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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

"Ln es TO Miss Annie C" are most res
pcctfully declined. They may possess merit
but If they do we frankly acknowledge our
inability to discover it. We never return re.
jected MS, 1t is too much trouble, the sup
position is that the author preserves a dupi-
cate.
"Lines to VIM. Camerine" are transcend
emily, supereminently ridiculous. Oh, why
are we pes,ered in this way so much! The
author enters modest request for us to make
any corrections that "we may deem expedi-
ent," of course we have plenty of time to
spend in this way, we are at the service of
any one who chooses to engage us, SO send
on your articles, we'll correct thcm-ouer the
left.
Lines to "Mollie's Eye" will appear next
week. Send on your verses Mr.. 'Junior,' we
will be glad to greet you oftener.
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THE MARKETS.
PITTSBURGH, July 10, 1853

fiIIsBIh1H, July ~, 1903.
FLOUR-Sales of so and 60 bbls. SUPER
fine, at $4,l0, and 10 bbls. at $425, and At
bbs. at $4,l2, and SO do. at $i,25.
OATS-Sales of 1870 and l79 bus. at so,
7S do. at 40, and las do. at as; the market
opened briskly at go
BACON-Saes of 10000 and 1000 lbs.
Shoulders at 6@64; 900 lbs. Sides u 900
lbs. Hams, 81, $40 pcs. Shoulders and Hams
at Ct and 9a
FISH-Sales Of 40, 90 and 10 bbls. large
No. Mackarel Mt 1925.
SUGAR-Sales Of %, 10 and Is hhds a,
ST, and 10 do at 81
COFFEE-Sales of l2, 80, 25 and 10 bags
prime Rio, at LOT. 80 do. at lO4; and 20 do
at !o4.
Cincinnati, July 10.
Flour unsettled by the Frankiin's news
nothing done to indicate an effect upon the
market.
Nothing done in provisions.
Lard held at lOc for prime oil.
Sugar at 5a@5I.
Coffee firm.
Cheese 7.
MoIasses 23@24.
Butter l0@ll4.
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however, hopes are still entertained that O
peace will still be preserved, negotiations
would be probably continued, even after the
occupation Of the principal cities.
There was report in London, on the end
that the Russians had entered Jassy, which
caused panic in the stock exchange.
The rumor was denied on the 4th by the
Austrian Minister, but still it is believed,
owing to the fact the Paris "Woniteur," had
announced the receipt of an official despatch
from st. Petersburg, decreeng the occupa-
tion of the Danubian provinces.
Count Juselose was to leave Vienna, on
special mission TO st. Petersburg, touching
the Turkish question.
Prince Servid has offered to place $4,000
men at The disposal of the Sultan.
Forty-four vessels are being armed at the
Arsenal aud the Militia of Constantnople
have been called out
1t was stated, that the occupation OF Moda-
via by Russia, had caused Austria to unite
cordially with England and France.
Prussia still remains neutral.
The Emperor of Russia issued manifest,
on the 26th of June, denying that she wishes
war and throwing the whole blame of the
conflict, if one comes, upon the shoulders of
the Ottoman. e..
There is no intelligence of Importance from
England.
The weather is fine around Liverpool
The Queen was to hold naval review of
he fleet at Spithead.
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ARRIVAL OF THE FRANKLIN.
New YORK, July 10.

NEW YORK, July l9.
The steamer Franklin arrived this morning,
with Liverpool dates to the 9th inst.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
The sales of Cotton for three days were
$4,000 bales of which 5000 were for specula-
ton, and 5000 for export.
There is considerable of an advance in
Flour. Western Canal is now quoted at 26s
6d@27s; Baltimore 2ss Cd.
The imports of Breadstuffs have been large,
and Provisions are in good demand.
The Lard market is also much improved.
Trade at Manchester is unchanged.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Canada arrived at Liverpool on Sunday
at 6 O'Clock, and the Sovereign OF the Seas
anchored off Jersey at 10 O'Clock the same
evening She averaged IL knots an hour.
Com. Vanderbilt's Yatch the North Star
arrived at Havre, ,he day the Franklin sailed.
The Franklin brings Sc passengers, among
whom are w. II. Babbitt bearer OF dispatches
A despatch to the London Times, dated
July 9th, from Vienna, says that the Russians
had crossed the Pruth at two points, Tor the
occupation of Wallacha and Moldavia.
A despatch from Paris on the 5th. states
that considerable rise in funds took place
in consequence of a rumor that England
would not let her fleet enter the Dardanelles
After protracted Cabinet Council held a,
London, on the end, it was reported that the
English aud French Fleets were ordered tc
enter the Dardanelles as counter move t
the expected passage by the Russians.
Notwithstanding the warlike appearances
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THE SOCIAL DEGREE.

We are not going into "A l.borcd hara nguc
on the subject ofthis organization, but merely
to nlludc to it in Connection with new feature
in our present issue. The Social Degree is
a Degree ofthe Temple Of Honor" to which
females over the age Of l6 years, and all
members of the Temple in good standing are
admitted. In the "Fidelity Social Drgree,"
holding its meetings in this place there were
resolutions somewhat like the following,
offered and passed.
"Resolctd, That two members, one brother and
one sister, be detailed at eac meeting or the purpose
oi preparing lecture O an essay Tor the Degree at
its next meeting"
'ReSol,ci, That buedct box he procured for the
reception ot all essays or mi sceineous productions
other than those by the regularly detailed members.
There was also an understanding that if
anything should be read of merit sufficient to
warrant its publication that the same should
be offered to the papers for that purpose.
This accounts for the department "1'he
social Degree" in to-day's paper. We think
the plan may be productive OF much good, and
is certainly thing much needed in our
community. In allo out town there is no such
thing as literary society or Lyceum, things
which have been, and we know of no good
reason why they may not be again. The
Social Degree comes nearest to a Literary
Society at present, and, together with its
principles of total abstinence and moral
reform it forms on Institution which, in all
sincerity we wish "God speed"
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Western Rail Road A mo,

49, Western Rail Road.-A meet
ts<S ing of the friends of the "Westerr
Railroad, will be held at tUNIONTOWN on
Saturday the Both, Inst, at O'Clock p. NJ
The friends of the Wheeling Creek route, are
solicited to attend, let all turn out. Addresses
may be expected from Gov. Shannon, Judge
Cowen, G. c. Carol, VIM. Kennon Jr
Esqures.
0FWe hope there will be large meeting
at Uniontown. We believe there is not a
more important route in the State, than the
proposed one from Bridgeport to Chicago
Let there be no unnecessary variation from
the direct line. We believe there need not
be variation of ten miles from an air line,
and as great northwestern through.route
its importance can hardly be estimated.
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: XEcrrOR,s SALE OF VALUABLE

-.
4 rca ..;sie Three farms IN the ueighhorhood OF
Sr. tLtIRsVlLLE. Belmont County, Ohio, in Section
80 I ."i urartn5 Naiirnal Road. This section is di
vil"d three frus. Tie first con ai"in, two hii
4 ID ani Iweut..'wo FCrss aud trsCtiDu, Oh whicn
tAe'e l. comfortable Brick House and ont hun.
drrd of cared land, the hssrce finely iimherud
aud Wet cred.
ThJ seC,rd arm contains near two hundred and ten
ares. about D. hundred and twenty cleared, with
hpyu log house. orchard If .raftcd f~i well Of Cxccl
Iei wa,- iu the garden, well inhered well ws;er"G,
s"l OF su!ace now IN the occupa Of Mr. Kel.
The third farm cOr'eins nearly two hundred and ten
acres out hiudrrd and ten clea ed with log cs'
in. ,ut barn thereon, with a umdant supply OF
timber sud well va cred
This land i, known aud dis! n-ui.hcd "a the F0ulke
land and hcrn the family seventy years and
j. uuN r. t,r ,ae by the Executors aud affords the
finest n~turity presented in the county Of Bel
farmers secure splendid homes IN the proven
halrv r!, "a ds 81 Belmont. For hcsnt! Of location,
fertility of soil abundance Of water. timber. roal. con
veuiele 20 markets churches, schools all The eie
ntntz of !.fp ;lri. land carnot he surna,sed.
\ pat Of the land - ,ti the Auditors once for pub
lie iu- -Ciu. aid the i viii he shown by Nh Keller
VITO -rsirs tie premises. This land will lie offered
GlIc te front door OF the Court House, in ST.
C.aTsvI'e.ou
Tuesday, tue Goth day OF September, 1853,
being coUrt day.
Te-tus-ove third Or the purchase money the day Of
sale. and the s.su,e ~ two equs! annual .n5:aGeis
With interest IRON lie day OF sac.
Tie III retained until the whole OF the purchase mon
ey paid deeds executed upon notes being given for
reme!nIug payments with mo tasgc ON premises st the
opt o. Of Tie executes. JO>Ern FOULE,
THEODORE fDJLKE,
Trr-uiHr- OF ,scph Foulke, decd.
JOHN THOMPSON, Agent,
for the Executors.
Juiv lJ,h. l=J3
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DRoBATE CoURT-Tu, sr,rs =,

sJROBATE COURT.-THE STATE or
q ONO, BstNosT Cous1Y. ss.-Notico l. hereby piv
e mat tie ollowg named Executors, Administra ors
anh "n1rhlabs nave MED tben aud vouchers
~ my office Tor settlement, to wits
Watt Bailey. decd. VI
John DEM Guardian of J. ~ ". 4. Calvert.
Ihomts Cummings Guardian Of TaluhaSeaL
tr,em9el ". N9,scu Gnardian Of Wesley Hukfi.
James Wilson Tcmplc,On " 1
William Woods Gnardan Of Joyephuq Rial
The first four Above named accounts will he for bosy
ing aud settlement the 18th and tie three ss on tLs
10th days Of August neIL WV
July %, 1850 Pto,n,e Jnd,s
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VALUABLE FARM ron sAtE-p,

stssnN 0iyES fNHgD.ATELY--Si uat,d nibc. we,
~ o. @bhlDObPDHG. - tie Na iuual Huai. A<GDyf
sIONE HOfsE-GGOD WI LI.-snd other oDbtei,trt
nohse cost sldO. 20 ar'cs.aj1 which 81 ~ tie
bl'hc.i ftste Oi cultivation Win 10 acres Of a4rood
,"n % hs ~ 10 he ~und In Belmont county. Would MAKE
HnH country t'"idrnce Tor man dong business IN
ihy--A1 he would have bns fOids ~ all seasons.
ra1p " Vie prife-SIJO down, the balance In one aud
np ysS hs highly nec1ssafy that the farm should
" =" ~" rom. We 0Icr bonus Oi one hundred dollar.
" guy one who buys it.Gf pfosures A rIrcrAser.
The Toll Gate. nrt0 DANIEL ZANE a.
July q, Iej3.l ON the l,lsnd
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DR.. A. G. WrLEmAN has delivered course

DIR. A. G. WILEMAN has delivered a course
of Lectures on Physiology, &c. to our citizens,
which has given general satisfaction. We
learn that he proposes to Lecture in Morris
town, Barnesvile, Flushing, and perhaps 9TH
er places in the County, His lectures are very
useful, and we commend him to the favorable
consideration ol,hose who may have opportu-
nifty to hear him.
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T,~F OF ONO. BELMONT cor,


-. r- --JA,on d. wn.r,, O.. M,pv
tt.Dt ipt divorce
Ihe sad defendant, Mary Ann WHITE, Will take o.,
!ics ihai TIE sod Jacob ~. White filed his uetuiou
ve We Snove tJuri ~ CLsutery the etth day Of Ma
TO- mAkIh1 ths SAD defendant party thereta--tLg
sad petition Biiedges that sad defendant IL ie yIe -
we .aIh conpe rant and prsys that the marriage con
'rati rltioz between them be- dissolved and deesre
hniI and VOID, for the following oauscs:
ISL Wilb 1n.eHJn 1i tn said dstndsr rt for more th
'hSe ysa'sntSt holore ihe hlihg OF tins petition.
~ hross neglect oiduiy on The part of the defendant
Ihat SAID petition Will he heard Al the next tern M
he Court In September, 1853.
JACOB ". WHITE,
BY MILLER PESEISoToS his Any
June 3, lsj1.--sw.
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0ETWonder why the proprietors OF the
New York Day Book, or some body else send
us copy of that paper with an editorial puff
marked in it! You can't come it gentlemen
we rciA not lend our columns to any thing
whereby others are directly benefited, as in
this case, for nothing. The green spot you
thought you saw out west wasn't just here, 50
you can pass along.
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MONDAY, The I5M dan of fduoy,t ,a5a

between the hours Of 10 O'clock A. a. and o,elo,t q.
w. OF sad DAY, On the premises the following descrile,
eaI Psdle si'hee lyihg aud being tue county OF Re
mont aud Stale Of OHIO and Ount and d.scrIrd a.
Iplows 10 wit being part Of the east Eaf Of se,tn NJ,
township aud range No. four ~ sad county iyIpg
on tbe turnpike west OF 81 Caif.yllr bettuu no of
rehe at station seven in the middle Of said turnuis
Thence south hundred aud OK pD,.. and INV H.
nuhuedhs 10 staion No. SIX, thence tOnh eighty.ope
upsIees west ei2ty.ive poles aud seven luudredts t
hatlD No eish On the boundary of said ba see
ipI, thenCe north FIVE hundredths OF dezree vr.t ono
nuhuted an SIX poles aud fnyihfee huudredibs TO
tlo ~" tircp IN the middle Of sad turnpike and there
WIN norm eighty Oe degrees east eghty five and nine
cen nhhdredlhs poe 20 The place of
lug ny.sh acres Ol land. Excepting. how, yer from
eu dt' Ol lad Tile following premises heuy mari OF te
east nal OF section No. 9 tOwnsiIp : aud ran I'M
aeln county Ol belmont. yirg the turisi.e vel ar
a. e'svIe' ,eliIhing Tor the same on the line bouu
u$ 10 we east side OF jesse IennugtOn's farm m the
mldde ni the turnpike. thence with .ad ue soutb lU
minaeu'h pOie TO stone for corner. thence ~
~ ~ huhdredths poles TO stone Tor c1ru,y f,nY,
whch while OAK - feet ~ diameter, distant - lirk.
~ e. also white oak feet ~ diame'er djstsntiinks
tears south west, thence n. 1868 hundreilh oes 10
n"Is " lc turhpIke = sli west - ,! hurdrrts poles
acres OF and e' ''"s '"e''''
Also anotheract beginning FOR the same on the ou,i
Oh the Nainnal Road aud nearly .pusiie Woodnsn.e,s
dFerh' al stake set up IL the mound aud runuiu,
tlcicc and f"nndng the south side OF ad rsd no-t
oZ H. ~ ice south 22 aud eitht te. IL feet f., sta
Mes' w ieel 10 stake north ~ feet the beginning
oanIhg ana Iad ont Tor seventy FIVE pCrchcs tud two
leet Oi land mure less.
A,o anoIIer tract esnning for the same On tc south
sac o the iurPikr AID pOs tc ingc Dlmarsee'.
dWt"In. house at corner, ~ heIug h. y e. enruer OF
JOh y. iiancs' ot That hourht Of john G,ernies
rum O" lncnte and otndng tue snntn SIDE Of
,, ,,o Na'i"ha NoiI t2@ l.. twenty f.t to e sia.e
Ihrhee = sixty Eve feet to O. thence sJuth.y,s
cry course % feet where ,utCrsrets Jtu 4 uane.'
me al 'tOne thence north along John L. ttants' uur
10 lect TO the place of he9iur, roGtiini,, ,ever
P''NHSs anu stVeh lcel Oi ianl more - l.Ss.
Sherif's Office, July 18th, Isj3.--s.j
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Read the excellent Address of Miss EpGER-
TON. We hope she will become regular
contributor to the columns of the Chronicle.
We are always glad to publish articles from
the pen OF those whose minds have been cul-
tivated, and who evince desire TO advance
the best interests of the human family.
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ALE. HOWARD,

The GREAT VIOLINIST, and acknowl-
edged American OLE BULL sis coming" to
give one of his GRAND MUSICAL ENTERTAIN
MENTs! Look out for something new and
wonderful! Due notice will be gwen of the
time and place.
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CHAIN PuMPs.-These articles, just comng
into general use, may be obtained Of Greer,
OF g. Co. Wheeling. Their prices are very
reasonable. Give them call.
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List OF Animals contained in both Mcnarcries.
Van ! mbuI gh'> Trained Animals.
Mcmillan Lions. Asis!ic Lion ard lipne,z Pny Al
Ben ai frrr. azan Tiger, Bia X Tiger, snI A!rI
can LeoparGs.
jinns. Daniels Trained Animals.
African Lion ana LioR'ss. Pair Senegal Lropards
y saiic Tiger. and FNo Cougar.
Ehino-e'OS. or Unicorn, Arabian Pack Camel White
Ca me- II oar Z-Ira, Ia 'ai.ai Eik Wa .alir iir-t
ever u Amcrca. Sacred BdrIue-e Ok. NEadI. NCfs..r
Eepasni Iialn al ,e-imcu OF he Ii.luunGia mus
Two LaIsn Patas Ton I.IIls and I.soue-s,z Nsat.u
and Ir Pair Royal H--1l lr.cr- pz- R-a-. re,l
Tigers. Rpya lava II e., T African cOpa-. kstsr
LIoness srd cr rirue ROY al ro-, rur S-uc.a Loop.
~ds.Ha~k II cr, Black L"ups IT, Two South Nnc lean
Lion, -Four NDrh AIrrctn tr"gsr-. FJnr luitrd 8.
tna.. wa Back Nnlv,s. Gsgy Wolves, T. ak a4l
v hite EatnrIS, Two Gr7z'r Bears. Russian brown
II, two North American Black Bcars. african pe :.
tE1.fa Ne" Holland p>iri hes air OF AtrirGn Crown.
I'd traue. Fair Whfe Guinea lieuS from u Airitk
FAR NLe AHg"-a EsHh, :. rslr lar-- T.rk-!i Ea It-
ar I'm, Sba Via Wis Pair New Hot d Kan Gruos
Iar slack Swa :, Whi'e Sur X, silver rssauts Blue
Cfanes NJ A">. ar OTIS, lLhUeuI0ns, Bad crs and 4
g'eaI variety "fthp Munhey Tfi'e.
\ ln dcs5ri. tjOu Of tie Animals, Performances
wi the Eep.sui~. Ponies Monkeys. DC, WI ts found
~ the Hl and iith Ercps Srhe principal Hotels, pre-
v 9n> 10 the arrival Ct he tomnany.
WI a 20 t at DARNEsVlLLE, August 9Th; Mt
PLEAS mt. August lItA.
July -, ls53.
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:, TATE OF OHIO. BELMONT COUN-

} TY, SS.--EUNrE luNLY JLssG YoNLY.-Court
of Common Pras.--PeiiiOm inr divorce aui A!imony.
The said Jesse Honiy is hereby notified that tine l0:h
day of July, A. d. eJr, petition was flied ~ sad Court
by the said Eunice iOpy aGainsl you, the cct aud
of petition is for DvurLe and AlnOny. The
iorlh said petition extreme ,rucly and
neglect of duty and that sad itIon will ie for
hesringat the September term Of said court, A. H. 1853.
ElNICE YUNI.Y,
by PETER TALLMAE, Eer col.
July %, ISj3.-6w.
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CHRONICLE & ADVOCATE.
ii. IL. COWEN,

THE PEOPLE, AND THEIR RIGHTS.
Friday MOrNing, July 22 1853.
NOMINATION,S IS
FOR GOVERNOR,
NELSON BARRERE, of Highland
FOR LIEUT. GOVERNOR,
ISAAC J. ALLEN, oe Richland.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
HENRY BRAKEMAN OF Hamilton.
FOR SECRETARY STATE,
NELSON II. VAN WORRIES, of Athens.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
WILLIAM II. GIBSON, OF Seneca
FOR SUPREME COURT JUDGE,
FRANKLIN Il. BACKUS, of Cuyahoga.
FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
JOHN WADDELL, of Coshocton.
SENATOR.
DAVID ALLEN, of Belmont.
BOARD oF EQUALIZATION,
JAMES HAMMOND, OF Harrison.
REPRESENTATIVES,,
ELI Y. CLEANER, OF Wheeling tp.
SAMUEL DANFORp, of Washington tp.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
D. D. T. COWEN, OF RichluEd tp.
TREASURER,
p. S. ADAMS, of Richland tp.
COMMISSIONER,
SWAN c. VANCE, OF Flushing tp
RECORDER,
PRICE ARRICK, of Kirkwood tp.
SURVEYOR,
JAMES MCMILLAN, of Richand tp.
CORONER,
WILLIAM GILL, of Pcasc tp.
piREcToR OF INFIRMARY,
SAMUEL DANIELS, ot Whn,ling tp.
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The LATE FIRE AT OswEGo.- The Oswego
Times OF Monday, is filled with details OF the
great fire. The editor writes of the terrible
accident with much feeling but in a hopeful
strain. II is article concludes as follows:
Our business men appear to have all been
prudently provided with insurance upon their
property, effected in sound companies, which
speaks for the future. We hear no doubt ex-
pressed as to the ability of any of the Insu-
rance Companies located here, or of foreign
companies represented by their agents, and
having large risks involved. The calamity
is terrible one, but this feauture in the case
relieves it of its worst aspect. 1t oils the
recuperative energies of the unfortunate, and
enables them to work out hopeful destiny
while Il cloud of dark despair is seemingly
hanging over him.
1t is almost wonderful, and it may be down
as one of the provdential circumstances at
tending yesterdays catastrophe, that no life
was lost, that we have been able to learn.
There were severa; rumors of persons being
burned to death, but we have been unable to
trace them to any reliable foundation.
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Ceiling OFF TO MAKE ROOM FOR

CELLTNG OFF TO MAKE ROOM FOR
an early Fall Siock--Wc will sell from this day)
the balance 0 large stock of Summer Goods Cheaer
than Won ever Irfore hPm-mauy styles less than
aud remnant. at almost any price. Our sock is
still large. and cOuss:so of
Beautiful Summer SIlks-warranted 10 wash.
S,Ls and Dress Goods.
Supe fine Panied Chaleys--perfcct beauties
Silk Tissues--ihe hest in the ciiy.
B.reges, ,ChaIy, Baryr, Grape, Deisnes,
Della .es Swsses, Lawns, Pop'ins,
Crane, Silks of the latest styles,
summer Shawis. ScarGs Nantes. &C., &c.
Our stock is yet very desrahlr-May goods the lest
inlp0rted And as we are determined o make "elsGR
speep" f possih) above and many other siy OF
Goods the greatest kind of Bargains viii he gwen.
Being very thankful for The larre pS!ronage we have
received, we now say Come one, Come all. As little
Cash will now buy lots oi Goods at
STONE e. THOMAS
Sign Go her Bee. Hive,
ia Main 81. Wheeling.
July %, 1852.
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TATE OF OHIO, BELMONT coUN.

n IL W Olllo, SNON-
) TY, SS.-Ro' ert Mcmillan, rs: Anna Mcmillan,
Joseph Harvey, Isabella I'll vey John McKevry, Jsno
M.Kelvey. Joseph McMilsn Msry Mcmillan, John Nc.
MILAN, Samuel Mem Ian, Jsiurs X. Polk Mcmillan,
Anna c. MCMI Ian, and William G. McM Milan.Petiton
for partition.
The owe named defendants are hereby notified that
petition a. ed, on the LIST day ofMdy Ie53, in the
of Common peas OF liemOt County, in the State
o Ohio, hchaf of the said Robert Mcmillan, where.
by, lehsf oi sad Robert, partition Of the tract,
parcel Of land on which the lse RoNert Mcmillan de-
ceased, resided for several years cfUre, and until his
death and OF which he seized in lee simple the
time Of his DEATH situate IN sad county OF Belmont and
in Tuwnsh six. Of Rse four, in he Stcubeuvle lard
district being all of the southwest quarter of section siS,
in said towrshr ex ep about ten acres, and about
nf the north "a of the northwest quarter of
lion Eve, inthe SAID TOWNSHIP is demand and also
der the assignm OF dover in said premises 10 the
said Anna Mcmillan, as the widow OF the said Robert
McMa>i. deceased and the said defendants also
titled that application viii le made, a. the NEXT OF
said court order suh dover may he assigned
in sail prenSe and that partition he made of the
among the rad parties according 10 the Statute In such
cases made aud provided
D. s. CoWEN & NJ. PENNINGTON,
Auys for demsndant.
June 3, ls.53-6w.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-07-22
DIED.

On Wednesday, 18th inst, o' consumption,
Mr.. JOHN 7. SPILLMAN, in the Gath year OF
his age.