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Planting Potatoes,

The Farmer and Artiza, gives the FOL
low expeditions process Of planting pota
toes ,l.ss
s Last spring we visited The farmsof S.
Haskell, Esq. just beyond the confines OF
the city, and found him III the field with a
pair OF horses and a plow planning pota-
toes. Iis was at. work onia field from,
which crop OF grain had been4iaken the
previous year. Ii had been dressed with
= good coat OF manure. His process Of
planting was. after turning the first furrow.
to drop The: seed potatoes upon il about IA
foot and hall apart. and turn the next
one SO as TO cover them. The potatoes
were again dropped upon the fnrrow iasi
turned. and covered by the succeeding
one. In this way. he informed me thai
himself and two boys could prepare the
ground and plant an acre4a day. very en-
SLY. We recrDtly met him and inquired
about the pofafoe crop. and were fold that
he obtained a good yield, of fine potatoes.
This is certaialy a very cheap mode ol
raising potatoes. Willit not be ali object
10 our farmers TO try il ?'' 8sas
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souoWth ois, SiCOP Stos
che Tribune: -.
!. Mr. Joseph Beers. ot Keyport, NJ, !.
hss five large sheep in his flock, Eof,,ll.:
Leicester, English breed u..tca lie in :
ts1sds 10 have on exili6itiop during The cor,
fsipnance of the World y Fair, during next
slsn,nsts The aggregate weight OF The $
sheep is f.539 lbs. the largest being 376
IBIS. Ia weight. The larges. sheepin Eng
,land which Mr.. has any account OF
weighed 1853 lbs. 'Phis large sheep OF
Mr.. B s yieldetla fleece this past summer
weighing l3 lbs.--an ordinary fleece weigh
ing from 3io lbs. The above five sheep
are now il, lown. on an introductory ex
eursion, aud visited several OF The news
paper Offices yesterday. in their farm car
rage,
We believe the heaviest mutton ever
buichered in this country. was raised by
Reybold's. of Delaware, and killed and
exhibited two years ago at the Maryland
State Fair. fhe carcase weighed 206 lbs
IN Y Agriculor.
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Notice in Partition.

HENRY dt'GitS, Mary Ann Hughs, Margaret
IL Hugs.> and Charles iiugh-, the children and
heirs al law of Francis Hugh-; Eilranor NJ Gahan
isabella McG.han, and Patrick Mc(;ahan, tn
children and heirs at law at Mary McSahas. de
ceased; Michael iiughs. Jnhn Hughs, 5Ed,nuu.,
Gallagher and Nancy Gallagher his wife, a,:.,
Jaues Hughs, will take notice that Pe,itinn was
filed against them the 4,h day OF FEBRUARY
1858. IN the court oi Common Pleas nf Monroe
county, by Michael BInwn aud Bridget Brow
his wife, and is now pending. wherein thr said
Michael Brown and Bridget his wife demand. par
,tion of the following real estate, lying and he.
ing in the county at alcnroe aud State IF Ohio
aud described ss follows to wi': The north hall
of the north east quarter Of section lS, tow,.hi
Z, and range Z, containing 81 acres more or less
Aud at the June Term Of said court arplica tinn
will be made by the said Michael Brown aud
Bridget his wife for order that par ttion may b.
made OF said premise.
Rama MICHAEL BROWNE
BRIDGET BROWN.
BY HoLL1srEH, OkEY, HoLL,srER& s. oKKy.
Feb. 8, 1898.
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Hobensack's. Liver Pills I
] am yours, &c.
-. Il B RO.WMA AN.

No Ssrt Of the sys,rm is more liable to 'oiaesse
ihan the Liver. serving tiIierer 10 purify the
blood. er giving the proper secretion 0f the bile;
so that any wrong aeiioa ot the Liver cf1eets the
other parts of the systems, anil results varlpusy.
Liver Complaint. Jaundice. Dyspepsia, &c. We
should thereiore. watch every symI,tom thss
might Indicate a wrong action of the, Liver.
These pills beng composed nf Koois aud Plants
iurn he'd by nature head the sies nanselys 1st,
An Expectora,t, which sugmes Is the secretion
from the Pulmonary milrus membrane, pro-.
mnies the ischaree of seereted matter. I'd. An
Atefstive, which changes IN some inexpiicnblo
fnauner the certain morbid action ni the syStenl.
Ai. A Tnnc, which gives tone and sts enaltfto
the nervous system. renewing health and vigar 70
al parts of the botly.f 4th. A cati1artic which
scts in perfect harmeny with tiieoher ngredieht6,
aud operating on the Bowels, and expelIiIg the
whole mass of corrupt and viuated matter, and
purifying she hload. which destroys the dissass
md restores hrah
Prepared at Ilobersack' . Laboratory. Philadei-
ahia, price 25scents sgsa q iia ss.s 4 Fb9S. yssd
FOR SALE BY 4, .s,ss.,,
Martin Baker. Woodsfeld.
John Wisner, Beallsyille. 's'
II. Welshs& Co., fs.s 8 sIstse l.sis tislo
Isaac Brown. Jennsalem.l 8ss tsti
VIM. Buchanan. Lewsyille. ss,st.
William Steel. Stafford. ..s. $,
]. lIowalt. Hlairieisville.
John NJ. Rownd. Sumner6eid.
Jonathan Hall. Gray sville. E'geeT asa
W.. s. Woodall, Brownsville.
R. G.. anderson, Cocl,ransyille, -
b. Rhodes. Sartl \. y - = p
Martin, 'VGeify,, Baresville. W .e.llg
Levi Baldwin. Darlington. !. g s'.la 'ls'.l
Mott. Fordyce & Co.. Calais. e ,ses
L. E. Shankland. hIil,nnsburgh.n f7ss
James Baker, Wholesale Agent ID
| Wheeling Aug a.
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Anecdote of the President.

81. A correspondent in Washington fur
nishes US with an anecdoie OF General
Pierce. which will give some idea OF the
man without the politician. .'.s. ''a
,assA lew days since the President appoint
ed San individual to responsible and lu
cralive position in distant part OF the
country, on the recommendation OF the
U,fiied States Senators. and the Senate
confirmed the appauriment. 8Fhis crafty
ins event produced an exhlerating effect
.npon, the successful applicant for Office,
who so far forgot himself as TO indulge in
"a @glorieus ,loliiieation.SS go 8sGs ~
re As he was lodging, at a fashionable hotel.
his disgracetul conduct become known
and was freely commented on-indeed il
became the ..town talk +"
The Senators who had recommended
him to the favor OF the President finding
that he had disgraced himself. and was
unworthy Of eeallapfe i4 fs iMSeeis.and Meiss aske1
Htor hisrremoval from office.a
'.Gelrtlemeir." said the President. in re-
ply: s,this man was, nominated by me. OF
.yaur. Recommendation. and at your solici
r4At:-.,.v-tu IN Office under the goyernm ent
andstie nomination wassoonfrfned by tht
Senate. You now say that his habits are
incorporate. and that he is unworthy the
situation. But If | were to remove hin
now the consequence would be inevitable
ruinsto him. The shame and disappoint
,neut' attending his dismissal from office
under such circumstances. would lead hin
10 find solacein the Intoxicating bowl, ant
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Divorces in the Uniteii States.

BY the acconutS from all parts OF th,,
country. itwoulI seem that applications
or divorce iromNihe bonus Of matrimonyi
neverwere more enumeropsthan at,presenl
Where the iault-lies, in majority of cases.
would be a very curious subject of inquiry
II would be very natural, however, to sup
pose that the blame rests sometimes with
one party. and quite as often with both
by an item from Western paper. We
learn that inthe single State OF Ohio, there
are now before the courts of Cincinnati
one hundred applicants tor divorce. Many
other States present this year an unusual,
ly large number of similar cases. In
Massachusetts,. some forty applications OF
this kind are now undergoing investigation
before the proper authorities. A case of
this kind. which happened recently-where
the luckless swain was married to thu
wrong woman-brings to mind the old
anecdoie, which Lord Dover tells of Fred
eric III. Some of our readers doubtless
recollect the story, which is substantially
as fellows: gs .s.., ..si
One of the numerous whims of the
King was his fondness for tall men. OF
these he collected a regiment. by fair
Eueans and foul, marrying the soldiers to
women whose heigh; was calculated 10
render them. in the words Of the song,
Just the fiji wives. %
For men OF their size"
Many a poor damsel of extraordinary
stature, was compelled TO suffer in conse-
quence. On one occasion. captvated by
lhe altitude OF "a youthful giantess whom
he met on the highway, learned that she
was. returning to her native village from
Berlin. Accordingly he gave her a dollar
and requested her to deliver q certain note
TO the commandant before the gate o
Pot,sdam. The girl promised, took the
note aud the dollar and departed. Aware
however. of the roy al propensity, and sus.
pecing her late, she gave the note and the
dollar to diminulive old woman, whom
she found at the gate OF the own,stelling
herito execute the commission without de,
lay: The old woman FASTENED to the
conmandani and delivered the note. So
On opening it. he found. to his uttei
amazement. a positive injunction to marry
the bearer Immediately 10 certain greD,
adler. who was indicated by name. The
order was too iinperativeito admit Of hesi
,aiion, aud the unfortunate Goliah. despite
all his repugnance was yoked with The
good dame, who submitted to her fate viii
exemplary resignation. On discovering
the trick that had been played upon him
The King. Of course was not particularly
pleased. and forthwith, commanded the de
lighted grenadier 10 be released from hi.
Iurance vile by means Of divorce.
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Valuable Farms for Sale.

A VERY desirable iractof 100 acres, iu G, eel
II Township. on the State Road leading from
WoodsfieId Fishing e, eek, go acres cleared an.
under cultivation, with an orchard. log dwelliu
barn, SC.
ALSO
ION ACRES in jackson Township within tw,
1LU miles Of the Ohio River.
--ALSO- ti's
S0 ACRES in Ohio Township. the Rive
ejU buitom, u der a good state of cultivation
'-- '-ALSO-
OIn ACRES in Ohio Township within l !.
II miles of the Oh in River-well improved
H1hs ALSO
on ACRES in Section 3, Township 5, Rang
CU Z. in Bethel Township. near Jacob Llnde
moods
Apply to
JOHN B. NOLL. Real Estate Agent,
Woods6eld Moi,roe Co,
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Barrackman Bow crsock. Valentine Bowersock
John W Bowpfsock and Maiiah Jane Blake an
John Blake, her husband. will take nai,ce that .
;,rtitipu as filed against them the l7th day o
March. 1853, il the Court of Common Pleas o
Nonro~ county ohio. by George W Kmkbtidr
i6ti is NOW pe,lIng; Win, elm. the SAID George "
knkbride d. m"nd> par,'i,on of the following r~a
estate, to wit: Bsg.ning. for the same. at the Gen
tie corner Of Section twenty If Township seNet
IT Range seven. III Monroe onnty ohm. and run
Ing thence nerth sixty two rods. th-uce west for
ty-hire rods thenre south siAis-t,-u rods thenr'
--t thrss rods the Iare OF beginiI,g, cOn
taiing sixteen aud nne hundred and sin rn.l-
,,d that at the term of sid Court applic
will be made by the said George w. kmkbuid
tor an order that Partition may be made Of Sail
1rrmises. ~ At-
GEORGE w. KIRKBRIDE.
By lioLLisrkR. OxEY s. AoLLIsrER.
ett. his ATTY
March %. 1883
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This Way. B'Hoys!
HERE'S THE PLACE TO GET YOUT
MONEY! RACKs

yUNtIE undersigned hss Just received a smal
u stock Of Gun Barrels, Locks, Triggers
Mai,.springs, Tubes and cy linders hebongh, BIZ
stock Of John Griffith, Cncnnaii; his locks. main
springs. and tubes are all imported from Lundnr,
His barrels cannot he beat in the United States
All ask TO coufirm you in the belief, is TO cal
aud examine for yourselves.
! am going 60 start shop in the celebrated
"Tattle-town.'' one square south eas, Of Wm
BurdIt's Blacksmith Shop, on The road leading
from Wood.heId to Maaga = 211sse miles frn,r
Wo"dsfeld. and a. from Malaga. All work in
sured .'not to cut in the eve y lseA
= Jan B, 1853 D.S HAYDEN
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The Echo.

= +. E.H.
,4 Little George had not yet The least idea
Of an echo. One day. he happened to
cry out in the felds..HalLal. -
sraHuy heard the same words repeated
from the neighboring ,hickei near him.
= Surprised at the sound. he exclaimed
i"Who are youl''a upon which the same
voice also returned WHO are you?''
p George cried out, .'Y ou must be very
foolish fellow" s.Foolish fellowl'' repeat
ed the voice from The thicket. George
then began to grow angry. and he uttered
words Of defiance toward the spot from
whence the sound proceeded.
The echo faithfully repeated all his
words. Then George. in order that he
might avenge himself. searched through
the wood for the boy, who he supposed
was mocking him; but lie could find no.
body. ~ q
After searching in vain for some time
he sran home. and, complained 10 hi.
mother that a wicked boy was concealed
in the wood for the purpose Of mockin.
him. a. i3ss 4, .zs,lsss,sa ...s59,
"Ah. now you are complaining Of you
own SELF" replied his mother. e..Knov
that you have heard nothing but your owl
words; for even as you have seen you
face reflected in the clear water, so yo,
just heard your own voice in the woods.
"lf you had uttered an exclamation o
kindness, you would have received the
same in reply
It is thus in everyday life.. The con
duct Of others toward US is generally al
echo Of our own. ). 80.
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New China, Glass and Qneensware
.aep y a s Il u X f.,

No. 20, MONROE ST.. WHEELING. VA,
YEyHE Subscribers respectfully give nufice that
they have just opened Splendid Stock OF
the above WARE, together with assortment OF
Mantle. Ormamrnts aut Fancy Goods,
some of which New Patterns ana of exquisite
TASTE AND BEAUTY.
Iron Stone China and Porcelain Breakfast, Dim
ner, Tea and Trei Ware. of new patterns.
Hall Lamps and Lanterns, SOLAR aud
= Lard Lamps. britannia Ware,
6 Ta',ie Cutlery. &c. &c.
Together with complete stock of Common Ware
or CITY, aud couniry trade. We hope by keeping.
snch goods nn hand NJ this section ol country le.
anires and giving our personal, attention TO re.
packing the, same, TO convince all who may favor
us with their patronage. that they cannot do bet.
.er atany ser.establishment ia. the country
We invite all who may he purchasing their
suring stock to call upon before purchasing else.
where. HOBbS BARNES ~,
Flint Glass Manufacturers,
Jan. Z, 1852 Wheeling, va.
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Land for. Sale,

IN WASHINGTON COUNTY, OHIO.
n n a ACRES of limestone ridge land. nra'
IL IL " the bank OF Little Muskmgum. nine
miles fiom Marietta. about 80 acres cleared; tim
ber good About 100 apple trees, of which 30 are
hearing; 5 or kinds OF cherry and 5 kinds OF
plumb iress; quantity Of peach trees. aud somr
pears and grapes good two-stoIy hewed log
house, a well of good water, smoke house. pailed
garden, sc.
7 'f@ ALSO ets
n n - Acres OF land on the Waterford road.
H III ID 4miIes from Marietta so of viii, are
under ience aud in good state of cultivation.
Al So
80 - Acres on the Waterford road, miles
xEsS from Marietta. about 25 acres clear ed. and
wlIlhe sold low. .
N ALSO
"a oM Acres or the Mnskngum River. IA
H SVH miles fiom Marietta This tract
be so divided IS to make very valuable and very
desirable small farms. Well improved
The above tracts will be sold at private sale.
For particulars inquire on the premises. or OF
r., 0 BUCHANAN.
iarmar. O., Feb II, 1852. '[iyl
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Petition Tor Partition.
STATE OF OHIO. MONROE COUNTY, ss
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Mary Ann Dunawai,

Mary Ann Dunawai,
Mary Dunawal, William Dunawal. and Sarah
E,iZ ,br,h Dunawal
THE above n"ned d, Pendants will take notice,
l. iha, the plaintiff on ,he ll,h day Of March
1853, flied her petition fr partition in the Court
ri Common Pleas OF NIonr oe Coun.y, se an.t the
above named defendants, dt,nanains partition OF
the no,th end of the rast half Of the north easI
quarter of sectinn %. township s., and range
containing 40 aries. situate in the County atore
said. Aud that At the n-Nt term ot laid Count il,
Iune, AN order will lie male for partition of SAID
premises, and tor such other proceedings as are
authorized by law
MARY ANN DUNAWAL,
fs E By MILLER PENNINGTON,
March l6, 1853 Her Attorney.
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Partition.
Jacob Kastner and Barbara Kastner.


Catharine Pfeiffer. Adam Pfeiffer. Mary Pam and
her husband Isaiah Pain. Fr-deTica Pfeiffer,
Emile Pf.tfer aud Joseph PIeiiier.
.NNflE id defendants w,ll take notice that pc
l. ttion filed against them the 2nh d,y oi
March. 1888, III the CI-sk uffice "f the Court oi
Common Pleas. Monroe County Ohio. and is now
pending. wherein the said Jacob Kas,ner and Bar.
hara kas,ner demand pal tiion of the following
Real Estate, TO wit: The southeast quarter OF
the northeast quarter Of section 2S township 6
range q. containing fnrty acres more or less Ais
the north west quarter of the north west quarter
dissection 10. township 6. range 6, containing forty
acres more or less. Aud thu at the June Term
Of said Court applec alton will he made by the said
Jacob Kastner and Barbara Kastner tor an order
that Partition may he made of said premises.
ARCHBOLD & DAVENPORT,
Solicitor for Petitioner.
March 9, IS53 tt
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Notice in Partition.

TOHN KING. Lorenzn King, westIy King
a Israel King and Mahaa King. VIII" are resi-
dents ot the State Of Iowa. will take notice that
petition Was filed sgains, them the lst day oI
February. A. d. 1858. in the court OF Common
Pleas o. Monroe county, Ohio, by Ina King. and
is now pending, wherein the said Ira KING dt
mahds par,i,ion OF the following real estate. Ia
wit: The north h,if Of the north west quarter
of section twelve az township vo e. of Tang.
four &, in Monroe County, Ohm, and that at the
June Tenn of said court application will be made
by the said La King for order that partition,
may be made Of said premises
IRA KING
BY IIOLT.ISrER, OKEY s. HoLI.ISTER,
Feb. 9, 1883 His Attorneys
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A Word to Bows.

Boys, did you ever think that this great
world, with all its. wealth and woe, with
all its mines and mountains, its oceans,
seas and rivers. with all its shipping. rail-
roads, and magnetic ,telegraphs. with all
its millions Of men, and all the science
and progress of ages, will soon be given
over 10 the hands of, the boys Of the pres
ent age2 1t will be so. Believe it. and
look abroad upon your inheritance, and
get,ready to- enter upon your possessions.
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JOLUM N FOR RcCHILDR L N
a".eA WATER SON q. !.
BY w. O. BOURNE.

HERE, children, is little song for you.
from the ..Portland Pleasure. Boat" about
water, pure. sweet water - the healthiesI
drink ever used We fear some of you
10 not know how good ater is. Vi .ta.s
Many children are in the habit of drink
ing tea and coffee. This is bad habit.
and we advise you to get rid Of it. We
know children who drink nothing but cold
water, and they are as healthy and happy
as the birds; their cheeks are red, and they
are much prettier than those who drink
tea and coffee.
Did you ever. notice how sweetly the
little birds sing, after they have wet their
throa,s with pure water? If not, watch
them. But here is the song:
FER.
"Water! water!" cries the bird,
With his singing, gentle note;
And the liquid cry is heard
IS Pouring from the little throat;
Water! water! clear and sweet!
ATe.weet! Te.weet!'
| "Water! water!" roars the OK,
While ii rushes at his side,
| Down among the mossy rocks,
Ripping with its crystal tide;
Water! water! pure and true!
.Moo! Moo!''
| "Water! water!'' said the tree,
With It's branches spreading high;
"Water! water!'' rustIed he,
For his leaves were very dry;
Water! water! for the tree, %
,-~ Pure and free! -
"Water! water!'' said the flower,
Whispering with its perfumed breath
"Let me have il in an hour,
Ere | thirsting droop in death!
&. Water, water, soft and still,
H. Is my wil!'' -.
"Water! water!" said the grain,
I ai With its yellow head on high; +.
And the spreading. fertile plain,
eeA Ripening, joined the swelling cry,
Water for the grains OF gold!
'Vah Wealth untold! =
Water! water! sparkling, pure.
Giveth nature e., cry where;
If you drink it. | am sure
es 1t will never prove a snare;
Water is the thing for me-
. Yes! and thee!
/ Water! water!- Young and old!
Drink it, crystalline and sweet!
! Never heed the tempter bold
la e Crush him underneath your feet!
/ Water! water! youth. for thee 8
4 JssH IS Thee and me!
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aAn Army with .Banners.p

As you are whirled along over the Hud.
son River Railroad at the rate of forty
miles an hour. yon catch aglimpse, a every
,nilrute or two, OF a man waving something
| like wliite pocket handkerchief on the
end OF sick. with satisfactory sort oil
expression of countenance. IL you take
the trouble 10 count, you will find that II
Happens some two hundred times between
East Albany and -ThirlyFirst street. il
looks like rather useless ceremony, al
| first glance, but itsis,a a pretty important
one, nevertheless,
There are 2s5 Of these flag men, sta
toned at intervals along the whole length
OF the line Just before Train is to pass,
each one walks over his s'beat." and looks
! "a, see that every track and tie, every tun-
mel. switch. rail. clamp and ,Irivet. is in
| good order and free. from obstruction II
$50, he takes his stand with a white flag
and waves it to the approaching train as a
signal 10 .scome on'-and come on II does,
at full speed. II there is an yihiDg wrong,
heswaves red Gagto or at night red lamp.
and the engineer on seeing it. prompt,
shuts off the steam, and sounds, the whis-
tie etto..put down the brakes Every inch
of the road isscareiully examined after the
fpassage Of each train. Austrian espion-
age is hardly more strict. With such an
effective police. accidents from obstruc-
Itionssupon the track become almost irhpos-
sible. unless there is gross negligence on
the part OF the watch,nen,- Epe. Journal
I. oer Tie Buffslo' Courier, speaking Of
the steamboatlawfeceni passed by Con-
gress. for the safely OF the lives Of passen.
gers. says il viii prevent propellers, as
heretofore, from carrying passengers and
lernigrants, nillesst they comply with its
provisions. and we understand but few
of them viii! do so.a The expense in max
ing The outfit will be greater, il is said. than
the, profits accruing from the travel; still
there are, some OF the best of.themswhicb
Twill nc, tloubttry the experiment. Fhe de-
lnand for life. boats, life spfeservefs, &c, is
SO great tbatit is. With difficulty the steam
efs.can5bessupplied aWe hopeito see the
law carried gu, stringentt' and solely with
d view'tos the safety Of the lives Of pas
seDgers.
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TAMES WLLAMSON'S. lESTATE.-No.
d yaice il hereby given. that thesndersienrd have
hren appointed and qualified as Administrators o
the Estate Of James Williamson, late Of Monroe
county, deceased ed sisi trst1 '.z!sia9 = &
'13tH = MARY WILLIAMSON g.
s3s. ai-n ,GEoRGE CLINE,
March l6. 1853. Admire. {