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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-11-28
stnIe OF Ohio, GaIIIn counsy, -.
John Curry ct al vs.. A. S. Croy, ct al,
PARTITION.


PURSUANT to the command Of an order Of
| sale from the court Of common pleas in and
for the county of Gallia. to me directed, shall
expose to public sale at the court house in Gall
lipois, on the Oath day Of December, A. d,
1850, at 2o'cloek p m, the following described
real estate, to-wit: The southwest quarter Of
Section fourteen, in Township eight, Of Range
sixteen, in the Ohio Company's Purchase, and
the southwestquartero Of the northwest quarter
of said section fourteen. in township eight, Of
range sixteen, in the Ohio Company's Purs
chase, containing in all two bundled acres,
more or less, upon the following terms, to-wit.
One-third Of the purchase money in hand,
one-third in one year, and the residue in two
years, with interest from the day Of sale, 10 be
secured by mortgage on the premises. Said
premises appraised at $500 dollars
A. LOGUE, S CO.
Nov. 81. i850.-5w
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R0TTNTY LAND AGENTS.

N s. & CHI. J. MENAGER, Attor-
n, neys, viii attend to all claims for
lands or Pensions under any Of the acts
of Congress; Office south side Public.
Square.
Oct. a4th, 1s5o.-sw.
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sale Of Real RstaIc, By order or Court.

sale Of Real Estate, by order OF Court.
ON the 30th day of November, A. d.
" 1850, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon,
at the door Of the court house, in the town
of Gallipolis, viii be sold to the highest bids
der, the following real estate as the property
of Patrick Quinn, deceased. to-wit; Fifty
three acres in the northwest corner Of the
southwest quarter of Section %, Tow n s.
Range I6 Of the Ohio Company's Purchase.
Also. forty-three acres on the east side of the
northeast quarter Of Section 10, Town 3,
Range | s.; also, four town lots In the towr =s
WiIksvilIe, Nos. IS, rs, II, and 7s. in Wilks-
vile township, Vinton county, Ohio. Said
lands TO be sold subject to the Widows DOVER
The 90 acres is appraised at two dollars per
acre; the AZ acres is appraised at 8 dollars per
acre, and the town lots as follows: No. IS at
so dollars; No. rs at IS dollars. and Nos. ~
and 10 al 80 dollars each. Terms Of sale,
cash. ALICE QUINN. Adm'x Of
PATRICK QUINN,
BY SIMON DoLES, Agent.
OF. 81. ,5O.-5w
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Boston Nov. a5,h, P. M.


The call for Union meeting for to.
morrow afternoon has three thousand
signatures. -
BY an arrival at Salem we learn tha
the brig Perry arrived at st. Helena
from the west coast Of Africa safe, or
the 1st of Sept.
~ New York, Sept. a5th, P. M.
SLAyRR CAPTuRED.-An arrival from
Sierra Leone reports that Brazilian
SLAYER was captured by British cruiser
of the coast of Lopez, and sent into 81
ezra Leone. She had on board up
wards of 900 slaves.
NJ, York Market, Nov. 25th, P. M.
Cotton unchanged; sales Of 500 bales.
Sales 900 bbls Flour at 81 SO to 4 81
for State and Western. Sales of Ohio
Wheat at I13 to l16c; for Genessee
100 to 1850 is asked. Old Corn 20 to
70a; new so to sc. Pork dull and
sales light at Sl1 "A for Mess and Al
for Prime. Lard II to ". Ohio But
ter 9 to lie. Prime cheese 6 to 6lc.
Louisville, Nov. 95th, P. M.
River falling slowly with a feet II
inches water in the canal. Weather
warm.
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IUIIJ NV IIIcIItI,
ARNOLD BUFFUM,
SOLD BY

L. P. MAGUET, Gallipolis; Thos. Evans
Centerville; ]. M. Afford. Cheshire; J. L
Newsom, Ridgeway; Jos Waddell, Patriot
Martin Gilmore, Point Pleasant, Va; Jas
Lisk, Pomeroy; c. M. Martin, Jackson.
Nov. 81, 1850.
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DENTISTRY.

JOSEPH PAYNE, DENTIST, having
y returned to this place, would re-
spectfully announce to his friends that
he has located in Gallipolis, and may be
found at his Office, over Maguet & Ma
ret's Drug Store, or at his residence on
Court street between Third and Fourth.
Nov, 7th, l850.-tf
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LADIES' SELECT SCHOOL.

GhDlESo OELEOl OCr1OOL.
THE undersigned, under vote Of the
L Gallipolis Lyceum, have engaged
MISS ELIZABETH E. LANG. of Fredonia.
New York. to teach SELECT LADIES' ScHoob
in the LYcEUM HALL. We can recommend
Miss Lang as a lady every way qualified to
teach a school Of the highest character. We
invite all those having girls wishing to attend
such a school, whether in the town or In the
country, to improve this opportunity Of q
good instruetress. We intend the school to be
equal TO any Ladies' School in this part OF
Ohio, and il our citizens who are interested
in such school come forward rs tkey ought,
the school will be a permanent one. Those
wishing further to inquire can call upon either
Of the undersigned. The terms ill be as low
as any school of an equal character, The
school will begin lst Monday in December.
LEWIS NEWSOM,
SIMEON NASH,
CHAS. ]. MENAGER.
Nov. 81, '50.-2w Committee.
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T HIVE just received a beautiful as
| sortment of house furnishing Hard
ware. consisting in part Of Hearth STAN
dards, Umbrella Racks, Shovels. ToDgs,
&c, in sets; Glass Lanterns, Lard
Lamps. Willow Baskets, brass and cop
per Kettles, &c.
uet. 10, 1850. T. MATHERS.
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Remember the original and only genuine
Wistar,s Balsam of Wild Cherry was intro
duced in the year 1885, and it has been well
tested in all complaints for which it is recon-
mended, For u years it has proved more eff
cacious as a remedy for Coughs, Colds. Influen-
"a, Bronchitis. Asthma and Consumption in
its incipient stages, than any other medicine
Price 81 per bottle or six bottles for S..
Sold by j. ID. PARK,
Northeast corner of Fourth and Walnut
streets, entrance on Walnut. To whom all
orders must be addressed.
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Athens, Nov. 96th

The boot of the Lancaster stage was
cut open last evening, between Chaun-
cey and this place, and the newspaper
mail stolen. The letter bag, which the
rascals no doubt aimed at, was moi mo-
Tested. No clue as yet to the robbers.
Pittsburgh, Nov. 25th, NJ.
feet5 in. water-weather pleasant.
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TIVE finest, cheapest and most beauti-
ful assortment Of Fire Fronts,
Crates. &c, ever brought to this mar.
ket, to be found at Mathers' Stove Depot.
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I. HATTIE Rs,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
STOVES, TIN, COPPER AND
SHEET IRON WARE, &C.,
Court ST., nert door to MiIler's corner.
Oct. 10, so.
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# you wish to see a superior Cooking
L Stove call at Maihers' Stove Depot,
and look at his Meteor hir-Tight Cook
ing Stoves. combining the principle of
the double and single oven.
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Very respectfully yours,
LAMBERT NEWLAND.

The above frcm J.. Newland, ESQ.,, a highly
respectable country merchant, eommends it
self forcibly TO the candid attention Of all
those who have doubted the great merit Of
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-11-28

Still further evidence Of the remarkable cura-
tive properties Of this inestImable prePara-
ton:
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quanuues OF or all or diminshed
mot for ps but for s
lively.
must establish agencies such places that delay arise in
furnishing what may be required and when contractor fails
Provisions and Clothing shall be authorized purchases
contracts The record rqu.o duplicate copy thereof
the Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing either Of navy
yards aforesaid shall be evidence that such requon has
Separate article, Except soap
each Of @ aforesaid navy and in case more than one article
accept one or more the articles contained in such
ee the remainder, and bidders whose proposals accepted and
contract will transmitted them for executions which
ume required regular transmission Of the mail
Two or more approved suee equal 20 the estimated
addition win be withheld payments
performance any paid respects
complied with ninety eenum Of the Of all deliveries
duly authenticated have been presented TO him
na on Meow s
Philadelphia, Baltimore Washington, Norfolk Pensacola, and
Every accompanied las directed in the &c,
approved Aas by s one
%os S Or s as, s "a OF s
into obligation within 1--WE days, with good and sucen,
gated consider une.. accompanied BY guaranty
% ns s Or o. some s S
eminent known TO the bureau.
esp,,nes q his proposal win b deemed nc,asson thereof
accepted IN Conformity with his understanding maze
sS M a s.g .ss. from s srs . @
Of hi. every for naval supplies invited BY e Sec
OF the Navy under the the appropriation
bill for the approved March third eighteen hundred
three shall be accompanied BY written guaranty signed by
responsible the effect that they undertake that
the bidder bidders will II his their bid be accepted,
obligation In such time be prescribed by the Secretary
ssy sa %f
such II amer the Of proposal and nouhca
uon ereof 70 me bidder bidders they shall fail
obligation within the time prescribed by the Secretary the Ma
with good and sufficient furnishing the supplies
Secretary OF Navy shall
persons for furnishing said supplies and shall forth
with the difference between contained the
posa guaranteed and the amount for which he have
acted furnishing the said supplies whole period OF
proposal charged bidder bidders his
their and the be Immediately
covered by the United States for the the Navy Department.
action Of debt against either or all OF said persons"
Mar 2l-law4w
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NAVY DRFARrMzsr.
Bureau Of Provisions Clo,hing, March 90 1850
SEPARATE PROPOSALS, and endorsed Proposes for
M on lie April e ss sass s Sa
ing ION seesyng Ave days notice. except biscuit Tor which ave
sssa Unsd sSs: Issaa.
ss o sS g Ss %
sonssso BY che chief Of this bureau @ b The
June %, 1851, viz ''' e"1'"s
sppss and sa's m''a'''
The -four shall Dc q the Manufacture o. wheat year
and fully equal description Richmond aour in ali the
good sound bright barrels with lining hoop. al each
head and In good shipping ORDER free Of all charge the United
The biscuit shall be made wholly from sapens aou
quality and conform samples which deposited in
The said navy yards shall Be properly baked thoroughly
good sound wen dried bright -four barrels with the heads well
cured o. tight whkey or spirit casks or barrels at the option Of
proof according to the United States standard
s ns s .s ss
s
the SHAH 3 quality Young Hyson,
The coffee shall be equal Cuba coffee.
% Ss II d as Or aas az
quality butter worked clear Of all
fluids and be delivered in seasoned white oak kegs Of about eighty
The equal quality New Orleans
and be delivered in good barrels With te heads
condition
The beans shall be sound and good shall be delivered
barrels, with the heads well secured.
vinegar be first quality cider vinegar
vered barrels which shall be thoroughly
and placed In the best shipping condition.
The pickles shall exceeding fifteen gallons each
the Of white white shall be dev
strong salt brine vinegar the option of
vegetable only be paid for the price be the whether
brine vinegar.
The shall be best quality bunch rasins shall be de
veed good strong substantial boxes and hooped each end
The dried apples shall be Of approved quality and shall be de-
livercd In tight whiskey barrels or fbarrels.
The shall be manufactured from OIL and be Of the
best quality denomnated whc saltwater and be delivered
good boxes Of about pounds EACH hoopsd
each the price be uniform all the stations
All foregoing described shall subject such
chief Of this direct and be all
ecy satisfactory the inspecting officer said officer be appointed
by the Navy Department All inspections be al the place Of de-
livery Biscuit however be inspected the of manuac
dition at the place of delivery.
OF all articles
the year. and bidders may offer for articles
The samples referred this those selected for
the ensuing fiscal and haze such Aavs been
previously exhibited.
precisely stated They will probably be about
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RATH FIXTURES, Water Closets, and Plumbing I'm
all Its branches At the shortest notice. the most work
manhke manner nj New York prices.
" r. NAyLon south side oPennlvania avenue ID
mas Just returned from the North, and prepared
put up bathing apparatus water clcsc force pumps beer
and description plumbing the workmanlike
Having secured services OF workman Of thirty
pecnce and practice who designed and executed in that
some ofhe principal Europe he challenges composition
He has also laid OF bright
which he invites the OF bousokeepers generally
Roofing ruternR spontng and all other work "copper"
and shcetiron promptly and carefully attended 10.
All work ntrustod 10 the subscriber warranted
Mar 10--eolmif n. Y, NAYLOR,
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THE New journal Medicine for March, Is5o.-Pub.
ished day, Al (for March, 1850 Of the New York
Journal Of Medicine and the Collateral scenee edited by q
Purple, NJ ID. This number historical notice Of the
progress Of medical science from the landing Of the Pilgrims
Plymouth present ume by Stephen w. Williams, NJ ID.
ovarum By the
abdominal by w w. Van Buren,, d. Report prema
induced Of contracted pevis
r. Blatchord M d.. Excson o scbous Mamma followed
AFTER the operation by Tetanus by Samuel Tyler NJ d.
city, Md. with eight original
practical utility The review department contains cruca
reports contained the volume
OF the American Medical Association, together with bbo
graphical Of all the late medical publications Its foreign
practical
all the foreign journals, while In the American retrospect be
Interesting editorial selections
from American medical journals
This journal published In the city Of New York two
months containing ia pages with perfect plates and illustrations,
and has reached The 5 year since It's hrst publication price
% per annum or 50 cents per copy.
Specimen application (post paid r. r. Hud
New York Journal OF Medicine 20 Wall street, New
York.
Subscriptions received and numbers for sale by
FRANCK TAYLOR, Penn. avenue,
Mar I-lmw Agent for Washington, ID. O.
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DIAM and Ornamental wire-Fencing.-The subscn-
recently appointed by the manufacturers
beautiful article OF plain and
mental would respectfully call the attention Of the
public 10 which be their
Pennyvana Sixth street. They would
the TO which this
snanufacure IL being applied, vizi
Enclosures cemeteries farm pubic grounds cottages and
gardens
Columns and cornico work for cottages.
and window guards for private dwellings,
prisons, unaic asylums, &C.
Tree for consevatores training plants &c
Arbors, arches and Verandahs.
Cellar CRAVINGS and efproof grating for skyghts, se
JNO W. BADEN 4 BRO.
Pennsylvania avenue, south side, sixth street.
Feb 00--law6w
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United States Patent Once,
March Oh lQ1n

ON the petition Of q Gggs Of Roxbuy Massachusetts,
praying the extension Of patent granted 20 said Gnges for an
railroad frogs for nom the expiration OF
patent which takes place the 3st day OF July ISL
II that the said petition be heard the Patent Once on
~ o'clock and all persons are
notified appear and show they have why said pc
ton ought not TO be granted -. .,
terrenccr Union Washington, c. Pennsylvania Inquirer
Philadelphia Tribune, New York Journal, Providence, khode
Island Daily Bee Boston, week for three successive weeks
THOMAS EwBANK,
Commissioner Of Patents.
r. sEo Of the above win please and send hen
bills 10 the Patent Once, with containing this notice.
Mar 2,-iaw3w
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NENTLEMEN'S . NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. has this
day received large and full assortment Of genemen out
ting articles, viz
styles he Of retailing shirts wholesale prices will be
tinued by Stevens.
CRAVATS
very large supply Of black and fancy coo just imported, and
believed 10 be the newest In market.
UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS,
silk meno, lambs WOOL Scotch WOOL large
assortment, and some Of extra large
UMBRELLAS.
A full supply Of silk and cotton, styles.
Also gloves, peumery dressing robes,
brushes razoin fact article for gente
toilet Of which be sold uniform
prices sTEvENSS,
Great Hat and Gentemens Quitting Establishment
Dec. 5-eodf No. Browns HOTEL
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALrrMosx, March 2s-5, p. m.
The Weather Forrest Divorts Cass.--Fanmy
Ksmbls--Ths Webster Trial. neendiarism. -Child
Burnt The Markets. &c.
The weather hare to-day changes every minutes and
there prospect Of rain before night The telegraph in
forms that New York the ground covered with snow
to the depth OF about three inches.
The publication Of the dispositions OF the witnesses In the
Forrest divorce has attracted much attention. much
that the Pakman murder loses half its interest for the
time. Parties already forming, and opinions being
expressed for and against the accused lady The charges
however of direct character 70 her positive guilt
whilst intercepted letter. Of the most amorous character
from George Jameson, the ragedan, Implying positive
unchasteness, is published with the other documents.
Il Is said that Mrs Fanny Kemble has accepted offer
appear the Aston Opera House, on the stage again. and
in the of the engagement Is TO bring out new
drama, written by herself.
The testimony for the defence In the case oil Dr. webster
far as has been disclosed possesses many strong points,
sufficient perhaps, prevent the jury from agreeing The
witnesses the stand to-day testify that there 10
any In Identification of the remains by the teeth and
one has been brought forward who positively asserts that
be saw Dr. Parkman in the streets of Boston after the inter
view with DR.. Webster the college the afternoon Of
his disappearance. If they destroy the Identification
Of the body, the case, of course, must fail
We have had several fires this morning, and at the time
write row Of small houses is said to be burning the
Hookstown road They have all been unoccuped houses
and shops leading the belief that they resulted from in
cendiarsm.
little daugher OF MI Thomas w. Dihyoh aRed ABOUT
three years caded death yesterday by the accden
tai overurning Of stove, which was boiler Of hot
water which completely drenched her.
The MARxETs-In the flour market, the stock is good,
but much of has gone into for the high price
OF wheat will scarcely pay the miller for grinding, many
who feel able take the risk of higher market have
given orders their agents their consgnments for
the present Sales $50 bbs to-day at - 62h City Mills
is held ut S4652 For wheat the receipts continue very
limited and 95 l04 for ordinary strictly
prime reds lO5 10 white and family flour
white III ll8 cents. The market has been barely
supplied nearly all In the beginning the sales
were 80 for whe and 81 81 cents for yellow, and
some strictly prime white 81 slight decline has
taken place. and quote 45 ~ cents for white
and - a so cents for yellow.
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STROLOGY.The celebrated c. w. RoBACK, from Sweden,
Office No. IL 9Th philadelphia offers
of Washington vicinity He
been consulted with by all the heads Of and enjoys
higher Astrologer than living Navines
according GeomancyLades o. Gentlemen s. Par
a their natvies drawn by sending the
of Of their BIRTH All containing the above
will receive immediate attention, and natves sent
of world written durable and he prepared make
conjuraton Of the following
Courtsp advice advice given successful
wealthy has the redeem such
the Of the boe and for all Of hazards and for
stolen lost property the purchasing Of tickets
the above done this
vicinity and all TO full satisfaction, and 900 naves he has
All will regiousy
prepaid will be answered gratis For particulars, call this
@. W. RoBACK
Dec. 23-d3m
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Assistant Teacher Wanted Immedistcly.
THE Principal Of waenon IN o. Male Academy wishes 70
employ qualified 70 teach
the various English tho He must
be unmarried Of habits and character
10 the Principal.
Feb 1a-dn
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