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C0mgIIesIosEEss, NoTIcE.


I'VE suascri5efs having been appointed by tho
= Han- PROBATE Court or tlle District Of o.
ieanf. tan-u'fsfGucrz, 20 receive. examine. and
al usf al cliins and demands of 81 persons
against tie esIate Of lea Merrill iste Of Barton.
~ SAID district deceased. represented insolvent.
and the term q SIX months from The 2sih day Of
april, fs5a, being allowed by said Court 20 the
creditors If sai4 deceased. 70 sxh;bit and prove
thetr respective elaine before as:
Give notice, that We a1u ftleud % the duties
g. Cur appointment AZ the we3Ilu R-house d Or
rln Asrfl 20 Barton "a sad District. on the ihitd
nesaag % Angsst uezt. az fen O'Clock n ths
flrHu15a.
: 4. EJ5iBALI-, fc......--
Z. TAYLOR. Nll'lti i's'opeEa,
I.fiart Hay O A. d. Is5G-zsw3
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MASS COUNTY CoNvENTToNl

The people Of Orleans County without
regard TO past political differences or d.
visions, who are opposed to The repeal
Of the Missouri Compromise, to the policy
Of the present Administration, to the ex-
tension Of Slavery into the Territories, in
favor Of the admission Of Kansas a.
Free State, and Of restricting the action
of the Federal Government to the princi-
pies Of Washington and Jefferson, are
invited 10 meet in Convention At IRAS-
BURGH, AUGUST ISth, At 10 A. NJ
/ for the purpose Of nominating a candidate
for Senator and County Officers, and the
transaction Of any other business deemed
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O. AT Caroline, S. c., on the night of
the 18th inst, Mr.. William L. Kelley
was suddenly aroused from his sleep, and
under the impression that his house was
being broken into, shot his wife who was
fastening the door. She died the next
day. Kelley was timid man, and in the
habit of keeping loaded gun near his
bed.
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DIED.

In this town, on the 18th inst, ar.
LoT DAVENPORT, aged G8 years.
In Groton, on the 10th inst, Mr. AMOS
NoYEs, aged 6s years.
In Walden, on the I9ih inst, MART
A. WILLIAMS, aged II years.
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AUSTRIA.

Violent hail-storms have committed
great damage in different provinces of
Austria, the details of which are now ar
irving. Bohemia has suffered very Sc
verely. During the 10th, 18th, and goth
ult., forty places were more or less injur-
ed. Many of the peasants are entirely
ruined, their farm houses, outbuildings,
and crops having been destroyed. The
quantity of wheat destroyed in the cir
Gle of Saaz, which is one Of the most
fruitful districts in the province of Bohe-
mia, is said to be enormous.
ITALY.
We have received from sources on the
spot on which we can place the fullest
reliance, as commanding the best posi-
bic information, advices which show the
state of things in Parma, Piacenza, and
the neighbOring portions of Lombardy,
| uOHA 10 int Es III Vi u GLC. al bAAItl O<ilC
notwithstanding the reports current, there
did not exist any collision between the
inhabitants of Parma and Piacenza and
the Austrians, although it might be ex.
pected at any moment, for the greatest
agitation had reigned among the people
since the government of the Duchess-re-
gent had allowed it to be clearly seer
that it was not in accord with the Austri
ans. In Parma, strangers" were il
constant apprehension of an outbreak
and were redeubling their precautions
Besides these, troops which they coulC
already muster, they were seeking tt
augment the force of occupation by 10,
900 men. At Piacenza they were leav
ing the barracks in the city to withdraw
into the Notifications, while they caused
the barracks to be made ready for fresl
troops, and they were taking into tht
fort supplies of ammunition and provis
ions. A large quantity of provision hat
been ordered for Parma. From LON
hardy 1000 men had marched toward
Piacenza, but they stopped half way be
tween Lodi and Cremona, apparently II
await a larger force, SO as to enter to
gether; but down to the 18th no rein
forcements had arrived except half bat
terry, which entered Piacenza at night
- Globe.
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G Nathaniel P. Baker, of Conway,
Mass, a member of the Theological
Seminary in Bangor, hung himself on
the 10th; cause, hereditary insanity
Hewas to have graduated in few weeks.
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ca A new passage, two miles in
length, has been discovered in the Mann
moth. Gave, Kentucky. 1t leads to cham
bers far SURPRISING all formerly known,
and it is believec still greater discoveries
will result,
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LIBERATION NOTICE.

FEyHIs may certify that have this day relins
Il pushed to my son GEORGE WASHBURN,
his time durii the remainder of his minority and
shall claim none Of his wages, nor pay any debts
Of his contracting after this date
L. 7. wAsHBURN.
Witness, DAVID DUBEA,
BESI. BUsHwAT,
Crzftsbury, June IS. 1856.
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e. There are now on the criminal
docdet of the First District Court in New
Orleans, not less than fifteen cases Of
murder.
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G. Robert Fender, Miss Jemima Reed
and two children were burned to death,
in the burning of james Pender's house
in Jerusalem, N. B.
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@ The occupants of Boylston Mar
ket took vote on the Presidential cleo
ton Saturday, at II o'clock NJ, with the
following result: Col. John C. Fremont,
16; Hon. Willard Fillmore, Il; Hon,
James Buchanan, 2.
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STATE or VERMONT,


g ] a Probate Court holden AZ Irasbureh vit1ir
= and for SAID district On the 81 dav Of July.
ls5s, Wilbur F. Hcyt, Administrator On t6s
estate Of George Allen, late Of Greensboro In
sad district, deceased, intestate filed his appl
cation IN writing setting forth that the real estate
q bis decedent wHs e; The time Of his death and
now is iacumbered by mortgages TO the amount
Of s2lo5o, and that there il not snfficien, assets
n his hands 70 pay the same and prayE tie Court
Tor license 70 selh part Of the real estate 70 pay
SAID incumbrauees.
WheTenpou il is ordered that said petition bs
referred Tor hearing and decision ~ Probate
Couri 70 be huldcH at the Probate Oaioe IN Iras-
burgh, on the 9Th dav Of August next, AZ 10
o'clock A ri. Il Is further ordered that III per
sons interested be Eotdea hereof by the publioa
ton o. this order IN the Orleans IBdepeuden,
standard, printed st lnsburgh. three weeks sue-
eessively, The last Of which publication % b
before the time set far said hearing, that thew
may appear and show cause, If any they NAV
have, Why the PRAYER OF the petitioner should usi
be granted.
true copy q record. l-s~s
Attest u. CARPENTER, Judge.
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g. The towns of Haverhill, Piermont,
Oxford, Warren and Benton, n. H., have
offered $500 in bounties to slayers Of
wolves, bears and wild cats.
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Co-IgEEssEoxEE,s NoTEcE.

HAEElsoE Z. cHENEY's ESTATE
T'HF sais-ribe-. has II bsea appointed BY The
Naa lFetia-e CsuTt far fi.e District n o.
. tspt Fl 1ueut GO Teeeire, eZauile, and
G@ ~ cairns n7f 8zaaa3s IF aH persons,
sqa.asl fbs estate d HAERIs0E L. CHENEY
.ate # HHftlas la -aid District, represented in
soFenf ara fae ieFn af .fs months from The
-ssa sasC }Hae. 1850. beiaE alsTed tg said
g0HF- = fee clrfIfar= OF la#a deceased. n ezs
iasit aaa afeFe ttsif respective ejaims before
Gi8E &01fC thaf 80 gs aitoEd 10 De 1a-
fiss * aar sFF1 staea' BE- lae afirs 81 Samusl
4 willard Is Her-aa e. s1.a District On ths sth
q So. znperaae aa7efuaer Hexl, st enc o'clock
8 TIE ai.err srSH 90 eaeA ~ sala days
ssAf 70. a. WILLARD. go.
AUEA SIXTH.
Esftsa Fsie e Iegs-9saW3
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@ All that is truly good and beautiful
in life blooms around the altar of domes-
tic love.
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France.

Ihe rumor-of an approaching inter
view between the Emperor Napoleon
and Francis Joseph is gaining ground.
The imperial meeting win take place, if
at all, after the Emperor Napoleon's So
journ at Plombieres, for which place bis
majesty started on Tuesday afternoon.
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JAMES HAMlLTON's ESTATE.
: ia TIE OF EKsmOy

ORLEANS ilisrEIcFs -.
Probate ronft, holden q IrasbufEh Ia an4
= ier sad District, Oh the 30th day Of June, A
d. sae, Jane Hamilton Administrators on tha
estate Of James Hamilton. late Of Troy, in said
district, deceased, makes application to said court
% extend tie tfFe heretofore allowed her 70 nay
tic debts due from said estate and 70 render her
administration account until some future day:
hhereupons it Is ordered by said court thar said
application be beard 70 n Probate Court 10 be
holden 81 the Ian % Jos. bnfes, ID in Derhv. or
lie 2lst aay 0f July. ls5g; and, i i fafther
ordered. that notice BE- given 20 an persons cor
eeruea. hF the Publication 81 this order IN the
Orleans Independent Standard printed 20 lrss-
lurgh' three weeks Fnccessiveiy, before hearing.
Attire copy q record. g7N8
test, q. CARPENTER, Judge.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTTCF.


HAI.FH Z >hIAAtk's Estate.
VIC sHsaSfeeTs having been appointed hv tss
4 lic1. Probate Caurs lgr tie ll.ssrz.t al o..
lsaas Ce1ltnl ssiaaers. O. ucceise. cxaea.re. and
ss5ls' = c'1as sat eerusnA.s Of al psrsors
againsi 90 estate 40 Ea.pa z. ST.. nan7. l-ts -
Narion, b sz74 srrlct deceasei, represented In
solvent, ezl3 te term 9f 81 mga,as iraga he ioth
ease lu'r, lsle, 5ainr allowed ly sid Court
q iic easal,ors 81 SAID deceased, % exhi5ii and
prove tner respective ciaims before u.s.
give Hoilce ihtt we VIZ sItcad 10 tie duties o.
or Hnraiut-ncul ~ thc 6weiiina-house al v-isovg
hiAry Skinner lH tnrfun, On sat1 District. on the
second son-1ys 81 September and Januarv rsx,.
g nirs o'cl51k #a ,hs forenoon On each o. ssia
days
F08DTCE s. rRrNCu.l
I TIMOTHY LYMAN. Cs-nursssst.rrs
hkEfANjN HEATH.
0logeE July 81 a. D. lsas.-asra
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"a A county treasurer in western
New York, is said to be defaulter 10
the extent of $4,000, and has va
1nosed.'
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e. It's said that there are 100000
Sabbath school papers issued every month
in the US.
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"a A good daughter is the morning
sunlight and evening star of her parents
house.
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Arch RIaHea-

kCh Ash sfiti Oven stoatls. Caakinr nArees
n FsEasrs Aa3eu, chsi1 Rumps. iron ana
Copper Pumps Lead rina. Irea Sinks. IN 80
ehesr By 4. gHhMBERLIN & Co.
far;ua. frlv, Is55.--sF
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The Pioneer Party from Vermont
soeetsls in Kansas, will start the 18th dav
IF Aseust next.
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h0TfeE.

4 IL persons are hereby forbid har6arlng o.
"A trusting my 500 6o3BHIs ~ sTEyENA.
on ny accounts as shall pas na aebts q bis con-
traeting after tbs date. HIRAM STEVENS.
Crafisbary JElY -. 1856.
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FRENCH & ROBINSON,
TANNERS AND CURRIERS',

" QElD say % their friends aasi ps.-sa, IA.
theT sro nos pseqared sosxscate al o-sle,.
- So q 8 manner ussas9,esssa By any Grin
q Ne#s hnS.aHa- Green Hsfss wanted i,
oxcbanee - Casa Remember thsf yre -. :.
LfrrLS nsorn for Eides aaa Sims than 80, 49,
elss
soc ard Copper Lcataer. ara Calf sk.n.. al i.
ss1psriaF usiitF siways CO hand, and l5r ssls y
tae lovest market Prise. --ss-av
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ElInERAYTnN NfTTfE.

FNsHg salssafsbsFs az afssssa - 3 & A. DgF
"A laaa4sa, ~ gte ssss ef essshs q tar4g
sssnaaaefnfa. wsh der wsH 49, = sxetpnss %
cssa o. ea&
aEoRGE wonTBISeT0E. j. & co
1YsaAurEtg 5#n. g. AssS~EH
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COL. EREMONT'SLIFE.
The only C6Mplsfe and Authorised EDITION.
THELIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES or
JOHN CHARLES FREMONT.

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viii be the only complete biography OF the emil
nent EXPLORER, SCHOLAR, STATESMAN
AND HERO, whose recent nomination bv tho
Republican party, f5r the highest ofFice Ia the
gin of the people has awakened renewed Inter
est ia his wonderful career Much material here
tofors inaccessible TO the general reader, inclgl
ding incidents in his esrly career, is incorpoTa-
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

ALL of the Democrats are requested
to meet at BARTON VILLAGE, 18th
DAY OF AUGUST, 1856, at 10 A. NJ,
fer the purpose of Nominating Candidates
for County Officers to be supported at the
September Election,
A. S. EATON,
NELSON RAND, County Com.
A. PAINE,
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HATR cussinS sons, and Rssors Honsd by
III Wa a. BAEkg
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n-~ Ok SCOTT sesls 50 e. s. fraeass a.
psfraa# fiss - has eeaslasssi q eeqassa la Tssr
Rssssaso s. tls #ss ns
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BOSTON MARKET.

WHOLESALE PRIcEs.-JuLY 10, 1865.
FLOUR AND MEAI,-per bbl.
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I.emaf MOtiCe.

DICHAED GRAY, whose place of residence
II. is without the state of Ohio will take no.
lies. that OF the 18th day of August, 1886, 1T
the instance Of Hugh B. Hill, summons and
order OF attachment was issued against him
by Joel T. Rauolrh, Esq, Justice of the
Peace Niti.:a and for the county Of Monroe,
and Sta.. s,f Ohio, demanding S19,623. That
sal! summons was returned endorsed defen-
dant not fuund. and said order of attachment
endorsed no goods, &C., found whcreon to levy.
said attachment with suggestion to said Jus
ti,.e that said Richard Gray had an interest in
real estate in said county. The said Hugh r..
Hill 1Ilrrrupon on the 30th of August, 1886,
flied transcript of said proceedings in the
Court OF Common Pleas OF said county, and
obtained an order of attachment thereon which
has been served, of all which the said Richard
Grav will take notice. The said defendant
Richard Gray will also take notice, that on the
3oth of August, 1856, said Hugh B. Hill, filed
in said court his petition in civil action against
said defendant, wherein he asks Judgment
against said defendant for ffty-two dollars and
So cents with interest follows: On S23 from
February l. ls4S, on S23 from December %
ls4S. and on S6.36 from March 81, lS4S. You
will therefore take notice, that unless you ap-
pear in said court, on or before the third Sat
urday after the Sth day of October, 1856, and
answer or demur to said petition, that at the
October term OF said court, 1886, said plaintiff
Will ask for judgment against you by default,
HoLLIsTER, 0KEY & HoLLlsTEIs
Sept. 3, 1856. Attys for n. y. Hill.
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HoNo,cay's PiRs.--Astonishing Cure
of Bilious Complaint. Mr.. Patrick
M'Kennan. of Columbus, Ohio suffered
for upwards of three years from violent
pains in the head, foul stomach, bad
digestion, disordered liver, aud general
nervous debility, he tried various remedies
for the mitigation of this compound dis
order. but he only became worse instead
of better. although he also consulted Sev-
ersl dcct rs Finding that the medical
faculty could no; c"rc him, he had re-
coarse TO Holloway'S Pills, ~ continuing
with this remedy i;of a few weeks ht e"-
tircly regained his health, and ever since
then he has not had the slightest return
oF his complaint.
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~ % a' q G E !.

Is hereby given that a petition will be pre-
sented TO the Commissioners of Monroe county
Ohio, at their next session, asking for a graded
county road from srdis in ohso township 10
Antioch in Perry township, commencing at
Sardis. thence down the River to the mouth OF
Narrow's run, thence up. said run to the low
gap,near the residence ofJno, Robinson, thence
down Walnut camp run, the nearest and
best route to Henry Eglebery's mill. the near-
est aud best route to Antioch, the grade ofsaid
road not to exceed 81 degrees.
Manr Petitioners.
sepf. Il, 1915. tri.5
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Legal Advertisements.
Notice,


n TANCI FILM, of the county Of FauIui"r.
~ in the Stat .f Virginia, is hereby notified
that James Finn al on the 2ist day Of An
gust. i eI6 file his u iton in the Office Of III"
Clcri; Of the Court of Common ll,ias ot Mon
roc county, Ohio. charl.ng the said Nancy
Finn. his WIFE. with within >b7""rc from him
for more than three years pas, and askin" tia'
he may h:. divorce f"orn her, lie said Nancy
Finn. Petition viii stand for II :tring dt the
October Term Of the Court Of Common Pleas
for said comfy Of Monroe.
The defendant. Nancy Finn, will take .:otite
that dcpositioliS vii! hr taken in this case ~
The plur;iI o1 the l@tll ;,lll 2Gth days Of Sep
tcmbcr, >sG, ri t:,,. courthouse in The counts
% Preston. in tn" State OF Virginia. between
the hours of tipcIoek =. ~ ana o'cocl; =. n.
Of said DAYS. before competent authority.
Dated this 2lat day Of August, ls5G.
JAMES FINN,
Aug. %. il: WIRE i H0LL ,Np, his attys.
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iSkii lSStESG
Elisabeth Hawles J NICHOLAS RQWLES, the
vs.. II defendant, now resid-
Nicholas Rowles. ing in parts unknown t"
the plaintiff, Will take notice shat Elizabeth
Rowles. of Ike County of Monroe. i'll the State
Of Ohio, did on the 9th day Of August, A. u.
S5G, fite her pettion III tho Court of Common
Pleas within and for the cCnntv Of Monroe, III
said STATE of Ohio, against tn" sail Nicholas
Rorlns defendant, sc:tir:, forth that he said
Nicholas Eow.c< gave Mortgage 10 the said
plaintiff on the south west quarter Of thchorth
east quarter CT section No. -. OF township
No. ,. Of range No. .: containing 81 acres and
5S hun,rclths OF an acre, in the District OF
lands subject to sale at Marietta OHIO Also.
lot uf land being the south. west quarter OF
thr -outh west Guartktr. nI section No. IS, OF
township ;, Of range >, containing - acres
aud 81 huIr!re:ltt,s rf an acre. AMI also, an
other lot oi iani, being a part OF the north
wei quarter of the soutil e.lss iy,s4ar of sec
,ion -, Of township :, Of rang"5 it being Oh
,,, west sill, Of said lot, tha east line running
Will, th;. ,ni,ls Of the big-l;ck run, containing
, ten acree, I,oTe or less. Sand lands, first and
tlir! named tracts hoilfs in said county OF
Momroc, ;,'ll said second named tract in the
! county ot Washington, Ohio, to secure the
payment Of seven hundred and fifty dollars,
according to a certain note referred to n.sai /
| Mortgage, and praying that said defendant may
pay said sum Of $3.50 with interest thereon
! from the cd day Of D.sccmber, l645, or that
said premises may be sold to pay the same
| aud the said Nicholas Rowles is notified that
| he is required o.appear and answer said peti
tition. on or before the third Saturday after the
18th day of September, 1885,. @ IS
JOHN SINCLAIR,
| Avg - 1856 Gw Atty for PlaiasitsK
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Gg Ass REs2D:

On he 31st ul.., by Rev. James Bracey, Mr..
JAMES SrEw Art, of Ohio township. and Miss
MARY KING, If Green township, this county.
On tn. 25th ult, by Daniel Dougherty
Eso Mn. ISAAC HALL AMI MGs. ELS sABETH
]. grim, both of Washington township.
ON the 25th ult., 10y III. l.. Bowser, Esq,
afR, SILAs j. GolDoN and Miss REBEccA ). An
TILL. all of Franklin township this county.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

B. S. Cowen ! IDY virtue Of q writ al
VS.. ID fl. Jc. CT lcr. ia. to me
Lawrence Roach directed from the court Of
and common pleas Of Monroe
A. 3. Covert. county. Ohio will offer for
sale, at public auction, at the front door Of the
court house. liz the tow of Wuodsield. III sai:i
county, between the hours Of 10 o'clock, 4. Il.
ana o'clock, p. H., on
.St'turday tie l1M dag Of October, 1856,
The following described real estate lying and
being in Monroe county, to wit
The south half OF the north east quarter of
section thirty-thr"c township three and range
five, containing ffty-two acres, more or less.
Appraised Al four hundrel and twenty dol
lars.
Taken in execution. aI.t layie.t on. As the
;,rnr,rrty OF Lawrence Roach AMI \. B. Covert:
;.t the suit Of Benjamin :. Cowen.
WILLIAM READ,
Sept. 10. s. s.. Sheriff OF said county
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M0tice.
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE

MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
DY virtue Of mandate to me directed from
ID the court of Common Pleas of the county
of Monroe and State of Ohio, in the case of
Anthony Sheets against John Flanagan, there
VIII be offered for sale at public auction, at the
door of the court house, in the town of Woods
field, in said county, on
Monday, the 2OM day Of October, 1856,
between the hours of 10 O'clock a. M, and 4
O'Clock, p. NJ, of said day, the following real
estate. lying and being in said county, to wit;
The south west quarter of the north west
quarter of section twenty nine, township three
and range four WIN. OKEY, Mas. Com.
sept. i 50 90 Mon. Com. Pleas.