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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-08

g. PROF. j. VEGAS DANCING ACADEMY
: 81 Odd Fellows HAIL
40, Prof j. Vegas most respectfully his
fSrends and ih public generally, that his Dancing
will he opened for the Odd Fellows Hall
w The teaching will commence
SATURDAY, November 10, 1860.
The days and hours of tuition follows:
ChdrenFuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays from till 7
o'clock 2. NJ
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wednesdays and Fridays from till
0 O'Clock P. NJ.
LADIES' CasTuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, from 10
A. NJ to u NJ.
Private GLASSES will be formed exclusively Ladies'.
PraciciDg Parties for Ladies' and Gentlemen Wednes.
day. ut 8 p. NJ.
Prof j. Vegas will give lessons Seminaries and private
families
Particular attention will be given Children many
Fancy Dances before taught in city, will be brought
j. Vegas will give series of his thdren's Fancy Dress
Balls including the great May Day Festival.
The musical department the charge the excellent
artist Mr. L. Bryersdoffer.
For apply j. VEGAS, Odd Fellows Hall
P. P WERIEE'S Music Store No Camp nS 3r1
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-08

Dr. N BGZEMAN, tlate of Montgomery, Ala) having 10
Gated in Orleans takes this method Of announcing that
he has opened
SURGICAL AND WOMAN'S HOSPITAL,
IA dmifa1 adepted to purpose being situated suct
convenient and desirable part Of the CITY, that he feels
ranted in sAvit e It affords unusual advantages.
The generally large and airy and bsvea under
gone thorough repair.
Both Nhltss and blacks admitted. -. ...E
" - fel5 lytW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-08

GPALDlNG sts ROC EGFES' MUSEUM,
- ST. CHARLES STREET
adjoining the ACADEMY MUsC)
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION l-MONDAY Jan. 7,
Mediterranean the astonishing wonderful and in
tercsting phenomena witnessed.
CHRISTINE MIILY, the TW0-HEADED GIRIi
of world Hsoty ancient, sacred
pofae gives account of The existence Of DUALITY for
reality such This Wonder oF the Nineteenth Cen
fury the privilege seeing this the only that
istedan intelligent and interesting person, who Is xuay and
0rganicay ONE the possessing
tributes faculties of TWO Distinct Persons other
wDrd ONE Person. with the intellectual capacities, and of the
finest order, OF TWO
Ladies who deferred visiting this
Phenomenons the Of witnessing something
pnve positively that she is Of The Inter
esting and Pleasing Sights Witnessed ally
vorite with visitors.
To be this week only in connection with the GRAND
AQUARIA A, all other Wonders If The Museum
niy-Open Day and Might from 10 A. ii. to 10 z. N.
Admission 81 cents Children ana Servants 25 cents.
In the Academy CT Music,
DAN RICE's GREAT SHOW will appear Every Night,
Every Saturday Noon, and Every Holiday Nom. jazz
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-08


N'lla-ttrlsHns II tnvier, 1861.
Wis est par lie present donnie que lie BIE~
n de Connsa'res dn Second .c de D-sstchement
Gche cette portion n dit District de DteChe
les me de Ia fonvelln Orleans
a riviere Mississippi, cote suerenr de Ia Julie lie
la dc Julie iusqn au d6barcadee Mobile; lie long
detRcaeerr usqn'a In Delord lie long de In
Deord u Canal dn New Orleans Canal AMI
Banking Company, sivAu lie dit Canal iusquM lac Pont
rharrnin; lie long lords Gu dit lac jns'u la onere
rnrosse Orltenn ct de Jefferson Ia dire from
Gsq'a Ia rvi6re NJ pp ct spvant les bords de la
dire rvidrej point de d1parnn plan duqne e ft
etdGpost }ue du Reco deu cs Hyppoeq dams
pproisse Orleans atcesSRireS pour lie drs
la die du dit hi tic de DesSdchement
comm nceront que pnb ,ons REFUSES la lo
aies ernnts dams epace de qnatre ct
AZ Mus cacu rout denviron mil pastres
auSsi dcssecher cet1H Bare du dit
sine das le linies de la parose de
Jefferson rGaut IN rivdre Msssspp la fonifrSes
paroisses dc Jte DO leans long de Ia lite ronicre
squau lag Pontcha 10 org deS bords dn dit lnc jn1uau
teso dn lac Pontchar raiH suVant e
chemin Ii rvide Mississippi ct want e bord
de la ou'Hu de dprtles plans de que
depoS6 burueau RecarFur DIS Hynotn
aaues por parosses Jefferson Q1e les ravanx ne
pour dessGchemen de Ia de on dn iit District
nee auSiot que les publications
requis par oi far les dis raranx achieves dams
epace de qtre ct NJ plus cacu I'M cou denviron
deux cent cnglaute mil piaStres. - - .
iai2 i ,w4w I. Fl. PLACE, President
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-08

nF JAMES BURNS, OFFICE IS COMMON street
beween Camp and st. Charles stree residence Magazine
aTengo and Milan Streets uear Napoleon
nne. Jefferson City. 100 ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-08

- AdEnis4i0nD cents Children and Servants TEs1EPrce
10 the Noon Day Entertainment only.
HS-B Doors open at So Performance cHunenee at
JOHN z. SMITH. Agent
forC hrlstyfs NinssYslB.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-08

The MUSEUM is oren, with the TFO-HEADED GIRL the
Greatest Living Curiosity in Existence tha grand AQUAFAy
Admission, 30 rtR
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-08
VALUABLE I sFIlllIfT IDTEs.
T1HE osLY PREPARATION

STOOD THE TEsT OF YE4Ra
And grows more and nseee Pegs5sr syeE day.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-08

Concerts at Armory Hall,
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY
EVENINGS.
RSDoorS open G5 o'clock commencing at IL.
ray MATINEE on SATURDAY, Mt u o'clock,
HtE-A Admission 50 centa L?llLlren. % fel G
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AMIIIsEllM lENTs.


ADJUSTMENTS.
4 oADEafT % MUSIC 1oA0G17 " aGs1e,
-F,srmerly--
spalding q Rogers Agnpfsaff1 eater.
g. ai't;ti5 5s".h Ssassst
Third Wight Of tbs Original
George Christy sJnstre1a.
g.. 81 4h ?SEs T9EiaHz 2 3 z Z 5 IL
esqaes sew Sayings Dons' etc. BY the STAR Troupe
The academy Of Music nightly crowded nth large Srin
Gnd agprsstTe andisaesS 70 Ttns49 ts s
Ts this evening VII conotnls with George
HoTE. DE AFKICA-C oasia Dulcimer "a baee drnrnmer,
.eg%esaasna5ssf' he The Gk&SD MATINEE on ssGURDAY
NOON, for Ladies and Children.
~ Admiration cents Children and Servants HisPrce.
To ne Noon. Noon Day hnte,ta1,naent only ~-<
for Chrsty's Minstrslg.
The MqsEgM T. 9sn 9Th The TTo5HEADED GTEE sse
etc. Admission 20 ceats tex
st. CHARLES TIfEATER-sr. CHARLES 81.
Mr.. BEN DgBAR Lessee.
Decided Success Mr. E. EDDY The Great American Actor
FRIDAY EVENING, February 8, 1861.
PHf Igt p The sensation IL df ps sssd TIE DEAD
rim This drama has been pronounced BY The public b. the
%s e pa b6s 5U IL ~
aus. Ms Laura HsDey; Plump, ae: " P. Smith,
FOR As'fs p'Ss
Box, Once p'' '''' "''s' u ~ '-'
PRICES OF ADMIssIoN-Dress Circle and Parpaes.s u
sne ssens GTG Cent. zs, gasr = CENTS Quad
lt3 r GLEASON, Treasurer
VARIETIES TEHtsATEas. GRAFIse srREkr
NJ John e OWENS Sole Lessee and Manager.
NJ ;Eo r ,; i ,6se,sf
FRIDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 8, 1851,
H % be A ssSs M SIX o sb Of a THE Sa: IT,
George Jordan s. Iucia5 oTri ger, Mr. Davenport:
h Sdp Se Mi 81, 5"s T s
the fa.cs OF THE BENGAL TiGER-sir Paul Pagoda, Nj
o rR0E% 5o or p q 81 o. s9
seats @ deng the az ST oua!ro9a Gallery 50
open daily from 10 O'clock A. 81 to 5eoeI
F. NJ where Seats Boxes may he secured days
Doors open at haltpass6 o'clock performance to
fes -. W. B.. cHlPPESpALE, Treasurer.
NEW OPERA E8OUsE-CoENER OF BOURBON
BENEFIT OF MISS ADELINA PATTI
FRIDAY NIGHT. February 8. 1861.
R1GoLETTE-Grand opera in acts Verdi.
PRICE OF ADMIsSIoN-Dress Circle Latticsa Boxes Par
Second Gallery, 81 Pit Boxes and Pit 81; Third
Gallery, 81 cents.
| ES-Ioors open 6. To commences att.
ai- No seats secured unless paid for fe3
RILLIARDs:...,.,,.:.. BILLIARDS,
| A BIER Err,
| The Most Distinguished Billiard Player in the Word
| Will give an Exhibition
| TONIGHT, AT MASONIC HALL. feS 2t
| nAN 's...-....-.....,........DAN RICE'S
GREA 7 SHO WI
| WILL EXHIBIT ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
| BOTH NOON AND NIGHT,
| AT Lafay ette.
ON SATURDAY NOON AND NIGHT
lAt Carrollton.
R@sEE THE POSTERS AND BILLs.ea
Last Chance to Sec Dan Rice?! fes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-08

4 ANnAAG Gx BARK " JuRf VERNON, fresa liz
IL horn-2l0 Slabs Of Whitsad ysined Marbles and N ~
fs ssiS S'on' saasLL CO. a 4.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-08

MILITARY BOARD THE STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Baton Rouge, Dec &c. 1860.
B-ResoIyed, That the regulations estab-
lsbed with the tnms organization for voinn
tee companies bones be printed and deposited with the
Adutant General; and that public notice be to all mill
desiring be furnished with
equipments under the recent of the gislat9,e of his
State amply General for the said regula
tons FORMS and also for their commissions when said
THOS. O. MOORE,
President of the Military Board.
~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-08
Friday EVENING. Fsbrnnrr g. lei.

Decided Success of Mr. E. EDDY The Great American Ao.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-08

Second night Of the sensation drama called THE DEAD
HRARP-RobeTt landry Mr.. r. EDDY Catherine Ms Per-
rim This drama pronounced by public
most intense and thrilling in the To conclEGe
WITH ihc farce Of DON'T JUDGE BY APPEARANCES-Di-
ana MIS- Laura Hspey: Plump, Mr. W. P Smith.
A1T- februtry H. ihaditf rH)-The Annual Fancy
md Mask Ball Applications for Ladies' invitations be
nude 10 any OF the CnnIattee the
| Box. OfSce.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-08
3 PROF. A. GHENARRI,S DANCING

q PROF. A. GIL GIEAI&SI'S DANCING
: @ACApEMY. at EAGLE HALII--Prof. A. ;4herard
Zs respectfully his friends and the
in seaera that his Dancing Academy will be open
&T~ for the Eagle Hail. Pryana Fe
W& LEFTY Road the 18th of NOVEMB Err, when he trusts
meet with the same liberal patronage before.
Days of Tuition for ChdrenTuesaays Thursdays aud Sat
urdnys, from 1 to 6 O'Clock ?. NJ
Gentlenen's Glass Tuesdays, Thursdays
from to P. NJ.
Private Glasses in Schools and Academies will promptly
attended to.
For terms apply Prof G., at the Hall, Pr. P. WEIR
LEM Esq, Music Store, No. 5 Camp street. MA BIN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-08

E1rMOmfIOmery GUnftEs, AttGntIOn !-IEit.
above C0mpa6' drill exercise every THURSDAY
EVENING o'clock, the Arnory. lover the Recorder IS
Office of Charles aud Lafayette streets. The mem
bers requested 10 be punctual By order Of
N. NOLAN, Captain
N. COSTELLO, lat Sergeant. jail If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-08

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AID GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD COMPANY,
New Orleans, Jny IS, 1850 )
R8~T The folio wing resO1ution was adopted
Directors this Company their meeting held
the 1lth instant:
Resolved That public given
pes published of New Orleans that implication Will
be the General Assembly of the State of Louisiana at
session. the section of the act Of ncopo
the New Orleans jackson and Great Northern Rail
road Company, approved 22d of April 1883
oI2 If R. S. CHARLES Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-08

McDonoghvilIe Property.
FOR ACCOUNT AND RISK OF JACOB KOCH
TWELVE LOTS OF GROUND in Square No. IS, bounded
by Provost Row Monroe streets des
mated by the Nos to r. inclusive front
on each OF the above named Streets by depth feet
cept two lots which have depth Of 10 eeta French
Also at the time and place, account of the McDon
OCH School Fund
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-08

PRICES OF ADMIsSIONIres5 Circle ard Parqaette, u
cents Second Circle 50 cents Gallery, Is cents; Quad
Doors 6 oclocki performance begin o'clock
frS ?. GLEASON, Treasurer,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-02-08

R~fzolland Council IF SSnyn91ll alad Select
month Concord Royal Arch Chapter Ne Odd
Feuws' Hall, First District
oTrlcERs-J r. Holland T. m. g.. M; Q. P. Crane,
DI G.. NJ T. A. Barllette p. c. W: Bruno de Lucns,
Treasurer Jas Furneau Recorder H. J. tansbury CatH
ofthe Guards c. Wood Conductor; A OGergeld Steward
Monaen. Sentinel. ssis ~
RB-WashinSton --- -- meets every
,unctua iy27 FIN
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-13

sA-A petition has been signed by the
members of the Bar of Woodsfeld and St.
Clairsville, without distinction of party, ask
ing Judge Okey to be a candidate for re-
election. We have not heard whether he
has consented to run as no-party candidate
or not, but believe that, being good Union
man, the Judge will agree to submit his
name to the voters Of the district in answer
to the above petition. We now say, in ad-
vance Of any information on the subject,
that we are willing and ready to support him
for reelection as an independent or no party
candidate; and that we are willing to sup.
port good Union ticket for county offices
at the coming election, without regard to
party, if such ticket shall be nominated in
the proper manner.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-13
An ORuINAyCE

Eniitlcd an ordnance regulating the weighing Of Coal In
TIC incorporate Village Of Barnesyillc
-. SECTION he it ordained by the Mayor Recorder aud
Trustees ot hcn corporate village Of hnt
aiid every person selling and delivering con within the
corporation OF Bnrncsvile sinllbe required To have each
aud every onf weighed before delivering the snnie.
See q Tint he or uicy shall obtain Of the weigh nas-
yer certificate Of the number Of pounds bushels each
loud contains, which certificate shaLe considered ~ full
evidence Ol sud quantity IN said load or londs
See. That bushcl Of coal shall be estimated 10
weigh eighty pounds aud that tc wct shall have
for slate or Its being wet hr mhis judgement believes
ought TO be lnndc for the slate between buyei
aud seller
Sec g. That the weigh master shall be elected by the
may or and trustees To serve ior year commencing
the first April Of each ycur.
See 8, That the wcgh master shDl be entitled le
ceve ashis fee five cets for the weighing Of each
horse load OF coal md eight for all loads drawn By
more t1nntwo horses or oxen,
Sec o. Thai each and every person persons fninp
TO comply with Sec L. OF this ordnance shall he fined moi
exceeding fifty cents for the rt offence aud dollar fol
every succeeding offence at the discretion OF the nnyor
See L. That tic weigh shall bind himself to keer
aud furnish the weighing scales In good orlcr by giving
bond with one or more security approved by mayor and
trustees IN the sum Of hundred dollars for the faithful
discharge Of his duties.
Sec g. Thatthe weigh mnstrr shall keep q correct ac
count Of all coal by linn weighed by whom hauled and
whom the reported be or with day aud date
In book kept for that purpose and the said weigh must
shall be sworn within endnys after is election
the duties as prescribed in the said ordinance faithfully
and impariully
Sec. o. That this ordinance shall take effect from and
with the within ordinance be and arc hereby repealed.
June g. is6l
N. CRIswELI., Mayor.
JAMES THOMPSON Recorder jelAt
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-13


Ray-We hear that there is an orergro,un
geatieman some place down about the
CHRONICLE office, who is ready to 20 to war
whenever the Government stands in need of
some ''good substantial strong minded men. I"
Oh Lord,-are any such needed? We
say,-GOd save the country before any sucn
men are needed, if they are to be the Judges.
Il Independent Republican and Ohio Union
Guard, ct IL omae genus.
1t will please the numerous friends of the
author Of the above article to hear that the
dear creature is rapidly recoreriing from the
frightful attack of rheumatism which pros
trated him just at the moment he heard Capt.
Charlesworth's company, which he had
adorned with his graceful person, had re-
ccived marching orders. With what anguish
we saw that proud, martial form bent down
with the excruciating agonies ofrheumatism!
How, like Othello, that glorious voice that
was so fitted to lead on our victorious col.
umns to victory or death. or some where
else, was compelled to exclaim, in the intense
agony of disappointment.
Farewell the pnmad troop AMI the big wars
Farewell the neighng sliced, and the shrill trump,
The spirit stirring dram, the eur-piercing fife.
The royal banner; and all quality,
Pride: pomp and circumstance oi glorious war.
And O. you mortal engines whose rude thront.
The immortal Iove's dread clamours counterfeit,
Farewell! othello's occupations gone!"
But he's better, and our people breath
frecr He passed our Office the second day
after the "milingtary" left, without his cane
and az gay as June bug!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-13
Local Matters.

nTA. MIsAppREmENsIoN.-- Quite a
number of our people have been under the
impression that the Col. Andrews who is
fourishing around over in Virginia like a
green bay hoss," as the commandant of the
18th Ohio Regiment, is President Lorin An
drews, of Kenyon College. Not so Col.
Lorin Andrewshas command of the 4th Ohio
Regiment, at present at Camp Dennison =
The Colonel of the l5this Geo. w. Andrews,
member of the present Legislature from
Auglaize, and the Democratic leader in the
House. Col. Lorin Andrews regiment,
with the exception of Col. McCook's, is the
best disciplined regiment in the Ohiolinc. -
ltnunbers 9l7 men, and has voted to ego
in" for the war.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-13

Rs3~There has been some discussion as to
where the first men to enlist in the service
of their country, from this Congressional
District, came from. Barnesvile claimed
the honor-Martinsvilc and Cambridge like
WISE Now, we are informed by citizen of
Belmont that that patriotic and widc-awake
town was in the field one day in advance Of
all these Hurrah fol Relmont
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-13

H65'Gov LEToHER's LAST SHIFT
Our readers will recolcct the circumstance
of Gov. Letcher, of Virginia, stealing the
chenisc belong to the wife and daughter Of
an officer Of the U. s. Navy, at Norfolk,
Va. On our fourth page will be found the
correspondence between the parties, which
shows up the Governor and +. F.'s of that
State in no enviable light.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-13
9etarrica.

CORREr-MORTON- On the 9Th inst. by A Smith,
Esq the residence Of James Corbet AIR George Cor
bet 10 Miss. Mary NJ. Morton.
TSCHAPPAT-SCHAFFER. 9th, 1861. by d.
Pogur, J. p Mr. William Tsclappat OF Monroe Co. Ohio
10 Miss Catlarine Schsflerof Belmont Co.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-13
Notice to Contractors.
Proposals for Building Bridge
COMMISSIONERS OFFlcE,
ST. CLAIRsYILLE. Innc 3. IsG1.

u,
ST. CLAiRsvILLE June 8, 1861. :
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received ut this
~ Office until the FIFTH DAY OF JULY
next. for building Bridge McMahon's Creek at
Beoirc on the site OF the present Bridge Of sbou,
hundred feet span to be at least 10 feet wde and Of suf
fcient capacity TO be safe and durable
Proposals for both Wood and Iron Bridges will be
ccived. The proposals for Wooden Bridge to be for an
ncloscd covered bridge Proposals for Iron Bridge be
for open uncovered bridge. Each bid must be accom-
panied with complete pau and specifications with esti-
mated capacity and durability and include the price OF
all materials. labor painting. &C. necessary finish and
complete the bridge so that il the plan and specfcao
of any bidder shall be accepted there shall be addi-
uona cost TO the county, unless the plan specifications
shall be altered.
The Commissioners rescrying the right reject nll the
plans and bids, the adoption ofany OF the plans
il they shall think the interest of the county the right
to advertise for bids said PLAN without revealing
he bid Of the party whose plan has been adopted.
c. l.. POORMAN,
jei31 Clerk for Commissioners
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-13

u EAD the following from the Insurance Monitor and
lN Wal Street Review for Sept. lsO0
we print the one hundredih scm-annuai statement OF
the Hartford Fire Insurance Company. The OLD HARr-
FORD, as Is iallnrly called Incorporated in $50
with perpetual charter II has done successful gene
raj Fire Insurance business for half century Its stock
ls quoted higher than that Of any American company
Within the MONTH has sold S2l and this price free
ly offered without any sales OF any amount Its semi
annual dividends have become ten per cent fixed facts
For detailed statement OF the condition Of the above
company, small cards anc circulars.
assurances may he effected with this old and subsan-
ual company very rca asonabe terms
Dwellings insured for Of years qery low rates
i[J-For policies apply to HENRY TOPPING Agent,
nj the belmont Branch Bank bridgeport the second
door Last VI thu Coun House, St. Clairsvle.
HENRY TOPPING, Agent.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-13
Belmont Common Pleas.
.VOtiCe.


James K. Murphey, iin JOHN FORE
Administrator Of William Foreman MAN "a noI-rcsi-
"Fi dent defendant,
Dennis T. Anderson John Forensn hereby notified that
the 9Th day OF May 1s0i, James X Murphcy, Admin
isirator oi William Foreman, deed filed in tile Court OF
Common Pleas OF Belmont county. Ohio petition against
the said John Foreman ind Dennis r. Anderson the OBJ
iect and prayer oi which petition is that said John Fore
man be ortered TO deliver the plaintiff his properly
such Administrator. two pronssory notes made by the
defendant Dennis p. Anderson, for 500, due April
LIST loG and the other for SlOOu due April ls 1894 and
which notes are secured by mortgage upon 20 acres Of
land in the ~ f. qr OF Section 10 p Range O. in said
county OF Belmont particularly described in the pc
ton; and that said John Foreman be excluded from any
and all interest in said real and for for
the due upon said notes und mortgage and, in default
oi payment for order sell said premises John Fore
man Is required 10 answer by the 9th OF July next
u. :. ADAMS, Clerk,
mal66w Belmont Common Pleas.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-13
Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that at the Probate Cour
IN for Belmont county the undersigned was appointed
and qualified as executor of the estate OF William Schooey
deceased late OF Belmont county, Ohio.
All those indebted 10 said estate requested MAKE
immediate payment, and those having claims yains salt
estate notified present them for settlement within
year from this date.
LINDLEY SCHOOLEY,
June 0, 1861. Executor
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-06-13
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that at the Probate Court
~ ior belmont county lhe undersigned appointed
and qualified administrator of the estate OF George Dix
on, deceased, late OF Belmont county, Ohio.
All those indebted to said estate requested TO make
immediate paymenl and those having claims against said
estate notified TO present them for settlement within
year from this date.
A. E. WELLS,
June 10, 1891 Administrator.