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State Road Notica

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons inter.
l Y ested. that at the March Session, 1859. Of
the CoInm'ss'oners OF Monoe county, Ohio, the
SAID Commissioners Will hear the parties in favor
OF or against the establishment of the State Road
commencing a, Stafford, in said Monroe county.
ana a., end'ng at Maia.noras, on the OHIO river, 10
ash'"g'nn county, Ohio; aud the application for
damages Of any person or persons on account Of
the nratlon OF said road through lis her or thai,
land, BY order of the Commissioner.
JOHN B. N0LL,
pec o. ieoi. Aud. NJ G o.
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STATE OF OHIO; MONROE COUNTY. So
CouRroF COMMON PLEAS. Fgl

vacation afer October Term, A. d. 1851
A MA MARIA LANDBACK, Aaron Land.
IN back, and Charles Landback. OF the State of
Pennsy'vans, WI take notice, that Susanna Ruth
l.andhack, of said State Of Pesnsylyania. ~ ,h.s
23rd dsy of December, A. ID. 1861, filed m -
ofii,e Of The Clerk of said Court, her pe,ition :.
demanding dover in the following premises. ~
which her hate husband, Samuel Landback. late
OF said coany, deceased, died seized, TO wit: The
north fourth Of Lot number twenty-one (2I) 10 ihs
townof Woodsfied. in said county of Monros. Z.
numbered and recorded on the town plot Of said
town; also Lot number one hundred (l0O) 10 said
town, as numbered and recorded on the plot there.
Oh anu mat unless they appear and plead. answer
or demur to said petittion, The same will be- ,aksa
as confessed by them q IA
SUSANNA RUTH LAEDBACK.
BY SINCLAIR & OKEy, her Eolicj15fa
ATrEsr: Wal oxEY, Cle,k.
December 81, 1851,
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D0AD NoTICE--A peli.ian will be present
10 ed to the Commissioners of Monroe county.
Ohio. at their next March session, praying for the
location of county road commencing at the State
road at or near Benjamin Ridgaway's. thence the
nearest and best route to ntersect the SistersvIle
and Woodsfield road at the school house on Trail
run, thence to intersect the road leading from Mi.
chael Millers mil to the Ohio river at or near
Haythorn's, thence through the lands owned by
Ellas ana Moses Barker to intersect the Penning-
Jan. 20. 1859 F1P7
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE co1JNTy So

STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, IS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
pacat'oa after October Term, 1851.
VS.: IYuNHE said Hannah Duke,
Hannah Duke. } III aresiden, of the State of
Indiana, will take notice, tina, on the l2lh day of
December, A. D. 1851, the said Michael Fender
hea IN the oilice OF the clerk of said court, his Bill
N Chancery. the prayer aud object OF which il,
that sale he made OF the north east quarter of the
south east quarter of section II, township 9, of
range a, containing 40 acres more or less. living
and being in s,d county of Monroe, to satisfy a
mortgage upon said premises executed by said
hannah Duke to the said Michael Fender I'm
less the said Hannah shall appear within sixty days
from the rising of said court. at the next term
thereof and plead, answer or delnur to said Bill.
the said Michael will demand decree as by ron
fession. and that said premises NAV be sold T., e,t
isiy said mortgage
SINCLAIR s. OKEY.
reo' H. 1907 Soils for Compl't.
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THOAD NOTICE,-Notice is hereby given tha,
~ petition will be presented to the Commis.
soners of Monroe county, at their next March ses.
sion, praying for the location of a county road
commencing at a stake on the north side of the
road leading from Carlisle to Woods6eId on the
land Of R. Bevan thence the nearest and best route
to iniersect the ridge road leading from Bethel to
Summerhed the road 10 run north to the ton of
the ridge, thence east to said ridge road as afore
said. PETITIONER
Jan. 2s. 1852.
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hEHlFF'S SALE BY virtue OF writ Of
~ Vendlfioni Exponas issued from tho court Of
Common Pleas pf Jefferson county, Ohio, and 70
me directed. will offer TOR sss II public outcsy,
q, me 'front.' door OF the court hoase in the town al
Wood.held. in Monroe county, on
saturday, The 2lst day Of February. 1852,
between TIE hours OF 10 O'Clock m, and O'Clock
pm. OF said day, The following described lard. and
te"ements' lying and being III SAID county ni Mon.
roe, 10 wit:
The north east quarter of The south east Quarter
oil SECTION %. township 2. aud range 4: al, tho
horih hall ut the sorh west quarter of section 23.
same towhshp and rdnse: also The east quarter of
lot No rs in The Town Of Ciaringion.
lakeh ~ execution and e-ed on ss the proper.
~ Mn 2. Ferrei al i,e sui, of Benjamin CLYDE.
Jan u. S2 81 NJ MORROW, Sh,f.
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KOssUTH IN COLUMRUs.

In to-day's. paper will be found des.
cr'p,lon of kossuth's reception in Colum.
bus. We will endeavor to publish the ro.
cep'lon speech Of Mr.. Galloway and Kos.
suth's reply in our next. Want of room
compe.s us to omit them this week.
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0Ths communication of"A Teacher,
will appear next week.
A road notice was sent to us last w..k
but too late to be Of any use at the March
session. Therefore not pubiishad.
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FOR JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT.
WILLIAM b. CALDWELL.


u @The number of new advertisements
that came in at lats hour, has crowded
out other matters intended for to.day's
paper.
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i. GThs person who borrowed from us,
The six numbers Of the Southern Literary
Messenger, containing 'Esiher, the Jew
sss,"will confer favor by returning thsm
Immediately.
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ENLlAS DAVIS ESTATE Notice i. here,
-E-A b, given that the subscriber has been as.
painted and qnaifel as Adrninistrator OF ths
estate Of Elias Davis. late of Monroe (,ouutv.
deceased PERRY w. GILMORE, AdmI.f'
December "a, 1851.
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W The Methodist meeting, which W..
noticed in our last as being in progress in
this pl.oe, still continues. Up to this day
(Tu'sday,) near 40 members have been
added TO the church.
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@We are under obligations to Messrs.
Ferguson and Okey, of the Ohio Legisla.
sure, for Legislative Documents.
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TSAAC. MoORE'S ESTATE Notice is here.
II by given. that the subscriber has been appoint.
ell and qualified as Administrator of tho estate OF
Isaac Mnore, late of Monroe county. deceased.
ABRAHAM STULL,
Feb. 4. 1852 Adn',.
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DlCHARD POOLS ESTATE.-Notic, il
10, hereby gwen that the subscribers have been
appointed and qualified rs Executors of the estate
oil Richard Poll. late Of Monroe county, deceased.
MAJOR B. RAY, ~
JOHN CLINE,
Feb. 4. 1852 Exec,,ors
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SHERlFF'S SALE.--By virtue of 2 writs OF
ri Fa. ct Lev. Fa. issued from the Cpurt of
Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, and to
me directed will offer for sale at public oucry,
at the front door Of the court house in the town Of
WoodsheId, in said county, on
Saturday, the 1871 day Of March. 1852,
oetween the hours of 10 o clock m, and o clock
p M OF SAID day, the following described lands and
tenements, lying and being in said county, ia witt
Eight acres in the south east quarter of the south
east quarter Of section No. IS, township No. 7 of
range No. z.
Taken in execution and levied on AZ tho prvper
~ ct VIM II Dement, at the suits Of John s Bintz
and R. Sewell. NJ. MORROW
Febll So u sheriff
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Z ErHon. w. F. Hunter has our thanks
for Congressional Documents.
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. they now possess within one year. An
other decree cancels Louis Phillippe's do
nation to his children, and appropriatss /
to other purposes. Both the decrses ar.
countersigned by the new minister Of Estate
Cassabianca.
i The dowery Of the Duchess of Orleans
| of three hundred francs is continued.
The intelligence from England is no,
important. The political parties are look
ing forward with hope and fear TO the trial
Of strength which is to take place between
Lord John Russell and the Parliament.
Several meetings have been held in fa.
vor OF the new reform bill, but without the
manifestation Of much spirit.
Other meetings had been held to sustain
Russell in his reports to improve the polit-
cal franchise.
The London Times complains that Lon.
don, with population OF two and half
millions, only sends 22 members to the
House of Commons.
The London journals are in a state of
alarm in regard to tho National defences,
and are suggesting various reasons and
modes Of defence in case of invasion.
The Morning Chronicle is surprised that
the nation should have SO long disregard.
ed the necessity which exists, of availing
itself Of those means OF protection.
Another journal urges the propriety of
recalling ships and steamers on foreign
stations.
The American Minister and his family
left London on the 7th for Paris. to be alb.
sent only few days. Mr.. Davis acts as
Charge D'Affairs during his absence.
Late dates from Paris state that three
attempts have been made to assassina ate
Louis Napoleon. An officer had snapped
a pistol at him as he was passing in his
carriage. Ii was also rumored that the
wife of an Ex.Prefect had attempted to
poison him.
There had been several executions oil
military officers at Madrid, and TRANQUILITY
lad been restored.
MARKETS.
There were large operations in Flour. /
md American advanced one shilling per a
'arrel. with light stock. There were ex.
ensive operations for expectation to the q
Worth of Europe. i
Corn was unchanged since the Niagara.
Wheat was in active demand, at i'd 10 Cd n
dvance. Red IS Sd TO 6s Cd. Beef
carcs and wanted. Bacon slightly i'm. G
roved No American pork in market, o
nd the trade are supplying themselves c,
nth Irish. Hams are unsaleable. Shoul. o
ers moved more freely. The stocks Of
Ird are very low, and holders are stand.
e on one or two shillings advance. More :
sadiness is observed in sugar. but no 4
aterial change in value. Coffee very Of
m and holders are keeping out of the tn
arket Large arrivals OF tea have given or
lysrs slight advance. =" y,
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Land for Sale.

Lan0 FOR Sale.
IN WASHINGTON COUNTY, OHIO.
U1A ACRES of limestone ridge land, nea,
Il AV the bank OF Little Muskingum, nine
miles from Marietta, about 80 acres cleared; tim.
Der good About 100 apple trees, of which 30 are
bearing; 5 or 6 kinds Of cherry and S kinds oil
plumb tress; quantity of peach trees, and some
pears and grapes A good two.story hewed log
house, well of good water, smoke house. paied
garden, &c.
ALSO
Acres OF land on the Waterford road.
IL 1eD 4miles from Marietta. go of which are
under fence aud in good state Uf cultivation.
ALSO
lSS Acres on the Waterford road, 5 miles
OeO from Marietta, about rs acres cleared. and
will be sold low.
ALSO
Nh Acres on the Muskingum River, ~
1OV 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 sale -
For particulars inquire on the premises, or OF
H. O BUCHANAN.
Harmar, o., Feb IL, 1852 [lyl
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INTERESTING FROM NEW MEXICO

AN KIN rS iNu FNOM NEW MEXICO.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 4.-Advices hav.
boon received hero from New Mexico ur
to the 31st OF December. Tho expedition
OF Col. Sumner has turned out to be fail
ure, Fort Defiance, in the Indian coun.
try. has been abandoned. Several addi-
tlonal discoveries Of gold have been made
IN the Gila River Some rich silver mines
have been discovered at El Passo. The
expedition TO Santa Fe was obliged to
return.
DlED-Near Hickory. Washington Co..
pa.' on the lst inst, Mrs. SARAH, wife of
hev. ~ Il. CAMPBELL, and daughter of
hev. William faggart, Belmont Co.. O.,
in the 26th year Of her age.
The subject of this notice in early life
dedicated herself to the God of her Faith.
ers. and became member OF the Presby-
terian Church. in the communion of which
up to the hour OF her death she sustained
the character Of a consistent and devoted
Christian Her nalura' disposition was
enphatically that of amiabilty and sweet.
ness. Naturally modest and unas,uming.
yet she was free to communicate with all
who visited her in her afflicron. IIer
views of Christ and his. cross were bright
and cheering. and her confidence in Jesus
waxed stronger and stronger as she ap-
the Jordan Of death. Her afflc.
ions, which were severe and protracted
were borne with unusual patience; and all
who sat by her side were struck at the
'weet composure with which she stared
leath in the face.
She was asked by one few DAYS be.
ore her death il she had not become wea.
led and tired Of her Affections She re.
'eplied with sweet smile, 81 long to get
lome. But know that as soon as Jesus
links 1t best he will take mo home, and |
willingly wait his time"
On the Sabbath previous to her death.
he Lords Supper was administered in the
church Of which her husband is the Pastor,
She was heard to say to him, when he re.
urned. ."You and ] sat there together al
he last communion; but will not any
more eat and drink until that day when
hall drink it new in my Fathers king.
om." Thus comforted and buoyed up
Nth the hope of glorious Immortality
he humbly lay like little child at tho
'et Of her Saviour awaiting her appointed
me. AT length the death knell was
ounded. She seemed to know the voice.
ne was ready, and exclaimed, "My
rother is hsre;" and her happy spirit took
$ flight. -
In the decease of Mrs. Campbell society
as lost one of its lovliest MEMBERSHIP
hurch Of Christ, one Of It's brightes, orna. :
ents-her two little children, an affec.
onate mother; and her sorrowing lonely .
'mpanion, will ever feel the desoiation ofI :
IS hearth and home, occasioned by her j
sParture, and the want Of her oounsels
ID q smiles in the various duties Of his Z
lllinp. ~ n'sSi- rrs~-. " g
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| SHERIFF SALE. - BY virtue Of a writ o
II VehdltIpni Exponas isstied from the court @
Common Pleas within and for the county of Mon
roe aud State of Ohio, and to ME directed, viii
pfer tor sale at public auction at the front door Of
| the court house in said county, on
| Saturday, the 1911 day of March,
! 1852, between the hours Of 10 o'clock, a. m, and
O'Clock m, on said day, the following describ.
| ed real estate, situate in said county, to witt
Lol No. 5. in the town of Ridgeville; also a lot
OF land lying between the property on which John
+. Ferrei no resides and the town of RidgeyIlle
being 90 feet in front and I2O feet back: also ten
acres lying in section %. township 2, Of range A.
adjoining the town of Ridgevie
Taken IN execution and levied on as the proper.
"a Of Isaac Pitman ct al, at the suit of John p
Ferrel, for use of Geo. A. Berry.
Feb ii $3.50 M MORROW, Shf.
SHERIFF'S sALE-By virtue of a writ of
- VenttiDni Fxponss issued from the Court Of
Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, and to
me directed, will offer for sale, at public outcry,
at the 'front.' door Of the court house in the town of
Woodsfeld, in said county. on
Saturday, the 1874 day of March, 1882,
between the hoursof 10 O'Clock m, and CLOCK
p m, OF said day. the following described lands and
tenements, lying and being in said county, to wit:
One equal undivided eleventh part OF the east
half OF the south westquarter and north west quar-.
ter OF secdon 2S, township g. and range 5; also the
norm half OF the south east quarter of section 34
township 3, ofrange 4.
Taken IN execution and levied on as the prop |
erty OF Peter Haught, at the suit of Nathan Hol.
lister. M. MORROW
Feb IL 81 81 Shift
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pied by Merritt, Bliss Co., and the upper part BY
Latitmer & Large
The fEemen of the With and With Districts
the two buildings, Nos and 7, were entirely
destroyed, with their valuable contents About II
O'Clock 1t was feared that the conf sgration would
extend and orders were given for a genera. alarm
TO be ruDg, upon which many OF the uptown Com
paLies came down Shortly afterward however,
the walls of Nos. and Deyst. fell with tre-
mendous crash. carrying with them rear walls OF
No le3 Broadway. occupied BY Miinau, Druggist,
and others, No ls1, lowsJ part occupied by Henry
Robinson d. Co, Dry Goods, upper part by Becar,
Benjamin & Co and No. 1856 occupied throughout
for Offices TIE entire stock in the resr OF Milhsus
store wac entirely demolished
SO 20 ser al was the heat from the burning build
ings that the front Windows and a portion Of the
roof Of the following buildings on the opposite side
OF the street desI0y ed, and the stock Of the
occupants damaged BY water: No Dey-st., occu-
ped BY VIM. H. LYON & Co. fancy goods; Peet &
WakemaB, importers of buttons, &C.; No. 6, occu-
pieo by Alfred Plunket muslin and la,s emoroider.
les, b. Z. Carpenter Co and s. A. Cochrane & Co.
The roof of the large marble building. No Dey-st,
occupied by Weaver Richardson, and Others was
considerably damaged.
Messrs MERIT. Bliss e. Co., estimate their loss at
upward Of Sl50000, which 10 mostly covered By In
surance. From the great confusion and excitement
ia the vicinity OF the confagaton, II is impossible
at present TO learn from the occupants Of the prem
ises the correct loss they have sustained.
The FIRE is supposed to have originated from de.
feet in OF the large furnaces In the subselar OF
nos s and 7, used for heating the premises.
Disturbing Manufactured Weed,
Of the Third District Police Court, on Thursday
tin, charged with insulting females at Temperance
NJ Getting held on that evening at Chatham Hail. also
with dstu bing the exercises of the meeting He was
taken before Justice MountfoYt and held to bail IN
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

COMMON CouScIL PRocEsDISGs --Omni-
bases in Brookyn.--A a meeting OF the Common
Cooncil, on Thursday night, the Stage Committee,
on the petition of Mr. Davis, for license TO run
line Of stages between Fulton Ferry and Fiaioush,
reported adverse, and also recommended the adep-
uon of resolution, the purpogt OF whlsh Is thattn
Conn on Council will not. for the present year, en-
,srsain any applications for stage Licences the
routes OF hich snail run over or include any con-
SIDERABLE portion Of Fulton av The subjec, gave
RE to lengthy discussion, and was ultimately re-
tered back TO the Committee. II appears that there
are at preeent Ill Stages licensed BY the City OF
BrockbD l23 Of which in Futon-st., starting At
the Ferry q from South Ferry, and the same num-
Der from Hamilton av Ferry.
Casa resolution was adopted smco Tsring shs
Gss Committee to enter into contract With the VIII
lamsburgh Csslehs Company, 70 light such Streets
in the With and XIth Wards win gas ~ the Board
shall Direct At cost per lamp 70 DO hereafter sssssd
upon BY the Corporation.
Nrt,ei Of En- Aksrman Nc Donald ON motion Of
Alderman spinola, Il was received that the Board
attend In q body the funeral Of The late VIM. Nc.
Doaald, and tina. there be Committee appointed
to dTa revolutions in relation 70 the dscesssd and
make the necessary ayransements 70 asieeA ne
1unerai. The Committee appointed eoasists Of
Aldermen spiaols, Wilson md esylis.
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IsplAsA.-William II. English was

.lscted Speaker Of the House Of Represents
ives rice DIR. John w. Davis, who resigned for
having one Of his decisions reversed II seems
che Doctor was not plant enough In his decis
ions to suit certain Opposition leaders. The
Doctor wished to announce two Wings and two
Oppositien on the Committee on Revision during
the Recess. To this the ultra psrtisans de.
INJURED and after long debate it was Resolved
40 elect the Joint committee On the Revision oy
: ,ira voce vote OF so TO 81. The Speaker de-
rided that q two-third vote was necessary to
adopt it. The decision was appealed from and
uegstived by ayes 81, noes IS. DIR. Davis then
promptly laid before the House his resignation
caucus then nominated his successor, and the
Committee on Revision. The resignation hay-
ing been accepted, DIR. Davis remarked:
THAT he would be wanting In every sentiment of
SslfYespect, n he continued TOT moment longer to
occupy that chair. The resembling OF me resolution
suiborizins the Chair 70 appoint was vote OF cen
sure either for ignorance IN the discharge OF that
pust BY appointing incon petent or unworthy men,
OF else for mac0usly violating the viii and wlshes Of
ne House He had on former OCCASIONS presided in
ITS House and n the NxtionL Csngrsss and never
kefose had his character for impartialty been i'm
peached, IL ~n the ssveSest stab ever aimed at
BIN"
TAs Legislature has adjourned until the sO.h OF
April The Committee, lett IN charge OF Me public
business during the recess are Mesns. Eddy and
Hester, OF the Senate, and Messrs. Owen, Gibson
snd stsver, of the House.
The following gentlemen were elected Tustsss
Of the Stale University
!. N. G. Browning johnson Mccullough, Joseph G.
NcPheeters, Johs /. Morrison, Michael A. Malott,
Thomas NJ Adams ID J. X. Murphy, Vim. NJ. Dunn.
John BeEoit, Jacob Helwig. and George Evans.
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CTEAM BETWEEN NETWORK
TINTED STATES and PACIFIC

~ MAIL sfEAMsHIP CoMYAEIEs iS-plIs
~ nov fo1 ssls me supsricr double engine ..ssGsap
ILLINOIS, { Sc tshs, H. J. Htrness, o. NJ, c,a t
naEder being rsady for ssrvies VIII iss.s ioi
og.essst. hur hel per feet Of Sauess, n, 20 cos
sees vssk she GOLDEN GATE 500 razs Lsss rA,e..
rnsis a. ransrs, 10 % IN 7essinss inmsue,s[ y
srsrsl ~ ne a. fsi peihf ana 70 sai oxs@
~ - ff.1c sahous my teisy- - -.
re sccsx rssss,ass o. thsss s;eAEsaiPs rs aassf.
Er,r..stle isos bzsirf made The pSssase nom kew,
ys "a az. T. ~ n sas n DAYS and fourteen boa sne
is Colleen Gate fron Panama 70 san frasesoS y s~'"
says ard ssshse<s kscys
The pspsIsa Railroad Is doAs and ths 80 fsn.e
70 siih.s niles Of GcsxoAs al the hese g ~ s
A. me - Aps whcA will saabls the paseeeg - ~
90 The n rrsxst nom ship = ahp n hen nesms
P.sstarefs gang forward By thess yeaseD 49,
as.., s,n>ctsa will reach San rrsnslsco wsAm u -
frru The aats IL lssviRg New York
r.yss ,srl1esficn viii y necessary = sscUs pefe,
trvh,ch spply q the of5cs u he Csnpemob No. w