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DIGELOW'S LIFE OF FREMONT!
D The Largest Cheapest and Best.
AGENTS WANTED
In every Town and Village to Sell
THE AUTHENTIC ONLY CoHpLETR Ep1rroy
THE LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES
JOHN CHARLES FREMONT.
Including Account of
His Explorations Discoveries and Adventures
OH five successive Expeditions across the North
American Continent; Voluminous Selections
from his Private and Public Correspondence
Including his Defense before the Court Martial,
aud full reports of his principal Speeches in the
Senate of the United States
BY JOHN BIGELOW
Editor of the New York Evening Post
With the only accurate Portrait Steel and numer-
GUS spirited Illustrations.
One large lemo. of near 500 pages. Price 81.
MATTER IN THIS EDITION NOT TO DE FOUND ANY
OTHER BIOGRAPHY OF FREMONT.
Account of Col. Fremont's mother family in
Virginia. and his relationship to Washing
ton; Particulars of her first and second mar
riages; VIII OF his grandfather Col. Thos.
graphic account of his Exploring Exnedi
tion, from the pen of Colonel Benton IA pages
Authentic account of the Third Expedition,
and the Emancipation Of California
Accounts of the extraordinary ride of Colonel
Fremont from Los Angeles to Monterey and
back-SCG miles in eight days 4 pages
Commodore S1ockton's account of the Con-
quest of California by Col. FremOn; "a pages.
CORES spondence between Colonel Fremont and
General kearney SPACES.
Affair between Col. Fremont and Col. Mason.
Governor OF California, with all the Cores
pondence 0pGges.
Letter citizens of ST. Louis after arrest pages
Letter TO the Atiuiant-Generala asking Court
Martial 3pages
Hes Defense before the Court Martial reported
entire 9pages.
Dix. Benton and Clarke 3pages.
DR.. Torreys Report on Fremont's Botanical
Discoveries = apages.
Complimentary Letors from Alexander Won
Humboldt and from the London GeOgraphi-
Cal Society pages
Curious scientific controversy with Captain
Wilkes of the South Sea Exploring Expedi-
:ion % pages.
Col. Benton's account of Fremont's Fourth EY-
ploring Expedition pages.
His title to Mariposa and Chief Justice Ia
ney's opinion 6pages.
His first political letter. in which he avows
himself Democrat 9pages.
Letter 10 the Phil adephia Pacific Railroad
Convention o pages
speeches in the United States Senate pages.
Affair between Fremont and Senator FoOte,
with the correspondence complete SPACES.
Thrilling account Of his Fifth and Last Expe-
ditOn, by an artist who accompanied him I3 pages.
An account of the scientific results of his last
Expedition. written by himself pages.
Letters in relation to the Practicability of
Report of Senator Breese on Frcmonts Expe-
ditions D ges
he facts in regard to his religious experience
and opinions , pages
Making in all
e13 Pages of Additional Matter:
or further particulars apply to
DERBY & JACKSON. Publishers,
No. ll9 Nassau-st., New York.
u Copies sent by mail, post paid, receipt of The
au2I
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Who is "Col. R--?"

Mr. WILLIAM H. RUSSELL, whose name
and titles are used to prove by his testimony
that FREMONT is Roman Catholic is one
of the Border Rufian Committee With Atch-
ison, Stringfellow and Buford, 10 solicit mo-
ney and men in the Southern States. If a
man is known by his company, Russell's
testimony is worth just as much as Atchis-
on's would be and no more .-CleUe. Hera Id.
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etWe learn that the people of Wood
stock intend holding public meeting, for
tie purpose of petitioning tie Governor
General for a dissolution. The following
platform is expected to be adopted by the
meeting:-No Sectarian Schools II No
Railway Government Representation
based upon Population Or, a Dissolu-
tion Sof the Union \! Toronto CoIontst
I5th.
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Nor So.-The last Republican qotes the
Ithica N. W Watchman as having
taken down the name of Fremont, and run
up Fillmore. Now We happen to exchange
with the Watchman, and we know that the
Republican is mistaken.
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MILLINERY BUSINESS.

all its various branches she solicits share Of pahAs
patronage. Particular attention viii be given 10
Fancy Work, trimm ing and making BOnnsts, in tke
very best styles and al very reasonable prices.
April 3, 'J5
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[
WASHINGTON. Z. c.. Feb. 1856.
SIR: have used your Pills in my general and hospital
practice since you made them, and cannot hesitate to
say they the best cathGrtic employ Their reu-
afing action the lrr quick and decided consequent
y they admirable remedy for arrangements Of that
organ. Indeed, ave seldom found of bilious dis
obstinate that it lid not readily yield TO them.
Fraternaily yours, AL0NZ0 BALL. NJ. D.,
2L,tc.c az h1cri,,e
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CENTRAL ONO RAILRoAD.-REcEIPTs FOR
EIGHT DAYs.-The GAINESVILLE Aurora SAYS:
The receipts of the Central Ohio Railroad
for the first eight working days in the month
of August, amount to Sal ,o6s o6; which is
eoual to about 81, ,633 per day, in one of the
dulles, month of the year. The guest ion
Does the road pay' needno longer be asked.
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NEW WORK. MARKET

AUe. 3o-Flour dropping. les 1000 bbls at 5 90
for State. and 25c05 30 for Ohio. Wheat firm
40 600 bushels sold at 81 55Cal &c for western red
55 for South red white l Ga. Corn buoyant
20 coo bush sold at 63c for mixed; yellow 70
Mess Pork dearer, $50 bbls sold al Sl9 81. Bee
n-m. Lard steady.
Stock lower. Cleve. & Toledo as. Cleveland
and Pittburgh 5Ss
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-09-04

FARM FOR SALE.-We invite attention
to the advertisement in another column o.
"Ssle of Real Estate" The farm on which
ESQUIRE NICHOLS resided is one of the best
in the county.
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Indigestion and impurity of the Blood.

From Rer. J. '. Hines, Pastor Of Alrent Church, Boston.
DE-. AVER: have used your pills with extraordinary
in my family and among those am called TO visit
in distress. To regulate the organs of digestion and purify
the blood they are the very best remedy have
known, and confidently recommend them to my
friends. Yours J. '. HINES.
WARSAW, WYo,ISc Co., y. Y. Oct. "A. 1855.
DEAR SIR: am using yoar Cathartc Pills in my prac-
Ill
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THE WHITE. CHIEF
Legend of North Mexico.

A Legend of North Mexico.
BY CAPT. NAYSE REID.
euthor of "Rifs Rangers, Scalp Hunters, ~" Hun
ter'S Feast" &c.
OneV I9mo Re utifulIy ilu rated Cloth. 81 25.
This is another of those popular works of adven-
ture which have taken such hold ofthe American
pubIic--adapted as they all that feeling
of enthusiasm and thirst bold deeds which seem to
be inherent in the breasts of people Few writer's
have risen to such popularity in short time The
Scalp Hunters, Rifle Rangers, Hunters Feast and
White Chief form library in themselves. for they
contain only thrilling narratives of Wild Wood
Life but full of inor nation as tG the ka5its and
natural history of the denzens of the woods and for
ests lakes and streams, be they fouregged. or two
legged or no legs at all.
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YALE OF REAL ESTATE.


~ The undersigned, agent attorney of thu
heirs of John Nichols, late of Belmont county, de-
ceased, will offer al public sale on
Monday, September Is, 1856,
at the late residence of John Nichols, in Union town
ship, Belmont county, the following described rea
estate. Being part of Section No. 5, Township No
9, in Range No. 5. The farm contains about
One Hundred and Sixty Seven Acres,
over l20 acres of which is III good of cufiya
tfon. well wiered heavily timbered, plenty of good
coal and limestone on the premises, with orchard
of grsfted fruit Their, on the premises
Good Brick Dwelling and onvenieni and Substantial
Out-Buildings.
The farm is situated two and half miles South oi
Uniontown and two and half miles North of Mil
ners tavern.
Also-On Tuesday, September i6. 1856,
on the premises the road from Morristown to Roc
Hill, the farm formerly o .sned by L. NJ Thornt IN,
Seventy Four Acres,
about 50 or co OF which is Improved There
on the premises two dwelling houses and outbuild-
ings. The farm lies about two miles from Flushing.
Terms made known on the DAYS of the sales.
se4td VI. L. CUNaID, Agent.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
TRUEr Brothers d Co.
VS..

MENAEDEB MoTT EFT AL.
By virtue of an Exeruto 10 me Directed from the
Court OF Common Pleas of Belmont County, I will.
offer for sale at public auction
Tuesday september the I6 a. d. 1856.
Between the hour Of 10. ocloc A. N. and T. o'clock
p NJ of sad day. at the runt Door the Court honse
iu ST. ClaIrsvlle in Belmont county, Ohio, the fol-
lowing described lands and enements, sit uafe lying
and being III said county of Belmont and bounded and
described follows, TO wit the South West quarter
OF Section No. IS, township No. 2, Range No in the
Marietta Land District, containing IJ9 l4IO0 acres;
also the SouthWes! half IF the South est quarter OF
Secfien IS, township 4 and Range IN the salt Land
District containing 65 800 acres; also the South
west quarter of Section No. 9S, township No. 7, and
Range No g. containing I60 acres; also Lots No s. 6,
10, II, % aud co. in the town Of Temperane,
vle in said county, also acres OF land assigned by
the Commissioners of the $50 acres tract for water
privileges; also Lots and "a, upon which is erected
Brick hduse; also Lots No l68, l61, I55 in the town
o. GAINESVILLE Belmont county. Ohio.
JNO. C. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
BY RUGH MCNEELY, DIP. Sh :riif.
Sherif's Office. August 18th, 1856.
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ENRUIT JARS.-A small lot of ! Gal,
l. Glassiars, for putting up fruit. Call soosa
A. c. MARTIN a n
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Wonderful, But True.

A few days since. Mr.. Jas H. Beadle,of Hun
tsvlle, Alabama, called on US and gave us per-
mission to publish for the benefit nc suffering
humanity the aston shlng cure which had been
effected in the caselof his~~r<c=hJ tis-ase- OF
Dr. Hance's Vegetable Epileptic i'ills. He in
formed us. that at the time his wife commenc
ed using the medicine, her system was so en-
tirely prostrated, by the number of spasms she
had undergone as 10 reduce her weight to 100
lbs. Since she has been taking the pills, she
has entirely got over the spasms and has gain
ed in weight and body health. She now weighs
al least 20O lbs, and declares she is in better
enjoyment OF health than ever before in her
life. Mr.. Bead die also related the case of Mr..
Harrison Lightfoot of the same town, who has
been entirely cured of the worst form of Epi-
lspsy BY these same pills. Mr.. Lightfoot's
case was so bad that he never passed "a week
without having an attack, often falling down
in the street. He has not had an attack for
more than year. Mr. Beadle thinks that if
the pills ever fail in curing case, it is for the
want of a proper perseverance on the part of
person in. taking them, as he feels assured
from observation in the case of his wife, that il
they are taken for sufficient length of time,
tffey will cure any case. Sent to any part OF
the country by mail, on the receipt of remit
ance. Address SETH S. HANCE, los Baltimore
street, Baltimore, Md. Price, one box, So; two
S5; twelve, S24
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H ERIFF'S SALE.
BATTAEL NJ. JoNEs,
yJAJJJARIE FARM FOR SALE

ONE HUNDRED AND SlXTY-ONE ACRES
of the hest WHEAT LAND in the county.
One Nile South of the Central Ohio Pailroad.
on the 81. CiairsviIle and Cenireviie Road. Over
One Hundred Acres Cleared,
almost entirely new land, with
Abundance OF Lime Stone and Coal.
The improvements calculated for two occupants on
different parts of the Farm, with
Barns, Out Houses, &c, TO each.
Known as The George EeriCk Farm.
Terms liberal, and for particulars enquire of ID. l..
Jennings Esq, st. Clairsville or the undersigned on
the premises.
aul43ipd MILTON CIIALFANT.
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To Teachers.

THE BOARD OF SCHOOL EXAM
sfr6s5 INERs, will meet in the school houst
fA<S on Marietta street in ST. CLAIRsVILlE
). turday Septembersl3. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
By order OF the Board.
d ID. 7. COWEN, Clerk.
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MINUTES OF THE PITTsBURG ANNUAL Con
r.RscE OF THE u E.CHURcH.
This is the title of a neat pamphlet Of 81
pages. which contains the proceedings o
the last Pittsburg Annual Conference o
the M. E. Church which met at Salem. /
should be in the hands of every member o
the Church. Price 10 cents. For sale a
this Office.
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70 WHOM 1T NAV CONCERN

40 NHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
4 On the 7h instant published a"Notice tla
I had removed" William Booker from the office @
Deputy Treasurer OF Belmont covnty. Now this is tc
give notice that oil more deliberate reflection fee
i; 10 lie Ey duty to restore Mr.. Booker 10 said Office
ard recall said notice. Mr. Booker will therefore re
iniy said Deputy Treasurer, under the Original
appointment and contract. THOMAS JOHNSON,
Treasurer Of Belmont county Ohio
ST. Clairsville. August I3, 1e56.
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Z ANXECuTOR'S NOTICE.

BNXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
~ Notice is hereby given that at the Probate
Court for Beimort county, the undersigned was ap
nointed and qualified as Executor of the Estate OF
VIM Moore dec :, late Of Belmont County
All those indebted to said estate are requested to
make Immediate payment. and those having claims
against said Estate are notified 10 present them for
settlement within one year from this date.
jy24l WM' piLLoN, EXT.
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TEs PILLS PURIFY THE BLOOD.
DYSPEPSIA s. LIVER COMPIAINTS
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.

M female. Young or old, should be with ous in
eele rated medicine 1t aud regulate the mon
tlls courses al all periods acting in many cases like
Charm ltiy also The hest and fest medicine that san
be given to children OF all ages, and foe ANY cooLas
consequently no family should he without il
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-09-04

The COMMITTEE ON SUMNER FRUTT.-
Acknowledge the receipt from VIM. Norris
of some fine apples, being sweet Seeding.
It delicious fruit and the variety should
be spread.
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AUG. 3o-Flour. heavy sales at IS s305 e5'
solne extra white for Sc. Wheat is firm 26 for
white. Oats 40c. Lard lOl. Molasses huoyant,
held at Soc: Sugar unchanged, 9IoalOc. Coffee
active at III.
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4 TTENTION. FARMERS.

N The JVERSON GRASS SEED, so favorahl,
known, is thus endorsed by Farmer of this county
"This grass seed consider very meriturious, ans
well worth fair trial, the man got it of says he
has cut six TO eight ton of hay. at each cutting
times the same season. The way to cultivate for
seed is TO prepare your ground, mark it out twenty
inches apart, drill the seed, and cover lightly. The
time to is from the lst TO the 18th OF Septe mber
One peck will drill about onehalf acre.
DAVID POGUE."
1t is for sale at his G.. auI4
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ATOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

ape,ition will be laid before the Commissi on.
ers of Belmont county, Ohio, al their next session
asking or The vacation of that part of the road
ming from Lamps MiIlto Belmont that lays between
the GAINESVILLE Ridge Road and Belmont commenc I'M
at Gri1ith Campbells, running in Noriherly dIrec-
tion through The lands of John Dill and N Wright TO
where it inersecis he Grave Greek Grade Road South
of Belmont.
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REMOVAL.

MISS. PRISCILLA p. A ALEYANDEA
d ESPECTFULLY announces tothe ladies'
z ST. CLAIRSVIIT.E and vicinity, that sl,s kss
removed to the rooms up stairs, Mr.. Samuel KlRU
Store. where she intends TO carry on the
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PLEASANT VALLEY
STEAM WQOLEN MILLS
Aoain for Tie ihird nenr,

Again Jor The hird gear.
am again prepared to manufacture usual. the
following goods 10 order Csssim5is. Persian Cloths
Sa;ineIs Fldnuels Blankets AMI Stocking yarnes
keeping on hands the ahore ysTiety for sale, ex
change for wool and country s,,ap.
II p armers have their Wool manufactured
order at the shortest notice exchange goods
their wool. II TMarket price paid a cash for wool.
May |, 1856. 6m JAMES YATES.
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

~ IhOI L SH OL6A-N'
The subscriber offers for sale his
HOUSE IND LOT IN BRID DGEPORT, OHIO,
wht re he resides. Tile house has
Five Rooms above, Two Rooms below and Good
Cellar.
The lower Rooms have been used for
Grocery. Harness Shop, &c.
For further information Call on the subscriber on
r-o.~Iy os.-s.. 40 s.nes Beimont Foundry.
and is we'll calculated Cor Call and il
JEREMIAH FIELDS.
Bridgeport, August 21st, 1856. au26Gw
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1ilf6 /

AT her residence three miles South of ST. Glars
vile, on the morning OF the lst inst of dropsicsl
affection, Mrs. CaTHsRINE KENT, aged about eighty
wears.
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CHAD AND HERRING, (Fresh) just
Oreceived, and for sale by CHARLEY BR0WN,
May g, '5s3tpd MoRRlsTowN' ohio.
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Nfu AOotrtisements.
yINO LET.

TNO LET.
4 The house occupied bv III undersigned will
he let 20 small family, favorable TERMS from the
first OF October until the first OF April mex.
FOR SALE.
cow. 4 GOOD FAMILY HORSE, and CAR
RIAGE suitable for one or two horses.
se4i0 ALEX YOUNG.
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belmont COUNTY, OHIO

belmont COUNTY, OHIO
- COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
SMITH HlRsr, Plaintiff, THOMAS HIRsT and others
defendants
Addison IIirst aud William Green, two of the de-
PENDANTS in the above named action hereby noi-
fed that the 4th day of August 1856. the above
named pIsintif fled petition in the Clerks office
of said Court PRAYING fer authority sell about 2Oa
acres of land in Wheel in township in said county
of which David Hrst died seized and TO distribute
the proceeds accOrdi the provisions OF the will
of said deceased and that unless they answer said
petition by the 27th day of September 1856 said
petition will be taken true and Judgment rendered
accordingly. d. s. AID ANS Clerk.
b. s. & b. D. T. COWEN, Ati'ys for p!tlr.
au16w
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Selling Off at COST Rs
STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUN

C<TATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUN-
/ ty Court Of Common Pleas. Petition.
PATRICK HENRY, Plaintiff,
THOMAS OSBORNE and ALEX. OSBORNE, Deieheaa.tSr'
a Jefendnnts are hereby notified that the plaintiff.
on the 10th of August 1885, filed his petition IN me
Court of Common Pleas of said county aloresaia
Interest from August Ist 1876, for the payment o,
which the defendants executed their joint and seve
raj note dated May 30, 1856 and due two months az
ter The date thereof. The plaintiff asks judgment Tor
said sum- with interest from the time Aforesaid, and
the defendants are hereby notiedto answer said pc
ttion on before the 25th OF September next, or
Judgment will be given against them by default for
the amount afor, said.
PATRICK HENRY,
aueI6v1 By miller PENNINGTON. his Atty.
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Probate Court.
The State of Ohio, Belmont County, SIS.

q Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
/ the following namen Administrators ,nt
Guardians have filed their accounts and voucher
in my Office for settlement, to wit:
josiah Watson Admir- of NJ artha d llon, decd.
Joseph Rogers, Guardian of Thomas C. and Helen
Moore.
John Bickham, Guardian of Archibald Rusk.
John 5. Major, Guardian of james II. and Margars
Nj. Rusk.
The first two above named accounts will be for hear
ing and settlement the 4th and the last the
5th days of September next.
aui4l DAVID HARRIS, Probate Judge
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LITERARY ExHIBI-IoS.-There will be
an exhibition of the Hendrysburgh Literary
Society at Hendrysburgh, on Saturday, the
2Oth inst.
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STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUN-
I'D ty. Court of Common Pleas. Petition for par
Milson Woodmansee, Plaintiff,

~ w. SouIt Ol OolHlnon ileds. fttiiOu loI par
tition.
Mson Woodmansee, Plaintiff,
Ma tha Woodmansee, Elias Hill and his wife, Nancy
Hill, Amos Jones and his wife, Harriet Jones,
Sinai Woodmansee, Joseph Woodmar see, EbeneZer
Masee and his wife Esther Magee, Defendants.
The defendants are ell seyeraily notified that the
plaintiff, Nilsson Woodmansee, the 25th of August
is56, filed his certiori petition for partition in the
Court of Common Pleas of said county, setting that
Samuel Woodmansee late of said county, died seized
in fee simple of The following known and described
premises, situate in the county aforesaid, and the
first being ie N. e. quarter Of Section Is town
ship :. and Range l. containing 100 acres less
Second tract being situate in N w corner of the N.
E. quarter of Section 81 township Z, and Range 4,
beginning for the same the N. w. of or.
Sec ion thence with the n. boundary thereof s. 80.
E. 53lSp to station 2, thence s. 2S61p TO middle of
National Road, thence Herewith S. 81 > w 53.i6p
thence N 29.G4p to place of begiu ming, contain Bg
eight acres, roo and o5s poles excepting thereouE
one of the West end OF said premises That the
said Martha Wo0dmansee il entitled to dover in said
premises the widow of said in,estate, and that
your petitioner. Nilsson Woodmansee Nancy Hill,
Joseph Woodnaiisee have each the legal right and
are seized in fee simple of the undivided sixth
part the premises aforesaid. Said petition prays
for order Of partition of said premises and for the
assignment OF dover therein TO the widow aforesaid
Tha! partition cannot be made without manifest
jury. then that such other proceedings be had
authorized ny law, and for other proper relief That
said petition will be for hearing the spring
term of said court, 1c57.
NILSSON WoODMANSEE,
se45w BY Miller Penn iugton, his Atty.
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a PLACEMENT.

| A PLACEMENT.
IA Thomas FELL, Plaintiff,
JAMES DUPFIHLD Defendant.
| Before Vim Lee. ]. p, of Wheeling township, Bel
| mont CO., Ohio. On the 18th day OF August, A. d
| $50 said Justice issued order of attachment in
the above action for the of S3I 80 and costs of
| suit. THOMAS FELL-
au2I3tpd
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The Republicans of Martinsville, to
their Friends In Eastern Ohio
Send Greeting:
They will be pleased to see large turn
out to the meeting next Wednesday. Dis
tinguished speakers will be in attendance
and everything will be done to make the
occasion glorious, and pleasant one.
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Commercial Matters.
BALTIMORE MARKET
CINCINNATI MARKET.

AUG 3O-Flour So 62. Wheat and corn IN
changed.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-09-04

trRey. ALEX. CAMPBELL, of Bethany
Va, viii preach in Bell-Air on next Sab
bath at / O'Clock, A. M.