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Sheriff Sale.
franklin Ross.
vs. a.
A. Ross and Others. =:

DR. virtue Of An order ofsale to me directed
- from the Court Of Common Pleas, of Mon
roe county, Ohio, win offer, for sale at the
front door Of tie Court House, in this town Of
Woodsheld, between the hours of 10 O'Clock
.. N. and 4 O'Clock p. m, on s.;
Monday, Tie 18th dcy Of February, 1869.
the following described real estate situate in
said county Of Monroe, to wit: Beginning At
the southwest corner of the. northwest quar-.
ter Of section eighteen township three and
range i've, thence north with the section line
rods to the north side Of the creek;
thence up the creek sonth sixty.uns and
thres-fourth degrees west four rods aud sev.
enteen and one.half links; thence north
eighteen degrees west thirty two rods; thence
north thirty five degrees west twenty rods;
thence north twenty six degrees west eighteen
rods; thence north seventy three degrees west
seventeen rods TO section line; thence east
with the section line ffty-seven and one-haif
rods to stone seventeen rods east Of the
northwest corner Of section eighteen. thence
south over stone on the south side Of the
creek ono hundred and forty-eight rods to
stone on Resnor Dails's line; thence south
sixty-f degrees west twenty three rods aud
eighteen links to the beginning, containing
twenty EIGHT acres more or less. Appraised
at $i75. JOSEPH MYERS,
an5p5. - Sheriff N. C. y.
b. .4
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Chicago Market.

February S.
FLOUR-A shade more active, but
quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-In moderate request and
steady; sales of No. l at l 23aI 244
No. 2, 15sa1 15t, closing Fat l 15sa1
154 /; sales since Change at l 15t.
CORN-In moderate demand; sales
of new at 5Sa5S4c; no grade, 534a54c,
closing at 5S4a5Ssc for new; sales of
new at 5Sac, sellers option for the last
half of February and first half Of March
and 6O4c, buyers option for March; No.
l sold at 70c, sellers option for the last
half of February and first half of May,
and Csc, sellers option for May
OATS-In good speculative demand
opened at 51ac and ruled firm, sold up to
514c, closing at SIC.
RYE-Dull; sales Of No. at l 153
No. 2, 14f.
BARLEY-A shade more active and
higher; sales at l S3al IS, for regular
and fresh, closing quiet at SO for reg
ular No. 2.
HOGS-Dressed active at IA 00a14
371 for light; IA 75a15 90 for heavy
closing firm at IA 25al4 rs for choice
lots, dividing on 200. Live active, ex-
cited and 1Oal5c higher; sales at 11a124c
for light to good smooth.
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Meeting OF the Democratic Cen
traT COMMITTEES. ''

The Democratic Central Committee
of Monroe County will meet at Woods
field,
Monday, February Is, 1859
being the first day of Court, at 2 o'clock,
A full representation is especially de
sirable, as the time and manner of hold.
ing the County Convention will probably
be determined.
The following is list of the mem
bers of the Central Committee:
Adams-S. A. Atkinson. &c.,.
Benton-A. Meyer.
Bethel-Wm. English.
Center-Jere. Williams.
Franklin-Wm. Milligan.
Green-J. S. Holiday.
Jackson-I. N. Fouty.
Malaga-Barnett Mann.
Ohio-C. Cehrs.
Perry-Samuel Runyan.
Salem-M. Boughner.
Seneca-J. Lieuellen.
Summit. Dougherty.
Sunsbury-A. Arnold.
Switzerland-E. G. Blattler.
Washington-Jas. Watson.
Wayne-L. w. Willison.
JERE. WILLIAMS, Chm.
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Cincinnati Live Stock Market.
February l, 1869.
BRIGHTON PENS.


The receipts for the week have been
$50 Cattle, ,0l5 Sheep, and 1850 Hogs.
BEEF CATTLE-The receipts have
been fair, but the quality, medium, below
the average. The demand from butchers
being light, the market was sluggish
and closed with good many left unsold
Prices were aboutshe same as our last
We quote sales of butchers Cattle, 4a4tc
for common, 4aa54c for fair, 51a61c for
prime to choice, and 6ia7ao for shipping,
gross.
SHEEP.-Are more plenty. but with
, fair demand, prices are firm. Sales
range at 3ta44c, for common, and 4 !a54c
for good. -
HOGS.-There is but little change to
note. They are still scarce, and the mar
ket rules firm at from 10c to 11ac gross
A few extra sold at 12e.
GREAT WESTERN STOCK YARDS.
The receipts at these yards since
Friday, January 20, from all sources
have been 900 Hogs, 3O6 Cattle, 55C
Sheep, 140 mules and rs Horses. We
quote prices as follows:
BEEF CATTLE-Thc receipts have
been light and the demand being good
prices are 25c per 100 lbs higher on all
grades, the market closing steady and
firm, with all sold. Inferior grades s4a
4 SO, medium 81 75a5 25, prime S. 5Oa
6 so, and extra shipping cattle Sc 75a
Z IS per 100 lbs.
SHEEP-The supply has been more
liberal; and the market rules quiet but
firm, and at the close all were sold, pre-
vious quotations being fully sustained
We quote prices at 81 5Oa5 SO for com
mon to choice lots. ,.s 1.>-. e..
HOGS.-The market has ruled firm
all the week, the supply not being equal
to the demand, which was principally
from. m,.butchers and all were sold at the close
prices being l5a25c 100 lbs higher on
good grades. We quote light at 50 50s
10, medium $40 25al0 Is, and prime
at Sl1a11 IS. Extra heavy would bring
s12 per 100 lbs. gross.
MULES-The market for Mules was
quiet but steady, with none left over
Prices from $50 to LIS per head.
HORSES-The receipts were light
and the demand for plugs good. Prices
range from $50 to $3.50 per head.
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7:75. Lake Herring, half barrel, 4 75a
8 90. Labrador Herring, III 30.

7s75. Lake herring, nail Darrei, 'oa
5 90. Labrador Herring, II 30.
FEATHERS-In demand at Toe.
GRAIN No. l red, wheat l 30; No.
l white. l &c. Corn 7Oa75c, buying;
10a15c higher from store. Oats, 60a65c.
Rye, 25a1 30. Barley, 75al 80. :.
HAY-Loose timothy sells at 20 90
AIS 90 for good quality
LARD-Firm; leaf in tieroes 2l4c;
kegs 22c.
OILS-Lard Oil at ! 80.
MOLASSES-Choice New Orleans at
75a8Oc; Porto Rico 75c; Baltimore syrup
S0a9Oc; New York do 65a70c.
PROVISIONS-Firm; mess pork 81 90
80 50; shoulders, 15c; clear rib sides,
1Sc, clear sides Sl2c sugar cured hams,
l9c. +
POTATOES--Sales at s0a9Oc per
bushel.
RICE-Rangoon 10Ac; Carolina lie.
SUGAR--Porto Rico 13a14tc; Cuba
123c; refined crushed lie; A coffee 16c
c do 153c; g extra do l54c. c do l5c; Z
do yellow l41c.
SUDA-Bi-carbenate soda, 7a74c; sal
soda &c; soda in papers 10c.
STARCH-Foxs, Sc; Glen Cove, l34c
Maizena,, 134c.
SALT-Dairy, 8 rs; Ohio River, 2
65.
SEED-Timothy. rs.
SOAP-Family, SIC; German, &c; Eas-
tern family, 1Oa13c. -.'
SHOT AND LEAD-Bar lead, 121c;
Shot, 3 25 per bag. &
TEA-Gunpowder tea, I 40al Is;
Young Hyson, l 40al 60; Black. 9oca
l 10. -. -
= TOBACCO-Navy, 7Oa72c dark los
and Is, 7Oa72c; bright Is and 1Os, SOC;
fg lump, 10; Garrett's Snuff, 7sc; Gar
rett's Snuff, in boxes, 8 so. T.. g:
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j @ HI N w. JACKSON

F0rUdTding and Commission Merchant,
STEAMBOA AGENT,
And Dealer in General Produce
CLARINGToN, MONROE COUNTY, Quo
WITH large and safe Warehouse, at the
w Steamboat Landing, now invite the
attention Of my Friends, Shippers, Merchants,
and the Trade generally. to my compl etc ar.
rangements for the transaction Of . Forwa I'd.
ing and Commission Business. All Goods
Tobacco or produce, consigned to me, will
be either forwarded to destination with
promptness and dispatch, or STORED, II re-.
quirsd, under the very lowest charges for
Commission.
The utmost care will be exercised to keep
Packages in tho best order and protected
against the weather, and shall faithfully exc
cute the orders Of my patrons TO their entire
satisfaction. o.. =
|. Collecting your future patronage, beg leave
to assure you that my efforts to serve you
shall ever be characterized nv energy prompt.
ness and fidelity. JOHN W. JACKSON.
N. B.-James Shriver has nothing to do
with my Warehouse. am attending to all
business onnected with it personally. All
Warehouse charges due are payable to mo or
M order. JOHN w. JACKSON.
jan26w4. .. ..e.
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Road Notice,

"A PETITION will be presented to the Com.
~ missioners of Monroe county, Ohio, At
their session on the first Monday Of March,
1868, praying for change of the road lead
ing from near tho residence of Howard
Farnesworth, in Wayne township, through
tho lands of Howard farnesworth, George
Pollen, Daniel Baker, John Wilson, Basil
Reeves, Marcus Highman, Mary Lowe and
Andrew Smith, to the Town House, on Rich
Fork creek, all in said Wayne township.
feb2. MANY PETITIONERS.
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EFIn the case of the State VS.. J. N.
Kennon, charged with murder, the de-
tense applied for change of venue, on
the ground of the community being pref
udiced against the prisoner. They had
no difficulty in proving this from edito-
rails which appeared in the Assistant
Prosecutors paper at various times since
the first examination of the accused
The Judge decided to grant the change,
and set the case for trial in St. Clairs-
vile ON March 16. The bond of the
accused was renewed in the sum of S5,-
000.-Guernsey Co. Jefersonian, 18th
inst. a.
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A Nj o 8 & D II IL L q G. 8 /,
NEYS At LAW,
LICENSED CLAIM AGENTS,

WOODSFIELD, MONROE CO., o.,
A RBsuccessfully prosecuting large num-
II Der Of Pension and Bounty Claims
that have been heretofore RRJRcrRD. Those
having rejected claims should call on them
Immediately.
They are also prosecuting claims for back
Pensions. fsb2tf.
A q z N T S w a N T. ED
For tho Peoples Edition Of
Conybsars d Hoaeson's Life d Epistlss Of
" S T :. P A o L 49,.
With an Eloquent aud Able Preliminary Dis
ser.ation by Rev. LEONARD, D. D., Of Yale
College.
Embracing graphic and eloquent dslineati on
of the Early Life, education. conversion,
teachings, labors. travels, sufferings perils.
prosecutions and missionary career of ST.
PAUL; thus constituting living picture of
the great Apostle, and of tho cirou instances
BY. which he was surrounded.
A perfect Magazine of facts. BishopD. W.
Clark. OF Cincinnati.
regard II as ono of the best books ever
written. Prot. Stowe.
NJ. DdCOu udWo III UOHucVblou With tnlS
edition is a tower of Strength. Rev. Jos. F.
Tuttle, D. D., Pres. Wabash College.
l do heartily recommend it as faithful
and valuable guide in the study Of the Scrip
lures. Bishop MeIlvains.
No work in the language appreximatss it.
Rev.: Mark Hopkins, D. D. President Williams
College,.
"A great and useful book. Rev. John
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: The most interesting and instructive work
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: "A mos. 'vaiuxSis Work; learned, accurate
and wfilten ina style peculiarly attractive
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Pres. o. Wssl University.
A NeEk. Of great merit. A "God send.
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;, Rspks amongst the foremost literary pro-
ductions Of the ags. .Rsv. N. C. Burt, d. D.,
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Sale of Real Estate.

ON SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF MARcB,
" 1869, at l O'Clock P. NJ, on the premises,
will be sold to the highest bidder the follow
ing real estate, as the property Of Philip
Twaddle, decd, to wit: Southwest quarter of
southeast quarter of section thirteen township
four range five. containing forty acres; also,
southwest quarter of northwest quarter same
section township and range, co. tanning forty
acres; also, southeast quarter of southwest
quarter same section township and range,
containing forty acres-in all one hundred
and twenty acres, more or less. Subject to
dover Of Mary Twaddle.
Terms OF SAIE-0ne. third in hand, one
third in one year, one-third in two years;
deferred payments to bear interest from day
of sale, and to be secured to the satisfaction
Of the undersigned. HUGH B. HILL.
Adm'r Of the estate Of Philip Twaddls, decd.
febsH5.
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Settlement Accounts.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following
IN settlement accounts will be for hearing
Thursday. February IL, 1869:
D. Blackledgs Administrator Of Robert Black.
ledge, final.
H. Winland Administrator Of John Winland,
final.
John Slack Administrator Of George Slack,
final.
Marx Albert Guardian OF D. & J. Stukey
final
B. Starkey Guardian Of Melissa Kinsey, final.
q. Benninghaus Guardian of Lezetta Benning-
haus. final. '..
Il. Benninghaus Guardian Of Anna Bsnning-
haus, partial.
A. Buchanan, Guardian of VIM. Piokens'
heirs, partial.
Jacob Butt Gu u,rdian of Jacob Butt, Jr., par
tial.
B. Rouse Guardian Of Lewis Gates heirs, par
W. T. SINCLAIR,
ian27 ,l869w3. Probate Judge.
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@ro TIE WORKING CLASS.

7 am now prepared to furnish constant em,
L ployment 10 sil Glasses at their homes,
for their spare. moments. Business new
light and profitable. Fifty cents to SIS pei
evening is easily earned. and the boys and
girls earn nearly as much as men, Great in
dacements are offered. All who see this no.
tics please send me their address and test the
business for themselves. II not we'll satisfied,
will send 81 to pay for the trouble Of wri-
ting me. Full particulars sent free. Sample
sent by mail for ten cents. Address,
jan12w4, 8. C. ALLBN, Augusta, Ne.
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OBITUARY.

Died, Sunday morning, Jan. %, 1868,
at his residence in Belmont County, Ohio,
Bro. David Pogue.
.Ata stated meeting of Sunsbury Lodge
No. 362 F. and A. NJ, the Committee to
whom was assigned the duty of drafting
resolutions expressive of the feeling of
said Lodge, on the death Of Bro. Pogue,
reported the following, which were unan-
imously adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Supreme
Architect of the Universe to remove
from our midst our worthy brother David
Pogue, while in the meridian of life and
usefulness; and while we bow in humble
submission to the dispensation of Him
who doeth all things well, may we each
remember the divine injunction, "Be ye
also ready Deeply as we deplore the loss
of our brother, whose social communion
we can no longer enjoy, we extend fra
ternal coincidence to the bereaved family
and d'friends in this the hour of their af-
fiction; and in the beautiful spirit Of the
Christian theology we would say that,
-sHe who tempers the wind to the shorn
lamb looks down with infinite compass
sion upon the widow and fatherless; ;
therefore, be it
Resolred, That by the death of Bro.
Poeue, our Lodge has sustained loss
which time can never fill, and his wife a
companion and his children father,
whose memory, will ever remain fresh in
their affections, and the community an
ever faithful, worthy and upright citizen,
Resolued, That the members of this
Lodge tender to the bereaved widow,
children and relatives their heartfelt sym
pathies; and while with them we mingle
our tears of gfief, we rejoice with them
also nfl1e hope that be had finished his
worn well upon earth and has been called
10 rekb higfeNasd in that Celestial Lodge
"a high.
: Resolved, That in testimony of respect
for the memory Of our departed Brother
the Lodge be clothed in mourning and
theebrethren wear the usual badge for the
space of thirty days; and that copy Of
these resolutions be presented to the
d. family of the deceased, and be published
in the HSpirit of Democracy" and Bel
mont County papers.
ALBEIT j. PEARSON,
ANDERSON HILL, Com
eay SHANKLIN THoRKBERRY
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/. ~Sherif's Sale. !.
E. B. Long, & Co.
- ve
:; j oseph ,Wehr,


DY virtue. of. . yendi. ex. to me directed
ID froms the Court of Common Pleas Of
Monroe County, Ohio, win offer for sale at
the front door of the Court House In the
town Of. woodsfsld, in said county, on .
Monday.the 15tA day of February 1869.
between. the s.dours of 10 O'Clock a. m. and
4 o'clock p. m. on. said day the following
property situate in said county to wit: Being
the same sold and conveyed by Hager 4 Har-:
ris to Joseph wehr, by deed, dated April 8,
1854; recorded in'vol. l4page 53l, situate in
the southwest quarter Of section IL township
I and range Z, and more particularly deserib-
ed as follows, Beginning tor the same at q
stake marked with. cross situate eastward
and within three or four rods Of the north
east corner. of lot No. 40 in the town of Calais;
th ence' north nineteen and one-half degrees
east six rods and fourteen links, thence north
eleven and ~ons.haf degrees east four rods;
thenoei south seventy and one-half degrees
ssst one rod and fourteen links; thence south
eleven aud lane-haH degrees vast four rods;
thence sonth,sevsaty-six and one-half degrees
east six lods and eight links; thence south
fifteen degrees east four and one-half rods;
thence westward to the place of beginning,
containiBsty estimation hfty.,wo square rods.
Also the 1tonewiug premises in said county
being the sama decided by Hager;& Harris to
Joseph sWshf, ApIil l. 49, 4, recorded in vol.
IA, HAsS5 5s2 to%it: Being apart Of lot No.
80 in Calais, beginning for the same At stone
on the southern boundary line of said lot and
a past Of lot No: as; thence south eighty -four
dacr.aa ast forr rods. thenca north seventv
and 6ne.hslf degrees east four and eight
tenth rods thence north one and one-half
degrees 7ysst sixteen. and four-tsntn rods;
thence south, eighty-four and one-half de.
grees west four rods; thence south fourteen
and three;fsurth degrees west. seventeen and
sixteenth, rods TO the beginning, containing
by estimation one hundred and two rods,
more or;lesss q vs.. !. -. -. ,...- o.
Taken in execution as the property Of Jo-
ssph 'Wshr at the suit Of 3. B. Long and
Others. pa ~! JOSEPH MYERS,
jau5w5. sheriff II. G. o.
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Cincinnati Market.

February b.
FLOUR-Unchanged and dull.
GRAIN-Dull and unchanged.
COTTON-Quiet; middling 2Sic.
WHISKY-Dull at Csc.
MESS PORK-Strong and rather
higher; sales at 80 90 cash; also buyers
option for this month at the same rate.
LARD-Firm but quiet at 20tc.
BULK MEATS-Quiet but firm ;sales
100000 pounds at 134al54e, delivered
at Lafayette, Indiana, and 10000
pounds at 13ta15c here, loose.
BACON-Firm; sales 60 hogsheads
at 143c shoulders, and 171alSc for clear
rib and clear sides. s
HAMS-Sugar cured in demand at
l9al94c.
BUTTER-Unchanged and quiet at
2Sa33c.
GOLD-134i buying.
EXCHANGE-Steady.
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HTwo men named John McDougsl
and John Sprague, were arrested on Tues,
day, in Bridgeport, charged with break
ing into the dry goods store of Thomas
Taylor, at Jimtown, Monroe County, on
January a They were brought to
town and committed to Jail to await the
Sheriff of Monroe County.-St. Glars
piue Gazette, 4th inst.
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GOES COUGH BALsdM

This leas tried and y~psIas Rsosdy b
assin oallsd 10 the attention Of the IuhSssp
Az often ~ the ysar. rolls around. the prs<
pristors annually make, their bsw 70 the pss-
pie, and remind them that aA,agst the
many things rsQaieed for the health. cen.
fort and sustenancs. Of the falRily through
the long and tedious msnths Of uisssr, Cs''s
Cough Balsam should not Ss. forgotten. feS
years It haa kesn household .neaioius-asa
mothers anxious tor the safety Of thsir shii
dren, and all who sp6sr from any disease Of
the throat, chest and lungs, cannot afsra ~
be without It. In addition to the oraiharv
four ounce 80 long in ths market. We pss
furnish our mammoth family siss bottles.
which will, Ia common with the ether size,
be found at all Drug storss.
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Allegheny Five Stock Market.

CATTLE-Prices ranged from 4 50s
5 so for stockers for medium butcher
stock, 6 50a7 90, and for prime butch
er's stock Z 5oas. so per hundred. The
quality was fully up to the usual stand
ard of the market, and the pens empty
before the close of the market.
SHEEP-The number on sale num-
bered some 23OO head, ranging from
50a2 so per head for the lowest grades
8 50a4 so per hundred for common to
fair, and 00a6 90 per hundred fol
prime to extra.
HOGS-The supply bas been very
light and prices again advanced over
last week, with sales reported in retail
way at II OOa14 so per hundred, gross,
as to quality.
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wT The murderer Carr, who so bru-
tally killed Miss Fox, near Hendrysburgh,
was removed to the county Jail on Mon
day evening last Considerable excite
ment was shown as he left Daniel Mum
mas, where he has been confined since
the murder, until able to be removed
The ball, he thinks, is in his side below
his lungs--his windpipe is healing SLOW
ly, and his physicians think his chances
for recovery good. He can converse,
and is not backward in answering ques-
tions in relation to the murder. On
Tuesday there was quite rush to get a
glance at the monster as he sat IN his
room in Jail reading the Bible. We ,un-
derstand he manifests but little interest
as to his ultimate fate.-St. Clairsvitle
Gazette, 4th inst.
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Real Estate Transfers.

RECEIVED SATURDAY, FEB. S 1863.
William Miligan to Joseph Markey
Franklin Township. 40 acres, $1,000.
F. Bartenshlag to Geo. Rose, 40 acres
Wayne Township, $3.50.
Geo. Rose to F. Bartenshlag, 10 acres
Wayne Township, Sl050.
Fred. Ross to G. G. Thomas, Lot No
80, Garington, $3.50.
Alfred Taylor to Benz. Kenny, 10 acres
Bethel Township, $3.50.
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Notice oTownship Treasurers,

TOWNSHIP rreasursrs are requested to
i meet at the Auditors Office, on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, the 22d. 23d and
24th days Of February,to make settlement for
their respective townships. Treasurers are
required to produce certificates Of election;
and furnish evidence that they have given
bond to the satisfaction of the Trustees be-
fore the funds belonging to their townships
can be drawn. SAMUEL GRIMSHAW,
feb9W4. Auditor N. C. o.
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Master Commissioners Sale.
- Mary E. Cook
/. ..:-.. p. vs..
G w. McMahon.

p1'rirtue Of an order Of sale 10 mo directed
u from the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe
county, OHIO, will offer for sale at the door of
tho Court House, in the town of Woodsield, !,
betweeu the hours Of 10 o'clock 4. nj. and 4
o'clock Pm, on 1T. ~
Monday, tho l5th day of February, 1852.
tho following described real estate situate in
said county, to wit: The southwest quarter OF
the nesthsast t;quafteref section: three township
two Of range f9ug, containing forty aeres more
ortess.
i, Ordered 'tv7hs sold as5-ths property of g. W,
NeMahon, al, ,thss suit Of Mary E. Cooke.
: Ss.9j -''ss ~ = JOSEPH MYERS.
e: Isnt2wS;o lei: Sheriff and Special Ma