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TO THE PUBLIC.
4 ia MEETING OF THE {

Ia MEETING OF THE CITIZENS
N of M0rrfsiown held OF the seventh of Desem-
ber 1856 the follow ing fesoIutions nimously
adopted: -r
IsI That the pecuniary interests of all classes in
community are enhanced By the prompt settlement
of accounts
I'd. Thai six months is as long Book Accounts
ught TO run without being closed
sd. Therefore, We, citizens of Morristown and vi
einity de hereby agree that hereafter will close
our Book Accounts by Cash. or Note, or otherwise,
semiannua,Iy the first day Of January and July,
commencing on the first day OF January, 1856.
8. Hanauer e. Bros, James Eurgis,
X. 3. Clark, D. J. Jennings.
II. Taegart Co., John Mckeever,
John Lippincott & Son, Nicholas Rogers,
William Hogue, John F. Watson,
Benjamin Eaton, Benjamin Sipe,
DR.. E. CASTOR, John C. Berry,
James G. Eirick, George Lnch.
Or. r. Hamilton, James Adams,
John P. MeCleard, l.. P Gray,
G. Fox Isaiah McGnnie,
r. McKeivey, Daniel McGinnir,
William Eaton, Henry Sipe,
:. Z. Klotts, Jos T. Sipe-
James F. Ramsgc, William Morrison.
Abraham Carrier, R.Ferreil,
Asa T. French, Thomas Broxton,
James Rurgis, David Linch. oe>su
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A trial OF HooHand's German Bitiers will
convince the mQst skePtiesl Of their great
virtues. Read the following:
Julius A. Jeger said: New ELIzABF1H,
Hendricks CO., Ind sJune "a, 1854 II
should like you to send me a lot of your
German Bitters. know them to be a
valuable medicine, deserving ell .he requta-
tion they have acquired. have u>ed them
in nv own family, and they have proven a
certain remedy for crsdicating the fever and
ague. have used them successfully for
two years"
VIM. Norton says: HUNTINGDON, Ind,
Sept, %, 1854 -"Send me another supply
of Bitters Immediately. They sell rapidly,
and given the most unboundad satisfaction
in every case. do not know of but one
instance in which have sold one bottle
that the person did not return for more, and
ia that case the one bottle cured the person.
II. ALEXANDER, ST. Clairsville.
IA. c. MARTIN, ST Clairsville.
- Jas 2..-s-sr, Wheeling,
VIM. Dunbar, Uniontown.
Geo. C. Bethel. Flushing
RS Clark, Morristown.
II. H. Mott, Rarnesvie.
Nj. p. Miles & Son, Somer;on
And by Dealers in Medicines everywhere.
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Times fer holding Courts in tn,
Eighth Judicial District.

T. WE, CoRRIKsToN w. SEARLE, ROBERT
]. ALEXANDER, and SAMUEL w. BosTwIcK
Judges of the Court Of Common Pleas in the
eighth Judicial District of the State of Ohio
in pursuance of the power vested in us by
Jaw, do hereby order that the times for hold.
ing the Court of Common Please and Dis.
trict Court within said District, in the sew
eral counties thereof be permanently fixed
as follows, viz:
The terms of The Court Of Common Pleas
shall hereafter commence and bakalden an
nuaily in the
FIRST SUBDIVISION:
In the county OF Muskingum, on the Sec
ond Tuesday OF February, the first Tuesday
OF Nay and the first Tuesday of November
In the county of Morgan on the third
Tuesday of March, the second Tuesday OF
June, and the third Tuesday OF October
In the county 81 Noble on the first Tues
day of April, the fourth Tuesday of juno,
and the first Tuts tssday of October, and in the
sECONR- SUBDIVISION:
In the count of Belmont on the second
Tuesday of Febsnary, the second Tuesday o I
NAV, and the frat Tuesday of November.
In the counts of Monroe on the third
Tuesday Of March. the second Tuesday Of
June, and the third Tuesday of October.
In the count OF Guernsey ON the second
Tuesday of Atril, the fourth Tuesday OF
5o1s, is ne. and the r Tuesday Of os'''sr' and
THIRP SUBDIVISION:
In the Co unsy of Harrison on the second
Tuesday o. February, the FIRST Tuesday of
May, and the second Tuesday of November
In the county Of Jefferson, on the fourth
Tuesday % February, the third Tuesday o.
May. and the FIRST Tuesday Of October.
In the county of Tuscarawas, on the third
Tuesday OF Nsgch, the second Tuesday OF
June, and the fourth Tuesday of October.
And that the terms of tine District Court
shall commence and be held annually here
after, in the several counties in the said
Eighth Judicial District, as follows, viz:
In the county of Tuscarawas, on the fl |
teenth day of July.
In the county of Harrison, on the twenty
irst day OF July.
In the county of Jefferson, on the twenty
eighth day of July;
In the county of Belmont. on the twelfth
day of August;
In the county of Monroe, on the twent y |
seventh day oil August;
In the county OF Noble, on The first day
Of September;
In the county of Guernsey, on the fourth
day Of September;
In the county of Morgan, on the eleventh
lay of September; and
In the county oe Muskingum, on the
fifteenth day of September.
1t is also ordered that if any of The days
hereby fixed for holding the aforesaid Dis
rict Court shall fall on Sunday, then said
Court shall commence and be held on the
succeeding day.
Done at Zauesville, Ohio, this 18th day
If September, A. ID. 1856.
c. W. sEARLE, } Judges of the Court
R. J. ALEXANDER. ofC.P.ofthe 9Th Ju-
S. W. BosTwlck, dicial District, of o.
l CERTIFY that the foregoing is fu Il and
rue copy of the orig :nal on file in this Office.
s. w. GASTON,
Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas of Bel
mon. County.
ST.. CLA.RsvILLE, Dec. 4, 1856.
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@General Quilman made speech yes
terdsy in the House, in which he defended
tie message of President Pierce and the
fillbus,efing Of General Walker in CeRtral
America. There is 4, logical proPriety in
such twin de!ense. 1t one is deiensible
so 10 the other. ----
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SCROFULA, in its most aggrsved form
even after becoming firmly seated in the
glands, and suPpurstiOn has cont inued tor
year, readily yields to .hs powerful medi-
einal effects Of Carter's Spanish Mixture,
which has cured more cases of long stand.
ing within the past ten years than all other
remedies put together.
And for;;sale by
H. ALEXANDER, ST, Clairsville
A. C. MAXI II. St. Clairsville
Jas. Baker. " ncviing.
VIM. Dunbar. Uniontown.
Get.C. Bethel, Flushing;
r. S. Clark, Morrisiswn.
III II. Moot. GAINESVILLE
NJ P. Miles &Son. Somertop
And BY Dealers in Medicines everywhere.
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belmont COUNTY. OHIO.

belmont COUNTY, OHIO.
Court of Common Pleas.
THoaIs w. FAwcETr ana SIN w. FAwcErr his
wife, demandauts,
JESSE GkreG, THoM.s GREGG, WASHINGTON HooE
and PHEBx HoGE, his wife, defendants.
The above named defendants W III take notice that
the l5tn day of De- enber. ls56, the above named
den.andants Il ed petition in the Belmont County.
Ohio. Common Pleas Court, where the same is now
pending, demanding partition of the 10 lowing prem
ises, situate in said county: Part OF Section Is.
township, range A. beginning in the centre of the
National Road, at the W. boundary of said 5ecl ion,
and running thence - W. 50 S poles, thence n.
a.! E. $50 poles, thence :. II E. 635 poles TO the
centre of said road and the with sa id road IS
poles to the place of beg containing ten acres
more or less.
The dem andanis ask that partition he made of said
premises as folows: Te Sinah W Fawceit. Jesse
Gregg. Thomas Gregg, and Phebe Hoge, each one
fourth part.
AT the next term of said court application will
be made by the dem andantV for order that part-
tion may be made. DC, of said premises.
Z. ID. T. COWES.
dels6wl Atty. fer pet'rs.
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Rates Of discount on first class paper range from
IL to = per cent per month Outside paper hard to
negotiate. from to 5 per cent.
The rates of discount the issues of the Illinois
and Wisconsin Banks are heavy in consequence of
the difference OF rates OF Eastern Exchange in
Chicago and Cincinnati. In Chicago Eastern Ex-
change sells at Ii prem, while here We realize
only t.
Considerable distrust of the new banks OF Ten
nessee has been recently mani tested, owing to the
RUNsRED failure of several OF them We have not
been ap Drized of the failure OF any save the Bank
OF East Tennessee and its branch at Chattanooga.
n & Bank Mirror
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s.tTHr Galveston Civilian says the sugar
sop Uf Texas, the present season, will be
smost nothing; probably not exceed 5000
sogsheads. To make these 5000 hogs-
sssds and few more profitable to The
ARwer, the poor Northern consumer is
lged to pay some two or three cents per
more than he ought, but for sectional
'sr ,slat:on-in favor Of the South, Of course
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Erysipeias, ScIofti,, Kings Evil, .rstres
Tumors. and Salt Rhcum,


FTO7z rIrcytisg ksrcisDt c} s Lnss. ia. L iEs
Ia AVER: Your Pill, the Tesrssoa o. all thss o
goat in Es'ine. They have c:Isi E5tls dzuSAtsr
E G'rc0,s upon her hsna anil feet iisi proved
ru-Eiu for years. Her nn.ler has long e7iryons
y sh ei will! hItcl-- sni pimpls. Esr shin and In
ar E1'r After child cure, sts also trisl ysxr
pals. aai ;Eey sve cured her. asa HORGRIDGk
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oae bnje examination of the public schools
= is place, on Monday, Tuesday and
4 9dnesday Of last week, passed of very
to both scholars and teaehers.-
During the exercises on Tuesd"y and
Wednesday evenings, the Court House wal
crowded to excess with delighted and al
| seniive audience, and the scholars acquitted
5nsemselvee to the salts faction Of ali present
sd winter session of the schools will
- II ncs on Monday next. as we under
under the supervisors of the same
s,
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Fires were very destructive in the United
STATES last month. There were % in
which the loss exceeded $40 1000; ;.the totsl
amounting S2,445 600. The principal were
as follows: In Syracuse Sl,OOO.0oO; St.
Louis S4o0, 600; New York city S55O.OOO.
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FROM LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, December 26.
The annual Christmas Eve negro love
feast was broken Gp by the Mayors Insur
rection Proclamation, which is satirized by
the press and derided by the people. All
quiet yesterday.
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New YoRK, Dec. 81. F lour steady, sales 5000
bbIs. Wheat dull, with decline tendency, sales
IL. 700 bushels at Dol 7s for white and l,30 ior
red Corn firm; sales 1900 bushels. Pork buoy
ant. and prices have advanced l2ic. y Dbl; sales
western mess at Dol. %. Beef buoyant and unset
tied. Lard buoyant; sales in bbls at l2i. Stocks
generally higher.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-01-01

The Legislature of Pennsylvania will as
semb.s on the 9th Of next month. On the
18th. both Houses will 90 into an election
for United States Senator, in place of Mr..
Broadhead whose term expires on the 4th
March next
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sN1larriieo.

On the 25th inst, BY the Rev. Jao. MofTat, Mr.
;EoEGE w ROLAND, of Wheeling. and Miss. MAR
ANN tARIs. daughter oil MIR. WIN. Faris, oi thi
,lsce.
A Bachelors life, 81 dreary life,
And A. J. KEMP, has changed it;
He has taken TO him a fine young wife,
And thus he has arranged it.
On the 18th inst twas he wed
Miss VI. L. Frost. Ill name her;
Her with pleasure to the altered,
And sure then we can't blame. sir.
Now joyful lite may they both e'er live,
With Domestic joys e'er riie;
OF all earth's blessings may they receive
This, good husband, that, true wife.
]. Mex.
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STONE & THOMAS

T,AKE SURE IN ANNOUNCING the rpb that they
Il eeiptofth Tlu utcckof
Fall and Winter Dry Goods Varieties Millinery Goods Sc
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Monetary.

Since our last issue. Eastern Exchange has de-
clined--nominslly selling prem buying at par
We anticipate slight advance upon present
rates.
Gold is in moderate demand -.-retai rates are
buying tc. and selling ic prem.
No reliable Quotsrion cnn be given for Land
Warrapts---demand about equal 10 the supply.
At this date, December 18th, We are buying and
selling
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IA HEELING HAT AND CAP
MANUFACTORY.

S. AVERY
Manufacturer of dats and Cans,
Has on hand and is manufacturing and receiving q
large and general assortment of
Hats and Caps,
comprising all the varieties of colors and shapes
Hats and Caps now in use, of
Lttest Fashion,
and manufactured from the finest material and thc
hest orkmanship; all Of which will he sold Whole.
sale and Retail at the lowest possible price. From
my long experience in the business, and having al
ways used my hest endeavors to please, and furnish
tie pubic with
Good, Fashionable and ServiceabIe Hat
feel confdaut-with my present facilities and A
large Stock on hand-that | am able TO supply my
patrons nth article
Superior to any heretofore offered.
respectfully request a Call from those i'm want of
Hats and Caps, before purchasin gelsewhere.
S. AVERY,
Slei No. 14e, Main street, Whseling, Va.
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zstfysmbers OF the Belmont Coun.
EcniiunsI Society will do well to re-
hair elect ion of officers on the Isl
q sJ.asary in January. Let there
d 7dancs.
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Distances Aonoss THE ATLANTIC BY
THE VARIOUS RoUTEs.-The Boston Post
gives the following correct distances across
the Atlantic by the various routes (circle
sailng) as furnished by Lieut.. Maury:
Geographical Miles.
Philadelphia, via Del. Capes, to Liver
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ErIITDR:S NOTICE

Z. XECUTOR'S NOTICE.
IL Notice is hereby given that al the Probate
Court for BelmoIt LOunty, the undersigned ap-
pointed ana qualified Executor of the Estate Of
James McMullin. dec late oi Belmont County
ALI those indebted TO said estate requested to
make immediate payment, and those having claims
az ains said Estate, .oliied present them for
seti tiemeni within year IRON this date.
a.. hmolel URIAH McMULLIN, EX'r.
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Cincinnati. Ohio.

From the Cincinnati Daily Enquirer, of Sept. 2Sih.
DR. fREEsEs COMBINED EYsTEN OF PRcr!cE ron
PHYSICIANS AND FAMIIIEs.--Smith. Small Il Co.,
Publishers, of this city, haverecently Issued work
of the above title and all that have read IT speak "l
il in the highest possible prae. Ii is certainly one
of the most useful and Interesting books ever issued
from the dress. The Publishers are abundantly re-
sponsible, and any money sent thrm will be faith
fully accented for. A single dollar sent TO the
Publishers will secure COW OF the book, by return
mail free OF postage.
From the Cincinnati Daily Commercial, Of Sep
tember 29th.l
RI FREEsE's Combined system OF Practice FOR
PHYSICIANS AHp FAMIuEs.-This most excellent
and useful work, recently published by Smith,
Small & Co., OF this city. is now before the pubic,
and rs yet we have heard nothing but commenda-
ory words concerniigh. Every man and woman
hould have copy, and study it well.
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4iifG D.

At Unontown on the 1lth inst. SARAA ANN,
WITS Of David McConaughy. in the 4Gih; year of
her age. Her disease was Typhoid Fever, rerni-
mating in disease OF the lungs. Her end was peace.
On the 9th inst, at his residence near this
place, JANIS PARISH, about Sc years Of age,
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Attachment.

Josiah Jones, by r. w. James, Agent, Plaintiff,
VIM Woods, Defendant
Before Moses Melton. Justice OF the Peace OF Kirk
wood township Beimo nj county, Ohio.
On the I7th day of December, 1856, said Justice
issued an order OF alta chent in the above action Tor
the sum Of Sixty nine Dollars and Six Cents:
JOSIAH JONES.
dee53tpd1 By r. W. James, Agent.
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a TTACHMENT.
~ WALKER C. BRoGK,
Admir- of Benjamin f. Bethel, deceased, Plaintiff
Henry BETHEL, defendant.
Before Andrew Alexander, a Just ice of the Peace
of Rchland tow ndhp, Belmont county. Ohio.
On the lah day Of December, 1856, said Justice is
sued order OF ailac hmsnt in he above action for
the of seventy i've duiiars with inter
FROM June Is, 1853. WALKER Z. BROCK,
delS3tl BY B. s. CowKs, his ATTY.
A DMINISTR tTOR'S NOTICE-No-
N tice Is hereby given that at the Probate Court
for Belmont County, the undersigned were eppOnted
and qualified Administrators Of the estate of Mary
Gregg, decreased.
All those indebtedto said estate are requested N
makeimmediaie payment; and those having claims
against said estate notified to present them for
settlement within one year from this date.
T. " FAWCETT and
dels1 WASHINGTON HOGUE, Adn'rs.
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o3zs,-A boy living with PrrnR
k5sEE, two and half miles West
syste, had his skull fractured BY a
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z55ing At the Methodist Episcopal
On Sunday, The 4th. Rev. J.
= a. preacher in charge.
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Commercial Mattfrs
BALTIMORE MARKET
NEW YORK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Dec 27--Market very quiet. Flour
and wheat unchanged. Corn is la2 cents y bushel
better.
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#, 70 ssassade their debut a. Bridge
p Monday, TIE 2eth. 1t was great
b Bridgeport. We have no doubt
y citizens gazed, and wondered
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ARTHUR'S HOME MAGAZINE
FOR JANUARY, 1851.

In the January number OF the Home Magazine i.
commenced Miss Virginia +. Tow nssnu's Bew
novelette,. entitled
"Iook Out; New England Story
the first chapters Of which give promise cfa story
OF rare interest Ills nuaiher, which commences
the ninth volume. is prIn ted a new aud teGuti-
hl type, and The style the work greatly improved
the purpose fine pu5lisner- being 10 issue two
dollar magazine equal i'll typography and as choice
ly embeilished any OF the three dollar maga-
zines.
In regard TO the guilty CT rearing matter, the
Home Aug3zina cl:ims 10 lie fully equal and in
most cases superior 10 the general rnn ot periOdi-
Gals. It's great is 10 bring, III p e. mt. at
IrTCtiye way, 10y means Ui song story ~, log
raphy, hisioey narrative, &c, home t: hs tie
heart, and 10 III ke Old and Young vi :, D tier.
snI happier.
Not 10 lack any of the attractions presented in
similar works, the Home Magazine. among its
other elegant embellishments, gives, monthly, Il
coIrred steel fashion plate, executed in the best
style o the art under tine supervision of lienio e
Scott, who writes tor the HouejOurna igs iine cr-
tiGue on fashion. He also furnishes tle fashion
ARTICLES for the Home Magazine. A llrge variety
ot needle-w patterns are giving in every mum
ber.
The coiored stee engraving of"W intel, ;" in the
January number, is an establishment ui o rare and
costly character, and the effect exqnisfely beauti-
iu The co!ors are laid on tue steel plate, and the
print finished at a single impression The process
is slow and expensive, buI the picture when com
pletsd charming.
Altogether, the January number we regard as
gem in Its way. II will he sent tree 10 any one
desirons subscribe, or make up a club.
Terms 50 year, or copies for S. The cheap
est magazine in the country. taking size character
qualIty &C., into consideration. Edited by L. 5.
Arthur and Virginia F. Townsend and published
by T. ). Arthur 81 Co.. l03 Walnut ST., fEila-
delphia.
Chronicle 10 any one desiring them, or one year
tor 50 T5-
A.TATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUN-
~, s.. Court Of Common Pleas.
W.LEER HUSTxs, Administrator of the Esisie OF
Wm. Shepherd, decd,
AMOS w. SHEPHERD, and others.
Order to Sell Real Estate 20 Pay Debts.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of order
between the hours of 10 o'clock, aud O'Clock
p ~ at the front door of tIe ,'onrt House of said
county, will offer lor sale the following described
;rsct of land the same beng the North West quarter
of Section 10, Township and Range :, in Pultney
township in said county, except sixty acres OF the
asst sic sold WIN. Myers, the being subject
TO the dover of Ruhsma Shepherd, To the amount
I6 aires and ia pcrches OFF by note. and bounds
the said tract including the improvements there
TERMS OF SALE One third in hand; third in
one year. and the remainder IN two years fr'm tire
day Of sale. with interest.
WALKER HUNTER.
Administrator Of the said wm Shepherd, decd.
deiIiw
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Attachment.
D. Holloway & Co., Plaintiff,

Wilson Nichols, Defendant.
Before Samuel Branson. Justice of the Peace Of
Flushing township. Belmont Jounty Ohio On The
2eth day of November 1885, SAID Justice issued an
order OF in the a'ove ion for the sum
of Five Dollar 5 and Fify- Eight Cents and cost.
ID. HOLLO tAY & co.
Flushing December 18th, 1856. de253t
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Splendid Offers for 1856 and ] 857
Together.

Unlike the more ephemernl Magazines oftlie day.
these Periodicals lose little by age. Hence full
year Of the Nos. with omissinnsl for 1856, NAV
he regarded nearly rs valuable as for 1857. We
propose 10 furnish The two years at the following
GVTRENFI " InF r A'rFS viz
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y DAD NOTICE.

i T. Notice is hereby given that psttion will be
presented TO III: COmmi ssiOners OF Belmont county
al their December Session, praying to alter the
~ road along the bank of the Ohio River, in Puitney
township, and Belmont county. near the Southern
boundary line, a. follows: TO leave the Old road al
the south end of tine new stone house of john ID.
Gardner and James II. Gill, and above the old
track of the road southerIy, directly in froat OF The
month of the siOFe into The coal hank. and teTini
nate in the old road sf.er crossing the ravine at
smaii ones ory house owned by Robert CrIns!e, he
ing the FIRST heuse his land, and near his North
line. and TO have The I'D road vacated between those
points. oc.iUaH
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L TTACHMENT.
~ CARoLus JUDKINs

~ CARoLus JUDKIss
SAMUEL ALTON
Notice is hereby given that al my instance an or
der att achment has hcen obtained. on the 4th Gay
of December 1856 before Benz. Davenport Justice
of the Pc said county, the goods CHAT
ties s.oc ks interest in stocks rights credits moneys
and etTec Is of the defendant samuel Aiten, non
esident of the county, to satisfy claim OF seven
dollars seventeen cents and costs of suit
deIs3 tpdI CAROLUS JUDKISs.
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Nov READY! -o>---.,
lN TIE NEWSPAPER RECORP,
Collection OF Newspaper Facts and Statistics;
Containing
COMPLETE LIST OF NEWSPAPERS
in the
United States, Canadas, and Gre { Britain.
The only reliable work of the Kind in the World. -
An invaluable assistant TO the Editor, Book Puhsher
and General Advertiser. Sv0. 200 PIP. On receipt Of
~ it will be prepaid per mail 10 any part of the
country. LAY.& BRO, Publishers,
d9I3tl No. So, Dock street, Phi!sdelphia.
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