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NUMBER 80.
POETRY
--------- From The knicker5oekeT.
The Grnve of the Suicides.
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J ny, l. u RATES 'SF.ttg
Thy weary ones enfoldiig, N ! kFEfN
Their peaceful ashes holding;
Strew gentle flowers and golden grain,
And hang The mourning willow, k, & 81. e7- ii t.t
Whose breath shall cool the burning brain, ~ lr2
q. And soohc the glastiy pillow. rS;- 5,-,i fgF
-fAi' 'IIlr, - 80. i45iyi mrs
Let morning breathe her sweetest breath fr -
Above their ytily bosoms, ~ e s<T-Stfi ~
The shadow OF thy blossoms; ~ M a -.
And when the BIRDS at twilight gearn, i1,Ip
Have triled their evening numbers, 80 adj. f--tf.
Draw kindly pleasing dream -. -, ~ ,-,ti
The curtain of their sluInbers. ,5t,l al T,.ii
,. ,I,. tr4t.,, ~ "a t-rJ.1
We may not know the thrbbbiis heart, a ,,,i
Proud swimmer liies blotv, - -
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| .rsI J.4 Stcubeuv willie White Lead. ads IRi
yTTE ARR prepared furnish, in any quantity, Seupe
w vile White Lead, warranted eqnal, II not suerio
| - 9i'''s I.Gs,,7SiSf' : KELLS & CALDwELL,f
| AGENTS for Manufacturers
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aRTIFICJAI, TEETH

DR. s. p. HULLIliEN Office No. 13i,
SC[sFo Fourth street, the Presbyterian church,
rSS-ZSs Manufactures Teeth expressly FOR each par
Lily fpticular case Full setts of Teeth, any
n.rts of setts made with artificial Gums The Gum is
made in one continuous solid pccc-the cost Is the same
for teeth with or without gums. .
Full orteeti made from SO 10 Slo a Sct snail
eci 10 rom "a 10 S6 per tooth "a t,7f.t. 1yr:d.
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WHEELING, VA. SATURDAY MORNING,
CITY BUSINESS.
C0PPER, TIN, 81 slIEET IRON WARE
| Mann ia otOrU sltf'il iH FuH=

Mandatory.
THANKFUL for the liberal patronage heretofore
5g bestowed unon him, the subscriber would respectf
"a IN inform his friends and the public generally that In
Sacontinues manufacture the above named articles IN
all their variety OF which he has always on hand good as
sortent for wholesale and retail AZ very low priest
lie also keeps hand. cooking stoves of The most APP
proved patte for coal and wood. - l-.. .t.t...
Job work will continue 10 receive his particular attention
and be executed with propiness and In style that will
rugoi '1ET L. vARNEY, no. 8. Main St
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.
L.. o. GOODMAN SEQ. s"i.-,
WHOLESALE pEALERsIS

Il. o. GOODMAN & co. s"i..'.s
WHOLESALE pEALERsIS
Paper, Cards, Card Boards, Ink,
.r .rf Pearl Street, Cincinnati, O. ..,t. w.. =.
A MONCi their stock, may be found WHITING, AND
n BLANK HOOK PAPER, the largest assortment in
the West, ofcvcry description
Printing PAPER, all sizes Eng. & Amer Tissue PAPER
I,ook l' "a. T'..t .t" Copying =!
Cord Medium te p'hc. Med. n!ottins w ..
Ass,d Filiering I''
Ervconc Druggist ="
Plate and Lithorraph Marble g
Manila genuine Glazed and Gilt 90
IIarl,yarc Parcr. Cloth ...a ....4 &c
Ham :. Card Z"
Match Box a" -a' Roofing Paper rrcparcdand
Tea Z" .'.. ~ uhpIcPoich.
Shoe :, rla ,ly! Wrsppins Paper al al. sizes
Envelopes ofcvcry description, &c &c.
| BOARDS. .s.a 3. aa-'
Perforated Binicrs Bonnnt, Press aud Straw Roaris.
Also, Agent Iishtbody's SurERi"R PRINTING INK,
| Book, AND CoLoRrD INK, &c. .t .. ...f rf-.
Cards, mud Curd Rourtis. sI.,.l. 3
EXTRA PEARL FArnn CARDS. .r.r. .ue
ExTR, PEorLE's --,- ..... ~
| PRISrERs'
l PORUEIiIS Hr.t +'' s..t
. S.TiS SURFACED Cam BoAEps. ,r-.a
| .a ia. IVORY ... :. .... ..... ...... ra
PRrSrrRs "
.- S.rty ESAMELrp "a. b" a.
| |.- Porcelain H.. -, Nf.
Pr,RL SrRr .rrp CoLoREn Cam Bo,RDs.
The above and Card boards, are manufactured eN
pessly for AMI Ofa most beautiful surface anu
iins they peel in WORKING and arc siorucu at
lower than Cards heretofore olere N ts mar
ket AMI as low they be purchased in the Fast
Uae Dealers and in Paper anu tarus arc res
pccllv invited 10 examine stock Ali our gooas arc
received direct from manufacturers which enables us "
sell low, il not lower than any other house IN
| n5aiaprr made to nrdcr- . .... . ..... 3D. f
| Aur2ftf. .
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Homeopathic Medical College OF
PENNSYLVANIA b

l--.lIH .t-. PENNSYLVANIA. 7lr II H.
Located in Fibert Street. above Eleventh, If,y E, y
PHLADEIrHiA. .tg
TIME the regular course VIII commence le
second Monday of October, and continue until the hrst
lIarch ensuing. ;s.,.,. b g-,oo IN
Amount OF full coarse OF Lectures S1oo "
Students Shn WHO eNe seNenis Is'a'" wv '1 30 no
49,. ~ W - t;o, ton na;a only once -, no
nii .;i 'nn, ~, f t '.-h N'laN4- 20 90
Graduation fec, '5' 30 80. 80, ~ =, -, ~ ~ ""
1.-THE Commencement will take place early in March.
FACULTY. rasfH.ta I'D. ---f
WILLIAM S. HELMuTi, NJ d. II.
N, or ISsr1TrTEs, PATHOLOGY, Aan
' THE pr AcrcE MEDICINE.
i' i' WALTER WILLIAMSON, NJ d., 80 +s
2 ~ ,,,,.rssop or AMI THEIR ArEUTIcs-
JOSEPH G. LOOMS, NJ d. f, .,
N, az onsrErRCs DISEASES WOMEN ASo
children. .iff
ALyASE SMALL, NJ D., ,r- I'd 2
y, ,,r,sop or ppYsoi.;aY MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE
' MATTHEW SESfPIE, NJ. D.,
ppoyrssoR or CHEMISTRY ToXIooLooY. t
l"-F ~ ~ y FRANCIS SIMS, NJ. d.,
s.-ar' -s PROFESSOR OF suRGERY. -a'. -tf
4,s an r. WIN. A. GARDINER. NJ. D., svi.'t vi
-..1 rrt ttla a PRoFEssoH or ASATo3Y. fH7tt --f
W, SHTON r EE d. NJ. d., ' 'is .,
t' f5 DEMONSTRATION OF ANTONY ~ it..-
Students win he admitted 10 the Horcpopathc Hospital,
to clinical instruction. and witness al tho
bedside tho patients, and surgical practice anu orer
tons For further Information address q
N">'L1 7Fa@l WIN. A. GA ARDINER, ". d., DEAN, a
t' as 'H.- I' No. 3t3 Arch Street, Phla-
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!. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

During thepast week. several important
cases have been before the court-ihough
is whole time was not employed
The Grand Jury, after being in session
shout three days, returned into court /
Indictment for gaming. 8 for assault and
battery, ] for retailing, and 2 for passing
counterfeit money. both against the same
individual. The case against Elisha Bal
Icy for passing counterfeit money is set for
ttisl on Thursday next.
Joel II. Randolph was appointed Auc-
&neer Of the county.
rsin the case Of Elizabeth Major vs.. John
McBTde and SANDER the Jury re-
surned q verdict in favor ofth plaintiff for
452; and in the case Of the same plaintiff
against B. L. Mott and wife-Slander--
Gsverdict for the plaintiff was S42. Jo-
sspb Redin VS.. Levi Baldwin--Appeal--
vssdict FOR The plaintiff S4g.
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WAsH1NGroN. March q5.
Arrival oflhe Europa.
-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

F 0m New YORK. March 25.
The steamer Europa, Capiaia Lott. with
Liverpool dates of the 18th instant. ar
rived here abou, noon. She brings fly
nine passengers. 6t
ENGLAND.
Intelligence has been received OF the
conclusion Of The Kaffir war by the un.
conditional surrender al the Kallirs. y 4
Parliament re-assembsd OIL the l2th
inst Lord Beaumont gave notice in the
House of Lords thnt on Monday hcwoull
ask the government whether any altera-
ton Of the protective policy was intended.
Lord Lyndhurst deprecaled'the postpone.
ment Of the Chancery Reform Bill. and
denounced the ANTI. Corn Law League l;Dr
its efforts 10 procure the dissolution Of the
presen, Parliament. Lord Brougham also
denounced the league sszsam
s.A meeting Of l68inemhers Of the Hou ,e
had been ,hell afford john Russell S res
idence. TO agree upon the plan OF opposi
tion. Lord JOIN, Russell expressed hlml
self dissatisfied viii Lord perby's pro.
grspin,. aud advised ihe voting of supplies
orlihree months only alter which dis
solution OF Parliament should be forced
OH The government xxx i, s,,i ,i..,e,jn g .ts.
.,alsa, ,s y ,' FRAN la.i,,s ,,i,,s .1s
aaFranoa wis, generally tranquil A de-
crve has beenqp published declaring that the
prescribed ontll io:flie cdnstithtioii ant! the
-
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Democraiic Convention.
RICHMOND. Va. March "a.

e,;q1,e RICHMOND. Va. March "a.
The State Democratic Convention met
al This place to-day d organized tempo
rarily by appointing James Cox Chairman,
and w. +. Ritchie.a Secretary.
The day was spent in n fierce struggle
relative TO the manner Of appointing per-
manent officers; finally. the Chair appoint.
ed a Committee TO select officers.mu,ag s.s
There is much jealousy manifested be-
tween the old and young Democracy. II
is generally supposed the Cass delegates
will be elected. ase .Na
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StHFRIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of two wri
~ of Vcndtion ExpoDas issued from the confs
of Common Pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio, and
to me directed will offer for sale, at public out
cry, at the front door OF the court house IN the
town Of Woodsfield, in said county, OH
Friday, the end day of April. 1852.
between the hours 10 o'clock m, and A o'clock
IN. Of said day the following described lands aud
tenemenis. lying and being in said county, to wir
The east half of the north east quarter Of section
5, 10 township 4.ofrange T.. s+
Taken 10 execution and levied on as the proper
" Of Wm. Daugherty ct al, at the suit Of Steel.
Davenport Co. NJ. MORROW,
Mar g. So 90 Sheriff
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Petition for Divorce.

Sarah Evans. STATE Of Ohio. Monroe to,m.
VS. fy, So Court of Common
John. Evans. jrS Pleas 1lIf# islk
VyHE said John Evans jr.. (gone to parts un-
3 u knswn.)i is hereby notified that the said Sa.
rah Evans, wife Of the said John, filed in said
court on the 23rd day Of March. A. d 1859, her
Petition praying TO be divorced from her said hus
band, anil for such reasonable slimoDy as the court
may adjudge 10 her; and tor causes sets forth that
the .ad John Evans treated his said wife 81 ih ex.
IRENE cruelty, gross neglect Of duty. and that said
John has been wilfully absent from the said Sarah
for more than three years last past .t
..G &C. CARROLL.
March 81. 1852. Sol for Pet'r.
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0xTSone of our readers have complain
ed that our paper does moi contain ns late
telegraphic news as Iormerly We assure
them,it is not our fault; and we hope that
ailsr this week they will have no such
cause of complaint. i.5.a,l. a.
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From Washington. /.

WASHING TON, March 70
The Intelligencef says that information
has been received al the Department Of
State that no passports Of Amefican travel
lers will be received by the Austrian au.
lhorities unless revised by the Austrian
Minister at Washington, IA Il.
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See to this!!

A L. persons sfe hereby warned against pur-
"A chasing. or having anything 10 do With two
notes eiveuto John L. Dye, against I,obt. E. Dye
snd H d. Dse; one Of which is due on the 18th
April. 1852, and the other year from lha. date:
each Of which call for $3.50. The notes are iile.
gall having been given for part of an estate in our
haLds, Of which we are now the lawful heirs.
W ROBT. Z. DYE,
March 81, 1852. II. ID. DY1.
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Fire II Ne,p York.
Y"
/ NEW YORK. Mach 27-P i

c$ii New YORK, Mach 27-P. M.
A fire broke out this morning at the cor.
ner oi Broadway and Dey streets. The
estimated losses are as follows: q
Merit q Bills, 100000, insured for
$I40,OO0; Latiner e. Large 5000, 900;
Mott & Weaver. $50 900. fully insured.
The other losses are triaing.
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JAS. R. MORRIS, Sec'y.

\ 0T Tho tax law has passed the Senate.
We hope it will passihe iIousc This week,
and we believe i, will. f,.
The members Of the Legislature talk Of
adjourping from April ill December. A
movement Of that kind will meet with the
disapprobaiion OF pine-ienlls OF people.
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March 81.
Notice in Partition.

STATE OF ONO, MONROE COUNTY. IS.
In THE CoyRT OF CoMMoN Pleas.
HNLlZABETH ZiNK and Jacob link her hus-
h band. Christian Kuker, Jacob Kuker. Anne
Keausig aud Urs Ke4nsig her husband, will take
notice that a Petition was filed against them on
the l7lb day Of March, A D. 1852, in said court,
by Jacob Borer and Anne Borer his wife, aud i
now pending, wherein The said Jacob Borsr and
Anne his vile demand Partition Of the following
real estate, to wit Twenty five acres Of land 10
the south west quarter OF section eighteen il,
township three of range three. being the same
tract of which John Kuker. late of said county.
died seized; and that at the June term OF said
court. application will be made by the said Jacob
Borer and Aune Gorer his wife for an order that
partition may be made Of said premises
bt ip a'ah at'f JACOB BORER, and
ANNE BORER, his wife.
March 81. 1852 CIV
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/. Destructive Fire in Boston. J.
')'i BosroN. March "a.

AT a late hour last night the furnishing
store Of Mr.. Moullen, No. t38l Washing.
ton street. and the fancy goods store Of
Lewis Coleman, adjoining, which was also
occupied oy Mrs. Adams, mlliner, we're
badly damaged by fire. The total loss is
abou. SI2,oOo-psrtly insured. 81 ll''' ha'
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Steamboat Accident.
SrEuBsNvILLE. March. 26.

cTEubENvILLEs Wa'c" 1o'
The Steamer buckeye State, whileBlay-
ing al this place, burst her larboard steam
pipe; three deck passengers were slightly
scalded. and one man jumped overheard
and was drowned. The cabin passengers
are all safe.g lsse sisfss 4 asst sssd
The boat goes upon one wheel.
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SHERIFF'S SALE. by virtue Of 2 wrIts OF
- FL Fa. ct Lev. ia. issued from the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio, and To
me directed. vii offer for sale. at public ouicry.
at the front door Of the court house IL the town Of
Woodsfeld, in said county, on
s4s Friday. Me 2nd day Of .april. 1852.
hetweeniie hours Of 10 O'Clock . IN, and \ clock
m. Of saId Gay, The following described lands and
tenenents. lying and being 10 said county. TO wit:
The undivided half Of the east half OF the north
east quarter Of secuon 5, in township 4. Of range
Taken il execution and levied on as the proper
ty Of Daniel Daugherty at the suits Of Steel, Da-
venport & Co., and Steel. Davenport, Koontz &
Co. ,r' ifil@f 'eis H. MORROW,
Mar g. So 90 Sheriff.
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From Baltimore.

4 iaq iaa '.sf'4 BALTIMoRE, March 26.
The Democratic Convention Of this city
adopted a resolution instructing the mem
bers Of the Legislature TO vote for General
Cass delegates for the State at large. 8.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

WiL, r4 CINCINNATI. March 27.
Flour.-Market quet-light receipts
prices steady at $3.I8 TO So 25. Receiv-
ed during the las, "a hours 1869 bbls.
Provisions. .--Sales 10000 lbs Sides in
bulk at 7ac. 76 tierces Mol Lard at BIC.
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IA MISSIONARY

:, The last Guernsey Times. Cambridge.
saysat.,Cn- Wednesday last, Rev. ). A.
SwANEy, vile and tive children, LEFT this
place Tor Caaifonia.y Ms. S.. since June,
1850, has been preacher in Charge d. this
ciscuit toi the Methodist Episcopal Church.
III, goes 10 tl,e land Of gold asa Mission
afyyunder.,he patronage of+the church.
Wsshope hs may baveaa "A pleasant voyage
to, and long and useful life in the land
cf hjs choice. = ss;su. a, ma sa3 tas,t
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'Koss,.th.

New ORLEANS. March 26.
Governor Kossuih arrived in this city
to-day. He puts up atthe St. Louis Hotel.
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,sp HIM ocRAT1c TIcKnT =.
AGRICULTUKAL SOCIETY.

On account OF the very disagreeable
weather, no meeting Of the Board was
hsld on Saturday last. The Board are
|rs4uested to ineetin Woodsfeld. on Sat
urday. April 3rd. &
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Monroe, Academy.

TuytlE Suhscliher, alter rendering his warmest
Ill th,uks for The eliberalpstrorage Of his friends
during il,e pas, Session Of his school, desires to in
ir,n h,s p ,ons a''d HE iU'dc generally, that he
will npe thr SUMNER SESSION Of the above
insirlutnp,. .o he Isl oi Apuf next, on the same
terms as heret6fSre lie iiasinade ample ar, ange-
m4n,.Ip have etea}hrrs tf high qualifications and
excellent habits.a flauers himself that he will
be able TO Ien,ler universal sausEctio1.s" s' .gt4
y aas.. ss5 lrssI TERMS bes q lRsltAS
Arithmetic. English Grammar, Geography ~
aud History, YG HffG III SO 90
Alg bra. Natural Philosophy. Chimistry.
Botany. Natural fiis,ory, aid Gedgraj
ply Of the Heavens. vs. y -K@ 90
The hg.er branches and Mathematics. iIi.
clmimg Plapl and Spherical Trispnome-.
Try, ,ff;gg.lt.R ted 10
Mens,,ration. Surveying, Hebrew. Greek,
Latin. French aud Gef,n,d, ~ Sf3p'0 10 90
fGl ~ II y$w lW.lS S.sLIVINGSTONlL /
.W.o.l.IieLl March 10, ,.le52 2---------s--,----
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REPORTED FOR THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY
4isNg BY THE MORSE LINE slRF
Destruclirs Fire.
PIrrsBUReH, Marchfq

PITrsBuRGH, Marches. Il
Last night a fire broke out in q bake
house on Denman street near Diamond
market in Birmingham, and before il was
subdued, the entire block Of buildings
were burned. Z "
The following are the principal build
ings destroyed, Smiths drug STORE, loss
$4,000, insured FOR $500. Silverman's
dry good store; Schnider's tavern, as well
as so,ne small tenements. The entire
property belonged TO George Dunlap, who
lives near Cincinnati. ,srtl saf sRs
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u 07-Ihe s,oamsbip Golden Gate, which
asis Psss.na on the l2rti Of February Tor
San Francisco, took pputAiriren hundred
fssseHgsrsle 81 e y s.,isl ~
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CONSUMPTION,

COUGHS and cosds bronchitis AisAma Splitting o,
Hood Needing at he Lungs Paias d The Rreasi Side aud
N CAesk Nfrvoasncss. kiqht Fpafsoa q the Heart
y and nil FEMALE EWEAkNESSE ES and ComPiaiais
arising there from, Cholera Infantum, Sc N'
it rEr For Proof and particulars VI Cores, seo our
y Pamphlets and Haai5iai all our Agents have hon v
give away.
~ FOR Sa LIE BY ~ ..ss ,sioif fsl,ts hgs
~. M. KlRKBRIpE. Woodsfel,l, sSe,
4 ssfWM. STELL. Stafford, 9ea A =
sss @ MoRRIs & MlTeHELL, Antioch, q
sl.l Ja M. I. RowND, SHnmerfela, 50
. siCfTIzEN BEALL, Bealisville. seeSs,
All orders must be addressed 10 WAL
LACE Il Co, 304 Broadway, N. XII Is
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FROM WASHINGTON.
The Cabinet Difficulty Denied.

Inc CdOfHes DWsCutky DfUten. IA
WASHINGTON. March Is.
Tho telegraphic report that Gov Cor
win has been requested to resign.is is mis-
cradle hoax. There has been no nare-up
in,he Cabinet, and no unGiendly intima-
iion has been received by the Secretary
from the President. Gov. Corwin will Just
remain where he is. and where Mr., Fill.
more is glad to have him. vi X
E'rhe above is from the Baltimore Suns
correspondent x. The following is from
the Washington ielesraphic news agency.
Which is righlll: ,mat
WASHINGTON, March a5
Reliable Information states that the diff
cutv il, the Cabinet arose between Post.
master General Hall and Secretary Cor.
win. The President being appealed to,
decided in favor Of Hall, Against this
Mr.. Corwin protested. and Mr.. Fillmore
again sustained the Postmaster. ia
The Cabinet meeting at which this took
place was held on the day before yesterday.
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STATE OF OHIO. MONROE COUNTY. SS,
CDURr OF CoMMoN p PLEAs. yt,s.-,, b ~
William Mye,s, The defendant Ephraim
VS. W. jones, who resides out
Ephran w. Joaes, oi the State of Ohio, is hefes
William Morris, by notified thai said Willism
Caspar ilendershot Myers has flied his bill 10
& Frances his wite 'Cha,cery, iu the Office Of
James Hendershot the clerk of said court, SET
g. Sarah his wife, ling forth in substance tl,af
Slater Rush & on the 10Th day of June.
Prudence his vile "A. u. 1919, said complain
ant Myers purchased Of said Epliraim w. Jones'
and Phebe his wife. tract al land in said county.
10 wit. One fifth part of the north east qvartsr of
Section number "a, Township 4 aud Range 4. The
property Of said Jones and wife, il right Of his
said wife, that sail Jones and wife were 10 convey
the Same to the complainant by general warranty
deed on or before the first day of April. JS5l,@aa
That said coa ,plainant WAS 90 pay spil .Jones
S250 0t) Ion said land, TO wit: $3.50 90 on the lse
day of April. 1850 and $lO9 90 on the fiTstS day
81 April, 1851 That said complahant duly ypasd
thefirst nstaiment OF $3.50 90, hut brto.e The ssc.
ond ,nstalrnent became due The said Phebe upior-
',lna'ely died. leaving an infant child whp died
SO ~ after ''R ~ tft* NtffH1 NtsN
'that snid Ephrsin by the des,l Of bis ssid wifs
atd cMd, has tleeors,- m.rrt teAant W the cousH
teey u said lnu,t, aai acsfaele of making adeea
IL i.'e simple. .s.rl
Tie bill therefore prays for aconSeyance ofst
'hc inirres. ~ said ElhraiIn Nv. jones in sJid
l,"d. to w't: His estaie BY thecanresy, and per-
peo,a injunc,rpn te-bar sai preciuds the said
ones from cnlleeng rhe last bis tainenf of 81 90 90
thecdusldera,ion for the same aavn,g utterly fal-
ed Should lhe sail defendant fan tn plead, ap-
syer or dr,nnr within sixty days after the next
term of said court. The compIainanf wiIlssppiy 70
the cpHit take the bill a. aud ~
ea ans ARtHB0LD IS DAVENP0RT.l ~
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VIA stL tlT ShllH ltil ~ lg " fN
j. Six sPsasoNsi4M MURDERED!---l'hel Fair
noun BapNeri'ailhoHnces tIie ,D0rderii Of
tiya me-. inel a,ia one wolnasi,,,s who wsfas ehif.
granting westward At Al honss whSfe they
lad s,oPpcJ;to, SpeoJ Ale might. il, nod-
dfMgcoAunsy va.yo,fthenishtofitr'l
ilisia.t The 'torrilila niscreaits WHO
ccpRpsiiied this .wholesaL, muf!ler are. siip-
posed 10 have stolen S2a 600 lron.tl,e par
lyinn,tlesedsss The nanIrs of ihes victims
are pol yscertaiNsd Tho .nurdrferss slrti
CIarksbGrg0n ihrpprnipg 81 ftIle l7it md
The same night siopn.dsd aheusssai sSvrst
Unie,s. shsrslti,s s,.urlaretl pany l,adalsh
jdt tup.. During the nishtshey arose and
indlscrimuaately ,nassacrad every single
innate. robbed Them oi,tbeir Al. Snd rsca-
ped. The same partya il Ii believed. res,
ousd John Owensiffo,n the iail al. Clarks.
bafg IN tbg Sunday nigIt preceding, who
M obargsd wui. having sst Gre ID several
6pjld ldings II that town 10 NoyspabsE Elss,sr