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~ TlNsLkf PATs.
Ep ssdHEk MV HSaaIsSi6s G ashacHAyrs.
DEALERS IN f no AND s7EEz.,
WoRfHAM will give his personal attention.
BE- Advances made on consignmeuts.
HH BAGS furnished when required.
A LEA Aneri6SEE sS ANbb COMMISSION
VIII attend regularly to the e sales of HORSES,
MULES, WAGONS, SC, at the Horse Lot. every
SATURDAY MORNIN G, at 10 o clock.
Stock intended for sale will please be entered
before the morning Of the sale.
MANCHESTER SCALE WORks.--We
wi have on hand from the above factory, PLAT
k.a Wv vassy and
agents for the manufacturers are prepared to take
for track depot and bS
:. 5As-LEw, T "a J. M.;s Cot CO.,
w WY oTTERIEs.
A aRh y shs s5asss
Draw daily, in public, under the superinten-
dence of Sworn Commissioners.
sEThe aanasers' ofi n are located M;d at Will
a,ownme r.ou So. so to 100000!
TioAhiS fAoA So. SO to 500.
nECirculars, giving full explanation and the
schemes 10 De crawl, Will De SENT Tree OF ga
psnse, by addressing WOOD, EDDY co,
Wilmington, Del,
WOOD, EDDY CO.,
jylo--ly st. Louis, Mo.
nAVIs, DEUPREE & CO. will give their
~ entire attention to the
SALE OF NEGROES,
Publicly and privately.
ODD FELLOWS HALL,
Corner Mayo and Franklin streets,
RICHMOND, VA.
RO. q DAVIS,
VIM. 8. DEUPREE,
8. Z. FONDREN.
RrrUs a. MAppux Clerk del -1y
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JEWELRY, YPECTACLES, &c.
81 BEING DESIROUSOF REDUCING
~ my stock, which is large would call the
ny s. special attention Of those DESTROYS of
GA6 maxi ing purchases, to examine my as
softment of fine WATCHES, JEW ELY, &c. which
are of the latest sly les and best We workmanship.
A. +. JAHNkE, Watch Maker
NH lin 75A Maiu street.
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CITY PORTUGUESE respect
fully announce myself to the voters o
the city of Rich mond Candidate for the U
PERINTENDENCY OF THE CITY POOR-HOUSE
at the ensuing April election.
NH td* RfCHARD REINS.
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SCAVENG Err.

The undersigned Is now prepared to clean out
Water Closets, Sinks and Out Houses, in the short
est notice, in manner which viii not be offensive
lime them. His wagons are constructed as to
be water and air tight. His boxes can he found
ut DuyAL q NoRToN's, corner 18th and Main SITS ,
aud JoHysros q MiLLsPArau's, ON Main between
18th and 18th streets All orders left At the aboy
places, will be promptly attended to.
fe i4-ts r. III. ALLEN
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PATENT MEDICINES.
~ GrEAr VtssGINIA ENIEIsy XNn

- -
THE GREAT VIRGINIA X REMEDY AND
L NO HUMBUG.--PETERS' IEFALLlBLE REM
EDY FOR G0N0RRHEA AND ALL SECRET Dis
EASES.-This great American remedy, containing
40 Mercurial or Balsamic properties exces every
thing heretofore offered the public in it's curative,
restorative and renOvating powers and the
medical world are astonishsi when told that the
above remedy will cure the above diseases, and
confounded when they have ocular demonstra-
known of the remedy for twenty odd years, has
known of case of twenty years standing to be re.
shorter duration to be restored, without a single
exception, and therefore challenges any case Of
Gonorrhea Which the remedy will not cure, pre-
yided the directions carried out with prudence
the part of the patient and any one purehas-
ing half dozen bottles, and using accordingly, in
his or her case, he guarantees perfect cure ana
In of failure, viii furnish additional medicine
free of charge, to complete the cure, through his
agents !; and cure will be effected without incon'
venience TO the patient.
Sold by APPERSoN DUPUY, No. POI Brood
street aud o. A. sTRECkER, Main street. DruS.
gists agents for city Of Richmond. &c l-em*
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A constant supply of
OAK and PINE WOOD,
Which will be delivered to families at the very
lowest market price.
fa o. ia A. s LEE
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FOR CITY G-4UGER

a. CITY GAUGER.-l respectfully an
u nounce myself candidate for re elec-
ION 10 the office of CITY GAUGER.
NH l9-tde* RICHARD FOX, City Gauger.
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SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES

Do So and especially if you can obtain as desi
rable Goods, without paying any more for then
than their actual worth.
rup
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IbKIDGFORD s. CO.,
ID GENERAL COMMISSION and
FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
On the Dock, Richmond, Va.
D. 3. BRIDGFORD,
TINSTEy PATE
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Co.. SUPERINTENDENT OF THE
BE CITY GAS works. respectfully an
nounce myself as a candidate for election TO the
ONCE of SUPERINTENDENT OF THE CITY GAS
WORKS. NH s-tde*l JNO. j. FRY.
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FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF THE P OR-HOU USE

sa CITY POOR-HOUSE.-I respect
81 fully announce myself Candidste iol
re election to the office of SUPERlNTEN DENT
OF THE POOR HOUSE, and refer citizens gene
rally to the Overseers of the Poor for the eco
nomical manner in which have heretofore dis
charged the duties of the office.
NH 4--tdek JOHN PEARCE.
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FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF THE GAS WORKS

SUPERINTENDENT OF & 5
WORKS. respectfully announce my
self 70 the voters of the city of Richmond as q
candidate for SUPERINTENDENT OF THE CITY
GAS WORKS, al the ensuing April election:
NH li-tdes THUS. ). ALf Is.
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RUN Always.

- $23 REWAkD.-Ranaway from nv
xff farm, Long Row, Hanover county, about
IN the Sin OF January, a NEGRO MAN, named
N PETER BROWN, about 81 years old of a
* dark brown color with q scar on one side
of his neck; also small one his knee; very
long legged, and upwards of six feet high. The
above reward will be paid, il delivered 10 me, or
secured in Jail.
NH 20-lmK WIN. J. CARPENTER
"a SO IL r. AkD.-,lne my servants
ETY named ROBERT JAMES, ran off on Thurs.
an day. the 7th. He is a Ditcher, exclusively
n and took of his tools with him, with view
A.doubtiess to obtain work his own &C
count. to which he had been accustomed before I
purchased him. will pay the above reward for
his apprehension and delivery to me.
JAMES LYONS
p Sd have heard that he has been Offering
himself in the lower part of the city as well
digger. NH l2-lw) J. l.
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HUsINuss NOTICES.

U FORWARDING AED
Omission RCHANTS,
Dock ST., RICHMOND, VA.
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charging organs, administered as q Spring
cathartic, they put the system in a healthy
condition for the Summer campaign, and as
they nourish instead of weakening the system,
may be given safely to patients whose stami-
ma has been exhausted by sickness.
Railways Renovating Resolvent disinfects
and neutralizes the diseased blood. depriving
1t of the oorrupting principle which engenders
Tubereles on the Lungs. Bronchitis, Quinsy
Running Sores, Cancers, Salt Rheum, Erysipe.
las, Inflammation of the Eyes, and all kinds
of Kruptions, Tumors and diseharging sores
In secondary Syphilis, Scrofalous disorders
and all hereditary, chronic, and constitutions
m aladies, it overcomes and eradicates the in
sidious causes of the disease.
Railways Remedies are sold, by Draggis..
everywhere. Zs,, t-..
RADWAY i CO., % John Street, N. Y.
10 Gg5s hi J. M. KIRKBRIDK,
J. T. JUDKINs. Agents
May 2s, 1t. q ss5fz e 1as
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In Partition.


r TAMEs.JoHNsToN, and Lavinia Johnston
,J his wife, John C. McWillams, Anna He
Williams, Isaac McWilliams, Mary Ellen Nc
williams, Lucretia shetts and Anna Shstts,
defendants, will take notice. that petition
vas filed against them on the 9Th day Of Nay,
A. D. 1851, in the Court Of Common Pleas
within and for the county of Monroe and
State of Ohio, by Joseph Daniel and Rebecca
Daniel his wife, and is now pending, Wherein
the said Rebecca Daniel demands partition OF
the following real estate. TO wit: The east half
of the south west quarter of section thirty
(30,) of township two, (2,) and range Ave, (5,)
and the west half of the south east quarter o.
section thirty, (30,) township two, (z,) and
range five, {5) and at the 0ctobsr term
of said Court, the said Rcbecea Daniel will
apply for an order that partition may be mad.
| Of said premises. WIN. F. HUNTER,
May Is, ls6l.-.Su Atty fer Peti'r
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For the esprit of Democracy.


Mr. Ep1roR:- An itaic letter in word
it will be observed leans in different d.
rection from the other letters. 1t is an
chored safely enough at the bottom but
leans over on its own hook, very careful
hover yer, not to lean clean over.
The stalis christian processes religion:
KLo ny himself - be counterfeit, he does
himself up in the best of prayer. is label
led letter A, No. l, and prevails on his
pastor to lay him on the orthodox shelf
among the genuine articles where the label
on his wrapper will deceive all save God
The itahc christian is great man. As
q pastor he makes long prayers at prayer
meetings He makes lengthy trips to the
negro heath. He makes great preten-
sions to honesty, morality and sobriety
just for q show. He cAn make long
prayer in the church. but cannot make
every one. believe that be is in earnest
He can SANDER his neighbors ia return for
good rendered him. He can preach bet
ter than practice. He can in;ure the
cause of Christ more than hundred real
christians can benefit IT,.
I If he has got q good thing let hin
hang outhis sign. If he believes in wha
be processes let him act it out, shame tn,
devil and when he. dies GO to Heaven.
We knew church members, whining pro
fessors of religion In this town of B.
whom we would not trust with our Dime
as far as sick baby could throw ca
by it's tail; and We know those who W
believe are in earnest.
If churches would have sort of hous
cleaning every year; trim off and thro
out those that have got in by mistak,
some rascals we know of, could not thirty
I as well as they do and christians would
more respected.
The temple of Christ is too magni6cel
for those in charge to permis leaning co
umns therein to dis6gure It's fair propo
ton. AN OBSKRV HR.
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Administrators Sale.

ON Monday the first day of July 1881, be-
" tween the hours Of ten o'olo ok A. N. and
four o'clock P. NJ. on the premises hereinsf
ter described, the undersigned as administra-
tor of John Mathews, deceased, will sell at
public auction, the following real estate sit
uate iu Monroe County, Ohio, to wit:
The east half of the north west quarter of
section eighteen, tow nship two, and range four.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third in hand, one
third in one year, and one e-third in two years.
The deferred payments to be secured to the
satisfaction of the undersigned.
PETER KING, Admir-. of
John Mathews, decd.
Nav ~. 1S6l.-S2.TO. Z
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PROBATE COURT, MONROE COUNTY, ONO

All persons interested will taks notice that
the following settlements will be fer hearing
in said Court, on Monday, Juno 3, 1851:
Pinal account Of Tkss. Griffith, asm'r Of
Ruth Williams.
Second account of Elijah Ullom, admir- o:
VIM. Ullom.
Final acceunt Of Jno. GiIlaspie, admir- OF
Peter Metz.
Final account of Chris. Diehl, admir- of C.
Seibling.
First account of John Owns, admir- Of Joel
wilkinson.
First account Of z. Upton and Jno. Gritnth
ex'rs of J. II. Probaseo.
Final account of f. G.. okey, guardian Of
VIM. b. Turner.
First account of Adam Krebs, guardian OF
Michael wysant. -,
Final account of Jno. B. Noll, adm'r OF
John McMahon. ss-g.e.zz-7s
First account of David Truax, admir- Of
Samuel Truax. Is ? 8 IlI< 85ts
Second account of James Nizdmsp, guard
ian Of Latshaw's heirs. ~ n
Second account Of James Armstrong, sx'r
of John Thornbsrry.
Partial account of Frod. Mullen ann, sdn
of Andrew Muhlsmann.
Partial account of T. G.. Trimbly, admir- Of
David Trimbly.
First account Of Samuel Statea, admir- o
Henry B. States. guns
| Final account of William S.sel,. ex'r o
| Samuel Hawkins. '-i . .. - : 4
First accoant of Wm. 4 Alex Piskenx
adm'rs of VIM. A. Piekens.
| Final account Of Alex. Piekens, admir- o
Sarah N. Piekens.
Final account of Alex. Pickens, admir- Q
James C. Pickens.
Final account of VIM. Pickens, guardian o
Sarah M. Pickens. ~
Final account of Joseph Myers, admir- 0
Jacob Dennis.
| Final account of John Ollom, admir- OF WIN
II. May.
Partial account of John Cox, guardian 9
Cox's heirs.
| Final account Of Andrew iSawyers, ex'r 6
| John Watkins. e,lE5a aG st,--i5-. ~ ~5s
! Partial account Of John Mafit, guardian @
VIM, Maffit's heirs. IL zss 1rtsa
Final account Of John Howell admir- o
Mary Yoho.
JOHN S. Way
May S, 1s6l.-4w, Probate 9udg
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iDWAY,s REGULATING PILLS
p n r & e, regulate
and-inyigorate at

p n re- e, regulate
and invigorate at
the same time.-.-
Within six hours
they relieve the
bowels, affect the
seoretions, tighten
the feeling Of op-
preston st the pit
o f t he stomach
caused by indi-
gsstion, and rem :
der the circulation
OF the blood equit-
able. Thus they
cure Costiveness,
Biliousness, Con-
gestion, Headache
Flutterings of the
H Q art, Nervsas-
ness, Hyster;a, Fe-
male Complaints,
Malarious Fsvers,
and disorders oi
the digestive, 80
cretive, and dis.
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Attention Unien Men,

All persons wishing to volunteer as
State troops for one year or more, to &c
into active service when called upon, will
do we'll 70 sjofn the Stafford company a.
Stafford. The company is under gooG
dfilf-o1icefs 81 the first class, and pfi.
vatss ssnatito, be surpassed anywhere.
Thoee wishing admittance apply soor
as the company is filing up fast. Our
motto,s HCotne life or DEATH the Union
must 81 prsserssd.a 40 COMPANY.
STAFFORD. May 25th. 1851.
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Sale Of Real Estate by Order Of
Ceurt.

John Cline, Administrator Of George wsddle,
Deceased, 80 -as
against ,ef1a3s1 is1 =,
Naomi Wvddie, widow of GeorgebWeddls, the
children ard heirs Of George Weddls and )
Benjamin Faueett.
On the 18Th day Of June, 1881, -.
between tie hours Of 10 o'clock, A. H., and q g
o'clock, p. NJ, en said day, on the prsmises, ~
will be ssld to the highest bidder, the folow-aes
ing real estate, az the property Of George Wed. 81
die, deceased, to wit: -.
The south west quarter !of the north west .
quarter of section twenty, in township three,
of range, ave, in the Chilliuothe land distrist,
Monroe County, Ohio. 1 ff5s sss
TERMS OF SALz-One- half down, ono half In
one year, to be secured to the satisfaction Of
the undersigned. HHs @f4sa pazl
s JOHN CLINE, ns1 Ia
Admir-. of George weddls, DECEASED.
Nay S. lSel.-5t.
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I kentucky Leg1slature.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May "a. The Sen.
sate passed resolutions that Kentucky
ron n'tsever her connection with the Ma
iional Government, nor take up arms for
either belligerant party; but arm herself
for the preservation of peace within her
borders, and rendering their services as 3
mediator to affect just and honorable
peace. p 7- q Fzssa
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The New York Times threatened Lin.
coin with speedy successorl The Gin
sinnati Commercial threatens Governor
Magofin with hanging! The Cincinnati
Times threatens Governor Dennison with
sthunderbolt! But nobody is ''hur,l'-
lima (O.1 Democrat.
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4 ATTICHAENT N0TI0E

ATTA CHMENT NOTICE.
Joseph Psulus, Plaintiff.
against
jesse Byers, Plaintiff.
pEFORE E. Salisbury, J. P. of Center town
II ship, Monroe County, Ohio, on the 1st day
of May, A. D. 1851, said Justice issued an or
der of attachment in the above action, for the
sum of six dollars and thirteen cents.
N. J. MANNING,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Woodsfeld, May 8, lS61.-3t. pd.
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Sharp Talk.

The man that says the war was brought on
by Lincoln, or by Republicans, is either fool
Or a traitor.-Coshoctoa .4ge.
The scoundrel who says this war was NOT
brought on by Lincoln, and that the Republi-
;ans are not responsible for all its horrors, is
both fool, a traitor, and LIAR Coshoeton
Democrat.
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May 5. lssl.-ss,1s |
WOOL CARDING,
Richnerss Steam Carding Ma
chimes.

Isaac Richner has made extensive Improve
meIfss in his carding machines, and is better
than ever prepared to accommodate, on the
shortest notice, all who wish to have weel
carded, and we'll earded. AK
80 HE HAS TWO MACHINESE Z
Wool will be received and rolls delivered il
good order, at -sslHs- 81
JACOB RoEMER'S in Adams township
C. C. NIESER'S in Lewisvflis; siaAssse
JOSIAH MOORE'S in Franklin township. 3
One pound of grease wf1l be required Il
every eight pounds of wool.
Give me trial, and will give you satisfac
ton. &s< = ISAAC RlCHNER.s
May %, 1s6l.-sm.
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The Democratic Central Commit
Monroe county, will meet in Woo isael
On 'Sdturday. the lst day Of June. ls6l
fersahe psrpose of making such arrangi
ments as they may deem proper, 10 Re
gard to convention for. the nomination
Of eounty officers, and for other purposes.
. The.followiog lisa liz. of the members:
: Adams township, 1 Thomas Mcmahon.
Benton. ..a.! .ss.s. .Drs 5osiah Wilson.
Bethel. -. ats.sJ q Perry Brown. s7s
Center ..,.,. .Jers. Williams.
Fras6}xiin. Q q . -. DR.. q. w. Mason.
- sfssns.sge s..s. ;! x H. T. MITCHELL
Jasks0z1.g9 1s...... .Kiias Barker.
Malagss. .zA ~. !. {. John Moore.
ghiJ,. .a.a.FiM -. j. A. Lankerd. ssas
q Y5rvy 81. .. z. Israel Lentz, q ess9
:.s6SIeuDsss. . sz.5ss. |. Joel Yost. ags rrs
Seneca Jos. w Richardson. i
Summit. .... John Dougherty.
--Sunsbnry Frederick Aellott
Hwttxerinnde Enos Burkhead.
Wnhife etsna David Cline.
Wayne. -. Z. Joseph Moose.
A fullAttshdance 10 urgently requested
JERE WILLIAMS. Cha.
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Master Commissioners sale.
Nc Clellen and Kasx,
: agaiGss

: john Kirkpatfick and others. 80 !, J,
BY virtue Of mandate to me directed ffo1a =
the court OF common pleas Of Montoe county,
in the State of Ohio. there will be offered Ter y
sale at public auclion, on ..fs bs-ge,sas osss
Friday. tho 8 lst day Of May, 1851 .maa,
hours Of 10 O'Clock, =. m, aud 4
O'Clock, p n, at the front door OF the court
house, in said county, the follow ing described
real estate situate in said county, te wit; "a
Lots Ne. 81 and % in the town, Of Lebanon.
Also, the south west quarter Of section 4, in
township s, and range Z, except 30 lots iii the
town Of Lebanon, one acre for Union Church =
and one acre for the mill company. a azs a05i
rs MN. OKEY. Mas. Conn.,
Monroe Common Pleas. sissi
Nay l,slssl.--S3,60-s ], svSs ys.ssS sdT
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Administrators Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that tn, under
IN signed was, on the l1th day of Nay, A..
D.slSs1, appointed by the Probate Court of
Monroe County, Ohio, Administrator Of the
Estate of Michael Letter, deceased.
PHILLIP LEIFER,
May Is, 1S61.--3t. pd. Admir-.
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Attention Volunteers!
tIeO BOUNTY FOR 8 YEARS VOL
nj zssss ilas UNTEERS.

Any person desiring to enter the ser
vice of The United States as VOLUNTEER
for. alysara naless sooner discharged, wi!
appaysinmediately to the undersigned a
Woodsfeld. or to other agents authorize
to. eceeet said. volunteers by me at o'he
places. : Mr. 8. Hollister and Mr.. Wn
Bi6or srs authorised to accept volunteer
for m3 Sdhpany -sil! llfl1 g
..ssss saiWM. p RICHARDSO ON. !
To s.thes sDemocratic, Centrs
Committee.
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given, that the subscriber
was, on the 30th day of March, 1851, appoint
cd by the Probate Court of Monroe county,
Ohio, Administrator OF the Estate of Isaiah
Mills, deceased.
JAMES SCOTT, Admir-.
Nay q, lss1.-st.pd.
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SAhhouncsments.

Nh Observation-Disclosures 2A
ELIEL HEADLEY. ESQ
Of Adamss stewnship, IS q candidate for Re
fesentaAiss,s subject to the decision of {
Dsmocratic County Convention.
Mr.. Headley iscertainly shonest, capable
faithful to the constitution" and would SCI
the people in the capacity Of Representati
with honor to them and credit to himself.
aEA MANY DEMOCRATS.
31OOa aJ0N--
MR. KDrTsR:-Ws are authorized to {.
nouncs the name Of asi 5a5 atga
w. n. ROBINSON.
sf Washington township, IS . Candidate +
Representative, subject to the decision Of t.
Democratic Convention.
1TSe MANY UHIoN DaNocRATs,
~Wez are authorized to announce t
b 7 tWILLIAM READ,
Of Center township, as candidate for
Office Of County Treasurer, subject to the 1
cisions Of sthe Democratic Convention.
MANY VorERs.
,YEEqHG1
Mr.. EDrros; We are authorized to anneu,
the name Of
! - WILLIAM CHURCH,
sfsPerry ,township, 81 a. candidate for Sher
subject Ae the decision of the Demoera,
MANY UNION DEMOCRATS.
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] IADNINIsrR4ToRss sALB -

: BY virtue eff an order Of the Probate Csuis
Of Monroe county, Ohio, the undersigned win
onef for sale at public vsnaue, on the rrsu-
ises,s on / HsFS0aiaS, a6 1css 3sssAstakfx esifE
& asNniS Saturday. J.sss 29.lS6t
the following premises, situate in the ctnnty
of Monroe and State OF Ohio, and dsscfibsd
as follows: The east half Of the south wet
lquarter Of section IS, township esand ranges.
AlsoSa part Of the east half of the south west
quarter of section 80. township 5 and range s,
beginning for the same at the south east eor-
nsr OF said tract running along the line Of b.
H.~Wiss ana Alexander Kenneday, north to-
the Malaga road: thence along said road :
ENTHUSIASTICALLY dirsctisnto the corner ef AN
alley, thence east to the place Of Beginning.
containing of an acre. said property seid to
pay deb.s by the undersigned, as adininistrx-
tor of !ehn' Il. Ayres. Terms Of sale: oue
third cash down, one third In ons year, and
the residue in two years, with interest On the
deferred payments, to Re secured to the satis-
faction oa The ur-...ers.gned.
nay .eo. slDNoR srARKHT. AAn'r.
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SHERIFI'S ,SALE,
Martin Baker,
against
Peter uighley

i. ftter uighiey.
BY virtue of writ of venditioni exponas to
pse-'" cted from the Court Of Common Pleas
o. 's county, Chic, will offer for sale al
public auction, in the town of Woods6sld, IN
said county, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ. and O'Clock p. M, on e91
Saturday. tho 9th day Of Jane, 1861,
the following described real estate, situate in
said county, to wit: - Il
The south east quarter Of the south east
quarter Of section seven, township three, and
range five. Also the south west quarter o.
the south west quarter, of section one, town
ship three, all in Monroe county, Chic.
Taken in execution and levied upon ~ thu
property of Peter Highlsy, at the suit Of Mar
tin Baker. -------
H n N AARRnW
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Executors Notice.

The undersigned was, On the 18th day si
April, 1851, appointed by the Probate Cour.
of Monroe county, Ohio Rxeoutrix of the rs.
tate Of Charles Il. Danford, late of Aenres
county, Ohio, deceassd.
ELIZABETH DANFORD,
April "A, iss1.--stfd. ANr