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LIST OFLETTERa

n EMAINING in the Post Office, for the Quarter
IL ending LIST of May, 1859. q
Akin, Geo. w. 2 Leavy, LemueI
Avery, Vim. Lambert, w. H. & T.:
Austin. Miss Adeline o.
Allen, Solomon J. Opitz, Emin:
B. N.
B Bs,in; John %.,,, ,, Nut Margaret Miss
Blake, Richard Mackling, Malcolm
Bridgers, Thomas D. Mackling, VIM. g.
Body, Catherine Mearis, Jas. ].
Brown, Elizabeth McCalum, Maleom
Barker, PlyeT Mooneeyham, Calvin
Bryant, Rufhn L. Monaghan, Jno. M.
Ballard, Jno. w. McCulley, John F.
Buffaloe, John Miteel, N.
G.. McCullers, Lenora
Clarke, Jno. G. Moran, william
Cooke, Jas. w. Murray, Miss Milla
Clary, Daniel Mclean, Susannah II!
Chavis, William McAdams, Susan
Clark, J. w. Price, Mary Miss
Clark, Jno. B. 9 Poole, .Rebecca Mrs.
Clark, J. N. Poole Thetney Miss
Duprss, D. B. P Pssti; q less! ss; = L.
E. PEBBLES, VIM.
Ellington, J. F. Pollard. Caswel1
Edwards. Weldon Perry, Thaddeus
F. Pupord, Rictoria
franklin, G. b. Provost, Lewis Mr.!
Freeman Augustus J. s..
Grissom. Jas. A. Speman, J. Z. P.
Gaurden, Green Mrs. Stewart, William
Gafford, Caroline NJ. Mrs. Sorrell, Elizabeth
Fl. Stanton, VIM. H.
Hudson, Temperance Smith, Clara
Hinton, Joshua r. Smith. Robert T.
Henry, Henrietta Smith, Robert
House, S. V. Sturdivant, Sarah Miss
Hays. Martha Miss T.
Hester, Rachel Miss Tomlinson, Mary T.
Herring, l.. w. Taylor, CHARLES J.
Hunnycut, Green Tucker, Nancy
Hall, Charles w.
Hamilton, Willis G. Williams, D. S. Rev.
]. Wimberly, Zachariah
Jones, A. w. Walton, Samuel S.
K. Williams Caroline
KyaD, CASTOR Woodwork, Aaron
L. Whitaker, Sarah Mrs.
Lyle, w. G. Williams, NJ. G.
lucas, Lydia Y.
Lisbon, servant of Mrs. Yates, William
Persons calling for the above Letters will please
say they advertised.
VIM. WHITE, P. NJ.
Raleigh, May 10th, 1852. 53-3tw.
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Land warrants are quoted, in New York. at 1925
tor the l60 scrip $67 for 80 acres. $35 for 40
acres,
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HIGH Prices At public sale this place on
Thursday last, corn sold for ,335 per bushel, and
fodder brought 81 80 per hundred.
WddesbOroueh Argus.
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A Coon THING FROM Amos KENDALL. 1t has not
been often that we have heard any thing good of
Amos. But an anecdote is related of him that we
think will pass.
Whilst he Postmaster General, the people of
one of the upper counties of this State petoned for
between two localities called by the rather odous
names of Polecat' and Sinking Quarter. The APP
pIicants being unable to agree among themselves
to the of their Office referred that point to
Mr.. Kendall: He promptly established the Office, and
called it 4" Rartsh0rn."
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EFFEcrs OF USING TOBACCO. tits frequently asked
whether the use of tobacco is injurious to the teeth
and the health. In answer to which the inquirer
may be respectfully invited to turn to his Cycopadia
and when he reads of the powerful principles 1t con-
tains namely, empyrneumaticoil and nicotina, the
action of both of which is highly polsonous-(a drop
of the former placed the tongue excites commissions
and comaletharge drowsiness, and may prove fatal
in few minutes, and quarter OF drop of the latter
will kill RABBIT, and drop dog,) will he not rather
inquire how it be otherwise than most injurious,
not only to the teeth and gums but Indirectly, 1t not
obviously to every part of the frame? Beyond an
unsghtY discoloraton of the teeth and an empyneu-
NAUTICAL infection of the breath, OF those accustomed
of this narcotic acid poison its telerious effect
may considerable period be detected but after
long habitual use, the whole system becomes i'm
pregnated and although habits may reconcile its
lion when used moderately, nothing can secure the
body from its Initiative property and ultimate absorp
ton, when employed in excess or lncautlously. Its
action the heart probably the nerves of the heart
manifest in an incorporate and excessive of to-
bacco, by smoking number of pipes and segars, has
caused DEATH Under the action Of the nervous sys-
tenn, the motions of the heart. and subsequently the
general quickness of the course Of the blood, are
quickened retarded All irritants and stimulants
urge and force to vehement, and, consequent
ly more rapid outlay of fhe strength capacity tor
exertion and it is invarable law of organization,
that outlay succeeded by depression, and whatever
unduly depresses, whether resulting originally from
stimuanf, narcotic, sedative any other pow
erul principle the effect of lessening improperly
the action of the heart and arteries and 1t is this
account that neither intoxicating drinks tobacco,
any thing else producing effect which issues
in depression, be recommended for the promotion
of health and longevity. l would therefore strongly
recommend abstinence from the of tobacco in all
or any of its forms; not only on the ground Gifts
rendering the teeth unsghty and the breath disagree
able, but because is clear to demonstration, that
it finally depresses the natural powers. Its use even
in the forms Of snus and errhines is very objection
able the membrane of the nose becomes thlckened,
it's sensbity impaired, and the power of dscrim
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ID EMAINING in the Post Office, for the quar-
IL ending LIST of May, 1859.
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CUNGIe

We can find but little business of impor-
talice to note in the proceedings OF Con-
gress. Much OF the time of both Houses
has been spont upon the private calender,
and the reception, in each House. OF NJ.
Kossuth. The bill to restore hogging in
the Navy was discussed at length, in the
Senate. The following proceedings took
place in the House upon tho reception Of
Kossuth
Mr.. Carter introduced Gov. Kossu,h
and announced his presence in the House.
Mr.. Speaker Boyd welcomed him, and
invited him 10 a seat.
Kossuth, in the following brief and ap-
propriate remarks, acknowledged the dis
tinguished honor. thus conferred upon him.
Sir-lt is a remarkable fact IN the his
tory Of mankind, that while. through all
the past, honors wer. bestowed upon glory,
and glory was attached to success, the
Legislative authorities Of this great .Repub-
lie bestows honors upon presented exile,
not conspicuous by glory, nor favored by
success, but engaged in ust cause
There is a triumph of republican princi'
pies in this fact. Sir, thank, in my own
and in my country's name. the House OF
Representatives Of the United States Tor
the honor of this cordial welcome.
On motion, the House then adjourned
until Friday.
A vast number oil members and others
then pressed around kossuth and were
introduced 10 him.
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Gold Wine!!
Discovered in Monroe County..!!


1t is now a fixed fact" that W w. JORDAN
& co offer to the people OF Monroe county, np-
portunities to make FORTilN ES, not to be sur
passed by the GOLD DlGGlNS Of California.
They have on hand, aud are constantly receiv.
lug, VERY LARGE and n E EAP assor t,neu, Of
Cooking Stores Of euery rar'eiy.
among 'phich are Bucks Patent, Green,cood's $
.4r Tight Bmton's Premium SC, &c sc
.4iso Ten Plate, Sepcn Plate, md
rayiouS patterns #
AIR TIGHT PARLOR STOVES,
for both wood aud coal. Also all kinds of
Store Trimmings, both Copper and Tin.
Pipe. Boilers, Steamers. Kettles Pots, Ste,o
pans, Sauce pans, Frying pans, Aad-
irons, Smoothing irons. Gri2dies,
Coal grates, and iron ana copper coal Rnckeis.
Also full aud complete assortment Of ia PAN
and COPPER WARE.
House Spou,ing and Piping for sale aud pm, up
at the shortest notice.
link Wash6oards at ,oholesale and
retail.
Persons wishing to purchase wares are request
ed TO cali and examine their stock; for they de-
termined to give GREAT BARGAINS, aud to
sell LITTLE CHEAPER than The cheapest.
c-Orders from Merchants punctual!y attended
10. N b. Old Pewter and Copper taken in ex.
change for wares. w. w. JORDAN & Co.
\ Woodsfeld, Nov. ~
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a. SHERlFF'S SALE.-By Writ i. II ~ ud
~ Of sale in attachment issued from the Court of
Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, and TO mo
directed, will offer for sale, at public outcry, st
the front door of the court house in the town .
" nodsiieId, in said county,
SATURDAY. the l7M day If January, 1882.
between the hours oi 10 O'Clock III, and 4 0 clock
IN. of sald day, the folio wrg described lands and
tenemehts, lying and being III said county, 10 wit:
One equal undivided ninth part of the east half
Of the north west quarter ot section ls, in town.
ship 2, of range 4, containing eighty acres
Ordered TO be sold the property Of Ezekiel
Matthews, at the suit OF Nathan Hnllisier
Dec II So 90 NJ. MORROW, Sh'K
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nation. so to shape our policy as TO as.
sist them by any means in our power: and
rather than witness the utter extinction OF
republicanism as = fact, and principle
in Europe. we are ready TO encounter the
shock OF arms on the field of battle.
9th Resolved, That the Intellectual and
timid foreign policy of the present admin
istration, its utter failure to cause our flag.
and the rights of our people to be respect
ed, and its tame submission TO violations
Of both, merit and receive our indignant
condemn fation.
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List of Letters

HID EMAlNlNG IN the Post Off ce at Woods.
Ia field, Ohio, January |, 1852
A-Algeo homss, Amos Joshua 2, Adds Ma
ryM Adams Mary A, Adds Joseph, Armstrong
Aune.
B. Bloor Louisa A., Blazer benjamin.. Barrack.
mau Samuel. Beniz G.. j Baker Isaac I Barrack
man Margaret, Bauer Leopold Brat Carise.
C--Clinghan John, tuiverhouse J T. Corn
wall Henry, Cronn Michael 2, Cooke P. NJ. d.
''ronn Andrew
D-Drigg- Tilza, Davenpor, Hon John, Dill
lon Benjamin, DetwIer Henry, Dyer Philip
E-Elli- Charles Enow Michael.
F-Flogerci Charles, Falweil Joseph, Fogle
CD.
G-G,illith William Gorsline James. Gallaihin
Johannes, Cloud, Isaac, Goudy John or Robert,
Green VIM NJ. Goudy John
H-Hayden Nathaniel D Henderson Mrs. Ma.
ry, Hutchinson Robert s. Hawkins Mrs. Eliza
Jane, Hukill Miss Maria 2, Houston Joseph, His.
son Mrs Nancy, Hawkins Joshua, How ell Aaron
J-Johnston Ephraim
X KiIen Miss Abigail, KirkIin David, Kene,
dy John, hayior Daniel
L-"Lelsure Riley
M--Morri, Daniel, McCleen Robert g Nc
Williams Alexander, McClellen Isaac. Mct'addeu
Miss Hannah, Mcmahon Thomas, Myers George
MlGinnis James, Mcdonald Joseph Morris NJ lss
Sarah, Mason George.
N--Neai Barnet, Neal l. Norris Miss Eliza
Newhard Leonard, Nally Levi
O.-Okey Woodman 2, )lom John.
P-Patton Mark P. Pugh Samuel, Piatl Simon
P. Powell William.
R-Rogers Joseph, Robbins John
S-Sebot Fred. Smith B Sha , James. Sher.
man Jacob Slime Henry, Saliards Daniel, Sher.
man Adam, Starkee Henry, st Joh" Mary Aune
T--rruske.t Elizabeth, Turner Elbridge
U-Uphold Jonathan
Wv atson Rebecca Jane, Way John s War
rem Daniel, Worlay James, arren Daniel H..
Y-Yoho Peter, Yoho Peter or Mary Jane, Yo'
no John.
Z-Zeh Frederick Cooper
German - illegble.
Persons calling tor the above will please say
they are advertised. A. ROSS, P. M,
Jan 7. 1852.
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OHIO LEGISLATURE.

The greater part OF the time Of the Leg
isluture, so far, has been occupied in the
consideration aud passage o such resolu-
tions as are necessary to the transaction
OF business,
The Committee on Privileges and Elec-
tions reported unanimously in favor OF
Robertson, democrat, of Loran, as being
entitled to the seat held by Kinney, whig.
Robertson appeared and was sworn IN.
Some two days were occupied in count
ing the votes cast Tor the various State
officers at the late election. The result
was as heretofore published
The Kossuth resolutions were debated
at considerable length in the Senate. No
vote was had on their passage.
Resolutions of similar character, but
taking ground Tor ''intervsniion TO secure
non.intervention," have been introduced
in the House by Mr.. Weller.
The printing is still occasioning consid-
cradle discussion.
Mr., Okey has introduced bill to sell
school lands in Ohio township, in this
county. ,,.
Resolutions have been passed appoint
ing committees TO inform the Governor
and Lieutenant Governor OF their election,
and 10 ascertain at what time they would
appear in the Hall Of the House OF Repre-
sentatves for inauguration.
o'The time fixed for this ceremony, we be-
lisys. was Monday last.
GxrThs steamship Cambria. with three
DAYS later intelligence from Europe. has
arrived. Louis Napoleon has been pro-
claimed President of France for ten years,
by an Immense majority.
ENGLAND.-.Lo Palmerston has resign
I'D his place as Minister of Foreign Affairs.
Lord Granville succeeds him. Palmers
ton'sirse expression ofopinion 10 the Kos
suth 1deputa.ion, by no means compliment
tasy to the despots Of Europe, is said TO be
the cause oflis sudden retirement.
N Fl
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Petition for Divorce.

Mary Van os Dillon State s,,.;t, Of Ohio. u'"'s
Luke Pan Os Dillon To Luke Van Os Dillon:
You are hereby notified, that the 9Th day OF
January, 1852, Mary Van Os Dillon of nroe
county, Ohio, filed IN the Court of Common Pleas
of Mon oe county, Ohio, petition IN Charcery,
against the said Luke Van Os Dillon; the object
and prayer of which petition is to obtain Divorce
from the said Luke Van Os Dion-the causes
assigned in said petition are gross neglect OF duty,
adultery; and that the said Luke Van Os Dillon
had another wife living at the time of the marriage
with the said petitioner. And the said Luke Van
o. Dillon is further notified that this petitioner
will ask for decree upon said Petition at the
Spring Term OF said Court
MARY VAN OS DILLON,
Jan IA, 1859 BY N. HoLLIsTER, her Atty
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THE MESSAGE.

We commence, to-day, the publication
of the Message Of Gov. Wood. 1t is very
Lengthy and important public document,
and no doubt will command the attention
of all our readers. We would have pub.
lished it entire, in this weeks paper. but
other matters crowd upon our columns;
and not TO be too far behind the news OF
the day. W. have concluded to leav. about
half OF il for next week.
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State Road Notice.
Dec. 81 1851.

M Office is hereby given to all persons inter-
" ested, that at the March Session, 1852, Of
the Commissioners OF MouIoe cnuuty, Ohio. the
said Commissioners will hear the parties in favor
of or against the est ,blIShment "f the State Road
commencing at Stafford, in said Monroe county,
and ending at Maanoras, on the Ohio river, in
Washington county, Ohio; aud the application for
damages ct any person or persons on account oi
the location OF said road through his, her, or their
lands By order Of the Commissioners,
JOHN r. N0LL,
Dec 81. 1851. Aud Nj G. D.
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STATE OF OHIO; MONROE COUNTY, IS

Vacation after October Term, A. d. 1851.
A NNA MARIA LANDBACK. Aaron Land
"a hack, and Charles l.andback. OF the State of
Pennsylvania, will take notice. that Susanua Ruth
Landback, of said State of Pennsyivania. Oh the
23rd day of December, A. ID. 1851, filed in the
office of the Clerk of said Court, her petition,
demanding dover in the following premises. Of
which her laie husband, Samuel Landhack late
Of said county. deceased, died seized, to wit. The
north fourth of Lot number twenty zone (2l in the
town ri Woodstield, in said county of Monroe, 81
numbered aud recorded on the town plot of said
to wa; also Lot number one hundred (i00) IN said
town. as number ed and recorded on the plot there.
of; and that unless they appear and plead, answer
or demur to said petition, the same will be taken
as confessed by them,
SUSANNA RUTH I.ANDBACK,
BY SINCLAiR Y OKGy, her Solicitors
ATTEST: WM OKLY, Clerk.
December "a, 1851
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State Road Notice.

NOTlCE is hereby given to all persons inter
~ ested. that at the March Session, 1852, Of
the Commissioners of Monroe County, ONO, the
said Commissioners win hear the parties in favor
of or against the establishment OF the State Road
commencing at Lewisvllle. 10 said county, thence
running through Woodshrld and New Castle to
the Ohio river opposite the mouth of Fishing
creek, aud that the application for damages Of
any person or persons on account Of the location
of said road through his, her, OF their lands. By
order of the Commissioners
JOHN 8. NOLL.
Dec. 81 1851. Aud NJ G. D.
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yENO Martha G Doh,s, William d. Dobbs.
II John G. Dobhs, James b .Dobbs. heirs st
Anger Dobhs, deceased Yon will take notice
that on the 81 day Of November 1881. Robert
Mofie, and Hannah Dobbs. as the executors efs
Anger Dobbs. deceased. fled in the Court Of
Common Pleas Of MonToe county, OHIO, their
peutian against YOU; the object and prayer of
which petition is to "hiau authority from said
court To complete certain rantrsrt made by said
Anger Dobbs, in his life l.ne. with one Henry,
Chisier for the sale uf the north west quarter Of
the north west quarter of section IL, IN townsh,p
3, OF range 5, and the south west quarter Of the
south west Or. of section H. in the same township
and range, in Monroe county, Ohio. Said peii-i
TONERS ask nuho,ty TO make deed 70, said,prem-,
ises 10 said Henry Chrisier, behalf Of tho hells
of Aingei Dobhs, deceased alsi... 4 4
N. HOLLlSTER.
{ Nov. IL, 1851, Atty. for Peti,ioueIs
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0JThe addresses of Gov. Kossuth at
the Congressional banquet, and before the
Jackson Association, at Washington, are
said 10 be his greatest efforts. We may
publish one or the other Of these speeches
before long If we can find room. Kossuth
10 to be in Pittsburgh. on Friday next.
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Township Road

a. PETITION will he presented to the Trus.
IA tees of Salem township. Monroe county, o
on the 9th day of February next for all order tn
lay out d Township Road to commence at or uear
the house of John A. Thompson md TO run the
nearest and best way through the land. of Thomas
Townson, and through the lands of Robert J ohm
and the lands of William Amber, TO inters-ct
the county road leading from Ciarington to Woods
field, at or near the house OF formerly occupied by
David Greenlee.
JAM T. 1852
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MAMES HOLIDAY, viii take notice that ON
ey the sth day OF December, A. ID. 1851; Jacob
Hopton deposited with the Clerk oisohp Court OF
Common Pleas OF Monroe county, olgb,ths sum
of eight ,lars aud fifty -four ceuts witi14n apph.
cation in writing, asking for oil ordef nfa fedetnp.
ton for the following described tract Of Iand, 10
wits Range 5. township 5. section No. 2. north.
north east, containing 43 acres tharged for tass.
iuu III the name OF Jacuh Sh,, ely: aud that on the
18Th dav Of January, 1851, tweaty acres thereof
was sold Tor the taxes 10 James Holiday Appli-
cation will be made to the court OF Common Pleas
=. their next session in said county for mn order Of
redemption. JACOB HOPTON, 4
Dec IL, 1851. By n. hoLLIsreR. his ATTY.
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Dec. 81. 1851

ESLTAS DAVIS ESTATE Notice is here
-a 4 By given that the subscribe, has been ap
pointed and qualified as Administrator of the
estate Of Elias Davis, late of Monroe County,
deceased PERRY W, GILMORE, Adm's.
December 81, 1851.
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MARR ED-On tho evening Of the
eth ult.. by G. Sullivan, Esq, Mr. WILSON
MILLS and Miss MARY ANN SIMMONS, all
of this county.
-On the first inst, by the same, Mr..
WILLIAM Fl PORTER and Miss PREBE,
daughter of Ambrose Rucker. Esq of this
county.
May the joys, begun with the beginning
OF the year 1852, continue through life.
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY. IS.
In THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

In THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Samuel Glover John 5 Hedd aud Jane
vs.. Head, his wife, are hereby
John S. Head and notified, that OH the ,hiid
Jane Head, his wife. day of July. A. d 1851,
Samuel Glover, ot the county of Belmont, aud
State of Ohio, filed in the Court OF Common Pleas
of the county Of Monroe, and State of Ohio, Bill
in Chancery. against the said John s. Head. aud
Jane Head, his wife; the object and prayer of
which is to subject the following described prop.
erly, to witt Town Lot numbered eleven, and
fractional Lot numbered twelve, iD the town Of
CarIngton, in Monroe county, Ohio, to sale, to
satisfy mortgage lein, that said Samuel Glover
holds against said John s Head, 'nd which is
secured by mortgage upon said premises; and the
said John 5 Head, aud Jane Heald, his wife. are
further notified, that unless they appear, aud plead
answer or demur to the said Bill, within sixty days
after the next Term OF said Court. the said Sam
uel Glover, at the Term mex, ieaiier, will ap-
ply to said Court, 10 take the matters Of the Bill
as confessed, and 10 decree thereon accordingly.
N. HOLLISTER,
Dec. 3, 1885, Solicitor for Complainant
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~ SHERlFF'S SALE.--By virtue of a writ Of
- Vcnditioni Exponas issued iron, the Court Of
Common Pleas OF Monroe county, Ohio, and to
me directed, will offer for sale, at public out.
cry, al the front door of the court house in the
town Of Woodsheld, IN said cnnnty, on
Saturday, the l7ih day Of January, 1852,
between the hours of 10 o'clock q IN, and clock
pm N. Of SAID day, the following described lands and
t-tements, lying and being in said county, TO wit:
The west half Of the sonth west quarter oi Sec
ton 81, township 6. aud range Z, containing 50
acres, more OF less
Taken in execution and levied upon as the prop
ertv OF John smith, al the SUIT ot james R0semau.
Dec II 81 90 NJ. MORROW, Shift
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GrMr. Gillett introduced the resolu-
tons, in the Senate OF Ohio, welcoming
NJ. Kossuth, instead OF Mr.. Riddle. as we
have it, on the frs. page of to.dsy's paper.
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a. HERlFF'S SALE.-By virtue of an order
k@ of sale IN Chancery issued lIom the Court Of
Common Pleas o Washington cnunty, Ohio, and
10 me directed, will offer for sale, at public out.
cry, at the front dnor of the court house in the
town of Woodsteld, in Monroe county, on
Saturday, The l7M day Of January. 1852.
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock m, and clock
m, of said day, the following c'bed lands snd
tenem"nts lying and being in said county. to wit:
All the north half of the north west quarter OF
section twenty y-niue. o township three, Of range
six in the Marietta land district.
Ordered to be sold as the property u George
Adams, at the suit Of Isaac Smith.
Dec Il 81 90 NJ. MORROW, Sh'n
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0TNo room for late telegraphic des.
patches. Nothing very important, howev-
er. Boats have stopped running on the
Ohio river, on account of ice.