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The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-11-04
STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUN

STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUN-
~ TY, ss.-JohE Bailey. William Bailey aud Mar.
so, sa'ay 81. Henry osrnshSn Ss.., Ann Loniss
Carnahan Isabella Carnahan aud Caroline Carnahan.-
Court Of Common Pleas. Petition.
The above named defendants who reside in or near
Newport in the State OF Kentucky, are hereby notified
that the 2lst day of September d. 1852 John Bailey
william Bailey aud Margaret Bailey, OF said county,
filed in the Court of Common Pleas Of the County oi
Belmont and state Of Ohio, petition against the said
Carnaan late Of said county OF Belmont deceased the
Object and prayer OF which petition is that in the year
Zane, as Executors of Ebenezer Zane deceased. ceI
tain lot OF land situate in the town Of Bridgeport, Bel
mont County, Ohio beginning for the rods 80
feet west OF tho H. corner OF ot No. In the side
Wheeling street, SIS 3ar. w. to the N. W. corner OF
lot OF d. panens, thence continuing said course with
Y0ungs ot thence at right angles on the u. boundary OF
rounss lot 10 poles TO the side of Wheeling Creek
W. corner Of D. Parrens lot thence with said lot
10, n. 49, poles 10 the place Ct beginning.
Containing 6oa square rods. That tue said John
| Bailey procured loan of some money of the
said James Carnahan to pay the purchase money
and drccedt the deed be made TO the said James Car
ment of said of money. That said John Bailey
paid said Carnahan said sum of money In full and that
said Carnahan in his life time made and executed deed
for said lot of land TO said Bailey hut that the was
not delivered That said James Carnahan dies leaving
Caroline Canadian his widow and the other above
defendants his children and heirs al law who hold Inc
legal title as trustees In trust for the plaintiffs. Thai
John Bailey made hs last VIII and Testament in writing
whereby he devised TO the the real estate abovt
described, and that since his death said will duly
proven and ordered TO be recorded SUCH the
court TO order te above named defendants TO make
cute aud deliver to The plai infs good and sufficient
deed OF conveyance for said real estate according to
viii OF the said John Bailey, decd. And In default o
said deed that the order and decree OF said Court ope
rate as such conveyance and for other relief And the
said above named defendants arc further not hod that
unless they appear and plead demur to said
petition against the ID day of January, d. 1854 that
the plaintiffs will Apply TO said Court to take the matter
the petition confessed and decree there
| on al iis next term thereafter
JOHN II. HEATON, Cik
| by PETER TALLaAS, Any for pltds.
Oct. -, ls53-6w.
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TuE FUND COMMISSIONERS OF

/ BRLSosr Cpusry, ohio, re- wtLLiAn BooKrR
and others.
The defendants, John w. Mansfield, Margaret Mans.
field William Winters, Robert Winters aud Abel Win.
tiers, some, If not ALL Of whom reside in England,
hereby notified that the original Bill in the case, which
was filed February 60. 1852 was filed TO Obtain settle
mont Of the business, accounts and affairs Of the late
eorpor aon known by the eorporatelname Of The Pres
idcnt Directors aud Company OF the Belmont Bank
st. Ciairsv lie, and that supplemental Bill filed
in this the first day Of October, 1882 making
the above named Winters and Manfelds' defendants
to the original B and requiring them stoc khoders
in said Company to appear and answer said bill.
d. s. COWEN,
Oct. IA, 1881 Solicitor for Coniplts.
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.OURT OF PROBATE WITHIN AND

~ for the County of Belmont and State Of ohio.-
ABSBR WELLS Administrator OF the estate of John
Thompson, decd, Us: THOMAS b. THoMpsos, ct al
Petition to sell land TO pay debts.
George Murry and Eliza Ann Murrv defendants to
the above petition who reside where in the State
Of Illinois, are hereby notified that the 9Th day of
September. 1858, the undersigned Administrator ,fsad
estate filed in the Probate Court his petition represent
ing that the personal property to pay the
debts OF said estate aud praying the 10 order the
undersigned TO sell the following real
tate TO witt being part of section No. 1j township No.
and range 3-beginnng at the northwest Of said
scctiOn thence with said section line south 80 poes
the National Road, thence with the meanders of said
road TO the Cuvert below the upper bridge said
tion thence North 13 East 70 poles Is links to lime
stone in the North boundary line of said section thence
with said line west 6d poles TO the place of beginning,
contanng thirteen eleven poles be the same
or less-and being the place where the deceased
last dwe You are hereby notified that unless you ap-
pear plead, answer demHr to said petition against
the 26th day Of November next, the undersigned will
on said day ask said court to order the
Isuch administrator to sell said real estate TO pay the
debts of said estate. ABNER WELLS.
Oct. IA, ls53.-4w.l Admir- ofJno. Thompson decd.
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

l petition will he presented TO the Commissioners
of Belmont county prayu for ,he vacation of part of
county road leading from Beallsville Monroe county,
TO New Castle, Belmont county. Commenon for said
vacation the graded road leading from Beallsve TO
Barnesville, on the land OF James White, in Wayne
township running through the andsof Abraham c. Lo-
per, 10 the long run OF Pney.
Oct. 1i.-4t pd.
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.LOTHIERS GOODS.-MEN AND BOYS
~ Goops, for sale by
REM. THOMAS.

full line of CLOTHS, DoEsKINs, CAsSTMERHs,
aud TROWsERINGs OF everr des.
crpton. satins Vevets, silk aud Plush goods. All OF
which will make 10 order in the best aud most sppro-
we'd manner. Call and examine for yourselves.
St. Clairsvie, Oct. Z, 1853.
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r AND FOR sAIE-The subscriber of.

II AND FOR SALE.-The subscriber Of
1 fers for sale SIX HUNDRED AND FORTY
ACRES of land lying In section 10. Green township
Hooking county, Ohio. There Is on the premises two
CABIN HOUSES. About four acres are cleared a. each
cabin The land is well tmbored large quantity Of II
being poplar. There is plenty of STONE COAL and
IRON ORE on the land. Said land lies miles from
LOGAN, one mile from the IRON FURNACE, and one
half mile from an EXCELLENT SAW MILL. For
terms enquire Of JosEPH WoLF living u miles from the
land or the subscriber, living near CADIZ, Harrison
county, Ohio. SAMUEL HINES.
Cadiz, June 81. 1853.
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LNARM FOR SALE!-The UNDERSIGNED
Il will sell at public vendile, on
SATURDAY., November 9Th taxa

betwecn the hours of 10 o'clock A. Al, and o,sock
NJ on tho premises the ollown ibed
estate viA tho North east quarter of section 90 In
range ,, Said land 10 situated In Richand townshin
Belmont county, Ohio. Terms. onothird In hand one
third IN one year aud onethrd In two years with in
terest and secured by mortgage said land There are
about 90 acres cleared and the land is OF excellent, quail
W There Is good Orchard aud Stable and toierabIy
good frame dwelling house on tho place,
A. the same time aud place will be sold about & tons
Of hay and about 100 bushels OF corn.
Oct II, le53--ts, pd. "'
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M ANTILLAS AND SILKS.-A few
lNI doz. beautiful mantas made OF beautiful ius,red
n ,rm%,a w.hI"es n, 5,Ine uo pan
unusual large stock Of those long SHAwLs same make
we have had last years which everybody says are the
preest ana cheapsst IN the city, Call and see them al
sep 30 STONE 4 THOMAS.
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A. Nj. ADAMS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
c L @ 7 H | N G
D 3 I 4 BIZ | 3 H N R N 7


....... ..... Wheeling, Va,
WHERE always can he found the largest, cheapest
w and the most desirable stock of Goods in Wheel
ing lie has just returned from New York. Philadelphia
and baltimore and his Goods present unusual a,trac
ton din pointof quality and STYLE and is well known
the best bargains can be had of him. For Good and
Cheap Goods he stands unrivalled Do not fail to CALL
or you may regret II. H. .fH
His stock consists of the following articles:
100 black cloth dress coats 100 blue brown and green
dol $50 black cloth froCk do $50 blue brown and green
business coats made Of cashmere cloth, Sc 100 bes
coats, various colors 1000 felt and blanket coats so
doz Mariners stripe; doz silk undershirts 10 doz
cotton undershirts; doz. wooden undershirts; 9 doz
snS M S pants 100
500 black satin vests at all prices 1900 fancy vests
all patterns; 1922 valencia, marseiles, velvet. &c Is
doz fancy crayats 12 doz. neck ties; 60 doz pocket
hdks silk and lnen 90 doz. suspenders all prices and
styles go doz. half hose; 30 doz. drawers.
All the above articles, with great many more, are
offered very low, my Clothing Store corner Of Mon,
roe and Water st, ests Wheeling. Va, also fine assot
NJ B.-Particular attention paid to custom york and
all orders viii be filled with dispatch, by A. NJ. A.
Opinions Of the Press.
CLoTmNa.--We would advise all persons wishing
FRS Of good material, TO call at A. N. Adams Cloth
ing Store, Water street. He has very fine
ment of everything in the clothing iine.-D1iiy Fnt.
CloTn!sol CLcTnINall at fair prices always had
of our friend A. NJ Adams, corner Of Monroe and Wa
simeres, &C., is fully prepared TO rig you out in the
This gentleman has about Sl50Oo invested in fabrics
OF the richest make and can furnish from top
save with shoes Particular attention solicited to
his Stock comprising does, coating vestings, pan
taoons neckefchefs drawers suspender patent spring
stocks, and splendid lot of hats and caps You
go amiss by calling at his for any garment
tended for the comfort decoration of your person. As
he does alarge business he able sell cheap his
being "quck sales and small profits" This added 10
the fact that he has his goods made under super
attendance should be sufficient indictment for every
man disposed to bny, 10 give him CALL Let all, there
fore who seek their own interest encourage home in
dustry" by shedding their threa1n.re garb for new
one.--pafy Times 4 Gazette. oe:. 20. ls'2.
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DIR. HOOFLAND,S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS,
PREPARED BY
DIR. G. M. JACKSON,
No. 100 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
READ AND BE CONvINCED.

F.. PERKINS, Marietta Ohio, Feb. 30, 1881. said:
"four Bters are highly priced by those who have used
them. In case OF Liver Complaint of long standing
Bheh had resisted the skill Of seusrai Physieians was
entirely cured by the use Of Five Bottles {"
q. L.. DRAKE, Freedom, Portage Co., o., April 81.
1884, said: "Fhe German Bitters you sent me last ba
not yet come to hand. have been of the article for
time to the great deriment of invalids II is med
icine much thought OF and sought after in this comnu
nifty"
b. NJ. HUTCHINSON, NJ. D., Bedford Cuyahora
co.. o. August 26 1852. said "rhe Bittcrs yon shipped
me in May last are all gone - think Il is great
medicine and pm recommending il to my patients and
friends (Which do for other patent medicne0 Yo,
will please forward a large supply"
e. FRENCH, Wooster, o., Nov. 30 1852 said:
have used three four Bottles OF ooIand's Ger
Btters for Dyspepsia and have derived great ene
fit from their believe them To be good for all dis
eases for which they are recommended"
w. NJ ORR, Wooster, o., October Cd, 1852 said "Yo,
them ior Dyspepsia aud 1ndgestion take pieasur
tant for the above compIaintshsy dseidedpin ad
ranes Of all the proprietary msdietnss Of the sddy."
.,tMr. Orr is distinguished lawyer Of Wooster.
| These Bitters are ENTIRELY VEGETABLE. They rope
prostrafe the sysfom, but iHpigordtsh.
il. H. ALEXANDER. St. Clsr.viuo.
Geo. &. Bethel, Flushing.
VIM. Dunbar, Unontown.
| =. Gregg, Morristown.
| ". ". Mott, Barnosville.
| NJ. y. Miles u Son, Somerton.
.and by Dealers in Medicines everywhere. Oct as IS:
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"Let Nature copy that which Nature
ERooms up stairs. 60

~ EW GOODS.-Beautifu and fashiona-
bic Lawns from O. to 25 cts. per yd. Berage De.
anas from 10 cts. 62a per yd Neat and yerv
handeome Silks from 6ss cts up TO so per yd All
gooh articles Call and see w. P. ASBURY,
May o. -H'f No. 1862 Main street, Wheeling.
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CtARPETING.-l00 yds. superior listing
~ earpo,ing choice patterns 500 yds. superior kemp
earpeting The largest stock Of carpeting kept ny
any house In the chy-siso few pieces Of very cheap
lowered, do. (sep3o.) STONE THOMAS
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Sheet IrOn.

JUST RECEIVED-25O0 n Sheet Iron No. &c and ~.
suitable Tor the Stove business, for sale by
apr 30, 1859. I7s Market sousre.
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rINo COUNTRY MERCHANTs,-H.T

W COUNTRY MERCHANTS.-H
II AND Cars AT WnoLEsALE-we are now receiving
our fall and winter stock of Hats and Caps, which will
we ee assured the largest and cheapest brought
to this city. Country Merchants who design
east are particularly invited TO Call and examine our
STOCK ior we are certain the prices fully low
any house in Baltimore. p
...' 8. D. HARPER Il SON,
No. 129, COR Main and Union sts., Wheeling.
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One hour daily is devoted in teaching systematic
Style of business writing, combining freedom with a
thorough command of hand and pen accuracy and ee'
gance with and rapdty, and perfect legiby it'll
| beauty Of com ustruCtiOu.
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CAR VENTILATION.

r. \, cs.ss u Ia " 1. rS4se
SIE | see by srticls in Tie 1rIjsne Of Nov T.
,xred c. thss there i mistake OF importaD
ne viz that my plan OF ventilation brought
eIs last wear Which rot the fat Il is true that
sxrerer made ase in The fa OF last year. bat only
20 asonssrse ijss bat the plan not put In ops
rson uG abo1. tbs isi oi July last which shor1ess Of
iu,e usy scceuns Ter The limited Knowledge Of the pub
Is er tAt subject.
VITA rsgsr1 20 Is, being net entirely satisfactory wiz
cDy ,sy ess may pot BE- % those engaged In expert
tnsntinS Ire ebees but Il sny II the pablo who
have rs cfers0 either la the past summer or Ia the
eed weaker lis fall say thai Is operations are not per
Rctc satisfactory, have ysG 20 lesrn the fset have
eonfasnce eneu In ~ say that ii this plan does not
sSs sss setSe % ~ believe tia. any plan viii
VII tso ssSle .hAf car plan works "a well In cold
weather IL scpmer eeese keep mp the free circu-
tseR sna The ar before Is admitted into the cars
saskirS .e all salabrel.s AMI pleaSGnf as IN summer
Nsls gvsr~ssis N yeals 4 WATERBURY
k~Assfs NJ, Z 1873 Z. ATWOOD.
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Tie Fssaiis3ss SsltsS has the io.lOwing ~ SesPrs
vr0e Sop,sg rsw hcvers in NEginis
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Wnier Cure.

YDROPATHIC SCHOOL and CLINlQUE.-A
Medical CnGue will be held the Lecture Room, No IS
Iiehs each FRIDAY AFTERNOON at which al patients who
come before will be examined and prescribed Tor gTl
toLsy.
YDROPATHIC and HYGIENE INSTITUTE,
No 10 Lsights-R. Il. TRAIL, NJ D. Proprietor Drs o.
III TAYLOR L. HO5FORD Assistants odsions foe
100 patients The School Department commences November
MRS. COVE NICHOLS and Mrs. IOKBET, Wa
NL r Cnre Physsns consultations and city prscce
Ct No 81 Amoss No. s. kerst- and supply water cure
tookS and instruments
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fptfNWaI CoN,rSrloN.-fho editors ard pabhshr
fau met adopt.d recitation 50 hold an liof C,nven-
,u al Cincinnati vomaencing ON the 10th OF jAaaary
tst We utist ard that sn cnif VIII BE- made 10 have
t,t,v county n the state rYsenscd aud that tea,
At lt,e,s w b. 81 secarv history OF the entire
rarsr nxss ~ she state with view Go is pah 'aon In
k.k Etu Matters ct mnch interest Will come before
A.. NaVestp fordipg it one OF great interest :, its
,n,s'h.es The Ssu sAoali DO Issued AZ onco thN the
r,..ssry csnrlanons may be made With care ana acca.
,s,, spd clher hlees arranged Sr the aetoa Of the
V,i,retiNr. Ashens 90 Messenger.
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CUPREMR COURT-sEYMOUR H0YT, Plaintiff
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CAMPhLLL You hereby uHqnsd and rcqa-d % saer the
The (ouH % kings he Brooklyn Cir, Hall on The i day Of
UsoLtr 1885 aud copy - The iaid
psini the ~ bsf Office nanber 50 Wsret New
iot City within days amer the service OF his
exclusive o. The day VI service aud fail 10
iss said oOmplant within the time aiorcsd the plaintiff 20 &C.
ID tke dame szsr for the u Seventy i've Dol
wh inti, nun the f DAY OF January. thousand eight
b. ndr,o sld ay besides the Of this ton Rad 0tobof
I'd 1853 BRADLEY, NILS Woodruff
o2s iaw6wWsd Plaintiffs Attorney.
CUPREME COURT-City and County OF New
- York JOSEPH WAND ssainst MOSES C. EDWAROS-
demand contradiction not served TO
the DEFENDANT You hereby summoned toi required -
complaint IN this action h het "a the oce Of
The the City aud County OF NeTlork 81 ce CY n
the 18th day OF October 1883 aad aeopy Of
YOUR complaint slhsciber his Bee
No Wall in the Chg Of hewYoFk within twenty days
the service OF this extensive OF tue day or
hsrce M h- said complaint within tbs
afor said the plaintiff this action vii take judgment a<snst
hundred and yeHsyhge d1a git inter-
thereon om The ID day OF oebsF one thoos1nd eis h bar
drd and 6fythfee bids The OF this action D October
n 1888 D. 7 EAsroN Plaintiff Attorney, No II Wsilss
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