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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-06

CREGORY's FAST CALIFORNIA FREIGHT rACK-
~ ase and Parcel rxpress-Per steamers prenstheus,
ssd Empire CITY, lries,, June 18th. az o'clock fM
Our next will b. foreArded By the show
IN charge of experienced messengsrs Msssrs Hassc
sid Oelarn Who will com Get with our prompt Isthnu.
agent At Chasres From the rior facilities
t EsIrss., We are enabled 70 orwsrd good. from t,
City t0 San Francisco In two less time than
In Forwarding the United States mails Parcels receved
pn' The morning of the day the steamer leaves asd letters
uni half past two o'clock. T.. NJ Packages (which m ust
all esscs he made perfectly water rreof must be left
the once the day previous No Custom House ohsrscs
Papaagc Tickets furnished the above the
ct rates. THOMPSON n nIrCiIcOCK,
Managers and Agents, ti9 reari street
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DIFFICULTIES EETwEFS TIE INDIANS AND MFxr-
CANS-L1NCHtNG, Erc.
Nav OELrNss. June J, is5t
Advces from Texas TO the Goth q Msy state that
serious difficulties have occurred between the Moxoans
and Indians the Rio GraDde Wild Cat, al the Last
accounts, VA at Eagle Pass
1here have been scmc terrible examples of Iynch Law
AZ III rao resulng IN the execution II fifteen persons
The cotton crup a Texas Is r,maIhahly nns, and a
Rtcd yield u anticipated
great coal mountain II Il reported has been lis
coyQrvl In Texas
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DARTs -RoeERrSS 4 co, CHEMISTS TO THE AwRRI-
y can and British Fmhassiea ~ Place youaome M r.
Medical en- visitng Psris will hnd medicine carefully pre-
tsree rom the United states and London
HUNT AND RosKEIL, (SUCCEssoRs TO sToRR
- hortimer.b Goldsmiths, silversmiths, Ac 10 tbs
9ucep also ChIonome,er and wstchmshers Of s Ne-
Bond street. London mandatory, % Harrison
Gray road, beg TO intimate their patrons that they
are shout moving from their branch business In Princess
street Manchester, TO ~ Anp square, In the town
md opposite 10 hs principal entrance OF tho
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THE WING CONVENTION IN rrrrsprReH.

PlrrssvRea, June 3, 1851. <
The whg convention In this city to-day and after
the nomination of candidates various county oeA
PACED resolutions In Of protective tariff In f
vcr of Governor Johntoss adninistravon sd one
in favcr q General winfield Scott Tor the nsxt Presi-
d.rcy.
u wss resolved Sthat rey~d the ststcncc cf sia-
WY In the soufhcrn States local Institution for
vhich they sloDe fespowlbe That so Ear as i Is
ieccrnv in The national coastfion they are willing
10 tsccute the seme In goS fam but that rennsyva
MIA having lorg since al osh<d sav.ry upon her soil
utterly hostile "a ta fv the. extcnsson or any interior
e'ce With " by her sts'.e ,dcersa
rhecoDycn'ioa v - edjourned
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RARSUns MUSEUM, CORNER OF SEVENTH AND
- Chesnut streets Phiiaaelphin-r.T r. Harnu pr.,v,.
Uer H. Sanford, sansssrvTwe pcrformsnccs da y aTsv
neon sod evening Admission cents children hS rrier
Monday evening tenedt Of Mr. Young. with srendid b
The sss comedy Al that Gt,srs 4 net Cold Cricse,
an othsr attractive plays Wi be presented durne tia
week The saloons most gorgeoury fitted 10 wth an
interesting collection OF curosties including
"a Nshcss Portraits and the highly inteting ment
eAi convincing '
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TEoy, June D. 1851.
The trial of crsndan, Stewart and the wstsons, for
burglary Ia proceeding Two witnesses have been ex.
smined, but nothing important elected Watson
who turned States evidence and the New York police
ofEcer, TO he sworn to-day
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Bssocs, June g. ISL
The Gre which occurred hero yesterday afternoon
eommsrced In a nschns shop Harlem and Centre
streets, which dies, royed alao iron foundry
three large dwslegs and smaller tenemens The
Baptist and Awodkt churches wsre saved only BY great
px.rttons
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CLOTHING.

GAUZE UNDER SHIRTS ADAPTED TO THIS
reafon otbe ye.r besides every description Of Hosiery
Gloves and Fancy Dry Goods selling choar
Hudson River Hoery and Glove store street
two doors above Murray street
THOMAS MCLAUGHLIN, G3 Greenwich street.
CAsT orr cLoTHiNG. FURNITURE. WATCHES,
~ and Jswelry wnntei.-Wsnted, for the western and
Southern markets large lot of Clothing for which
the highest caeh price will be paid making application
attended b. Mrs. Lyon.
rAsr OFT CLOTHING AND vuRNIruRR vAsrxn.
O-Isdies OF Gsntlemen leaving ths oity breaking
bousheerng obtain the highest prceSor Clors
Furniture 6c, By sending through the Post his rerk
tence. L. ~ DUS3ELDORP, is Elm s,x~sA
CAsT orr CLOTHING AND rURNIrURE WANTED.
" The highest price he ohtsined BY isd<s gen.
ne.en who have any len oa Clothing Furnre and level
~ &c. 70 dispose Of by sndinF through rsh otherwise
~ j. LkvGNsTrN, tss BrcsAway, vp stAira
LADIES' attended 70 hy nrs. Leverstyn.
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,ne s,,.m.r Alabama :, Savannah.

rAFANNtlf, Juht y IsHI'
The steamship Alsb ana, Captain Ludlow, pom New,
York arrived At her wharf At IL O'Clock this morning
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Tho Neys Constit stlon a MARYLAND.

Juut IfsK.
The following counties give msiores for the
constitution baltimore county, Eo25; Hartford. 80
Frederick 2oo9; Allegheny 1000; Washington, kooo
Howard, 81 CspY 6O0 Carscll sra The following sre
against isM gomery, ta; PriRse q. orge b. The
total majority, shus far for the constitution is 9os9
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Demserntic Governor Elected in New Hump;
shire.


HARTFORD, June 6, leSa.
Tae Hon Abiiah Cstln, vhig hos been elected the
second ballot 9onmssioner of the school Fund, the
parrot the Hsue of Repr ssenatires The votes were
Css.n, ll2; John O. Palmer lo7 and Elisha spenceryi
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NE VS. BY TELEG RAPH
Affairs I'm Washington.

WAsHrsaroN June 5, 1851
Alexander D. Moore has been appointed by the Press-
dent Collector Of Customs at Whining tSn N O. vice
Rankin resigned
In the Circuit Court to day, the jury decided against
the validity a the wiz Of Kosciusko OF 1s03 his last
viii and testarent Consequently the foreign hers for
whom Reverdy johnson and Major Toctman appear,
will be entitled under the viii Of 1915 Kosciuskos en-
tire estate which nsiaerable and will be inss
ued for Its recovery from the trustees here, and Their
sureties.
The Commissioner Of Ir1sn Affsirs left to-day for
Minnesota to treat in connection with Governor Ram
say, with the Sioux Indians in that Territory. Charles
r. Mix, chief cork, has been appointed Acting Comms-
sioner during the absence Of Commissioner Lea.
The steamer Susqushanna Will leave Norfolk
a-spatch,s have been received from Washington.
|
Union Convention IN Georgia.
MnIEDGrvuLr Ga, June 8 1851.
The Union Convention assembled here to-day and
unanimously nominated Howell Cobb for Governor and
rearmed the report AID resolutions of the Georgia
Convention OF December last One hundred delegates
present, and great unanimity prevailed.
Democratic Governor Elected In New Hump
shire.
CoScosp, June 5; 1851
The two houses met In convention this morning and
ed the vacancies in the third senatorial district with
democrats, by an average majority of about 25.
The democratic candidates in the vacant councillor
districts have been elected b. over 80 majority
Shortly after twelve O'Clock, the Convention proceeded
to ballot for Governor, and the rsut follows
Samuel 9insmoor, 1em. .....................lJ5 LIS
THOMAS +. Sawyer, whg. g....................lD 40
Whole number of votes cast.
Necessary TO choice. e.......-..............13 .133
Dinsmoor's majority ty..................... IS
NOT eounted-swo persons only being constitutional
candidates
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Leseec 0 n Herrett Manager. Doors VI eur.
ssn. 's': Gallery sas 'fssrs s:s rss%
:ss.ss.: aIsi ESS
Hochars Mr. whiting Nimrod, Mr Matthew; Cancpi NJ
Mr.. Abbott. Lii. Mile Thsrsss 70 oommsaos with si "a
NIgLos GARDEN. SUMNER sEAsoN.-xANAGER,
r Dis' ipsn to !. IA
as y.''iys Ssss::.
aaa M dance, ssS " S
Friday eyoiutions the Rope After wssh tbs
ss conclude with
RRoUGHArsLYGEyM. BROADWAY, NEARB BKooxE
slsii ssss: ss: = Fs?ss.
s9 r. SSa SScr 0s
.aas aas Win sTi &. :
Mr.. pombey Mr. Lynne; Mr. Carker. JOrdsn Major
Edith S: Kate hon Do1ssy Ms. r.
ITALIAN OPERA, AsroR PLACE.-sEcoND APPEAR
= ancs Of signor Bsttini and sisnor narin Prices
OPes. q ERNANlcElyTs sisnSrs Tra Erna-
harihi Doors open at Performances TO commences
day, Thursday and Friday.
MECHANICS HALL. NO. 472 BROADWAY. AHovI
s s sAs
MINSTRELS comprising efficient and versatile corps
of"taented and Experienced perfomers under the
nasenent Of Chrsty whose concerts in ths city for
succession Of hve have been received with
highly respectable and fashionable audiences Tickets
cents Doors open 81 hslfpast sa. commence At eight
mencing at o'clock. +. n.
EELL0wS NINsTRRLs, AT FELLOWS MUSICAL
Hall. No. ~ Broadway, between Howard and Grand
rcets Open night during the week The celebrated
ofiginal and we'll known Fellow Minstres oomprisina
perormcr under the direction Of B. Fellows
In this city for the last have received with
e test by the elite and fashion Of this great
opolis Their concerts consist Of Burlssque Italian 0pe
Scenes Witty Sayings Solos Duets Chorusses Dancing
and Perform On Wednesday and Ssta
day afternoons grand concert for the Of
ladies and families, mmencng At O'Clock p. n. Admis
WHITES MELODEoN - REMEMBER TO MIGHT
w whchs for the benefit Of the original John Da
mond the best negro dancer in existence which
he will introduce variety Of Dances in all Of which he
challenges the world.
RAYMOND ANDHERRD RDRIEsBACTs xENAGERIE-
iucted the known almost every animal
known natural history and which has received the
and applause hundreds Of Thousands the
respectable intelligent people Of the United States has
lust commenced most brilliant campaign and will
visit the principal cities and of New England the
following order, viz May 9th Manchester sst, Will
mantic June ls do; I'd, Norwoh 3d. New London; 4th,
nh, Birch Hill; sh. do do 9th Provdence, 10th. do
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noNEGANAs HoTEI~-THIs WELL ESTABLISHED
~ Hotel, favorably known during the past
travellers from tho United States and Canada has recently
been completely and furnished and received very
considerable additions to Its former by the
erection Of new wing containing upwards Of hy sleeepas
ceve the finest free aspect vyer
square and the Cham de Mars " The mouna'n II Ia
rence At the Astor House New York. viii to vsters
every convenience which be expected from seduous
trton TO their wsnt The books will be under the drec
ton OF Mr. w. v. Courtney, who 10 we'll known TO all vs
tr MontreA and Mr. Tetu has charge Of the culinary
department
Mav1
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The United sates nrxil steamship Gcorzis Capt Por.
ter arrived yesterday afternoon from New Orleans
Havana she left the latter port the 1t Instant and
made the run in four days and ten hours.
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GUNNER BoARpING.-wuIrE LAKE HOTEL. SUI

GUNNER BoARDING.-wHITE LAKE HOTEL. SUI
~ livan County, New York.-The above Hotel with lis
grounds eomprisns upwards Of three hundred acres has
been leased for term Of and Is for the
ceron boardes who desrou Of
try fe With all its sports aud pasmes Families and chill
dren Will ind this the desdratum long looked for there
I every amusement required The bathing IN the most
beautiful lake. within hundred yards Of the house, plea
boats with competent guides TO direct them The
scenery shonnds with views The air Is OF the
pures IL being 600 feet above the the Hudson river
The Recommendations ars most ample while the terms will
l found most reasonable either by the day To
those Who fond Of shooting rhng need but add
That within short distance Of tho hotel the
lakesWhite Lake Black Lake Crescent Ridge. Pleasant
Pond axe Brook Mongaup Sc all allied with trout pike
bass perch Guests who iutend visiting White Lake.
will take the morning train Of the Erie Railroad stopping at
Cochecon depot where stages will be In readiness
the hotel daily all the city aud
once At the hotel Terms he kuown BY addressing q.
SCARff, White lake 4. o., Sullivan county. MY.
CEA gATHINo AT RoCKAwAy, l.. 1.-THE PAyI-
~ lion Hotel for the reception Of yistrs Cars
leave The South Ferry. Brooklyn q. o'clock w. and
O'Clock fer jamaica where stages will be In e.dness
10 vssrs 70 the house left at the Howard
Hotel Broadway and Maiden lane j. Ogden smith,
G3 Front street, will meet with prompt attention.
June ID 1861. J. M. BRISTNALL.
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EkaNkLIh MUSEUM, lT5 CHATHAM SQUARK.-oEO.
- LA, solo rrorrictor "A Admssicn-ssats In Private
beres o oents Stage seste cents Boxss conts rar.
gnes ~ cents -Eegant Saloon perform After
neon s.s rysnns Entertainments eommeoce In the after
nocn clock, and in the evening Al O'clock The
r,anm nmen are varied and select and such be
no stner tase ~ hmusement In New York. consisting of
Nssremhs hthiorian Opera Troupe, numbering afteen
sns the lsgest snd At the tims The
esna " the United States troupe Of Model Ar
Nno ~ selected Ter their beauty and Agure and whe
eesutfui tshleaus, taken from ths
Ectures of sncent snd modern company OF Arat
uk vho go through variety Of feats OF strength and dsr
eerfsY nessrne bosase N. onfy remsle yurrer IL The
~oria sernrsny q Male and Female Artss who will give
ssIns ststuary unequalied In the world
aay. - ''A's :" -"
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WHITES MELODEON. - REMEMBER TO MIGHT
w whchis for the benefit Of the original John Dia
mond the best dancer in existence which
he will introduce variety Of dances in all Of which he
challenges the world.
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ITALIAN OPERA. Aston PLACE-sEcoNp APPEAR.

! ance OF sgnor Bettini and signor Narini. Prices
Boxes Sofas Parguet 81; Secured Seats 81 So Ampthea
tre 10 cents Friday June 9th, 1851 will be prforned
opera Of EhNANicEvirs sgpora Truth Bensdett Erna-
karihi. Doors open at Performance commences at
o'clock Box Office open daily from to o'clock which
time seats be secured Opera Nights-Monday Tues
day, Thursday and Friday. - "
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-11
TAXES.

NHE amount of Taxes charged on
each hundred dollars valuation, Of
all property subject to taxation in the
county of Gallia, for the year 1851, is
as follows, viz:
For State purposes SO cents; County
purposes SO cents; county common
school 10 cents. For Township and
Poor purposes:-Ohio 4 cents; Clay 10
cents; lGallipolis 4 cents; Addison 4
cents; Cheshire 10 cents; Springfield 9
cents; Morgan cents; Perry 10 cents;
Raccoon IA cents; Huntington 10 cents;
and Greenfield 2 cents. For Road pur-
poses-l0 cents in each Township in
the County, except Morgan, which is 20
cents. For Gallipolis Corporation pur-
poses, 40 cents; and for GalIipolis Cor
poration School District, 12 cents, All
of which taxes are required BY law to
be paid by the Goth of December next.
| will attend at the Treasurer's Office,
IN the Court House, for the purpose of
receiving the above taxes, from the 9th
of September until the goth Of Decem-
Der. r. BLACK, T. &C.
August 98th, 185I.-6w
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-11
NOTICE.

T WILL offer at public sale on the
i farm of Abraham Hutsinpillar. on
the 95th of September, the following
property, to-wit: FIVE head Of milch cows;
seventeen head of young cattle; one
yearling colt; sheep, hogs, &C.; hay,
corn in the field, plows, harrow, and
farming utensils of all kinds; one cook
ing stove, household and kitchen furni-
ture, and numerous other articles too
tedious TO mention.
TERMs.-TWelve months credit will
be given on all sums over three dollars,
by the purchaser giving bond with ap-
proved security; 50 and under cash in
hand. II. HUTSINPILLAR.
Sept. 4, 185l.-3w+
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CINCINNATI ECLECTIC MEDI-
CAL INSTITUTE.
Chartered 1851.
Total number Of Matrieulsnts 10 1851. 1854.
Rh(TrTTv

FACULTY.
mHE .sx.,,h w;,.. ., of ,h;. Coll.,.
i will ronm.ne. ~ ~. G.. Wond,x of No
vsr,hs, 1esT 80 -, - @ .o,tb. Ths
.h.;r. ~ -. E..,.1.- IN =. ~n,.d =, foI.
-. e WIN Oe
&c r 1,b.o- ~
-: ~ ss y, if''e'soi ~
N iI,1 M n s,,,,.-x
Ne, '9a' na N. u, rfo'e'so. S - ob.,st-;..
~ n =. i1ni' N; y - t'ole',r H, -, - :. -
anu . D1.eases on omen sno Sni'
freeman. ~; u r.o'e:sa % eeAA'
u,si1AI = snu Atn',oSicai Anasoy pA;
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State of Ohio, GaIHa county. IS.

Pursuant to the command Of writ off "a
from the court Of common pleas in and for the
county Of GaiIis, to me directed, | shall expose
to public sale at the court house in Gallipolis.
on the 9Th Gay Of Oct, A d 1871, at the hour
Of one O'Clock m, the following described prop
erty, t6-wit: being in the n Or Of Section No.
Is. Towdship No. 6, Range No. IS. in the
Ohio Company's Purchase, forty poles square,
bounded on the north by John Sider's land, on
thswest by Isaac Syder's land, and on the
south and east BY John Cherington's land
Valued at 76 dollars 66 cents. To be sold as
the property Of David Bowman, at the suit OF
T. w. Erwin for Thomas Sawyer.
Sept. 4. 1851. A. LQGUE, s G G.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-11

No man that ever fairly tried MeAlister's
All-Healing Ointment viii or can say it is not
good. On the other hand, thousands are say
ing that it is the best family Medicine they
have ever used. Now, we wish it to be fairly
tried before giving judgment either way. As
for ourselves. we know Of no better article OF
Medicine. in Scrofula, Sealdhea1. Old Sores,
itch, Salt Rheum. &c, &c. Also, for Rheuma-
tism. Group, and Gout, we believe it is une-
qualed. The Hair Oil too, will cure Badness,
when all Bears Oil or other cosmetic known
have failed.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-09-11
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 10 Weave Coverlets and Carpets,
howered, at any time called upon: As
he has procured some splendid patterns
he wishes all, getting work done in his
line, to give him 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 90, 1S51.-1y
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! JUSTICE AT RoME.-The editor Of
the Paris Presse states that the prison
of ST. Michael, at Rome, contains
more than 400 political prisoners,
and the Therme prison and the new
prison over 200. this last prison
the political offenders are mixed up
with the thieves and assassins, and
are subject to all manner Of i'll treat
ment from them. The officers of
the prison are taken from that class
of villains. and support them in all
the acts Of oppression.
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State of Ohio, Gallia county, IS.
Sept. 4, I851.-9m'


Pursuant TO the command of an order
Of sale from the court of common pleas
in and for the county Of Gallia, to me di.
rected, shall expose TO public sale at the
court house in Gallipolis, on the 9th day
Of October, A. ID. 1851, at one O'Clock p.
m, the following described property, to-
wit. situated in the northeast half of Sec
ton No. 26, Township No. 6, of Range
No. Is. adjoining the town Of Adams
vile, and bounded as follows. to-wit: be-
ginning at the corner Of William NJ
Woods lo., and bounded on the north by
said lot, and the town plat aforesaid
thence west with the presen: State road
to the lands Of Harrison Wood, on the
west BY the lands Of the said Harrison
Wood, on the south BY the lands Of Samuel
Watson, and on the east by the town ol
Adamsville aforesaid. containing one hun
dred and thirty acres, more or less, being
the same premises conveyed by Adam
Rickabaugh 10 George w. Kelley, by
deed bearing date on the goth day of Au-
gust, A. d. 1S42. To be sold as the pro-
perty of Isaiah Wood and George W
Kelly, at the suit OF John eating.
Sept. 4, '5l. A. L0GUE. s G G,
Special Master Commissioner.
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STATE of Ohio, Gauia countv, IS.

Pursusnt to the command Of a writ OF
Plu Vend Exponas. TO me directed, from
the court Of common pleas in and for the
county of Gallia, shall expose to public
sale, at the court house in said county. on
the 9th day Of Oct, A. d. 1851, at the
hour Of one o'clock m, on said day, the
following described properly, to-wit:
town lot, in the town of Patrio., number
"a, in GalIia county, to be sold as the
property of Asa Amos, at the suit Of Me-
masses Litch. A. LOGUE, 8 &C.
Sept. 4, 1851.
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STATE of Ohio. GaLtia countv, IS.

Pursuant to the command Of 4 writ Of
Vend Exponas 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 Gallipolis, on the
9Th day of October, A ID 1851, at the
hour of one o'clock m, the following
described property, lo-wit: ninety acres
Of land, being part Of the W Or of Sec
tion No. z. in Township No. z, Range
No. Is. in the Ohio Company's Purchase,
Valued at 5000. To be sold as the pro-
perty of James Watkins, at the suit of
Joseph Clark's administrator.
Sept 4, '51. A. LOGUE, s G G
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ROAD NOTICE

THERE win be a petition presented to the
Commissioners Of Gallia county at their
next regular session, praying an alteration of
the county road lea ding from MeCarIey's mill
to Gallipolis, in said county OF GaIIia, COM
mencing at or near the foot Of the hill on the
farm of Mr.. Joseph Fletcher, in Green town
ship; thence along the hillside or the nearest
and best route TO intersect the road leading
from Gallipolis to ChillIeothe, east Of said Jos.
FIetcher's house, and also to vacate so pueh Of
said first mentioned road as hes between the
said starting point Of alteration and its prs-
sent junction with said Gallipolis and Chilli
eothe ROAD a PETTTIoNER.-
august q, lS5l.--4w s
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sac Of OH, GaRia eorntu. S.
Chancey cowles and wife. vs. Nancy Bumg.rd-
ner ct al-PaRrTrnon


Pursuant to the command Of an order Of sale
nom the court Of common pleas, in and for the
county Of Gallia, to ne directed, shall expose
to public sale at the eourt-house m Gellipoli..
on the 9th day Of Oct, 1851, at the hour Of
one O'Clock P. NJ, the following described uro.
perty, to-wit: The vest half Of the n . or Of
section q, in township S, Of range IS. Also
the qr Of the or Of said section 81;
also the W Or Of the $ Or of section 36, in
tounship ;, and range Is, except about acres
sold tn George RAIDER. Also the e Or Of the
s e Or. and the e or Of the n or OF sud Sec
tion 26, township 5, range Is All said lands
situate and being in said county Of GaIlfa. val
ued at 1850 dollars subject to dover estate
described as follows; So seres OF the west side
Of the west half Of the or Of section No
"a, Of township No. s. range No. l6, beginning
at the n W corner Of said tract, thence east "a
chains 50 links. 20 = stake on the north line,
thence south to q stake on the south line,
thence west IL chains and so links. to the W
corner. thence north on the west line to the
place OF Beginning.
Sept 4. 1851. A.LoGUE. 81 C.