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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-05-14
Take Notice.

rT,HAT most of the Notes and the Book
Accounts o. the subscriber have been
left with JOHN A. MERTz, J. P, for settle.
men,. All persons interested will cal! and
settle Icfore the Isl Of jane, and thereby
save costs. J. fOHS Elk.
April 3, 1851.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-05-14
G ssoIUTIoW

VNHE Co'Par,nership heretofore existing under
l. the firm of REBEn e. IDDINGs, is this day
mutually dissolved. The Books have been left at
the Store for collection. THOMAS REBER,
LEWIS IDDINGS.
CTThe firm Of Reber & Tddings having been
dissolved as above stated, the business will be
continued at the Old Stand. BY the subscribers,
under the title Of Geddes & Hdings, where they
will he happy to see the friends and customers Of
the old firm. Their store contains large, well
selected and fashionable assorimen, of goods which
will be disposed of at low rates as possible. They
hope. by close attention to business 10 share the
patronage OF the public. SAMUEL. GEDDES,
LEWIS lDDINGS.
Lewisburg, March 4, 1851
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-05-14

vTNHREE Tons of Duncannon NAILS and
SPIKES just reed and for ssl' hv
] HAYES x co.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-05-14
Administrators Notice.
WOODWA ARD g. FISHERS
BOOT AND SHOE STORE

ee, May he found in Third street. sT~
bi three doors south of the Baptist ~
N-church. where they have on 49,
hand general assortment of Ladies, Misses and
ChiIdren's French and English Kid and Morocco
BOOTS, BUSkIN.S. and SLIPPERS-aso
Gen,lemen's French Calf BOOTS, Kip and Wax
Upper BOOTS and MONROEs, with an assort-
ment of BOYS and YOUTHS Boots and Shoes.
We are also prepared to manufacture all kinds
of Boots and Shoes and Ladies c: NllIIt5tRlSj Of
every color of the most durable material IN the
Iate., fashionable styles and at reasonable prices
which YOU will see by complying with our invita-
ton TO cali and examine for yourselves.s-0 No
charge for inspection.
I.ewisburg. April 80, 1857
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-05-14

~ 000FEET of White Pine FAILING,
csO,OVV superior lot. made by machi-
merry, sharpened, (33. and 43 feet long) pu, up
in bunches OF 33 each. for sale by
HURSH & AMMON.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-05-14
THO the Hon. Judges of the Court of Common
u Pleas Of Union county. now CONFUSING and

THO the Hon. Judges of the Court OF Common
Il Pleas of Union county, now composing and
holding the Court Of Quarter SESSIONS Of the Peace in and
for said county tn" petition of Thomas Green of the town
ship of Kelly in the said county respectfully showcth
That ne occupies house in the said township which
has heretofore tn"n used and occupied public house
Of pt.rainmcnt and is desrous of continuing keep
public house therein; he therefore Iravs honors 10
grant him license to keep public house at the place
aforesaid for the ensuing year; and he will ever pray
THOMAS GREEN.
The subscribers citizens Of the township of Reilly in the
Of Unon recommend the above petitioner. and
certify that the inn tavern above mentioned is necessary
accommodate the public and entertain strangers trI
vclcrs. and that the petitioner above named is Of coed
repute honesty and temperance, and is well provided
with house room and conycnicnces for hc logging nnt.
accommodation Of strangers and travellers.
John Huntington Andrew ieckel J. Datrsman
Thomas Eo,nig tcorg" WeiSs'l Jacob Huuiroi
Moses king Nm. l.. DouSai John Humui
I.,,c Miller John Grove Iaroh Iia-r
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-05-14

DINNS' JUSTICE. new edition, can he had
ID al Lyndalfs Bookstore IN this place.
Lewisburs, April 10, 1850
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-05-14

CALT and COAL always on hand and for
sale he j. HAYES & co.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-05-14
yNn the Honorable Cour, of General Quarter
A Sessions In anil fnr The county oil I-ninn n,

vNn the Honorable Court of General Quarter
Il Sessions. in and for the county of Union, a,
May Term for 1851. , petition Of m T. Ritter htc
Deer township in said county respectfully showeth-
That your petitioner is desirous Of keeping n public
house in the house kept by Wm L. Ritter last wear
where lie formerly kept public house for a number Of
years and is provided with every convenience
DO he therefore the Court grant him license
To keep tavern public house of entertainment for
the accommodation Of travellers and strangers and such
tavern is necessarily wanted; and he will pray &c
WM. l.. RITTER.
We the subscribers citizens of White Deer township. Il,
certify that the above applicant of good reptile hon
eSy and temperance and is well provided with house
and convenicnrcs for the lodging and accommodation Of
travellers and strangers and such tavern necessarily
wanted, Witness hands this lst day Of April ISL.
Solomon Ensleman Joel Ranck Rolry NCurIev
Wm. p. Daicsman D. Ramsey Jacob Sypher
Samuel Gooilander Francis Walker Jacob t"riser, Jr
Paul t.Ooiander Israel Guycr Abrm Angeny
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-21
EAflIiSCE BANK or
sELDI.n, MITIiEIss 4 20,

ftAe1sNeEusi ~ =.
kNFfIE ppdtsxtssed repeatedly Announce iha
~ they have 6irnfrd ! e. n, sanT,~
eeperaI fiask4as AMI Eaehas,ge basi...s ia ~.
city under nj firm d SELDEN. .WfTHfsRS &
CO. and afe {tepssre = deal ir
esfnsn ass8 ltsastie Erek1agcs. 7is,<- B.Iis Pa.
stdssory Nd CeFss kehdts stI1ep.ssS Lsstsr, 81
GsetA. HaAk Notes and Cyfa
W. unceriasse - make COLLECTIONS and pr,mptly
e 1rtnl ms pscees 10 any designed pdinfl wilhin
Mt WiLLials SEs.DgxSa member Of fhe firm and
for msny yesks pasf the 7.Feaye,ey IA ~ TY;ye.,
S,atss viii gi hiscaFeilI personal alseRilon 10 IN
hnsaeial nAstsss ahich We may d. ethpsnyed 10
ffansast Wsh ~ OF tse DE- tnlxts III Ms
fnent
ne DHsfgH5k whtrA our esspsnyefs may scqnire
~ g sTxnsart ~ u eondnsed nifh 6Esllty and
plolnpltudrs r3si nptsn The tHf frasonHte ssFs.s.
.s.s {sWiLI.iAM SELDEN
Lssas 1.iasnrey eEfke IL S.
5J0iN WRITER'S,
or Ateeaadtis{ Va.
i ar W. LATHAM
or Warrington, p. c.
/. r.. BAYNE. II
Of Baltiu,ore, M
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-21
National IAN Fund Life Assurance
Sssiety Of London.
Genesai ageai's oiIiee, u walllslrsei,
= <E4 At.f, Asg.,+,z..,ksr - tGsn;


~ York, November II $780,
NOTICE "a bafsnance ef j resolution. Of tie
IN Board q q iseaiofS the his5efto existing mode
of mans oua. ian two-thitdsot the comIaon an
naal pfemufs tsd BY the in,uFedi. discngtinuedf
IL reference Ns ,spfciss ~ be hereafter granted -
And the Bdafs HaS: ,nlredaeed the following new
andItayofAbe ssstrsn ot loans for The future! viz
party inSsres tJr The whole term OF liie:may at
any tim botr9E one7halt The amount Of annual pre-
mnFn wilhoa nelr N security of eposie os policy,
and i entitled sttgisipa OF profits.
lie may at any time surrender bis policy. and
sum paid By Elm Ii annual Common premiums
This eew ior oi loan applies only TO policies here.
after 10 hesissIsd
APariY already Elsured for whole life may, on
paymentoi small sien convert his insurance in4o
new policy sson tie oao system noas inrfoduerd.
Parties aifsidy iaeaTcd and emit llei to two
third leda, = ot sAtt oug from sad bird l6an
u Ihey prefer & npp The terms stated in the So
ciclys pamphfsn
Aspartv may at moderate annual premium in
sure fat life aid II he survive TO reach the age Of
GO years The al saunInsurcd up 10 SIS 600 will
be paid 10 ti,Is or Il be dies before reachtng that
age the full saln Insured will be paid 10 his family
o. legal Representatives.
acrrxa ptareroas roR NOVEMBER
c. 81 IIABICHr Chairman
, j. Palmer /: Henry Ladlam,
S 5. Howians Robert q. Dillon.
VIM Van H6sk, J. k Rodgers ii. D.
J. LEANpER STARR. General Agent
i b W HERBERT,
Dee. ". lsbo-3n.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-21
STAPLE aud Fancy Goods,
NOTlCE.

r.,uR l9sas. II NJ JaAaes Ciothier ieHhs set
fi-.,n1A of mr. hassaess al rhafles1own, Va.
sesssd 81 e slstoG Fehfuaryi last The Notes
sn5 Acsoaass kaye been placed Enlt6e bands OF Mr.
gsmes III kelles who Slone) IS althesiEed g set
~ rAe saUA IA Is anxi2uSiy desired that SAID oue
zsaess Is s1siled with ,he least possihe DELAY -
These ..,e listed il seid nosice arc advisable make
-,,ee,lv max ssaeht. and save trouble and costs
Il WILLIAM J. STEPHENS
r1-rs.eF. 7isrYft Feb - iS5t--it
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-21
Alex&ndtf june 81, lsse-tf
IA CARU.

a. VA 880s
fIsHE undersigned having formed CopaRner-
il ship unker The name and style OF
WILLIAM S. LOCK &. co,
fcr the purp5se ht conducting the MERcaSTiLg Br
stsEss in Chstls~iewn. hegs leave TO inform their
respective flieHds, as wei as the customers Of The
la,e firm DC Aym s. Lock 4 Co., lhcy have
now on hahsga general and well selected stock OF
STAPLE and Fancy Goods,
GROCERIES, t(IEENS HARE, HARD
HARE DC,
Many ef5whfch have heea purchased within the last
two weeks. saaving beeH both raised TO lhe bust
nrss and OF af the firm been engaged more than
% years mi he purchase and sale OF Goods, aud
possessing sSeilles purchase IN The hes, terms,
thes na.tel themselves that they will be able to
sell Clouds = cheap as they can be purchased in
any place West IL Baltimore. They hope bysirict
attention ii business and a desire 10 please 10
merit thass 81 the pahlic patteRageI
WILLIAM !. LOCK
Il AMBROSE w. CRAMER
Fehr1afysfa fS5i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-21
AcrINa ptareroRs rot NOVEMBER.
~ tt.s,,g,,e.r -, .i
Alexandria Tin Ware and Stove
|: Factory,

A Srhrh suc9eedits event in the history pc Alex
IA andfla, sises Evidence thai she will beiresusci-
taied. and as " yiev III The distance the accom-
pishmcn Of gfYa, efforts and noble objects we have
reason % hrliare th+.s unssi sahgulne n-ss
TONS WIff he tsa izkdthat ner corers WIFI again
overflow with o. i9chrs Il cid Virginia ! Hence
The INCREASE oe Baf tne>s--ot Population. apd The
necessity tor .nreparalien 10 meet the demands
thereof Ia vsew .of these consideration shall
contiuo<1o esssrg9 NV Stock Of GOODS, both in
poinfot uiTlifv; rasieiy and durability which is al
ready large d "a vaauahlr having heen na1e with
great eate and ptcei-ian. Coan,ry merehans are
particularly f!qpss'eda'e eaff and examine my
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-21
flM bIMre aud NIorex

Of ill kinds -nssters and s,1es large stock 4of
ve,r suntrior PINNED SAFES, of the most beau
i,fni na,,srnS Asarre and a. splendid an assort-
,netil of BLo5'k Try WARE as lias ever been
uiftFed IN Ale cambria. would also can The nien-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-21

FryrIN subscriber wishes Is bar laFge quantity
s8 c0RN. f0r which The hishesl cash price
!s;1,E III na,d5 Y. W.. MOORE.
/ NO. 4 Negro sfra--gs sol house serranl -abonl
II, y..,ss 81 ane. IS hire mil Chrisima< nexl
ssgI " W. NJ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-21

One of the most Desirable Farms
in the Valley of Virginia,
n q r Is A q y !.

TVyIJE Undersigned offers for sale his valuable
Farm siinae,i in tile fertile county hi Ieffrr
>an about Ave miles from The tleurishina towns Of
Chaflesiown. Ha,pers- Ferry and Shephfrislown,
nd4.t,li aiming aheIut 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-21

Ta rms EpaToR--DEAR SIRi--
4 nave understood that there is report in cfrcu-
lal;dn In ln.connty that have some claim 10 the
iraIrt AZ n, which convened 10 my father some
verrs no. Nv object ii wiring Ibis Mole is 10 say
IhatI have never saia or done any thing % induce
any n rs think that had the slightest claim what
ever "a he land in question All The claim ever
haaI sold 20 ms father some years slnee, and
ihin, he raid me full and fair price foa il and the
Decd Is Of record in The Clerks Once q tae
COUNTY Court Of Jefferson. have hare row ne
siajtn III any sort kind or description to the said
lan4. either in law or equity
'~ z. JOHN W d. DUFFIELD. /
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-21

10 FRlzEs OF S6UU ]
JFIRGi&tA STATE LOTTERY, for The bene-
" htot Monongalia Academy Glass &, for So E,
70 6e drawn at Alexandria. Va on Saturday, March
22l, 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-21
Molt,s Agricultural FURNACES:

lhev arc aAnEally adapted Ia the c01kihg OF Iood
,ralil. AM, sNy f,. and are much used iuf domcs
H. turn,scs There Is double Kettle or boiler
onnected On ghp5,Bp Of the Furnace III such man
ner that tho iife sasses between The oitel and inner
rTace and n itE cook vegetables il less lime than
has,rs III II i,riek They are light and portable
inn9 The ,.t,,r, rnSssx the advantages ID hsing used
II altI;.yent nlser. Sizes ranging from 30 To- SO
Cations AIS Send pipe. Of all sizes
sRomER BATHS /. REFRIGER1ToRSs
ana hnsi az slef articles which il Is n6nee, ssary
"a En.ntion Te subscriber also offers his services
,o +xecntc all kinds OF woskA appersaining 10 his
business such ~
Eeooftng, Sporting, sc.
Res, arise siyks12 Tor old Corrss ASD Bass at
his stand. onEstte VIM Stabler BrJ's., Fairfax
street. AlexaSdria,
: ENoCH GRIMES.
Alex sndfiF june 81 is5e--f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-21
~ Darn ,Sapi6crs oa of TO-:
VERy Spf-ENbID. Sf,tIrN,r,
$4,000
$40 $780, 4 Of $40 ooo I

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, or lle bene.
htpi Atonongalla Academy. Class Ia, for
aSol. t9ihe drawn 10 AleSandria, Va, on Saturday,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-21
stray ROnnefs.

!. American siraws consigned by and purchased in
l "a qaanH,ies IRON The Manufacturers AAso
English and French B9nheis. in every vatieiy on
usual terms and AZ lowest prices
Feb u le5i--lm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-21
Splendid Schemes, for March. 1851.

q ~ MAURY i. CO., MAs1eEEs
Capital PRIZE Z
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-21
&C Ilnndrrd nnd Fifty Acres.

Ii il "A productive as any lard inthe Valley
There are about lottyo acres OF rich mcadow, and
The 1halanee Of The cleared land cxeep, he part in
Wheat swell set in graks--a fair proposition IS 10
wooa F,lrncing and fuel The finest Cumberland
CnalataH always be- procured al prices Which make
il per Than wood
'Thf ELI Branch stream Of sufficient Volume
10 pFpei several Mills ilows through lhe centre q
hesE'arnl. and the Baltimore and. Ohio Fail Road
fsfo4s its course There are Storc@Houses De
POI and Dwellings-aPnft from the Mansion
which rcnt for more than 5000.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-21
ARMSTRONG & CAT0R


u TI7 W. - = III - Q
RlBaoSs, MtrLixEny AND Straw Goops.
No l75 Balsimore ST., l6tA door cas, Of Lisbt,
BALTIMORE,
n 90 F ss R hi: si ss.s, R I'M.
rials and Millinery CoOdS eeneratfy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-21

the Mansion and the usual Out Houses,
AT1A and a never failing brapch pt water,
sGHI passes through the Stable yafd The
Ih1l springs, convenient TO any OF shc Build
ings, are numerous.
Whether viewed in reference 10 qualify pt soil
beauty Of scenery refined society, or facilities 10
afketkit may with truth be said TO be ane OF the
m.lea a-.sa ase Farms il the Valley Of Virginia
II could be conveniently divided into two Or even
three Tracts. The ,inle.ot travel from Baltimore,
only about 1--WE hours.
fa- An communications addressed 70 the sub
scf,brr fpost-pai ) at Dufields Depot Jefers> q
county Virginia will receive attention.
RICHARD DUFFlELD.s
oetober Is. 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-03-21

Tirkeis Si0-Halves S5-Qnatters 81 so
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-04-14
Murder and Arson.

On Monday, in Cincinnati, a young white
man named Morris, aged about ls, was shot
bya negro doggery keeper, and died in short
time. Amob of men and boys then collec-
ted for the purpose of taking the law into
their own hands. The negro and his family,
however had fed, and the crowd proceeded
to demolish, the contents, and set the house
on fire. The firemen were soon upon the
ground, but upon learning the facts of the
case refused to throw water upon the flames
until the burning frame was about 10 fall,
and only then for tue purpose Of saving sur
rounding buildings. The result was that
three other dwellings and machine shop
were destroyed. ,.s ~,
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-04-14
Ladies in Male Attire.

A female correspondent of Lowell pa
per, writing from ST. Louis, says that she
Travelled IRON Louisville to St. Louis with
four young ladies. sisters, of very r4specta-
BILE connexions in Philadelphia, dressed in
male attire. and bound for California, across
the plains. Their conduct on board was
perfectly lady-like and all were pleased with
them, They were dressed in black coats
and pants and buff vests, all of which fit
to "a nicely and were very genteel. They
think the time is coming when ladies gene
rally will adopt the style OF gentlpmen's
garments. 1t may be SO, but we shall take
all Our bets on the negative of tina opinion,
saving and excepting some occasional ap
lions.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-04-14
The Turkish Sultan.

In the city Of Aleppo, where the Christ.
ians are weak in numbers, Turkish mob.
unknown 10 the government, produced the
death Of five. the woundins Of SIX more and
the pillaging Of one hundred houses and
five churches. The Sultan shot six hundred
oil the mob, condemned three hundred 10
the galleys, and put one hundred and fifty
more on their trial. He has restored s!l the
property be could recover, TO the Christians,
to whom it belonged, and recomprnsrd the
rest OF the sufferers ou, Of his own pocket.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-04-14
"The Old oaken Ruckat.n

The N. Y. Age relates The origin Of this
famous ballad, written, it seems, BY Samuel
B. Woodwork, when iourneyman printer
in an office situate in the corner of Chatham
and Chambers streets, New York. Neur bv.
IN Frankfort street, was a drinking-shop,
kept by man named Mallory, where Wood.
worth and several particular friends used to
resort. One afternoon the liquor was super
excellent, and Woodwork seemed inspired
by 1t; after taking q draught he set his glass
upon the table; and smacking his lips, decla-
red That Mallorys eau dc pis was superior 10
anything he had ever tasted! mo-" said
Mallory, ''you are mistaken there was one
thing which, in both our estimates, far sur
passed this in the way Of drinking" "What
was thatT asked Woodwork, dubiously.-
''The draught Of pure, fresh spring water.
that we used to drink from the old ouken
bucket that hung in the we'll, after our re-
turn from the labors OF the field on sultry
DAY IN the summer" The tear drop gls,en-
eo ior moment in Woodworlhs eye. "True
--lrueH be replied, and shortly after quit
ted the place. He Immediately returned to
the offce, grasped pen, and in half an hour
ihe Uh Oohcn Bucket" one Of The most
oehghtiul compositions in our Language.
was m manuscript to be embalmed In he
memories Of succeeding generations.
% ~ WIN be seen, that this was written
when nquor-drinking was fashionable. Bnt
The temperance reform has rendered lhe ,ise
OF the Old 0aken Bucket more Of noe,;caI
fact than poetical idea. ,The Old (lsIsn
ho oh n.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-04-14
The Census.

The Superintendent Of the Census requests
all heads Of families or single persons in the
Union, who have not been called upon by
census officers, to send to the census officer
q statement of their places of residence in
June last, together with the name, sex age,
color, and condition Of each person. And
II found to have been omitted, the record will
be corrected. 1t is important that this re-
quest be complied with. lrob--.-
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-04-14
NEW E,mMR s.

NM E are now opening the largest and most
wv extensive assortment of Books and Sta
iionery ever brouehtto this market, which "
are prepared aud determined 10 sell nm low
either ut Wholesale OF retail, us an other regu
lar house IN the western country.
All goods sold by us are warranted Just what
they purporl to be, with the privilege OF being
returned il not satisfactors,
4, Country Merchants, Propririors Of Furnaces
chool Teachers, &c.. are requested to call and
examine our stock, as we i'll moi be undersod
by any one. fa
Remember the New Book Store, Nc
DowelPs Block, corner of Front aud Market
streets, opposite the United States Hotel, Ports
mouth, D.
Oct. 81, 80 J. STEPHENSON & Co.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-04-14
Military AsYlums.

The Military Board, before General Scott
and suite left Washington, SAYS the Intelli-
gencer, selected for the site of an asylum in
the District Of Columbia, one hundred acres
on the Georgetown Heights, known as
"Woodley," at the moderate price of $780,.
600. The selection is considered an excel.
lent ore. There is spacious and well built
mansion on the place, and every material for
extending the buildings for asylum purpo-
ses.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-04-14

or Rev Thomas X. Beecher, brother Of
Henry Ward Beecher, has been unanimousl,
elected pastor of the Independent Presbyte-
riap Church in Baltimore, Of which Mr..
Duncan wasso long pastor. Mr.. B. is rep
resented by the Baltimore papers as au elo.
quent and effective pulpit orator, and his ap-
pcintment will no doubt give much satisfac-
ton to the congrsg ton.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-04-14

0F- There arrived at New Orleans, on
the 18th inst, from Liverpool, four hundred
English Mormens. under the guidance of
Salt Lake City.
IHE --LATEST News The New York Her
aid says that Byrcnt is not poet. Our ex.
changes will please put this under the tele.
graph head.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-04-14
DRY LUMBER! /!

7 HE subscriber has OIL hand a .quautity of
L white Pine Lumber. comprising the differ
cut qualities and thickness which the offer 10
sell on reasonable terms. Said lumber is well
seasoned and in fine order. to work Carpen-
'ers and -et'ers wishing 10 pdr hase please
glro us a call. Yard brtween Filth and Sixth
streets near the court house. -, 90 =
49,. .,a .-,-. 81. & R. LEFT.
Portsmouth, Dec. I6, ls50-d-tf l'F' =
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NEW CoEUEDRUNs,--N hat occupation
would ,ou r-,oInusnd 10 very small maiip
Grolc sir GTuceI. l,s.sf' '-,-'. l'
oIawlal nation Is the laughing Khan OF
Tarlary2 A Merry Khaa. Am ricsn.
When dos The ,ilsTpe inter- pul ihp wind Ia
llebt ~ Whrnhr m ,k-sthe mind o,o. M,
Why is au old man lihe mr under direc.
Ilisne Brcatss helisBsaa aged. Boston
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lIRNIR' y HOTEI,
SECOND STREET, BETWEEN MARKET AND couRT,
tr4 Portsmouth. d. b.i = s54,

ON SECOND STREET, BfTwEEN MARKET AND couRT,
Portsmouth, o. on Al NE
TIME subscriber begs leave to inform, the
IL public tina; he has leased this house for term
of years, aud has made many new arrangements
end additions, all for the better. and proposes
making further changes for the convenienes
and comfort of his guests as fust as their wants
may demnnd. He is determined iha his house
shall not be excelled in the inducements il Of
fers 10 tavelers, farmers ind those wishing 70
sojourn for a time in The city. The Table, the
Chambers, the Bar, and the Stabling shall al.
waysbe wen suppplied and we'll attended 4.
This combined with strict attention to business
and the low prices at which he ienterlains his
gnests must prove satisfactory to those who
study comfort and economy, - q5 .gssno.
With these advantages and induceme nts he,
earnestly solicits shuro Of public patronage. I,
March 3 le5l-4sm6w .BJ. MYERS. -