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% kAD1 MADE CLOTHING Fail AND
II wonrGentmcn wishing purchase fun snss o single
Of Of
fashionable clossns
before making seectons our
supplied fine
silk max
20 the best reasonable
BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING
supply for fall en-
brscinr the extensive variety OF all ausssie-
WALL h STEPHENS,
ro~n avenue, between 9th and lotb streets,
Oct lit Next door Hat.
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Two conyics from the Belgian State prison Of Allos
says the New York Journal Of Commerce) arrived hert
on Friday, but win probably be sent back
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NEW YORK FALL GOODk--J RGGLEs, Mcrchsp,
Tner from New
cloths,
all of which open
specton Of the public.
Also furnishing goods
gep
Goods boys
clothing, all here
which sell
his the merchant tailoring us
seventh street, opposite Solder, wirhcrs, Co
Sept so-eoath
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IMGRAToN-Total number of alien passengers arrived
at New York during the month Of September 25l59 Or
these there were 6254 Irish 1889 Germans 2754 Eng
lsh 459 Scotch, and Cos French. The remainder were
from other countries
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EAECUToRs SALE or VALUABLE BUILDING Lotion
Il Friday afternoon, 9Th
subdivision IA square fronting 6Hy
New York 9th back
about IS feet TINS desirable location for business stand
sias.ed Immediately and u Of the Northern
Lii Marx
in months,
a. bearing interest secured by deed cf trust on the prem
iset.
Al ccnveysnring at ihe ~ purchaser
order 81
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Oct I'D
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uy GREEN 4. SCOTT. Auc,,oneers.

Hy GREEN q SCOTT. Auc,ione@rs-
|, INTENSIVE SALE OF EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD AND
day. instant, O'Clock, M fLieu
4 st Of sS VIZ 2' street.
Fns rosewood ease Cheksrins piano forte
M M4s9s,s sa %s.s lsp 's esaS ssss'
Rosewood marble top sofs tables
Mahogany bookrrses and secretaries
Rosewood arm, hc
Mahogany marble 'Sp dressing n and Other bureaus
70 nigh and low post bedsfeads md hn'rack
Dc oi,onsns, chamber set, consisting
of high posi- bedstcad, marble dress b1ress and
wash elo.e' rocking and Other ohuirs, wardrobe,
hne soe r. P Of which 60 by as inches
China, glass, aud coskery ware
Plated casors, cRsde branches, snuaers and trays
Lroca,eiie and window and ornaments
Fine sasss Brussels. a"a T s1se eaIpe- and rugs
Tine pninted cottage chamber 'c's
Stoves kitchen utensils. Sc
Tcrios under $50 easl $50,
''' ~ aREkS ! SCOTT,
oc,5-d Auc,soneers.
A cAHp.-wALr.R HARPER co would ,ake ,hi. method
a ey have now in se and ray fo inspection ehoee and
every silks embroidees fancy drsss
goods Pans ciouks, uanilss, sc.
Also
Linen goods in Airpg -heetur bsrocys
oct 3-3eof
uSCKEHs FaRlNA, prepared expressly for f.na'
hs ecoponcaI nuous,
alass WIN ample ard hsss body strictly
speaking BECKER farms neer stringent nor BOT s
ordered bowels daoa dysens and even 70 cases Of cholera
cannot sy, known extensively used
in hospitals aud private prscpce The o. hea, o. ,ne
o important The curing ~ dis
People should therefore, Becker's rns freely
common fopd,o preserve the ipe~t,mab,e hies~snr.
For sale by and snss wsoss x.ss n.r g.
south Front street ri,sdepe'a g so~ss.. Co, J. Long
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NOTICE-On Monday, October 2,
" Washington and Baltimore will be dollar and sixty cents
will allowed all who
before addition Of will
way tickets purchased
office.
Roundp tickets three days. will be issued the 3D. 3d.
all who wish the Asrcul
turn Fair and Maryland institute
By ORDER A. H. PARSONS,
3-lm Agent.
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Mns. ANNE RoyAL-The local items have been excluded
the days. owing the crowded of columns
This will for the appearance OF notice of the
death Of Mrs Anne Royal edress of the Huntres and
many years resident Of Washington. The Of the
deceased long and singuerly eventful She
of Virginia. sna her husband officer in the
ermY Of United States Mrs. Royal before the nfrmi-
ties age upon her travelled much through the
try and probability that she visited every State in the
Union. The deceased Of much strength OF
mind great energy of character, untrng industry, and al
WAYS eyinced e lvelest gratitude for of kindness
extended She had reached the advanced age of ninety
years.
TIE wEAyHER,-our annual hoary headed visiter is
again Gin our midst" The country around and the roofs
in the city yesterday morning covered
with FROST and fires in dwelling houses and Offices
Portable.
JUDICIAL APporSTMEsr.-The President of the United
states yesterday commissioned Samuel D. Lecompte
city Baltimore hut recently Of the county Of Dor
set Maryland chief justice Of the Territory of Kansas
Madison Brown, esq.,, who declined the appointment
owing to sickness his family The appointee ranks
high member Of the legal profession, and his selection
will be gratifying to his numerous friends.
PAnrow's SOUTHERN TRoupE.The concerts ofth troupe
Mt the Iron Hall have been well attended and they have
parted delight ALL They win again make sweet mel
ody this evening and hope hey may be BATTERED with
an admring crowd
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LOCAL N Il w y.

The ANr-LIQuoR BILL.-The council, at its
sion Monday evening passed the bill which originated in
the board of aldermen prohibiting the sale of intoxicating Ii
quors within the corporate limits of Washington in quantities
pint We that the bill has been approved
by the mayor takes effect from and after the first day of
month
The evils of incompetence widespread and alarming
and il is earnestly be hoped that the win
work benehcialy. We confess however that If our
inclnaons led 70 oppose the measure would make
point the quantity which the law authorizes dealers to
sell 1t seems 10 us that would have been better have
enacted thorough law. II is true that St. Paul rec
commended to his Christian brother Timothy 20 take e
his stomachs sake " bu have idea that the
great Apostle would have recommended sanctioned sn
Indulgence in pint.
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OR1aCE OF EGERTON AND BROTHER,
Corner or Exchange Place and south street,
MAGNIFICENT MARYLAND LorrErEs ron ocrosEh.
TO THE PUBLIC.


THE authori
elected fer tho gusSAiyinx
great
pestsd number dbused fo
once has Induced make thus advertisement for The noat ot
otoosr and we hope those In want will avail
Of The Opportunity address mail Of The high
and The payment Ut Maryland
much 70 Our interest well gssihcauoa hh pss
aha mas many unes happsped s1s
rich before mad the pcrvsew
we have sod during The prizes
winch have besn cast from MAINE
rous correspondence oou.
Sso0oo one Of 700, u -
one ct ~ 100, nse u $780,
saoO and lumber q 81 S $50, &c fscs scs,csy day
We invariably answer Ieftsrs BY mail, eaclops
the drawing send the
the result All
sfcr The drawing Bank u taken
for tickets.
Correspondents condolences regularity
and safety o ths mss Containing
drns and from all
had valuable letter
Once postage
Us, and we will prepay
We have thus endeavor,d poxsbs all
our details II any important u Information
Omitted The undessned always ready
inquiry
In lottery enelsse tAs
posi- ONCE. county,
single triaI possession compesency
Try us Address
EGERTON 4 BRO.
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IUxr Received, the Sew York auctions. . larE"
j Ion OF fns GOOD consisting part of-viz;
Plaid ands surge silks in large quantities
Plaid and sssipe black siiks do
RIr andc oa'db ~ocsdc do do
P.p BLACK spdco lsrcA silks, quai'y
VARIETY of adiea' cioakx
Trimmings unasch
large of bonset rbands
large Of Paris and csshmeres, the
styles
A large Of bomsssins apseas cheap
large nj French
large quantity Of nd scArf Of various kinds
Embroderies OF every description
caoaks aad mantos the assss Pa
styies
large c,ctbs ard verinss which we viii
have made mp the hest style, cheap, ea
iarR kind velvet
tapestry carpets and
Of ocolh~. hseh Will
10 su,t rsssaees viii
will certainly call
their view, 10 styles and price
DC; s-loW HALL a bkOIBEk-
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PREspyTEEv The pIETRIcr CoLuMBIA.--This court
Of the Presbyterian Church. which composed of the minis
and elder from each of the Presby churches
(new schoo) Of the city Of Baltimore the neighboring
counties of Maryland, the cities Of Alexandria Washington
and Georgetown convened last evening the Sixth Preby
terrain church the Island. The moderator appointed at
the last session of this body tho Rev B. Sunderland
preached the opening discourse There good attend
Of both clergy and ay, and the church crowded
with auditors,
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Hastings the postmaster in Sussex county, Delaware
who about three years ago convicted for robbng the
mail and sentenced years imprisonment has been
pardoned by the President
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THE subscribers' seireo Dansante, complimentary
Andreoi, Wi! by the Caruss
saloon, Thursday essnng, the 5th inst, O'Clock
Subscribers only viii be admitted tickets be obtained
Il door,
Oct 3-dT'
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t>AI.i. AND WINTER styles Of ready csothing
superior and finish, embracing the Thns surtout
laree black blue fashionable
plain figured business
pushes meripo, silk,
collars, nndershrfs gloves Ac
andy youths clothing always hand
sole prces
NOAH WALKER CO.,
Marble Hall Clothing Emporium,
Sent 29--snw4wif Browns Hotel Building.
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NAyAL-The United States frigate Saranae Capt Long
having on board Commodore trngham has gone TO Con-
santinopIe agaa The flagship Cumberland, Capt Law
ton is now probably at Barcelona.
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THE FREDkHICK FEMALE SEMINARY II \ fully
college, chartered endowed with $4,000
the State of Maryland il located Frederick city Mary
healthy a southern Stnes
This institution has able and efficient board of and
number good Library, excellent muacal
chemical and philosophical and
confidently believed facilities
land.
The school 10 sectaran.
further particulars Rev sepImus D.
d., Washington, D. g.
July 2l-dkcp3mos'
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REGISTRY OF pRArTs.-The amount OF drafts registered
the Registers office during the week ending September 40
follows:
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goods srng ~hectnr table daask bacye and buc
diaper, napkins doyiies ke ~ veJy Fesaeed prices
Oct 3-3ieon
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We learn from the Fall River Monitor that the number
Of cholera deaths last week in that place amounted te
thirteen and there case on Friday Since
August "a there have been 56 internents in the burial
ground 1876 of which from cholera Only ten Amer
Jeans have died OF the disease
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oswEoo, Oct. S.-The body of Alvin Curtis, who has
been missing since Thursday last found in the 0swego
river this morning and shows evident marks of violence
The evidence goes show that he must have been murdered
and then thrown into the river.
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Mrs Harris daughter Of Governor Troupe Of Georgia
and wife Of Lieut. Harris United States navy was dread
fully burned Sweet Springs Virginia short time since
in endeavorng exngush the flames which had caught
the curtain of her chamber from a candle.
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The total number of deaths in Boston since the ninth
of June last when the cholera first commenced there has
been little $50, less number than have died in
New York Of this disorder in single week and got nall
of the number that died in Boston dupg e cholera year
of ls4a
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IRON HALL
PARRow's SOUTHERN TROUPE,
evening attended and
their evening
'his week
DUN BOWERS,
person OF Original Bob Ridley,
will appear eaeh evening
Admission Orchestra rents, 81
For particulars bills of the day
4-dst- JNO. p SMITH, Agent
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.oaAo Lee alias Felt committed suicide by hanging
in the jail Salem Friday night lie arrested on
Friday on suspicion of having robbed Mrs Chandler of
East Boston Of the sum Of Sl0o
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STATE OF OHIO. MONROE COUNTY

STATE OF OHIO. MONROE COUNTY.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, IN AND FOR
SAID COUNTY.
PETITION FOR PARTITION.
Daniel Baicht, and Margaret, his wife,
- 5saszslesfet vs..
Rebecca Pickens, widow of William Pickens,
deceased. James South, and Sarah Jane, his
wife, William A. Pickens, Thomas j. Pickens,
& Adam G. Hathaway, and Agnes Ellen. his wife,
s. and James c. Picxens, minor.
NOTICE is hereby given that the petitioners
II have this day, fled with the CLERK of said
Court. their petition, in which they set forth
that William Pickens, died, seized OF the south
west quarter OF the south west qusrter of section
No. IA, Of township 6, and range 6. containing
40 acres. Also, the north half Of the north east
quarter Of section -. township 6, and range 6.
containing go acres. Also. tns south west quar-.
ter of the north east quarter of section l3, OF
township 6. of range 6. containing 20 acres. Al.
80, the south part of the west half Of the north
west quarter Of section Is. OF township g. Of range
6. containing SO acres. Also. the north east quar-
ter OF the north west quarter Of section Is, of
township 8. Of range 6, containing Al acres. Al
So the north west quarter OF the north west quar-
ter of section 7. OF township 6, of range 6. and
ten acres from the west part Of the north east
quarter Of the north west quarter, Of the same
section, to wnship and range, making 80 acres.
That the petitioners are heirs at law of said
deceased; that they are entitled to one-sxth part
OF said premises; that as soon as they lawfully
may. said petitioners will demand partition ac-
cordingly. JOHN SINCLAIR,
March 22. 1854. Attorney for Petitioners.
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CONSUMPTION

10 the great curse Of our Northern lasitudes II
the blight Of domestic felicity aud the despoiler o
beauty. II robs the cheek Of its healthfui bloom
the mind OF its serenity. and the eye Of ITS brian
cy. 1t wastes the form, dims the intellect. and
plunges its victim into an early grave. The young
and the old, the serious and III. gay, the city
belle. the country lass. are alike its prey and il
victims. Blessings on the man, then, whose
genius and research furnished us with weapons to
bid defiance to this ''Dweller of the Thre shold!'
He merits the applause and gratitude Of ages.
Tho following certificate was handed Us fol
publication. In giving it place in our columns.
we do no more than justice in saying that this ID
but one Of many similar testimonials Of the good
qualities and healing power of this Balsam.-.N
E. Washingtonian, Boston. Feb. 40.
My mother. (aged about sO) has been afflicted
for several years past with an obstinate cough.
which at times has nearly proven fatal. On q
visit to this city last fall. procured for her q
bottle of Wild Cherry Balsan,. A short time af.
ter her return home. lBristol, R. l. } she wrote
me that il had helped her more than any remedy
she had tried. few days since she wrote me
thus-sl am better than have been for some
time. The Balsam you gave me has made me
nearly we'll !" H. G LUTHER,
Dentist. 4s5 Washington st
0o- See adv ertisement.
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TO TOWNSHIP ASSESSORS.

= f q
TO TOWNSHIP ASSESSORS.
Township Assessors are notified. that owing to
several important changes. now under consider
alton by the Legislature ID the tax law Of 1852.
they cannot commence the duties of their Offices
until Monday the FIRST Of May
In circular received from the Auditor of State,
he says: ''The Legislature has now under con-
sideration several importrnt notifications Of the
tax law Of 1852. and 1t will be useless and i'm.
proper for assessors to enter upon their duties un-
I'll it shall have been ascertained how far the -.
sssment Of the present year is to be effected by
cheuges in the law. As matter Of course any
changes which shall be made, will require eorres-
ponding notifications Of the forms and instruc.
lions prepared fol the use Of assessors. It s hard
" necessary to add that these cannot be got ready
until the Legislature has finally acted on the sub.
ject. and this is not likely to be earlier than the
last week Of its session.
'.In view Of these facts. I beg leave to sugges,
to you the propriety Of giving immediate notice
to the assessors Of your county. that it will be
both impIacticable and inexpedient to commence
the assessment for the present year, until Mouday
the LIST day of May, and that it ID desirable they
shall meet at your Office ON the last Saturday ol
April. for the purpose of receiving your instruc-
lions aud adopting common understanding of the
provisions and requirements OF the law"
Township assessors are, therefore, requested
(without faii,) to meet at the Auditors Office on
Saturday. the 18th OF April. inst, at which time
their blanks aud forms will be ready.
JOHN B. NOLL,
April s. 1854. Aud. M. C. O.
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The Nebraska Bin South,

The Cleveland Herald, whig, and de-
cided anti.Nebraska paper, quotes para
graph from the Louisville Journal relative
to the feeling in the south on the Nebraska
bill, and says.
"The indications that the South is be.
coming dissatisfied with the Nebraska hob
by Of the Administration are thickening
A late Louisville Journal says" The pub.
Tic sentiment Of the South is manifest,
undergoing rapid change regarding the
Nebraska bill, it is not improbable that
long before it shall be brought to vote in
the House, THE ENTIRE SOUTH WILL CON.
DENIM 1T IN TONES ONLY LESS LOUD AND IN.
DIGNANT THAN THOSE NOW GOING UP FROM
THE ENTIRE NoRrH."'
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Great Bargain!

/ WILL sell, at private sale. the lot on which
i now reside. in the flourishing village oi
Clarington.
(Sunfsh. } situated about 10 feet from the Marett.
and Wheeling Railroad, and one square from the
Ohio river. The improvements are
A DWELLING HOUSE,
containing Front Parlor, Dining Room, Kitch
en-. Hall and Porch on the lower hoor, togeth- :
er with Four Bed Rooms up staire;
TWO L AR G e STOR e II O o M 8
WAREHOUSE, and 60 by a feet CELLAR
. under the whole. A good Stable.
Coal House. Sc, &c,
With an abundance of choice Fruit for one fami.
iy. on the Lot. One of the best watering places
IN the County. ID within ten feet OF the Stsrs
room door. &.
This is considered to be the MOST ELIGIBLE
stand tor business in the village of Sunfsh. and
large enough for capital of Thirty thousand
Dollars. 1t is also ono of the most commanding
points on the River, for a Wholesale Grocery
business. and given up IS the BEST PRODUCE
POINT between Wheeling and Cincinnati.
Being desirous Of retiring from business, / will
sell the whole At A GREAT BARGAIN.
Possession given BY the FIRST OF April.
Sun6sh. Feb Is. 1854.
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or Our good friend-JosEPH TlDD-
formerly Of this county, will please accep,
our thanks for the following:
ARLINGTON, ILL, March 28, 1854.
Mr.. EDIroR:-Enclosed send you a
three.dollar bill, hoping you will continue
to send your valuable county paper to me,
as long as this will pay for it, after paying
what is now due to you, and perhaps by
that time, will have few more dimes to
send you. Yours. &c..
JOSEPH TIDD.
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THE AMERICAN MUSEUM AND ME-.
NAGERIE will exhibit at
CARLISLE. on Thursday, April 9th.
WOODSFlELD, Friday, Aprh 2Sth
Price of Admission Is cents. Children under
9 years of age, Is cents,-to the whole of this
immense Establishment, including General Tom
Thumb, the entire collection of Wild Animals,
Wax Statuary. Mr.. Lengel's performances in the
Dens. the Baby Elephant. Mr.. Nellis' perform.
ances. Sc. no extra charge under any pretence
whatever, let the reports be what they may.
Doors open from to A.. and from to 81
O'Clock, P. M.
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Connecticut Election.

The New York Tribune gives the re.
suit thus:
By our telegraphic dispatch from Hart.
ford we learn that the entire vote for Gov
ernor Of Connecticut is about 81 ,OOO-o
which Du,ton. (Whig,) received about
l9,5O0; Chapman, (Temperance,) about
10, 800; Ingham. Democrat,) 90, 900; and
Hooken. (Free-Soil.) about 700.
The Wings have carried the Legislature
which will give them the State officers, and
also United States Senator in place o.
Truman Smith, the presen. Wing incum.
bent.
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A TTACHMENT.-At my instance an attach.
"A ment was issued on the 18th day OF March,
A. d. 1854. by Jacob T. Morrill,. Justice of the
Peace of Salem township. Monroe county, Ohio.
against the goods, chattes. stocks. or interest in
stocks, rgh,s, credits, moneys. aud effects of Dr..
John Gruber. nonresident of said county, fol
the sum of three dollars forty mine and halt cents
April 5, 1854. ELIZABETH CAIN.
ALSO: At the instance of the undersigned, on
the same day, sgainst the same, for the sum oi
fourteen dollars aud fifty nine cents.
April S. 1854. l57 FRANCIS NJ. CAIN.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that will make ar,-
IN plication to the Probate court OF Monroe
county. Ohio. on the 29th day of April. 1854, for
order to sell the doubtful aud insolvent claims
of George w. Lawrence, deceased. All persons
having claims against said estate will present them
Immediately, duly authenticated. as the estate must
soon be closed up. DAVID G. COE,
April 8. Administrator of said estate.
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SELECT SCHOOL,
For Young Ladies and Gentlemen

HHE undersigned will open his school in th,.
place. on the lst day of May. next. There
will be three sessions in the year, Of II weeks
each. Those wishing to attend. will please make
application before the commencement of the ses.
sion. Particular attention will be paid to those
wishing to qualify themselves rs Teachers.
Woods6eId 10 healthy village; and good board.
ing msy be had at 81 so per week.
TIE r MS:
Arithmetic. English Grammar. and Geography,
per session, @ $5 90
Algebra, Geometry Natural Philosophy, Chemis.
try and History. 6 90
Languages and higher branches Of Mathemat.
E les, 8 20
R. J SMITH.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.-On Saturday,
~ tho 9th day Of May. A. D. 1854. at IL O..
clock A. NJ, on the premises hereinafter descr,b.
ed. by virtue of an order of the Probate Court oi
Monroe county. Ohio. the undersigned, as the adj.
minis,rator OF Hamilton Highman, deceased. will
sell at public auction. the following described
tract Of land situate in Wayne to wnship, in said
county, to wit: The undivided half of the north
west quarter of the north west quarter of section
l, township s. and range 6, for cash in hand. and
app 3 ised at 800
DAVID HICKMAN, Admr
Apr. 5. 1864. of Hamilton Hiehman, dec.