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MISCELLANEOUS
Sewing Machines.
singers Patent Straight Needle Perpendicular
Action Sewing Machines,

t'-"~~-----~F
WHlCH have acquired an uneqaaled reputation for
" excellence. in all parts the world, i"r every
variety OF Sewing offered AT the reduced cnfh
prices Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS. Tho clear p,ot-
from the of these maelines Ia from eSo 10 $1,000
yrar depending on the kind Of work done.
Wewiah Ia call the attention OF manufacturers par.
ticulary to our newly invented and entirely original
Machine to Sew with Single Thread
This instrument Ia admirable In contrivance. nnd
so perfect in its operation and result that snmands
the unqualified approval of all VIII, understand the All
Of Sewing by machinery For linen sttchius this is
the only machine that make stieh which will r.
main disiscta~d beautiful after washing. For shoe.
work and every sort Of eather-scwing bag mak ing
Msttressesand all Sewing In which great STRENGTH
OF SEAM Is REQUIRED, the work of this machine
cannot be cqueet Ii is simple in its cons,roe-
ton and much more easily managed and operated than
any other
Hereafter shall be prepared to supply variety ol
Sewing machine.--csch perfect and complete Of ia
kind, nj the following cash prices:
Needle and shuttle machine of present style wood
On box, 800 90
2. Needle md shuttle machine of present style
on lion ilume. $llo 90
3. Needle and shuttle machine with newly in
vented feed suction and checked spring, $'"o 90
4. Single threaded machines 70, nennnd other
liehl Sewing. $Ies 90
5. Single threaded machines for Sewing bags,
sacks and carpet baes, sle5 90
g. Single threaded machines FOR shoe work and
leather stitching. sle5 90
- Single threaded machines Win npphlhlus
To bind muttrusses, Sc. $l35 90
8. Single threaded machines of extra sze,f
quilting oou, lning., $40 90
o. Single threaded machne.,of larger szo,for
quilting extra sixe Innings, $3.50 90
10. Single threaded machines adaped to lap
scanning. cont sleeves, &c., $60 00
IL. Enbroidering Mnchine, making
mental stitch with Threads, $3.50 90
~. Machines of large size for Sewing
ings and ship snils--with fixtures md mp.
Taratus oompetc-from $40n to $500 90
Machines will be fitted for any unusual prculiariiy OF
work reasonable terms, The Machines securely
packed for transportation to any part of the world and
full printed instructions for using aud keeping them In
order, furnished with each machine.
Machine needles. Silk twist spoos-3 cord linen
thread &c. always hand aud for sale lowest cns
prices.
Principal Ofiice--No. 323 Broadway, N Y.
BRANCH OFFICES:
81 South Fourth Street, Philadelphia; l59 Bald
Street Baltimore; 25l Washington Street, Bost "a; l9I
Elm Street, Cincinnati.
nov 90 d3m I'M. SINGER & ca.
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Hurd's GOlden Gloss for the Hair.

A MONG the mnny preparations for the growth of tic
IA Hair this Golden Gloss takes the lead. Three
will be given why il universally used und
preferred to all others;
ls Because it has the most efiectua in Bal J.
2nd Because it imparts beautiful dark gloss
and delightful perfume the Hair. 3rd Because the
Ladies' with fine discrimna lion which they ell possess
-have adopted il.
Many other could be given why it 10 gient
favorte, but those who have only give IL
tnl.
PRIcE-25 cents in large bottles.
For sale by Druggists and Sforekecpers everywhere.
VIC. HURD, Proprietor,
304 Broadway, New.York.
t-V- Large discount to M erchants
nuv Of.dfu
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT!
RTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE,

EAr PURIFIER OF THE BLooD-THE BEST ALTER
ATivE KNOWN.
particle of Mercury in any Form in it.
RiJIe cure for Scrofuia or Kings Eua, Rhenma-
Obstinate Cmaneous Eruptions, Pimpfes or Pns-
|n the Face, Biotches, Bies, Chronic Sore Eses,
Worm or Tet'er, Scald Head, Enlargement and
f The Bones and Joints, Stubborn Ulcers, Syphi
Pisorders Lumbago. Spinal Complaints. and all
PES arising from an injudicious use of Mercury,
aence IN Lite, or Impurity Of The Blood.
valuable Medicine. which has become ce!ebra.
n for the number of extraordinary cures effected
r1is ngency, has induced the proprietor, at the
|9qucst OF his friends to offer it to the public,
L. does with the utmost confidence in its virtues
F&iertu curative properties. The following GER
Fl selected from large number, are however,
~ Testimony than the mere word of the proprie-
4 the limits of an Advertisement woula lie too
I state the certificates in full, they are cond ensed
/as possible, but are detailed ON the inside wrap
|4ch bottle. and are all from gentlemen well
their localities, and of the highest respecta
|4ny of them nor residing in The city Of rnl
3den, Esq. of the Exchange Hotel, Rchm md,
ferywhere, says he has seen the medicine cal
TIERS SPANISH MIXTURE administered
hundred cases, in neari, all the diseases for
Is recommended, w'th the most astonishing
bo ba. -
mel ~ See" c,.
years IN the Post Office, has such confidence
nlshlng efficacy of Carter's Spanish Mixture,
by,o,ha am p"eios o' ~ o'''ucs m"''" "e nds
10 Eg S"o'eu W.T. LUCK say ne nus newer
70 'ai when taken according to directions.
City H. P'u1'is'hs nys.c,uh' an" 'o''"e''
essej IN ~ tne cry o' n'ch'ionu' s"ys ne
Spo,;.l a, number OF instances the ener's o'
nacasa ar',Sff' &C. ~ whicn were 'ruiy surprising
goad ar oofsumption' depehaeh' on 'he
Comnl'.'4 We're w'ndef,nl 'ndee".
rr Z NJ. onmuei M. or'hher' o' cue urn
h. oe 3a io,ris' hichm"nd' was cured oil Liver
y, Snay:'p y,S stana'ng,by the use oitwo oo'ies
'ePaH.1 Mixture.
bona O0ASu"Ptton.-Mr. hichafd w west
med cnne' ren OF ocrotuin' ana wnat Phys'
BS'nM B"e,a,. "eff"re' q
rn ,bo w. commissioner OF the Revenue says
numb.s so"a ,a effects OF Ca'ter's Spdn'sh NC
|ure far ,ha, ,oyPn,''ic cases. ana says
! ~ ihlarwood, of Richmond. Va, cured of Old
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For Baltimore and Philadelphia


Leapes Richmond epery Tuesday al oeioek y, M
s,,as THE large and new Steamer u II LVIDERE
s$sh& Capt. GirFoRp. will receive freight every Mon
lay, and up tho hour of o'clock p M, every Tues
lay, for the above place.
Shippers Wheeling, Pittsburg, Cincinnati and Tho
South and West generally, will find this the choap
,st and most expeditions. For freight, apply To
LUDLAM a. WATSON, Richmond. Va.
Inlv Ii dIa
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FOk NEW York.!
H. s. Mail Line per The SPLENDID STEAMSHIPS
jamestown and Roanoke!

H. $. Mail Linz per the SPLENDID STEAMSHIPS
jamestown and Roanoke!
'I'IIE new and elegant sidewhce steam. .sL-A
L ship JAMESTOWN, (Capt Parrish ssHh
will cave Petersburg vim. City Point every Tuesday
Evening, aud tho ROANOKE, (Copt. Onvendy,) evory
Fddpy Evening for New York.
Passage md fare from Petersburg, including
State Rooms. $lO 90
Siec,uge passage. On
For speed, comfort and safety these Steamships
sxeelled by the const and travellers will find 1t
the pleasant the north, they will there
y avoid the dust aud frequent chnnges o the Railroads.
r5~rickets issucdn AT my office Sycamore Street
SAM H. u pnr rfor, 6gt' S,te, os"tF'
rR@A passenger train leaves the Appomuttox depot
ryery Tuesday and Friday at haf past o'clock ?. M.
10 connect with the Steamships ut City Point Posscn'
gers by the Souts Ruilrond will reach Petersburg In
time o take the cara for the steamers. s. q. Is.
July li-ts
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INSURANCE.
TIRE, LIFE AND MARINE INsyR

HIRE, LIFE AND MARINE lNRUR
L ANCE.-Lyachbarg Hose u Fire Insurance Com.
many.
This Co spany makes Insurance against loss or dam.
age by Fire on Dwelling Houses Stores Tobacco Fact,
ries and other buildings furniture Goods wares ai
merchandise generalyi and country on the mos,
favorable terms.
Also makes Insurance the lives ofnll persons en-
loying good health and of sound constitution for the
whole duration oflife or fora limited period
Sluv.s employed In ordinary occupations, will be
insured on reasonable terms.
The Company will also take marine risks from and 10
nny of the Northern Southern Ports ut favourable
rates.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL President
DON 7, @, PETERS, Vice President.
SAMPSON DIuGuiD. Chief Emgiaser. - -.
james Cobbs Samuel Gurfand
John .iggat, Nathan b. Thurman
GeorPs w. Yance,. ohm Otey Taylor.
William I. Andersen. William T. Smith
MARTIN HOLLINS, Treasurer.
CREEp T. Wills, Sec'y
Dr. 7. H Gmcr, I u.,.,,,
DR. Wm. Otgay Oven. '"coN"' 1f""'"s's
The Medical Examination ,f subjects for Insurance
will be made the oice of the Company on each day
between the hours of and o'clock, p. Nj.
FebS-dts
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TTNIoN sTEAMsIIlP CoMPA- ~

~ NA'S btNEOs SfFhMEhS,ptd NofjoM -
and Cape May For Philadelphia every "Wednesday,
SfeAmgR CirY OF RicHmonp, Copi. Mitchell
STEAMER VmoINIA. Capt. Teal.
STEAMER PKNssYLvAsIA, Capt. Bnymoro
One of thesc splendid steumsh psw will leave Richmond
Tor Philadelphia every Monday and huisdny at high
water, touching nj Cape May to land passengers Re-
turning leave Philadelphia every "Wednesday and Satur
lny ut 10 o'clock. A.. NJ. rniil further notice.
Passengers for npc May will consult their interest
by taking his route, ia In addition To being the
cheapest the mos, expeditions nnd comol table.
Passengers for New YOrk-We have
tered into forward passengers hrough
New York. either by cnrs steamers. allowing them the
privilege Of remaining In Philadelphia three four days,
proceed directly New York; upon the arrival Of
the steamers.
shippers 10 the West-Tobaceonisls deal
ions ofshipping Ptsburg, will plense bear In mind
that hnve mudo nll the necessary arrangements to
forward To ocoo through 90 cents per 100 pounds
Duo notice will be always given In all Tho Daily pnpars
IN the city, when the steamers viii be ready Give
freight. and the hour ni their smiling.
N. B.-Shippcrs will bear In mind that all Bills oi
aning be the wharf Rockets, TO be sgn
cd before the sailing of stenncra.
nssago through New York; LIST cabin and found, %
/" Cnpc Mny :"
rhia'phin, " 9
For freight or passage. apply to
Ro. RANKIN. Ae'r., Richmond, w
je 2g-d&cts IN the Dock
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TN PREss-A HISTORY OF A

J. EQUITY and Of mn Action at Common Law, by A.
II, Sands. ESQ, Counsellor AT Law.
This work embraces minute account Of all tho steps
10 be taken In a suit of EQUITY and an action 1T Law,
from their commencement their ferminaion; ; also,
the mod, of enforcing judgments decrecs together
with the manner Of appeals, writs Of errnr &C., &c.
Forms of BILLS answers and ecrees In Chancefy; de
nnl uiions and judgments ut Common Law, anil pleas,
demurers and rcplieations appended' and chap
Ter will he devoted specially the practice In tho Uni
led States Court. A. NORRIS,
Publisher q Bookseller,
nov li.ts Richmond Va.
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NO. 1872.
RICHMOND.
PREPARING FOR PUBLICATION
At Greatly Reduced Prioaa

A MORR1S-PHbiishrr aud Booksoier--g7 Mais
IA. Street, RICHMOND. Va Will publish
CnPs Virginin Reports-Vols. /, 9 md 8,
llenning Il Muniords Virginia Reports-4Vos.,
Mnntord's Virginia Report-6 Vols.
Leigb's " =. Vol.1,
All with notes with references subsequent decisions
and oscr-r'led cases-by Lucen Minor ESQ. Counsel
ior AT Law. Inov 14tsl
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RICHMOND.
LLs.seN. York 4 virglnla,.. e -
rks11uttt&9x~- -
STEAM SHIP COMPANY.
Important To Merchants and Others.

F1NiioSE who desire speedy and relinble mode of
l. conveyance for ,hcir goods between Nee York ana
Richmond, tin about 80 hours time between the Two
peces.) will consult their interest by ordering their
goods to be shipped by the well known Sewhce Ocean
steam Ships.
JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE
Of 1900 tons Bthea, In charge Of careful aud expert
onced officers.
Ihoso ordering goads from New York ,lo twice
week by ths certain and suro line enabling them To
rpcnish their stocks with fresh supplies short notice.
And In like manner enabling those VIII, hnvr goods to
ship therr. to do 50, the demand for them arises
PASSEN ERs too, will find this route the most com
fo,ehle rs well as the cheapest Sh,e.room ncoommo-
,lnon., ard meals furnished without exttn chaigc.-
These Ships touch at Norfolk going and returning
I.uDl.AM e. WATSON,
dec 14ts Richmond, Va.
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EREsH ARRIVAL Of DRUGS

LNRESH ARRIVAL Of DRUGS~vl
l. AND MEDICINES.-The Subscribers areY
now receiving their FALL g. WI NTER SUPPLY [k
of Drugs, Medicines. Paints, Oh. Varnislles Brushes
Glassware, Patent Medicines. Fn icy-Goods, &c, &C.
The goods have been recently seected with great
in the Northern and Eastern cities, and principally
bought for Cash
The stock is large. AMI comprise, every article
uly found in DRUG STORE, together with large
ass Irtm.u. Of FANCY GOODS rEhtUMEhf Ne
From long experience, and Thorough knowledge
the business they hope retair liberal patronage
heretofore extended them, and fe confident that they
prepared to offer inducement. both in price and
quality.
EH-Prescriptions for Physicians md families will b,
carefully attended all times.
sept i2ts JNO l. SEAY g. co.
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Insurance Company of the Valley, In virginin,
CAPITAL, 5000, 900.

INSURANCE can be effected In these companies uI-
on as fair terms, in any others oil equal responsi
bili'y, by application to
?. d. CHRISTIAN, Ag't. Lynchburg.
7 a
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y. OFFER FOR SALE
90 hhds. P. R. and N. o. Suga'.
70 Boxes and bbls refined do
10 hhd., p. R. and Cubu Molasses,
10 bbls. N. O. do
1870 bugs Rio and Laguira Coffee,
40 Superior Old Java do
Case Extra Fine Gun-powder Tea,
I5O Sacks Fine and G. A. Salt,
90 Ton Bar Iron,
l do Hoop do
| do Bstered Steel,
2OO0 lbs Shear and Cart Steel
Tons Casting,
SOC Kegs Nails, 3 to 60 dy,
10 do Wrought Nails,
so Grindstones,
so Boxes Hull & Sons Candles,
40 Boxes Adamantine do
30 do Sperm do
900 Sides Sole Leather,
SO Black upper do
40 doz Calf Skins,
90 do Pink Lining Skins,
3 bales Shoe Thread
II, 900 lbs Cotton Yarn No's.j tol-,
S bales wrapping Twin"
s do Candle wick
3 do Cotton Bats,
Alan Scytbe and Moving Blades and Snath- Wrap
pipg Writing ard Letter Paper; PepperSpice Ginper
Nutmegs, Cloves Mace and Cinnamon; Bed Cords and
Plough Lines; Tanner soil; No. Muckerel, Herrings
& Shad. ma II--tsl
I ADIES' WHITE SLIPPEKs.-Iha have
Jus received 50 pairs Ladie-' White Kid Slippers
Decsnbcr p. SEARURY.
AIDES, CLOTH GAITERS-I have
inst received so pairs Ladies' Black Cloth Gaiters
D-cember. y. SBABURY.
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LNOR MANUFACTURER 1000 pound
Il of ronco beans, and large supply of Essential
Oils such as Lemon, Anise, Wntergreen, Cinnamon
Cloves, Almond Bergampt Juniper, Orange, Roses, Sa
safras, &c, &c. for sale by JOHN II. SEAY &CO.
Also a large stock Of branding brushes, brandin i,
bonrds branding, ink, &c. 500. 26-ls
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l. Lynchbmg, Va, TO knopciHe Tennessee. The Pir-
gina and Tennessee Railroad, and Parish g. Co.'S. Line
Of Stages Through tickets ran he obtained the
Ticket Office Of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
Company, the following points and the following
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A. J. BLACK, Ticket Agent.
N. B.-The same rates will be charged from Knox
vile and all other points along The line to Lynchburg
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DAILY VIRGINIAN.
TERRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors.
rE7MS.

vRaINIAN Is published daily at So ana sent"eeky s
,u advance No subscription is taken for shorter
an six m)nths and paper is discontinued except al
i'm OF the ropretors until all arrearages snail nave
,d -. so...,. ,,.r .a,,ra ,ov
yerv Iyysn form inserton and 81 cts for every ater
ma numbsr of Insertions is not marked on the MIS-
.ssed Til ordered out and charged accordingly.
RsIKI,Y RATES are For the privilege OF two squares
t weekly $40; for square, daily s35, semiweeky
sssr torn daily $40, semi-weekly S35. Every yenry
~ iii be required TO confne his advertising 70 his par
Of business and II he exceed the space stipulated for
~ ,hsrgcd rataby for the excess.
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E1FALL IMPORTATIONS 10
u&lE -OF--
CHINA, ARE AND
Fancy Articles.

FuNIE Subscriber offers country Merchants and o IL
Il ors In want his complete STOCK of Earthenware,
onina. Table and Fancy Articles of hs own direct i'm
porotion from the fnvorite factories of England and
France, together with full stock Of Plain Pressed
Cut Guss In every variety, dc, NC. The assortment
comprises. in part. the following:
DINNER SETS.--tiilt, decorated gold band and
white French Ghinu wite granite un, blue print ia w.
1Ea sEnv il Esmin ssts Of 30. a., SO, 90, ~, anil
"a pieccs, ringing in prcc from s3 to 400 set. =,
WATER PITCHERS, covered and uncovered Basins
and Ewers and Toilet sets t9t.
RICH VASES, common and decorated Mugs and
common Enrthenware, suitable for fall trade.
PLATED GoODS-Tea. desert and table Spoons
table and desert Forks salt and mustard spoons; nap
kin rnea, mustard pots, butter knives and
TABLE CUTLERY--Iyory handle table SETS ~ pie-
ees knives aud forks In dozens common do. 81 5.Ai
BAITANLA WARE-Castors from the most comm on
10 the best manufactured spoons ladies' and safety flu,
id lamps
LOOKING GLAssEs-splendid gilt ornsrnes,ed
frames Frenohpaes, varous sizes suitabls for man
tie pier do mahogany frames In greatly vaety,and
toilet elasscs.
GLASS WARE--Plain and pressed cut tumblers,
wine pitchers sal vers bowls preserve dishes decanter
lemonndes, egg glasses gobets. champagns; safety au
idump wuter bottles butter plates, syrup and lass-
salt cellars, custor botes preserve ars, fh
sobes ae# .I5 snit H ia II
LAMPSThe improved solar lamps of which the sub
4criber ia the sole propretor paror hail. and and
hand lamps, In erent variety
CHANDELIERS of 2, 3, 4,6, 8, SC. burners. fur
nised on reasonable terms walters, trays anterns
inble mats. toy ten and dinner sets
STONE WARE-At factory prices
The subscr Dor offers n the above goods on ren .ona.
BILE terms, and is satisfied that call from country NOR
rnnis persons contemplating house eeping will con.
vince them TINT his stock 10 not surpassed In prcequa
y variety. by any establishment In the State Small
profit and quick sales is the motto. Gall at
J. d. b. EVANS,
nov ll-ts lit Main ST.. Richmond.
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These vessels Oi the built expressly Tor
is trade and have superior accommodations for
,ngers.
They commanded by experienced Captains, well
tnali6od for the trnde aud who will spare exeron
accommodate.
They will be towed up and down the river by sam,
mud may be relied sail promptly as advertised.
Merchants going North ordering goods from Bos-
fon will find ii 10 their interest ship by this line
as IL is the only regular line and freight will always be
taken low by any other vessels and every effort
will be made by the agents in Richmond md Boston
sive satisf sfnction.
We respectfully nsk and hope to succeed in OBJ.
timing full share of patronage.
) The vessels will lie in Richmond al Rockets In
Boston at Rowcs Wharf.
DAVID CURRIE. Richmond lAn,,.
ALLEN Il WELTCH, Boston, gus
2-dts No. 1873 Siate Street.
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INSURANCE. AGENCY,

'or the Protection Insurance Company, Hartford Con
CAPITAL. 5000 900.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-11-08
N Otice.

In tn, Probate Court of Monroe County, Ohio :
PETITION To COMPLETE REAL CoNrRAcT.
John B. Noll, executor of the last will and testa-
ment Of Margaret Patton, deceased,
,VS
Elizabeth Patton, Margaret P. Nesbitt, William
w. Patton. James Nesbtt. Mary Nesbtt, Jon.
5 athan N. Patton, Sarah M. Patton, Marinda C.
Patton. Nelson Barkes, Wilson Martin, Rich
ard Fowler aud Edwin Horfh.ook.
HNHE defendants. Elizabeth Patton. Margaret
u. P, Neshitt. William w. Patton, James Nes.
bitt. Mary Neshitt, Jonathan N. Patton. Sarah
NJ. Patton, Marinda c. Patton, Nelson Barkes,
Wilson Martin. Richaro Fowler and Edwin Horn.
brook, are hereby informed that on the 24th day
of October. A. D 1854, John B. Noll. as executor
of the last will and testament Of Margaret Patton
deceased, filed his petition in the Probate Court
of Monroe County, Ohio: the object and prayer
of which petition is, to obtain order, &C., au.
thorizng said Noli to execute deeds in pursuance
Of contracts made with said Margaret Patton, in
her life time. as follows: to the said Wilson Martin
for lot No. Al, IN the town of Sardis, in said
county; to N eson Barkes, for lot No. 40. in said
towu; and to Richard Fowler, for lot No. 45, in
said town: The said purchasers having made full
payments. And that said petition will be for hear
ing on the 18th day of November, 1854.
lr JOHN B. NOLL, Executor.
BY HoLLIsTER s. WAY, his Att 'ys
Oct. "a. 1854.
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PETITION FOR PARTITION.
James s. COnIey,
Nov 1, 1854

0S.
Daniel Conley, Isaac Cnnley, Catherine Dennis,
and Daniel Dennis, her husband. residents Of
the state of Virginia; William Conley, Marga.
ret Eddy. and Peter Eddy her husband; Eliza
beth Conley, Mary Cunningham. and William
Cunningham her husband; Sarah Conley. and
Elizabeth Conley, widow oi Isaac Conley, de.
ceased, of Monroe county, Ohio.
- AID Defendants aree hereby notified that On
~ the 30th day of October, 1854. said petitioner
filed in the Court of Common Pleas Of Munroe
county, Ohio, his petition. the object and prayer
OF which is, that he may hold in severaity his in-
terest in the real estate of which Isaac Conley ,
late.of said county, died seized. 10 wit: The west
halt Of the north east quarter OF sectio 49, town.
ship 3 and range 4. in said county. Also, that
the dover of Elizabeth Conley, widow Of Isaac
Conley, deceased, may be assigned in said prem.
ises. Said petition charges that William Conley
received from his father, in his life time, the fol.
lowing real estate, to wit: 30 acres off the south
end OF the south west quarter Of the north west
quarter of section 10. township 3 and range 4, in
said Monroe county; said premises being intended
as an advancement to said William, and IN lieu
of any other share in said estate. At the next
tern, of said the petitioner will ask for the
proper order in the premises.
JAMES s. CONLEY.
BY HoLLIsyER & WAY,
Nov. l. 1854. His Atty's
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DARTITION.-Duann Cecil, Theresa Green
i field and Ross Greenfield her husband, Enfield
Baker, MahaIa Gordon and Daniel Gordon her
husband, Irwin Cecil, John E. Cecil and Samuel
G Cecil. will take notice that petition was fled
against them on the 10Th day OF October. A. ID.
1854. in the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe
county. Ohio. by Henry Cecil, and is now pend
ing, wherein the said Henry Cecil demands par
tition of .he following real estate, to wit: The
north east quarter of the south west quarter of
section thirteen, in township Ave, of range six,
containing 80 and 81 hundredths acres. Also the
south east quarter of the north west quarter of
section twenty-six, (26.) in township five. of
range six, containing 80 and 42 hundredths acres.
Also the south east quarter of the south east quar-
ter of section fourteen. in township FIVE, of range
six. containing 80 and 80 hundredth acres. Also
the north west quarter of the north west quarter
of section seven. in township five, of range six.
containing 80 and 81 hundredths acres; all IN the
late Marietta land district, Ohio And that at the
next Term of SAID Court. application wi be made
by the said Henry Cecil, for an order that parti-
tion may be made of said premises.
1880 HENRY CECIL.
Dated October 18th. 1S54.-6w.