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NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION,

The actual result Of the late election in
New Hampshire, so far as respects the popu-
lar branch of the Legislature, probably may
not be known until the meeting of the Legis-
lature in June next. The Boston Journal
7 says:
"a careful revision of the turns shows that
the Democrats have elected I43 members of
the House against l54 opposition, with min e
towns to be heard from. The Senate will be
Democratic, but, with ar opposition House
there will probably be no choice of United
State Senator's"
On the other side, the Concord Patriot, tin
its list OF Representatives elected, classes
l6o as Democrats and,,l45 asupposed to them.
1t comedies, however, that several of the
members claimed by it at Democrats were
elected in opposition to the regular nomina-
tions Of the party. The majority OF the DEM
ocratic candidate for Governor is some
twelve hundred votes.''
The Patriot attributes this serious damage
to its party to the unfortunate discussion Of
the Nebraska question.
THE OHIO PRESS ON THE NEBRASKA Bill
So far as we have been able to correct and
enlarge our list of the Ohio Democratic press
on this subject they stand l3 for it and Al
against.
Bay City Mirror.
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~ OTICE.-Joseph Baugher, jeremiah

NJ OTICE-Joseph Baugher, jeremiah
Fisher and Alexis o. Bangher, partners under the
name of Baugher, Fisher d Co.. comp pIanants, VS.: Will
liam Lceper John J. Leeper, John B. Campbell, Samuel
Leeper, Alexander Leeper, sr., Alexander Leeper it,
Joseph Boyd, Joseph McNut and John Culbertson, de-
PENDANTS. In the Court of Common Pleas of Belmont
County and State OF Ohio.
John B. Campbell is hereby notified that the above
ed complainant the Sd day of December 1852, filed
in said their hill in chancery the olSett ard
of which is to aside fraudulent and void the transfer
OF certain personal property of w. &c J. j. Leeper by
John J. Leeper the 18th day Of November, 1852, to
Samuel Leeper, Alexander Leeper Alexander Leep
err j Joseph McNutt, Joseph Boyd and John Culbert.
on.
Also, to aside fraudulent and void pretended
ssae by William Leeper to John b. Campbell Of certain
goods the property Of W. j. Leeper Of dbont the
l2th day of November, 1852. And that The persons
whom said transfer and pretended sale was made may
be decreed for The property of Wa. j. Lsep
obtained and received by them respectively, and
that the proceeds of said property OF much thereof
may be necessa therefor may lie applied to satisfy the
claims of compliments against w. ]. j. Leeper And
the said John D. Campbell and William Leeper here
by notified that the oeth day of February, 1854,
plainans fled supplemental hill herein setting forth
among other things the recovery by them of judgments
their claim aga w. d. ]. J. Leeper for $27g 81
and 81 3O5 60 and costs of suits. And that since the
filing OF the original bill the said William Leeper and
John b. Campbell have ef the State of Ohio with said
goods for the purpose of defaudng the creditors of W.
& j. Leeper that said goods OF the value of 5OO
and praying above and for other and further relief
and they further notified that unless they ippear and
plead answer demur 10 said Bills within sixty days
after the of said Court the said cohpaIna nts
al the term next after the expra ion OF said sixty days
III apply said Court to take the matters Of the Bills
as confessed, and TO decree thereon accordingly.
j. II. HEAToN, Clerk.
March ;, ls53.-6t.
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We see by the Court Records, that ihe two coun
tereiters, White of Buffalo; and Lawrence. o.
Epping, N, H., have been placed under ten thousand
dollar bouds, each, for making and selling imitn
the Law should protect men from Imposition ut all
it 'houd certainly protect them front being imposed
upon by worthless counterfeit OF siich medicine
as Ayers CHEEKY Pectornl. We cah only complain
that the punishment is not half enough The vii.
lain, who would Tor galtry gain, deliberately tfine
with the health Of his fellow man, by taking from
their lips, the cup Of hope, when they are sinking
and substituting fasefood-.-ah utter deusion should
tereiieh the coin OF his country .[Green Co Banner
Carroton ILL.,
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SMALL POX!

SMALL POX!
Rumors of the Small Pox being in our
neighborhood, are prevalent. 1t would be
prudent to all persons to take the usual pre-
caution, and prevent the spread of this ioath-
some disease. To be vaccinated with good
matter and from a healthy subject is known
to be a certain preventive.
We are Informed that Messrs I. H. Pat
terson & Co, Druggists of Wheeling Va.
have made arrangements to supply Physicians
and others with good vaccins matter and they
will fill all orders addressed to them.
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Tuesday, May the ed, 1854
S,HERIFF's sALE.-JAcoB E. GROVE

~ VS.: ANN Y. Pool, ct al.
BY virtue Of an order of sale directed from the
Court OF Common Pleas OF Belmont County Ohio, will
offer or sale al public auction Tuesday the Cd dsy
OF May 1854, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. M aud
O'Clock IN. Of ead day the front door Of the Conrt
House In St. ClaTsville Belmont County Ohio, the fol-
lowing lands and teneinents to witt situate lying and
being IN the ountyof Belmont aud State Of Ohio, and
bounded and described as follows Lots No. q 90 %
part of Lot No. a. Lots No. 20 30 81 32 49, 2a pnd
Lot No. in the town OF the Great Western, Belmont
County Ohio, and also and half acres Of land ad.
joining the town of the Great Western aud bounded
follows TO witt bounded the east by Isaac Lee for.
merly John McCracken the south by John Shannon,
on the west by the county road and the north by
plat Of the town OF the Great Western said county
Belmont AMI State of Ohio. ..,
JOHN C. NICH6 LIS, Sheriff.
Sherlr's Office, March Al.
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SOCIETIES.

The ST. CLAIRSvILLE LADIES READING
AND SOCIAL CIRCLE, meets every Monday eve.
ming, at O'Clock.
MYSTIC LODGE, No l6o, /. o. o. f., meets
every Monday evening
HOPE TEMPLE OF HONOR, No. 3S, meets
on the lst and Sd Tuesday evening Of each and ev.
cry month.
FIDELITY SOCIAL. DEGREE, No 3s, meets
on the I'd and 4th Tuesday evening Of each and ev.
cry month.
BELMONT LODGE, No. 16, Free Masons, meets
on the wednesday evening Immediately preceding
the full moon.
ST. GAINESVILLE CHAPTER, No II, Roy.
a. Arch Masons, meets every Friday evening imnle
diatey after Full Moon.
RlO FRlO DIVISION, No. 354, Sons of TEN.
erance, meets every Saturday evening.
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-. HERIFF'S SALE.--BAueHER, FISHER

- HERIFF'S SALE.-BAUGHER, FISHER
\ J & Co. VS.: JOnS w. Books.
BY virtue OF writ Of venditioni eKponas to me di.
rected from the Court of Common Pleas Of Belmont
County, Ohio will offer for sale at public auction on
Tuesday, the ed day of May, 1854,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock a. M and O'Clock n.
of said lay at the front door OF the Court House In
81. Clairsve in said county, the following lands and
tenements TO wit fourth Of of land situate
lying and being in the county Of Belmont and State OF
Ohio, and bounded and described follows to witt be.
ing part OF the nothw quarter Of section No. "a
township No 0 aud Range No. q, and bounded on the
west by lands belonging to Richard Ridgeway, on the
north by lands OF abner Moore the by land he
longing TO Mrs Samuel Tiilet and the south by the
National Road. Taken in execution the suit Baugher
Fisher & Co.
;. JOHN G. NICHOLS, Sheriff of B. c. o.
Sheriff Office, March 3lsi, 1855.
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SHERIFF's sAIE-Jour Nr.trs I'd

SHERIFF'S SALE.-JoHN NrALrs vsl
~ q. w. NEaLEa, et.s In Partition.
vr,e ~ o, an order Of sas to mo directed IN the
VIII offer for sale at. public auction on
Saturday, Isl, day Of April, A. d. 1854,
between the hours, of Oocloek a. m. sud oelook p
M OF sad day, on the premises in Peas Up, In said
county. The following described lands & tenements
situate. lying, aud fcug In the county OF Belmont and
State OF Ohio. Being ~ Sec. ). Tp. O. and r. 2 com.
menelng On the east boundary at post OF lsrge
oa White OAK thence :. = T.. L. pctches TO old
stump thanot s. 23 Il. 80, 9 perchcs to Beech.
thence =. 90 e. II, ao an ash: thence 25lee o.
rcrs to beeci thence 3Ot &c. a. 9pcrches to W.
Wannl' thence $. 80. .. II perches to b. Walnut
~ 2petche. TO sycamore. lhence i09e IS, perche
10 beech: thence = 23=c 10, perchcs 10 poplar
thence $ 20 e. %, perchcs 10 sugar tree thence io
e; e. ~, Petehesto post .lrning To w. Walnut u.
437 W. p lnksE ihcnse e9l e. -. pcrces 10 range
line ttcnce lG- pcrches to the place OF beginning,
Containing I3o acTcl rood 20, % percles.
Aso another tract being the section azores lid
and described as follows IN wit; beginning at the n O.
corner Of said tract at old ytumr thence s.2=c Is,
thence - ~ q. ~ perchss 10 ASH thence oJi e.
o. perches TO beech: thence son Nv. 81 rerches
run: thence n ~. seq, perchcs to stake! thence n
GE7e 10 pctehes TO stone thence Iit IA, per.
~ y pefehe': thence y Nv Y pefches: thence
3!S 4, perceS: thence 61i I2 perclss: thence
n2t " 49, perehes: thenre q. 7w -, . perehes:
thencee 80 perthcs to white OAK TO the place OF be-
ginning, containing = acres rood 0, ~ perehes.
Also anOthcrtsct being in tile sar section aforesaid
and described a. follows, 10 wit: beginning the
corner of said traciat beech: thence s3DI H.
ches TO white walnut: thence 3pt H. perChes to
B. walnut thence 49, 7e perches TO cln thence
Az 7e l3 ptrches TO Sycamore: thenCes 40 IJ
pcrch's to beech: thence 23= 10, = perches
Poplar: thence 70 e u percies 20 sugar: thence
H- @ 20, perches 10 post Gearing 10 walnut 42
- Inks thence So. Nv 90 % perches TO Baily's
rum thence II e4 " l3 perChcs. thence 4sow 49, 3
perches: thence e2i TO- perches: thence 3el W
peTces; I5enge 9i -e 10, perehes: thence So IL
perohes thence ii i5i &c 81 rerehes thence ease
0O rerchcs 10 Chrsaut tree: thence Glt 81 perches
too heech, to tho place OF bcginnirg. Containing 0l
eeres rood d pe!cles,
JOHN c. NICHOLS Sheriff.
Sheriff. Once, Feb 2itl. ls5i.-So5O
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MARRIED.

On the % inst. by the Rev. John Mofat
Mr.. JAMES, R. BAKTos, and SARAH ANN KEEL
LoR.
On the 10th, March by Samuel Ring Esqr.
Mr.. CURTIS BRIGHT and Miss. MARY ANN
DASFoRp, all of Belmont County.
On the %, inst. at the Norton House by
Rev d. Trueman Mr. WILLIAM J. BALES
Miss. .SusAN NJ. BARLOW all Of Belmont
County.
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BALTIMORE. March 90.

DNLTIMUKEi HHTCH Il.
Now Orleans papers of Thursday have
been received here. The "Bee" has private
sdvicss from the city of Mexico. It was ru-
nored that Tamarz Minister of Finance is
to be expelled from the Republic. The Gov
ernor of Acapulco declared for Alverez, the
latter it is thought if hard pressed by Santa
Anna, will apply to Walker for aid.
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"The Erie difficulties have been settled. 4
bill has been perfected in the Pennsylvania
Legislature, by which the Cleveland and As.
tsbula Road agrees to construct road rom
some point west Of Erie to connect with the
Sunbury Road at Meadville. The arrange
ment is satisfactory to all parties"
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The LATEST FREAK OF SPIRITs.-Accord.
ing to the New York Herald, the latest and
most remarkable performance of"spiritualism
is the extraordinary freak Of boot jack
which trotted into room and dragged off the
boots of every individual present! Truly
,ronders will never cease.
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ASTONISHING CURE.

Messrs. A. n. & y. SANDS: Gentlemer-Hsyinuw wit.
messed the most beneficial effects from the use OF your
sarsapara, ii gives me pleasure send you the fol.
lowing statement in regard to my In the spring
of 1919 he took cold and after eight weeks or
suffering the disease settled in his left leg and
foot which soon swelled 10 the utmost. The swelling
was anced by his physician and discharged most pro.
fusey after that no less than eleven ulcers formed
the leg and foot at time We had ifereDt Pby.
scians. hut relieved him mHc and The last inter
found him so emaciated and low that he wasunahle 10
leave his he'd suTeringhe During
this time the lone had become much affected thai
piece after piece out of whicn lie has now mora
than twenty-five preserved in iole VARYING from one
half TO one and in length. We had given
up all hopes Of his recovery Int this time we were
totry your Sarsaparlia. and with its use his
health and appetite began immediately TO improve ',and
so rapid was the change that less than dozen bottles
effected perfect cure.
With gratitude, Ircmain truly yours
O.: DARIUS BALLARD
We the undersigned, neiehtOrs of Mr. Ballard char
fully subscribe to the facts of the above statement
- X = HAYT, A. NJ. TRowBRIDGY,
, GEO T. DEAN, C. EASTWOOD
PIenared AND sold. wholesale and retail, by A. D. n
d. SANDS Druggists and Chemists 100 Fulton st. cor.
ner OF william. York Sold also W Druggietseep
orally throughout the United States and Priae
81 per hottie; six hotties for s.. For salely
y. ALEXANDER. St. CIairsviiIe
Jas Baker, Wheeling.
Apdby Druggis aud Dealers in Medicine evsrrxb.a
Dec. 70. lS53.--lv.
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ALBANY, N. Y. March %,

The Buffalo evening down train ran full
speed on the side track into train of 80
cars, near Syracuse. The engineer and /
passenger, an Indian, was instantly killed;
the fireman was badly hurt, and the cars were
demolished. The accident was caused by
the carelsssness Of the switch tender.
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M e fCA l..

d. THE BELMONT, MEDICAL So.
fE5S crETY, will hold It's Snhusl, meeting
al Bridgeport, o., on Tbursdny lhe 9Th. of Aoril
1854, at 10 o'clock, A. M
DR.. Wright, Gnston, a. Machnll, will euch read
essays Glass No. 3 will report cssss. A PROPOSE.
tion will be made to change the organization OF the
Society HENRY WEST, Socy.
Murch, oath 1854,
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SABBATH DIRECTORY.

M. T.. CHURcH-Pastor, John H. Rankin Pub.
lie Worship at II O'Clock, A. NJ. Sabbath School
at 81 O'Clock p. M. Samuel Le,ois, Superintendent
PRESBYTERIAN CHuRcH.--Pastor John Mofaf.--
Public Worship at II o'clock, A. NJ. Sabbath
School at O'Clock P. M. George anderson, Super
intendant.
ASSOCIATE REFORMED CHURcH.-Pasior, Aleran-
der Young. Public Worship at ! / O'Clock A. NJ
Bible Glass, instructed by the Pastor at l o'clock
p. NJ.
SocETY OF FRIENDS. Public Worship in each
Church at II o'clock, A M.
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ApELMONT COUNTY, OHIO.--Isaac

- Van will take notice that Julia Ann Glenn mi
nor by her next friend William Glenn the l4lh day
of March, 1854, filed petition gainst the said Van III
the Clerks office of the Common Pleas Court said
County, asking for judgment against him of 500 dollars
Tor assauting and beating the said Julia Ann Glenn
to answer said petition by the 9th day of May 1854
the petition will lie taken true and judgment render.
ed accordingly The said Vans property in said coun.
~ has been attached The said Van will also take
tice that the said Julia Ann Glenn and William Glenn
expect TO testify on the trial OF said action.
JOHN II. 1lEATON, Clerk.
d. ID. Y. CowEN,
Mar II, 1S5i.-Gw.1 Atty. for PitfT.
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or OHIO. BELMONT COLIN.

~ Tf, ss.-WhLr.H BARsxR VS.. NATTiiEw BARBER
et al Court Of Common Plohi.
The defendants, Matthew BARRIER, Nancy Barber Hugh
" warner, 9nn Todd aud Nancy Todd, heirs Of Marea
ret Todd, deed, and 9nn Barrier widow o. Janes Bsr
her decd witt take notice that the god day Of March
a. u Is5f the underssped flied petition IN the Court
OF Common Pleas Of Belmont County, Ohio, where he
same is now pending demanding partition Of the fol
lowing premises situate In said county " wit tile south
east quarter Of section No. 3 Township No. 6of Range
No. D. Of lands sold al Steubenyiie Ohio. The under.
signed demands partition Of said premises, follows
10 the undersigned II30 Of said premises TO Matthew
Barber 30 Of said premises to Nancy Barber and Hugh
r. Barrier each Is Of said Promises aud TO qnn Todd Il
Nancy Todd each lilo Of said premises; aud that the
dover OF fun Barber he assigned therein nd that at
the next ef said court application will be made by
the undersigned for order that partition may be ade
and dover assigned in said premises.
WIIIIAM BARBER,
BY PETxR TALLNAE, his my.
March "a, lsJI.-6w.
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CiNcINkAff, Matchs7.
Markets are very dull for Flour and pro-
visions. Small sales of the former were
made at $40 to $40. Sales OF 700 hhds Of
sugar at At to 81; for lower fair to prime.
200 bbls of Molasses at ~. Glover seed s5,-
as, firmer. Mess pork IL dollars.
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VALUABLEFARMS FOR SALE.

NWO NALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
Situate on the ational Road three miles east OF
ST TCLAlRSNlLLE, including the farm on which re.
side, containing
164 Acres of superior Land.
IS acres in timber. The improvements are all in the
best of order consisting of pleasant Brick dwelling
house, built In 1850, large frame Barn. Stabng, Sheds
Hay Scales Corn Il Cob mill, and every improvement
necessary for farming young orchard of 800 of
choice fruit for desifsbe and location and
profitable farming, il is unsurpassed in the county.
The second farm lays almost adjoining. Containing
lbs acres OF walnut and tree land, 90 OF
which are under cultivation, il has on it excellent
frame Barn, comfortable log dwelling house. and other
necessary out buildings aud small orchard. Both
farms are well watered and have good coal
For terms, &C., apply to the subscriber the prem
ises. DAVID BROWN
March 3lst, lS5i-3m. pd.
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New YoRE, March ~,

The steamer Empire City, arrived from
Havana, at New Orleans on the Gath,
She reports that the Black Warrior had
been given lup, on condition thnt fine o.
6o00 dollars be paid.
Capt. Bullock accepted the conditions, and
was to to take possession of the vessel on the
92d .and would sail Immediately for New
York.
U. s, sloop Albany, and steamers Fulton
and Corwin were at Havana.
The steamer pempefo, ff6m San Juan
with 200 passengers, has also arrived at
Charleston. She confirms the report, and
states that the Captain m sde protest aga
inst the delay He claims damages, the ma
chinery having been injured through the neg
lect Of those who had her in charge.
New YORK, March 22.-AA large band of
counterfeiters were arrested here Yesterday,
who have been flooding the city with counter
felt bank bills, chiefly on the Cranston Bank,
R. l. They are said to be agents of the no.
ted Money, who was under arrest down East
last Summer.
Over 80 persons who had been duped by
them appeared at the Police Courts against
them.
The Herads Washington correspondent
learns that George Saunders, e4-Consul to
London, has effected the sale Of 200 900 mus
kets to certain revolutionary capitalists in
London.
The convict who died recently at Sing
Sing, confessed on his death-bed that he and
IL Ii
the party who murdered the young German
on the Battery two years since, and threw
his body over the trails.
Saul and Hewlett were subsequently han
ged for the murder of ship keeper.
Johnson is now in the State Prison for
crime subsequently committed.
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.CocnRAN's CELEBRATED LINZ.

~ ment
Prepared and sold by
D. b. T6MLIhsON, Sole Proprietor.
A., a., LLoYDsvtLLE, o.
Hgent. ~ N' O'''
70 whom all orders for the above tihlnient mus, b,
sion. '' - " ''
rms i,inifnehi u well known, and highly raeommon.
ncd ny veterinary surgeOns and Of pericrce
IonRhont the state Oi OHIO; and a. the Lnncnt hAs
een airy tested and acknowledged 10 he he as good
recommended. viii not attempt TO give tho public
ns'sl M oI whst wonderful cures II has reformed, III
lei Il stand upon its own merits.
March "a, 1854.
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SHERIFF's sALE.--GEoReE R. Mon
~ ToN vs.. Isaac NgswAsukR.
By virtue ofa writ OF vendition esponss to me d..
reoted nom The court Of common pleas VI Belmont
", Ohio, VIII offer for splc, on
WE:KEsDAY, the 9th Of April, A. u. 1854,
between the hours ~ l0o'eock A. NJ and O'Clock +.
~. Of said day the promises nr Isaac Neswanger IN
Rieland township. Beimeut county, Ohio the following
goods and cHttlcs In wit one Ray Black mare.
two fresh nich COWS. Taken in execution al the eut
Of George X. Morton.
JOHN e. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
Sheriff. ONCE, March g4lh, 1854.
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New YokK, March OF

New YoKK, March 27
Sales of 1900 bbls flour at - advance, T..
Gal to 8. Southern 7,87 to 8,l2. Wheat
firm with an upward tendency. Corn sells at
prices a trihs higher, 50 to s5. ..
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Tb TEACHERS,

HSEsT THE BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAM
gwtS INERs, will meet in the scljool hpuse In the
W~@ West end,of Sr. CtAitsvIiaR, on Saturday
April LIST, 1854, at 10 O'Clock A. M.
BY order Of the Board. :.
ID ID, II, COWEN, Clerk.
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6rHamlet's udvice to young ladies': 'Put
your bonnet to its right use; It's for the head,
and not for the neck'
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DUBLIc sALE.-The undersigned I'D.

DUBLIC ShLE.-The undersigned I'D.
minisrsor Of the estate Of bean Rankin, decd, N
on the premises In the town Of Jaeobsbufg6 Belmont
county, Ohio, on
Saturday, the Goth day Of April, next,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. ~. aud O'Clock .
NJ. Of said day, Lots No. ~ b u and fraction, ON
which there N one dwelling house, one Blacksmith shop
and one stable. Property appraised a. e3g0 and will We
sold To pay debts. FRaNt II 81. sNlVELY,
March "a, 1853.
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ALBANY. N. Y. March q.

The Maine law passed the House this
i piornin g by vote 7s to 40. 1t goes into
effect on the lst Of May.