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a. D. 1915
ed before me- ntifeg Biekc, The city
York MetraIf Morse, by being duly doth
Enose nd say there Is corrosive subitate
used IN and
name OF Dr. MoIse's lnvi Grating Elixir Cor dial That
1T does ro contain PAL tcIe OF Opium 70 * e
Sworn before me. his 26h day OF June, ls4e.z
- 9. ss A. n. MlCKhE, Mayor.
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q Is ". M. HAhIIlIIN, ~
STEAM BOAT AGENT,
WHEELING, VA
Wharf Bonf sit the foot of Monroe street.
70 tile aud OF freight and
the election freight bills.
Freight fol all regular packets win be received nee oil
charge. ii0v1o-tff4t
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III, ana asS si
ern. Tbs selection OF Hosiery and Under gem
orally, is highly worthy the attention purchasers being
OF very fine qIaIity, and at low. pricesi ~ 49,
The oorteituf Shirts, collars, H9ndke rchtef,
avpts, Cloves is exceeiinglyT and various;
numerous to EARTHQUAKES in al dVeFtsementi q
In fine, anything and erisiie for gentle
mans wardrobe be obtained at No, corner Mon
ap4ssm 80 - rios. HUGHES.
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can our stock yoa not beds
appointed;
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-. =. tsttobksB sSec,y.
he Committee would statethat Banks in The
Guy have kindly agreed to recsiye small notes ON
pkfos'T, fro, tie ID 10 the 10Th lust. inclusive
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eSe fThoS. Hughes
EGS TO inform his friends and tho pub.
ID lie generally, that he has lust returned from the Elst
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SPRING FASHION FOR HATS
TIL subseriberls now prepared TO furnish his nuner
hats oil the
latest and most npproved styles,
which for endurance brauty of and finish,
aud whom shaped to tic head by
tive, fit with Perfect ease. q.
Also large assortment of mems, youths and
cht!dren's solt Hats white dab, black,
ned, Plain Non eryentto, gTahan, Yoan merica.
etc, together with fine nsso ent MEMS youths and
CAPS, which offered at lowest prices
wholesale and retail. 2 ltss4s'
9IIAfTsSfNs.
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Tie HnngaSan Basam is reat Expectorant. 1T dis
solv tile morbid diseased matter tile passages
changes from thick gatinons substance TO THU BARN
greatest Possible and comfort 10 the patient. There
tslo better medicine in world its quail
ity be considered. - - ~ -
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Newl CON feotionerv. 81

80 n CIV ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 77I7 ~
kIlH subscriber, Elizabeth Edwards. Opened
IL Confectionery and Ice tonTUe street
near the court house, tic stand occupied by
Felix, and having appointed her daugiters N alice
Parker her the conduct he blish
ent, prepared to FURNISH to the public Candles, Cakes
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t7 y. Away,
No. T4G mad rs. Main sfs,l tEtaeeliaB,3
one OF pc and hest
every description and quality. That has heeu sold loe
sale retail, at prices that cannot isu % pl
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&. q. RAEkER 6eCo., Il
STEAMB0ATAGEN WHEELING, va.
yNTlLLattendt the aud delivering ofeight
n " and collection OF freight bills.
%, onice at the Store Eoetfs4dtfJ
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Teste: GEO. w SIGHTS,
namy15.Iwd Clerk.
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ANoRDINANcs

TO the vending Of oods wares merchandise
within the city OF Wheeling; 80 -
.ss ON the 90 dag annually 1t shall he The
OF tile clerk deliyero the Sergeant of the city.
IAN the merchants and ding mer
ehallts, aud all others who iequIed 10 take ont liz
who shall have i:ed to the tax assessed
ION him, and tany named in the said list shall fail
to pay tohe said Segeant the amount of The lax
sessed against linn, with the addition OF five tentu
eommssion within after the said goth
day of May then sa be the duty ortle said Sergeant
to prosecute the said person fr the viola tio OF this
dlace, to sue Tor the recovery of the tx So assess
lted - :.
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LOOK OUT BALD HEADEti
J1yNl for badness aud grey hair.
For sale wholesale and retail by
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ERY MoM.A.N oF SENSE.


who suffers weakness, derangeent vousness
emoTs, pains the back disorder, tRhefh.
eispeedaro her eoE1iAoi TO both give
Cordial trial.lsF
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OH !! YE HAILESS y
Now syour time TO vide the necessary article and
at the undersigned Is the place buy them cheap.
nc has largest best assorted stock OF mems and
hoy hats in the city. Which will be sold cheap for
ready - j. w fthODl.S,
afe5 2gens
n GROSS Keafns's Raj, Roach, and Mouse Kxter mIna
II Tor The hest article muse
F5fsaic at volEEIL'S Drug Stores
3,,,yf6 No. 81 Union street.
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Stop the Impos,ter!

For the third or fourth time we are call.
ed upon to warn the public against man
calling himself Johnson, who has been
in this State. for more than year
past. and having certificates in his posses.
sion purporting to be from the various off,
GERS Of this county, stating that his father
had a mill or factory burnt. by which he
sustained great loss. &c. No such oertif-
Gates have been given by our county Off.
GERS. nor has any such property been des-
troyed in this county. The last we heard
of this scoundrel he was in Ashland coun-
ty, and was fleeing the people pretty
heavily.
Editors throughout the State would con-
fer a favor on their subscribers by warning
the public against this scamp. as there is
no telling where he may turn up next.
Such publication would also confer favor
on our county officers who are frequently
in receipt of letters making inquiries about
him
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CONSUM PTION


Il the great curse of our Northern ATTITUDES. II s
the blight "f domestic felicity and the despoler OF
beauty II robs the cheek Of its healthfuI bloom
the mind OF its serenity and the eye Of ITS brlIian
cy.i 1t wastes the form, dims the intellect. and
plunges its victim into an early grave. The young.
and the old, the serious and the gay, the city
belle. the country lass, alike its prey and its
victims. Blessings on the man, then, whose
genius and research furnished us with weapons to
bid defiance 20 this "DweIIer Of the Threshold!''
He merits the applause and gratitude of ages.
The following certificate was handed US for
publication. In givingit place in our columns.
we do no more than justice in saying that this is
but one Of many similar testimonials Of the good
qualities and healing power Of this Balsam.-N
E. Washingto,sia,,, Boston. Feb, 20.
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. bristol, R. } she wrote
me that it had helped her more than any remedy
she had tried. A few days since she wrote me
thus-s'l am better than I have been for some
time. The Balsam you gave me has made me
nearly well" H. G LUTHER,
Dentist, 4S5 Washington st.
AC3- See advertisement.
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California News.

The steamers Northern Light and ILL.
nois arrived at New York on the 25,h,
bringing 1900 passengers and nearly two
millions and quarter in gold. The dates
from California BY these arrivals are TO
the lst Of April.
The Mexican consul at San Francisco
had been arrested, charged with enlisting
q band Of 1000 men for the Mexican army
at Sonora. The British ship Challenge
had been seized as connected with the
same affair-she having been chartered to
convey the men. The French consul is
also implicated.
The latest news from Walkers sxpedi-
ton was still unfavorable to him. He had
but Is men, and was about to cross the
Colarado.
Intelligence from the mining regions
was unfavorable.
Three duels had grown out Of the United
States Senatorial election.
Several houses in Nevada had been
crushed by the weight OF snow.
Two factions of Chinese, numbering
several hundred. had pitched battle al
the mines in Ell Dorado county. Some
killed and many wounded.
No other news Of importance.
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Great Bargain!

WILL sell, at private sale. the lot on which
i now reside, in the aourishing village ot
..sse Clarington,
(Sunfish.) situated about 20 feet from the Marietta
and Wheeling Railroad, and one square f,om the
Ohio river. The improvements are
A DWELLING HOUSE,
containing asFr6nt Parlor, Dining Room. Kitch
Gu, Hall aud Porch on the lower floor, togeth.
er with Four Bed Rooms up stairs;
TWO LARG e STOR e ROO MS,
WAREHOUSE, and . so by ~ feet CELLAR
under the whole. A good Stable,
Coal House. Sc. .kc.,
With an abundance of choice Fruit for one fam-
ly. on the Lot. One Of the best watering places
ia the County. is within ten feet OF the Store
room door.
This is considered TO be the MOST ELIGIBLE
stand Tor business in the village of Sunhsh. and
large enough for q capital Of Thirty thousand
Dollars. 1t is also one of the most commanding
points on the River, for a Wholesale Grocery
Business. aud given up the JEST 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
sssa f1i WM. PORTER.
Sunfish, Feb. Is. 1854.
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STATE OF ONO. MONROE COUNTY,

STATE OF OHIO. MONROE COUNTY.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, IN AND FOR
ass5 SAID COUNTY. zfe
PETITION FOR PARTITION.
Daniel B.icht, and Margaret, his wife,
Rebecca Pickens, widow of Willsm Pickens,
deceased, James South, and Sarah Jane. his
wife, William A. Pickens, Thomas ]. Pickens.
Adam C. Hathaway, and Agnes Ellen, his wife,
and James c. Pickens, minor. sss -
NOTICE IS hereby given that the petitioners
IN have this day, filed 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 quarter of section
No. IA, OF township 6, and range 6. containing
40 acres. Also, the north half of the north east
quarter of section 13. township 6. and range 6,
containing 80 acres. Also, the south west quar-
ter Of the north east quarter of section l8, Of
township 6. Of range 6, containing ~ acres. Al
so, the south part of the west half Of the north
quarter Of sect ton Is. OF wDshp 6, Of range
6, containing So acres. Also. the north guar
ter of the moth west qua, ter Of section l3Dof
township 6. Of range 6, containing Al acres Al.
so. the north west quarter OF the north west quar-
ter OF section 4. 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 ceres.
That the petitioners are heirs at law Of said
deceased; that they are entitled to one-sixth part
vi said premises; that soon As they, lawfully
may, said petitioners will demand partition &C.
cording.y. JOHN SINCLAIR. 80
Msrch 22. 1854. Attorney for Petitioners.
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For the Spirit ol l,emocracy.]
Mathematical Problem.

A father who designed to bless
Two lovely daughters fair,
Bequesthed to each q lot OF land,
One round the other square.
Just seventy pounds per acre.
Is the value. it is said.
And the shillings that encompass each
For each exactly paid;
Now If . shilling. in it's breadth.
Be just one inch. pray tell,
You fond admi.er Of the fair,
To each what portion iell.
Antioch. Ohio, M
We publish the above just as We receiv
ed it. The authors name does not &C
company il, Whether it 10 original or not
we cannot say; but guess it will puzzl'
some Of our young mathematicians.
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DAGUERREOTYPE LIKENEssES.
For $l,50 Only!

n w. MURPHY would respectfully inform
VI. the citizens of WooDsrtELD and vicinity.
that he has taken ruoms at Dr. J. l.. DYE's. where
he will be happy to see all who desire
CORRECT MINIATURES, a
of themselves or friends. according to the latest
Improvements it the Daguerrean art.in style sup
erior any that have been taken in this place here
tofore. Also, particular attention will be given
to taking copies OF Portraits, Paintings. Pic
lures, &c.
and il will never change il rightly taken. but re-
main true and faithful sembiance OF the original.
D3- Any person sitting for aportrait. will not
be expected to take it.. unless they and their
friends think it correct and satisfactory. Call aud
see specimens. SIS -
March 20, 1854. is
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Probate Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that settlement ac-
II counts have been filed in the Office of the
Probate Judge of Monroe County, Ohio. by
Joseph Garrett, jr guardian of Samuel Gil
more-6naI:
John Griffith, guardian of Sarah Jane Ander.
son final:
Caleb Morrison, guardian of Asbury Morrison
final:
Israel D. Riley. guardian of Rachel Ann Riley
final:
soThomas Cummings, executor Of Jane Ander.
n-partiaI:
John D. O'Connor. administrator of Daniel w.
Clark-partial:
Frederick Muhlemann, administrator Of Joseph
Zink-fnal:
t Frederick Muhelnsnn. administrator Of Angus.
US Wehrman-6nal
The undersigned will examine said accounts in
the above order. commencing Monday. May the
18th, 1854.
In the meantime they are subject to the insPec-
ton of persons interested therein.
s JOHN W. OKEY,
April 19, 1854. Probate Judge.
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SELECT SCHOOL,
For Young Ladies and Gentlemen

"HE undersigned will open his school in th'
place. on the lst day Of May. next Their.
will be three sessions in the year, Of IL weeks
each. Those wishing 10 attend. will please make
application before the commenc ement Of the ses
sion. Particular attention will be paid 10 those
wishing to qualify themselves as Teachers.
Wood.6eld 10 healthy village; and good board
ing may be had at 81 so per week.
51=f Hl TIE r MS:
Arithmetic. English Grammar. aud Geography
per session, see$ s. 90
Algebra, Geometry Natural Philosophy. Chenis
iry and History. 9s 90
Languages and higher branches Of Mathsm.t
ics, 3 70
r. ]. SMITH
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From Columbus.

l.r 3.
We are indebted to Mr.. HOLLAND for the
following teleeraphic dispatch:
..s .:is ssse CoLuMBus, April 80.
The temperance and in6rmsry bills have
passsd besA Houses. The bill for the sale
S6sths Pablo Works passed the House.
H. HOLLAND.
The temperance bill referred to above,
~ suppose. is the bill Of which we pub.
lishsd synopsis in our last. The fea.
tusss Of the in6rmary bill are given in an.
other article in to-day's paper.
The temperance bills rs We understand
il, 10 not what the ultra Maine. Law advo'
oates desired; but iss provisions seem to
give pretty general salisfaotion to the tenn.
peeancs men.
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Legislative.

by : letter from Mr.. HOLLAND, dated
Columbus. April 96. We learn that, on the
s6sh. The Senate bill to refer the question
Al he rsuoyal Of the county seat Of Noble
county 70 vote Of the people. passed the
Hossso of Representatives by . vote Of 81
ysas d 29 nays. Ithad previously passed
the Ssnsts BY vote Of 20 yeas to 9 nays
Tho question is whether the county sea:
shsll be q Sarahsvills or Caldwell's farm.
We have not learned when the vote is to
be taken. =. 4s $3.50 2.
From the same letter We also learn that
tho bin TO distribute Swans Statutes to
Justices Of tho Peace. and other officers,
has passed the House; also the bill au.
thorjxing the Commissioners Of Monroe
county to sell the farm FIRST purchased for
. County ln6tmary, and to purchase q
new one; and the bill to repeal the 10th
and lth sections Of the tax law, by vote
ot, 20 yeas TO So nays. z
-isFrom the published proceedings OF the
Lsgislasuss we learn that the favorite meas
ussof the /. Maine Law advocates was in-
definitely postponed by vote Of 81 to a5.
Tho bill prohibiting the circulation Of
foteien bank notes Of less denomination
tksp ten doilars has passed both Houses.
We have not learned wheh il takes effect
Il ths provisions Of this bill are strong
saoughfo sfEeot the object intended. We
ksys no doubt il viii work bene6oially.
srhe House passed bill to repeal the
lpsh and ! lth sections Of the tax law
Wbetits fate has been in the Senate. We
bhys.pot learned.
large number of bills received fina
scsicn hast weak; but as We shall probsbl,
b enabled, next week. 10 give . list ei al
the acts psssed. We have thought it unne
eessafy 10 make = lengthy synopsis Of thu
pfdneedlngs Of the past week. g
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lasr Gulsrr. MAT. F. Ward. who h.,

Nor GulErr. Mat. F. Ward. who has
tssns son trial. in Kentucky. for shooting
HSoisssot Butler has been acquitted.
.ssPsrkaps in no ease ever tried in this
country. were greater efforts made for the
aqauittal 81 : man charged with deliber-
ate murder than this. There was positive
svidsGcs Of ihe killing, and also that Ward
sashsE,osshs school ios the express purpose,
sfissa 81 fchsssising Prof. Butler. il not Of
shooting him, for having punished young
g bFoshss.
The only evidence in mitigation was
ahst as che time when Ward was using
harsh language 10 Butler for having ohas.
tissd his brother, Butler placed his hand
% Nan1is shoulder. whom Ward drew q
pistol 40 shos him. We believe some ol
the wi1p ees went 90 far - to say Butte.
pushsd ksrd. We are not surprised a,
shs Srdt u acquin.l when We take into
oonsidsl 80 the pealth and standing ol
the Val lpily. and shs efforts made by
bic e1n i and friends.
VIII de editors Of the Wheeling Intel.
Iae3eer please give Us their opinion o.
Kept1Diy jurors. as they have heretofore
siyen lhsie opinion Of Ohio jurorsi
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A TTACHMENT.-On the 14th day OF April
"A 1854, at my instance writ Of attachment
was issued by Jacob T. Morrill,. Justice Of the
Peace for Salem township. Monroe County, Ohio,
against the goods chattles, stocks or interest in
stocks. rights credits moneys and effects Of Ezra
Cats. an absconding debtor, for the sum Of eight
dollars. JAMES r. SMITH.
April &c, 1854.
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CLASSICAL INSTITUTE,
For Young Ladies and Gentlemen
pApNRsvvyyR ,RElMoNr en-, Ohio

yuyHE FIRST SESSION OF the above named
Institution will commence on the 10th day
OF April and continue Ia weeks.
The Department Of English and Classical Liter
ature will be under the direction Of SAMUEL
DAvENpoRr, A. M. and that Of Mathematics and
N aturai Science. Of Mr.. JoHN !. THoasFsoN. a.,
experienced Mathematician. -
Tuition fees will be moderAte. and, every care
will be taken to afford 70 young ladies and gentle.
men the means Of acquiring thorough Classical
aud Mathematical education. rs. ss#s
Spec iai attention will be dirscted to those wish
ing 10 qualify themselves for Tsachers.
Feb. Is, 1854.
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MARRIE Don the 18th inst. by
Rev. ]. Coen. Mr.. JOHN w. BRuMELL,
Of Wheeling. Va, and Miss CAROLINE
SEARS, OF Calais, Ohio. 50
Our thanks are due to the happy couple
for the handsome presen. accompanying
the above. .Y= p.s'5 =
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PITTSBURGH, PA.

ESTABLISHED IN 1910.
INCORPORATED by the Legislature OF Penn
J. sylvania, with perpetual charter.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Hon. James Buchanan, Hon. w alter H. Lowris,
Is Wliism Wilkins, Charles Naylor,
{" Moses Hampton, Gen. J. X. Mooreiead
p DUFF, Principal; Author of DufH's Book
Keeping. &C.. Professor of Bookkeeping and
Commercial Sciences.
LII DALHOFF. Professor Of Penmanship.
N. B. HATCH, Esq, member Of the Pitts
bur gh Bar. Professor of, Commercial Law.
P. HAYDEN, A. NJ, Principal of the Math-
ematicai and Classical Department, Professor of
Mathematics. sc.
This is considered the most extensive and
perfectly organized Commercial College in the
United States. Four active assistants are employ
ed in the Bookkeeping department.
Duff 8 systems OF Mercantile and Steamboat
Bookkeeping ere taught by the Authar 1.-The only
teacher Of Bookkeeping in the Western States.
formerly known as an extensive merchant aud
ship owner. His experience thus enables him TO
give an insight into real business which other
teachers have no means of impartine.
His training for business comprehends upwards
OF 400 real business transactions, 800 commercial
computations.
A thorough course of business PENdANsHrP.
DAILY LECTURES on Commercial Law and
Commercial Sciences, the theory Of profits. the
art uf making money, &c.
Duf's Book Keeping, Harper's edition. price
81 so. postage 81 cents, "the most perfect and
Dnf's Steamboat Bookkeeping, price 81,
postage cents. .aperfect system Tor such Books
| and Accounts" s.zss,,.5..-s
Duff's Commercial Calculations. price 80 ceate.
Oo-Send for Circular by mail
Anril IS, 1854.
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.. wOODSFIELD
uNIToN SCHOOL,

This Institution will comm nee its Summer Ses-
sion, al 66 days. the 6rst Of May aud will co'i-
tain three Departments: PRiMARY-For the in
struction Of pupils in the Alphabet. Spelling and
1st Reader. SEcoNDARY-Spelling and Reading
con tinued. Primary Geography, Primary Gram
mar. Arithmetic, part second, and History. The
ACADEMIC is designed to educate young Ladies
aud Gentlemen in the Greek aud Latin Languages.
Natural and Mental Sciences, and the different
branches Of Mathematics. Composition aud dec
lamation will also be required
Parents wishing to send their children will
please enter their names soon as possible. AL
are desired to be present on the FIRST day OF the
Session. pd so
Rates Of Iuision-Primary Department, 81 90
'l Secondary do 800
as fla Ea Academic 2 do 400
GEO. w. McMILLEN.
April s. 1853. Principal.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. MONROE
COUNTY, OHIO--PETITION.
The State OF Ohio, against Thomas d. Finney
THE defendant will take notice. that on tho l7tt
l. day of October, 1853, civil action was com
menced against him in the Court of Common
Pleas of Monroe County, aforesaid; and there.
upon. on the 20th day of January. 1854. the plain
tiff took out an attachment against the property
muneys, credits and effects of said defendant, who
is a nonresident of this State. Said attachment
has been returned served
DANIEL H. WIRE,
May 8. 1854. Prosecuting Attorney.
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VK7ILLIAM GRIFFITH'S ESTATE
w Notice is hereby given that the subscriber
has been appointed and qualified as administrator
the estate of William Griffith. deceased. late Of
Monroe county, Ohio. Dated this lst day of May
1854. LEVIN MOBBERLY.,
May 3. 1854
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TOSEPH McMAHON'S ESTATE.-The un.
u dersigned has been appointed and qualified as
Administrator of the Estate of Joseph Mcmahon
late OF Monroe county. deceased Those indebt
ed to the Estate will please make immediate pay.
ment. aad those having claims against said Estate
will present them duly authenticated
STEPHEN PANCOAST.
March %. 1854