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The MAINE LAw.-The Newport (R ~ News saws that
the first seizure under the Maine liquor law in that place
consisted Of bottle of peppermint and bottle of rose
water. Decidedly moral
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WORTHY observation-disclosures night the wild
ws of two of the unfortunate victims of the St. James
have benefit given them at Piacides We hope our cit
liens generally and gallant renen generally will
make it point attend at least buy tickets for the
occasion. See advertisement in another column
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Died

aged "a yenrs, ' " " >'-''
On iRessy sye9ns August at hafpa o'clock after
Ireland. ' ~ W ''' wv" '''S'o"'l'o''
OF Saturday July 81 his residence Bethel VT DUD
LEY CHASE, in his Both year. "
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NAVAL CouRT-MARTrAL.-A naval Court-martial con.
yened on board the United States ship Pennsylvania at
Norfolk on the Goth ut for the trial of Commander John
S. Paine of the Cyane, and Lieut. A. Weir of the same
ship. The former arraigned-charged with oppres
sion to his officers and for having hazarded his shin
Lieutenant Weir was examined the part of the prose-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-05

From Observation-Disclosures from Port au Prince to the
Sd ut has been received The yellow was prevalent
there. VIM. X. Gretton the British Vice Consul and
wife, had fallen victims to it,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-05

NewYork, dated the 10th ult., says.
More bodies have been found of the unfortunate VIC
tins who persisted in consequence of disaster that &C.
Cured on Wednesday to the steamboat Henry CLAW
Among the number of passengers were Martha Wad
worth of Neworeans j. Speed lawyer of baltimore
J. H. Randolph of !beryille La; and John Hennican of
leans. were saved W. B. Prescott and lady of Holmes
Vile La, j. W Prescott of Alexandria La and Miss NJ
It appears that the Henry Clay had been racing with the
steamer America for seven hours bow and bow and that
Henry Clay supplied with tar and rosinhence the
conaagration''
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The list of Letters will appear in to- orrows Crescent
as usual.

HE D. b. MosBY, We have unfortunately lost the
complimentary card given to the gentlemanly officers OF
this boat by those of the Scott Rangers (some eighty
number) who Travelled on her to attend the Wing State
Ratification Meeting at Baton Rouge We can only say
editoriay and of those who enjoyed the comforts
and luxues of the Mosby the recent trip to Baton
Rouge, that Capt Williams and Mr. Miller the Clerk are
gentlemen in every way fitted for their stations and
deserving the patronage of the public.
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LATE FROM Rio JANEIRo PoRr PRAYA-The u s.
storeshp Relief Commodore Thatcher from Rio Janeiro
IN passage of fortysix days arrived at Now York on
te s.h Mt reports the fever to have been subsding
when he left. and mostly confined to the shore
Also arrived the u S. brigof-war porpoise Comman-
der thompson after passage of days from
Port Praya lie left there the u S ships Germantown
bridge ~
on the ID Of July
The Porpoise has been the African coast two years
and lost one officer and two The health Of the
whole squadron was good
The Germantown, John Adams and Perry were to sail
soon on cruise for the South Coast and the Dale and
cambridge to the Windward Islands
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TREAsURER's OFFICE,

III" PENMANSHIp AND Book KEEPING. New
classes this week for Ladies' Gentlemen Chren at DoLBEAR,s
ACADEMY, 81 Canal street Private Glasses Ladies' ara
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ItE ENrRAplcrioS CAsE-The kaiue aytral.ion ,qse
came up IN New York on the 18th ut and was postponed
ioF Week Inc prisoner was not brought into court All
quiet, aud there was no evidence of es;r. n r
new the attempt to rescue him
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FOR SALE.

EfOR SALE.-A pair of first rate Bay Ga
e. HORSES perfectly gone in double single harness.
Tor sa's by W. q. BAkEWELI, 80 Common
hid ~ al tho Mexican Gull Esniopd Office.
s{NOR SALE-Under full guarantee-A very
II superior NEGRO WOMAN. She gool cook washer
s h sr ana az sseatts5a and has has
house family during the Rbaence
perform every duty required Hct intelligent and tTs,gor-
thy servant Address W, box c. P0si-oce y2 iy
kTOR SALE-The steamboat E. d. s
Il WHITE ~ yearo old, and thoroughly repaired !k4Hss
ak months past the capacity cotton zscE
the Trade, well
made easy. For particulars, apply
SMITH n FIirsTER, 81 Poydrns street,
le29 orJ II. MORRISON 4 co.
s+7OR SALE.--A Lease of e residence in "A
cana streetgood ueghboraood "a
ISL peoArI together with tho FURNITURE, BEDDING
good Purchaser the tefma will be accommodating immediate poascs-
on gwen FOR PARTICULARS address boz T. No 49, roatodR d
s{SOR SALE.-A second hand Double Cylinder
z PRINTING MACHINE Hoe sPHteQ? bed Il sS3i.
twelve months with approved security ) Will be given. Apply
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STATE TfEAsuny,-The following is a statement of the
condition Of the State Treasury The 3lst July, 1852
Balance remaining in the Treasury on the }Oth
VI 'uuc' 1ola... Sli2543
Reoeipts during the month Of july. .... a63ll A.
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Rror AND TRornLr.-under date of Cincinnati July 81
the following has been telegraphed to the Northern
papers:
day night For the sale liquor which is prohibited bv
municipal regulations, German been found guilty
anu heaViy lined Depredations subsequently com
mtted upon the property of the person who made the
compliant Suspicion rested upon the German; a meet
ing OF citizens was held and all the ordered out
OF the place This resulted in riot which, however was
temporarily suppressed Germans from the surrounding
towns taking sides with their countrymen
meeting in consequence having been fined for desc
Grating the Sabbath by gambling singing through the
streets etc They dsclam all religion and de-
clare that every man has right to likes in this
free country also that with them their national flag had
preference over all others These movements are
are to be held
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FnEE Coto1Tn CoNrENrIos-The Free Colored Convpu-
ton at Baltimore in session the 9th III %
committee appointed reported preamble ahd ipns
slcS Of resolutions sctra forth tho Platform and prn-
cics Of the Convention They declare all men born free
and EQUAL and entitled to the pursuit Of happiness &C
knowledge the efforts OF their white friends for their
vation but declare that those efforts have been unava
ing and that their condition both socially and politically
is than twenty years agon the face of con-
stantly increasing emigration and growing preudices
against them they declare there present prospect OF
their being placed footing of equality in this coun
try and they then pronounced in favor of emigration to
Liberia the only place where they enjoy republican
institutions and the right governing themselves The
resolutions do not counsel all emigrae but recommend
coored people to accusto themselves to the idea of emf
grafton later their removal must take place
The resolutions were debated at much length and were
adopted.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

HSLAC1DES VARlETIES. benefit of Widows
IL MAIOY and REID. FRIDAY EVENING Anars, n p
To- nance vii consist Of Comedy Of DELICATE GROUND and Far
o. the BATH Chaines by Mr. Cbnrlps Mis-
eenlemen Amateug, FlREhfNS ADDRESS, by Mr. i Z Thoo
aud SONGS by Gentlemen Amateurs. " ' ~ % Nn"'ob
~ Doors nj half Z; O'clock aux
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Louis NAPo1EoN,-An article in the July
number of Blackwood written probably by AL
lison, the historian represents in most striking
light the danger to which England is exposed
OF invasion, sooner or later, from France 1t
relates the following curious anecdote, which we
have never before seen in print, which strik.
lngly Illustrates very remarkable feature in
the character of Louis Napoleon:
Prince Louis Napoleon, like his uncle, is
very superstitious, and always carries an anu
let, taken from the tomb Of Gharlemaone. on
ms person. He is known to have said in this
country, long before he left it to accent the
Presidency of the French Republic 1T may
appear IN me presumptuous to wear that anu
let, but have an Unborn conviction in my mind
that l. am one day to be the ruler of France.
When am so, shall first extinguish the license
of the press in Paris, amt then attack EngIonI,
snail DO so with regret, for have been kindly
received there and it contains many of my best
friends; hit I must rum uiy mission. ami
carry ouf that arhich Fknote ma uncIe hod
most at heart-I ore that to his melnory.' In
pursuance OF these views he has Just decreed
$4,000 men to his regular army
Kossuru.-The New York Courier and Enouircr of tho
10Th nit, says:
We state further for the information of the Times,
tl he hosuh did not settle his bill with his andlady
qute as satisfactorily as we had supposed. And we
would also inform the organ of Kossuth that he delber
aey assured nus andlady he going to Jersey City
stay until Saturday with friend, and that she must
take 'e sum he oiered Ca commence suit at law, And
TINS to within quarter OF hour of his going on board
inc steamer and sailing from shores under the aa Of
Alexander Smith.
oMlSots-A letter from Paris says, The fye-ranc
pieces bearing the egy of the President have almost all
been cut the throat soon as issued You can
scarce ind one OF those coins that does not this at
tesahon OF the good wishes OF the public of Paris for
their sSayiour'''
ItE ENrRApc1roS CAsE,-The kane extradi.ion ease
came up in New York the 18Th u and WAS uosno,eJ
for week The prisoner not brought into court All
was quiet, aud there evidence of desire to re-
new the attempt to rescue him
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LSgnedl JAMES ROBB,
r, President Board of Aldermen,
LSsaed! FRANS. ALPUENTE,
Approved 10th July, ls52.
lsgnedl AID. CRossNIAN, Mayor.
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NEW YORK; August J.
The sales of Cotton to-day amount to 1000
bales. Middling Uplands 10S Middling Or
leans 104 The sales of Flour amount to 10, 600
bbls. State brands 81 90 Sales of $4,000
bushels Corn have been made; mixed G54. Mess
Pork 800, Keg Lard liz.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1852-05-12

NXECUTOR'S SALE. - On Saturday the
~ Goth day Of May, 1852, between the hours
10 o'clock A. M. and O'Clock p. NJ. oi said day.
will be offered for sale al public outcy, at tho door
Of the court house in the town Of Woodsfield, in
Monroe county, Ohio, the following premises sit
uate IL said town of Woodsield, to wit: Being
part Of Lois No. 60 and 10 in said town aud
more particularly described as follows: Commence
ing Ut the north west corner Of said Lot No. 70,
thence an eastesiy direction running with the
cross street Of said town 60 feet To the north east
corner oi flame house OH said Lot No. ~, thence
asouthwaTdiy direction running with the east end
of said house parallel with Main street OF snd
town 8S feet, or until it reaches the middle Of
well on said lot No SO. thence weslwsrdIy di.
rection running parallel with said street 66
feet to the alley. thence along said alley OH the
east side thereof TO the place Of beginning. con.
tanning two-thirds Of lot, as the property of Al
fred d. McNiahon. deceased, aud subject to the
dover estate of Catharine Mcmahon therein as.
signed
Terms one. third in hand. one third in six
months, and the reside in twelve months, with 10.
teresto the deferred payments. aud TO be secured
to the satisfaction Of the undersigned.
JOHN SINCLAIR, Ex'r
Apr 2S, 1852. of said decedent.
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M IAsTER COMMISSIONERS SALE BY

MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE BY
virtue vi mandate 10 NE directed from the
court Of cURinnu tI-d, within and Tor the cousty
Of Monroe and 81. te of Ohio. ~ the case OF DANIEL
Clark sdminist,nio, uf Ssmu-i Buskirk, deeeasedS
W.. John Montgomery rt al, viii bs offered for
sale, st public auctiun, at the door Of the court
h,uss in said county, on
Tuesday. Tie III dry gf June.
next, betw cen the hours oi ~ O'Clock IN and
o'cock y M, on said day. the following described
tract Of land, situate in said county, 20 wit:
Beginning at the south west corner OF section
six Of township three. in range four thenre soaf'
eighty. eight aud half deg,res east with tho seq
tim line one hundred a.id twenty-oDs and half
rods to post near the mill dam. thenc= norIh ton
aud half degrees east eleven rods TO post thence
north twenty degrees eat nineteen rods To white
ash stump, thence north forty eight aud halt de-
grees essl thirty seven aud nine lenths rode 10
post in tle bank, thence north Die shd hall ds-
grees eat sixty-eight rods To post. thence novih
fiiiy-uhp degrees west twenty une and f1ur tehths
rods IL a post, thence north eighty-'w degvees
weat iumrieen rods to post thrnte hortn eixi,tyt
seven degrees vest twenty-five reds to poet.
theice north eighty-sepen aud half degrees west
thiriy.iwo reds to q post, thehce south sixty-srx
degrees west twenty-seven and seven tenihs RODS
To a water elm, thence south seventy -four and
half degrees west forty. ii, and three isDbs sods
To a post in Subfish creek Oh the sectiui line.
thence south one degree with the section line
one hundred and tfterh arrd two tenths rods TO
the place OF beginning, containing one hundred sid
nineteen acres snd seventy .hys perches. more OF
less. Appraised at s22i7 as1.
WM OKEY. Mas. Com.
Apr 2s, 1852 as 90 Men. Con. Pleas.
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n DAD NOT1CE.-A petition viii be pre-
IL semed TO the Commissioners of Montoe
county. Ohio. at their next June session, praying
for the iocaion of a county road commencing at
the forks of the road. on lands of Stephen Brown,
IN Malaga township. in this county. and south Of
his house, thence the nearest and best route across
Bakers Fork Of Sunfish to the line between the
lands of David Kmkbride and Robert Clingan;
thence south. with said line. to or near the souh
west corner of said Kirkbride's farm; thence the
nearest aud best route across Minors run TO IN.
lersect the State road running from Wned-Ge..d
to GAINESVILLE, between The north west corner OF
Johnston LesIie's tobacco patch on lands Of WIN.
Rouse. and white oak tree standing few rods
south OF said corner; also that SO much of the
road running from Abraham Landis' to Woods.
field as lies between said Landis' house and the
south line ot said Kirkbride 8 farm, be vacated.
April %, 1852
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Petition to Sell Lands.

lawrence shrei.er, } Court of Common Pleas
Administrator OF Eliza OF Monroe county, Ohio,
beth Shreiner, Decd. Petition to sell lands.
Va. }HNO Emanuel Lontz.
Emanuel Lontz, Solo IL Solomon Lon,z and
mon Lontz, and the the unknown heirs and
unknown heirs Of Eli. legal representatives Of
z.be,h shreiner, decd. Elizabeth shreiner. de-.
ceased, who are heirs and legal representatives of
Elizabeth Shreiner, deceased; you are hereby in.
formed that On the first day of May, A. D. 1852,
said Administrator filed his petition in the Court
Of Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, tho
object and prayer Of which petition is 20 obtain
an order al the next term Of said conr, for the
sale Of the following described real estate situate
in the county Aforesaid, Of which the said Eliza.
beth Shreiner. deceased. seized, to wit: Being
part Of the south east quarter Of section No. 8,
OF township No. 6, Of range No. 6, beginning
for the same at the south west corner Of said sec-
ton; thence north oue-fourth degree west, I60
psrches; thence north SO and three fourth de.
grees east tsxty-6ve perches anl one tenth; thence
south one-iour,h degre east, l59 and six tenth
perches to the section line; thence with the Sec
tion line IS aud one.tenth perches TO the place of
beginning containing 65 acres Of land more or
less. LAWRENCE SHREINER, Admir-.
BY HoLLDrER, 0KEY & HoLLisrER,
Msy S, 1862. his Attorneys.
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NrAsrER COMMISSIONERS SALE.-By!

~ ASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.-By
ux virtue of n msuda,e to me directed fron
the cour, Of Common Pleas Of the county Of Mnn-'
roe and state Of Oho ia the case NJ Jsrnes Psdsn's
administrators va. Isaac Rush aud Slater b. Rush..
will he offer ed for sale a, public auction Al tho
door al the court house. in said county, on
Tuesday, the ist day OF June,
next. between the hours Of 10 O'Clock m. snd
o'clprk M. Of said day, the following dsscribedg
trss, II Iand !, ing aud bring ia said county. vsz:
The nurth ives, quarter of the south west qusr-,
ter Of Section No. 10. Tow,iship No. 2, Of Rangs
No 4. contairing 40 and ~ hundssdths scrss; and
part If the south west quarter Of the north ssst
quarter of section, township and range sforesA'd.,
and described follows: Begini,iDg q corner 10
William Dunn sosis west aud running due east
81 poles 10 stone corner TO Henry j, Barnard
aud Washington Dunn, Il being On agreed hnss
40 will appear in deed iram Washington Dunn
TO Henry ]. Bernard. supposed to be 10 'scrss.
more OF Iess. s6 .sat
wx. oKEr. Mas. Ccm.
Arrs, 1889. - 70 Man cem- Pleas
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AGRICULTURAL MEETING.

From some cause or other some Of the
members Of tho Board Of Managers Of the
Monroe County Agricultural Society, fail.
Cd to attend At the meetings heretofore
called by the Secretary. 1t is 10 be hoped
that this failure did not occur from wan
of interest in the Importance Of the subject
The time has arrived when the premium
list for the Animal Fair should be published
A meeting ofths Board is, therefore, called
for Saturday, the 22d inst, and tho mem.
bsrs are earnestly solicited to attend. The
members Of the Board are.
Prssidsnt-Joseph Morris,
Vice President Benz R. briggs,
Treasurer Nathan Hollister.
Sscrstary-James R. Morris,
Managsrs-James Walton, Jr.,
Stephen Ford,
gt.8 Charles Talbot.
John B. Reed,
Thomas Mitchell, Jr.
JAS. R. MORRIS, Sec'y.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of writ Of
y ~. Fs ct Lev. Fs. issued from the Court Of
Common Pleas Vi Monroe county, Ohio, and to
me directed, will offer for sale st public outciy.
at the front door of the court hauss in the town
Of Woods6eId, 10 said county, on
Tuesday, the LIST day Of June, 1859,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock 10, and clock
m, Of said day. the following described lands and
tenemenis. lying and being in said county. % wit:
The undivided third Of i2l acres Of lend, being
all Of the north west quarter Of fractional section
II. township 8. Of range 8; also the undivided
third of the sou west quarter Of frsc,i"nai seq
ton II. township 3. Of range 3. contaiiing oi
acres
Taken in execution and levied on as tho prop
erfy of Christian Crabb. ct a., at tho sun of ia.
cob Borer, for use.
Apr % 50 so NJ MORROW, ShE
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CENTRAL COMMITTEE MEETINC.

CENTRAL COMMITTEE MEETING.
Ths members Of the Democratic Gen.
tral Committee for Monroe county are re-
questsd TO meet in the town Of Woodsield,
on Saturday the 9Th day Of June, next.
A full meeting Of the committee is request.
cd in order to mako arrangements for the
coming campaign. Tho names Of the
members OF the committee arc as follows:
Leonard Twinum, Jonathan Harris, John
L. Henihorn, W. II. Sinclair, Isaac Muir.
ry. WIN. Myers, Shadrach Sellers. John
]. Eggar. John fisher, Thos. Mitchell,
E. B. Cox. J. M. Stout, Jas. L. Watson,
VIM. Jeffriss. Jacob Davis, Thos. A. Way,
and Stephen Conger.
w. T. SINCLAIR. Chairman.
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EARTHQUAKE,

The Waynssburg, Pa, Messenger. OF
Msy q says: "There were shocks Of an
earthquake felt, on last Thursday, at JEFF
fsrson. Carmichasls and several other
points in this County. Also At Brownsville
and several other places on the river in
Fsystts county. Some Of these shocks
were 90 violsnt % to stop the motion Of
mamie clocks, produce an audible COM
motion among the cupboard dishes, and
grsetly 70 sgitass houses and other build
ings."
A citizen Of this county informs US that
shocks Of an earthquake wero felt by tho
citizens Of Sardis, about the same time
% the shove.
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DoAD NOTICE.-A petition will be pre-.
~ sented to the Commissioners OF Monroe
County. at their next June session. praying Tor
the location Of county road commencing in the
Woods6eid and Antioch road south Of the Town
Of W0odsfeld OH the lands of Joseph Morris;
thence through the lands OF said Morris down
the run, keeping the left hand side of the run as
much as practicable to the creek at or hear the
mouth of said iun; thence the best route to IN
terscct the road from Wo0dsfeld to Antioch as
nsarJohn Hamlton's as practicable said road to be
laid on the best ground aud at the lowest grade
where good road can be made. and ia no case to
exceed five degrees above a horizontal plane.
AptiI %, 1852.
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Probate Notice.

NOTICE IL hereby given that the following
IN accounts have been filed in the Probate Court
Uf Monroe county, Ohio. for settlement:
The final account Of Robert Wakefield, sIAd-
minsiratoI Of The Estate Of James KilToy, de-
ceased.
The final account Of George w. Brown, as
Administrator Of the Estate Of Joseph Gibson,
deceased.
Tho fnsl account Of George W. Spence. as
Administrator af the Estate Of Levin Spence.
deceased.
Aud that the same will be severally examined
and passed upon by the undersigned. on the 18th
Of May next. ELlHU MORRIS.
April 20, 1852. Probate Judge.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of writ Of
~ Fl. Fa ct Lev Fa. issued from the court Of
common pleas of Monroe county. Ohio, and to me
directed. will offer for sale, at public outcry. at
the fiont door Of the court house in the town uf
Woods6eld, in said county. on
Tuesday. the LIST day Of June.
1852, between the hours Of 10 o'clock m aud 1
O'Clock p m, OH said day, the following described
tracts of land, situate in said county, to Wit:
One hundred acres of land in the north part nj
the north east quarter Of section 80, township l.,
OF range 3.
Taken in execution and levied on as the prop.
erty Of Richard Angus at the suit of tho Trustee.
of Section l6. Township I, Range 3.
Apr 28 So IL M. MORROW, Sh'f