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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1861-01-31

Breckinrldge, as the author of the
Cittenden Amendments is a new, impor-
tsnt, and ominous discovery. These Amend
rnents are but the Charleston Breckenridge
platform intensified, and how any Douglas
man or Bell man who has been honestly
such, can endorse these propositions is un.
accountable.
The Baltimore Patriot, also says that
when the thousands in that city recommend
Cd these propositions, they did not under
stand the new amendment thereto for futur
territories. This new provision,is from th'
pen Of Breckinridge. &
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SIlERIFF'S SALE.
William Hare w. Ja,nes q. Flor.

William Hare w. james G. Elerick.
DY virtue Of an order of sale 10 me directed
- from the corftoi coaimon pleas Of Belmont
county, Ohio, will offer tor sale oil tho door Of
the court house in ST. CiairsSille. on
-.a Tuesday, February l9, 1851,
between the hours of 10 an1 OF said day
tho iollowing real estate. tofwir The west part
OF iroat lot No. 80 IN the town OF Bar ,esvile.
Belmont county, Ohio. and bounded and descn-
bed nsfollows; Beginning at the north west cor.
net of said lot on " ain street, and running with
the bearing Of said Main street east twenty tbrve
ieet aud three inches: thence south with the bear
ing OF the brick house nov on the premises 10 ieel
and one inch;' thence west with the bearing OF
said brick house nine inches; thence. south with
fLe bearing OF said lot tw elye ieet and 5 inches
lhsnce eas, with the courte Of Main street Mint
inchesi theuco sou.h with the course OF said towt
plat 70 the alley sou th OF said front lot, thence
west with said alley 23 feet and three inches 10
the southwest corner Of said lot thence north
with Strawberry, alley TO the place Of beginning
Appraised nt the sum Of $500. Terms OF sale
cash. p. LOCHARY, Special Master
Sarrifs Office S, Cluirsyiile, Jan II. ls6l-t4,s
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ShERIFF'S SALE
I'm I'affiffon. 4

Amos Bailey vs.. Tanner Bailey, etal.
BY virtue of an order Of sale 10 me directed
from the Court of Common Pleas Of Bel
mont county, Ohio, Twill offer for side on
Tuesday, the l2th day Of February, 1861, at
the front door Of the Court house ia said Co.,
between the hours Of 10 A. N. and p. NJ,
Of said day, the following real estate, 20 wit;
Situate in the county of Belmont and Star
of Ohio, and in the districtof lands offered
for sale at Marietta; bounded and described
as follows:
No. beisg the goth nd sf the uest ball
q the northeast qizafts1lA6 ,seokjbn No D,
township No. and Range Toi6, contain.
ing % acres. more or less, and being the same
tract of land conveyed 70 Batrack Bailey by
Thomas q. Greenan and wife by deed dated
December IG, 1881, and recorded in book
y, Record of Deeds Of Belmont county, o.,
page lis. II 4... ,... ..r.s.f
No. 2.--Forty nine and seventy eight hun
dredths acres of of the west end Of the south
cast quarters of section No. o, township and
range No. @, being the same tract of land
conveyed By Eldridgc Wooten and wife tt
Barrack Bailey by deed dated September
II, 1891, recorded in Book 5, page ll6 IL
Record Of Deeds of Belmont county, Ohio
No. 3.-.Beginning for the same at the n
east corner of the southeast quarter of sec
5, township 7 and range q, and running
thence west 10 perchcs, thence south 81
perches and l3 links, thence least 10 per
ches, thence north 81 perches and 3 links {,
!. the place Of beginning. containing 40 sres
more or less, aud being the same tract o
land conveyed to Barrack Bailey by John
Smith and wife BY deed dated June l.
1888, and recorded in Book 8, page Il7 Rec
4 ord of<lcedsfor Belaszk r$ssty, Ohio.
The above described premises to be sole
subject to the dover right of Elizabeth Bal
ley, insomach of said premises as is contain
ed in the following boundaries to wit; BE
ginning at the northeast corner of the soutl
east quarter of section five, township ant
rangle 6, running thcncewest one hundret
and eighteen perches, thence south thirty
nine and thirty-two hundredths perches
thence eastone hundred and eighteen per
ches, thence north thirty-nine and thirty
two hundredths perches to the place Of be
ginning, containing twenty-nine acres.
Terms Of sale, one third cash, one-third il
one year and one third in two years, with in
tsrest on the deferred payments ~, sss
| Appraised at $1,000 4 q Nl..f
| Sheriff Jf Bsimbnt county, Ohio.
Sheriff Office, Sc Clairsyille, Januar.
~, 1861. sspf$l0,75
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.,su,., Fnsitivo slave Law Exc,

.cutsa. .,,-,-A Slave girl, named Lucy be-
1ousine i. Co, horn, of Wheeling, escaped
70 Cleveland, Olno, last October. We have
before usa fun accon. at Of hercapture. trial,
and delivery " The proper officials Of cleve-
land, from reliable ooris spontent, but its
lsnstA and d.the crowded Statsof our columns
win net permit its insertion Sentire. From
it ksyeser, We hsvs q cepoSoration Of the
statements Of the newspaper reports that
the Fugitive Slave qsv was executed with
out the slightest Resistance frcm'any source,
Contrast the loyalty of Ohio, win you,
SitA tie seeding States which are upheld
By the Gszctte Of this place as the champ
tIcas II liberty Alid sfA4liHJb I
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FHIaI.f Nf.I
The Board Of Education for the; Schools
of St Clairsvile, Ohio, aud vicinity, at their
meeting on Jaa 10, Is6ig resolved to sub
stitute GooDRltai's NEw SEHIEs for Nc
GuFPEY's NEw SERIEss now in use in, our
schools. 81 q d-iesui. sr" a-'rifiia
The members Of the Board have no hesi-
fancy in saying that in making this change
they have acted for the best interests of our
schools, and confidently expect that even by
a short experience in theiriuse the propriety
Of such course win be rendered manifest. Y
They take this occasion to state that the
liberal arrangements on the part of the pub
fishers place the Board and patrons Of our
schools underspecial Obligations. 1.f SOL
,.,s5asyrq s1 PETER lPALIMANi 81 20.
o.. 20 -aa4its II. j. ALEXANDER, q i.4g
.n1-i iJ0HNL FRINT. q rir,ros
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How NnFertunate for some peoplt

HOW AnF0rtunate for some people
thst there Is b past! Only a short time ago
ths people remember bitter controversy
ragged between tho Editor of the Gaz,.te and
Guard Capt Heaton proreJ tbat Charles
worth stole, and Charlcsworth cfstged that
Heaton stole, and VIC are not sure but the
opposite istruc also, Now, they are locked
in each others embrace. How can it be
accounted, for? Did each so thoroughly
convince the other ofhis thievish propensity;
that they have now the confidence Of thieves
and have determined to run a combined
machine. Honest men had better look out
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BRiDCErORT LOCALS. 9
BRlD6gpoRT, jan 90, 1851.
A. sPEcK OF WAR. = ~ ,.

80 ,as ~ A,sPEcK OF Wait. = , ..a' ~. %
For some time past our place has been
perfectly barren ofincidents Of sufficient in
terest to bechroaieledo From, this strange
calm the people in the west end ofour. village
were sudd tnly rrcrsed last Thursday even
ing, in the following manner, Two dogs
undertook to- perform the friendly Office Of
leading neighbor,sA hog down, the street.
Accordingly, taking hold, each Of anear, the
two came rather noisily into tho immediate
Of tho hogs owner. This
brought that gentleman to the rescue Of his
swineship. In u few minutes the war COM
menced by the duaoirapeds,l was changed to
a general battle ofJipetk -four on one side,
and two on the other. Fists and stones. were
brought into requisition, until the weaker
party rctreated to their lhome.l Measures
were taken next morning for prosecuting the
victorious party, but by the intervention Of
friends tho prosecution was, abandoned On
the payment of Fifty dollars to oopiplainants,
as itiatleumty for the past We do not know
that any secur1y for the future vas demand
edi Friends, fit be possible, ,1lise il. peace.
MEASLES. -
This disease has prevailed to a considera-
Bile extent for some time pastin this yicini-
ty. The disease ina number ofcases ha:
assumed the form Of pae,iu,o MIA, and in sew
sral cases proved fatal Mr.. Joseph Church
= DO
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
I'm Partition.

Jano Gartley vs., Robert A. McC Combs, ct al
BY virtne of an order "a sale to ME direct
ed from the Court Of Comm,non 4 Pleas of Bel
mont county, Ohio, / will offer for sale at
the front door Of the Court House in said
county, q Sa Tuesday, ! Z the Eth day Of Feb
and 4 P. M. Of said day., the following real
estate, to wit Situate in the county Of Bel
mont and State Of Ohio, being part of see
ton No. 20, township No. 3, range No. 2,
beginning for the same at large chestnut
tree and RUNNING thence west to the section
line, thence south To. the middle of the pub
liz road, cornering in the middle of said road,
thence east to the place of beginning, con-
tanning about one fourth of an acre, being the
same land decided by John Stewart and wife
to Dorothy Henderson BY deed having date
Dec. IA, 1857 also, the following tdes-
cribed promises, situate in said county and
state, being on the east aide, of section No.
35, township No. 3, range, 2, bounded as fol-
lows: beginning at the nridale of the ridge
rogd, leading from the town Of Martinsville
to the State road, al3 Where sdid road
crosses the section lies tharee fifth the esst
boundary line north 2!0 east l6 poles, to a
stake; thence north S72o west 10 poles to a
stake, therce south 3ao west l6 poles to a
stake to the middle OF skd road, thence with
said road south S7a' east 10 poles to the
place Of fbeginrine coritaining one acre, being
the same premises decided by Mary McGlen
to Dorothy Henderson hy deed bearing date
September ~, 1867 ~
Terms Of fale-one-t third cash, one-third
in one yeas and one-third in two years, with
interest on the deferred payments.
Appraised at the sum Of 5000
Sheriff of Belmont county, Ohio.
Sheriff Office, St. Clairsville, Jany 10th
1861. W. pf$7,25
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feacher's ExaminatiOn.--The
Tcschsf Illumination win be held al the
usual place on Saturday, February 9th, go.
Examination in Grammar and Geography
In the forenoon, and Arithmetic and Read
ing in the afterhoom
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SHERlEF'S SALE. =

james r. Hunt vs. Jesse White, etal.
DY virtue Of manda,s TO me directed from the
ID court OF eopmop pleas ef, Belmont county,
Ohio will offer torssle Z, the front door OF tho
coup house ia 81. Clsirsville, on SQIrf 4
aellss Tuesday, February l9s 1861, -,
between the hours ofio i u and ~ N 81 said day.
the following ss,ss assS'Sssd e lSl'ows 70
north OF the south. cast koTner fof the south east
a0after OF secdon y, sasynshiP Z md range o; r
ssass ;Ssas: nsiS ns5s ss Ss srssss g
lion 3: t6enc9 south 50 ~ sssS2 26h0o perchss q
station. in thv centre of thS sesdil lhense south
35ls easi I8 100 psrcbss y the place OF egin-
nias, containing two i9 susss with the sppuIte'
nances Ihersunto belonging. .,.,,.F rrr,4
TsimsoS ssis cash' VI lRI. .0GHAHRY.
! shssifv Saics, e,s clsitssslg, January l7tA
laSigrsTj riIi,ii4 n tas tpSiatofS , lees " "
. 'fs t.4r - 49, 4 .rIIf all auainf.t
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BELMONT COUNTY, OHIO, COURT
1rsfa arO OF COMMON PLEAS. 7''ai7 1
l,l.l, Cyrus ,Mendcnhall, Plaintiff, -

sf4f,...l -i.-lr- brr vs.. ~ .tH-.tl 30 t.a 1.
Joseph Berrcns, John Horton, George H.
Waters and Jason Waters, Defendants.
TINHE. ABOVE named defendants are hereby
Il notified that on the 25th day Of October, A.
D., 1860, tho above named plaintiff filed -psti
tion in the Clerk 5 olce OF the above named conri
the object and prayer OF which is TO Recover Judg
ment against the saTd de leDdants Tor sl66.G6 with
interest from May2 1850; sS33.3l with interest
iron August 23d, 1860; 1870 with interest trom
October I, 1850, and S4O0 with interest from
October 22d, 1860, for the appointment OF a re-
ceiyeT, Tor nh 6rdef Tor the sale Of the following
Dies cribed real estate. situate in said county, TO
satisfy such judgment. namely: All thatiurnace,
land and machinery known as the Belmont Fur.
inace with its appurtensnces; also, all that,tr
oil iron ore land known rs q part tol Section Up
9, Range 8, and also part Of Secfion 8. TIP. and
Range 8, being the same land conveyed TO Cyrus
Mepdenhallby the Belmont Furnace company,
by deed bearing date March 9th, 1850, ind con-
tanning 5li acres. more or less, with the apppSte-
nances, including cars railroads and appeudages.
Also, a coal lease on the lands of VIM. CLARK,
leased by said Clark to said MendsnhSll, and sit
uatrd on the c. & p. r. h and on the Ohio river
with all the rights and privileges therein coniain-
cd, also, all that plot or piece OF ground yiag 10
front ot the Belmont FuInacs. and con taining IL
acres, and ior other proper relief, a75 81 -
The said defendants are IsquiIed 20 g answer g, by
D.S. 4 D. D. T. CowES, Al l'ys Tor Puff .
! U January ~, 1861. saiar,re' sslf-. jaiOow
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The Gaxette's charge that the Re-
publicans went into the so-called Union
meeting Of the 22nd, with the determina-
ton TO break it up in a row, is false as black
ness can make it. What motion, we ask,
did any Republican offer that was not peace
able end in order?
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LEGAL NOTICE.

- ENJAMIN DAVENPORT. OF the State ci
-, Virginia is notified that on the 18th day of
January, 1861, a petition was filed against him
and others, in civil action in the court OF CON-
mon pleas Of Belmont county, Ohio, by Wise
Pusey & Co., the object and prayer OF which are
to procure an order OF said court Tor the sale oi
the following real estate, sltt iedin said county.
as the Property OF John Ham oDd; that is TO say,
the southeast quarter of seci No 49, in town.
ship No 5 Of Range Nos, con timing 100 acres;
excepting therefrom 81 neres. 8 roods and II per-
ches, sold by said Harimond 10. Samuel Hutchi-
son. ond more particularly described in the deed
from Hammond 10 Hulchison, TO sat sly judR-
ment recovered against Hammond by Wise.
Pusey a. Co., and upon which real esinfe sad
Davenport holds mortgage, executed TO him by
said Hammond, and which is unsa tisfed upon the
The said Benismin Davenport l. required 20
answer said peiition, setting forth how much, II
nythiDg. is due hjm cn said mortgage. ON or be-
lore March 10Th. 1851. II. SKINNER.
Jan "a, lsoI,ew Attorney for plaintiffs.
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The New Methodist Church at
Bsllaire viii be opened for service and Dedi-
Gated on Sunday tho 9th day Of February.
Ministral help Is expected from abroad and
al arc invited to attend ,-s...vt ls-,,,r,
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Read the Beder state Resolution.

u thcy appear elsewhere They are the
trus restoration, in all practical effect, of
the Old Missouri Compromise. Wherein
Whey not far surpass the 'Crittcndcn
AE.endments7 The Border State have
moro backing or authority and are concili-
Sioe not an entire submission on the part
of the North Of all principle.
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Tuesday, March S 1861,


at the door Of the court house in ST. Clsirsville,
between the Iotrs Of 10 N and Of said day
the following real estate, 10 wit situate In the
cou My OF Belmont and State OF Ohio, being .
part OF the souh.east quarter Of sectiop n, Up 9
and range 8, beginning for the same at a large
W hite oak tree on the western boundary Of said
quarter shout fifty and fifty. TWO hundredths rods
south of the norih-~est corner OF said quarter,
running thence south thirty and sixty four hun
dredths rods 10 q one on the wesi boundry line
OF said quarter; thence south GLE east 20 rods.
thence south AZ rods. thence south l7ie west
eight rods; thence 80 32-i0e rods; thence nor,h
26S east 20 64-l0C rods TO pest on the end of a
lane; thence with said lane south s5io east u
rods; thence north l3o east 60 73-1eo rods theme.
in north wesle ern direction up the ravins with
q strait line TO locust tree, the fifth station or
the original sur vey OF tract surveyed for Davit
Hinton by John Kennon, thence south 6aS A.
AZ Loo Iedsio Lbs place of be gnning, contain Ing
.orty scree, more Of less Appraised at $40.
Terms o. sale cash. nur r L0CHARY.
:, SPECIAL Master
-tJ,iu ssa.nHa- -ae s..#.s
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q That Marriage Extraordinary,
which came off in the Codrt House on the
22nd. just ss might have been expected,
was Illegal as well as unpstural.
We have It from the Pf3bate Judge him
slfthat no license was issued by him for this
tnholy allhncA {SC & M iN5 =
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Belmont County, Ohio, Court 0l
Common Pleas.-.RetitiOn.

Belmont County, Ohio, Court Of
Common Pleas.--PetitiOn.
Jacob Berger, John G. Hoffman, partners
doing business under the firm name Of Ber-
'~''A' ger Il Holman,
~ siffs vs.
August Shramm, Margaret Shramm, Jassb
Swingle nrd John Swingle.
THE de afendapts. August Shrsmm and Marg
i uret sinssnin. residents OF the city Of Pitts
burah, Pas illssskc potca that a petltion was
flied seEiHst then, on the 29rh day Of November,
1850, in the Cortt Of Common Pioas, Of belmont
coanty ,obiol by Bsrger.& Hoftinnh1 Of the ieie
ofWheeiing, Va, pr ying ior .. Judgment against
them and Others for the sum ol $500, with annual
in,olsst at uid Iaie Of eight ptr cent tgY the M6
paid May 4lst and $40 paid June 9TH as interest.
and also Tor the sale of cer,sin igaged prem
ises IN ahe petition described; and that unlasl
! said pstisian isdemurred 10 OF answered. a. re-
quirsd y'iaw at the next term Of said court ths
fsnme viii be taken as true and Judgment render
BERGER & HOFFMAN.
flfl1 by their attorney, J. B, Smith.
December 27th 1860, Ct A
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1 Biunder appearedlin our report Of

n 1tuhocE hppchrcu I'LL oM iePVAe "
the so-called Union meeting. On the call
Of Poorrnan for division Of the question,
we said many were known to vote affirmative
ly three or four times. We meant mega
tively." The worst blunder arose by our
printers, for their rconvenience, ,'clipping FROM
the Gazette the resolutions Of the majority
and minority report, and by some oversight
including the false account of Capt Heaton,
Of the close Of the meeting. This portion
of the paper was proof read after we left
the Office for the night aud consequ emily es-
capped correction 'sn od1pl g;l 90 ll'.l1lt
With this correction we do. not 70 much
regret the mistake as it will give our many
readers an opportunity to see to what gross
falsehood the Gazette is driven. a Il -''sr,
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BELMONT COUNTY, OHIO, COURT
OF COMMON PLEAS.
Milton j: Burr. Administrator Of Joshua
Lamp, deceased, Plaintiff,
Michael McKearpey. DeCer

MIchael MchearDey, Defendant.
THE defendant, Michael MeKsarney, 10 here
Il by notified that on the 18Th day Of January.
1851, the above nsfned pla intiG filed a peti,io,
against ie said defendant in the cIerk,s Office OF
The above named court, the object and prayer OF
which Is TO procure nn order TO sell the following
described real estate, situa'ed 10 said county oj
Belmont and being part oi section 23, township
range .; beginning Tor It's bound aries ut a stone
marked a on VIM Bun's line and running thence
south 5si@ east l4.OS poles to q stone marked q I:
thence in the same direction until IL intersects
the bed OF the railroad; thence along said bed
IN, II u inieIsccts The Somerion road, reeeryipx
always 10 the Cthtrsl Ohio railrJad com oany
such an amount Of territory as 10 necessary for
completing a double track, us specified in an
aiticle Of agreement between said company ard
M Burr and brother; thence north slon1 said
SOmertnn road ~ poles to d stone marked T;
theme, north east 20 the place Of beginning, con.
taininR one scse, mors or less, and known As the
warehouse property. together with the privilege
Of swi'ch and railroad station granted 10 said M
Burr, upon NOR gage on said premises given ty
said defendant TO said plaintiff. 10 secure the pay.
ment OF 292 dollars January "a, 1861, and 2os dol.
lars Janu'rv IA, 1862, with interest from January
IA 1850, no partot which has been paid
The defendant is required 20 answer by March
"a 1851. DS ADAMS. CierL.
u ID T Gown, Plainiiffs Attorney.
January "a, 1851 6w
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BELLAYRE TIME TABLE.

James Frazier, advertises his splen-
Hid home just West Of town for sale. See
Advertisement 1"
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SHERIFF's SALE.

The State Of Ohio VS., Nancy AfsCourt.
RY virtue of an execution to me directe
ID from III. prabnts eourt Oh Bsfmon. county.
Ohio. wiiI offer ior sale il the town et Rafats
;yJss in.said couply, en- MONDAY, /, Fsbruary =,
1891, hsswssn'the hoafs Of o'siosk, ~ add
70 viii; One barrel of whisky. .,.- 49,, -,
TeiinS oi sale cash. P LOCH4RY.
hHe ,1llgW Si,spH Of B,lmcn, sopn,y Ohio.
{ shsnRsoMte, Spiaa.y ~ HSL-Si,E-s4li
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Tuesday, February 10, 1861,

ID court of sosnmOmyin 8 'pf fsimOnt esanry,
Ohio, lwilleell On u t.H1tfti LJllkiO VI
Tuesday, February 10, 1861,
at te front door Of the eour, house, in St. Clans
vile in said county, between the hours of 10 N
and 4 O'Clock, ~ NJ of said day. the following de.
scribed real estate, TO wit: Situnte In Belmont
county and state Of Ohio, aud known, designated
No. three t3), 10 wnship No. eight (8) and range
No. 8; beginning for the boundary Thereof at the
south east corner of said section three, thence N
with the section line one hundred perch and
eigl l,tenlhs of perch 400 Sl0) to stone plant
cd; thehce with road north bsS west l2 LILO per.
stake III the road; thence sbhtir s7eS west ~
perches 10 8. axe; thence south 2 " west 6 per-
Giles TO d stake, thence south 75e swest91 % 100
peIciies to stake; thepce sputh essst 20 100
,perches 10 d stake; thence harlh l2S east Is "a
with The section line easl ss 49, 30 perches 20 the
Ipluce Of beginning cnntnihihg 4s heres, 8 foods
,and }S perches. more or less. s..-s--.
SECOND LzBeiLga part Of section Nos and
section No. in townsfips, 3, range 6, and COM
mtncfag icrILebouLdssy AsfsofG aPi1tsg a.
the nssti -sust quarter ofsepion No 2and running
thence south 74ie easl S6i8.tO 10 ssnkej thence
north $50 east 80 90. 90, a stske;--
shencs north 25e east S7s66-l0e perchss; thence
ncrth siS east s6 perch fthspfes'notth s7,s =
along tfse road nprh iisS west 81 | 10 'psrohss
rhence north 64S west 81 BIO perchesi ibsnce s
1912 west 81 4a,l00 psrchss; thence south 7st >
west54 45zIg0 70 stskcjn the quarter sectioi
line; thenee south Win said line ITO 58-le0 pei
ehesto The place Of beginning, containing II
acres, 9roodS ahdI IfpsFctes, ..g
Second usst,spprpiied Z, tsaSs Ell LnvI
80 Sheriff af Bslmon, county, Ohio.
Shesifs Office. St. Cldfrsville. January I'm,
| n 1871 50 40 - -. l..
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EherfG,s sale.

Josiah Hinton vs.. Samuel Shepard.
RY virtue of an order Of sale to mo direc ted
- from the court Of common pleas Of Belmont
county, Ohio, l VIII ofEsr for sale on
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MASONIC and I. o. o. r. CALENDAR
Arsh nssons, meets svsry Friday svehlnr X Z
- 81 after the NIL moon.
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Beiu,ont Lodge, No. TO-, Free and Accepted Ma.
ems, mee,sevevy wednesday evening on or prsee
sins' ~'l ~ssn'i w : xrNNon W. NJ
D. q. Nstsw kresR, Secretary.
hyssle Lodge No. 100, i.o. o. F.n~
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