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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1861-10-18
Three head of Horses,

RewT=m Three Cows,
XW One HEIFER and one GALE.
WHEAT in the stack CORN in the field
Lot Of Potatoes growing Hay in the stack
Lot of Lumber Lot of Lime
Lot Of Posts for fencing and palng
Lot of Scantling.
Farming Implements.
Consisting of one 2-horse Wagon, Wagon Sad
die and Gear, Double Set of Harness and
Lines Dorsey's Self-ralSing Reaping Ma
chine, Bickford Il IIoffman's Wheat Drill.
Threshing Machine, l 3-horse Pillow,
2-horse Pillow, Double and single Shovel
Plows, Spades, Forks, Hoes Axes, Machine
Sheet Cleaning Sheet, &c.
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IS = BLANK LEASES
FOR OIL LANDS,
- FoH 9ALsH
@s At THIS OFFICE. 2
Price, Ten cents Each.
1Gr. Myers Released on Bond.

1r. Myers Released On Bond.
On Tueaday morning of last week. Will
liam Myers. our defalcating Treasurer
was Imprisoned Ia our county jail in de.
fault Of bail to the amount of $l2. 900
He remained In prison until Friday, whes
he was released upon bond of twelve
thousand dollars, the bailors being Har'
vey T. Mitchell. Joseph Myers, Sauue
B. Mitchell and Jeremiah Hollister.
As an example of the feeling. or rather
want of feeling, exhibited toward Mr.
Myers, it may be mentioned that severa
persons mu.mured exceedingly, because
before going to Jail. he was allowed o few
hours, in custody ofth constable. to en-
-deavor to get bail. We are informed tha
his friends advised him to GO to Jail q
while, before giving bond. in order te
CRAFTY those who were not willing to give
him the privilege granted by law for pro
curing bail.
Tho amount Of the bond is, we believe
the largest ever given in the county. o
tho kind The supposed murderer of Is
aphene Allen. gave but three Thousand
dollars. However, under all the e.rcum
stances, We do not know but it Is as /
should be-. @ .aIsl 4st1oe
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,aNR During our visit 10 Lowell we were
shoYn through the Laboratory Of oar celebra-
stSd sconntfyman, DR.. y. G. AYIx. Scarcely
esuld we have believed without proof what is
aeon there beyond disputing. .s,,s 49,.
They make . barrel of solid Pills, about
II, 900 doses. and three barrels Of Cherry Peo
-foral, 10000 doses, per diem. To what an
3nconseivsble amount Of human suffering
does this pointl ,l70, 600 doses dayl! 7, Fifty
niIlions OF doses per year.ii What acres and
thousxnds Of asres of sick beds doesa this
spread before the imaginationl And what SYM
pathfss 'snd woei True, not all Of this is ta-
ken BY the very sick, but alas, much OF it Is.
This Cherry Drop and this sugared Pill are to
be the companion of pain and anguish and
vinking sorrow-the inheritance our mother
Rss, ,be4ueathed, 10 the whole family Of man.
Hem the infant darling has been touched too
I1Sxly By The Blight that withers half our race.
Its little lungs are affected, and only Watching
and waiting shall tell which way ITS breath
shall turn. This rcd drop on its table is the
stalisman on which its life shall hang. There
the blossom Of the world just bursting into
womanhood, IL. stricken also. Affections moss
asaiduoss eere svails not, she il still fading
away. The Nan messenger comes nearer and
!. .nearer Eevery, week. This little medicament
shan 60 there, their last, perhsps their only
hopsa The strong man has, planted in hia
gitals, this same disease. This red dropsby
his sids IL helping him .vrestls with the mex.
vorable enemy;, the wife of his bosom and tbs
shsrpbs Of his heart are waiting in sick sor
rev and fear lest the rod on winch they lean
in this world, be broken. ai,s1 vt,.4osA esy
g, poetoH Spare no skill, Nor cost nor toll
, - sgiysrt psrishing sick the best that ,hu
: man art ean givs.-laalvssten, Texas, News
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Master Commissioners Sale.
John A. Lankard,
'--1 against 80 /.

:.
-tsss3 s.tr against s st5s.~ -
Lewis Mozspy and othera. d
BY virtue of a mandate to me directed from
the court Of common pleas of the county of
Monroe, in the State of Ohio. will offer for
sale, at public auction, at the front door Of
the court Louise, in the town of Woodsfeld, in
said county, between the hours of 10 O'clock,
a. m. and o'clock p. IN, on
Saturday, the goth day of Ap,H 1881,
the following described real estate, situate in
said county, to wit: ..s
Beginning for the same at q stone corner
to Adam Suter; thence north SO degrees west
SO rods to sugar tree; thence north 81 de-
grees Ill rods with Suffers line to a stake
bearing witnesses Inns, one inches, the
other IL inches in diameter, north IL degrees
west; thence north 80 rods to stake bearing
witness trees beech Is inches in diameter,
north 50 degrees west IA links, beech 16
inches in diameter south so degrees west Is
links; themes north 81 degrees west 10 rods
to an ash tree 8 feet in diameter; thence north
33 deg lees west 8 rods to dogwood inches
| in diameter; thence north IA degrees east 8
rods and links to a sugar tree IL inches in
diameter; thence 20 degrees west 5 rods to a
stake; thence north Is deg. west 80 rods and
Is links to hickory s inches in diameter;
thence south As degrees west q rods and
links to the section line, thence north with
the section line 81 rods to the mid1ls Of the
lrun; themes down the run with the meander.
ipgs thereof 2a2 and 81 one hundredths rods
thence down said river with the meapderings
thereof to the place of beginning, including
the Ian ding containing 81 acres. more or less
except SO feet each side of the centre o
the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad which
has been conveyed to said Railroad Company
The said premises being part of fractions
section nunber l9, in township 2 and range
8. and being part of tract of land convey
ed by George Thompson to hicks, and by sale
Hicks conveyed to Lewis Mozeny.
SHIG WN. OKEY, Mas. Com.
Monroe Common Pleas.
March 20, 1ssl.--$7,sO. " y n q
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Alteration FARMERS!

GREAT Stock SALE.-We would In
vitssths attention of our readers to the
advertisement in our paper of the great
Public Stock Sale, to take place on IL Z
celebrated .Wadding Farm of Mr.. Geo.
w. Smith, near Wheeling. Va. on the
.aist Of May next. The stock bred or
this farm is quite well known to be the
best bred anywhere in this section of ths
-coentry Read the advertisement. 80
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Ma ster Commissioners Sale.
Jesse LantI,
against


against
Dicks and Miller and others.
ION mandate from tho Court of Common
~ Pleas OF, Monroe county, in the State of
Ohio, by virtue of the said mandate, l will
offer for sale At public auction, rt the door of
the court house, in said county, on ..
Saturday, the 4h dag Of May, 1851,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and 4
O'Clock, p. NJ, on said day, ths-following de-
scribed real estate, situate in said county, to
wit: p
Beginning for the same at = stone, bearing
north 154 degrees west lS rods and IL links
from q stone on certain line between section
81 and %, of township A.. Of range 5, which
stone is set Il rods and links west from the
quarter section corner between said section,
running thence northsl94 degrees east rods
and IA links to Sycamore tree % inches in
diameter, thence north 45 degrees west II
rods and % links to . rock on the north side
of the creek, thence south lSf degrees east to
the place of beginning, containing 81 square
rods and IS one hundredths of = rod, more or
| less. 1i etf seN #
| Also the following tract of land being in the
| same section, township, and range, beginning
for the same at stone on the section line .
and so one hundredths chains west from the
quarter section corner between section 81 and
%, township and range .. thence west with
the section line 6 and 33 one-hundredths
chains to = stone, thence north l54 degrees
west and 81 one-hundredths chains to q
atone, thence north 10 chains east and Al
one-hundredths chains to a Sycamore tree
thence south SIS degrees east and 81 one
hundredths chains to rock, thence south Il
degrees east and so enc hundredths chains
to the place of beginning, containing acres
and Is one hundredths of an acre, more or less
On said premises are erected a steam grls'
mill, 4 saw mill with water power, and frame
dwelling house with other impi evements
TERMS made known on the day Of sale.
JOEL F.. RANDOLPH, Nas. Com.
& = - Monroe Common Pleas.
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State of Ohio, Monroe County
Court of Common Pleas.
Marx Albert, Plaintiff,
ofi against

James schravger, Defendant. aR 10
TT'HR defendant, James schrawger. whose
i whereabouts is unknown, will take notice
that on the 18th day of March, A. D. 1851,
Marx Albert, Plaintiff in this actisp, filed his
petition in said Court, to. obtain Judgment
against said defendant, for the sam of 5 rs on
: promiEsory note, dated July End, 1857, with
interest FROM date; and fer the foreclosure and
sale Of the following premises, Aortgaged to
said plaintiff by said defendant, Al collateral
security for the payment of said note, to wit
The North west quarter Of the north east quar-
ter, Of section number ~, township number
4, and range number 4, containing forty acres,
more or loss, lying in said county OF Monroe,
and in the district Of lands heretofore seld at
Marietta, Ohio.x s-4si-ev ID. sst-s -.,a es
- Unless said defendant answers or dsnurs
to said petition against. the 6rst day of Nay,
1851, it will be takem as true, and judgment
and decree entered acce rdingly.
rzECSG EoE SzaC0WkN & POWELL,
! Aarsh ~. 1asl.--sw. ~ Plaintiffs Atty's.
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The Copartnsrship heretofore existing un-
der the name firm of GEO S. ALGEo 4 co.
hsving been this day dissolved oy mutual
consent, all persons knowing themselves in
debted to the late firm by note, book account
or otherwise, are requested to call aud make
settlement immediatsly. ~
| ~The books and notes being left in the
hands Of George S. 1Algso, who will continue
to do business at the stand occupied by late
nrm. g. S. ALGEO,
q J. A. DAVENPORT,
& C. & B. DAVENPORT.
Brownsvills, March 81, 1s6l.-3t. -
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GoTTLElB BLooHsR's ESTATE

Notice is hereby given, thai the uldsrsigned
has been appointed by the Probate Court Of
,Monree County, ,ohis, Adninistrator Of the
estate Of 9ettlsib Bloshsr, deceased. xr
ALI persons indsbteds to the estate are re-
quested t. make immediate settlement, and
all persons having claims against it, are re-
qussted 10 present them without delay.
A.. sss x-as-s, s..rs JOHN JACOB RG9AR.
Nareh a. .lSS1---skpA. sssss, ~ -s,.ass.....i
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Master Commissioners Sale.

Master Commissioners Sale.
Oblingsr Hilligan, Executors of Theodore
Bsnninghaas, deceased,
against -
Jacob Hicks and others.
BY virtue of mandate to ms directed ksn
the court of common pleas Of the ssunty /, I
Monroe, in the State Of Ohis, will oKsr fer
sale at public auction, At the front door Of the
court houss in the town Of Wosdsfsla. in said
county, between the hours Of 10 s'elssk .. n.
and o'clock p. M, on
Saturday. The 4M day Of May, 1851,
the following described real estate, situate i.
said county, to wit: Hi &
The south west quarter Of tho north east
quarter of section five, township i've, and
range seven, containing fo'ty acres, more or
less. JOEL f. RANDOLPH, Mas. Com.
@s Monroe Common Pleas.
AnriI 1891 S3 60
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FINE RUSTIC. STALLION
FOR SALE OR TRADE. /.

THE undersigned has a nne Rustic stallion
i for trade or sale. He is Ave years old and
sixteen hands high. The stock is we'll known
to be as desirable for farmers as any in the
county.
Call, and sxanine him at the Bloomer
House, Woodsdeid,
- sf7i . 'ofia' T. Z. DAVIS.
Haroh Is, 1ss1-st. - sa a e
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/, Road "a Notice.

~Ts the Commissioners OF Nenrss county,
Ohis, we the undersigned ask for an alteration
of the following part Of = read, commencing
At Miiler's Mill, and Running down the erssk
through Robert Norris and Leonard Jaskssn'a
land, to the mouth Of wslfpsn run, s distance
Of half . mile, and there interseet the new
grade road leading from Wesdsneld to Antioch
and . vacation Of the cid road ffT z rFE.i
LEeNA RD JAsKssI ana II sthsrs.
a March s, 1861.-4t.
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I - Belmont. comfy politics are get
ting frightfnlly mixed up. One of the
papers ppblishes aftickets . for officers of
ST. Ciairsville, which it calls snths anti
feppEal Hsyscales Tickst."s A scaly
nsms.Gaf ss&ss 4sssai assrs 50 sassEiS5ss L
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S LIE OF SCHOOL LANDS.

NIOTICE 10 hereby given, that there will be
IN offsie ed for sale at public auction, At the
front door of the court house, in WoodsAsld,
Monroe county, Ohio, on the
%: l7M day Of AprH, neal,
between the hours of 10 O'clock, 4. n, and
O'Clock. P. NJ, the following described tract
of land, to wits z--ss = -s.sz-,,s
The east half of the north west quartes OF
section Is, in original surveyed township num-
Der i've, of range number six, containing so
acres, being the same land sold BY the Auditor
of said county, on the 9th day of March, A.
D. 1883, to Baltzsr Butt, jr., for the sum Of
fourteen hundred and twenty dollars, and the
said Baltzer Butt jr.. having failed to comply
with the requirements of the law under which
the above .dsscribsd tract Of land was ssld
the same having been sold under An act OF
the Legislature Of ths State a.eresaid, passed
on the 18th day OF April, A. D. 1859, and ths
amendatory asts the, eto; the above lands will
have to sell for the sun OF fftesn hundred
and forty-six dollars and twenty-five cents, tc
be paid on the day Of sale.
/ s. MARTIN Il DOWSKR,s Aud.
Feb. n, 1ss1.-su. hsasss Ce.,o.
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!. Administrators Sale, q
Notice for Township Road.

Bsnjanin Stephens, noa-rssiAsnt sf Aala-
81 township, Monroe ceanty, Ohio. will take
nstiss, that there viii be = fownship Rosd
viewed and surveyed BY proper authority, on
the 18th day 81 April nsxt. Said rosd com.
neneisg sn the lanAsAof Peter Horn, and
thsnsei passing threush lands OF Benjamin
Stephens and intsrsscting the Colnty Road at
or near said Benjamin Stephens hsuse in said
township: At which tins and place the said
Stephens can attend and naaks sapplicstie On
for damsses Is the Law provides, ii he ses 4
proper. t,,igs-S,g.s NICHOLAS CAMS.
ADAM RUsHHAN.
March IS, 1Ss1.-4t
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JOHN IL 8AHRES ESTATK s
a Notice il hereby given fhst the undersigned
has bean appointed BY shs Probate Court si
Monroe county, Ohio, saDinistrator of the
estate Of John II. sAyrss, deceased. "a iis
SIDNKR STA1KEY, Aan'r.
MaesA & 1sel.--oA .Sasf - .&E
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Shoes and Boots.
Master Commissioners Sale.
James Travis, -
against

against
Ransom Kirkbride. Ss.f- --
BY virtue of mandate to me dirsc ted from
the court of common pleas Of the county q
Monroe, in the State of Ohio, will offer for
sale at publis auction, at the front door of the
court house, in the town of Woods6eld, In
said county, between the hours Of 10 o'clock,
a. M, and 4 o'clock, p. m, On
Saturday, the goth day Of April. 1851,
the following described real estate, situate in
said county, to wit:
The east half of the north east quarter 81
section twenty-eight, township four, and range
six, containing so acres, n IRE or less, In Mem
roe county, Ohio. .-- -. -.-
WIN. OEhY, Mas Com.
nros county, Ohio,
March 20, 1s61.-S 80.
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J, March 27, lss1.Ast. 80

'a5JOHN u4McMAHON'.S ESTATE.
Notice is hersby given that the undersignei
has been appointed by the Probate Court OF
Monroe County, ohie., Administrater de benis
ssa of the Estate of John Nc Mahon, deceas.
ed E sAppointinent made Aarch 22n6 1861.
CHRISTIAN SANDERS, Adn'r.
SHeroh 81 ! tll g. nd. zS - ssx
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School nlss,ion.

NOTICE 10 hereby given to tho qualified
electors of the Woodsneld School district, that
an election will be held on Monday, the 9Th
day Of April 1851, for the purpose Of elect
ing one school director for said district.
JERE. WILLIAMS, CPk.
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aNOTICE.i

-ILW II#T s. 7l-T- n TlII-T .
ON the 4th day Of February, in the year
" 1881, the Probate Court Of Henros Conn
ty, declared the estate Of William Tidd, Son.
deceased, to bs probably insolvsnt. Credit
srs are therefore required 10 present their
clains against the estate to the undsrsigneA
for. allowance, within six months from the
time above mentioned, or they will not Be es-
titled 70 pay Asnt. l5ay WA. YIDD, Adn'r.
February IL, 'lte1.--<w lEs t.ss5s esslos
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RARKSVIf.LK
HIGH SCHOOL.

The third session Of this School will con-
mence on .-
Monday the sM Day Of lprR.
and continue three months. None but the
best of Teachers will be employed. Weekly
meetings will be held for mutual discussions
on the best method Of governing Schools and
comm anioating instruction. s
From long experience in the management
Of Schools, hope to be able to make this
session most profitable to those who favor
me with their patronage. s,t
Boarding $3.50 per week and ,tsrns nals
to suit these hard times. --.---.-. =.
JOHN MOORE, Principal.
Baresville con the Ohio river,) ,e,-
8 March, ls61.-4w.--pd.
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tN-Atth late term of. the Belmont
c6dnty court, two persons were sent TO
the penitsntiary; Jacob Irons, for horse
stealing, three years, and Abraham Combs
for burglary, one year. . ,si4asss.s1s
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Paintings, Marbles Parians,
Etchings, DC. IS @

-
BY the best artists in karops and America
win be awarded among members truly aaf-
nihesnt and national benefit. The enrravings
will be ready for delivery on and after October
18th, and will be served to Subscribers In the
order Of their snbssriptions--thssse corning in
early, will therefore receive the earliest in-
prsaSisa: they viii be scnt pasksd in stronx
cylinders, to any part Of the country, except
California, ostags frss. ssfsQs
Subscribers in California, in the canadas,
the Provinces. the West India islands, and In
Kurope will remit Jify esals sstrs to defr.y
extra postases on the engraving. The aAHT
JoukEAL" il regularly mailed upon each issue,
viz:-Aarch, Jane, September sad Dsesnibsr
In rsnaitsipg subscriptions, be safs to give
ysur name in fall, Tswn, County. and State.
Seal all l,itsrs ssearely, and direct plain
lyts Louis n. srRPHRNs,
rubliahsr for Proprietors, lis
- Nassau Street, New York.
Ss1aaW q, ,lHl.--ev. La Z. ge7ssa
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Patented August 81, 1850, and the
only hive which 10 . perfect protection
against the miller. -si So szsa
The subscribers are the sole sw1srs Of the
right to make and vsnd the above valuable
hive. They are prepared At all times to fur
nish them ON short notice, and they warrant
them to give entire satisfaction. And having
received notice that other parties intend ia
make and vend thsn, they now give notics
that they will promptly prosecute every per.
son whs shall make, sell or purchase any si
said hives in Asnrss county, except from th<
undsrsignsd. ARTHUR eKEY,
- 'ses ss $50 wN. H1NTnORH, -
Feb. IL, lSs1.-2m Wssds6sld, o.
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.Nysterious and Remarkabls Disap-
pearance.

=
Sometime about Christmas, Mr. Otto
Biasnhars, merchant living in Lebanon.
.ius this cosaty, left shcme, and has net
,siRce been heard from. He got on his
horse. as was supposed for short ride,
and moi returning. search was made for
fiima The last trace of him was in Mari
.etsa. where he left his horse, and took
passage on the Msriettal and Cincinnati
tssEos0'gFf09 Taes ssSq T&a8 HsfFgl
ssMrl Bidsnharn was q single man, about
tvslty -foar years of age. He was of
small stature. fair complexion and light
Isir.' He had with him when he left.
Abost A6fsy dollars in money. This freak
is wholly upaceountable. as he was In
goodcircnmstauces. doing we'll, and appa-
renily as cheerful and we'll coniented as
any man in the village. - t@asS
- H -
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Having taken the entire interest Of late hrm
in my own hands, and an about receiving a
new and splendid stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
the pablie are nstiisd that 1 shall be happy
to wait en- all who may favor me with their
patronage, and shall sell az Low and on as
easy tsrms aslany othertia this vicinity.
GEORGE 8. ALGEO.
Brownsyille, O., March n, 1Se1.-3t.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the County
IN ComUissisner's Of Monroe county, Ohio,
at their March session, 1861, levied a tax for
road purposes OF ten cents on each hundred
dollars valuation, Of all taxable. property in
each of the several townships in said county,
which tax may be discharged. by labor on the
rosds, At the rate Of one dollar per day; on or
before the first day OF October.
egySf4 n. L. BoWSER, Aaditor,
,tf ~ Hit Monroe County, O. 4
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COUNTY ORDERS LOST.

1aHx undsrsignsa lezt, about the time Of the
J. Presidential, election, county serders,
drawn in favsr Of Joseph stukey, a. follows: !.
No. 2ls5, Book W, Page 3s1, for 1890. 2
No. 2lss, Book W., Page 36l, for eI3, Co.,
Both dated Dot. 1st, 1850. tTaleaasse ss'sass ;
The payment on them 10 stepped, and Asx
orders will be issued in their stead.
-.si,t ~. -..s..t[ MARX ALBERT. :.
st.-pd. s5d aei.p $50 -s's1sF.s.s -
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Administrators Notice.
Notice is hereby gwen, tha. the undersigned
has been appointed by the Probate Court Of
Monroe County, Ohio, Administrator Of the
estate Of John Matthews, deceased.
. PETER KING, Admir-.
Feb. go, 1ss1.-st.
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Attachment Notice.
Thomas G. Penn,
against

'e- Jackson Salisbury. ie
Before J. N. Mitchell, J. r. Of Perry town
ship, Monroe county, Ohio. On the 2sth day
Of January, 1851, said Justice issued An order
Of attachment against Jackson Salisbury, he
being a Nonresident of the county. o-der Of
attachment issued for S70,15. Probable cost
SIC. Trial get for March Goth.
THOMAS C. PENN.
Feb. 20, 1ss1.-st. pd.
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Brewn.,ille. O., March q, lssl.-st.
County Treasury Examination

County, Treasury Examination
Made on the 23nd day os March, 1851. /.
in. pursuance of. commission issued from
the Probate Court of Monroe County,
Ohio. l.i7 go p
JOHN B NOLL. Treasurer, Or.
To amsunt received by him from William
sass1 Myers, former Treasurer: ss
Received in cash ..s........ $9646, rs
(" Township orders. 49,. = SS2,27
:" certificates of tax sales unpaid 1885, al
sssa checks and drafts .......4 49, zZsS, 2S
.ssoa notes on various individuals l6el, 80
isaa" unpaid tax receipts. $500 e74,33
sz3a Total -. ...s s...s... -.e $l491s,45
To amount received by present Treas gIBl
urer since coming into, office from
various sources. es................. $A5S,