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,PITCAIRN,s ISLAND.

Tho following is extracted from the notes
Of a visit by the Commander Of the Cock
atrics, British man .of.war, to this Island,
now inhabited by the descendants Of the
mutineers of the British ship Bounty:
Soms of the women accompanied us.
and entertained me very much by their
lively and cheerful conversation. | learn.
cd from it that they do the most laborious
work, such as preparing the ground for
planting, digging potatoes and yams, which
they have to carry some distance to thsir
houses by rough and precipitous paths.
They also thatch the roofs, cook and wash,
and attend to other domestic duties, while
ths men are employed building houses,
and in other mechanical work, as well as
fishing, and hunting goats. The children
have not much attention paid to them, at.
ter they are able to run about; when they
are seven years old they are sent to school,
and attend regular until fourteen. Con.
sequently there is not soul on the island
that cannot read and write; most Of them
are exceedingly intelligent and wel-in.
formed, indeed much moro so than it is
possible to conceive from their isolation
and little intercourse with the world.
But what must strike strangers more
than anything else, is the happy manner in
which they live together there does not
appear to be a jealous or bad thought sx-
isting among them; the women in partc-
ular, are very fond Of each other; such
thing as quarrel between them never oc-
ours; and nothing can happen 10 any one
on the island without its being source Of
grief to all, they are so kni, together by
friendship and love.
A mss sistrate is appointed yearly by
majority of votes; all, both male and .fe-
male, abocc eighteen gears are rOterS. He
has the management Of the affairs OF the
Island, and settles disputes, with assls
tancs Of jury Unnecessary. Should any
decision be deemed unsatisfactory, they
do not quarrel over it. but let tho subject
drop. and refer it by mutual consent to the
captain of the first man.ot.war that visits
them, with the express understanding that
his decision is final The Magistrate takes
charge Of any spiriluous liquors that may
be given them by ships visiting the lsand,
and issues small portion TO any one who
wishes it on holidays, Of which they have
but two in the year, one to celebrate the
arrival Of the Bounty in January, the other
the Queens birihdxy--by this means
drunkenness is entirely avoided, IIowev.
er they are not addicted to il. was told
hv Arthur; Ouintal that s,lch u crime had
not taken place for thirteen years.
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THE MrsER AND:His TREASURE.

JhE MASGh AMI EiS TREASURE.
A miser having amassed an immense
sum OF money, by denying himself the
common necessares OF life, wasmuch en-
barrassed where to lodge it securely. AZ
ter much consideration, he fixed upon q
corner in retired tield, where he der osit.
ed his treasures. in hols which he had
dug for that purpose His mind was now
for moment at ssss; but he had not pro.
cseded many PAGES on his way home.
when his anxiety returned, and he could
not forbear going back to see that every
thing was safe. This he repeated so often,
that he was at last observed by a man who
was looking over hedge in an adjacent
meadow He, concluding that something
extraordinary must be the occasion Of
these frequent visits, marked the spot; and
ssming in the night, and discovering the
psizs, carried it away. Early the next
morning, the missr renewed his visit; whom
finding his treasure gone, he broke out in
the most bitter sxclamations. A traveller
who was passing, moved by this complaint,
inquired the cause. "Alas!' replied the
missr. al have sustained tho most ire
parable loss. Some villain has robbed me
Of : sum Of money which buried under
this stone ~" Buried. returned the ,rav.
slsr with look Of surprise; "why did you
not keep it in your house, that it might bs
ready for your daily wants7" "Whst"
replied the miser, with an air Of astonish.
ment and indignation, "do you imagine |
90 little know the value Of money? on tho
contrary. | had prudently resolved to lay
il BY and not to touch . single shilling of
it. !" ..If that was your resolution" an
swersd the traveller, "you have only to
put this stone in the place pf your treasure,
and il will answer all your purposes just
as WI /"
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, ss.
William Dori.s .ddm'r Of In CoURr OF Con-.
Aibert Eltige, deceased, MON PLEAS.
Harmon Eiiger. stal. u dant Harmon El
liger, absent defendant, will take notice that on
the End day Of December, A. d. 1851, the said
plaintiff filed in said court his petition praying the
sale of the Northeast quarter pf the Southwest
quarter Of Section No S, in Township No. D. OF
Range No. a, containing 40 acres. more or less, TO
pay the debts of the estate Of said Albert Eliger,
dec d, aud unless said absent defendant appear at
the next term Of said court and plead. answer, or
demur to said petition the same will be taken as
confessed, and sale ordered accordingly
81 flt.s' 9 By VIM. C. WALTON. +
Dec. 3,ls5l 6w Atty for Petitioner.
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Notice in Partition.
AtEORGE CARPENTER, David Carpent
Nj II Samuel I.c1,h NJ nnIniller

AtEORGE CARPENTER, David Carpenter,
w Samuel Carpenter, Jacob Winemiller, Jo.
seph Winemier, Lydia Ann Winemiller, John
WinemilIer, Eliza Carpenter, and John Carpenter
her husband, Joseph Carpenter, Lewis Carpenter
Elizabeth Carpenter, Mary Carpenter, Sarah Car
penter, and Elizabeth Carpenter, widow of Joseph
Carpenter. deceased; will take notice that petl-
ton was filed against them on the 3rd day OF De-
cember, A. d. 1851, in the Court of Common
PIeas of Monroe county, Ohio, by Robert Gar
penter, and is now pending wherein the said Rob-
ert Carpenter, demands partition of the following
real estate: The west half OF the north west quar-
ter of section z, in township Z. of range I, con-
tanning 7B and forty hundredths acres; also the
south west quarter OF the north east quarter OF
section II, in township of Ta ige 7, containing
50 and twenty hundredths acres; also the north
east quarter of the south east quarter Of section
90, in town,hip7. of range z, containing 80 and
twenty three hundredhs acres, all situated in Mon
roe county, Ohio; also the following real estate,
situate in Washington county, Ohio, to wit: The
south east quarter Of the north west quarter Of
section Is, in township A, Of range 7, containing
10 acres; and at the next Term Of said Court, ap-
pcaton will be made by the said Robert Carpen-
ter for an order that partition be made of tho said
premises. ROBERT CARPENTER,
-rF BY VIM. C. WALTON, his Atty.
Dec II JS5l .t.
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STATE OF OHIO. MONROE COUNTY. So
In THE COURT OF COMMON Pleas.


Samuel Glover John S. Head and Jane
vs.. Head, his wife, are hereby
John s. Head and notified, that on the third
Jane Heaid, his wife. J duy of July, A. D. 1851
Samuel Glover. OF the county OF Belmont, and
State Of Ohio, filed III the Court Of Common Pleas
If the county of Monroe, and State Of Ohio, Bill
III Chancery. against the said John S. Head, and
Jane Heald. his wife; the object aud prayer OF
which is to subject the following described prop
erty, to witt Town Lot numbered eleven, and
fractional Lot numbered twelve. in the town OF
Clarngton, 10 Monroe county, Ohio. to sale, to
satisfy mortgage lein. that said Samuel Glover
holds against said John S. Head, and which is
secured by mortgage upon said premises; and the
said John s. Head, and Jane Head, his wife, are
further notified, that unless they appear, and plead
answer demur to tho said Bill. within sixty days
after the next Term OF said Court. the said Sam
uel Glover, at the Term next thereafter, will ap-
ply to said Court. to take the matters Of the Bill
as confessed, and to decree thereon accordingly.
N. HOLLISTER,
Dec. 3. 1851. Solicitor for Complainant
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VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY
FOr Sale.

gENHE weIl-knowu property of the subscriber,
III on Wittsn's Fork of Little Musiingum, ia
offered at private sale. There hre 1870 acres Of
land belonging to said property, most of which i,
well located for cultivation. Those desiring to
purchase such property cannot do better than to
invest their money here. 1t is situate about 2
miles from Antinch, and abou. 6 from the Ohio
River. The mill has an excellen, pair Of Fiench
burrs. and FIRST rate pair at Laurel Hill stones,
There is also an abundance of coal in the immedi-
ste vicinity. MICHAEL MILLER.
Oct. |. 1851.
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l. Subscribers who do not give express notice
10 the contrary, are considered wishing to con-
unue their subscription.
2. II subscribers order the dscnntinuance ol
their periodicals, the publisher may continue to
send them until all arresrages are paid.
3 If subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
periodicals from the offices 10 which they are di
rected, they are held responsible ill they have
settled the bin, and ordered them discontinued.
4. II subscribers remove TO other places without
informing the publishers, and the papers are sent
to the former direction, they are held responsible.
8 The courts have decided that refusing 10 take
periodicals from the Office, or removing aud leav.
ing them uncalled for, Is prima face evidence Of
Intentional fraud.
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FNN0 Martha C. Dobbs, William D. DobbS.
IL John G. Dobbs, James, B,Dobbs, heirs Of
Anger Dobbs, deceased You will take notice
that on the Sd day of November 1851, Robert
Moftet and Hannah Dubbs, as the executors Of
Anger Dobbs, deceased, filed in the Court Of
Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, their
petition against you; the object and prayer Of
which petition is 10 obtain authority from said
court to complete certain contract made by said
Anger Dobbs in his life time. with one Henry
Chrstler for the sale of the north west quarter Of
the north west quarter of section IL, IN township
3, of range 5, aud the south west quarter Of the
south west Or. OF section l2, in the same township
and range, in Monroe county, Ohio. Said petit
TONERS ask authority to make deed foT saidprem
ises to said Henry ChrstIer on behalf Of the heirs
of Anger Dobbs, deceased.
N. HoLLlSTER,
Nov. "a, 1851 Atty. for Petitioners.
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, IS.

STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY. IS
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS In CHANCERY.
Henry Clark, OF the State of Tennessee, and
David Dye. of the State OF Iowa, ml take notice.
that on tho 22nd day of November, 1851, George
Walters of said county, filed 10 the office uf the
Clerk Of said Court, his Bill in Chancery, against
said Clark and Dye, and Samuel Jones, Richard
sewel, Thomas M. Arrest, the OhD Life Insu.
rance and Trust Company, David Kirkbride
Henry H. Mott, William F. Hunter, John Sin
clair, William d. Patton, Levi Richner. William
Myers, Joseph Myers, Daniel Clark. John Myers,
Elizabeth Granfell, Hamilton Jones, Lewis Jones,
Joseph Grim, Moses Gordan, Elias Myers, and
Abner Beall and Nancy Hall, as Administrator o
Of Joseph Hall, deceased: That by said Bill the
said Gsorgs Walters prsys that said Samuel Jones
be compelled to convey to him the following prom.
ises, IN pursuance OF a contract in writing made
February %, IS46, between said Jones and said
Walters, TO wit: A certain tract or parcel OF land
situate in the county Of Monroe sforesaid, and
described - follows Beginning 90 rods from the
north west corner Of the north east quarter Of Sec
tion q, township 8, Of range 4; thence east with
the section line ~ and tent. rods; thence south
70 and tsnths rods to q white oak stump; thence
west IA and tenths rods; thence south IA rods to
stone; thence north SO degrees west AZ and 7
tenths rods to sycamore tree; thence north II
degrees west 81 rods; thence north to the place OF
beginning on the section line. supposed to contain
80 acrss more or less. That all claims of said de-
PENDANTS to said thirty acres of land be declared
null and void; and that the balance of the pur-
chase money due from said Walters on said prem
ises, be applied to the payment of the claims Of
said other defendants against said Samuel Jones;
and that unless they appear, within sixty days
from the rising Of the next term of said csurt, and
plead, answer or demur to said Bill, the same win
be taken as confessed by them.
,,4sk GEORGE WALTERS, y
Hag By ELEL HrADLEy, his Solicitor.
Attest: WIN. OBEY, Clerk. g
nacamhsr 1881 T. I. ...aft.I..t.
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has been appointed and qualified as Administrator
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late df Monroe county, deceased. e7 s6Hl as 3
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Dsssabss ., 1881. ae
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