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Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-05
Trusses. Supporters, Etc.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

WE have received, by recent arrivals, direct from
New York and Boston
so lbs Extract Lquorce, $500 lbs Blue Nitrol,
1900 bs hest Gum Arabic, - lbs Sal Epson,
100 lbs Turkey Opium and 90 lbs Alum,
Iodide Potassa, 10 lbs sulphur
1850 ozs Sulphate Quinine 'so0lbs Tapioca,
lOU ozs Strychuine, 1904 lbs Super Carb Soda,
13 us Sulphate Morphine, loo lbs Alex Sienna,
100 ozs Nit Silver, pure, 900 lbs Sulphate Potash,
100 Iodde Mercury, 45u lbs Carb Ammonia,
$50 lbs Calomel, 10 kegs Pearl Barley
700 lbs Blue ri Is, l3 kegS Jam1ica Gin GER,
100 lbs Mercural Ointment 1909 lbs Cream Tartar pure
275 lbs Chloroforn, $40 lbs FlaNsced,
Tartaric Acid, so lbs FlaNsred, ground
1925 lbs Nitric Acid, 12O0 lbs BalSam Copaba,
o. lbs Spirit, Nitre, 4 - MS Gum Camuhor
275 lbs Aqua Ammonia, l5j lbs Gum Asantda
lbs Sulphuric Ether, 100 l. Gum Scammouy,
1900 lbs Nitric Acid, tiamboge, Mastc, Mvrrh,
II 600 los Suluhurc Acid, Irigacanth aud Guaiac,
GOO lbs Muriauc Acid, Chloride Lime,
al Bergamot. pure, Sugar Lead,
OIL Lemon, pure, sedlit2 P,wders, etc, etc.
Oil Wintergreen, pure,
IL. III. MCDONALD 81 Co.,
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-05
Haines' Illinois Harvester.
Woods Mower,

Cuts 10 feet wide, deposits he heads into follower
and adjustable to have any required ength of stuble
an immensely effective Machine.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-05

TIE California Mountaineer for April is a
very credtable number
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-05
Woods Patent Combined Self Raking
Renper and MOMcr.
Woods Swathcr,

4 new Machine. first that have come to California,
represented as emiently practical in the ScfRaking
process-a desideraum long sought in eating
chimes
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-05

lLANCETS-
Ivory handles fixed bids
Pearl handles, &"
Pocbe, shell handle1t'
Pocket, " =
Pocket " 3 "
Mouth classes, all kinds
Mouth DistendcrS,
Plate Cutters
Plugging In truments-
Steel handle file cat
Ivory haudie,octagon
/ Ivory lar-e
Perl handle,gold mount.
Plate Shears,
Sealing Instruments
kinds same as Piugg,rs
Saw Frames,
Tin Foil
Jones & Whites ch pure
Teeth
Jones & Whites plain
Jones a Whites, Cum
Turkeys
( Various patterns
PiucherS,
Hooks
Elevators, Right and Left
y Dentists. We have made
for Dental stock, and Will
Il.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-05
NAV PARITY,

6a A PARTY WILL BE GIVEN AT TIE an
In " A-"EG EA"aHH' f0''es'0"n e
On Wedne' day Evening, May LIST, 1861.
Good Music will b. in attendance, and everything
viii be done TO enhance the pleasure of the occasion
j ALLENBACH,
ap5-td~ Proprietor.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-05
DRUGGISTS GLASSW ARE.
A great variety direct from Eastern manufactures

BREW ERS' MATERIALS.
BURGUNDY PITCH,
Irish Moss, superior quality;
Keg Corks
Hops
Our arrangements are such that we will at all times
furnish Brewers with the best quality of Hops, Of our
own importation, at the lowest rates
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-05
MOWPI..

Mower,
g. 81 and feet, greatly improved and surprising all
other cutting machines in results and durability.
Manny's Combined Reaper and Mower,
feet cut, made by Walter A. Wood within improve
ent and has attaiAcd universal favor i'll agricultural
countries.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-05
lIew Aduertis
stock EsaHsChed.

FBNIE subscriber has good Pasture for "a,
n stock of all kinds on his Rancho, one SF2--A
and quarter miles from Marysvllc, LA-IL
accross the Yuha River.
Horses and Mules left at the OREGON STABLE,
corner + ana Third street will be called for daily.
ap5.tf CIIAS. IL. HEDGES.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-05
HARVESTING MACHINES,
FOR 1861.
Russell Il Co.'S Thresker.

MADE at Massilon, Ohio celebrated throughout the
United States the best Threshng Machine in use
}3 and 30 insh cylinders horse powers.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-05
SURGICAL INSTRUMEN rs

Dissectiug Instruments
Eye Instruments
0bstcric;tl instruments
Polypus Forceps
Pr bangs, with spon e
Post Murtem llstru-ientS
Pocket Instruments
Ay,ett's
Mulum in Aiuim
Trepaning Instruments
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-05
SODA WATER MATERIALS.

SODA WATER MATERIALS.
CITRIC ACID;
Marble Dust;
Oil
Lemon
Wintergreen;
Sassafras
suphuric Acid Soda Corks, all sizes; Tin Foil
IL. Ill. MCDONALD 81 Coz,
importing Druggists,
aPo-lm SACRAMENTO.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-05

Speculuns--Ticman5 pat
ent three blades
.Steihoscopes-
Trumpet shape, plain
Trumpet shape Ivory
Syringe
Matt sons Patent Ella tic
Glass, all vaii ties
] runs ! instruments
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-05

EsOard OF Examiners.
~ Office is hereby given that Board Vi Pill att
~ will meet on FRIDAY, the 9th oil Pseventh
and streets in in the e cV of MSrysye, the P"5
pose of examining those who propose ,v
Teachers in the Public Schools Of Yuba YubaOpTT O1uTTT
Sup't of Public Schools for fupa o0''
mh29-7t
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-04-18
SALE UF REAL ESTATE,
BY order of the Probate Court in and for
Belmont county, Ohio. f

rHHE UNDERSIGNED. as Admiuistrstor, In
j. pursuance ei the order ol said Court. will
offer Tor sale TO the highest bidder, on the land or
In the town OF Centreville, adjoining. the prem.
ises on FRIDAY, the l2ih day of May, A. d.
1861, between ths. beuts OF O'Clock. y. M and
O'Clock, p. NJ, OF said day, the following des.
cribed real estate, as the properly of Thomas
jackson, deceased, late of said county. Nj
Situate, lying and being in Smith Township
Belmont county, Ohio, adjoining the said town
Of Centre vile, and described as follows, 10 wit
The said premises being knownas the North end
Of the tract OF land owned and occupied by the
late Thomas jackson iu his life time, and II being
the remainder OF q certain quarter OF section oil
land granted and conveyed by James Mos roe,
President OF the United Stains Of AmeTiens 70 the
said Themes Jackson. BY his lettsrs pate Mt dated
at w ashingion City on the s9th day Of August
A d., 1924, and recorded 10 volume AZ pnge
24e. and In said patent described Dc The South
West quarter of Section 81 Ia ,Township 0 in
Range 4 In the district land offered lor sale at
Steubsnville, Ohio, and the. remainder of said
quarter 6f seciion 70 BE- offered for sale being tho
North end, contlins II scres, more or lss. ~
One-third Of The purchsse money will bs re-
quirsd In hand, ore. third In one year, the re-.
mining third IN two years from the day OF sal 10,
the two last payments being on interest 5,
M aTa M fF'ff- Al .J0HN JACKSON,
Administrator Of Thomas Jackson. with the will
annexed Y oF lgf 5l.su. u sprilbt
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-04-18
abShyeri!f's saSalefj:G
Griffith Cainnhen. at ALL

.L.M-N ~ y = ~
RY VIRTUE Of an order Of sale % me ditcc.-
ID ed frIna the Court ol Cohhi6h Plsisof Bel
mont county, 0bio, will offer for sale, Al the
On Tuesday, the l4th day of May, 1901
between the hours Of 10, A M, and 4, p. NJ, Of
said day The foowipg real esiste, toCyt, situate
in Belmont county and Stale oi0hiq. being part
OF the North.W West quarter OF Section I'll, Town
ship und Rnhge 81 beginuigg utyhe sApih- East
corner Of said quarter, thence with the Eastern
boundary North It7 East BS. SOL 100 poles 10
stone, thence North eSle West 4s-iO0 poles 70
a stone. thence North 10o West'59 As-ld6 SeiSs
to a stake, thence South 639 West "a poles 10 q
stake in The BnrnesyiIIe load, tience with said
road South 52lo. West Is i6.io0 pojss tca stake,
thence South los Ess, 20 40. 100 piles % ssskss
Themes South thilsen degrees ft39y West AZ
poles to the center o. tho Dsndiork road, thence,
with said road South4f~ Enst3 "a. 100 poles 10 q
stake, thence North ssto West 81 S7-ioo poles
to a stake, thence South liS West ~ 50-l0s poIes
to stake on The Sguthetn Sboandsf lof said
quaItsf, ihehoe with said kheA Soaif l88tS East
l ID leo poles, TO the place OF bsginrips ssup[
posed 10 Contain forty six ncres and one rood.
Appraised at sl6io. Terms Of sale sesh:
r. LOCHARY,x
Sheriff and Special Maststl
Sheriil's Office, ST. Clairsville, April IL, 1861.
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pPfxpCI4-As,N1AsTICN

Ffsosf 4 sq1rTrrrT-77 -.'T77--'T' mod

= WaunEAs. Che laws Of the United States
hAve kesa for, some time past and are now
oopesed, and the execution thereof obstruc-
Ted in the States Of, South Carolina, Georgia,
,AishUn, oElorida. Mississippi, Louisiana,
and IoEas, sbybomb limitations too powerful to
4. be- suppssshedl by the ordinary course ofju-
aioistp5oseedibgs or by the powers vcstedin
.the AIskshals Of law, ,nd s.oI .a,atlg
sonNok 5 bfherefore, j, ABRAHAM 1LNCOLN,
President Of the United States, in virtue Of
thsEuoigerin me vested by tho constitution
sndtklu6 laws, have thought fit to call forth,
and / do hereby call forth the militia ofthe
isevcfsl t6totos Of the Union to the aggregate
,uumberDf seyonty-fve thousand, in order to
suppress tli6 said combinations and cause
the lnwH to bc duly enscated. yai =
The details for this object will he imnedi-
stely communicated to the State authorities
through the War Department HBl "
,saI appeal to all loyal citizens TO favor, fac
i.tate and aid this effort to maintain the hon
or,C the integrity and the existence of oul
National Union and the perpetuity of thu
popular government and TO redress thu
wrongs already long enough endured. p
shiI deem it properto say that the hrst ser
vice assigned to the force hereby called forth
ivillprobably be 10 reposses the forts, places
isnd properly, which have been seized from
fths Union, and in every event the utmost
care will be observed consistent with the OBJ
Iects aforesaid to avoid any devastation, any
dsstsnotion Of or intercourse with property
or any disturbance ofpeaccful citizens in an,
part cf the country; and I hereby command
tho persons composing the. combinations
asbressid' TO dispcrsc and retire pcaceably b
then respective abodcs within twenty day
FUN thts lato. 19elGs!-f p q iiei tf
Dseming that tho present condition o
pablo affairs presents an extraordinary oc
cssion, L do hereby in virtue of the powe
in mo vested by the constitution, convene
both houses Of Congress. The Senators AM
REPRESENTATIVES are therefore summoned t.
assemble at their respective Chambers a
IL O'clock, noon, on Thursday, the Fourtl
ofJuly next, thenand there to consider an'
determine such measures as in their wisdom
tho psitlic safety and interest may seem Z
~ Ia witness whereof, have hereunto 80
nv hand and caused the seal of the Unite
States ID be affixed. Done at the City o
iWsshinetou, this 18th day of April, In tn
ysAf Sf our Lord one thousand eight hundre,
and bixty -onc, and Of the Independence o
the United States tho eighty-fiith:
liad Signed, ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President:
is91 WIN. II. SEwAnD, Sec'y ofState.
.H y q "
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-04-18

,,s oad a, r,s, bo ,.s,. N.sJ,,o,,, =
M III erSency must istes tn.,o Hn ii s,,ni m
. .,aS,;e - - ~ hait;,,, ~ dnpa;,,a .s;,u 'o5
So fTho s,,,,,sa,acS nf tRe Isuorr,,u, SIsu au
must ~ v;rd;fnfed H. ;ts Sowar ~ i ,aust
he tramnled snder Sot .pd 1y,;,,n,,;shoJ v .
sorevas The prer;dent viii be fslse 90 H.
nafbs ne we'll a. 10 h;s nature n hs bes;totas M
an instant as'to tbe course bc rrst nrrSuo
''. y P''''''
80, IRON inc new f0'S courier ""a h"qu'rerl
Wo naNe sol "a iaVori'o son, at.acneu
" nv ino Dia.'oly ,i VI rylns nt.lliery which ~
The Rebels''ss oaiot vom,b m o,,er oood
n un;form and one whose tslents and &C. n;,a,
menfs' are of record and vcf tso wn,,iJt Soou
ar that be and ali tbe g.ilo ~ s,';r;ts b, ,sIo,
be Il s,,rsonnded ;ncInd;nS No., ~ snd
i;x eom n,s,,d sbonla ,,s,;sb.t tha n t,,.& 'tba
Stars and Str;nes now floating over S,,,,ser
should he struek 10 tbo Rebei Hammer which
Traitors, ,flaIntinrlv hear 'betcre X AID
such Is tbe feeline ofthe whole Nation None
bnt. knaves and Traitors ,condenan tba acl
tion ofthe executive: and shouid tbe nresent
expedition fail to rive tbe relief which tba
rarrison Of Sumter smS reSuires tic neonle viii
demand that II be Instantly reattemnted
even if certain fbi Involve fhe Gloss Of tbonsands
OF lives and millions of treasure. = S'FT
In Such is the feeling of the country: and if
the Border States do not approve of this
great act of ilistice and mercy--tbis simple
discharge of duty, rendered imperative by
the Infamous ltreachery of Pickens and his
associates, let them 20 and ioin the Rebel
Conledency, and meet he, couseg,ie,,ces of
such proceeeling. If they too. are Traitors
at heart, let them .opcnly become Rebels !
and what then, will become of the Insti,
tuition of ylarery on the American Cont
nent. ,Ilgo l,i..,'. rniiI 4 lnf 'TU-- ! -
r.y-- ID, tp,on A.. o0,ioo., o.,.,,. rroH a1i
p......, y 'U" ss.Is s SI" W".a,' t,n.S a4e
.Jvu, nS;hn Vi a;.; .ne nora9 meacc- iovlng ana
la,m-upluing ia, .g citizens Oh our country az,
Mho s.ana upon tne glorious platform OF the
& wlilon, .ne Tonstsu.l9n, ,i and tne EnIorce,
ineht u tne L,ws, ana VINO nave porne and
iorGp,Se WIZ tIaitors IN arms agalnst them
M u,isa ioiDearance ~ llas ceased 10 pe virtue
sne .,.h..s JLis,s y t,ow upon you INC Eort 9R-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-04-18
Notice..

] George Cope and Thomas Horton, under the
firm of COPE l. HORTON, wns this day dis
solved by mutual consent. Those indebted to the
firm are requested TO settle their accounts imme
dintely with either o the parties both having he
right 10 settle the claims for or against them.
kJ-The books and notes will be found III the
hands OF g. Cope, Al the cid stund. where he will
be pleased to see his customers.
't iils sain' 1' 'GfORGE COPE
nu Co.. THOMAS HORTON
I'd mo-, 25th. 1851 al4 RI. aptjls
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-04-18
Eherif'S Sale. .

8' Isaac G.. Amber VS. John Cochran.
DY virtue OF vendi 70 me directed from the
ID court of common pleas OF BsInoa, soua.y
Ohio, will offer for sale ~ the rssidsncs Of The
defendant John Ccchran, In Pultney Tp, on
SATURDAY, April 20, isea, +
between. the hoeIs;ot 70, A. n, and a,r.IM., 4
said day, The tcilowing gpeds and chs,tlss 70 wi'
onS ysaiing colt, and one two hosSs wssen.---
Terus Of salc cash. ly ttN sle l0l113Ggl
$3.OQi ~ SIC sYa9hsh r. IOCHARY, 6hesiH =
Sheriff , gf6ce, ST. ClaiJsvills. April I, 1901
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-04-18

w e'iO i"fN WWrn,oh'oio"S.' ohceo', "''o'e
years are apparently over Iorty-hve, or un,
der .elghteens i q ne Ts = not IN pnynciai
sStIeng.h WILL ylgq. Inc quo'a ior such
ots,e ls as, lollqws; 81
s Ma,ne, y y New1nam psn,re, vermont, nnode
.saho, ,s, OVnnecticut, yelaware' ,nrksnsas'
Sicnlgan, Wiscohsna iowa snu ninnSso.a,
one reglmenuT eacn., .niassacnuse.'s, s'S Nor,n
NarolIna N, Wa anu aenaesse .SoI Ieg,'nen,s p esch
New 1oik, Sven'ech lysshhemnis::. M: .ennsyi-
wanna, sls'oen reglnmnns ,a ynng, shiIseeh Ke
feg,nmenT' Mew ;ease MnrS,a9u ~ MYps
TMkyan Si!sselui. iotr feslheh'V~ ~ eUM
tnree r.-ss. =,
~ s orda{ec snas sacf ass1Su sass pd s%,, ,sn
" M W y. y. ~, ~ ~
o. as9oa ne TOTAL .Pss ~ Y. oe csseu ous =
20, osd ''l ~ 70 eeis.,H.e !n tlie
toYVt~ ehder the fioc'n.hstioh WI W pe CON
posed OIL troops fh ehe D's'ric, Oh Ooiuihoia' d
.hHGiPBffADEfPHIA, Apfpf5, 1881.
|dtSome etcitement, was created Mt 4th' and
Chestnut sts. ,rbyta crowd assembled before
4 a printing Office where small ,,adyertisiDg
| Sheet called the "PalJhetto Fla" was pfihti
ed. JoI'hel proprietor displayed the American
far: butthe crowd enteredithe bnilding and
threw Objectionable, papers out oflthe win
dows. An American flag was finally display
cd and The excitement sfbsided' Foran hour
the street was impossible for The crowd %
l~nt. ii 'y4hspcoNp brspsratts5 idt nf
lar sr9ad ar'11,,,,y 49,, ,,,yiaA ,i,e
| A danrcrotls inoB spifit appears to have
arisen from flie sspalffietto Flag affair
The crowd hayG left Chestnut street and are
now visiting other newspaper offices, requir-
| ing each to display fiags All the principal
papers have had theirs outsince Friday last.
hlh hHGpuiI.A ApppI,pii,1A. April is. 1861.
~ nrresont I nraa rances ~ military o,,ota
I 1fr Pepnsylvanxia viii soon be- made, and
manv to snare. Tbe second regiment Of
4 Washington Brigade of this city, composed
of Germans, ia already fuH. The first regi-
lment, Brigadier General Small, ~ nearly
completed. Companies are forming in every
ward. The National Guards, regiment have
rendered their services unanimously. The
crowd today, after visiting the newspaper
offices and goyerpment property, marched
a. poey aNe' aSn,s Sttg roa,e Sg aagrohe, i"o
n%s d, ~, A ;o,. rooms ~ tbe
Snnshas,, 'Mo,,;tns VA AZ = y;gns ~ 40,
las,aSi;sbmant wan SrokSn I'm h,t "a III,
~a,,ar had snsrnnSed m ithe ,ndb & were nn,bi,
o.,, % w. thn;. ;,,sat;o,, ~ -
forms ms During tbe Sffernoon' General Pat I
,tterson' snnnsion at1seh.ana Loctsts streets
! Twas visited. The CROWD became uproariou
and violent attemptsb were made, to forc'
open the door. General Patterson 6hall.
appeared at q window bearing the colors o
i his regiment and the crowd moved away. :.
lit is understood that the cause OF their visi
was report that he intended throwing a.
his conimisHion which is false. 'l,.n.I :, 4, /.
Ia VI II H.,
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The Action ofthe Government.
sow uis nEokiyEp pYrHH pEorhr. Z
rnE vorcn Of rnn rREss.

EA NEL A..-uN-
THE VOICE OF ThAE E-NESS.
Fd NV itTD hN Ia
" From 'i'e phhsdsph. Evapins Journall
The bitterest political enemies OF kepub,
licanism are bound by every consideration
OF PATRIOTISM, by the love tney Dear the
mothers, wives, ana children of their coun-
try, by the tlme-haliowea memories 9f the
past, by all the sweet innuences winch Gus
ter around our nati9nal songs, py the ven
{eratiop Plf1or ra5'llngloh',a ,and the respect
que the names Oh oackson, Oiay, WeDster,
benton, ana inc 9tner patrlolS OF laieeenttlyi
passed day-,py all tnc demahds wnicn the
snnenng SUI mllions on Gther fllmes nave on
tne 1nneritors o. brreeoom---Dy an tnese con
maeratlens and many more-Iwe repeat u
thao sile menwho are mostae!ermlnsedlyo op1
posec 10 Inc isepunlican nhoininistfa,lou arc
p1nm1 sssoovs stated, 10 stand py tne
iOmted otaocs 1oveinment IN the present
|, Tfm tie hnrtfofd pHi'y ocurah,l ""
never had mortal better catise than that
which now summons all who feel themselves
Ito be men, to rally around the flag Of our
tethers.b Men Of Connecticut! To ARMS !
YOU must be counted for or against the Gov
ernnent. which shalljt bef Descendants
Of those who marched under the banner of
George Washington, which shall II be Are
we, proud Of our Pntnams four knowlton,
our Hall and our Wooster and shall we
blanch in this hour OF trialY Sons OF the
} old Charter Oak State, on which side do you
enlist? ;9i's sno'i hoalwiol ioI
lii lFrom The Phlsaslpia iPrc',l adj
Now that an honorable peace Is no longer
possible, however, the naughty defiance of
VinocuVe trai'ors VIII 'arouhe the 'ihlghty
energies when 50 iohs i1e nave ssnpereo.- " -
! N9l cyefy urop " Ihe plooI On our praye
soluers .noy sseu, y .eItin,e re.rlpu'lon
swM's .ne, an. Myary @ js gun ,acy nre upon gu,
!or,s anu hec,s WIZ amd nl " ehe pu1ishhlen'
~ store ior .nem my nave ony expe,,
fiehaea nelecoiore IN Alnaness, generoslty' aho
lorpearance IIoni lne uoveInneht' e' pu. ene.
VIII iearn .hat !. can pe as eeirlDie "a war u
leWas incuigeneln poace-9 poweriul 10 re
!enge as y was eager 20 conclllate Una
llsui! ana ou.r.gos c',.,nI. . i4rever Ie neap
ea ml.a ipuh''y upon t, 'i'e nag oi inc s'ar'
ana stripes. :, ; 49,, =. -. l't. ,3t'
'n - tfr0n' 'h' i'''a,' =, morning Or hxpre''I
1T now becomes the Government to be
stir itself and prepare for the coming storm
Y Let 1t ut once make ready to resent this in
J, suit to its dignity, and clustise the aggrys
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-04-18
Sheriff. lEalei

P6ifb King q. Th1ombsJn Waters, ct al.
ID cd from the Couit Of Common Pleas Of Bel.
mont county, Ohio. WIN 5fVsr ior sals N N
Tuesday, the l4th day Of May, 1851,
OF said dnv, al the font door of the Court House.
in ST. Clairsvie, the following descri,ed rea
estate, to wits Situate In the county OF Belmont
and State OF Ohio, In the dis,rirt cfiand, sold at
Marietta Ohio, bounded and Described Is ioows;
upon the plot of said town, and bctng go lest Vide
and 1853 feet long Arlataised st, $27s ~, q,
{ Terms OF sale cash ''1 \ p, LOCHARY, ~
Sheriff and Specinl Mssfsr.,
SherifTs Office, st. Clnirsville, April II, 1851.
Ytisfltlul 1if " M'ifF' tft ~ nl~tI5
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Court Of Common Pleas Of Bel
gs1 mont County, Ohio. ,a
Jenkinson Wright, Administrator Of Elisha
Y o'' Brown, deceased, 4isr9di !
Hannah Brown, ct al.

ttiit Hannah Brown, ct al a.93
lIIfaAM BROWN, wIio resides in thu state ofIlih,ois
1 Joshua Brown, Milton brown Joseph Brown
Lewis Brown, Mary MaGirs ur, aud daughter of
Benjamin brown, deceased, whose name IL uiiknowu
vii supposed 10 be residing in the State Of Pehsy vania
heirs and legal representatives Of said Elisha Brown
deceased, and Hannah Brown. Mary T.. Bowls, Martin
Bowls, Alfred Il. Bowls HansoG d. Bowls. Liudley
Bowls, and William Nichols, aud any unknown heirs OF
snid Elisha Brown, deed. II there be such, will take
iice ibui said Administrator, the 9Th day OF April iM
filed his petition in said Court the object and prayer OF
which is 10 obtain an order &c at the nexi term Of
said Court 10 be begun aud held the 4h OF June 1851
Tor the assignment of the dswer of said IIunuh Brown
the widow OF said Elisha brown, deceased In and for
The sale OF m following real estate tof which the said
Elisha Brown died seized consisting OF two tracts sit-
uae IN Belmont comfy, Ohio The hrst tract Is part
OF the West half Of Sect ZIP e. and Range s. beginning
for its boundaries on the West line OF said section and
running ienee N 100 p n poles; thence 8 76o r. IL
poles 10 the North aide Of McNalons Greek; thence up
said Greek $. 12t7 w 3li9 poles lhence NH w III.
% poles toiho Wesi of said section, and thence with
said section ne ". 576poes to the place Of bc-
ginning CONSUMING 2acrfs and ~ poles Of land more OF
less The second tract isparliof the N. f. garter Of
Sec. IL F and Range beginning for lis bpnninfies
at the North.iiust cosner of snd section hnd rmnng
henes &e, containing 70 acres roods and 20 operches
4 'T|r'''f nSII a. JENKINsoN WRIGHT, i
6,f..u yli. Admpisraor Of Elisha Brown,i'
apl14wp' BY Cowen 4 Hoge, his Attorneys.
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at the front door OF the Court House, ST. Claisvie in
said comfy between the hours Of 10 O'Clock. A. NJ and
o'clock, H. ~, OF said day. the following real estate
wit, Situate in the county OF Belmont and Slac Of Ohio,
and being III Sec tim No 30, Townships Range O. and
part Of the farm known The Rodiier fnrca, aud
mencing al nsiake in the souh,Enst coer II snid lot
where Two projecting called Franklin and Rsve
streets nicrsec each other running hence in Northern
direction the West line Of said Franklin sreet te ,he
coricr OF Dodson md Mercers lol thence IN WepSrn
projecting called Clinton street thence ina seuh-
direction on the East line OF said street to RHvine
street hence in an Eastern direclpi the Norh line
OF said Ravne the place OF beginning, contain
iig eighty Two bundredihs Of acre. more or less,
Appraised nt e4.75 ~ T. LOCnARY,l
Sheriff Of Belmont county, Ohio.
Sicrihs Office, st. Clarsville, klsrch "a, is6i-s52o
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) sSherif'sN Salea

Benjamin r. 0gle, VS.. Daniel Goodwin.
IlY VIRTUE of order OF sale 10 me directed from
~ the Couri Of Common Pleas of Beimou, county