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-LIJAH ULLOM and Elizabeth Ullom, his
HI wife. Stephen UlIom and Ellen Ullom, his
wife. Hugh Swartwood and Sally Swartwood, his
wife. IsaIc Young and Mary Young, his wife,
Jacob UIIom and Margaret Ullom, his wife,
Charles Brownfeld and Mariah Brownheld, his
wife, William Dye and Mariah Dye, bis wife,
Thomas Mitchell, Shadrach Mitchell. Stephen
Mitchell. Mitchell Huffman, Catharlne Huffman,
Nancy Huffman, and Abraham Huffman, are
hereby notified, that on the 18th day of Decem'
bel. "A. d. 1852, Jacob Huffman and Nancy HUFF
man his wife, of Monroe county. Ohio, filed In
the Court of Common Pleas Of the County OF
Monroe, and State Of Ohio, Bill in Chancery
against the above named persons; the object aud
PRAYER of which is to set aside certain pretend.
ed CONVEYANCE made on the sixth day OF April
A. %. 1859, by Thomas Mitchell. SEN. to Elijah
UIlom, tor the following described lands. situate
IN said county of Monroe. to wit: The south
east Quarter of the south west quarter OF section
"a. in township 2, of range containing Az acres
and IA hundIedths; also about acres more or
less, in the north west corner Of the north east
quarter Of the north west quarter OF section 33,
| in the township and range aforesaid, laid on on
the west side of run with the direction OF the
run TO the section line on the north side OF said
lot being an agreed marked line; also the west
half of the north west quarter OF section SS' 10
township 9, of range 4, containing 80 acres, more
or less. in Monroe county, Ohio, in the Marietta
land District, containing l24 acres; and also
tract bounded as follows: Beginning 4O poles
west Of the north east corner Of section 3, IN
township 8, Of range 5, thence running south 10
degrees west 26 poles and As hundredths, thence
south 80 degrees west 80 poles and S6 hundredth',
thence south 51l degrees Is poles and 60 hun
dredths, thence south 711a degrees west II poles,
thence south poles, thence south 81 degree:
east so poles and hundredths, thence south "a
degrees east 80 poles and 65 hundredths, thence
south 70 degrees east 81 poles and 65 hundredths,
thence south 46 poles aud 20 hundredths, thence
west 7s poles and IS hundredths. thence north
1853 poles and 90 hundredths, thence west ~ poles
and "a hundredths, thence north l58 poles and
25 hundredths, thence east 3S poles and IS hun.
dredths, to the place of beginning. containing ~
acres and SO hundretths. And the said persons
above named are further notified that unless they
appear, and plead, answer or demur to the said
Bill within go days after the next Term Of said
Court. the said Jacob Huffman and wife. at the
Term next after the expiration of said 90 days
will apply to said Court to take the matters Of tht
Bill as confessed and to decree thereon accord
ingy.
II Dec, is, 1852. Sol'rs. for Complnts.
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Sale of Real Estate.
Nov. "a, 1852.

UDY virtue Of an order to me directed BY the
I'D Probate Court Thin and for the County Of
Monroe, and State OF Ohio, will offer for sale on
Friday, the 94th day of December, 1852,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. M, and Z
O'Clock p. m of said day, the following described
Real Estate. situate in the County Of Monros,
aud State Of Ohio, to witt The south part Of the
north east quarter Of section l6, township 8. and
range A, bounded on the vest side by the west
line af said quarter, and on the south by the south
ae of said quarter, and on the eas. by the lands
Of Jane Foggin, jr and on the northby tho iands
of Jane Healy, (the big road az it formerly run
being the line between the lands Of said Jane
Healy and said trac,,) supposed to contain one
hundred and fifteen acres. The land 10 woll
adapted to farming or grazing; well watsred, md
in good state Of cultivation.
TERMS OF SALE:-One- half in hand, one-hslt
Of the residue in one year. and the balance in two
years the deferred payments to be secured 70 ths
satisfaction of the subscriber.
THOMAS McCASLlN, Guardian
Of John Fulton, lunatic.
Nov "a, 1852.
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Notice in Chancery.

SAMUEL H. GUTHRIE, who resides without the State OF
~ Ohio will take notice that the 22d day Of November,
avs and Elizabeth A. Hays his wife of the county Of
Van Vert in the State of Ohio fled their Bill in Chaneey in
the court Of Common Pleas Of Monroe county and State ore
d against the said Samuel H. Guthrie the object and prayer
Of which to compel said Samuel H. Guthrie to complete
contract entered into the 18th day March, 1889 for the
sale Of four acre land the town OF Woodshed IN
ad COUNTY bounded on the north by the road leading from
Woodsed to Lewsve the west BY lands now owned by
William okey the south by lands Of David Kirkbridt and
on the east by lands owned by William F. Hunter by max
inc to the companants deed the sme and unless the said
Samuel H. Guthrie shall appear and plead answer demur to
said Bill within so days after the Term of said Court that
At The Summer Term of said Court 1862 decree will be taken
against him o. by confession. ,
Nov o. 1882 Solicitors for Complanants.
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY. 50.
Morgan Jones IN PARTITION.
vs. M ARrHA JONES, wid-
NS..Lo Jono. - al M f.w of JOhn InpAa

NldTtUd JOucS, CT az J lvIA Wv o' 1850 -~~'--~s
lately deceased, David Lasure and Mary Lasurs,
his wife, and George Largent and Mshala LarKent.
his wife, will take notice that petition was filed
against them OH the 18th day of November, lS55.
ia the Court OF Common Pleas of Monroe county.
Ohio, by Morgan Jones, and is now pending.
wherein the said Morgan Jones demands partition
Of the following real estate, situate IN Monfos
county, Ohio, to wit: The north half Of tho north
west quarter of the north east quarter Of section
I3, township 6, and range z; also the north bali
of the south west quarter of section 9, township
6, and range Z, Except so much of the last men
tiuned tract may be included in the plat OF the
town of Stafford, and ou-lo!s or parcels thereof
as were sold and conveyed by John Jones in his
lite tme3 also lot No 6 in the town Of Stafford,
the same being the lands and lot devised and be-
auea,hed by John Jones 10 John Jackson Jones,
lately deceased and that at the next Term Of said
Court, application will be made by the said Nor
gan Jones, for an order that partition may b
made of said premises
By A. ROSS,
Nov. II, 1852. Attorney tor Petitioner.
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Dec. Is, 1852.

NHERlFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of writ Of
- Fl Fa. ct Lev, Fa. issued from the Court OF
Common Pleas OF Belmont 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 18th day Of January, 1858.
between the hours OF 10 o'clock m, and O'Clock
m, of said day, the following described lands and
tenements. lying and being in Monroe county'viE
The undivided half of the south east quarter
of section No. eight, township No. four, of range
No, five, in Monroe county, Ohio.
Takepi in execution and levied upon as the prop
srty of Allen F. Randolph, at the suits of Dill.
worth g. Co VS. Lane s. Randolph.
Dec. Is So IL M MORROW, Sh'f
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rN cHANCrRY,--john Kel.o, william Kelso

TN CHANCERY.-- John Kelso, William Kelso
and AbssIom D ennis are hereby notified, that
On tho 18th day Of December, 1852, Barnabus
Dearth, Of Monroe county. Ohio. filed 10 the court
of common pleas Of Monroe county. Ohio. biIi
In Chancery sgainst the said John Kelsd, William
KeIso and Absaldm Dennis. the object and prayer
Of which bill is to correct mistake made in the
conveyance Of part Of the north west quarter oi
the south west quarter OF section IS, township p:
Of range 8, in said county Of Monroe; and tne ssio
John Kelso, William Kelso and Absalom Dennis
are further lotifed, that unless they appear and
plead, answer, or demur to the said bill, within
sixty days after the next term ofssad court, the
said Barnabus Dearth, at the next term after the
expiration of said sixty days, will apply to sald
court to take the matters Of the bill as confessed,
and TO decree thereon accordingly.
HOLLISTER, OKEY & HOLSTER,
Dec. 20, 1852. SOILS for Complainant
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woopsFIELD ORDINANCES.
Ordinance to guard against danger from

Ordinance |
SEC 4 Be itordained bv tie Council of the Incorporated
Village of Woodsfeld That any person or persons sna
.be found sporting with fire, within the corporate limits Of
Woodseld such person persons shall be deemed gu
Of offence against this ordinances ana upon cohvcaoh
thereof shall be fined for each offence in any sum not less
than fifty cents nor than five dollars and costs OF suit
and in default Of payment Of such fine and COSTS whom I'm
posed security given therefor, to be approved o inc ON
before whom proceedings in such case may % naa
person or persons shall be confined in the County jail until
such fine be paid or security be given therefor
SEC. g. That il any person or persons shail oe ouhu
firing exploding any fire crackers jackson crackers
other dangerous explosive missiles within he
limits of Woodsfeld or if any person persons shall he
or cause to be fred within the corporate limits Of Woods
field any gum pistol musket rife for sport or amusement
such person persons shall be deemed guilty an offence
against this ordinance, and conviction thereof shall oe
fined for each offence any not less than twenty
cents nor more than three dollars, and be dealt with as for
offences committed under section first OF this ordinance
SEc 8. That it shall be the duty Of the Marshall, when
any person or persons shall commit any offence against
either of the preceding ectons in his he Marshall pres
snce to forthwith arrest and take such person PERSONS
offending before the Mayor Of Woodseld or some justice
Of the Peace Of Monroe County and enter complaint under
oath against such perssn or persons offending and hold
such person persons in custody until released OF
ted to Jail by the proper authority. g
SEC. A. That il any person or persons shall raise the
cry Of "s" for sport for the purpose Of creating false
alarm Of fire, such person persons shall DO deemed gu
Of offence against this ordinance, and on conueton
than one nor than three dollars and be dealt with as
in section first of this ordinance.
SEC g. This ordinance shall take effect from and after
ita passage. JAMES MlTCHELL mayor.
JOHN B. NoLL, Recorder.
Dec. 16, 1859. sSge6ta
Ordinance Concerning Stone Coal
Be ordanedby the Council Of the Incorporated Village
Of Woodfed, That bushel Of stone coal shall consist Of
eighty pounds avordupois. #s
JOHN B. NoLL, Recorder.
December 16, 1882
Ordinance Regulating Proceedings under all Ordinances
SRc.l. Be ordained By the Council Of the Incorporated
Village Of Woodsfed, That the Mayor shall upon the
complaint under oath Of any person Of violation Of any
sfths Ordinances Corporation Immediately or as soon
possible issue such process against the person Or per-
complained Of may be allowed BY law in such caSes
SIC. E. This ordinancs to aks effect from and aftef ~
passage. JAMES MlICHELL, Msyof4
JOHN b NoLL, Recorder. f
Dec 18th, 1852. f.
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Notice in Chancery.

HyHOMAS RINEHART who resides without
the State of Ohio, will take notice that
Joseph Morris, on the 18th day of October 1852.
filed in the Court of Common Pleas, within and
for the county Of Monroe and State OF Ohio, his
Bill in Chancery, against Abraham Landis, the
said Thomas RinehaIt and others. the object and
PRAYER of which Is to obtain satisfaction Of two
several Judgments a. Law against the said Abra.
ham Lands, one in favor of the said Joseph Nor
ris, and the other in favor Of Morris s. Rinehart.
by the sale of lands in which the said Lands has
an equitable interest. The Bill alledges that the
said Morris is the owner Of both said judgements.
You will therefore appear, and plead, answer or
demur to said Bill within so days after the next
Term Of said Court, aud in default, decree will be
entered against you at the Summer Term Of said
Court, 1852.
HoLLIsTER, OKEY & HoLLTsrER,
Solicitors for Complainant
Dec. l, 1852. as
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Clarington Ordinances.

" et to prevent riots, noise dstubdnees or d'ordery
a assemblages, in the tosun Of Claringon
SEC l. Be ordained by the town council OF the town OF
Canpon That shall be held and deemed as violation OF the
public peace contrary to the dignity comfort and eanye
nisnoe Of the corporation Of Carngton and It's o
boy or other congege assemble on the Streets
Alleys of said Of Carngon and make or cause to DC
made either sport otherwise noise or to
The dpleasue Of the inhabitants Of such locality
and apy person persons offending SHALL upon convection
thereof be fined any not less than fifty CENTS nor more
than FIVE dollars
Sec That shall be unlawful for any person TO shoot or
dischare load from any gun pistol other hre-arms or to
bun or other works otherwise with
the corporate limits of said town Of Carngton Ind per.
son so offending SHALL upon conviction thereof hne Of not
less than wenty.6v cents, more than one dollar
This Act to take effect and be in iorce from and after the hss
day OF December next
E. B. Cox, Recorder.
Carington, Nov IL, 1852,
AN ACT to establish the standard Of coal in the owr
| Of Csrington.
p. Il oydaned bv the to,cn council of the Of Carngto
That two thousand six hundred and sgEeght cubic inches
shsll constitute bushel OF coal.
| MARTIN TROY, Mdyc.
| Z. B. Cox. Recorder
! Clsrngton. Nov u, 1852.
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JOHN b. NOLL,
Real Estate Agent,
WOODsFIELD, OHIO,

VK7ILL attend to the selling Of Real Estate
w in Monroe cousty. His facilities for OBJ
tanning information, his extensive acquaintance
with the various localities Of the county, and espe-
cially in the German settlements, will make 1t for
the interest OF those who wish to sell lands to en-
trust him with the Agency Persons desiring to
purchase would do well to give him call, as he
has now several desirable tracts to dispose OF.
December Is, 1852.
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100 Acres of Land for Sale.

yUyHE undersigned will sell at bargain, the
following described tract of land. to wit:
The east half Of the south west quarter OF section
81, and the north east quarter of the north east qr
Of section 20, in township 2, of range 4. Said
land 10 situated in Jackson township. on Barnes
run, within two miles Of the Ohio River. The
land is well covered with good timber. and will
make good farm. Persons wishing to purchase
can call on Lanty Rucker Executor Of Lemuel B.
Rucker, deceased, or Of the subscriber who is au-
thorized to sell the same.
~. JOHN B. NOLL.
Dec. Is. 1852.
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Notice in Chancery.

c,HADRACH BOTTENFIELD, Of the State Of Pennsylva-
MIA will take notice that the 26h day OF November 1852
Pst. Slime filed in the Court Common Pleas Of Monroe
Ohio his Bill in Chancey against him and Others the object
Of which is to mistake a the description OF land sold by
Samuel Bottened his life time Peter Stne and to com
the defendants to convey the complainant by
descriptions you appear and plead answer or demur to
snd Bill within so days after the next Term of said Court that at
the Summer Term Of said Court 1885, the complainant Will take
HOLLIsTER, oREY HOLSTER.
D.c I 1852 Solicitors for Complainant
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER OF

kNALE UT hGhk = "A ~ - WV -
~ COIJRT.-By virtue Of an order Of sale 10
ihe case Of Rachel Davis, Administrative OF the
Estate Of Samuel Davis, deceased, against the
Unknown heirs Of Samuel Davis, deceased, issued
from the Probate Court Of Monroe county, Ohio,
will be offered for sale on the premises, on
Saturday, the 8th day Of January 1858,
(subject however to the dover Of Rachel Davis. wi
widow Of said Samuel Davis, deceased The
following Real Estate of Samuel Davis, deceased:
to Wit The east half Of the north east quarter Of
section %, township 2, and range 8, lying 10 Mon
roe county, Ohio. -,
N six months from day Of sale, and one-third 10
w rear from day Of sale with interest. The de-
Md payments to be secured to the satisfaction
~ (ke undersigned.
RACHEL DAVIS, Administrative
Va OF the Estate Of Samuel Davis, decd. \
see. !, 1852.
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AUDITORS OFFICE, WoousFIELD,
Monroe County, Ohio, Nov. 22, 1852

Aor..abv 10 IN, provisions Act entitled 'An pre-
srbing the duties County Auditors passed March 2s slo
the amendsory thereto hereby give notice that the
whole Of the Of land and town lots ana parts OF
contained in the foregoing list so much thereof Will De
necessary to pay the taxes and penalty charged thereon
will be sold s the Court House, in the town OF Wood'hed
Monroe County Ohio on me Second Monday @ JanrGy n1
Sns,s ,uch taxes and penalty be paid before that me
JOHN 3. NoLL, Auditor, Monroe Co., o.
Nov. ~, 1854.
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UDOBERT CARPENTERS C ESTATE.--No-
[6 ,ice is hereby given. that the subscriber bee
been appointed and qualified as Administratcs -
6onis mon Of the Estate Of Robert Carpenter. ~
Of Monroe county, Ohio, deceased.
JACOB VERNON. Adm't
Dec. Is, 1852
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Of agsnts. I
w. B. SLOAN,

FOR SALE BY
]. A. & q. H. Davenport. Woodsheld; |;
Armstrong, Mooney & Co.. Bsallsvills;
John Koontz, Malaga;
Miles & Son, Somerton;
w. P. Sloan, Gsnsses Block, Buffalo;
William Buchanan, jr., Lewisville;
w. w. Gould, Travelling Proprietor.
Oct 81, 1852. E T
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81 A MS
Horse & Cattle Medicine

No Medicine in has accomplished no mHRy EEsve
ordinary Cures and given Uiuersai Satisfaction IN eveP
variety and stage Of disease that has enensss sNo
apid sale Sioons On,rseni and Condition Ponder.
The Ointment Is swiftly suIerceding all other Onnen0
and Linments for the CT Fresh WOunds Calls OF d
tnds Sprains, Bruises, Cracked Heels. Rnrhone. Wind
CALLS, Poll Evil Calous spavis. sweeney. Fislula. ~
last Strains, Lameness, SAND Cracks Foundered Fs4
Scratches or Grease. Mango and Horse Distcnpef.
The Condition PotoGer will remove all inflammation go
aver purify the blood loosen the skin, cleanse the watn
and strengthen every part of the body and has proved
sovereign remedy for the following diseases:
Founder, Distemper, Hide Bolit Loss Of Appetite In
ward Strains. Yellow Water inflammation Of the Eyes
Fatigue from hard exercise; also Rheamatism Commonly
sailed si complant which proves fatal to many walls
able horses in this country. II Is also safe and csgSa1D
remedy Coughs and Colds which generate % mmp
fatal diseases. NO.
These remedies ijure and ai0ay Cure, n The y
ections are followed.
For further particulars and miatitsde Of Csvtfa10
,savksbk Cures get Pamphieis Of agsnts. 5s
w, B. SLOAI.
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EXPLOSION OF THE STEAMER MAGNET.


Loss Of Ie-The small steamer MAGNET bust her boilers
Yesterday morning about o'clock, at the head OF Grand
view Island about IS miles below this city, killing the pilot
Abner Long Of Allegheny Pa and woundg ,our
tho clerk Of West Wheeling and Mr. Black Of Pittsburgh
Five other persons are missing
s We obtained tho above information from the steamer
Royal Arch last evening" and at the moment OF writing we
ars without further PARTICULARS The boat reported to be
blown ali to pieces She was employed princpalyin the
pig metal trade, and belonged to Pittsburgh Wheeling
Inteligencer, Dec. 49,
EXPLOSION OF THE MAGNEr.-Boas which arrived rom
ho vessrdav confirmed the account we published yeser
dsy Of the disastrous explosion Of the steamer Magnet
boat passed up yesterday with the body Of tho
pilot Abner Long,of Allegheny, Pa, and formerly OF TINS
city Four are said to be mortay wounded and he numoer
Beck, the Captain was killed He resided at Pittsburgh
where the boat wa. owned The OF the others have
mot vet been scertained-Intelligeneer, 10TH
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a. otion 81 Nj Mungen the Senats resolved itself into
(Jommites Of the Whole the bill to prevent the ur'
thsr sstden,snt Of Ohio by blacks and mulattoss
Ths bill was read through and reported back without
amendment. Es,sg ....,e
Committee Of the Whols on the bill to amend the tax
law. Mr.. Burnett resuming the Chsir. ., a
Tho entire afternoon was spent IN considering ne amouh
i va said by soe that all property should be taxed or
49, mrnort of Government That the only just course
Gthsrs thought that small exemption should be made IN
favor Sc those unable to pay taxes Properly IN Gsran
was exempt from execution Should me oale 40 'na
hch she will not permit her citizens dol others hough
bst power should bs given to the
l.; The coaction Of axesbut that all tax properly shouc
be placed on the duplicate for taxation.
Mr. Atkinson moved to commit 70 'ne o0"'"i''0o oi'
Finance. Agreed to. ,,,,,,r .nr1,ro
Tho bill 10 provide for the organization Of the General
Assembly, was received from the Senate with three OF he
House amendments disagreed to, and several Of inc TO-
mainder amended.
The House recedsd from two Of its amendments ano
agreed 10 two Of the Senate amendments :,
Mr. Ward of Warren, moved to amend the thlrd amend
ment Of the Senate BY striking out the clause sung on ne
mar diem Of absent members not excused. -
= AH.r lengthy discussion, the amendment OF Mr. waro
as lost yeas 5 nays 3d. and the Senate amsndment was
agreed to- .e,.od - ,.c.d. from. wa,
one requiring majority instead OF Purahy 70 oieo
officers Of the General Assembly.
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FRIDAY, Dec. II 1859.

hill, NJ. 169-regulating actions Of replevn before
1css of the Psacewas read the third time and passed
yeas 29, nays o. ;.r;,
On motion Of Mr. Cox, the Senate resolved itself lnlo
Committee of the Whole the special orders OF he aay
Mr.. Gillett in the chair. , ,m..;a.
Tor that appointment Of county Surogaes in certain cases
Also, the bill to create the Office Of interpreter in eaoh OF
The counties of Ohio. r,,,r,
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House resolved itself into Comm'ee o. 'ns Wno,e
AZ Stone IN the chair and considered the bill provide Tor
the safe keeping of the public journals After some tune
pent therein the committee and reported back said bill
with sundry amendments.