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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-08

i Grcat OIL Shotr.-A large number of well
executed hand bills aud Autographs posted in
different parts Of the city, inform the credulous
public that Dan Riccs Great Show" will ex-
hjbit somewhere in the vicinity of this city
SONG day next week. Upon these bills there
Rrc representations CT elephants, mules and a
rhnoceros, fierce to behold with red ink,
for blood, in bis mouth, tail and head erect, and
eyes in terrible frenzy rolling. In one place
this beast is represented as perforating with
lis sharp probocis the corporosity of human
being In other places he is tossing horse,
goring an elephant, and 50 forth. Now, we
happen to have seen this rhnoceros, and we
assure the public that he is no such savage
beast represented, but is Every like" the
two living lions stuffed with straw" described
by the showtncn, perfectly harmless and do.
Gle" He lisa poor, superanuated, thick skinned
old skeleton COW, about as much more un-
slightly than the bills make him out as the bal
ancc Of the Great Show is inferior to most ex-
hibi,ions of a similar character. Net justice
be dOne"-to the rhiuoceros- "tLough the
heavens fall and miscellaneous things rip,
generally.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-08

IsssEs. EDIOEs:-Pieaae zHiIoUIce our worthy rEt...
WA J. iIOUsELN, IndrPradrLt candidate 10
Sheriff, h the ruSznS Spring Ellet.u.i.
i.bG TIE MAJORITY OF VOTERS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-08

The BtspuS-Shq2 it 90 out Of Fdshion?-Th
dresslnakers say that the basque is passing out
of datc--that it is not so much worn now as for
merly, and that it will soon be discarded in the
higher circles In view Of tI.is rumor Life u
Illustrated, siczcs tue very first moment to pro-
test against the movement. 1t discourseth thus
eloquently: I'VE gave our heart to the basque
years ago. We recognized the eternal fitness of
things in which the idea OF basque finds its
basis. The trunk and chest of woman have
distinct honor, and perform peculiar Office in
the economy OF her existence They contain
her heart, her breath, her life, and the fountain
of other life. 1t is fit, therefore, that this por-
tion of the frame be dressed by itself as it were
that it be honOred as the seat and centre of
life. The skirts another thing entirely. The
limbs are used only for the purpose of locomo-
ton, and they are simply 10 he ignored by
the graceful falls Of material from the waist.
Perhaps we shall be accused of meddliug with
that which does not particularly concern MS
Don't we have to pay for the dresses: Don't
we have to sit with t!'enl of evenings Doesn't
every caress of wife, or sister, or cousin, or
sweetheart embrace this great question of bas-
Ques or no ba>ques! Does not the abandon
lnent of the basque involve the abandonment of
all those pleasant varieties OF dress procurable
hy the simple change of skirts. Is it none Of
our business? For whom are these dresses
made we should like to know Whose ADM.
ratIon are they intended to excites What do
ladies' wear handsome dresses for except for
the purpose of pleasing ..the brethreng"-
We therefore take this early occasion To de-
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PICTURES FOR TUE MILLION.

Esg- Prices 10 suit the tines at wYKKs' GALLERY OF
ART, ti street opposite linton, Pictures taken
0aiery sreatlp reduced prices. The public are
tle place ia
ken in the city.
lwould also Inform then, the need not
rate 20 obtain c tUp picvres head
quarters vherewe prepared take them cheap
the cheapest. Clec5.l }. W. WNHES, Artist.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-08

L'ISE PERFUMEEIES. ke.-Steb PJF8=tuaa, Arosaat
L Vinegar Lnbiu's Extracts, Hair BrUsti,s, FrsH
tums, Rss= LIP Balm, Maeassar o. Toilet soaei PcHa
iruiv, hayuoa Taslet via general assortment Of ih=
dHszf Pecfsrleyies, :or sale hy
I0O KEGS PiHadelpLis and Pi,isb5Tg White Iesd i1st
IUO rtcsITri sud ios sale
ap42 3. FUEDKsBZLCS.
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WANTED,

.Seitiag Liquor Hftao.' Liesase---Mrs. King,
of Centre Wheeling, was arrested yesterday and
taken before Aid. Wilson, charged with selling
liquor without license.
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ZOE ssIEE.sER

ME$sEs Lpf.uEs-P!ca>. rEncanos eradicate fer
the oiee Sherd OF Onto county tie ensuing spring
Election lfeI4l ASDEEw WINE
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COUNTY, COURI1-
t'nR CIIITDTI-I.

IFssss- EDITuEs.-Flelit sniI0ulCe caldidafl
for Reelection CcFE the CoaTy Court tbs county
at It's eI.szIas May Election lfbG JNo. NeCOLLOCH.
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Trust Sale.

TT virtue o. DEED - Trust ~ VIA Il
Al kuss-i- Wu- L MeAf= and otlsers, ST.
l' I'D 81 record Ia the Csrg's afee o. Ohio CONT, ia
Deed Book g. PAGE go &C., ruHie o1rery
the front ;ror Of CorT uis- cltEty. % Tus-
Jay the 2tt dsy II April ~ I've Lots nunb-F,d
orIsiaal plat Of S5ri hh=el=, y, -, a. 4 .a - E
th- uesieTn lly soI q the s4n- stdi b. y cSd. Aal
Melare and Wvst -ts' On ~ici s!iastei TIE Nlss
ii.g WiUe.- Glass WoTss.
rs=s 8=e ssaEz day Q; -ai-. Pc.s,s,sen =ivsu Oh
the vi. dzy u Jolly. ~. = = N-EsfL,
uhII-tf frus-se
W-PoSLP0&ED 10 HIT or Kzr
SlI EE5s sao7 White Zse r,csi-ss; All fsr At
~ HV2z { EUsDgAKERGE.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-08
DE eREAT REAuTIFIEE.

THE GREAT BEAUTIFIEE,
- L"SG USsCcCEs>FrLLv scCGHT.
FOUND AT LA STI
Toe IT EEsToEEs PEEMANENrty eskr HAi: 10
rss,s- i,sair 'ss -, al ssroiuis, e. -
AID az y's.;s.e; is,,- - iar se stihy I'd sSs.yI
i:6y tse, ii oss. A. ssss, 10, AZ, s t.r.-n
f'llVF.ss:
PgOF O. ). WOOD = CO--,is,..- WitI.--. = ~ l.ys
wosrs Hair Rsssora.Js dsy were ee5r a..ri -
sIti . bos;e .ara S1ah-ty tti de1sEyes fos~aEi-
Esc,l Jat;is S.,rs ssls ssrss :; ace If-e ,.
s il r-e,irtS from ne mos -ss,,5siii ami -sr.h Ell
"a - oss sSiI H. sly esa'i s. % ti='i. = AOsT
ssii a = .os rsy he .rosssi p ,'r-i
e'fsn q 49, @iS hss;s f,;-s',,
PROS O ) Eo0Dns1r Sir; SEINE ;fal lat sz-a-.r
Il strts usFe 20 ursnesrf :ssi II ,y
"a. = i7ie,-d 70 .-I,9tti'
eeTersd zi:b sosrs zl4 esIs-t -,s.l bead I-
h.r A!e;cst yitTtE e1r7s q" i eorst essrer ~ 'u
thiivr = Ga 50 ~ i'iis cI C. sas,s let 4,
r,lasvel hC disease sniir-iy .1 rs ~ ls,is -rlt
q hair spon sfaTies ct, zEs ttst tpy
ether tlI. s shs.,..s-. "a: -. IN, - Tgr-
r.ld = h-igrt' - = -Feei ''Ia'y ~ n di-.s-s
sAKAHA HiS@tNEosHasi-
Gard.aeE, Szlze June - i-rS
PROF o. J. WuOD-peE- sir= ILasr ~ lee L.tiss
Profezsor Woal'. Hair EsssoJEiIye. tru,
il = th- greatest ltsageTy % h-
chan The tTair. Hefrr lslrs 4 q ey,,-
~ I-sir kzs srsi IT. rFI-iLAi T.-
rnd q 20 'Hs void s;hsst tear
eass Of thg UoTsJ kiH.'
Years s:ss f-.. s.al..
JANIEl. \. .lURPHv.
o.JwooD4 Go, Pregri,tors So Erssl.-y- 's- ye,s
in the great - Y Ni-~ Railing t.ss.si- t-f IA
Market II, ST Laas, No. An -o,J b. IA Sod Us. :
s.sts-
.L.ei.iiia dsIy -sEs.P--s=.
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SP Eel IL p n o Il L G + {.
DR.. Roback's Discoveries.

We can not shut our eyes to the fact tina
DR.. Roback's famous Medicines, the scandi-
uavian Blood Pills and Purifier, are effecting
wonderful cures of Fever and Ague, Dyspep-
sia. Liver complaint and Rheumatism, in all
parts of .he West. Planters and Farmers,
upon whose words we can rely, assure us that
such is the case, and the newspapers with
which we exchange confirm the statement.
The Blood Pills and Blood Purifier, as their
names import, act specifically upon the active
principle of disease in the Animal Fluids.
The distributive system of bloodvessels and
nerves, which irrigate the whole body with the
element of vitality. becomes, when that ele-
ment is tainted with corruption, d:ssemina-
ton of the seeds of disease. 1t is upon this
circulating poison, this deadly virus, propelled
through the veins and arteries to the destruc-
ton of health and life, that DIR. Roback's prep
arations act. They change the chemical chai-
acter of the blood, revitalize it, render it pure
and nutritious. Graphing with and destroy
ing the very root of a disorder, their cures are
complete and permanent. We invite atten.
ton to DR.. RS advertisement.
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Singular ENTHUSIASTICALLY Man with a
Petrif1ed Wife

A few days since gentlemen residing
in Rising Sun, Ind, who had married a
second time, wished to remove the body
of his wife to new cemetry = Prepara-
,ions were made to that effect, and labor
ers opened the grave in the usual manner;
but when they reached the coffin they
could not lift it. SO great was the weight
After obtaining considerable assistance,
however, the men succeeded in raising the
coffin from the tomb. They then had such
curiosity that they could not resist the
temptation of peering into the coffin and
learning the reason for its unusual weight.
They did so, and found soon to their sur.
prise, instead of the remains Of corpse
q stone figure, the, the exact counterpart
of the woman who had died. This strange
story soon spread, and hundreds and thou
sands Of persons were present to see the
strange spectacle. .,-.
The husband took the body of his de
parted sponse home and has it there now
where it is visited by hundreds of the Gu
rious and scientific. The body seems t.
have been petrifed, and to have becom,
perfect stone woman Cincinnati En-
0utyer,
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Another Wheel Barrow Mar.

! x The Kansas City Journal of Commerce
. 'ststes that A. o. 'McGrew, of Pittsburg,
yodP Pa. left Kansas City on the 10th, solita-
!. ~ and alone. for Pike Peak diggipgs,
Ina wheeling his provisions, blankets. pick and
ass shovel. gun and ammunition in II wheel
barrowi When he left Pittsburg he had
Just Eve cents in money. and no outfit
~ seye what he had on his back Pitkins,
10 hardware dealer of Kansas City, who has
known McGrew for some years, filed his
wheel. barrow with an onift, and McGrew
stsstsd on his solitary pilgrimage Of SIX
Hundred miles, through an uninhabited
2 country. save with. Indians and buffaloes,
sas determined to Oil his wheeled coach with
shining dust as soon as anybody. In
passing a. traip. before reaching West.
port, McGfsw was offered place in the
company, hut returned thanks for the
pfoffered kindness, adding that he could
: not consistently accept the offer. as he wal
in great haste. and feared that he nigh
ssssbes delayed and perhaps caught in th'
snow, il he Travelled with oxen.
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Probate Court, Monroe County Ohio
SETTLEMENT ACCOUNTS.

.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
lN settlement accounts are OH file in said
Court, and will be for hearing on Monday the
9Th dav of December, A. d. 1858. a.
ADMINISTRATORS AND EXECUTORS AC-
Fl. COUNTS. .4t
Mary & Hezekiah Hill, Executor of Simeon
Hill; final. -rr- =
James Nesbitt, Executors of D. B. Patton;
second account.
Maria Payne, Executor of Josiah Payne;
final.
William Lanum, administrator of John Gle
venger; final. d"
John Forshey, administrator of Levi Cecil
partial. .
William Goodhue, administrator Susannah
Goodhue, partial.
Jane Pickens, Executor of Thomas Picksns
final.
John Barber, Executor Of Oliver wylie: par
tial.
GUARDIAN ACCOUNTS.
Jane Pickens. Executor of Thos. Picken:
guardian to Souths heirs; final. 10
Naomi Goodhue, guardian to John 4 Arch
bold Goodhue; partial. ...,I,-.-,..,., .,.5.
VIM. A. Pickens, guardian to Jas. A. Pick
ems; partial.
John Lanum, guardian to Enock Thomas
heirs; final ..-..,, -
Robert Robinson, guardian of his children
partial. ..- ......,..s {
Joseph Yontz, guardian to Bauer's heirs.
JOHN S WAY, Probate Judge.
| Nov. 3. lS5S-Sw
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Attachment Notice.

Armstrong Mooney, & Co., On the 18th day
against of October, 1858
Joseph H. Miller. order of attach
ment was issued by Citizen Beall, a Justice Of
the Peace for Sunsbury township, Monroe
County, Ohio, againts the goods, chattles
moneys and effects, of the defendant Joseph ii
Miller, for the snni of fifty dollars and nine
teen cents; debt. 'a -H -s
Set for hearing on the 3d day of December
1855, at ten o'clock, A. NJ.
ARMSTRONG & MOONEY, < Co.,
Nnvarohor IN 1SSR
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PETITION FOR PARTITION.

'.nr PETITION FOR PARTITION.
JEREMIAH OKEY, and Sophia J. Okey, his
j wife, Henry R. West and Adelaide West,
are hereby notified that a petition has been
filed in the court of Common Pleas of Monroe
county, Ohio, by Jere. Williams and Flora A.
Williams, his wife, asking for partition OF a
certain tract of land lying in section thirty-six
township four, range five, and bounded on the
north by lands Of William Craig, on the east
by lands of J. A. Davenport, on the south by
lands of VIM. F. Hunter, and on the west by
lands of Thomas Little, containing about seven
acres and three. fourths of an acre; and that
at the next term of said court partition will be
asked of said premises. 4-e
Oct g. 1855. .--
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SHERIFFS SALE.

+ - "a .a q [
John D. Gardner Co.. b, s',"s %s Of as.s,sa ss'
Lewis Mosinett, defen- from the court of
DAFT in error Common Pleas Of
Monroe county, Ohio, will offer for sale at
public auction, at the front door of the court
house, in the town of Woodsfeld, in said coun-
ty, between the hours of 10 O'clock a.. m, and
O'Clock p. M, ON ,sr-a-l1 81 ghrHo :
Saturday, the 2OM day Of Norember. ] s5S,
the following described real estate, lying in
said county, to wit:
Being in section nineteen. township two, o.
range three, and bounded on the east by the
Ohio river, on the south by the lands Of Adam
Suter, on the west by the lands of Joseph Heck
and Adam suter, and on the north by til,
lands of Joseph Lantz.
Commanded to be sold as the lands of Levi.
Mosinett. yrg Fsf G.. M. MORROW,
Got. 20.-S3,30 Sheriff, M. e.. o..
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(Iuardian'S Sale.

AIOTICEis is hereby given thatiby virtue Of
lN an order of the Probate Court in and for
Monroe County, Ohio, to me directed, will
offer for sale at public auction, the following
real estate, to wit:
The south half of the south east quarter
of sectisn IA, township Z, and rang. Z, con-
tanning so acres, more or less, and lying in said
County Of Monroe, on
Saturday, December llh, 1853,
between tho hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and
8 O'Clock p. NJ, of said day. Sale to be on
the premises.
TERMS-One-third cash in hand, One-third
in one year, and the residue in two years.
with interest on the deferred payments, to be
secured to the satisfaction of the undersigned.
JOSEPH YONrZ, Guardian OF
George Bakers heirs.
Nov. 10 1S5S-4w. nd.
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Prospectus for the Session
Statesman.

On the second Tuesday of October next
the voters of this State will be called up
on to elect the Governor, Lieutenant
Governor, Supreme Judge, tho Treas
urer of State, Auditor of State, o Men,
Der of the Board Of Public Works, and
the Commissioner of Common Schools.
The Legislature to be elected at the
same time will choose q United States
Senator. On account of its peculiar i'm
portance, the canvass of 1859 will proba-
bly, commence several months earlier than
those of the past two years Both the
great parties will regard it from begin
ming to end, as decisive in some degree
of the position of Ohio, with her twenty.
three electoral votes, in the momento US
Presidential struggle of 1860,
The action of the Legislature which
re-assembles at Columbus on the First
Monday of January next, will not ohly
exert great influence upon the State
election, which will to an incalculable ex
tent affect the vote of Ohio for the Presi.
dency. The proceedings of the Legisla-
euhCS thSiSiViOS Will oC iCSdtuCu Will tuO
deepest interest by the voters and politi-
clans of all parties.
In order to furnish the people with The
'ullest intelligence of the proceedings of'he
Legislature, aud on account OF the pecu.
liarIy important influence they are expect
ed to possess upon the affairs OF the coun-
try. the Proprietors of the Ohio Statesnar
have determined to publish during tile
winter, session issue of their paper
The session Ohio Statesman will he priu.
ted Daily, Tri Weekly and Weekly. 1t will
contain regular report of the proceedings
of the Legislature, and condensation u
the Debates. 1t will also furnish the dai
ly telegraphic report of the proceedings o
Congress, besides the latest general new,
from all parts of the world and the mos
ample commercial and financial intelli
gence from the leading markets of Ameri
ca aud Europe. s,r.a..t s...
To all who wish to be thoroughly ad
vised of the political affairs Of Ohio, ant
fully prepared to enter into the great con
test of 1859, SO near at hand, the STATES
MAN will be indispensable. 1t will b
forwarded to subscribers, either for tn
Legislative Session, or during the year
at the following rates:
TERMS FOR THE SESSION.
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.SHERIFFS SHE.

John Frail, DY virtue of a writ to me
VS.. IL directed from the court
John Larimore. of Common Pleas of Mon
roe county, Ohio, will offer for sale at public
auction, ut the front door of the court house,
in the town of Woodsfeld, in said county, be-
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock a. M, and 4
o'clock p. m., on .-,,...,n
Saturday, tie 20M dag of NocemJer 1858,
the following described real estate, lying in
sal! county, to wit:
. The south west part of section twenty-three
in township number one, and range number
three, containing eighty-eight acres, more OF
less. . ~ id-s t'-s Lt'
Commanded to be sold rs the property o
John Larimore at the suit of John frail.
C. NJ. MORROW,
Oct. 20.-S3 90 Sheriff, NJ. c. o.
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Payments al,cays an adra'ace.
Postmasters, Members of the Legisla-
ture, Editors. and the friends the States
man generally, are requested to act as
Agents in procuring subscribers.
1t is very desirable that the lists be
forwarded early, in order to enable Us
to prepare materials for the additional
issue.
Write the names of Subscribers and
Post Offices plainly. Address,.
a.i7l7s SMITH & MILLER, Publishers
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wwe publish the following, not for

n w Wepublish the following, not for
any pecuniary consideration, but simply
because We believe that in aiding to in
crease the circulation of the Statesman,
we are aiding our party. We especially
recommend the Statesman during the ses.
sion Of the Legislature. Get up clubs il
you can; if not, subscribe yourself. 1t
cheap enough, and we want our citizens to
be fully posted iu regard to the doings o.
the Legislature.
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Great Bank Swindle.

covered that the New England Bank of Fair.
mount, Maine, has issued an immense amount
of notes-upwards of $4,000 worth being cir,
culated by Wall street brokers during the
past week. s7r
The Times says there is no such bank in
existence. and tho whole thing is said to be a
fraud from first to last. Brokers have been
furnished with it and have passed it off in
large and small quantities as their business
d landed.
The whole western country is said to be
flooded, with the stuff, and the calculation ii
,nst the projectors of the fraud have issued
about $500,O00.
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Sale of Real Estate by Order
Of GOurt. o.

ON the 10th day of December, 1858, at
" o'clock In the afternoon of said day, OH
the premises, will be sold to the highest bidder
the following real estate, as the property OF
Hiram IL. Powell, deceased, to wit;
The north east quarter of the north east
quarter of section eight, township four and
range six, in the late Marietta land District.
TERN. OF SALE.--One-third i'll hand, one
third in one year, and onethird III two years
with interest on the deferred payments. til.
deferred payments to be secured to the salts
faction of the subscribers.
MARY POWELL,
JAMES SCOTT, y.
Administrators of Hiram II. Powell, dec'I.
Nov 10 1855
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,KILrEp. .4Wm Dougherty acea abou

KILLED. -Wm. DoughertY. aged abou.
2l, who had been working a. few days in
the coal Bank of Mr.. John Flood, on
Wheeling creek, was killed on Friday
last. by large quantity of soap stone
falling upon him. When fonnd. about 9
O'Clock in the evening. he was still sensi'
bic, and said that he supposed he had
lain there since 9 o'clock in the morning
lie was shockingly bruised and nanglcd
He died on Saturday morning.-&
C2airsrillc Gazette. 6.. s:l
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Attachment Notice.

James Farrier, On the 7th day of 0cto-
VS. Der 1858, an order af At
Abraham Dennis. tachment was issued by
John Muhlemau a Justice of the Peace. for
Ohio township Monroe County Ohio, against
the goods, chattels, moneys and effects, of the
defendant Abraham Dennis, for the sum Of
Five Dollars and forty three cents.
Set for trial on the goth day of November,
at 10 o'clock A. N.
Nov. 17th, lS5S.-3w,pd.
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- Tho Governor has issued a writ
for holding an extra election in Berks
Coun.., eighth Congressional, District.
on the 5 9th inst, to supply the vacancy
in Congress occasioned by the resignation
of 5. Clancy Jones. 80 - ~ r..
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LEGAL NOTICE.

WILLIAM McMAKIN, of the State ofsIowa,
w will take notice, that ". g. Brown, as
Administrator of the estate of James Roseman,
deceased, late Of Guernsey county, Ohio, did
on the 9TH day Of October, A. ID. 1858, file his
petition in the Probate Court of Monroe coun-
ty, Ohio, against James Rossman, Susan Rore-
man, Hattie R. Brown, James Z. McMakin; the
said William McMakin, and Absalom d. Ew-
ing, setting forth, that on the 26th day OF
August, A. D. 1850, the said James Roseman,
then in full life, sold to Wesley Westbrook
and Isaac White Of Belmont county, Ohio, GER
tain real estate situate in Monroe county, in
said tate, to wit: The west half of the south
west quarter of section "a, township 8, of range
6, in the Marietta land district, for the sum Of
2l2 and 5o-100 dollars, payable annually in
payments of fifty dollars per year. That said
FOREMAN obligated himself upon full payment
of the purchase money, to make or cause to
be made to purchasers, their heirs or assigns,
a good and sufficient deed of conveyance for
the same. That said James Roseman after
| wards, and before full payment of the pur-
chase money, departed this life, and that the
balance has been paid to him as such admin
| istrator, since the death of said Foreman by
Absalom d. Ewing, who is now in possession
of said premises. and holds the interest of the
purchasers aforesaid. That he as such admin.
istrator is anxious to complete said contract or
behalf of said heirs; and praying for process
against the heirs of the said James Rosemar
and the said Ewing; and for an order of said
court, empowering and authorizing him as sucf
administrator, to make such conveyance pur
suant to the statute.
The said William McMakin is notified tina
he is required to appear and answer said petit
titiou, on or before the 22d day Of November
1858, aud that said petition will be for hear
ing on the first day of December, 1858.
- WILLIAM NJ. FARRAR,
Oct IS, 1S5s.-Gw. Atty for Plaintiff