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A FORMER Resident OF WHEELING Ar
RESTED FOR FoRGERY OF FoUR YkARs
SrANpIEG.-JohR R. Miller, (not our friend
in the Sheriff's vffice) former residen: Of
this city, twas arrested by the Sheriff Of
MuskiDgum county, Ohio, last "Wednesday
morning. upon requistion from Governor
Chase. in answer TO a requisition from Gov.
Clark CT New York. The Zunesville
Aurora furnishes the particulars of the case
of Miller which is OF some interest to those
who attempt to escape justi"e. -Four years
ago he was acting Constable in Syracuse.
New York, at which time it was discovered
tina, he was making sic bills out of Is, for
which he wes Indicted in three indie tmeuts
He then suddenly left Sy acuse and a wife
with four or FIVE children; came 10 Wheel
ing, married a School teacher-a Mss
Walker who taught in the Fourth Ward
school of this city-and went to GAINESVILLE
some time since, and has been until lately,
IN the employ OF the c. o. R.. R. Company
When he was arrested he was keeping a
Boarding house in the latter place. He y as
10 have been passed over to Nelson Phillips,
Deputy Sheriff of Onandaga Co., N. Y, on
Thursday to be taken back to the place ei
his i-ansgressions.
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The COUNTY IsrTRnAKy.-By special
hiltation we visited this institution On
Saturday the Sd inst. II was the regular
day for the mesting of the board of Directors
ane We had good opportunity Of becoming
acquainted with the arrangement of eysrv
thing there. The Institution Is in yerr
good condition. The superintendent, from
what we could see is man eminentIv ou,I
ned for his station. His duties are Of III.
most dificult character. There are about
sxty inmates At the present time; quite /.
number of these are insane, some are ravinu
mAmace,aDd the remainder are old and very
iahrm, and all combine to make the dutiss
OF the superintendent very .arduous indeed
His position is any thing but envisble, and
while some would condemn him. le, then,
place themselves in his office and practice
hh experience Tor short time, and GU,
word for it their condemnation would b,
changed to sympathy and commentator.
We were particularly struck with the clean.
illness of every thing, and the com fort o
the psupers' And then when we saw these
poor unfortunate creatures surround tsbl.
table spread with an abundance of wholesome
food we could not but contrast their cendi
tiop ,withsxha it would be were we vithou
an Infrmary. The expense of this yea
will be much increased by the failure o
crops on the farm, which we cannot bu, =.
pect. In another column may be found III,
rules and regulations of this Institution.
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A trial O! Hoofand's German Bitters will
convince the most skeptical of their great
virtues. Read the following:
julius A. Jeger said: New ELIZABETH
Hendricks CO., lad, June "a, lS54-"i
should lie you TO send me lot of your
German Bitiers. | know them to be a
valuable medicine. deserving all The reqlta-
iion they have acquired. have u>ed them
in my own family, and they have proven
certain remedy for cradicating the fever anj
ague have used them successfully for
two years"
VIM. Norton says: HUNTINGDON, Ind,
Sept, 90, 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 I have sold one bottle,
that the person did not return for more, and
ia that case the one bottle cured the person.
H. ALEXANDER, St. Clairsvlle.
IA. c. MARTIN, St Clairsyiile.
Jas Baker, Wheeling,
VIM. Dunbar Uniontown.
Geo C. Bethel, Flushing.
X. 5 Clark, MOrristown.
II. ii. Mott, Rarnesvllle.
NJ. Z. Miles & Son, Somerton.
And by Dealers IN. Medicines everywhere
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FROM NEW YORK
1SKcoND DISPATCH.


Kansas, has passed through this eitv on his
route to Washington, with dispatches from
Gov. Geary.
sIcoND DISPATCH
Mr., HoOgland, whe passed through here
yesterday, is understood to represent the
views sad wishes of Gov. GeaIy in regard TO
sundry legislative mea: ures of Importance
to the welfare OF the Territory. Mr.. Huog-
land states that although it is not easy to
exuggerate the outrages and disorders which
have prevailed in Kansas until within few
months past, yet matters are row assuming
much more peaceful and promis ing aspec,
The Free Stste Legislature meets to-day
The other one meets on NoEday of mex
week.
The Boston Chronisle of this morning
contains statement that Senator Sumne
will net leave for Washington, as was in
tended, owing to being advised 10 the con
trsry by his physician.
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ARTHUR'S HOME NJ AGAZINE
FOR JANUARY. 1857.

In the January number Of the Home Magszine is
commenced Miss Virginia +. Townscnus new
novelette,, entitled
s.Look Gut; a New England Story
the frs; chapters ol which give promise 'fa story
oi rare interest This number, which commences
TIE ainsh vo ums, is prln ted on new and teautl-
u type and ILe style o the work greatly improved
the purpose OF the pun hlIse:s being 70 issue TWO
dollar dgazine equal in typography and us choice
y enIbeiiished any OF the three dollar mHgh-
zincs.
In regard TO the quality ot !esling matter, the
linme Magazine claims 10 lie tuiiy equal. and IN
most cases superior 10 the genera rnn OF perOdl-
CT Is. lis great aka is TO tIirg, i'll pleasant. at
trIctive way. by means song, story, esa"v. bIog-
raphy, hislOev narrative, DC, home Ia - % ;Ae
heart, and 10 III Ike old and ycrns VII T, osiser.
and happier.
Not to lack anv OF the attractions presented in
similar works, the Home Mugazne, among lis
other elegant embellishments, gives, monthly. Il
co ored s.eel fashion plate. executed IN the best
style o: the art, uadsr the supervision OF GrniO L
scott who writes for the Home Journal Its Ene cri-
tiGue on iashion lie also furnishes the fashion
articles for the Home Magazine. A larse variety
OF needle-wora patterns are giving Ill every NUM-
ber-
The coIored steel engraving Of" " inter" in the
January number, is an establishment oia rare and
costly character and the effect exqui>iieiy beauti-
iul The cuioTs laid on the steel plate, and the
print finished ne single in preston The process
is slow and expensive, but the picture when COM
pleied charming.
Altogether, the January number we regard as q
gem in It's way. 1t will be sent tree 10 any one
desiross 10 subscribe, or make up club.
TeIms 50 year, or copies for s. The chesp-
est mag azne in the country. taking size. character
quality, &C.. into consideration. Edited by T. 5.
Arthur and Virginia F. Townsend and published
by r. 5. Arthur & Co.. l03 Walnut ST., Phila-
dtlphia.
We will furnish the Home Magazine and the
Chronicle 20 any one desiring them, for one year
Tor 81 IS.
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.ELNONT COUNTY, OHIO.
Z Court of Common Pleas.
-Fnoa.s w. FauCsrr and SIS Al w. FAwcsTr,
wife, demanGan!s,

Court Of Common Pleas.
Trou.s w. F.vcEr-r and SISAH w. FAwcsrr, his
wife, demanGanis,
JESSE GHKzG -THoM.s GREGG. WAsHIEGroS H"GE,
and PIEkx HoGE, his vie, defendants.
The above named defendants VIII tase noticethat
on the l5tn day OF December. ic56, the above named
GeuandaAts fled petition in tile Belmont county
Ohio Common Pleas Court, where the same Is no"
nendinq demanding Part i;ion OF the following p!eIs
isss situate in said county: Fart Of seCil"n s..
t1yushio = range be4inrin" IN the centre oi Inc
National Road at the w boundary OF ssid section
and running thence > w So ) poles, thence n.
SI4 E 253 poles, thence :. = E. b33 poles 70 we
centre of said road and thence with sald ToSd "a
mole 10 lie place of beginning; containing ten acres
more or less.
Thc dema manian,s ask that partition he made of said
.pre,nises as foows: To ainEh w Fawcelt Jesse
Gregg, Thomas Gregg, and Phebe Hoge, each one
fourth part. . III,
Attha next term of said court an application WIN
be mad. hy the dem andaus for order that paril-
2 ID. T.. COWEN
deJasy1 Atty. far pet'rs.
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EyIGl1
sitet

HoTEL CHANGES neglected ssne
time since TO notice that our enterprisinp
sowDsman. SAMUEL LEWIS, had retired from
the proprietorship of the National Hotel
Ar. L. has been succeeded BY his brother
WM. Lewis, Esq, of Bucyrus, and we can
assure the travelling public, that in the nres.
emf proprietor they will find an obiging and
accommodating gentleman, and that the
National" will continue what it has hereto.
fore beer, one Of the best houses in Casters
Ohio.
The American House has been sold by the
Messrs. 6mI1Hs to ISRAEL WHITE, ESQ. Ie
Deputy Sheriff. Under Mr.. WHrrE's super.
vision the American House, we feel assured
will incTease its business, and take i,s tame
a. second to none. We understand Mr.
WHITE is to take possession On the 18th i.
this month.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-01-08

The North Carolina Legislature have
passed an act repeating that clause in the
Constitution of State, making a property
qnallflcatlon TO voters in the election oI
State Senators. The act submits the
change to the people at the general elee-
ton IN August next. The Wilmington
Journal says there is no doub, of its retifica.
tion.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-01-08

MI. BUCHANAN, it is reported, has written
letter, saying that the election of Col
Forney to the United Safes Senate. would
be agreeable TO him, anG that the party owe
that acknowledgment to the latter for ser
vices rendered.
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REPUBLICAN STATE CENT RAJ COMMITTEE ROOM,
ls1In Lam

RrPupI IclK STATE CENT RAJ COMMITTEE RooM, I
Columbus. January 9. 1857.
The Republican State Central Committee
have received communication from Lyman
w. Hall, of Rsvenna, stating that business
engagements will prevent him from from at
tending the meeting of the Committee on
the l4ih inst, and at other times, AMI de-
string on that account to resign his position
as a member of the committee. The resig-
nation is accepted, and CYRUS PRENTIss,
Esq, of Ravenna, is hereby appointed in
his stead.
WIN. DENNlSON, Jr., Chairman.
w. T. BAsceM, Secretary.
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ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE.

SPRINGFIELD, H., Jan. 5.-The fLegis-
Iature met. The Democrats of the House
torcib;y expelled Bridges, (Rep.) Clerk OF
the last House. while calling the roll. They
finally organized, electing Ssm'l Holmes
(Dem.) Speaker, aud Chas. Lille (Dem.)
Clerk.
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Nervousness. or Weakness of any

II any Of our readers are troubled with
Nervousness or Weakness Gf anv kind, they
should procure bottle of "BERHAVE'S
HOLLAND TIERS" We have tried it.
and can recommend it confidently, as med
icine giving almost instantaneous relief
-Da,ly Enterprise
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DIR. e. w. RU, ACk'S.
hh4 ILAR'S hDDaLsS.
~ IdE
PEOPLE OF THE MIGHTY WEST.
No, East Fourth Street, Cincinn ati.
JANUARY, 1st, 1851.
TO THE


The glorious and we live in-Freedom's own;
GA! may It's choicest gifts, at Heaven S behesl,
Pervade ihe vigorous and The generous West,
May FOrlune's beams on this QUEEN CITY IN,
And Health reSce ami Plenty bless you and all,
Heath! dearest bOou 10 morIats here below,
| have tie power, Ihe wish 100, 10 bcstov;
For robbed OF ali ITS YIrulence. Disease
\ le!ds 10 nay ScANDtSBvIAR REIED.Es.
vi SM Ct ISL Eer!s OF TeGTeSI virtue made,
They tiIOw all other medicines iaio shade.
fhe weak dy spepiIc, using ihaa, iey:ges.
III. paie consumpiIsG E!es 10 tLem, and liyesi
Nervous complaints, OF every 1! pc, they cure,
And When The Liood's corrupted ntSke 1t pnre.
Fever and Aeue, quickly the relieve,
And iii NeuTaig!a never can deceive.
BGonchliIs. AstilEia, and each Lung complaint
They once, and leave ssHiad taiui;
And certain are taey, If Ho: used too iaIe.
EV Con sGnp lion 10 eradicate.
Liver Comp lasris, ac!aIe or cii onic. still
SUccomD Lu my bIsOo GCRlEIER AND fiLL.
Aud ala disorders 6I each vial part,
TIE iUngs, nerves, Dcdin, the stomach or the he.ft,
Ari, by The sc means as surely chased away
As aie nth tnIcA dsfAasss by the dawn OF day.
Come .Ien, ye,S!ck: Wio woai y0uc strength renrw.
And be revived like flowers by morning Gcw.
Come 20 the !oa tam, whence for sufferers,
H@ALIH, SrEESGTa, LONG LIFE, in per ,eiual tide,
II L! tiIesc iHC.s you aSh saa TanIee.
Ten IEUUshhD CURES are Witnesses for me.
TIE i.rUOi. Gre countless, ami mud on earth.
seeing proofs, GouBt lie medicines worth.
And uOw, adIeu! WIKI IhamAe for lavoTs pass,
May Heaven defend you iroIn NJ isfortunes olest,
ana Iss unII XGu your homes ana households cheer,
Ilr ou4n all the seasons Of lii is new born year.
jasi.
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Ayoung lady from the country being in
vited to party, was told by her city cous-
ins TO fix up. and put her best foot foremost,
ip order to catch beau, "The country
lass leaked cpmically into the face of her
rsthsr faded relative, and replied, Better
gfssa than withsred."
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fntal gnteligentt.
Time Table for tho C. o. r.. r. for the
stations in this County, Dec. 1st.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

kEsBYTERIAN CHURCH-Pastor. Rev. Jonx
00xYxr Public worship every Sabbath at ii O'Clock.
AZ. and 81 o'clock, p. n. Sabbath School at 81
se'clock, P. 4. Prayer meeting in the basement on
"Wednesday evening.
ASSOCIATE REFORM CHURCH-No regular
Passor nor regular public service At present
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH-Pastor,
sHex Jos woopRsrrE- Public worship every Sab :
frfh Al II O'clock A. NJ Sabbath School st q, p. NJ
= SOCIETY Dp FRfENDS-Two branches, Ortho
& xox and Bicksiis-Pubic worship on First Day and
nourth Day at 4; O'clock. A.. n.
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tyTbe Belmont Medical Society will
hold its meeting at korristown, at the
Lippineott House." on Thursday, January
lctb, 1857. H. WEsr, Sec'y.
ST.. GAINESVILLE, Dec. %, sc.
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SCROFULA, in its most aggraved form
even after becoming firmly ses'ed in the
Glands, and suppuration has cont inued for
year., readily yields to the powerful med-
cnal effects Of Carter's Spanish Mixture,
which has cured more cases of long stand
ing within TIE past ten years than all other
remedies put together.
And iorsale by
H. ALEXANDER, St Clairsville
A c. MARI i. St. Clairsvile
Jas Baker. w nccing.
Win. Dunbar. Uniontown.
Ge, Z. Bethel, Flushing;
X. 5. Clark, Morristown.
Ii Il. Moot, Barnesville.
N. p. Miles SSOu. Somerton
And by Dealers IN Medicines everywhere.
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Advertising.

IS. M. PErrIssI1L G. Ce. New York and Boston,
81 SSzEiL New Yozk: Gss A. CRoFUT, and V.
PAEnER Philadelphia, are onr authorized adver-
1ing agents. All Adver iisements forwarded by
kem will receive prompt attention.
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Z ERNlS.

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cents commission Oh each yearly, and twenty'.iy
cents on each se-yeatly, subscriber, except IN the
case Of Clubs.
A Ciub ot five subscribers, al S. will entitle the
person making 1t up 10 copy tor six months; Club
o, ten III b 5, lO u copy Tor one year.
10 voluntary agents will also be seat, II they
desire ii, copy OF the bound volume vi Factt Jor
Tie People.
When Club OF subscribers has boen forwarded,
uddliions may he made 10 IL ol the lerIls.-
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should receive their pnpers at the same post Office
9~i-A Club may he made up oi either netD ol old
subscribers.
10 Money may be forwarded. at my risk. large
amounts may be IemitIed in drafts or certificates Of
deposit, TO u. BAILEY,
Proprietor National Era, Washington, d. e.
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Commercial Matttrs
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI. Jan. 3. Flour duh and inaciive.-
Wheat quiet Corn brisk, Mt 80 for new. Hogs
finn lew hand, 81 Offered freely but not taken.
l5Teceres firm
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To Readers.

The CHRONICLE is the largest paper published in
the County and con'ains one-third more reading
suarter than any other pape: in the county.
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Prospectus of the Eleventh Volume,
BEGINNING JANUARY 1, 1857.

The NATIONAL ERA is Political and Literary
anu Family Newspaper, the organ oil no party, but
mold ing Itself entirely To approve or condenn
support oppose, whatever may accord Or conflict
Win las oit-avowed principles. Adopting lie Ian
guase Ui the Ball oI ftIsuis, unanimously asfeed
upun by the slrgiRia Convention oi SaIis
and uretXed 10 tie amended Constitution vi VIZ
gInia IN 1851, IL nolds-
nut ali men are, by nature, equally free anu
independents;
'ihut Government is, or ought 10 be, Instituted
for the Uenet, protect ION AMI security, oi
the People, Nauun or Community;
Il hat elections UT melnuers 10 serve as repre-
sentutlses OF the people III assemble ought 10 pe
iree;
That all men having sufficient evidence of per
mane.t cuInIUn interest win, ald atIacnineht TO,
tc community, have III rsAl vi suitiage, ana CALI
aut b, leXeu uepiNou oi tlrIr properly, ior pup
lc uses wlihOu: iLeIT own coGsent that o. Ihslr
rcpreseutaIIyS eleCloL IOI Uound by any law 10
wiIlc.i they nave not III lhe MANNER assested, IuT
the pdplc soodi
- hat the Ieedom oi the Press Is oi the
grvut uiwaiAs uI Liberty, aud never De re-
su alusd but uy despoiic UovernineniS:
~ hat no iree Government Or The blessing oi
Liberty can be preserved 10 any people, but by
urn adherence Justice, nloIera. .iun, temperance,
uugaiIu ana virtue, and ~ frequent recurrence
| 10 iuliuunIentai principles
| lhU NATIONAL ERA has supported and will COLI
tinue 10 slppor. The Repu san MOVEMENT, SO long
| Us il shall Se tTue 10 Freedom.
IL presents weekly u sunitIaIy OF General News
md fulIical intelligence; Keeps all accurate re-
cord vi Tie tIuceedIss oi ConsfesSi is :ie Ieposl-
| tory oi large portion oi Important Speeches de-
l.yeIed III CUmsIess; and lis Literary MISCELLANY,
chiefly original, IS supplied by many OF the bIsi
| tvrI mi he
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TIA MEETING OF THE CITIZENS
~ of Morris,own held on the seventh Of Decsm-
ber iS5 the follow resolutions were uimeusly
adopted:
Ist That the ecuniary interests of all classes in
community. are enhanced by the prompt settlement
of accounts.
Cd. That six months ia as long as Book Accounts
ought 10 run w ithout being closed.
ID. Therefore, we citizens of Morristown and vi
cinity de hereby agree that hereafter we will close
Book Accounts by Cash. or Note, or otherwise,
semi annually the first days of January and July,
commencing the first day of January, 1856.
g. Hsnauer & Bros, James Burgis,
r. s. Clark d. ]. Jennings.
II. Tsggart & Co., John MckeeVer,
John Lippincott L. Son, Nicholas Reg rs,
William Hogue, John F. Watson,
ReEjan,n Eaton, benjamin Sipe,
Dr. T. CASTOR, JohuC Berry,
Jasaes G. Eirick, George Linch,
DR.. e. Hamilton, James Adams,
John 2. MeCleand, l.. 7. Gray,
c. x Fox Isaiah Mctiinnis,
R. McKelvey, Daniel McGinnls,
WiIilsm Eaton, Henry siPe,
:. r. Klotts, JOS Slpe.
james F. Ramsge, " illlam MORRISON,
Abraham Carrier K. Ferreil,
Asa T. FRENCH THONGS Broxt0n,
James Rurgis, David Linen. oe-oH
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NEW WORK MARKET.

NEW YoRK. Jan. 81 lour firm, at 6,lo; Sonth-
ern heavy. Wheat quiet. Carn dull, prices nom.
inal. Provisions firm Steck active and higher
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rtfiavs you read my last spsechr
sad prosy orator the other day to friend.
II hope So" was the satisfactory reply.
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5(ttu aobertisements,
State Of Ohio Belmont County.
Court of Common Pleas Petition fer Par
tii,on.

James Il Hoonags and Jane his wife, Plaintiff.
George w Davis and Catherine Davis, his wife,
George Williams Catherine Williams Harrison WI
iams, Ann Williams, Agnes Williams, and Elizabeth
RIilIanls. and Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail RosI
Company, defendants.
The several Defendants are hereby notified that
the Plaintiff on the 3D. day of tJsnusry 1857, filed
their Petition for Partition in the Court Aforesaid
against said Defendant demanding partition OF lois
No. 63 & &c as No. the town plot OF Kes. Wheel
ing, IN said county, and for the assignment of dover
TO Catherine Davis, W idow of James Williams dec.
that an order for said partition will be asked at the
next term of said Court, and the Defendants are
hereby Motif to appear and answer the came or
beioEe the a0Ih of July le57
JAMES H. HOONAGE. and
JANE, his wife,
par MILLAR PENNINGTON, their Att'y.
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Splendid Offers for 1856 and 1857
Together.

Unlike the more ephemernl Magazines ofthe day,
these Periodicals lose little by age. tienre fall
year ofthe Nos with Gn omssinnsl for 1856, may
he regarded nearly as valuable as for 1851. We
propose 10 furnish the two years nj the following
I : L NtILNS III
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O1FA good School Teacher may be had
by inquiring at this office.
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BURNED TO DEATH.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 5.-The wife or Judge
Daniels, of the .. S. Supreme Court, was
burned to death on Saturday night, by an
sccident, at the residence of her husba nd in
Franklin Row. The Judge and his wife
had been out, and on returning home hf
went into his library, and she repaired to
her sleeping apartment and commenced dis
robing preparatory to retiring for the night:
being near sighted she did not perez We a
candle sitting on the hearth, nor the flames
that communicated to her cluthing, until
they completely epveeped her. She died
on Sunday morning after lingering eight
hours in dreadful sguny. She WIS most
estimable lady, about thirty-five years Of
age, and leaves two children, the youngest
being only six er eight months old. She
was the daughter OF the late DR., Harris, OF
Philadelphia, formerly chief of The Bureau
Of Medicine and Surgery, attached to the
Navy Department This terrible calamity
has csused much regret to large circle Of
friends and the community at large, who
deeply symPathise with the Judge in his be-
reavement.
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lOAD NOTICE.

ElOAD NOTICE.
Z Notice is hereby given that Petit on will he
presented to The Commissioners Of Ut county
at their December Session. praying to alter th-
~ road along ihe baak of the Ohio River in PInCy
township, and Belmont county. near the Southern
boundary line, fOiiJws ieave the old road al
the South end of Tie hoGse of John %.
Gardner and James u. Gill; and run above the Old
track the read SoU:hery, directly infront OF ihe
month of II slope the coal hank. ard 10 tcrn4i
nate in the old road sf.r crossing the al
small O huuss owned by Robert Cransle. be-
ing the first house hts aId ana near his North
line and to la We the I'D road vacated between those
mint. GC,su:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-01-08

ErThere will be preaching in the Asso-
siate Reform Church on Sunday the llth
at IL o'clock.