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GTOCk AT AUCrioN-On Tuesday afternoon, March
~ O'Clock, nj the auction shall soil loo Bank
washington stock and $1,000 Corporation Of Washington
stock
Mar28-d j. O. Mcguire. Auctioneer.
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rAspARTs's CONGRESS HhIL.-This newa pss !
eligible hotel and cafe conducted upon NC congress
now ready for the accommodation OF members y ~ 80
others DESTROYS Of obtaining with without nrn
uatcd north A street. fronting the Capitol, ana h
with the choice modern furnur' ,.,uise Ooh
Attached 10 hotel hot and cold baths ~ %
room for large parties, bar and restaurant, sue s
pn alley, and other desirable appointments, making I"
most complete establishments IN the Union. ct,Iic ~
Pure spring IL conducted 10 MI the rooms W "a adm
and from It's suaon Congress Hall y mol oh h Capitol
convenient residence for those having business ~ VA he n
affords Of the finest views OF the Potomac ""' -
citica 10 be found in Washington, :, .,s Of he0%
Stages pass the door every ten minutes iOf wv = .s
the Navy Yard, Alexandra, kc. 4 CAsPAhT
March i2--eolmf ~-~
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DEATH on Hon. JEREMIAH MoRRow.--Ex- Governor
Morrow died the 22d instant at his farm on the Little
Miami. Warren county From the birth OF Ohio 10 the
present year-ust hall cenlury-Goyernor Morrow has
been part Of the public life oil the State. He was her
first representative in Congress. SENATOR governor ca
nal commissioner and in the latter part OF his career,
active participation in the first great railroad enterprise OF
the State.
Governor Morrow member oil the convention TO
form the first State constitution in 1902 he rep
resentatve in Congress from 1903 to 1875 he
tor from 1918 TO 1919; governor from 1922 10 1926
nal commissioner subsequently, in Congress from isll to
ls43; and president OF the Little Miami Railroad Com.
pany ill is47
In Congress he was chairman of the Committee on
Public Lands
In all the public trusts committed 10 him he was dis.
ngushed for strict integrity and strong. good
Gwe understand irving House, New York. reduce
eLns for board 10 81 dnY a 4 Of Anul.
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VALUABLE FARM near Washington AT public sse
uon.W be offered for sale public anclion on Ils
the 9Th day Of April next af O'Clock ut the auction %
JAS q. MCGUIRE that desirable OF land or r
Alexandria county, Virginia. Four-mo Creek short ns
of Washington and Alexandria turnpike road and
the Columbia Factory about three miles From the Long Bn
and half from Alexandria, containing $50 Az
The farm consists OF wood arabic land, large poa "
being beautifully situated the creek and wei sea
the purposes OF agriculture especially to meadow Nv W.
tered with and the canal tho road, and e
would furnish desirable for any wishing nm
neighborhood Of the three Cities being beautifully located
and rcndly accessible. The prospect nom the s N
and imposing, OF them commanding extensive wy ~
large portion OF Washington, the river Potomac, and a
country.
The capable OF being divided into farms Of S
each, both with sites, woodland, and iowand. ,,.
The attention OF northern settling In the neighborhoo
pecialy called 20 this farm - ar
Terms One third cash the balance In two thfec ~
and sir years. with bearing from the day
be paid semi annually and the whole TO be see
deed Of upon the property. Ia. n,
ANY information in regard may obtained h M
Office OF Edward swami Louisiana near nc NV
Mar oo--codf
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For Liberia.
CONSULTATION Rooxs,
Washington, March Is, 1861.
VHE expedition Liberia win
Isl day Of hay Persons who desire cmgrnte
rangcmenn to reach Baltimore the o9ih OF 3oh April
Letters for the United squadron
warded. w. McihIN
Mar l6-oaw4w Secretary American Colonization Society.
VALUABLE business stand for Rent Ira Wnshtnut ON
city, and immediate given OF
In the large building The
corner OF f street and Market Space.
most modern style for the dry goods bnsiuess
eight IN the rear OF the ~ feet high
basement 1871 wide by % feet deep,
the clear dry and finished for
windows and an area around The building The
on Market Space is IL feet wide 81 feet
70 feet wide by ~ feet deep having skygh by
eetd deep feet inches high. There s a
ench store with its basement by
ptee wide by 81 eetdcep with skyght feet by feet
rear o. e store large could be made by throwing
fuel
For terms, apply the subscriber north
"de fennsyyana avenue between I'd and AZ streets
Dec lJ-TuThSan ANNE X. DERM0TT
EDUCATION.-Rev, d. mcCARTERs Boarding boys
~ and young suasbnrg, Lancaster Pennsylvania
The twenty viii the
hrs Mondny OF May. All the English and mathematical
branches together with the ancient and modern languages music
hc taught The whole expenses for board tuition Ac
session Of months, $50.
For circulars giving Information, this Office, ad
dress
Rev d. MccARTER, A. NJ,
Mar a3-eodew Principal.
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SNIDER's CHEAP WINE STORE, No. 40 Valiant
e direct importation from the and producers be had
and Others Washington city, shortest noteeehi paid
shsTes, Sparkling Champagne Champ az
Ports, Cicquot,
Tencrine, Peuuchot
Lisbon, Hedsick,
Moscai s.,,u. and manyiother''
s slm,ss. OF al Sorts M Nndsshns,%,
lurguudies, the largest stock in Philadelphia
BTandies Of all sorts,
dark and In casks demohn, bottles with cheap,
Irish and scotch whsey MonongahcIa Bourbon jamaica spirits.
% po S % aa wa
Harana Cigars,
Of direct Importation Of the reliable quality, always hand
The only establishment where all wines, &c. sold directly
from the original package In which imported
HOTELS Country Trade,
and supplied wholesale and retail the cask demohn
dozen, or package Of assorted sorts.
be satisfactorily filled, OF the goods taken back.
ducnr countries Europe
there enable offer good articles cheap Call and examine
Cheap Wine Store, No. 20 Walnut st. Philadelphia.
Feb Ia--dly
THE mnasr.'gnsa would rs,p.ssfa,y cal, yo"r at
Having just received from and improved printing
sS reducing @ WORM entire 81 Ss soa
Enabled execute cards sned Label ball ss
sIs s% q
In regard typography work. and despatch, he guarantees
satisfaction in al cases Respccas,Sy yoeis sss
Once under Temperance Hail. street, near Ninth.
Marls-dlm
Fssp, Tarr.1 fwLuAs TArF
FRED. TATE & BROTHER,
(Lafe Of Jfrnfsriife, .afasaaa,)
ATTORNEYS ooussrLLoRs LAW l.. onAsoT, rayRrrs
WILL their prompt business ntred TO them
w in Fayetie and the adjoining counties.
Particular paid land claims and collections
Jan l6-d3n
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES heretofore existing
subscribers this day by limitation.
partner will the OF the finn In liquidation.
T. MUNROE CHUBD,
FRANCIS n. SCHENCK,
CHhS. ST. J. CHUBB
wAsursaroN, March 1, 1859.
THE banking and exchange business In all ts branches
continued by the undersigned under the
CHUBB BROTHERS, al their Banking House, opposite
ury Department.
T. MUNRoE CHUBB
Mar 9-dif0w cHAs. ST. J. CHUBB.
IN "a
baltimore and Washington Rsilrosd-Chsnge OF
Hours.
and after Monday, March lst, passenger
" foiowsi
Leago Baltimore Mt ~ and ., a m.i and %, D. m
Leave washington nj q and y l2i, and 4, ..
The brst and last trains from Baltimore from
ON Sundays the Baltimore and
the second and third from Washington will be omitted
r. n, PARSONS,
fse2l-d1 Agent.
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SUPERI0R Brnndlcs, gins. wines, cigars, Sc
~ BRANDfEs.
Otard, Dupuy, a. Co.'s pale and dark, vintage lsp
Jean Louis, very superior, 1911
James Hennessy Co.'s pale and London dock
rnet Castion 4 Co.'S pale and DARK and - ~
A. seignette, together with other fine brande', NV
bottles
WINES.
Champagne Of the following brands:
Cabinet Tour own impurtntion)
Mumm's veuansy, Imported by J. g. " bokeJ
IIeidsick Co, Imported by Renaud francois
Bonchn Vorzanay, (our own impoftauon,) and
N. N. Schneider, Henkel Co.. Stein -. y, ,uooi n
Superior old pale Sherry, Yrarte, vintage lsso ~ -
bottles
Old souihsde Bsckbum's Madeira in bottles, and '0'
old Msdeiras :, :. .ss,a .
carcr, Hook, sicily, Lisbon, Burgundy and ohe' w.
great variety.
Holland gin. livery 6ne) ,,,,.
Old Scotch and Irish whskoy, In wood aud ~ W''"'
Superior old rye whiskey
Fine old Jamaica
Falkrk and Tenants Scotch ale ed ~
Bynss and Barclay n Perkinss brown stout anu -
pale ale, &C. -, ,uiOd
Ben Fmnkin, Victoria, Neptune and Havana cgaui ,a
very choice brands, regsar Havana and ~, nd
And very iDe assortment Of chewing tobacco w.
sale by - x,,vpu 90,
March 4-3tawsvyif Opposite Browns p~ ~~
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NV y. :. WRIGHT. Auction~er.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III Wednesday 3st shall sell the residence OF
j. 10 O'Clock LIST street. between High and
excellent furniture,
Mahogany sofa, diyans, parlor and rocking chairs
marhle-top table and commode
closets
fine Lamenen portable wash table, with toilet set
pec
Girandolcs, solar, hall, and other lamps
Extension dining and other tables
Cane, rush and other chairs
Cherry wardrobe, French and cottage bedsteads
Feather beds, Mattress and window shades
China, glass; crockey, and which nns
gold band
Paror, chamber, aud stair caipes, clocks, SC.
Passage oicloth, andirops, shovel and
Cooking, tight, and other
a good Of kitchen requisites.
Of under s25 cash SOS, credit Of
sixty and ninety days, for notes bearing interest.
T.. WRIGHT, Auctioneer.
Ma07-d A. GREEN, Cner.
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ENGLISH GoosEBERRIEs AND EvERaREEN TREES
90 m .s n.sA s q IL as .
@ ssa s sn sss sssd ss sas
yases Enpeso Champagne, Roaring Lion NonsS s
sssys assss w s sassy smas
all s leading kinds eo@bians me mos. aee nns
The Norway spruce e nest o. ali evergreen ss. spesns
grounds -. :. a.. a.,..,, VI, h.,na
beautiful and graceful IL Is nov largely eu'aea IN INC
Aso Io Of aae bushy ,y plants which viii be offered
in lo.s % suit purchasers Terms cash ,au,ar aeo.s
mantiIIas, snassIs, and scarfs.
I'VE respectfully ladies' examination OF tue anne
OF goods, adapted exclusively TO
50 eh spring nanuas and manula sca, in plain and EN-
! dozen white lace maniilas
IL rish embroidered wli.e-crape shawls
SO plain white do. Ia assorted grades
IS pan-coore Grape shaws
IS printed Cashmere shawls
Cashmere Cash. mere bel Greg shawls and scarf.
Light shades coored sil shawis
find the assortment complete represented and offered at the
Mma-at cLAGATr, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Al I1N Women 18TH Century by Arsens
Tales and Traditions Of Hungary by Madame ralskypor
Lays OF the Scottish Cavaliers and Other Poems by VIM ny
The Rock of Ballads edited by Bon Gauier, with lus,ra
sorcery and Magic by Wright, MA F. A., VOL
Characters inc Gospels illustrating phases Of character in The
Long The Book Of Life and Nature by Amer
lean.
1 se ny Rev i
Cioyern0ok by Alice Carey-new supply.
This day received and for sale by
TAYLOR & MAURY,
Mar 81 BOOKSELLER, near Sth ST.
EROM LONDONDERRY Dictionary
IL Sciences, i VOL, 1851.
Eearly Oriental History by Professor Eadie, VOL, 1852
Woodward Polarized Light, / VOL, 1851.
Magnetoid Currents, VOL, 1851.
symons on the Law Of Merchant seamsn, vol, 1851.
Ryde's Hydraulic Tables, vol, 1852.
Knrslake's Aids to the Study Of Logic, VOL, 1851.
Masely's Astrotheoiogy, VOL, 1851.
Noad's Chemistry of Agriculture, l VOL, 1851.
Parnes Elements of Chemical Analysis qualitative and quaint
taive, vol.
Imported by late steamer by
Mar 81 +. TAYLOR.
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By A. GREEN, Auctsoneer.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE At AUCTION
III Tuesday, 3oth instant, at 10 O'Clock, shall e
Capitol Hui, side,
Capitol gate he nag win designate the house good lot
OF furniture, viz
Mahogany sofa, bureaus, dining and other tables
Feather beds, bedding mattress, and bedsteads
China, glass, crockery and stone
washsiands and sets, carpets and hearth
Cooking, tight. and other stoves.
kitchen requisites with other articles
the furniture line.
Terms All s25 S25, credit Of
for approved endorsed bearing interest
Mar 27--2t A. GREEN, Aucuoneer
P. s. The / for apply the premises.
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PARAsoLs AND UMBRELLAS.

w stock paasols and umbrellas
to be found this side OF New York. to which we invite the
ucuar attention OF ladies'.
% embroidered and lined parasois, all colors
rs plain and embroidered, without lining
100 Parao embracing everything and desirable In that
line
25 umbrellas, all styles md prices, from ~
Our stock worthy tho and call earnestly
solicited, Call and examine for yourselves
VERIFY MILLERS.
Between 7th and st street,, opposite Centre Market
27--1m
FLA LINEN GOODS
az PIECES table damask, all grades
20 30 dozen napkins
30 pieces linen Riesngs
rs do pillow slip linens
20 Irish linens NIL numbers
rs dozen towels
10 pieces linen hucksbsck
30 do Russia diaper
10 do brdseye diaper.
The above goods be linen.
VERY n MILLER,
Between 7 and s streets Penn avenue opposite Centre Market
i Mar 2s-lm
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DIED.
On the 27h instant, JAMES w. WEBBE aged 81 years,
Ills funeral win take place from the residence OF Mr. HANDS
Of and Duh to-day Sunday O'Clock, The
friends and relatives Of the family attend
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rENTI.EMEN's Cotton and Thread - ,,an and Or
IN hest quality and best assortment Of sizes e.d 81
half hose offered In this CITY may no" " STE VEINS A
49, q, a,ooaf saes.rovm b'V""
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DIED.

Qwe understand that The House, New York, le
terms for board to 50 por dny the Isl of April
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DOCKS Giardenins.-McMahon's American Gardener,
ID adapted the climate of the United States.
Bridgeman's Young Gardeners Assistant ii vol.
Flower and Kitchen Garden, by Patrick Neill LII. D.
Garde $50 r. vol
Lady A.,
American Fruit Culturist, by j. J. Thomas vol.
schepcks Gardeners Tex book 1 VOL
Buists Family Kitchen Gardener 1 vol
Brecks Book OF Flowers SC, &c.
all the landscape gardening rural
architecture, SC. For raie by
TAYLOR MAURY,
BOOKSELLERS 9th street
Mar2s Marlboro Gazettel
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FOR HARPERs FERRY.
DAILY LsR.)
THE packet Bell aud Fashion will the ensuing
commencing from this date between Georgetown and Hapers
Ferry.
Leaving Georgetown daily arriving Haper's Ferry
morning the for Cumberland and
Winchester.
Returning leaving Harpers Ferry arriving George
o 4 M o'clock.
be arrival OF in
Georgetown, o convey them 10 Washington.
ly-Fare through, including board, 81 So
lar 5-du
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+ ECTURES ON THE POLITICAL HISTORY OF EUROPE
- from 1914 to the day by Dr. c. G. Tuesday
March 80 and Thursday
Abundance for gentlemen 25 Ladies free.
March 26-d5t.
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QD-Pabiic Temperance Meeting.-Cysiai Fount Diyis-
ion No Sons OF Temperance will hold public temperance
meeting in Of their eighth anniversary Sunday
evening (ei instantly tx O'Clock, Members
order aud the friends of the respectfully invited be
ent. Distinguished speakers engaged. BY order,
Mar 26-lt s. PARKER, Rec. Scribe
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Monroe, Academy.

VHVHE Subscriber. alter rendering his warmest
]. thanks for The liberal patronage of his friends
during the past session Of his school, desires TO in.
form his patrons and the public generally, that he
will open the SUMNER SESSION Of the above
Institution, on the lst Of April next. on the same
terms as heretofore. He has made ample arrange.
ments to have teachers of high qualifications and
excellent habits. and fatters himself that lie will
be able 10 render universal satisfaction.
TERMS.
Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geography
and History, ST W
Algebra, Natural Philosophy, Chimstry,
Botany, Natural History, aud Geogra.
ply of the Heavens. 90
The higher branches and Mathematics, in.
cludng Plain and Spherical Trigonoine-
try, . w
Mensuration, Surveying, Hebrew, Greek,
Latin. French and German, 10 %
W. W. LIVINGSTON.
Woodsiield. March 10, 1852
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has embarked: and Mrs. Chapman may
tellhlm, as she doubtless believes, that the
writer is mistaken. But, in proof OF what
we have said, we refer TO every candid
man who has lived in any Of the great
cities since 1897 and more, we are willing
to rely on the testimony of the intelligent
free colored persons themselves, in Boston,
New York, Pmlade phia or Baltimore.
Nor could it have been otherwise. II
agitation will put down error, it will devel.
ope truth; and the great truth, which was
to be developed here, was that already SO
much dwelt upon,-that the two races, in
capable Of gamation, must separate,
10 be really free.
TO BE CONTINUED.
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY. SIS.
Ohm KENNEDY is hershu nniified iLat m

STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY. SS.
VOHN KENNEDY is hereby notified. that on
eS the 18th day Of April, A. d. 1852, Alexander
Kennedy, of 'ddnroe county, Ohio. filed in the
court Of common pleas of the county Of Monroe
aud State of Ohio, bill in Chancery. against the
said John Kennedy, the object and prayer Of
which is to foreclose certain mortgages held by
said Alexander Kennedy upon the cas-, halt of the
north east quarter aud the north west quarter Of
the north east quarter Of section twenty three (23)
in township five (5,) Of range six &C.,, in the dis.
lrct Of lands subject to sale at Marietta, Ohio sit
uate in Monroe county, Ohio And the said John
Kennedy is further notified, that unless he appears
and pleads, answers, or demurs to the ssd bill
within sixty days after the next term Of said court
the said Alexander Kennedy at the term next alter
the expiration Of said SIXTY days, will apply to said
court to take the matters Of the bill as confessed,
and TO decree thereon accordingly.
HOLLISTER, OKEY HOLLISTER.
April Ia, 1852. Soils for Complainant.
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A River Farm for Sale.

A DMINIsTRAToR'S sALE-By virtue of
"a an order from the court Of Common Pleas
of Monroe County. Ohio. we will offer for sale on
the premises, in Green township. in said county,
OH Saturday, the 18th day Of May, 1852, be.
tween the hours of 10 o'clock a. IN aud o'clock
p. m. of said day, the following Described real
estate. as the property of John Beckett, now de-
ceasud to wit: The south east quarter of section
No. |, of township No. 4, Of range No. 8. with
the exception Of 20 acres off of the west side OF
said quarter, containing abuut 1873 acres, and well
improved. Terms -one-hsIf in hand. and the
balance in two years. with interest. and secured
TO the satisfaction of The undersigned
WILLIAM BECKETT,
GEORGE N.BECKETT,
Aprill4 Adm'rs of said decedent.
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DIR. IIOOFLAND'S
Celebrated German Bittcrs,


PREPARED BY
Dr.. C. N. ia C KSON ",
AT THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE.
No 100, Arch street, Phiiadeiphia.
Their power over the above diseases IS not ex-
celled it equailed by any other preparation in the
United States, as the cures attest, III many cases
after skful physicians had failed.
READ AND BE CONVINCED.
WOOSTER, o Dec. I'd, 1851.
Messrs SPiNK & HowARD- Gentlemen, EN-
brace this opportunity of Informing you OF the
great benefit have derived from the use of Dr..
Hoo(lands German Bitters. have used them
for Chill Fever and disordeTed stomach and found
relief IN every Case. They are the hest remedy
for a dlsordered stomach, aud | cordially recom-
mend them to The public
F. KESSELMEIER.
TFrom the German Democrat of Wooster
The Editor says, Oct. I'd, 1851: "We are not
in the habit Of recommending the "all Healing
remedies Of the day, but we have used the Ger
man Buters for a disordered Liver aud Stomach
aud have received great benefit from the use. We
have also recommended them TO several of our
friends, all OF whom speak highly in their praise.
[From the Saturday Gazette,
One of the best family newspapers published in
the United States The Editor, Nov 3d. said:
seldom we recommend what are termed patent
medicines to the confidence and patronage of our
readers. aud therefore, when we recommend DR..
Hocfland's German Bi'ters, we wish it to be dis
tinCty understood that we are not speaking of the
nosrums that are noised about for brief period
and then forgotten, after has done its guilty
of mischief, but of medicine long established,
universally priced, and which has met the hearty
approval Of the faculty itself "
From the Daily Sun, June %
1--WE invite the attention Of our readers WIN
are indisposed, to d. tlDotland's celebrated Ger
man Bitlers, rrepa,d ny Dr. G. Nj Jackson 1t
il one of the best medicines of the age, a f,end
of our. having used it with great satisfaction in
the Janndire and Liver Complaint.
Look aceH 10 the marks Of the Genuine.
They have the written signature Of G. NJ.
JACKSON upon the wrapper, and the name
blown in the bottle without whirh they spurious.
FOR SALE wholesale and retail by Sphinx d
Howard. Wooster. Ohio Also by
JNO NJ. KlRKBRIDE, Woodshclj.
April T. 1852.
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Notice in Chancery.

John Baker, , BWto Complete Real Contract.
,v:, VS.; ("lLsoN BAKER, former
Wilson Bakery Wv ly Of Washington coun-
ty, Ohio, will take notice that on the 18Th day of
April, A D. 1852, John Baker Of Monroe county.
Ohio, fled in the court oi common pleas OF Mon
zoe county. Ohio, Bill in Chancery against the
said Wilson Baker, the object and prayer Of
which bill is that the said Wilson Baker be COM
PEELED TO execute to the said John Baker genet
al warranty deed for the south east quarter of the
north west quarter of section 3, township aud
range g. in said Monroe county; and the said Wil-
s"n B aker is further notified that unless he ap-
pear and plead, answer, or demur to said bill
within sixty days after the next term ofsaid court,
the said John Baker, at the term next after the ex-
plration Of said sixty days. will apply to said
court to take the matters of said bill as confessed
aud decree thereon accordingly A ,.az,s,
WIRE 4 MITCHELL,
April ID. 1852. Soils tor Comp't.
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Notice in Partition.

STATE OF ONO, MONROE COUNTY. IS.
In THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. s8
H1LlZABETH ZINK and Jacob link her hus-
n 4 band, Christian Kuker, Jacob Kuker, Anne
Keansg and Urs Keansg her husband. will take
notice tha, Petition was filed against them on
the l7th day uf March, A. d. 1852. in said court.
by Jacob Borer aud Anne Borer his wife, aud is
now pending, wherein the said Jacob Borer and
Anne his wife demand partition Of the following
real estate, to wit: Twenty five acres of land in
the south west quarter OF section eighteen in
township three of range three. being the same
tract Of which John Kuker, late Of said county,
died seized; ami that at the June term Of said
court. application will be made by the said Jacob
Borer aud Anne Borer his wife for an order that
partition may be made of said premises. 7tsF
JACOB BORER, and a-s
ANNE BORER, his wife.
March 81, 1852. CIV .tii"lIa E.sIt..- =