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NOTICE.

THE following goods nre in my warchousr.
L which, ir mot taken away by the 2sth dry
Of August next. viii be soil 90 pay fraisht AND
charrrs. 90 wit:
Four Boxct Niz. marked l.. IAcoEs, Lew
isrills. Ark.
C.. &. CREWS
FULTON. Ar''s July 23d. 1855. 30-3w
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-04
"a CA EE HBp

"a C - EE HDp
aTR. HENRY =. JOHNSON having resigned
VI The ofiire uf REGISTER of the United States
Land Office AZ thi- place ami purchased an i'm
rrra-t in thr mercantile establishment rr JOHN
ID. TRlMBLE. The hn-inr-A will hr continued
at ihc VOID -tnnd in The Hnmc Hnd stylc VIZ
TRI.yBLE ,c JOHNSON
Under this style We have been long and IA
yorahly known in South Arkan-a-. ~ reliable
anl correct merchants and nrr dctcrlaincd by
-trirt rrrFaRHi attention Ky business, aiini hv
honest polite ami attentive clerk tn nrrit- ani
hnpr W receive continuance WI thc liberal
patronage and confidence bestowed on thc III
firm.
Our stock l. large anil well selected. cmlra-
cling every description of NcrCisandisT.
usually found in thr most extensive houses in
thc country. nni win M nli times hc kcpt wcll
rcrlcni-hrd. our facilities fnr conducting \
-air business nrc ample. which. addcl tn our
long personal experience. and acquaintance
with the people. assure "a of success
JOHN d. TRIMBLE.
HENRY 7. JOHNSON.
JUNG 18Th. lslS. 9G-tf
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-04
STRAYEDI

C,TRAYED from a Cannmretinv
- at the Pump Spriu-s near 4 S.-.rg-
Mine Creek on the 25th ult-. srF -
SORREL HORSE a little below L.
medium size. with blaze in his face, and main
parted on both sides Of his neck-bClonrs to
A. VI. Morgan near Washington. ON the Little
Rock road liberal reward will be paid ior
his delivery at the store Of ". H. Preston *
Co.. or any information Of his whereabouts
will be thankfully received.
Washington. Aug. :. fS5s.-u
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$3.50 REsgARD.

- Card.
TO TIL { PUB LIC.
THF popularity OF e'saft.crvruad'sC Cci-
L ceratcd Ginger Brandy is such
that many vgudcTs have been induced 10 at
tempt an imitation Of So. uEd although these Er-
tirie- ARE NOT cGuutcficit- Of th. ORIGINAL
GINGER BRANDY. 80; tHey arc prc-4ntel
O. tie public in such shano a- O. induce belief
ttat tiey are of equal virtue with g..
Tile Puhiic are therefore warmed that the
GENUINE article g. contained IN bottles. the ll-
bei oI which bear The iu-eriptian,
CITHER WO0B'S
Celebrated Ginger Brandy.
And the puFr article may be known By the fact
that tha addition Of water does not chang, it,
appearance. while the spurious ones al become
clouiy or milky when water s. added.
r. u. CATHEEWoDD.
Proprietor of GINGER Brandy.
July -, ISIS. 3l-lm
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

A-SO4L2 L&AN ~ ~ = Gl = n - Lin %
Comprising Medical. Literary. seirutif-. E--
-iugs. School lri flf-ea. .au-Hi- EHafs. Nr--
ting. Ieft.r. Note. l Legal rrl E1r. .'r--
.a. o.. N'ia Enva'Hra~ uf every lr-~-irtiaH.
SHlrs ari FerI1mery:
Flor '1, Cologne E.g Hgl CaaVrce- Water:
D. itrs rurh. lre .i1-. Side aui Long Combs;
H-lrcI.fs. Necklace. aul I;clt
N,-.-Ga-tc.a, rort-Nsa,es anil Pure
ET.r-. s rap and ;H-shla.
N.t.l Chains anil key:
GarIa1I S-erl Pens;
Assorted Cream. Ea-l anil Fancy rlu,iis-=
Gua pranr aal Iai1'- Paste:
p.ch'e-. Prcse-ye- aud ic'l.es;
PIE f'.t-. rnl assorted! Syrip-;
Pickle aal Frosh Oysters;
Fresh Ti-h and SIr.5ucs:
4. ~. I Chewing Tobacco auI Cigar:
Pipes Hn : smoking Tlhsccs=
A'r rui Porter;
T-naH and Casual Brandy;
sHrt anil Sherry Wine, fDt medicinal THF-
poses;
ulj is~c aud Bourbon Whsiey:
ClamHl-1e Wine ruf cider;
Ciu- Wine aal Brandy. AMI Aunrk Punch;
Blackberry Brandy and Wine Eit,cr-;
Guns gu1 riatH'-:
Hunting EG'vrs anil Horns:
q. D.. Hst au,l Watcr- Proof CIT-
An lf which they ai1 -ci at lac very lowest
prices for cash. or O. puretual mon uu t.mr.-
CAL. ono aEi so. aul examine tor yourselves.
EENJ. =. IErT S son.
Washington. June @. 1858. 2i-f
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-04

Prussia is the largest exporter Of wheat
to England, next Russia, aud third the
United States.
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-04

Coop SALARY.-The Governor General
of Canada gets Sjl 900 per aunum-six
thousand dollars more than the Presid mt
of the United States.
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-04
FOPTTETGHT HOTRS

FCRI1-ElGHI HOURS
This line passes through the following eoun-
;y seats: Camden. Ouacli;a county: IIarap-
ton. Calhoun county; Warren. Bradley county.
and Monticello. Drew county.
II conne-ts each day 81 Gaines Landing
with the regular steam Packets. h9th
ascruIin- ana descending fire Mississippi rivrr.
SO that passengers may -ai be delayed at tiiat
point. IL also connects each day at Camden.
with the daily stage lin' of Iesss-- Stuart 3
Co.. running ff0;n Camden - Hot SPRING
And il s. decidedly the shortest and most COM
mo.iious .ta.-n rnu.c from ail the s0uth-we4tarn
counties of Arkanaas. AMI tie upper. eastern
and uortis-wc. torn counties Of Texas. tn tlp
Mississippi river.
The Plau'. road .ilroue'i thc Mississippi bot
iou Co Gaines Lau.linE. IS now uudcrg ing re-
pair. and the prorrictor- u 1his line have
made arrangements Tor thc repair aud placing
the bridging in gooi order: ihnt the only
serious difficulty in the road. frrossinr the Aiis
sissippi botton) will De in great degree ohvi-
atcd.
The proprictora ,.-ncci upan t'is line
an excellent los 90 STAGE t-achcs-inost Of them
entirely row ul of t'ir 'i-s; quality, and also,
most excellent tcams-hlyiug taken great palms
mined 90 spare no pains 20 accommodate Lfair-
clcrs. and afford a safe and rapid passage alunE
the line, and It l., therefore. with confidence
that they invite the patronage Of the public.
CIllDESTER, RESIDE * CO.,
PHorEiErorS.
July -. 1853 21u
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-04

It is said that ivy viii not cling to "a
poisonous tree or other substance. What
a pity that the tcndrils Of womln's heart
have net the same salutary instinct.
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-04

Tie Composifioa ~ L'EL. at Furious
Times ofHe Day.-Profossor Bocdeker
has analyzcd the milk Of "a healthy COW
at various times Of ,he day, with a view
OF determining the changes in the rela-
tive amount Of its constituents. lie found
tie solids of the evenings milk G3 per
cent? exceeding those Of the mornings
milk 10 per cent while the water con-
tanned in the fluid was diminished from
80 10 3G per cent. The fatty matters
gradually increase as the day progresses.
In the morning they amour; to 2.I7 per
cent, at noon 2.63 per cent. This flct is
important in a practical point of view. for
while - ounces OF mornings milk will
yield nearly half an ounce Of butter. about
double this quantity can be obtained from
the evenings milk. The cgasein Is also
increased in the evenings mill. from - -
To 30 per cent; but the alhumoa IS di-
miuished from o. per cent. to ua2, her
cent. Sugar IS lcas. buujantatmidHieht
li-l9 per cent? and most plenty ut noon
l4.Ij per cent? The percentage Of tic
salts undcrgaes almost no change at ANY
time Of the day.
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-04

The ESaLIsu TuIT-At Abingdon
two milcs-Ten Broeck's Lit,lc Cobb
came out second best, six horses running.
In the second race-thrcc-qusrtefs of a
mile-Icn BrJcck's Badsworth was the
winner, eight horses running.
AtJhoimlJr,-two uile~-Tan Br1cck's
Barbarity came cut third, seven horses
running.
Ia the second rlcc-halta mi,c-Bads-
worth was left al; the post.
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-04
CATHERWOOD'S
Celebrated Ginger brandy
liee..r.Hl- -n1c-I as an iava-uau'c Remedy and
l.-rertiy. o. Cholera. Cha.ic. Ey-.utely.
thH. Plf1- in tie Stomach.
Cramps. aul all other lis
eases OF % Ike
tlar.et .r


FI'IE proprietor or tii cg,ef'rut M,l.oiusi
L bs rH-. rii,a va- au'r introduced Co.
The N.u s..Har- rJHic % o.. months sFa-r.
.lurrr w..r. ...s +. a.s -r-rirel eel I.hrifr
unknown GOO aa.. article ever before TysgnfeI
tar rgh.i- approval and popular u-r.J feels %
re-uifr fl- D. iu scc.a- thr efforts Dr. hrs ,~r.-r
-H present % H.v,aFe. which. aside l0aIg if-
I..-l-antuee- al article rf 'Hn'-. combine
.-t.i.. i.Harg t--i-.aI .sl..te-. have t-eu
properly appreciated is- 44lu. H- Hn ard e,-
Hr % I.-.ir u-. Las i.r affected d. macy
aio havr l-,a tae .,-ipis-t- Ut it- benefits. ana
aHw- st tais .a nt -ae year. maT,rlg,ieU arr
ir. w.e1 flH whole ~v-i.u t. in 81 T-'1vel state
and -- rl''i, ,o 9..u.f.'l u7Ir.,lea. :. f. ia-
valuable: and a- H r.uu-Hf. errrv-'I~ ie-el-
F-". 80 Is r7..l.r. .'.', being s-a from any iuiu-
-iHu- ..-ra.....-
rr.sa. $40 Her ease .f ore dozen. s fiber
81 ai.-t w-la t1 Hrr-ri-ts .HI vhalc-i1e
l-a'a-. I.y r--e packed with cvrc aal
fully guaranteed - asi .f.
Tar...t r'. .e- rs'ae-..i u.r- Stores
n.nr.-1nH MAGAZINE STREET
Iu'. - l-1% aS-3gi
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-04

~ Only a single copy cf the London
Times Is allowed t1 enter France. ard
that IS sent 60 Paris in sealrl euvelor
fir IN Boulocre, especially addressed TO
NAroLEoS himself Tie is anxious to
read all the hard tTinrs which it saws
about himself and his government, but
deprives his people Of that pleasure. for
such It would undoubtedly De- G, major
ity IF them. lie Is No. the iirst Laws. givc-.
however, who has Laid down laws, rules
and regulations for others which he is un-
willing TO obey himself, and r.5 has made
bis practice give the iis 60 Lis rsesepts.
Napoleon oateriaius- tie sa,uc horror of
newspapers which WAS prts-ed hy Dr.
great uncle when hr said ihat fo1r hrstilc
newspapers were moro q, De dreaded than
an army cf one huujacd thousand men.
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-04

II persons indebted % McNa.r & Britt.
II on open account, for 1851. are requested
in come forward Immediately anil make some
satisfactory arrangements far The same. as
wl-h to start North by thc iith ur July-
" II. BRITT
Ju'y T-f. 1853 aG-tF
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-04
DIED, NDExzD

In this place ou the 10th IT. --'--TZ- LIEI
Pauline JENNINGS. c1Hsori Of Orvii'c jon
niuEs. Esq. ina the 2stl year Of her age
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-04

HAVGNG eall NY entire interest in the
III firm ul McNnir V Britt 70 J. ;. BRITT.
/ wuuil respectfully solicit Cor Mr.. Britt all
tha patronage 0f thc 0li frm-
EEANDER MrNAIR-
Jut4 iHt. 1a-G.
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-04
DISSOLUTION

III NNINT rur-hnrHI thr entire interest III
Ll E MHNnir. iu fi, iAtr frn nf MrNAfr N
IfH.Ht ! shali cunfnn fhn -nmr hu-fne.- at the
HrI a.erl. Thankful far thc liberal patronage
te.t1w,i upon the 40 Grim. aui hoping tc merit
a. r1utinuaucc of the same. ] respectfully solicit
f-lm tli- community generally call and an
examination rf my -tn-k ami prices believing
thnt thry wir compare fnvorah-y with any oth-
er- in tHi- market.
y. N. BRITT.
In'y ls.. 1855
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-04
To the Travelling Public.
GREAT WESTERN
Four Horse Stage Coach Line.
CHBESTER, RESIDE & CO., PROPRIETORS

ARRIVES AND DEPARTS DAIr
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-04

STEAM NAVY OF IgASc- ANu ESQ
Lt@p.-Erauce aat England combined
have m0-e than tA7a nd war-siirs. aud
they agc iauucliu- e.-rv week ur.s uuas.
It is q French orir'on ha.ed upon czpe-
rienee -siuei ut t.e si--c or Scbastora'
that the high stone forts which protect
the New York aaI o.hat Amcri.au har-
bors, coalI be kaarlc. % pieces i1a very
short time by the modern artillery invest:
II FOR that purYl-c. y Feachmau.
writing TO Paris lsJm -he Uui,ll States
at the present momcg: 1n the lclluscs Of
the country, exIrgssrs lie opinion that Il
fleet OF modcgu-buiIt .uuLJ.ts. such as
France and England have been building
in considerable uuub..s for the list two
years, could pass with facility into the
harbJr of New York aad ahcI. the CITY.
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-04
WINDOW CLASS.
INDIA RUBBER OR VuLeANIzED BANDING
PAINTS. OILS. vARSIsH. Ac.

FNTN m WEE1~- FAENENKN, &c.
Pure White Lead. Pure French Zinc. Eed
Lead. Venetian Red, Bridgewater Paint, Chrome
Yellow. Chinese Blue, Chrome Green. Ochre-
Rose Paint Lamp Black, Gold Leaf. yerniI
lion. Blue Sinalts- italian SIENNA, Burnt and
Dry TIMBER Glue. Putty. WhiteinE. Patent
Dryer. Lithargc. Linseed Oil. Sperm, Lard
Castor Oil. Tanners Oil, Spirits or Tnrpentine.
Copal Varnish. Coach and Harness Varnish.
Dcmar Varnish, Paint and Varnish Brushes Of
all kinds, Diamonds for cutting Glass.
At b. /. BRITTIN & co IS
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-04

ID. BLOCK q BRO.
M e Il C III A nj S,
WASHINGTON, HERPSTEAD COUNTY, ARK.
GOODS! GOODS! GOODS!
WE are in receipt Or one III tile largest ani
w best selected stocks Of q. q o ID \ ever
brought 10 this market comprisiua su,h arti-
eles as are well adapted to the trade OF both
FANCY AND STAPLE,
WI nrc wen satisfied thnt We cnn please tarse
wishing 70 purchase. both wiIh regard to quail
ity and price. Our terms are as usual-r1t
CASH. or to punc;zal customers on time
We hope our friends win continue their patron
age 20 literally bestowed heretofore.
ID. BLOCK & BRO.
JUST RECEIVED,
DomcnfIcs.
LCvvcfis.
Prints.
Checks.
Bed Tick.
spun Thread.
LOffonaie.
RcEfns.
Jeans.
PianfsTs' LINEN,
heFscys.
EiBseys. Sc.
GingLanl.
Muslin.
AApacca,
rIeFsnD.
EIanRels,
Ga. stripes.
E.inan EeriIIs.
Cotton DrEIEs.
Irish Linen.
fsId. DOmcsticS.
E1Itf. Jeans.
Ere. .EFAns.
aatinctf,
Tuecds.
EiToad Cloth.
Cashmere.
Plaid Linseys.
Striped E4olycIIs,
LsrG. Linens
&c. Ac.-
DRESS GOODS.
0rg:snay 5Tusiias. Isareges. Fan
cy and solid. t'FiatcG Lawns.
Robes = quiIic- Swiss.
MuII and Cross
Washington telegraph., 1858-08-04

1Sn PAEE: BLANKETs. For sale by /
ZDU y. BLOCK * BRO.
Doors. SHOES. HATS. CAPS. Gc.. for
ID salc MY
y. BLOCK K BRO.
CLGTlEING--Al large assortnen: for sale
" by
D. BLOCK & BRO.
SHELF w AREA large ami general
" assortment far me- hy
ID. BLOCK X BRO.
10000 Pounds krOn--2O0 Acgs
NaiIs--For sale by
d. BLOCK < BRO.
%. 900 Pounds CastingS--Cast. Bis
ter anl American Stcel-Cast Steel anil Irun
lT,e-- fur -ale MY
u. BLOCK X BRO.
tRBW ARE.
Axe. Spades,
Sltnycls, Horseshoe Nails.
Hooks aud Hinges
Eras- Eprnd Buckets.
Cru---rut Saw. hnnAshN--
Sr.. E--. Sc..
For sale W. ,..r- ,.,.,
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County Infirmary.

CRALRD proposals will be received By the
- undersigned Directors Of tho Aonroe Coua-
ty Iniirmary, until the 1st day of March, 1858,
for Superintendent of said Tn6rmary for enc
year from the 1st day of April, 1885, Said
Superintendent Wall be required to furnish two
horses, to take charge Of the inmates of the
Infrmary, and to farm the land helonging to the
Infrmary in a husbandiiks manner. AL pro
visions for the family Of the Superintendent
and the inmates of Infrmary, and feed for the
horses, furnished by the county. The Super
will be required to give bond and
secarity for the faithful discharge of his duties
and to put in about 20 acres of wheat, 10 Of
corn and 10 of oats, and such other vegetables
as mag be required by the undersigned. Pro-
posals 10 be filed with tie County Auditor.
The Board reserve the right to themselves to
receive any one Of the proposals that may be
filed, or reject the whole at their discretion.
JOHN KERR,
ELIJAH MCMAHON,
JOSHUA AMOS,
Feb. 3, 1853. Directors.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
= The ScAND1NAvIAN REMEDIES The
following is taken from the South Benc

I
The SCANDINAVIAN REMEDIES The
following is taken from the South Bend
Qnd. Register of Sept. 4. 1851; Hon
Schuyler Coifax, H. C., editor: -
1--WE rarely allude to Patent medicines
editerialiy, leaving them to speak for
themselves in eur advertising colums;
but it is only sheer justice to say that DR..
Roback's Scandinavian Remedies are
performing some extraordinary cures in
n. and Central Indiana, and really seem
to be worthy of trial by the afflicted =
We have noticed in our Indiana exchang-
es alone, accounts of three or. four, re-
narkable cures effected by them within
the past month, certified to by persons
with whom we are well acquainted. And
we select from the following, because the
signature will be well known to all our
citizens. Merris Morris is one of the
most valued and widely known residents
OF indianapolis, was for many years State
Auditor, and enjoys the highest confidence
of all who know him. He has just vol
UNFAIRLY published the annexed certificate
in the indianapolis Journal SEE ADvER-
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SALE OF SCHOOL. LANDS

NOTICE is hereby given, that there will be
lN offered for sale at public auction, at the
front door of the Court House in Woodsfeld,
Monroe County, Ohio, ON
On Saturday the 2TM day Of Aarch, neat
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and
o'clock NJ, on said day, the following tracts Of
School Lsnds, to wit:
The east half of the south east quarter of
section number l6, in original surveyed town
ship number 5, and range number 6, containing
so acres. Appraised at $1,000.
G Also, the east half of the north west quarter
of section number l6, in original surveyed
township number 5, and range number 6, con-
tanning 80 acres. Appraised at $1,000.
Said lands in no case to be sold for . less
sum than the appraised value thereof.
One-twelfth of the purchase money to be
paid at the time Of sale, the balance in eleven
equal annual payments, with interest sn the
deferred payments to be paid annually.
- JOHN 8. HOLIDAY,
f.5s.s Auditor, N. C. o.
WoOds6eld Feb 10 1S66
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Settlement Accounts.
Feb. 3, 1853. !.


NOTICE is hereby given that settlement 40
IN counts have been fled in the Probate
Court of Monroe County, Ohio, A. follows, to
John Fisher, executor Of Richard Fisher,
final, .i7'.
James B. Melott, executor Of Jacob Nelott
final; -.
Otho Farmer, guardian Of Christian Spend
lsr's heirs, final;
Thomas Griffith, executor Of Thomas Lloyd,
fnal; ,is f5
Jacob Eggar, administrator Of g. J. steig-
later, final;
Hiram Spragus, administrator Of John
sprague, partial; -.
Isaac Booth, executor of John Booth, par
tial; il <I&t3iaA
Andrew Sawyers, executor of John Watkins,
PARTIAL, r.f t1... ...,,s,s sis4
Josiah Wilson. administrator of Rosannah
MoWilliams partial;
William T. Terry, administrator of George
Terry, partial; -.
Jacob Vernon, administrator Of Robert Car
penter, final.
The above accounts will be for hearing In
the above order commencing March>2, 1858,
and continuing from day to day until disposed
of finally. In the mean time they are sub
ject to the examination of all persons inter
ested therein. JOHN s. WAY,
Feb, 8, 1858. Probate Judge.
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COLUMBUS a
NURSERY. T
FOR THE SPRING OF 1858.

- i /. I s.
A VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FRUIT
IL AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, Shrubs,
Vines, etc., including gs
q APPLE TREES, e years grafted,) very thrifty,
and of the best varieties fer Central and South
,ern Ohio. ,.I1g,3,.f :. = ..,r
PEAR TREES, both standard and dwarf, the
latter on Anglers ounce stocks, very thrifty
and handsome.
CHERRY TREES, adapted to the climate Of the
Southwest. mostly on MaAale6 stscks, and
branching low.
Peach TREES, Of the best age and size, with
fine healthy roots, and of the choicest kinds.
Plums, Quinces, Apricots, Nectarinss, Al
moads, Grapes, Currapts. Goossberries, Rasp-
berries, Strawberries, Rhubarb and Asparagus
Roots, Usage Orange Plants, (for hedging,3 etc.
=. Also; Evergreens of variouss kinds, Roses,
and Ornamental Shrubs and Flowers, in great
variety, and at low prices. ~ n 81. 1
eI Send for DsscRIPrIyK CATALOGUE, and
ordsr directly from head quarters, as no .Agents
are employed to sell trees for us. Articles will
be packed securely, and forwarded to any
points on the Railroads, as directed. (Twen-
ty varieties of choice Flower SEEDS sent by
mail, postage free, for $1.) Address &,
NJ. b. BATEHAM i CO.,
. fis ~ l7A lssp y -, -. scgsss', p =
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Administrators Sale.

0N the 18th day Of March, A. D. 1855, 81 .
~ o'clock in the afternoon, At the ftons der
ofthe Court Hsuse, in the town of WoodaAeatys
Monroe county, Ohio, will be seld 70 the Aigh.
est bidder the following real estate, - The
property of JamssA 8 Conleyi dsssase1, - M:
BEGINNING at the sauth AasteorAsr 81 ths ssset
half II the north east quarter. ef Sestjeo
ninetesn, efTswnship thrss, and RaNGA ma
in Monroe county, Ohio. thence wsa4 1n1H~;
eight rods to stone; thence north
|dred and twenty fonr rods T. . stone at1AN
line; thence soath 6fty-seven and ons-feak
degrees east nine rods 70 Z AickoSy; NenoA
eighty-sepsn and one-haA degssss eat tAifty-
two rods TO . stone: thsnos south sixty-Sevt0
and ons-iourth degrees east twenty,p3na sedA
Ito stone;thenos south about thifty Sf(4A9a
one fourth rods 70 Nsfrs line; thSnA }6e..
ty two rods TO . stone; thenoe sovt S6lle
to the place Of beginning. oonaaiatp SS
acres, moreer lsss; subject to the ~
Of Elizabeth Conley widow Of fIsaeo CA1aS3S S1eh
ceased. in thrse-sights OF SAID Land.
TssMs Of sale-ons- third il ha4A snest1iR&
in six months and ens third in twelve psne}k
With interest on the deferred paSmQnts, ~
/ to ba secRred to the satisfaction Of ths a1ks
scriber. WN. b D1tet.
Feb. Ia lsse. Asm'r Of Jsmss 2. cealsyt
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The State of Ohio, ] Dr. virtue of TIVE writs

II The State Of Ohio, RI vir.us Of W. w,its Of Of
James Shook. the Court of Common Pleas
of Aonroe Comfy, Ohio, and to me directed, !
win offer for sale, At public auction, at the
front door of the Court House, in tho town Of
Woods6eld, in said cdunty, On
Saturday; March Iath, n q. 1858,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock, a. m. and
o'elack, p. m., of said day, the following real
estate. lying and being in said county, to wit:
The east half of the northeast quarter of Sec
tion twenty, in Township two, Of Range four,
eighty acres, and appraised At $3.50.
Also, the east half Of the southwest quarter Of
Section twenty -ens, in Township two, of Range
for, containing seventy-nine acres, more or
less, and appraised at $500. =
Taken in execution and levied upon as the
James Shook, at tho suit of the
State of Ohio. c. M. MORROW,
Fob. 10, rlsSs r-$s,45 shsrif, II. O q
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.SHERIFF'S SALE.

Cushing Arms By Irst;on virsus OF "a writ m d; Gf
Mar & Gin. ~. R. R. Co. rectsd from the Court
of Common Pleas of Ross county, Ohio, 1
will offer for sale at public auction, in the
town of Baresville, in Monroe county, Ohio,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and
O'Clock P. M, on
Thursday, the 4ta day Of March. 1853,
the following personal property, to wit !: About
thousand Railroad Ties.
Taken in execution and levied on as the
property of the Marietta and Cincinnati Rail
Isoad Company, in the case of Thomas ID. Cush-
ing and Richard C.. Arms, partners. under the
name of ofCushing, Arms, & co., against the Mari
eta and Cincinnati Rail Road Company.
Feb. Sd, 1855 C. NJ. MORROW.
= Sheriff NJ C. O.