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sHERIFF'S SALE.
Marx Graft, ct al.
against
Charl,s s. Barn, ct al.

10y virtue of an order of Sale to me drec-
b ted from the Court Of O. mmon Pleas OF BeImom
County Ohio win offer for sale at Public Auetioh on
Monday, The I'm day Of December, A. ID.
1854 between II q hours of 10 O'Clock. A. nj, and 4
o'clock p. N. of said day. at the front door Of the
Court House in ST CIeirsve. Belmont County, ONO,
the follow ing described Real Estate TO wit: situate
ing and beng in the County OF Belmont and BOUNDED
and desc, ibcd follows: Lying and heing in said
county and adjoining the town of Beilair, heng TWO
parceis OF land described follows the first parcel he
ing the one conveyed to said Barn by one Hiram NC
Mech by deed, hearing date the 18th day OF kovemne
ls45 and Recorded being that parcel lying east OF o
No. H. in the said town OF Bollair and founded on
east by the Ohio River west by Waerstreet. being u
feet on street, 60 feet on the river, and runlhf
from the said water street to the water OF the RIVER
the o,her tract heing the had been conveyed
the said Bonn by Robert II. oNe and duly Recorded
heing directly East Of Lot No. 49, in thetown OF Bear
being GO feet the River and the same on which w
said Bonn had erected Ware house, running from w
said water street to River, and adoiRing the said ONE
parcei so conveyed by the said McMeChen and all IN
water privileges particularly described IN the sal
| deed of conveyance. - .o-,
Sherif's Office. FL. CiairsviHe, Nov. IWh u: lro4
! JOHN G. NICHOLS, ,Sh'f ofB. o. ONO
Nov. 10, 1854 i.
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LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE
The Steamer will Arrive,

Loaded full Of Dry Goods.
rgNHEREFORE will Sell my Stock OF
Goods, Cheaper than ever was sold IN the Western
Country.
Iwill sell good Black SILK yd' MIis w'S'' for 8
I. SILK OF all other colors al any
ihavc Large and Splendid Stock of French, English
aud American Meriuoes. ,o
I" - American d English lromIls* to 5,
&" English Merinoes at 3't
ssuch as Western Merchant ever saw before in this
country. -, ,,
which will sell than offered IN this or any
other market. have splendid stock OF Dehahes ana
Cassineres Plain, Figured Striped Barred ana 81, CO.
ors will sell the hest quality at Csc, have one oi me
hest stock of Gingams you ever saw, VIII scil "ng,
hams at per yard, such as sells per Iet nave oo
pieces Of the hest You ever saw wi' ss ss
sortment Of shswls of all kinds and colors, VIII sell
Shaws 81 yds long at $780, and others almost at any
price, have large stock oil FLANNEL OF a' Ioors WI
nv lar. ok Mslins, Bleaced, Unbieached Glazed
and of all coors l4to l2 have 40 pieces Cassi,
and Cassines Wii se uass"es %f r "a un u6 o
will sell good article of Coat patron trimmed for
Sc co. have the largest stock OF Ready Made Clothing
ever had which Nil sell at almost the purchasers oil
fer have good stock of Boots, Shoes Hats, Caps and
a tOus and other articles too tedious TO MENTION which
III sell al the same rates. want all OF my OLD cuslo
mers and thousand new ones, TO come ana examine
tor themselves and they will get first rate Dargansi 10
! ''' .7 SAMUEL KLINE.
n III have Splendid Stock Of SILK Bonnets, Of al
colors will sell some low as $3.50, and any Other
nrices 10 suit the customer. have beautiful stock o.
Chemize, uudersIce1es and C9llass, which WIN
cheaper than ever was offered ~ TINS Market. hny
thing have in my line of business, viii exchangel'o
| all kinds of Country Produce D. n.
/ 81. CiairsSile, Nov. 10, 1871.
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S1IERIFF'S SALE.
George Thornburgh,
as:
William Potter, ct al.

pY virtue OF decree of the Court Of Com
ID mon Pleas of Beimon, County, Ohio will offer
for Sale on
Monday, The 18Th day of December, A. d.
1851, thtvcen the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. and o.
clock of said day, at the front dour OF the Court
House, p - Clairsve, in said county. the following
described laads and tencments to wit Situate, lying
aud being in the county of Belmont and State of Ohio
and bounded and described as follows, to wit BEING
the south half of the south west quarters OF section No.
IS, Township No. and OF Range No. ), oftc original
survey beg inning the south west corner OF said sec
tion and tlonCe north west 10 The section line a.
poles 9links thence north s5i East, l45 poles 10
to the section linz; thnce West to the place ofhegn-
nng containing 20 Acres 20 poles he the same orc or
less And also certain nihcr tract or parcel OF lana
the north side of branch running from West to
East being part of the North West quarter OF The
3nh section Township :, of Range 5, beginning at
stone planted ipthe Township line =. the North west
OF stia Section; thcr South A. poles 10 rum
- 100 to station; thecG North 81 East u and 10
poles to station thence South ijl East l9 .. poles
TO stationi thence Nerth OIL East l6 poles TO sta
ton; thence North IA East 3 and 20 poles 10 sinton
thence North bes East land "a poles TO Andrew Nc
Ilvans linci thence North min. East with said
line, 24i poles TO the North boundary line OF saiu sec
eOn; thence West the section line cfsad section to
the place of beginning containing 10 acres ana ~ poles
he the same more or less.
Ii desc rbcd tract appraised al tile sum of seventeen
humdre and hiiy dollars.
tract appraised at the sum OF three nun.
dred and ii,y two dollars.
sherin's Office November Eth, 1854.
JOHN {. NICHOLS, sheriff.
Nov II, 1854.
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A Good Man hos Fallen!

We regret to learn Of the death of Hon.
PINKStY LEWIS, of Mt. Pleasant. He died
on Monday afternoon, after long and pain
full illness. Mr.. LkWrs represented his Dis
trict at one time in the Ohio Senate, and has
been looked upon as one of the sterling men
Of Eastern Ohio. His death will leave va.
cancy in the society Of NJ. Pleasant that vii
not soon be filled.
"None knew him but to love him,
None named him but to praise"
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

ST. CLAIRsvILLE, Nov. IT.
Eggs, 10. Butter, Is. Flour, $50. Hams
10. Shoulders, 7. Sides, 81 Corn Meal,
IS. Sugar, 7@S. Coffee, II. Molasses
1908 Oats, 45@4O Clover Seed 500.
Timothy--scarce 3,25@3,5o. Dried Apples
100. Nails sa9d 4,s7. Buckets 25 Sult
per barrel 2,62 Lard &c. Potatoes $l,25.
NEW YORK MARKET
November l3.
Cotton market dull.
Flour is a trifle lower; good Ohio $3.50
So; southern unchanged.
Wheat is easier; but not quotably lower;
southern white $l,95. Corn trifle lower;
western mixed s9a9O, white 9Oa96
Pork has advanced l2Ic. Beef isu c
higher, at lO,25a50.
Rice at 81.
Coffee unchanged.
Sugars firm, Orleans 5a5S.
Molasses steady.
Stocks improving. Money, rather be tier
supply; good demand, Virginia 6's 90; Cum
ter and Coal CO. 2s5; Canton lOa; Erie 3sI;
Reading 7o5; N. Y. Central s3a.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
COX g. JOB PRINTIN G
'IO TEACHERS.

The Columbus ReveiAe is the title Of ve'
ry neat paper published daily and weekly iH
the Capitol City. ltis published by nm ns.
sOcia,ion Of iourneymen printers,anfd from the
following: which we take from their saluta-
tory.we opine shev "squn,p strongly towards
"K1sw Ns,hingsm:" = q"
The Reveille will 10 an independent and fearlos.
adyotate Of THE rights OF American citizens. -.
II vipsdYocate the protection Of American Me.
chanics against the cheap labor Of Foreigners.
II will advocate o reform in our Naturalization
Laws.
1t will advocate a law to prohibit Foreign Puu
pers or Convicts from landing our shores
u. viii advocate change in the qualifications o
voters in the several States.
1t will oppose all encrouchments of Papal or Jes
uitieal power
twill oppose all Catholics and ForeigEers hollins
Office
Daily per year $500
Weekly $loo
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ID Cont Of common Pleas Of Relnont County, Ohio
willoher for sst AZ Public Aneton on
Friday, the lstt day Of December, 1854,
le,ween The hours OF 10 O'Clock. NJ. and O'Clock r
said county;r The following described lands and ene
meals siuste and he the county Of Belmont
nnd State q Ohie boisf in section 9, tp and range
3conNnoncnH on dbeesst Eonndary at post west OF
large red OAK, aud small run; thence west IGO
Ierches 70 awbte OAK 1herces g Is.4 perches tn
old siunParenoe s23t :, e. JO2 perchps 10 A beech.
thence sts ,etf1 p to- an ash; thence s.ojI 81
t.crenes bssber theHeeS 3Oi e I42 perchrs 10
white welspt i:tlnnce s3Ai :, II perches toa wal
nut. thence 43ieS eT.3 perChes to elm, thence
~; a 1879 pesehes TO sycamore thence = 20 -, e
l52 perches TO beeeh; thence 23e 1873 perchos 10
themes He, QO4 perehea to a post (bearipg to a W
walnut. ~ " % links thence s9i % perchcs
to range ne thence 1873 perches TO The place Of lie.
ginning, containing l30 acres, rood, 09J perches.
AI.SO-AnLther tract heing in the section
Aforesaid, ard described as follows. to witt Begunng
al The corner OF said tract at an Old stump thence
27, e1a4 perches; thence g3i 3s2 perches to a
beech, thence ga I7s perchesto ash; thence
oj! :, 95 perches to a beech. thence sit W II
perches 10 chestnut; thence 5gi W ~ perches to
BaiIey's rnn; thence ~ s,e 81 perches to stake;
'henee G.! 10 perches to stake thence I7t >,
W l4b perehcs TO willow, thence n "a :, ,e peTches.
thence 3f ESQ perches thence n5I IA perch.
es; theneen 80 W. perches; thence 61l :. W i2Q
W 1879 perches; thence 1903 perehes to a white oak
,othe place Of beginning containing 20 acres rood
ALsO-Ano,hert tract being in the same section arore
SAID. and described as follows TO wit BEGINNING atthe
corner of 'ad tract alta beech;benee 30l l4g
perches TO white walnut; thence 59i e II perches
To a black walnut; thence si3l e7.3 perehes to an
ELM thence 4i ,e 1879 pei ches sycamore thence
40 ,e lj2 perches to beech; thence % 10 8
perehes to poplar; thence 90 l2 perches to su
gar: thence IA e204 perches to post clearing to
white walnut 42 : w22 links thence s9l :, " 20
30 perchcs to BaiIey's ;thence 9i 13 perehes
thence n a. NV l3.3 perches; thence ooi :, i
perches; thence 39t perches; thence o. 10
perches; thence l6 perehes; thence n l3! 9.
2l3 perchcs; thence 1ai = 90 perches to Chestnut
tree; thence 6l ~ perches 10 heerh the
oihcginning, conianng9 81 acres rood. "a perches.
The conditions ofhe above Sale, will he follows tn
wit: One third in hand the dayof Sale One third in
one wear One third in two years, with interest iht
deferred payments.
Sheriff. Office, October Goth, 1854
JOHN G. NICHOLS, Sheriff OF D. c. o.
Oct.27 1854.
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} MARRIAGES.

At the residence OF her father, in Manlius,
New York. on Thursday, the 9th inst, by
the Rev. Addison Strong Miss LOUISE J.
STiLLwELL, and Mr.. JAMES DuLTY THoMP-
SON, Of Wheeling, Va.
ON the 7th inst, byiE. S. Barnes, Esq.
Mr.. JESSE FINcK and Mrs. CATHARINE DoUG-
LASS, both Of this county.
ON the l4th inst, by David M. Davies,
Esq, Mr.. goLoMoN DoNNER and Miss CATH
ARINE PALMER, all of Belmont county.
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Buffalo, November

Buffalo, November 10.
The schooners Edith and Cayuga are. "a.
shore at Ontario. They have 1900 bushels
OF wheat on board, all of which is lost.
BUFFALO, November l3.
The Farmers Joint Stock bank closed
The general impression is that NJ. B. Sher-
weod vii redeem the notes fully.
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a,rpAIRrrAYIoN oF TfinnEARr. Nrtrml.

srpAhPIrAYIoN OF TaDHEART, Ncfveiu
Diseases, Liver Complaint, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia,
Cosuveness and lies, arc all relieved and cured IN
ish Mixture, the great tonic and purifier 1.-THE blood
II contains not particle Of Mercury, Opium, or any
noxious drugs; IL perfectly harmless and has cured
more than five hundred cases of disense.
We can only refer tho reader TO tho certificates
few Of which may be found in another column and
oil OF which are detailed in full around the bottle
II is the greatest Of oil Spring and Fall Medicines
and possesses an influence the blood truly re-
markablc.
See advcrtisement.-No 10, I'm.
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New YORK, Nov. l3.
The ship New. Era from Brennan went as
hore .his morning near Deal. She had $50
passe ngers; about 40 persons with the capt
ain reached the shore, the remainder are still
on Soard: the vessel is fast breaking up ant
one half OF those 4eft on board were drowned
between decks or washed overheard. Every
effort is making to reScas the survivors.
The Albany Argus Of this afternoon gives
Seymour 1923 mgorfty> The Register gives
Clarke 249.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
AGRICULTURAL NOTICE.

TIL, Managers of The Belmont Co. Agriculture
Society will meet at the Clerks Office in St. Clars
Vi lie on Saturday. the I'd day OF December next, at
o'clock, P NJ. The comm ttce to uwarl Iremum,
On the best Cultivated Farms, and the committee or
Field lrops VII Zee expected TO make their report
his mering. The State 30 .rd Inects at Columbus
on the 9th December which makes it necessary tha
the Co. Board should meet oarli than was contem
plated at our last meeting. Exhibitors and commit
tees will avail themselves accordingly.
l. NEISWANGER, Prc.t.
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SPECIAL MAIL AGlNT,--The Statesman
learns from . private letter from Washington
that D. B. Chapman has resigned the Ohio
Special Mail Agency, and that Isanc E. Ea-
ton, ESD, of Belmont county, at present a
clerk IN the post Office department ut WASH
iipttcn. las been appointed in his place.
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0TWe can recommend any one desiring
his or her likeness taken, to the car of our
friends AduddeH 3' Vanla'o, which may be
found near the National for week or two.
Their lkenesses bear the marks ofa master
artist, and we seldom see better pictures from
any gallery, Give them "A call soon, as their
stay in town will be very limited.
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A PARODY.
Tax paying time has come,
The saddest oi the year.
Daily per year
Weekly

0rHasen Lodge, No. 25l. Free Masons
was consecrated and instituted in due and
ancient form, in the Presby yterian Church, in
Morristowp, on Monday last, BY Matthec
Castor, Esq, Nj. w. d. G. Master. The
ceremonies were enlivened by excellent and
appropriate music by the Choir, and every
thing passed of pleasantly.
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GrThe last society spoken of in Califor-
mia is the "Pay Nothing. Il is said to be
alarmingly prosperous. The password is
"Lend me dollar,"-4the respcnse, "Broke. u
We fear there is branch being .ptarted in
!. this town.
The widow of the illustrious ALExAsDER
HAMlursy, died in Washington on the 9th
, iast
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aJ-Dr, Hoofund's German Bitters, prepared by
Dr. C. nj. Jackson, are justly reckoned among our
most valuable medicines In cases OF dyspepsia 1t
acts like magic, strengthening the tone OF the stoin'
ach, stimulating the digestive powers, and giving
ruddy henl,hfo the cheek and brightness to the eye
There are thousands in this community who can
testify to their virtues, and thousands will hereafter
add their testimony. See advertisement.
Nov. l0--2w. M
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4 DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Mo-
IA tcc is hereby given that at the Probate Court for
Bcmom County, the undersigned was appointed and
qualified Administrator, OF Stephen Bailey, Jr.,
Decd, late OF Belmont county
All those indebted TO said estate requested 10 make
immediate payment, and those having claims against
said notified to pre- sent them for settlement
within one year from this date.
BENJAMIN BAILEY, Admir-.
Nov, 18th 1854.
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CITY OF BELEAIRE.
CITY LOTS AT PUBLIC SALE.
On Saturday, the 18th inst,

ON The ground will be offered at public sale ANY
MUM BISt of lots now laid Gut, and IN part compi.
sing the prospective city sfBellare The advantages
ol this location make II as certain anything de-
pending upon iuturo Developments can be, thai the
city now In prospect will soon be so IN reality Tho
site OF tho city IL nm extensive river bottom, over lew
e and lying high and dry above the greatest Of riv.
er floods. The high lands rising by an easy ascent
expose at about twenty feet above, the surface tbs
plain, an ineshnusnble vein Of the best quality ol
mineral coal very ensily worked, and SO soping as
10 dr. ain itself a.,
Situated on thc bank Of the Ohio river, nt the
present terminus Of the Cenual Ohio Railroad
where freight ard passengers WIN be transferred by
speci, arrangement to the Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
the track o, the Marieua Rttss&l The new eity
will ENJOY every desirable iacty for iranspor
and commercial connection. II Is backed by q
countfy6f Of very rich land, well settled and culiiva.
ted by an intelligent ond thriving population. a
site Tor city. more pleasantly situated and conbi
ming more advantages for Innnufaciu uJing hpd com
merciul purposes cannot be found upon the OlIio
river =
TERMS or SALE.
One.,hird of the purchase money In hand; Que.
third i'll one year, and the remaining third In two
years, wi tn interest the deferred payment Those
proposed terms can be modified 10 suit the convG.
nence OF purchasers.
OF Safe to commence at 10 O'clock, A. NJ
The sock of the Central Ohio Railroad in hand
will be taken in satisfaction, OF the deferred pay
merits, .., u,..r t.,..,
For information or private arrangements prcvou.
10 day OF sale, enquire of
JOHN KELLY, on the premises, or
WIN. BUSHt1ELD,
IN Wheeling agents for the Proprietor.
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SHERIFF'S SALE;
Jacob p. Flanner,
Us:
Thnp,ao N;chnI-op Of ol

Thomas Nicholson. ct al.
DY an order of Sale d rected, from the Court OF
ID Common Pleas, of Belmont County, Ohio, will
offer for Sale the front door of tile Court House, in
ST. Clairsye, Belmont Co. o.,
Thursday, the 3oh day of Noretaber, A. d.
1854 between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and o.
clock p NJ. of said day, the following described lands
and tencmepts with the appurtenances thereunto be-
longing situate lying and being in the county of Bel
and State of Ohio, and bounded and described as
follows, to wit: BEGINNING for the same at stone on
the East boundary line of section No %, of Township
No. and Range No. in the Steubenv lle district. fTf
rods and four links north ofthe sonth cast corner OF John
Kasey's land and running thence north eighty pae ami
one half degrees east feen poles and twenty links 10
st0ne thence north seventy eight degrees and thre'
fours west three poles and fourteen links toa stone
thence south twenty and three fourth degrees ives
twelve noles to stone, thence south fty fve degree
nine poles and links to the place of begin
ming. containing roods OF land he the more q
less. =.
sherif's Dfiee, October a7ih, 1854.
JOHN c. NICHOLS. Sheriff.
Oct s7tt fsEI
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SIIERIFF'S SALE.
John w. LASTLY, .'
US:
Hannah Lssbly, ct hi. '- 80
In Partition.


DY virtue Of an order Of Sale TO me direct
- ed.fron sAteCofrt of Tommon Pleas of Belmont
County, Ohio, will eaer a. Public Auction on
Saturday, the 10Th day Of December, lS54.s
at the front door Of the Court House in ST. IClarsve
between the hours of 10 o'clock and4 o'clock pm
id County the following al estate situate lying ana
hcing in said county of Belmont aud being in secton NO
90 Township No aud Range No. beginning LOT tlie
at the southeast corner of said section al slohe
marked NJ thence with the south honndary Of saa sec
tiOn ". 39i West 5597 poles 20 stone and lhehCc
with road N. G2 west e5.f4 poles to stone " uenge
East I22. 20 Poles to stone themes T. 80 ~ ~
6J poles TO stoue r. thence N. 81 West 1885 poles
TO stone L.. in the north side Of the National Koa
thence with the nor,h side VI said road N. 20 II.
poles 10 stone II thence south Il. II! poes 10 a
stone thence s. 70t f. GO2 poles to stone r. ~ the
T.. boundary of said section thence therewiths1 W.
2205 poles TO the place of tegnnF containing one nun
dre and three roods and thirteen poes
or less subject TO the widows dover heretOiore
assigned. APPRAISED at Two Thousand Five Hundred
Doais One Third in hand One Third n.one year, Cne
Third in two years. with interest from the day OF sale
the de erred payments and secured by mortgage on
the Real Estate Sherifr's Office, Nov. IG,fIsji
JOHN G. NICHOLS, Sheriff OF ID. G. o.
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SIIERIFF'S SALE.
Daugherty and Baughcr ard Yetkic, Cable
g. Co.

William Barnes.
DY virtue of .wo alias vendtionio exponas
\ 10 me directed from the Court Of Common Pleas
of Belmont County, Ohio, viii offer for Sale on
Monday, The 18Th day Of December, A. 7.
1854, between the hours of % O'Clock, a NJ. and o.
clock p NJ of said day, at the front door OF the Court
House in ST. Ciairsvilc, in said county, the following
lands and encn,ens wit: Situate lying and being in
the County of Belmont and State OF Ohio ard bounded
as follows: Lot No. AID 0, in the town of Boston, III
said county. Sherhs Office at st. ClaiIsvie, Novem
her the 18th, 1854. .- -
JOHN c. NICHOLS, sheriff.
Nov. II. 1854.
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a DMINISTRATORS NOTICE.-No-
IA ,ce is herohy given that al the Probate Court
for Belmont County, the undersigned was appointed
and qualified Administrator OF the estate of Jane
Courow, decd. late OF BcmOn County
Al those Indicated TO said estate requesle to make
immediate pa yment and those having claims against
said ate are notified present them or settlement
within one year from this date.
THORNDuRG CONROW, Admir-.
Nov. 3, iSJ4.-3w.