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MEDICINES,

MRS. B. B. NORRIS CELEBRATED
N1 CEDAR TAR. for sale by Mesns. DOVE
CO., Main street, has testimony than any ether
medicine in USE for the cure of Pulmonary Diseases
Kidney Affections, and all diseases srinng from i'm.
Y See pamphlets for full testimony.
Prise 81 per bottle. or for Us. ap t.
HONOR TO WHOM HONOR rs DUE
Ii 1t affords me much pleasure to say to the suf-
fering public, that MRS. DAVIS ELIXIR 10 the only
effectusl remedy have used for Coughs, Colds.
he. have used it myself, and believe it to be worth
more than al other. in use Try it, and ! vii en-
sure your satisfaction. M. +. DAY.
For sale by Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Bennett Y Beers
Alex. Duval Paterson Jackson, Chas. Millspaugh,
E. J. Picot. A. Bodeker and Charles D. Yale
THE CRY Is STILL THEY COME.
l. Cure follows cure and proof follows proof, that
POLLARD's RHEUMATIC OR NERVE AND
BONE LINIMENT, is the very best Linimsnt ever
Read the following from one of the most infuen-
tial gentlemen of Goochland:
JAsuAR 18th. 1855.
Messrs. POLLARD Co.:
1t affords me pleasure to add my testimony in
favor of your valuable Liniment. can state, with
condolences. that in the case of negro woman. who
attsckedin the harvest field in 1852, with the
most violent spssms about the region of the womb.
inssmuch as she carried to the house perfectly
helpless physician was sent for, and every means
used to relieve the pain, without effect We at last
resorted to your Linment, rubbing the abdomen and
region of the kidneys for several days, which pro-
duced entire relief The affection then changed its
locality-the knees and feet became very much
swollen Your Liniment was again resorted to W hch
eventually proved & specific. She has enjoyed I'M
interrupted good health ever since.
For sale by PURCELL, LADD CO, Bennett 4
Beers, Ade l. Gray. Duval Norton, w r. LEdd,
L. B; Thomas, and Druggists generally throughout
the CITY, ia %
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JAMES D. Elicit, GENERAL AeEs,

UMBER AND SHINGLES.
IL 1900 900 f. clear Canada White Pine. long lengths
and all sizes
it, seasoned Buttnnwood, superior quality.
100000 #. SD and inch Oak, for tobacco boxes
$4,000 #. Poplar.
$4,000 fl. 4 4 N Carolina Dressed Flooring.
$4,000 it. 5-4 Dressed Flooring.
10000 f. u. II 2 and inch Buffalo Ash.
20O0O fl. /, IL, 2 and 8 inch Rock Maple.
10000 #. 50 N Carolina Ship Plank:
10000 f. SO, l. II, 2 and inch Black Walnut.
10000 #. H. 2 and inch White Hickory.
10000 #. l, IL 2 and inch Cherry.
100, 600 large Cypress Shingles.
Aso-Mahogany Plank and Scanthps; which we
offer at low prices and on accommodating terms.
lao BELVIN u PARKER.
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STILL THEY GOMEZ

STILL THEY COME.-We
have just received this morning BY Ex-
press, another large assortment of The foliowin,
Goods: e e
Ladies' thick sole Morocco Buskins, fleece lined.
very warm, for winter wear
Ladies thick sole Morocco and Goatskin Bootees
soles. Doo''' 'n'eA
Misses and children's Morocco and 0oatskin Roo.
tees, warranted to wear well, for school shoes
Ladies we have still left on hand, large assort.
sell cheap, so as to make room for q new stock of
Goods In the spring.
Ladies. we invite you, aud ALL to call and looi
at our Shoes which you will find to be the cheapest
in town certain. C s. MAURICE
Isl Main It,, Eagle Square. Richmond, Va
ial8
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VLOTHING, CLOTHING.-Ih have now
~ open an unusually large stock of superior Rea.
DIV -made Clothing for the season. embracing all of
the very latest styles. of every variety from finest
to lowest grades Having attained the highest rePu'
tstiou of sellng the best made work. have only to
and. for want Of money, owing to hard times am
compelled to reduce my stock, at the very lowest
be regarded Notes of all solvent Banks will be ia
ken without discount.
Those who wish to lay out their money to the
greatest advanta are solicited examine my stock
before purchasing elsewhere. Stock on hand must
CO. without netting profit
I'D. GOODMAN, No. 1874 Main st.,
de20 Opposite Eagle Square
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TR E d EGAR
FOUNDRY and ENGINE WORKS
ANDERSON, DELANY & CO.,
pROPRIETORS

ME subscribers are prepared to fiji or
Il den for Marine and Locomotive. az we'll a.
Stationary and Portable Engines. Sugar Mills, Saw
ails Railway Chairs. and generally Castipgs of ali
descriptions. both iron and brass; also Hammered
Railroad Axles and heavy Skating. and other fcrs.
inss having erected q steam hammer for this p1r.
pose. They refer with confidence to the owners of
every Engine they have turned out for the quality
Of their work and respectfully ask share of the pa.
tronsge Of The public.
JOSEPH r. ANDERSON
MATHEW DELANY,
FRANCIS T. GLASGOW,
.v,,, WILLIAM STEPTOE.
A wnie, Enquirer, Post and Examiner insert 2
Wseks, and send bill toA d. 4 Co. isIs-2v
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FRESH ROLL BUTTER.-We have
= inst received another lot Of Roll BptteY. fresi
on ne Chuxn. Those In want Of superior article
sof tsbis use, can End Il ct ="
r..,,, HUI.6T 4 KINGS,
ja l8-lw sne lou Dtoeo sstses.
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r. MOTTO E.-PREMIUM -
BOOT AND SHOE MANUFAC- -

TUKY, No. III Main st.-The subscriber re-.
turns his thanks to his friends, customers,
and the public generally for the liberal patronage he
mas received from them, and hopes by strict stten
assuring them that no pains viii be spared either ON
ton to ALL ~ ~ '.~
He would also most respectfully call the sttsnt;on
o. all want OF BOOTS, SHOES TRUNKS, CAR.
1T 1T SAGS. vALICES. &s to his sssortmsnt as
.ney VII always nnd large stock to select from e
dslPhia New York and Eastern work, of the best
that can be had and ct prices az low a. anv otber
Sos'e IN she southern country OF the same quality.
ALEX. HILL.
Manufacturer and Dealer In Boots. Ghoss.
Trunks, Carpet Bags, TO-, No. IN Main It.,
Richmond, Va.
Ladies', gentlemen's, boys misses and
children's Boots and Shoes, Of eyerv descYiption.
made to order in the best and moot sshions6ie msn
ner, 1t the shortest notice. il n !.
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1Ich PECAN NUTS; do. Walnut.
- s,ssesivsd sad for ais by W. =" Hae-ai
y. soNAviTA i CO., 70 H.ia Il.
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nANIEL HAGERTY, BELL AND
on 10th street, between Mann Ind Gary streets, IL
prepared to execute orders for all kinds and
Ornamental Brass and Comp osition CASTINGS, in
workmanlike manner.
As he 10 prepared to cast every day, persons want
Ing work done can be accommodated ia few hour5
notice.
All kindso Ship, House and Churth BELLS made
to order.
patronage from the publisis respectfully solicit
cd.
N B:eHishest cash price paid for old metals.
my 23L9m
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TOBACCO AGENCY.
FOR LADIES.-FALL AND

- WINTER sHOEs-ws respectfully 81
the attention OF Ladies' to our varied ane extsnnys
use the present and sppFoaehlnR seasons, We hsss
every description II Cater Boots. Thick and tss
soles ct prices varying from l.oo e e31oi vnnss
satin and Kid GaitsM from - 70 Ni Morocco sno
Kid Walking Shoes fttm 20 70 u 1ss Kid and No
rocco ehppsre from % TO u 80; aleo ktd ena ~
rocco jenny Lind end nuskina embraetne eosps =
We have we believe almost every HAD and etyie ~
ally essd for Ladies IL want 81 ehoess are issess
faty tnyit "a 70 gve " cell. ard we premise IL
meH& viii be o1ered thar. 70 nake their l1Iehaos
ef ~. cell WHIEn = PAGE. - meis 8.
a DAMANTINE AND TALL0W CAN
a uLEe-Ia ssoss nd for S.s b pr..,sa
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HIRING AID cor.Lrcrrro.

nAk1AN0 AND COLLHCTIN0.
NOTICE.-GEO. W. TOLER, General
uuder Metropolitan Hail. Richmond, va--Will 1t.
.ena 20 renting cut houses, hiring out negroes col
leetine claims buying and selling real sstAte kc he.
AL business entrusted to him win be attended TO with
promptness and dispsteh. de 90
NOTICE.-The firm of TOLEK &
~ COOK z this day. Dissolved By mutual consent
JOHN b COOK viii continue the Agency bus-
nese Of the concern, and close the same. GEO. w.
TOLEk will attend to the closing Of the other mat.
ters Of the concern to the extent Of collecting the
Independent Of their Transactions Agents, and NO
farther
Tor the purposes aforesaid either party may use
the name Of the concern, except Sn making or en-
dorsing the notes &c., and then only with the ex.
GEO. W. ToLER,
de19 JNO. COOK
John E. COOK, having Withdrawn from
- the late firm of Toler Cook, win continue, at
the old stand the line of business, ON his own
account-Hiring cut Negroes, Renting out Houses,
Collecting Claims Ac and will be glad to receive
the call Of his friends and the public generally.
de 2z-ts
JAMES d. ELLETT, GENERAL AGENT
~ AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, Office removed
to the Odd Fellow1 Hail. Franklin street, one square
below Exchange Hotel again offers his services TO
Renting Houses and buying and selling Produce OF
every description. He is also prepared to receive
on Storage at very moderate rate, any and all kinds
of produce; and when sold by himself no charge for
for the accommodation of Servants while hiring,
without being exposed in the streets, which BY
late ordinance of the city forbids their standing
de2
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ERE6H OLIVES; Anchois; Capens |;
sauces CatsupG 30 ell nice; jusk receivsd By
jsls 8. b0NAvITA { c6'. w Main Il.
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!EAxa HOSTING MACHINES AND
II TRUCKS.--Those most approved are
IAynA3 made by me. Samples of which may be
H. It'll seen at Messrs. .Cfenshsw L Co.'s, north
nn |. side of Basin. Orders left with them will
be hlled on the same terms II sent directly to me-
The advantages Of these articles are too to
put In an advertisements. Call and see them
T.. L. BATES, Manufacturer
East Falls, Avenue, between Pratt and
feT-l2m Lombard sts.. Baltimore Md
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
hR. DUPONCEAU'S GOLDEN Pc
~ RIODICAL PILLS INFALLIBLE In correct.
ing Irregularities relieving painful and difficult Men.
struation and removing all periodical Obstructions
from ,ohdteper causes.
N. B.-Under certain circumstances, married La
dies must not use them. For particulars nstruc
tons on the box. Price, 81 per Box. Sold by all
the principal Druggists in Virginia
9. @. LAWRIE. State Agent Washington, D. c.,
to whom all orders must be sent. The Pills will be
sent by enclosing 81 confidentially, by mail Every
box bears the signature of the Proprietor Dr. j. DU.
PoNcEAU, to counterfeit which would be forgery.
For sale in Richmond BY r. r. DUVAL BRO.
Ed PICOT, ALEX. DUvAL and by DOVE & CO.
Main st. de 29-dAeSn*
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NOTICE-REMovAL.-I to move
~ on the first day of February next, are offer.
ing great induceme previous to that time to pur
chasers. All the stock of Dress Goods offer at
and under cost to close them out desiring to open
an entire new stock at the house now being fitted
up, doors below. Purchasers will do well to CALL
CHAS. A. GWATKIN,
js17 Opposite the Exchange Bank
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CHANCE OF FIRM.-FrOm and after
ufacture and sale OF CARRIERS SPANISH MIX
TURF, and the general Proprietary Medicine Bust
ness heretofore conducted under the firm of EN-
NETT l. BEERS, will be conducted under the hTm
and style of VIM 8. BEERS CO. Office and
store, No. Pearl street.
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CUPER PHOSPHATE LIME DE
- Burs's celebrated Super Phosphate Lime
most superior Fertilizer which has been fairly tested
and produced the mess satsfscto.y results for me
merits Of this Article refer 10 Mr.. Richard Tan
eityi Mr.. Joe. ruqua, Bucktnsham county; Nj Jesss
= Nanny. Automatic county; and others who have
!. HsHRuDERs SONS, As.ass,
no@ Richmond, VI.
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RACON AND LARD-Received and for
~ sale 600 lbs. nice country Bacon. Hos Ronna
and fne frkin family Lard. -''1"''
JOHNSON l. PUGH.
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w r have just received handsome as
w sortment of Chamber and Parlor Furn,tnra
consisting Of Mahogany Wardrobes; Ladies' Cabin.t,,
Bureaus; Msrble-top Washstandg Rosewood and ma
hosany Marble-top Tables; Sociable Tete-a-Tetes.
Spring'sest Sofas so different patterns Of Chsirs.
Bedstesds. -"Oe fien0n
Also, lot OF beautiful Chamber Set. F.n.v
Clocks &c. Andwill BE- sold at prices to suit the
ninesa LARUS SHINE,
~ IA Main at.
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EIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.--Ran
Il away from the subscriber. the 18th of May
last, my servant woman DELINA, who was hired
last year to A. Lowenthal Delna is about twenty
seven years old. dark complexion, and has mark
on one of her jaws caused by the pulling of tooth
She formerly belonged to g. Lamb, Charles City
county. bought her on 18th January at Mr.. Hip
auction house. The above reward will be paid upon
her delivery to me- or her confinement in any jail 90
that can get her again
ja1-dlmhc4t ISAAC ROSENHEIM
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NOTICE.-Our business will be contin-
ned az heretofore, according to the will of the
late VIM WALLACE
All persons indebted to the concern are hereby no.
tined, that all debts that past DUE must be paid
forthwith; those falling due, must be paid promptly
a. it will be impossible to give further
ja 1-d&c elm VIM WALLACE SON'
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+ FOR RENT-Warehous fronting
- on the Dock and Cary st., occupied at present
by Leftwich l. Jeter. Apply to
Sc l2-ts GEO. 8. PALMER, 18th 1t.
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L O w A n ID A {:
GalurOan alorninn, febrnarn 8. 1855.
seletteb Qoetrg.
From the London Athenaum.
THE EST LADY.
BY T. wESTwoOD.

THE QUEEN is proud upon her throne
And proud are her maids so fine;
Bat the proudest lady that ever was known,
Is a little lady of mine.
And OH she 1outs me, she fouts me,
And spurns and scorns and scouts me,
Though drop my knee and sue for grace,
And beg and beseech, with the saddest face,
Still ever the same she doubts me.
She is seven, by the calender
i liy'S almost rs tall
But oh ; this little ladys by far
The prOudest lady of all.
Its her sport and pleasure to fout me-
To sparn and scorn and scout me-
But an I've n notion its naught but play
And that, say what she will and feigu what she NAV
She can't well do without mel
When she rides on her nag away,
By park and road and river
In little hat SO jaunty and gay,
Oh then she's prOuder than ever!
And oh what faces, what faces
What pctulant, pert grimaces!
Why the very pony prances and winkS,
And tosscS his head, and plainly thinks
lie may ape her airs and graces
But at times. like pleasant tune
\ swtetcr mood o'ertakes her;
Oh then she's sunny skies of June,
And all her pride forsakes her.
Oh, she dances round me so fairly.
Oh her laugh rings out rarely!
Oh she coaNes and nestes and purrs and pre3
In my puzzled face with her two great eyes,
And says, love you dearly J"
Oh. the Queen is proud on her throne
And proud are her maids so fine;
But the proudeSt lady that ever was known
Is this little lady of mine.
Good lack! she fouts me, she louts ne,
And spurnS and scOrns and scouts me:
But all! I've notion it's nOught but play
And that, say what she will and tegn what she may,
She can't well do without me!
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-03

II vas impossible for Annie afer that Saobajh
adventure 10 conceal either from herself or Alick
thai They loved each olher dearly but no per-
wife. In vain he represented that he could con-
si4er MaEian's presence in his household as a
blessing, and that he,had been SO long accustomed
10 her mothers ways that he could find NJ diff
Guilty ~ accommodating himselfto them.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-20
NOuIscn's ROchestcr NmrscIy,

III MoULsoN expects hereafter to
sell Trees or Shrubbery in these parts,
he will be under the necessity Of hav,
ing some honest and more accomm oda.
ling agents than he sent here of late.
AVe contracted for lot Of trees with
an express understanding in reference
thereto, Another individual than the
one we contracted with, an ignoramus
who supposes no doubt that, as he halls
from the East he is some pumpkins, )
Andso he is, and some -; too.-
lie disregarded our contract entirely,
and sold our trees 10 Tho. DAVIS, who,
we ale informed, bought them with a
iull knowledge Of the facts. Perhaps
It would be as well for our readers to
be on their guard, and at least take
security for the performance of con-
tracts, oil the part of these land.sharks,
that are traversing every township in
our State.
If our neighbor DAVIS knew the
facts in regard 10 the matter, he has our
thanks for his interference,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-20
The 0hiOFarmer for 1855.

1.-THE OHIO FARMER" will commence
its Fifth Volume, January !, 1886. Il is
now so we'll and So generally known, that
little need be said in its behalf With the
experience which we have gained in editing
il, for the past fonr years,ond with the know
ledge OF the wants Of the Iublic, which much
travel and Correspondence has given us, to-
gether with the very many able Contributors.
which we have been constantly adding to
our heretofore long list, we feel that Tbs
Ohio Farmer is more than ever worthy of
the patronage Of the entire country; and We
can assure all, that however excellent il may
have been for the past year, il will be better
for the year TO come.
The Ohio Farmer will continue to be issued
weekly, on large folio sheet Of clean, white
paper, and on clear tyre, and illustrated with
Cuts of Domestic Animals, Implements,
Trees, Houses, &C., &c. The News and
Misce lsneous Departments. Market Reports
&C., DC, will receive careful attention.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-20
Marietta q Cincinnati IInilroad

We copy tha following communities
tion in regard 10 the opening business
Of the Nj. & c. r. R. and the prospect
of gTea! mineral wealth in Viuton Co.
from the Daily SciOtO Gass!ts of the
4;h inst:
AS every thing connected with the
subject of Minerals is deserving atten-
tion, would state briefly. that the pro
duction OF Iron at the several Furnaces
on and near the line of the M. d. c.
r. r. in VintoE County, is in steady
progress, The excellent qualiy Of this i
ron has already secured for it a prefer
ence in the surrounding markets, lea
ding to an active demand for it, and
stimulating to new enterprises in this
importrnt branch of domestic manuiac.
lures. Other Furnace Sites are in con
TEN plation, in Vinton county, by which
the production of iron is uon to be
greatly augmented.
At Hsmden, where several OF the Fur
naces will have their connection with
the Railroad, there is at present large
amount OF freight accumulated, TO which
daily accessions will be made.
The opening Of the M.& c. R. r. to
HamdeD. and its speedy extension 10
Judge MurtOck's, "Big Sand Furnace"
and Athens, is afording the desired ia,
cility for the transportation of the Iron
and Coal Of VinIon county TO the most
lavora5l markets. The train Of TO day,
upon which the writer came from Ham
den 10 this city included five car load S
Of Iron, 3 of lumber, 2 Of Coal, and o
Wheat. learned that the Iron was des'
tined for Cleveland, now becomeing an
important market for that article.
The citizens Of Chillicothe, as well
as the fr;ends. of the NJ. & c. r. R., are
indebted to s. w, Ely. Esq, for the
first Viutou county coal brought upon
The Railroad to this place. The iavora Bile
situation of his coal lands, and the am
pie preparation he has made for opera.
ting extensively, to say nothing of the
superior quolity of his coal, will soon
lead to more familiar scquaintanc
with Mr.. Ely's demonstrations in thiG
business.
Other enterprises of the same kind or
the line OF the R. r. east of Ha mden
are in state Of fOrwardness and give
promise OF extensive opera lions ia the
coal business.
The great Mineral wealth of Viuton
county is asyet but partially understood
and will require many years fully to de.
vel op. Since the location of the M. &
c. r. R. through the Mineral region the
attention of capitalists has been and
continues to be directed to Vintou coun.
" as the most inviting field for profita.
bic Investment in Southern Ohio.
Dec, 3rd, 1855,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-20
Never Forgrl Your MoIhcr."

The editor Of the Lawrence Courier,
referring TO the death OF the Hon. Joan
Davis, remarks. that lie owes much TO
the personal suggestion anI Sdvice OF
the Ex-Governor, Aindly and earnestly
bestowed in earlier years, and odds;
"The last counsel We received from him
was Characteristic Of the man. IL was on
The deck OF vessel that lay with loos
ened sails end shortest cable, that we
still in boyhood jus! commencing years
Of wandering aud hardship, received
parting gasp Of his pure hand with these
words - God bless vOu! Remember phdt
Fve said; and whsreUsr you go, NEAER
FoRGET YOUR MoTHERI What better
charge could be given lad launching
forth on lile's deceitlul tide, where the
chart AID compass of his young head
and heart must be his only protection
from shipwreck. Many years have passed
away, and that gvod man has finished
the voyage Of time; he has disappeared
ddown the dark stream Of death, and we
doubt not, has reached that celestia
heaven where the storms of earth are
never known, and exchanged the anchor
symbol which he ever carried at the
PROV during life for blissful Tealiza.
ton"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-12-20
THE STATE OF OHIO. vINroN co,

THE STATE OF OHIO. vINToN co.
league Ray, Admr. Of ! Probate Court.
Moses Ray, deceased, Petition to
against sell Land.
Celia Ray, etal. JOHN RAY
Of the State of Missouri, and Jesse RsY
Of the State Of Illinois, will take NO.
tiCe that on the Sixth day of December
A, D., 1865, the loresaid Administrs.
tor filed his Petition in the Probate
Court of said Vinton county; the obier,
aud Lrayer Of which Petition is TO oh.
tain all order for the assignment Of Dow.
er OF Celia Ray, widow OF deceased.
in and for the sale Of the fo!lowios
Real Estate of the said Moses Ray, ds-
ceased, situated in VinIon county, Ohio,
10 wit: The Northeast quarter OF tha
Southwest quarter of Section Thirty.
five, ia Township number Nine, Of
Range number Nineteen, in the Chilli
cothe Land Disllicl;. containing Thirty
Nine aud Ninety >eight huhdredths acres
Also-The Southeast quarter Of tho
South'west quarter Of Section Thirty.
five. in Township number Nine, Of
Range number Ninoteen--in Chillicotb.
Land District continuing Thirty nins
and Seventy. eight hundfedlhs acres--
save and e1cep: so much off Of suid last
mentioned tract as Is laid out and plat.
led as part OF the Town OF RuJsville.
Also: The following described LSnd.
situated in the county OF Jackson, O.,
10 witt A part of the Northeast quar-.
lei of the Northwest quarter of Sec
ton number Two, in Township numbsr
Eight oil Range number Nineteen, be-
ing the same land conveyed by Thomas
Ray and Dinah, his wife, to decedent,
August %, 1851, containing Twenty
five and Fifty hundredths ucfes--Sa,s
and except all that part Off Of said trSct
laid out and plated as part OF the town
OF Reysyille--situated in Jackson coun.
", Ohio. Also, the following To-3
Lots, situated in the counties Of Vim.
ton and Jackson, 0hio,ds laid out,num.
bered and platte d in the town Of RAYS.
vile, to wit: Nos. three, seventeen,
eighteen, twenty.three, twenty. four,
!~enty'six, twenty.seven,tw ,twsnty.eight,
seven, eight, nine, ten, and nineteen.
Said Petition will be fer hearing on
the 7'h day OF January a. d. 1856.
K. A. BRATION.
Dec. G, 55.-5w Atty for Petitioner.