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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-11-30
DENTISTRY.

INIE undersigned respectfully Inform the public that they
have associated TIE nsevc, Ijgehrr for the practice
u Drusry Their office " Vt lea Market street betErr
Monroe and UHlon SIS where they all be happr to SEE
helf friends aud all others Wishing he ssryice' Of
Dentist.
rnsy drre bo adent. aud for Sverai yeari te assist.
anita Of the ate d. Ualhen aud The senior partner IA,
been constantly engaged Ia tbs practice for himself for the
las! eleven years. during Vhleh time be has become Lcan-
let uith some Of The leading Dentists In almost all the
etct Of the United States aud has ftmiadsrl hlmSsl:
Eli their vAruuI pteulafes Ia operating They there.
ore feel confident Of brihe abb give entire satisfaction
to all who nay favor them Hith ticlr PATRONAGE
ABR, ROBERTSON, V. D.
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NATIONAL HOTEL,
BETHANY, VA.
R. L. JONES, Proprietor.

l h0Gir has been recently rahted greatly enlarged,
RniuDW OIcrtto The travelling community excellent
ro1motal@n The Etahllng 10 Of the best ehAractrr
The oiS has recently pstssd uto lhehaud' " s pfet.
Jht ptoprlrnr, nho viii sPA.r pains 10 AJrd The public
the best Of establishment. inoyt.am-d,t-W4N
HrthAnN Nov ~. ISL
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Whs, Ink, 90. Is. -. iAMEs oRR. = :,

y. B.Mrsi u o. take pleasure IN Referring by per.
mission, to the following gentlemen:
~ o. Weed, D. D. Hon Geo ". Thompson, ~, Ipn ARA
Caldwell, Morgan Nelion, Es1 b. " Eau Esq, ~. John
Hrssell, Dr. W. J, bates Dr.. R. Cummn,, Dr.. =, 4.
uhdreth, Dr. ;. Toil, TAaHt DclRplan. John Knoe,
Elq., MaClallenI, Know Co. MAr.h TaNlor. noHl9
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iIPopTAzT TRox wAsnNoroy.-oa Saturday

iArogIAET TEox WAsnIX0roy. Saturday
morning last, We published under our telegraph.
ie head, the nsws that Gov. Walker and the
President had had cIosetsd interview, and had
parted wholly unreconciIed and ireeoneilable
on tho Kansas question. We publish more
extensive account Of the interview in another
column, which will he found very interesting
Coy. Walker has, 1t Sill be seen, taken his
stand, and manfuIly and positively refuses 70
move on a subject, inyoIying, as he alleges, and
awe believe, the dearest rights Of free people,
lie very Pertincndy and toreibly asks Of what
worth is the Kansas. Nebraska bill, II at the
very outset, handful Of men, notoriously mis-.
representing public sentiment, shall be permit.
ted to cram down the throaS Of the majority
every project they see st. Such treatment as
has been measured out by the late Constitution.
al Convention Of Kansas, Gov. Walker considers
inauilerable. They have even kept the COnsti-
tuition from his inspection and have entirely is
norod his official existence
With such state Of conflicting opinions, We
may prepare ourselves to see the whole country
again eonVulsod with political excitement
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SreAR Is selling in the New Orleans market
al q cents per pound, and nlOlasses at from s
to % cents gallon.
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AWng says ola certain congregation that
they pray on their knees on Sundays, anil prey
on their neighbOrs the rest oTthc week.
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GREAT EXclTEMENTlI
NEW GOODS.

FOR FALL. AND WINTER,
fINl gnlcr Ensd respectfully Rahegnrst 10 he CfsHa
X Attthty laA surrounding esuEgrN, usAt Nry have
iaSt received Ron ta Eaetn ees VI the lsErt and
beat lsiy itoeu 81 gods brought this asshtoT
hood. ThtlC slofG CoutiIlt Ia part II Dry GOOdN,
Groceries HoOlh, hhOea, Ilnts, Cape, uOn,
ueta hnd Nottonas eleracng vfcfy Ting Usually
kypt In nri class store. All uhsh they able aud
uug TO tel ailoV Ahy ether atihnc tt Welt
the eoodi hAfng hsen selected nom 1hy Vey bs EAletn
houses, And % hs very best term they ivi cephAen they
cannot iaN 10 raase a. 70 eolor, qualify Aad ShcApnoas
Call and eNAmine,
The LshsStP es pad IN goo3i ior all Kinds Of country
produce. todil SAMUEL ADAMS Co
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ARRIVAL
Al BETHANY. VA.

IL eon'yqnusr Of the gtat failures Am0ng Eastern msr.
chants, itAtt,d ,hri ILLS tai eAEgf tah usual to take
advantage u the market and buy ny reeds prceg which
would enable mr TO ssll thtm belbE al cotapsiinon
have TAI In he largest stock % a descriptions that
CvSt brought - this place. Which IntgnA 70 sell II the
very lowest t'h pevs Ny stock cUpprhes al the yA'l.
90, AsscrlatnA Of pltY GOODS, PiAh ana Fahey Ware
RsAfy Mad- Clohng And ~ kinds o. Groceries, Caufrc.
tonArct, Hardware and QuteniHHrs All ast fthAtmy
'frnd' 10 tJWn aud county viii call 10 And my
stock. J. T. CURTIS.
rs ismpHyinsths highest marse prrt tor ideI'Fp.
;inht Of CouE;fy Produce oct
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or which viii sell an Article vor 81 So a. li iif some
worth 81 rs Atti a. some worh &! W at tI 20 pad 9th.
ers In proportion.
Rl!ENCh MERINOs uurh a. Is At sTYe: some worth
80 At u i?i also those hne Printed MrrlnOvs worth
u 80 Attl %, and u0ie worth q 16at 81 lgS.
Cambria hands aud other Enbrodgtiss Dl sri At such
prices a. viii, an certain, please eVrry one.
Call and ios yourselves. ISAAC PRAGER,
noygS Main Str.rt
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IMPoRrANT rRoM wAsH1NeroN.

Di,euaion Of RztaAu 4Ghlirs Sy Rs Pre,ideat
aad Gee. Kaltsr--7 Total Di.qgrseneat RsIa-
fiss 10 tie RaAsqs Conssitasisn--ITota5is
Dishian II ts1 Democratic Pattg.
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SAY what you will, marriage by advertisement
must, a0er al, be the union OftwO cvFs,spOnd.
ing minds.
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Tue MAYonALrY, Within the last day or two
we have heard considerable talk upon this sub
ject, and in this talk various spccuatons and
conectures MS to who would be the respective
nominees-or whether there would be more
than one-whether tho old party lines would be
tho dividing line, or whether It would be Gas
and anti Gas, or railroad and antirailroad in
tercsta There are, rs every one knows, just
now, number Of very nice and delicate ques.
tons undergoing investigation in the public
mind, and judging from appearances, we think
Il quite likely that the old obsolete party issues,
always nOnscnsieal in charter election, will be
entirely discarded, and candidates be brought
forward to represent re,l aud vital interests
The feelings Of our city public are now tender
upon several points, aud it is hard telling just
what will be the platform upon which the sue
cessful candidate will have to stand. One thing
is certain, we need an active, honest and public
spirited man to look after the city interests
next year,
As for the bnnneeof the city government dele
CATION, interchangeable nomineesdi mini
tim, and we arr really iubilant over the batch
Of forthcoming fees of 81 a head for announce.
nents, which may be reasonably looked to
commence dropping in in wccl; or so now.
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WANTED

w ASTEn iMiEDIATEiY, Al ISAAC PRAGERs. i9
w Main Street. Sufficient Iumbcr Of Ladiss and Gen
rRen to buy for cash. Goods NJ lower prices than eve
sold hrforS. far season dTaung 20 close, shAH 81
TON this dsy All AND ANY ARTICLES IN the FAnel
and DRY Goods line Ai-l GREA = REDECTIOE
IWOuld claim particular attention to Eiy Siost u
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AARoS BuRR-The last six chapters Of Par.
tons Life of Burr, contain many anecdotes Of
Burr aud numerous incidents, which throw
light on bis character and pecullarities. A gen.
tleman who spent some time in his Office, gave
the author 'he following account Of his daily
habits:
"He rose at the dawn. 4 breakfast Of an er-
and cup Of coffee sufIiced for this most al,sie.
miouS Of men; AFTER which he worked among
his papers for some hours before his clerk and
assistants arrived. lie was hard task master:
he kept us all upon the jump All day he was
dcsPatching and receiving messages, sending for
books, persons and papers; expecting every
command TO be obeyed with next to impossible
celebrity, inspiring every one with his own zeal,
and getting \ surprising quantity Of work &C.
complished- He was 6usiasts iacarHafs.' sid
my Informant About ten In the evening he
would give over, invite his COMPANIONS to the
sideboarl, and take single glass Of wine. Then
his spirits would rise, and he would sit for horts
telling stories Of his past lie, and drawing brief
and graphic sketches Of celebrated characters
with whom he had acted. Oflen he was ipIl Of
wit and gaiety At such times; the lvelieSt fellow
in the world as merry as boy; never melan.
ehOly, never N natured About midnight, or
later, he would lie down upon hard couch in
the corner Of his office, and sleep like child,
until the morning. IN his personal habits be
was through going Spartan; eating little, drink.
ing little, sleeping little, working hard lie was
fond Of calculating upon how small SUN lie
could be supported, and used 70 think that Ne
could live well enough upon seventy Eve coats
week"
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EDMUND P. ZANE,
5000 REWNRD

DANAWAY from Cnpon Turrsse, iiafdy tounty "a, On
~ an'lny, Oct. isih. EDWAED, Absut @ yssFb "a
icvt hchst hkh, torTtr eolofy, hFh tittk botst
rat iaes lie Dressed 10 black tset coat aud t.tk
Pahii and boots Hs has gith him eaTrsthaf, Andisa
hAeksmh hy trade. uil pay he abovo Ttpafd iof biz
appfvhuniph ara delivery 20 ne any ora kafs sai.
Aho from The sane place, nero nan, btiousur 10
Msi Mar hArrf, FHANK about = ysau 3D. r., IN
ehel hfh, very black, and shutters badly uu Frnt
an aaihoTitsd 10 SasT ONE HUNDRED bOLLAES RI
WARD for he appreciation and dewey 10 tiate.
Any Information concerning htn address me, 81 Hftt-
burs, shsuaafoah county, Virginia.
Esrs-sw JOHN ). uCpP
/ EGAiETtc4LLY sEALED Frgbh Peaches, TouGiots
1 gaspi-rTits, lest received aud iar sale hr
~ VA. EDWAEtr 4 hgoH
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GoSE BACK AGAiN. .-We observe that our
orthodox noighbor next door, has returned to
his former occupation Of publishing an evening
paper and has discontinued the morning Argu.
This leaves the field in the morning to the
TiRei and IHtsiligsaefr, as Of old, We are re.
minded by this second change of our neighbour,
Of the days Of his first change, The Iatelii.
gsaeer, just then had passed out Of Democrat.
icregimc into thehands of is present proprie.
tors Il had commenced to break ground in IA.
Vor of free expression of public opinion on
all questions of State and national policy
Such course rather unsettled the sensitive
nerves Of soTC Of the ancient, or middle age
school, who looked upon such venture as en-.
tircly hazardous, altogether unwurruntabc,
pecuniarily impolic, and as afOrling splendid
opportunity for rival So out came our neigh.
bOror the Argus with his morning paper, andw We
suppose he got several Of our subscribers, who
just then found convenient to sottlcup with us.
But the hteliigeneer pursued the tenor of It's
way--withOut Change-and by and by tho old
subscribers came stalking bAck-many Of thCm
aud numberlOss others who had mover 6oCn sub
ScribOrs, until 1t had such list as never graecd
It's subscription books before. So it has cOntin.
ncd-aud our subscription, week by week, is
steadily growins-in the city and out Gift. We
don't pretend to say that our nsighbOr has not
realized all thas he was led to hope in the
change. I'VE know not whether he has made or
lost mOney-nCithor is that any Of our business;
hut We just mention what We have to note the
fact that our nCighbor is back in his former yo.
cation-rrady and willing to serve the public
with an evening paper.
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Bank notet current IN the bsson Of ne country where
tainefbgv Felst Uil b. received naf fhe uho- o.
any rau u III aubacriniioa ~ rrtsri IN pBstare
1thu-, Hhleh u preferable % any eurFtaey srett gold
or silver
ragr s not Be sent unls,i The H,onsy accompanies
the order i0g IT, JOHN O. RTtRa
WtsHAGTuz, October -. Isl. noVl;-U
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loF eopy oi The DAILY Globc so III
,oT eopr Of TIE Daily GiHbe sl1 months .... 3 III
Or copg 81 ne DAILY Globe durihF the trssiuh "
Pc ctPy of the ConrF~tsional Globe AMI Af1sn.
dir. nnN tha "a anrIs- d. S.ssf1- r "a
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-02-11
FOR SALE BY
LEGAL NOTICE.

DICHARD H. MARRIOTT and George T. Mayre
LII of the State of Maryland, will take notice
that on the 18th day of January, 1857 Alonzo
Lilly, fled in the Office of the Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas of Monroe county, in
the State of Ohio, his certain Petition against
them, charging that there is due to him from
said Marriott and Mayre on judgment rem
dered in his favor against them in the county
court of Baltimore City, in the State of Nary
land, the sum Of nine hundred and one dollars
and four cents, with interest on $S97 sd, from
the 4th of February, A. d. 1S49, in which he
asks judgment. The said Alonzo Lilly, also,
alleges that said Marriott and Mayre are not
residents of the State of Ohio, and that they
have property in said county liable to attach
ment. The defendants are required to appear
and answer said petition by the 14th day of
March, 1857, and in default thereof, that at
the March term of said court, 1857, the plain
tiff will ask for a judgment against them on
default, and that the property taken in attach
ment may be sold.
HOLLISTER & OKEY.
Jan. Il, 1857. Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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LEGAL, NOTICE.


THOMAS WITrEN, whose place of residence
l. is without the State of Ohio. will take no.
tice that on the 25th day of December, a. d.
1856 at the instance of Alfred Hughs, sum-
mons and order of attachment issued
against him by Joel I. Randolph, a Justice OF
the Peace within and for the county OF Monroe
and State of Ohio, demanding SIS So That
said summons was returned endorsed, defen-
dant not found, and said order of attachment
endorsed no goods, &C., found whereon to levy,
said attachment with suggestion to said JUS
tice that said Thomas Witten had an interest
in real estate in said county. The said Alfred
Hughs, thereupon, on the 3lst day of De-
cember A. D. 1856, filed a transcript of said
proceedings in the Court of Common Pleas of
said county, and obtaihed an order of attach
ment thereon, which has been served, of all
which the said Thomas Witten will take notice.
The said Thomas Witten will also take notice
that on the 3lst day of December, 1856, the
said Alfred Hughs, also, fled in said Court his
petition in Civil Action against said defendant,
wherein he asks judgment against said de-
fendant for twenty-eight dollars and fifty cents
with interest thereon, from the 26th of Octo-
Der, 1854; you will therefore take notice that
unless you appear in said Court on or before
the 18th day of January, 1857, and answer or
demur to said petition, that at the March term
of said Court, 1857, said plaintiff will ask for a
Judgment against you by default.
HOLLISTER & OKEY,
Jan. 81, 1857. Attys for Alfred Hughs.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

D 1CHARD GRAY, nonresident of the State
lC of Ohio, will take notice that on the 22nd
day of January, 1857, at the instance of Hugh
B. Hill, a writ of attachment was issued against
him by Joel L. Randolph, a Justice of the
Peace in and for Centre township, in Monroe
county, Ohio, demanding the sum of SIT AZ
which said writ was returned no property, &c.,
found TO attach, and it was thereupon sug-
gested to said Justice that the said Richard
Gray has an interest in real estate in the said
county of Monroe, and thereupon the said
Justice certified the said case to the Court of
Common Pleas of said county, and on the 26th
day of January, 1857, the said Hugh B. Hill
fled in said Court a transcript of the proceed
ings before the said Justice, with petition
against said Richard Gray, demanding the sum
of Sl1 SO, with interest therefrem, from the
18th day of March 1913, and caused writ of
attachment to issue out of said Court against
said Richard Gray on said claim, which has
been returned served. The said Richard Gray
is required to appear in said Court and answer
said petition by the 21st day of March, 1857,
or in default thereof, the plaintiff at the March
term of said Court, 1857, will ask for a judg-
msnt against the defendant for ST. SO with
interest from 18th day of March 1s4s, and for
an order to sell the lands attached.
HOLLISTER Il OKEY
Jan. 2S, 1857. Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

TOHN R. DYE and PRISCILLA DYE, his wife
u Enoch Dye and Mary Ann Dye, his wife
James Ridgway, Joseph Ridgway, Elsy Ridgway
Harriet Ridgway, Mary Ridgway, Nancy Ridg-
way, Airy Ridgway, Benjamin Edwards and
Etholnda Edwards, his wife, George j. Morrill,
and Catharine Morrill,, his wife, Elsy Edwards
and Mary Ann Edwards, his wife, Richard Bod
kin and Rachel Bodkin, his wife, Luther Flint
and Mary r. Flint, his wife, Edward C, Ed
wards and Naomi Edwards his wife, Esau Nc
Weigh and Elizabeth Mcveish, his wife, Ange-
line Flint, Nathan Edwards, Hasil Dye, Isaac
Dye, Benjamin Dye, Joshua Dye, Amos Dye
Elam Dye and Mahlon Dye, will take notice
that a petition was filed against them on the
second day of February, AID. 1857, in the
Court of Common Pleas of Monroe county
Ohio, by Peter Beaver and Elizabsth Beaver
his wife. and is now pending wherein the said
Peter Beaver and wife demand partition of the
following real estate, to wit: The north east
quarter of section thirteen, in township three
of range FIVE, in said county, and that at
the next term of said Court application will
be made by the said Potter Beaver and Eliza
beth Beaver, his wife, for an order that parti-
tion may be made of said premises.
HQILISTER & oKEY,
Att'ys for Peter Beaver and wife.
Feb. 4, 1857.
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Legal Notice,

THOMAS WITTEN, whose place of residence
l. is without the State of Ohio, will take no
tice that on the 25th day of December, A. ID.
1885, at the instance of Alfred Hughs, deceas-
ed, a summons and an order of attachment
was issued against him by Joel +. Randolph
a Justice of the Peace, within and for the
county of Monroe and State of Ohio, demand
lug $50 rs. That said summons was returned
endorsed defendant not found, and said order
of attachment endorsed, no goods, &C., found
whereon to levy, said attachment with sug-
gestion to said Justice that said Thomas Wit
ten had an interest in real estate in said coun-
ty. The said Alfred Hughs, as the Admins
TRAITOR of Thomas Hughs, deceased thereupon
on the 3lst day of December A. D. 1856, filed
a transcript of said proceedings in the Court of
Common Pleas of said coanty, aud obtained an
order of attachment thereon, which has been
! served of all of which the said Thomas Wit
ten will take notice. The said Thomas Witten
will also take notice that on the 31st day of
of December, 1856, the said Alfred Hughs as
the Administrator of Thomas Hughs deceased,
filed in said Court his petition in Civil Action,
against said defendant for fifty three dollars
and seyenty-fve cents, with interest thereon
from the goth day of January, 1S49. You will
take notice that unless you appear in said
Court, on or before the 18th day of January,
that at the March term of said Court, 1857,
said plaintiff will ask for judgment against
you by default.
HOLLISTER & OKEY,
Jan, ,21, 1857. Att'ys for Plaintiff
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Notice in Partition.

CHARLES EDINGTON and Martha Ellington
" his wife, John Daley and Iebecca bailey
his wife, Theodore Benninghaus, of Monroe
county, Ohio, and William Hartshorn, jacob
Hartshorn, Jane Hartshora, John w. Harts
horn, Saral, Ann Hartshorn, and Margaret
Hartshorii, Of jackson county, Virginia, will
take notice that petition was flied against
them on the 10Th day of December, 4. y. 1856
in the Court of Common Pleas OF Monroe
county, Ohio, by Mahlon Edwards, and l.; now
pending wherein the said Mahlon Edwards, de
mands Partition of the following real estate
situate in said county of Moproe, to wit: The
west half OF the south west quarter of section
%, in township 5, and range 6, containing 10
acres more orless, and at the next term of said
court, application will be made by the said
Mahlon Edwards for an order that dover be
assigned and partition be made Of the said
premises.
HoLLlsrgR. OKEY S HoLLIsYEH,
Dec. 81, lS55-ew. Atty Coz Petitioner.
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RAOD NOTICE.

THERE will be a petition presented to the
L Commissioners of Monroe county, Ohio,
at their March session, asking for review of
so much of the county road leading from
Lewisville to Lebanon, as lies between the road
leading from Stafford to Woods(eld, and the
south side of John Sloans land, commencing
at or near the forks of the road near William
Givens, thence south to the run below the
bridge in Elias jennings field, thence down
said run to the present road, thence parallel
with said road or nearly so to or near tobacco
best route to the cross road east of John Sloan s
tobacco house, thence west with the Stafford
and Matamoras road to a small run east OF
John Sloans house, thence down said run to
the south side of John Sloan's land, and that
so much of the old road as is supplied by the
new be vacated. A PETITIONER.
Jan. 81, 1S57.-4ts
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Legal Notice.

DOBERT MILLER, Joshua Miller, Caleb Mil
lC Ter, Mary Miller, Barbara Miller, Solomon
Miller, Susannah Miller; Jane Miller, the heirs
of Elizabeth Miller, decd will take notice that a
petition was filed against them on the 9th day of
January, 1857, in the Court of Common Pleas
of Monroe county, Ohio, by Solomon Hubbs,
and is now pending wherein the said SOLOMON
Hpbbs demands partition of the following real
estate to wit: Thirty acres of land lying and
being in the north west corner of section six
teen, in township three, of range five, and
bounded Oh the north by the lands of Robert
Kincade, ON the south by the lands of John
Sloan, on the east by the lands of the heirs of
Thomas i, freeman, deceased, and on the west
by lands of Isaac Philips, situate in Monroe
county, Ohio; and that at the next term of
said Court application will be made by the
said Solomon ll4bbs for an order that partition
may be made of said premises.
SOLOMON HUBBS,
By HoLIrsrER & okgY, his Att'ys.
Jan. q, lss7,-ey,
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE

DY virtue of a mandate to me directed from
- the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe
county, i'll the State of Ohio, in the case of
Thomas Masters. against Nathaniel Valentine
ct al, there will be offered for sale, at public
auction, at the door of the court house, on
Saturday, the 21st day Of February, 1857,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, a. M, and 4
o'clock p. m, on said day, the following prop
erty situate in said county, to wit:
The south west quarter of section seven, in
township five, and range seven, containing 60
acres, more or less, except the land included
in twenty building lots in the town of Lebanon,
and one acre of land belonging to the Union
Church, being the same tract of land sold and
conveyed by Thomas Masters to Parmelia
Valentine. WIN. OKEY,
Jan. 81. 50 so Mas. Com. III. G. O.