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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-01

THE CELEBRATED FAIR HA-
VEN Plant Oysters, being the largest and finest
osiVod daily 81 Express in cans and kegs, aud for
seil-fl6 l9l Superior Girsst.
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Total e%gga. 5PiI.Ia! Of Losses, claims and Ii

The greatest amount insured In any one risk Il
$40 J00 but will not general rule, exceed rs o0O)
five thousand dollars.
The Company have no general rule as to the amout
allowed be insured in any city, town. village,
block, &c beii the intention OF the Company to
distribute tS risks In such manner as not to loss
more than $1,000 at a single are. No part Of its
capital earnings are deposited In any other state
security for losses therein, nor Is such deposit re-
Quired.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-01

CAPTAIN EDWARD O'NEIL
DEAR WIFE, CLARA.

DEAR WIFE, CLARA.
Sweet and simple mementoI may they sleep
TRANQUILITY. The soft southern wind sighing
with a mournful cadence through the willows
and tall grass is a st requiem.
Clara died of consumption short time
after her arrival in France, despite the tender
care of her husband, and the exertions Of
skilIful physicians. A short time after her
death. Capt. o unintenticnally insulted q
French officer which led to challenge they
met and fought with small swords. The
combat was desperate and prolonged, fol
thew were both splendid Fwordsmen. 0'Nei
at length stretched his antagonist at bis feet
and he was borne to his residence mortally
wounded Previous to his death, he gave
directions to be buried with his wife, in the
manner stated above. Having no heirs oi
his own, he willed his immense aad vari
able estate to bis wifes son, John N: Fen.
wick.
Our Young friend is now in Fenwick Hall
(as the following letter sent 10 US will testi.
fy), living in ease and afauence, receiving al
the care and kindness laTished upon him by
a now afectionate father.
$50 you may imagine my feel
ings at present.
HTo those persons In Clinton who doubted
my statement, and ridiculed me, have nc
hard feelings. I entertain toward the people
of Clinton a lively feeling Of gratitude fol
their many favors and kindnesses. To Robt
Lewis, Esq, I desire you to return my
most sincere thanks. Tell him l have the
boots be presented me- which, together viii
the gold pen from Charley bennett, shall
keep In remembrance Of them AID my onc'
humble condition in life.
"BIy best respects to my ever good FRIEND
Mr. Stansbury, to whom send In your pack
age breastpin. Ny love to Mrs. c ant
the children have many times since l lef
your roof thought of them and lOnged to SCI
them.
s% GThe package I send you, hop
will entirely clear you of debt and make yo'
independent In life.
sTell Al. Blackford I will send him splen
did Nanton foEling piece BY the next steam
er. He has my Likeness, which | would b.
Ulad to have left with Miss Julia C.
"Yours as ever,
HJoHs NORTH FENEIcE, Bart
Reader. we have done. Is not truti
stranger than fctionP"
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~ 10 OossUHFEIvs.-The advertiser,
laviuv 80 rsstorod 70 health IN ven isW week.
- q very simple Feusdyi ailor having suffered sew
arui Yearu with severe lung a0ections aud thai
1rvad disease, Cousumption-is i-nxioua 70 make
EnoEn % hia ielloW-sulieruru the means oi cure
To au uho dosire it he viii send copy Of The pre-
ssripton uss girse Of 0hsrEel with tha directions
Cor preparing and using tho same, which they viii
and asURE UURB FOR CONSUMPTION ASTB
EA, BBONUnIEiS. 1o, Ths orb object IN soma
Ing tn lrsscripiion i 10 benant the aGicteds suo
Sproad niotmatlou which be oonoeivea TO be invaib
ahls an be hopes every suforer viii ~ bis remedy
e e Wt cost then nothing, and may Proys bless
hg.
Parties wishing the prescription VIII please I'D
srsus REV. RDWARD A. WILSON,
9otls.RN WnlamsburEh, KinEs County. n. Y.
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r AXE ERIE PAPER COMPY.
Manufacturers Of PRINTING AND BOOK
PAPER are now prepared 70 supply an orders Hith
superior Qaaity ot paper md 81 favorable terms.
h. ". TAYLOR. aecn1-
lun94 once 81 bank St.
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Total ausOunt OF capital and surplus. Ssl5.G0

The capital Of said Ompany,
actually paid up in cash, is.SlG0.000 O0
Thf surplus on the Sist day OF
Dacsmbar. ls9l................... a-aLl 81
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EOR SALE
20 kegs lard.
10 barrels prime Roll Butter.
90 bags Glover Seed
u bal rels Buck wheat Flour.
80 barrels Dried Apples.
In store and for sale by
W. MELHINGH,
JAMS "a MerWin street,
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AND IO0ATI0N

The name Of this Company Is the Republic Fir
Insurance Company, Incorporated IN 1859, and iOca
ted in the City Of New York.
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AFFAIRS AT PENSACOLA.

Every effort has been made by the Admin
istration to prevent bloodshed at Fort Pick
ems, even in seceding TO the demands Of the
reVolutionists there. The Brooklyn's second
mission has bedn made one Of peace. It is
now understood that nothing viii be done
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#eaifines.
SHERRY VINE BITTERs. ! Frrs

DIX 3 y. kICHAEDS5
SHERRY E VINE BITTERs. ! -
Ths Oolsbratsd New Bnslana Hsais.IS I.i.
HABIPUAL GOEGTIP1 Tf0N ev
jaundiee, Fever and AQas, General DstrItg
and all Diseases arising from Dis
ordered S1oms1h Liver
Or Bowels.
M e ASK THE ATTENTION Oh
w the trade and the rublic 10 his LONG frrisd
all % l lsl44lleo Erslaf9tion- Lt a what every San
ny should keep on hand,
VALUABLE MEDICIHAL Tonic
The following from the leading Drufgis7s 81 tos
son, y pIeol q iis Yaine. 70 which - eonlt ~ M
We, fhs undsrsignsd Wholesale dealers In n4a.,
a1d Ae1lcinea ln The tty q Boston, hereby ecrfiiy
tha We have Wiihn ne past twenty yeara sod Isr1a
BIrTERs, and take ploasura m feTfivinr fll1f
lhat tney universally given astillaction ia
tsl1ers the consta1t and regular demand 5ri iril11
uale n = STANDARD and Indispensable article orr
4lo 4t - one OF the longest elta1ll11ed mediLiueI
n rev England, lEd also ons Of she lncle1liui
F ~ ~ eo net neii iiata - reoomendi if e1 oedef
Charles '; Ps0rE CO. Henlhas q Co.
ssH;,l 4. william a Wisoa, Fsifbsns
Carter, C0isosd Preston, Geo, g. Goodwin b %
Burr ioster 20.
Boston, April l355.
SOLD BIZ DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
Price IS CsHts psT Bottle.
,. n. HARRIS CO., Proprielots
Cincinnati, o.. for the Western 5tqiss
sOLD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 81
GAs4gRD HAMMOND, CieFs'use.
G.h AAgkEhZlE Do
m1LLlAM EI8Ak, Do
>. W. sACkRlDER a.
BEROHG EAkMsTKOEG. do
W. A. GRAZ IAN, s1ndusf-y
ROBERTS q SAN BIs- Coluultas.
- hlchardson's sherry Wine Biit8r5 are sold by
Nlii lAil- = I'D
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DR.. SWEETS
INFALLIBLE LINIMENP,
TIE
GREA FEKTERE NAL REMED ?,
FOR RHEUMATISM, G0UT, NEURALGIA, LUM
BARGO, STlFF NICK AND JOINTS,
SPRAINS, BRuISES, CUTS AND
WOUNDS, PILES, HEAD
ACHE, AND ALL
RHEUMATIC


EOR ALL OF WHICH IT Is A
speedy and certain remedy, and never ails- I'm
Lniment is prepared from the recipe ef DR.. stephel
Sweet Of COnnecficut, the famous b0ne-setter, and
has been used In his practice for than tWe1fi
years with the most astonishing success.
As AN ALLEVlATOR OF PAIN, it Is unriValeL
BY any preparation before the public Of which th9
most skeptical may be convinced b single trial
This Linlment viii cure rapidly and radically
Rheumatic Disorders Of every kind, and iu thg1-
sands Of cases where IL had been used il has nssa
been known to fail.
F0B NEURALGIA, it viii afford immsiists -
lief IN every case, however distressing.
II will relieve the worst casse or aEADAOh4 -
three minutes, and Is warranted to do it.
TOOTHACHE also will il cure Instantly.
b FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GENEEA4
LASSlTUDE arising from imprudence or eLcllll
ths Linim0nt Is most happy and un1liling remedy.
Acting directly upon the nervous tissues, it strength
ems and reviTies the syBte1a, and restores Il 70 er
tcitT and Vigo1.
FOR PILES.-As an external remedy, We elaila
that It i5 the BEST known and We challenze th1
world 70 produce an equal. ETery victim o. this
distressing complaint should give IL trial. Tor II
will not fail to afford immediate relief and In ma
ority Of casaB viii effect RADICAL cure.
.QUIHSI AND SORE THHOAE are 1ometinss *
tremely malignant and dangerous, but 9 timely ap-
plication Of this Liuimeut VIII never hil to cure
SPkAIhS are 50 nistimgs very obstinate, and en-
largement 1.-THE joints IL liable to occur is Neglected
The worst case may be conquered By this Liniment
in two or three days.
Bruises, Cuts, Wounds. Sores, Ulcers, Barns, and
Scalds yield readily 70 the wonderful healing prop
critics Of DR.. SW EErS INFALLIBLE LINIMHhI
when used according TO directions. Also iblai1s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-01

Sold Wholesale and Retail by
Gaylord a Hammcud. c. S. hlackenzie W %. Fisks
u. ". 6ackrider, and Strong 4 Arnstro1Q, ldiTo-
land Ohio Roberts q samuel, Columbus, va Grn--
ham, eanduskg; Carter Brother, Erie Pa an4f
WeaseE's salt Rheum SyrEp and Carzfos s. sod 81
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tERATE, on OMTHENT, I'IIa -

and Fou hHFe permanent Cur e-r.H ---r-r
The CERATE has proved Itself to b the best ONT
ment ever inTenteds and where once used, 81 ld5
never been known to fl 81 sHecfiug rermauent
cure otOd sore5 letter and Aingol1l. acald Heads,
Chill biang, and kroat bites Barber Itch, Chappsd
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DR.. WEAVERs 80 -s
gANKFR AND SALT RHFTrnr SvnfT55
TIE most Effective Blood Fl7gfer ef he 1fssl
tenth Csafe7f a+

7 is THE PRESCRIPTION or
With any Of the above nanls iisea5s shlTid - -
without delay. Il will drive the disease from ths
% stens and when once out On the Skin 8 isE a1l-
cations Of Dr. Viewers RI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-01

In quiet, sequestered vale, near sweet
little village in Provence, in the south OF
France, are two graves, over which Is placed
a single plain, white tombstone, on which IS
engraved the following simple inscription;
SACRED
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~ 3 ASK THE ATTENTION d

Jauhdiss, gs5sT and Agas, General Debility.
and all Diseases arising from Dis
ordered Stomach, Liver
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the Osratsis the only thing rsqulrai 20 c1ra. lt
should Be kept IN the house o. every Family. =.
PFEes, CTass IS Csats per Boffle.
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oovrrupLArrD SEIZURE OF wlR-sH1ps.

Serious apprehensiOns are entertained that
some Of the ships-of-war may be seized and
appropriated, as the forts and arsenals have
been, by Southern officers sympathizing with
the disunion scheme. Nothing but the fact
that certain share Of reasonable cOllusion IS
necessary 10 success inspires any degree Of
confidence otherwise.
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Special Dispatch to n. X. Tribune

TIE BRooELYS AND FORT PIcKENs.
Mr.. MallOry's dispatch last night to Gov.
Bigler states that, Il the Brooklyn is 10 REIN
force Fort Pickens, an attack win be made
upon the fort by the ], 200 State troops which
are at Pensacola; that bis counsel Is against
attack, even II the fort be reinforced, but the
troops are impatient OF restraint The Coy
ernment has answered to-day that the provis-
ions on board the Brooklyn, destined for the
fort, must be landed; that the soldiers will
remain on board the Brooklyn, which ship,
with other United States vessels, mnst remain
in the harbor. If the fort be attacked, the
Artillery Companies are to be thrown into 1t,
and a general Lefense against attack Is 70 be
made
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PERRY DAVIS
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLkk.
TIE GREAT
FAMILY MEDICINE OF THE AGElll
TAKEN TNVF NATTv fn

~ Cures sudden Colds, Coughs, Gc-, WEAK tom
lcns 6enerHl Debility Nursing Sore Mouth, Cautar
and Pain IN otOmach, Bowel Complaint, raintfrif
Oolie, Aslatlc ghglera, DlarrhOea and Dg5ellerF
AEELl sd EXTERNALLY olHLa
eioas botl1 a. tld sores, sewers 3urul il -lalra
gqtsi bruises and sprGln1 Swelling Of ina l1lrll
AngHorm and letter, Broken B7anell HrrrrrI
Sect and uhillbluins Toot thache Pffd fu Ifr 1aea
Neuralgia and klfeumatsm
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-01-24
GUARDIANS SALE.

I N pursuance Of an order Of the Probats Court
Il of Belmont county. Ohio. made on The efh day
Of January, A. ID , 1861. in the case OF A. C. Ram.
ase, guardian OF James E., Margaret L., Lacy J.
and Eilzabeth a. Rsmase, asainss bis wasds, ths
sifs Second day Of february, 1861,
al II o'clock. n on the premises. offer st public
sale the one undivided tenth part Of The following
descslbed sssl estsSe; sitsass in Belmont county,
Ohio, ~ wits The fsN tract lying In the town
ship Of Richland, and being part Of Section No.
l~eivs ti2) sownship No. ssven and Range No
foui, and beginning iOF tho same ut stake In the
centre OF the cost boundary Of said section, and
rnnnisg thsnce south 1853 perehes 70 post; thencs
west S7 perches 70 post; d ence N. ioe pefehss 70
. post, and thence east 81 perchss 70 the place Of
bsginnng, containing nisety.one scres, one rood
and sixteen Perches o. land, more on les being
the same premises conveyed by MicAsel Carroll
and wife 10 William Grimes, by deed bearing
date April 22d, 1917. The SECOND tract being pAri
of the same section n, towmhfp and rsnEs :
and bounded as follows Beginning ios the sems
at q stake near the school house and near ! sres
said section, and which wss IRE south -wost cor
nsr Of lands belonging 70 Samuel Brown, decd
and running thence north See east TAI poles e
q stake, corner 10 lands which In 1880 wefe ths
lands OF Dr.. James Moore, thsn CO ssusa e9S cas-
20 06 poles 20 as,ake cqrper to l.nds which in
1880 were the iands Of James c. Moore; thence
with the line Of said James G. Moates laads nertl
poles to = stake; thence south te east 56.3 pole
70 the beginning, containing II acres roods 81 4
poles. Said last mention ed tract wss eonveys<
by The heirs ot Samuel Blown, deceased, 70 Wn
Grimes bearing dats April TO-. $780, Appraised
fsrv'ssss 's ;. : 30, .WsG,
u. Gaardisn Of James z. Ramage. as A.
ysuunry 9, 1851.
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RECEIVER'S SALE. h'sF
Tho North Westsrn Bank Of VirGaie N
John w, GIN and otherx

Ctsts OF Ohio, Belmont county So eosr
- commyn plsss. Pursuant TO ss order = ~
court mad IN ihis case. will .ffer for sais IN
Monday, the 28tl day Of January 1861, on tfe Ge.
inises. nsar the town OF Bridgeport sfa sshssssi4
county, between the hours Il 10 otock a. n. =
o'cl OK p y. the following described feat strsfs
being the tra ct Mo- g. OF the division of tbe land
di.ec,sd 70 be sold BY said order, b, ginmnG ius
said lot No. Q, st the north west corner Of Hsri.
sons lot on the west boundary ot sectisa ~
thencs noflh So ~ poles TO the south west oo.ner
OF lot No. :; thence with the rams east 100 10 ss
middle ct the Bridgeport & Csdis Plank Rouds
thenee with the miedle tbsfeof souih , weet g..
- poles; thence south I3 west l6 poles, tseD,s
south 1s~ est II. - spoIes, thence south . i-se
ean 81 poles 70 los No. l3 thsnce south % y, st
50, 20 polss; thence west A poles to the place cf
The beginning, coasaing 50 scfss and 100 ystehss.
ezorpt The privilege 10 the owners Of othof lsnds
70 mine or and take the six loot vein OF ed ~,
der tho same. fiiisr "a tgsr-fftlstI- r. y I
Tssms Of sals, s,cns-tossh doyp, n fsnkinas
in three aennal insssilnsas, With iutstett hysn
premisss. ff..esy 5att-s.fl-ls AZ i.s-
Plata Of said section %. can Be sssa q ths
clerks office In 81 ClairsvilIe, sod T. r. Rnobse
sdes 10 er'dssp0ss shOsiIsf %,isf ~ iss; di.,s@"
Dec. 81, 1859, sw tsn. i3.hslsS ~ aSAi aa'
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6HERIFF'S SALE.
In Partition.
|. ustlo.< v. Tc<ocx H~.lcy

m q
amos Ds'icy vs. imer nsney' sth
by virtue OF an order Of sale 70 me directed
from the Court Of Common Pleas OF be-
mont county, Ohio, will offer for sale on
Tuesday, the 18th day Of February, 1851, at
the front door ofthe Court house in said To-,
between the hour. Of 10 A. NJ and 4 p. H.,
Of said day, the following real estate, TO wit I:
Situate in the county Of Belmont and State
Of Ohio, and in the district Of lands offered
Tor sale at Marietta; bounded and described
- follows: ao
No. 1 being the south end Of the west hall
81 the north h-east quarter Of section No. 8,
eownship No. and ksnge No. o, contsin-
ing rs acres more or less, and being the same
tract Of land conveyed 70 BarTack Bailey by
Thomas u. GreenaD and wife by deed dated
December 10, 1881 and recorded In book
B, Record OF Deeds Of Belmont county, u,
page lis. - w. ~ ..l.M =
No; 2.-Forty- nine and seventy eight hun
dredths acres Of Of the west end Of the south
east quarter OF section No. D, township and
range No. o, being the same tract Of land
conveyed by. Eldridge Wooten and wife 70
Bsrrack Bailey by deed dated September
Y, 1881 recorded 10 Book ., page li6 In
No. 3.-Beginning for the same &C the N.
east corner Of the southeast quarter OF sec
Y V"pohP : AM fAnBe y, aAo running
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

-. 4. t.4 SA4A~AsAA = - s~&e@>~>s L. s4, q
John Doudna, Adm'r : VI. John Hutasy, ss
u i1al - lsr''z1a y q. sssitst asilieE:s -
DY virtue or mandate 70 me dlreced fiou Tho
I'D curt Of common pleas Of Belmont eodnty,
Ohio. WiIi cell on a-5'l Y Nro Sh01'c'
'5iiare Tuesday, Fsbrassy 10, 1851, q. Il
st the front door Of The court house, In 81 CiAils-
vile. In saM copntt .between the houns Of 10 y
and o'elock. IN Of tah dst, the following de-
ssIlbsd Fss' es.s,e, p g w: Situate u Belmos'
and dsscribsd y Iolloss: .Bsing psrt OF section
No, thrhs ~, iowpship No, eight ~ and nngs
No. 8, beginning for thc boundary thareo st the
sen;h sasf corner Of said section three. Hence n
Wild III sscfieh line. ons hundred perch !. and
RI ss:s ssls s' :tePi R s,s e..
sSss iSsses nossE. ius' west q psrebs. 8. .
sats u ihs road; lhsncss ,oo,h S7is wsst al
psrches u Il stake; thencs sodih 2ie west IS per.
ches tos siaks, fhspcs south 25S wsst 81 % l0o
pefctea p sake; lhsase sopih Gs -, g 9 loc
~ Ss sseOs z seSs' psS . g.
place Of besipnips aiming % .ctss. rosds
and IS psfchss. mots or lsss u !, -, ~,
seesod u.elE BsiLg I Past ofsse.ioA Mol and
sss,aoa NS. e 3an sSsnsaap Z; sss:s Az s'% e
isc pssSkss sosiS .lFs,r she nofsh .wsa eornsr .
tks nerd h-esst qssfts 81 sectioa Ne snd rpnninl
thsns, south rae ssst ss SIC 70 astake, thenc,
nssth sss ss.t y ss.lee PsgsSss e ss.kss.
ss = Z s,1:: ss,S K: aS,'a sssa, ,S.c.
along tks rad sorih age west ~ 10 perchss
rhencs nofth els wsn 81 e-le Psrches; thence
rye wsSt Is A-1o0 psrchss; thsnes soath 7Sas
west 81 As. 100 70 Q stake In The quarter sectio
line; thsnss sssth with said line l7o t6rloO pe
ehes V dRs plsss q bssipsing, soataiaing II
| .,-~s a,.cI, .nd fADsreh.e = = !.
Firs ussl spprsissd Al else4, %, NJ
ssssS ss.s' sssss'ssd At ~ Fs1a Ea
Isas o1I lo rs Sheriff ef Belmont ssaasy. OhAol
4 shsrias ofies, 81. Clsirsvills, January lin,
D.. lssl.-es, ~ ari D l,llsl % - ~ aai ia-sf
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I, sSHERlFFS SALE ]

r. B. Griffin vs.. Noses Ferrsn, st q.
DY virtse Of IN order 81 ~ IN me directed
ID from the eour Of common plsss ef Belmont
county, Ohio, I will ofsr los sels st TIE door d
ihs court house, IN 81. Cairsvilis, on ~
;liia Tuesday, February 10 1861, ls'aa
between the hours Of 10 4. =. and :. n. Of ssid
day, the iellswipa reel ss,sss. tsaesieed 90 iol-
lows, 70 wit. Ths west half Of iront lot No. GO,
n ths town Of 8atnSsviilA. himonG teonnty, o..
with ilss appsFtaasnoss therssnts tsleaeink 4
Appraised a el0e. Terms Of sale eash. -
u n. .fLQcHARYp,Spscisl Master.
Sheriff. once, 81 Glsinvills. Jsn.s7th. 1861.
- n $40 81. "a yEg ufH--r A
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James r. Hunt vs.. Jesse White, ct al.
UY virtue et q msndate TO me directed from the
ID court Of common pleas Of Belmont county,
Ohio, will Off tpi Sah q ths iroat deofof tho
court house In 81 ClairsviIls, on 80. -
'A'7 Y Tuesday, February 10, 1861, .a'u
Sstwssu shs h6usv OF " " 4 and = ~ ~ ~.
the following resi- estate. desGihed q iolowp, fe
wits Beginning lot ths saais ~ ee.i0o p:schss
quarter of sectisp 81, township 9 and range -
thsscs ncs.G 20 slatiSn 93j 81 ]sese0l pesshss =
thenns north IS i0.2 wes. 80 30l0e perches . sta
tion s. thence south 30tS west 81 - 10O bsfthss q
station in the espHs of tha reed; shsnes south
s5le easSI8 ss.iet pefchss 10 the p,acs Of begin.
ming, contsiping two % acres with " sppuue-
nances thsFsun ebsltuging . ~ = ~, =
Appfaised stihe spm of 1s10O. -.
Terms of ale cash LocnAkY.
Special Master.
g, shs.ifsl ssss p Cclsirri,s S:ess.y !, ,,'s 3
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NOTICE IN. PARTITION.

Te Sarah 4 Williams tsni Ales .nder VA
liams her husband sbd Singleton ). Hardy, y.s
W III take notice, that on the 10Th day OF launaff,
a. D., lssL The updessigned hisd . pstiuon N.
the court u common pleas OF Belmont ccunty.
Ohio, where the same 10 now psndins, dsmspd
Ing partition of ths isllo~ins pssisi-s, siiast4
In said county .csa.is,ing oitv facss Or psfysls n
land adjoining each other. The first uss, bris1
par, VI The North East quarter o. sscssoss ~
Township 2, and Rspge4 containing ~ sess
more OF les, and bJunicd On the wcst de ~
ths road leading troui H.. Clsfssil,s 10 Csdts
In Hauison county Uhio; 90 tho s'ush By ihs
Commons Of the Town Of 81 u issviIie, sp1
on De North By the hsds of wm PAiLips--
Tbs sscond tract. containing 81 scfes, ie Rart
Of the North Eau quarier of ecdon =. fs~n
~ =, ~ Range I, end b bounded ou. tbs
t;sss BY shs lands Of lfIr Jbrwp.snsssa - w
West BY the taet sboeS d. erbsd, And N NE
Nth BY tbs lands of VIZ. ftSif psspud bsinl
the ses's out 10, u,st vas owned " Apg CT Ign
81 the time of her death, said lo's being formerly
known ss tbs out Iess tsfi Wan. ,shsspisss snd
The uodsrsigned dem,nds ,hss psrysaon W
made ot ssid wsmisss End shsi sirif insNsssl
shereia,. BE- ri eG ~ them IN ssystaitv, Asfhs:
med : BY J,s ssdefsiesSd ~ q order shss pssil-
don may be made OF said pse1fep snd snySshsf
JEyNETT NICHOLS,
Z with Josl Nichols her husl1Aad. s
BY Iallmsn 3 Topping. their Atty's
Z st. Clairsvills, Jan. 10, 1861, jAl7sw,