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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-02-27

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BELLAIRE IRON Works BURNED.L
About three o'clock on Sabbath NOR
ming the extensive Nail Works at Bell
aire were destroyed by fire. This loss
will he a serious one to the builders and
owners of this establishment, as. well as
to the town of Bellaife. The only cheer
ing circumstance connected with the
affair is the good judgement manifested
by It's proprietors in securing SO large a
policy of insurance, which will, perhaps,
enable them to rebuild without much
delay. The following particulars of the
occurrence, given by one of the proprie-
tors, we copy from the Wheeling Intel
ligencer.
AT IL o'clock on Saturday, as Is usual
in such establishments, all operations
ceased, and only few persons remained
during the afternoon, whose duties re-
.quired them to be there until night.
The fires under the boilers, in the fur
naces. and stoves had all died cut. When
the watchTilan examined the premises
about dusk, he found every thing all
right Thus matters remained until
about three o'clock when the watchman
discovered the building in which the
nail machines are located, to be on fire
In three places, some distance removed
from each other. The alarm was quick
ly given, but by the time any number of
persons had reached the Works, the
flames had made such rapid progress
that no human power could save them
The buildings were built chiefly of pine
lumber and burned like tinder. But a
comparatively. short time was required
to reduce the whole establishment to a
mass of black and smoking ruins.
The loss is estimated at $4,000, on
which there is an insurance of $40, 600
$4,000 of which is held by the National
and Germania, of this city, i'm equal
amounts, and the balance Is distributed
among five companies i'm New York,
Hartford, and Cincinnati. The general
impression is that 1t was the work of an
incendiary, and the fact that it originat-
ed in q portion of the building where no
fire had been used for several hours pre-
viously, and that the flames burst forth
simultaneously at several points, seems
to warrant the conclusion. What motive
any one could have for destroying an
establishment of such character, we
are at Il loss to conjecture, and the man
who could willfully put tile torch to it is
fitted for the commission of any crime in
the calendar 1rIm,i 1a s
The Bellare Nail Works were erected
during the past fifteen months. They
were not yet fully in operation; only
about half the contemplated number Of
nail machines had been fitted up and set
to work. While the loss is divided
among some fifty or sixty stockholders,
1t will fall heavily. on some who had put
all their hard earned savings of years
into the enterprise. Besides the pecu-
mary loss sustained there will be the
additional loss of time required to re-
build, whith will be several months If
the association so determine. We trust
they may do so at as early a day as prac-
ticable.
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Sheriff's Sale Of Real Estate,

ID. %. ALkinsOn e DO10 II =" n
VS.. LBelmont Con, n,n, r,,A.-
Thomas s. Darts 'e"s'
RY VIRTUE ofan Alias Order. of sale in the
-. apove case issued and to me directed will
3rer qI Ior sale, at the front door of the Court
House, In st. Clairsville, in said County. on
stn Wednesday, March IL, Is6s,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and a o.
CLOCK n OF said day, the following described
situate in the County of Belmont lot No. A.
IN IN ~, tne Town Of Hendrysburgh, bounded Us fol,
West by Swaney or villains LOT. on the North
Coy. ~ 'i iu -nc-
TERMS OF SALE: Cash on day of sale. mag
Appraised at 81, ,l6S s6. - Iri
SAML. B. PFER, shfr. Bel. Co., O.
z. TALLMAN, Atty for Plff
sheriff's Once st: Claifsviiie, Feb. q, lscs
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I, orAfs,@1ws nsts assso fe~ssf oesset sssv
bush; f0bush. from depot at &c. and 80 bush.
aSry Hn 'lSrf s5r % sqt pors 2 3. n 3,
80 bush at depot ut 81 feV busi. f3areiy IN re-
qnestsnd sales noted Of 100 bush 70 arrive AZ
also forty sacks IN depot, % 10 Qnlusbe, t,nies
noted OF car, white ear corn, ~ eec, and 4 car
AZ eleystor.t y. o. -, ~ ti ooy bushei For wheat
paying s'r y red wintsf y so@3 y, and foi white
- oosr ! MykL.,-'We auots corn meal at o. oSsi
.fLoyR There Is a moderate trade doing q,
si2 0O@l2 70 Tor winter; $40 50611D Is for choice
pring, and % oo@l0 90 Tor medium. !. n TgITT
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BURdLARY.--Last week, the store
room of A. Sheets, Bellaire, was broken
into and about one hundred and seventy
five dollars worth of goods taken. The
thief pryed the back-door open with
q crow-bar, aud entered during the alb
sence OF the clerk, whosleeps in the store.
The burglary was committed before ten
o'clock at night.
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ZANEsvILIE BRIDGE SCHEME.-The
bill to purchase the bridge over the Mus
kingum River at GAINESVILLE, and pay for
1t out of State or National Road funds,
was defeated in the House of Represen-
sentatives last Wednesday, as will be
seen by reference to the Legislative pro-
ceedings published elsewhere. Itwould
have been great outrage to pass this
bill and we are pleased to see that Messrs.
Kennon and Nichol, the representatives
of this County, voted against it.
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The editor of the Gazette seems to be
very much tickled over his new title of
Bat Pomeroy. He has no ambition that
goes beyond desire to play second fiddle
and to be considered haG great a black
guard as Brick Pomeroy he conceives to
be enough to satisfy his ambition. a.,,
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To BE REBUILT.-We learn that the
Bellairs Iron and Nail Works are TO be
rebuilt without delay. All of the hands
engaged in the Works are to be set at
work Immediately clearing away and
preparing for the new building. This
prompt action Of the Company COM
nsnds it to the public as an enterprising
firm, and entitled to the support of our
citizens ,. ..,,..r .t..5 .--lEr rr,4
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s-l..mor. C.,,,s ,s.r...s--r.,r...-, ,. 40. 40

b>hNmoFe Csttfe harset--Fsbrusry 40
Z. BgEK ,C%STLE.--Tbe offerings - Che saeals.
during the past week apeunted TO ,zI4 hesd,
go head sarie nom ohio, 35l from IiIlnois. SIS
from Virginia, ard - from West Virginia, over
The baltimore a OHIO Railroads and H from
MsrylsMnd NJ on foot. % the receigts 6eo head were
grazpg, lf0 sold 70 speculators fof Eastern mar
kets, &0 head 70 Washingtod and Annapolis
butchers, IS reshipped 70 PHILADELPHIA without
being offered here, snd the bslnnce Ion over nm
sold. Prices ranged as follows: Old COWS and
and cows s. o0@5 ~ fair TO good stock cattle se
0Ot@7 0I fair quality beeves " 1900 rs, and the
very best beeves eS ootpl0 90 y 100 bs the aver
age price being ebont - rs gross. The general
quality Of the offerings was much better than
last week, while prices renisin about the same,
showing only slight decline. M II !. ~ = : =
SHHEP.-The arrivals have not been lnrxe dur
ing the past week, amounting 10 only 2,7lO, bat
the market In ab1ndantly supplied and rates
lending downward. Prices ransef as follows:
Hoos. The market n well supplied, but chief.
" with still fed hogs. Prices have varied hut
little from those Of last week, the market being
fairly active at sli 80 TO Sl3 % 100 ms net the
receipts were4 4y5S2 5tJf. IFfH7i 7I---'i III
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~KNocKED DowN.--One might last
week, Patrick Kelley, an Irisbnaan of
Bsllaire, who, it seems, has offended some
of his countrymen, of that place, by join
ing the Sons of Temperance, was knock
cd down by one eff them, with billy"
cutting his head pretty severely. 81 ~
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gew advertisements.
500 REWARnIIII

'TNHE above reward W i'll be given to anv per.
son who will furnish q sample of Carbon
on, CLEARER, WHITTIER, PURER, that viii
In any respect, than the Carbon oil we are
selling forS0cts per gallon. I-1l- 80 .i'1f@'N
feN g. CARROLL d MITCHELL
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d Z Z D

BROWN.-On the 91st ult., in Colerain Town
his age - ~, = . - -
LET me die the death OF the righteous, let my
kELSEY;--Qn Saturday, 25th, at his residence
IN smith township, afIer "a lingering illness
Robert Kelsey, In the sixty-second year OF his
DUBOIS.-1n this city, on Sunday, the 9th inst
Mrs M. L. A., wife of MajorJ N. Dubois, aged
Her stay With us has been short but it with be-
long RENE mbered. A little more than q year
agd she LEFT 3ler Western home a beautiful, ac-
cofnpfished bride, to-day she is taken back to
her aged parents cold In death. While in our
midst she bad made many friends Her warm.
fotn kindness and hospitable nianner, endear-
ed her 10 al who Snew'her She was d devoted
wifi, affect tionate sister, q true friend, and an
hearts tender their sympathy to the distressed
husband in his great affiiction,-[Ka Kansas City
Daily Journal OF Commerce. "A #Nf7 VI u 60
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O'u cDnSuuing Rooms, No Odd FsHo,Ss'
6"'oi"0 Monroe Street, Wheeling, Wed Va
THOS. j. KISNER, M. D..
pEACIICAL AND CONSULTING PHYsIcr.
q, = .if ~ toI o az piskAsEs OF CHRONIC NATUEz
iheioent 10 'he human family. viz: = :
DISEASE OF THE AIR PASSAGE
Nasal Catarrh, ozena, Asthma and I,opsump.
'ion' as well rs all diseases OF the Heart and
DIGESTIVE SYSTEM.
Indigestion, Liver Complaints. Dlarrhea Dys.
ehtery, consumption, Piles, Re-. and ALI
AFfEcrfGSs OF THE NERyors SYSTEM
Irritation, Spinal Cord Epilepsy. Chorea. Mem.
raisia and Nervous Debility and ali atfection.
arising from an N 80 '--'e '''''- '
.Jr y IHrsnE STATE OF BIoop.
Scroiulous Sores. Enlarged Glands. Ulcers and
S.tt.nnate OSnsut.nate 51in Diseases, Rheumatism Wbite
SWeilng, &c. His system is the only tru. ans
suecessiui one Tor the treatment OF all
1.i- DISEASES PECULIAR TO FEMAIEs
Painful, Profuse and Suppressed Menstrpatfo,
L@ucorrhea, Falling Of Womb, with all the syJns
~ ZEN, panlments such as Palp,aii0n
w. Sc. special attention given to all
DISEASES OF THE GRNIro-uRISARY oxc.r.3
yis; Inflammation OF Kidneys and Riayd.,
Drlbbiing and Scaiding of Urine DficnT we,
Suent and Painful UrinatiOn, Gravel anu, MS.
DetiS Gnonorrhea, Gleet, ,StrictsYe and Sy nbiIis
Spsrinatorfhea and fmPoteucy and ali Neryops
.Auectlons consequent upon YOUTHFUL INpIs-
tfsfaction as to result of treat n,cnt So 80,
munications confidential and prouplIy notice.1
0heuicines, cash. guaranty give in Ali casas
where personal and direct examination is
made. o!hce hours.l p. ". 10 o p ~ Send 10
cents for " Peoples Medical Hght-Ho House." -
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RENO VAL
J. BICKHAM.
Income & Special Taxes

A Ill PERSONS in interest, are hereby nou
IA Ned, that they are required 10 make out and
report their incomes, for the year ending Janu-
ary LIST, 1865 and TO make application for Special
Tax, that is, Lcenced Tax and report all taxa
bic articles under the Internal Revenue laws OF
the United States. -I-' - ~ -
All Administrators Executors and other f.
duciary officers, are also required by law to re-
port all moneys, effects or property in their
charge or trust, or that has been since a. either
ported. .-- p = " : -
will visit each towpship for the accommoda-
tion Of parties to list the above Taxes at the fol-
lowing places, viz:
st. Clairsyilie, February llth, 18th and 18th.
LOydsvilie, ~ J" I4th ~ - ~.
Morristown, " 18th and 10th. i, d.
Flushing, Goth and 2lst.
Hendrysburgh, 18th and 18th.
Somerton, "a" 9th. .sr --'ll
New Castle, ,,s ". 18th. ... ID.
Barnesville, March 3d. 4th, 5th and 9Th.
And at my office in Belmont on Saturday and
Monday of each week, where reports can be
made until the Annual list is completed
Parties attending at the places and time men
TONED above will save themselves trouble and
ment. ..-f ALONZO r. MIIIER
Jan, %, 49, Asst. Ass'r. ID Div. 10th Dist. o.
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"IowA IN 1S67-8n-This is the title of
work issued in six numbers by J. r.
CARY of DEsMoINEs, Iowa. 1t contains
q State Map and running description of
counties and towns, and sets forth the
general features and advantages of Iowa.
Ten7cents per number, fifty cents for the
six. HI JUL AK G.tLil3 ~ III
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Belmont Common Pleas.
ON1Tad OHsch, PuI1
vs.. J
Ellsnh<fl nrl.I M L
Petition for Divorce.

vs.. SPetltfon Tor nxorox
E7tsdoefh Ottsch Detr. -''s
THE Defendant. Elizabeth oltsch. is b.rebv
notlned that the petitioner Conrad Oltsch
S1 Sn the 18TH day OF December, 1Sg7 filed In the
clerks ofice Of the Common Pleas Court OF said
Sounty, petition, charging that the said pc
IendanL mas been guilty Of extreme cruelty To-
wards the Petitioner, in this; in Noyerni,sr isa1
purlng MS hail. splitting in his face cursina MIN
cainng MIN a whore master, charging him with
ln nPotency, &C.. and that she was guilty OF gross
neglect Of duty In this; that she wasted and
s nnsnea the goods and property of petitioner,
ana praying for a divorce for these reasons2
said petition will be for hearing at the next
term Of said Court - 80 N'
Jan. 80. l8as-6w " ~ Sti''"ne''
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EfszI.
Notica.

IAMEs d. HEIMs, ELIzABETIr O. LIGHT.
% FOtyT and Henry a. Lightfoot her husband
and hlizs L>ifeirns, who reside IN Adams Conn,
W lnlnols John W Helms, who resides In Linn
stokes her husband. and Henfftta Helms. who
reside In scott County, lows, dcfsndsnfs, ure
iees, Hannah NJ. webb and Edward q. Webb her
husband; Med IN the Clerks once OF the Court
tpeir petition against said defendant ts ana otl,
ers, praying partition Of The following descrIbs.,l
reri estate, namely: The West half on the so,lth
10 said County ~ Belmont, or N the same wi
not otpartitionwithout fnanifsstinjury then thatit
by the 18th day of March, Isss = :, %
.aT .F HANNAH NJ. WEBB shd
- EDWARD q. WEBB
~; cLAIa KELLY, ATTY fof Pins. = 80 r.
Feb. 9, Ises-ew l. -
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Just Received and for Sale.

BY ROBINSON, STURGEON d co. .
C00 BBLS. PATTON'S CHOICE FAMILY
AOO FLOUR.
g g Sbs Sbls Ralsey,. p,1s rs No Buckwhsa T,o.r,
10 {" choice Leguira
10 bbls. choice Drfps Syrup .'
Bridgeport Jan. q 1858 l.! ...
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Spau aud county ale.rs.

CoURT.-The Court of Common Pleas
commenced on Tuesday, Judge Way on
the bench. The docket has been called,
the Grand Jury empannelled, and some
other business transacted.
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Belmont Common Pleas. b
u~'s a.s's, sas'"' Petition for divorce. ''..a

he""U WnND1T.J
THE defendant, Henry Wagner. Is hereby
Il notified that the petitioner, Maria Wagonef
on the "a day Of October, 1857 filed in the Clerks
once OF the Common Pleas Court OF said Noun-
g.s petition, charging that the said defen ndant,
nes Deen wilfnlly absent from the petitionsr
for more than three years, and that tbe said d..
fendant has been guilty Of extreme cruelty To-
wards me petitioner, a. follows, 10 wit: That he
on or about the 18th day Of September. Isj2
Mnlle IN Mt OF great angers struck the petition,
en- over the head, lace and hands with n club
hn9 ..,1 ss the same time swearing that he would
XIII ne, &c. safd petition sets up the fact that
the defendant is the owner In fee simple OF the
one undivided half interest of the coal nnder
me following DESERVED premises In belmont
County, Ohio, near the town Of West whesling
n saio county, the same being the L, half OF the
y. W. quarter OF Section %, TownshIp a and
Range 2-and also that he IL the owner In fee
simple Of the undivided half interest OF two
acres Of surface. adjoining the sft,res,.id eoaI
neld. The said petition prays the said Court for
aDivorce for the reasons therein set forth and
that the described coal and surface may be de.
ereen ner AZ aimony and for other allowances.
term Of said Court. n sFl-7-T7'l = - ~
Jan. 80, IsSS-ew ~
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Origin and History of tn 3
Books of the Bible.

Bf PROF. CALVIN Z. STOWE, d. d. =
A work Of real value and an almost In dtsn.r-
sable companion OF the Bible showing what th,
oloie is nor what 1t is, and how to use il: an =
s@erihg all me objections to its authentjcity
urged by modern infdels, and tracing the ari-
monty OF each book up 70 its inspired aufhors,
giving Nast amount of Information heretofore
locked up in very rare and costly yolnmes ma.
King King one OF the most popular books ever pub
100 AGENTS WANTED. lu
experienced agents, clergymen ladies' school
teschcrs ana others should send at once for cir,
cuiars giving further information. Address. =
ZEIGLER, McCURDY & CO., Z
ho'-ih" 5N Chestnnt-st., Philadelphia, Pa.
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GclA gems.
No. % Maiden Lsns. Z

Nsp York, Dec. IA, 1867.
In my Card of Nov: l, 1857, I stated
that, :" for the purpose of m ore fSally
supplying the wants Of the public,
aud In order TO prevent unseruPus
fops dealers rom pAlming on. lnfe>
Morton Gold Pens, i shall here
a1cr sell mo- goods at wholesale
except only 20 daily appointed and
authorized Agents., etc. To this
plan I have since strictly adhered.
~ In sccepting Agents., great o&rs has
been exercised to appoint those who,
By long-continued fair dealing, have r
acquired a reputstion for honesty.
responsibility. and probity men In
whose word the public have learned to
place ecrfddenos. Thsse Agents havs
agreed to keep full assortment of my
pens, and to sell them a . my published
prices. Thus the public are supplied
by them with just such pens as they
want, either as to writing or price, and
Get a full eduivalent Tor the monsy
paid- I u ~
No agent Is appointed TO travel ffoSs
place to place, or canvass the sottutr b, =
30 that all who want q Mortcn 0oil
Pen must get 1t frend the Local Agent 8
OF from heasdttartars. sL insi l,.at
~ lions iised spply for the Agency or,
eept in conformity TO the above, ths
upefM di,epunt $40 Clubs !, bsln4
ssfheisnt ndueS4,eat 70 all othsrl < d
a: HoaroN
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CoNcpEr., 'sExHIBIrIoN land ssTAB-
LEAyx VI ,VANTs.-0ur friends of the
ME-. Church and Sabbath School are
making great preparation for real lire
Concert, Exhibition and Iableaux VI
Iqnts, at Welday's Hall, on Thursday
Eve, the aib of March. Some, two hun.
drsd persons will take part in the exers
cises, and we confidently expect rich
treat. 1t isa delightful way to spend
AN evening or two and we trust our. .citi-
zens will hail this effort as = desirable
opportunity TO jolify, and renew those
sdcial feIatioig which make life desir-
able and profitable. Come out friends
ana encourage the young folks and old
fsiks in their efforts TO amuss and in.
strQetI ais 1ne .air ,lalIIo y sy.Ttellgaal
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IMPROVED PLASTIC SLATE
ROOFING PURPOSES.

A PATENT WAS ALLOWED THE UNDER.
"A signed, Jan. ID, 1865, for an improved Plas-
tic Slate Composition" The coming season L
roofing. So that the Improved Plastic STATE Roof
i'g shall not be broughtinto disreputo by specu-
lators, In ceai bank sfats Persons who may have
Ro0FING to do in the Spring or Summer, will do
well to address me soon and get my circulars
with testimonials attached. - : =
TO OPERATORS IN PLASTIC ROOFING,
those desirous OF operating In It. offer speciai
sndlce,ne,its, Ishall not burthen you with Roy
atty" butwi sell You the il'itHf1N OH -
STATE, COUNTY, OR TOWNSHIP RIGHTS.
and furnish you the Pulverised slate-the
pure article--35 per cent. less than ID has
ever been sold at Address for circular, etc.
II. C. GRAVES,
ja3o-4w . uf i.o GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
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EDUCATIoN.-Our citizens enjoyed the
pleasure of listening to lecture on Edu-
cation, delivered last Friday evening at
the N. E. Church, by DIR. l.. G. Loomis,
President of the Wheeling Female Col
lege.
The lecture was very attentively list
.ened to, and the theory of imparting in
struction to young scholars, as advocated
by the lecturer, and exemplified by the
rscitations of his little boy, who is about
eight years of age, was so manifestly
practical, and in accord with reason and
common sense, that the audience mani
fsstsd its approval of it by continued ap-
plause. EEi3 q ~ ~ rE 81 Cy A
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finaurfsl ara Commercial.
Pittsburgh IA Market

GS5g ssSssa Il New York on Tuesday even
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ArMf,sT A FIRE.--0n Sabbath morn
tnR our ch,xensl were aroused by an
aInrs, of fire. - general rush was made
for Marietta Street, where the alarm
originated, andits causesoon ascertained.
The house of Jas Osborne vas found to
bs:on Are. 1t tissupposed that thu sparks
from the chimney Of the Kitchen failing
on the roof where it joins the front bull
ding ignited the shingles and communi-
Gated to the weather-boarding. BY an
early discovery and prompt action the
fire was extinguisbed before it had made
much head-way, A few moments later
it would have been impossible to have
saved the building. sf.,qr,fI esro z,
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Proba.ta Cn1art

~ A(ChON1 NJ lll Ia. D..
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the follow
IN ing named Executors Administrators ana
Guardians have filed In my Office ut ST Glars.
Vile, Olno, their accounts and vouchers for set-
i: ]. 9. Drennen, Exr of Margaret Aie1ander,
decd. no 1.4 M I.ftI f FlSIlIl n ~
Caldwell Dunn. Guardian OF Robert Dunn,
ward. r4-,
Robert r. Evens, Guardian OF Sarah T.. Clark
and Nancy Il. Clark, wards. s-.I rlIII' 90 -
Mary Jane Gosney, Ex'r OF George W. Gosney,
WIN. W. tyne, Admir- OF Apollo stephens,
Eobtt Aleander' admir- of Margaret ArcGregor.
George X. WISE Ex'r of George wise. decd.
James GLADDEN., Guardian of Mary c., James
w. eliza j., John I. and Margaret h. Stonbrak-
John MeKisson. Guardian OF william s. Nc
John McKisson. Guardian Of isabella G. Daily.
Rsece Lewis, Admir- Of las. r.. Thomas, dsc;d. 4
Geo Thornboronsh, Admir- 3of John Falconer, |
decd. . -.,.. 40 4 - -, - III flf-o :. :
James McAIillen. Guardian -of Joseph McsiiI-
Anderson J. MeGrew and los. C. McGrew Ex m |
of Finley u. Mctsrew, decd. gtts "a f1 3sej br 4
fsral Steer, Admir- Of Rachel Berry, decd. n
The first eight above named will be for hear
Ing aud settlement ON the 18th and the remain 4
ing nve on the 2Yth day OF February nexL IN ),
-. W. CAsli0LL-sJ Probate Judge. I
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1868-02-27
Sherif's Sale of Real Estate,

Herry Briggs In Partition.
Hi.ha Briggs, J Belmont Common Pleas.
Rf VIRTUE OF AN ALIAS ORDER of sale
IN the above case issued and TO me directed.
VIII offer for sale, ut the front door Of tie
S0urt House, In st. Clairsville, Belmont County,
Monday, Msreh s3, 1858,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock ~ NM, .,
CLOCK ?. 4. OF said day, the following described
OF Ohio 10 wit: ' '"A'A ""A '''"'e '''"'e
"a TRASr. Beginning 1898 perches South of
the Nortnwest corner of Section No. 5, Town
EMP Ranges thence South so perches
Gnehce East 50 perches: theuce North $Os per.
ches; thence West So perche<, TO the pIaca ~
oesgS1nTnlng, II Tpg, containing acres more or less 1 =
the above described premises eurehasedS Nv snis
simon Briggs from James Day. : - T-0' 9--"N' 90"
TEENS OF SALE: One-third cash one-tbird IN
one year and one-third in two years. with In
terest on deferred payments, -,D' ''A. " "
Appraised at, ID Tract $40, ... ,I
30 Tract $40.
SAML b. PIPER. Sheriff Belmont Co. q.
=; ii. COLLINS, Atty for Petitioner.
shefin OHice, st. Clairsville Feb % 1868.