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hess just seen some of SIiaosss lsss. ~ asrs,:-W0
Des 81 nsssra Psttoa snd Mas5ssises ~ ssfss. re-
tk ssovs . is nslssSsr .isss s. ny z. .: shse.
nss e nskias = eonllstslJ q his fsssr end. = -
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shampoen bath. vill nsks II shes. = 49, -.
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THE public are hereby informed ~. tha
~ .,sna.ist:e ca Lsrs5n e the Ies.s Mss's ciris
.As PR q ss..soss q siss issst Sss ,ss:s |,
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--------- -.------s: - sssraaY
IAYnE d MAyo, Auctioneers. haya re-
hrsssa snsn once 70 Mr, Wsrinston Go6lns nev
On RsnE ssnss OF ilth ana Bsnk aesssla 1n11onos
They yin s :sil It ..e.,o. !, 49,. .,.1.si;.-.
sss,snt. kfopszts; 1sat ont H6ssss 81 - orf
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...s .ss5 g s... g .afC s:'sc ns:. ID.
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sttsut ose g sss2 nops e MART y peanpt
ss9 JOHN \. D. PAYNE.
sps-a 4 -. -....- ABEL y. MAYO..a
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7OEE SNAIL EXPENSES!
oOCs NO LOGsEsM
- SHALL PRORITE.a

PEHSONS WI0hiN6 10 BUY &
spring and Summer Clothing. and Gentlsmen's Far.
pshnH Goods ofthe --latest styles finest qualified and
best make solicited 70 eA snd examine the large
spH ID. GOODMAN.
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GRANARY AND FEED STORE

HRANARY AND FE ED STORE-
~ The undersigned has taken the house corner OF
franklin and Wall streets, formerly occupied by
Mes.rs. N. B: C. B. HILL for the purpose Of con.
Quoting the GRAIN and FEED BUSINESS, whore
he will keep constantly hand full assortment of
all kinds of Grain, Min Offsl Hay, Corn Meal and
Stores. :.
He hopes by giving his business strict personal at.
tention and selling reasonable terms, to secure
liberal patronage from his friends and the public
generally He will deliver any article free of charge
anywhere in the corporation. He will also attend To
SELLING COUNTRY PRODUCE,
for moderate commission, and will insure for his
country friends the highest market price for any con.
Ggnment entrusted to him JOHN w, COSBY
fe 27-ts So st5,F7.l7'7--7 y -
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. JNo. w: WRIeHT 4 Co. are preparei
70 receive al kinds Of Produce and Nerskaraise 3.
storage, ct their Wsrehouse % tie Doek q - ~
s0SsIss 1s tsrms M = can = tahsa = ths eity. -
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MILLINERY

Npn MRS. j. WOODY, (next door ID
KY Mansion House.l having returned from the
4M North, where she has purchased Z lsrse ani
~~ splendid assortment Of MILLINERY. am
hrscps all OF the newest aid most stves
TO which che invites the attention Of the Ladies =
She hssmade arrangements to receive weekly. from
the Northern cities, the newest and most fsshiona
bic goods In her line, an a-Ims
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I2RR SPRING GOODS-We are
,1I.l, now receiving per ships Arctic and New
Msi, oilo, from Liverpool, our stock of China and
Northern cities eur stock of plain, pressed and cut
Glassware, Looking Glasses, Castors, and a yarisd
stock Of Fancy Goods, we'll selected for the countv
trade; all Of which promise to sell on a. favors
BILE terms a. any other house.
STEBBINs PULLEN,
: d. a~A->, -
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HAPITAL $50, 900. .-COM1lERCIAL
~ 9AVIN0S BANK K.-OMeo ct The store Of
Quarles 4 Brooke, on 18th street
Depositors In this instituton Will ressfvo III per
cent. on all sums remaining on deposlts III months
or longer, and Eve per cent, for Shorter time.
WA. g. PAINE, krsd6ent.
Z y. =. BROOKE. Treas AZ. sssgsss kfs@e IL 6-N
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-. BOUNTY LAND. 80. sH'
/ VIII prosecute claims against the Fede.
al Government to BOUNTY LAND "a PEN.

sl0NS, on the most satisfastory terms.
Under recent act Of Congress- soldiers who sery.
Cd peried Of fourteen days u any sunr slnoe I716
and II such soldiers be dead their widevs or minor
children are entitled to 160 acres Of land Those
VINO nave received less than l60 acves, are enttled
70 a. much more a. will mako that quantity.
having been engaged a. . clerk In the Pension
and Bounty Land Departments ut Washinetor for
nearly three years, have peculiar advantages fos
Communications BY mail. rcst raid OF 81 the ofBas
OF Payne Z Mayo, In Wellington Goddin's new
building on Bank street. win bs attended to Is onoep
mhS-dkwSm b 5e-a AREI n MAy0
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Oh nm CYPRESS PAILING-s

seS @eS Gye1Dor ~ Dr.!.sa sa1TH6b6s TS6osrNa PLANK
Which will b cold chcap by calihs e ny Lumbsr
Yard, corner nth and Broad streets.
q i6-8t 4az JAMES y. GUNN
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12kS SPRING GOODS S.-The
loOOs subscriber has just received direct
from the importer large and beautiful assortment
OF French Cloths and Cassimeres for the Spriue
trade, entirely new in styles.
would respectfuly ask the attention Of his friends
and the public enerally. z. B.fSPENCE. 5
mh8 No. 10 corner of Main and 18th otss
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OICH AND CHEAP E1fBROIDERIEe

DICH AND CHEAP EllBROIDERIES
IL opssias this day ct LEWIS. Nos. Is aad 76
Aaia ssEeet -!.st from asstiess one g ~ lsssss
sleeves, Bands Chsn1izstteA Edgses a4d knsor(iee1
Thread Cambrie HandkerchisfL &s- I'll cf yhlah
sxanins bslose 1u1shssins slJswksse. 0rsat bar.
JACOB 4. LEVY,
a.le Noa Is and - Main street. S
N0R HIRE--A nkely pe1ro boy, -
3,Is :: : n sIolf4 iA q lf 6 sS;st.- s'Sle;t-
TSH0zQf JluIt6, yFHI6KEY6, 6R1E.
] !, ,:sss 4 . - ~ T1s liz; ri. sfes;s1.Ia J
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horses and 60 the rest Of the way-that is TIL you
get a good ways from here. and you can procure
your poison and administer 1t in oysters, and he
will never know the difference; you can eat your
oysters the road, or You can give them to some
farm house they win never know the difference
and you can pretend to take 1t hard to think YOU
have to turn back. When you have accomplished
what have told you, then you can telegraph to
me that be is dead; will tell the Templers
and have them make up $50 and send 70 you to
bear his expenses. II you will como up a. soon
you get this, VIII tell you al about H. and then
will grant you the request. Come up right away,
| can tell you better. Now, dear, do come you
know love you; you are well aware of Ii. | will
write no more till see you Come up right away.
My Ink 10 pale.
yours In life ann death.
"From yours, or one that loves you"
This plan mot being adopted BY KowIy, she ad-
ministered the poison herself. In the course OF
| her confession, she says:
HI procured arsenic at the drug store In Tippe.
canoe on Friday; came home ON Saturday, and
administered Ii TO my husband the next Thursdsy.
Il was ct dark told Dr.. Brownell be took is him
self; repented OF the act and wanted the doctor
70 save his life; have known nothing ct oil since
DR.. Brownell not to ssy anything Of Tito Regan
| ] gave him only part Of what1 had he came homo
at half past ten In the evening sick; gave him
no moro till Monday morningA when found he
was out of danger ! though the matter all over,
and coneludedl would give him another dose; !
knew Mowry was urging me 10 do Il Hitwsrs
not forthis same James Aowry should not now
| be In the fix am; his words set heavily on my
mind was wrought up 70 the higheat pitch thst
was the las gave him
.R. C. Davis was In the room on Monday wasu
1 esve him the last dose of poison. gave Il Il
chicken broth. sent for this iast poison by Ars
KelIsys con; bed prayieusy can't . llttia glsl foI
s8s ccuid nos get &. Told Nrs. Kelly thss rssi
- MI fefa. Gave mv huaband n poVad0f N 1
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-04-26
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

BA1rlmoF.T, April 81.
N. o. papers of Sunday received. The
Delta says that Secretary Marcy !as tele-
graphed to New Orleans for proof Of The Am
erican citizenship OF Estrampes.
The records of the 4,h District Court snow
that Francois Estrampes arrived at New Or
leans from Cuba ir 1874 being then minor.
Proper steps being taken, he acquired the
rights of citizenship 9n coming of age.
The Picayune processes tc have reliable
information from Havana that the decree is
sued at Madrid directs the Captain General
in the event OF Fiilbasterlng Expedition,to
arrest all ofthe Americans on the Island no,
excepting the U. 5. Consul.
A terrible scene OF alarm occurred at the
St. Charles Theatre in consequence Of the
alarm of FIRE raised in the house. The wild
est confusion ensued, several were injured in
their haste to get out Of the building
Late Texas dates announce the renewal o
depredaiicns by the Indians.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-04-26

GrOn Wednesday evening Of last week
a very interesting astronomical phenomenon
was observed by many OF our citizens. The
moon, ate. keeping company with the planet
Venus for an hour or more, and travelling
along quite costly with her, was so ungen-
tlemanly as to pass between US and her :ar
face, causing an eclipse OF that brilliant
planet, for fifteen or twrEty minut,s. when he
stepped aside, and again proftring his arm
they promenaded down the "blue ethereal"
Tor short time, until the hand that guides
them both in their mysterious wat dcrings sep
Grated them,a land sent each its lonesome way.
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Gf'Ihe best evidence that can b. hdducL IN ia.
vOr O the elicacpisnrss ct Hollands German BIT.
ters, prepared by DR. T.. NJ. Jackson ia the inple.
cedcnpd demand iol then, ttou all parts n thn
uhion mud although there may b. nnt,y criiprvr'J
prepared and represented as being worth, ol a lih-
cra patronage, yet we ieGl constrained to remark,
that the vast number Oi testimonials with which the
thy doctor has been honored 10y persons oi the
highest character und respcctabili,y, who found II
necessary 70 have recourse to his preparation is ties.
limony sufficiently conclusive, that more ctectua
remedy lor .o alnos, immediate relol ot those al.
fhctrd WIN that dreu malady, dyspepsia, has ncy.
or been discovered. See advertisement
May 90, 1875 -2w
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TEACHERS INSTITUTES.

The eighth semi4annual session Of the Del
mont County Teachers lnstitutc,wil be held
at LuydsuIle, commencing on Thursday,
hlay Sd at occck, L. Nj.
viii not the Teachers Of the County at
tend the approaching session and make it
one of profit and INTEREST," Boards of Educa-
tion, Local Directors, and friends OF popular
Education are cordially soil cited to be pres
ent, and paitake in our deliberations.
A. BROOMHALL, Sec.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

tyfOR BRONCiH1lS. Throat Disooses,
Hacking Cough, and to sl!, cts oi iinprudcn use oi
Mercury, no medicine has ever b1en discoycred
wnich has Elected such cur,S Os Curtoi'J Spanish
Mixture s.
lhfoai diseases produced by salvation Hacking
Cough Bronchial Af cu0ns, Liver Disease ksti-
rnlgia aud rheumatism, have oil been relieved aud
cured ~ wonderful manner, by the great purifier
oi ille blood, Cmlcr's Spanish Mixture.
The case ol Y. II tnmscy alone should satisfy
my who doubt Call IN the Agent aud procure d
pamphlet containing cues, which will asiounl you.
Soc advertisement - Match - I'm
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REDUCTION TX FLOUR.

The milers Of GAINESVILLE, on Thursday
last, reduced the price OF fonr to- Tor super
fine So ,50--for extra S9,25. The consumers
in St. Clairsville would hail with Joy re-
duction in this staple articIe.
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DEATHS.

On the 18th inst, at Providence, II. L, of
Typhoid fever, George Barbour, youngest son
OF Mrs. Elizabeth Barbour, formerly OF this
place, IN the 10Th year of his age.
On Monday, the 10th, at the residence of
her brother, Mr.. Hugh Anderson, in this
place, Mrs Many DIXON, aged about 50 yrs.
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0TTNe Western Va Agricultural Socic-
ty awarded to Daniel Steenrod, Esq, OF
Ohio Co., the pre- MUM for the best acre of
corn. The yield was l04 bushelo. A good
yield for Last season. There was no compr-
tition.
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THE METHoDlsrs AND THE REMOVAL OF
JCDGE LoRlNG--lt is said that when tie
news reached the Methodist Conference, in
session at Chelsea, Mess, N Saturday, that
the address lor The removal of Judge L,ring,
had passed the House OF Representatives, the
whole body, some three hundred strong, rose
to their feet and gave three cheers. - Boston
Telegraph
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0TWc invite attention to the ADVERTISE
ment of our young friend j. NJ Hub5ara in
another column. His stock is entirely new,
and must be good as it has been carefully
selected.
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REsEaG ss.H

The Chronicle Office has been re-
moved to the new
MASONIC HALL BUILDING,
A few doors cast of the Court House,
and a few doors West of the Norton
House.
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SIIERRIFF'S SALE
Preston B. Keunard,
Us:
Jane kennard, ct al.
In PQrtifion.

Rf r'ge nf an ordar of sale me directed from the
- iugrt Dl CppmoH T'rsy Of RclnoIt Count, tlbIr
"!il oGsi for Sale 1! Public Aue'ion on
Monday, TIC 3oti day c' April, 4. 2.
lss5 Ne'wcen the hours oflO O'Clock " srd O'Clock
J.. h Of SAID day Al tue ont door he Cnrrt luuhs
N ST. CsiIsv.ls, IN sad county the following dee
hcd Lands and enemens, Situate lyir: and beng in tie
County Vi Belmont and state Of rlo and hnunIcI ana
esctIbed as follows 10 wiz Being pan fseclion No
20 Township end Range 2, he irnne for the same at
he ~ T. corner ui said seetion running with tAe E,st
oundaIy thofeG i2.37 poles to posI ~ r. corner Of
Joseph Ghbons sad, ihehce with saidGbBons Tan he
tea following ,OuS'ss, SIS Is min. " 40 polrs 10 a
post Henee ; % : + peIches Sugar irrc on one
Of Tie NoTthern 'unGaTes of Moses Nedralf's land
henL' Eoa,h f'i " anrerohes 10 Dogwood, thence
50. W |pnfch so swhnt Walnut. thence : n =
81 p'lthes 70 sb:oeh tree thence = b5 " 2T4
peTchet 10 white walnut thenCe N. l5e " 77perch.
os 10 white OAK, !henen N67t Z cal rorehss 70 a
post ,HnCG = w 10 posi-, tleiee z % 81 petch.
cs The place OF tegnnlng Cousinn. los HcIrs is
ytI5bos move o. less.
Y X. Tie wlfow's holding dover in the slpvs de,cri.
tel a@:ss A's 5clsssai her dover in tbss same lgd
ao"el.
sbsriI's Of.eq Nareh the eGlh I.ss
JOHN { NICHOLS g sLoriE
Ms'tA 20, 1851. sSgs ''''' 49,
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MISCELLANEOUS ENIGMA.

am composed of II letters and am the
answer to enigma of the Chronicle of last
week.
My 4, |, 5, 10, II, 3,is what we all love.
My 9, 7, 6, ., is part of ship.
Ny 8, 3, 6, 9, is one of the points of the
rp.apass.
My 6, 4, II, 2, is preserving substance.
F.
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0t,F"Our neighbor intimates that We" do
not write our own editorials.
The Scriptures say-"Ue that decrireh
naheM lie"
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rGyThe Messrs. Dupont, in Delaware, are
manufacturing powder for the French army
in the Crimea. One of their mills exploded
few days ago, but no seripuS damuge was
Iona
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Joseph Scott, plaintiff,
Us:
Daniel Campbell, Defendant,

ny virtue 0 an order Of Sale dirG,t ii from tho
- Probate Court OF Belmont County NhEo. and mldt
Tstuiuuls 50 the EOurtOi Common Pleas " 81 coIHIy,
! w!iuiiet Hr Sale al Public Auo,ion on
Monday ne ~ day n Nay, 1888,
between thc hpurs ot 10 o'clook a. VI. and O'Clock
" nj said dSY the front oopr n tDe Cont House IN
a. CigIrsy o. tpuuTt County OhO, the s3pitsh'e In.
l rs Of Daniel Campbell in and 10 the following deS ri
hs lands aud tcnCmcnts situate win: sud nina h the
Cuiniv ol St mont aud STATE q! Ohio az! hwLir! az
ialcw vy: s psltof fht rVuhr 6, in TIE town 0!
Rrgepol Ia sad CogrIy nj Belmont, 9th lie sppur.
Ten 1ces 'Leicln;o belonging, heing ho s5ns property
~ ~ll-N!He sad Daniel CsmPhcA NOW resides, .4p.
u,aisei At a59 as subject 20 mortgage in fave. o.
JaAeg Ko., ey, G!nonnt tngio about Sias.
.leTlf's CEce, s., CinirsviNs, spri Ie lsS5
JoHE @. NICAcLs, She.!5.
sl:.! =. IssS. ss.7s.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
ST. CLAIRsvILLE April &c

ST. CLAIRsvILLE April &c
Eggs, 10. Butter, 20 Flour, 1850. Hams
10. Shoulders =. Sides, I Corn Meal
10. Sugar, 7@S. Coffee, Il. Moasses
37@I0 Oats, 37@4O. Glover Seed 500
Timot ,y-scarce 3,25@3,50, Dried Apples
LOO. Nails Sa9d 4,S7, Buckets 35 Sal,
per barrel 2,55 Lard Sc. Potatoes $l,75.
Dried Peaches 2,75.
CINCINNATI MARKET.
April 81.
Flour fair demand 700 bbls. sold at 9,5Oa
9,75.
Corn so.
Provisions unchanged,
Bulk mea, sold to limled exten at 6ia
"A, for shoulders aud sides.
500 bbls. prime lard 3!, 500 kegs do at H..
Butter dull, l6alSo.
Claverseed $50.
Molasses, firm at 80
Active enquiry for sugar and fair qualities
are held at SC.
Coffee dali
Eastern Exchange boa premium
NEW YORK MARKET.
April 81,
Flour, Ohio firm with sales oc $500 bbls;
Southern, sales at IL ,00ull,6S.
Wheat firm, white 2,7O.
Corn trine higher, with sales Of lo5OO
bushels mixed ut 10.
Pork unsettled, sales OF 500 bbls old mess
ut I6,3lsl6,37.
Beef firm, with an upward tendency, un-
packed Chicago at l4,75al5,O5.
Lard hr:N, sales Of keg llalI,2 ,25, and bbls
lO,25ai0,5s,
Sugar firm, New Orleans 4sa5a.
Molasses 6rm at 27a30.
Linseed oil firm at So.
Cotton market has recovered its previous
decline and Is active, sales OF $4,000 N. O.
mlcdIing at 10.
Stocks firm, Money unchanged. Erie
50g Indiana SIS "a. Cleve. & Toledo 49,
Reading s6B. Canton 27. N. Y. Central
"a. Cumberland Coal Co 2s!. Cleve. Col.
g. Gin 1893, Louisiana g. 9o!. Virginia
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

4 i our instance an Attachment waa
1 this iss cd from the docket ofWilIiam It'd
na,I, a Justice OF the Peace OF KiTkwool Township
beimont county. Ohio, against the effects OF Israel
almer non resident OF said county, for the sum Of
nineteen dollars and c. cents
,o WARD { ARRICX
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.
Ellis 7, Moore, Dcmandant.
y,,,i,,.k

0gaiaSt
fenjamin Moore, Henry Moore Joscpb Cuos, AMI no .
b'cta GuesthS wife, Matthew Clark aud sarah ms
"He' james T. Moore john u. Moore aud Ann
Moore defendants.
n N the l2H day of April, 1855, the an.
~ dersignsd ned in the Clerks Office of The C,ur,
ol Common iIGas, OF einonl County, in the state of
inS demanding mat parsiJn be made Of certain trnc
Hl i&nd"! winch James Moore, deceased died seized,
",ns % l!d' u het'on y, township, Range A. situ-
i1I iIr same al Tue eente Of sad sGciioa aud running
We'e norm e' des Easl 4 polrs lHencG south deg
Eas 10 pole', ,lIuhcc North G2 deg. West l4U uulrs
thence North . deg East poles thence North al de-
Laa' " p0it', s'1"tG AOrth deg. West 345 poles
10 Iuu place u beginning, containing 81! Acres More on
less, as follows: one haIiOf sad land to sad Ellis
one tenth thereof TO each Of SAID de fcndaus Bcriann
henry, aud Ann and Que Ientl the slld Guest and
wilc aud one tenth 70 said Clark ana wife at lie Sep
'enher term OF sad Court for said year apahc plipu
VIII Do made for all order for such partition. -
. ELLIS +. MOORE,by
"pii1i9' S'-5w. BIS. CUWEN, his Att'y
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TO TEACHERS,

~ yssssR,.. THE BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAM
pE4SS lNIRs, will meet in the school house in tie
@S West end .ol Sr. CL,ipsyI1lr, on Saturday
May 5th, 1855, Mt 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
BY order uf the Board.
u d. r. COWEN, Clerk.
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Executors 5 Notice

~ Office il hereby given that Il, the Pr.-
l. Y hstc Coari for Hcmoit rounty the undersigned
were appointed aud qualified Executors the Estate
ul lSirel Smith. late 81 Belmont County neCcA Asct
All those UteItcd t. Es!d csaIr r"Iue-ed make
Immediate paymeAt; aud those having claims agGiusl
said Estate. notified prcsenl them iur Sc cmeut
" .tliiu one year from t!Iia dse.
JAMES WEIR gud
JOHN ORR.
.9rrl ), le5j. Executors
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-04-26
Washington Iowa fob l3 1854


Dear Miss
On Valentine day when we were merry
Witch was the fourteenth o. febuary
The lots was cast and drew you
Which fortune says must prove trew
Il be yours you Ii be mine
hund choose you for my valentine
With thee beside me oh my love
Thy soft eyes fundiy meeting mine
If thou wilt be my volentiue
The blue bell by the meadow rill
Its not more fair than thow
With thy downcast ard thoughtful eye
Thy pure and genie brow.
Anunimus
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-04-26
SllERIlfF'S SALE.
ilVlNs.erN Meursw,

Iioinas Wiley u u.
virtue 81 all alias tXeGutio,. q, me "A.
y fseted from thc Court uf IOumnn llyv. ~ a.t
inbhi C0nn'r. uh,o lwll 1ist TOT E,e at Falc hus.
Hondah The sld ny r. May, A. u. 1895,
aiween The hours Of o s'cncs, = NJ. ANA ,o
I,.yk y. Moi said dy at the trout ioYr 81 The cour
llhis aud .i'nomnnis, aiir-,a yigt' And helhs ,t
"Hil touny nl Belmont, aud Siafe ~ Oh.o, t1npdrI
an' ~ sCttlcl 80 FHtpws TO vii IOts umGe, ~ suJ
- hihe town oi Mattuhvil!e. psi. mont t'ovbty
DinO. Apltsisci % ssiSD.un. ''
auafiH- 'H"s, NarCh tsth 1855
l'Wt {. hlVuipLn. shsrtn
.7.TH 10. l'1T rtt
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-04-26

g.. Bishop MclLNAlNE will preach
lRey in st. Thomas Church in this place
on Tuesday, May lst, 1855, at II o'clock, A..
NJ
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-04-26
SIIERIFF'S SALE.
{. shaorer, for use ofE. W. BROOKS,

rs:
McKay & Co., Dm,al ". Williams, Jag,L
T.. GrUyc and Worfoh Park & Co.,
PY virtue ofan order ci ssie - me directed ,,ou,,bs
- Court Of Common PItss .! Belmont Uputty ono
VII OGef iof Sale Al Prbl'c Atctipuo on
Moaday The 39M dgy of Apra, A. u. 1856,
tetveen the hogfs Of 10 o'eiork A. NJ and 4nt-In.t
p y. " sad ~, tiha front dyIf oftne Court Hos
IN - Ci- sTic. IL saiI county, the IO!ow,rF
nee lanii ed iencmen'g, situate lying sud being In
ihr County NJ belmont and stale uf pniv aud bounded
ent deaeub NJ f0liOwr to VII. Est. Iyts Number
~ aud Ia Oh he NORTH oi Main stfc,, i tc Town u,
bsth'sf IN AID frrty ui BcluDtt. and Algp ono
Dthei tact ~ utfC' "fUuu. .auua'c ynt s. yuug Il, tlr
fad county 1T te'n1H' rnd state Of Ohio ant londsi
D IH'.1HI 9" ~ NfUr'' U 5rttirn ~" H. Town
shir No. spd Rouge No y. hrgrir. f~r tbc ssue Il
olbht Iaird % the diyIsiyt lIpe between the HoIib
snd S,uih halves u sch Section, thruLt Ntith 10
" tAt y p3rs 10 s'He, thence F1uth ~ WIst s
pe3 80 spue, uirrcJ 'n'li - ils ~ poles 10 a
f'HHc. IeHte NDth - Eat - r..s ~ ti. ~. O. #
'FEIhnnr. Containing r0r ArfrI' YisB lIrg ~ irs
1hf o.. the Machinery aud IiEiltLs :.si.uuto belong
.lE ~
SAa'.G.DM,s o. C'elr,IH,. Mach sob 1875
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