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Thanksgiv ing bay.


To-day has been appropriated as day of
Thanksgiving by the Governors of all the
Northern and also Of few of the Southern
States.
% We hope all kinds Of labor will he sus.
pended for one day, and that the time may
be itly spent by all the people. There will
be public service in the esbylerian Church
IN this place. Thanksgiving is The grea,
time for reunion Of family and friends, and
many is the cd scene that will be revived
by the reunited circle to-day. How are you
oil going to spend it friends! Wouldn't we
like to publish your gossip next week.
Wouldn't the Chronicle be popular among
the ladies then! Well. zoe are going to he p
eat -. Nav world you like 10 know
What! Yes, and youswOud like to help, that
you would. We wish you all could get
together for one day and have a gentleman
Turkey big enough Tor monster roast,
then we would have a good time gs nerally.
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...-t.. AYERS
Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla,

the most effsctual remedy which the medical
skill of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. 1t is COM
bined from the most active remedials that have
been discovered for the expurgation of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue Of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should be employed for the cure Of
not only Scrofula, but also those other affee-
tons which arise from it, such as ERuPTIvH
and SKIN DISEASES, Sr. ANrHoNY's FInI,
RosE, or ERYsrpELAs, PrNrLEs, PUsruLns,
BLorcHRs, BLAISs and Bous, TUMoRs, TErrEz
and SALT RHEux, ScALD HEAD, RINowoRM,
RHEuMArIsN, SyrHILITIc and MERcURIAL Dis
EAsEs, DnoPsY, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, and,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM VITIA-
TED OR IMPURR BLOOD. The popular belief
in in,p,sity ofhs blood" is founded in truth,
for scrofula is q degeneration Of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa-
rilla is to purify and reganerate this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
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Painful Accident.

We learn from the Wcllsburg Herald Of
yesterday, that Mr. E. v. Cleaver, OF Lag
fsngs, known TO most OF our readers from
his connection with the Railroad Station al
that place. hud bis l'g badly injured on Tues
day, the 9th lie was returning from The
election with several Others in wsgOn,
when the horses becoming res,ive, he at.
tempted to jump Gu over the tailboald. By
rome means his foot caught and he was
thrown headfuremost to the ground and
dragged some distance in tba, position. Bs.
ing u large heavy man. the muscles and lig,
6,nents of the knee were torn hose, the joint
dislocated and one of The leg bones fractur
ed Stuebenville Herald 2lst.
Ia Mr.. Cleayer formerly resided nWheel-
Ing township, this county, was at one time
our Representative in the State Legislature
and was well and favorably known to the
greater part Of our readers.
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Par mers ftead, Save Your Moneyi

Par mers Read! Save Your Money!
os Many of the BsDks having suspended
greatly exaggerated accounts have been cir
tulated In the country giving the people
(, unnecessary alarm. W. here warn the
people sgainst sustaining any loss whatever
upon the notes Of any Of these suspended
Banks. t.,. M 1'.
There are those in nearly every town,
who in their villuinous greed>for gain will
add to this alarm, and take this money at
discount from those who know no better
Such men are d curse to any community
We understand that Wheeling money has
been shaved III Belmont county by some of
these scoundrels 1t ten percent Now Whee-
ling money ID just as good for all purposes
as Ohio. We will take it as soon :as gold
A limited amount will be taken for taxes
BY our cosaty Treasurer, and more would
be, only thss the provisions of our law de-
% mand from him for the State, either specie
I. or Ohio notes. This limits his receipts of
!. any foreign notes. We hope the people " i'll
/, not allow any undue alarm to make them
suffer | oss upon any Of this money, as we
again assure them that It is perfectly good.
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EXPLOSION OF A Looomor,vrA

EXPLOSION OF A LOCOMOTIVE. "A loco
motive attached to freight train on the
Central Ohio Railroad yesterday morning
exploded near Barnesville, vita terrihc re-
port. The engineer and fireman were blown
over into fold and both were badly in
jured The fireman, it was supposed would
not survive. And portion Of the locomotive
was blown into findnrs ard pieces were
picked up at an am ,st incredible distlnce
from the immediate scene of the exp loso
Severa cars were thrown # the track and
considerable damage done Wheeling Int
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hundred discharged by pardon. and expifs.

hundred discharged by pardon. and expifs
tion Of sentence. f,5 Esf flrI
The cash receipts and cash earnings OF
the institution amount TO ninety. eigh. thou.
sand and ninety -four dollars aid thirteen
cents, and the entire expenditures for the
same have beer ninety seven Thousand six
hundred end seven dollars and twenty.six
cents, leaving balance In favor Of the in
stitution Of four hundred and eighty. six
dollars. eighty-seven cents for the year
commencing Nov. LIST, 1859 and ending
Nov. lst, 1860. s..sAAt..
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Az z r.
Ague Cure,
FOR THE SPEEDY cuxE OF

Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Ague,
Remittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical Headache, or bilious
Headache, and. Bilious Fevsrs, indeed
for the whole class OF diseases original.
ing tn hillary arrangement, caused by
the Malaria OF Miasmatic Countries.
We are enabled here to offer the community q
remedy which, while it cures the above complaints
quantity. Such remedy is invaluable in districts
where these affecting disorders prevail. This
"CURg" expels the miasmatic poison Of FKvxR
AND AGuB from the system, and prevents the de-
velopment Of the disease, If taken on the first ap
proach of its premonitory symptoms. Itisnot only
the bost remedy ever yet discovered for this class
of complaints. but also the cheapest. The large
quantity supply for dollar brings within the
reach Of every body; and in bilious disthcts where
FEVER AND AouB prevails, every body should
tion. Agreat superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
cure Of Intermttsnts 10 that 1t contains no Qunns
or mineral, consequently 1t produces no qainism q
other injurious effects whatever upon the constita-
ton. Those cured by it are left as healthy a. u
they had never had the disease.
Fever and Ague is not alone the consequence Of
The miasmatie poison. A great variety Of disor-
dsrs arise from its irritation, among which are
Neuralgia, Rhs.matisn,, Gout. Headaehs, BEs!-
pitatio,,. Painful A6ecticn Of ths Spleen, HystS-
ics, Pain in tks Bopel, Colo, ParaIyns and d.
yangement Of the Stomach, all Of which. WHOM
originating in this cause, put on the intermittsnt
type, or become periodical. This "CURr" sxpels
the poison from the blood, and consequently cures
them all alike. 1t is an invaluable protection TO
immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the malarious districts II taken occa-
sionally or daily while exposed to the infection.
that will be exoreted from the system, and eannot
accumulate in sufficient quantity to rlpen into dis
ease. Hence 1t is even moro valuable for protss.
ton than cure and few will ever suffer from Inter.
mittents il they avail themselves Of the protection
this remedy affords. art
Prepared by Dr.. J. g. AVER a. o., LsS~"
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Teachers, Institute.

The members OF the Executive Commit
tee will no, fail to meet OH Saturday the LIST,
Of December, 10 consider plan &C., Of
conducting the Institute, to be held in Nor.
ristown Ohio.
Ia the mean time let the teachers through
out the entire county be making their ar
rsngements to te present during the whole
time. Let US have great turn out.
80 W. r. PUGH, Sec'y.
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Eye and Ear.

Mrs Foster of Philadelphia, the great
Eye and Ear Physician. whom we noticed
hast week, is now at the National House
st. Chirsville. where she may be Consulted
until Dec. 9th. All those suffering from
dieeases Of the Eye or Ear should not hesi-
tate to consult her, az the success she has
met with 10 cureing some of the wors, cases
of deafness and blindness, proves beyond a
doubt her skill in the treatment Of the Eye
and Ear.
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FARM AND MILL PROPERTY
FOR SAEE

THE undersigned offers at p,1va ,e sple his
l. Farm and Mill Property. .. :, wbi ch he res ides
situate in kirkwood townsh an. Belmont county,
Ohio, on Saltwater Creet s,,ont IA miles North
q the Na,ionoi kosd' end known as the Egypt
aim DIEn RII sa'o premises are good FIGURING
shu saw Ml'' an excellent store-room with o
evening a'.ac .iet; good Blacksmith Shop, with
,,;, uW;1N.ng ,aesed also, good frame dwelling
S,nai,; % I'll II good water, and also two other
h,I dwsp hodses, wiih good stabiing and other ou,
,sn US'o ngs. Said Fnrm con aims 200 dcres ofwhicf
"a eultiyaion, %'he prem ises are reasonably wei
wss,ered' wa and have about 100 young sses of selec
forr ,r,her information cal on the undersignst
y" ma premises. or by letter address
Morristown.O. arm Q
rovi3mpd .,.s,uN PERKINS.
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ssScriously Better.o

Since our good Deputy last week, after
getting up most excellent paper-dd'nt
hel-had the extreme modesty to excuse the
paper on account Of the "serious illness of
the Editor" we suppose it not out Of place
for US to say tina, the Editor 10 "seriously
BETTER" for which he is very thankful.
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SHERIFFS MALE.
Isssc Holloway W. Aaron Clan.

Ht'U HUIIo"hy Vs. AhFon UIass.
DY Virtue Of sundry Executions to me objected
- from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Belmont
county Ohio, III offer at public sa 10 at the re.
sidence OF Aaron Glass, In Flushing tow nship,
Bemont county Ohio, on
Friday, November S0tb, 1860,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. and O'Clock
p y. Of snid day. the following property to wit,
head Of Mares, 2 ysnfling Colts, q head Of Milcb
COWS. 8 head OF Steers, y yearlings, IS head OF
Hogs, one rhrashing Machine ~ Cleaner, one
one horse Threshing Machine, 80 acres Of Wliea,
in The ground. IS acres of Oats IN the ground. 10
ocrts o. Barly in tbeground and 80 nefes Of corn
Terms VI ssie casE ~ T.. BOCHARY,
=, Sheriff Of Belmont county, Ohio.
Sheriffs Office, ST. C;aiIsvIllc, NOV. 18th 1850
printers fees 50
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Nhousahds are daily speaking IN the prsiss q
l. DR.. EATON'S: Infantile Cordial, and whf
because it never fails to afford instaneous rsHsf
when .iven in time. 1t acts as If by Magic. and
one trial alone will convince you that what va
say is true. II contains no Paregoric or OpfsH d
any kind, and therefore relieves by removing ths
suferihgs OF your child, instead Of by deadehfr1
It's sensbilines For this reason, il commend
Itself as only reliable preparation now known Af
Children Tee,hing, .Diarahra, Dyseniery Gripb
ing in the Bowels, Acdity OF the Stomach, w nd,
Cold in the Head, and Group, also for softenipG
the gum, reducing infamaiion, resulsting As
Bowels. and relieving pain, i, has equal-hsipk
an anii-spas smodic il is used with unfaiijnR sucs
cess in all csses of Convusion or other Tiss A
you value the life and health OF your ehildfed<and
wish tosave. them from those sad and biigttfna
consequences which certain to result rom The
use OF narcotics OF which oil other remedies Or
lnfantile Complaints are composed. take bnns bon
DR.. Eatons Irfan,ile Cordial, tfiis you eas rslv
upon. II is perfectly harmlesss and cannox inisss
the mos: delicate infant. Friee, 5 eenS. Fdii
ections accompany each bottle. Prepared onfyO
CHURCH & DUPONT,
No. 400 Broadway, New York
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The VoTE OF OHIp FOR PRESIDENT
OFFICIAL Lincoln ,23 ,6lo' Doug las. 1877 f.
$50; Bell, l2,l97; Breckinridge, IL 4O5
Smith, ll9 Aggregate 442 ,56l. Lincoln
majority over Douglas, 1880; Lncoln's
majority over oil, 2o969. Fremont in 1856
1877 ,497; Buchanan in 'o6 1854; Fillmore
20, S,l26,-Aggregate sc, ,497.
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BELMONT COUNTY OHIO; COURT
OF COMMON PLEAs-NoTlCE IN
PARTITION

pbLnONT COUNTf OHIO; COURT
OF COMMON PLEAs-NoTICE IN
PARTITION.
Thomas Love g. Agnes Love his wife and
others, Plaintiffs VS.. Jane Henderson and
Others, Defendants.
Zane Henderson, ol Belmont county Ohio, Leon
~ ard Twincm aud Martha Twinem his W iie ;oi
Monroe county Ohio, John N. Henderson, ol Har.
rison county Ohio, Ann Mcconnell, OF ruscaraw.
us county Ohio John Miniier and Mary Jane
Mintier his wife Washington counry Ivwn,
Andrew Henderson OF Douglas county Kansas
Territory, PIip Castle and Elizabeth Castle his
wilo Of Washington county Iown, John Swancy
aud Harriet SwAney his wife of Louisa county
Iowa. and VIM. Henderson Of Belmont county o.
ledultsl and l'homnr j Hondt rsOR nnd Mathew
N. Henderson VI said county VI belmont lininOrsl,
VIII inke notice tint pstidon was field againsl
tbein on the 2iih day OF 'Ovember q, d., 1860, in
the court VI common peas OF Belmont coun'y o.,
by Ihomas Love and Agnes Love his vile Rob.
ert Mcdonnell add MargaIet McConn Ell his wife
and Andrew Estep and sarah Estep his wife, und
is now pending, wherein they demand az, assign.
Tnenf OF dover aud partition oi the ivlv sing de-
scrlbcd real estate, lying IN Wheeih < township,
lie imont coui " Obiu& being part oil see. ~, ~.
b, range 4, bound on The north by IaiIs vi JAS,
Iann,hi bin and John lays; On the east by land oi
Wm Patton md George Henderson. on The south
by lands o Margaret Henderson g. George Hen.
derson and on the west by lands OF John SHARP,
supposcdtc contain lo7 acfes more or less aud
more Partfcu arly described in said petition, At
the next term Of said court nppca ton will be
nade tor an order that partition &c be made ac.
condingiy. D. ID. 4 COWEN,
Attorney Tor petitioners
Etng
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BRIDGEPORT
FAMILY GROCERY i

TIME Subscriber begs leave to infcrm the Farm.
i ers and Cilizers generally, that he has open.
ed superior lot Of Groceries, having selected the
Stock myself; am now prepared to furnish nny.
thing IN the Grocery line cheaper Than ever Offered
in this market, and superior article No. Mack.
erel, Labrador Herring Shad, Lake Fish, Cod
Fish, Dried Beef Beel Tongues, Clocolats. I'm.
perinl Young tiyson and Black Teas. Crushed
huint, Win dow Glass Nails Common aud Star
Candies. Fast Powder, Rasins, Currents, Prunps
Citron, Figs Dates, Nuts, Gum Drops Candy,
Coniectioneries of all kinds. Ere Crackers, Tor
pedoes. Oysters by the Can, all Of the above wi
sell Tor Cash or approved Trade cheaper than
eve, offered in this market. Give us n call, next
door to the TIN Shop, on Main Street.
nov222m WM. ROBINSON Jr
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FIRE IN MARTINsvILLE On Saturday al
tsrnoon, the Coopering establishment oil
Messrs. X line g. Woods. in Martin.ville,
was destroyed by fire. A considerable por.
ton Of the stock was consumed. We d d
not ascertain the probable loss. or how the
fro origina ed wv heeling lnielleencer.
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o ht o PenitentiarY.
''ol We s:s indebted to the geptlemanly
Clerk of the Ohio Peniteptiary for the fol-
lowing information relative to lie condition
the number Of inmates &c. He says:
There are now confined in the Ohio PEN
itsntibry nine hundred and thirty six male
end fourteen female convicts, and when
improvements now under contract are COM
ple,sd. cell rooms will number ten hundred
and ffty (ip5o)-enopgh to accommodate as
many despsradoes with term Of private life
as any State North Of Nasens g. Dixons
line, should be forced to acknowledge.
sFarty-fve Of the number mentioned are
Limited States prisoners, for whose keeping,
clothiag. 90, Uucle Sam has been charged
above eight thousand dollars, for the year
ebdiag Nov. LIST, 1860. MI
during this (pasD year three hundred al d
eighty (sso) have been received. and three
isogso ! 80 pi0
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ATTACH NJ ENT
Courts for 1eGI-Sth District

Courts for 1SGI-Sth District
BY virtue Of the powers vested in US by
law, the Undersigned, the Judges of the
Court of Common Pleas, of the Eighth Judi
cial District OF the Stale, do hereby fix the
times Of holding the District Court, and
Court o. Common Pleas. in said District for
the year 1861, as follows:
DIS rRICTsCoURTs.
The District Court shall be he'd In said
year,
In the County of Tnscarswas, on Tues
day, the second day of April.
In the County of Mushingum, on Friday,
the fifth day Of April.
In the County OF Morgan, on Monday, the
fifteenth day uf April.
ln the County OF Guernsey, on Wednes-
dav, the seventeenth day OF April.
ii, the County Of Jefferson, on Monday,
the twenty-second day of april.
In the County of HARRISON, on Wednes-
day, the second day Of October.
In the County of Belmont, on Wednes.
day, the ninth day OF October.
In the County of Monroe, on Thursday,
the seventeenth day of October.
In the County of N bile, on Monday, the
tweny first day OF OctCber.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
The Court of Common Pleas, shall be
held in said year,
In the Cornty of Mn,kingum, on Monday
the eighteenth day Of February, on Monday
the twentieth day of May, and on Monday,
The eleAenth day Of November.
In the County of M rgan, on Tuesday
the nineteenth day ol March; on Tuesday
the sixteenth day OF July and on Tuesday
the twenty.ninih day OF October. !"
in the Coun'y Of Monroe, on Monday, the
eighteenth day Of February; on Monday, the
twentieth day OF May; and on Monday, the
twenty-eighth day of October. "
Ia the County of Belmont, on Tuesday,
the finh day Of March; on Tuesday, the
fourth day of June; and on Tuesday, the
twelfth day OF Nnvemaer.
In the County of Noble, on Tuesday, the
nineteeth day Of February; on Tuesday, the
twenty first day of May; and on Tuesday,
tne tWent} -Hiu'H udt VI OCtOUtT.
In the County of Tuscaruwas, on Tues.
day. the tweniy-six,h day OF February; on
Tuesday, the eighth day of May, and
on Tuesday, the fifth day of November.
1n the County OF Guernss, on Monday,
the eleventh day Of March; on Monday, the
tenth day Of June, and on Monday, the
eighteenth Cay OF November. .t
In the County of Jefferson, on Tuesday
the fifth day of February; on Tuesday, the
twenty-6rst day of May, and On Tuesday
the twenty Linlh day of October.
: In the County of Harrison, on Tuesday,
the twelfth day Of March; on Tuesday, the
eighteenth day OF June; and on Tuesday,
the twenty-sixth day Of November.
Done at Caldwell, in the County o Noble
tns, 18th day OF October, A. ID. 1860.
LUCIUS p MARSH. JOHN W. OKEY
$ w. BOSTWICK. N. EvANS;-Judges
Of said Court.
A true copy, by direction of said Judges
Attest.
CHAS. C. RUSSELL, Clerk.
Zsnesville, Nov. l5, lS60-4t.
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NoTTGE

pY virtue Of an order from the Probate Court
- Of Belmont eouty, Twill offer Of pnbiic sale
on Ith day the 18th Of 18th Month, 1860. Que
undivided two.filths OF Tho following Real Estaie
lbelonging 10 Nathan Bifk'gnd Rachel Kirk miner
children md hairs Of Elisha Kirk late OF said
county deceased! viz Being part Of the north
east quarter OF section 81, townshiS 7, g. X 3, in
Belmont county Ohio, :begnning q the north east
corner OF said quatef and running thence west
loo poles TO the north west corner Of snid quarter;
ibence south 5y 3lOp poles TO stone; thence south
~ : enst ~ poles 10 stone; thence south 60 o
70 poles 10 stone, thence south 6Je east 30
poles 10 stones thence souin II east 81 poles
10 stone; thence Goutli 60 , east 10 4.lO poles
TO stone in the ,eust boundary OF snd section
thence north with said east boundary N poles TO
Tie place .of beginning, containing eighty acres
more or less.
Sale TO be made on the premises between the
hours OF 10 and on said day on the terms and
conditions prescribed by lbe Statute in euch cases
CHRISTIAN KIRK, Guardian
oi Nathan Kirk and Rachel Kirk.
1ttb Month 16fh iqcO pnvIk "a
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Healthy human Blood upon being AnaIzasd aI
l. l. ways presents us with the same slsshtdl
elements, and gives OF course the True STANDARD.
Analy ze tie Blood Of person suffering from ON.
sumption. Liver Complaint, DYSPEPSIA, senfslh,
&c, and We hnd in every instance csriatn defisi.
encies IN tire red globules Of Blood. Supply iless
defciencfes, anc you are made well. The nlspd
Food is founded upon this Theory-~ihrncs It's ssA
tonishine success. There are I've Preparan npns
adapted TO the deficiencies of the Blood in dsller.
ent diseases. For Coughs, colds, broi.ctlsis, ior
any affection Whatever ofihe Throat or Dungsi In
Guiding CONSUMPTION, use No. J., which . also tbs
No. for Depression ofSpirts, Loss Of Appetite and
tor all chrlnic complaints arising from ow~.use.'
generaidehility and nervous piostranon. No. 3.
tor Liver complaints, No. 8 for DYSPEPSIA. Being
already prepred for absorption il Is I'm by drops
and carried Immediately into the circula DON, 70
that what you gain you retain. The No 10 for
tersale Irregularities, hvstrria, Weaknesses So
See special directions for this. For salt rheups
Eruptions; scrofuons kidney and bladder compIn,
ints; take No s. In all cases the directions nust
he strictly followed Price of the Blood Fed ei
per bottle- Sold by CHURCH e. DUPONT,
No 409 Broadway; New York.
And by all respectable druggists throughout the
county. ch Marcos dec1b.9aIv
| PATTERSON. Agent, St. Clairsyilie, OHIO.
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n Saturday, December 9th, 1860, at the
ns1al place.
Grsmmar and Geography in the forenoon
--Arithmetic and Reading in the afternoon
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NHAM M0 He M aGHDe

MARklED-At the residence of the
brides father, on The 2ist Nov. by John Ir
win, Esqr. Mr.. URIcH r. WOODBURY. and
and Miss AHGELINE l.ocKwoop, all Of Mead
township Belmont county, Ohio.
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SI1ERIFF'S SALE.

u ||T-TT OI1ENIF . SALE IT
John N. Conard vs.. Gains Aiken, Survivor.
Dy virtue Of n vendi to me directed from the
- Court OF common pleas of Belmont county
court house, in the town OF ST. Clairsyille on
Tuesday. December 18th, 1860.
between the hours o! 10 A. N. g. Ar. ST., of snid
day. the following reai estate to wit: one tract or
parcel of land lying md being in tho county of
Belmont and State OF Ohio Beginning at the north
enst corner OF the South West quarter of section
No. 80, Range s. Township Z; running thence west
25 so. 100 perches; thence south perches; thence
eas, 25 so. 100 peichrs; thence .norh9 derches to
the place OF beginning. containing M one acre
OF $3.50 ,0.
Terms Of sale cash
275 p. LOCHARY. Sheriff
SherihHs Office, ST. Clairsville, Nov. %, 1860.