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nnNIING nIT

We learn from reliable source that nthetreH per
+; ,;s iWa,hnetnpl county no, all Democrats either
The ." town Lodge has been shattered most dreadtully
ton ne 4 reasonable estimate would fx the number Of
Withdrawals. up to Saturday last IN th. county, at
not les. than seventy. And that only beginning
atinsdoa De,Ts.ySt
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Arrrnrr 10 DrrAI> SArrGy SLAVES c& wFI-

ATTHNrf 10 DErAiN SiArEEN SLAVES cr \ "Fi-
or IiBTlS C0Rru>.-On the l9llG nli., the sc'"ir.
Falls City from Whrein:, Virginia, ior 81. .vu.- ;.
arrived nt Cincinnati with -Xi""n -31v,a "a ~. c#'
tody OF their Owunrs. Crowds q" whites nTd rrj,ru-
upon hearing the fact gathered around ~" tr-t, @7L
at O'Clock Ut night Il. b. blackwell. :hc a"e.lti2g-
st arrived "n board with hGbrdS c0rpvs TO Ut. 10
negroes oil. The owners however, had taken ;a-'H
over TO tho Kentucky EIDE Of the river IN ;,o ya:
boats. and there they rcmancd until the f"... 81
lrtt Cincinnati.
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KNOW.NtirGlESG DEFEAT.

PATTERsoS, n. J., April l0.-At the municipa
election IN this city On Monday the Know -Nolhinss
were defeated in four oY Of the five wards. Van
Blarcum, the Cnen candidate for mayor, was cleo
ted by lUO majority over tpsles, tbe Know Nothing
candidate.
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IiREIrp q, StauntOn View, N"cslonbrrE ccur", -:
cinin Ami i,h 1855 hy Elder X Burton, pr c. pE.E
e. VGNABLE and MI-s MaknAHLI .!"S-.--4 =;
srid county.
Religious Ur. MD prr.a COPY.
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LILE IN NlNCIlEAIEE MhSG

Bo,roS April "a irc occurred IA NiGcHca'--,
Mass. last night, da.,royn. nhont $lGh3l y.".j =:
property, chiefly b"'"a..n Mc-,r'. i yC:' .:11o"
Johu H. Bacon ami Pn;.er i Co. 1nv P02"-.F
consisted Of Il felt manuiacory, saw IA g.! -
dwelling house.
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Col I-nac Dns, q Democrat, wont support Wise.-
IL. L-uu..- Nn,tlr.r -

IIhia hROt- -NoitinF e.
We do hope isaac won; do il Thnt IL To say II
he's The same sCoi. Isaac Ou-," journeymnn tai
Tor. who once worked in Ilarrisonhurs. Any par.
tv that IN. Isaac In cGrry-unlsrs he has changed
greatly since he lived in HhIrisonhrrc-hss an aw-
fnl load 10 stain 'Cn Un.' LETT liarri.onbure pc
tween two day., forgetting pay for hi. board col
Isaac On-. democ.. Won't snpp"h Henry A.
Wi.e."-Jva5a',nl II Rex. Re-.
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,s Notice To nT,YI.npDs

nas Csn:r.% vi. DO received at the Office Of the yir.
ps op At the Junction Psns sns 0s sn.s,s s's
ssciv! Ln,,stth ~ 1t The Office Of c. rN Smith An;
~A''F' ls7 Main street, April ltd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-13

IHE FISuFRIIr Or NORTH C,EUIIS,--ii = III
ted that uwu2 To- the cold and hi>agrceauc r. ,o~.
the fisheries OF North CnrOi,na doina ": -Ia'.
business. The i>hng season j. ieariy h.. ".cr
and but very few fish have been taken lis a.aI..
men have not been unsuccessful i"r mauy yv-:.
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MIX. FLOURNOI'S PLATFORM.

Il emi"lsc htlly the Basis o Principle. ri the Amer
lcGn Par;y."--iM 81. Homr"oy'> letter @ .'o'pd"6'.)
ASD THIS:
"The .im:riron doctrine otrchr'o'' '"l'tHnc', and
snrs nJ.rrac. Of aN prescription for "pn"AS "a@c'
should be cherished a. Que 9t ttr cry TAI
Oriacjpi,t Of orr c;rH t;reion. ~ Extract from
the Bns,s N FrsnciP's.)
now KLhp rms:
"Wh;la wnnd unc"mIr"nsim-iy oppose any in
tnrGrr.ucr with the ri.h!, III ti'oman Catholics aa
ri:;zrns hv any lrgi,a,ive enactment. yet by full
nnI jnirnrn,I:n, exercise of the right nt sHdr0ss
and the npooirIas poner tiry '%o"'d BE- EAoLrDhD
from hcoGfr,s oth" G";T"nt" ~ ALI: as ':.p'n.'
mrrts."-i ErtraH from .hr. re- L'te' % Hr''r'""''.
Now pause and rcfe" and indulge your i'rHnE' OF
wonder
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-13

SIXTI KEGS LARD. now lancins and 10 .-c y
- RaWLiSG & M!LLEE.
March a Ccrusr Pearl lu1 Gary S.r,s:.
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THE GADSDEN PtEC!iASt.--A c3r-cano1.
dent ri ot the California larer- aay. ,at.
inmr- Of gold aud silver exist ~ tho c"ug'-! 'a''
chased from Mexico By tho Gad-!,n 'r.aiy. e.. ,ir.
\ number oi small parties VIII" ha! ,;omr t.i1a- 3D..
.rarh o; the precious metals i"wui L"U.. .a ~r..
pa,crs. but w,'r. obliged abandon them. o..:'.s 80
the hostility oGiAe Indian, ami Tie difficulty c! ,.
cuIMg supllNs.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

DY RITCHIE, PRYOR & DCNNApAST.
>~~---<>>~~>>~~>>~s>-
WIN +. RlTCHlH & ROGER A. PRYOR, EDITORS
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SE>AToR HrSrER Is PElERsBrRd.-Thc EXpres.
of Yesterday says awe have never seen Mechanics
Hall dcnscly crowded it WAS last evening, TO
listen to an address from the Hon. Robert Mercer
Tnnicrrn Hunter, OF the United States Senate. This
gentleman is of the most ornate, log zeal and c"-
qucn; political speakers ever listened TO- lIakcpt
| the attention Of hs large audience rvrtcd on hun
during his c:ltirc address, and repeatedly inter
ruptcd during hi- remarks by the most rap;urous ap-
plHI=c.
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ED.

DIED nj his residence. in Cumberland CGu.'T. &C -
qd dny o. April after painful and pro.ractc lip. J Ca
tain WILLIAM BOOKER in the GCh y"aT o! lie I-c.-
He was worthy, respectable, md cu!ntEty sc-it'
zen r,d has lett rnuy friend. and rclltlvcb
loss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-13

, oftna,
sburS =,
In ono I,
| ewnnt5
. exten5
nepo,..y
ass Wy
! in re-
|
lands, j
lA-saHl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-13
CITY AND STATE NEWS.

pisrREssiSG.---We learn through one Of the pn-
pera Of ,i= city, that very distressing accident. "c-
cured to two Of our citizens while attending i.nusa
and Caroline courts on Monday last. The injuries,
il is hr!ieve will not prove fatal although they are
.e-crbrd n. "f Il very pan:u! character. On- Of the
gentlemen was dr.ailulIy crushed" aud the other
dreadful ,o relate wns "skinncd from hen TO foot
The perpetrators Of these cruel leeds were IleSsr-.
W. c. Scott and \. j. Crhn- nud the ,ui!"r"l were
Judge Caskic and I. H. hvle:t, Es,. We have
heard Of nn arrests, but OF course the police on
the look Out.
ESCAPE or \ SUPPOSED MuRpPRrR-George w.
Johnson, the supposed murderer Of Mr. Nathan Bur-
nett. uf Hanover county, escaped from the jail oi
Hcnrico county in this city, on Tuesday night last
by breaking the lock Of the prison door and climbing
over the iail-vard wall by OF rope made out
nt hi- bed clothes. Three negro mrn. runaways Or
petty u.udurs made their escape a. the tine,
and in the same manner. Their escape evident
IS effected through the cid "t friends from the ours'c
Z" the prison, who had furnished an iron instrument
to break The luck of the prison door, and who al-o
probably aided them in scaling the outer wall. The
escape o johnson is matter 10 hc regretted by eve
ry good citizen. He stands accused under crcaIn-
stances which scarcely admit Of sEEie of doubt, al
ore OF The most cool, prcmcditntcl AMI unpr0v0kcd
murders ever pcrpctratCd IN tlii- community Having
formed an intimacy with Burnttt's wife. he wayaIi
III" husband Oh the pubc highway NJ night, and beat
ont his brains with Ratchet some similar murder.
"s instrument, with ;hc view, il is supposed, OF b"
coming the permanent possessor Of the woman with
-houd he omitted 10 prevent the escape Of -uch q
villain.
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FIRE AND SUPPOSED MrKprE.-A correspondent
OF the Dispatch states that the store house "l rssr
Moss s White near buckingham Court House, wa.
burned on Sunday night la7t, and two young m"r
named Dean and Chcnaut were burned III il. Th,
Young in til" habit "f sleeping in the store
and the general impression il, that the stf Wa en-
tered by BURGLAR. the youn. murdered, and th.
building then fired. The unfortunate rIctIms were
much beloved III the neighh"rnood ot their residence
and the greatest excitement Prcva!is ON account o
their inhumUn murder.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-13

Sickness ~ DASrILLE.-C"i. Til. II. [. GrHs'v'
Mayor ot Dnnvillc, John Rr!d Smith, Democratic
candidate for the Legislnturc Mr.. Willie Williams
and Mary s. Williams, daughter "t Capt. James Vi.
Williams have died in Danvilr within the last few
days, of ,yphod fever Of which Others IN the same
place are now i'll.
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DEATH ~ NonToLK.-A Mrs Susan Oglere died
in Norfolk on Monday last, at the age oi ~ years-
The Herald states that she WIS among the very few
who SAW and had survived to this day to tell Of The
t.Siere nf York she being at that time in Eer @ith
year Her father, an Indian. who marrled II Scotch
woman named Horne, tool, her name, anl bnr" arms
IN the American army M the "Siesr." Her in";h"r
kept the only Inn ihnt time i'll York. Susan retain,
ed to the last perfect recollection of all chat passed
on that memorable occasion, rs wei" a7 many ol Tue
incidents oi the revolution which preceded II.
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REVENUE AND FINANC1ER.

crson: seniing from distance can have then
taken care ot nt my stable, at forty cents per day
;camond, VI, ch 30, lsJ-o.Gi,c II j. SMITH
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BROAD ROCK RACES,

ANVIL commence the It'll a&AR
wv TUESDAY N APRIL, IS, Es1NSSrS
n Cuni.Iu. fvc days S&&A
u, rI.. I.I.,n l. ~
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PoLlTIcAL.-The Front Royal Gazette states, that
on Tuesday last animated discussion took place OF
strasburg, Shenandoah county, between MeesFa. ).
Randolph Tucker and Samuel Williams, on the part
OF the Democracy, and Samuel Hall, Esq, ol tne
American party, upon the political topics OF the day
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-05-01
LIQUOR LAW.

Marvin Warren of BcHefontaine, O..
as prepared pamphlet, Forms and al.
rections designed to be a complete guide
to Justices and others, under the Liquor
Law of 1851. He has his second edi-
ton now on hand, which contains all the
late decisions Of the Supreme Court upon
the subject, together with a copy If the
act
The work is indorsed for correctness by
some twenty-five able Lawyers residing in
every part of the State. The followins
resolution was adopted by the State Tenn
perance Convention, held at Columbu
n the 22d ofFebruary 1Sj5:-R Resolved
that the illegal Forms" prepared by NJ.
Warren, Esq, of l}cllefontaine for proceed.
ing under the Ohio Liquor Law, be rec
commended to the temperance men through
out the State.
PRICE OF THE WoRK.-.Singlc copy
93cts; Four copies $l,00 or 25 cts. per
copy; Forty copies $500 or 20 cents per
copy; Sixty copies 5000 or Is cts per
copy.-Sent to any part of the state at my
expense and risk, as soon as ordered with
the money enclosed. Coin, bills, or post
age stamps, will be sent at my risk by mai
if properly enclosed All orders directed
soon to NJ. Warren, Attorney at law, Bel
lefontaiDe, Logan Co., 0. with money en-.
closed, will receive prompt attention, small
orders as well as large ones.
April 9th, 1855. NJ. WARREN.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-05-01

sa- During our late visit to New Lis
bon, we took occasion to call at the Office
Of the Western Farmers Mutual Insu-
rance Company, and was rather surprised
at the large amount Of property insured
in the two departments of that Institution,
as well as with the promptitude and yigor
with which duties Of the Office appear to
be conducted, The financial affairs Of the
company are under the management of
Dir. Levi Martin, a gentleman rs distin-
guished. for the lurbanity of his manners,
as for tho energy of his character, and
promptness in his official duties We
think such of our fEiends as wish to have
their property insured against loss by fire,
could not do better than take policy Of
Insurance in that co, pany.
From inquiry we learn that tho compa-
ny et the present time is doing larger
buAiness than it has uone at any other Pc
riod Of its existence. .
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-05-01
The Issue Before m.

An article appeared in the Columbian
Of this city two or three weeks ago, on
the past and present position of the 1nde-
pendent Democracy, which we laid ON one
side intending to take some notice of it,
Time and the occasion have slipped away,
and we allude to the subject now for the
purpose of bringing forward one remark
contained in the article and giving it that
prominence which it deserves, in connex-
lou with the position of parties and the
politics Of the State and the country. In
the article we allude to, the following dec
laraton was made.
There is, however, one point of agree
ment between US and the Know -Nuthings
at least the Know Nothings of Ohio; op-
position to the Slavery extension Policy
of the Present Administration
There is truth and soundness in this re-
mark which just now has significance
If the Anti-Slayery sentiment aroused by
the repeal of the Missouri Compromise is
n and way to be sunk or lodged in the
coming canvass many ofthe Western States,
the basis upon which rests the Peoples
movemcment of 1851 is gone. In the
New England States there can be no doubt
of the popular sentiment on this question.
And if there were anywhere any hope,
North or South, that opposition to the pol
itical power of Slavery might give way to
other issues, that hope may be abandoned.
The result Of the late State elections show
this The conduct of the late election in
Kansas would make it criminal to rest fol
one moment from our labors The strug.
gls is between Slavery and Freedom. There
There is no dodgingthe issuo.-O. S. jour.
nal
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-05-01
Administrator's ssle Of Real Estate.

.0N SATURDAY the End day of June
" 1855, at o'clock in the afternoon, on the
premises, in and near the village Of York in
Jefferson County. Ohio, will be sold 10 the high
est bidder the following real estate as The pop
erty Of Godfrey Miller. deceased, situate in
said County free from dover, to w.t. Berg
part Of section 81, Of township :, Of range 8,
beginning for said tract at tie northeast corner
Of said section running thence north 50 degrees.
west with the north boundary thereof. l75s<
poles to post, in The middle Of said north
boundary thence south 80 minutes east 16 poles,
opposite the middle of the main street of the
town Of York, thence south 6S degrees east
IS and 2-l0 pules to a post on the west bank pf
the run, thence south degree east 81 aud 4-l0
poles TO stone near the point, thence south
72% degrees cast 100 poles TO point in the
east boundary of said section, thence north
degree west with said east bou ndary, l76 poles
to the hrst station, excepting and reserving out
of said netes and bounds so much Of the same
as is included within the limits and boundaries
of the town Of York, and as lies west Of the
said town and bounded by Main street, con.
tanning, exclusive OF said reservation l27 "a acres
more or less. appraised ut S5ll0
Also anoIh er tract of land adjoining the above
described tract, aud described as follows: Be-
ing part of section 35, Of township :, and range
3, beginning for the same at the south east cor
ner OF said section 35, thence north one degree
west, with the eastern boundary Of said section,
q perches to Il stone, thence south % degrees
west IT'S and $40 perches to a stone, thence
south degree east with the western boundary
of the south east quarter of said section. q
poles to the southwest corner Of said quarter
section thence north 81 degrees east, with the
south boundary OF said section, l75 poles and
. 10 to the first station, containing % acres more
OF less appraised at 500.
Also lots numbered As, 46, Al, AZ, 40 so, 81, 4,
50, SO, 81. SO, SO, and TO- in said town Of York
each appraised at 90 dollars.
Terms OF sale One third in cash, and the
residue in deferred payments Of one and two
years with interest from the day Of sale, secured
by mortgage on the premises.
EDWARD MILLER,
Administrator Of Godfrey Miller. ded'd.
Nav lSt --lt
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-05-01
1855.
M G. GARRETT, ha. lust receiy

1T G. GARRETr, has just received
IL and u,H opening large and fash
ienable stuck Of Spnng Goods. having been
purchased in The Eastern Cities within the lasi
3 days at reduced prices, am prepared to off
er customers greater bargains than ever. The
Stock consists inp part Of Plain Black and Fan.
cy Coloud Silks and Salins. from 50 els io
81 SO per yard, Striped aud Barred Silks. &C.
Challis Lawns, Baregr, and olher Dress Goods,
cheaper than ever before offered ia this market.
ap 5, IS. Il. g. GARRETT. No. 100. Sd st.
8 HEEIING and Pillow Case Muslins
- all wi this, qualities and prices, Sheeling
Muslin fine quality. from Sets to L 211S cts. per.
yd., Blpached Muslin, good article from ga cts
10 10 cts. per. yd. Irish Linen, pure linen,
from 3 cts to IS cts, per. yd
ap. 5th. 55. H. g GARRETT, Sd. st.
R ONNETS, newest style, Bonnet Satin,
- Silk and Ribbon, in great variety, Collars,
Spencers, Undersleeves, hoosiery, Gloves, Mtts,
Lace, Edging, silk and linen han. DC call at
Fl. g. GARRETrs, 3d. street
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-05-01

arday night and all day Sunday, Crowds
were not permitted to assemble near that
portion of the city which was thus placed
under martial law. The riot was COM
pletly queled, aud the riugleadcrs were
imprisoned or iutimidated.
Such is the history given by the cores
pondent of the Cleveland Leader of the
disgracoful conduct of. the Dutch in Chi
cago, in order TO retain the privilege of
siping their wine, and getting drunk at
pleasure Had this affair happened to
have come off on the day of an election,
it would have eenproclaimed from the At
lantic to the Pacific by thousand bunker
trumpets that it was all matter Of perse-
cution against the poor, quiet and un-
offending foreigner. These Chicago Dutch
arc Of the same original Stock Of those
"quiet and law-abiding" citizens of the
18th Ward in Cincinnati, and have been
educated in the same school. And these
are the men who for years have held the
balance of power in this republic, and to
whom political aspirants-Whigs and
Demot rAts-must bow and scrape, treat
and take horn with, in order to obtain
their suffrage. Thank God that the day
has gone by, we hope never to roturn,
when men who resort to such measures
can succeed in quilting the community.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-05-01

rsA-In our paper Of this day we adver-
tise for D. Scott, proprietor Q. the City
Boot aud Shoe Store, The gentleman or
lady who can step in and examine the
splendid variety and superior quality, in
this magnificent establishment, and coolly
end deliberately walk out without making
apurchase, must be made of singular ma
terial. Mr.. Scott has been long and fa-
vorably knowni in our city, and now that
he has recently entered into this branch of
business, and offers as great inducements
a, any other merchant in his line; why
.shohld henot be liberty patronizcd? -Rca-
son andeconomy answers in the affirmative.
Ladies' and gentlemen examine the adver-
tisemeut, and calm at scotts City Boot
and Shoe Store, and you will not regret
your visit. %,
y -. r. p aH .
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-05-01
$4,000 POUNDS OF WOOL WANTED.

YNhe.Subsciiber having made preparation to
Il start the Woolen Manufactory at Harvey.s
Mills, Union Port, Jefferson Co., where he will
manufacture Flanels, Blankets, Satenetts and
Cloths for the Farmers on reasonable terms.
Also will receive at the different Stations on
S. 4 !. R r., and VIM. MCartyis Store. Steu.
bcnvile, Alexander Station, Reeds Mill also
at Vim. Finney's Store, Cadiz, at which points
the wool will be shipped aud'goods reshipcd at
prices vareng from 25 cts. to 81 cts. for Elan.
nels aud Blankets per. yd., and from 40 to so
for SatineltS and cloth pr yarI,
Aprjl 5th '55 ROBERT ARTHUR
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-05-01
AMERICAN PLATFORM.

None but Americans 70 rule America.
The Union must be preserved.
No foreign interference in American af-
fairs.
Inyiolability Of national treaties.
No union Of Church apd State.
iAg Personal morality indispensable to Office.
'Ia' An open Bible in oil public schools.
s@ Thorough reform Of the naturalization
II laws. asl ss sl,
+; sie AZ capitation tax to exclude foreign
Epaapets.f a'4'''d e I, g. 1850
b.l, No appointment Of foreigners on diplo-
matte. posts. /, Id 893, hluaa
b0i ADJUST tariff on imported luxurics.
'sa'a mall necessities free trade. s
1,o Strict economy in the government.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-05-01
NEW SPRING GOoDsI
NOW OPENED AT

D0UGHERTY g. BROTHERS.,
A large and splendid stock Of Gno,ls in the la
dies Department also, a very heavy stock ef
Guods for me'l aud boys weaB, in our Cbdth aud
Clothing room. which viii be sold at low prices
sah the times,
N, b. 5000 yds Cupetine Of every gra e
and pattern, which we can dispose Of at prices
10 sun everybody
Store Roons Corhpr 3D. and Market street
opposite Public Building.
pril, So mo. DOUGHERTY & BRO.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-05-01
IN fHE PkoBATK lQlIEI.

q : rs & Z. =, y. 3 3 'S,,s,.s 4.
FLlzaBErn IEspos, st Il. sell lands.
I IYnes IIendou sf fKepIaeAy Bsnlamiu HsndoA
- ollie State OF MARYLAND. aud Hf1fkiah Hem
don, ths Siaidlnl NiiFihik kv5HlnI2 notice
thai Isaac Harris, adminisirntst q lhe esirieo of
Joshua Hendun. late oi l,iiefsoe county 0hio.
decea-ed--aa Tie 10Th day IL APRIL te55. fled
IN the Probate Cuurt for JsiIrDoh county Ohio.
bis areDdca prtitiuii HEsits iFi;t s,s ssissfs.
the obirct and prsyerui which y 10 obtain sH
order from said court, for the assignment pflhs
dower Of Elizabeth He Al6h. the widow 81 said
1ushua nestloB deetsstdain end iorihe saleOf
the following zeal estate, slttate N said eouniy
Of effersuA. of which sad deeedeht died Aeixed.
and described as follows. ID wiz ;tlieseulh west
quarter ot section thirty feUr, in township say.
Tn aud range three and ils1 az the following
situate in Gurnsey County Ohio io,wil 1: The
East half Of The north east quarter uf section
Ne l3 Township Ao.4 and range AID the
nollh west quarter of The rorgh sast quarter &C
section no. IL Township no. 4 and Range 3;--
aud ~ ihe equitable interest slf The decedel4 ia
tho following d,scrilrd lract nf land situHte in
Jefferson county Ohio. to wit. Being part Sf
thesnnth west quarter Of section no. " l'own-
ship aud range 8. hegsnnipg for the same at
the south west cnrner Of said section be pest:
Themes. east s. 4lO percAes To a pshi. iikeues
norlh : east 10 10 perches to a post; thence
north 25e east, % pefcheS To d white OAK;
thence norlh 2os east, % perches 10 sloBe
thence north p 2 : east, 2D,4,l0 perches to a
rock in The run; thence north 81 eeast, 56
7-l0 0perches to ahickory; ;thense vest "a perch
es to stone, thence south 100 perches 10 the
place Of beginning, contsihing G6 ]1 acres, N so
much Of SAID several tracts rs mayl DO pesessa-
ry to pay the debts Of said decedent. And that
on the l6 day Of May 1855, application win TO
made 10 said COnrt for such order BY said Ad.
ministrator. Isaac HARRIs,
Admir-. Of Joshua Hehaon deesa.
.g. by MoopE1 4 ELLleg,ns
anril I7th 1p55 Al his Attarnpva
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-05-01
Proclamation

A 7 my instance a Writ of Attachment
was this day issued by Joseph c. M'Cleary,
A Justice of the Peace, within and for Warren
ton Township, Jefferson Co., ohio, against the
goods, chattles, cr.dits, moneys and effects of
Henry Manspeaker, an absent debtor;-amount
due "a 90 dollars.
All persons interested will please take due
notice and govern themselves accordingly.
WILLIAM NEEL.
Warrenton, april 7. MAY l-4t