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SADDLERY. &c

"a NEW sADDLERY ESTABLISH
hENT.-Ths undersig ed have entered
into a co.partpership under the sty Q
and frm of MILES, JENNlEGs ca !,
for the purpose of conducting the "A ApDLkHY and
HAKHESS BUniNEss in all It's branches. Eec
one Of the hrm being practically acquainted win
the business, and giving our person - 10
all work entru ste to US, earnestly snlicit the
patronage OF all wanting articles IN our line
We have now IN store tine assorsmenl OK
TROOPERS SADDLES and BRiDLEs.
SADDLE BAGS, &c.
To which We invite attention.
We will take orders for any articles 10 be made
Of leather and pledge ourselves TO give satisfac-
tion both rs to material and workmanship.
q l. MILES,
in. JENNlNG9,
en- 5-ts K. ~ MILES.
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90 MILIFAkY XADDLES.-s B.
COTTRkLL offers for sale this day, the
largest and bsst sslected stock Of SAD.
DLAS ever offered In this market, sm-
bracipg the "El Pas0," the Sabine tie
Roustos," :. .Csihoun." and many other csle.
bratsd styles. together with \ nne assortment Of
EADDLEky GOODS. SIS COrTRktL,
ss Sat No. i3s Main IT.
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OIee over b9dekey's Drag Store,
~ sS--ts No 10 Hs{u styaat

11 KlNAWAX aD.-Eansvsy frol.
- rs service OF tina Yirginis b Tennessee
NA Railroad Company in 1nne LAST, q slave
81 named kBaAaAH. Bs Is about % yeSrs
-&-@az> y age. feet cigh, and Of g dark browb
-.sr, u.CaIly : wears q Endksrehief on hfe bead
and q scar on hia foreh ssd or face.
AbF lHA& belongs TO Capt. John Buford, of Bed
flYd e1ln.y. snd il is supposed thai he is nov
zbJll 2icauo2& or st one Of tie volunteer sn
ssICy = ants, liberal reward will be paid foJ
hiz.. Il. HI. GILL,
Cen SUp't Va. q Tam. Railroad.
Lyue1oGTs, July le, 1854. ~ lo-lm
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Mr.. Edwin James, the celebrated criminal
lawyer OF London. has com promised with his
creditors. married a rich widow named Hill.
lard, and lett England forever to seek new
fortune in the United States.
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A soldier in East Tennessee, in drawing
arms, received the iden tic1l musket which ha
name. which he inscribed upon It when he
was then in the service Of his country.
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~ RIcHAoND
L q HT
Having mustered into service and now going Into
WILL RECEIVE
AYEW MORN
n II B H
Before leaving. Apply st once ~
HEADQUARTERS, 18th street,
" Wis Hstw'a Main and Cary sts.
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Cen. Pillows Proclamation.

The following is Il copy of General Pillows
proclamation to the people of Missouri, Of
the publication Of which we first received
Intelligence from Cairo, by telegraph. The
gailar leader OF the volunteers of the Vol
uateer State fully appreciates The Importance
Of the mission assigned him and that he
will 6s sustained hy the patriots of Mis-
souri, as fully as by his command, we have
nc douht
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e,-..m., THE UNDEhsIGN1Dw wisii


AHFF AUlTHEhN hTEAM Ph1VAe
sx6G TEkk COMPANY. Persons DESTROYS
e.a,a, > :. IL promotiag this branch OF our Ma
gs~ @sielee rgaihst oar enemy can yet Gnd =
sasfss ol tie stock 10 subscribe for at th cir
~ ship. IL sais
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\ stock Of MEDIUM GRADES,
QUARTEk NDe, and
SMALL LUMe 3oBA BACCO,
Asds last ysar, aow In gooa enswiax so.ditisa.
4, DALI, Faesory on NH street.
a. s-fws Bet AaiA saa Cary.
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@s NOTICE.
The Stockholders Of the
WASHINGTON AND NEW ORLEANS TALE.
GRAPH COMPANY
VIII receive heir
JULY DIVIDEND
Bv app icaton to Mr.. GEO. w. RADY, ut the
Office Of the Tele2raph Company, le0 Main street.
au 5-3t
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sytls q tAs prsseat va1, s.dangsriag thu
vAtsa = ths btaass, tArsatsatns rain snd
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tssF away from the Midlothian Coal Pite II g.
AfA 1kO 6AE, named AASoE SrTToF, about
- 80 years of age. and weighs from leo 10 I55
Ssz!sxa bf. OF tGrk color, some feet inches
kiGh, down look when spoken 70. He has a wife
living with Ar. Pearce. on Shockoe Hill. He has
beyl seen frequently the cljy. IN which place
-o DON'T he is still linking ] Will give the above
z-EGrd for the spprs5s -sIon ana delivery Of said
8eGFe 20 Ils, or CONNIE l7snt In Lumpkin' s jail,
. tkiselty. 20 = LYME, Ageni,
iFol hrs l. CoRBETTl
OTee over Bodekeys Drag Store,
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! EUR EFNT-TbEI very oeeirabIe ard
!. J. - ...rnA 4 L IL y q .Il.,..ad N

= well-grran9ad D " b LII @, situated on
Marshall. two door. above 1t street, con-
II AK eight large rooms, With closets, passage,
gas tXtures &c. There Is also = Kitchen, with
q vG large looIrs fer servants, together with the
esual out buildings, hy drdnt, &c. lmme ediate pos
session can De ha5. For terms, Sc, apply to
Rs. 4. LYME. Agent,
Once over A. 30deker's Drug store,
y tA--ts No. 10 Malu street
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EE tOh hEsr-A iargs and very desirable
- DWELLING, on ssh street, between Ciay
-, sad Leigh, eat siae, recently oesupisd BY
sae AeF. kr. hepIar The house contains sboui
nlrtsR roomz, ard is snpplied with gas, water
tle ali the modem sxtures and Improvements
ist the sonvspieEes u large spd gsntesl family.
Apply 10 REDWOOD Is kkACH,
At--ts A Main street.
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f1g aE-~ hwH RAyn.

~ FVFE u NNE-I Ns u alU NIL Vt1IVItlY y
- arranged BGICH DIV ELLING, on the corns or
- q Urac- and Foushse streets, opposite the
'rTac- s'r.eg Baptist Church, formerly occupied
y MIRA. Mead There IS attachsd ample servants
rooms. besides large stable aud carnage house
THIS Is really bIst-rate house, and is welt suit
- -, srIs fa;aIly, Possession gwen lat sep
lsIl5eE 9tXL. Apply 20
40 2-e' ~hE BIN !. APPEGSOE, Auct'rs.
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Whrsas. many Of these sacred rights have
been wantonlv and naliciously assailed by
Aoolitionists, Republicans. preachers and edl-
tors, uatn they have goaded the South to re-
heilion and Secession, snd by refusing to offer
aud rejecting all scnpromtses for peaceful
settlement Of diAcultiss, have involved the
nation in an snholy. unnecessary and fratri-
cidal war. which will desolats our country,
cripple oar commerce aad manufactures, de-
stroy the lives Of thousAnds Of our citizens,
and In voIve us In N overwhelming national
debt Therefore,
ksssIvsd, That We rsgarA.ths Constitution
as the fandamen :Al law Of tNe Land. and, as
iAw.Abiding clthasus, will give hearty sup
port 70 all laws passed In pursuance thereof.
kssSlcsI, That the taking Of human life
under the frivolous pretext Of war, before all
reasonable means have been rssofted TO which
human Wiedcm can invent TO avert the evt,.
and before OongFess has made q deciara ation
Of war in legal And constitutional manner
10 - IN justidabie - the taking OF life CON.
trzry TO civil law.
RssolesA, That We have entire confidence In
the disposition and ability Of the people TO
make . com nplete aAd sAtislactory ssttlsment
Of all aiGcalties, II they are coclly and dis
passiosAtsly consulted, and their representa-
tivss guided 6y their counsel.
1ssetss1, That Wo recommend 70 Congress
tbs calling ~ = National Cen ven ton for the
purpose 81 Aestd1g oar national di@cuiuss.
wAfss couSfr. -.
WAsssas, II vtsw q he ovsswhslming
evils a. ~ 0fDnnat V1nR. oD6ADnDrknI thu
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RUNA rs.
. TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS NE

In rW SrY-FaVE DOLLARS RE
&N WAkD.-hb-cUpt from the farm of Mr.
"a gc=erh Powell. enc or two miles west Of
II mis- city. sbo1t the last of June. without
S~&-~ my cause Whatever. likels negro lnao,
named bDh ~ =. ab0nt Il years Of s8e, supposed
- b. i've f-st high, geltet. figure, quite i1teiH-
seet, hAs .1L salt OF hair. large. fCn syss, big
q. atR, ihtek hts. good looking teeth speaks
4Eitk. bCy sometimes Affects su imPadinen. -
-rs4StDEi no particular marx remembered he
- 20 pposst 70 have hired himself 20 some of the
GFapi"- Eesr X ca ul0nd . free roy, or may
hsTs II With some that h7vs besu sept &wav -
vi-i pay TIE as"ve reward II f25, Il ID keu tftv
mics, 500 i taken cut Of the slSto, and aIe If
iruEt = or near this city, and delivered 20 said
~ veil, "T pTt ir jail 80 that ! can get him
N.Elr an .-stS Z. \ DREWkY.
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%4 FOX kEvG-A BkiCh DH ELLIHd.
- HOUSE,, situated on corner Of Leigh and 27Sh
stTse., Church Hill. containing fonr or ave
Fv3.a., with the usaai houses, good water, ae,
taa y good nei2heorhood. Possession given
I@mse1ktsly. Pof teYfas, ae., Apply 10
ROBERT b. LYEE.
0Ess ovar A.. B0DEKEs's Drug Store,
vl-ts No 10 Main street
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- sloo AKD-Ier the delivery TO

w L" " ~ Ntt HIAPE UhIE LN, btNFkLE
~ B- Is twenty. ven years Old ecior, black:
II ~ 'Fet hivc; face covered with short
Ix~ beard, and moustache; large eye brows
sd CLr1ux eve isshes fle probably travels II
-rask gr'y mixed sumner coat, OF blue cloth
= brass huttoat. aud carpe.-bAE he says hs
a-- r-ei Shakespeare, ans may travel with
forged qSss drt shave Of his beard wien he
Ee,t ;A.s Hs has relatives at tT l.. Il sfew
s7t's, n Eirr George and at Mrs Or. Frank
El.zterro <. in Orange with whom he has been
recently corresponding by letter his object BE-
- evidently to escape, lie il doubtless lurking
sboUt the shore OF ne Potomac, or making ais
way AoTthwATt. aud may be rboat oCT encamF-
meats. 1h5 above Tswsrd will be paid If caught
over any rniles frou fredericksburg; other
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sSssssr4ass9 FRANKLIN 4 Co., sCiEN.
* - TiFiC AN practical OP-
IVA t5t1i ans o~ntIna4 10 suit their IMPROVED
FFh!htHPiC nPECTACLks TO every age aud
r-cA pArt.4s. ar czEe aus
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-08-07

Az ron HEST-Tw0 HOUSES .-trstt-a
- COTTAGE, on sth street. III orth sias,l Abovs
Leigh. Possession given Immediately
absO-0n the isth inst, the 70 hlO COT
pied By nr. Z l. Chinn 80 good tenants the
,ss1 viii be moderate. Apply to Ar. }: BOW
lhs, al street, Gsmbls'a Bill, or ~ the founerJ
" sih strest jy e-ts
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-03-14
Cnntratrtial Matters.


PutLApgLrufA, March ~. 1861
FLOUR quiet al e5a5.tt for supcrhse e5sDng fps
extra family, and a6.i2tag75 for fancy.
WHEAT iu demand a0C0 bus. sold at ei .25al 20 for
red, and 81 35si so for white. ,, ~ ~ y
COHN-1OU bus. sold at 60a57.
MESS PORK steady at oiT60. sr...I 81. o. .... d. =
LARD, SO fierces sold nj 10k on time,
WHISKY In limited demand Al isaig.
l BALrInosx, March r. isei
FLOUR dull and heavy; Howard Street and Ohio n,
s5.i2t; City Mills, e5i no sales. ..
WHEAT steady at si25al2S for red, and et Aoai %
for white.
CORN active mixed ssa57 yellow SEC; white sooss
PROVISIONS dull and unchanged.
COFFEE frm NJ 124al3
WHISKY steady fe.
CNrIsSlrt March ~, 1s8i
FLOUR Ia moderate demand at $3.50 for super rsne
and - 0oa5 for extra
WHEAT advanced . cents closing at siai .oa for red
aud 81 05ai .O5 for white.
CORN and BARLEY unchanged. a,. .--.f
RYE declined and il dulI nj 5ea5D,
WHISKY In fair demand, with sales 400 bbIs Al i3i
f.lNSEED OIL advanced 10 64s85, and In fair demund
CLOVER SEED firm at sia4i5. .F ri
PROVISIONS dull and prices nominal che DE.
maud is quite limited; the nominal rates OIL uless port
~ aud0i. 'T -
LARD siae
GROCERIES unchanged and steady, with a moderate
demand sales moi large. " -
MONEY MISUNDERSTANDING on the Eas, firm Al
lc premium; ON New Orleans dull at 4c. premium The
Banking houses have thrown out New Orleans currcnc
and discount ai tnl per cent The money market con-
tinuos casy AT iuai2 per cent, for acceptable paper
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-03-14

a. BOLD attempt to rob the mail was made
in this vicinity Monday evening. Just as
the carrier on the Cumberland route, Mr.
Fisher, had crossed Crooked Creek bridge
one and quarter miles west of this place, he
was met by aman, who in passing caught
the mail bag and struck or kicked the carrier $
horse, causing it to jump and run short
distance, leaving the mail bag in his grasp
Mr. Fisher soon regained control o.. his horse
and wheeling it rode back to where the
robber was kneeling or STOPPING over the
mail. Hailing him and receiving no reply
he jumped off and struck him. The fellow
swore he would kill Fisher, and abandoning
the mail made ut him, whereupon beauti-
ful fight of few seconds duration ensued,
unfortunately lnst TO tho WORLD owing to the
darkness and lack of, spectators. Finding
the fellow was likely to prove too much for
him unless he could throw him, Fisher
clinched and ''downed' him. He turned
Fisher and commenced cutting him across
the breast with knife rs well as he could in
the close embrace in which he was held
Fisher not liking ''blood for supper" exert
ed all his strength and struck him once or
twice in the face or on the throat, causing
him to get up and "toddle." The cuts in
hicted upon him are not serious The mail
bag was slit for several inches, and the p. M.
who immediately repaired to the scene Of the
fight found four packages Of letters on the
ground. So far as known no mail matter
was lost.-tCambridge Times. -h-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-03-14
State Of Ohio, Belmont Co., s..
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Samuel Pickens
vs.
Lewis Perkins.

HE Defendant, Lewis Perkins, a non. resi-.
J. dent OF the county and State Aforesaid, will
take notice that on the 18th Of February, 1851,
there was 6icd by the plaintiff petition in The
office OF The Clerk Of he Court Of Common Pleas
in and Tor Belmont county, Ohio, tho object and
prayer OF which is TO obtain q judgment against
the defendant for the sum OF S2O5 25, with inter.
est upon said SUN from January 3lst, 1856
The claim in said petition Is tounded upon
regularly certified transcript OF judgment Of the
Court OF Common Pleas in and for Owen county :,
Indiana. and upon which said judgment the
above sum. with interest as aforesaid, Is due the
plointif. Alec. IN subject the defendants inter
est in the following described property to the pay
ment oi the above claim. TO wit. Situate in the
county oi Belmont and State Of Ohio, and being
in section 2s, township 5, range Z, and being the
south east quarter Of said section cont.ining 150
acres, more or less the defendants iLierest Being
the undivided ne-six:h part OF said tract, sub
Iect to the dover Interest Of Elizabeth Perkins.-
His said interest appraised al $500 90
The defendant is hereby notified that he is re-
CURED TO answer the petition aforesaid by the
10th day Of April, 1851.
Wifness d. S. ADAMS,
Clerk OF the Court of Com mon Pleas.
L DAsFoRD, attorney for plaintiff.
February %, lS0; 6w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-03-14

TNHE attention OF Invalids, Physicisss, Cler-.
l. 'Rysen, scientific meh, and the public gen.
erally, is respectfully sol ic,ted 10 the merits Of
phur and Phosphorus, and which is Identical in
It's composition with the Homatic Globue, or red
blood. In all diseases accompanied with Debility,
pale cUuntenance and nervous derangement, nm
analysis oi the blood Shove deficiency Of .hc
red globule.. Ruddy complexion and q rosy tint
Of the skin is always indicative Of health; while
q pale, wax.like skin and dcountenancs-which
evincts deficiency OF the rec globu les--accom.
panies a diseased organism. Preparations Of
lion have been given tor the purpose or supply.
ing the red rlobuies, but we contend that Iron
alone Sulphur alone, or Phosphorus alone, will
not meet the deficiency In every case but that
judicious combination OF al these elements 10 re.
quired to restore the blood - its normal stand.
ard. This point, never before attained, hes been
reached IN the BLOOD FoOp, and its discovery
ranks a. one Of the most scientific and important
of the age, lie effects In Consumption are to soft
en- the cough, brace the nerves, strengthen the
system, alIay the prosualing night sweais, in
creare the physical and mental energy enrich
lncresse the Appetite resiors ihe color and cio,Ie
the skeleton frame with flesh The BLOOD FoOD
Will be found specific in ull Chronic Diseases of
the Thro9t or Lungs, ssch as Asthma. Bronchitis
Coughs, Ac. Public speaiers Apd Singers will
enine. the vocal organs. In Dyspepsls, Liver
uIa, Gravel. s. Vitss Danes. Fewer md Asu.
&C., Its efficacy IL marked cad instantaneous =
In no class OF Diseases. however, arc the benef-
cialedscis o. this remedy. 90 conspicuou o. in
bsrrassing Female Complsints TO which the gen
der sex ere liable, and which tend towards Con.
sumption, such as Suppressed or Difficult Men.
strustion, Green Sickness, Whites, &c especially
s:, .ss with
pression Of spirits, debility, oalpiiauon. want OF
appetite, and nervous prostration. We have the
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-03-14

~OMo STATE JOURNAL. superi-
or family journal has recently been enlarged
and greatly improved in every respect
The weekly issue contains eight pages, and
about thirty-four columns of good, substan-
tial reading matter. The literary depart
ment Of the paper is conducted with rare
ability. Az it relates 10 the political char
acter Of the journal, we must say, that it is
not second to any paper received at this of.
fee. Cook, HURT 4 Co., are always right
on questions Of national policy.
The commercial department is always re-
liable and Of the latest date. The above be-
ing true, we are at loss 10 know why it |.
that 80 many persons in our State, and svsn
some Republicans, prefer to patronise foreign
pspsrs 70 their homo journal. There il
another fact which We admire in the Jour
nal: it never attempts 70 interfere With the
interests Of local papers, but uniformly re.
eommends that they be first cared for.
Price of the Weekly. ;.;.........-sl 5oT
g Tri- -Weekly......,......s 90
% az m - Daily....................6 90
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Important From Warrington.

WASHINGTON, March llth.-Eyening.
Reports continue to prevail respecting a
contemplated evacuation of Fort Sumter.
They may be true, but it is certain that the
President up to 8 O'Clock tonight has given
no order for that purpose Gentlemcn of
prominence, however, say they have informa-
ton which satisfies them that such course
will from necessity be pursued.
WASHINGTON, March l2.
1t is known to be the intention Of the
list and which must be filed during the pres
ent session Of the Senate. Excepting in a
few instances, the other appointments
will be deferred. until this is done. In the
meanwhile applicants are required to file
their papers in the proper departments.
The officers Of the Army met at the War
Department at noon to-day and in company
with Lieut.. Gen. Scott and Secretary Cam.
eron proceeded to the White House and
formally paid their respects to the President.
The Preside mt to-day nominated to the
Senate the Hon. Cassius M. Clay, of KY,
Is minister to Spain, and the Hon. Thos.
Corwin, OF Ohio, minister to Mexico. The
latter is considered the most important mis-
sion under the Government at this time,
COuolocIluB Iue tefIlUOI1dl expansion QUESTION
~ connected with the Confederate States.
The President has also nominated Amo,
Of Boston, Willard Phillips q collector d
Salem, Mass, and Rufus Hosmer Is Consu
General at Frankfort-on the Maine. The
only nominations confirmed to-day, were
those of Archibald Williams, district judge
for Kansas, and VIM. p. Doyle, commits
sioner of Indian affairs. Both of thesf
nominations are from Illinois. The Other
nominations including that of Mr.. Little
john, Of N. Y, as consul to Liverpool, were
referred to appropriate committees.
An inquiry st the proper quarter warrant,
the assertion that no order has asyet beer
issued in reference to the evacuation Of Fort
Sumter.
Judge TIdeu represents that the state
ment thai he was cooperating with other
for election Of Mr.. Guriey, Of Ohio, for ths
Senate, u untrue. y 81. &. .i'
n George Harrington, Chief Clerk of the
Treasury Department under Mr.. Gorwin, to-
day entered temporarily on the, discharge o.
the duties Of Assistant Secretary, at the re-
quest Of Secretary Chase. v Isi,sa E,.,r +.
Mr.. Rodman hs returned to his former
position q Chief Clerk. :
George r. Baker, of Albany, N. Y, has
been, sppcipted t.. the Disbursing Cleykship
ofthe. State Department, uice MI. Stdbbs,
iehoSsu. gfL n2 ..gC3Iyg e 1
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State Of Ohio, Belmont Co., IS,

Probate Court in and for said County-Pe-
Gtion filed for an Order to Sell Real Estate.
John JACKSON, Administrator Of
- cIhomas Jackson, deceased. with the will
annexed, filed this petition in said court for an
order TO sell real estate hereinafter described
pay certain legacies anc debts Of said Estate, on
the l8th day OF February, 1851. s-tsrs ~
fendsnts, TO wit. William Jackson. Rsbeccs Ma.
gle aud Franklin Nngle. her husband, Of the
State Of lows, James Jackson, Of the State Of
Kansas, William nj. Wilson. of the State OF Vir.
ginie. and Elizabeth Mstson and Aaron Matson
her husband, OF the State Of Minnesota, and a II
joined az defendants. with Joseph jackson, John
Jackson. IT,, Thomas Jackson, Mary McMasters
and DR. William McMastsrs, her husband, Lydia
Weekly and ELoch g. Weekly ler husband, DR..
William Wilson. Charles r, Wissh, and the
George Wilson, John Wilson, Charles Wilson,
Barbsrs Wilson and Thomas H. Gsnih. Esq., Of
Belmont county, Ohio, and Andrew Jurkson,
Samuel Jackson, Thomas J. Hail aud Elizabeth
Pearson, Of Monroe county, Ohio. The object
shd prayer Of the petition is % obsain an order g
being In Smith township, Belmont county, Ohio,
adjoining the town Of Centreville, in said county
described as follows, to viii; Il being known as
tho North end Of the tract Of land owned and
occurisd by the lac Thomas Jackson, in his liie-
time. l. being the remainder .ofa osrtain quarter
OF section oflsnd granted and conveyed by James
Monroe, President Of The United States, by his
letter. patent dated at Washington City on the
leth day of August. A. D., 1924. and recorded in
volume AZ, page 24o Said remainder Of tie ssid
Norh end contains II acres, be the same more
or less Reference to said petition will fully ex.
plain where full and accurate description ere
given from the original patent. All OF the said
aeiendants are further notified that unless thev
appear and answer said petition BY the sixth d6y
OF April next, A. D., 1851 tha. said petition vii
be taken ns v4Ais,Sn an order ofsale Of The pre-.
0IE 07ll7l ~ lHfT John JACKSON, gin
Administrator with the will annexed.
By bus attorney, WIN. P. Simpson.
February 81, 1891, 6w thAi