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The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-02-19

MoDE OF FATENING HoGs.-A cores.
pondent Of The Clarksyille (Va.) Tobacco
Plant says:
! had heard it said that turnips had no
nutriment, and that either man nor beast
could fatten on them. | determined to
make an experiment at MI hazards. ! had
l6 hogs to fatten. / commenced the pro.
cess of boiling turnips every day for them,
mixing in very small quantity OF meal,
and in five weeks they were in first rate
killing order, and made rs nice pork as any
| have ever had. The quantity Of corn
used the whole time was l IL bbls., exact
4, 10 c.sc2;s;;;i;3 isse zeal 2: 5.s,.-. axes
IL bela. 10 fatteu ono hog foF the knise.
My saving in corn was therefore % 10
bbls., which, at $5, make sll2.5o saved.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-02-19

HoRsE.RAcEa TO HE'LL 49, Jon athan
Rhodes and Hiram Campbell, of Mills co.,
Iowa, while rnnning their horses for whis.
key, were instantly killed bylighming, and
both the horses under them. So writes a
respectable citizen Of Knox county from
that country. II seems that the race was
not so much one for whiskey, rs Il was who
should sc, 20 hell first. Entered the in.
fernal regions about tho same time! Hor
ses stopped on the Iowa side Of the river
as they had not gone into the race willingly
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-02-19

An editor out 10 Iowa is grumbling be.
cause he has bocn fined twolhundred aud
fifty dollars for hugging a gill 10 meeting.
We consider that cheap hhgging. We
hugged girl about nine months ago, and
IT has cost us double that sum already, and
there is no telling how much more it is 90.
ing TO cost Ce6eegilie { (inss.) Taielli.
gencer.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-02-19

Lawyer Il, Of Connecticut. was \
sharp lawyer, invariably retained in crin,i.
nal cases where his peculiar abilities were
deemed likely TO benefit his client. "OId
Mrs. L." the widow Of small far
mer, was remarkable for her plainness &c
speech and manner; and she was "one Of
the cute sort" Tie old woman was an
important witness for the prosecution, in
which Il defended the cyildoer.
Her testimony bore hard upon the prison
er, and IN the cross examination IL
endeavored in vain to confuse or initiate her.
At length, turning abruptly 70 the witness.
he exclaimed: "Mi,lam! you have brass
enough in your face to make twelve quart
paiI.' Yes" replied the witness. "and
you've got sass enough in your head TO fill
III" The lawyer had done with hat wit.
ness. .-haickgrbocker Naya-ii,e.
The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1857-02-19

a llaiour Rusno.-A few DAYS since a
countryman came to town at Lowell, Muss.
and going 20 the post Office with a bank
bill, called for dollars wotlh Of aps,..sz4
,taisPsi shu oio,i,s ", - saecie. and Do
stra'gh'way returned with four Spanish
quarters; and these being also denied a,f-
miitanco, except at a discount. he cSme a
ln'rd time with hundred coPpers. and a
very coppefISh look of eXoimtiou. Being
informed 10y the official hehipd Che window
that coppers were not legal tender Ia, a
larger extent than three cents at ti,ne, the
man from the rural disgio,s coolly purcbas-
ed single stamp, and repeated ihe opera.
ton t'll his prosecutor caved and took in
tho remaining cents in lump, much to
the internal satisfaction Of the Individual
outside.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-02-12
Interesting Correspondence.

Mr.. Samuel Menear, ef York, one 0! the
Democrats who voted for Simon Cameron,
was boarding al Willis "Pennsylvanla Ho-
tel" Six Democratic members who were
boarding there also, addressed letter to
Mr.. Menear, in which they requested him
to quit the hotel, as his presence was OBJ
noxious to them. Mr.. Menear replied to
them, and then lefI the hotel. We give
below the correspondence between Mr..
Menear and the six Democratic members:
"HARRIsEuRG, Jan. IL 1857.
fMr. SAMUEL MEEEAR:
dear Su: The undersigned, boarders at
the .Pennsy wanna Hotel feel that they
can no longer (without doing injustice TO
them-elves) N ct you on those terms Of per-
iec equality which members of a high and
honorable body should have for each oiher
We, Therefore, hope that knowing your
presence to be disag to US, yoL will
W tnout delay leave The house.
..B Num- macher, Jesse Pearson, Mich
ae Ho.in,s n, Franklin Mcllva;n, Chas NJ.
Leiseuring, John e. Evans.
81 nuary l4ti., 1857.
-. N. Leisenring, ] C. Evans, B. Nunne-
machrr, J. Pearson, ~ Hoffman, 2. Nc
Twain:
Il ha e received your note of this date,
in reply 10 which have to say, that feeling
that | have dune nothin1 which rs an indie
pendent d mccrai, ought not to have done,
am un~ii,iDg longer t. assoc ate with per-
sons who ev;uce by this noe, taat ,hsv have
80 little kno led se OF what is becoming in
members oi high and honorable body, and
who, on this account, are rot st associa es
for gsnil ameo who Can associate on terms
of eXua ity. As cannot consent TO meet
such men or terms of equality, it is nv in
tentiou to leave hsus- of which they arc
in mates.
SAMUEL MENEAR"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-02-12
THE THO OUCH BRED HORSE:
INVINCIDLE.

UST IMPORTED into this county
- will 30 kept at CairsvilIe du-ingth season
ISJ7 commencing March I6t, and ending July l6ii
Has services OeI ed Iha puh.ic 10 alimited NUN
her olmares besides those OF his owners $50 the sea
son and 81 TO insure with ioal, able IN
cash approved note equivalent thereto az the hrsi
service, when the engagements is made.
] tic u ave nsuTCG does hot FTUVG with fo1I, the
money for insnIng said mare, viii he reurl
ed giving The Executive Committee of the ColnPG-
ny OI ie uHsurei mare, not being with ios!.
fcIiIEI 10 aIeHd TeSGafiy, ioreIIs the insurance
Pastures provided for mares al reasonable rates,
and every care taken, but lie Company VIII not be
responsible Tor accidents escares, II any should
occur.
Invincb.e is ars old, of grea; beauty in color,
satin coated dark iood bay. with black legs, name
and tail wibuIt any white marks most OF has ances-
try with hrUt.ers and sisters beins OF the same
so!d ccnr lac is than Isl hands high, well form
ed, heavy muse les, an elegant mover. having fiHe
style and ac ion. Kind temper, perfect " sound in
every respect il in sood health aud spirits, and is i
horse of the puresI ad richest blood 10 lie found any
where.
Tne attention Gth Ise having mares OF good size,
and IOrm, is respectfully directed 10 'nviHCi-
ble,' as IN the judgement of the most experienced
breeders, Ii villa the thorough bred horse,
produce the very hes: horse for all purposes.
Two O: Iuviac iblts half brothers Ca old. have
recently leeI sold Gi sItCG zach.
Gan and hil circular giving iuIi pedigree
Performances further descriptions, Gpp'y 10 DIR.
Aexaude. or Mr. Eram Pennington, 81. Ciairsviiie,
BE iuGai County, Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-02-12

0TTne first marriage of Hindoo widew
that ever occurred in Calcutta, look place
on the 7th OF December. The Tarties in
this transaction are oil III. highest respect
ability and This wii prove marked event
in the history OF Iii dostan.
01FProf. NJ +. Manuary, the great Oh.
servatory man, at Washington, says we
shall have 80 cold winters beore a new
cycre..of warm ones. What he says must
be true, but it is not very comiorting,,assur-
ance.
CoNvERrED.--Mr. Appleton. who is TO he
the conductor . Mr. Buchauan's admini..
traiion was formally fam ing Aboiitionis,
OF the Gushing school. He has changed his
sentiments, but he belongs .lo the same
school yet.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-02-12
NEw Books! -prescstt,s Philip the IL;

NEW BOOKS! -Prescutt's Philip the ii;
Dred; Tale of the Great Dismll Swamp,
by Harriet Beecher Stowe;
Tit for Tat, reply to Dfed;
NY Schools and School Masters, by NIL
Ter;
Theory and Practice of Teaching, by D.
T. Page;
1rv.ng's Works;
Quadroon, BY Capt. Mayne Reid;
Marion and his Men;
Julia Rickwell;
The Old Farm House;
The Solitary Hunter:
ALso-Scho,l Books of all kinds con-
stantly on hand, at the publishers retail pri-
ces, at the Chronicle Office Book Store;
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-02-12
Rheumatism-A Case Of Three
Months Standing Cured.

GEoaGE ". HENDERSON, of Pittsburgh
says
after suffering fer three months with
Rheumatism, part OF the time SO severely
as to cunine me 10 bed. have been entirely
cured BY using BGrhave's Holland Bittcrs.
| lave had one attack since, but found al
most instantaneous relief in the same medi-
cine. 1t is in my opinion, a sure remedy
for Rheumatism.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-02-12
HptaI gnttligentt.
Time Table for the C. o. r. R. for the
Stations in this County, Dec. Ist.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

PREsByTER1AN CBURCH-Paztor. Rev. ions
MorFar. Public worship every Sabbath at II O'Clock
a ~ and 81 O'Clock P n. Sabbath School At j
O'clock p. n Prayer meeting in the basement ON
Wednesday evening.
ASSOCIATE REFORM CHURCH-No regular
Pastor nor regular pahiI- service at present
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURrH-Pastor.
Rev Jos woaDRuFFE- Public worship every Sab
hath a. n o'clock A Sabbath School er 81 P n
SOCIETY pF FRIENDS-Two branches. OrIho
dox and Hicksiie-PuhIie worship on FiTst Day and
Fourth Day ST II O'Clock. A. NJ
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-02-12

MAKING A FORTUNE RAPIDLY.-Eight
years ago Charles C Van located 500 acres
OF land south of Fort Des Mones, Iowa.
1t cost (as 81 25 acre) $685. He has recen-
tly been offered $3.50 an acre, or $4,000
for the tract. The census of Fort Des
Moines is 3,56l-an increase of over 1900
in nine months last past.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-02-12

ley g. Co., and Mr.. Samuel Gurney, at the
head of the old banking house of Overend,
Gurney & Co.. as deputy chairman Itwas
the wish of many of the stockholders that
slr. George Peabody should be elected for
the first position named, bet as he was ab-
sent the choice fell upon another.-N. Y
.JourRa, of Commerce.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-02-12
PETITION FOR DIVORCE,
Hannah \ Boolc-. Plaintiff,

William i. Hooker, Defendant.
The defendant is hereby notified tiat petition
has been flied in the Clur: Of Common Pleas Of Bel.
mont County, u-i0 ly Hannah i. Booker against
Iliiaa A. Booker, her husband asking for divorce,
aimUIy, and The three infant children Of the par
ties, Tor the cruelty. and neglect of
duty OF The sai Il William A. 10 ine said Hannah \.
The said " nliam \. Booker is also notified that on
Monday, Tuesday and - eduCsday the 18Th, l4ih aud
l5ll days OF April Iej1 al tie dwelling house Of
Robert WOODS in Uniontown, EldoTato County. Cali
jornia iewcen the hours of O'clock III the forenoon
6rd6 OCluCA in the alte;nns. of said days: end on
Saturday the llIh day OF The same mgni.I, Gi the
dwelling house nf Samuel Winters II oiCano, Eitn-
TaGu County, california, telween the hours Of s,
O'Clock the forenoon and O'Clock ia the sfter-
Of SAID day. depOsitiOTs will he taken in the
abore named case on behalf of the plaintiff
CUnEN u IICGE, Auys. for nitha.
f,j6w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-02-12

HJCourt is in session at :his place. Judge
OKEY ON the bench. He commences here
his first Ju1icial services. He is a man OF
known legal ability, and eminently qualified
for the discharge of the new duties devolv-
ing upon him.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-02-12
WASHINGTON Feb. 0.


SENATE.-Mr Bright presented the Gre
deutiais of Grdh,m N. Filch, setting forth
that he vas elected Senator by the Legis-
iaiure OF Indiana, and moved ilie oath be ad-
N ;nstercd to him.
Mr. Trrmbull said he placed in his hands
by special ness n5er ron tat St,-r,
protest 0! the mats sranst the legality OF
the election, and also u protest signed by 81
members OF the House Of K presenia:ives
ui Indiana. t. the SINE effect
Mr. Bright said it Wa not necessary u
read the protest., IS he believed his col
league, according to precedent was entitled
Io ne sW urn IN.
Tne protests were read.
M Truu.bull objec ed to the ad,Ginistrd-
t1a OF the oath.
Mr. Trumbu rep lied tina, the custom had
been bo h ways, AID cited Gases where the
unt.l tar IN tier had been discussed and de-
clded. He thought in this case 70 additional
light on the matter, as all the ;Gc:s are now
km0wn.
Mr. Dlug as thought il better that Mr.
Fi,ch should be sworn, and tEe Srnale in.
vesligste the legality OF the election, as hat
been tie Gust m hereto lore.
Alter long debate, by vote Of 33 TO u.
the Senate refused TO reier lhe credentials
and protests to The judiciary committee.
DIR. Fitch took the oath.
/ Adjourned.
! D,,r-Sp - hhp fInr,sa n,.-ol h.-. n
ll9 against IS. Mr. ChapmHu's bill for a
wagon road to the Pacific.
The pending question was stated to be on
! the motion OF Mr.. pour, 10 establish rules
/ to enable him to introduce resolutions from
the Judiciary Committee declaring that JOAN
c. Wair3ns, Uriled States District Judge
icl the district OF Texas, be impeached o
high crimes and misdemeanur.
Mr. Letcher said these were serious cIiare
es and demanded that the report OF the com,
mittee on the case be read.
The report says specific charges are made
against Judge Watrons of corrup: combina
i tiJns for the determ natious of suits in hi.
Court, and of having acted with partialty
and in disregard Of all the rules OF las ait
the rights of litigon's.
Mr.. Bocock wished to know whether
Jucge Watrons ever had an opportunity /,
defend himself.
Humphrey Marshall thought thai the il
vestigation ought rot TO proceed without
notice to the accused party.
Mr.. Evans said it Has due to the purt,
1 Of the Courts and the administration of ius
tice that Judge Watrons be put on trial.
Mr. kelsey, from a special committee
made repor; that ]. n. Smonlon had beel
summoned before the committee und lis re
). sponses were such 0s 20 render it unncces
, sary to examine further, and therefore re
ported Il reso iutun that he be discharged -
The resolu.isn was adopted.
l. Ahinmrneh
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-02-12

@QaarterIy Meeting oc the Methodist
Episcopal Church Will commence on Satur-
dav, the l4th inst Preaching at l O'Clock
and at a O'Clock on Sunday, the 18th.
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NoTfCE.-The Board Of Mana

n kOTfCE.-The Board Of Mona
tEs gers o; the Belmont County Ag-
ricultural Society are requested 10 meet a.
the Clerks Offics, in S.. Clairsvlie. on
Saturday, the 2lst inst A full attendance
is earnestly desired, as there are important
matters to be attended to.
H. PENNINGTON,
Pres't OF the Board.
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Advertising.

S.M. PErTrSeI1L & Ce New York and B,ston.
n. s. ScHEiI New York: GEs A. CRoFUr. and "
B. PAIMER Philadeiphia. are Our aui'orIzed adv-r-
tising agents. All Adver iisenIeniS forwarded by
them vii receive prompt attention.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-02-12
NOTICE.

lie partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Ecnry Helerlrg and Finley Taylor.
under tie Of Ieeilng and Tas Tor, for MaHuias-
tnTIng THTes4ius Machines, i tIIs day dISsuivtd by
M .tuaI Consent Iic iusluess w.i be seltied Up by
uonr, iieicTii.g, who may te foand | his present
machine shop al GeCrseiOwn (addrers s>hnric'teAl
J!arrisuu Comfy Ohio HENRY iiEBERLING,
FINLEY lAILCR.
Senteulser Is; 1856. ie!2pd
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BELMONT COUNTY, OHIO
Jeremisa Hartsell. Plaintiff,


David Atkinson, Defendant
The de eendant etove nan.od is hereby notified ihsi
on ths Sd day of February, 4. ID. 1857 .he piain.i
above named filed petition in the Common Peas
Court. Of said Cocntv. which is now pending. tie
Object & OF which is TO compel the deFendsn
spec sliy pei fsrm verbal contract for the lease
o the defendants farm, on the Ohio River. in Pease
Township, Belmont County. Ohio, containing iS0
acres or less aud 10 enoin the defendant fio.I
deprivins the plSiniif of the possession of sa farm
Unless the defendant answer Ey March =. lsS4, +,
Judgment wiIlhe asked for in accordance with the
i'rayer Of said pet. ton. 5. ". .GASrON, CIe;k.
d. d. 7. COWEH, Aiy. for PlttT.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-02-12

aTMessrs. WARFEL and TURNER will
accent our thanks for avors.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-02-12
Gall, Kip and Thick Boots,
Shoes and GaitcrS.
HEELING HAT AND CAP
! .H8NUFACTORT.
AVERY

:. ANE!il,
Manufacturer OF fIats and Cars,
iTss on hand and is manufacturing sad receiving {
lzcge aud ssur:Gl 5ssGrtHcn; Of
Hats and Caps,
comprising all the varieties ci oc!ors and shapes OF
ii1;5 aud Gaps now in use, of
I.itest Fashion,
aul manufactured iTrE the GaSsi material aud the
best workmanship; all uf which will he sold Whil'-
.e and Retail al the lowest possible price FGoin
NV !ung experience in the huSucss, and having at
" Tvs used my hest eadcavOIs please, ami furnish
RE public with
Good Fashionable Rad ScrviceRhla Hat,
| feel cOufdant--wiih my present facilities and u
large stock on hand--that an able 10 supply my
patrons With an article
Superior t any heretofore offered.
I respectfully re quest cali from those in want OF
Hats and Caps, before purchasin gclsewhere.
y. AVERY,
esisi No. l46, Main stree, Whceliug, Va.
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To Readers.

The CsRoxlcIE is the largest pape, e-niishPd in
the Coursr. nnd cnn'ains oHe-fsrd r1nrc reading
matter than any o,her pspe: in the county
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Commercial 5natttrs.
ST. CLAIRSVILLE MARKET.
WEDNESDAY EVENING Feb. IL.

lcoRREcTED WEEKLY BY JAMES THOMPSON,
GROCER, CORNER OF MAIN AND MARIETTA SIS.
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Ayers CatLartiC Pills.

THE sciences of Chemistry and NNiciae have bora
taxed their utmost to p-ce this ses,, ris: perfect
puTafiYe which l. known 10 IoEzr,s-seis rrocz
are shown that these PIIIs have virtues which srrs In
excellence the ordinary medicines aud that they win
precedentedy upon the Of all They an
and pleasant 70 take. bu: powerful u Their Ts.e
tatir properties s,stc the vital activities os the bo6y,
the distinctions os It's organs, PuTy Ike h,osd.
and expel disease. They PEre oct tie foa hasao-s Which
breed ard Srow 6s.erer, stisnl.ts slrSsh OF essr-
derc organs into their natural action sad hnI@-s hesy
tpne with stIsEsth tie whole q csly %
they the evoryy Complaints Of every body. bet
also formilaiic and da=rrCuS dss-- that have t~tsss
sie best Of human skin While they Hrciaco rosssfal
effects. they the tine, in jElinishs J,
Esfst a,.l best lySic tit be employed fo- Children
Being slssrooaie tsy pleasant 10 take; and e~=s
pIely vegetable, free FROM any riS a Esrn- Cure
have been made vhicl sur he!;sf tAvy not sSs
Santiae Iy uic7 G. s,c, cx> i~:fion sad ehssSrtsr
Is 10 forbid IL SUSPICION cf E,t-rti- ssay eisss-i
eersvcien and IyaciInS lavcl-at isir 70 csrst
g t. the publ;c tine T.soiiiy Of m. rScs, vhils Os-
crs have ;hc or ;s; s'avctsn ssss
my Prrysrsc;s coatribue iEsrnscly Tie resf Of nag
afflicted, suffering fcll0w-z,as-
The Azsns below 81 IS I'eoHs6 TO frah -siz ~
Amsriraa An,a-- coa,aiEi rce;ios- 81 ;,,str as
certificates o. hci- crys Of tEe fciowiE= conr.sas:
CvsTvuesS, Gii.CuS C0lYlrts, rheumatism nrorsy.s
I;esrtb'.2 H-airs- S:isnS run to! Stomach NSx
Jiie-tiCn. Ncsid tisctiel o tae Nsrss ana Pan
ssis:l Isiu,ency. les VI c.ec al tlesr>
5,ls Lll s'.saeails rSN%cs which rrig~ svrcuxss
Meiiclae. c-,ifrI Kings Eyi 1k,E ac, by psIfy~
nc TIE LJai and stimulating the sysivr;. Surs nIssy
>,-piE:nis vhich Il wcrd NJ; IL snfTsssl they eon4
ych s.ch Dosfl-SS Partial Snc1ss-, NsuTslsS ana
Nervous .-ri.aSi-y Ncsa-glg g tie liver snd kss
aeyS Ga,t .i 1ther Sinirel complaints Nsslag Ev,s
.aN s,=ts q the tyy olstEucoi G; iss f;.nctsons
- -rt L. INT o. ey aap.ia-:fei dealers with
,,Isr u;;l iirv make P:c6t Ask fO< AISR's
TriLs, sad t-.s n9iiIe ,ss. No other they Eivs
rs. c-par with this It's intTiaSic valEs sH-aetvs
powers Tc sex want the bsst Sii there sE them,
snd they shoCIL hsvs u.
Prepared by CT. :. G. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist. Lowell, Nash
PEIcS 20 CIs rzS Eek FIVE Bs1Ss Fcs L.
SCLD EY
J. ". toxins. 81. Ciairsvii:s.
u. A!sEguLSr.
4; i.,r;soii s. Patterson, bridgeport;
.-aY-grs So. Eric AR,
n KV=rrrId Earn-svillS;
G-tft. :. Bother LiaYaSyius.
.. t;-r-f- asrtiasviies
80 Iloihs-soH, faI.view;
J,a~r'e. f-as,v, NrrrisscNE;
Ia .,i tza!r.s in s-stisire everywaes~.
WLe,ss5's by
y. Sy=s & 10. rs. MsnSt -, Cincinnati, NJ
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AYns w. SHsruERD, and others
OrGer to Sell Real Es.aie 10 Pay Dchts.
Notice Is ersHy .ivel that hy virtue OF al orher
nlaGe IA TINS case Friday, the l3-h OF March, ID,
letwe.n the hours OF 20 O'clock, A.. NJ ahd fO'cnck
p NJ nj the front door of ,'GLri House o said
county, viii fer lot sale the 1o0w ins descrihet
ragI OF i-ud same heiEI The North esI quarter
of Section TO- Township and Range ;, III fuitney
toSi.,.a in sad county, eNce:t sSt. ceres OIL tie
ast Sit sold To Hm. Myers, the same being sGJect
To the tlover al RIIs:Ia Shepherd, 10 the anonhto
g az res and Iii pCrEhgs set oil ~ note. and hounds
on the said tract including the improvements thefe-
TERMS OF -Onc-third in hand; one thIrd III
ore wear aud the remainder in two years FROM tie
day ol sale. with interest. -
WALKER HUNTER.
Administrator OF the said VIM. shepherd decd
:feiSsv
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BELMONT COUNTY, O!!IO.
Attachment.

EiHlnd C. Morgan & Robert z. Carotlers. partners
uGdeT the firm of T. G. Morgan & Co.. lGiniiIS
Wi liam Woods defendant
Before Wiimeth Jones Justice of the peace in and
for RieIiland Township. Belmont County, Ohio.
Tue diendent " iiliam Woods is iIl rehy notified
that the 18th day of January A. ID. ;S. sail Jus
for tile sum of fifty dollars and ihirt Cents and
the probable costs. f. MORGAN & co.
st. Ciairsviile, Jan. 18th, lsJT j,2sst
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-02-12
State Of Ohio Belmont County.
CoE,! Of Common Pleas Petition for Par
fitioa

Janrs II Horna-e and Jane lis wife, Plaintiffs.
George W. Davis and Cath0rine Davis, his wife
George Williams ,Csthorins Williams H1rri>on F,ii
ams, Ann VILLAINS. Agnes WiIIIants. and Elizabeth
Williams. aud Cleveland and PIIls5urgh Raii Road
Company, defendants.
The sevsral Defendants hereby notif tha:
the Plzuti Is he 9f, daV of January ls57, filed
their Petition for Partition la the Court aforesaid
against said Defendant. demanding partition lots
No. 81 & Gi No on the town plot Of Yes. Wheel
ing, said county. and for Ihe assignment OF dover
To Catherine BdviS, id0w of James Williams. dec.
that order for said partition will be asked at the
n2xt term of said Court, and the Defendants
hereby noIif Il To appear aTi answer The same,
before :he aGIh OF july l-51.
JAMES II HoRNAGE. and
JANE, his life.
par NILLAR PrxsISGros, their Any.
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