut ask fnr Hobens'rk's :
Worm Syrup aud Liver Pills, and observe that
each has the signature Of the Proprietor. J. N.
IUBENSACK. az noEr else are genuine.
0J- See advertisement
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Notice in Partition.

"Il:LAM RApER, John NJ Raper, Hally
w w. Raper, EIz,be h Lewis and l.. ID
Lewis her husband, Joseph Tuel, Miandi TueI,
Snsannah rurl, and John Tu-l. will take notice g
that partition was field az ,inst them on the 18th
DAY OF August, 1852 in the Court of Common
Pleas OF Monroe County, Ohio, by Robert Rsrer,
aud is now pending, wherein the said Robert Ra.
per demands pa'tiion of the following real estate
to wit: the west half of the south east qla,er of
section 81. township !, range A, containing go,
acres, also the south east quarter of the north east
qu rter Of section 81. township l. range 4, con.
tdinlng 40 acres: also the east half of the south
east quarter of frActi nal srci,n 81, township ,
range 4, containing so aud 55 hundrehths acres:
also iorty five acres and sixty fuur prrches in the
north east corner of hactinnal section SO, town.
ship ]. range 4, also tour acres in fractional sec
tim 81, township l,r.nge A, beginning at a sugar
tree corner. thence N. % degrees west, rs per.
ches to a stone, 'hence west six poles to black
oak and sugar tree. thence south 81 degrees east.
., poles to a stake, thence north % degrees east
81. poles to the place of beginning
Aud that At the next Term of s,id Court appIi.
c.ti"n will he made y the said Robert Raper for
an oider that partition may he made of said prem.
ises, ROBERT RAPER.
By i1"LLisTrR, OKEY g. HoLLIsrER,
august 2o'i', 1902 His Attorneys.
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Tax Sale.


To all ,chom Il nsoy Concern
NOTICE il hereby given, that at the next term
of the Court oi Common Pleas Of the county oi
Monroe and State Of Ohio, John Weekley and
V'oiniA Wsekley. his wife, will sppy to said
court for the redemption of certain, tract or par.
Gel ofland III for taxes, ,on the 9Th day of Decem
ber A. d. 1851. by thr Auditor Of asid county. to
Gilbert Mccoy tor the sum of one dollar and fifty
eight cents and two mills, which tract or parcel
OF land, at the time of the sale thereof, was de
scribed as follows, on the tax duplicate. to witt
Oae eighth Of an acre In the southwest quarter of
section IL, township 8, range A, charged in the
name OF Stephen Mccoy; lying and being in Mon
roe county af,resaid. SINCLAIR g. OKEY,
Sept l. 1852 Att'ys for Pet'r
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l'adltion.
William Pool,
W..
Dennis Pool, ct al
NN M. POOL, Charles

Dennis Pool s'al w Pool. Thomas Pool
Isaac Pool, Richa,d Pool. James .Hutchin.on
Sarah Stewart, Mary Cline aud John Cline her
husband, Nancy Cline and Elias Cline her hns.
band, Dennis Hutchinson aud Amanda Hutchi-
son, of the County of Monroe, anh State OF Ohio,
and Adam Hays, Isabella Steel, Thomas Steel her
husband, Nancy Williamson and William William.
sou her husband, Elizabeth " lliamson and James
Williamson her husband. and William Hays. OF
the county of Tyler, and State of Virginia, and
Thompson Hays. William Hutchinson, Hezekiah
Hutchinson, Isaac Hutchinson, Nancy Martnand
Thomas Martin her husband, Of county unknown
in the State of Indiana. will take notice that Pc
,it'on was lied against Them. on The 9th day of
August. A: d. 1852, in the court Of Common
Pleas OF, Monroe county, Oh,, BY William Pool,
and is now pending. wherein the said WiIliim
Pool demands partition Of the following real estate
situate. 10 said Monroe county, Ohio, to'wii: The
south west quarter Of section fourteen, township
three. aud range five. containing l66 acres, NOR
or less also part Of the south east quarter OF The
north west quarter Of the same section, township
and range. containing len acres. more or less. and
al the next Term of said cnurr, application viii
be made BY tie ssid William, Pool for a., order,
thst partition may be made OF said premises \, !.
q y ;ftssA WILLIAM POOL,
4 BY Wisr q MircHEr5, !.
Avg; II l0Oz.s =. Z. II M 4 ttoFneys
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MI ASTER CON MAISsI0NER's SALE BY

MI STER CON AISSlONER'S SALE BY
Nh vhtue of mandate to me directed from the
court af Common Pleas within aud for the coun.
ty Of Monroe aud Sta,efpf Ohio. ia the case of
Johnsion L. Berryhill vs. l. H Gordon ct al. will
be- Offered for sale at public auction, at the door
Of the count house in sailscounty, on ~
W'dnesiay. the i3th day of October, q
next, between the hours of 10 o'clock n, and
o'clock p m. the following described tract Of
land, situate in said county, to vii: aia
One hundred and forty acres Of land situate In
the north west cornell cf fractional Section ten,
in Township three, of R,ngel three M ss
VIM. OKEY, Mas Cnni.,
sept l. 1889. So 90 ~ Mon. Com. PIsss.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER OF

SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER OF
- COURT -Ou Tuesday, the fifth y ot Oc.
toner, A. D. 1852. on he premise. hereinafter
described. situate in Ohio township. Monroe
county. Ohlo, at the hour Of two O'Clock in the
afternoon Vt sad day. the unders,gled, ~ the
Guardian Of An,hony ID. Hayrly. Robert N.
Hsely. and James s. HaveIy. children Of vii.
liam HW-iy. will sell at public su. ton, the
following described tract Of land situst. 10 the
county afOiesaId, TO wit: Beginning at xtone
marked ID on the section line between sectioi,s
26 aud 27; thence east. with the section line, one
hundred aud li'l,ty five perctes 10 stone; thence
north, twenty one degrees west, one hundred and
eighteen perches TO st,,ie; thence north. six
degrees and fifty minutes west. tuo hundred aud
thirty nine perches To the sectnn line; thence
west, with the section line, sixty five perches;
thence south, three hundred and forty eight perIles
to tile place OF beginning, containing one hun.
dred aud ninety six actes aud sixteen perches,
lying and being in section twenty seven, town.
ship one, of range three. Terms made known
on the day OF sale.
OWENS d. IIAvELY,
Sept !, 1859 Qua dian.
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msAaTER COMMISSIONERS SALE BY

MH HAnTER COMMISSIONER SALE BY
.Na virtue IL mandate 10 Ine erected from The
C'uri Of Common Pleas within aud tor the coun.
ty OF Monroe aud state of Ohio. IN the case of
Merriett and LecklIt.r va. John P Ferrell ct At .
will he "tierrd FOR sale at public anctipn. at the
duoI of the court hn se in said county, on
Wdaesiay, the l3,h day of October.
nex,, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock m aud
o'cI'tk p IN, on sad day, the following described
trac, OF and. situate IN said county, tn wit:
10, No. 81 ~ the town of Ciiinutnn, as nun.
bered on the plat Of said town Appraised at
II ,3,315 WIN OKRY. Mas. e IN.
sept 1, 1859. 81 81 Mn. Com. Pleas.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersgn-
In ed has been duly appointed and qualified as
Administrator Of the estate Of BAIL Smith, late of
Monroe County. Obi. dece ,sed. All persons I,-
d~btrd 10 said Estate will make immediate pay.
ment. and all persons having claims against SAID
Estate. will present them legally authenticated to
the undersigned, within one wear
JOSEPH MOUSE, Admir-
Sept !. 1852 of BAIL Smith, deceased.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
Bv virtue of two mandates to me directed
from the Court OF Common Pi az within aud tor
the county Of Monroe and State Of Ohio. in the
case OF John Smith w r beIt Nc Kinney, ct al ,
and Hiram Curtis vs. the same. will he offered for
sale, at public auction. at tie door of the court
house. in said county. o.
Wednesday,. the 18th day Of October,
next, between the hou,s of 10 o'clnck m and
O'Clock pm. Of s'i'l day, the following descritsl
real estate, l., wi:
The ct liant u The northwest quarter of Sec
tIon 25, Township 6. and Range 8, containing 81
and 10 hundre,lths acres. more or less, situate
in the co,IuIv ut Monroe and State nf Ohio. Ap.
PRAISED at $3.50 WM OKEY, Mar. Com.
sept I. 1852 ~ 25 AioI,. Com Pleas
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A iliycr Farm f.:r alr.

A River Farm f,:r calc.
IT OFFER al private sale the Farm on which
Il Inow reside. I.ing Oh the Ohm rive; in OHIO
township, Monroe county, 0hin. l d MES belo~
the Mouth OF Fishing creek, ( n,iic a.cve the
town Of Sardis. AID 3 miles below l.,esvie,
Containing 200 Acres,
100 acres cleared, (of which 25 is IN meadow, }
and 80 acres of good timber. There is On the
premises young Orchard containing 50O trees of
the CHOICEST COLLECTION OF FRUITS
The land is in high stale Of cultivation, wi h
comfortable huiidihgs For fun ihrr particulars
inquire of the undenIgned on the PROMISES
W. ID HAVELY.
April II, 1852 -3m
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, IS.
COuRT OF COMMON PLEAS,
Vacation after June ie III. A. d. 1852.

"oE m ~" 90
v.o.,, 80, ,oso
Nv '"'e "' %. ~ 'oo-'
Jdcoo ifuex ahd heoecca lruex, his Vile,
vs.
The heirs of .Mdry Smrid", deceased, to wit;
ISL. Ihe hrirs "' john lfM1, deceased, 10 vii:
Ooed'"h ruex, whose place Ut residence Is un.
KNOWN Ao'o'tm lax whose place OF residence
's UNKNOWN ue hei's oi Jsh'iha C'ark' whose
!l"rfs "t ~''d.ncr and whose names are un'
known; Jesse Truck, whose place OF residence
- u"k""" IT, ba'h'h'' daughter of sa'd john
'r"rS ana he' ~ soahd' TIER names snd places of
residence being u known. 2"''. The heirs OF
b'n1amm 1iWr. deceased, to VIZ: Abigail Mel
,.'. a"d Jdr"n Mei'ott her husband. Sarah
Moore a'd So",""h Moore h"r husband: OF
u" stale "i Indiana, S"sa" Ir'ex ana Jon"
'r"rx, "er nos"ah"' henrtcd '"rx AMI kirh-
sro ir"eA' her "'soa"a. ~ me s'a'e oi in-
dia"a. KUN acres and FL Acres. hei hu-hand,
Martin Eek merry a"u talh''' r. kl'berry, his
whe. It HE Stale ct Indiana, hisi'a" i'uex,
OF the STATE "' H's'"n'i. BiI I'M" I'nrs. {" The
H'a'e =" ''''"o'S 1"srp" !r"t<' hose place OF
T's''e"ce Is u"kh"ml. ohedl't' Iiu"x. ut The
ATE "i '"ui'ha' ana merry Iiuex. whose p'are
"t residence = nnkn""n ga. The heirs Of
Chdr"y sra" ana Jar"0 NtrIn. her husband,
I, "'h deceased. whose ,anies aud places of re'l.
Deuce sr n"Kn"wn 4th The heirs OF S'rah
NTan a''i FaT Shan. he' husband, both dc.
ceased "h". = name. s"d places ut residence ale
u"k"ow'l. ON. Inc mems 'i 6MhMa rHmm
ana Ooedan ftfm'n' her husband. both "i whom
ma, nf ,hs S,,s nc Mi..""r; WI; ~ ''I p,,,m,"
;;.m;, p,,,n.,, rs ,hs ~ W,.".,,,,; S:,',
no, iI."d.r.I m. ha;r. .,t S.'',., ,i..,',.,,
nd R,,h b.. ,.;fs ',n,.;. uh.,,; y, ,,.'J...,'",
iJs,J.,'h", ,n,,,,. u.,.is,s,'.,,
;, .:u,l ,..I.r.ho, II .rv.u u.,'L.,.h .hn, .',.
and A., u.,'j.,sh'', ~, ~, M"
c,u, ,v uh,n ant ,h. hsns oi S,,,,, p,,m., ",.
LON" p","tr, both Of "n"m n, are now deceased,
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, IS

ESTATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, SIS.
CuURr OF COMMON PLEAS
MJ Office Is hetebv given, that on the 18th dav
LIN of July 1852, Jesse Smith, as the Admin
ZI,trntnr with the will annexed Of the estate ot
William Pierson. deceased filed in the ,ifice Of
the cer; OF said court a petition to sell the lands
Of said testator tn pay his debts; which said lands
are described as follows, to Hit: The north west
Iquarter of the north west quarter OF section i2l
township g., of range Z. containing 81 acres sn!
33 hnndredth' of an acre, moIe or less. Tying an
Ebeing ia said county. To wMch sal petition thr
following named persons are made defend ,uts:
Margaret Person of the State OF Vi,ginid the
widow oi said tes!ator; Eliza Ani Hnicheson and
Robert Hutcheson Of the cou,ty nf Monroe atore-
said; Beijamin Pieraon, of the State uf Virginia.
the said ElIza Aun Hutchesnn, Robert HUI, hes n
and Benz min Pierson being heirs of Samuel
Pierspn late OF the State Of Vireiua, ,lrcp,se,l; !;
Richard Pietson of the State o. Arksns,s. Perso.
cia Burris and Thomas Burris her husband uf said
county of Monroe; Phehe Smith Of said conn
" of Monroe wife of said Jesse Snh; " aIan
Pierson Of said county Of Mpn,oe; William =.
Calvert of the State of Virginia, sou at Alec
Calvert, deceased Sena Gregg, Alec Gregg Lydia
Gregg, Anpe Gregg, Pierson Gregg. John Gregg
aud Persocia Gregg of the State Of PenD.ylVani,.
children and heirs OF Mary Gregg and Buni nnin
Gregg her husband, now both deceased; and
James W Shankland, John NJ, Rownd ard Sam
.uel II. Rowud Of Noble county. Ohm. Sail i,e'
tilon win he for hearing ut the next October Tp,a
OF said court, aud ,hesaId uon esdeSt deGad ,,ts
are hereby notified toauen,l, as the pciupp9r Vii !
aak ,ha, dover be set off 10 said Margaret p,.sS
tbe widow in said.prem,se.; AID t,atthe pstipelg.
bs ordered to- sci said Iandsto pay tie dssis oi
said estate. .n SINCLAlR& 0KsY, |
. July 2l. 1852 Au'ys for Petitioner.
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Tax Sale.
To all ,chom n mav Concern.

To all 'chom II may Concern
NollCE Is hereby given, that Ut the next term
OF thr Court "f Common Pleas Of the county Of
NJ 'nr"e and Stale Of Ohio, Richard Seweli and
!hom'- NJ Arrest. who Mere pa tners trading IN.
der tht INN name of Sewe,l g. AInpst will apply
to the said court, on behalf of themselves aud the
"'hti judgment creditors Of Sa nuei Jones, tor the
redemption nf ceriain-tract or parcel Of lsnd
sold tor taxes IN the llih day Of January. 4 ID.
le5O. ny the Auditor of SAID county. to Nathan
Hol',ster. Sale was made to said Hoster Of one
hundred and forty six aud three fourths acres in
the north hall Of secton e. township 3. and range
=. charged in the name Of said Jones, for sixteen
dollars thirty eight cents aud eight mills, aud the
east half OF the northwest quarter Of said section
was redeemed in the name Of Stephen Day. All
OF which appear. by the Duplicates aud Records
IN said Auditors office The sa ID application il to
redeem the balance Of said lands from the afore.
said sale, being the part for which Abraham and
Asher Jones obtained an Auditors deed by virtue
of said .ale and transfer TO them. All the prem.
ses lying aud being in said county
SlNCLAIK g. OKEY,
Sept /, 1852 Au'ys for P-t'rs.
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SYMPTOMS Of DISEASE

SYMPTO MS Of DISEASE
Should never be dsregaIded They are unerring
indications that The vital functions OF nature have
heen interrupted. and that serinus evils must inev.
itaby follow unless the system be again set right
BY the timely use Of proper remedies.
UC-Bear in mind that nature is ever endeavos.
ing 10 expei disease when it invsdes the animal
economy. and only needs the assistance Of some
genial estoraiivethoroush y ct mild in It's action
that will give tone to the system and act upon
the blood-which Is the prinriple of life.
Guysotfs Yelisw Dock ami Sarsapariila.
As a purifier Of the blood-a renovator Of the
system and supporter aud prese'ver Of the pow.
ers Of Iife-it has no equal Taxe it IN the first
indication that disease is upon you. aud yon will
avert perhaps weeks aud months Of sickness and
suffeiing. See advertisement
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1852-09-01

80, .,5 GROOM MuI ISSlONER'S SALE BY
gI ,irlue II ma iate to NE directed from
the ri,tof Common Pea. af the county Of Mon.
l"' an! state "f Ohio, IN the ease J.mes Paden's
"dmi"ir" tiors ". Isaac Rush and Slater B. Rush,
viii lie Offered for -als at public spciion at the
door ot thr court house. IN said county, on
Wednesday,. the l3th day OF October,
next, betweep the hours OF 10 o'clock IN. apd
otiu IN. Of said day, the following de-ctibrd
tlatt oi lard, lying d b,irg in said county. viz
Th m.riiI west quarter of The south west quar-
isr "t Srcim 10 row ship M 2 Of Range
NJ I, Contain q 10 and ~ hundred dtl,s acres; aud
part nf tn .,,th "r.t quarter nf the noith west
quarter Of se iion to~nsl,ip aud range aforps I'd.
aiI described as fpilws: Beginning at corner tp
William Dunn soutr west and running due east
81 poles I" stone corner to Henry J Bernard
aud Warrington Duhn. il being an agreed line.
a. will appear il deed from Washington Dunn
u Henry j. Bernard, supposed to be 10 acres.
more or less.
WIN. OKEY Mas. Cum.
sept I. 1852. 81 u Mon. Com. Pleas,