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The daily Gate City., 1855-06-05
RELIGIOUS SERVICES OF SUNDAY.

The appropriate services Of the installa-
lion OF The Rev. J. T. Umsted, as pastor
OF the Westminster Church, were attend
ed Sunday evening last The Rev. Mr.
Smucher Of Birmingham, Rev. Sllmon
Cowlcs OF Wes, Point, and Rev. Mr..
Harrison OF Burlington, took part in the
solemn aud impressive services of the
OCCASION. Tho Church was crowded TO
the utmost capacity, and the attentive
audience were highly edited bv a very
able sermon from Mr.. Harrison, present
ins IN strong light the Claims of the
Presbyterian form Of Church Government
10 scriptural antiquity and scriplural re-
cognition The charge TO tie minister by
the Rev Salmon Cowles, as we'll as that
TO The congregation by the Rsv-AS. liar
rison, Were very clear and practical expo
sitions of the relative obligations Of each,
and earnest exho,tations 10 the perform
ance Of their several duties in The fear Of
the Lord.
The pn pit Of tie First Pre- ,byterian
Church was occupird by Rev. Mr. Wlswell
Of New Nork, both in the forenoon and af.
tarnoon, whose discourses were most ad
,nirable in matter and manner, and at
tractcd the earnest attention, and elected
tie highest admiration OF The Ccngrega
iloa
The pulpit of .he Episcopal Clurcl
4 was aiso occupied BY stranger. the Rev
Mr.. Pee. formerly Of Chaiso;Le, Ohio
n present Pastoa Al Folt Des Moiucs.
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A MEkICAN TABLE CuTLERY-Jusi re.
II c*isei a beautiful assortment to which We
invite attention. BALDWIN, EVANS s. co.
lOF.iA RiMMiAt,s~-Jusi received srnal
" lot, aud for sFIv BY
BALDWIN. EVANS A co.
III AND AMI. PANEL bAWs--A sm.il loi of
~ our DPpstsl.pn. iast rxsssye4 snd {er
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For Sale.

A sUPERlOR horse power. Price sl2o .OO.-
ID. C0pSON.
jane 6, 1856. 3w
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Des 1Goines River Contracts Let

W. learn from T.. Il Black k~sll, ESQ.
4 CHEF Engineer Of De- Moines RIVER Im.
Hprovemeni, sho has JUS returned fr m d
\ "a et;ng Of lha Board q Directors oi lle
Dss loines Navigation end A,iifeal
*GAnnaiy, held a, De'r i. that tie BosrI
~ Svde1 III the work between Si IRAN.
: ahxiJIMand -Otlumws (sxcepipg one Ok
u n1'1 % experience and responsible
- ~ u I<ssepabis price, Nsrr.eipg
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GOLDEN Flax, and Medium Fronting Lipsns,
n oi Richardson's make, warranted pure, iOi
Linen Sheesn {, P.ii0w Case Linen. BIeaehsd &
brown 1sbis Dsalssks, Napkins. Tewelins.
Crash. &c, Tar ,ais chssp. r. d. FOsTEA
April -, 1855.
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Bathing Apparatus.

THE public are iny,ttd te call Al d examine our
1 Bathing Tubs, Pans, &c Of every descrip-
tion, and we viii set then TO order in any part Of
the country.
BCEL l. BRO.
mayi9i&u 6w
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DRIED BEEY.

> 100 LBS. ST. Louis Sugar Cured Dry
~.UUU Beef, warranted the best ever in ,hi,
market Wm. c. FUNKHOUSER.
June 2, 1855.
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a Ill the rev sun ,er styles ofGenf's sof. dress
- ven 10 New York just received and
ioI eo.e eoeoHs sHELDON'S,
Cau % ...x at them. 81, Main street.
May II. 1855.
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PatroAin Home Manufattures,

AND 20 TO BUEL a. BRO IS and get Letter
"A or Stencil riste cut for marking bags, oxes,
&C.. Ac,
May -, 1885. d&wew
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I n BONESia fine order for sale 'ow hy
" WM. G. FUGkHOUSER
June 2, 1855.
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X Eco XII X.

sTtfE OF SUiEaIoR.-The Legislature
OF Michigan at lis late session gave its
assent TO the proposed incorporation of So
much Of its territory Us lies to the north.
'Ast Of the Lakes, into the State Of Su-
iS Wisconsin two years ago gave
sAsentso far as her territory wes con
porsd. 1t is, we believe, now optional
M Congress TO give il either a territorial
u state organization or not At present,
andsior some Years, the settled portion Of
she segon Of country proposed 10 be IN
corporated into the new State, lies at such
remove from the governments 10 which
it is SUBJECT, that the people have lilde in
terest IN the public Affairs so far away
from and 50 little concerning them, and
desire governmen, OF their own, to
serve ineir peculiar interests. Before the
intervale oil wilderness shall hive been
settled up, aud these feelings partially re.
moved, they will have become SO import
ant an powerful a community as to de-
mand government of their own. We
consider, therefore, that, in the end, and
probably before long, the country pro.
posed to be erected into The State Of Su-
perior will become member of the Con-
federscy. 1t will be a State of great
wealth, and eventually one Of the most
important and prosperous commercial
States OF the Union It's wealth in cop
per, iron, valuable stones, ETC., is unsur-
passed-in some respects unequalled on
the globe-whife the extent Of its coast
and facilities for navigation are immense.
The tempcra' ure is low, and the winter
season long; the greater part of the
country will probably never be very en-.
ticing 10 those desiring TO engage in the
pursuit OF general agriculture, though
some crops can be raised there to great
advantage but the climate is singularly
favorable to health, and there is bound
less field for mining, manufacturing and
commercial enterprise.
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0hE HUNDRED DOZEN Mems I..rho,n
~ Hats just received per Express.
All the New York styles for fse cheap al
SHELDON'S. 81, Nam street.
may2l 1855
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P. S. viii the Morning Glory and
Plalndealcr please copy for the information
OF the people.
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Executors Sale Of Land.

ON Thursday, the FIRST day of March, next, at
" the door of the court house in Woodsfied, !,
Monroe county, State Of Ohio. at O'Clock, P. NJ.
said day by virtue Of an order from the Probate
Court of said county, the undersigned, as the Ex-
ecutor of David B. Patton, deceased, will sell at
land situate on the Ohio river above and near the
town of Sardis, in Monroe county, Ohio, being
the property of the late David B. Patton, to wit:
One hundred and ninety.fre acres Of
Land, more or less. lying and beng in Sections
u and 33 and fractional Section &c, in Township
one. and Range three, and more uartiularly des-
cribed as follows: Beginning at the north west
corner Of lands owned or occupied by William d.
Havely on the section line, at stake witnessed
by sy canore Is inches in diameter, bearing N.
$3.50 IL. &c links. also sycamore Is inches diam
eter 8 1879 L. 6s links; thence south with the
line between Haveiy and Patton 34s perches to a
stone, marked with cross. on the section line
between section 81 aud fractional sec ton rs, and
thence continuing the same course through frac.
tiDnai section rs to- the Ohio river; thence down
the said river, with the meanderings thereof, 81
rods more or less, ID the corner of lands formerly
| owned by Moses NJ. MarliDg. now deceased, to 4
stone marked M. thence north with the line OIL
said MarIing's farm $40 rods to the north east cor
ner of said Markings farm, on the section line
thence east with the north line OF sections 27 ant
So, ninety rods to the place Of beginning
About l25 acres OF said premises are under cul
tivation, about 80 acres of which is river bottom
There are two young orchards OF choice truit or
snid premises with other mprov
Terms of sale: One-hird in hand and the resi-
due in five equal annual payments, with interest
The deferred payments to be secured to the salts
faction of the undersigned.
JAMES NEssITT.
Executor of ID, B. Patton, decd.
January -. 1855
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PETRIFIED BopIEs.-SINGuLAR DIscov
ERlEs.-The Dayton (Ohio) Empire OF the
18th, gives the particulars Of several bod.
les having been found in state of petri'
faction, in an old grave yard, on the farm
OF George p. 10y, three miles from Ger
man,own. The Empire says the body o
Mrs. 10y was to be removed. and hel
grave was opened for that purpose. She
had been buried "a years. The coffin
was perfect, bu, it was SO heavy that it re
quired six men to lift it out. The shroud
and indeed all the coverings which were
upon the body at the time OF intermittent
ga years ago, had disappeard; not yes,
tige of them remained. The body was
perfect, except the right leg, from the knee
to the ankle joint, where the flesh seemed
to have wasted away, and lay at the bot
tom oithe coffin. in substance resembling
ashes mixed with sand With this excep
ton Of decay, the body and limbs exhibit
ed the same perfectness ofexterior they die
when life and animation were III the body
|, was stone, of drab color, with the
Smile on her face which she wore when
she, gave up mortality.
A grand child was also exhumed, and
found also to be stone, but not quite so per
feet. The hair on the head was like il
was in lie. One or two other bodies were
taken up pari petri6ed, but mostly decay
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Later from Mexico.
RALrIMoRE. Feb. |

New Orleans papers have been received
to Friday. The city of Mexico cores
pondent Of the Bee states that the revolu.
ton was assuming formidable aspect in
the South. General Alvarez and his Lieu.
tenant have determined to advance upon
Mexico. Vilareal had been made Gen.
eral, and Alvarez has been placed al the
head of the First Division. As the report
goes. he is making forced marches. Gen
Vega had left Mexico very Precipitately
and his Departure excited much specula-
ton. Those best informed, say he was
about to proceed to Tamaulipas, to re-
lieve Gen. Woll Of the government OF thai
department. 1t was GENERALLY credited in
the capital that Ciudad Victoria had pro-
nnunced
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Petition for Partition.

NOTICE is iereby given to Godfrey Rines,
1s Christian Rines, CatharIne Rines and SaIina
Rines. that Oh the 24ih day of January. A. D.,
1855, Frederick Rnes filed petition in the coul
of common pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, where
the same is now pending. demanding partition OF
the following premises, situate in said county. to
wit: The north east quarter of the south east
quarter OF section one, township FIVE, range
seven. containing forty acres; and also, the north
east quarter of the north west quarter of section
three, tnwnship seven. range seven, containing
forty The said petitioner demands that
partition be made Of said premises. to the said
petitioner one fourth. TO Godfrey Rines. Chris
tian Rines and Catharine Rines each. one fourth
part. and to Salina Rnes dover in the whole.
At the next term of said court, application
will be made by the petitioner, for an order tina
partition may be made and dover assigned in sale
premises.
jan. 81, 1855. JOHN SINCLAIR,
Atty for Petitinner.
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OBITUARY,

Departed this life on the lst day OF Feb.
ruary. 1855, WILLIAM WASHINGTON
PiERSON, at his residence in Carlisle
Noble County. Ohio, aged % years, 8
months and II days.
The deceased left widow. who had
only enjoyed his kind and afectinnate
companionship about three months. Who
can estimate her bereavement! Love-
sweet dream; life's brightest hopes; the
comforts of home long, (as she supPos-
ed) 10 be blessed by the wise choice she
had made. in the selection of her bosom
partner. All! all is lost. How vain are
the hopes of earth; no mater how bright
they are.
The deceased was born in Woods6eld
Mouroe County. May s0lh, 1881, aad is
the son of our old worthy citizen David
Pierson. (now no more,) who was one OF
the FIRST settlers OF this town.
The author Of this melancholy an.
nouncement cannot refrain from tesiifying z
to the many virtues of our deceased young
friend was his preceptor; and he was
. studen, of whom was justly proud.
never knew him do wrong Wills, he was
under my care. From every information
he maintained the same b!ameless char.
actor till his death. He was kind. obedi.
en-, and faithful to his widowed step.
mother We should not murmur and ask
why such are taken from us. 1t is the
providence Of Him whose wisdom is above
our wisdom. w.
DIEO-On 23d ult. at the residence o
her son.in law Melchi Cavanaugh, in
Franklin township, Monroe CO.. Mrs. -
MADDOX. aged lU2 years.
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Notice in Partition.

JACOB COLEMAN and Mary Ann Coleman
his wife, George How iler, Jacob HowiIer, Jo-
seph Howier and Conrad Howiier will take no-
tice that on the 26,h day of December. A. D.
1854. William Hoppe and Mary Hoppe his wife,
filed in the court Of Common Pleas OF said county
their Petition demanding partition Of the follow.
ing described resi- estate situate in said county, to
wit: The north west quarter of section II, town.
ship g. and range 6. containing 160 acres, subject
to the dover of said Mary Ann. therein assigned;
being the lands OF which Jacob Howiisr, lats OF
said county, died seized. That at the March term
Of SAID court. 1855. the petitioners will ask for an
order Of partition.
HOLSTER, OKEY s. HOLkIgrER,
Attest: Att'ys for FsiitionsD.
JAMES MITCHELL, Clerk
Monroe Common PloaA
Jan. 3, 1855.
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sashERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of VIII o
- Vendition EXrouas ia me directed, from the
Court OF Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio,
will offer for sale, at the front door of the court
house. in the town of W oodsheld in eaid county,
on Tuesday the Goth day of March 1855. between
the hours of 10 o'clock A. Nj aud o'clock P.
M of said day, the following described real es-
tate, lying and being said county, to wit The
north quarter OF the south east quarter of
tion three. township two, range four, containing
10 acres more or less, and appraised at the OF
three hundred and sixteen dollars. and sixty six
and two third cents.
Taken in execution and levied on as the proper
~ of John P. Melott at the suit of Edwin II Horn-
brook WILLIAM READ,
Feb T. 1925 Sheriff.
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Civil Action.
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF MON.

A2N SOONA Ut 1ONMOlN fLChS OE nCSN~
ROE COUNTY, OHIO. ksa
Leonard Kestner, Plaintiff, against John Kestnes,
and Bidenharn & Bennnghaus. Defendants.
John KESTNER, defendant, who re-ides ous
y of the State Of Ohio, will take notice that on
the 2lst day Of December. 1854. Leonard Kessnes,
plaintiff. filed in said Court his petition sestia9
forth that on the 9th day of February, l841, ssjd
John Kestner executed to the defendants, Biden-
harm & Benninghaus. mortgage on the following
lands in said county, to wit: The south vet
quarter Of the north east quarter of section ~ .
township 5. and range s, containing 40 and 50 cee
hundredths acres, which mortgage was gixsn 10
secure the payment of *295. 81 as follows: &75 in
one year. &75 in two years, $75 in three yeasb.
aud $40, "a in tour years. with interest from Fsb.
ruary 8, l5I7; that said morte age has record.
ed, and that the was assig ned TO the plaintsQ
by Bidenharn & BenninEhaus on ,lle 9Th Of July,
lS4S; that said sum Of mouey, with intsrssf -
aforesaid, is anw due the plaintiff. The pfAfsalg
asks judgment for the same. and thar the morsKsK.
cd premises may bs sold. The said defepdass,
John Kestner, 10 required to appear and saswss
the petition on sr before the 2lst day Of Fshfss.
y. next aad in default that The plaintiff will ask
z Judgment st the Srsing Term of said Csurt,
2St6, BY default. sts.sf
HoLLIsrsR, OxRy & HoLLlsrsp.,
Dee. ~. 1854. Atty's Tor Pisintier.
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"a HERlFF,S SALE by virtue of an order
SS of sale made by the CT urt of common pleas
of Monroe county. Ohio, will offer Saturday
the third day of March. 1885, at the front door OF
the court house in said county. between the hour,
Of ten O'Clock A. M. and four O'Clock p. NJ, of
said day. the following real estate for sale at pub
lie auction, TO wit: The south west quarter OF
the north west quarter Of section fifteen, town.
ship six, and range six, containing fDrty acres,
and also the north part Of the north west quarter
OF the south west quarter OF section fifteen, town
ship six and range six. containing fifteen; ;acr res.
lying and being in said county Said order was
obtained on lhespetition in partition OF Andrew
Mehl against Samuel Thomas, ct al. And said
lands were appr aised at ak bundrsdsand seventy
dollars, subject to the widow dover.
Terms of sale-One third in hand, one third in
one yeaI, and one third in two years.
WILLIAM READ,
Jan. 81, lS55-bt So IS Sheriff.
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Duff's Mercantile College.

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Moses Hampton, Hon Charles Naylor, Gen. J.
K. Moorehead.
FACULTY:
p. DUFF, Author of .sNorth American Ac-
coun,aut.'' Professor Of Bookkeeping, and Com.
merciai Sciences.
JOHN ID. WILLIAMS, the best of: hand pen
man in the United States, Professor OF CONNER
ciaI and Ornamental Penmsnship.
N. B. HATCH, Esq, Of the Pittsburgh Bar,
Professor OF Mercantile Law and Political Econ
amy.
P. P.HAYDEN. Principal Of the Mathematical
Department, Professor Of Mathematics, &c.
Mr. ]. D. Wiisms has permanently joined the
Faculty, and it will be seen that during his late
professional engagements in the East, he was
there regarded the hest penman in the country.
This Institution, therefore. presents attracti"ns
to students offered by other of the kind in the
| United States. Tho course of training comprises
upwards 400 real transactions, in six different
methods Of Double Entry Book Keeping. 300
practical business calculations ering the whole
field Of inland aud foreign commerce. CONNER.
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/ DAILY LECTURES on Commercial Law and
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| Duff's Bookkeeping. Harper's edition, "the
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o. HERIFF SALE.-By virtue OF an Execu
- ton on Justices judgment, issued from the
court of Common Pleas of Nom oe county, Ohio
aud to me directed, will offer for sale at public
outciy, at the door of the courthouse in the town
of Woodsield, in said county.
Tuesday. the 20ih day Of March, 1855.
between the hours of 10 O'Clock m, and O'Clock
m, Of said day, the following described real es
tate. lying and being in said county, to wit:
The north east quarter of the north west quar-.
ter of section thirty four Township one. of Range
our. containing forty acres, more or less, and ap
prased at 1856.
Taken in execution and levied on as the prop
erty of William Bell at the suit of r l.. Moore
WILLIAM READ,
Jan 81. 50 25 Sheriff.
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Executors sale of Iown Lots.

EBY virtue of an order from the Probate Court
b b Of Monroe county. Ohio, on Saturday, the
l7th day Of March next, at ten o'clock, A. NJ.
the undersigned as Executor of Margaret Patton,
deceased, will sell public auction the following
described lots in the town Of Sardis, Monroe co.
Ohio, to wit: Lots number 30 and 81. Lot No,
80 is a corner lot on Marietta and Muskingum
streets, with small dwelling thereon. Lot No.
50 fronts on Marietta street-said lots are very
desirable loo ations for business.
Terms of sale-One third in hand, one third in
six months. and the residue in one year. with in.
est on deferred payments from the day of sale,
te be secured to the satisfaction of the undeIsign.
ed. JNO. b. NOLL.
Jan 81. '55 Ex'r Margaret Patton. DECD
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MARI E Don Thursday, the Isl
inst. by Jacob T. Morrill,, Esq. Mr.
HENRY BURTON and Miss RosANNA Troy.
all of this county.
On the 95lh ult.. by Robert Cree, Esq
Mr.. ELIAS CoNGER and Miss RACHEL
SMITH. all Of Wayne township.
On the lst instant by the same, MIR
JOHN DALEY and Miss REBEccA lARTs
HORN. all of this county.
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~ DAD NOTICE.-A petition will be pre-
10 sented to the Commissioners of Monroe
county, Ohio. at their March session, 1855, for an
alteration OF the county road petitioned tor by and
known as the Joseph Morris road. IN Adams and
Suusbury townships. Said alteration to com
mence IN the Piny fork Of Sunfish creek and fol.
low the road as now opened to small the
land of Benz amin Williams; thence from, where il
strikes the run straight to said WIlliamss house;
thence with the road that said Williams uses Out
to the main road leading from Young's mill tc
John Kysers; and that Sc much of the old road at
will be supplied by this alteration be vacated.
Ian 2i lRaS
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MONROE COUNTY,
CoTrp - oE, Com NGnN p,

MONROE COUNTY,
CoURT OF COMMON Pleas.
Logan. Carr & Co 4 CIVIL AerIoN.
plaintiffs, Summons, Order Of At
taehmenf and .d65daois
John Lee, defendant. Of nossresidenee.
THE said defendant is hereby notified, that, on
l. the 29ih day OF December. A. d. 1854. pc
tition filed by the said plaintiffs against him in
the said Court Of Common Pleas, setting forth.
that he is indebted to tire said plaintiff on an
ceptance dated February 10th, 1854, at ninety
days, in the sum of 1892 36 together with 81 10
the costs of protest thereof making in all l93 4G
for which, with interest thereon from the 18th day
OF May, 1854. TIE plaintiffs ask judgment. The
defendant is required to answer on Saturday the
3rd day OF March, A. D. 1855.
C. e. CARROLL,
Attest: Atty for Plaintiff
JAMES MITCHELL, Clerk
of CT OF P. OF said County.
Jan 8. 1855
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KA BBLS. MUSKING UNI SILT,
OO just received and for sale by
VIM. F. BOOTH,
Jan. -, 1855. ClariaKton, Ohio
Administrators Sale.

DY virtue of an order of sale, to me directed,
ID from the court of Common Pleas Of Monroe
county, Ohio, I will, on the
end day Of March. 1855,
between the hours OF 10 aud 8 o'clock. on said
day. at the door of the court house in said county
the administrator of John McElroy, decd. Of
fer for sale the following described tract of land
situate in Green township, in said county, to wit:
The east half of the south east quarter of Sec
ton four, in Township four. of Range five, in the
Marietta Lard District. containing eighty acres
and seventy two hundredths of an acre; subject to
the dover estate of Jane McElroy, the widow Of
the dece ased.
Said laud will be sold on the following terms {:
third in hand, one-hrd in six months, and the
remaining third in one year. with interest on the
deferred payments from the day of sale, and ap.
proved security thereon.
NJ B. The dover estate of the widow can be
purchased on reasonable terms.
WILLIAM WATKINS, Jr.,
Admir- of John McElroy, decd.
January "a 1855
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SsHERtFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of a writ of
- Fl. Fa. ct Lev. Fa. issued from the court OF
Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, and to
Inc directed, will offer for sale at public oucry
at the door Of the court house, in the town Of
Woodsfeld. in said county. OIL
Tuesday, the Goth day of March, 1856.
between the hours of 10 O'Clock IN, and O'Clock
m, OF said day, the folio wing real estate, lying
and being ia said county, to wit:
Lot number thirty-two in the town of Calais,
as recorded on the plat of said town. Appraised
at nine hundred dollars
Taken in execution and levied on as the prop
srty of Kelan Hager and John w. Harris at the
sui, of Join b. Sparkling.
WILLIAM READ,
Feb7 So 25 Sheriff.