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ARARE CHANCE.

VNHE offer for sale q land containing
$500 IL Is abundance o. timber Tor saving
barrel making " is well watered There il, Of
the best BEST STEAM SAW MILLS t. be found any
where, Ehch successful operation and cutting
5000 feet Of plank day This tract c nt susceptible Of
being made the best stock Farms In the country. Il
is Is miles from Nashville IL miles Turnpike. Turnpike
will be built, Tunning through the land and with
mile Of the Mills By the purchasers paying Onehah cash
liberal will be given the baaade Nhch The Mil may
he made ply with proper attention. The hsDds 10
the Mil may DE hired for the balance OF the year desired
50. the wagons and teams will be sod, " desired A
liberal trade might be made In good and mules in
nart nv nrIh.r nartculars applY AZ this onice.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

JOSH RAILS. william L BROWN.
VIE undersigned have formed partnership in the prac
tUe q iaw in the city ef Nashville, vii give prompt a.
tenton ANY and al basiness ntrustsd 70 their care
JOHN :. BRlEH,
Jys5S-H WILL. L. BROWN.
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CHANCERY SALE.

DY virtue decree Of the Chanery Court Nashville
I'D at May term, 1856 in the cause, VIM. Pybus Samuel
Samuel Clark the Augusta Atlanta and Nashville
Telegraph ompany. l will Saturday,, August I'd eX-
pose for public the highest bidder the Court House
yard in said CITY, all the property both real and personal be-
longing the said Telegraph Company in the State Of
tennessee and Georgia consisting of apparatus posts
fixtures furniture, and the right Of way, &c.
TERMs-Sad property will be sold credit Of six and
twelve months notes well secured.
y9 @. D. BRIEN, c. VI.
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HoRAC WAT Frs
NO. SS3 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
A gent for the Rest IsOstOn and New York


NO. S33 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
Agent for the Best Boston and New York
INSTR u vi 4 NTS.
THE Largest Of Pianos, MelOdeons Musical
Instruments, and Musical Merchandise Of all kinds in
the United States Pianos from EN different Manufactures
comprising those Of every variety of STYLE from the plain
and substantial 81 octaves, in Walnut Rosewood
Cases from so 50 those TIE most elegant finish
up to ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS No house in the Union can
compete with the above in the number variety and cele
brty of its INSTRUMENTS in the EXTREMELY Low PRICES
at which they are sold
HORACE WATERS MODERN IMPROVED PIANOS
With OF without Iron Frames possessing in their improve
ments Of OveT-strngs and action, length Of scale
power and compass Of tone equal to the Grand Piano.
united with the beauty and DURABILITY OF structure OF the
square Piano. They are Justly pronounced by the Press and
by the first Musical Masters to be equal those ofany other
manufacturer. They built of the and thorough
y seasoned MATERIAL and guaranteed TO stand tile acos
Each instrument guaranteed to give satctiou or pur
chase money reflnd,d. SECOND HAND PIANOS A
GREAT BARGAINS, constantly in store price from $50
$40.
Horace waters TIeIOdeOns, superior instru-
ments tone touch and durability OF make Tuned to the
equal temperament Meodeons or all other styles and
amakes Price S45 $50 SIS $780, $685. s14O double Reeds
end banks Of X. Us, 800 Less a liberal discount
lergymen and and Churches, a extra discount.
Martins, Guitars, Browns Harps Flutes, Flu
tinas Accordans, Vons, and Musical instruments Of al
kinds lower prices than before offered to the public
large d count TO Teachers and Schools. The trade
piled on the most liberal terms.
MusiC:-One Of the largest and best selected catalogues
Of Music Published mprsng many OF the cho &c and
popular Of the day. and will be sold at third of
from the regular prices
Music sent by mail to all parts the country post paid
Particular and personal attention paid to all orders received
by mail Satisfaction guaranteed in every Pianos
and Meodeons for rent, and rent allowed purchase
Pianos and Meodeons for sale on Monthly payments.
Second hand Pianos taken 10 exchange for General
Catalogues and schedule Of prices forwarded to
all parts OF the country by mail
~ Great inducements offered to Agents in all parts Of
the country sell the HORACE WATERs Pianos, Melodeons
and Catalogues of Music. jyl2
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lust received by Express" Ladies fine black Cloth from
D are Caters trimmed.
Ladies fine back Kid slipper
Buskin7,
white and satin Slippers,
Misses Bronzed Caters very nice. Call at No. 90 Public
Square june2S SNYDER a FRIZZELL.
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A CARD.
TYREEs SPRING.
JtslY 7 I~sS.
ro ID 49, b. NasHvInE.

To f4r cIrfzFxs ~ NasHvftIE.
Having uud-rstrod that erroneops impressions have
bsn made and circulated IN regard my cha ges 81 TTee's
prnes deem proper IN justice e ns-sd y W Ntsfss
nd ts eissens Of Nshvs, 70 give be explanations vim
ny bal q charges apYendesi-
M NsTzuEs sho eSns the property has been seiy laefai
Al erfnlne large smount ~ sonry IA NJ ing tie rsiA
hharnt IN an affHeiFe ssye Watering Place, and in
siton been auch rouhir and labor 10 procure
- tst Sryants rsrAts Bani a siasie he season.
vifh an the hei1es ecnior piesFc q al
uho nav visif n feet satfed uAsf ne following MI %
Clare sl 81 slactury ~ Who have The
gnase 10 tbs eet ana axufias 81 iAshieaable Water.
-. vrgy respectfully, ut s00fT
a 81. ltssd Hotel.
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To Corporation Taxpayers.

THE Assessment Rou having been completed, and re-
turned zoe, via remain la my eficc IN The ny Han
for days for the Inspection u Taxpayers, during which
time they may -ir sts and eorfet any errors
that may have bern made. l. A. hAhuhilit
NasIsiie Juy 5, TG-i0d. heeofdrr
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DISSOLUTION

fINHE partnership heretofore existing under the
and style Of c. W. Robertson Co.. Is this day dis
solved BY mutual consent g. W. ROBERTSON,
JAMES \. BRADSHAW,
JOHN X JONES Jr.
~ B-The business Of the late Hrn viii he closed up by
either Of the late partners the Old stand College
All those indebted either ~ account requested
70 make immediate payment ly8
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Removal Extraordinary.

OWING TO the recent burning out Of Nc ~T
" Combs corner, the Fun trai Undertak- 49,
ing Establishment of J. W. MeCombs is removed to No
Deaderick street, between summer and Cherry Streets
in the house formerly occupied by Cram Shepherd as
Carriage Ware Room, where he prepared to
everything in way OF Funeral Undertaking, usual.
fvTA-
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NEW FLOUR FROM NEW WHEAT

NEW tIUUk EhOM NEW WHEAT
I'm Saturday next, shall have for sale superior article
" Of Flour, made from New Wheat expressly for family
use. tjyi0-d3l &. C. DANDY.
DATENr SHOULDER SEAM SHIRTS
We have hrst assortment o. Shirts, ant can
suit men OF every size jiy4l J. Il. McGILL-
Under UEAR-We have every variety Of sea-
- sonabe Underwear, Of which mention, six Cash
GauEe Menno GaUzs Cotton, shaker Flznnel Asle
Thread, Linen aud plain Cotton J. McGlLL.
DOY~ SIIIRTS-We have a small 10, Of Shirts for
ID Boys on 10 70 IS years old, which selling about
sschrap as they can be made ljyD J. u. Mc5iLL.
DOREN DE CHAMBER-Reeeived this day an
II assortment Of Dressing Gowns, Ct then very
low prices. 1851 J. a. MoGiLL
.IESF SOLE LEATHER TRUNkN-Jast
received, Ass1rtment Of bet quality Of frunks-
extra large. Also, FEW Of che sPer styles All for
sale a. los ratrs. J. II McGILL
Ladies and G~Dtienen's Furnishing Store,
ily4 Corner Of Sousre and College 81.
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ACTION CARD.

In consequence Of the e my Auction Rooms will be
fully occupied bv regular Private Sales for few weeks
In the meantime have arranged for convenient rooms
to hold Auction Sales in.
All bills will be settled heretofore at my Office No ~
Public Square
Arrangements now being made for Large Auction
Sales this Fall al the Old Stand No -
No Goods will be receive for Public Auction with limits
E1B- All Sales exclusively for Cash
jyl0 BENZ =. SHIELDS.
Unreserved Sales this day at O'Clock Of Watches. Jew
elry, Summer Clothing &C, by BENZ. 2. SHIELDS.
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STOP THIEVES 800 REWARD.

TWO IRISHMEN, names unknown, have stolen my Ne
i gro Boy, SAM and were last heard Of Tulla-
homs travelling foot Sam about 81 years old weighs
about 40 pounds dark complexion, rather rough features
large baring eyes He has carrying brick Masons
and it is likely that the hair OF the of his head
The induced him to thi that they carrying him
to ZEE State but think they intend to Isell him. viii
give $50 for the boy and 500 for the apprehension Of the
thieves and the boy. lily IA NPAKIN
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A SPACIOUS, well lighted room, centrally located for a
n genteel safe bu iness Any having such a room
will find good tenant by dressing
RICHARD FEATHERsTOHE,
iyll-St" Box 1876 Post OfBce.
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Rarh person pr day = Observation-Disclosures
week .--.s...-...s--......... 10 -
lfe- maalh ...s-.-. 49, :. .--,., -; l 70
iye-lN y. Z. kC0fL
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ROOM WANTED.

AM paying cash for Land Warrants. Call at my office
Cherry street, the Post Office Joseph Fellow
at York's BOokst,oe LjylOl J. g PILLOWS.
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w. T. BERRY d 60 have also on sale,
RELIGION IN COMMON LIFE. By the Rev. DR..
Card, Of Scotland.
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WANTED
Notice

Two Rent small Dwelling House, the Pupil, Square
Il jylO W. X. CORNkLUS
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n. l.. WEAKLEY,
CHANCIRN SALE.

CoMEWHERE in this city Saturday morning, Silver
~ Hunting Watch carved cases. By leaving it at this
Office, the finder will literally rewarded
iylS-d3tS
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pAsQrEsf Asqr s5s,s s sss., w. 800 ~
psps. as nsisl aeoAsi-AAN1S
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Fine Sole Leather Trunks.

CNNDER a fKaKEELL are just In receiPs Of
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS OF ALL SIZES.
which offered a. os prccE al No. - Pubic square
iun.iI ARC sNYDER 4 sR ZZELL.
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CHANCE SALE.
DY virtue Of Deere Of the Chaneery Court Nashville
- Tenn in the cause, John NJ. Hil ct ais. Simon
Glenn will the 9ih day of August next, expose for
public sale t. the highest bidder the Court House yard
OF said city, the following lot Of ground, wit part Of
No. IS Of "BlOch and Whitesdes addition Nashville "
fronting sixty six feet Market street and running back
one hundred and eighty feet less
TERNSSaid property will be sold credit Of six twelve
and eighteen MONTHS well secured bearing
and lein retained. [iyl4l c. d. BRIEN Q. 4 NJ.
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Rev. Albert Barnes New Beck.
" z. BERRY & co. have just received
The Way of Salvation.
w. T. BERRY d CO., have also just received
The Summer of the Pestilence.
WHO ARE THE BLESSED

History Of the Ravages Of the YeOs Fever in Norfolk
Va, A. D. 1855 By George d. Armstrong D. D. Pastor
Of the Presbyterian Church in Norfolk vel
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Advances.

NBE undersigned will make Cash advances consign
ments Of Wheat bacon, Flour and other Produce to his
correspondents in Charleston and Savannah.
JOSEPH NASH.
N.suvrrrr T,ps 00tb
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OF spain seriously endanger our INTERNAL peace
and the existence OF our cherished Uniong
Should this question be answered in the af
firmatve, then by every law, human and divine,
we shall be justified in wrestling it from Spain II
we posses the power. And this upon the very
same principle that would justify an individual
in tearing down the burning house Of his neigh
Dor if there were no other means of preventing
the flames from destroying his own home.
Under such circumstances we ought neither TO
count the cost nor regret the odds which Spain
might enlist against US. We forbear to enter
into the question whether the present condition
of the Island would Justify such a measure. We
should however, be recreant to our duty, be I'M
worthy of our gallant fOreiathers and commit
base treason against our posterity, should We
permit Cuba TO be Africanized aud become a
second ST. Domingo, with ali its attendat hor-
rors to the white race, aud suffer the flames to
extend 10 our neighboring shores seriously 10
endangor or actually 10 consume the fair fabric
OF our Union.
We fear that the course and current Of events
are rapidly tending towards such catastrophe.
We, however, hope for the best, though We ought
certainly TO be prepared for the worst.
We forbear also 10 investigate the present con-
dition Of the question at issue between the
United States and Spain. A long series of iu-
juries to our people have been committed in Cuba
by Spanish officials, and are unredressed; but
recently most fragrant outrage on the rights OF
American citizens and on the flag OF the United
States was perpetrated in the harbor Of Havana,
under circumstances which, without immediate
redress. would have justified resort 90 measures
Of war in vindication Of national honor. That
outrage Is not ouly unatoned but the Spanish
Government has deliberately sanctioned the acts
Of lis subordinates, and assumed the responsible
10y attaching TO them.
Nothing could more impresslvely teach us the
danger 10 which those peaceful relations il has
ever been the policy OF the United States 60
cherish with foreign nations are constantly ex-
posed than the circumstances OF the case, stu
ated as Spain and the URited States are, the
latter having i0rb0rne 10 resort 20 extreme
measures -
But this course cannot, with due regard 10 their
own dignity IS an independent nation, continue.
And our recommendations now submitted are
dictated by the 1rm belief that the eessioa Of
Cuba 10 the United States, with stipulations rs
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AMERICAN ELECTORAL TICKET,

FOR TIE STATE,
NELL S. BROWN, of Davidson.
HORACE MAYNARD, of Knox.
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WHEAT.
GRAIN SACKS
IN ENPIEENS.

O.OOU JOSEPH NASH,
iunY93-1m g r Corner College = Spring ste
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Shsrif,s Sale.

D9 virtue Of a writ of peaditioni erponas is
ID sued from the court of Common Pleas OF
Monroe county, Ohio, and to me directed, |
wiiioiler for sale, at public outcry, at the door
OF the court house, inathe town of Woodsfeld,
in said county, on
Saturday. TIE Eth day Of January 1856,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, a. NJ, and
o'clock p. m., of said day, the following real
estate, lying and being i'll said county, to wit:
The east half Of the north east quarter of
section number five, township number four,
and rQllre number six; appraised at eight hun
dred dallars. sH -
Taken in execution and levied on as the
property of Daniel and Edward Dougherty, at
the suit of Steel, Davenport & Co.
1i.es WILLIAM READ, s.
Dee. 12. nS2 SO Sheriff of said Co.
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Notice in Partition.

MARY STAATS' and Archibald Stats her
III husband, Mary Ann Nugent, Emily Nu-
gent, Franklin Nugent, and Martha Nugen:,
will take notice that petition was filed against
them ON the l9tlrday of November, A. u. 1853,
in the court of Common Pleas, within and for
the county of Monroe, and State of Ohio, by
Abel NansyGk AMI Sarah Jane Fansyck, his
wife, and is now pending, wherein the said
Abel Vansyck and Sarah Jane Nansyck. his
wife, demand partition sof the following de-
scfibed real estate, situate in said county, to
wit: The south east quarter of, the north west
quarter, and the north east quarter of sthe south
west quarter of section twenty-siX III township
four and range four, containing seventy-nine
and forty-four hundredths acres, except twenty
acres off the north end of said tract. And at
the neNt term Of said court, application will
be made by the said petitioners, for an order
that dover may be assigned, and partition be
made of the said premises. 5H
5,e lIoILlsrER, 0HEY & IIoILisrER,
Att'ys. for Petitioners.
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Petition to Quiat Title.


MARY ANN PETERS, William Love and
IM Robert Love, of the City of Wheeling, in
the State of Virginia, will take notice, that1on
the 24th day of December, A. ID. 1855, William
Harkin, filed in the Office of the Clerk OF the
Court of Common Pleas of Monroe county, in
the State of ohio. his petition against them
wherein it is stated that on the 10th day of
aanuary, A. ID. 1888, Robert Love, now dcceas-
ed, and; Mary Ann his wife, executed TO one
Henry Blaney, now deceased. a deed for the
following described tracts of land, situate in
said county, to wit: The east half of the south
east qiarter and the south west quarter of the
south east quarter OF section twelve, township
fonr, and range six, containing 100 71-1oo
acres: that said deed was recorded in Monroe
county, Ohio on the 9th of April, S3S; that
on the lst day of january, lo4o, said deed was
burned with the Recorders office, AMI the recorG
of said deed partly destroyed by the same Ire.
the said William Harkin allie tges that he is Ing
owner of said tracts of land, AMI iasks that the
defendants, as widow and heirs of Robert Love
deceased, convey the same TO him by deed: that
his title to, and possession of said promises
may be forever quieted, &c. Unless the de-
PENDANTS appear and answer aid petition by the
sth day of March, next, that at the next term
of said Court the plaintiff will ask for a Judg-
ment and order as by. confession.
= HoLLIsTER, OkEy & lIoLLisTKR,
: Jan. 2, 1856. VS.. for Plaintiff.
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In Partition.

Holm BROST and Lonisa Brost his wife, Hem
y ry ElIegar, Theodore Ellcgar, Caroline Ellie
gar, William Elegar, Emma Ellegar, Edward
Ellegar, Nancy Ellegar and Jacob Switzer will
take notice, that a Petition was filed against
them on the first day of November, 1855, i'll the
Court of Common Pleas of Monroe county, in
the State of Ohio, by Charles Gotthart and
Frederica Gotthart his wife, and is now pond
ing, wherein the said Charles Gotthart and
Fredorica Gotthart demand partition of the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate in said
county, to wit: The north eastquarter of the
north east quarter of section 81, in tawnship
3 and range.3, containing forty acres, be
the same more or less; and that at the next
Term of said Court application will be made by
the said Charles Gotthart and Frederick Gott-
hart his wife, for an order that Partition may
bo made of said premises.
HoLLIsrER, OKEy & HoLLIsTER,
Nov. Z. 1859 Att'ys for Petitioner.
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Shar;F's Sale.

10y virtue Of a writ Of ycaaiiioni erponas issu-
/ } Ell FROM the court of Common pleas of Mon
roe county, Ohio and to me directed, will offer
for sale at public outery, ut the door of the
court house, in the town o. Woo1sieli, in said
county, on
Saturday, he l2m day Of January 1856,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, "a. m, and 4
o'clock, p.i m, Of said day, the following real
estate, lying anil being in said county to- wit;
The north half of the south east quarter OF
section number twenty-one, township number
five, and range number six, containing eighty
one acres and eleven hundrelths of an acre,
Hiore less; appraised at i've hundred dollars.
Taken IN execution and levied as the prop
erty of Joel Gregory. at the suit of William
Jarvis for use of William f. Hunter.
& ~ ~. WILLIAM READ, ~.
Dec. l.. y 50 g. Sheriff OF said Co.
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CONERLET AND CARPET
VyE.A- -vLNGs


ETliE undersigned is engaged in weaving COW
L ERLEl'S and CARPETS of every style and
variety, at the following rates: s1gs
Coverlets, Per pair, $500 or 2,25 each for
three or more Goverlets--all woven without
seams. Carpets-Common 10 cents per. yard,
double chem l2y cents per yard '.e+
- CHARLES BRUNER,
iMiLTossBGRGII, Nov. %, 1855. &
N. B.--Coorins done in the best possible
style. Cpd xss Ii
g a T'TACHMENT.- At my instance an attach.
I \ lnent was issued on the 2lst day of, No
velnber., 1855, by John Cline, a Justice of the
Peace of Benton township Monroe County.
Ohio againstt the goods, clsattels. rights, moneys
and effects of John NcGilton, nonresident of
said County, for the sum of thirty-one dollars
and eighty cents JOSIAH WILSON.
Dec, II, 1855.
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Petition for Partition.

NTlLLIAM BROWN, Aaron w. Brown, Elihu
Wv Brown. John Brown Samuel Hogue and
Agnes Anne Hogue, his wife, Silas Brown, John
Brown, and Isaac Brown, will take notice that
petition wa filed against them on the 21st
day of December 4. d. 1855. in the Court of
Common Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio, by
Stephen Brown, and is now pending. wherein
the said Stephen Brown demands partition OF
the following READ estate, TO wit: The north west
quarter Of the north east quarter of section s.
township 8, and range 6, containing 40 acres.
Also, the north east quarter of section thirty
three, in township five, and range five, contain
ing one hundred and twenty acres. Also, seven
acres in the west part of the north west quar-
ter of section twenty-seven, in township five
and range five, all lying and being in Monroe
County, Ohio. Aud that at the next term OF
said Court. application will be made by the said
stephen Brown, fof an order of partition OF
said pfclnise;;. ANA such proceedings as may he
had pursuant to the Statute in such case made
and provided. STEPHEN BROWN,
BY WIRE s. HOLLAND, his Att'ys.
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Notice in Partition.

T AalES LYONS, & MARGARET LYONS, his
J wife, Charles Russell, Robert Russell, William
Russell, Westley Russell, and otho Russell, Of
Belmont county, Ohio, Barnabss Bearth, Thomas
Edwards, and Wilson Hogue, of Monroe county,
will take notice that on the 2Sth day of De-
cember, A. d. 1855, Levi Kirk, as Guardian OF
said Charles, Robert, William and Westiey
Russell filed in the Court of Common Pleas Of
Monroe county, Ohio, his amended and suppli-
meAtal petitioa, demanding partition of the
following lands in Mopeoe county, to wit: The
rorth half of the northwest quarter of section
70 III, township six, and range seven. containing
eighty-two acres. That at the next term OF
said Court, application will he male by the
petitioner to amend former order, or that
partition be made of said premises.
HoLLIsTER, oKEY & HoLLfsFER
Jan. 2, 1856. Atty's. for Petitioner.