davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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cArruna or THE SLAYER onros. The New York

Herald of the 9th says:
We have received some additional particulars
relative to the capture Of the bark Orion, of this
port. In the early part Of December last, he Brit
ish war steamer Pluto fell in with q bark showing
American colors, but suspecting her Of being o
SLAYER, sent boat on board, and found her to be
the Orion, Of New York, Captain Morgan, from the
coast Of Africa, with 1,023 slaves board, bound
to Cuba. When the vessel was brought into port
she had on board ST. negroes, OF which 6S we're
women, 1T girls. 2Ts men, s96 boys, and ser nm
known Before the vessel arrived, 152 had died,
which would make the total number taken ill
board when she left the coast Of Africa 10as
When the Pinto and the Orion arrived at St He
lena, the British commander surrendered the
SLAYER TO the United States steamer Mystic, which
will doubtless send her to port IL the United
States for trial. The slaves, however were landed
and would remain under the care Of the United
States Consul until advised by the Commodore on
the station what further disposition to make OF
them. The Orion il of 44U tuls burthen with one
deck, but beams for between decks, and was built
at Newcastle, Me-, in ls4e. The Mystic arrived at
st. Helena from St. Paul de ioando on the l4th OF
December all we'll.
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j. B. WALTON.
fPrewiees de- fsss join McDonogl conss,saSJ

L
Gsste psrcsls Dc se arpensec suppose
qaeie coniens environ Is de superfcs plus
nJ~ cinauicne compliant ct paur ID la.
nae S ~ ess ans dsss Iois e aaatre
ngsns & assutssa apses snr Ia pro.
i date e Ts eye On 9 ses
@ as m I'm a. aon E porte
di.en ne dst ee ntrrese snere reardr L pse
les sequsreasa lers
jour de u e 20 T. aan
o. az negligence Dc leur part a reps aeetse par
Ass De ,en,s p Foriisr E noairs paslc,
/ ESTATE OF JOHN McDesoeH
VALUABLE LOTS IMPROVED AND uNnrgovEp, IN
the First District by order and for the
School Fund On very long credit, without endorssr..
By J. B. WALTON,
| City Auctcnser,
\ oface 10 Bank Piacs,
e ~ = RI 1ssp at
e END and under hs e
parcasers who failed to comply VIII The preyioas aS
indications viii BE- sold thu following described valuable pro-
SIX LOTS OF GROUND with the thereon in
celeesrsets, designated s measuring each 81
corn fg nd dssss s,Tas,s re
win sisss and Wooden sheds ETC.
II Jon s e w as assa a h H.
81 isssf as * ehs as aa g
y 6; ; . ss4s: sss Sdss g. Ines
ONE LOT Of GRouND IN The square bonded By Mel
s ahs ss caa go aa Ms %
Y a ST + asss a M ess m
q purchasers payable At the cinens' Bank of oa
q as Rsss.y ssa s5n
pd This aasiss es i 80 as aa %
The buildings be insured against the risk IRE the pur-
pulehassrs e s. % Il
sfs s9s WI hs sss with s
s. them es e sa ns %
cont w.t. an 81 sd s Siihoqs further
street. at the expense Of the purchasers. Jas
PROPHECIES DE FEU JOHN McDoNoGH.
TERRAINs DE yALEuR AMGLIoREs EFT NoN.AMf
msiods dams lie Premier District par ct pour lie
compile du Ponds des Ecoes de McDoncsh. vente long
credit ct sans endosseurs.
PAR J. B. WALTON,
Encaneur de Ia vfle
Bureau, 10 Bank Place.
SAMEDI, 25 de fevrIer 1850, q midi, a la
Mepono i direction dss coifss d Finance s Cone ae
a rep ss
six IoHs pa SsRKs s:I
ass dsas Is
ehacun 81 pieds ponces Ct gnes de- face il
NJ Rsg ass ssg n p ri
Religious Celeste asoatons les oils x ois
en- mason en- bos couverte ardoses
en- bois, etc.
QUATRE LOTS DE TERRE situes dams Iie borne par les
St Thoa anrefois St Jean Bapiste) Market Religious
and 81 James desgnts les Nos - e cha
enn u peds II pouces gnes de face Ia ST. Thomas
~ pieds ~ pouce ct gnes de rofondenr entire nes paa
leles lie No forman fencognure dies Thomas ct
Market 515
yin LOT DE rERRR silue dams lilet borne par les res
epomene Terpsichore Camp Magsin q peds
ponees gnes IA Melpomene profondeur de
l25 piefs 10 ppuces lignes.
gg-TERMEs EFT coNDiTIoNs-Un cnquieme compliant ct
81 payahes "a Bananc de Gioyens garan
vendear ct potant cent d'ntdret Ia dale
marste de Placement apres les lets
alu dinteret par usqla par
ment.
Les edhces devrcnt ee les
sques du fen ct les policies dassrance rauseries
E- Les acquereus eront metre possession eus pro-
pres frais, faire face conditions
dess dtcss dams qupne ours du jour de la de
delGi negligence de eur Ia prope achetee par
yendue pour leur compile Ell leur plus davis
Les actes vente pardevant H. Forier Esq., notaire
de la Vile No 40 rue du Camp fais DIES acquereufs $50
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kst Djsrct, enal street, very Icas credit wisoa
ihdofsers. W
BY ,. b. WALTON,
AUTHORIZATIONS 10 Bank Piase.
SATURDAY, the 1sff February, 1850, mt IL
- O'Clock NJ a. fhe ST. Charles Hotel Exeha1se suction,
FOETY-sEvEY LOTS or aRoUNn Ii, tic rear Of The
First District. near Canal street. follows,
NINETEEN LOTS OF GROUND n sqnsrs No, 765, on
plan Of the Second Nunscipay measuring each
aot y feet front BY abost f06 feet DEPTH
whcls Of triangular form and q inches
any, lines Trent On Olympia street III feet ginehM snd ne
On the me nearest Palmyra street. 02 feet inch Hines
ne rear He and Ss feet lines the line dividing
.ne iS from the triangle which forms the Gasne
~ Streets which bounded By 0Iyapa
inches and ies Olympia street. 10 feet and two INCHES on
street 3I9 feet inches ffnes street
~ est INCHES and lines Fayra The fIiSanas
y not included ia The sale. - ~ -
wv Ahk No 3s4. the plan divided into S lots
Us each atont 81 feet 'front.' DEPTH
, We Key los which have depth about i5 fest
ts aasie y bonded by Banks, ippa, Palmyra and
seeis and measures 3I4 feet
,T sas IN oynpis and Mura This square VIII lie
spiu IN biock, perl nfs
W, IskAs AND U0NDITTONs-F.or The r.s,ertya s-st
cash. basnse two years with
KY csi per aDnna from date maturity and per cent
aii e ~ paid sih mortgage nssii Anai payrncss,
g Tue s4lafe secondly described, the utchsser 10 ss
me payment of note dsied 1880 ID sisYee ysYs
hs for the balance, cash. interest upo liz
hoe VIII bc y addition 70 the pses OF adndeation
Acts OF sale before Chas- StpgeF, Notary Public al The
pense of the purchasers. ~ = fals
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BY J. B. WALTON,


VI New 0rleAfs--E, Jacobs his old posi- again.
Tho subscriber respectfully informs the patrons
this celebrated Haguefeoype, Ahrotyp Photograph Gal
lefy, established lSa thai seeared tess Oh years
the services OF Nj ~ dAC0BS the proprietor
inst returned from Europe with all the
portraits oil the finest finish.
Miniatures sizes oil coors ivory or other material
snt the and price Of ALI, viii be taken
passRbe style. Photographs life other pictures
public pyate buildings, Of machinery will be taken
any slze required, either plain painted
The hessnttss in tie United States employed and al
work done will be guaranteed 10 gvs satisfaction.
Instruction given in tho art. .l--ss
The Gallery elegantly cited mp with extensive collection
Of works Of art and and ladies' and gentlemen respect
fully Invited visit IT, ~ 80,
Fscss sseasEals. Terms cash on delivery, ,,.,,.x
E92a en- L. 8. LlFMAN.
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OsT OH nIIsLA

-,s,-., =, r1TsI. AIIs-NoTIcE IS HEREBY GIVEN
Ss nv tas3 q 5as 1855 sf IL Ssass same me
ren y yS sssa ofsls city Consolidated
Mos ea \, slniee apfiett % the q
the CITY 9opsofs''Ss YoIGTS s JEANRENAup.
s;SSw Orleans, Pebraary 5, 1867. & fe4 90
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H.WALTUR, go n ~
-. CITY AUCTIoEEER,
AND
Auctoneer, Appraiser General Agent fox the purchase
and sale OF Real Estate Slaves, Lands, etc.
Oiace, no. lO Bamk Plac.

The undersigned duly licensed Aucioueer WI give his
personal all Real Estate Slaves Furniture
Bank and other Shares In Incorporated
Cargoes Damaged Cotton, and Merchandise generally
He invites the adsanass he viii posses N Ihe
purchase sale and appaennt Of Real Estate hsyae n Ms
separate, plans Of square Of gsoand n9 ~, es
lot and the dimensions thereof a each slare, II he
tsicts Of tle city. with which via 30 kes record q ~ M
mnde -, -, -, ,;eo or Mr.
MARK NATION whose connseion WIN s sb@s asnefa
Of his city thirty yeeIs an ~
knolege of the yne Of property WI etsoe "a
to offer % parties requiring his SERVERS safs59
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE FOURTH DIS
tct Of Washington Avenue and Chippewa street.
Na''yi' BY J. B. WALTON,

AuerIosEER-oHice 10 Bank Place.
CATURDAY. the 18th Inst, at ~ O'Clock
y NJ the Charles Hotel Exchange putiic Auction
will he sold
TWO VACANT LOTS OF GROUND, in the Foarih District
square bounded by Washington Avenue Sixth Chippewa
and St ThoEs desgnatsd by the Nos end plan
February e0 and measuring each n feet inches and lines
Washington Avenue by depth of 100 feet inches
and lines between parallel MnesLpt No. forming the
Der Of Washington Avenue aad Chippewa stress
E3~TERsSo third cash; balance in and years in the
notes The purchasers in sqsa insamen their
der hearing per interest from day Of sale
maturity cent Ssfeafter If Rctnaliy paid with
special mortgage the property sold until Anal payment
of sale before D. l. Ricardo Esq Notary Public nj the
exrailSn Of The pnrcliassf. fill
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City Auconeer,
Office, 10 Bank Place.
M ossk Il allhs s. Charles Ezehaoes q iIs
Finance Committees Of the Common Gouhc viii be soidae
'say%S sS.iS2a F'?Rs5s Harlem
Gs'fs X X 8! b. H. b sss = If . 4
Parish Of Jefferson measuring each 800 feet BY lo and ies
P h s Ns Sc Rs svn BY Louis u
j sas ct sfs'ds ~ 81
So 81 i$ ~ 10 l2l ~ and ~ according
-FOUR SQUARES IF ground Ne ey Of Bsih. parish Of
'a n1fkKSs AND coNDITIoNs-onea fifth cash and the
credit & s and Rs o notes
and to bear TX per cent PR snnam date
lear sss nsfssi Ps ss
last condition will be understood 10 delay
Ths purchasers themselves put possession
and asT aiS seeS
s
Acts Of sale before Forer, City Notary No. 40 Camp
street. at the expense othe purchasers jas
PROPHECIES DE FEU JOHN MeDoNoGH.
yENTE D,ILETs DAMS HUNTSVILLE, HARLEM
Shrewsbury Bath, encan, reserve long
dit endoeur ordre pour compile du Fonds
des Ecoles de MeDonogh Vile de Ia Nonyele Orleans
PAR ]. B. WALTON,
Encanteur de Ia Vile,
Bureau. 10 Bank Place.
II UEDI, "a de fevrier 1860, a midi, a La
IL Bourse Charles pour lie Ponds Eeoes de cDonog
Ia direction du Commits de Finance dn Conse Cenmu
les proprides suiyantes seront vendues-- PCT q33z
VfNGTHUIT IETS stues dans la vile de Harlem, paroisse
Jefferson chacun 800 peds 30 d6sgnas
les Nos g. 3 10 II r. lS Il 10, l6, ", ls 49,
Louis H. Pile, voyer date du de janyier 1860.
ferson 800 desgnes par les Nos IFS
III plan dresse Louis H. Pile yoyer, du
| 10 daeemhre 1850
QuATRE.yiNGT DEux TERR5sINs, ct portions dilets
sias dams la willie de Jefferson dtienes
dsss6 Louis H. Pile, date du 10 de de-
| eemhIe 1859.
QUATRE ILETS Ia vile de Bath designes par
Nos 81 CO. 95 49, scion plan ress6 par Louis H. Pile,
voyer, late du L janvier 1850.
Ha5-TERMES Ell CoNDITIoEs-U -cnqnieme compliant,
balance credit Dun deux ans bill
Louisiana hFpotheaue spectacle la proprett
les privileges du vendeur les dts blets
teront nt6ret de de In date usqua
mafite. En- de Placement matrite les dts bill
let's inere taiX de cent par Hsqua
parfat paeaen Cete desniere condition seatendera
de manere b rearder le Placement des dts bllets.
netteront possession leus
fais il eqnis d'eHx de conorme
dins de In yente cdessas menonde, daAs gunze ours
dams 10 de dala negligence de
enr compile Ct ue sans aueun aurs avis de ddau
Actes de vene parevant Fertier, Esq,
| Vile ann ffais des acnhfreurs ia3n
/ VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE FOURTH DIS
nj Wushin strp int
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ESTATE OF JOHN McDoNoGH

ESTATE OF JOHN McDoNoGH.
SQUARES IN HURTsyILLE, HARLEM, SHREWSBURY
and Bath, auction without reserve very long credit
without endorses by order and for of the MeDon
OCH School Fund, city Of New Orleans.
BY +. B. WALTON,
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BY J. 3. WALTON,

street Pytania well adapted for private residence
convenient to the Pytana onnius jine and to the CarTto
Railroad Succession Of Perry $. waffield deceased.
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7. q. WAITnMl
By .. B. WALTON,

IMPROVING PROPERTY IN pssg REAR OF THE
FiTs District near Gana street. ons credit without
t7v I, IN ~ urr,,g
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$4,000, while every part and corner OF it
has just undergone an extensive cleaning
and refitting, and at very large expense:
There are now, in all, twelve teachers en-
gagged. and every facility granted for the
attainment Of q complete, genteel and
accomplished education. Great care has
been taken in the selection of competent
and experienced teachers, and the man.
ayers have been very fortunate in this re>
spect. Unusual pains arc also taken
with regard to the morals and decerum OF
all the pupils engaged at this institute.
A strict, but kindly surveillance is exer-
cised, and every proper and needful inau-
ence brought to bear which can, in any
manner, advance scholars in their educa-
tion, and, at the same time, graduate them
as finished. well educated, and properly
behaved ladies.
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Administrators Sale

BY virtue of an order of the Probate Court
of Monroe county, Ohio, the undersigned as
Administrator of Charles Johns, deceased, will
offer for sale, on the premises, at public ven-
due, on
Saturday. the lst dag of Dec. 1860,
Ito pay debts,) the following real estate, sit
uate in Monroe county, Ohio, to wit:
The north east quarter of the south east
quarter, and the south east quarter of the
north east quarter of section II, township 2
and range 5; also the north east quarter of the
north east quarter of same section, excepting
about IA acres sold off of same.
TRIMS OF SALB.-0ne-third cash in hand
one third in one year, and one-third in two
years, with interest on tho deferred payments
JOHN ], DARNBUSH, Admir-.
Nov. 7, 1S60.-S3,45.
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Master Commissioners Sale.
Jeremiah Walton,
against


James W. Lisle and Amelia A. Lisle.
by virtue of a mandate to me directed from
II the court of Common Pleas of Monroe
county, Ohio, twill offer for sale at public auc-
ton, at the front door of the court house, in
said county, on
Friday, the 30h day Of Norember, 1860,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, a. M, and 4
o'clock p. M, on said day, the following de-
scribsd real estate, in said county, to wit:
The west half of the south east quarter, in
section twelve. township three, and range four;
and the east half of the south east quarter of
said section twelve, township three, and range
four; also part of section six, in same town
ship and range, beginning at buckeye tree on
the bank of Sunfsh crock, returning thence
north forty y-fve poles and two feet to stone;
thence east fftv-six poles to a water beech
four inches In diameter; thence south thilty-
two poles to stake ON the bank of Sunfsh
creek; thence with the meanderings of said
creek sixty poles and twelve feet to the place
beginning, containing fourteen acres.
Also the following tract being part of Sec
tion six, in township three, of range four, be-
ginning at water beech on the north bounda-
ry line; thence east along said line one hun
dred and four poles to a double dogwood;
thence south forty-four poles to white oak
stump on the bank of Sunfsh creek; thence
up said creek one hundred and fourteen poles
to a stake on the bank of said creek; thence
north thirty-two poles to the place of begin
ming, containing twenty one acres, more or less,
all in Monroe county, Ohio.
VIM. OKEY, Mas. Com.
Monroe Common Pleas.
Oct 81, ,1S6O.-S675. - $50 =.
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Oct. II, 1860.
Administrators Sale,


DY virtue of an order of the Probate Court
ID of Monroe County, Ohio, l will offer for
sale on the premises, on
Saturday, the 17rh day Of Nov. 1850,
the following real estate, situate in said Mon
roe County, to wit:
The south half of the north east quarter OF
section Q, township 8, and range S; also "a
acres of land off the north end of the north
west quarter of the south east quarter of said
section, township and range; also % acres OF
land off the east end of the south east quar-.
ter of the north west quarter of the same sec
tion, township and range, containing in al
about l36 acres. Said property sold by the
administrator of Christopher Saunders, de-
ceased, to pay debts. -.
TERMS OF SALE.-Ons-thi cash, one
third in one year, and one-third in two year:
with interest on the deferred payments will
security to the satisfaction of the under
signed. rr
JACOB WAGNER,
ISRAEL LENTZ,
Oct. IT, 1850. $4,2o. Administrators.
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M A r r [ AG E S

On the 2Sth ult., by Rev. Jas. Logan, Mr.
T. T. Hanlon, of Malaga, and Miss Lizzie Hyde
of Belmont county.
On the 2sth ult., by A. Cordner, Mr.. Andrew
J. Norris and Miss Hannah Booth, all of this
county. r....
On the 7th ult., by Geo. w. Watson, ESQ.,,
Mr.. Halsey Blazer and Miss Sarah Cochran, all
of this county.
On the 10Th ult., by the same, Mr. Israel
Leizier and Miss Sarah Ann Dooley, all of this
county. s.,a4
On the 11th inst, by Joseph Moose, Esq.,,
Mr.. Thomas Bishop and Miss Matilda Jane
Hutcheson. sr .r ~ ..I-sr
On the same day, by the same, Mr.. George
w. Nally and Miss Louisa Farnsworth, all OF
Wayne township, this county. w
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Administrators Sale.

DY virtue of an order of the Probate Court
- of Monroe County, Ohio, to us directed
as the administrators of the Estate of Adam
DIETRICH deceased, we will offer for sale at pub
lie vendue on the premises, the following real
estate, lying and being in said county. to wit:
The east half of the south west quarter of
section 25, township 2, and range 3, except 20
acres sold off the south end of said tract
Said sale to take place, on g
Saturday, the 7h daycf Nov, 1850,
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash, one-third
in one year and one-third in two years, with
interest on the deferred payments to be secur-
ed to the satisfaction of the undersigned ad-
ministrators.
FREDERICK SHAFER, .ll
ADAM SHAFER,
Oct. II, 1860. $3,25. Adm'rs.
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MASTER MISSIONER'S SALE
against


Dicks and Miller and others.
ON mandate from the Court of Common
" Pleas of Monroe county, in the State Of
Ohio, by virtue of the said mandate, will
offer for sale at public auction, at the door of
the court house, in said county, on
Saturday, the l7m day Of Nov. 1850,
between the hours of 10 O'clock, A. M, and
o'clock, P. M, on said day, the following de-
scribed real estate, situate in said county, to
wit: -
Beginning for the same at stone, bearing
north l53 degrees west l8 rods and IL links
from a stone on certain line between section
81 and %, of township a, of range 5, which
stone is set 13 rods and Is links west from the
quarter section corner between said section,
running thence north 19t degrees east rods
and IA links to Sycamore tree 2S inches in
diameter, thence north As degrees west II
rods and 23 links to a rock on the north side
of the creek, thence south 1S4 degrees east to
the place of beginning, containing 81 square
rods and Is one ehundredths of a rod more or less
Also the following tract of land being in the
same section, township and range, beginning
for the same at a stone the section line
and 90 one hundredths chains west from the
quarter section corner between section Il and
-, township and range 5, thence west with
the section line and 33 one-hundredths
chains to stone, thence north 154 degrees
west and 81 one-hundredths chains to q
stone, thence north 19 chains east 2 and Al
one e-hundredths chains to Sycamore tree
thence south 5S degrees east and 81 one
hundredths chains to arock, thence south 2l
degrees east and SO one hundredths chains
to the place of beginning, containing acres
and Is one -hundredths of an acre, more or less
On said premises are erected steam grist
mill, a saw mill with water power, and frame
dwelling house with other improvements
TERMS made known on the day of sale.
JOEL f. RANDOLPH, Mas. Com.
ask Monroe Common Pleas.
October II, 1860. $3.50.
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H We noticed a day or two since

r. We noticed "a day or two since,
at Ne uhart's marble establishment, some
wen finished tombstones. The designs
were especially commendable Neuharts
have on hand an extensive variety of
stock, from the finest italian marble to
common free stone. They dotheir work
cheaper than any other establishment
within our knowledge Haa q hss
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Oct. "A, 18eo.-$4,2o

ATTA ACHMENT.
against ID ]. Egger, j.
Lorenz. Stun, Defendant. P. of Malaga tp.
Monroe county, Ohio. On the 21st day of
September, A. D. 1860, said Justice issued an
order of Attachment in the above action for
the sum of three dollars and seventeen cents;
which will be for hearing on the 22d day of
November, 1860, at 2 O'Clock, P. M.
u esl CHRISTIAN DRESSED.
Oct. 81, lS6O.-3w. pd. -sg
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Master Commissioners Sale.
Shotwell & CLANCY
lanes Eastman & Al.

James Eastman al. n-5a. ~
DY virtue of a mandate to me directed from
u the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe
county, Ohio, will offer for sale, at public auc
ton, at the front door Of the court house in
said county, between the hours of 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. and 4 o'clock P. NJ, on H5r
Saturday. tie sM day Of December. 1850,
the following described real estate, situate in
said county, to wit: The south west quarter
of the north east quarter of section 10, town
ship and range s, exc ,pt acres and "a
perehes, more or less, sold off to James d. M.
Wright, and described as follows: Beginning
35 rods north of the south east corner; thence
south 35 rods to stone; thence west 81 rods
to stone, thence north Z rods 20 a stone;
thence on an agreed marked line to the place
of beginning, leaving 33 acres more or less.
as4..rg l.- JOEL +. RANDOLPH,
Nor. 7. 1860. Mas. Com. M. C. p.
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The State Of Ohio, Monroe County.
PROBA TIE COZ UR T..
H-. Settlement Accounts. rc ?

NOTICE is given that the following settle
IN ment accounts will be for hearing in said
Court, on the 6rst Monday of December, 1860
Ellis P. Moore, Guardian of Aun Moore, par
tial;
John B. Noll, Executor of Josephus Cox
partial;
Benjamin Slime, Administrator of Elisabeth
Dye, partial; 81
VIM Bottenfeld, Guardian of Bottenfeld's
heirs, partial; ...-...-..- --.
S. w. Noll, Administrator of John Marti
partial;
VIM. Milligan, Administrator of lido Hen
son, partial;
Elijah slay, Executor of Edward slay, final;
Simon Drum, Guardian of BAIL Smiths
heirs, final;
James Cooper, Administrator of Archibald
Cooper, final; --
John Christy, Administrator of Dennis Nc
Minama, partial;
John Forshey, Administrator of Thomas
Forshey, final; a
j. B. Oblinger & r. C. Miles, Administrator b
of John +. 3idenhorn, partial; ---
Aaron S. Evans, Administrator Of John
Steward, partial;
George S. Algeo, Administrator of Peter F.
Xoontz, partial;
James Cullen, Administrator of VIM. Straits
bury, final;
Michael Xavier, Guardian OF Joseph Bauer's
heirs. partial. r-rt Del. .
81 Executors, Administrators and Guar
dians who have not filed their settlement ac-
counts according to law, are notified to make
settlement with the Probate Court immedi-
ately. JOHN s. WAY,
Nov Z, 1s60.-4w. Probate Judge.