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SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
- of the Probate Court-On
TUESDAY, the 18th day of September, 1854,

between the hours of 10 O'Clock IN. and o'clock p.
m OF said day the premises he sold 10 the highest
bidder the oiowngreal estate as the property oil Levi
Dillon, decd to wit: ..
being all the south east quarter Of Sec No. No 90 of
Township No. aud Range No. B.. Excepting So acres
living in the west side of said qnarter-which said
ception is described follows to w inning tile
west eyrner of said quarter and running thence
Norh sst f.. - polesto an ash. thence NoIthlls W.
leo nOIes 10 the mouth OF small drain, thence Sonth
sst West 81 poles 10 red oak, thence South u E.
100 poes TO the heginnng. Containing said ffty.sx
acres There is also dower interest set off by mces
and hohnds TO Catarine Dillon and assigned 10 her in
tn. said arer above described excepting the sc
as aforesaid Said dover assigned IL described as
follows beginning for the al stake in the road
and running thence south 59 E. IS 20 poles TO stake
thence North 10! W. 60 poles 10 stake thence North
81 West ls poles 10 asake in the woods 2t links from
smai dogwood aud II links from small tree thence
south 5?OW 10 25 poles To small run, and thence with
the division line the said Sc acre tract and the
one hundred tract the balance of SAID quarter South
as lu poles 10 the beginning. Containing - acres
oods and IA perches said 100 acres 10 be sold subject
10 said dover interest Possession given on the lst of
April 1855 Appraised at the sum OF $1,000. Terms OF
sale one half in hand and the balance in year. the
deferred payment secured with interest.
JOHN BELL &
ALEN. BRANNUM,
aug. Is, Ie5t.1 Ex'rs of Levi Dillon, deed.
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DROBATE COURT.-1HE STATE OF ONO, BEL
Il MONT COUNTY, SS.--Nolce Is hereby gwen that
ihe following named Administrators and Guardians
have filed their accounts and vouchers in lny office
Tor settlement, to wit;
Abncr Wells, Guardian of Mary c. McCarty,
AIpheus Blowers. Guardian OF Mary L. Hodgin,
Andrew Grubb Admir-. OF Hugh Creighton, decd,
James Dixon, Guardian OF Andrew farrier.
John Dunfee' Admir- OF Thomas Duniee, decd.
The first thee above named accounrs will he Tor
hearing and settlement on the 25th aud the three last
ON the 2Gth days OF september. lS54
DAVID HARRIS,
Probate Judge.
Office of the Probate Judge,
St. Clairsville, Sept. LIST, 1854 Esd
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.

Nancy Beeks Qunaiie,) John NJ. Decks, Christopher D.
Besks, Bepjsnin, y Beeks, Drnzis Reynolds aud
Cyrus Reynolds Jr,, her husband, (adntsj aud VIII
liam sBceks, Leahder %. Beeks, Mary " Beeks, and
Harriet A. Decks (winorr)
WILL take notice that petition was filed atsips,
w them the 9th day OfSeptember, A. u. 1851 ~ the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Belmont County, ONO, by
Sias Sheppard and Catb1ine E.sheppard his wife aud
Is pending, wherein the said SSs r.. Sheppard aud
wife demand partition Of the following described real
estato the south east quarter Of sec 20 township o. aud
range o. IN said county Of Belmont, aud IN the Seuben
Vile land District and 10 acres the east half Of the
south west quarter Of the same section being the
lands of winch Thomss Bceks late of said county Of
Belmont died seized. and particularly described in
said petition Attle spring term Of said Court, appcS
tion viii lie made by the said petitioners for order,
that partition may be made of aid premises,
u. b. 4. GOWN Au'y Tor Petitioners.
Sept. y, IsJi--6w. lBg a.
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NEW ENGINE AND REPAIR SHOP

I N-NEAR SWEENEY ) ULAts WORMS.
(NoRTu) WHEELING, Va.
Tie subscriber having procured complete set OF tnos.
consisting of Paues Lathes Screw cutter etc. OF the
latest and approved atteTns prepared TO
do work in their line, in the best possible Iauner and
on low terms.
Horizontal Engines with without cast iron he'd
Upright Engines. all kinds oi iron planning. (havng
very large machine,l screw cutting, hollis and nuts,
heavy aud light turning shatins etc. aand repairing
Castings furnished al lowest foundry prices.
We have constantly on hani or furnish al short
noico, cemented, copper rvited leather beiiing
hose equal to any made. We sell at manufacturers
prices and make no charge for freight commission
of any kind
We rcspecti tiuly ask those having need of anything
in line. give us call, believing make IL
their intcres to deal wi I'll us.
aug. l5.-ly.l JOHN MOORE co.
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WILLIAM LAWRENCE,

0ErA esstieman in Edwardsville, Illinois
writing To a friend in Louisville, Kentucky
says:
"The like Of have never before seen
IL is roo teo months and tpo days since m'
have had rain, saving slight shower on the
aoth of June, amounting to nothing | have
meyer before seen immense fields of corn burn
ed ND, cooked, parched and yet it don't rain.
I think may safely say from what l have
sse,, the corn crop will be defcl ent 10 to rs
ner cent. in all southern Illinois"
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rWe received the following letter from
our friend WiKiams last week, and it being
the frst intimation we had of his Withdrawal
from the tripod we were much astonishad.-
May success atteed him wherever he goes.
=, PAINEsyILLE, Ohio, Sept. 9th, 1854.
Editor Of Chronicle, Dear Sir:--Plesse an
nounce through your paper that my connec
ton with the Independent Republican was dis
solved on the Goth ult. have no further in
terest in ii, either as Proprietor or Editor.
A. ]. WILLIAMS.
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WHEELING FEMALE SEMINARY.

TUNHE duties of this Institution will be
resumed on Monday September 1, 1854 and con-
tnse FIVE months.
The principal has engaged the services of seven ac
compiished Assistant Teachers in the various English
Branches Drawing department, French Language and
in the Musca department she has lady OF distinguished
ability.
early as possible the Commencement, In order that
they may enter tile Classes.
Further nation he obtained from the Cat
aogue jus, published by apply ing to the Principal at the
Seminary. 5, B.THOMfsON ,frlhclpal..
sepI 1854. Ct
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and the effects of imprudent OF Mercury. No
medicine has ever been discovered which has effect.
ed such cures us Carriers Spanish Mixture
Throat diseases produced by salvation, Hacking
Cough, Bronchial Affections, Liver Disease,
Neuralgia and rheumatism, have all been relieved
and cured in a wonderful manner, by the great
purifier OF the blood, Caters Spanish Mixture.
satisfy any who doubt. Call on the agent and pro.
cure a phamphlet containing cures, which will
astound you.
Gee advertisement
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WASHINGTON, Ohio, Sep. 9th 1854

Editor Chronicle
My health, which has been delicate for some
years, has now become worse, and my owr
feelings together with the advice of my ply
sician prompt me to withdraw my name from
, the political canvass.
My life, in all probability. would be the for
tfeit of my engaging in the active and labori
GUS duties of the campaign. Duty compel
me to take The course now do.
By giving publication to this and withdraw
ipg. my announcement, you viii much oblig'
Yours truly
WILLIAM LAWRENCE,
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GTWe invite the attention:o of our Warren
township and GAINESVILLE readers to the ud-
vertisement of Mr.. Kelsey, in another column.
Mr.. X. is we'll fixed to give satisfaction in
his business, and can suit his customers in
anything in his line. Be sure and give him a
call.
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OJWe regret to learn of the death, by
cholera at Martinsburg Va, on Saturday
CAST, of R. w. G. NJ. HUNTER, of the Grand
Lodge OF Masons of Virginia. The craft in
Virginia will feel his death as sore be-
reayement, for he was noble master. We
hope tha. he was duly and truly prepared
worthy and well qualified to enter the Celes.
tal Lodge above, where the Grand Master
of the universe presdes.
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DELMoNT COUNTY, oHIo.-yrRnY

ID HALE, Plaintiff, vs. ions T. BAKER Defendant.
the 9GtI day of August 1854, the above named plaintiff
filed petition IN the Clerks Office othe Common Pleas
Court OF said county praying judgment for sisO, wiki
interest from Aug 18TH 1854 against the defendant for
work (and boarding mem in July aud August 1885, on
Sec ofthe Eastern Division OF the Central Il. r.
An order of Aitac has been issued with notice iO
Dradey Whlttemore & Co, as garnishees. The deien
dant h required TO answer by October 7th, 1854.
JOHN II. HEATON, Clerk.
D.D. n. Cows, hu'y for Plaintiff
Sent. J. IS5i-6t.
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respectfully announce myself as an Independent
candidate for Sheriff of Belmont County; submitting
alone TO the will Of the voters Of the County the
second Tuesday Of October next.
HENRY NEFF.
FRrWs are authorized to announce the name OF
WIN. X. earle as an independent candidate Tor
the office of County Clerk.
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B3 The FMrof tile Belmont COM
J Agricultural Society wiW be held IN
ST. Cl@rsriNe on Tuesaay, Wednesday
and Thursday the Sd, 4M and 18th
days of October ne.rt.
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DEIMONTCOtrNTY, ,oHIo.-TlmornY

I'D MARTY, plaintiff, VS.: ions F: BAKER, defendant.
The above named defendant will take not ice. that on
the 26th day of August lrj4 the above named plaintiff
filed petition in the Clerks Office of the Common Pleas
Court of said county. praying Judgment Tor Si53 win
interest from August 2G lS5i against the defendant,
ior work land boarding mem in July and August Sj4,
Sec. of the Easte,n Division OF the Central o. H.
X. An order tAtachment has been issued with nOtice
TO Bradley vi temore & Co.. as garnslie"s. The de-
fendant is reqr red TO by October 1th, lsJi.
JOHN II. HEATON Clerk
D.D.T.C c, YEN, AIRY. for Plaintiff.
Sent |, lS54- 81.
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PROCLAMATION!

T$HE qualified Electors of the County of
Belmont, in the State of Ohio, are hereby notified
that the next annual election will lie holden in the
al Townships of said County, at the usual places of hol
ding Elections in each Township, on the 2nd Tuesday Of
October 1854 being the 10Th day of said month, at which
tne the following officers 10 be voted for and cho
sen, to wit:
] Judge of the Supreme Court.
l Member of the Board OF Public Works.
] Representative in Congress, 18th District.
] Probate Judge.
l Clerk Court OF Common Pleas.
Sheriff.
I Auditor.
l County Commissioner for 3ycars.
/ Director Of the County Infrmary.
And the Trustees of the several Townships In said
County are required to sets of Jurors from
the spectve townships, one set for the Court o
Common Pleas and for The Probate Court fol
lows, to wit:
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pELMONT COUNTY, OHIO.-JosEpn

DosRLLy. Plaintiff, VS.: JoHS +. BAKER, defendant
The above named defendant will lake notice that on
the 2Bt day uf August ls5i the above named plaintiff,
filed petition in the Clerks Office oi the Common Pleas
Court of said county. praying judgment for Ss91 WIN
interest from August 10Th le5 against the defendant
for work land boarding nen) IN July and August 1854
on Sec a. oftlc Eastern Division OF the Central o. X.
Il. An order of Attachment has been issued, wth no
tice to Bradley. Whittemore Co., as garnlshees. The
defendant is required by October Ith lisa
JOHN II. HEATON, Clerk.
d. DIT. CowES, Any. for Plaintiff.
Sept. ], ls5I-Gt.
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STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUN

STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUN-
~ TY. sS.-Court of Common Pleas. Mshon Gregg
VS. John X. Fesler. Elias +. Feser, Cashus NJ Feser
Hannah Gregg aud Pha;be Gregg, defendants Petition
for partition.
Tho defendants are hereby notified that the plaintiff
the Gt day of August I5ji flied his petition in the
Clerks Office of the Court nf Conn Pleas Of the
~ and State Aforesaid against the Above named defend
ants demanding partition Of the follow ing real estate
situated in the county of Belmont aforesad. and being
part of the West half OF Sec. RI. and Il. 5. Con
tainirg 100 and being the premises OF which
Mahn Gregg the iather OF the plaintiff died seized in
fee simple Of That order for partition Of said prem
ses Of viii asked for the fall of the eiove
Court commencing sept. 2G. lsi. and such other pro
ceedings taken 5 are authorized hy Law.
MAHLON GREGG.
Hng. Is.-Gw.l BY MILLER PENSIa0ToS his Atty.
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tSHr0DEAEMEs

Twill attend in person, or by my deputy on the fol-
lowing at the usual psec OF holding cleo
tions each of the townships to GIVE taz viz: IN
Pultney township, Friday the 9th day of Octoberi
Pease saturday, the 7hi Coerain. Oh Monday, the
OH; York. on Wednesday lithi Washington, on Thurs.
day the 18th; Wayne, on Friday, the l3th; Smith, on
Saturday the l4th Mead, Monday the 10Th; somer-
set, on Tuesday, 18th; Warren, on Wednesday, the
18th; Goshen, ON Thursday, l9h KiIkwood on Friday
the Goth; Uniou Saturday, the 2lsi; Flushing, Mon
day 23d; Wheeling on Tuesday, The 24th. And will
he in my office, in ST. Clairsve, from the last named
day. for the purpose of receiving taxes, until the Goth
day of December
wy THOMAS JOHNSON, Treasurer.
easurer's Office, Bel, Co., Aug. %, 1854.
TT
NJ B.-If in the number and varied forms OF the above
specified levies, anything should be found to have been
miseonsrued or omitted please forward the necessary
correction immediately and tins preclude the necessity
Of future anxiety and trouble, and greatly oblige,
ID, ,TRuENAE, Auditor.
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SOLDEN BEEHIVE STORE.-Clc

4 NOLDEN BEE-HlNE Il SIORE.-Clo-
sing out Of Summer Stock. Tremendous Reduc
ton Of prices to cash trade. 10 make for
fall trade. We viii for one month sell all aud every
style OF SuUmer Goods at less prices than they
ever offered before in Wheeling. We only ene q few
prices and assure the public that they fsr index
Of all stock Of seasonable goods-upon which we
the prices
Lawns worth l2l at G. do worth 37t at 80. Bsest
m B1reges and Barage DeLeins that have hesn selling
all the from 81 to 80 I2l Silk Tissues u
to y. Chays worth 50 al 20tO 2j. &c. Being deter
mined 10 close stock we win sell every style o
Summer Dress Goods at prices that will surprise any
one acquainted with the trade. Remnants ami suia
patterns sold without regard tn cost.
STONE < THOMAS.
Wheeling. aug. II.
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BANK FAILURE From Dyes Bank MIR
ror we learn that the Bank of Milford, Della
ware, and the Washtenaw Bank at Ann Ar.
Dor, Michigan, have failed.
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ENARM FOR SALE
Il will sell my Farm

ENARM FOR SALE will sell my Farm
on which now reside lying in Washington town.
sp il contains 292 acres of good soil with improve
ments suite for farming il lies % miles west OF
Arn,strougs mill Captna Creek adjoining property
where Ambrose Danlord lived and died. Call at the
farm and see for yourselves before You purchase
MILTON DANEopD.
25,-5t.
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MARRIAGES.

MARRIED-On the 10th inst, by p
King; Esp, Dir. EMRE STEET, to Miss CATH.
ARINE BEABoU t, all Of Belmont County.
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pnships. Common Pleas. Probate Court


The Jurors the Court of Common Pleas are TO he re-
turned the Clerk Of said Court aud the Jurors for the
Probate Court to be returned 10 the Probate Judge
The Judges of the elections will take notice that the
Polls must he opened between the hours of aud IL
o'clock A. M and clote at O'Clock, p NJ on said day
Given under my hand, al my Office, at ST. Cairsviile
this 18th day OF September, A. ID. 1854.
JOHN &, NICHOLS, Sheriff of Belmont D.
Sent, Is. lS5l-te,
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COUNTY, oHIo.-JOHN

L'ARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber Of
Il fers at private sale the valuable farm upon which
he formerly resided. in Warren township, Belmont
County on the ROAD leading from Mo'rstown barnes.
vile aud near the village of Mt Olivit and about
mile from the Central Ohio Rail Road There are about
luacres in the faTm-Over lOOacre. of which clear.
ed aud undef good cultivation has M good orch.
ard OF grated fruit, and excellent buildings; well wa.
tered and heavy timhcred.
For furthur particulars apply to the subScriher resi-.
ding about miles north-westu Of BsrnesviIIe.
JOHN CHANEY.
aug. 2j, iSji.-Gt. pd.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-IsAAc LEE, VS.: MI
~ oHAEL HoRsIsH, in attachment.
] will offer for Sale, at Public Auction, on
Monday, the 25th day of Sept. A. d. 1854,
between the hours of II o'clock, A. NJ and O'Clock.
p NJ of said day. the Court House. in ST. Cairsvie,
Belmont County Ohio the following Goods aud Chattels
TO wit: lot OF Dry Goods, consisting of Caicoes, Al
pac as BRACES, Ginghams Veslings &c-aso one Stove
and pine and lot OF Drooms as the property of Mi
chacl HOrnish JOHN G. NICHOLS, sherih.
Sept. 18th. 1854.
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And in Corporations as follows:
Bridgeport 10 5G ST. Csirsville, S1f Jacobsburg .6}
In addition the abov there lie levied in the follow
| ing named townships and school sub'distrcls, IL
school purposes, the following amounts:
CoLERAIN--Dist. No O, for building and fuel S2,d
FLusnISa--Dist. No I, $40, Dist. No. 9, 81; same
Dist. in Union, 81, Diss No 3, SIS, Dist. MOI,
S35. Dist. No ). $40, and $252, Dist No6 S.
Dist. No :, 10, Dist No b, Gown OF Fiushing)
slOO, DistNo 8, SO, Dist No 10, SsO; No II, -.
SIU. a
KIRKwoop--Dist No ], 800, Dist No Q, $500, Dis
No 4, 81, 80, Dist No s, S325, Dist NOt, S3lO
Dist No Z, S7U DIsI. No. q. $50 dolls, Dist No9,
SIS, Districts Nos ~ and II 400 dolls, Dist No
~, 90 dolls 2l3
MEADA general tip levy, except D''s and o. and or
Pr.srNDis, Moo, 800 dolls, Dis, No 9, 900 dolls. 90
RIonLAND--pist No. 6, 10 dolls, Dist No 5, ~ dolls
Dist No & 20O dolls, Dist No ., 1856 dolls, Dist
No 10, 200 dolls, Dist No IL, 3UO dolls. l03
SoMERsET-Dsi No 6, 500 dollars, Dist No 40doll 81
SalTH-Disi No 2. 1876 dollars Dist No 4, 20 dolls.
Dist No 8, $50 dolls. Dist No 9, ITO dolls 50
UsIoS-Dist No l, $50 dolls, Dist No2. 25 dolls.
Dist No g. 1875 dolls, Dist NO4, as dolls, District
No 5, ~ dolls, Dist No q, los dolls. 20
WAYNE-Dist No ), 800 dolls, Dist No 0, 300 dolls. gu
WHEELING Dist No B. 25 dolls, Dist MOI 100 dolls, III
WARRES--A general tp levy, except Dists and Z,
100 dollars, Dist No s. Gown OF Barnesvie,) -
1900 dolls, and over rather than under. 3OO
WAsHIHoroN--Dist No ], 10 dollars, Dist No 2, 40
dolls, Dist No ;, o dolls, Dist No 4, 10 dolls
Dist No s, 10 dolls, Dist No D. Is dolls, Dist No
4, 10 dolls Dist No Q. 20 dolls, Dist No II, 20
dolls, Dist No I2, $50 dolls. 81
YoRKLDist No 2, 81 dollars Dist No 3, I2 dolls,
nslNads (Hork and " ashiDglon) rs dolls.
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State of Ohio, Belmont County, IS.

The Town Council OF the Town ofst Clsirsvile plGs
Hiram w. smith. defendant.
Petition.
rHIIE above named defendant will take notice that
the 2ud day Of September, 1854, the plaintiffs filed
their petition the Clerks UiCe Of the Common Pleas
Court of Belmont county, Ohio, asking the Court to ap.
proprate for the of said Corporation of 81 Glars.
Vile Ally, Lot or parcel Of ground lGl feet wide
and 3I6! feet long, adjoining lot No 100 at the East end
Of the said Town OF 81 Clarsve aud on the South side
OF Main street. containing OF an acre less. The
application will be heard on the 2Ih iay Of September
lejI tie first day OF the next term Of said Court
J. w. NEWPORT,
Attorney for the Corporation.
Sept. g. 1ejI-3w.
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English & American Table Cutlery.

TJST reed direct the manufacturers, an eSten-
y sve assortment of TABLE CUTLERY OF variohs
styles and qualities, which for cheanncss cannot he
eoua,Ied i'm The cty T.. SWEENEY d son.
Wheeling. lime II, 1859.
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NOTICE IN PARTITfON.-Mary Bal.

TNI y
Y ley, Stephen d. Day, Ann Jane Thomas and Rich
70 d Thomas her husband. Ben amin Pearson, William
Pearson, David Pearson, Mary Ann Bartlett and ore
Bartlett her husband Martha Brock Jesse Pearson VIII
liam Pearson, jr., Amos Pearson and Smith Pearson,
will take notice that petition was filed against them
on the 3st day Of May 1854, in the Court Of Conuon
Pleas nf Belmont County, Ohio, by Ann Wilson and
Charles Wilson her husband and pending where
in partition is sdemanded of the following real estate:
The NJ qr OF Sec. II, TT. r. O. except 3ot in
the &. Z. corner of said qr-more particularly descr
he'd in said petion Al the next term OF said court
plication will he made for order that partition may
hc made of said premises. ID. ID. T. COWEN,
aug. l1.-6w. Atty for Petr.