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On the equity side Of Queen Anne's
county circuit court.

~ N'N On the equity side OF Queen ALne's
John E. and Ebert Gibson county circuit court.
f!iIss object on this o procure for
the SAFE OF certain real Aun.'s county,
by their ia,ler bson
lain of legacy Of 500 bequeaihed said Rachel
H. Woolinaa Gibson The bill
that the Aforesaid real which described accompany
ing exhibit devised The John Il. Wooinan Gibson
subject debts
said Joha T. Gibson, appointed The will sole took
said ooinan,
DEBTS by
Rachel t. Lynch the legacy $780,
hcrcon aud that the real devised
said John ~ and Ebefl Gibson with, liable
be sod for the payment said BY petition
Of Anna M Lynch acmisUtx of Rachel g. Lynch filed
Rachel
yhch has died. leaving The said Anna NJ Lynch and Wooman H.
Lynch her heirs atw; of administration her estate
Gibson has also died. leaving John w. Gibson, William Cbon
Henry Gibson, Rachel r. White Gibson, James
Nhc julia Gibson Sarah Gibson and CatbarDe Gibson his hers
said Ebert Gibson
heirs-at law Woonn Gibson, brolhr and The
heirs ataw Of hs Rachel Lynch and his brother John r.
Gibson lha letters OF the of Ebert Glib
SON. deceased were gasd TO Wooiman Gibson but that
he bad thai The said John Gibson his life
decree said Rachel r. Lynch, and
paid and ssfed her the demand forth in sid bin Of
pant far he concene that be oesad real estate Is
wiib liable hs residue
said lsaeyo wit $3.50, principal ani and that
james White ami Rachel &C. his wife julia Gibson Sarah Gibson,
catane Gibson residents of Columbia IL
Anna NJ. Lynch,
isgd weeks
be OF December he raid alb
defendants substance and object OF the original bill and
petition NJ Lynch,
in by collector, before Tie twenty ninth day
OF Janat next 10 SHOW they have, why decree
ought moi to prayed. JOHN PALMER,
the Circuit Apnes County.
SrFrssneR %, 1855
Oct l2-Iawdw
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by q. W.. aorELEn, Auctione.r.

GALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON II STREET, Re
y iith and 18Th auction On Saturday
October 49, shall sell, the premises, Az o'clock
Davitson's subdivision, square No. 220
inches stpee between 4 and 18th depth
feet 20 a 20-fee alley.
OF desiring build Ia particularly
called Tbey located the immediate vicinity
aayene Square, considered among
building los IN The city.
cash balance one two and three years,
for bearing secured by deed Of properly
q. w. DOTE.GR,
l2--2t i
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John @. DEvEREUx, Comaission~r Of Court Of
Clnins, % Broadway corner OF Wall street, New York.
Refers Gu, Aes-,s. Reebee
Co, Hon Luther Bradish James W. Gerard esq WIN. Curtis
esq, York MessrS Risv, Go Elisha Whlue
sey, Joseph II. Bradley, erq, Washington, ~ {.
NRGcnslcmen Of the bar md cairsnt Washington
o the and place ~ taking deroson
The once OF NJ Thonlpca esq connseiier Ac, Nc7 Four
HALT City UaD whosa undersigned
be9s snve 10 make particular reference,
oc, l0--Qswm j. G, DEVERFUX
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DEATH or AN ISyENroR.-Leonard Maelzel, Inventor of
the meronome, automaon chess-player panharnlonica
(composed Of ortytwo automaton musicians, which
cuted all the great musical scores especially Mozars Don
Giovanni Glucks Iphgenie Aulide and Spontnis Yes
tale and which is said to be in Boston, died the eth
Of September in Vienna aged TO-
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Fall Paris Millinery.

ISIS C. C. MCDONALD Successor 10 Mrs. Ann Cark) bay
M ing just from North, will Thurday
and fashionable the latest New York fashions such
have been this nIriet with apc assortment
Silks sans riband veIves flowers feathers Ae ss.
All bleaching, repairing &cdone in e
expeditions The Indies respectfully
questcd call o that day.
No. "a Bridge three doors east OF The post Office, Geosg
town.
lO-d3t
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The Texas pEBr.-The Galveston News Publishes let
Ter RON General Lamar to General Rusk the subject Of
the public debt Of Texas General Lamar has retired froL
political life and has only that interest in the matter which
should influence every good citizenthe preservation
the fair Of the State OF his adoption He feels Just
pride for the history In which he took prominent part
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES Oh
MARYLAND.

following numbers Of the Palapsco nriute,
class No 26I, dawn October 10, 1885
lat 4h 9Th 7th sih sth l0t, lih l2ti lhh l4i
2 50 81 81 q Gl 40 80 81 AZ l6
r. X. Brennan,
General Agent for The Contractor Baltimore.
LFsL RoBERas Commissioner.
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THE DAILY UNION

her celebrated novel either very gross exaggeraons
50 exceptional not at all to be taken into the
when iarring Judgment of the Institution itself She will
make this prominent feature in her forthcoming book
and designs We understand TO enter upon special refu
tauon q the views and representations Of Mrs. Stowe
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WAR DEPARTMENT

Death Of 06icer.--oihcial information has been re
coiyed the death of First Lieutenant Edward j. Dummett
of the first regiment of cavalry He died the LIST inst.
at Fort Leavenworth, of cholera.
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MAMMOTH PorAToEs-The Newport News has seen fifty
potatoes which weighed fifty and half pounds They were
raised upon the farm of j. Prescott Hail. low swampy
land, recently reclaimed
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.

Chaplain appon'ed-The President has appointed Rev
Robert Gvin Of Philadelphia, be chaplain in the navy
vice Rev. Vernon Eskridge, deceased.
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EULOGIES OF Calhoun, Clay, and Webster--cont-
II piled from official docnnents1hs book, of go neatly
bound, be furnished purchasers Mt Al per
Distant purchasers, by reming 81, have single
their address by mail free of postage.
hundred copies will he sent by free Of charge for
remittance OF SO.
JOHN TRETLER,
Aug la-d&eWam% Seventh street, Washington, ID. G..
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.yEWEI.RY FOUND.

MERE picked up Office, yesterday morning. by
w young girl, pair earrings and beastpin wrapped in
paper ~
they be produced application at this ohice BY exhibiting
proper identity and paying for advertisements
OctII-d2t
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Among the guests at the National Hotel Senator Thorn
son. of New Jersey and Chief Justice Lewis of Pennyi
vanie.
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The NATIONAL Sheridans tragedy Of Pizarro
very large audience Wednesday evening" and II
Just add that what with the additions
pany and the improved acting OF of the members who
figured the first night Of the season. fair warrant
for the lively satisfaction cynced Scott Gas Roa) made
excellent points His thorough knowledge of stage business
enables him to conceal many physical imperectons lie
good actor, and might have been great one.
Mrs. Melissa Jones Gas Elya) fully sustained her cpua.
Of the best stock actresses the country She
has TASTE Judgment and education of superior character
and with artistic spirit loses identity IN the conceptions
Of her author.
1t gives much pleasure to state Wednesday evening
Miss Agnes Robertson will make her first aud only ap-
pearance this She will be greeted by Overlooking
house of enthusiastic admirers.
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The exhibition is fast drawing to close of Beae pano
of Visits to the Arctic Regions and the Siege of ebas
opol The last exhibition takes place evening.
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NENERAI. AGENCY AT WAsHINGTON.-The sub.
u scber, formerly Of Richmond Virginia, having established
front of the Trens
uy Department. claimants the govern
especially revolutionary services and tor land bont'ef
and pensions under the recent acts Of Congress- :,
Having David
he which made 70 the I'M
revolutionary papers the first auditors office ~
Richmond copos index 10 the in all
public Offices the Capitol Of Virginia These and the
years. experience
title him claim Entrusted 10 him be just he viii be
able il, claimant himself may be entirely
unable do II.
For Of 81 March, 1885 giving l60 acres
who served fsueen days ms
charges will be very moderate. FEdA KChAhDo'
EErxRxKCgs.
Hon. Henry A. Wise, Accomac, Virginia.
James Lyons, Esq, Richmond, Virginia.
Heath, late Commissioner Of Pensions, Nehmona,
Virginia.
Stafford Il. Parker Richmond, Virginia.
Hon. John Il. Pendetou, Virginia.
Samuel Chiffon, Washington, d. C.
William J. Ward, esq, Baltimore.
Lewis TImbernke esq. New York.
March 7--dAcpIys
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LOCAL. N Il WIS.

We copy the following from late number of the Pennsyl-
vapian
The Hon Josiah Minot, Commissioner of Pensions has
been compelled to return for short time his residence
New Hampshire. During his absence, Samuel Cole, esq
his chief clerk oieates in his place. Mr.. Cole is
efficient officer, having been connected with the Pension
Office for many years"
The receipts on the Washington and Baltimore railroad
during the month of September amounted $3s 81
follows
Passengers S2s 900 10
Freight 934a Is
~ - =
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ny >. G. Mcguire. Auotaoncer.

MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD GRAND PIANOS, SPLENDID
III nure elegant brocaeIs and lace curtains
superb plate mirrors, family carriages matched say
horses Tuesday morning October s3 at 10 O'clock at
street. lin and isrh Streets shall sell alt
his elegant furniture and effects viz o,,o Nv Eard cost
Two elegantly carved suites OF paro furniture each
Of TWO French ofss, two arm cha'rs and swe'vs pn h
S w s, oss a ""' bin. e q. .ain
Suites Of bsaut III brocate!o window curtains 70 an, @
throughout with white satin, with rich lace curtains CORDS anu
Two superb gfrome French plate mirrors plate SO BY y
superior bronze and ait French mant~i clock 80, =,
Two beautiful 9gt gilt and Bohemian glass ehahoe" ~
Fine velvet, Brussels. and Venetian carpets =. ,
Walnut extension dining table, sidesoard
Mahogany hair spring sofa and chairs
s s"s ss"1 s.,s.. .. sa ssS 'ss
Mahogany and walnut chamber furniture
Superior cnrled hair mattresses nusk 40.
Toilet sets. towel stands, looking glasses
M,s.e, as e ."a ea salsn-
Mahogany wiring de,k revolving Office chors,
Together with large sxeslcn, Of kitchen
auisitss.
AT OK O'CLOCK.
Of premises sha sell handsome and roomy
French hsrouch built BY Lawrence Of New YORK .,x
old Of fine sy'e and ae'io' and perfectly sound
One Sc, .vs, T p'.'sa essrass harns-. " =
on. buggy harness. horse covers, &C.
$50 nndcr that sum credit of6o and
90 days. for satisfactorily endorsed notes. bearing MsRr
Oct Cd Auctioneer.
NEW sOODx FOR GENrLES1ES.-P. J. STEER, msr,
chant tailor has Jus, received large md beautiful stock q
isn,on Ri. customer. and ,he public
vs.n aa'' J" 'hs ne~rs, styles. h, Ses furnishing
good, j. also very '. .,. and complete such az
SIN cotton. and woollen unscr.hirss drawers, &c.
style Of unsurpassed elegance and a. a,s pfcs
No. 4ss Seventh street
ssrslo-stswi
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GEORGE W. MOREI.Il Attorney and Counsellor Al
VI commissioner, commissioner
for the Cour. OF CLAIMS No Al Wall street, New York.
Refers United States Supreme Court
Fish, General J. c.
Engineers United army NJ Blair, Solicitor the Conr
Of Claims r. H. Gie and Major Arnold Harris, washing
tone
Oct i0-WF&snn3m
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IN volume, London, 81 25.
Tactics by Capt Moorsom Royal Navy, volume, Lon
DON 81 as
from the French, by Capt. Bos
wall. Roya Navy. London, ilcy bound, SIG.
Naval Raes (fron lol Critically Reviewed and Illus
Admiral Ekins, volume quarto, London finely
bound, 81 go
Clerks Naval Tactics, Notes by Lord Rodney volume Lon
don, SO.
Tac,ique Nayae isnge do la Marine Franchise, volume
quaro Paris, finely bound, $l IS.
Chopart Evoluons Navalcs gnarto, rar finely
bound, 80 IS.
Tactque Navale volumes quarto Paris,
finely bound, So.
Martinez Captaine Graviere, volumes, Paris,
81 So
Naval War; translated by Capt Pnnksu oya Navy,
French Of La Gravere, Volumes Londop, 81 To-
Gascock; Naval Ofcers' Manuel.
Ronnefoux, Traite du Vaisscau la Mer
Decret (ofciel) lie Service Bord.
Admiralty Regulations for his Majesy's Service at sea-
Note les Forces Navaies de Ia France.
Mies's Epitome Of the Royal Naval Service.
Fordyee's Naval Routine and many Others. -
Oct III FhhNCh IAfLoH-
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Great sale OF Town Lots Ia Kentucky city

IN Monday October ~ 1885, sale of lots Kentucky Guy will
disposed The rapid growth and pros
ry OF place being The prominent object with he opretors,
all the lots will be sold without ard the
LIBERAL TERMS,
both time and manner OF payment
This located in the of Hickman, Gate of Ken
ucky upon bank of the Mississippi Gcen miles
below The
MOUTH OF THE ONO,
aud just below and adjoining the Town OF Columh and
corporate depot grounds OF the
great Mobile and Ohio railroad, its northern terminus
II would be Of place in This advertisement dwell at length
detail all the OF this ocaaI and the bril-
liant Of city fortunately Situated and being terminal
Of such ni ci the Eaufs look e
healthy from all foundations, by the nature OF me
grounds height of The bank and embark
country, rapidly seling s washed by The mighty
Father Of Waters from this point all Of The
having couessedy
found from New Orleans St Louis Kentucky City ~
depot connexion which been
viii be daily the illinois
Central raoad II Caro- ana also ny IKE eonno1on win ne
Cairo and Fulton California route the read fondy
cherished States Of Missouri Arkansas and Texas
aso the ST. Louis and Iron Mountain railroad brunch Of which
proposed terminate the west bank Of the river opposite
Mobile Ohio railroad Alabama,
passing through Mississippi and western Tennessee s cars
ghtcd the the aud tropical fruits OF
breadsfuhs
products Of the West and North brnu ht
ilnois GENITAL railroads. and the
their and lengthy bn
ares Kentucky City being thus brought wn twenty our hours
trance Atlantic The
ercange commodities legitimate trade and barter
products of different cmea must place they
prophecy orcee BRILLIANT future for city tbaa fortunately
and blessed with combination Of natural and a
of credit of and with personal
cuy and lien reserved upon the PROPERTY or twenty per cent
credit without security the
'''''''' D !. BULLOCK,
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HOME MANI E'ACI UKES.
Fairvieyy Cotton Works,


Near the Canal Basin alexandria.
TTZPATRIUK BURNS, proprietors, and manufacturers OF
yarns, chain, sail twine wrapping cord
cotton bats, &c.
Washington respectfully solicited for
which will deliver Washington
lower than can he had
will with prompt attention by addressing as above
Oct lI--dim r. u.
GLOVES CRAVATS Ec.-Our assortment of kid and warm
III gloves complete All of the best and most desirable
' sTEVENSS Sales Rooms,
Oct lO~3iif Browns Hotel.
DDATIUNALOpenedt day, Is pieces OF very cheap
IL Those who failed TO ob
tain what be supplied
tine black French
rinos
Mex supplies n all other kinds OF mourning goods.
peces mourning siiks.
puirs blankets, with lot Of fine crib aud
die blankets,
New and cheap lots Of MI kinds of pure linen goods
pieces bright paida, for chdrens wear.
Is pieces white fannels.
With fine of dry goods for general family
New goods received daily.
DoIyy in closng any present expected
price only.
sod articles pces dealing be relied in all
HCenuai Btores," west building,
Oe,g-lOI;s Opposite Centre Market.
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SYRACUSE, Oct. l0.A convention of the Seward know
nohugs held here yesterday for the purpose Of eecnf
fusion with the kpow-somehing convention Their sessior
was a secret one, but it undoubtedly successful.
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i. J. BULLOCK,
w. ii. II. TAYLOR,
BEN. EDWARDS GREY,


NJ order their subscription the Mobile and Ohio
Company authorities Of the of Columbus
bonds o hundred
annually bonds being
Mobile Ohio Railroad Company
Market selling eighyfve dollar,
though they be taken for bought
in Kentucky payable down, the other half in
TWO years thereafter. GREY,
$50 BULLbCK,
Oct 2-lmdwAcp TAYLOR.
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Later from Portsmouth, and Norfolk.
BALTIMORE, Oct ll.--Tbs mornings boat brings inte-
gence that the fever has nearly disappeared Among the
deaths of the Rev. Francis Devn, of the Catholic
church of Portsmouth, who throughout the of the
epidemic had stood firm at his post administering consola
ton to the sick and dying
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-09-27
LIN Partition.

David Howell and Elizabeth Howell, VS..
Mary Allison and others. Court of Common
Pleas of Gallia County.
Mary Allison and William Allison, her hus-
band, Margaret Carter and John Carter. her
husband, Lucinda Carter and Robert Carter,
her husband, Nancy Chick and Jacob Chick,
her husband and Mary Mallissa Grant, will
take notice that petition was filed against
them on the Sth dag Of August, A. D. 1855.
in the Court of Common Pleas, of Gallia Coun-
=, Ohio, by David Howell and Elizabeth
Howell, and is now pending, wherein the said
David Howell and Elizabeth Howell, demands
partition of the following real estate, situate
In the county of Gallia, and described as fol-
lows: The North East quarter, of the North
East quarter Of Section number twenty-three,
in Township number four, Of Range number
sixteen, in the district of lands subject to sale
at the land Office at Chillicothe, Ohio, and also
one half Of the North West quarter of the North
East quarter Of said section number twenty
three bounded as follows: beginning at point
twenty rods East Of the North West corner Of
said quarter section, thence an angling South
East course across sand forty acre lot to the
centre line Of said quarter section at point
twenty rods West Of the South East corner Of
said forty acre lot, thence east twenty rods tc
the South East corner Of said lot, thence north
to the north east corner Of said lot, thence West
twenty rods to the place of beginning, contain
ing twenty acres more or less, and that at the
next term Of said Court application viii BE-
made by the said David Howell and Elizabeth
Howell, for an order that Partition may be
made Of said premises.
.e.-- DAVID HOWELL,
ELIZABETH HOWELL.
Seotenber. 18th, 1855,
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PETITION TO SELL LAND.

John Norman, administrator of Joseph Tur-
ner, decd, VS.. Aaron Turner, John Turner,
james Turner, Thomas Turner, Mary Tur-
ner and Hannah Turner, and others un-
known heirs. Probate Court, for Gallia
county, Ohio.
no Aaron Turner. John Turner, james Tur-
l ner, Thomas Turner, Mary Turner, Han
nah Turner and others, unknown heirs and
legal representatives Of the said Joseph Tur-
ner. deceased:
You are hereby informed, that on the 5th
day of September, 4. D. 1855, said admins
TRAITOR, filed his petition in the Probate Court
of Gallia county, Ohio, the object aud prayer
of which petition, is to obtain an order, &C.,
on the 9th day of October, 1855, for the sale
of the following real estate, Of which the said
Joseph Turner, died seized, or so much thereof
as may be necessary to pay the debts of said
decedent, to wit: The northeast Quarter of the
southeast Quarter of Section No tweniy-six,
in Township No. five, of Range No. sixteen of
the District of lands subject to sale at Chilli
cothe, Ohio, situate in said county of Gallia.
Ohio, and containing forty acres, more or less.
JOHN NORMAN,
Administrator Of Joseph Turner, decd.
Sept q, l655.-lw ,..f
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Singing school.

THE Singing class in Gallia Academy
Il will be organized on Thursday eve
ming, Sept. 13. The course will con-
sist Of twenty lessons of two hours each.
The class will meet at the Academy
on Monday and Thursday evenings at
7 o'clock. The lessons will not be con-
fined to the members of the Academy.
The first class viii consist Of those Of
II years and upwards class will
soon be found for the accommodation of
those under IL years. No one will be
received for less than the full course.
Terms:
Students Of the Academy se per course.
All others, 81
A. G. SEARS,
Principal of Gallia Academy.
Sept. IS, 1855.-3w
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Sherif,s Proclamation.

NOTICES hereby given to the qualified el.
" ectors of the county of Gallia, in the State ol
Ohio, to meet at the usual place of holding ell
ections in the several townships, on the sec.
ond Tuesday. and ninth day Of October, then
and there to elect, according to law, one Gov
erDor, one Lieutenant Governor. one Auditor
of State, one Treasurer of State, two Judges
of the Supreme Court, one Attorney General,
one Secretary of State, one Member of the
Board of Public Works, one Senator for the
counties of Lawrence, Gallia, Meigs and Vim
ton, one Representative for Gallia county, one
Sheriff, one Treasurer, one Prosecuting At
torney, one Surveyor, one Commissioner and
one Coroner.
The Trustees Of the several townships are
required, at the same time and place, to select
the followingnumber of persons, having the
qualification Of electors, to serve as jurors for
the court of common pleas of said county of
Gallia, to witt
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PETITION no sELL LAND.

Lewis Questel, administrator of Eliza
beth Qusssel, deceased, vs.. Caroline
j. Cubbage, Rosina RAIDER and jas.
W. RAIDER her husband, Alexander
/. fQasssel, Sarah F. Burnet and Richard
7. Burnet her husband, Francis
1Questel, Elizabeth Smith snd -
Smith her husband, and James P. R.
WsddeH. Court of Common Pleas,
GaIlia county, Ohio.
ITO Francis Questei. Of Mason county,
q in the State of Virginia, and Eliza
beth Smith, formerly Elizabeth Questel
and --- Smith her husband. of Clark
county. in the State of Indiana: You
are hereby informed that on the S1st
day of September, a. D. 1855, said
administrator fled his petition in the
Court of Common Pleas, of Gsllia
county, Ohio, the object and prayer of
which petition is to obtain an order. &C.,
at the next term of said Court, for the
sale of the following real estate, Of
which the said Elizabeth Questel was
the funand equitable owner at the time
of her decease, and which has been con-
yeyed BY the sheriff of said county, in
pursuance of an order of said Court, to
the heirs at law, and legal representa-
tives of the said decedent since her de-
cease, to wit: Fraction No. %, in Sec
ton No. 90, in Township No. s, of
Itange No. Is, of the Ohio Company's
purchase in said county of Gallia, Ohio,
except FIVE acres in the Southeast corner
of said Fraction; containing besides said
Exception two hundred and ifty-seyen
acres, more orless.
LEWIS QUESTEL,
Admir- of Elizabeth Questel, decd.
September s7th, 1855.-4w