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Insolvent Notice.

AN the l7,h day of November, i'll the year
" 1884, the Probate Court of Monroe county.
Ohio, declared the estate of VIM. r. Hamilton,
deceased. to be probably insolvent. Creditors
are therefore required to present their claims
against the estate TO the undersigned, for allow
ance. Within six mouths from the time above men,
toned, or they will not be entitled tn payment.
Nov 20 JOHN HAMILTON, Admir-.
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STATE OF OHIO. MONROE COUNTY.
COUNC OE COMMON PLEA6.

Rebeccs starkey, Petition for Divoree;
against fMOTlCE.-The defendant.
Lewis Starkey. IN Lewis Starkey. will take
notice that the plaintiff, Rebecca Starkey. has
fled her petition in the court of Common Pleas,
in which she charges him with adultery with
divers persons. to wit: Nelly Steel. Elizabeth
Steel and Sarah South; and with living with q
woman named Williams in adultery at
jamestown, in this county. and with still living
with said woman in adultery; and prays the court
to decree the dissolution of the marriage subsist-
ing between her and the said defendant, and asks
the custody of the children, and ailnony.
ARCHBOLD g. RICHARDSON,
Nov. %, 1854 Atty's for Petitioner.
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IL dersigned have been appointed and qualified
az Executors of the estate Of Liberty Curtis. late
of Monroe county, deceased. Those indebted to
said estate should make immediate payment, and
those having claims against the same will present
them for payment, properly authenticated, within
one year WILLIAM SFEEt,
RENI. HUGHES.
Dec 6, 1851. Executors
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uyo THE CREDITORS OF JEREMIAH
u. GATCHELL, ,DECEASED:-On the 2sth
day of August, A. D.. 1854, the Probate Court Of
Monroe county Ohio, declared the estate Of Jere-
miah Gatchell, deceased. TO be probably insovent.
Creditors are therefore required to present their
claims against the estate TO the undersigned for
allowanco within six months from this date, or
they will not be entitled to payment.
ss NATHAN GATCHELL, Admir-
Dec. 90, 1851. of Jer Galchsli, decd.
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D DAD NOTICE Notice is hereby given,
LII that Petition will be presented to the Com
nssioners of Monroe county, at their March
session, 1855. praying for an alteration of so
much of the State Road, leading from Stafford to
Matamoras, as lies between the land of Thomas
Wilson and the dwelling of John Sloan.
Dee l3 1854
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Of the best article, and most OF which he can IN
sure.
With his Eastern stock, he keeps constantiy!on
hand Boots aud Shoes of his own manufacture,
and made to order, which he will also insure.
Should any Of the work insured give way. he
will repair it without charge.
Having followed the Boot and Shoe business
for ten or eleven years, he flatters himself that
he is capable of making selections of good arti-
cles.
Keeping two or three hands constantly EN-.
ployed, he will be ready to accommodate ell
who may favor bin with call, at short notice.
His shop is on Nam street, first door east OF
Mallory's warehouse:
II YOU want to purchase Boots and Shoes at the
owest prices, cali on O. 8. THOMAS.
Clarington, Oct. a, I'd.
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Administrators Sale.
l3kh diam of .Lauuarn 1855

virtue OF IN OfQef OF the Probate Court
1D of Monroe County, Ohio. the subsc riber
will. upon the premises hereinafter mentioned,
on the
13sh day of January. 1855,
ss o'clock p. offer for sale the lands end ter
ments. with the appurtenapces, of which John
McCaslin, J late Of said county, died seized.
and more particularly described follows, to wit:
The north east quarter of the north ives, qnarter
and the north west quarter of the north quar-
ter of section 20, township 8. AID range a; lying
and being in said county, aud containing 80 acres,
more Iess; subject 10 the dover estate thei elm
of Jane McCasin. widow of said tecedent.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash in hand,
one.third IN one year, and the residue in two
years. with interest on the deferred payments
from the day Of sale, aud said payments to be Sc.
cured by mortgage. The premises were appraised
subject to the dover at 1915.
JACOB FISHER,
Dec. 20, 1854. Admr. of said decedent
0J- The above mentioned dover estate will be
sold at the same time, provided there is bid OF
$3.50 for the same. JANE McCASLIN.
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SALE OF DELINQUENT LANDS AND LOTS
FOR TAXES.

The following list of Lands and Town Lots and Parts
of Lots within the County of Monroe returned delinquent
Edward Salisbury late Treasurer and Collector of said
County for the taxes of 1853 with thirty per cent penalty
thereon to which is added the simple taxes of 1854 and
remaining due and unpaid the third Monday Of Noyem
Der, 1854:
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* GORGE TERRY'S ESTATE The sub
" scriher has been appointed by the Probate
Court of Monroe County, Ohio, as Administrator
of George Terry, deceased, and has given bond
and received letters Of Administration as such.
WILLIAM T. TERRY.
Dec. 20, 1854.
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ttARRlED-Onthe 9th inst. by Wm.
Workman, Esq, Mr.. WILLIAM LAWSON
and Miss ELlzABErH BRowN. all Of this
county. s
-Ons the i4th inst, by Rev. William
StrickIing. Mr.. EZRA NJ. PHILL1ps and
Miss Many Z. ClsNE, all Of this county.
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IA ber has been approved aud confirmed by the
Probate Court of Monroe County, Ohio, as Ex-
ecutix of Alfred Cain, deceased and las given
bond and received letters testamentary as such
Dec 20, 1854 MARY CAIN
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A Journeyman Wanted.

4 good journeyman shoemaker is wanted at or
n near Brownsville, Monroe county, Ohio. to
whom steady employment and good wages will
be given. Inquire at the store of
Dec 20. 1854 PES J. KOONTZ.
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A TTACHMENT.-Atou our instance an attach
"A. ment was issued on the 9th day of Decem-
ber. 1854, by Thomas Murphy. Justice of the
Peace of Benton township, Monroe County. O. I,
against the goods, chattes. rights. credits moneys
and effects OF Enoch D. Dye, an absent debtor Of
said county, for the sum of thirty-three dollars
and ninety four cents and costs of suit.
P. F. & J. KOONTZ.
Dec 90 1854
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Notice to Township Treasurcrs.

THE 29th section OF the School law requires
Township Treasurers to make settlements
with the County Auditor, between the lst and
20th of February, annually, sand account to him
for all moneys received from whom, and on what
account, ano the amount paid out for school pur.
poses." in their respective Townships. Said
Treasurers are, therefore, requested TO come from
the 18th to the goth of said month, at which time
the school and other funds will be ready.
JOHN B. NOLL,
Dec 20. 1854 Auditor, Nj. &. o.
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Naturalization La,cs.

PounHKEEPslE, N. Y. Dec. l6.--Judge
Dean, Of the Supreme Court, has forbid.
den the Clerk 10 take proofs Of citizenship
and grant naturalization papers. He di.
rscts applicants to apply to the court, and
to-day. after hearing proofs in several ca
/. .ses. rejected the applicants. He has given
. written opinion, holding that the admis-
sion Of aliens TO the rights of citizenship is
Judicial act, requiring an examination by
the oourt.
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Monroe Mutual

Fire Insurance Company,
WOODSFlELD, OHIO
This company, being oIgsnlzsd under favvi
able charter obtained from the Legislature, is nov
in prosperous condition, and ready to Insure
Hotels, Dwelling Houses, Barns, Stables, Store
Houses, Shops, Merchandise, SC, &c., against
loss by fire.
DIRECTORS.
ISAAC WELSH, JOHN KERR,
CHARLES HARE, WILLIAM STEEL,
JOHN A. DAVENPORT, THEe. BENNINGHAUs,
JNO. NJ. KIRKBRIDE. WILLIAM OKEY,
NATHAN HOLLISTER, ISAAC SMITH,
JOHN KOONTz, JOHN 3. NOLL,
LEWIS SHIPLEY.
JOHN A. A.DAVENPORT, Pres't.
N. HoLLlsTER, Treas.
LEWIS SHIPLEY, Sec'y.
JOHN B. NOLL, General Agent,
aud Assistant Seer a,y.
Dec. 6, 1854.
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Dec. 20, 1854.

A TTACHMENT.-Atm my instance an attach-
"A ment was issued on the 5th day Of Decem-
ber, 1854, by Thomas Murphy. Justice of the
Peace of Benton township. Monroe County. o.,
against the goods, chatles, rights, credits moneys
and effects of Enoch D. Dye. an absent debtor of
said county, for the sum of twenty five dollars
and costs OF suit, ISRAEL BARNES.
Dec On 1854
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Un HODA WARDS ESTATE The subscri-
6R ber has been appointed by the Probate Court
of Monroe county. Ohio, as Administrator of
Rhoda Ward, deceased. and has given bond and
received letters of Administration as such.
SETH WARD.
nec 90 1874
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A TTACHMENT.-A At my instancs 40 Attsehs
II ment WAS, on the llth day Of Novenber. lS61s
for Salem township. Monrns county, Ohio
against the goods. chattels, rights, Monsys. Stoke
or interest in stocks, and effects Of James Jasdsn
and John A. Head. they being non; Iesidepts es
Monroe county, for the SUN OF sixty eight dOls
Nov. 70. JAMES FERRiER.
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UNNOS NJ. MORRIS'S ESTATE-TA sn-
"a dersigned has been appointed and Qualieed
as administrator ie tonis Of Enoa n. AdosFis.
hate Of Monrae county, deceased. Those kayiax
claims should preseM them Immediately, psopssly
authenticated, and those indebted " the ,estatA
should make immediate payment
Nov. %. 1864. JAS. r, N0NRlo. AdaA
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Presley ]. Martin, Of shs ssealgo %
i thai lhnk lQfk. .&nsR

Presley j. Martin, Of shs sslalsof
~ Iowa. will take notice, tl,sts on the l9th ~
of Oetober. A. D. 1854, Rachel J. Martin hied IN
the Office of the Clerk Of the Coult Of CaQmoA
Pleas OF Monroe County. Ohio. her peliticn
against the said Presley J.. Martin, the oe3sc11nA
prayer Of which 10. to obtain decree fes ~.
vorce and aiimony. The causes assignsd n Hij
petition for dissolution Of the marriage contrast
are. gross neglect oi duty. extreme crueity, and
adultery with one Mary Pesree.
The said Presley J. Martin y hereby. nntieed
that at the spring Term of said Court. for thA
year A.. D.l655, ,the said Rachel j. Martin util ~
for decree upon said psttinn. as S ..l.
HOLLISTER, OKEY &flOLLlHTER.
Att,ys fos Pstitioush
Dated 10Th October. l0S3.-0w
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TOHN u. REUSER's ESTATE The sub.
d scriber has been appointed by the Probate
Court of Monroe county, Ohio, as Administrator
of John u. Reuser. deceased, and has given bond
and received letters of administration as such.
Dec. 30, 1854. JOHN MUHLEMAN.
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~ Ao0etveds on SUBSCRIPTION 20 the SPirl'
of Democracy" for the week ending Sat.
urday. Dec. i6. 1854.
; F Il Koontz. Benton. 81 SO
i. Wesley Lindamood. Bethel, SO
3 John McCammon. Centre. 90
ss james Cox, Franklin. so
g John loldren, do so
ii jonathan Lupton, Malaga, SO
J.,B. Oblinger, do so
John Sloan, Perry. SO
e, Seth Ward. Salem, SO
Chas. McGonigal, do g 90
Jacob Vernon, Seneca, SO
DanieI Givens, Summit, SO
Jesse Miracle, do SO
David States. Washington, 90
:'$O.J. Jones. Coles CO., Ills. !. SO
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D DAD NOTICE.-A petition will be pre-
u@p sented to the Commissioners OF Monroe
county, Ohio, al their next March session, asking
for the location of County Road. commencing
at the mouth of Browns run Oh the lands of Sim
con Hill. in Benton township, running "a north
west course through the lands of Simeon Hill.
ert Riley, Levi Joy, to the forks of Browns run,
thence north through the lands of Edward F.
Swan. James Haught. and Jonathan Smith, to
strike to said Smiths dwelling house, thence
west through the lands of Jonathan Smith. George
McHugh, John Dilling and Daniel States, to strike
the line between said States and Stephen j. Fran
els, thence along said line north to the of
said Francis orchard, thence north through Dan>
ieI States and William Foreaker's lands, to inter-
sect the county road running from. Antioch to
GIaysvi!e, between William Foreaker aud Abra-
ham Mann's in Washington township.
Dec. 90, 1854. MANY PETITIONERS.
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From Washington.

WAsHINGroN, Dec. 15--The case in
HE Suprsms Court Of Pennsylvania rs.
shs Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Com.
spany, was further argued by Stanton and
johnson. -
Dec. l6,-Their organ says that the
Kaow Noshings viii make independen.
hominations in Virginia.
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A TTAcHMENT.-At my instance Oh 'AtsSclA-.
n ment was issued on the 4th day of Dseeohtes,
1854, by Thomas Murphy, q Justice Of ~ Reees
of Benton township, Monroe county Ohio. against
the goods chattels. stocks, or Interest IN sfocts,
rights. credits, moneys and effects Of Enoehr d.
Dye. an absconding debtor. for the sum of 80 50.
Dsc..l 1854. JAMES Nc. TEBAX.
= DISSOLUTlON.-The partnership hsfstef66e.
existing between Kelyon Hsger and Joha ~.
Harris. trading under the frm name Of Hagef =
Harris. was dissolved BY mutual consent a0s1n II
Let day Of April, 1854. HAGER HARRlS.
December 10, 1854. - sss :
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Failure and Defalcation.

"a BosToN, Dec. l6.-The Glendon Iron
eAiills Company failed to day. II was al
tsrwards ascertained that the Company's s
Superintendent was a defaulter, to the
amount OF csc, 900 dollars and had fed.
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LOOK HERE! EVERY BODY!
UVHE Subscriber has on hands and is constant.
IL ly receiving Large and Splendid Assort-
ment Of
aRoCEIR
which he will sell VERY Low FOR CASH or
Country Produce. Call one door north Of
Steed's Inn, and judge for yourselves.
JAS. N. SIMMONS.
Woodsfield, Dec. 20. 1854
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Markets.

ClNcinNArI, Dec. l6.-Flour Z .55 to
,T76. Oats declined to 35 Corn sc to
55. Hogs dull Al. A 90 to 95. Lard 81.
Msss pork III IS. Green hams 6. Whis.
~ z93 &c.
- NEw YoRK. Dec. 16.-Flower lower;
.eood Ohio s. 75 10 9 l8. Wheat firm.
Corn wesssfh mixed 81
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ED DAD NOTICE "A petition will be present
10 ed to the Commissioners OF Monroe county,
Ohio, at their March session, 1855. praying for the
location OF County Road, commencing at the
RIVER road on the lands of Jacob Bare, in OHIO
township, between the houses OF George Thomp-
son aud Nancy O'Neill. thence the nearest and
best route to ntersect the Woodsfield and Fishing
Creek Slate Road OH the top of the hill,
Dec. 20. 1854. A PETITIONER.
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COLBERT lARRIS'S ESTATE. The sub
" scrber was on the 30lI, day of November,
1854, appointed by the Probate Court of Monroe
county. Ohio, Administrator de bo,ais non, with
the will annexed, OF Colbert Harris, late of said
county, dec eased, and has given bond and receiv.
ed letters as such. JOHN LAWRENCE.
Dec. s, 1854.
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Farm f0R. Sale.

SAEA ACRES of Land lying on Sunfish
n ~SD Creek, two aud a hall miles north OF
Woodsheid, on the road leading from Woodsfield
to Beailsville There are about SIS 60 acres
xsx%skSe cleared and under fence, of which about
80 Acres is Bottom Land,
" ~S~ with House and Barn thereon, and
~n.AS&>-. an Orchard of fine bearing Apple .rees
There Is plenty of good timber on the place, and
well watered. The land is good soil. and is very
desirable property, and can he had at BARGAIN.
Apply to JOHN B. NOLL.
Dec l3. Real Estate AGENT,
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THE STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY.
] Joshua Russell, plaintiff, In THE CoCRr OF
against COMMON PLEAS OF
Samuel Bradtieid and SAID COUNTY.
Thomas Cochran. def'ts. Civu .dctiom.
THE E said defendant Samuel Bradiield, non.
l. resident OF said State, will take notice that on
the 9TH day of September, 1854, said plaintiff filed
iu said Court Petition setting o-tb that said de-
fend ant Bradheld is indebted to tie plaintiff in the
sum of $f26 49, with interest $40 80 from 27,h
March. 1852. evidenced by Judgment, that said
Bradheid has no property subject to levy and sale
at execution, that said Bradtieid is the owner OF
lot No S. in CochransviIe, in said county, pur-
chased from said defendant Cochran, that said
Bradfeid owes said Cochran on said lot about $50,
aud the petition asks tor judgment that said lot
may be sold and that the debt of said Cochran NAV
be fiat paid and that plaintiff 8 debt may be paid,
&C. The defendant Brad6eid is notified 10 ap.
pear and answer said petition or before the third
Saturday of February next.
HOLLISTER, OKEY g. HOLLISTER.
Dec. 20, 1854. Attorneys for plaintiff
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observation-disclosures Cecil, Thsresa Gseea.-
i field aud Ross Greenfield her husband, En6elA
Baker, Mahaia Gordon and Daniel Gordon. heF
husbsnd, Irwin Cecil. John f. Cecil and Samuel
G Cecil. will take notice that petition was 6lsd
against them on the 10th day Of Oct6hers a. d.
1854. in the Court of Common Pleassof MonraA
county, Ohio, by Henry Cecil, end Is now pealk
ing. wherein the said Henry Cecil demands pss-
tilion Of The following real estate. to wtE Tie
north east quarter of the south west quarter sf-
section thirteen. in township eve. Of range stx.
containing 80 and 90 hundredths acres. Also 10
south east quarter of the north west quarter os-
section twehty.six. (26.) in township Ave- e
range six, containing 50 and 42 hundredihs aeres>
Also the south quarter of the south east quAe-
ter of section fourteen in township ave. Of reaEs
six. containing 80 and 80 hundredth acres. Also
the north west quarter of the north west quartet-
Of section seven. in township 1--WE. Of rsn9e six !.
containing 80 and 50 huhdredths acres; at m The
late Marietta land district. Ohio. And thst q HE
next Term Of said Court, application viii bs0ua1A
by the said Henry Cecil. for an order thatpsrtk>
lion may be made of said premises. .s.sss
HENRY CECIL.
Dated October I9th. 1s54.-6w. s. sss
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Railroad Accident.

.ssaPHLADELPHIA, Dec. 16.-The locomo.
iivs, Wisconsin, exploded on the Reading
railroad near Manayunk, killing the engi-
epeer and two others. Three more injured.
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THE OHIO FARMER FOR 1855.

This elegant and popular Weekly Agricultural
Family Newspaper will commence its Fourth Vol.
ume the first of January 1856. 1t will be nus
trated, as usual, with numerous engravings OF Do
mestlc Animals, Farm Buildings, Farm Imple-
ments Trees, Shrubs. and all the important affairs
connected with Horticulture, Agriculture aud
Stock.
Each number will contain besides Foreign and
Domestic News, selections from the most inter
esting publications of the day, Stories. Wit, His
tory, Biography, Poetry. Essays OH various SUBJ
jects. arket Reports of Cleveland. New York,
Cincinnati, &e. In short nothing will be left un-
done, which may be thought necessary to render
The Ohio Farmer the best FAMILY PAPER
tor the FARMER, GARDENER and STOCK
BREEDER, that is published in the United
States. That its circulation may be general, we
have made the terms low.
TERMS OF THE FARMER, Invariably in ad
vance. .)-Single copies, one year, 81; Three CO.
pies one year $5; Five copies one year SO; Ten
copies year Sl5; Que copy six months 81;
Five eopies six months s.: Ten copies SIX months
$s.
VOLUNTARY AGENTS are entitled to retain
fifty cents commission on each yearly, and twen-
ty five ceuts on each semi-yeariy subscriber, Ex-
CEPT CASE OF CLUBS.
A Club of Five subscribers at SsS, will entit!e
the person making it up to copy for six months;
Cll of Ten, at $l5, TO copy for Que year.
Editors, friendly to our enterprise, who will
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So CHARLEsToN, Dec. 16.--A. P. Butler was
iys-elected U. s. Senator to-day.
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Dnff's Mercantile College.

q EHITTSBURGH, PA. Incorporated by the
z Legislature OF Pennsylvania, With perpet-
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Editors, friendly to our enterprise, who will
copy the above advertisement few times, includ
ing this notice, and send paper marked to us.
shall have the Farmer the coming year in ex'
change. MO
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Roll or HONOR.

~ Resolved on subscription to the Esprit
sof Dsmocracy." for the week ending Sat.
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n OSEPH MORRIS'S ESTATE.-Ths ua-
- dersigned has been appointed and qnali6ed
as Executor of the estate Of Joseph Morris, lste
of Monroe county, deceased. Those indebtsdto
said estate should make immediate payment. and
those having claims win please present them prop
erly authenticated within one year.
Nov. %, 1851 JAS. R.MORRIS, Ear
nAvID RES'ESTATE.- - The undessigned
~ have been appointed and qualified q Execp-
sora Of the estate Of David Ayres. late Of Montoa
county. deceased. Those indebted TO ssid estaaol
should make immediate payment, and those hay-a
ing cain,s against the same will present tkem for
payment, properly authenticated, within one ysess-
JOHN H AYRES,
WM MfLLIGANs
Nov. I, 1854. Execut6fss
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alone 30 that people have come to look on II as
.sconcernn made up between a wicked heart
and a shallow head; in which the knayes lay
the plans, and the fools execute them.
So sigualy has everything fallen through, in
either the measures which it has devised or
tbose which it has adopted, that folks in Con-
gress have evidently come to the conclusion that
nothing can succeed which the Pierce Ministry
is supposed to favor And, in fine, we see no
chance for their carrying anything but by pre-
tending, with all their might, to be violently
opposed to it. Their support of any party would
be sure to destroy it, And this fact, had they
any ganption, would suggest to them the only
taotics that might yet save them let them join
the anti Pierce party and, in one week, it will
be rs dead as q herring.