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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-05
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TINlTkD STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Connecting with the Pacific Nail Steamship Company
Only through u s. Nail line for California and Oregon
Aiinwall PAnsmaBy order Of the Postmaster Gene.
raj the United States Nail steamers with the great Cali
t.rn and Oregon malls are to DO despatched the 9th
and 10th Of each month, direct for Aspnwa; from
New Orleans the 9TH and I'D When thees dates
sunday The ealing to be pestponed until the Monday fol-
loving The Paeitc all steamers to ba In readiness for
United states Mail Steamship Company. Thslt owiRg
GloRGiA 10 tens ckEs EST CiTY 500 tons
oHIv 5000 tons CHEaOKEE 1900 tens
HhFRG CRY s c tom: poks Il ss:
LsaynF New Y,ri for ispiava on the s.h and SSh Of
The ss- steamships e. Dorado and Faioon will form
direct line tetvsen New Orleans and wall leaving on
the 9Th and I'd OF each month and foi with the Pacas
steamships through line 70 snc from New Orleans and
ports In Mexico, Caornis and Oregon. Passage New
agents At that plfse.
rnr nArksrRon SEw YORK TO AspISwALL WILLIE
Fer Lksies Saloon State Rooms. Ssy
Lover Ar and Forward balloon Rooms. ............W
sssspd Cabin Stsndees. 40
Pssenasr, are landed At the railroad sepc nal,
es Of expen Tae railroad being In operation and car,
rnnpins over "a. me distance from Aspinwa Panama
the transit ~ the ibnus be performed in from Sen
teen Va wsnty hours the expense which vsres frs
$40 &c SIS, t. he borne ~ the passenrers
-, PACIFIC MAIL sryANsnr conPANy.
~ tho are informed that, under the cement
nir senlsny steamsrs inspected and approved by the
ksypersrtnent, commanded BY Navy officers, snd esr
ryng he Untsd states Mails viii
meoa.e On arrival OF the Atlantic as aAd san Fran
soe on re lat snd 18th days Of each month w tcvcn
ss route 70 ever accidents The following pashsss
eeor sns % the Pscfe Mail steamsbp pany, nsy
on h rscitc shs " vkieh will Ne always In pers - sscs
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TsltErrYhft Rspyrfs

A-hASY. - ~ ! Ls3.
The cHuH receipts ~ the pest iwcatr four hours have
htn fOil0ss :tUur 0u,t bias wheel al CO Eu-htls
c1n Il tf0 tusheis Flour i dua. eu1 ngthrg coma
In What W. far II nc tslss worth PCitng C.Ta J.
irt d'r and ~ Tic fCf u''Aec western ~liA sir q
- q Hushtls. Oats sell al Is aud &c a. 1estis.
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AT ATUIETA.
rI.~... a.. os....t.,.,to....t.s. Can't

FROM the toDftitut10nnlist, sept u
Now that the have subsidized can form more
ccurstc judgment Of the injuries sustained by the fresh
1t II l. nothing like great the loss sustained BY
tho retbet Of 1870 The city itself Il the largest suffer
and we have beard II estimated by those who ought
know that will cost about $50 goo TO repair damages
The streets much cut up but large force has been
epgsgtd 20 put them in order and when finished they
v be In better condition than previous the eshet
ana gravel while BY former reehes IL mostly al
trijux Of them bad removed the principal part
~ their goods from their cellars and but stores were
dsmsrrd above the FIRST floor by water.
Already has timber been engaged for the bu Hiding Of
.shs lower bridge the services Of large force engaged
sder competent superintendent for Its reecnstruc.
'to, In The course Of q week fiat viii be nshed with
rsrc~d track 30 that cars loaded be beard
ard discharged on the Georgia side Of the river.
The damage 20 the South Carolina Railroad - not 90
rssat as at frst suppored In few days track viii
be laid which win enable both passenger and freight
trsins 10 reach the depot -
NJ wa ~ ported that the briugo ~ the state Railroad
the ohsitahoocbie river wa carried away but we
tsers by passenger. That they cswe through ON Monday
without meeting with any interruption
woskmen are buriy employed IN erecting new proge
over the old Besyer dam the former one having been
eNrf<d away by the freshet 10 viii no doubt De 80 faf
ccppAcsed by this aferDoon that freight and passenger
o. The Geo ga road will be able 70 reach the depot
s,d the regular busipsss the road resumed !.
The telegraph limo u stu down between this city ana
Charisston lat ~, operator thins v v b. athletic get
D IN vpftiir ptCrf lg lf'ay yhouh ~ WIN prove
bee however, that The bridge The Congr,e Il car.
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1ng FHEsnFTs IN GEORGIA

1nE FNEsHFTs II GEUHGIA.
NAcor ARD WEsLrs RAILROAD CoMPASy. |
Macon, 31st August 1852. J
A TuITLL, Eeq. New York:
Dear Sir The late heavy rains in this section swept
svsy the temporary railroad bridge the river a.
this place But respective tracks being left In GOO
condition the river bank each side and the public
brdes which has received injury being within one
buuorto yards Of TRANSPORTING the freight
drays with but little delay say one day only
ur roSd the Central and the STATE road above u.s. has
n csiyed no damage Truly yours
ISAAC SCOTT President
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Sl'Hs MARRIED. woMAN's PRIVATE MsDI0A

S1'HB MARRIED. woMANs PRIVATE MBDI0A L
eompanien.-By DR.. A. n. Masrieeau, Professor "
Diseases Of Womea-fwsntieth edition Is PIP 3ot.
g. !. yea; sss " Is g'nss
the husbSnd night have been spared By timely
Of this IL intended especially for she Of
tnese contemplating marriage, 80 dseloses Important
which shoala be hnown % them partsuIarly
either budding into the other The deos
Of years-fn whom nature sontsnplates ~ impsrtap1
shsnes discover the symptoms and the ost
en- sisnt remedies and most certain mode cure In sysz
ssmpIAnt TO which her sex Ia subject.
(1strsct OK letter hon gentleman In Dayton, Ohoy
Dy. A. n. MouRIcHAv, Ne I'D Liberty strest = io,@
NV DEAR SInMy wife bss been psrssptibIv ain ksrs e
sene shree years or more In eak
Euish and suffering months before durns en-
nnsnent-eveYy successive one more dsbtasise
.s gr:ssrssns her, putting her life n danger
rssd this state Of thngs wss inevitable and resigned NY
ssf 70 meet the worst. Al this t;ms {now about tive
monthsl heard your book highly syotsn Of eontssis
some alters reaching On s receipt and psrues
csnpot express 70 you the relief ~ Affords my distressed
mn 80 ss -: & - VII. On s:
remedy IL opened prospect 70 me- which little oos-
cevsd VS. possible. But for this snotksr yesr wouS
nave yfseed over my bead 10 all bursan probability
o vspt been IN Der crave, and my children ls notber
To- Of course practicable " convey more fr,,v Ar
serious subsets treated Of they Of nature stctiv
es ced fer the married thore contemplating
sac ~ z2l Broadway bstor House, at shs pub.
Iehrg oSlse. l9 Lberty stress New York Littls Cc
slnsryt 'nrepf Tucker Mobile, hlahsws r. prso-snr
IN hestrnt street rlFaft rsa o. ,hG reoaiut ~ "
~ WI VI 'rprsUtaa ~ DrH. 'rsr u peaasr 4, sv
rex p.is 10 DR MAURICH4U. bex I2,L Nsv Yovr
Iet Otcg, OnOs llg LIBERTY street. -
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:s, s s7ss.. An s:. .sss i..::ss
Sleep Pointer, feNlsg, rrovsdsaso.
Steamer Vulcan, Head, PHILADELPHIA, 3 Bsixgs.
with railroad hon passengers Is ORDER vessel 70
the master. The had Night wsssseiy winds snl
BsIi Mary Ar Peters IBrl Bssv., na.oi % say.,
Ist as Ion 4s spoke bark kiness frsn Bsse spvr-a
G.io. Prorideaos tBels, Gsrva,. os.s 81 dAys. With
wiz TO order
Brig Aeao,an lBr), Lookhart, windsor. s. udsy, h
sehr Emma TuthiIl. Croweil, Philadelphia, ldsyv,
sc,r ozark LORD klsworsh, days.
sssr Asn. f Dossss. s.osi sss.i & s.,. s''
Sthr l., Lowell Boston s iays
Scnr Presto. IDxsiis Maehi.s' s Gays.
soop Provide nee, Brow, Providence.
slOop Oregon, sturges, Providence.
Bark Emma tputchl. from Bordeaux with brandy.
bs,A R Lss ss ., ron rsnsAosa ci;n laaser
Also enc bern brig lumber loaded.
Stesmships Atlantic Wet, Liverpool; Pr ustheus
sellsw 40 assd Atssus Ldlps. SA'An aah M1eion.
ship s. Den,s Folaastee Hsvre Coiomeo. e.iei, Me-
Greens m Penn. Foscr, San Francisco; rinos
Alert HAN ssehtuAr bsmhur thsn pp4. o.
1tuI hin, HiciborS Philadephis; brig Era. 90 shr
wihd during tho DAP. NNE. ard Light.
Let net, hut We have heard roth,ae urther a her
Tie Baltimore port bars .aria
Matrsn being ut Be Jsnei,o 20 July. lie Incorrect 1t
shsuld have been EMP haris Little, from NYork
TsicgI aphas Marine Reports.
h,riysu-CiIaIa Rope EYsrki Bsrris aee. Phiiade
rhs; hkry Am Boston.
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9INITfD STAtEs Nail 3IEAksHiP COMPANY
SonDeesin strs ,hs as.hc NAL Stss aehip Con psry.
Only throogb line fr cAturRiA and OREGON via aselr.
vail apo Panama TIE sen do ara double sufvs II.
nLi steamship OHIO. sRe tone j. Fiadiey ssbsaes,
u ~, eImmau dec, Will ssil Monday septsmbef q
a.two o'clock r isdy tcm pier tees ~
street North The r,cur ~ steamship ssuyx
nscnhceot Pan ~ Sili Be IN teadssss az Pc
asma 60 receive tbs Ubte ais aud passsssrs and All
Immediately 'or san Hr2ncco. no effort spared ~
che NO oompanes g put sheif Passengers through .
Ladies' esoon. state SIS lover at forward ss
ooa DO. $685. rsocno csbi9 standess, SIS stsersss $50
VAL free Transit of Ia" thmus Al the Psssnsss sI-
States mad steaners from York preferences
acoommoosticp on board t Psaiec mail stsaers Raves
u Tara from Panama TO SaaFrsncsoo
terms For treiaht or psssFs, apply to CgARJzH a
Of Warren N. Y. ~
-shipper, are .sSustes 70 supply themselves with
the companies bills Of hadn't which will DO signed tia
0:e between the hours Of ard o'clock q the asy q
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DR coBBLTT, NO. 10 DUANE STREET, BETWEEN
- Chatham snd Willian streets, may be consulted BY
taose nteresed at bs Office where those who hsve
ed from may apply tho certainty Of meet
ply seian OF experience Dr. O. member OF the u.
IN JOHNSON, NO 10 DUANE STREET. so WELL
cessf practitioner in New York time nsrs
IA ~hSrs s e. may ?: oSns.sss from
plome in my once.
nR. RALPHs PRACTICAL PRIVATE TREATISE
I'm edition, Si2 pages, with plAtes-prce ST. solA
oaes. (ooasultation from to IL A. n, snS to ?.
street Mailed free Of postage By addressing Box &C.,
srnE BARON sPoLAsco. TaB GREAT NETRopo.
itan Phj stefan and Surgeon, Of the Empire state.
trm London OF wide spread fame of Broad
years anguish and without hope) her Of Mr.
* Coger, Of this city, The other tried
in vain.
Da WARD. AUTaoR or THs "sEDica. sa,E ND.s
the old psos Canal streo, on aecs
iFgas s;ss as: '
nR. MORRISON Is CONSULTED AT HIs MEDr AL
y.:r Ssls ssar asrss
~ N. : his diploma, % " r. G. Surgeons, Londoa,
ne ssna ures ofss AstleY Cooper Sir A. CARLISLE
DOCKET COMPANION. OR IsFoRM ALTON ON ran
Ten system never before Publi-hsd-26 cents . o.
free postage or ave copies for 81 Sold By Garrett
riot l22 Bro.dway .sd By shs sashor Lsrmoas Ply
stefan an Surgcci ~ Rsafe street.
where be may be sonsulssa on the complaints men.
DR. COOPER, "A DUANE STREET, BETWEEN CHAT.
ham and lillian Streets continues TO practice at h
p. his saa ss can & e s eonuss g III
old Once where ne has prnsesd SUCCESSFULLY for the
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fs. sav steamship c.la.iis ym ~ between sss Fran
ava ports IL Oregon awaiting stths former port The
srYss 4 ths ana and psssesssrs from Panama and ~
sarnrs .hoss delay vh ths malls asd for The
.t.s.., fn 40 fYansheo. Persons securing through
ths r.St>l mall stsamsrs from Ne Ysrk
Ave 81 ssation board Of ths PaeiAs
81 Rssss Of fare NON Panama TO San rrAA
Gee - ~ nest verAbls terms regular line 81 IRE
ssss ii Be Kept W for the transportation u freight
sssse pesrs tstvesn Panama and San Francis
oss 81 ssbsvs steamers Win keep W the BE
sllo~ 10 les person basrave, free, not sres4dnr
@sss "a 10 euife fss Freight vii Va 'hken \,
sus 49, poo foot srd morn FAnsuA 10 3au FsAN
.sts : tst@ y 500 rer ~ fr-trEs ~ rsss.~s
.yv.y 70 CnAnLks a wBITrkY, q, the sfnce of IN,
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rcv p.d 70 DR " NAURicHsU q. boz Ian NJ. yss :
FsN OAee, oGlos l29 Liberty styssk
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LIUR SAvANNAH-CNITiD STATES NAIL LINE
The and splendid kteams ship FLORIDA n s..
Wocdhnli Captain. will leave Saturday September 18th.
at O'Clock +. M. from pier 10. North river Apply
- - SAMUEL l.. MlgCHELii, 1874 Front sseeet.
TIE Alabama, 9. j.. Lud1w. Captsin, will leave en-
saturday September 18TH Tor speed strength, accom-
mooaeons And fare these slips have no superior the
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TsioxI ashas Marine fkessoTsa
HALIFAX, Ssp'4.
ktrveu-Crars and Rope. NYerki Berris PhiadeI-
rhis; Akry Ann, Boston,
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Ose between the hours ard o'clock Of the day Of
NEW YORK AND SAN FRAN CISCO STEAMSHIP
deter tion the neg spd splendid steamship
yoe s4 w Navy E
sans,ss TSs%.s ssss.s % eighteen ssi:s
y the SAFES the
ping At IN so psT Line ha. failed 70
ssor I'll A.
e,psrssesa fhys,isn sttessd . s.eh .ss.m.r Pas
.nd saia ID, Pass%s Raiiro3 Apply 70 Davis swooKs
orte JoNEs 4 JOHNSON.
10. West stAet corner OF Liberty street.
Or Saturday. 10Th oo,ob.r onuset IS above. Il Psn.ma
with the favorite steamer fFIELD SCOTT.
EoR CHARLEsT NtsEMI-wIEKLv UNITED
LIMBS ADGER, CAN'T ]. HfIasoa. viii leave Pier No
North river on Wednasday 18th September at o'clock.
sss i g s.
application shipper. ;. H is;. + ssp III. street t..
showpg the recently reduced of freight by this as
The Union will succeed. on Saturday, Sept IL.
IyUR sAvANNAH-UrIrb STATES NAIL LINE.
sIfss'e as
Ei'hs ks'is "a FiFss ssss 70
saturday. September 18TH or sped. srsossh Accom-.
mooatons and fare these slips have superior the
ocean.
DioNEER LINE OF AUSTRALIAN PACKETS poR
OCEAN EAGLE, AItree JoEhes mman5er, having afl
her cargo engaged will positively sail the l0h inst Hee
for by other
sip Ia the port Of New Yort Intending emsrants VIII
river. For passage. apply to Jphs 9GDE ls Or
A USTRAMk! AUSTRALIA. DOLPHIN LINE-R0R
"A Port Philip and SyeL eyrhs trsly ALI
clipper) DOLPHIN, 1000 tons knrthen Captain Truudy
VIII sail the above port Monday Sept 6haypg very
superior to other vessel going
Australia Parties emisratnt are Invited examine for
themselves before engaging elstwhers Ea Nv appo Is
necessary. M large number Of berths ENGAGED For
particulars Apply on board PIER No. u North ivsr or to
BUTLER BROTHERS Nos. 1853 ana lis South at.
DEsPATCH LINE FOR AUsrRALIA-PAcKEr or
- Sepiemher The fast ssiing shio l. 4 Dg ARABBLLA.
eold rcaobs requested visit this ship
mine the comfortable For freight
passage. apply on beard. or TO
b. B. SUTTON. No. 81 Wall street.
A USTRALIA AUSTRALIA FOR PORT PHILIP
IA ard sydney direct The entirely A No clipper
DOLPHIN. 900 tons bnrthen, A. Trnndy dor,
viii all about he Sth Of September Der his
can be taken early application Z made either board
street N. B.-THo families can be accommodated with
state rooms.
sH0R PORT PHILIP. AUSTRALIA CLIPPER LINE
A. Tho splencia clipper ship ASCuTNA. Capt. Pepp T.
VIII sail the 25h of September For freight
having excellent state room accomm for first
second cain passengers, apply beard pier 10 R.
Lugan 40 Front sire Russell Norton, 81 Old ship,
or Elliot q Ark.n, lf6 Pearl street.
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DiONEER LINE OF AUSTRALIAN PACKETS ROR
Port Philip and Sydnel The noble clipper ship
OCEAN EAGLE, AIfree JoEhes, com N an5er having an
her engaged will positively sail the 10Th Hee
for unequaled other
etip ia the port Of New YoH Intending emgrants
please call and examine for themselves pier
river. Fer passage apply TO JOHN OGDEN.
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~. AkD. nUThOH OF THE "hEDICaI gHi END >
- ecntnnes his omee practice with HE vcr7 Ersa;
accsss ~ the old established place Canal oa
nom Eroad up stairp drus store aosYs rrouu
eelock a. \. to 10 O'Clock p. n Prices moderate.
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E0R PORT PHILIP. AUSTRALIA CLIPPER LINE
Tho splencia clipper ship ASCuTNA. Capt. Pepp, r,
WI sail CO the 25sh Of September Fer freight PASSAGE
.cohd calm passengers apply beard pier 10 R.
Iugan AZ Front street Russell Norton 81 Old ship,
or Elliot g. Ariel, 1f6 Pearl street.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-23
JOSEPH II. BERRET,
Greeley on Scott in 'G9,

The following is an extract of letter
written by Horace Greedy to one of his par
ticrlar friends in the interior of New York
just before the Wing Convention of 1848
We find it in the Albany Stote Register, a
whig paper edited by DR.. Foote, formerly of
the Buffalo Commercial -1avertjScr. Gree
ley says:
"Send q Delegate to the Convention, if
you can, for Clay; if not for Clay, for Cor
win if not for Corwn, for Seward; if not
for Seward, for Taylor. But last of all for
Scott. Scott is a vain, conceited coxcomb of
man. His brains, all tina: he has, are in
his eppaulettes, and if he should be elected
President, he would tear the whig party to
pieces in less than six months"
EH- If any person, after reading the
: above extract, admires Greeley's political
Honesty, we think they must have u fine taste
We always believed he was a dishonest pol
itician, and we are now, ore than ever,
convinced Of that fact 1t is all Scott with
him him now. "No one like him
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-23
Who are our Nominees?

1--we would tell our whig friends some
thing about the character, craftsmanship,
&c, Of cur distinguished nominees, some Of
the sta p ones Of that party, would say it.
was "locofoco lie," and they would no.
believe. Well, we will let their leading or
gan in the United States tell the story and
they can believe it Or not just as they please.
The National Intelligencer after noticing
in general terms the other democratic candi-
dates, goes on in a generous spirit to say,
truthfu!ly:
"Of Mr.. PIERCE our readers have proba-
bly, heard more than most people! owing to
his services in several public stations, but
yet less than any other of the gentlemen who
were honored by votes in the Democratic
Convention. In the year 1888, he took his
scatin Congress as Representative from the
State Of New Hampshire; and after serving
in that capacity, became Senator from the
same State, serving there also for several
years; after which he retired to the practice
of the law. In the late Mexican War he
served as Brigadier General, resigning his
commits ION at the close o. the war and again
returned oprivate life. His experience has,
therefore been practical to an extent to quail
|ifs him to administer the affairs of the Gov.
eminent, should the People call him to that
trust, respectfully and in National spirit.
"Of the eminent gentleman, (the Hon.
VIM r. K1NG) who was selected by the
Convention for the Vice Presidency, no one
who knows him can say ought personally
in his dispraise; still less can we who nave
known him from the beginning of his public
career We wonder, indeed, thinking OF
him as we do, that the Convention did not
seek relief from its dilemma by selecting
one so able, experienced, and unexceptlona
Bile, for the principle Office, instead of for
the second. Without at all designing to dis
parage the respectable gentlemen who be-
came the choice of the Convention for the
first office, we should have thought it more
accordant with the fitness ofthings, as more
polite 10 have reversed the positions of the
two nominees. "King's name would have
been a tower Of strength to the party OF
which he is an ornament, or any other
But the Convention decided otherwise, and
lit is not for us to murmur."
| After such an endorsement Of our distin-
guished candidates, as the above, whiggery
should forever close its mouth
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DRUGS AID MEDICINES.
kaA'G'E EEEssaN GE SdR,

70. SO -loaroc Street, ", ceiling, Va.
T/EEiS ) constantly on hand a large supply
IN OF Madder. ludigo, I.ogwood, Operas
Vetntnn Red Green and Yellow ChromeS i,cd
Lead. spanish Brown, Blue Vitrol, White lead
Whiting, : iliargc. Varnish, TurpcnGnc, lin
seed OF, Paint Brushes. Whitley wush Bushes,
jnsh I'ools. 81.
Sub. Cuib Soda, Snr5atus. Cream Tartar,
Epyou and Gi;utcr Salts Nntmrgs. Gloves, Gin
ger, Mae, Pepper. AlsocN. Cinnamon, liquo-
ree, Medicinal Wines aud Liquors, PeriumeFy
and Fancy Articles.
they ale Asruls for s,ers' Celebrated Med.
eines. Cough Syup, rIls. and Venuinge, nt
Proprietors Fiiccs~-0so fer all The Popular
Medicines
All OF whirh will be sold at The lowest prices.
Wheeling juno ,, ls32.-iy
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-23
NOTICE.

7 ME issioners OF llar son county, Ohio
n inpursuancn to the provisions at the thirty
.hlrd section oi the ''aCt Tor he Hss'ssInen and
taxation ota property in the state. and for levy
ing taxes thereon according TO It's true value in
money" which provides thn; the county commits
81 'ners of each county il this state, shatat ther
June session in the year one thousand ci1ht hun
dred and fifty two, and every sixth year therea
ter. divide theil county into four districts" &c.
having taken the subject INTO consideration, do
divide suid county rs follows, 10 wit: The town.
ships ofsh0rt CrGell, Athens md Gaiz to com.
pos, the first district; the twnships OF Green,
German, Archer aud Runley to compose the se~
cond III strict; the townships OF Mooreield, Not
tinghnm, StocS end North to Gompo the third
district, and the townships Of Freepoorl, Wush-
Ington, Franklin aud Monroc 10 compose tho
lDu1h district.
By order OF tie Commissioners.
Commissioners office, June 10th, 1852.
r. H. PRICE, Clerk the B. C.
iune t6 1852 -3t
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BEY nj G2 EgoUS e.

III 5WaAN 7. W Z La EEg.
Main st Get. one sqnnre North of the Suspen-
son Bndge, Wheeling, Va.
rENEIIS HOUSE has been thoroughly re. fitted
and supplied with new nrniuro through
ont. Citizens OF lIrrriSon County visiting
Wheeling will find this house every convs-
nence necessary to their comfort.
The Best OF Fare and Low Bills.
There is nlso connected with the house large
and commodous Wagon Yard. and an ex .
cellsnt Stable, nearly nav. Or The Eastern
and Western stages call nt this house every day
for passcuseis. Iune Q, 52.-ly
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-23

Valuable farm For Sale.

TIL subscriDer wlt offer at public sale on he
fist cay OF Jniy mex, enc hundred Hlii styly'onn
and hrcc ourths acres ul first rate Hands, ltG IN
goou neighborhood. six miles east OF E"diz, in
Green township, anI one-nnlj mile from the
Wcllsbulgh road, on which there is two good
dwelling houses and barn. with all oth-r ne
ressnry buildings. There is on the pinaeo good
apple orchard and two hundred young peach
tees, and Il coal bank. The fnrm is well wa
tered Dy GOOD springs There is about one hun
dred ana ten acres cleared thereon. ard in -
good state of cultivation. For particulars en-
Quire of the subscriber living on the premises
iuna Is, 1852. JOHN WAUGU.
(r5-Sae 10 commence at 10 O'clock, A. NJ. OF
sud day, on tie premises.