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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-19

CHARGED WITH STEALING a Cow
Saturday evening a man named Samuel
Foster was arrested and brought before
Esq, Gillespy, charged with the larceny
Of COW. In consequence Of Fosters
condition the Justice deemed 1t best to
postpone the examination until to-day.
Five hundred dollars bail was required
Tor his appearance, which he could not
secure, and was sent TO Jail. On the way
there the officer had some trouble with
him, and was compelled to call bystand.
er to his assistance, &c was finally lodg.
cd in prison.
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SUMMARY.

A pony race came of subsequently,
which afforded much amusement for tho
crowd During the evening several foot
races were gotten up to pass away the
time of those who remained. The great
majority Of those present left the grounds
immediately after the regular races were
over.
Weekend to the authorities our thanks
for the courtesy shown us, and especially
to the President, Mr.. Hornbrook, for the
delicious grapes furnished each afternoon
to the reportOrial corps, ,o,,,,
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CHILD "NIoss," the bell man,
was ont on a mission, yesterday. A child
about two years old had wandered away
from home, and Moss had been engaged
to makesearch for ii. We could not as!
certain the name of the little wanderer,
but we heard, last evening, that twas
found on Monroe street, and taken to is
home. - - 40,
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Police CoURr.-There was a solitary
case before the Police Court, Saturday
morning. Robert Cooper was arrested
for disorderly conduct on the Fair
Grounds, Friday, and appeared before His
Honor to answer therefor. The case was
heard, and resulted in fine Of fiyo dollars
being imposed, together with bill Of
costs Of nearly IN equal amount g..L.
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AGRouND. -Thesteamer Hudson onller
last tripup from Cincinnati, got aground
on Captina bar, Friday, and did notget
of until sometime Saturday morning.
She .came up to the mouth Of the creek
here, but could not get over the bar, and
dropped down Just above Belmont landing.
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NAtardaI, OetobeF eOlh, lSiO,

Il acres Of land; attuated about 8 miles north Of
the city. on the east side of the new Turnpike
Road now being constructed nom Wheeling to
Glenn's Run. Said deed Of trust was given BY
said R B. Woods on 40 acres Of land, being the
northern part Of the home farm Of A. P. Woods.
deceased, and Joining lands with the estate Of
David Garden, deceased, on the cast side Of the
Ohio River, TO secure the Merchants National
Bank OF West Virginia tho payment Of a, 900 in
SIX months from date, aud the payment Of any
note or notes that may be given In renewal Or in
part payment Of the same; 5000 having been
paid on said note, and IS l.10 acres Of said tract
(which was sold to Jacob LASH being released,
ALE will be made OF the residue C2l acres) Of the
tfRet, default being made in the payment OF
note for $4,000, due August p. 1871, with two
months interest and cost, which represents the
balance OF principal and interest due Of the
Aforesaid note Of $t,00O Said 81 acres will be
divided into smaller tracts. Plat Of the same can
DO seen at the Recorders office Of Ohio County,
VIVA s
TERHs or SALE Onc-third cash; balance In
stx and twelve months, with interest
Sale to commence a. II o'clock 4. =.
AnE29 a s. bhAUI, trustee.
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sATrsPlED.-wo are gratifed to learn
that the parties most directly interested
in the rulings Of the Judges during the
Fair last week, expressed themselves as
perfectly satisfied with the decisions ren-
dcred in every instance. - 80
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-19

CRY COUNCILS adjourned meeting
Of the Second Branch Of the City Council
will be held to morrow evening. We
suppose the First Branchtwill meet also,
although it had adjourned when the reso.
luton providing for the meeting was seRt
up from the Second Branch. s;ssP
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-19

BASE BAI1-The Arctlcs and uniteds
met in Caldwell's field Saturday and
played friendly game, which resulted in
favor Of the first named club. This is
the first, Time tho Unlteds have been
beaten this season. ., Ii l.sa
4 The osceOlas and Crescents crossed
bats, Saturday, on the Arctics grounds on
the Island. The game was won by the
osceOlaS Tho seors standing: osce6las,
IS; Croscentsg19. .nta.... d. 81 Z. J. 2
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Nor THE AGAN.-We ore requested to
state that the Joseph Grimes mentioned in
connection with the Police Court report
in Saturday mornings paper, is not the
gentleman Of that name residing in North
Wheeling. " A-tL.i.lN.
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GONE TO WoRK.-TGe boilers Attic
Top mills went to work threeor four days
since. We hear that one or more Of the
other mills in the city will resume opera,
tions today. ..s,.il2 ~ h, "a Y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-19

YESTERDAY was another glorious day
the air had just enough edge to it to make
1t pleasant. All the churches open for
service, were well attended. The day was
ono Of unusual quiet throughout the city.
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e SALE OF srocK.-Kate Ferran and
Planter, two Of the finest horses that took
part in the races last week on the Island,
were sold after the Fair closed, for Eve
hundred dollars each. They were from
the stables d. Nj. D, J. Grouse, Of Lancas-
ter, o., who Is engaged quite extensively in
the rearing Of blooded stock. .f
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GUARDIAN APpo1STED.-On the thir.
teenth instant, Jacob Wendell was OPP
pointed guardian OF John and Caroline
Hess. A bond, with penalty Of one
thousand dollars, was required for the
faithful discharge of the duties imposed
by assuming such relationship.
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BROOKE CIRCUIT CoURE-The Circuit
Court for Brooke county win begin to-
morrow-Judge Melvin presiding. Quite
q delegation from the bar in this city will
attend. N
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RELEASED FROM JAIL-John Golding,
who was committed to Jail, Saturday. in
default Of giving bail in the sum Of $500
for his appearance this morning before
Judge Johnston, secured q bondsman in
the evening, and was released from
custody. '1g tytS
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Observation-Disclosures since Charles
and Robert Green were arrested and
brought before Judge Johnston, charged
with stealing two COWS, the property Of
William Mozinga, on the Goth Of August,
1850. In order that the parties might
have au opportunity to bring every wit
ness they deemed essential to q fair and
full hearing d the case, the examination
was postponed until last Saturday. at
thehour fixed the prosecutor and the &c
cused, together with their witnesses, ap,
pearcd, and the matter was thoroughly
Investigated. After hearing the testimo.
ny, the Justice did not consider it sufflcl.
emily strong to warrant the prisoners being
sent on for trial before the Circuit Court,
and he accordingly discharged them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-19

TnR most elegantstock of Dress Goods
ever seen in Wheeling, has Just been
opened at Brues s Sanders, and will be
sold at extremely low prices. d 81
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THE Rembrandt Photographs are In
creasing in favor daily. They cannot be
too much admired, for nothing can equal
the beautiful effect Of light and shadow
in those made at the Partridge Gallery. i
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NOR SALE CHEAP.-50O ACRES
u Of Land on the B. l. o. r. R., Is miles east
Of Wheeling, In lots to suit purchaser: About
100 acres, partly improved, with Fine Two
story Frame House, will be sold separate. This
q known Is the ClIne's MIL property, and Is one
OF the bGSt I0ootioRS for O C6nHl1y Store on the
line Of the B. d o. 4. r. .l
Also, Steam Circular Saw Mil and Fixtures,
in running order, with two yoke Of oxen and q
span Of hOrses. ". V. u0GE i CO.,
iun90 Real Estate Agents, I06 Market Street.
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1ovrER this morning a large stocklkof
Ladies, Misses and Child's Colored sh6cs
cheaper than any other house in the city.
Louis v. Bonds, 1O7 Main street
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ToR .SALE,-A VERY VALUES
u ABLE tact Of land. about 50 acres,
within 4 mile Of eastern line Of the corpo-.
ration Of the City Of Wheeling, on south side Of
iIempAald Railroad! opposite Mt DC Chantal, I'M
$50 - 80 SAMUEL MCCOY,
sspl6-t sW Or ISAAC IRWIN,
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By RRNrNe, and applying the rents to
tho purchase, every one can become the
owner ola first class Wheeler s Wilson
Sewing Machine. VIM! Sumner & Co,
Agents, No. IS Monroe street. Wheeling,
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TORsALEOR RENT.-A NEW IN nj
q Brick House with II rooms, on Quin. iii
a. stFeef. with every convenience. As anu
Indictment to purchase, would take part pay in
/" s az A'HU'' .I.IRwN.
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TRUSTEES SALE.-BY VIRTUE
OF Deed OF Trust made on the SOth day OF
January, 1868, By ROb't B. Woods to s. Brady,
TFusiee, and recorded In the Recorders once Of
Ohio County, West Virginia, In Decd Book No.
.I.a. liz Can't HnnLEa
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|, MRsHARpNoE's LEGruREa-Wehope
the citizens Of Wheeling will not forget
the lectures by Mrs. Emma Hardlnge, on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thutday, sep
TENDER 90. 81 and s9-the first lecture
at HOrnbroOk's Hall, on Main street,
Subject Of ti5t lecture: Modern Spirit.
ualism; OF. Ministry Of Angela" This
lecture WIN be free. We hope q full
house win greet this most eloquent lady
speaker. .,,,,, m e
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SHADOW rPloruREs are aall the rage
at the Partridge Gallery. Call and see
specimens; finest west Of New York. 7
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-19

IR you want the -Aandsomest Black Al
paca Dress pattern ever brought to the
city, call at Brues & Sanders, and buy one
while they are cheap. as they viii certainly
deal higher in q very short time.
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f.T H'H .HT 50 fl-s"I.. -. . I'VE 80
Roam Billy and mate. l.,
Lucretla Borgia and mate...9 N"~ t dist.
Time SOsX, 3:14, Bon
The last race was for silver plate offered
by the proprietors Of The Mcclure House,
valued at 500; mile heats, best Q in 3.
Egotist, Planter, Richmond, Robert Red
Eyeand Lucy P. were entercd-the last
named, however, did not start. The,senl
off was the best We saw during the Fair,
and for the first half mile was the closest
race witnessed during the -four days,
Soon after getting away Red Eye
"a sixteen year old colL got the
lead and maintained it until he
passed the half mile past, when he fell
behind and came near being distanced at
the close OF the heat. He made the half
mile in 51F seconds, which is regarded as
fast time, taking into consideration his
age. The heat was won by Planter in
1911 -leAding Egotist about a half length
Richmond was pretty we'll up with them.
Before the horses started on the second
heat, permission was asked to withdraw
Red Eye, and granted by the parties in.
terested. The remaining three started off
in gallant style and as it might be the
closing heat Of the race and Fair. the
crowd watched its progress with in.
terest 1t was soon apparent that the
contest would be between Egotist and
Planter. They ran very evenly during
the first haltmile, anditwas only on com.
ing down the home stretch that any
decided advantage could be perceived.
The riders piled their whips vigorously
and Planter passed the score a full length
in advances Of Egotist- Richmond being
still farther in the rear. .7u IS. 2
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The cheapest Colored Shoes IN the city
can be found at Louis v. Blends, 1o7
Main street 5 ;sI ati ,gti7 ~ 81
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PERsoSAI.-Gov. Stevenson was in the
city, saturday morning. He let for
MOqndsYille on the. noon train, and ad,
dressed q large and enthusiastic crowd Of
Republicans in the evening. 81
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Tine best quality Of Kid Gloves, in all
shades, for 81, 10 a pair; such goods never
brought to the city. Also, Opera Kids, Of
all shades, at Brues s Sanders. li4u
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Two HUNDRED pieces of4-4 Bleached
Apslins.foF lei cts: 1t Brues s Sanders;
same quality sold everywhere else for Is
cents. .af5
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LOUIS Y.;;BIoSD is now offering his en-.
tire stock Of Colored Shoes at cost,
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NEW F1RM.-AIessrs. John e. Stallman
and 7. 9. Motiat have formed aeo-part.
nership and propose to carry on o first.
class merchant tailoring establishment at
AIr. SIS. old number on Monroe street.
They have just received from tho East a
large and splendid stock Of cloths, cassi.
mercs, yesti9gs, gentlemens' furnishing
goods, SC, which they will dispose OF at
the lowest living profit. Mr.. stallman
has had large experience in getting up
clothing, and those who patronize him
may be confident that Whatever they or
der will be otthe best quality and made in
the latest style, We recommend the new
firm to tho consideration Of all who want
IN outfit in their line Of trade. NJ ri :
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HrMENEAI-During the week ending
last Friday evening. Recorder Woods. s.
sued four marriage licenses small mum.
Der in view Of all the circumstances. il,r!
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@. R BEHtpn's Ladies and Gents Res.
taurant and Oyster Saloon. Meals served
at all hours. I'LL Market street
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TRkNsFERs OF Real EsTATE.-The
tollowiug,tsausfers ofreal estate were ad-
mitted to,record during. the week ending
on the 10th inst: w=1- ~
Deed made September 10, by Charles
Bowman and wife tolAugust Hillebrecht,
for the north 90 feet Of LOT No. $50, corner
Of Chapltne street and Alley D; $1,000.
Admitted September 10.
Deed made September IS. by Thomas
Pollock and wife to Emily F. Pollock, for
the undivided moiety Of the I Of lot No.
80, fronting A feet on the east side Of
Main street, andpart Of lot No. 119, 'front.'
ing % feet on Market street. GIT Adj
mftted September 10.
Deed made September IS, by Louis
Fritz and sigtried Fritz, to William F.
Stifel for the middle part Of lot No. 10, 20
feet front on Quincy street, and running
back so feet; $780, Admitted Septem-
Der 10. II i "a nc Uaa.
"A power Of Attorney given September
"a, by Anna Ingham to John Holt Ad-
mitted September Is. r b
Deed made September 19, by John F.
Sterrctt and wife to John Howell for the
west half Of lot No 216 (less 33, feet square
ol'thc north end Of said lotO $500. Adj
September 1G. auG :5Jp iif3'
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To,BE,H HEARD To-DAY.-In Saturday
mornings paper we mentioned that John
Golding had been arrested the evening
previous, charged with stealing watch,
chain and key, the property of a man
from Tyler county. The examination
was postponed until Saturday in conse-
quencc of the absence OF. the principal
witness for the prosecution. Golding was
committed to jail in default Of giving
security for his appearance.
At the hour appointed for tho hearing,
Saturday, the accused was brought from
prison, and the examination had to be
again postponed for the same reason as;
signed above. In consequence Of Gold
ings inability to give bail in the sum Of
$500 for his appearance this morning, he
was remaaded to Jail.
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MONDAY, September 10, 1870.
----=-z----======s=-7.- -
New Advertisements.

new AuVsEIIseIutuIS'
Coal Miners-Notice. vcrt
For Sale-Melodeon. : I
Real Estate For Sale.
Proposals tor Coal, Books, &c.
Bacon, Pork and Lard. n H
Coffee, Raw and Refined Sugars. 3
Timothy Seed. 5loi. z Z
Merchant Tailors, J. q. Sallmah s Co.
List Of Letters. 5'5 81 .5''p g..a .tp
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"JUNrER TAR SOAR" cures ehapped hands
salt.rhsum, pimples, and ali cutaneouS affections,
rendering the skin son and smooth. ManplSc.
tured BY ,CAswRLL, HAZARD & CO.,
Sold BY all Druggists. New York
ay9tM. Th,-ddsw.
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TuE REUNION. Elsewhere in our
columns this morning, will DO found an
advertisement OF the Soldiers Re.unionto
be held at Moundsyille next Thursday
and Friday. We learn that great prepa-
rations are being made to insure the sue
cess of the affair, and the prospects for q
large attendance are decidedly flattering.
We hear that the grove in which the
camp meeting wdsheld has been selected
for the encampment, and a'finer selection
could not have been made in this reg ion.
Tho grove'is quite large, and the shade
dense. Water I'm abundance IS, con-
venient. Everything considered, We be;
licye q place better adapted for such q
could not DO found in the State.
The citizens of "old Marshall" we feel
confident, will take Special pride in greet.
ing and entertaining the boys in blue, not
only, those furnished by our own State to
put down The rebellion, but those Of the
States Immediately east and west Of us,
We believe all will receive q cordial wei.
come, and we trust as many as possible Of
tile soldiers, sailors and marines in the
territory mentioned, will meet together
and talk over around the camp fires
the scenes and incidents Of other days.
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SAVE and mend the pieces, use '.sPA1Dno's
GLUE. IT. 5,f q BE- cod
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FOR SALE,

NOR SALE.-RARE BUSINESS
u CHANCR,-ThG Stock, Good VIII, Fix
tures and Lease, Of well established AaeAtRtTV
DEp0t; Steam Engine, Boiler, Shalting, &C., al:
ready erected IN connection with the htOre, and
suitable EoE 4aehiHs Shop or 40nsJd etGTtNg ~.
iI6IlshTpS6i. Fur furt eF particulars address
81 MARKET STREET,
EepI7 Pittsburgh, Pa.
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HI1DRETH s BRO,
NO. So MAIN sTREET,

~ ..t, WHEELING, ". VA.
WhSltSSIe dealers In Bar and Sheet lion, Norway
IFoH md Nail Rod, Cast, Shear and Spring steOi,
PHel1ea Nut8' 'WAShGF8, Wagon uubs, Spbkes,
PGli66S, Smith Bellows, SledEes, Plaster Paris,
I'd Pins UltR Lime, Common Lime, Cement, &c,
0Fatefal i0F HhS liberal patronage bestowed on
he old arm Of p. O. HIldFeth D Bro, would re-
specially aska eonhpUanee Of inc same 70 the
new aFm. -, =, -,,,,,,, =. mn, r
WK1E1no, Jan. l, 1870. Janl
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hga1nPn =Co6RTs.Ll The regular
term OF this Court commences
his morning asths usualhodr.
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UlOR SALE TO CLOSE AN Es- N
Il TATE.-The lrst-Class DWELLING IT.
HOUSE, situated on the north east corner
OF HAmpden and Sixth streets, now occupied by
Mrs Carter. There IL full LOT, and the house Is
everything about the premises In thorough re.
pair. Apply 10 J.P. LEWIS,
deel.tf McLure House, Wheeling, W. We.
TORSALE.-TWENTY (20) BUILD
u ing Lots on Wheeling Island. Price $50
each. Terms, one-fourth cash; the residue In
equal instruments Ct one, two and three years.
nski : JNo. T. GILCHR1sT.
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Kate Ferran. ..!.s"....s:.l!.ll withdrawn
SkirmiShor acknowledgements
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-09-01
Real Estate Transfers.

The following are the transfers OF
real property for the week, furnish
ed by Recorder BooToN:
Clay Tp.-Henry N. Young to
Grace Westall, quit claim; 70 acres
$3.50.
Green Ip..-John Graham to Ma
ria H. Rose; so acres-S2,000. An
drew Watts to Sam'l. M. Campbell; 80
acres-S65O. Andrew Watts to Sa-
rah White; 63 aeres-S1,17O. Jo-
seph Indie to Eliza Levisay, 1-5 of
on acre-$167.
Springfield Tp.--Andrew Watts to
David Watts, 2 acres--S1. Hen
ry First to Wyatt Logue; 10 acres
5000. John A. Watts to David
Watts; 65 acres--$40O.
Huntington Ip.--Franklin J. Glenn
to James Sprouse; N. ! of lot No. 8,
in Vinton-S4O0. James Sprouse to
Nancy Donnally; N. ! of lot No. s,
in Vinton-S350.
Galipolis Cay.--Joseph Morrison
to James Fl. McClurg; upper third
of lower half of tots No. 227 and
229-S700 Charles S. Westlake to
F. NJ. Holloway; J of city lot No.
379-S250. Thomas j. Maupin to
William Selfridge; S. E. half of city
lot No. 395-S2d0.
Ohio Ip.-Eliza R. Wilson to John
Campbell ] acre-s500.
Harrison 7p.-Douglas Putnam to
Gideon Frownfelter; 160 acres
$3.50.
Greenfield Zp.-Franklin McDan.
iel to Nathaniel Dillon; l acre and
72 rods-$55. Nathaniel Dillon to
Nancy Lambert; acre and 72 rods
$3.50.
Cheshire Ip.-Sarah Boice to An.
ME Roush; 2 acres-$25.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-09-01
Noticel

Two Henry Sowards. who resides in the
Il State of Missouri. one of the heirs-at-
law Of George Sowards, deeeased.-will take
notice that Robert A. Lewis, Administrator
of the Estate of George Sowards, deceased,
on the ninth day of August. A. D. 1870, filed
his petition in the Probate Court, within and
for the county of Gallia, and State of Ohio,
alleging that the personal estate of said deee-
dent is insufficient to pay his debts and the
charges of administering his estate; that he
died seized in fee simple of the following de-
seribed real estate, situate in said county, to-
wit:
Township number three (3,) range num-
Der fifteen (l5,l in the Ohio Company's pur-
chase, and bounded and described as fol-
lows, viz:-Being forty (40) acres off of the
west end of fraction number seventeen H.
in section number twenty-five (22) of said
township.
And, that Charley Sowards, Isaac Sow
ards, Henry Sowards and Anna Speres--
formerly Anna Sowards, as his heirs at-law,
hold the next estate of inheritance therein.
The prayer of said petition is for the sale
Of said premises, for the payment Of the
debts and charges aforesaid.
Said petition ill be for hearing on the
I'd day of September, A. ID. 1870, or as soon
thereafter as counsel can be heard.
ROBERT A. LEWIS,
Admir- of George SoWards, deed.
August IL 1870 --4w.