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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-05-17
May Sd, 1854.

&TATE OF NORTH CAROLINA. MI MARIE
~ COUNTY COURT, April Term lS54, mAB = q q
COBURN, EX'R., against ARNOLD WHITFIELD Ell
Contested will of Ellen Coburn. 1t appearing to .n
kin of the said Ellen Cobnr is not resident Of this sac
it is therefore ordered by the Court that pubicao iS
made in the North Carolina Standard for SIX weeks
ing the said Hanse Coburn appear at the neXl Te
this Court be held the Court House IN IRE I wit
Williamson, the Second Monday in July next anu
ness proceedings or the case will be heard expare
him and determined accordingly. -o,,,.oox cIE.
Nv, 7o,A rp;ca 4 sss oo - 50-6w.
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nLENN,s TRUE vERBENA wATER.-TB

~ LENN'S TRUE VERBENA WATER.-TaB
IN delightful perfume, prepared BY Chemical pFcceS
from the hot house plant LEMoN TRIFoLIA confidently
commended the Ladies particular account Ofise
feshing and delightful odor. contains all the fTagle
of the plant itself concentrated form, and will be found
very useful for removing the anguor occasioned by crowd
ed rooms &c. Also delicious perfume for the Hand
kerchef and will be found much cheaper than the Extracts
and yet equally good and pleasant change for the Eau
Cologne.
Also Glenn's Musk Toilet Water
q Glenns Rose Geranium Water.
Glenns Citronella Water, sill delightful ard c0ncl'
tratod perfumes ~
For sale in Raleigh, together with assortment Gns
justly celebrated perfunery.
For sale by
Il. D. TURNER.
a D,nLg 4nra
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Raleigh May 10, 1854.

GEs'!-ORANGEs 1910 BOXES FRESH
Fand ine Ora ngcs just received and for sale ~
May Is, 1854. o.
q OST!-ON TUESDAY, End instq between iie9a@i
q a Depot and Raleigh, the Of Six hundred NV
Road. 1t wrapped up brown paper and tied WIEN
black tape string-it in my pantaloons pocket ",
The Standard office where can get tor any ln9Ia
of it will be thankfully received. There was two my wv
lar BILLS three twentys. and the balance in Tes ana
the numbers do not recoect. The finder VIII P
write to at Shocco Springs Warren Co, n, CJ,Drcr
Mar sa 1874 lO2l-lwpd
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FORM OF OFFER

SIR: Ter wc) sgree to furnish ard d.vtr at Ila S ~,
yard at in conformity with tie edrtrt;,T
CT the Bureau of Construction, &c, Of Nay g. ISL sH@
white-oak eli, w-pire plank stcchs Ter Loh rs r
may be- therein described. Nf
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NOTICE.

--,-r,n
EEyO MILL-OWNERS and THOSE ho h "a DE-
IL BUILDING .MILLS.-The Subscribers Delns
sirous extending their business farther south br
y inform those intending to erect Flour 1iiils f
prepared to furnish all kinds of materials
such establishments such as homework Burr ~, tba
are fully competent and prepared to execute acued
their line, and will warrant their work 10 pe eAe
the best manner. Address o,1yvFTI
New-Haven Connecu1T
April 25, 1854. lols-"
SODA FOUNTAIN.-FoR SALE SODA r roUer-
~ TAIN with marble head and slab, ting SO
tor and pump-and every other apparatus i9r
Water of superior quality 1t Will be sold I9T T
Druggist & Apotheel''
Oxford, N. C.. MAJ. 1s5. - I2z1---S-
I'D EMovAL OF THE BOOT AMP IS SHE q n
HI MANUFACTORY-The subscriber begs ie has moved
form his patrons and general that ne by
from Wilmington Street, to the house iately ~: 1f
Mailer fancy store, West side of the caP!o
Thankful for the liberal patronage herco se there!
solicits continuance of the same, promising 1an
pest n'a'eriais ana en- 0lls Henry A. DEPh
Raleigh, Angus. sath, 1858. - 92cc or
EHENRY q. CI,AWgoN, COACH - All rrer 70
z u RAGE MANUFACTURER. Also, manu- BaTs &C.
Bent Felloes, Shafts Hubs, Spokes, Poles opiDs
warranted the best quality of Timber tbo hest style
the art. ~ the shOrS
Repairing done in the neatest manner and on 'D'
notice. 97[[
WANTED.-TH9Er s SuDne Oh q
w wishes to employ PAINTER anu RonY- MAkBB ~
rages also two wood workmen5Ja onsant emPoylS5
viii be giren Address the SUBSCRIBE =. KTRKsBa
Chatham, N. G. VIZ Is
january II, 1854
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Arthur's Home Magazine for January
comes to us greatly improved in appearance,
by the use of new type, and frmer quality
of paper, without any advance in price,
This Magazine will always be of benefit TO
the Family circle wherein it circulates, as
It's articles are Of practical utility being les
sons of experience on the moral duties of ev-
erydny life. Terms, one copy per year S2,-
90; . copies $500; 3 copies $500; 1 copies
500.
The Lady's Book and Home Magazine one
year for $3.50.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Godeys Lady's Boot for lS55-As usual
Cooley comes out "a No. l" in the magazine
line, and stands ahead of his competitions
The January number is at hand and filled
with the right kind of matter for the fireside
Fashions for the Ladies-lessons in Drawing
TO- the Youth-and reading of all kinds to
suit all kinds of persons o! all ages.
The January No. contains 100 pages, 68
cngravings, 60 contributions, and ten full
page plates
Notwithstanding the increase in the prices
OF Paper--Printing, and of every branch
connected with publication, the price of the
Lady's Book will remain the same.
TERMS.
One Copy, one year, $500
Two copies; one year, 800
Five copies, one year, and an extra copy
to the person sending the club, 1000
Eight copies, enc year, do 1900
Eleven cop les, one year, do 5000
Godey's Lady's Book and Arthur's Home
Magazine will both be sent one yecr for So, 80.
L.. A,GODEY,
No. il3 Chestnut Street, Phii'a.
We will furnish the Boot and the Chroni-
Gle, one year for $3.50 cash
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
Sr. CLAIksrILLE, Dec. IA.

L.
Eggs; 10. Butter, IS. Flour, S,75. Hatls
10. Shoulders, 7. Sides, 81 Corn Meal,
IS. Sugar, 7@s. Coffee, II. Moasses
3l@aa Oats, 45@4O. Clover Seed 800.
Timot ly-scarce 3,25 @3,5o. Dried Apples
100. Nails SaJd 4,s7, Buckets 25 Salt
per barrel 2,62 Lard &c, Potatoes $l,25.
CINCINNATI MARKET
December ii.
Flour duI at $S,5Oas go. Buckwheat flour
Sc per 100 lbs. Hogs quiet at 4,9oa5, ,oo'--
Provisions very dull. Green hams G&a64--
Mess Pork held at $l2. Prime old lard 81
Molasses firm at 20c. Coffee ac. Clover
seed $50.
Exchange unsettled; prices favor buyers
rates ranged from par to one premi um. Some
ranks checking at J premium
NEW YORK MARKET.
December II
Fl~ur firm, Southern S5Oa937. Wheat
firm with upward tendency. Genessee 2'5o'
2,60; white Michigan 2,l7a2,2O.
Corn unsettled; western mixed 92a94
| Pork trifie lower, mess 1880; prime 1857
| 1850.
Beef firm.
Lard lower, with sales At loaloa.
Cotton unsettled. Sales Of 800 bales N
o. middling at 81.
! Money unchanged Reading 76. Illinois
Central 90. N. Y. Central 50. Erie So&
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'n reulrka5'e Cd-e. performed ~ the greatest OF all
medicines, 80 NETERls SPANISH MIXTURE" Neu
ra'gla, Rheumatism SCrnu'a, Eruptions the Skin.
Liver Disease Fcvers Ulcers old Sores. Affections Of
the idueys. u aca-es of tire hrJa Female Complaints
Pains and Aching uf the Bones and Joints speedily
ru TO fight by using this great and
For all diseases OF the B0Od nothing has yet been
found TO OUpare wt IT, II cIcauses the system of ali
impurities. acts gently aud efficiently the Liver and
Kidneys strengthens the Digestion. ewes tone the
stomach, makes the skin clear and healthy, and re.
torres the Constitution cufcCbrd hy disease broken
down ~ the ehcescs Of youth to is pristine vgor and
strength.
For the ladies' Il ncnmpsrahy better than all the
cosmetics ever used. \ few doses OF fCARTERs SPkssH
AiATCRE VIII remove al ssllowness Of complex ion,
bring the roses raniiug TO the check give elasticity
tho step. and mprCa tie general health in remarks able
degree. beyond all the medicines ever heard of.
Tie i1f-e number ol certificates which have recei.
we'd from persons from all parts Of the United States 10
the lest evidence that there is 40 llumug about it. Tne
pttss hotel keepers mag sraes, physicians, and public
men. we! known to the community all add their testi.
nnny % the wondeiu effects OF this GREAT BLOOD
PURlFIi X.
Call OF the ACEHT and Ccta Circular and Aimanse,
and read the wonderful this truly Greatestof all
Hciicines has performed.
None genuine unless signed BENNETT & BEERS,
all order. for supplies and agencies must be addressed
Aud for sale hy
II. ALEX HDER. st. CIairsvilis.
Jas. Baker. Wheeling.
WA. Dunbar. Uriomiowu.
Geo. e. Bethel Finishing.
Il. :. Clark. Norristown.
u. ". Mott Barnesville.
y. +. lilies :. son. Snrcrtnn
at'by Dealers in Medicines every where. Nov. 10.
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RICHARD Il. SEE& Co. publishers.
philaGpiDhia.
Come and Hear for Yourselves.

VIM. WINDOW, (of Mount Vernon, O }
the Grand Worthy Patriarch of the Sons o
Temperance will address she citizens of St
Clairsvi!le and vicinity Oh Temperance, il
the M. L. Church, on
SATURDAY, 10Th inst.
at one O'Clock, p. NJ. A general invitation
is hereby respectfully rendered to all to come
and hea- him, let there be general turn
out, he will also meet with the Sons in the
evening. All the members are requested to
be present. By order of the Division.
w. II, CLARK, }
GEORGE BRowE, Com.
j.. W. NEwPoRr,)
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Mr. PLEASANT Dec. Sd, 1854.

Mn. CowEN:--
At u regular meeting Of Mt Pleasant
Lodge, No. 90, |. y. q. +. held Saturday
evening, November 18th, 1854, among other
proceedings the following were adopted: The
N. G. having announces the demise of our
late beloved brother, p. &. Pinkney Lewis:
On motion committee of three we're ap-
pointed consisting OF C.~E. King,J w. Cor
such, and Benz. Walker, I, draft resolutions
expressing the sense of the Lodge, the follow
ing was reported by said committee.
Whereas, The members of this lodge have
heard with sincere regret the announcement
OF tho death Of p. 6. Pinkncy Lewis, who,
during the time he has been associated with
them, has by his consistent principles and the
purity of his life, endeared himself ts their
hearts, and reflected honor upon the order to
which he was attached
Resolved, That we sympathise with the
widow in her affective bereavement, and that
with her we derive consolation from the re-
Election that while all was so beautiful in life
and peaceful in death, the future presented
no terrors, and was rendered gloomy by no
doubts.
Resolved, That the charter and emblem Of
this Lodge, be clothed with the usual badges
of mourning for three months as token of
respect to the memory OF our eceased broth
er.
Resolved, That copy of these resolutions
be presented to the widow of the deceased,
and published in the Steubcnvlle Herald, Bel
mont Chronicle, American Enterprise, and
Western Recorder.
A. C. NOBLE, N. G.
JAcoB STAMM, Sec'y.
At regular meeting of Jab C! Encamp-
ment, No Al, held Nov. 2Sth, 1884, II series
ot resolutions similar to the above were adop-
ted. c. i. KING, Scribe.
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BOYS OUT AFTER NIGHT Among the hac-
it's which have observed as tending most
surely to ruin, know of none more promi-
neat then that of parents permitting their
sons to be in the streets after ntghDm
1T is ruinous to their morals, in all instan-
ces. They acquire, under the cover of night,
an unhealthtu state Of mind, bad, vulgar, i'm
moral, aud pro'anc language. obscene prac-
tices, criminal sentiments, lawlesS and
riotous bearing. Indeed, it is in the street
after nightfali that the boys principally ac-
quirc the education of the bad, and capacity
for becoming wdy, dss olute, criminal men.
Parents should, in this particular, have rig
id and infexble rule, that will not permit u
son, under any circumstances whatever, to
90 In the streets after nightfall with view
of engaging in out of door.sports, or meet
other boys for social chance occupation.-
A right rule of this kind invariably adhered
to, will soon deaden the desire for such dan
gerous practices. ..H..r
Boys should BE taught to have pleasute
around the family centretable, in conversa'
tion, and in quiet amusements. Boys are
seen in the streets after nightfali, behaving
in manner entirely destructive of all goot
morals. Fathers and mothers, Keep YOU
chiIlren home at night, and see that yo'
take pains to make your homes pleasant, at
troctve, and profitable to them; and above
all, with view of their security from futur
destruction, let them not become, Will
forming their characters for life,so accustom
ed to disregard the moral sense of shame, a
openly to violate the Sabbath Day in stree
pastimes, during its day or evening hours.
.s. Journal of Education.
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SIIERIFF'S SALE.
Ann Wilson, CT al
IS:
Mary Bailey, ct al.

S1Y virtue of an order OF Sale TO me direc-
, ted from the Court of C, mmon Pleas Of Belmont
County Ohio will offer for sale al Public Auction, OIL
Wednesday, the l7Mda Of January, lsj5.
letwe,n + hours OF IL O'Clock, A. ", and O'Clock,
r. NJ Of SAID day front door OF ths Court loy 20
in St Clarsvjlle Belmont County Ohio, tile following
described Real Estate Situate lying and bciu. ~ saiu
county OF Belmont and being in the North West quar-
Ter Of section H. Township and Range g. Except %.
IN the South east OF said quaftn, TuuhuA
lhcucr north IO poles and thence far YVES; a. to Con.
tain 31t acrcs--conIaung 1885, acres more or less
Sherlfi's Ofice. December l2lh, i-Jl.
JOHN {. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
H., Il Nsii-s3
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SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS.

n hOTlCE is hereby given that the following land,
~ wiz be offered lot sale a! Public Auction at tLc
front door oil iG Court II ouse in 81 Ciairsvc on Sa-
I'll rday ;he @7th day of January, \. d. 1850, on the
folio wing condition, viz: The highest bidder 20 he tue
purchaser. No hid Will lie taken said land for less
amount than the appraised value thereof One twelfth
OF the purchase money To I've paid at the time Oi sale aud
the balance in tweivc annual instruments oil equal
amount with annual interest thereon.
: aid land being lu6 acres, rOOds and 20 pcrc hes
more or lcss on the side of the North west quat
ter OF Sec. 49, Tp u and Range 4. APPRAISED al the
OF SEl2u.
: aid lana lies ia Smith Township, Belmont County,
and near TO Central Ohio Rall Road.
u. TKUENAN, Auditor OF u. Go.
81. Clarsvillc, Dec. 10, ts54-Gw.
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Se reached in lebs than thrty.sx hours, II
would seem proper to send a message thi,h.
er. Telegrophic dispatches addressed to the
family have not been answered.
There appears to be great deal Ct excite
mcnt on the subject Of the disappearance Of
Miss moore in Rochester. A rumor was
started that her body had been found floating
in the Genesee River, but II turns sut to
have been ill-founGed, and the whole affair il
still involved in mystery.
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aCThore are few things which afford u greater
pleasure than sitting down 10 write n notice ol the
celebrated lluofaud German Bittcrs, because we are
fully conscious We are conItfiing public benefit,
and our heart tells Us that by our notices many have
been induced 10 take these Bters, and been rescued
from death by Ndyspcpia liver complaint, &C., Tor
the cure of which 1t is certain. 1t Is prepared and
sold only by Dr. G. NJ jackson. nt the German Med
cinc store. No. 100 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
Dec S--2W.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
J. f. Grove
Us:
Ann Z. Pool.

DY virtue OF an order OF Sale to me directed from l. e
ID Court Of Common Peas Of Bc'nOu. County, OhI >,
| viii oIer for Sac al Public auction on
wednesday, The 10th day Of January, d. ~.
l.5j between the hours o; 10 o'coch u and clio Il
r. NJ Of said day the front doc. OF tue Conr. ou sc
III 81; Clairsye BelmOut County. Ohio, the i"itow ng
rihcd lands and cneneus 20 Wit situate y ing aud
huna tho County of Brlnon; aud Stale OF Ono, ana
bounded and described a. lOicws Los No, one !"o'
three nur liz, and tyCny-tirht IA the town OF The
Grsat Western said c0nuty. aVd also one "her iact
or parcel land supposed TO he ole ana aa! acres
Icing hat pnr. ion a. land which Isaac Lee bought o.
BENJAMIN Barrett. which lies ssut Of ic town pai G'
the Grea; Western in Belmont County. ONO. i1ur0-
ed on tl. East 10y Isaac Ito formerly John NcCracken
on the south hy John Staunon the Wptby tie Coun.
ty Road and on tho North by town plat 81 lhe 1reai
Western in said unty. Sheril's Once, ST. CIairsYile
December the eth, IsJi. 80 -
Dec stii, 1854. SS3,7J
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

IN inviting our many thousands Of friends TO Tenew
their subsc TiptiOus ~ JHE WEEKLY TRIBUNE, II ia
hardly ncccssbry 10 say that shall omit efforts
give variety its contents. aud render IL IN.
tercstng and valuable as Family Newspaper than ii
has been hitherto We think We have a right TO be
proud well grateful for the public approval. ~
etrtngiy eynCeG y tile TACT that list O suo
has grown the nufher Of nearly li5 coo;
and we reason why even that number should not
gre tly nr eascd. There may he those who liko a
really Independent JOmTua devoted TO the OF
DOM Temper ancc, Good Morals, aud SOGni Literature,
who. trial, might not he pleased with THE " EER.
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TAKE N OTIG

7 MAT | am closing my business, and
IL request all lltt have unsettled accounts with mc
call aud tie before the LIST OF January
next, and o5iigeme.
layc on hand u lot oG BOOTS & SHOES, which |
VIII sell low for cAsn.
ALso-A lot of Spanish Sole and Hcmlock Leather,
with linng skins, Goat aud Kid skins, Philadeiphia
Kip aud CAT Skins.
Shoe Thread, ress, Nails OF ali kiuds, PInchers Ham
nIers, Shoe Rasps, Booi Webing Lasting Tack, &o.
HENRY MITCHELL.
ST. ClairsyilIc, Dec. 10TH, 7s5i--3i. pd.
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To CtrB srpscPinrrs We send The Wr&RLT TRI.
BuSE 10 Clubs tWcuIy more iur 81 per annun each
WHEN THEY OHE ADDRESS; hut we cannot al
ford 10 do so when we required to write tile names of
subscribers tie pagcTs. We have tried the enper
nrrt ol printing cheap papers 20 the utmost. and are
Obliged 10 insist the above distinction. TO Clubs OF
twenty or over. with the name uf each subscriber wr
ten on MS paper charge is 81 20 eaci Al these
rates caumol aurd to give extra copies 20 those who
pet ur Clubs and must depend the GSerOns of those
who thiiR they benefit the public by aiding 10 extend our
circulation. Any person wishing 10 o!taIn paper Tor
his services has only get club of twenty al 81
a5 each when The twenty papers VIII he sent fairly ad
dressed 20 his subscribers aud one in addition 10 himself
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State of Ohio, Belmont County, SIS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS

Joseph Perkins & Louisa Perkins, his wife, Plaintiffs:
rs:
Isaar rcrkins Reuben rcrkiuc, samurl Perkins George
Perkins, July Ann perkinr. Adam rerkins, Mary
Pcrkus, ilcaekIan Saiic and his vile Celana, Arthur
MuGay and his wife Louisa John MCGay aud MS
wife Emily, rhilIp ShHicr aud his vile Ehz16eii,
Samuel Reed aud his wife Maonia. Defendants
Petition for Partition.
pIIE Defendants al! residents of the County of Bc'
L mont except Arthur M,Gary and his vile who re-
side IN the state of Virginia, viii all take notice that
the Plaintiffs aiUrest id on the 9Th Of December 1851.
filed their petition i'll the Court of Common Pleas oi SAID
County against all OF said defendants, demanding par
ttiou of all the real estate OF which Reuben Perkins late
Belmont county died seized of, said real estate Beng
in several tracts, situate IN me County OF beimmt anu
described follows 10 wit firs tract being So qr ol
the s. pr OF sec. 81 Tp s. range t. containing 39'
2d hengn, G. Or oin. same sec. range ana
Tp Containing 80 acres 81 tract being H. eqr oilhe
II ar ofSeC u, and ra rye 4, containing ~ acres,
Ath being the hall OF az OF sec s3 range land
tp s. containing 80 acres 5t tract being part of tie
west halt u rr OF Il, ip and range T. contain.
ing iO acres 9th tract being ar OF tue q oi Sec
being 10 acres OF equal bteslth of the end Of the
ar OF the az of sec Is, p and range el tract
bsng the r Of the or o sec "a tp ana range !,
containing 1870 acre. HhtfaC icing IN two lois, Is lot
being part of hall Of Oisec 81 tp and range
A. containing Is scres, 4d lot being North end Of WI of
ar Of o. tp and range T. containing 30 acres,
Imh tract heltg sec :G ip and range I, containing
81 acres more less lil tract being WI OF a OF
sec 90 tp aud f. containing 1913 acres l2Ih tract
hemg thes or of qrOf 20 tp and range - CON
tanning 1886 acres, 18Th tract being the lr ON
or OF sec 90 tp fHd range 4, containing 39So acres
ilh tract being 10 acresof equal breadth OF and o q
wqr "a, fps and range 4, 18th tract being 81
of ar of -. tips and range L. containing 'o5t
acres 10Th tract being part of the W ar OF sec %
In and range t. containing 80 acres, l7th tract being
the ar of 2a, Up and range 4, containing 40 acres
ali of said tracts Of l9nd containing the aggregate 81
more or less, and particularly descIned ~ saio
petition and 10 which the Defendants are referredc
That partition of lid premises is demanded subject to
the dover, herGt fore assigned to Mary Perkins ah'
which is set up in said petition That al the next tern
of said Court in February IcJ5, the Defendants are al
notified that order ot partition will he asked Tor de
anding partition of said premises between ie parie
To wit, and that if partition cannot he had wliou
manifest injury, then said premises he appraised
""" '0'' Miller PENNINGTON,
Attorney for Plaintiffs
i Dec. IT, 1s5i-6w.
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Sale of Real Estate by order Of
Court,

ON Thursday, the 18th day of January
1855, on the premises between the hours of 10 o.
clock, A. NJ. and O'Clock ?. NJ. will he sold TO the
highest bidder the following Real Estate, a. the prop
eriy of Henry Howell deceased. 10 wit: TIE East OF
the n. l.. quarter of Section 70, in Tp I, OF Range
containing 20 acres more or less, amt lying ~ kehahu
TOWNSHIPS Belmont County, Ohio. Payments onc.ha
down. one fourth in one year, and one iouTlh IN twe
wears with inlegesL from m day of sale,
JOEL ELLIOTT, Admir- OF
Henry Howell, Deceased.
Dec. 18th, l65i-iw.