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The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-11-03

G~TThe Belmont Medical Society had offer
ed to them at their last meeting a resolution
to the effect that no physician should receive
student into his office 10 undergo course
of instruction until he had first passed an ex-
animation by Board Of Examiners appoint
ed by the Society. This resolution to be
discussed at she next meeting OF the Society.
This is progress in the right direction. If
this resolution is adopted and then rigidly ad-
hered to and ascompetent Board appointed it
will be one of the best moves the Medical
Society ever made.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CITY OF BELLAIRE.
CITY LOIS PUBLIC SALE.
On Saturday, the 18th inst,

ON the grou uid,will be offered at public sale ANY
NUN Err oI lots now laid out, and IN part compri-
sing tho prospective. city sfBellaire. The Sdyan-
tages o this location make it ascertain anythin ng de-
pending upon future developments can be, thai the
city now in prospect will soon be 50 in reality. The
site OF the city is extensive river bottom over lev
ell ana lying high and dry above the greatest OF riv-
er floods. The high lands rising by an easy ascent
expose at about twenty feet above, the surface tho
plain, an ncXhnuslabIe vein OF the best quality OF
mineral coal; very easily worked, and sopinS as
to DIR ain itself.
Situated OH the bank of the Ohio riyer,sut the
present terminus Of the Central Ohio Railroad,
where freight ard passengers will be transferred by
specitl arrangement TO the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road on the opposite side of the Ohio river, and on
the track OF the Marietta Railroad, the new ci ty
will enjoy every desirable facility for transportation
and commercial connection. 1t is backed by u
country OF very rich land, well settled, and culiya.
ted by an Intelligent and thriving population. A
site Tor city, more pleasantly situated and comb.
ming more advantages for manufacturing and coul-
mercal purposes cannot be found upon the Ohio
river.
TERMS OF SALE.
One.third of the purchase money in hand; Que.
third in one year, and the remaining third in two
years. wi tn interest on the deferred payment. Those
proposed terms can be modilied To suit the conye-
nience OF p urcb' ,ers.
03@ Sale to commence at 10 o'cloolf; A. NJ.
For information or private arrangements previous
to day OF sale enquire of
JOHN KELLY, on the premises, or
WM. BUSHFlELD,
in Wheeling agents for the Proprietor.
Nov. 3, 1854
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L A N ID A ND OCK
Mz-GpmR NSA-ur.

The Farm in which I tecontIy resided Is for sale,
with the exception OF 100 ncros about the dwell.
Iinp) 1t WILDE divided into three or more tracts
containing about 100 mere oach or undivided into
smaller tracts ifdesired Said lands will be offered
at private sale until Wednesday thess22d day OF No.
venber. when, II not previously sold, they will DO
disposed OF at public sale.
They are amongst the best Of Short Creek lands
and highly productive in corn, wheat. grass and
oil vegetables and fruits suitei TO this latitude lying
within miles Of Wheeling Va and on the turn.
like to West Liberty nnd Bethany, recently Mead.
amisod, within short distance Of them. they offer
Inducements for country seats, not surpassed in
henlthultoss Of location, beauty OF scenery, and
abundance ofeoo1 springs.
On the day above mentioned, nfIer the sale Of tho
land will sell III Auct ion without reserve al my
stock oisheep, ,iiorsee and Cattle. Also some fine
rigs Of Middlesex, Beikshire, and Mackay br,eds
Tho Sheep are equal TO any in this country, and
amongst them nre many valuable bucks.
fhe sales OF wool from my flock have averaged
for the last yeats. about 60 ceOts per pound.
p<r Sale 10 commence ut ~ O'Clock, A. NJ.
Terms made known on day OF sale, aud lands
shown of any time by applying at mr residence on
Ianpdon street H. w. CHAPliNE.
Nov 3--ts.
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0JThe beautiful countenance Of the
HON Journal once a week lights up our
sGnctum with a genial glow. We know of
no other paper in this country which so rich
ly merits the title of literary paper as the
good, genial, kind, sparkling, witty, spicy,
Home Journal. Geo. p Morris, author OF
"Wsodman spare that trce," aud Nat p.
Willis, author of - ever SO many exquisite
poems, are the editors. 81 per annum, (for
the paper, not for the editors.)
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And in Corporations as follows:
Bridgeport 20 sc; st. Cairsville, S7s JacOhsburg, Il
In addition 10 tGe above there is levied in the foil,
ing named townships and school sub-districts,
school purposes, the following amounts:
CoLERAIN--Dist. No G, for building and fuel q
FLusBISG--Dist. No /, $40, Dist. No. ., 81 same
Dist in Union, 81, Dis. No 3, SIS, Dist. MOI,
S35 Dist No ), $40, and S2j., Dist No 6, SIS,
Dist. No 1,l5, Dist M &, Gown OF Fiushing)
Sl0O, Dist No 0, $40, Dist No TO- $50; No H.,
SI0 ~
KIRxwoop-Dist No l. $40, Dist No ., siGO, Dis
Np4. $50, Disl No 5, s325, Dist No 6, S3lO,
Efst No Z, SO DIST. No. 5. $50 dolls. Bist NO9
SIS, Districts Nos IL and II, 800 dolls, Dist No
IL, 90 dolls 2
MgAD-A general tp levy, except Dists and Q, and
so doll.
rgAsg-Dist NoG, 800 dolls, Dist No 2, 800 dolls.
RIUnLASD--Dist No. u, 10 dolls, Dist No 5, 20 dolls.
Dist Noe aDO dolls, Dist No Q, 33j dolls Dist n
No TO- 26d dolls, Dist No IL, go dolls.
SoNERsET--nst N0B, 500 dollars, Dist No 7, 40 doll.
Dist No'S.' lsO dolls. Dist Nos, llO dolls
USI0S-Dist No |, 500 dolls, Dist Noe, IS dolls.
Dist No ,, l2J dolls Dist No 4, IS dolls, District
No ), 40 dolls, Dist No q, lO5 dolls.
WAYSE-Dst Nos, 800 dolls, Dist No o, SEQ dolls.
WHEELING-Dist No 3, Is dolls, Dist No 100 dolls
WARREs--A general tp levy, except Dists and Z,
1869 dollars, Dist No >, (town or Barnesville,)
1900 dolls, aud over rather than under. 3
WAsHIRGToN-Dist No ], 10 dollars, Dist No 9, so
dolls, Dist Ho3, 6 dolls, Dist No 4, 10 dolls,
Dist Nos, 10 dolls, Dist No q, 10 dolls, Dist No
T. 10 dolls Dist No 0. 90 dolls, Dist No IL, 20
dolls, Dist No IL, lS0 dolls.
YoRK-Dist No 9, ~ dollars, Dist No J, l2 dolls,
Dist No 6, york aud W NashingiOn) rs dolls.
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0FCape Race, near which the awful ca
lamity to the Arctic and passengers occurred,
is the southeastern point of Newfoundland.
All vessels, whether steam or sailing, pass
directly south of it. 1t is turning point in
the great highway of nutions it may be said
with almost perfect truth, that every vessel
steering east or west across the north Attain
tic. will pass within Fifty miles of this head
land.
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will attend in person, or by my deputy, on the !,
lowing named days, at tile usual place oil holding eie
lions each of tile tcwnsips, n receive tazss, viz
Pulney township,'on PIidsy, the 9TH day Of oclobs
Pease, ON Saturday the 7thi Colerain, on Monday,
9th York, on "Wednesday, lthi Washington, on Thin
day, the l2th; Wayne, ON Friday, the l3ih; Smith, d
Saturday, the lith Head, on Monday the 10th; SOM
SET, on Tuesdsy, 18th; Warren, on Wednesday, q
Islh; Goshen, Thursday, I9th; kiTkwood on FTidt
the aOth; Cnon Saturday, the elsi Flushing, on No
day 23i; w heeng, on Tuesday, The 9Th. And l w
be in my office in ST. Clsirsville, from the last
day of December.
THOMAS JOHNSON, Treasurer
Treasurer's oifee, Bel. Co., Aug. %, 1854.
N. B.-Ifip the number and varied forms Of the abs
specified levies, anything should be found 10 have
niiseonstrued omitted please forward the necssa
rrecton Immediately, and thus preclude the nee
u" ar7''O's and 'r'nsfe' an, 4sS,,y SsIiss .s,.s
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ATTACHMENT.

4 my inst ance attachment was issued ON tn
~ 18Th day of October, by William Smith, justice
of the Peace, OF Warren Township, Belmont County
against the goods chatteis, rights, credits moneys
effects Of James Kinsey, an ahsent debtor for the
OF thirteen dollars and ffty cents, and costs of suit
WILLIAM BARLOW.
oct. 81, I65i-3t, I'd.
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0JWe clip the following from the Cleve-
land Herald. 1t will be soen that our fair
townswoman, Miss SalLie Norton receives
an honorable mentio on. We observe that ed
itors from other parts Of the State award Miss
.SaHie the first premium.
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G. r OC e r | e s,
ATTACHMENT.

A n NV instance an Attachment was issued ON the
"A I5t day of October, by William I, Meek, Justice
of the Peace of Warren Township, Belmont County,
AGAINST the goods chattes rights, credits moneys aud
effects of James KinsIey resident DEBTOR OF SAID
County the OF six dollars and seventeen cents
and costs of sun. H. H. Moi l.
nrt nd.
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GrWe are glad to hear that the Western
Railroad, up Wheeling Creek, is a "fxed
fact" and that the heavy sections in this
County will no doubt be placed under con-
tract by the lst of January next.
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PR O BIO NO PUBLICO.
-n%A Va KID wa5vM W
At The National Hotel, Main ST.,
Prize of Splendid Book and Gold PeIicil,
IVnpTII nIn

WORIH SlO.
PROF. MILLAR s. BRO, begs leave, most re-
spectlully to return sincere Acknowledgements TO the
Inhabitants OF ST. Clairsve, and its vicinity, for tho
very liberal patronage extended towards them du.
ring their brief sojourn among them, and would po-
litely announce that they will give another course,
and us an additional inducement to Pupils they Of
fer prizes, elegant copy OF Mrs Hemans Poeti-
cal Works. and Gold pencil.
Prot. M e. Bro, call the attention OF Merchants
and others to their off hand bIsness Pcnmanship
which is admirably adapted to all business purpo.
ses and with the aid Of his new Hand Brace (which
used by him olily,) he guarantees to improve all
rendering freedom and ease to the writer
Please call oil them above, and examine the
great improvements made by their Pupils in this
place
Terms for this course s3 Academy open from
A. NJ to 10 p. NJ Their reasons for keeping open
at night is TO give young men, whose business will
not admit of their attending during the day, n
chance to become good and expert penmen Re-
member, good hand writing is great recommen-
dation A Ladies Glass meets daily at 3 P. M.
N. B.-The subscription book, for this course. will
remain open for one week, only
ST. Clairsyille, Nov. 8, 1854.
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0HrWe learn that Wheat is selling ntlhe
Belmont Mills for 81 ,55al go per bushel.

GrJoseph Morris, Esq, Of Woodsfeld, for
ttcrly Congressman from this District, died
ut his residence in Woodsfield, last week.
Mr.. M. was father to Jos. X. Morris, Esq
editor of the Shirt Of Dsmocracy.
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Sentenced to lei Hung.
New YORK, Oct. at

VIEW I lUKh, OCl. 40.
Nicholas Beeham, who has been on trial
for several days, at River Head, for the mur-
der of the Wickham family, has been found
guilty and sentenced to be hung. He treat
ed the matter with perfect recklessness, and
made jesting remarks to the Judge after SEN
tence.
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We invite attention to the advertisement
of Prof Mllur g. Bro. They propose giving
a second course.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

October 80.
Cotton unchanged. Flour unsettled; gucd
Ohio $8,S7O9,lS. Southern firm at 9,376
9,Sl.
Wheat firm Corn at ,rAe ehigher; west
ern mixed Slas2c.
Pork advalced, sales of mess at $l2,62a
1875.
Beef and Lard unchanged.
Coffee unchanged.
Sugars firm, Orleans 5a54
Moasses steady.
Oil, I.inseed frmer at sic.
LIE ad frmer.
Stocks lower. Money unaltcred; Virginia
skies 89a Cumberland 2s; Readibs II; Erie
433; N. Y. Central S6A.
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Friday, the lst day Of December, 1854,
letween The hours Of 10 O'Clock, NJ and o'clock p
W. Of said day on the premises in pea4e township in
said county, the following described lauis and tene.
mens' siuhc lying and being in the county nj Belmont.
and state OF Ohio being in section j. tn and range
2, commencing the east boundary al most west of
rerches to white o1s themes ia Se,,Ges s 10 a."
old stump, thence 23l = 3D2 pprches 10 beech.
rercnes u beech, thence 3gt I42 rercbcs 70
white walnut; thence ~. ? II perches to b wal
MT. thence f3. ,e73 uerchss TO an elm, thence
~ - l32 perohes 10 sycamore, ihencc sf0= Q
l52 perches to teech thence ne e Iea perches to
poplari thence 2O7 el2 percles a sugar iree
thence l11 2O.l perches to post (bearng to a W
walnut u 429 W - links; thence sgl - percbes
to rsnge line thence 1923 perchea place Of he
ginning. containing 1870 acres, rood. 20 Oj perChcs
hLSO-AnLther tract being in the same section
Aforesaid. arR described follows to wic Eagiuninp
at the corner Of said tract at an od stump: thence
I27, els.4 perches; thence e3i 500 perrhes to
heeeh, thence 23@ I7.s perches an ash thence
-: e 9.1 EsTehes to beech, ihenees6li W II
Baiiey's run; thence 49, g7 perehes TO stake:
thence G7l &c 10 perches stake: thoncen III
thence 3l e 30 percne: thence 81 W II p.rch,
es; thence 80 : W rerches; thence G1l = " Is2
" 1873 perche'; thencee 1903 perohes to a white ost
inthe place Of beginning, containing sa acres rooI
ALSo-Anoher tract leing in the same section srors
said. and described follows 10 Wit Bcrinuug at,be
neCpIHet o. sail Uect az eech thence 3pl : lI2
peTche' 10 white walnut thence 3Di 'e II perohes
to black walnut; ihen~e s43l ; "a nerctes to an
elm thence al ,e 1872 pei clesto asycamorc thence
W 20 l12 perches to beech; thence - :. Igq
perehes TO poplar thence 20 , 12 psrches to si.
gar; thence "a e2li perches post thearing to
White walnut n is :. " % Inks thence sgE : " 2n
~ perces to Baevs run; thence .! w I3 perehes:
theme, y : ~ 1873 perches thence n 2al : 10
Perches thence Di ,w9 pcrchos; tliencen Oh 10
petchesi thence > :. " 10 perehes; thence I3g
2I3 perches; thences 72i 90 perches 10 chestnut
tree thence 6l. &c 81 nerches 10 beech 10 the place
o e2innihg, containng 81 acres. rood. 81 pcrches
Inc Conditions ofthe above Sale. will he a. follows to
w one third in hand on the day Of Sale one third IN
ohe year One third in two years. with interest on the
deferred payments.
Shsrifs Office, October Goth 1854
JOHN c. NICHOLS, Sheriff. Of o. c. o.
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RAILROAD CoLLIsIoN-GREAT Loss OF
LIrE.-Thc Cleveland Herald has the follow
ing despatch from Detreit, dated the 9th
ult.
The Express Train which left Niagara
Falls, on the Great Western Railroad, came
in collision with gravel train on the track
at five O'Clock this morning, about fifteen
miles this side of Chatham. Fi(ty-six emf
grants are know to be killed; some in the
first class passenger car were badly injured
1t is thought some fifteen more emigrants
will die.
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COLD AND SILVER WATCHES, OF
~ all qualities-Huning. Magic. and d. D. Cases
just received aud for sale al reduced prices, by
J 4. SCOTT.
No. lJi Main ST., w heeinp.
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CrBrig Horace Greely, from Georg etown
S. c., for Philadelphia, was lost in the ale
on the 9th ult, with all on board.
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WOOLEN FACTORY.

u VIE subscriber having taken the Old
Stand at Afmsiroup's Mills hereby informs the
pubie That hewbe prepared IN flw days. to stiend
way Of Pulling Dyeing &C. and also during te W inter
heeAPtcN 70 put Nv and start Spinning Machinery 70
~ 10 ne wen prepared tne ensuing season. not only Tor
IafhIne aud Spnning, hut the manufacture Of goods
rOuqhou "a he has had experience in all the branches
OF country manufaCtory Of the kind. lie hopes 10
merit a share Of public patronage.
-. GID. JOHN G. GRAHAM.
Armstrong; Mills, o., Oct. 9Th. ls5i-3t nd
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ONO STATE FAIR GROUNDS,
NEWARK. Oct I0th


The undersigned, seize onSiltuted Com
nittce of Cevelanders, upon Ladies' Horse
womanship. witnessed the riding upon the
course this afternoon and while we acEhow-
ledge that all the contestants were superior
horse women, we cannot refrain from ex-
pressing Arbitration at the daring, skill, and
grace Of Miss Coulter, of Mansfield, who,
riding, curbing and governing at will, spten-
did bloodea animal never before backed by a
lady; and afterwards "A superior pacing horse,
proved that grace, skill and during, rob wo-
manhood of none of its other charms.
To. Miss Norton, Of st. Cluirsvlle, the
rider of the beautiful cream colored animal,
we award great praise, as we do to Mis-:
BRzEE, of Lancaster.
ARTHUR HUGHEs,
SHELDON PEAsE,
HENRY BINGHAM,
SAMUEL Brown,
WILLIAM WALwoRTH, 9
M. S. CASTLE, 3
JOHN A. WHEELER,
GEO. B. STEEMAN,
II. NJ. CHITTRNDEN,
JouN H. McOMBER,
G. l.. PATRICK,
Attest, W.. MAY, Sec.
Cincinnati papers please copy.)
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-No-
IA tce is hereby given that at the Probate Court for
Belmont County, the undersigned was appointed aud
qualified as Administrator, of Wm McMechan Dee d,
late OF Belmont county
All those indebted said estate requested make
Immediate payment, and those having claims against
said estate notified TO present them for settlement
within year from this date.
DAVID BROWN, Admir-.
Oct. 27th 1859.
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BELMONT PROBATE COURT.
Robert Hall, as Admir-, with will ANNEXED of
Lennon Ryan, Decd.

Jane Ryan, James Virtue and Mary Jane LIS wife Mar
tia ID. Ryan, Martin Ryan Winfield Scort RYAN Els.
ahe'h Ryan, Lucy Ryan, Emiiine Ryan and William
Ryan
Petition.
II ME above Defendants are hereby noti-
Il fed, thai the Plaintiff as Aforesaid filed his pet
tion in the Office Of the Probate Court, within and for
the County aforesaid the 18th day of October ls5I
setting forth among other things that ErmlOn Ryan in
his life time, entered into in writing with
John Stewart Stephen Odell, William Barnard, VIII
ham Garter aud Robert Hall, Plaintiff or the sale and
conveyance them respectively, for certain lots and
parcels OF ground, situate in the OF Fairy iew aud
in leimoyt County, AMI particularly forth in said pc
titiohthat order will be asked from said Court for
power TO complete said contract and deliver
deed, according the said contract and the
statute said case, made and provided
MILLER PENNINGTON,
At'y for ROBERT HALL.
Oct, 81, ls5i-3w.
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R00 lbs Potash, and 500 lbs Sal soda-ust received
COO and for saleby JAMES w. COLLINS.
ST. Clairsville, March 25, 1853.
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6TCoUNTRy PRODUCE Of all kinds taken
on account for Advertising, Job Work and
Subscription al this Office.
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0(F'The brig Adele, on the Sd inst, in a
gale was thrown on her be I'm ends, and all on
board perished except a sailor, who was res.
cued, after being Is days on the wreck.
Sentenced IN lei TYuny
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

Sr. CLAIRsvILLE, Nov. 9.
Eggs, 10. Butter, Is. Flour, s,25. Hams
10. Shoulders, 7. Sides, 81 Corn Meal
10. Sugar, 7@8.' Coffee, Ii. Molasses
1908 Oats, 45@4O. Glover Seed 800.
Timothy--scarce 3,25@3,5O. Dried Apples
100. Nails 8a9d 4,S7. Buckets 25 Salt
per barrel 2,62 Lard &c. Potatoes Sl,25.
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SHAD AND HERRING
Id Just reo'd and for saleby J. THOMPSON.
Mays
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0TItwas well said by some one that Nov
em5er and Dec. cmJer were the embers Of the
dying year.
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SIIERIFFS SALE.
John Nelan,
Us:
G.. w. Nolan, et al,


RY virtue oI an order NJ saie me directed from
- Court Of Common Pleas of Reimont County ohio
VIII offer for Sale at Public Anoiion on
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Balance in Treasury seitlemeF. Ss,23I o.
believe tho foregoing 10 be exhibit OF the
Rec .pts and Expenditures Of Belmont County, from
June o, 1853, TO June Is. ie5i.
ID. .TRuEMAN, Aud Bel. Co. o.
ST. Clairsyillc, Oct. y, 1851.