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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-06

IRON, STELL. TIN PLATES.-We have IN
j store n full stsck of COMMON ENGLISH
IRON and BEST ENGLISH REFiNEp IRON. ol
the most approved brands. imported direct from
liverpool, The assortmeat is composed of Flat,
Sheets. Osals and Half Rounds; still's best bsrse
shoe and Bagnal's shafting RON % We @ hsve el also
a complete assortment of SWEUES IRON. RuS-
SiA SHEETS; NoRWAY NAIL B RODS; s BI,is- BIS
TERED STEEL, Tin Plates, BLOCK TIN, ZINC,
Ae., to which we call the attention Of the trade.
F. II. SKINKER & co. z
CTEAM SAW-MILL-LUMBE SAWED
- TO ORDER.-The subscriber having the entire
control of one Of the best STEAM CIRCULAR
SAW MILLS in the State, located in virgin pine
forest, near navigation, will contract to furnish u
short notice, in good order, and on reasonable
terms, building and Railroad TIMBER. sawed all
Sizes and dimensions, and respectfully soicits or
TRUMAN A. PARKER,
Wholesale and retail dealer in Lumber Mahogany,
and Shingles Of every description
MOTICE.-Ai psrsons having claIms laSglnst
IN tho estate OF tho late Rev, John Woodbridge.
deceased, Of Epwh,tan COUNTY, Will please present
them 1t my 0lice In the city of Hichfond for pay.
fet. and Il persons indebted to the same, by bond
OF account, viii pease cell and ipAle payment with
out dAlny, - further indnl xcnce cannot u Kfssp.
w. W. W0OLp .Execntor Of
kt-h Rev. John Woodbridge dsc'd.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

IoHS w. POLLARD. Druggist and Apothe-
~ cary. Hth street, between Grace and Broad, has
Just received from New York and Phiiadelphia
are additions to his already very complete stock
o. Dru1s. Medicines, Chemicals. Paints, Oils,
Lttass, fnttE. Patent Medicines, Perfumery and
tancy Goods, which he offers to his numerous
lHebds and patrons on the most accommodating
terms,
aA- Having secured the services of a practical
tHeHnst and Pharmaceutist. ali who may favor
lie Wi'h 'neir custom may rest assured of having
tAe!r wants attended To as they should he.
JOHN w. POLLARD, Druggist 18th ST.
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GEORGE DARBY. Manufacturers Agent tor
~ the sale of DOORS, SASH. BLINDS,
.JOLLDINIS; &c A large assortme MT constant
ly on hand ORDERS, by mail or otherwise, promptly
attended 10: No Is. Governor street. Richmond,
Va. toung seelebrated Smooth Sawed SH NGI.E
MACHINE put up in any part of the State. at
short notice. in 2y-,;,n
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LETTER FROM KossUTH PREVIOUS TO HIS
RETREAT.-The subjoined letter has been for
warded to the Leeds Mercury, by gentleman
on intimate terms of friendship with NJ. Kos
suth. 1t was written while in Paris, before
the eXile's departure for Italy:
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y WARNER l. CO.

y WARNER L CO.
&AsUYAcTURERs AND wHoLEsALK DEALERS IN
WOODEN WARE,
BROOMS, BRUSHES, BASKETS, MATS,
PAINTED Tubs, BUCKETS, ETC.
&c and 3S Commercial Street,
BOSTON. q
MASuFAcToRY AT CONCORD, MASS.
iy l-2n
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7. 6. BAYLY. THUs. !. NOSCURR
DAHLX n MONCURE.
- COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

RICHMOND. VA,
Offer their services far the sale of TOBACCO.
CORN. WHEAT, FLOUR. and ALL KINDS OF
PRODUCE, to which they will devote their entire
and exclusive attention.
EA- Office near Shockoe Warehouse.
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n HAGERTY, BRASS AND BELL FOUN-
IL. DER, 10th, between Main and Cary streets,
Richmond, Va.-Having fitted up a FOUNDRY at
the above place, ain now prepared to execute all
orders for BRASS AND COMPOSITION CAST
lNGS, at the shortest notice, and cheaper than
any other establishment South of Baltimore. Alsa.
GARRETT,S PATENT ANTI FRICTION AND
BABBiTfS METAL, for sale at reduced prices.
n. B.-Highest CASH PRICES paid for OLD
METALS and taken in exchange for new.
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a DN ANIES
- TO TO BACCO OM4NUFACTURERS Sc, SC.
Liberal ADVANCES will he made on Manufac-
tured Tobacco and other goods. consigned to our
friends, W. GRANGE & Co. Baltimore.
JAS. DUNLAP & CO.,
Jy is-ts Corner Byrd and llth streets
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E.w. arfERsos late OF PowHArAN 4; DuPuY,
Grubbs & Apperson. Graduate in Pharmacy
A PPERS0N Il DUPUX.

Do, 81. LINE, AUCT1ONEEK, NC., con-
~ tnues 20 sell Real and Personal ESTATE,
hire out NEGROES, rent out HOUSES, and will
whether in the city or country. He respectfully
requests Commissioners of Courts, Trustees to
Deeds &C., to give him call before employing any
one else, as his charges will be made to give satis
faction To all who may patronze him. Office in
Basement Metropolitan Hall. je 28-6n
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John n. GORDON & son,

TOHN n, GOKUON Sun,
81 14rH STREET. MEAN THE EXCHANGE HOTEL.
Offer for sale large and full assortment of IRON,
comprising Swede's, American Hammered, Peru
Hammered English and English Refined Enelish.
American. Russia and Imitation Rnssa SHEET
IRON, Hoops, Band and Scroll Iron, Refined Plow
Iron and Piow Plates Also Tin plate of various
szes, for tuners and manufacturers; Sheet and
Bolt COPPER, Sheet Zinc, Speiter, and the Metals
usually sold in this market. ap1-ts
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Not Captured.-Officer Seal has returned
from North Carolina, after fruitless search
for William T. Parrish, the young man who
swindled Messrs. Duke & Hutcheson out Of
1850 and afterwards advertised himself as
Dead Parrish had entered an institute Of
learning, and but for an accident on one of the
railroads would have been captured on Mon
day last, as he did rot leave there until that
afternoon. When the officer arrived on Tues
day, he found that the fugitive had taken
flight while the teachers and pupils were at
dinner leaving his trunk and elothing behind
him He is well known in North Carolina, and
may yet fall into the hands Of the law.
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pRtDGFGRD g. CO.. General Commission and
u Forwarding Merchants, on the Dock, Richmond
Va. D. B. BRTDGF0RD
FRANKLIN MATTHEW'S.
n. TlNSLEY PATE.
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GEO. DOWDES, DRUGGIST and CHEM
VI iSF, Main street, next to American Hotel has
on hand and is receiving, fresh supply of pure
Drugs, als, rare Chemicals, Periumery, Fancy
Cigars, Tob,ceo, Ne., at tine NEW DRUG STORE,
Amaricau Hotei
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: s p E CT AL N o TIC E
DE. Roback's plsooveries.

We can not shut our eyes to the fact, tha
DIR. Roback's famous Medicines, the, Scaudi
navian Blood Pills and Purifier, are affecting
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 bloodyessels 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 DR.. Roback's prep
arations act. They change the chemical char
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-
ffcn 10 Dr.. rs sdvvftissmsgts
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From, the N. Y. Herald's Correspsndehee.1
Affairs ct the National Capital
Dec. %. 1ss

WASHINGTON, Dec. %, 1853.
Notwithstanding the news from Europe
that Spain was still preparing to send
more chips of war to Mexico, it is not in
the least likely that war will be declared,
or any hostile interference made directly
in favor of or against either of the par
ties now struggling for the supremacy. -
The wisdom and foresight of the Spanish
officials in this part of the world have
undoubtedly prevented step resolved up
on at Madrid which might have enveloped
the civilized world in terrible conflict.
| The Cabinet sat to-day till q late hour,
and it is understood, had under consider
alton Mexican affairs 1t is said impor-
tant Intelligence has just been received
from Mexico. Tue news published, to
the effect that General Miramon had de.
fsated Degollado at Guadlajara, and had
taken that place, though coming in a tel
egraphic despatch from New Orleans to
the Mexican Legation. is not believed
by those well informed of Mexican affairs
Great efforts are being made here to
humbug the government aud Congress,
and by newspaper correspondents to de-
Jude the people, aboat the fabulous min
eral wealth of Arizona. While it must
be conceded there is no doubt that good
silver and copper mines exist, which re-
quire the application OF large capital and
mining skill, am assured, on the best
authority, there is no evidence as yet oi
auriferous deposits or "washings," as in
California, to reward individuals without
capital. ii
! The government has not yet received
Information of the return of the fllibus.
ter vessel Susan, nor of the landing of FL.
| libusters in, Nicaragua. f..
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DI ID

On the 25th ult at his residence in
Malaga Township. Monroe Co., LEWIS
GATES, in the S4th year Of his age. y
Suddenly at his residence in Malaga
Township, on the 9th nit, MIR. AR
CHIBALD COOPER, aged about So
years.
Bat few days since the deceased
babe as fair to enjoy life as many of
those around him; but now: "all that was
MORTAL is consigned to the narrow house.
Truly eve know not the day nor the
hour when the son of man cometh" 81,
Thus large family many of whom are
Young, are made to mourn the untimely
loss of u father; but there is still consola-
ton in the thought, that if they put their
trust in Christ, he will be to them
more than a father. Take courage, then
stricken ones, and look mp to Him for
sustepance iu this your trying affection
and you will not be LEFT :omforsless
Leaves have their time to fall,
Aud flowers to wither at the no til
winds breath. tf.GFss
And stars to set-but all,
Thou hast all reasons for thine own. Oh
Oeatn
~ S. A. G.
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From Nicaragua.
NEw YoRK. Dec. 80

1s.s..1y : NEW I oRK, Dec. 30.
The Herafds special correspondence AZ
Panama writes as follows:
learnthrough private source Of high
character in the northern part of Nicara-
qua, that q scheme is on foot to carry out
revolution in thst Republic, and place
the Democrats of Leon in power again
The plan il said to be laid in conjunction
with Walkers movements in the Uni
ted States and the government of Hon
duras. qgtTfyTf ~
The illibnsters from Mobile are expect
ed to land at, Truxillo or Omoa, and cross
Honduras to Leon
President Santa Guardiola has promis-
ed to assist them with i've hundred ma
tives id driving MARTINEZ from Nicaragua.
He made Il condition that General Walk
er should not accompany the expedition
rom Omoa to Trnxillo. i..-lf-
The meditatcd march is practical. the
distance not being very great.
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VIM. p. Richardson, administrator Of the
Estate Of John Dransfeld,S deceased, against,
Samuel Dransfeld, Anna Dransfield and her
husband name unknown and David Workman.
2 The defendants Samuel Dransfeld, and Anna
pransfeld and her husband whose name is
unknown, will take notice that the subscri-
Der. administrator of the l,'eststs of John
DransAeld, deceased on tho 4th day of Decern-
Der, A. D. 1858, filed, in the Probate Court, OF
Monroe county Ohio, petition to sell the fol
lowing described premises, to wit: part of the
east half Of the south east quarter of sec. TWEEN
ty one, township four, and rage four, lying and
being in said Monroe County, and being tbs
same tract, sold by said David Workman tc
said decedent on the 17th day Of December
A. D, ls4S,
r Said cause is set for hearing en- the eth day
of January A. D. 1885, eWM.P. RICHARDSON
8. Dec. 9th 1855. ST. b0o Administrators.
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SHERLFF'S SALE.

Mary Grant, ct al, RY virtue Of two exc. exc.
James Grant. tho Court Of Common
pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, and to me di-
rected will offer for sale, at the front door
of the court house, in the tewn Of Woodsfeld,
in said county, ON aEf Bi See Sc
Saturday, the 18th day Of January. 1859.
Between the hours Of 10 o'clock, .. m, and
4 O'Clock, p. m, of said day.
The undivided fifth part Of the following
lands and tenaments, to wit; The west half
of the south west quarter of section 10, in
township 4, Of range s., containing 81 acres,
more or less, and appraised at $3.50; also the
north east quarter of south west fourth of SAME
section, township and range, containing 40 acres
more or less, and appraised at $40, all Of said
lands lying and being in said county. Taken
in execution and levied on as the property OF
James Grant at the suit of Mary Grant: also
to satisfy an execution in favor Of John Norris
levied subject to tho Judgment in favor oi
Mary Grant.
G. N. MORROW,
~ issA tSse.-S4cs rbortA NC q
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Probate Court Of said County. ssE
SETTLEMENT ACCOUNTS.
LII persons interested will take notice that
~ the following accounts have been filed in
the Probate Office, and will be for hearing on
Monday the seventh day of February, A. D.
1859. as
KxEC'Rs AND ADMRS ACCOUNTS.
/. Martin Baker, Ex'r of Martin Baker,-nnal
2. John Muhleman, Admir- of Samuel Seges-
ermann,-fnal.
8. Frederick Muhleman, Admir- Of Andrew
Muhleman,-partial.
4. C. T. Morris, Ex'r Of Robert drier, r,-partial.
5. John Keyser, Admir- Of Joshua Linn,-fnal.
8. John Lanum, Ex'r of James Edwards
fnal 's'-'as'~ -
7. John Lanum, Ex'r Of Elias Mccall. final.
s. Jacob Atfolter, Admir- of Adam Wayner,-
partial. tefl3
o. William Watkins, Admir- ofJohn McElroy,
10. George Steward, Admir- of James Steward,
final. azelt.
IL. Elijah Ullom, Admir- OF William Ullom,-
partial. aeeS alH
GUARDIANS ACCOUNTS.
/. George Hurst, guard ian to James Thomas
final.
2. John Lanum, guardian to William Atop,
final, ..---s-, -. --..f --...
g. Mary Muhleman, guardian to her children,
30, final. -s--.- ,.-s---
4. John Mohat, guardian to Harmon Hukle's
heirs,--partial. .,- t..+ s.,.ra
5. John Muhleman, guardian to Grossen.
bachers heirs,--inal.
s. William Botten6eld, guardian to Samuel
Bottenfeld's heirs.-partial.
Z. John Slime, guardian TO llizabath A. Mil.
ner,-partial. ...- e- tz.---sr4-
q H.
Jesse N. Stine,-partial. g-s
Q. Jacob Zinck, guardian to John Gugger's
heirs,--partial. -s.-.-.., -.eF.
10. Jacob Zinck, guardian to his children
partial. ,.u s.-. r -.5 st r.. 81.
II. VIM. Brown, guardian to David Tipt ,n's
heirs,-partial. t#.-z s.
II. Levi Long, guardian to Dyes heirs,--par-
tial.
Is. Thomas Nelson, guardian to Mary +. Law
rence,--partia!.
IA. VIM. Lennon, guardian to VIM. Knights
heirs,-partial.
Is. James Hiudman, guardian to Latshaw':
heirs,-partial. 4 y =-t5ff aLftE
1e. Alex. Kennedy, guardian to John Kennedy
partial. z-,.s5i... 8 e.5-- -,,.L
II. Peter Smith, guardian to VIM. Scott's
heirs,-partial -- -
Is. Thomas McNeely, guardian of Richard NJ
Neely,-partial.
ls. John Mallory, guardian of Mary M. Nal
lory,--fnal. ga
20. Frederick Yenni, guardian of Margaret
Keller,-partial. 81. .l
Il. Gideon Osborne, guardian to James Os
/ borne,-partial. fre -sGsfe1
~ John Cox, guardian to John and Josephu:
Cox,-partial
% Stephen Pancoast, guardian to VIM. H
Nays heirs,-partial. fc,
"a Paren Pierce, guardian to his children
o.. partial. PAS r
Is Samuel w. Noll, guardian of George Frick
final. JOHN 8. WAY.
Dec. 70, IS Nv Probate Judge, n. C.
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,ii, SHER3FF'S- SALE. o&
John G. Hess swife' r., virtue Of "a an order
James Smith, ct al. issued from the court
of common pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio, and
to me directed, will offer for sale, at the door
of the court house, in said county, on h
Saturday, the 22nd day Of January, 1859,
Between the hours ofl0 o'clock, a. m, and
o'clock p. M, of said day, the following des-
cribed lands and tenements, to wit: .asa
Part of the west half of the north west
quarter of section five, in township five, of
range five; beginning for the same fifteen rods
south Of the north west corner of said quarter,
thence south twenty-one rods, thence east
twenty-four' and three quarter rods, thence
north twenty-one rods, thence west twenty
four and thres-quarters rods to the place Of
beginning, containing three acres, more or less,
exclusive of the road, being the same land
conveyed to Samuel Smith by Rachael Arm
strong and others by deed bearing date Aug.
10th, 1887, and recorded in Book A., page 472.
Also another tract of land adjoining said last
mentioned tract of land and containing about
five acres, and containing in all eight acres,
more or less, in said quarter, and being the
same tract of land of which the said Samuel
B. Smith died seized, and bounded on the north
and west by the town of Beallsville and Wis
ner's lots, ON the east by the lands of Citizen
lands of John Miller and Henry Armstrong.
Ordered to be sold in the case Of John C..
Hess and wife, against James Smith and
others, in Partition. C.M. MORROW,
Zee % 1sss.--ss,Yo Sheriff Y. G. ..
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Cannibalism at the Fejes Island.

When the last mail left Sydney, New
South Wales, the schooner Endorus, had
brought late news from the Fejee Islands.
The natives were manifestiug trouble
some disposition towards the whites
They had fired the town of Luvuka, in
Ovalan. A boat containing two white
men aud o native at the island of Maya,
and oil three murdered. The boat was
lying at anchor when the natives swan Of
to her, apparently with friendly intentions.
They however, clubbed the three men tc
death. Their bodies were carried ashore
and eaten.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

REBEccA FoaGN, State Of Ohio, Monr 90
rs. }Couuty, Court OF Common
NArnSNrsL FooeIS, Pleas.
s. Petition for Divorce said Nathaniel
Foggin, of the city of Cincinnati, in the county
of Hamilton and State of Ohio, is hereby noti-
fled that Rebecca foggin did on the 3lst day
of December, A. D. 1858, file in the Office of
the Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas of
said County of Monroe, her petition, in which
she charges the said Nathaniel Foggin with
adultery, with one Elizabeth Reed, and asking
that she may be divorced from said Nathaniel,
and for allimony--which petition will be for
hearing at the next Term Of said Court. .s
REBECCA FOGGIN.
BY WV. :. Husrsa, her .dHornsy,
Jan. 9Th, 1859. sw.
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MASTER ooM.HxssloXERSSALK.


Isaac Wissner, On mandate from the Court
VS.: .a of Common Pleas of Monroe
Joseph II. Miller County, Ohio. =
and others. BY virtue of the said man.
date, will offer for sale at public auction, at
the door of the court house. in said county, on
Saturday, o29M day Of January, 1859,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. n and 4
o'clock, p. NJ :, on said day, the following dis
cribed tract of land lying and being in the coun-
ty aforesaid, to wit: A part Of the north half
OF the southeast quarter of section 16, town
ships and range S. Beginning for the same
at the south west corner of said half quarter,
thence north 40 rods, thence east so rods,
thence north 40 rods, thence east so rods,
thence south 80 rods, and thence west 160 rods,
to the place of beginning, containing 60 acres,
more or less, on which is 81 ected steam saw
mill with other Improvements. Terms Of sale
(Which will be HberaD made known on the
day Of sale. s.1,- WIN. OKEY, Mas Com.
Dec. 70, '5s(3,75) Monroe Com. Pleas
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AuausrA, Dec 8 1. The morning train
from Macon ran OF the track two miles
from ColumBus The fireman and wood
passer were killed; q. W. Smith. engineer,
had his jaw broken; mo- passengers in
jured. ~
The train going to Macon, having on
board 90 persons including the employees,
fell through bridge when 6 miles from
Columbus. Seventeen persons we're Kill
led
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., LEGAL NOTICE.
Jan. 9Th, 1859.

William L. Flowers State of Ohio, Monroe
vs. <N County, Nathaniel Curry,
Nathaniel Curry who has departed out of
said County aud State, will take notice that
William L. Flewers, of the County of Monroe
and State of Ohio did, on the 20thsiay Of Oc-
tober 1858 file his petition in the Court of Com
mon Pleas within and for the county of Mon
roe, and State of Ohio, against Nathaniel Curry
defendant, setting forth, that on the 18th day
of October, 1858, the defendant did violently
assault, beat, aud wound the plaintiff, to the
damage of said plaintiff of five thousand dol
rs; and the said defendant is notified that he
is required to appear and answer said petition
on or before the fifth day of March A.D. 1859,
o. judgement will be taken by default.
4-.-iaya WILLIAM L.. FLOWERS, 8
sara By Archbold & Archbold
Jan. 9Th 'S9-6w. His Attorneys
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MARRIED-on the 9th .inst by VIM. D.
Patton, ESQ.,, Mr.. JonS Lowe and Miss NARY
Is. MorRIs, all of Wayne township, Monroe
County, Ohio.
On the 1lth ult., Mr.. Henry Hen
thorn and Miss Harriet E. Hopkins, all Of
Badaux Co, Wisconsin, and formerly of
Ohio. a
On the 2Sth ult., by Rev. N. G. Wor-
thington, Mr.. Richard Pennington and
Miss Rebecca Lennon, all Of Monroe
county, 0. -. -
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5
State sfiohi', st.sh, lBY vir.ue.of Z vri's Of
james Shook s%q.s. op ss.ostion s.pu1aa
issued from the Court Of Common pleas, OF
Monroe county, Ohio, and to me directed, I
will offer for sale, tpublie outory, at thefront
door of the courthouse, in tho town of Woods
field, in said county, on, sfets a4aAT sssy
Saturday, the 18Th day Of January 1859.
between the hours of 10 o'clock, a. M, aud
o'clock, p. NJ, of said day, the following des-
cribed lands and tsnaments, lying and being
in said county, to wit:
The east half Of the north east quarter Of
section 20, in township 2, of range A, contain
ing so acres, and, appraised at $500; also the
east half of the south west qurter dissection
Il, in township Q, Of range a, containing 79
acres, more or less, and appraised at $592; also
the south west quarter of the north east quar-
ter of section q, in township 2, of range 4,
appraised at $500; also tho south west quarter
of the north west quarter of section 21, in
township 2, of range 4, appraised at $500; also
the north west quarter of the south west quar-
ter Of section 20, in township 2, of range 4,
ap praised at $500; also tho south west quar-
| ter of the south east quarter OF section 20, in
township 2, of range 4, appraised at $500.
| Taken in execution and levied on as the
property of James Shook to satisfy two yrits
in favor the State of Ohio, against said Shook,
also one in favor Of James Nesbit assignee Of
Of E. Hornbrook, and one in favor OF John NJ.
Goodwin, Il Co; and one in favor Of James
Berry, and one in fayereo Elijah Ullom ct al.
administrators of VIM. Ullom, deceased. and
one in favor Of Marsh & Wayman, and one in
favor Of Peter Tallman; and also to satisfy
! two writs against said James Shook for his
costs one in the case Of James Shook against
George Shook, and the other in. the case OF
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