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Az siEc' from {" iWi hors. Uow-r shortest notice
M" Rrds Patent Steam punp. .mpir.t aud most dur,l.
one ih u--, i'r ytisng water supplying builcrs.
FURTHER Information may bc litd by addressing
TOtSLEY A
d-lj-am-lPl % M.h~,, I.,nr N NJ
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hR % VI BALLARDS tnew srii,lel received t, b,st ,
- mum The worlds PA, Hni American w,er~
Nhi'i 10y the distinguished chemists
I"fb' ani pTutouucti tie hs foT sale
go. ,n us city PIlc" a. Principal Once sor. 4, ,,s 4
III
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-. ...HICtLrI WAREuOT3sE.


HNl su'torrs having removed to their Factory
street. between 9 aud ih prepared Ia r.yr
s'rI, lo all kinds Of Agricultural Machines and Of The
aic ana most approved patterns, which will
materials ind Of attention
CrNes double and single gear-i orcpowers TrrSrrs"
which have taken premium l.
Reaper aud MoSer the best Patent Linn. md
Hnnno SPalr hs approved E-h- Iron beam Ifo of
Rive. of tiec BALDWIN CAHnxyTi /. 20 -
Richmond, February -.
C,srIE Hun, 18Th Dec iS54
Ca WN " Sf"uGHruSD Sir; pleasure In rrcorog
here Impression ~ t. Of
Beam pteni) Gotham to-day IA, u0rr tory
aui complete than that of ever
~ incr' wide n ar close land aud aud PERFECTLY
cleaned out none Of the s"l earth falling back to It,
Tie ifitl OF tir pow witnessed nv of ny
9sf whom WV mention Mr~srs Frank r. Nelson, ten,t
} " Lw g Hopkins, Thomas Watson Inu, g. trr'
uci n n most excellent judge of agricultural
there We but auiuug superiority and nu
exception tilr iTriortnlnrr ~
wishing
p'em'ni iN~r'hiy known to our rgr cultural brethren
remain yours trily,
h2s WILLIAM c RIvEs
6NROtNO pL.ASTER.-wc Keep constantly ON hand
~ M Ground Plaster aud the selections from tie
best wnior Lump Plaster recommend n a, H. -,
y executed TAIIAFERRo npn
H-Farmrr. he supplied n their own bis. atm reduction
III price. Liberal discount, to merchants Tor cash Jazz
IuIOHGCE. TONQIA isENNS, Ache .uI,.crI.
- cases superior 'P 4 :" Stick ILcoriee
10 10 @o do ,,,lo. do ga" Ss a.. DO %
~ do DO JC 4 Go" do do
i9 iS is $$SS .t1cr ,Tc a., io 90 90
~ h'c- prime quality Canary SEED
aS'cks do do Hemp
~ lh' Hack Angostura ronqua
rbuNc7 lovcrings' Double iaafSnrar
Also daily expecting - prime
safe on accommodating terms by 1900.
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u LITE INN,tNNCE C0MI.N

- AVE ItFE INSURANCE COWPNNI.-TIr
- h'hnuud Pre- Association, the pioneer
m, state ior this Kind of lnsuanr Capital and Surplus
o f are now prepared 10 issue pocs slaves
he ,c Virginia Insurance Company It's Board DeCtors
Nesnay known s the community holding ertings la this
city, where al lose promptly lbyray ADJUSTED eut n
u VI ,in aud OH streets. " ~ T'' '-'''
Medical Examiner, Dr. VI. Burton.
JAMES c. CRANE, President
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100000!
IMPROVED HAVANA PLAN IoTrruv
By Authority Of the state of Georss,

FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY.
Schedule for January. 1856!
!" Ne drawn January si, ~i6 city OF Af,nt, p
amounting io
,..-, ,. - $4,000 -
"' i''lTlu'led according iur1ftf.
YOU draw d. lowest Prize get the cost of y.gr
t'Att' ftt+1sf 'rfl,fis1. and remember
every Przr is drawn ~ each
ONEPRIyE yytey r,c---...
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SNIFF Ann roH,,Co-

NNI md
UttIfR LoHlLLAED, M1NUFscrrErH, No ~ Ct,u.r, -. q
'"k Snrsssor 81 PFfR GrNRGF LEt ian m ~ f, -
al kinds "fSNiFfS and TOBACCOS n r.1,ra us. s. e
IarH Fr"s f"rrs1f h. obtained iy ,IIre.pg =. sI
W ''e h'ii Ut tir United
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pA1ENTrI.Asr,C s,,,,,r.
TiiE isEsr H,lix n1

NACiipN-N"ne genuine, eNp t, .tin of The
~ according to law Tpj n,f- ~
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ENtii. RDWARE.-w- arr n.w IN
Ie,eIto OF AiTesh stock OF Goods con.i.tuy ~ - -
A,u Table Cutlery. Of patterns ;,ns NSE/
s. s,,eh "a n,h>'ns A--orimvnt; Buiiug Mate ITS
lNrHT s>,orm-nt; Tools OF ies-rpsop. for ~ -, p,
sortn-nt - A Iniyr u~; together with a g,ur.I a..
AZ ~ anu Country Trade. Also. lNryr and til -, =, =
-ri5t. o B Stirup, Buckles A. Cat Nj
biur, Mhip, "e'' Hos cams, seTgr Wrb-
- Our purchase have been ma .r direct fr,,, a.. ,
hIIope aid America. upon oral.- terms IN
l,''iiis ai TIE rN-sriencr OF the 81, v..
,, tIi -. tIsde Ne naiisr ourselves upon krrpinT tl
iiaIiSaTr, suitable demand. Of 49,. -, =
the United Siaies ." ~ '"uHd IN any one house In
. We most respectfully invite M, ex. x.Bua,f,, 81, 81,
ierehahts ana others visiting this market frlpr a., p
VIC can satsy Tie largest Of on,er " 'At
-, SMITH ROBERTS
IN A., importers Of Hardware, No - Pal tr.,
aud Anchor" Bolng Cloth " -'"S''rs 'asi Steel
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PARKER. NIuuo IN
No. ll3 Eagle square
ANf just received second supply ef H. l.t..,
u Goods. uch Wv ''''7' s'1i's fAley
Rich Striped sks
D. DO Cheu siks
fan Wgrt Shs 40 qrafites
BLACK Rp Sits
Black Haratfcs sfks
Nnlorci and Wack MoIrr Antiaus sifk.
Paris frnicd MouIsclaIue
Striped EFlanfnes
Muiln gni Csmbri- sleeves and Ceu.r,
lrruch Wrought Habits eni Slew,
Tucked and Fnhroierri Csmbri. u.,ts..-,t.,.
Itrcad llrt Collars sleeves
Musln fises and inserfnrs
Nitnhfr DO
sw's' and Camhric Bands
Mernc sheuis snf s-srG
. long and sqlarr Plaid siaufs A..
A.o general assortment of Clasiisy 49, pt..r-.-
sc2S '''"H 'na hlfnkets' Tor servants
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'-o. ''Sc~ss .pv,srrsrss Hovs. ~ nassau
LOOKING-GL ASSES
AND PICTURE FRAME MANVFACTORY
HORACE v. sIsIER.
"hoLhSALE AND RETAIL SALEROOMS
~ foRsfrH STREET. NEw YORK
h. H " - would attention Of stranger. vt.i,,s
A's ts ety and especially thos-
wARfROOMS Ann M.SUFACropy
IN ur possession Of uneausll- flrts .nali 10 .x-,. .n
ofdr on The lowest possible s.Isfoous ,Ir r.p .it
eh"er -Ireiinsn- aud a full tmeni Of
NOR, ~, -, ,iu hCm ~, 0iLDlNG N ALL ITS BRANCHES
"''LbiNuS, Hl,H GILT, kbSL NDDDS. OAK MAPLE zEHRA
AND MAHOGANY.
I" .'.fS 'sfeb Aid constantly on hand
Order. ffum all UNITED State AND CASAD.a
rNrcit''i With prpmpnes-.
liberal discount alow-i tp ihc n sfGIpR
h"' '-@n-t,'.-l 60 g. ~ aud ~ Forsyth t. Yort
SAFETY FUSE.
LYON Mining Pufus srtins Ch.rs.. hath iu x.,
and dry a~tig of four
Jus N.a,, ; ,,s W.. ,ns'. .1h = ,Ille Tape Water fus..
Ni'huiae'uf'd sud sold by GLENN PUTNAM
tr- Order. promptly all Kinds Of CON ro.d, ~ a.,
mos mos ,ppI'sd ofAhd Ese'' ENhbtion Fireworks, shp six
~ -, nots-ly lsv4sl
FOR THE 900 900.
THE U. =. fAEENt MARBLE COMPANY
CAPITAL S1B5,OUO.)
. No - Brp"f'f'fv, H,fller -fs..f N.,s le,k
"A m ltpar"d lp eNr'ut" all orders
~ COLUMNS, fEDtSTAtS. PILASTFKs Il,
ti"h oi sNNA BnTEt, PNEaSEE- t,n-v
"r- equal in strength lautv To real mi. nI m
SOM fsi-ct- sup uSr-t' aud
maril-d IRON wood or slate II Is wholly objections
Wh'h 'r' urged against surfacr
si S' nh hr temporary ".s
u- rom = &" 40 orirs itlldrrs Cabinet Makers and
>,l'. 'i satisfaction guArsts-i princp.i
'''t- iIe',-n WIN PETER RRNNIE, pre-.
ccI5-ly-ts,vASl -' '''N-'
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fHt WOSf HEAt rITGI AND arm ar.r.,,
GOODS OF TIRE SEASON
iSN y. ~. HEtD bcrs to assure her oti ru.,o -
W mers and hc public that DE- ist -ef1r 80 ti
~ s. ,'inr NORTH Etee e hys. u person. sd n te rses MI
li' 't'uiii supply of fttt NtffvFHv has -
urr her eNPereusc s such that viii MT sio. h.r.iG
paced nr cquallcd thc sclcctou N raofs @' |
w. Hhfinn fo ihr ordinary suprlv lf Nl,r.-v -
80 ~ ah'nd'ni suply " ofsH4hroifsry eertut n .,,t
"a n 'iofr coct and elegant pattern Hat. and ,vrrvy
To- hel Tine n he latest and cioisrsf .tyiss w '''t
- cs W art hitting for the
oetg " ''' '''N''t "''" sfirfinnf
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l'Tsi Pr1es. amounting On. go,
ONiv iuoll Nrvrts.
Itckeis = Halves a. 81 uuarters Al as
.fr..,fy ~ ''iNs tasen ~ par AZ communicate
,s' ''''''''''' SAMUEL SWAN.
N''t Agent and Manager. lftrufa a.
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j. Il. HARGROVE.
r,,.. 70, .r0 GLNILInnN.

uuyr 80 siNt pNhSS MD WAItR PROOF BoOTS.
w made by M,s Son; aso, Gencrncns Pine prrss a
best style they NJ nice and wear VIII. -
ocH PI'rNEY, WATTS A Pt-rNpy
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Anoih"r OF the New York b,s vas married on s,t,,
a' at The Rev d. Hawks Church 70 relavr oftbe lion
hr- l'aht webster IL was brilliant affair The church
thtouged by the very best of the Ie,,n, c,i
here The bride and her maids we've very o. stty Tbs
patty "eie aitired 30 pink something Tor bridal. bs,
The costumes we're exceedingly rich aud becoming
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''NINIIHNIVN NFEtIIANT,
xyn1H H ,Akf ,Nr 'EsiNis srHsEr~ EicHNuSn. va.
NA II s'e H. personal attention sale ofWIF Ar CoRN
'VbA'Np and al other country produce ge o is
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'A"s '~@sH ~'"sii Hovs s,..lu
roHE
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1856-02-28
MISCf LLANEOUS.
PURIFY the HOOD!

MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX
BIT IERS. Free from nll mineral poisOgs. The
great popularity which MePPAT's LIFE PnLs and
lHGSix BiTTIRs have attained in consequence
Of the extraordinary cures effected by their use
renders it unnecessary for the proprietor to enter
into partio iouar analysis Of their medicinal yir
tues or properties Having been more than
twenty years before the public, and having the
united testimony Of more than TngEE MiLLIoSs
If pslspns who have been restored to the enjoy
nept Of perfect health by ilem, it il believed
that their reputation IS the best vegetable mcdi
cine now before thepublie, admits Of no dispute
In almost every city and village 10 the United
States there are many Sho are ready TO testify tn
their efficacy in removing disease. and giving TO
the whole system renewed yigor and health.
IN cases Of Scrofula, Ulcers, Sruryy, or Erup-
tions ol the Skin, tn operations Of the Life Medi.
zines ore truly astonishing, often removing in a
few days, every yCstige Of these loathsome dis
eases, by their purifying effects on the blood.
Fever aud Ague, Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Piles. and,
in shoit most all diseases soon yield to their Gu
raiye properties No family should be without
them, as by their timely use, much suffering aud
expense may be saved Prepared by
WILLIAM Is. M0FFAT, H. D., New York,
And for sale BY DR.. T. r. CLEWERS d CO.,
Wholesale aud Retail Druggists, corner Of Co
nmba and Main streets. jackson @. H., Ohio.
GrMoffat's Almanac to be bad at their store
gratis. Jan. 81, Ie56-45
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Notice OF Partition.


VS. : In partition
Henry Hatcrman and others
Henry Halterman, Daniel D. Halterman, ol
Jackson county Ohio, Henry J. Halterman. Eli,
as IIalterman, Charles Halterman, Richard
IIaterman, Sarah +. Halteman, of the county
Of Pike, Ohio, David II. Calhoun and PemeIis
Calhoun, wife Of said David II. Calhoun. Of the
county Of Warren, and State Of Iowa, John ]
Ilalternan, Of the county Of Ross, Ohio, Francis
N Fout, Jercmiah Fout, Martha J. Fout, Albra
Font. of Jackson county, Ohio, Zachsriah Cook
and Mahala Cook, wife Of said Zaehariah Cook
residence unknown. will take notice that peti.
ton was filed against them on the 26th day o:
January. A. D. 1856, in the Court of Common
Pleas of Jackson county. Ohio, by Jacob Halter.
man, and is now pending wherein the said Jacob
Haltcrman demands partition of the following
real estate, situated in the county Of Jackson,
State Of Ohio. aud described as follows: The
South West quarter of the South East quarter ol
Sectien No j, Town No 5, and Range No. 20,
containing thirty-six acres; and that at the next
term of said Court application will be made by
the said Jacob HaIterman, for an order that par.
titon may be made Of said premises.
JACOB HALTERMAN,
By R. G. HOFFMAN, his Atty.
Jan 3ls', l856-45 Gw.
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no COtTisAi,'COIth

SEALED Proposals for the erection Of q
School House In the Incorporated village oil
Jackson, In Jackson county, Ohio, will be re-
ceivcd by the School Directors or said village
until the 9th day of March next, II Is design
ed to let the entire work of said House to one
person or company, who shall also furnish ma
terial OF every description for the same The
size Of said building Is seventy six feet long by
fcrty-three feet widcj two stories high, pach
fifteen feet in the clear; the walls Of Sufficient
heighth to admit of two rooms IN the attic,
twenty. y.scven feet wide. twelve feet high aud
occupying the entire building in length. Each
story will be divided into four rooms and hall
through the ceHtprfrom side to side. The build
Ing is to be Of brick, including partition walls,
with s:cne foundation and stone caps and siIls
to doors and windows. All walls are to be
Twelve inches thick, and joints struck on
both sides. The ceilings and attic only are to
be plastered. Stairway from ground floor to
attic. A drawing of said building can he seen
at II. W. Whites Hardware store, in Jackson.
The building is to be enclosed by the lst day
of D, ccmber next, and completed by the first
day OF November, 1851. Terms of payment,
Fifteen Hundred Dollars on the first day Of
April next, Fifteen Hundred Dollars on the 9th
uH) VI ACu. lSO', anu tIic lCsluu6 III OHc anu
Two years thereafter with ten per cent interest
after the completion OF said building, Securi-
ty will be required Of contractors for the per-
tOrmanCe of the work.
GEO, NJ. ADAM51 School Directors of
K. ., HOFFMAN, the Incorporated
IL. w. WHITE. village Of Jackson.
Jackson, Feb. ii, ls56,-47-td.
.s9y Seioto Gazette and Portsmouth Tribune copy
one week Daily, and till date in Weekly. Send bill
to this office.
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SeiOtO & Hooking Valley Railroad;
Change OF inc.
GWM Il E o. ..l:.5'l';3

o. and after Monday, 10Th Of Dec. 1865, trains
will run as follows:
Train No. from Portsmouth to Jackson-will
leave Portsmouth at 3 O'clock q, nl-auive at Jack
at II o'clock a. 10. Returning, leave Jackson
AZ i o'clock p. NJ will arrive at Portsmouth at
o'clock p. 10,
No2. Will leave Jackson at III O'Clock, a. m
ant arrige at Portsmouth at II o'clock a. m--re-
turning leaEa Portsmouth at p O'Clock, p. mar
rive at jackson at ia ?. m.
Trains will run between Jackson and Hamden,
viz leave jackson at II a o'clock m. (after the
arrival Of the train form Portsmouth, arrive at
lIamden at Il Returning, leave Hamden at l2l1
U'cock-arriye at jackson at ] Il o'clock p. m
This train will connect at Hamden with the trains
from and to Chliieothe) Leave jackson at 2k
O'Clock p. m-arriye at liamden at3A o'clock-Re-
turning, leave Hamden at o'clock p. N,
Trains stop for passengers at the following sta
tions, to wit; Sciotoyille, Webster, Washington,
and Gslla Stations, Portland, Gross Roads lrwin's
Station and at Berlin,
]. RIGGS. Pras't.
Dnr IL 'Eb zaty
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Ev,e esn.Iin Academy.

1.-THE Spring and Summer Session Of this In
stttution will commence on
"wednesday, February Goth.
The Session is divided into two Terms OF
Eleven Weeks each.
The teachers are the same last session.
A. G. SEARS, PRINCIPAL.
S. IL. KELSEY, Assistant, and Teacher ol ' ocaI
Music.
Mrs. 8. A.sEARs, Teacher in the Ornamental
Department
Mss I, $, DAvls Assistants.
Miss f. A. DAVIS ~
Miss @. G. COOLEY, Teacher Of Music on Piano
Forte.
Tuition as usual, from SO TO S. per term
Board can be obtained in good icmies OF
reasonable terms.
For particulars apply 10 the PRINCIPAL.
SIMEON NASH, President.
r. ALrsnlRr, Secretary.
Feb. 81, 1856 4e-3w.
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A petition will be presented to the Commis.
sioners OF jackson County at their next sitting
on the first Monday in March, praying for d
County Road Starting where the road from
Buckeye Furnace to Middleton intcrsecb the
road from Middleton to keystone Furnace, on
Flint Run, thence up said Run as far as cxpedi
ent to make road on the best and nearest way
to Istrobe Furnace thence the nearest and best
way to the Line between John kinnissons aud
Noah Newks, follow said lns and intelsect th'
road from Berlin to Winchester.
Jan. 3lst lS5G-4w
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DRY GOODS &c. .
LATEST FAi.L .AMmIVXL.1.

| n hAAE ESA IA ~ REAtAks -
BNN, WALTEEaQUSB &c Bonn.
9WoULD once moie call tho attention Of IN
/ Mblc In general to their Latest and Qaande1l
sEtcUon Of Fancy and Staple
II. DRY GOODS.
Wech from he peculiar advantages shey huiS-
hGd in purchasing, they are prepared e. sell a
i! tie cheaper than ever. Call aad examine .Lsir
stock Of a
FALL AND WINTER GOODS, u
Fancy French and persian Berpge, Delaipss,
Lustres, Gingjiaids, Alpaccas, Merihoes aud
silks; both Plain aDd Fancy
CLOTHS AND CASSIMEREs,
Black French and American Broad Cloths, PlsiA
and Fancy Cassimeres, Sainsttsl Twesds. ana
Heavy Cloths.
FINE GOODS.
French Collars, Collaretts, Chemisetts. UAdef-
sleeves Artifcialg; Silk, Linen and Embroidered
Eandkerchiefs; Miits; Kid, Lisle Thread, Silk
and Cotton Gloves; Laees; Linens; Jaconstts;
Swiss Mulls; Botinetts; Bonnets and BoRnSs
Findings Of every description.
HATS AND CAPS.
Mems, Boys and Yonths' Fancy Cav; Grand
Wie Awake Hats; Gents No Ext Mole
skin, Fur and Otter Hats.
BOOIS AND SHOES.
Mems Boys and Youths Grain, Kip ost.
Calf and eml d. Brogans; Gents and Boy Kip
and Calf Boots, Cutters; Ties, &c Won.snfs
and Misses Fancy Lace Boots; Lasting Caters.
Calf, Goat, Morocco and.Kid Buskins;
Fancy Lace Boots, Busklns and Ankle Ties.
STAPLE GOODS.
Best brands Of brown and bleached MusIius,
Drills, Denisens, Sheetings, Pillow Casingss
Shirtings Canbrics, Silesias Table Covers,
Crash, Canvass and Prints Of every variety, Car.
pet Chain, Cotton Yarn, Batting, Wadding, &c.
Carpets; Rugs, Floor Oil Cloths, DC; Travelling
Bags, Sachcls, Umbrellas. &c.
HARDWARE AND QUEENSWARE.
Lipencott's superior Axes; Collins and GraiA
ShoFels; Door Trimmings; Cutlery; Pocket KniVea
DC. Queensware Of all kinds
GROCERIES.
Coffee, Tea and Sugar; MOlasses BY The barrsl
and half barrel; a full assortment Of Paints,
Oils and Brushes; Boot Polish and Backing.
Finally, every thing in the Dry Goods and Gro
c-Ty line. Come all who want to buy, and whs
don want to buy; come any way.
CLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEED.
A good article of each for sale lo9.
THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE IN CASH
will be paid for Wheat, Barrels, and Cooper STUFF
at our mill.
BUNN, WALTERH0USB l. BUNE. ..
Jackson Oct g. $3.50
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SI,erjn'S Sale.

VS.. Common Pleas
William Swanson) Pursuant to a certain exc
cution writ of il ia from the Court of Common
Pleas of Jackson county Ohio, to me directed |
shall expose to public sale at the Court House
in said county, Oh SATURDAY, the 18th day OF
March, 1856, at o'clock P NJ, the following
described property, to.wit: A part of ln.lot
No. 80, in the town Of jackson, in said county,
as numbered on the plat ofsad town. to.wit; ia
feet in width from front to rear off Of the North
westerly side of the half Of said Lot now owned
by Margaret Fegree, and adjoining part of the
same Lot now owned oy said William Swanson.
Appraised at Two hundred and Fifty Dollars.
Terms of sale cash VlNTON Pow Frs,
Feb. I, lS56-4G-5w. Sheriff.. G.
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lKOSD NOTICE,

THERE will bea petition presented to The
Commissioners of Jackson county, OF their ses
sion on the first Monday in March next, asking
for the establishment ofa county road, to be laid
out as follows, to-wit: commencing on the coun'
ty road, where the same crosses the railroad
near Joseph Phillips and on the south side of the
railroad, thence along the railroad to the cornel
Of Levi McDaniel's land, near McNtels Switch
thence north along the line between Mechanic
and McNeel TO McDaniel's Switch, thence along
the east side of the railroad to the county road
thence east with said county road TO the corne
Of David M. Phillips field, thence north tb'
nearest and best way to the town Of Portland.
Jan. 3Ist, lS56.-45 4w.
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Notice 0C Partition .

William Byersl In the Court of Com Pleas, in
VS. and for Jackson county Ohio
and ID" others S Sarah Byers. widow Of Edward
Byem, deceased, Charles Byers, George Byc@,
Isaac Byers. Elizabeth Goodrich. wife Of Levi
Goodrich Sarah Barbco wife Of William Barbee,
Lucinda Maple, wife of Reasin b. Maple, and
Sarah Hall aud James Hall, children aud heirs OF
Minerva and Fleming Hall, deceased, residents
of Jackson county, Ohio. and Abraham Byers,
Hester OK, wife OF PeYton Cox, and Charlotte
Baker, wife of Joseph Baker. Of Vinton county,
Ohio and Mary Shillett, wife of John Shlilett,
of Kirk. Kirk county, in the State OF Iowa, VIII
take notice that apetiti0n was filed against them
on the 18th day OF January, A. d. 1896, III the
Court of Common Pleas, in and for jackson
county, Ohio, by William Byers, and is now
pending, wherein the said William Byers de
mauds PARTITION OF the following real estate. sit.
uate in jackson county, Ohio, tO.wlt: The
North East quarter Of the South East quarter Of
Section No Seven, Township No. Eight Of Range
Eighteen containing Forty and 59.l0O acres,
Also the South West quarter of Section No
Eight, Township No. Eight, of Range Eighteen.
containing One Hundred and Fifty one and
Sl-l00 acres, Excepting as follows convey ed
to George Byers, to-wlt Beginning at the South
corner Of Section No, s, Tow nship No. s, Rmgc
IL. thence East 100 poles to Stake in The
Corner of the Section line on the South tide Of
said Section No. 8. Thence North AZ poles and
- links to aSt,kc. Thence West l06 poles tC
an Elm on the Banks Of Pigeon Creek. Thence
up said Greek with the meanderings thereof, al,
bounded herewith 1913 poles to Stake 10 tht
Section line on the West Side Of said Section No
&. Thence South l0 poles 20 the beginning, ex
cept 50 much as may be necessary to ereeet But
ment to secure a Mildam on the South side O
Pigeon Creek at the place where the dam nov
stands above the crossing of the Adelphia Rood
containing Forty three acres more or less. ant
that ut the next Term of said Court application
will be made by the said W lliam Byers for a
order that partition may be mace Of said prem
ises. WILLIAM DfBho'
Jan 9th, 1ss6--44,6w.
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Sl.erin's sale,
E1H1NH III . JdHHNR
Jedediah Z. Higby)

Jedediah E. Higbyl
VS.. In Jackson county
John Johnson, Sr., Common Pleas.
survivor of Pursuant to certain ex-
John Johnson, Jun ecution writ of i ia from
Deceased the Court Of Common
Pleas of Jackson county, Ohio, to me directed,
! shall expose to public sale. at the Court House
in said co.nty, on SATURDAY, the 18th day
of March ll56, at O'Clock p NJ the following
described property, situate in said county Of
jackson, to-wit: Lot No. 7, in Township No
6, OF Range No. 10, of the Scioto Salt Reserve
Lands excepting Ten'Acres out of the South
west corner Of said Lot, described as follows:-
commencing at the South west corner Of said
Lot No. 7; thence East 80 T. 43 and 7-l0 Rods;
thence North 3la W. 40 Rods; thence West 7S11S
. W. Al $40 Rods; thence South 10 W. 80 40
Rods, to the place of beginning, leaving of said
Lot No. for sale as aforesaid, SO acres, more or
less Appraised at $7l5. Terms of sale cash.
VlNT0N POWERS,
Feb. Z, 1856 -46-5w. Sheriff }. G..
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TnE 22d IN JACKSON This day was
passed over without the least sign, that
there ever was a Washingtonj not a flag
was unfarled to the breeze, nor a gun was
fred to the memory of the father of Our
Country, and net sound of the drum and
fife, was heard to peal forth a note of Mar
tial music to the anniversary of the birth
of that great man, in our community
Shame Shame