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appropriated oy the last Legislature for equppins 'ne
road the om Of $4,000 has been received iesvin N
the hsr ds Of the Treasurer balance of 1924 "
Ii lie estimated that for equipping. reconstruc'nz &C.
IN 10 Feb l. 1853 with the balance Of Indebtedness
nr;or TO Feb J. ls2, the sum of s7l 900 viii be re-
qured.
The Cohoes Cataract mentions the failure Tor
more than 10000 of Miles White the proprietor OF
the extensive axe mandatory in tha, place.
The receipts of the Oswego and Syracuse
Railroad for nine months, ending October l. Tor TWO
teasons are "a fvllows:
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PHILADELPHIA MARKEr.-Wsdnesdau Dec

le-The for ign adviees have impaired better feeling 10
the market for CorTos and BREApsrrFFs but prices re-
man without change There good demand for CLOVER
and further sales Of SOFA 40 bush prime have been
made at Sc y "a n. TIMOTHY Is duh AZ 81 25aslo rber.
re htiie export dem.ed for Flour and 600 bills good
oIenos oid az - 2s v Dbl Some hoSers however Will
NOT accept this prce The sales for consu ption are %
M extent at our last quotations. In RYE rLous and CoRS
There good demand for WHEAT and further s.es Of
zee bushels have been made Al ~ IIdsI 10 n
SSshe for prme southern Red and 81 II for Pennsyy.n.
Wts RYE steady al s. Sc Corn is dull aad lower
~ bushels prme dry and new Yellow sod az Ste aaost
OARS are alec duh; 42lc y bushe is all thar Is o,.J s
southern WHISKY dull Small sales Of bbls AZ a.
sale Of bridges At 2Sic. Hhds are held !, 2Sc
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FOREIGN Ports.

Al Trieste c0th u ship shelter Gordel aul Arkansas. Ot for
Fn.ard soon barks Sarah Boyd Mess Tor New Y5A 4s Ham
l,cn Haurt;. for Messin-
A, ersa eh ut shivs Scrampore Rect from Leghon COR Mar
. pu, N or harhor towD 81 Tren'On. Rch,
expected be condemned bark JoAa Caske, ynes
fox Pa mero. Wnd bound
A. Hevrs ss, ai hip Quecn M'nson and rumsun sr,b
Cor Yos before sl ssth ship Niagara
Hsynes. Apischicol-
Andoesan 18Th alt b.. barb May, Rtche for Boston
days -
A, CsIsssa s,h uii. BIZ ship ryree, for B ls;on soea
Al Tobacco a. sch Eclipse, Arno Of ssd Ro Ne"fok
condemned and sod for smusslns- - -,
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WEDNESDAY, Dec. TSP. NJ
At the Stock Board this morning there was

Az tue SUCK DVd1u tuIS morning thore WAS
IN active business done but the tendency of prices was
downward for the fAncies. The Banks have been call
ing In some osns which has thrown cash stock on the
market beyond thedemand The greatest uc,uAtionhas
been In Long leland which went At the morning Board
from 4s down to ~ and in the street aiterward 10
n soon recovered. however, and sold at the Second
Board q 81 and Alter at "a The extreme fall from
yesterday l2 per cent. but Ii closed 1t decline Of
<per cent Ii b generally considered that the play in
this stock Is not Jet played out Harlem was heavy,
With large ssles shares the mszkse closing q 73t
decline 81 pr cent Erie vas also tarnsd oas freely,
and fen Of 70 IS Aer the Second Board the feeling
wss bseesr, and s53 vas kd Reading improved, and
soh q looi Hsdson River vs. heavy. Ssoningsoa
- Nerwish were bstA hssy. Nisssagss ~ Aznin
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The deposits Of gold for the present year are
$l33oS In excess Of those to the same date Of 1854
of which $3ioa02 were in foreign gold, principally
coin, and $780, 62 in American gold.
BY the following advertisement, published in
Tas London Times OF November "a appears that tbs
controversy relative to Col Fremonrs California lands
has been amicably arranged:
MARIPosA EsrArE-l. the undersigned Thomas Den.
ny Sargent do hereby notify to all whom il may con-
thai ali matters in dispute between Colonel John
Charles Fremont and myself, in reference the above
mentioned estate have been entirely sealed That have
received from the said John c. Fremont the amount Of
SIS paid to by Col Benton on account
OF the purchase That have consented 10 the bill filed by
me in the Court Of Chancery against the SAID John
Charles Fremont for the completion of the sae Of such
estate, being dismissed and that renounce all night
against the said John Charles Fremont against the
ssid Colonel Thomas H. Benton, IN respect thereof-
Dated the 24th day Of November, 1852
THos. DENNY SARGENT
The receipts Of the Western and Atlantic
Railroad from the lst Of February 1852 up to the 3h
Of September last es7s 2se 81
Expenses for the came time 1861 95 ~
Net profits operations Of road for mos l4lsa3 50
Increase over last year for same :.. t7s7s6 II
From tie report We learn that the total amount Of
earnings during the year. s37al76 81
Total amount Of expenses during the year. 3Sso5 g
Balance. .........................t 4s670 90
The increase Of the oss recsps Of the road Coz tho
year ere pss sswa = esq1ss Ia 90 d he amount
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Spoken, &c.

Oct g. al. 7 n, ou- o 30 ship Dophin boston
Oct TO- a 20 on "a 70 steamer Sarah sands m Lverpoo
for Australia. ''
IS at s. oa IS s3w bark Rising Sun Of New York from
HUI for RIO Janearo '-''''A
No, st q o. lon . p W. ship Caroline c. Dow of Bos
ffon c ard15 for New Orleans. -' - -
Nov 10 lat - ~ lon II 50 w ship Philadelphia from Lv.rpsl
Nov - 20 at OF on or Nsndaa from Bremen r New Yort
Dec lat 70 49, on u u.s. brs Lodetar from PhadslDha 6r
Motie. ''-4 'O'
Dec IA. TO- Ion 80 70 barb Thon. Dae Of and from Phil
sGelpha for Lssuis 81
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sesson) vsrsipss -hA,s -lh there vas seoa "a
rec Of ssiuns Heard om, Gsc Herald soenn Hss 81 y,
ford vhaes, lsbOu; 100 ibis y Lancaster, Amy TO- NV "
wharr. --.....
Coombo Ceylon Oct s, with scO bo.- pna t-
Jotsl shout SEPT, bst PauAna. TA'ch New bapfo.
for and bona Wm- HrrFy Jcs. Wt-rrn
departed April $50 Messenger, Baker Nev Bedord -
Gurnngcr Newport eeas scychefes atoat Ana =
Milwood Pe,se. Ne~ BEDFORD so bb's Laranes hAin''
Fa haven 10 pn Helen SNOW BrJ,on, New hedd spa
sreken at s. Ion. sf bafk We OF Far HaTeai IN
ys~ Bedford Oct Cor Indaa Ocsan
Ochoisk Sea Hetsco Beuney, New Bedford "hs'
Glssia;or Turner, do, 500 bbls tn.
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To Mariuers

Free aneue gwen At the Of cssar SARDINIA 70 weasel,
and rom the United except tho.e from
,on view oteans and Mobile WHICH subjected 10
Gays quasne ih Su Be Of those bound for
sy ~ dfoppns IN here Tor fresh bill Of and sons f
III. 70 >ey Tree prsrgue, where otherwise will Be ab
ouS and quarantine II from yex yoTs - ~ -
Chsrieson. &C., al al admitted. -' - nun
The Lab, Ship for Poock RIP from Eds,own 70 her
noonrss al MT 49," " 4e'
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=. zee saAS ksrsya, fer LiSsrpooI-C B. wlso. q sx
- Ms hA Canada $ NordAeiuer r.. 80 80
i9ss.io No A-eher Montreal; B. B.psr;s,. ~, H.
NJ. bsAstn = Gum forsn.o w.,t-f,rs p 49,.
NJ S,01; H,H,.tor Res Nosr.ai; Mr. Gses,ors. ri
e.ss ~ Doos ass sad BOY, Qaebee; G. Pea. 49,,
,o u Leoeel r. Calendar scossd NJ H.. tpoa
eeh ~ Ser, " PSk NJ VISA w R.sd.n T,,... ~ ~
franSe n s,sd' c wtns L w.brsdse c.p,s. CO,
pc. Sneoee Mr. Dean. Mr.. H.rmzn lsay q
an MsnoS M Ir,son csnsda J. s,ars-r -
W pennss " Yes, Ennshsases Duns.n < y ~ ~
hoassey nadsne Soae' NJ. Bed Mr. Esrh.dsrr n 49,.
re NJ iA.son, Csnada; M Aaaekesr NJ 49,.
NJ s"a1F w. Salem Lar Tell, 90. spsas, s,74aso
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DIED.

On Wednesday. December 10, SARAH ANN wife of Robert
kuk
The friends Of the family respectfully invited attend her
funeral Friday December u.s. O'Clock, from her late
dsnsc. No AIS 2dtt She will be Inferred Greenwood
Drowned the nh o December from the yswl Of the plot
boat ankee, HENRY BUDD
Of the New YoTk Pilots He and three children
his He loved and respected
On mondsy December 49, OF disease of ED
WIN SHELDON skGuIN ESD the ed his late Of
The Theatre Royal London and the principal theatres OF the United
etater
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-16

srppyx DEArH-Potter Browning, Esq. OF
Ar ph,,s. \ h,a Hose fell dead Monday nornoz While
IN ,s al Q? himself An inquest held IN ne
sfttrpocn, and verdict rendered accordance win
the aloyc fscts
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SECOND BOARD,
PanApKLrHrA SALEs OF SrocKs-Wednes.

Day Dec iskua Besrd-sl Cumberland Valley RR ~ rs
Penn. RR "a <MnehH RR 81; $500 Wilmington KR %
i@S, nSeo LEIGH Mort ioi $50 y. A Coal i6S 100 do
So sS 1co Penn q 49, 90 " 10 SnSa c1as a. 10y
vsassss kR nv 100 do M, seo sch Nav g. So s'S
$500 Reading Rk 6, no pS; 40 NOsrs caaL ia. 50
Board COO North Aners.n Cos. III 500 Norris Canal 70;
zoo Le~ hssdRR sSA $50 % an 100 do ssS go pnOo
Cana ~ 10 ferBsyv1ns kR <t $50 Schuyk Preferred
sA $40 Do 81 81 d. s7S ssooo Sch Nav sss
DO ~ tches and DEL c4na i<o% sse Wilmington RR
ioQA e2eeo READING RR Mort IS ~ "a $50 leAxh In, u
Is CAes,es valley kR 81 81 800 Leigh Sc, al
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BONDS for SALE - NEW YORK and
- NEw.HAyEN RAILROAD BONDS, 7 per cent

due in 1866
NETWORK and HARLEM RAILROAD BoNDs,'
per cent. due in 1872
MOBILE CITY BONDS, coupons and principal psys>
bic in New-York, 8 per cent due in 1857.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS, per
cent duel in 1875.
WESTERN. VERMONT RAILROAD BONDS, 7per
cent. due in lsc5-70.
MANSFIELD and SANDUSKY CITY FIRST MORT.
GAGE RAILROAD BONDS. per cent. due in $780,
PLATTSBURGH and MONTREAL RAILROAD
BONDS, 7 per cent due in 1862. BY
KETCHUM ROGERS BEMENT.
No. Is Wilhsmst
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MARRIKD.

Wednesday, morning December 49, by Rev Mr. luskp Mr.
THOMAS y. GOODWIN TO Mss MARiA C. PALMER all OF
ths City.
% Wednesday 18th inst by Rev Henry Ward Beecher
Mr. THOMAS HAYWOOD Mise ANN ELIZA GODDARD,
both Of this City.
In Ceve and Ohio al the wedden House. Saturday the 3oh
Of September last W Lloyd Windsor Mr. r. L. GIBBS, OF
Windsor, 10 Mise NARY SMITH, Of Aurora
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Markets. Repoytsd bv T,,,o,o,h

ShAh tsIoS, Dec. IA lS52:-CorroN has been active
me market Is irregular, but shows decline of
IS on the lower, and tc on the finer qualities
CHAkLt SION Dec. Is Our market for CoTroS hs. Al
ysnesd eGie The sales to-day have been LEO bales at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-16

BOSTON, Dec 5Arr ship rsar from New York schr- Daniel
frsDcs, Port au Prince; Charlie AH-trum Cape Hayden
CID ship Juliet San FrAneeo bss Sarah Williams, c,ennesos
ABBY Jones sasua schrs Willow and William York
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PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA Dec l5.-drTfVsd-schrs Bon,es simmo
Plymouth, Mass; Camilla Bzrafd New York Grace Daring
Bartlett d. John Rogers Mayhem Providence; Mary
hne, Henderson, DO
tsarsd-Bark C. p. Hamilton Means, Portland; hres Mnfla
sharbcf, Navy Bay; rbern-, B) James HALIFAX; Mary
Peterson Cenuefos Pecon. Pt Mobile shrs Daring
Bartlett Bridgeport John Rogers Hayhew do Mary Caro-
Lac, Henderson New York
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The receipts of Cotton at all port since Sept.

Money has been in active demand to-day,
but toward the close of business hours easy again
After Thursday, the supply will be larger until the
traction Of next week takes place. 1t is conceded
that after the first prox. the market again be
sbundantly supplied by the Banks and private capt.
alists
The following table will show the coinage of
the Mint of the United States and Its branches for the
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coURT or COMMON PLEAS SPECIAL Term.
Ilrfoye Judoe Woodruff

r.
On two Memorandums, Checks, given by Mr.
B.. Tor 200 and eSC00 in 1888 and 1884 70 Mr. sam iei
Swstv out lone Of whose sureIies for Collector Sir D.
We believe val for money Loaned dne s ane or ddsr
In 1851 oot taken against Mr. b. 10 Pfncps a noe
interest for about ssoCe Motion was made = opsh , .ss
Cslilorns Scot s. 1852 sitested BY Ogden Huffman Jr,
s. Judge District Of California says the Cnecks nave
been pad bu twenty Yeas having elapsed the pa
peIs are Lost Nd plead the statue OF Lmtnions,
Tie open the de anit opposed on the ground
o. sshei S 81 ne par o. .,spdea to Sy hun Il . also said
thas Mr. B. Acknowledged to Mr. Ogden that he owed the
Cheeks and would P.y them, AID that the statute Lam
TSs Court does no think the laches Of Defendant su
6clenty excused After employing one attorney in the
en- The same day Jeff for Europe leaving affidavit with his
attorney He had stated tn second attorney or had
b. to the merits Of the defence If he had any As
regards M sanecht mt attorney he has done ev
ogyhns possible that he could in the case bat the Court
does consider there are sufficient merits IN the case 70
open the default Motion denied.
In CHAmBERs-Before Judge DALy,-HIbeas Corpus.
Clement Kane against Il. G. Sloane.
Mr. K alleges that he IL the lawful husband Of Margaret
the ssus Of the Defendant and stepdsugter Of
Defendant cher maiden being Margaret Gran) and
be required to duce her, Ia defence 1t s denied that
the said Margaret the wife Of Plaintiff, that Defendant
detains her. The case stands adjourned
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS Before the RECORD
Err and Aid. TWEED and COMPTON
THE DoTy PERJURY CASE.
An effort was made al tnc opening Oh tDe COurC
this morning bring the trial OF VIM Doty indct-
ed for perjury but application OF counsel or the
Court consented to the posponemen OF the cause TIL Mon
day next -
TRIALS GRAND LARCENY
VIM Roberts cooreo, tried and convicted Of grand
larceny ia having stolen bbs Of allOw valued at
tl5O the property OF Mr. r. w Simmons OF No AZ Newest
The PRISONER sentenced to the State Prison years and
10 moDihs .,
Benz Austin coloed boy Is years of age was tried and
convicted Of stealing horse 500 the property OF
james Amory of No Mottst He sent to the House
OF Refuge.
SENTENCED.
Geo Brown, convicted in June last, Of forgery in the
third degree this day sentenced 10 the State Prison for
lyeaIs and months. This prisoner IL confederate OF
Capt Rowe (now Pnson in the Bank check forge
which ated much excitement two years SINCE Ad
joufned for the day.
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GRASS VALLEY GOLD MINING Co.
~ Capital ESQ OCO in go Shares 500 each-J WIN

GRASS VALLEY GOLD MINING Co.
~ Capital s25Oooo in go Shares 500 EACH. WIN
CHESTER President
The rich Quartz Claims owned BY this Company exceed
400 in number covering surfsco than 100 acres 10
the richest and most desirable part Of 0rs Valley Cali
fornla.
The Machinery is on the ground It is of the most s
proved and Of yet and calculated
to cIush 100 tuDs of Quartz per day.
The whole Of the property paid for and the Company
free from debt
few shares of the Stock for sale at par.
Pamphlets, containing the Charter, By-Lawa Map, h..
may be obtained at the office by mail nclose two three
cent stamps.
Address postage paid with remittance for stock lin drss
on New York, current fands) to
r. J. RICHARDS, Secretary,
No. 107 Futon-st, New-York
Where specimens of the Gold airing Quartz may bosom
from 10 TO 2Oclock
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usnAssas AknAnse...--. nxx
s~-Asss----.--7 10 sen- .-..-.<s Msss-een Co. IN q.
ose vASsn- SAS
- Asssssu - CO. lshsk... IL ~ - ., st,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-16

ENeISEER's OFFICE, CIRcL EyILLE, Dec. ~ sn
NOTICE to CONTRACTORS.-SEA
IN PROPOSALS will be received until January y m
ct the Office of the CINCINNATI. WILMINGTON ~ ~
for furnishing eli the mstensls-iron, chairs and ~
cepted-snd doing all the work necessary for ~ II
ton and entire completion Of their Road from LAne~
Zsnesville, adistspce Of about fotytwo miles n.
Plsns proflee specifications. and all tho nees-ysV
formation will b furnished q the Once Of he Co""
by the Engineers, at Circevie. - -
A portion Of the work u heavy, and well wossny 49,
attention ofContEscton The Compapy have esaRss ~ -
Road and would prefer letting It 70 Cont!.eson ~ ~
prepared to take portion Of The stock, shouA -.
otherwise be q favorable. provided they car snS
shertest practicable ems. TRACY 6cCtzGnsS
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Receipts Of Produce


ny ne Ssrh Rrey Bodts--Ss54 bbs Flour ll5do wh;,-
hy, tes pigs. Butter, and Ia do. Cheese ~
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LAW INTELLIGENCE

COURT CALENDAR-Ttfrs DAY a.,
SUPERIOR CouRr.-Nos I43, 10, 61l3, 63l,
ga $50 e6s csc 65o 672 s7s az $50. 3,a 81 eCs So
S e7s, tss s7S Cs0 esi es4 se ess 6es BY JOB oa''
2ls GA err 6 ST. So so 60s 81 I'll e sS e, ara
Co~Now y, as-Psrt Nos ST. SO SOL, 665 Ooh 2''
Gil. as 6 ga ssi s 6s5 6s7 $50 gu: rs s1s 30
No. rs SIS f8 sOs go 49, sl4 sls. go s29 90 S<'
Daa 2rl2 s34
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financial.

BANK OF NORM AMERICA, New-York Dec. Is 1852.
THE BOARD of DIRECTORS have this
Il day declared Dividend of THREE and ONE HALE
go PER CENT payable to the Stockholders and after
January 1883 The transfer books will be closed
18th inst TO the day of payment.
l. SEYMOUR, Cashier
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c1prpIoR oOURT-Before judge OAKLEY.
Charlotte Williams Executrx, &C. against haiie mar
road Company
To recover damages for death, by injury on
p.o.d ,,set a husband Of plaintiff already reeTrcd TO-
Verdict for plaintiff, sAsW.
CHARLES c. Oreenoush sgt the Pacific Mail Steamship Co
Plaintiff was engaged chef engineer on boaid steam
hin OF the company the Pacific for certain pzro1 the
mt beng writing but discharged he alleges
pTevous 10 the termination Of the He brings
econ 1t e25 month, for monthly wages &c alleged 70
be due being BIB In defence previous Judgment oo
tanned by plaintiff the matter set up, end Is
that he excluded from this sctfon when he
might have included all in the rst action The co amt
was dismissed with liberty TO appeal 70 the General Eerm
John ii. Bowie sgt. Augustus a. brahe q, e..
Mr. Brahe ia 1874 purchased and built LOT >o ~
ryt encrosching 1t is alleged nearly inches on 70.
% The latter lot bought By Mr. Bowie N e. a..
wa informed OF the encroschment and requested Mr. o
be- il il said TO remove hs wall join plaintiff IN Ptf
wall which Mr. Brshe refused alleging mat toe OWE, on
the other sSe epcrosched TO that extent on his lot ACTON
i broash Verdict for plaintiff II inches premises front
and rear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-16

The deposits of Gold at the several MINIS for tho
~
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RIVER RAILROAD CON.

YNHE INTEREST COUPONS on the CITY
Il Of CHICAGO WATER LOAN BONDS due on tho
st Of January proxmo viii be paid the Bsnkns Houss
Of DUNCAN, SHERMAN 4 Co.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-11-02

P. Whipple, Richard FIildreth, Hon. Edward Ev-
craft, LII. d., Jared Sparks, LII. d., Washington
Irving, Ralph W. Emerson, Esq, Prof 7. {. Up
ham, J 7. Headley, Fitz Green Halleck, Il w.
Longfellow, VIM. Gilmore Simms; and FROM
EUROPE, Lord Talfourd, r. B. Macauey, Sir
Archibald Alison, Lord Mayor of London, &C.,
&c THE PRESS, throughout the entire Union,
have, with one voice, proclaimed the merits of
this superb engraving.
To enable al to possess this valuable treasure,
it is sold at the low price of IS per copy
Published by GEORGE w. CHILDS,
NJ w. corner of Fifth and Arch streets, Phila.
WILLIAM G. STEEL,
Sole Agent for the States of Ohio and Indiana.
This Portrait can only be obtained from MR..
STEEL, or from his Duly authorized agents.
Arrangements have been made with the Post
Office Department, by which copies OF :he Por-
trait can be sent to any point, per mail, in per
feet order.
GT Persons by remitting FIVE DoL' AIRS to WIN.
G. STEEL, Cincinnati, Ohio, will have a copy oil
the Portrait sent to them free of Postage.
u Magnificent Gilt Frames, got up expressly
for these Portraits, furnished at the low price OF
$5 each.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-11-02

Twenly.six slaves, The properly Of one
man, made their escape on Friday night
from Washington county, Maryland.
PROFITABLE FARMING.--A farmer in Eu-
cid, Ohio, has this season raised 5000 BUSH
els of Potatoes on 10 acres oil ground, and
marketed them in Cleveland at so GEMS per
bushel.
Madame Goldscmidt (nes Jenny Lind is
now residing in Leipsic. with her husbands
relations. She is said to have purchased a
house at Dresden, and intends to make that
city her future home, and leave "Deur
Sweden!"
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-11-02
Caldwell's majority,
The Seasons in Iceland.

From the 10Th or 18th of June, till the
end Of the month, there is no night. The
sun disappears for short time behind the
hills, but twilight and dawn are blended to-
gelher, and The last rays OF evening have
not faded from the sky before the morning
breaks forth with renewed brillancy. was
in Iceland from the 15lh of May till The
29th Of July, and, although | never went TO
bed before l 1 O'Clock, did not once require
the ligh. OF candle. In May, as we'll as
towards the end of July, the twilight lasted
abou! two hours, but it was never dark.
Even a. the time Of my departure, could
see to read ill half past eleven. At first, it
seemed very strange 10 60 10 bed at broad
daylight; bu, soon go, used TO it, and no
sunshine was bright enough to keep me
awake after 1 1 o'clock. 1t often struck me
as very ridiculous, TO 60 out for evening
stroll about 10, and find myself in The full
light Of day, instead of the soft glmmering
light Of ths moon and stars.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-11-02
PubIic Sale.

NJ Office is hereby given, that will, at the
~ hour of II O'Clock, on the 4th day of De-
cembet next, at the door of the Court house, in
Meigs county, offer for sale the following real es-
tate, situate in said county, viz Beginning on the
south line of section No. II, in township Z, and
range IA, Ohio Company's purchase, and 28a rods
east of the southwest corner of said section thence
running east ten rods, thence north twelve rods,
thence east fiftyfour rods, thence north nineteen
rods, thence west sixty-fouT rods, thence south
thirty-one rods to the beginning.
Also, another tract, a part of said section No.
II, and described as follows, viz: beginning in the
centre Of said section, and thence running west
sixty-seven rods, thence north forty-four and Q
half rods, thence east sixty-seven rods, thence
south forty-four and half rods, to the beginning
not 2tds THOMAS IRWIN Master Com.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-11-02
Take Notice.

THAT petition for new county road will be
l. presented to the Commissioners of Megs coun-
ty, at their next session, on the first Monday in
December next, for the purpose of obtaining the
grant to locate new county road, commencing
at or near the house Of Charles Fletcher, in Sut-
ton township, from thence to Joseph Parsons, in
Lebanon township, and from thence to follow the
courses or meanders of Tanners Run to its mouth,
on the north side, near Francis Blan'S, in Letart
township, for which proper steps will be legally
taken. A PETITIONER.
Sutton, Aup. 81. tS52.-43w4.