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4. ii lin tliB return to tlie House or with, objections, of the bill, entitled, "An act making appropriations (or th repair, preservation, and completion orrtftiit public works heretofore coin-mjfqoeduadej; authority of "law but the apaoe iu this conftnunication already occupied with other matter'Tfr immediate public exigency, constrains me to reserve that subject (or a special message, which transmitted to the two Houses of Congress at an early day. The' judicial establishment of the Uni-; tedlStates requires modification, and certain reforms in. the manner of conducting tira legal business of the Government are also much but as I have address ed you upon both of these subjects at length before, 1 have only to call your at tention to the suggestions then made. My former, recommendations, in relation.

suitatre provision lor various ob- jactaof deep interest, to the inhabitants of the District ot Columbia, are renewed. 'Many. Of these objects partake largely of character, and are important, independently of their relation to the pros- perity of, the ouly considerable organized commuruty in the Union, entirely unre presented Jh.Congress. l.have thus presented suggestions on such- eubiects as appear to mo to be of particular interest or importance, and therefore, most worthy ol consideration daring the short remaining period allotted to the labors of the present Oongrcas. "'Out forefathers of the thirteen United col 'in acquiring iheix independence, ad-in founding this Republic of the United States of America, have devolved upon us.

their, deoendants, the greatest and the most Ooble trust ever committed to the hands of manr imposing all, and especially aoh as the publio wrtl have the time being, with political functions, the most sacred obligations. We have to maintain inviolate the -great doctrine of the inherent right of popular self-govern merit; to reconcile the largest liberty of the individual citizen, with complete security of the public order; to render cheerful obedience to the law of the land, to unite in (enforcing their execution, and to'frown in on ail combinations to resist them; to harmonize a sincere and ardent cbvotion to the institutions of religious faith with the most universal religions toleration; to preserve the rights of all by causing each to respect those ot the other; to carry tor every social improvement to the tit fermost limit of human perfectibility, by the free action of mind upon mind, not by th'a obtrusive intervention -of. misapplied force; to uphold the: integrity and guart the limitations ot our organio law; to pre rTe sscred from all touch of usurpation, fte'yery palladium of our political tVitioBj tjie reserved rights, and power ot the several States and of the people; to chorishS-'with-loyal fealty and devoted af-'ecti'on, this TJpion, as the only sure foundation Ion which the hopes of civil liberty nwt to- administer government with vigilant integrity and rigid economy; to cultivate, peace and friendship with foreign na-flopa. and to demand and exact equal jus-Oio from. all, but to do wrong to none; to whew intermeddling with the national oljcyand the domestio repose of other ijjfpveriroents, and to repel it from our never to shrink from war when the Tght and the honor of the country call ue to arms.

but to cultivate in preference tho.ajrta of -peace, seek enlargement of the fighta of neutrality, and elevate and liber? lbw the intercourse of nations and by 'ioch just and honorable means.1 and such only, whilst exalting the condition, of the to. aasurn to if the legitimate in-JtaVnc and tho benign authority a great sample amongst all the Powers of Chris- TJnder thesolemnity of these the blessing of Almighty God is earn-isntly invoked to attend upon your deliberations. and upon all ttie-counsels and eta pf the Government, to the end that, common zeal and. common efforts. -rmay, in bumble to the Di Ow'avilLco-operate for the promotion' of "li'ir'i'apeme good of these United States.

FUlNKLIN. PIERCE. Wa6HINGTon, Dec. 4, 1 854. JAS.

MORRIS spirit 0f 1 pwacg JERE. WILLIAMS. EDITOR. ASSISTANT. WOODSFIELD, OHIO, DEC.

t3. 1854. The President's Message, in this day's paper, leaves little room for other matter. We have no space for comments. Read and judge for yourselves.

It will repay a second perusal. Merwin, son-in-law to Gov. Wood, has been appointed Consul to Valparaiso, vice Gov. Wood, resigned. 03-The State Agricultural Convention coin menced its session on the inst.

Fifty-seven counties are represented. Why is Monroe with out a delegate? Kansas Election. Gen. Whitfield, formerly of Missouri, has been elected by a very Urge majority, a delegate in Congress from Kausas Territory. Appointments Dkclinsd.

Judge Swan lias declined (he appointment to the vacancy on the Supreme Bench occasioned by the resignation of Judge Corwin, on account of press of other business. Judge Norri9, it said declines. diguing his District Judgeship for the seat vacated by Judge Caldwell. CONGRESSIONAL. An effort was ma1e in the ltodse on the 6th iust, to pass the River and Harbor Bill by a two-thirds vote, which, it will be remembered, was vetoed last session by the President, but it proved a failure.

The vote Stood yeas 95, nays 80 A constitutional majority not voting in the affi: ma- live, the Bill, of couise, was lost. Mr. Badger, of the Senate, gave notice that he would introduce a Bill to increase the pay of mem bers of Congress and oi Judges of the Supieme Court. i In the Senate, on Tuesday, Mr. Jones offered a resolution th.it the Senate proceed to the election of a President j-o.

in lieu of Mr. Atchison-, resignej, (feeii. uass retusmg to serve only in the organization of the Senate,) which was adop ted. A ballot was had which resulted as follows Jesse D. Bright, of Indiana, 24 votes Dawson Chase, Foote, Badger.

1. Mr. Bright was declared elected and took the chair. No further business or importance has been transacted. FOREIGN HEWS.

Retail Prices. Woodsfield, Deo. 12, 1854. 00 25a 1 65 a 35 a 4f 9 7 7 Flour, per bbl Wheat, perbus $1 Corn, per bus. Oats, per bus Pork fresh, per lb Lsacou Hams, per Shoulders Mackerel, per lb Butter, per lb.

liggs. per doz Potatoes, per bus Cheese, per lb Tallow, per lb Peaches dry. per bus. 1 50 Apples Coffee, per lb Sugar, N. per lb Candles, per lb Nails, 8 and 9d per lb Molasses, per gall Rice, per lb Beans, per bu 14 7 16 5 a 35 a CJ 08 1 00 30 60 40 8 8 8 15 8 75' 15 12 00 15 9 18 6 40 Baltimore Market.

The Baltimore Sun, of Saturday, says: 'Tobacco. The receipts of Tobacco arc very light and the stock small. Transactions are very limited. We note a sfeady demand for shipment, and holders rum. Very little Ohio in arriving.

No special change in prices. Ohio, good to fine yellow, 10 to 15 50; do. spangled, 7 25 to $9 50; medium do. 6 25 to common do. 5 75 to $6 37; fine reds 7 25 to 8 25; good do.

7 to 7 25; medium do. 5 50 to 5 75; green and nondescript 5 25 to CO. Cattle. Prices range from 2 50 to i4 50 per 100 lbs. on hoof, equal to 5 00 to 8 75 net, and averaging S3 44 gross, Hogs.

Sales at from 5 75 to 25 per 100 lbs. demand lively and supply not large. very dull, at this season, as usual. Flo an. Wo quote at $8 25 and small sales.

Grain. Wboet Sales of white, good to prime, ot I 95 lo 52 00; choice do. at 82 05, red, good to prime. 1 85 to 81 95. Corn New white 76 to 77 cents; yellow do.

80 to 81 cents. Oats sales at 45 to 50 cents. Rye Sales at from 1 12 to $1 20. 25 to $6 50. Timo- 37.

Settlement Accounts." NOTICE is hereby given to all persona interested, that settlement account have been filed in the Probate Court of Mouroe county, Ohio, by Executors, Administrators and Guardians, as fol lows: Benjamin Stine, Guardian of Joel Corrent, first account; Mark P. Patton, Guardian of Joseph heirs, filial account; Charles Algeo, Administrator of John Algeo, final account; Thomas McMahon, Administrator of James Mc- Kain, final account; David G. Cue. Administrator of George W. Lawrence, final account; Jesse Marshal.

Executor of Willianv arshal, fi nal account; Silas Headley, Executor of John Yoho, first ac count: Thomas McCaslin.Guardlau4f John ulton, final account; Frederika Rabel, Administratrix of John Rabel, final account; Mary Boweraock, Guardian of John Ruclter's heirs, final account, John D.O'Conner, Adniistiator of Daniel W. Clark, final account; Elihu Tipton, Administrator of Stephen Town-send, final account James Neslitt, Executor of David B. Patten, first account The undersigned will examine said accounts in the above older, commencing Thursday, December 7. 1854. In the meantime they are subject to the inspection of all persons interested therein.

Probate Office, JOHN W. OKET, Woodfield.O Trobate Judge. Nov. 15. 1854.

TTACIIMENT. At my instance, a writ of J. attachment was, on the 31st day of October, 1834, issued by Jacob T. Morrill, a Justice of the Peace of Salem township, Monroe county, Ohio, against the goods, chattels, moneys, stocks or interest in stocks, and effects of Suinuel B. Carer, a non-resident of the State of Ohio, for the um of eighty-three dollars and thirty-six cents.

MICHAEL SIGLEH, Nov. 22, 1E54. for use of Thomas Gibbens. STATE OF OHIO, AIONUOE COUNTY. COIIUT OF COMMON PLEAS.

Rebecca Slarkey, Petition for Divorce. against TVfOTICE. The defendant. Lewis Starkey. Lewis Starkey, will take notice th.U the plaintiff.

Rebecca Markey, has filed her petition in the court of Common Fleas, in which she charges him with adultery with divers persons, to wit: Nelly Steel, Elizabeth Steel and Sarah South: and witn living wuu a woman named Williams in adultery at Jamestown, in this county, and with still living with said woman in adultery; and prays the court to decree the of the maruaeo stilitt ing hetween her and the said defendant, and asks the custody ot the children, and alimony. AKCHBOUI H1UI1AKUSUJN, Nov. 22. 1354. Ally's for Petitioner.

Seeds. Clover 6 thy 3 25 to 3 50. Cincinnati. 5 00. Flaxseed SI Hogs Sales at $4 80 to 1 91 Board of Examiners of Monroe cn Ului.

will hoi a iheetine at VVoodtie 'lbs 23rd dajr of December, 1854, lha' viVmimtinti of Teai'hers. Aitnlicai most be in attendance at 8 o'clock 'A. of aid bring certificates of moral character from ISWponsible persons known to the Board By order of the Board, JOHN S. WAY, Wfodsfieid j'Dec. 13, '54.

Clerk of Hoard. nis ARRIVAL OF THE UNION. New. York, Deo. 9.

The steamor Union arrived this morning The. Cunard line for New York has been withdrawn by the British Government, tbe steamers being needed for the transportation of troops to the Crimea, and the Boston line alone will be run dining the winter. Thj Collins liue wilt leave Liverpool every Saturday. Reinforcements for the Allies are arriving rapidly. The bombardment of Sebastopol is continued The details of the buttle ot the 5lh November have been received.

Four English Gei.eraU were killed also 33 other officers and 96 wounded; 443 privates were killed and 1,900 wounded and missing. Gen. Leprandi of the Russian and the Duke of Cambridge of the English forces were wounded. Everything was ready for an assault upon the fortress, but It was postponed until the arrival of reinforcements. RagUu has beerl created a Field Mar-ehMll.

It is stated that GortchakofT has intimated to the Austrian Cabinet that Russia was prepared to negotiate a peace upon the basis of the four guai-autied conditions. By Sebastopol dates to the 14th, we learn that the Allies were reinforced 1 COO per day. Both armies had completed the third parallel. TheWar office ia England has published a cal to the militia for volunteers. A winter campaign is evident.

Strong Rus sian reinforcemeuts are in motion. The steamer Arabia is going to the Crimea with Prince Napoleou had left the camp ol the' Allies in bad health. Lord Palmerston is having daily intercourse with the Emi.eror of France, Lord Dudley Stuart died at Stockholm on the 17lh. It is said that four Russian War steamers made a recomioizdiice in the Baltic seat as far as Oagoe without encountering any of the allied fleet- Justices of the I'eace. T)T ah act passed March 7, 1842.

Justices of the vJuX Peace araraqnired to render yeaity statements cf finea-aMeMed jy them, the County Aiiditor. report to be made on or before the 1st day of under a penalty of fifty Dec. JOHN B. NOLL. Aud.

VyXAfJlIMENT-At my instance an Attach-' jflLmeof was issued on the 4th day of December, by Thomas Murphy, a Justice cf the Peace of Baivton township, Mouroe county against the goods, chattels, stock, or interest in stocks, credits, moneys and ellects Enoch- O. lye, an' absconding debtor, for the einn of Q10 50 1854'. JAMES Mc'TEBAY. -IParm'ibr-Salc. Tf ACRES of Land lying on Sunfish Li jLjAw Creek, two aud a hall miles of Woodsfield, ou the road leading from Woodsfield WBeaHsville There are about 55 or 60 acres 'N cleared aud underfence.of which about '30 Acres is Bottom Land; with i House and Barn thereon and r'lr'.

aai' an Orchard of fine bearing Apple trees. Jbere ie plenty of good timber on the place, and well watered. The laud is good soil, and is a very 4firable property, aud can be had at a Bargain. 7 irtUM Knit Dae 13. Real Estate Agent.

f-JtZlfi 9 miniriistratQ i-a Sale. fctA By virtue an order of sale, to me d.rected 1 lfc Probate court ol -the county of Monroe, -u1 waHlef toeale, at public auction, at the front coorthnute, ia the town of Woodsfield cenrrty, on Saturday, tbe 13th day of Jan- UfiSMryy A. I o'clock M. el said day, IT "4Ba foil wing described property belonijiiig to the aet William C. Walton, deceased, and; set ft' i esl to Sidna Walton, widow, as and lor her dower kisjaaete, Aowit: Lots numbers eighteen.and seven lt 4hra In the town of Woodsfield, in aaidcoun 4tjYaanmberad and recorded in the town, plat of ii tn mi also three aud a nan leet.

in wiitn, ttTsi wtt f. 4 salon (lie whole northern- side and lot Uimber nineUen in said as num end serorded-ou the town: plat thereof One-tliird cash to hand, one-third in and tbe residue in one year, with m-. from day of sale, deferred payments to be awettred to the satufaction of the undersigned VfD AH1EL WALTON, Adm'r DISSOLUTION partnership heretofore ofin. U.jVy'alton, dec'J Vbitioc ketweei) Kelyou Hagej John "TTarrui. tradiue un3er the firm name of Has; i wea dissolved' bv routuaT fonsent on the W.

ager Wheeling Wholesale Prices Current Butter Demand for keg active at 13. Candles Tallow, mould 14., dip 13, star 25c; sperm 40o. L-ofie Java, Government 16a 17c; Rio lla)2c. Flour 88.50 Grain Wheat, white 81.50: oorn 65a 60 in demand: barlev 80c: oata 4.r.n Molasses New Orleans 25a26o. hold ers Sugar House 43o.

Provisions Shoulders 6io and in de mand-, hams 10al Lard bbls.8, keg 8. oeeus riaxseea Ulover Salt 81 00 per hundred. Sugars New Orleans, demand activo with reduced stocks at 5a6c by the hhd; and 6a6 by the bbl. December 5th. OAD NOTICE Notice that a Petitiu i hereby given.

on ill be presented to the Com missioners of Monroe county, at their 'March session, 1855. prsying for an alteration of so much of the State Koad, leading frum Staff ird to iviatamoras, as lies between the land of Thomas Wilson aud the dwetfihg of John Sloan. Dec. 13, 1884. Monroe Mutual Fire Insurance Company, WOODSFIELD, OHIO.

This company, being oteanized under a ahje chartei obtained from the Legislature, is now in a prosperous condition, and ready to Insure Hotels, Dwelling Houses, Barns, Stables, Store Houses, Shops, Merchandize, against loss by fire, DIRECTORS. ISAAC WELSH, JOHN KERR, CIIAKLKS HARE, WILLIAM STEEL, JOHN A. DAVENPORT, THEO. ENJJ 1NGH AUS, M. KIUKBRIDE.

WILLIAM OKEY, (IATHAN HOLLISTER, ISAAC SMITH, JOHN KOONTZ, JOHN B. NOLL, LEWIS sniPLEY. JOHN A. DAVENPORT, Pres't. N.

IIoi.i.istkr, Trees. Lewis Shipi.kv, Sec'y. JOHN B. NOLL, General Agent. and Assistant Seer ary.

Dec. 6, 1851. From California. Niw Tobk. Dec.

9. The North Star brings 309 passengeis and $1,331,000 in specie, aud dates to the 16th November, brought down by the Golden Slate. Panama road is progressing finely. The English Suuad roil is still at anchor at San Francisco harbor. The United State steamer Susquehanna arriv ed at Sad Francisco ou the 11th November.

The Mississippi -arrived at Honolulu on the 221 of October from Japan. News from the mines is cheering. Emigrants from the plains are arriving daily, and report great hardships. The papers' generally, speak favorably of the proposed route across the plains. The officers ol the Susquehanna report the an nexation feeling strong at Honolulu.

The heir apparent- whose signature only was wanted to complete tne eession, sent word that he was pie-pared to sign if. Property has risen in anticipation of the event. pOLBKKT HARRIS'S ESTATE. -The sub scriber was on the 30th day of November, 1854, appointed hy the Probate Court of Monro county, Ohio, Administrator lie bonis non, with the annexed, of Colbert Harris, late of said county, deceased, and has given bond anil receiv ed letters as such. JOHN LAWRENCE.

Dec. 6, 185. Linu.it liUKiis Lsuic. he undersigned have been appointed and Qualified a Executors of the estate of Liberty Curtis, late of Monroe county, deceased. Those indebted to said estate should make immediate payment, and those having claims against the same will prcsriit them for payment, properly authenticated, within one year.

WILLIAM STEEL, BEN J. HUGHES Dec 6, 1854. Executors. Insolvent Notice. the 17th day of November, in the year 1851, the Probate Court of Monroe county.

Ohio, declared the estte of Wm. II. Hamilton, deceased, to be probably insolvent. Creditors are therefore required to present their claims against lhe'estte to the undersigned, for allow ance. within six mouths from the time above men tioned, or they will not be entitled to payment.

Nov 22 JOHN rJAMIU UH, Antn'r. .200 Acres of Valuable Land FOR J3jJELa33. DESIRABLE SITUATION. The subscriber will sell the farm on which he now resides, containing 200 acres about which are cleared and nljt i i I if lOT gUMU ICIII.V nine liv are on toe premises i wo Dwelling Houses, Poor Tobacco Houses, Stables, together with two Apple Orchards, and a Peach Orchard. The soil is of a superior quality.

The timber is aa good as man could ask and can be disposed ot to a good advantage. The farm is situated only 2 miles east of Woodsfield, the county seat of Monroe coun ty, with county road running tiough it. A well of excellent water which'has not yet failed is on the farm, and it is also generally well water ed with springs of lasting streams. The tiact will suit to be divided into two lots. The title is clear of incumbrance For particulars call on tbe subscriber living on the premises.

XNOV 1K4. SAMUEL. bL.UWE.K5J. 80 of House and Lot for Sale. The South half of Lot No 83, in the town of Clarington, with a dwelling house thereon.

is ottered for sale at a bargain Apply to J. B. NOLL, Agent. Woodsfield, Nov. 1.

New Shoe (Store. THE undersigned respectfully informs the citi zens of Clarington and vicinity, Ibat he just purchased a Fall and Winter stotk of fc-ljh. BOOTS AND of the beat article, and most of which he. can in sure. With his Eastern stock, he keeps constantlyrui hand Boots aud Shoes of his own manufacture.

ami mude to order, which he will also Insure. Should any of the work insured give way, lie will repair it without charge. Having followed the Boot and Shoe business for ten or eleven years, he flatters himself that he is capable of making selections of good arti cles. Keeping two or three hands constantly em ployed, he will be ready to accommodate all who my favor bim with a call, at short notice lit shop is on main street, nrst ooor east Mallory's warehouse. If you want to purchase Boots and Shoes at the owest prices, call on U.S.

lMi'MAB. Clarington, Oct. 4, '64. Markets. Cincinnati, Dec.

11. Flour dullat7 50 to 87 60. Whisky 28c Hogs quiet at 4 80 to $5 00. Provisions very dull. Green hams 6 to 6J2C, Prime' bid lard 8.c.

Molasses firm at 20c. $1 1 1 ROLL OF HONOR. Received on subscription to the "Spirit of Democracy," for the week ending Sat urday, Deo. 9, 1854. Israel Mc Williams, Samuel Vausant, do David Agin, Centre, Robert Minor, do David Patton, do" "'n Galea, Mai ga, DavLJ B.

Patton's estate, Ohio, 1 James Nesbitt; do Stales, Perry. 'J Henry Eokeiberry, do Samuel Johnson, Seneca, 50 50 00 75 I 50. 75 59 1 50 66 2 10 1 50' 1 It iT, nt Anril. 1PR1 pewmbe; 13,4851 HAJGER HARRIS. -MARRIED.

On Thursday last.hy F. Randolph, Mr. Gbohcb W. Watson ped Mis Tbacct of Adams township. Duff's Mercantile College.

PITTSBURGH. PA. Incorporated by the Legislature of Pennsylvania, with a perpet ual charter. BOARD OF TRUSTEES His Excellency the Hon. James Buchanan, Hon.

W. H. Lowrie, Hon. Wm. Wilkius.

Hon Moses Hampton, Hon. Charles Naylor, Gen. J. K. Moorehead.

rACULTT P. DUFF, Author of "North American Accountant," Professor of Book-Keeping, and Commercial Sciences. JOHN D. WILLIAMS, the best offhand penman in the United States, Professor of Commercial and Ornamental Penmanship. N.

B. HATCH, of the Pittsbutgh Bar, Professor of Mercantile Law and Political Economy. sr P. HATDEN, Principal of the Mathematical Department, Professor of Mathematics, Mr. J.

D. Williams has permanently joined the Facnlty, and it will be seen that during his late professional engagements in the East, he was there regarded as the best penman in the country. This Institution, attractions to students offered by no other of the kind in the United States. The course of training comprises upwards 400 real in six different methods of Double Entry Book Keeping. 300 practical business calculations, covering the whole field of inland and foreign commerce.

Commer cial Penmanship, with eveiy modern improve ment in the art Business letters and business forms of every description. Daily I.kctores on Commercial Law and Commercial the theory of profits, fcc Duff's Book-Keeping, Harper's edition, "the most comprehensive in the language." 1,50 Dun's "Western Steamers Accountant," perfect system for such accounts. $1. 80-Send for a Circular by mail Nov.29, 1854. Blank Deeds and Mortgages for sale at this office.

ALL persons indebted to the undersigned are respectfully solicited to call and settle their accounts immediately, as I wish hereafter to do a READY PAY Business. Cash aud Produce will he taken in exchange fur Blacksmithing, at the market price. Oct. 13, lS5t. JOSEPH KUDUH.KS.

SALE 0E DELINQUENT LANDS AND LOTS i-' Delinquent TorjkXiOts Iu whose 1 a untaxed. Eaton, Shepherd same Headlee, John The following is a list of Lands and Town Lots and Parts of Lots, within the County of Monroe, returned delinquent Crawford, c. vr. by Edward Salisbury, late Treasurer and Collector of said "cejvtre iu 4 ioro a n. 1 oiroer.

i-vi vyuuiitj', tor iiiu taAcs ui 1000, witu luu ij' per uuui. peuaity I fjuuvkllx Ylr la nAAA iUrx orvinln fnv xf 1 QiA nnA Jones, John i.uvi lyvni) Mivii 10 auucu tut aiiiiiic icxivo vi iuui) aim 1 ptwi, zer Am Si remaining due and unpaid on the third Monday of ced Der, 154: jNsme of town Vat iwtei? tax duav 7WftAfi Brownsville ia 16 17 OSEPH MORRIS'S ESTATE. Theun- dersijiifd has been appointed and qunlihed a Executor of the estate of Joseph Morris, late of Monroe county, deceased Those indebted to said estate should make immediate payment, and those having claims will please present them properly authenticated wnhin one year. Nov. 22, i654.

AS. It. MOHKI3, tL r. DELINQUENT LANDS. Situated in In whose name taxed.

DAVID AYRES' ESTATE. The undersigned have been appointed and qualified as Exccti-ors of the estate of David Ayres, late of Monroe county, deceased. Those indebted to said estate should make immediate payment, and those having claims against the same will present them for payment, properly authenticated, 'within one year. JOHN AYKES, WM MILI.IGAN. Nov.

1,1854. Executors. ATTACH MEN-T At my instance, an Attachment was, on the 34th day of Oclaber, ISM, issued by Wm. Hobaugh, a Justice of the Peace in and for Malaga township, Monroe county, Ohio, against the goads, chattels, moneys. credits and ettecte of George A.

Matchet, a non resident debtor, for the sum of eighteen dollars and sixty-fjve cents, which has been served and returned, and will be for hearing on Tuesday, the mhdayot December, IBM. Nov. 8. JOSEPH WEHR. A TTACHMENT At my Instance an Attach xL'ment was, on the 11th day of November.1864, issued by Jacob T.

Morrill, a Justice of tbe Peace for Salem township, Monroe county, Ohio, against the goods, chattels, rights, moneys, slocks or interest in stocks, and effects of James Jorden and John A. Head, they being non-iesldeuts nf Monroe county, for tbe sum of sixty eight dol lars ana seventy iwo cents. a Nov.29. JAMES FRRRIER. THTINOS M.

MORRIS'S ESTATE The S-J derslgned has been appointed and qualified as Administrator tie bonii non nf Euos M. Morris, late of Monroe county, deceased. Those having claims should present them immediately', properly authenticated, and those indebted to tbe estate should make immediate payment. Nov. 12, 1854.

JAS. MORRIS, Adm'r. Stephen, Francis I erry, George Co wen, Benjamin S. Sinclair; John St Alexander same same McKain, James same Sinclair, John St Alexander some Scott, John Satterthwaite, William Sinclair, John Alexander same McMahon Buihfield same Heuthoin, Isaac Wright, Joseph Dew Highly, Peter same same oegtley, Elizabeth King, Hugh. Long, Lei Uosenleih, Caroline Hichly, Peter Smith, Richaid Barnes, Israel same same Way, Thomas A.

Breunan David B. Ward, Abraham tame Morgan, Owen Davis, Joseph G. Backiston. William Fordyce, John Collins, Charles ai shall. John G.

Benninghaus, Theodore Gallaher, John Johnston, John V. Morrison, Thomas same Gregg, Abner Drum, Heurjr same same Hill, William Carrothers, George W. Mann, Peter Satterthwaite. Joseph Hawkins. Thomas Robins, Isaac Murphy, Lorenxo Brock, David Cooper, Daniel same -Antill, Thomas Co.

Pickern. Dillori Brown, John M. Ott, John Hnllister, Nathan Matthews, Isaac Buchanan, James Tullis. David Sparrowgrove, George TullU, David Mills, Roboit same Bell, William Bradfield, James Padeui David Davenpnrt, John Early, Benjamin Rhodes, Joseph Bridgmati, John H-Paden, James same same same Smith, Edward Weff, Hemy same Hysom. James Jr.

Witten, Nicklen Neff, Henry Archbold. John Hickman. ilium Miller, Moritx Bonsel, James Ohlinger, Adolph Affiick. Mary Ciissinau, Jacob Par Wells Williams, Joseph St Bru's. Monroe, Nicholas Stiter, Dursls Weston, Thomas Holli-ter, Nathan Howell.

Andrew Talbott, Upton L. Weston, Thomas Kent, Samuel Eckeiherry Merrick -Mott, Jacob Stewart, Josiah Troy, Amanda Smith, John. same Sturgeon, Elizabeth same same Glover, Samuel Benedict i Eddy, William Fisher, Jesse -Grimes, William Lehner, Ullerich-Summers, William 1 Carpenter, Richard Dailey, Jamas same Hager Si Harris Smith, Thomas Butt, Baltzer McMullin, James Butt. Baltzer Best, John same Guthrie, Samuel H. Am, John Brown, Jdin MetottJohn Brown, John Green, George W.

Frauke, Johu same Ed wards. illiam Cline, George ol Jeeeph Smith, Archibald Way, TbomeeAA--j Piatt, Thomaa' fk.ott, James Lincoln, William C. Dye, Joseph Hnllister, Nathan tf. Jsrel Mcl eague, Stephen Kirkbride, Jereaaiah same Daugharty, Daniel Ew'd same Dangherty, Daniel Sullivan, William Hill, Stephen -Daniels. Henry same Low, John F.

Satterthwaite, Joseph Farnswortb, Jacob Hartshorn, John IV. 1 Bitner, William. 5 I ill. 4 8 17 4 17 4 3 30 1 4 3 so 1 4 3 30 4 3 30 4 3 33 1 4 3 85 4 3 38 1 4 3 S6 4 14 4 4 14 4 4 3 4 4 31 5 4 6 f4.6 6 12 5 3 5 5 2 12 3.1 6 3 1 6 2 582 6 3.2 5 3 2 6 3 7 6 8 5 3 14 5 3 14 5 3 14 9 4 27 6 4 29 6 4 34 6 4 34 7 4 J6 7 1 7 2 753 7 5 79 7 10 7 5 11 7 5ii 7 5 11 7 5 11 5 4 17 5 4 2d ft 4 26 6 4 26 5 5 14 6 5 6 6 31 6 5 32 7 5 12 7 5 12 7 6 4 7 9 7 7 6-9 7 6 7 17 7 6 22 7 22 4 2 17 4 29 4 2 2 4 2 36 4 3 fl 4 3 14 4 3 14 4 3 27 4 3 1 4 1 S4 4 I 86 4 2 3 2 4 4 2 4 4 2 4 4 2 8- 4 2 81 4 2 10. 4 2 10 4 2 4 2 10 4 2 14 I 2 15i 4 2 10 4 2 19 4 2 27 1 4 2 28 4 2 28 4 5 .6 36 6 6 6 6 12 6 6 31 8 1 22: 3 24 1 3 1 34 8 4 36 2 2 21 8 2 25 8 2 82 8 2 83 4 3 3 4 2 83 5 8 3 5 3 21 3 2 22 3 2 23 8 3 31 8 3 31 8 3 31 8 8 32 3 3 32 3 3 32 4 8 10 4 8 10 4 3 10 4 3 11 4 3 11 4 3 11 7 7 12 7 7 18 7 7 18 7 7 18 9 6 18 6 5 29 6 5 9 5 85 6 5 35 6 5 35 6 6 13 -1 1 1 4 4 21 4 4 28 5 6 8 8 10 4 4 12 4 4 12 6 17 4 2 9 4 4 6 4 4 6 4 9 6 4 13 6 4 15 6 4 16 5 8 86 5 4 32 5 4 32 5 4 32 6 4 5 6 4 5 6 I 6 6 8 6 5 8 6 5 9 6 5 8 6 6 14 6 6 26 6 6 27 9 6 1 28 I Quarters, or Parts of Sections ADAMS TOWNSHIP.

north west of north east south west of north east uortli east 1 or north weat 4 ti west 4 of north west Vi psrt south east of north west north part west of north east north :2 of south east quarter south east of south east south east of north east 4 west part north east quarter west part of south east quarter norm east i4 01 south west south west of south east north ol north easi BENTON east of south east north west 1 of north east east nf south west south est of south west north west nf north east north east 4 ot north east part sou th east of north wet south east 4 of south east J- south east of south east noith part east 4 of north east west y2 of north east south east J. of north east part seuih east of north west BETHEL TOWNSHIP. south west of south cast sou ui east 01 sou in west south west of north east Vi south east of 1101th west touth west 1-4 of south west nortn west ot north west south ettst 4 ol south west south of south west 1 pt south cast of north west north 3 of north eat north east of north west south ot south east 1.4 north oast of north east east J- of north west north west of north east CENTRE TOWNSHIP, east of south east i 4ast of north east 4 nortn west 01 nortn east south east 3 of south east west side ot north east south east of west FRAMKLIN TOWNSHIP, north east of north west south east quarter south west 34 of north east east of north west south west of south west south weet 14 of north east north part of south east north east of south west necorot wcoroT norm easi 01 soutn east north west yi of north west GREEN TOWNSHlf north west 3 of south west north east ot south east i part south east of north east 3 north 3i south west soutn west 01 south west 34 north east of north east 4 south east 34 of south east 34 part west of north west J. north east cor of north east i JACKSON TOWNSHIP, north east 34 of north west 34 -north west Quarter south west 3 of south west 34 so in east 4 01 snuin west south east 34 of north west 34 north west 34 of south west 34 nortn east ot north west ill west 34 north eat north east 34 south east 34 north east 34 of south east 34 west 3 of south eat south west of north west 14 south east J4 south east 34 JUAIiAUA I OWWS11IP. west part of north west qr north pait of north east qr port of snuth east part Ns.

I not th 3 of north west qr UtllU TOWNSHIP. LolNo 4 of fraction west part of sotith of south east qr noun east qr ot nortn east qr north west cor qr of wqr -north east qr of nnith east qr. north west qr of nnrili east qr. north east qr of north enst qr PERUY TOWNSHIP, east 3-s of north east qr part South west qr of south westqr soutn west qr ot norm west qr. SALEM TOWNSHIP, north east qr of north west qr 1 part north west qr of north westqr west 01 soutn east qr part north east qr of north west qr iinrtu west qr 01 nortn east or west nf south est qr south eaet qr of south west qr nortli west qr ot south west qr -north east qr of north west qr west 14, ot south west qr.

south west qr of north east qr south west qr of southwest qr soutn west qr of north weirqr south east qr of north qr SEN EC A TOWNSHIP. rorth east qr of north east qr eaet 3g of north east qr norm west qr or north est qr Lot No, 11 aiijniuing Calais SUfllMITTOWNSIIIP. a cor west 14 of south east 01 snuth yz of north ol south westqr south east tr 01 south east qr south north 3a of south east qr south west or of south east qr part south east qr of soutn west qr south east qr ol north east qr north eaat qr of north east qr SUN8BURY TOWNSHIP, 14 south east qr of north west qr southeast qrof south east qr north east qr SWITZERLAND TOW NS'P. Fraction north part west A of north east qr south eaat qr of north weat qr WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP. south east qr of north east qr south east qr qf south east qr qr of qr except corner north west qr of north west qr uoith west qr of north west qr south west qr of south wes qr part north west qr except cor nortn west qr WAYNE TOWNSHIP, south eaet qr of north east qr south weat qr of north east qr south east qr of north west qr north east qr of south west qr-' east of north east qr -north west qr of north east qr north east qr ol south west qr south east qr of south east qr west 34 north west qr north west qr part north west qr of south west nortlwwesi qr of south east qr 1 4 ot south west qr notth east qr of north east qr west ol south west qr berth west qr of south west qr 40 20 24 40 28 68 6 24 78 82 40 40 61 73 40 40 80 50 40 80 40 40 40 18 40 40 70 80 40 29 41 40 14 27 S8 40 40 80 35 80 40 60 40 80 40 80 79 40 40 25 40 27 105 86 72 41 40 68 40 2 42 42 40 40 81 77 40 40 40 19 6 40 160 20 89 39 4 80 80 40 40 40 17 80 120 40 40 40 80 89 40 50 40 35 40 .47 41 10 40 41 40 80 16 41 41 29 82 27 43 83 41 41 40 81 40 40 40 40 44 91 40 7 40 40 25 27 13 40 40 30 40 143 100 80 90 40 40 37 41 39 '40 53 160 SI 27 27 27 79 40 40 40 80 181 10 40 -80 40 80 1 282 202 87 484 282 412 19 85 787 662 290 122 431 C90 242 242 484 98 128 814 892 137 157 44 177 196 510 745 294 114 177 129 61 174 267 86 65 172 151 172 151 845 259 302 129 695 804 302 151 216 216 190 694 254 417 217 282 612 282 917 815 4 278 214 127 99 412 235 214 157 142 127 191 892 659 115 115 15 176 ,275 159 19G 157 60 166 236 118 98 98 J15 191 157 676 505 172 541 545 3040 196 323 80 40 235 80 79 274 674 201 rSH O.TJ S- 6 83 6 6 40 7 2 11 3 6 48 8 4 34 9 10 14 68 2 36 9 15 32 2 11 09 6 86 8 2 87 6 11 34 4 24 02 2 4 21 6 4 20 3 8 67 8 2 41 8 71 8 11 43 9 8 OS 6 2 86 8 6 70 5 2 14 1 4 87 1 12 4 12 88 2 16 79 8 11 5 16 4 Ferrell, John P.

Myers, Adam JJiCKSOJr Spiders, Catharine MALAGA McGuire, Samuel Moore, Elijah Johnston, Wm. OHIO Hollister, N. (W 4 same (W Estel, Daniel 1 Hen thorn, Nathan Williams, J.Sl Bros same same '7 same same FERRY Johnson, Henry same SALEM. Troy, Martin earn Brookover, John Troy, Martin SEJVEVA Haeer k. Harris (mast part 38 SUJTSBURY Jenkins, Andrew- 126 Cunningham.

Jas. i2t4 Armstrong, as. W.l 3 same 14 WASHLYGTOm Dye, John R. 45 DauEhertv, Daniel 53 Kirkbride, William 54 same 158 Patton, William D. 62 Walters, Matthew 67 same 1st add.

to do. same -nv-same -Tuumthip. Woodshrld Stafford same same Totonship. RiJgeville New Castle T'iicntiip. Cochransville Malaga same Miltonsburgh Townihip.

St.nl is aame same same BaierViile same same same same Township. A ntioch, same Ttumihip. Clariitrtou same same same Toumehip Daily's Addi tion to Calais Beallsville same iSmitkliHess' Add. to same Totcnship. Graysville same same same same same 9841 S65 35 400 159 ''77.

98 176 1372 45j 361 -34 291 970! 294 945 -98 "74 -59 383 40 490 980 330 127 289 .127 108 49 294 3 8 39 VCM. 460 C3 4 3,79 31 3 98 5 154 8) 3 63 BC 799 BO fli L19 3 OI -TV 148f2 29' 24 36 7 3 76,4 li: 127 1 253: 391 4 76 ft 7 691 1 2 61 2 00 8V 1569; 1173 8 8. 10 35 3- 20 95 6 48 3 294J26 318- fna 588115 612- 223 7 4 028: 1 643 t72S. 5 05 2-, 78 3 2 55S. 1001 63 2 26 2 92 2 23 3 63 3 40 1 I 35 7 7 26 7 8 04 2 4 81 2 61 6 98 5 24 6 42 2 91 13 09 15 27 5 16 2 72 9 2 47 5 3 39 3 8 60 I 14 23 9 5 IS I 7 86 1 4 98 6 6 54 6 19 86 6 66 8 28 64 1 6 28 7 4 85 6 6 68 8 73 2 99 8 69 6 66 6 93 8 07 3 77 2 30 3 6 46 9 7 14 7 3 60 5 8 10 3 8 28 6 77 6 01 02 4 20 3 00 2 19 8 85 4 21 8 99 2 2 81 5 8 24 4 8 24 3 4 98 7 5 46 4 2 01 8 8 62 7 7 21 1 1 71 6 .7 10 6 10 55 8 91 02 4 2 74 9 61 7 37 8 68 6 13 4 98 4 33 5 341 804 212 123 679 321 121 274 159 157 353 225 78 388 1082 353 103 -t 53 324 234 406 292 141 253 361 84 168 2699 652 596 130 141 161 374 125 173 363 322 604 53 7 199 198 994 294 974 157 176 789 69 137 6G6 274 627 5 93 8 13 46 3 4 09 1 3 43 6 77 8 17 05 2 71 2 05 4 13 71 95 8 2 It 7 7 32 3 5.

05 4 07 I 8 89 6 24 2 34 2 6 17 6 23 45 9 14 9 5 94 1 20 61 65 34 32 30 83 76 05 27 53 72 21 51 18 06 3 01 1 85 3 49 4 42 2 67 5 51 2 4 50 6 7 23 5 9 73 1 Auditor's Ornc, Moxmoi Copsttt, Woodsfield," November "29," 'T Agreeably to the provisions of an ActntiUdl! "An Act prescribing the duties of County Aodtr. tors," passed March 23, 1S40, and the emendato. ry acts thereto, I hereby give notice that tb. whole ol the several tracts of land and town lot, aud parts of lots, contained in the foregoing list. or so much thereof as will be necessary to pay the uses and penally thereon, will be sola t-th.

Court house in tbe town of Woodsfield, Monroe County, Ohid, oh the Stamd Monday of Janna. ry, ntt, being the 8th day of sard month, by thw. County Treasurer, unless said Usee and penalty snail be paid before that time. in ease a less. quantity than the whole of any tract be eoWYhe same will be taken out of the north west corner of' said tract, and for the tracts or parte of tracts ao.

sold the purchaser will be entitled to a deed from tbe Auditor of the County after the aspiration ol- two years from tbe day of sale, antes the earn. shall have been redeemed within that time. JNO. B. NOLL, Auditor Nev29 Monro Co, Ohio.

nrOWNSHIP ROAD.NoUce tiherehygiT en, that a petition will be presented th. Trustees of Salem township, Menro con4y Ohio, at their nest session, after' legal -notice iv hereby given, to lay out and estabtlah a Township. Koad, beginning at the county river roM by ter's old still bouse and on said Carter's lansl. thence with the main branch of the attft fcotM run. to within few rods of where E.

H. Ewing's and -Jacob Yost'e lands corner In, W. W. Wallace's line, thence at a right angle with said run to saWk -s corner; also at a rieht ansle tu said roav Jrotsillh. second fork a few rods through, Blazer's feM E- M.

JSwinc draw bars. Nov. 15, 1864. ATTACHMENT. At my instance, a writ ol Attachment was this 'day issued by Joha Clin.

Justice of the Peace of Bento township, Monroe county, Ohio, against the property and. effects of James Jones, a non-resident of ssidV county, in the sum of thirteen dollars and thirty -cente. Dated this 27th day ot October. A. LV 1864.

Nov. 8. JOSIAH DAVID TR EM8 LY EST ATEv -The under-. -signed has been appointed and qualified as Ad ministrator of the estate of David Tremblv. bio of Monroe county, deceased.

Those indebted to- sair estate should make immediate peymentyond those having claims against the same will present them for payment, properly autliemicated, within one year. PHR AIM G. TREMBLY, Nov. 1, 1354. ATT ACHMENT.

At my instant a Writ cV Attsrhment was this day issued byJohn. Cline, a Justice of the Peace of Benton township, Mouroe county, Uhio, against the property ante 1 effects of Thomas Scott, a non-resident pMidl county, in the sum of twenty-eight dollars. -TJa- led this if7th day of October, A. U. 14.

Wot. JOSIAH. WJL8UIT. ATTAC HMENT. A my instance a "writ ot Attaclimetitwait, on the 26th day of A.

U. 1954, issued hy John W. Harnett, a Justice- of th Peace fur Franklin township. Menree county, Ohio, against the goods, chattels, rights, credits, moneys and effecta of Jihn Kirchner, a non-resident of-said county, for tbi sum of twenty-six dollars. Nov.

f. G. MASON. aa i in ,11 mi iMaSas. ATTACHMENT At my instance an Attach ment was issued on' the 1st day of Novem-' ber, A.

I). 1854, by William Hobaugh, a Justice. of the Peace of Malaga Township, Monroe ly, Ohio.againts the goods, chattels, rights; credit and effects of George A. a non-resident of said county, for the sum of twenty-four dollars and thirty-one cents, which has been served, and) will be for hearing on the 19tn day ot December. 1854, at 2 o'clock, P.

M. 1L Nov. 15. 1854. C.

KOTZEBUK 1 1 1 'a 1 SI ATTACH MKNT At my instance aavHwdor-of attachment was iessied 2J day IS 54' bJoho tltnt, a Justice of too. Beutqn townsljip, Monroe county, r'" ae-aiuat the roods chattels, stacks, or interest in, slocks, moneys, rights 'and effects of George Shaier, a non-resident or aaid county tor- the sum of forty-three dollaTe'wnicH still for hearing on the Jlth day -or November; 18B4, aft 10 o'clock, M. WM. S. McWfLLIAMS, .11 PARTITION.

Duannab Cecil. Theresa Green-i field and Ross Greenfield her hnsband, Eofieldj BAerl Miluli Gordon and Daniel Gordon' he- husband, Irwin Cecil, John E. CeciFaiui Samuel CeciU will take notice that a petition was Cledj against them on the 19th day of October, A- 5k 1834. in the Comt of Common Plea of Jloerea; county, Ohio, by Henry Cecil, and is now-peod- ling, wherein the said Henry Cecil demand par. tition of the following eal estate, to- wit Tho noith east quarter of tho south west quarter section thirteen, in township fiv.

0 rang ix containing 89 and 93 hm dredtbs Asao Um snth cast quarter of th north, wast quarter ot section twenty-sis, (26.) in township fit of range sis, contaiuiug 89 and 43 hundredths acre, Also the south east quarter ol th south cast quar 1 ter of section fourteen, in township Bv. of ran. sis. containing 39 and 90 hundredth scree. Aleo, th north west quarter ot the nortn wet quarter of eeliM seven, in township five, of rang is, containing 89 and 57 hundredth tho, late Marietta land district.

Ohio. And that at thsk-nest Term of said Court, application with asad, by th said Henry Cecil, for prdr that; par l-tion may be made of said Dated October 19th. 1834. 94 1 1 86 8 4 57 9 3 02 20 38 5 94 4 28 3 61 7 81 32 39 1 60 3 94 19 78 5 44 18 81 fit DIVORCE. Presley J.

Martin, 6t the stale of Iowa, will take that oh th 1 9th day of October, A. D. 1854, Rachel J. Martin died lev the office of the Clerk of the Comt of Coiot Pleas of Monroe County. Ohio.

Tier petition against the said Prosley J. Martha; ttr otJeet aA prayer of which is, to r.btxin a decree for a dH' verce and alimony. The causes aMignon in aaidv petitieu for a dissolution of the marriage Contract are, gross neglect ot duty, eatress cruelty, a4 adultery with one Mary Pearce. The said Presley J. Martin ta nereny nonnea that at the spring Term of said Court, for tho year A.

D.1855,the said Rachel J. Martin wU ash, far a decree upon Said petition. HOLLISTER, OKEY sHvlL.L.tSTKN. AttVs for Pstitioft'aa, Dated th October, 15 9.