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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, IN AND FOR
SAID COUNTY.
PETITION FOR PARTITION.
Daniel Baicht, and Margaret, his wife,


Eebecca Pickens, widow Of Wiliim Pickens
Ndeceased, James South. and Sarah Jane. his
wife, William A. Pickens, Thomas J. Pickens
Adam c. Hathaway. aud Agnes Ellen, his wife
aud James c. Pickens. minor.
NOTICE IS hereby given that the petitioners
lV have this day, filed with the Clerk of said
Court their petition, III which they set forth
that William Pickens, died, seized OF the south
west quarter OF the south west quarter, Of section
No. II, of township 6, and range 6. containing
40 acres. Also, the north half of the north east
quarter of section l3, township 6, and range 6,
coniainugS0 acres. Also, the south west quar-
ter of the nurth east qua ter of section l3, of
township 6, of range 8, containing 40 acres. AL
so, the south part of the west half of the north
west quarter of section 13, OF township Of range
6, containing 63 acres. Also the north east GUAR
ter of the noith west qua,te of section l3, of
township 6. of range s, containing Al acres. Al
so. the north west quarter OF the north west guar.
ter OF section Z, 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 SO acres.
That the petitioners heirs at law of said
deceased; that they are entitled to one-sixth pa.
OF said premises; that as soon as they lawfully
may, said petitioners will demand partition ac-
cording.y. JOHN SINCLAIR,
March %, 1854. Attorney for Petitioners
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CLASSICAL INSTITUTE,
For Young Ladies and Gentlemen
GAINESVILLE, BELMONT CO.. OHIO

VH7HE FIRST SESSION OF the above named
IL 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
DAVENPORT, A. NJ; and that of Mathematics and
Natural Science, of Mr.. JOHN /. THOMPSON, al
experienced Mathematician.
Tuition,fees will be moderate, and every care
will be taken to afford to young ladies and gentle
men the means Of acquiring a thorough Classical
and Mathematical education.
Special attention will be directed to those wish.
ing to qualify themselves for Teachers.
Feb. Is. 1854
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TBy telegraph
TUESDAY MORNING

BosroN, March 19.-The gale on Sat.
urday lasted "a hours, doing immense
damage to the city and its vicinity. Many
buildings were unroofed and chimneys
blown down. The gale was very violen,
down east. accompanied with snow.
The Boston Atlas has returns from 2O4
towns in New Hampshire. Baker. (dem. J
has 195 maj orlty for Governor. The ma.
jority in the State is about 400. The
democrats elect l43 Representatives; the
opposition l54.
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ARR E Don the 4th inst. by
VIM. Workman. Esq, Mr.. CALEB Nor
RIsoN and Miss HANNAH HENDERsHor, all
OF this County.
Oh the 7lh inst. by Rev. R. Arm.
strong. Mr.. JAMES TEBAY and Miss CATH
ARINE VANsANr. all Of this County.
'May the sun OF their morning be bright,
The close Of Iife's day be serene,
Its noon. tide afford them delight,
And no clouds of distress intervene
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Tobacco.-The Tobacco market re.
mains very quiet. No disposition to pur,
chase. Shippers have not yet come for
ward. We have no sales by which TO ar
rive at reliable prices. The following is
the range OF nominal quotations. viz:
Ohio, good to fine yellow. 10 to Sl5;
do. spangled, to SO; medium do. 6 to
S6,87. common do. $50 to Sc; fine reds
7 to $6; good do 5,75 to Z; medium do.
5.e5 TO SIS so; common do. S5; green and
nondescri2t 4.75 to $5.-Bahimore Sun
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1854. SPRING SALES. 1854.
GEORGE P. SMITH & CO,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Staple Goods, Silks, Variety and
F4.NCY DRY GOODS,
81 WOOD ST. PITTSBURGH.

81 WOOD ST, PITTSBURGH,
9 OLICIT the attention of Merchants generally
~ to their stock now in store, and being receiv-
ed weekly throughout the season. which will be
off cred at as low rates as in any Jobbing House
any where, east or west
To their Silks and Dress Goods they ask par
ucular attention their styles and assortment be.
ing of the newest descriptions, and will be kept
up in full and large variety.
Also-Embroideries and White Goods;
Linen Goods and I.aces;
Ribbons of all kinds, in large assortment;
Shawls. ewest styles;
Spring and Summer Cravats, Handkerchief,
Ties, &C.;
Fl osiery. Gloves. Grapes. Tarletons, Sc;
Variety Goods, of every description.
A LARGE STOCK OF
Brown Goods, Drills, Osnaburgs, bleached Sheet
ings and Shir,ings, Flannels. Ticks. Innings
SC Men aud Boys Summer Wears, Wool.
ems of all descriptions; Cloths, Casslmers, Sati-
netts. Vestings, Jeans, Tweeds. Cords. Steu-
benville Goods, SC with all leading styles of
PRINTS; fancy, Dark Blue. English and
French Chntzes, Spring Lawns. Bereges, &c, ,
and complete stock generally of every article
needed by the Merchant.
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Special Notices.

PROCRASTtNATION is THE THIEF
OF TIME.-Delay is dangerous neglect that
cold and cough few weeks, and the hope of re-
covery will be lost to you forever. Let not any
pecuniafy consideration deter you from trying to
save your life and health while there is a chance
Consumption is annually sweeping of thousands
to the tomb; no disease has baf1led the skill of
physicians like it, no physician, perhaps, has done
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Black Silk, Six Velvet Trimmings
A Bargain!

A FARM, situated on the main road from the
A Mouth of Sunfish to GAINESVILLE. 4 miles " est
of Woods6eld. is offered for sale. Said Farm
Contains 2lO Acres,
about 120 Of which is in good state of cultiva-
ton. 1t is well adapted to stock, having good
spring in each field, and large portion Of the
F arm now in meadow. There is also good Or
chard, and good buildings. such Dwelling
House. Barn, Sc. Sc, all OF which the subscriber
offers on reasonable terms. For further inforna.
ton call on ALEXANDER PRESHAW.
feb Is. 1854.
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0r 1t is our intention to give pretty
full report Of the trial Of Craig, for the mur-
der OF Garden. We shall not, however,
publish more extra copies of our paper
than we will expect to obtain new sub.
scribers.
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STATE OF ONO, MONROE COUNTY, IS.
IN CHANcERY.
Jane Grayham and Joseph Grayham, her husband,
complanants,

Jane Grayham and Joseph Grayham, her husband,
complanants,
vs.
James Porter. James Porter, SEN, and Betsey his
wife, John Porter and Hannah his wife, Anise
Dawson and William Dawson her husband,
Samuel and Mary McCutchins. Lucretia Bass
formerly Perkins and Elias Bass her husband
Mary Perkins, Alfred Daily, Samuel H. Rownd
Executor, Morris Danford. Alexander Porter,
Ester Jane Porter, Hutchman. Porter, and the
Board Of Foreign Missions of the PRESBYTERIAN
Church in the United States of America, and
the Treasurer of said Board, defendants
yWNHE above named defendants will take notice
Il that the above named complainants have fiji
ed in the court of common pleas of Monroe coun-
ty in the state of Ohio, their Bill in Chancery,
against the above named defendants. setting forth
among other things, that Arthur Porter, late OF
said county of Monroe. on or about the 5th of No
vember, a. d. 1872. made and executed by the
fraud and contrivance of persons to the complain
ants unknown, certain paper writing purporting
to be his last will and estament-that on or about
the Sth day of Nov, A. D. 1912, the said Arthur
Porter, by the like fraud and by the same unknown
persons, was procured to execute another paper
wiring, purpnrting to be a codic to the said
paper writing, purporting to be his last will and
testament-that said bin charges that al the time
of the Execution of the said paper writing, pur-
porting to be the last will aud testament of the
said Arthur Porter, deceased, and nt the time of
ing to be codicl thereto, he the said Arthur
Porter was OF unsound mind and memory and
wholly incompetent to make d valid last will and
testament-that said will and colicil were admit
ted to probate by the court of common pleas of
said Monroe county, on or about the 22nd of No
vember, A. d. lSl2-that the said complainant
Jane Grayham is one of the heirs at law OF the
said Arthur Porter, deceased, and at the time os
the probate of said pretended Will and cOdcil, she
the said Jane feme covert and the vile of
the said Joseph Grayham. and has SO continued
ever since and still is a feme covert; said Bill of
complaint makes the above named defendants par.
ties. embracing the legal heirs of Arthur Porter
deceased. and the devisees aud egatees under said
pretended will and codicl; said Bill prays that
each of the said,defendants answer said Bill and
that proper issue may be directed. according to
the Statute in such cases made and provided, to
try by Jury whether said paper writing purport-
ing as aforesaid to be the last will aud testamen
of the said Arthur Porter, deceased, and whether
the said paper writing purporting 10 be codicll
thereto, be the valid last will and testament of the
said Arthur Porter. deceased, and whether said
codci be valid cpdicil thereto. And said Bill
prays for general relief. The said defendants will
await themselves of the above notice.
JANE GRAYHAM and
JOSEPH GRAYHAM,
= Her Husband
By SHANNON, KENNoN, sen., and
C. G. Carroll, their Solicitors.
March S,tlS5f
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NMHEREAS my wife. Elisabeth Ursula Bir.
w ky, has left me without any just cause or
reason, hereby caution the public at large not to
credit her on my account, as l am determined not
to pay any debts she may contract after this date
March 6, 1854. JOHN BIRKY.
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"that such man as that fellow George
wer-the fellow that was drowned the
er day, was to be in the same position
4 you as am now2"e
I'D tell him." said Millighan, that one
ps must die, and challenge him to fight
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he will be happy to see all who desire

ne VIII De happy 10 sea all VINO desire
CORRECT MINIATURES,
of themselves friends. according to the latest
improvements i'll the Daguerrean art.n style sup.
erior TO any that have been taken in this place here's
tofore. Also, particular attention will be given
to taking copies OF Portraits, Paintings. Pic
lures, &c.
''Secure the Shado,o ere the Substance }ade,"
and 1t will never change If rightly taken, hut re-
main true and faithful sembaDce of the original.
@3- Any pereon sitting for portrait, will not
be expected to take it. unless they and their
friends think it correct and sa,isiac tory. Call and
see specimens.
March 20. 1854.
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EWNO JOHN LUCAS:-You are hereby noti-
III fed that al The Mach saasiaI lasd tho Carn.

FWlO JOHN LUCAS:-You are hereby noti.
II fed that at the March session 1854, the Com.
missohers Of Monroe County, Ohio, granted a
view for an alteration of a county road leading
from jamestown to Jones Mll-said alteration to
commence between the two first fdrdings of the
run on said road below the residence Of Jacob
Watson. in Adams township, thence up the run
the nearest and bes. route to Samuel Hurd's land,
thence the nearest and best route to intersect the
graded road near Twinum's school house, which
said alteration Will pass through your land, and
that the viewers will meet on the 18th day of April
1884. to view and survey said alteration, where
you can attend if yon proper.
SAMUEL HURD,
March g. 1851. Petitioner.
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as0kT Our readers are referred to the card
of Mr.. R. ]. SMITH, in to-day's paper.
Mr.. s. proposes to open Select School
in this place, on the first of May. We
take pleasure in recommending him to the
patronage Of our citizens.
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Probate CONT of Monroe county, Ohio, adminiss
traitor of Hamilton Highman, decd. and received
letters of Administration. Those having claims,
should present them Immediately. properly au-
thenticated. DAVID HICKMAN
March 8, 1854.
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A TrACHMENT-At my instance n,attach.
IA ment was. on the 9th day of February, 1854,
issued by David G. Coe, justice of the peace for
Sunsbury township, Monroe county, Ohio. for the
the sum oi Sl7 81. against the goods, chnttels,
rights, stocks, or interest in stocks, credits.
eys, and effects of Moses Sinclair. an ascending
debtor. FREDERICK SWAMI,
Marc l. G. lS!4
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Examinations of School Teachers

y THE Beard Of Examiners Of Monroe county,
IL will hold meetings for the examination OF
School Teachers in Woodsfeld, commencing
the first Monday Of each month after this date,
except April, In which month their meeting will
commence the second Monday.
Applicants must be in attendance at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, of said days, and bring certificates of NOR.
al character from responsible persons known to
the Board. By order of the Board,
JAMES MITCHELL,
Clerk of Board.
Woodsfeld, Feb. %, 1854.
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ALBANY, March 20.


A terrible gale occurred Saturday. do.
ing immense damage to the city. Fifty
buildings were unroofed, including facto-
ries, foundries, school houses, mills, pas.
senger depots, Asylums, &c. Innuner.
able chimneys and walls were blown down
Steamers in the dock were injured. Near
ly all the chimneys in the city were injur.
ed or blown down. There was a perfect
panic among the citizens. All the work.
men fled from the workshops. Many were
injured, but none killed.
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Postage Decision.

From the following it will be seen that
subscribers to the Spirit, residing in this
county, have the right to receive it free Of
postsge, though the post Office may be ou,
OF the county, provided such Office is the
one at which they usually receive mail
matter:
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TOHN FREDERICK TRICKS ESTATE
y The undersigned has been appointed and quail.
flied as Administrator of the Estate of John Fred
erick Frick, late OF Monroe county, deceased
Those indebted to the Estate will please make
immediate payment. aud those having claims
against said Estate will present them duly authen-
tcated. CHRISTIAN BRUNEY
Feb. Is, 1854.
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PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT. !
Nov. Q6. 1853, {

Sir-In reply 10 your communication
OF the 2ist inst, you are informed that the
.Possmaster General has decided that an
actual subscriber TO weekly newspaper,
resident within the county where the same
is printed and published. is entitled to re-
ceive such paper free Of postage at an
office in an adjoining county. provided
such office is the one at which he usually
receives communications by mail.
E S. R. HOBBIE,
f5 First Assistant p NJ. General.
yP. Master, Dashville, Yates co., N. Y.
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Or The Spring term Of the Court OF
Common. Pleas, for this county, COM
mencss its session to-day-Tuesday.
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JAMES w. WALTON, Of this place, has
been appointed to a clerkship in the De-
partnent Of the Interior, at Washington.
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Notice.

EVHE Copartnership heretofore existing be-
IL tween Jasper Mallory and John Mallory.
under the name of ]. s. J. Mallory, in the For
warding and Commission business at Cl4rington,
Monroe county, Ohio, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. The said Jasper Mallory will
attend to settling all accounts due said firm. Also
will continue to do a Forwarding and COMMON
business as formerly. in the name of Jasper NAL
lory. JOHN MALLORY.
JASPER MALLORY.
CLAnrNGroN, March 8, 1854.
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Clocks and Watches.

T. j. ADAMS,
@ HAYING removed to the building i'm
IN, Ill inediately west of Steed's Hotel, an
&s.sR nounces to his friends that he is still car
ryng on the business If Repairing Clocks and
Watches.
He has also for sale Clocks and Watch-
es, and fine assortment Of Je,oezry. Toys,
&c. WoodsfeId, Mar. l.
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M MICHAEL TALBoTT'S ESTATE The
NA subscriber has been appointed by the Pro.
bate court OF Monroe county. Ohio, administra-
tor with the will annexed of Michael Talbot. late
OF said county. deceased, and received letters OF
Those having claims should pre-
sent them im,nediat, y. properly authenticated.
IRA BRAGUE.
March Is. 1851.
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TELEeRApH FROM NEWFOUNDLAND TO
IRELAnD---Lt. Maury has addressed a
letter to the Secretary OF the Navy giving
the results Of the deep sea soundings
effected by Lieut.. Bergman, from the
shores Of Newfoundland TO those of Ire
land. These seem to be decisive Of the
Question as to the practicability Of sub
marine telegraph across the Atlantic ocean.
IN that region. the distance between the
nearest points Of the two countries being
one thousand six hundred miles. and the
bottom Of the sea beiEg plateau the
whole distance. singularly adapted to the
purpose ofholding a line OF magnetic tele-
graph wire. Lieut.. Maury suggests that
snsaional prize be offered TO the te!egraphic
coppany through whose ielegraPhic wire
me first felegraphic message shall be
passed across the Atlantic. .-Bait. Sun.
s,'- s LAaGEsr Hoe IN THE WoRLp-There
;s.now on exhibition. free Of charge, at the
sldagfter .house Of Captain John Marsh.
aesr.the Brighton House, in Cincinnati, a
monster hog. weighing 800 pounds. He
VIII b, slaughtered on next Saturday.
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Wistar's- Balsam Of Wild Cherry!

WlStafS' DalSam OF Wlld Clerrg:
THE BEST REMEDY EVER KNOWN To MAN.
For Coughs. Colds, Asthma, Group. Bronchstis.
influenced. Bfeeding Of the Lungs. pi6feyA
Breafh,ng,- Lioer affections, Pain OF
Weakness Of the Breast. or Side,
First Stages. ..f Consunaption,
&C., &c, &c. ).
In short, this Balsam is peculiarly adapted to
every disease of the Lungs and Liver, which 10
produced by pur ever-varying climate.
INFLUENzA AANDCoNsUMprioN 1T is indeed
melancholy truth that thousands fall victims to
Consumption every year from other cause than
neglected colds; yet we find hundreds, and thou
sands. who treat such complaints with the great.
est Indifference, and let them run on for weeks,
and even months, without thinking Of the danger.
At first, you have what you consider q slight
cough or cold, allow business, pleasure, or care.
lessness to prevent you from giving it any atiea.
tion; it then settles upon your breast, you become
hoarse, have pansin the side chest. expec,orata
large quantities of matter, perhaps mixed witf
blood; difficulty OF breathing ensues. and fhen,
you find your own foolish neglect has brought on
this complaint. If, then. you value your life or
health, be warned in time, and-donst trfe with
your cold; but Immediately procure bottle or two
of that famous remedy, DR.. Wisfar,s Baisam cf
Wild Cherry, which is well known to be the most
speedy cure ever known, thousands will testify.
whose lives have been saved by it.
For Influenza it is the very best medicinein in the
world.
Be not deceived. remember that it is 90 d.. Wis.
tars Baisam Of Wiid Cherry" that performs the
most wonderful cures, and it is tnS remedy that
will afford you immediate relief
g g 9 e 9 q g g g 8
tie. ef "WSsfar'ss sBaisan. Of WIia Cherry.
Mt. EDEN. KY. July "a, 1855 =
Messrs Harcourt Howard & co., Gents The,
cdr Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry" that
bought OF you has been of such signal benefit in
my family. that wish TO make its virtues Known
for the benefit of the public. ~
My wife tosk cold at the time of her con6Hs.s
ment. which settled on her Lungs. The physi.
clans pronounced her disease consumption. Shs
had profuse night sweats, and had coughs; she
was gwen up, for we despaired OF her recovery
and her child partook of her complaint. She then
commenced taking 6 sWisfar's Balson Of W5id
Cherry" and three bottles effected entire cure
with her and the child both. isss
Ihave no doubt that they would have now been
in their graves if they had not have used Wistar,s
D'''N' : : SETH R. sEAkcr.
Seth R. Searcy. whose certifeate is above. 10 u
man of as much veracity as any in this country.
and man Of good judgment, and we place entire
on his statement.
HARcoURT, HOWARD l. CO.
Price 81 per bottle-six bottles for $6.
Sold by I'D. PARK, Cincinnati, o.
North east corner Of Fouth and Walnut streets--
entrance on Walnut street-to whom ell QFdeee
must be addressed. J, sss5s.s ..s.4
For sale BY j. A. & G. II. Dasenpboft.
Woodsfeld; II. E. Kotzebue, Malaga;
Pollock. Carter & Co., Sunfsh; N. r..
Miles &. Son. Somerton; Cotton q
Buell., Marietta.
March 8. 1854
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ROLL OF NOR.

Received on subscription to the Esprit
Of Democracy" for the week ending Sat-
urday, March 18, 1854:
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New York, March l9.--The Crescent
City arrived from Havana the 18th. Moth.
ing important since the seizure ofthe Black
Warrior. The boat is still in possession
Of the authorities. The officers and crew
remain on board. Nothing of steamer
Pacific yet.
March 2O.-Accounts from Troy and
Utica describe the tempest as very destruc-
tive. Many buildings were blown down,
roofs blown off. and chimneys and walls
demolished. At Troy man was killed
by falling chimney, and at Utica the
tower OF St. Patrick's Church was blown
down
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New YoRK, March 90.


Money in good demand. Stocks firm.
Coffee-Rio 12; ST. Domingo 81; marke,
firm and active. Flour-sales at $7,5O
to $7.87. In corn and wheat prices are
a trif1e lower.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

SCHOOL BOOKS.
U s. SPELLING BOOKS.
ECLECTIC do
ECLECTIC 1st READER,
do 2nd Reader,
do 3rd Reader.
do 4th Reader,
do 5th Reader,
RAYS ARITHMETIC, Parts End and 3rd.
MITCHELL'S SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY.
PINNEO'S GRAMMAR,
KIRKHAM'S GRAMMAR.
COMSrOCK'S PHILOSOPHY,
WEBSTER'S. DICTIONARY,
Metallic Pens, Paper, Ink, QuiIls. States. SC.
For Sale at KIRKBRIDE'S.
Nov. 80.
Black Silk, Six Velvet Trimmings
Velvet Vesting. Pointed Veluet do
Pink, all ,cool, DeLaines,
Green, do do
Blue, do do
BLUE. BLACK and BROWN CLOTHS,
SATTINETTS, CASSIMERES,
TWEEDS. FLANNELS.
&C., SC,
For Sale at KIRKBRIDE'S.
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Blank Deeds for sale at this
OFFICE.
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DIED-On Sunday last. Of consump
ton. MARY, wife of Mr.. Andrew Jackson
Of this place, aged about 80 years.