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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-04-03
AUCTION SALES.
THEs DAY.
BY ALIEN. MOTT & co.
MULES. EEoRsNa. sr0on vacar

MULES, HORSES. rOOD yAGors
NH AND GEAR AT AUCTGON-On SATURDAY,
morning the l0h inst commencing 10 o'clock we win
sell at public auction, in rear OF our store =
young large Mulos
large work Horses
Wood Wagons
And large lot Of Gear
Inc Mules and Horses all in good order The
Mules have been broke by the present owners who now
having no further for them viii dispose of them at aue
tioc on the day named.
u Terms ut sale.
ap2 ALEX MOTT & co Auc.s -
COMMISSIONERS SALE or REAL
~ ESTATE ON BROOKE AvENUE.-In pursu-
ance OF decree the Circuit Court of Cancery for the
county OF Henrco, entered in the of Powell and wife
and others, vs. Crutchheds Saturday the Sd dav of
April 1883 at the hour OF O'Clock F. NJ SHALL as the
Commissioner appointed for that purpose by that Decree
sell at public auction to he highest bidder the prem
ses the house and lot in the proceedings in the said suit
mentioned, 1t being the house aad lot the city Of Rich
mond on the West side Of Brooke Avenue now occupied
as agrocery by Mr. l.. Grady. The terms fsae will The
Tor cash as to much will be needed to deray lie
expenses OF the sale and the ofhe said suit here
toore incurred mot exceeding $685. and credit as
to the residue Of the purchase money OF 10 and 1s
months III equal nstaments for which the bonds of the
purchaser with goodpersona security will be TAKEN Sc
cured by retaining the title until they paid and con.
veyancc shall be directed by the Court The tteis be-
heved to be perfectly good and will be conveyed under
the direction Of the Court
p. v DANIEL, jr, Commissioner
WGoDDIN, Auct. NIL 22-td
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r.. TDRssGs - CO..
Grand schcn,as for April, 1872.

(sUccsssoRs TO d. PAINE & co.,1
Managers of Lotteries, Main ST.; Richmond Va
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PURCELL, LADD q CO.,
CT ID INING's Il Il II l. N c
ESTABLHSHMENT

CARY STREET, BELOW 14TH STREET.
TJNHE subscribers putting up for transportation
Il lin quart and pint bottles) Porter, Ale and
Champagne Cider, of superior quality and carefully
packed by experienced hand City and country mer
chants be supplied at short notice. Empty bottles
wanted. JOHN CLENDlNlNG.
mil
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ECONOMIES wEALTH!
FRANKLIN CLOTHING STORE.

TNHE subscribers Merchant Talors) would respectful
l. y inform the citizens of Richmond and its vicinity
that they have established at No. 1872 Main street,
Richmond, Va. branch of their Philadelphia Clothing
Warehouse where they now have ready for inspection
the largest and superior stocks of Ready Made
Clothing in the city of Richmond OF the very best mate
rails and workmanship, which will sell from 30 to 25
per cent less than any other establishment in the city
Also a large stock of gentemen's furnishing Goods
such Shirts, Collars, Cravats Pocket Handkerciefs
Gloves, Suspenders, &c. II. DECOU & CO.
3-3m No. 132 Main
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8 TKATTON,s OFFICE. No. &. SowtI,
~ 18th street.
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRATToN's the man.
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s0U0l, 1000 100 of 1000.
susquehanna Lottery, Class No. Is, to be drawn of
Baltimore, Wednesday April 18th. rs Nos. 10 drawn
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THE ATHENIEUM.- HENRY REED,
of the University of Pennsylvania, will lecture at the
Atheneum on the evenings of Thursday, Saturday and
Monday next, on the following subjects
l. The Literature of Letter Writing.
2. English Sacred Literature and Tragic Poetry.
3. The Literature of Wit and Humor.
Each lecture begins at o'clock
TICKETS OF Admission 25 cents, to be had at the door,
NH 81 The Comnaittee on the 4then9um.
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DUNCH RAISINS.-Whole, half and quarter box.
ID es for sale by
NH 81 JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS dealing in CON
" DICTIONARIES will find large and desirable
stock to select fomto which additions made daily
offered upon the best packed neatly with dispatch
Also, the very best STEAM CANDY of my own manu-
facture. Fresh made bright CLASSY white and hard and
warranted to stand in any climate Call Main St
NH "a LOUIS I. BOSSJEJJX
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ap2 JOHN II. CLAIB ORNE.
HOTEL KEEPERs Il o ARDHNG
Il Houses and Private Families, will please call and
examine article of Prunes which am retailing at
l24 cents per h., and much less by the key; also
100 jars extra Prunes, in glass
80 pkgs in wooden boxes
100 in paper do
100 drums Figs at cents per lb; also
100 do of superior quality.
Call soon at L. ]. BOSSIEUX.
NH
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DAPIE MACHE GOODs.-A large and beau
tltul assortment of my own selection when in Pa
u.s. andw be sold at small advance upon cost of i'm
portation; such
Work Boxes Port Folos Tea Caddies,
Odour Cases, Envelope Cases,
Gard Baskets, lnkstands Writing Desks,
Work Tables Tea Trays, of the most numerous
and elegant designs in this market either in
sets OF or 5peces or singly The subscriber respec-
eluy sohcits call from his numerous patrons and
friends, and from the public in general
fe rs L. GINTER. 127 Main STRAIT
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= SUPPLEMENT- TO Il HE FARMERS
~ notwithstanding the Essay Calcareous
Manures, second edition; by Edmund Ruffn.
Supplement to the Farmers Notwithstanding
systematic treaties the theory and practice of drain
ing and embankng with directions for Strengthening wa
ter courses, ETC.. by John tombstone.
A MORRIS,
NH "a Late Drinker & Morris 81 Main st.
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VUNHE OFFICE OF THE
Il NEW YORK DAILY HERALD
PHILADELPHIA DAILY LEDGER,
BALTIMORE DAILY SUM-
BALTIMORE DAILY CLIPPER,
And general depot for ALL the
Magazines, Newspapers and Cheap
Publications,
Is at 1904 Broad street, opposite Broad Street Hotel.
THOMAS H GRESHAM,
General Newspaper Agent.
N B, Herald and Ledger received at 6, A NJ. Sun and
Clipper at 4, P M. 1T
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DOGGETT a. ANDERSON.
Paper Hangers and UphOIsterers

dickens NEW STORY.-THE BLEAK
- HOUSE-Those who desire to read the story
by Dickens, appears, should subscribe Harpers
Magazine or purchase the numbers they issued
The April number commences the story. Subscriptions
received or single numbers sold by
NASH Il WOODHOUsE,
NH 81 Eagle Souare
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hOMESTIC COTTONS.-We receiving a
- large assortment of brown and bleached Domestic
Cotton Goods from the approved factories consisting
of 34, 7s A Ga 1o4 and 1874 Shirtngs and Sheetngs,
brown and bleached Drillngs and Jeans.
Also Ospaburgs of superior quality, for sale by
WADSW ORTIZ TURNER 4 CO.,
fe 2S-6W Is Main street.
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SPLENDID SCHEMES For APRIL 10TH.

$4,000, 12,497, 5000, 100 of 1o00 100 of 500.
Grand Consolidated Lottery Class H. to be drawn at
Baltimore Saturday, April 18th. 70 Nos ls drawn
CAPITALS
prize of...-.... $4,000 prize of. $4,000
do ....-.--.. 12,497 100 do 1000
do ..-.....-. 5000 100 do ..------. 500
Tickets $40: halves 81: auarters a. %
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-06-10

from the time ofattendance, and in EVERY instance
to settle his claims by cash OF note, once year,
Genefal rules are adopted by the faculty in every
town, relative to the pscunisY acknowledge
ments of their patients; and it should be point
Of HONOR to adhere to them:--and every deviation
from, or evasion of these rules should be consid-
cred as meritiny the 1NDidSATiON aud CONTEMPT Of
the fraternity.
Gratuitous services to the poor are by no means
prohibited; the characteristic benefcence of the
profession is inconsistent with sordid views and
avaricious rapacity. Therefore,
Resolved, That the professional fees this day
adopted, shall be Standardbywhich in future our
charges shall be regulated; and that our honor as
gentlemen and physicians, is hereby pledged to
them firmly in all cases, except charity, or SOM
equally honorable motive may induce us 10 depart
therefrom:--
Provided, That where the ungentlcmanly con-
duct of any neighboring practitioner, or other
extreme cases, phy'ican is certain that his
practice will be seriously and permanently injured
by an adherence TO these codes, then he shall be
absolved from any obligation hereby imposed.
Resolved, That any regular and respectable
practitioner OF medicine in any Of the adjoining
counties of this State, or of the commonwealth OF
Virginia. may become members fthiS Association,
by complying with the Constitution and Bylaws
of the same, and they are hereby invited to be-
come members.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-06-10

Gj- The late term of the Court of Common Pleas
was entirely taken up in the trial of burglary
cases. The persons charged were found guilty
and sentenced-CAHooN on two indictments
fenced for twenty years-HYsELL on one-sen
fenced for ten years. On Tuesday of last week
they were removed by Sheriff BRADBUsY, to Co.
lumbus. There are many rumors aloat to the
effect that the parties convicted have made dis
closures affecting many of our citizens heretofore
in good standing. So far as we can learn, these
reports are altogether gratuitous and unfounded,
and calculated only to injure innocent persons
and afford little capital for malicious and un-
principled persons to feed upon. The public
has been greatly excited touching these cases, for
many months, and many men, who ought to have
known better, have given credence and circula-
ton to reports affecting their neighbors, which
hey should blush to do, unsupported, against a
criminal: but it is to be hoped that this insan-
ity will now subside. The law has had its
course-the most vindictive should be satisfied
and the excitement should be suffered to subSide.
Lei no credit, therefore, be attached to vague ru
mors, affect whom they may. The Law is in pos
session of all the requisite facts, and its sanctions
will be enforced. .,,s. ,....,-...
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z z s. = -
NEW ROOM and NEW GOODS.

A NDY would inform his old and new friends,
"A that he has removed TO his new building,
CORNER OF LINN AMI FRONT STREETS,
where he has Just received the choicest selection
OF Goods TO be found in Pomeroy.
Andy would just con6dentially impart the Sc
cret of his superior goods and low prices. He
BUYS FOR CASH-buys what he needs, and no
more. He keeps no old stocks dead loss on his
h9nds-he has no interest to pay on notes-no
Bank discounts or shaves to submit to. This is
the secret of his being able to give the best bar
gains TO be had in the county. It is clear as day.
He has a most splendid and superior stock OF
Summer Goods, which he is confident can
be excelled by none in this market, not even at
the famous "bullgine store"
Ladies, Just call and look at the Organdie,
Swiss, and other Lawns, Prints, deLaines, Jaco-
nets, Silks, Laces Hosiery, Gloves, Bonnets, Rib
bonS, Parasols, and all other articles necessary to
complete Il Lady's toilet
O. mtIemen, you can be furnished with all
kinds of Cloths, CeSsimereS, Cassinetts, Linen and
Cotton Goods Hats, Boots, Shoes, Fancy Caters,
and Congress Boots. Just call, let Andy rig you
out and he will insure success with the ladies,
independent of leap year advantages.
FeilOW-CitiZcmS, you can be satisfied il
you are hungry with the best Groceries and Pro-
visions. Andy can feed, clothe and comfort you,
for less money than one else Should you be
of literary turn, he has Buoks-are you religious,
he has that which will satisfy you-do you lov e
music, he can accommodate. Be you grave OF
gay-handsome or neutrality-suspicious. or humble
-up pper ten or b'hoy-Andy is on hand.
Remember the sign OF
Corner of Linn aud Front Streets.
A. LoUBNER.
Pomeroy, 1S62.-no27tf'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-06-10

" DAN Ricr--the inimitable DAn--the first
born Of Momus-will be here on Saturday with
his great Hippodrome. DAN has succeeded in
blending the Hippo irome with the Yankee Circus
and will give our people taste of fun, frolc and
sight seeing, never before witnessed in the Mineral
City. The press everywhere, from New Orleans
to Cincinnati, are loud in praise of the arrange
ments for popular amusement exhibited in this
unique establishment. DAN, himself, needs no
praise, for where he is, there will the people be
gathered together Whether DAN has a "one
horse show" or mammoth circus, he is always
sure Of audience. He promises his Pomeroy pa
irons to "put in his best licks,' on the present
occasion. Give him bumper.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-06-10
UThe CLERKS of the different Packets have our
thanks for river papers. Also, our friend FIsH,
of the Ohio, who never forgets US.

pBALrlMeRE CoNvENTioN.--The Democracy at
Baltimore, last week, nominated on the 49th bal
lot, FRANKLIN PIERCE, of New Hampshire, for
President, and WILLIAM R. KING, of Alabama, for
Vice President. Cass, Buchanan, Douglass, Al
len, Houston, and the other great men of the par
ty had to bite the dust. The Convention adopt
ed a series of resolutions, among which is one en-
dorsing the Compromise, and specially pledging
their support to the Fugitive Slave Law They
also denounce internal improvements, and go the
entire extent against tariff. With Gen. ScoTT,
as the Wing candidate, and halfway common
sense counsels in the National Convention, the
above ticket and platform can be beaten in two
thirds of the States Of the Union.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-06-10

70 Our young friend, LouBNER, has few
words to say to the public through our paper TO-
day. ANDY is deserving of patronage, for his
many good qualities and his efforts to please the
public. We remember him poor boy with moth
iyg but his hands and head to win his way through
the world. Now, he bids fair to take his rank
among our first business men. This is what we
like to see, and if good word or wish of ours is
necessary to aid a worthy young man, they are
always freely given. ANDY, too, possesses an
other business capacity, he understands the hab-
It's of the age, end adapts himself to tiff you
want to sell, let those know it who want to buy.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-06-10

SEC, 108. Any municipal corporation in which,
under its former organization, any law or charter
regulating any literary charitable or benevolent
institution, vested any power appointing officers Of
supervision or control shall continue to hold and
possess the like power and authority in every res
pect
SEC. 1O9. That the mayor, trustees, marshal
treasurer and all officers heretofore elected by he
people, or appointed by any municipal! corporation
now in office, shall remain and continue in their
respective offices, and perform the several duties
thereof under the provisions of this act, until the
time shall expire for which they shall have been
elected or appointed and until their successors
shall be chosen or appointed and qualified, unless
the council of such corporation shall otherwise
provide; but all such officers shall, notwithstand-
ing any instruction in this act, be subject to such
rules and regulations touching their duties or
compensation, as the proper authority of any mu-
nicipal corporation may provide; and all laws
ordinances and resolutions heretofore lawfully
passed and adopted by the city council, shall be-
remain, and continue in force, until altered or
repealed by the city council established by this
act; and all special acts in relation any municipal
corporation, repealed by the first section of this
act, shall Notwithstanding, so far as the same e-
fects, the particular police regulations, OF local
affairs of any municipal corporation, in matters
not inconsistent with this act, be and remain in
force as by-lBws and ordinances of the particular
municipal corporation, until altered or repealed
by the proper authority thereof.
Sec. 10. That section Seventy-one of the act
entitled an acl for the assessment and taxation of
all property in this State, and for levying taxes
thereon, according to its true value in money,
passed April 13, 1852, be and the same is hereby
repealed
SEC. Ill. This act shall take effect from and
after the fifteenth day of May next.
JAMES G. JOHNSON,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JOEL W. WILSON,
President of the Senate, pro tenn.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-06-10
AIelgs Go. Medical association.

The Meigs County Medical Association met at
POmeroy, May 9sth 1852, pursuant to adjourn
ment The Preside 1t DR.. GUTHRIE, called the
Association to order.
The Minutes Of the last meeting of the Associ-
atisn were read and approved.
Reports of Committees were called for and read.
Several interesting cases were narrated by the
members.
On motion of DR.. PHLsoN, the Association pro-
ceeded to the election of officers for the ensuing
year, which resulted in the choice Of
President-J. B. ACKLEY, M. d.
Vice President-J. R. PmLsoN, N. d.
Secretary-CHAs. F. THOMAS, NJ. D.
Treasurer-IsAAc TRAIN, NJ. d.
Censors--W. N. Hudson, M. D., D. Pangburn,
M. D., G. S. Guthrie, N. D.
committees:
On Surgery-Drs. Train, Aekley, and Thomas.
On Practice of Medicine-Drs. Pangburn, Phil
son, and Hudson.
On Obstetrical Practce-Drs. Thomas, Cornell
and Guthrie.
On motion tie Association proce ded to select
Delegates to tire American Medical Association,
and State Medical Society, which resulted as fol-
lows:
To the American Medical Association--Dr. d.
Pangburn; substitute, DR.. Isaac Train.
To State Medical Socety--Dr. G. s. Guthrie;
substitute, DR., ]. R. Philson.
On motion the Secretary was ordefed to procure
a copy of the proceedings of the last meeting Of
State Medical Society.
On motion the Bill Of Rates reported by the
Committee was agreed TO and ordered to be print
ed, together with the proceedings of this meeting
G. S. GUTHRIE, President.
CHAs. +. THOMAS, Secretary.
The following Fee Bill of Rates was adopted by
the Meigs County Medical Association for the 60
vernment of its members at meeting held on tht
29th day of May, 1852.
CmAs. F. THOMAS, Sec'y.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-06-10

rE. S. EDWARDS has the largest and most
splendid stock Of goods we have ever seen in this
market We but speak the truth when we say
that we believe that his stool cannot, or never
has been excelled, in quantity, quality or price;
and they are selling al rate perfectly astonish-
ing. Edwards conducts business on scale ap-
preciated by but few, or there would be more
establishments like his among us. business
community ought to patronize thorough business
man.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-06-10
May /, 1852.
mo. 86.

mo. 85.
AN ACT to provide for The adjustment and settle
ment of the affairs of incorporated associations
and companies.
SEC. Be it enacted by the General Assembly
of the State of Ohio, That no suit, action judg-
ment, order or decree, to which any incorporated
association or company of this state may be par
ty either plaintiff or defendant, shall abats, be
discontinued or dismissed, by reason Of the expi-
ration of the charter of such association or COM
pany, but that all such suits, actions, judgments
orders or decree, shall proceed to final judgment,
execution, satisfaction or settlement, in the cor
porate name of such association or company
Sec. 2. Thai the board of directors for the
time being, or other officers having the control and
management of any incorporated association or
company in this state, are hereby authorized to
appoint three trustees to adjust and settle the af-
fairs of such association or company; and The
trustees so appointed, shall be authorized to use
the corporate name of their association or compa-
ny, for such period as may be necessary for the
adjustment and settlement of its affairs, by suit
or otherwise.
Sec. 3. The trustees appointed under this act
shall report annually to the Stockholders of their
association or company full and sufficient state
ment of It's affairs.
Sec. 4. A majority of the stockholders, in in
terest, of any such association or company may It
move, and shall have authority " appoint trustee
to fill vacancy occasioned by deatll, resignation
OF removal.
Sec. 5. That suits may be instituted by OF
against any incorporated association or company,
in tnis state, after The expiration of its char.er fol
debts due or Liabilities incurred before The expira
lion of such charter, and also for debts due and
Liabilities incurred by The trustees of such associ-
alton or company, in the proper discharge of the
duties of their appointment.
SEC. 6. That where suit has been commen-
ced against any incorporated association or com
pany, under the provisions of this act, service
shall be made upon The trustees thereof.
JAMES u, JOHNSON,
Speaker of the House of Representatives,
WILLIAM MEDILL,
Presi dent of the senate.
May /, 1852.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-06-10
Scrofy.la, Fever-sores,
Notice..

is hereby gvent0 all persons Interested in the
establishment orihc Stare road leading from Dams
vile in Meigs county no Jacob Co welt in Ciallia
county, tbat on the 4th day of their June session,
1889, the commissioners. of Mcigs county, will
heaf the parties in favor Of. or against the estab
lis!mcnL of said road; and the application for
damages OF any peTson or persons ON account of
the location of said road through his llet ol their
lands ByUrder of COMMISSIONERS
~ 5. HALLIDAY, Au1'r.
May 6, lS52.-w4,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-06-10
Strnxeli or Stolen.

a YOUNG HORSE, Of light dun color, a
IN dark line along the back, some while in
the face. name and tail darker than the body,
and about middle size, strayed or was stolen from
me in Pomeroy, on Friday night last. Amy per-
son returning said horse or giving me information
of his whereabouts, will be literally rewarded
Information can be given to me at Birmingham
=. O., Meigs county, or to w. H. Dyke, Pomeroy.
THOMAS HAYS.
June 10, 10k2--pd.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-06-10
DANIEL g. RATHBURN,

POMERON, OHIO.
EAT OULD RESPECTFULLY intonn The cti-
w zens of this community and the public IN
general, that they are now prepared to transact.
the various branches pertaining to the business OF
private Banking.
They will receive deposteS either OH time or to
be repaid on call.
Will allow six per cent. interest on time depos
its; and small rate of interest on current depos-
It's where the account will warrant it.
viii discount time bills or notes of hand.
Furnish Exchange on the principal cities in The
United States or Europe.
Will give prompt attention to collections IN sll
parts of the United States where practicable.
And deal generally in Coin, uncurrcnt Mo-
ney, etc.
GTOniCe on Front street. in Dr. Knapp's build
ing.
Pomcroy, May 13, lS52,-n2ltf
v : OTICE.-Atmy instance an attachment was
= issued On the 26th day Of May, 1862, by
Jasper Branch, Justice Of the Peace of Chester
township, MeigS county, Ohio, against tie pro
perty and effects of Jonas G. Glidden, non
resident of said county.
G. S. GUTHRIE.
June 3, 1S52-w2.