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The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-05-09
ID. .. ROTROCk,
Merchant Tailor,

DESPECTFULLY informs the cililsnl
1O generally, that he has just opened 81
No. 4. Stamps Row. a very hand'oH' .
sortment OF Clothing Materials, racuains
Black and Fancy Cloths and hsrInes'
Plain and Figured White Linen Drllh'
India Nankeens; Linen, Silk snd ai'
SELLS Vestings, Light Summer Cas.lIlsi',l %
Cashmere d'Ecosse, &C., al o. Sllsl u
have been selected by himself, 10 Ne7v'
leans, and which he is prepared 70 nay y
facture into gentilemen's garments Y ~ y
most fashionable styles, and on HoO'l..
terms. He has also a good assortment 7 Y.
Fancy Silk and Madras Craval' = ~, y
latest patterns. Gentlemen wishing D'g q
tiful Summer Clothing, are inrll'' % 9
and examine his stock. ,.,
May 10. 1859. '
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-05-09
Great Reduction in Spring
and Summer Dry Goods.

and Summer Dry Goods.
THE undersigned would call the attention
l. oftheir friends and the public, to their
large steck of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
consisting in part of
Late style plain. cold & emb'd Bareges;
Beautiful Silks, (illusion:)
Printed, black and I'd mourning Muslins;
New style embroidered do
Cross.barred. Jaconet and Swiss do
Black, white, colored and dotted, do
Ginghams, plain and figured, all colors;
French, English and American Prints;
Linen and Cotton Checks;
Brown Linen and Drillings, for pants;
Nankins, Marlboro & Columbia Stripes;
Oil Silk and Oil Calicoes;
Beautiful Bonnet and Cap Ribbon. late
style; ladies' and misses Bonnets, different
kinds; embroidered Capes and Collars;
picnic Mitts and Gloves; ladies and misses
Caters, different colors; Linen Cambria
Handkerchieis; large stock Of men and
boys fashionable Clothing; sewed Calf g.
patent leather Boots and Shoes; lot of
Black Silk, Panama, Campeachy, Leghorn,
and Palm Leaf Hats; Hungarian, Alpine
and Spanish Turban Hats, for infants.
ALS0:-Saddlery, Trunks and Carpet
Bags, with good many other articles too
numerous to mention. All these goods
will be sold remarkably cheap for cash.
Call at the store of
S. ROSER & BROTHER,
No. 1, Stamps' Row, Main street.
March IA, 1851. 29.tf
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New York, rsbru.ry, 1850.

DIR. Chiltons name is surety that the elements
Of this Extract are combined in the most correct
and scientific manner, and that II Is adapted 10
fhe wants Of the invalid, with the highest prOics-
sional ability. -
THIS We HOPE WILL BE SUFFICIENT
GUARANTEE to tho public, and To those Pur-
chasing Dr. s. +. Townsends Compound Extract
of Sarsaparia Such may have no fear OF getting
one of the spurious and BANEFuL MIXTURES
which ill the channels of trade. and are con
cocted without any knowledge either Of the nature
of remedial agents, or the rdnts Of TIE human
system when laboring under disease.
DIR. s. P. TOWNSEND'S SARSAPARILLi
IS wARRAETED TO
Keep for amy Length OF T1mes
IN ALL CLIMATES.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-05-09
Superior Court of Chancery OF the
State of Mississippi:

f-'"S A'sSAt = AS~N
friend, &C.
1929 vs.
Jethro B. Baily. Ex'r. of
Henry L. Irish, deco
Upon opening the complainants bill of
y Reyivor, and it appearing that the de.
fendant, Jethro B. Baily, Executor ofHen.
ry I. Irish, deceased, is not a citizen of
this State, but resides beyond the limits
thereof, SO that the ordinary process ofthis
Court cannot be executed upon him: ~
THEREFORE, IT is ORDERED, that said
defendant enter his appearance herein, on
or before the first day of the next Term Of
this Court, to be held at the Court Room,
in the City Of Jackson. on the first Monday
in June, next ensuing, and plead, answer
or demur to the complainants bill of Reyi-
vor, otherwise the sereralallegations there's
of will he taken for confessed against him,
set for hearing Ex pARTE, and the matter
thereof decreed accordingly. - ~.
It's further ordered that a. copy ofthis
order be published in the ..Port Gibson
Herald and Correspondent. T" once week
for one month j. Il. SIMMS, Cl'k.
BY E, P. RUSSELL, d. @.
J. B. Coleman, and
:, II. Il. Elicit, Solicitors.
April Is, ls5I.S45t "a St
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-05-09
TO THE PUBLIC.

THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THE
preparaton extensively known as Da 4. L. IowN-
ssExp's CoaPoUSp EXTRACT uF SARsAPARTLLA, h now
manufactured under my direction and supervision from
the ORIGINAL KKcIPR, obtained from Dr. : r lows.
aENp and certify that it is composed OF neIee.s ,
that the ingredients IuDIcoUsLr COMPOUNDED 30 -
10 obtain from them their greatest medicinal ELECTS
JAMES nc. Chiffon, M.D.
TAspa{sf
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-05-09
Trustees Sale.

ExHE undersigned, Trustees Of the President
Il and Directors Of the Grand Gulf Rail
Road and Banking Company. offer at
PRIVATE SALE,
the following property, to which they viii con.
vey such title IS is vested in them by the Deeds
Of Trust:
In The Torn of Grand Gulf
Lots & 4, in Square 5. Upper Division.
valuable brick stores standing on part Of Lot
8, Square 2, Middle Division.
| Brick store on part of lot 6, square 2, middle
division
! frame dwelling, house, standing on lot 6, square
9, middle division
Lot 2, square 10, middle division.
Lots /. 2, 3, 4. 5, 6, 2, 8, and IL, square II,
middle division.
All Of square 20, containing IL lots, middle di-
vision.
IL lots in square 8, lower division.
10 do do s. do do
Lots z, s, and 10, square 9, lower division.
Lots Ia. "a. 5, 81, 8. 9 and IL, square IA,
lower division.
Lots same numbers, square II, lower division.
Lots do do do %, do do
Undivided half Of square SO, do do
Lots J. 2, 3. q, 5, 6. z, s., 9 aud 10, square Is,
lower division.
A loi of ground in Port Gibson. living between
the Railroad and property ofN. McDougall. Esq
The "Caiedonia" plantation, near Willow
Springs, late the residence Of Peter Mcintyre,
containing 662 acres, all cleared, with frame
dwelling and negro quarters,
AL! that Plantation in Copiah county, within
five miles Of Galatin. known as the "Berkshire
Place" containing 1880 acres. of which 600
are cleared with good frame Gin house, dwell
ling and quarters.
GAO acres Of good land on Fosters Greek, 25
miles from Port Gibson. 200 Of which are
cleared.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-05-09
Superior Court Of Chancery ofthe
State of Mississippi:

December Term, A. d. 1850.
Richard Valentine, admr.
of Zeligman Andrews,
Decd, compli.,
44l2 VS..
Martha A. Conger, ad-
ministratTix, &C., and
Joseph J. Andrews, de.
PENDANTS.
Upon opening the complainants Bill,
y and it appearing that the defendant,
Joseph j. Andrews, is not citizen Of this
State, but resides beyond the limits there
of, SO that the ordinary process of this
Court cannot be served upon him; there
fore it is ordered that the said defendant
enter his appearance herein, on or before
the first day of the next Term ofthis Court,
to be holden at the Court room, in the City
of jackson, on the first Monday of June
next ensuing, and plead, answer or demur
to the bill ofcomplaint aforesaid, otherwise
the several allegations thereof will be ia
ken for confessed by him, set for hearing
exparte, and the matter thereof decreed ac-
cordingy. 1t is further ordered that CO.
py of this order he inserted once week in
the Port Gibson Herald and Correspon.
dent" for one month.
u.s. ]. T. SlMMS, Clerk.
BY E. P. RUSSELL, d. G..
L. n. BALDWIN, Solicitor. s
Anril ia. 1881. 345t
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-05-09
Books and stationery.

Books and stationery.
r HAVE now received my new supply of
i Books, Stationery and Fancy Articles,
all selected by myself at the North. The
Books consist in part Of School and Mis-.
ceIlaneous Books; Children's Books; Peet.
ical Works; Histories and Biographies, to.
getherwith a splendid lotof Family Bibles,
Pocket Bibles and restaments.
STATIONERY
Consists OF sup. Letter Paper, Cap Paper,
Note Paper, OF great variety Of patterns
and designs: Motto Waters. Red Waters,
Steel Pens, Gold Pens at all prices, Ink.
Quills, lnkstands. Rulers, Envelopes Of
great variery of styles; with great many
articles in the Book and Siationers line of
business. All OF which is offered 10 the
public at reduced prices.
A. J. McGILL, Druggist
Oct 25 and Bookseller.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-05-09

gll Lands IN Washington County, Z
s w and w J. S Z /, Sec. 90, II R7W
w SW ) f /, Sec. 80. I4,R7W.
E S w w S Z !, and E 3,NW I Sc:
3LT. Ia. RI w. iffIgf9
81, Sc Ne 1, and E INV !, Sec 81, 7.
Lots !, 2, 4, 5. and 7, Sec. 90, T.l4,R.s w.
Lands in Issaquena Couniu.
wv Section 5. Township IL, Range Z w.
N and ) E /, and E !. w /, Sec 6, 7 I2,
4a RI W.. @ 81
Ell, Sec7. .Tl2, R7W.
w Sec s, Tl2, R7W.
e J, Sec Is, T12, R7W.
E and 2 N w /, and $ w 1, Sec 5. Tia.
N w i, Sec s, 6,Tls.R7w.s
n E /. and w J, and 5 E /. and E ]. s WI
Sec Z, T.l3, r w. -
ga e Tallehatchie County.
Undivided interest in the 4 t,S E /, Sec II,
T "a, r l Z.
Lots 8, 10 and IL. Sec fs. Ta4.RrE. 9s1
l.pts ]. 3,6, 7and s, Sec l9, T 24,RlE.
N w /. Sec al, t "a. r l f. 8
n and 8 ], and w !. Sci, Sec 20, T "a.
N w /. Sec %. Ta4RfIE. rrfl
E !, Sec 80, 4 24.RIE.a Asa
.h se ssss Aftata Connty. 9 6ss..4 4,
5 w /. and W sec 81, r R8r.
w and W 1,K " /, sec 28, + 16,RSE.
5 i, sec 29. I6 R6r.
g Madison Cou1fv sae
s W. sand Sc 1. eers25 r 8, s,RsEasIe
Also. SO acres in Pearl River Township. This
property is near rihefown of Canton.
Simpson County c
and W 3.ofsE sec 9, 10, 2lw.
~. Carroll County. s
sw 4,sec fl.sTI7R3 W
3,EE ser Is. Tl7.RsE. Hl e
N sec-l7 IIRsE.w
Ne ser 2i.rI7.RsE #
E1 and ne sec %. ri7.Rsx
w !, and W sec 24.TI7<KSE.
ALFRED DINGRAHAM
GEO. READ.
shsF sSs ie5s>4s.is Aslg1eea.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-05-09
DIR. CHRISTTES
GaIvanic Bracelets

arefonnd ofgastsergicei cases Of Con ulslons
or Fits, Spasmodic complaints and general Ner-
vous Affections OF the Head and upper extremi-
ties. Also in Palsy and Paralysis, and all dis
eases cansed by deficiency OF power or Nerv-
Gus Energy in the limbs other organs of the
body. ITM nv hundred certificates from all
parts Of the country, of the most extra ordinary
character, can begiven, il required.
dj-Notronble or inconvenience attends the
useof Dr. .Christie's Galranic articles. and they
may be worn by The most feeble and delicate,
with perfect ease and safety. In many cases
the sensation attending their use is highly plea
SAINT and agreeable. They can, be sent to any
part of the ecountry. askaAAsA
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-05-09
w. S. S.cHANDLER. D. D. S.
PORT GIBSON. MISS.

A LII operations in Dental Surgery per.
Il formed according to the latest scientific
improvements in the art, and acarranfed
durable for life.
Persons whose means are limited vii
ne accommodated at pricesin accordance
thereto.
DIR. c. will wait upon persons at theil
residence, if desired.
Requests may be left with Al. McGill
Druggist.
REFERENcE-The citizens generally.
Port Gibson, Jan. Is, 1850. 2O.tf
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-05-09
CAUTION.

CAUTION.
To avoid IMPOSITION it will be necessary to
see that
DIR. James II. ChiIton's Certiacats
as well as the SIGNATURE of DIR. S. P
TOWNSEND, is on the outside wrapper Of each
bottle.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-05-09
CARD OF ALL THE
Principal Wholesale Druggists
IN NEW YORK.

We, the Undersigned, wholesale
Druggists i'm tlae City of New York
have sold DIR. s. z. TowNsENo's ExTRAcT OF San
sAPARILLA for several years, and consider it IN
ORIGINAL and GENUINE DIR. Townsend's Sal
saparilla, aud that it was the first introduced {
public notoriety under that name.
BOYD & PAUL, 40 CourtIandt.sE
WALTER b. TOWNSEND & Co. 2ls PsaFl-se
LEEDS 4 HAZARD, I2f Maiden Lane.
JOHN CARLE s. co I53 Walor-st.
M WARD s. CO. SO Maiden Lane.
J. & J. +. TRlPPE. 90 Maiden Lane,
GRAHAM & co 10 Old Slip.
OSGOoD & JENNINGS, lss Pcnrl-st.
R. r. UAVIIAND & co. Office, III broadway.
JACKSON. ROBINS 4 co. i3i Waterst
THOMAS & MAXWELL, e6 Willism-st
WILLIAM UNDERtIllI., Jr 1873 Water-sA
DAVID 4. LANMAN, 60 Water 81.
MARSH & NORTtIROP, SO Peari-at.
NORTON, HANCOCK a. WOOD, l39 Maiden Lane.
PENFOLD, CLAY & co. 4 Fietcher-st.
OI.COTr, MckESSON & co. III Maiden Lane,
A. D. q D. SANDS. 100 Fulton ,s -.
sCHIEFFELIN, BROTHER co. loi 100
Johu-st.
LEWIS & PRICE, IS Pearlst
HAVILAND KEESE s. Co sU Maiden Lane. .
RUSIITON. CLARK & co Ito brond~sy.
Aslor House, aud 273 broadway, corner Cham
PHILIP scHIEFFEIIN & CO. l01 watsr-sL
POU & PAI.ANCA, 96 John-st.
SHERWOOD & COFFIN, CT Pearl-nt.
RUST & IOUGHTON, So JOhnst
l. MINOR & co. 2I4 Fnton-st.
INGERSOLI & BROTHER, 230 Pearl-H
JOSEPH L, TRIPPE, I28 Maiden Lane.
GREENLEAF a. KINSLEY, IS Courtlandt-ss
HAYDOCK, CORLIES s. CLAY, 2l6 Pearl 81.
CUMMING & VAN DUZER, l75 Greenwichs6
HASKELL & MERRICK. 10 God.st
B. A. FAHHESTOCK & CO, 49 Johnst- Proprss-
tors OF "Fahnestoeks Vermiuge
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-05-09

PRICES:
The Galvanic Belt, Three Dollars,
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars,
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollareach,
The Magnetic Find, One Dollar.
G The articles are accompanied bv full and
plain directions. Pamphlets with full particu-
Iars rsay be had Of The authorized agent.
Particular Caution.
Bsicdre Of Couaferfeifs and Worthless Taiitafions
8 g ssa b. G Mt,REHEAD. M. d.
as Genera "A gent fort the United States.
Aga-9s#sis I32 sRroadwav. New York
I TT For sale in PORT GIBSON Mics, nv she
authorised agent. n p. MOODY and A. !. Me
Glib. m GRAND GULF. by CHARLES
SHREV E .and7bv ass4 herissd agents in all the
principal towns and villages fste stakss
Apytl 90, 1880.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-05-09

All losses or injury done TO horses or rigging,
must be accounted for at fair estimate.
All travellers wishing private conveyance, by
calling at his stable, can obtain any mode of
travel they may desire. His horses being well
and gently trained there will be no danger Of
breakage or loss Of life.
Fine Horses, Mules and Scrubs, on hand and
for sale. He will give good washing, rubbing,
cardng, currying and full feed, all for a Forty
Gems.
From an arrangement he has made with an
experienced Horse Trader, he is enabled to fur.
nsh, at short notice, Pairs, or any kind of horses
which may be wanted
Drovers can be accommodated with Stalls or
Lots, also boarding for themselves, on reasona-
Bile terms.
He respectfully invites his old customers to
call and satisfy themselves.
Sept 90, 1850-4-tf PHIL. BETHEA.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-05-09
DR.. CHRISIIE'S
GaIVanfC CuratiVeS.

consists in the fact that they arrest and cure
disease by OutioGrd application, in place of the
usual mode of drugging pnd physicking the
patient. till exhausted Nature sinks hone.
lessly under the iniction.
They strengthen the DhOle system equalize The
circulation Of the blood, promote the secretions.
ane neUer do the slightest injury under ann cir.
cumstdnces. Stree their introduction in the
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-05-09
10000 PERSONS

including all ages, classes and con dtions mong
which were large number of ladies, who are
peculiarly sui jeet to Nervous Com plants have
been ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY Y
CURED, when all hope Of relief had been civ.
en- up, aud every thing else been tried in vain.
To illustrate the use OF the GALVANIC
BELT, suppose the case of person afflicted
with that bane Of civilization, DYSPEPSIA.
or any other Chronic or Nervous Disorder. In
ordinary cases, siimniants are taken. which.
by their action on The nerves and muscles Of
the stomach, afford temporary relief. but which
leave the patiest in lower state, and with in.
jured faculties, after the action TINS excited
has ceased. Now compare this with the effect
resulting from the application Of the GAL.
VANlC BELT. Take Dyepsptic sufferer.
even IN the worst symptoms Of an attack. and
simply tie the Belt around the BODY using the
Magnetic Fluid as directed, in short period
the insensible peTspirution will act on the posi-.
tive element Of the Belt. thereby causing Gal
vanic circulation which will pass on 10 The
negative, and thence back again To TIE positive,
thus keeping mp continuous Galv mic circu.
lation Throughout the system. Thus the mos,
severe cases OF Dyspepsia are Perma nently Gu
red. few days is often amply sufficient to
eradicate the disease of years
Certificates and Testimonials ofthe mos
nldoubted character,
From all parts Of the country, could be given.
sufficient to fill every column of this pa per!
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1851-05-09
ECLIPSE
LIVERY STABLE,

PORT GIBSON MISS. 5asI
vUyHE undersigned having purchased the WE'LL
4 known corner, on Walnut and Farmer
streets. formerly occupied by Mr.. Alfred Clark,
and erected a large and commodions Stable,
would respectfully inform the citizens of this
and the adjoining counties. and the public gem
orally, that he will at all times, keep fine
Saddle 81 Harness Horses,
for Sale or Hire, also, fine Buggies and Hacks.
From his well-known reputation as a Livery
Stable keeper. he hopes to receive generous
patronage.
The following are his rates for Horse Hire,
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FRESH SUPPLY!
Great Cure for Dyspepsia!
DIR. J. s. noUGHToN's
p e. p S I N

THE TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID,
OR GASTRIC JUICE!
Prepared from Rennet, or the fourth
stomach of the OK, after directions Of
BARON LlEBIc, the great Physiological
Chemist, by ]. s. HOUTHTON, M.
d., Philadelphia, Pa.
This is great natural remedy for
Indigestion, and Dyspepsia, curing after
natures own method, by natures own
agent, the Gastric Juice. PEPSIN is
the chief element, or great digesting
principle of the Gastric Juce--the Sol
vent Of the food, the purifying, and slim
ulating agent Of the stomach and intes-
tIdes. 1t is extracted from the digestive
stomach Of the OK, thus forming an arlifi
cial digestive fluid, precisely like the
natural gastric juice, in its chemical
powers, and furnishing complete and
perfect substitute for il. BY the aid of
this preparation, the pains and evils Of
indigestion and dyspepsia are removed
just as they would be by healthy
stomach. Il is doing wonders for dys-
peptics, curing cases Of debility, emacia-
,ion, nervous decline and dyspeptic con-
sumption, supposed 10 be on the verge OF
the grave. The Scientific evidence upon
which it is based, is in the highest degree
curious and remarkable.
DIR. IIoUeHToN's PErsIN, is sold by
neatly all the dealers in fine drugs aud
popular medicines, throughout The United
States. II is prepared in powder, in and
fluid form-and inr prescription vials ior
The use Of Physicians.
PRIVATE Circulars, for the Use of
Physicians, may be Attained Of Dr. Hough-
ton OF his Agents, describing the whole
process Of preparation, aud giving the
authorities upon which the claims Of this
new remedy arc based. As il is not
secret remedy, no objection can be raised
against its use by Physicians in respect
a5le standing and regular practice.
Agent for Putnam County, o.
Price, ONE DOLLAR per bottle.
or A fresh supply oi the admirable
in powder and fluid, just received
BY MOSES LEE, Kalida,
0ySee long advertisement 4'h page.
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$500 REwARD!- Straycd or stolen.
from the stable Of J. d. Morey, Damascus
Ohio, on Tuesday the 5lh inst, TWO
HORSES. One Of said horses is Of a
dark chestnut color, with four white legs,
white face, with white running under
the lower jaw--naiural iail-6 years old /;
will trot pace under the sadile-tro
in harness; he is about l5i hands high
and well built. The other horse is
daik bay about l5a hands high, 8 years
old--naturaF tail--and trols under saddle
and in harness. A reward of twenty
five dollars will be paid for the rn of
The chestnut colored horse; twenty dol
lars for the reiu'n ofthe bay horse 10; and
thirty dollars for the arrest Of the ihiel
or thieves, and their delivery in Henry
or Lucas County jail.
s. FITCH, Jr., Toledo, or
I'D. MOREY, Damascus.
Toledo, August 8, 1851.
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CONSISTENCY - One yearago the wings
here dec,aiming vociferously against long
continuance of individuals in Office
Now they are shouting rgis TO a candi-
date who has held Office thirty yoa's.
Then they declared Zone term in
Office" a cardinal principle in the whig
faith. Now the principal qualification Of
their candidate for governor is having hold
office all his life.
The one term in Congress was said TO
be worth "FoUR THOUSAND DOLLARS" and
was as much emolument as any one man
should receive. Now their candidate for
governor says in his speech ,ha, he has
been in Congress "rwKNTY.yIvE" years; /;
Of ofcourse, according to their own estimate
of its profits. has, received fifty thousand
dollars from that source alone.
There is political consistency for you !;
and the voters in this section when asked
to vote the whig ticket will not fail TO
remember the position the wings and
gaerrillas took here year ego.-Cosh-
octoa Democrat.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

TN pursuance of an order of the C0u.t oil
Il Common Pleas, in and for Putnam Coun-
~, Ohio, made at the April Term, A. d.,
1851, thereof. the Administrator of the estate
,oi Charles Bokrath deceased, will offer for
sale ut public outcry. on Monday the 18th
day Of September 1851, between the hours
of 10 o'clock, A. M, and a O'clock, P. M, OF
said day, the following described lands and
tenements of said estate on tho premises here.
after described, 20 wit:
The south half of the north east quarter Of
the south east quarter of section No. seven
Of township No. two south Of range FIVE east
containing twenty acres Of land, and the west
half of the south east quarter OF the south
east quarter of section No. seven in Town
ship No. two south of range No. hive east
containing twenty acres Of land.
Terms Of sale.--One-third Of purchase
money in hand; one third in six months and
the residue in one year with interest from the
day Of sale 10 be secured BY mortgage on the
premises.
M FRANCIS REINEMEYER,
Administrator of CHARLES BoKRArH, deceased,
Putnam County, July %, 1851. 4w54l
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We commend tho important considc-
rations contained in the following extract
taken from the Ohio Patriot 10 every man
SHALL MORE NEWSPAPERS BE cIRcU.
LATED AMONG THE DEMocRACYl-The
above quetion is one that is Of Impotence
notonly to newspaper publishers but to
all who feel an interest in thu fusion
and success Of democratic principles.
In proportion as the meas uses and doc
trines fthe democratic party, are ex-
planned and understood, will be the num-
Der and intelligence Of its supporters
The present is an auspicious period for
all who desire a county newspaper, to
subscribe. THE POSTAGE TAX
Established, and every man can OBJ
tain paper advocating the doctrines
and principles ofhis party, and contain
ing all the important news Of the county
and state, by paying two dollars within
the year.
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FOREIGN NEWS:

FRANcE.--In the Assembly, the ques-
lion Of revision Of the constitution has
been decided adversely by a vote Of
344 in favor and 22S against--,he former
not being two-thirds, as required by the
constitution. The subject overrowers
all others. The ministry are accused Of
corrupt movements in relation to petit
lions for revision. An amendment was
moved, but was defeated by l2 majority.
France is tranquil. The Ministry had
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Jphn Gill;
Chas. B. Stlckney.

On motion, it was
Resolued, That the committee on por-
manent officers be instructed 10 report to
the Convention rules for its government.
A motion was also passed refer ins all
resolutions, except on business, to the
committee upon rules and permanent
officers.
The following delegates were appoint
ed a committee to draft and report TO the
Convention, resolutions expressive Of the
sense Of the Convention, viz;