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YOUNG AMERIcA.-Mr. Mckay, of East
Boston, has now on the stocks the longest,
sharpest, and largest ship in the known world,
and has named her Young America. Her
keel is 80 feet long the vessel will be $50
feet long on deck, will have ifty-three feet
breadth of beam, thirty fe ct depth of hold,
with three decks, and will register over
1900 tons. Her model is said to be the most
perfect specimen Of naval architecture, ever
produced by Mr.. Mckay, and is expected to
prove the swiftest in the world. She will
have four masts, the after one fore and Aft
rIlgged' and the other square rugged, with dou-
bic topsalls. In rig, as we'll as model. all the
improvements Of the day will be introduced
Mr.. Mckay builds her on his own account
and intends to place his brother, now can,a;n
of the Sovereign of the Seas, in command q,
her. She will cost about $500, OOO.-N r
Farmer.
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LYONS KATHAIRON.

giving IL ciean anu Deaung me y
the most delightful character 1t is superior any pre-
paration for these purposes in the world Price rs cts
IN large bottles See advertisement in another column
81 ID. 8. BARNES, Proprietor, l6l Broadway. N Y.
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r Z NJ o V A l..
III. H. G.. MARSTON

HAS re moved his stock IoIhe Store, formerly
Ill The Elliot House, next door 10 DAVIS Hatch's,
where ne will be happy 10 wait upon The public, and
sellthem any quantity Of Watches, Jewery, Or fancy
Goods, cheap
Bath Dec g. $50.
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Ship for Sale!

Gid reasonable erm s%p "% o ~ sbo Ss 500 500
IONS Durthen, super ior model drafted by WIN Hans
comb for fast sailer, with good carrying capacity
The best Of mate rials being used aud no pains
ared in her construction. She will be ready for sea
abo ut the middle of May For further intorma-
ton inquire of H.P. TOOTHAKER
Richmond Feb %, 1858. 1876
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RIPE PEARS IN FEBRUARY.-The Charles
ton Courier of Friday says we noticed a
short time since that gentleman in this city
had sent US from his garden some pears nearly
full grown. Yesterday we were presented
with several gathered from the same tree that
morning fully ripe and of most delicious
favor
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NG a. u u 61 o. s..

In Boothbay 9th inst, Mr. Albert Merry Of B, Miss
Nancy MARI Of Edgecomb.
In Wiscasset, 18th nst by Rev Mr. Balkan, Capt Jo-
seph Tucker of Charleston sc, Frances A. daughter
Of Patrick LennoX, Esq, of w.
In Damariscota, Mr. Edwin Delane to Miss Sarah
Mathews, both Of ID Mr. I Morrill, TO IS Mary L
Flye, both Off
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SHE FIXED HiM.-A young and piquant
damsel has just obtained in the Circuit Court
Of Kanawha County, KY, verdict of $4,000
against faiIhless swain, who promised to
marry her, and then up and wouldn't
Lucky he escaped such tiger.
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HI. III. R.
Not used for all Diseases and Complaints.

MOI nSed J0T all Diseases ana Complaints.
The sick viii please take notice. that X X Rene
dies consist of three distinct preparations; is
necessary 10 take more than of the Remedies at
time They are made to act instantly upon the lis
ease they are intended TO remove. Each Remedy is
intended for certain class of complaints and diseases
Railways Ready Relief is TO stop pain instantly and
10 remove lis causes speedily. Ii you afflicted
with Cholera. with Cramps, Spasms, Chill Fever
with Rheumatism Neuralgia, Tooi hache-with Diar-
rhGa, Dysentery-Radways Ready Relief will, the
moment il is applied externally taken internally,
the progress of The disease allaY the vio-
lent rrtations and stop the most toriurng pains
For Sick Headache, r Relief is the most speedy
relief known
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Notice.

THIS is 10 certify that have given my son Francis
i ii Wildes his lime. He can now transact business
for himself shall claim none of his earnings nor
pay any of his debts from this date
EPHRAIM WILDES.
Bath, Feb H. 1853. 3w36
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Nominations by the Governor Put
nam Of Belfast, Sheriff Of Waldo County Lee
Strickland of Livermore, Sheriff of Oxford.
Appointments By The Governor, lcith the ad>
vice and consent Of the Council Geo. Evans,
TO be Attorney General, vice Henry Tallman,
term expired Joseph Williamson, Jr., Judge
of the Municipal Court, Belfast.
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WTstar's Balsam of wa Cherry.

We Sc dom resort TO patent medicines, having great
respect for the skill Of regular profession but chance
threw into our way The above named medicine imme-
datey after the close Of the last session OF the Legs-
lature when our lungs almost dried up by The
highly rar6ed atmosphere of our sIove-varmed State
House. The Basam Immediately relieved ofa most
harassing cough, which threatened our health in a
serious degree We feel that indebted 10 it for
for some fifteen pounds of animal weight-which adj
diton once felt cannot be forgotten.
he genuine unless signedI BUTTS on the wrap
per.
CAUTIoN.-The only genuine and original article,
was first introduced in the year 1885, II has been wei
tested, aud appreciated for ten years, in all the COM
plants for which il has been recommended, VIZ =
Coughs, Colds Influenza, Bronchitis Asthma aud Con-
sumption, i'll its incpent stages. No other medicine
has proved more eficacious.
Rememberthe original and only genuine Wistar's
Balsam of Wild Cherry always bears the written sig
ma lure off. BUTTS Oh the outside wrapper.
Address all orders to the General Agent, Seth w.
Fowle, Boston, Mass. 4w29
For sale in Bath by A G. Page.
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Removal.

n r. SMITH & Co. have removed their store from
H. The corner Of Water and Fe leral SITS. Film ST.,
n The head OF Water ST., where they have filed up
with as good an assortment Of Family and Ship stores
as can be found in the city OF Bath.
Bath Feb 2, 1863. 80
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WINES AND SPIRITS.
For Medicinal PURPOSES.

TAMESMTTCHELL has been dulyapPointed " the
Mayor and Aldermen Agent for the city 10 sell
Wines, &C for medcinaland mechanical purposes on
ly,agreeaby othe "Act for the Suppression of drink
ing houses and ippng shops,' and Is prepar
furnish hearIce for the above purposes his store
on Centre Street.
Bath, Aug 10, 1852. loft
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Genuine Medicines.

TOMATO BITTERs-WeAvER's SALT
RHEUM AND CANKER CURE-MoREHEAD's GAL
vANtC BELTS, BRACELETS, &C.-DR. JAYNE's
FAMILY VI EDICINEs-WILBoR's COMPOUND
OF Cop Liver OIL AND LINE.
TOwnsend's Sarsaparilla | Caarrh Snuff
Pam Killer Richardson's Biers
Abbotts BiIters Syrup of Lverworl
Johnson's Llnamcnt Pulmonary Balsam
Medicamenum Pills of all kinds
Toohache Drops Pile ElectuarY
Composition Powders Bone LInament
Hair Oils Worm LoZenges
Eye Water Vcrmfuge
And all the most valuable GENUINE PATENT
MEDICINES, for sale al the City Market by
1y43 A. G.. PAGE.
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DIR. LANGLEY'S
Root AND HERB BlTTEKS.
OnIv o. and AZ 10 cents Der Bottle.

runSE ,vho ~ wise will be wise for themselves,
INA ,yha, nav ~ trnubIed with Liver Complaint,
Janndce. Indigestion. Billions, sonr Or weak stomach,
sick Or izzy Headache, Coughs Or Colds, Wsakhess,
~ hovs complaints and particularly piles coKlive-
nsss lad humors and all diseases rising from in
active Liver medicine Gun be better than Langleys
Biiters
Roo,u he RIBS and barks-thc best in natures store,
From broad Atlantic TO PaciGc's shore;
From north IN south their healing virtues lend
And in these BiiIers proves the peoples friend.
The bottles large-ihe price for one Is sna M,
'rry them, the pledge is life and health 70 ali
Pleasant TO take-n seasons cold or warm
Away does good aud never harm.
Wholesale Depot 81 Union Street. Boston.
For sale il Bath BY A G Page, DR. Mathews
and all dealers in medicine. Un.34~
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iLARRABlA cps
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

4 HEALTHY and restorative for the Hair,
IA preventing il from falling or, and restoring its
ural appea and orig inaI color when inclined
gray, making il soft ana fine, without the danger
10 the head usual with hair dyes, aud free from all
dlsagreeable conseqr ences. This res;ora I've, when
efficiently applied lis 10 the head removing
dandrrf aud ak culaneons erupIims while AT The
same time il stimulates the hair producing fac y.
glossy appear me- anI restoring IL 10 its original
shade OF color The proprietor has received great
personal benefit from The Of Ihis article, which he
has brought 10 its present slate OF perfection by re
peated and carefully tasted experiments and he
efers il 10 The public in the fullest assurance that il
cannot fail 10 give satisfaction when properly applied.
Directions accompanying each boiIle.
Prepared only by the proprietor, in Bath, who can
furnish any amount of nony 10 establish the well
earne reputation of The Restorative.
DANIEL LARRABEE.
Principal Depot for he sale ofihe above wholesale
and retail al Owen & Cos, FroniSl, Bath
Bath, Feb H. 1853 6m35
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Inauguration Ball!
AT
Granite Hall, SagadahOck House,

FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH A, 1853.
All, without distinction of party, invited to attend
MANAGE
7 G Stockbridge,l Southland, p;.hrord
w Owen, HathOrn, )
J III Allen n, VIM Grant, crd;
Sewall, ' E Batchelder, ~
ID Gilman, w Staney,)
j w Frye, Sawyer, : Augusta.
William Berry, Rockland. ii Baker
Hiram Fuller, )rr, A j stone, Brunswick.
A Stinchfed, John Babson, xU;,..o,
Jos Berry, Phpsburg. z Johnston, : "iSO"sso''
Chas w Patten, Georgetown. w Berry, Bowdoinham.
VIM Glazer, Newcastle. Arnold Blaney, Bristol
Music by Locke's Band. Tickets, $3,5O-including
supper-to be obtained of the Managers lind Sa-
gadahOck House. Dancing to commence at o'clock.
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EASTERN TIMES
81 MARINE JOURNAL. 80
ARRIVED.

THURSDAY, Feb IL.
SAILED.
Brig Lincoln Webb, Perkins, Georgetown, sc.
Sch Marcia Tribou, Sweetser, Potomac.
FRIDAY, Feb Is.
ARRIVED.
Sch Rebecca, Thurston, New York.
SATURDAY, Feb l9.
SAILED.
Sch Ellen Perkins, Stockbridge, Matanzas.
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We like, al all times, give credit when credit is
due, and II at the same time relieve The dis
tressed, we are douby gralifed we, therefore, give
the following voluntary testimony the beneficial
effects OF Wslar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, by the
editor OF the Columbia South Caronian, who appears
10 have obtained great relief by its use.-[Od Domn
ion. orIsmonlh Va
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-02-24
SPRING STYLE HATS.

new and superior style Of Mems KERSEY
HATS for sale by l.. S. FISHER.
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Notice
Flour

OF the choices, brands kept constantly OH hand and
" for sale al the lowest cash prices by
SO AT ROBINSON.
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Just Received

nIRECT from BostoR, a fine lot of Gelatine, Pre-
~ served Ginger, Catsup, Olive Oil of superior
quality, Maccaroni, Vermacelli, Jar Pickles, &c.
SO Il ROBINSON
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SPOKEN.

Jan e. lat 40 So Ion IL w, ship Mazatan of Bath FIN
Llv. pool via the Clyde for New York.
Fe5 |, off the smalls, ship Am Union Doane, fin Llv-
erpoo for New York.
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TO KEEP THE BOWELS REGULAR,

Andthe System free from Morbid HumOr.
r. R. r. No. 3.-RADWAY'S REGULATORS,
Act upon the stomach bowels liver kidneys. bladder,
urethra and skin. They regulate every organ in the
body No sickess, no gripping no weakness, no dan
OF taking cold is experienced after the Of the
Reg ulaOrs. Their action upon The bowels is pleasant
They create good appetite, and insure easy di-
gestion; they Dyspepsia, Costiveness, Liver
Complaint, Indigestion Bilious FeveIs Fevers of all
kinds Diseases of the Urinary Organs Price, rs
per box.
AGENTs.-A. G.. Page and N. h. Ellsworth,
Bath; Edmund Dana, Wiscasset; VIM GaIchell,
Brunswick; J Tibbeis Lisbon Thicker and
Samuel Richards, Bowdonham; David Newbegin:
Boolhbay. 3w36
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QECElVED, this day al the store on Elm ;, ano
IL for SALE $500 bushels mealing corn hour iaru ooA
rasins, cheese, smoked beef, teas, coffee, pckes
&c, &c. Old Hyson Tea, Young 40 90, Ooiohs uo'
NiHgyong do, Sperm OIL Burning riulu, ~, ~
Bath, Feb2 SMITH x ~.
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r. r. r. No. o FOR BAD COLDS,
Rad,can's Renouatinq Resolu ent should be used

In few hours after taking dose of his pleasant
Remedy, the patient feels working in the system -
Ii resolves from the solids all diseased deposits
makes he blood pure, rich and healthy; ScroE
ula, Ricketts,. Humors, Cancers, Tumors, Salt Rheum,
Ulcers, Syphilis, &c. No disease remain in the
system that is under the influence of the Rene
dies. Price ofIhe Resnlvent 81 per bottle.
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PRESERVES and Jellies. Of ali kinds. Canary,
Hemp and Rape Seed, CaTaway seed. Hops, Mac
ca ROM and Vermice Butter, Water and Soda Crack
ers, Soap Powder, Patent Soap &c for sale by
A. g PAGE. /,
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DeLaines at 6 IA cents.

A MOTHER lot Of those beautiful long DeLane Rem
n nants, just received at OWEN cos
Bath, Feb 8, 1853. "a
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REMOVAL.
=. 6. FISHER

Il. g. TT - Ell ER
HAS removed to the recently occupied by Elisha
Ill Clarke and ] ii Marston, where he will be happy
supply his old Customers and the public generally
with the latest styles and durable qualities of
Boots, Shoes and RubbeFS,
the lowest cash prices Also constantly hand the
latest styles Of Mems and Boys HATS and CAPS.
Bath, Jan s. 1853. 29tf
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MUSTANG Linament, Asate Linament, Pain Kill
l Ter, Poor mans Plaster, British Oil, Hnrlaem OIL
Nerve and Bone Lnament, Magnetic aud Hebrew
Plaster, &c. &c, for sale by A. G. PAGE
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HAS removed to Pearl Street I'd house Of aptan
III Parkers. Office asheretofore, opposite the Saga.
dahock House. 4Stf
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Sail Loft to Let on McLelIam's
Wharf.

ONE ofihe best Lofts in the city. formerly occupied
~ by Arthur Brown, well fitted in every respect
PossessioncaH be siven Immediately. application
Jam IL. &c JAN lis MCCLELLAN
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J. y. HUDSON

Has Removed to Front Street,
In The slo'e recently occupied by Charles Russell
OF all descriptions hand. Collins
furnished short notice. Old work repaired and
painted. 26tf
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TAPs, CAPs-Just received a good assortment n,
" Mems Travelling Hair Cloth Caps--a new nyticc
Wheeling, apr. l6 1852 y. d. HARPER
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REMOVAL.

TIE suhserlher takes this method of Informing hi,
friends and the public, that he has removed from his
old stand No. $50 TO No. ~, MAIN STREET, Union
Buiidings doors below Monroe street, where he h
prepared To exhibit his large stock of fashionable and
weiEmade FURNITURE, consisting of. Plain ard
Dressing Bureaus, Secretaries aud BOOK Csses Wsrd
tobes, Beadsiesds in their variety. Gard, Dining and
breakfast Tables, Work and Wash Stands, Iook inn
Giasses, Mahogany Chairs, Sofas DvAns, Ottoms ans Ae
A'so, isrse stosS OF WiadFoI Chars Of various r,t
terms, Ui seeuty and durability surpassed N ,Ts
rAv. fkUEAl aN III .A..,N
Whu,sivF AYR n Iena
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BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS.

THIS extraordinary preparation has heen for many
years the most and speedy remedy for Cousns
CoLDs, ArnsA, BRoS,nITis, lsILuEszA, and DISEASES
or TAE CHIsT AND LuSGs To those suffering from OBJ
stnate aud confirmed Coughs, they give the most i'm
and perfect relief and when great liability to
take cold exists and troublesome Cough succeeds the
oil hest exposure these Waiers produce the mosi marx
ed results. They at relieve the Cough and other
syupt ms aud entirely remove that morbid irrability
and weakness of the Lungs which give rise TO the com
rIaini. Tie medical properties are combined in an a.
srcoabe form and pleasant to the TASTE 50 that any child
will readily take them and they are warranted 10 give
relief in ten minutes after use in all cases
Prizes IS cents per box. For sale at
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LNRESH DRUGS!-JAMEs w. COLLINS,

L HHOLESfLE MD RET.AIL DRUGGIST
North side Main street, ST. Clasviie. Ohio-IIas on
mana, ana VIII sell cheap Drugs Paints Oils; Dyestuhs
Liquors, oi every description; Dentists surgical and
NtHlnary Instruments; renknves; Razor straps and
shaving Creams ol all kinds Brushes OF every variety;
cosmetics, pcriumercs of all Kinds; B ank Books; Let
yer, Note ahd fooscap paper Window glass, and IIol.
low glass ware; Teas; Chewing Tobacco. &c &c.
e has a's" on hand a,gc supply OF Castor aud sweet
Essence Of all kinds; Backing, large aud small Inks of
all eolors, &c. ~ "
thankful 10 nus customers for the liberal patronage they
nave given To the old firm, he would ASK continuance
of the same.
lie particularly invites the attention OF country ner
chants, promising II they will give him call to furnish
Them with any iicle In his line, low they can bs
bought IN The same quantities. in the Eastern Markets
March 95, It53.
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(,ALL AND JUDGE FOR worm

" selves.-WHEAr CmArLINE Jollers of no,nus
and Fancy Goods, Monroe street, Whac inr Va ~
would call the attention of mere hAnts and pedhrs IN @
Of 'H '" f"''
5000 rolls Wall Paper, of every quality;
I2O0 Window Paper;
30 " Velvet and common botdsTs.
~ dOz. FiTe Board patterns;
Cotton aud Elm Hosiery Of every dosct tIution.
kHk, cotton. and Lisis Thread Gloves;
spooi and fkeiu Thread
Buspenders, Lace Goods, etc:
Note, cap, Letter and wrapping PApeT;
School aud Blank Hooks;
Hardware. cutlery, COMBS buttons;
Pins, keed'rs hooks aud eyes;
Zephyr wOrred sewing silks,
States. stationery, brushes,
PerfUniery, gun caps, fishing hooks and limos
Together with every small article kept by country mer
chants.
IFTbose Goods are laid In expressly fur Jobbnr and
will be sold AZ sipal advance for or trade in hand
n~The highest market price paid for RAGS feathers
hsx seed, alnsaps, hoeswsr, wOolen Ks stc In 81
change, or fof Fssh March -, ls5s.
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STATE OF ONO. BELMONT COUN.

~. Ss.-tuURT or Cosmos PLE,s.-Wm W.
Blan har Robert u. McGrcw and Elihai eth Mci:rcy
his we, and James Warnock.-in Chaur e,y.--Thc no,
Ic'hrnt defendants Robert H. McGrcw and Elizabeth
MtHrew ls VIE viii take notice that the 18th day of
January, II j3 the plaintiff filed his bill in th, case the
object oi winch il To orecose mortgage made hy the
sad M,Grew aud wife To the plaintiff Tor SiO dated the
2th day Of May ieiH, ON the quarter of the ". e.
uarter OF ser II, township and range T. o ,he Seu.
henve district The prayer of the bill is that the said
tract of land he sold and the said ace debt he paid
You will appear and answer dcinur 10 the said b ac
Cordinp to law. Jous H. UEAToN CLERK
March %, 1853 30 W.
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To Pennies.

You will find these Pills an invaluable medi.ir. I,
many complaints to which you are subject. In osiruc
ons enef total or partial they have been found of in
mehls TO healthy action purifying he blood and Other
nuds so encc'naiy TO put to flight all complaints which
dness, dimness of sight pain ip the side, hack DC e
None genuine unless signed J. N Hobensack all 9TH
ers icing base limitations N'' S'"'
II Agents wishing new supplies, and Store Keener.
desirous of becoming Agents address the Pronri.
tor, J. N. Hohensaek, Philadelphia, Pa. f'''
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State of Ohio, Belmont Cyunty, SIS

Waidle Ball, TnE said defendant & his cred
Il itOTs i'll take IN
James j. hnwhnah) the :6th day of January. ls59 the
plaintiff sued nut writ of Attachment against tile ell
ects ui the defendant non resident debtor. before John
H. Johnson, Justice of the Peace. in aud tile said
county claiming the sum OF s, -. and that afterw as
such proceedings were had. that Il W. Micr credit.
ors, Of the defendant iied tciT claim for 2I before
the said Justice snl that IN com cuucnee te
Justice certified hs PROCEEDINGS this court al the
sping term l-53 according to law, and that the said
il now pending III the said court.
March H. J1.-6w. J. II. IIEATON clerk.
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Sale OF Real Estate by order Of Court
Petition of Guardian to sell land. Decree
Fall Term A. ID. 1852.
Samuel McWilliams. Guardian
of Thomas McWilliams. 4
Thomas McWilliams.

of Thomas McWilliams. IN pursuance of dc.
! / the Court of
Thomas McWilliams. Common Pleas Of Bel
mont County Ohio, had at the Fail Term thereof A. D.
I-5s, the undersigned III OTTER public sale Saturday
the 9th day of April A. d. 1t53 at II O'Clock, A. NJ at the
front door OF the Court house in 81 Cairsve the follow
ing Real Estate as the property Of Thomas New Williams,
minor to witt being part OF the of g. 2s, r. T. Il. s.
beginning for the same at white OAK tree standing
the ~ unndaty of said g. and heing the N. L. ar of
Samuel g. New Nilams tract OF land then f. 80 gi 100
poles In post from which white oak IS inches IN di.
amctcr hears = co. 2e links and hickory 10 inches
in diameter hea'sN SOC 4. links thence f. 2o7 ij l
poles to stone planted in the middle Of the Morris.
town road thence N. 14s w. ~ 20 100 poles stone,
thence ~ ga roles TO the hegnninp containing IS
- perces, moe less. Appraised at s2JO % lO0 Terms
OF salt" one half OF the purchase money 10 'e paid the
day Of sac. the remaining half in two annual in
stamoh;s th interest thereon from date The highest
legal bidder To he the purchaser.
SAMUEL MoWII1IAMa,
March u, RJ'.-f Guard afOTI said.
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NJ Office TO TOWNSHIP CLERKS

Il = ,nnet the new school Law, which provides for
Tile reorganization, supervision and m aintcn an, T Co..
mon n,hoo. the qualified voters resident within the
n SCHOOL Districts IN Helnont County are required 10
ouf and place OF hoilng district meetings and ptoc"rJ
r"' ny ballot three School Directors for the
usul,ts N lhe 'oGniy D those elected the persun
meeNnr TIE highest number OF shall hold the of
nee "r ihrer years the person rccev ng the nex
huher Sha hold The okoe for yeas and the pcrson
RECEIVING TIE next highest number shall hold The once t
one year. An each shall continue IN oice until hrs
sessor Is elected and qualified sc 5000 " '
Attention 10 this matter nf the utmost iuno,,.,,o n
order that every District IN the County may lie en,,,n
March 25 iH51.-te AuJ,tnY nr ,,,,,',, = =