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ARUgEMENTU,

rRE-MoNDAYEvENINGu MARCH
% 80 ,Sas nISs play Of
Thomp'G%T; Sir spr'Is Mr. Perry Sir otG Mr. Hind Sir
ss ssphen Bsin Hssi Mr. S6 sap aas
nrs Knight, altering Mrs sherretti Countess Miss
TbE Love- Mr. o s,S s1s
abe Marquis Of Roueyis Mr. WHITING The Marchioness Of
rsmily and Third Circles rs eeps Gallery, l2a cents
QURToN's THEATRE. CHAMBERS STREET
- ncsdsy evening March 70 win % plssed the comedy
LeysTe Mrs Flora Tiowerdew Krs RUSSELL AIRS. Cp Nc.
I so srRs s1 Tlsa wv
ci.rAs CAPTAIN Murphy ksuirs Mr. BreSshs%; Frank Vim
sowerby Crsmey Mrs pnghes; hrs Charles Torrens Ms
Holman; Emma Torrens, Miss Hill Mrs; ormsey Delaiae
Miss Chapman Doors open At u oartAn rises az IA o'clock
yI,HEATRE, Aston PLACE OPERA EoUsE-MR
i Charles Bass, Lessee and Manager. The public are
respectfully informed that this elegant Theatre w BE
1850 In mailing his opening announcement Mr. Bass feels
IL would be idle inttcce sny presumptuous promises s
., o H. hat S best energies viii Be d.
seed te produce Of the most sterling drass
the engagement Of those bright auxiliares whose talents
infect the The ssss 81
whose fayer he ceirous of mertng Among the opening
from the londsn theatres ss E. Marie Daret, who will
make her fret Appearance ia New York Geo. vsnden-
Hamilton, sc. &c. 30. On Monday evening March Is,
or 81 vsa
ssnheh Colonel Dumas M Bass Beauseant Mr.; Lyme;
Mrs Dssst iacx asaosts' w T;%lSn T. ySshs
FsSy Mr. no Acct Mrs. rrcsrss Ms He.an f. sdn
elpde with the comic drama Of THE NAN WITHOUT A
balcony sofas &c. 75c amrhtheatre 49, Doors open a.
1o'elock TO commence At q past7
MRS. IRANcEs ANNE KEuBLE WILL READ THE
pa 81 asss on sHSdsy e d hsssh s
had at the Astor House the Irving House. at NJ Francis
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r,,so,y. ss7 BROAD way. petwees

49, vrht,e s,reeta-Tcrtoise shell asd Buffalo horn
- si.,b. Of every desisn and unegused choice ~
dre VARIETY Every description Of ooub OF foreign
" III a. home nsnufsetprc, Of superior gasI nnd loo
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Tn paCuerrirn Artists Louis Il. bishops
N. .,r.oype Pnt warranted 20 gve TO portraits richer
tcse 'hAh any VICTOR BIS oP's
Inpcrte-, ~ Maiden Lane, ". Y.
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CoNNUEIcATEp-To THE EDITOR OF THE ARGUS.
Of the sonsue, II the Brass ssuS ocndacs.a BY
in Leaving US en- the ga Of F.Grnsry Las. We
i fFsrusy i being ,Ss as wsSasoa the
q: +. s :sss rs
ana being sesrou. Of farther parade until ta past
for farther parade. for The Of saysg time aua ,s
o. the bin for The services Of The ,nd for the day
ss 6. the sh the chen SS
as rr ~ &. s g ss
Rsssysa That The q The above named band h.,
his city and issvns in sasp
he'd net them deserving the highest eeHssF from u.s.
Rsoved That Is The treasurer Of for himself and
brother o. W. wHil,ss promised 70 US iu AID s.st,s
poTss e s men sss ar .s Witch has NOT SSsa
Piled WITH We therefore eonsder h' aa'shor breach Of
A.: 1,.S 90. .Ss%y
ssn hove al oi. IN sssns hs t r. Jay q wss
,.to1 We ne Of the on e.mr.y Of hs.pni Ca;
band on any unless forced 70 d. until tho
s''n' 1.w Y. IT, ss Company
Sun MUTUAL INSURANCE scRIr BorGnr AND
''d s 90 sr1hsr r.shaS!s n.po,
ALL PERSONS HAVING CLANS AGAINST a;
y' present them between shi' date and ss sAy-xsreA
EDwARD r.-roUR UNEXPLAINED ABSENCE is
II distressing. Return home. inform you
RCAuDiHo.
~ NNNNtN--.-
RoARDINC.-Two GENTLEMEN CAN BE Accorgo-
~ dated with good board 10 gsntse private family ~
town breakfast and tea frcm st H.y. address LsRcc 80
e chc Of this paper for week Reference given And
required.
RosRp-A LADY AND GESTLrNAy VISA
~ hard, With psrlor and bed (ssoond stsIy
ffcd between Nesey and Canal streets and west Of Broad
way. Address 4. II. 1, at this oafee.
ROARD WArTED.-A LADY VISITS TO OBTAIN
~ oerd for herself ard daughters. also, ptror and
two ttrocE In famy wters there few % 20 hoarde
ter hie hbtral price VIII be paid L1cTton ron e'nth
street 70 twenty eight street and hetveca Third aud lth
avenues Address "Bosrderr," $50 Third avenue.
WANT Dry A FAMILY or TWO PERSONS.
w board IN all, rtsrsctsh.e faniiy whore ether
borders ere taken. hddrcis T.. D., Pest once.
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NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or TOUR SIM
~ ale s,nuemsn can be aeeonmoaatsd Win pleassat
rooms hrtass and es aud dinner SurcaYs the ns~
sra desant hovse No. 2g Tcnth street. near Tsmpkns
tuare and only few doors FROM the starr route The
fouse las Al the modern mrrovem.n.s bath se and VII
ts PAINTED All THROUGH early application maae ehsioe
Of foomt may be made.
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A Prospe'wss ts - - .ps..... 4.
..rn shout the the n. when Wit bs found
rs vill Ne sent 20 any one mat may aennnd ~ snf
vice Lseehe. sr- better In every way sud cost mach
ins, thsn ''s hs'"'-' LAwBERT AIEyANDRR.
Care OF Victor Bishop. No. 70 Maiden Lane, ~ Y.
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M KS. IRANcEs ANNE KEuBLE WILL READ THE
w play Of Hamlet Monday evening March 18th, at
the suyvesant lnsttute ocloak Tickets ST. to be
had at the Astor House. the Irving House. at M Francis
and Mr. CROWNS book Stores and Of the Jsnor of the In
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T. goTynkIss, SAN FRANCISCO, cAIIsoaEIA
t.virr located In csrscicus warehouse snd wharf
With sunesnt wsterf rishes rrepsred 20 receive con-
fhmens ~ werch.ndse, and refers kossts James
noa, Esq New Haven.
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lf Irorulson.-Th ard improved system Of steam
alton an m der that o The screw al
thSnsh very af dnsrent with al lie peeaar ADV aat.ss
and more powerful fpetd than any other ta rrupeefs
either rndoe or screw. 40 With br te change
o. expns be adapted 70 old The Frnch nvsn-
te cesireus 20 40. partner CSC possible. speatns frenol
resoy snTsaed IN seambea, building snd winE 70 mshs
TIE expense Of frst trial ferry boat Best
Fost Ofce. New York.
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MISCELLAHEOUg.

respectable Address stating particulars to p Herald
MIsCELLAHEOUs.
A CAcIk PuBEscEss-raIs GRACEFUL PLANT IS
nov in u bloom :: No sS srosd..y and nd, may Be :ss.
s ys'd % s ad S SS fS
ys s sss 'Esr e s ssS,S. Of sn
srstasssy bssuttu Piani-psrh.s the speci-
Hn ds E, % kind in as SHs s. fr rs s 70.
lanes coNNEKs SON. TYPE FOUNDERS, coRsKR
Of Ann ana Nassau s,'s nsw rers n',s On hand
ERENcH AND AMERICAN DAGUgRREoryPE
I .uS,SIser, wiz 2s;. on t,s L.: APRIL az
- Kinds 2, the ,sS,s E9c, IL Ri .sfa: al sssy q
world so"s: marie. Prices have been s!assssd
Assns sSs sT the past sh Bc
Moe gas.i,. q t,susrrsotyPes And shyls'o'sra-
GOAL AN DAILY REcEIyINo FRESH SUPPLY
q The bee, quality q Rss A.a Peach Orchard s0ys aud
,sa .ns 81 s5nsa boat. deliver r 'T
572 Greenwich, corner Of Kins street.
DANTsiPASTs-r. Auarss THE OLD, WE'LL
ina. ,ee,.d atty pisces 81 beautiful E.sish and french
cassmsrss large supply spring and saner ecod
msn, yer less than Broadway rrioes sad equally
Cut, Plain end Pressed Glass ssonshns reduced ptosa
Ne John street The riches. ..sr@ehs q osa rasrss
rsssole Brseksts China Glass. soasnsn sr,isies &c &c.
All warranted the bes. and eheape IN New York Wholesale
ana IS sai % vsssy street
yVoopwoRrn PATENT FLAMING NAcHrNEs-su-
psr,sr 70 s.y nov " yss s.p.rse,ed s 81 rsh hlso
ssas, maoha' onS inpr. snsef; spty
opposite NE oity Of New York.
u IcB ROSE WOOD. WALNUT. AND HAuoaANY
N Furnitute-fn consequence o. having 70 remove TO
ournew building erecting tst b5 Brosawayl
fuj the furniture vsry reaucsi prices
Persons about furnishing with rich Rose Wood Psor furn
''r' TxSSiR i';% sfost a.. r
ls Fulton street. New fork-
IIhRpwARE, HAIR SEATING, s,-coxxoN AND
Horse nails Try Pss. rs.ss, Ls,ss Timed i.sis ssi
wsiss and o. D. Psfsus.ion csps an sis. AMI kinds q
best Hes chisss seigg B.ie.d obi SSg,,sFy seA
o. John strse,t up stairs).
w cEDON, ~ Nassau stree,, near the Post omc.. New
York would respectfully invite The attention c TIRE Business
81 w,S., r.nse LINERS G wsrr.n ns srs. ana "Ss
dvdersted Which viii 10 sold a, the lowest market prices
rms ADVERTISING COLUMNS OF NEwspAPER
u serve as directory nothing more. No msn viii take
the word Of The Advertiser examines for himsci
isssss%sss boots Shoes, ana Cater. In town are daily
snseted AZ JoSfss, u Arm street.
DuRENoLooy.- sIzERs tFRoN THk HOUSE or
Fovers Wells, New York; viii commence course %
tetsr iii a .,rnsa 70 hfssaos Ter
ture Tree.
CuPIRloR WHITE PURE CASTOR oIL.-TES CASES
- shite n Castor OIL suitable for Hpghecaries for
sasby THOMAS y MAkrELL
william ftreet
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IT T.. SCRANTON, cEvrzAL MERCHANDISING
an .cm nisficn Busrcss escrHuensc CITY California
Rsersss-ssslth futile. Ney 1avsa; Lserii, 3 Brspa
svvth street, New YoEh
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DIBBoNs SILKS AND MILLINERY ccops-RIp
~ tors N0co wtfth o. the ~ richest
mro-i q tc sod A. unusual lsw Prices, N Lie n
1ENsfEIN, sea BowerJ, corner " Hester street.
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d.
Il ton. 81 RoekAway adjoining the Marine Pavilion
the Wes 1t Is 50 feet BY S. stories and attic with
basement kitchen. garden. coach houses stables Land
In quantity TO suit the afodnx large and bcau
full for either boarding private
sidence. For Sale The beautiful cottage the
Crazy next to the Pavilion the East Also, the lot ad
joining with large coach house and stable with
building which will be finished early in June.
several other building lots, commanding full of the
Ocean, and open to the breeze. Apply to JOHN III.
POWER Esq, l29 Fulton street, New York.
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rOR SALE AND TO LETT.

MIGHTY THIRD STREET AND BLOONINGDALE
- Road--For saie-Five lots of ground fronting
Eighty third street, of Boomingdale Road. They
finely situated, nd will be sol alow Appy
HENRY AUSTIN BRADY, 81 wall street.
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CALIFORNIA.

(ALlFoFNIA LIFE INSURANCE. -vATfONsk Joan
" lure A. Ohce, n Wall fire-. Nss Yori.-Rsses Of
premium altered snd rules modified Parties Eons 70 Caii
iorna sre requtsed 70 Apply the above cce Actng
hiree,ors for narchc. A., Hsbieht. ,hsirmsni tghn
Talrsr' ssf,u,i = HIGHLAND, W. Van HSok Tanning Q.
j. IKANrER STAIR, gene-sl AGENT.
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NJ oTICE-A CORPS DE BALLET OF BLADES AND
IN Gentlemen for the Federal street Theatre Boston In
gnre Immediately at Crosby street. bstwsea the hours Of
and H. V. W. JONES Agent.
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FINANCIALLY

DtRTFrR WANTED, WITH sle00 30 $780, IN
manufa,t turing business esttbhed semc years sna nov
derr good bufnts rrofts large. Of active busnea
HABITS would maze large necme recd refnees svsn aad
REQUIRED. Address r. r. vith fnonc othe
viii 10 sttended.l te ", Boz AalT Post onlee u. v.
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DAYNEs PANORAMA OF A VOYAGE TO EUROPE
ID every evening" ct the Great Hall Minerva Rooms
!o6 Broadway embracing views Of Boston Liverpool Lon
dren under twelve, Is cents. Doors
moving at ~ r. n An exhibition Wednesday Satur-
dar affernnnnA At thraa O'clock,
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WETHopE CRAY, conwIssIOa nRRCBANTs,
hsrsis, California Refer L-ris Hanfcrd ehsrr,
rrFIn ~ sna II. ~. fresdweiL New fSrE ssess,
reneester Ahlsn Baltimore. The largest ssips dis
BIB wrrxoRs.
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Two CAIiroRrIANs-A. W. SPIES d Co. % wAIDES
RIGA Coits. Aliens AID Thtms Rcvo vers and splsn
90 nree hlsn Mining tools piekas crowhsrs, uunt
Bsks vil0N BOTTLES Ierauaaien Cnra Carp EanraEs he
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ERENCH. ENGLISH AND GERMAN ENGRAvINGs--
The trade s respeofuy inor ned that large ass,tt-
ent Of European krgravng including the latest puoca
G0UrIL, vIBERr, and Co.
Wholesale Printseers. 30 Broadway.
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LOST.
a Sn REwARD.-Losr ON THE rwENTY-ruIRD
DOO instant. between one and two o'clock, NJ while
from tho OF beeknan and Nassau street
TO Chatham street. thence vessy street. and down vesy
10 Greenwich street. Leather Wallet, containing about
value 70 but the The sb2ve reward will be
paid the finder returning the said aet and oouets
the subscriber WV. 0A8E, Sal Fourth street;
RI. WIH5LOW. % Beekman street.
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NTUsIcAL HALL TO LEAsE-rHE HALL THAr is

l about to be built Broadway opposite Bend street,
offered BY the proprietor lease. for of years.
very favorable terms TO parties by The build
TO be the largest and elegant this
will be adapted fer balls concerts and public meetings II
viii have all the modern improvements and the
eopveniences for the above mentioned The
will bind himself TO have IL done BY the lst OF September
next provided suitable party should Offer Should IL
be leased IL will be let for pubic reasonable
terms per night Apply ,oy further r P,Itsulr; 70
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-08-05
The Portuguese Claims.

Among the claims against Portugal
made by our government, is one for tht
privateer General Armstrong, captured at
Fayal, by the British, in 1914. The even,
made great noise at the time, the dfence
having been heroic to the last degree. The
Armstrong was lying in that port, when o
British cruiser, accompanied by a frigate
entered the harbor, and the same night en-
deavored to cut her out; but the boats
were repelled by the privateer's crew
Another attack was made at midnight
no less than fourteen launches particirot.
ing in it; but this was also repelled, the
British losing three boats, in one Of which
were fifty men. of whom but single one
was saved. In oil the enemy lost 100
killed. The next morning. despairing oi
further defence, for the British now hauled
one of their ships up close to the Arm.
strong, the Americans abandoned their
brig, when the foe burned her. As all
this took place within half cables length
of the Portuguese fort, the claim for in
Identification is just, as the authorities at
Fayal ought to have protected the Arm
strong.-LancGsterian.
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To BRING THE DROWNED TO LIFE.--At
this season Of the year, when SO many fa-
tai accidents are occurring. the following
advice, which we have, perhaps, be-
fore published, is particularly opPortune
"Immediately as the body is removed
from the water, press the chest suddenly
and forcibly downward and backward, and
instantly discontinue the pressure. Re.
peat this violent interruption until apair
Of bellows can be procured. When OBJ.
tained, introduce the muzzle well upon the
base Of the tongue. Surround the mouth
with a towel or handkerchief. and close it.
Direct bystander TO press firmly upon the
projecting part Of the neck adams apple)
and use The bellows actively. Then press
upon the chest to expel the air from the
lungs, to initiate the natural breathing.-
Continue this at least an hour, or until
signs of natural breathing come on.
Wrap the body in blankets, place it near
q fire, and do every thing to preserve the
natural warmth, as we'll as to impart an
artificial heat, if possible. Every thing,
however, is secondary toInaating the lungs,
Send for medical man Immediately.
Avoid all friction until respiration shall
be in some degree restored. VAL. Morr.
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From washington.
WAsHNCroN. a


sIr. Bates declines Cabinet appoint
ment, preferring the chance Of coming to
the Senate from Mo. This leaves two
vacancies, and Gov. Jones, of Tenn, Con-
rad, Of La, and others, are mentioned to
fill them.
1t is supposed the California bill will
pass the Senate without much difficulty,
but as the cholera is approaching by way
of Harper's Ferry, it may hurry an %.
iournment. The question is full Of dlstrusl
and danger. Notwithstanding the belief
that the separate bill will be passed, the
debate TO-DAY was strong on the prospecl
Of Civil War. Much complaint is made
AGAINST MIR. Pearce for defeating the Com
nromise bill. He was warned that hi'
ppropostion if carried would defeat it, bu
he persisted, and death to the Compromise
is the consequence. Feelings Of exusper
alton are now engendered which will 70
ment and cannot be allayed.
The California bill may pass the Senate
but il cannot go through the House thi
session. .,a Ir
1t is said that Mr.. Pearce's motion
which defeated the bill, resulted from I
visit to President Fillmore yesterday morn
ing. He. disapproved of the Texas ar
rangement.
Mr.. Clay will leave here on Saturday
Southern members are determined TO re
sist the admission of California, and will
stick out to the last against it.
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Furniture Ware-RoOm.

THE subscribers respectfully in. <sE2
IL form the public that they have 5
opened furniture Ware-Room on EzsNs
CoURT street, one door south of the Fire Engine
House, between FRONT and SECOND streets,
where will be found large end we'll assorted
stock of CHAIRS and CABINET WORK of
every variety of style, suited to this market ;
which they will sell as low as any establishment
in Portsmouth. They would alse remind the
public that they are manufacturing all kinds oI
Cabinet work which can be sold as low as the
same can be bought for in Cincinnati.
They have employed gooa workmen, ani
use the best Of materials.
They have purchased hearse and are pre-
pared 10 attend to the undertaking business on
the shortest notice. Please give them call.
March II, '50--7y1 BRIANT & JONES.
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sale of Real Estate by order of Court.

sale of Real Estate by order of Court,
'nN the oath day of August, 1850, between
~ the hours of 10 O'Clock A. M. and a o.
clock P. NJ, at the door Of the Court house
in Portsmouth, we will sell TO the bighes
bidder the following real estate, as the pro
perty of John d. Smith, decd, to wit; Par
of a tract of 420 acres in the Virginia Mill
tary District, patented to Michael and Jacot
David, beginning at stone No. ], and two
Sycamore's and a Maple on the Scioto river
upper corner on the river to the original sur
vey and lower corner to William Fowlers
survey thence with Fowler's line north 81
west 238 poles to stone No. 2, and a
White Oak, Mulberry and Elm in Fowler's
line and north west corner to the original
survey; thence with the original line south
3 Q west al poles, and 10 poles to stone
No 3, two Black Oaks, pine and sappline
on the point of hill in the original line
thence south 81 east 229 poles to stone
No. s, and Red Bud on the bank of the
Scioto river; thence up said river north %
poles, north 28o east 20 poles to the begin.
ming, containing 81 acres be the same more
or less. Also, part of survey of 20 acres
patented to James E. Wilcoxen on the 81
day of October l843, beginning at stone
north west corner of John Harle's survey
No. 1903, in the line of survey No. 1870,
thence with the line of survey No. 1870
north 81 west 30 poles to Pine, south 8 Q
west 90 poles to Pine; therce north ga Q
west 90 poles to Maple; thence south q
ewest SO poles to stake and Black Oak ii
the line Of Thomas Williamson's survey
thence with his line south SO oeast II polel
to Sassafras and Dog Wood, south 35 9
east 80 poles TO Black Oak; thence soutl
81 Q east 80 poles to the line Of John Harle'
survey as aforesaid; thence with Harles lin,
north 80 east "a poles to the beginning, con
tanning 10 acres, be the same more or less
Appraised at Thirteen Hundred and Thir
ty Dollars.
TERMS OF SALE-0ne third cash, th,
residue in one and two years with interest
ISAIAH SMITH and
JOEL w. SMITH,
Admits of John D. Smith, decd.
July 90, lS50-16w4 4
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City Insurance Company
OF
GlMGlMMATrl,

s. R. ROSS, at Portsmouth Agency,
hsures property ofan description agains
loss or damage by FIRE also, Ggains'
the perils of the SEA, or inland Mani
cation.
AIllosses will be promptly met at their
Agency here, and policies issued at rates
Of Premium, as low as other responsible
offices.
The President, Directors and Company
are known TO be among the most response
bic citizens Of Cincinnati, which is a guar
antee that all transactions will be adjusted
on satisfactory terms.
Policies issued on application, at the
Counting Room Of s. r. ROSS Agent,
City Insurance Company
Portsmouth, May, /, 1850.
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Notice i'm Partition.

DAvID HINES and Emma his wife,
IL William F. Andrews, Armstead Hud-
son and Fanny his wife, will take notice that
a petition was filed against them on the Goth
day Of July, A. d. 1850, in the Court Of
Common Pleas of Scioto county, State Of
Ohio, by Henry G. Dunton and Maria Dun
ton his wife, wherein the said petitioners
demand Partition of the following Real
Estate, to wit: Two certain tracts OF lands
situate and lying in said Scioto county,
Washington township, and in the Virginia
Military District. The first tract being
known as lot No. 2, plat A Of the division
made by Isaiah Smith and Francis Cleveland
oe the estate of James Andrews decd, and
described as follows; Beginning at stake
in the front line corner to WINS share
thence with said front line S. 33 Q W 20 rods
to stake thence $40 W 38 rods to a
stake thence 33o 20a rods to a sake;
thence 700 W lS8 rods to stake on the
back line Of the tract thence with said
back line north 33o Q 10 rods to stake
corner to Wm.; thence with his line rs Q
g 1911 rods to the beginning. Containing
22l acres, more or less The second tract is
known aslot No. 2, plat B. Of the same di-
vision, beginning alta stake on the back line
of the bottom land corner TO VIM. An
drews; thence with his line SO Q Q l69
rods TO stake in the original front line on
the Island Gut; Thence with said line 81
W 81 rods to stake; thence parallel with
the upper line n. SO 2 W l69 rods 10 astake
| in the back line of the tract; thence with
said back line n 80 Q . 81 rods 10 the begin.
ming. Containing 81 acres more or less
And that al the next Term Of said Court, ap.
plication will be made by said petitioners
for an order that Partition may be made O
said premises. HENRY G. DUNT0N,
MARIA DUNT0N.
July "a, is5o-l6wc .t.ss
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-08-05
Notice inPartition.

EnPnaz hayward,
vs., , In Partition.
Erancina Montgomery ct. al.
|LNRANCINA Montgomery, George salladay,
IL Phebe Salladay, Eliza Potter, all of Scioto
county, and Newton Montgomery, Mclean
Montgomery and Charlotte Montgomery, all of
Blrean county in the State Of Illinois, will
take notice that petition was filed against
them on the 18th day Of February, Al. 1850, in
the court of common pleas of Scioto county,
Ohio, wherein the said Eliphaz Hayward de-
mands partition Of the following real estate:
Being the east end of lot number three, in the
second or new French Grant, bounded as fol-
lows: On the east by lands owned by George
Sal aday, on the South by lot number two in
said second French Grant on the west by
lands owned by Burk & King, (being the west
part of the said lot number three,) and ON the
north by lot number four in said second French
Gant--said 10 contain 40 acres Of land; and
that at the next term Of said court, application
will be made by said Elipbaz Hayward for an
order that partition may be made Ct said pre-.
misses. ELIPHAZ HAYWARD,
~. E. GLOVER, His Atty.
July %, ls50.-l6w6