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For fhs renoral and permanent all dtass aas
Impure state Of the blood or Aatu ef the system.

he
Impure stais Of the blood or haiti Of the sy.ten.
MoNG hs many important discoveries Of mi, generation,
'ss .,s s s SANDS s form u me-
ns y II M1 @ , S. 1 mute a s @
been thousands sass have been cured y
lime These things are mol done in secret places or some
ssss ny before e world TO n ss s ty yS
doubt the healing virtues Of this alton aud the facts untold
r.. soasd p s IL hs s %8 d ne
knsdom and i Success /" The restoration to
heath Of ,%ss who had long pnsd under The most distressing
does evidence OF Us own intrinsic vaue and recommending TO the
practice
remedy similar to ha. would hs liver stomach
oa S he s
sss .ns % not 'sss
\. ns 1sa @ BY %
The ams and carrying fast victim aors hs path Of life then IL
go and brnss health and strength to tho suffering and dis
scRoFULous AFFECTION OF THE EYES.
WINCHESTER, (Ky.) Oct. ~, lsi9.
A. D. sArpsGrHrLEmrs: would not have presumed to
miraculous effect your sarsaparia has upon My
s Whole s % ssa soaf srns s
Of sarsparla and aler taking two bottles was entirely
was Afflicted with is IN bis head physician
e @ . % @ a
cannot but recommend all similarly afflicted use Sands sar
sapnria.
'0'is BENJAMIN aJ.s F. pucKNER
IT'S POPULARITY ABROAD
From South .imerca.
MARAoAIBo, (Venezuela,) April IL, lo49.
Messfs. SAspsGssrLEMEN consider duty the public
make benefit have received using
valuable Sarsaparia About years attacked with
rheumatism shouders and also in legs and severe
the that unable tried all Of the best mcd
could receiving benefit unit, through
friend procured
four bottles OF fifteen days. found myself
WELL have hesitation sarsapan the bes
medicine took, and confidently recommend to my
iends and the public.
Your obedient servant
j. NJ. JESURUN.
Here another home
New YoRK, Jan. 8, 1850.
Messrs. have great pleasure acknow
edgng you great benefit from
Sarsaparia subject OF pulmonary disease made
Europe, but while continued afflicted weeks at
violent hemorrhage lungs
and debility that followed
with the difficulty orespranon am entirely relieved by
your 5asapala, which
truly valuable discovery the hcaingR lsei that have for
fourteen years enjoyed good health present.
s. E. SEYMoRE.
Prepared and sod wholesale and retail, by A. SANDS,
Druggists and Chemists 100 Fulton street, William, New
York sold also by druggists generally throughout the United
States and Canadas Price VI bottle six bottles for S5
fr sale by Chas sott Co.. and T. Patterson Washington
byO NJ Lnthicun Georgetown; by Cook Peel, Alexandria
Jan l7-dScp 2aw 3n
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M.nou H. 1850
IN the petition woodcock formerly of Moust Pleas
Wheeling vgnia, praying for the
granted TO him the t day OF June 1856 for
pow,n for from the
said which kes place on the h day OF june
II l. ordered that petition Patent Once,
Of June Ie5 O'Clock and all persons
appear and show any they have Why said petition
required 10 file in the Patent
specifically forth in writing al least
rsy 10 hearing and transmitted
accordance with the rules Of the ONCE which VIII be furnished
on application. -,
gcncer and Union, Washington d. C Richmond Republican,
Richmond virginia North American and Gazette, Philadelphia,
PennyIvania Tribune, New Yok Providence Journal Pov
the "" ""y " '""' " THos EwBANK
Commissioner Of Patents
q Editor. papers please copy and send their
bills % once with, paper containing this notice
Mar l6-law3w
c,TAMMERING CURED.-Dr. Comssockl vocal gymnasium,
y of stammernS and other detective srtcusnon
cocuion for the reception OF
successful operation for more
A. cOMSTOCK, NJ d.,
% Mulberry street, Phiadeiphis
PHONETIC WORKS,
Published by A. Comstock, N. n, Philadelphia.
THE following American phonetic alphabet the
only perfect alphabet been given 70 tho world because .
aud he only signs mod6caons Of the
voice n speech accent, NAection intonation, &c
The New Iestsmen y . The Phonetic spcsas,, me
t,wo vcism.. Ssc NY Iiar cscssrSy TREATS.
fhonoosy, First Book OF fopes Ilomers HAD 06
octave psses3 50 cents Minsur i0k cents .,
DR. publishes monthly periodical entitled Corstock. Phs
nec Telegraph, so pononncne and symooRics
dictionary in Of publication in rhs Telegraph
A. CoMsToCK, NJ d., Phiiadephis.
FEB a-sd. !.
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Notice to the Creditors of T.. xas.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March p, 1851
HE State Of Texas legislature passed during
the session OF ss and loi9 called the creditors of the late
republic treasury the LIST Of
evidences their claims and Con
having 9th September, 1850, authorizing
millions OF stock the said state Of
millions of should be
TO Texa
Texas, for which dales imports
o all claims the United states for
bonds such shall be
by Secretary Treasury and approved by the
President United ~ Now order that this depart
may the claims for which the
imports pledged, the holders all
required and description OF them
the t Of October l3l and
United claimr,
which has by the President
United pursuance Of the above act of the 9Th Of
September, 1850.
VIM. l.. HODGE,
Acting Secretary of the Treasury.
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+ AnII.S Dres (soOds.-Thc subscriber has
Ia o5 pieces plain barage, embracing all the shades
90 do figured barasc, 5oHe beautiful styles
do tissue, entirely styles
$50 do barage dcaine o5 31s cents pTinci
paly rich patterns
pieces bohemian cloth, and pretty afucle
25 linen iusue, very pretty shades
1900 yards ginrhams, all prices
10000 do printed cslicoes
5000 do printed lawns v OF lsS cents, fast coors
and fine quality :.
1900 yards plain musns, beautiful article,
at IAN cents
The ladie. that could o the last few days win
have again shall make arrangements SO that
all may be accommodated , -, ,ro,,,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7ii and slh sus
Mar d2wif
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Young Ladies' Institute,
date Mrs ID. H. BunsD Of 9th and streets
nIIE subscriber charge this
day April, will give his and personal
department The branches thorough
English French, education will be taught
The Institute will be based the
formuaes Protestant Episcopal Church.
aye him patronage public and correspond
ns
For boarding pupils, SIS quarter
For SIG
Payable always in advance
Music drawing Latin Spanish, and German,
Reference 10 permitted c. M. Butler ID. D., Rev. j. w.
FRENCH Fitzhugh Washington Rev James May
% H. Ale Rev Aonzo Potter ID. D., and the
generally Phadepha and RI Rev Alfred Lce d. d. OF Deia-
Mar 2l-t25thAp
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No odd Building, Pennryivsnis Washington. csmms
sioner o( deeds Now California;
other Of tho Union.
uARIEs DE sELDINg having been appointed by respect
H.. sovsno,s on New York. California, and
other states ss,es and hs Territory Of Minnesota
10 acknowledgment o deeds, &c, offers
ns services 70 the Washington and elsewhere
Fcb i<-Qaw
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CRIMSON Co.'s New York, Orleans, ANA Mobile
Express connecting with the Hwe and Responsible
principal Maine New Hampshire, Ve
Massachusetts Rhode Island CoDneclcu Lower Canada,
State, Delaware, Pennsylvania Maryland, District
CodAa Indians, States generally The
mississippi Alabama and the prominent places
Georgia and the Crroffns.
Our facilities extensive and perfect that can secure the
speedy transportation trunks packages and
able PARCELS tic the Other aud between
the points
experience express business, while
Mes Adams Co.. and nuaSefous advantages
respects (not which csnidence and
onage New community feel susd that shall
satisfaction friends, the
lew elers, bankers and merchants generally.
We call attention Caonis express from New
Orleans, press Orleans and Mobile.
Offices Camp New Orleans, and 10 Wall street, New York
Feb 6--d&cpl2w
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CRANK roREsTERs Fish and Fishing 81 the Uns-
ted states, with supplement-
Hand Hooh ef Angling; BY Epbemsra London
Brownr Amesicsn Angler y 0nide
The Anaisrs Assistant, BY William Carpenter London.
saimcns, or Day. of Fly Fishing by Sir Humphrey Davy
London
The sportsman's Library, by John Mls. London.
Anglers Almsnsc, 1851
Walton and couous Complete Angler London
Ap3 FhNCk TAYLOR.
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FORM OF RELEASE.

TUNM NELENEE.
Wherea Congress- approved september " sp ten
per be paid the State
mentioned, with proviso
GIVE millions OF said stock shall be issued until
holding bonds other cerincates
stocks Texas imports specially pledged
at treasury Uned releases Of all
bonds
- undersigned creditor OF tho staie
following described bonds
Texas be- and which
In the said specially pledged
(Iere describe bonds or certificates
Now purpose complying with the provisions OF said act
valuable consideration, hereby release to the
United equity them,
account tbonds certi6eates) above described
the m at this ----------day OF
---, 1851.
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Posr o,ros DrrARrnssr, March 6, ts5i.
g--4w

NOTICE To residuAry Iegntses of Nelson Reed, de-
ceas~d-Wheea. by VI Baltimore county court, sitting
dated the second day Of March l3i
therein pending between James Dudley of
himself Of Nelson Reed deceased, and william
William Baker, under III. VIII OF said
auditor court order 10 d-
hands Of said trustees, required
said court upon the lnfoms
that be Produced who were c children Of
Barton Myers Elizabeth Eicheberge (who were
Of esator' wife, Massey Reed Joseph Burncon was
brother OF wife, James Reed sasc Reed twho were
brothers Eza~th Mah Rshccca Lloyd and Jane
living at The death OF Nancy
Reed died the twenty ninth day OF sep
sbe ss9 having died before said Nancy Reed len Issue
living III. death Nancy need and hat were the names and
Reed and also 10 ascertain ana report
whether Reed Robert b. hced broeu be
Of the teststo or etns snd
which OF the death OF said Nancy
Reed and either ofem doad who were me nihfen
living Reed having died
death of said Nancy
Of relationship Of "ch
death Of said Nancy Reed and also TO asce
children Of Dnsh Dudley living s he
said Nancy having drd before the said Nancy Reed
Of report parties entitled and
the
decedep the expiration Of
the said court the per
who established their tIc to participate IN said
fund.
Decree all entitled under the
Reed hereby notified aud
produce proh before said court before
o 1854 and that default Of such appear
the parties falling appear VIII be
among peres appearing and proving their tls
WIN. GEO. BAKER,
Aps-lawl0w Trustees, baltimore
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FOR Piney Point aud Otber Landings on the Poto-
mae, and Baltimore.

Por PIney Point sud Otber Landings on tho Poto-
mae, and Baltimore.
rn-k public informed that the splendid low
uE steamer BALTIMORE Capt A. McCausland,
Up and hundred and MY ben and
freight and passenger boat be-
Washington aud Alexandria and Bssoe commencing on
the I'd OF April next ,,,
at ~ O'Clock, the Baltimore wi TAX. IN
wood at Aqua Creek liney roin about O'Clock
Of The night Returning ue ha
uorc leave Commerce street wharf baltimore, AZ O'CLOCK
~ Tuesdays Fridays, arriving Alexandria AZ III O'Clock,
M al Washington at loeock, on wednesdays and
Saturdays.
Passage from Washington TO Msrbuy 81 90
DO do Itney font
baltimore y"
Excursion Baltimore with privilege Of return
afternoon
The Baltimore stop different landings the ro'omac
tcr passengers and freight
Meals and extra.
For nnher pariicunrs freight the Captain
board, u. b. smith, agent, in hesaudtis, ot y -. :.
Gto. AAJ~ lINGLY, Agent
Mar B-aawia
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NFcNy York and Millionaire As-ociation.
One thousand thousand dollars Capital, 81 Oo0
shares be obtained by influential
pair. who have capital admiIied
statutes Of New York free from
sonai liability the 81 900 cash. and
issued therefor return cent annually
with prospect doubling the whole, safe operations IN
ade and mining States under the direction and
VII Nhh HoisDieN
As hc and Chief Agent OF The Company,
No. II Wall street, New York.
other responsible parties throughout the Union
who can the United States, app
association TO be employed AZ DIT
feren points line Of and vessels be made
the mails and freight TO and
from Europe, Asia, Anica and the Americas
doing Calof
mia the Pacific tho supply OF gold continues
Will
and calculations therefor Aud E 70 meet ~
profit thereby that this being omed IN
Ter style OF ". uobuEN q ,o,,
Mercantile Commercial and Commission Merehans BANKING
Insurance Mining Agents. New York and San Francisco
Capital 81 ,O0o, ,oo0
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Erro from Of Consye of ID March, ls4 section i
ia al ess o. s. Ss s % Sa S O. 1s
ton Of the mail 10 let the the lowest bidder
other reference of such transportation may
asn nop @ $ a any s, NEW eoaae aeae BE-
CURED purchase out take auaon the stock vehicle Of
bidders will be careful read the forms aud instructions appended
Tho mode BY which they intend % caave ,e mail Where The
size and weight Of The mails or The speed called for y The schedules
% m M & !. s %s be and :"
the routes win be assigned to bids proposing The cheapest
are specially notified thai their regular bids
be understood including the supply Of each Office e
of will be considered.
PROPOSALS for carrying the mails Of the United States from
Kentucky will be received the office OF the Poet ofce
Depatmsn in The city Of Washington until of The oot day
aud in the manner and nme herein specified, viz
5aas From Hopkinvir iopm, tn weekly Monday, wednes
BY Long View Grove Kuggod New Providence, clsrk.
Roads and Sycamore MIis;
To Nashville BY 6 pm ner.day 7s miles;
And back between Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
sa7 From Hopsn.vile at M -weeky, Tuesday, Thursday
BY Beilsv,sw cadiz Canton Golden Pond, Aurora wndss
kpro Mnyhed, Fancy fmm. and Mhbumi
1 Columbus by nsn day. lol nassi miles and rn,,.,v
and m next day
NOTES.
Zach proposal should be accompanied BY guarantee signed by
or responspe Pefsonr, tuboW"e
The updefseucd, guaranty mat - III DID of
carving msii be accepted by the Forunns
General obligation the first day OF
July ne. with good and sufficient suees TO perform The service
pfopo-ed.n
the
testimony the property,
and able good their guarantee
The should TO the department. sealed endorsed
Proposals and addressed TO the frsi Assistant
Postmaster General.
For The prohibition resulting combinations, and the
which be made, The
las, annual Advertisement.
NJ. X. HALL,
General.
Posr o,yIos DsrAsrmssr, March 6, 1851.
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DRIvATE TUTOR--A young English gentleman, who has
and resided in Pans,
position of companion to
sons in private family Of respeciabiity.
Reeenres a 10
given parties responsibility either in tins country
in England,
Address Alex Vance, box lo9 occ, oswego New York
Mar ls-duf
lust anished a splendid silver ten set and beant
spoons, ladies' butter knives,
and salt Sc Of our own nannae
,ure which " equa in hnen.ss 10 coin
We elegant gold
Watches jewey which invite paric
ular attention.
NJ w. GAIT BROTHER,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9Th and 10Th streets
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NEW Spring Goods. EsnbrOidertes Se.Tbs subscribers
IN have lust received from New York
Is pieces small checked gncc siika
20 do style India fouiard silks
10 do rich Chcne silks
do do do brocnde silks
10 do do do black 9 Rhine silks
do do do black, striped, and plaid silks
10 do Hroche bareges (piain hgure-)
10 do French Bengais, tentirely new)
~ do French mousseiine de ln,ocs, tvery pretty
/. % do French printed Jsconets, (very hne)
dotted Swiss musins lwh'te anu co'o'e"l
do black twisted silk
rs do French printed bnreges, tnew styles)
Canton sbnwls, lsope uch)
20 richly embroidered handk erchefs, new designs)
1S French embroidered muslin chemisets
rs very richly chemisetts and sleeves, in sets
real Valencia lace collars and cuff r
richly trimmed French worked capcs
Is lace oapes berthea n44fraf ss.i t9s taen
black lace scarfk IA siltfr.sft5
so inside etchiefs cuds match, &c. H.laJ
other desirable articles
ladies' to which their attention respectfully invited.
p, II. HooE CO.
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S,rOK Es, GILBERT. Co., ~ CisH street. corner of
j Fulton city OF New yort ccr ft SALE in lots 10 suit pu
5000 boxes tin plate, y
1000 roofing pIstes, a 1fco
1900 {. plates, Of the o1ua sizes
5000 bundles sheet IRON No lUto9
1000 RG lbto&
800 best Ynckoif Russia iron, Q 70 10
copper. from ~ TO ~ ox assorted
900 busdes wire, No. 0tola
500 pigs government tin
900 Straits tin
lead
casks Mosselmens zinc, oto 10
10 I" regmlus Of antimony
5000 pounds battery kettles assorted
Together full Of innans tools, msen's and
other articles in the line.
tt-2ewiw
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~ Esv. MASON NOnfF's sen,tnary ~ Yo~nf Ladies
II opened his residence The Vesner OF 'Hn sho
Tuesday the 27d instant Tsr"s ms"e '''
principal.
Ap l3-dtlst May
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Sealed and delivered in presence of
Two wincsses.l
Mar 1J-dt3l &wtsepJi
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!, u1U and beautiful spring GsoeAsThe subscsibe
now opening and choice sslectinn of pew
nrs ana that offered ladies'
embracing variety Of new dess material import
ed which they respectfully invite the suen
lion handsome goods pedging themselves 70 ser
4 the they be bought In New York ~,
cLAOETT, NEWTON, MAY, CO
4 An Q--6uf
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Tickets Si0-Haiyes S5-Quartcrs 81 SO.
Certificates Of packages OF 25 whole tickets $l3o
Do do a5 ha9f do Go
Do do IS quarter DO ~
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EorN Norfolk.
xNA The osCEoLA, having undergone thorough
4AG-D. repa,rs will her trips the above pare
Leaving every Wednesday and Saturday 81 clock
M keurninr leave Norfolk every Monday and Thursday
o'clock M Touching going and returning Conc rver and
the usual landings for signals 10 land
Passage and fare, s..
April IN LANES MiTCHEisL, Cspsnn.
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lTickeu Si0-HaIves &3-Qnarers So 80
Certncsies Of pa ckages of ~ whole tickets, S40
ba do A 40 20
DO do ~ quarter do 10
packages the
splendid will the attention,
drawing Immediately after
all who order from
Address J. Il c. MAURY, Agents,
An Alexandria, Virginia.
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o3o,oO0i $4,000 SIO,OOOi 40 prises OF $1,000
VIRGINIA. STATE LOTTERY,
For The benefit OF Monongaiia Academy
Glass No. ~, for 1851.
10 be drawn in Aes andra VA Saturday tie 80 OF May, les
10 number ioltery-l3 drawn ballots
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-12-18
NEW GoODSl NEW GOODS II
AT E. DELETOMBE & CO.'S.

THE public are respectfully informed
L that we have just received and are
now opening our Fall and Winter Stock
of Foreign and Domestic GOODS, en-
bracing every variety of Staple and
Dress Goods.
We have also laid in full stock of
GROCERIES, which we will sell at
wholesale or retail.
E. DELETOMBE & co.
Nov. go, 1851.
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AUDIToR's OFFICE, Gallia CO.


DAVID B. HEBARD Auditor of Gala County do hereby certify
foregoing delinquent lands and lots truly copied
Office delinquent for the Of
eight hundred fifty by the Of Ga
office; the has been compared with the
according aw and that the
penalty charged and Cue each several tract CAL
cuaed law preScribes and set opposite thereto.
Notice. therefore, hereby that all Of said several tracts Of land
much thereof will be the
and penalty charged thereon aforesaid will be sold public
Gala the Court House
therein Monday January between the hours of
o'clock and four unless said taxes interest and penalty be
Iot shall sO the quantity sold will be laid of in form
norhwestey the from
which the sale shall have been mad and the sale be made from
nlot particular thereof the
tiy sold will be laid off extend from the principal road
alley which may front such lot the
bounded lines nearly parallel with the outlines Of
such lot practicable ID. B. HEBARD, Auditor Cala County.
December f. 1851.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-12-18
GREAT BARGAINS IN REAL
ESTATE.

THE subscriber offers to sell his
FARM, situated on Little Sixteen
Creek, IA miles from Kanawha river,
in Mason county, Va which contains
500 acres, with 20 acres improved, well
watered and adapted for raising stock,
with a brick House, frame Barn, and
good Orchard, and we'll close to the
door of the house.
He will also sell his Farm lying on
the Ohio Sixteen, 10 miles from Gallipolis, 10
miles from Point Pleasant, and 5 miles from
Kanaysha river, which contains 1886 acres, 20
acres cleared, good orchard, well Of good wa
ter, good hewed log house, and in a good state
Of cultivation. Terms TO suit the times. For
particulars enquire of the subscriber living on
the farm, on Lite Sixteen, Kanawha. or Of
John P. Stafford, near Gallipolis, Ohio.
JOHN KAUFMAN.
June 18th, ls5l.-tf
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JAY A. VAN VLECK,

WISHES to inform the public that
w he has set up his Machinery at his
old stand again, where he will be found
ready to Weave Coverlets and Carpets,
flowered, at any time called upon. As
he has procured some splendid patterns
he wishes all, getting work done in his
line, to give him a call before getting
their work done at any other shop. Per-
sons living near the river can send their
work directed to me, Jay A. Van Week,
Gallipolis. Ohio.
Coloring done if required. Sixty
cuts of cotton yarn and sixty of woolen
yarn for a pair Of Coverlets, or one
hundred and twenty all wool.
August 20, fS5I.-1y
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Notice In Partition.

SAMUEL r. SMITH. Jefferson Carroll and
- Hannah. his wife, Hearn and CIa-
rinds, his wife, Richard ~Rattin and Mary, bis
wife, John Test and Hndah, his wife, VIM.
Smith, John Newton and Sarah, his wife, vii,
take notice, that on the fourth day Of Noyem-
Der, A. ID. 1851, Elijah G. Smith filed a petit
ton in the Court of Common Pleas of Wash.
ington county, Ohio, where the same is now
pending, demanding partition Of the following
premises, viz: Lot No. "a. and the North bali
Of lot No.. 25. in square No. 8. in the addition
to Harmar in said county of Washington
Also ten acres. more or less, East end of 100
acre lot No. ATS. in Town No. 4, Of Range No
IA, in Gallia county, bounded as follows: Be-
ginning on the bank Of the Ohio river, thence
along the northern line Of said 100 acre lot
West till it intersects Campaign creek, where
said creek crosses said lot the second time above
its mouth; thence along the said creek South
wardly up the same to the south line of said
lot; thence west along said line to the Ohio
river; thence along the bank OF said river To
the place of beginning. At the next term Of
said court application will be made for an or
der that partition be made Of said premises so
that there shall be set of TO the said Elijah G.
Smith, Samuel r. Smith. Mary rattin, HUI
dab Test, William Smith and Sarah Newton
each one seventh part Of said premises, and to
said Hannah Carroll and Clarinda Hearn each
one fourteenth part thereof.
ELIJAH G. SMITH,
By T. w. EwART, his Attorney.
November 20, I65l.-6w