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The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-05-20

A LII persons interested in the Estate IF 9
"A Phen A. Ward, deceased, late OF T :, Sc
county. will take notice that shall ., Io"1ee'
Term, 1882, Of the Probate Court Of T -S s9y
county, present my accounts and voucbe,. e .ae'
final settlement. lOIa
LOT w. LAWS. En-, n
Stephen A. Ward. Dee,a
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-05-20

WE learn from the Charleston Standard
that the Hon. W. +. DeSaussure, has been
appointed By bis Exeellenoy Gov. Means, "a
Tie United States eenatorahip, made vacant
by the resignation 81 Che Hon. 3. ,. Rhett-
end hau aesaisd lhs appointment
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-05-20

NATIoEAL FREE Som CONVICTION. The
National Free-soiI Convention viii Be- held
q Cleveland % the lsh Of August
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-05-20
7 o. O. T.
COLLEGIATE nIgH ggrBn
mis- Institution viii be openss
4 ihe 9th day % April OF As soon q.
The Trustees have employed as Pin.
REV. Mr.. CORRJy pal
Z O d D

possible. = sssl thereto
The Trustees have employed As psi.
REV. Mr.. CORBIy pa
who Is qualified in an emina,,, !
high and responsiljle Il station a., gree iof
mend him 10 the pal1lic sts b,i., .ily re8
confidence and patronage. ''''a o lsa
The Principal IL assisted l,v 81. u,,
WARE aud Mr. THOMAS p M, @sii,L4.I4a
o. whom are gentlemen Of cl,.,..a.l x Z. bof
doubted qualifications. aad %.
LII 'elant assistants will N ali a.;
brought 70 the aid Of the Princi5sl al times d
MS school fillsa vacuum IN ON,
,O'. si'lee eaee-a medium or
7, - aseh COMMON Schools aud Coli' afoana
tne 1I'lslees are determined to mar snl
~ 'lons % l'S c'ass IA the State aud & cod
Iii a,,s ,.,,, Us aoe 10 give such an ~
The year viii be divided info,a.
months each, comnenrino ~ !, Terms OF fvs
IN March and September reqnec, ,se hrst Nondav
The rates Of tuition per sersion J.
10 be pah one half in advance are As follows.
For tie EiensentarU Kill
I ~ , as Groe'"'"r, Ccogrophy I,,il1,..,..
FOR Mathematics and kisJ,.J 91O W
gether 'cah Me Languages, I isg st4l n ..
&C., Gc. S9s 5' u
~ Should there be suficiep, d. 80 W
urinary Department, it will be establ;stNu, ior q
competent Teachers employed. '''0 aud
S. B. MALONE. PEE,
o. Fl. GRINxELL, Sec'u.
Columbus, Miss. March II. 1850
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PROFESSOR PoRsoN.-ProfessOr Person
being once at dinner party, where the con-
versation turned upon Captain Cook and bis
celebrated voyages round the world; an ig-
norant person, in order to contribute his
mite towards the social intercourse, asked
him "Pray was Cook killed on his first
voyage 2" II believe he was" answered
Person, "thOug h he did not mind it much,
but Immediately entered on a second"
AN HONORABLE DIvIsION.-MOther-
Now, George, you must divide the cake hon.
orally with brother Charlie.
George. What is "honorably," mother ?
Mother-It means that you must give
him the largest piece
George.-Then, mother, I'd rather Char
lie should be honorable.
The Southern Era notices the marriage Of
Mr.. Abner H. Strange to Miss Elizabeth A.
Strange, all of Albermarle county, Va. An
exchange thinks that it is very strange, but
says, no doubt the next event will be little
stranger!
POLITICAL ONDITs.-It is said Mr. Man
gum will publish an address in reply to his
southern colleagues in Congress; and that
Gen. Scott will shortly publish letter de-
claring in favor of all the compromise meas
ures, including the fugitive slave law.
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MOBILE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
CONTRACTS 0FFERFn

CONTRAC rs OFFERED.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
~ Engineers office, Mobile, until the 9Th May
prox. for the graduation, masonry and bridging
between Chronicle, Ala, and Winchester, Miss,
fOrtyJfUe miles, excepting light sections, 80 80,
81, 81 and 80.
The line will be ready for examination on and
after the 18th inst
For particular information apply al the office,
where testimonials Of the skill and competency
OF bidders unknown as contractors to the officers
Of the Company, will be required. Fourteen
miles ofthe line now offered is heavy work
Early in July next the company will have 80
miles more Of their line ready Tor contracts, ez.
tending from Winchester 10 the south line Of
Kemper county, Miss, and in August following,
one hundred miles between Lauderdale and
Pontotoc counties, Miss.
Engineers Office, Mobile and Ohio RailrOad,
Mobile, April Sd, 1882.
JOHN CHILDE, Eng. & Gen. Agt
April Is, 1881. n21E
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DoN'T GO ANY HIeHER.-The late Judge
Peace of the Supreme Court Of the state of
Ohio, was a noted wag A young lawyer
was once making his fFstef before hin.
and had thrown himself on the wings of his
imagination into the seventh heaven, and
was seemingly preparing for higher ascent,
when the judge struck his rule on the desk
two or three times, exelaiming to the aston
ished orator, Hold on, hold on, my dear
sir. Don't 90 any hieher, for yon are al
ready out Of the jurisdiction Of the Court. .
--~-~-o-----~-~-~
A FINE EAR FOR Music. Two Irishmen
in crossing field, came in contact With !
jackasa, Who was making daylight hideous''
with bis uneaFthly bEaying. Jenny stood
9 moment in astonishment, but turning q
kat, who seemed as much cnraptnred With
the song q himself, remarked
Its fne large ear that bird has foI
music, Pat but sure ~ gsl road
corld z,
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CONFECTIONERY, FRUITS. Sc.


Dduphin Street, MOBILE, ALA.
n SANDS & CO respectfully inform Their
IL friends and the public, that they now Off,
for inspection very full assortment of GOOD,
in their line, all fresh and of the best quality
viz - "
CANDIES of every description, both foreign
and home made, fabricated Of the best So
gar, and free from all deleterious matter
ESERVES-Havana & American all choice
and fresh,
SWEATMEATS-G jelly. Paste &c.
FRulTS-Prunes- Layer Raisnis. Figs. &c.
AUTS-Almonds. Pecans, Filberts, aud Madeira
Nuts
SEGARS-A large stock of all the cloiees
brands. Also. lighr Wines. CordiaIs L.
1uors. Oils, Orange Water &c.. all OF which
will be sold at the lowest prices
20 Always on hand and made 20 order. and
warranted 10 give satisfaction. BknFS' GAZE.
PorND CAKE, FRUIT CAKE, and various kinds
OF Pastry.
% They always keep pure and fresh goods
md sell al low prices.
The State of Mississippi, Lowaiss county
''otffo Cr"rt H. Tn, H. I.lS5:
- az j..r.oas ~. .tst,3 r. He LDads b.
I""y NJ E. u" Ls'.-t. - JAMES NEW
V0U ARR HERERY r.-ed to be and annear
befo' i." Pot st Cour o. said connty 10
ne ho,,"h i-o"se Of sad comfy the
first Mo-. " =. 1852 then and there
10 show ecu %" Why the following
property e. @ r.-. lots one. two
eight. nt..r '-H qu;,fe ~ Enrtl, Of
Mann Stiet '.el square inmbr
twenty-SeNr@ " Src,-s in the pan
Of the town s.-. .,,, coI,,tv
aforesaid shout -o- ,orcing 10 ,Le
j -
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Final Settlement

o. II. GRINSELL, Sec'y.
Columbus, Miss. March II. 1859
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StHERfFF'S SALE-By virtue Of writ o
~ Fl. Fs. ct Lev. Fa. issued from the court I"
Common Pleas of Mohroe county, OHIO, and fe
me directed, will offer for sale, at public outery
at the front door of the court house in the town
Of Woodsfeld in said county, on
Ffiday. he 26h day of March, 1852.
between the hours of J0 O'Clock N, 'nc o'''n"s
pm, Of said day. the following lands and tensments
lying and being in said county, to wit:
The south east quarter of the south west GUAR
Ter OF section No tour also the north west quarter
Of the south ives. quarter Of said section No. four.
township No. five, range No six. containing to-
gether eighty and i5 hundred,hs acres
Taken IN execution and levied on az tho proper
ty of Elisha Needs al the suit Of the State o. Ohio
for the Of the Fund Commissioners oi Monrde
county NJ. MORROW,
Feb % GO so Sheriff
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Land for Sale.

in WASHINGTON COUNTY, OHIO.
u q IA ACRES of limestone ridge land, near
IL Il W the bank OF Little MuskIngum, nine
miles from Marietta, about 80 acres cleared tim.
ber good About 100 apple trees, of which 80 are
hearing; 5 or kinds OF cherry and kinds Of
plumb tress; quantity of peach trees, and some
pears aud grapes good two.stoTy hewed log
house, well of good water, smoke house. pailed
garden, &c.
ALSO
q "a ~ Acres of land on the Waterford road,
N n CD mile, from Marietta. go of which are
under tence and in good state Of cultivation.
ALSO
90 ~ Acres on the Waterford road, 5 miles
SDeD from Marietta, about 25 acres cleared. aud
will he sold low.
ALSO
&6h Acres on the Mu'kingnm River, d
Ia Gay miles from Marietta. This tract can
be so divided as to make very valuable and very
desirable small farms We'll improved,
The abo We tracts will be sold a, private sale, -
For particulars inquire on the premises, or OF
II. o BUCHANAN.
Harmar. o., Feb IL. 1852 [ly]
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Tremendous CoHf|asralion"
IN GIN CHM ATI!!
Editor Ohio Statesman:

EditOr OhiO SialeSmdn:
CINCINNATI, March 9o-9@ P. NJ.
There is most destructive connagra.
ton now raging between Third and Fourth
Streets one way, and Smith Street and
Park Street the other.
1t has been raging since quarter be.
fore one. and has bafiled every attempt. to
subdue it. and there is no prospect Of its
being extinguished at present.
1t broke out in Deming's Lumber Yard
The large Cotton Factory on the corner
Of Third and Smith streets, was saved by
playing on it,
A large number of houses have been
burned or torn down.
1t has just crossed Third Street to the
North side, Most of the engines are play.
ing on this side. and letting it burn on the
other.
SECOND DISPATCH.
About halt.past ! 9 this noon, fire broke
out in small stable in the rear of Stew.
art & Deming's Lumber Yard on Third
street, west Of Smith.
The stable was in flames when the fire
was discovered. and the wind blowing hard
at the time, the flames spread with great
rapidity in every direction.
The firemen have not yet succeeded in
staying its progress, although all the com.
panies are on the ground and hard al
work.
The house.tops in the neighborhood are
covered with people engaged in sweeping
Off the dropping fakes of fire.
The destruction Of property must be
very great
'a THIRD DISPATCH.
The fire is growing worse-and wind
hlo owinp vprv hard
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ssHFRIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of Two writ
~ of Venditioni ESponas issued from the cours
of Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, and
to me directed. will offer for sale, at public out
CIV, at the front door OF The court house IN the
town of WoodsfieId, in said county, on
X Friday, the end day of April, 1859.
between the hours 10 O'Clock m, and o'clock
m, Of said day the following described lands and
tenements lying and being in said county, to wit:
The east half of the north east quarter of section
5, in township A, Of range 6.
Taken in execution and levied on as the proper
" Of Wm. Daueherty ct al. at the suit Of Steel,
Davenport g. Co. NJ MORROW,
Mars. 90 90 Sheriff.
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NyASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.-By
IVM virtue Of mandate to me directed from
the court ri Common Pleas within aud tor the.
county Of Monroe and State ot Ohio, III the case
OF David Drake vs. Beniah Mcknight, will be
offered for sale at public auction, at the door OF
the court house in said county, on
Friday, the 26M day Of March. sa
next between the hours of 10 o lock IN and
o'clock y IN, on said day, the following described
tract Of lant, situate ia said county, to witt
The east half of the mouth east qua'ter ut section
nine. township four, and range six, containing
eighty acres more or less ,gsa
WIN. OKEY, Mas Com.
Feb25. 1852. 50 90 Mon Cum. Pleas.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.-On Friday,
E& the 26th day of March, 1852. at I2 O'Clock
NJ OF said day ,wi be offered for sale On the prem
ises in Jackson township, Monroe county, Ohio,
The following real estate, The property Of Jacob
SILL late of said county, deceased The south halt
of the north east quarter Of section 27, in town
ship 2, OF range containing so and 60 100 acres;
also acres 0t land of from the east side of the
north west quarter of the south quarter OF said
section 27, in township 2, of range 4, subject to
the dover estate heretofore therein assigned.
Terms one.third in hand. e.third in six
months, and the reside in twelve months with n.
terest the deferred payments. and to be secured
to the satisfaction Of the undersigned
THOS MITCHELL, Jr.,
Feb. 25, 1852 Admir- of SAID decedent.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of 9 writs OF
~ FL fa ct Lev Fa. issued from the Court of
Common Pleas OF Monroe county, Ohio, and To
me directed, vii offer for sale, at public outcry,
at the front door OF the court house in the town OF
Woodsfield, in said county, on
Friday. the 2nd day Of Aprtl. 1852.
between the hours of 10 O'Clock IN, and O'Clock
D m. Of SAID cay, the following described lands aud
tenements lying and being in said county. to wit:
The undivided half of the east half of the north
east uuarter of sec lion S, in townships ofrange 6.
Taken in execution and levied on as the proper
ty of Daniel Daugherty at the suits of Steel, Da-
venport g. Co, and Steel, Davenport, Koontz s.
Co, M. MORROW,
Mara 49, 90 Sheriff,
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For tho s,,,,, Of p.moc,,c,

Mr.. EplToR;-The iopss hav'nt heard
much about me, but ! don't mean to let
them remain so long. y hope they will
begin to talk about me nbw; for will let
them know in this pieas' that ] send to
you,sto publish, that ] am out for office.
lsuppose my fsllow-ci.izens will want 10
know what kind Of man Lam. and my
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Agricultural Society.

The Board of Directors OF the Monroe
County Agricultural Society. will meet at
the Office Of the Secretary, in Woodsfield,
on Saturday, the 9Th inst. to prepare a
list of premiums for the Second Annual
Fair. As many members as can make it
convenient are requested 10 attend.
JAS. r. MORRIS, Sec'y.
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name. Well, about the kind Of fellow
am. There is one "mighty man Of
valor," who thinks more of me, than he
does Of any man on top Of dirt. You will
want TO know. dare say who that great
man is. ! will tell you: myself and wife.
You will likely ask why ! call myself and
wife one man. Well that's very easy an
swered. The scripture makes them out
one, and what | can prove from scripture,
must be right Now you ask for my name.
My Grandad and my Dads names were
both Gingle; and my Dad (good old fel-
low called me James, but every body else
calls me Jim. So will write my name
as the folks call me-Jim Gngle. con.
lecture the folks will want to know what
Office am running for You can tell them
Pm not particular, so It's an Office that
will bring me in dimes. believe if the
folks could agree I'd rather be reprobate
judge at the election; as it is part of my
belief, any how. My grandfather, and my
father believed in election and reprobation,
and confess that am strongly pulled
that way, myself, since the New Constitu.
ton. Or if they would only send me to
thelegislature. could make gobs Of money
there. could make my own wages, and
wouldn't that be delicious, as the gal said
when the fellow was kissing her. need mt
tell you how them Columbus fellows are
working to get big wages for themselves.
for reckon you know. They are work.
ing away at their own wages, and never
thinking about US. Now would mt act as
they're acting. Id pass the tax law. and
let poor Timothy rrace.chain get to as.
sessing. They have forgotten him poor
soul. He bought bit Of land last year
and expected to make apaymenttlis spring
on it. when he would get pay for assessing,
and believe in my soul the Legislature
will cheat him out of it. They forge, poor
Jim Gngle and Tim. Trace. chain. now,
but when tax paying time comes they'll
find us out. and pick our bones; and ex-
cept get into some Office, III have to sell
my pet calf to pay nv tax.
O! Mr.. Editor and Fellow citizens; YOU
don't know how dearly I'd love every body
who would vote for me. When they come
10 WoodsGeld hungry and can't get any
thing in town TO eat, for love or money. III
buy them n quarter.scction Of gingerbread:
and if ever they come along past our place
in sugar-making-,ime, I'll give them a
stick Of taffy as big as tobacco. stick.
I'll do it. Mr.. Editor, 'pon my word III
10 it.
Finally, and lastly, as the preacher says,
IN going to make speech. II! get bits
and scraps. from all the bully speakers of
he day. and sew them all up together. and
make it so that it could hold as much more.
ust like uncle Eds trowsers, Aunt Deb. |
lsed to tell uncle they looked like there
vas nobody at home in them. That great
speech will be as long as Sunfsh creek.
and as many bends in it too. II the folks
ike to hear from me, will appear again
n your paper JIM GlNGLE.
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NHASTER COMMISSiONER'S SALE BY
IVR virtue Of mandate 10 me directed from the
Court of Common Pleas, " thin and tor the coun-
~ of Monroe and state, of Ohio, in the case Of
Merneit and Leckiter VS.. John p. FerreI ct al.
will be offered fnr sale al public auction, at the
door Of the court houea in said county, on
Fitddv, the 26h day of .Nach,
nex,. between the hours of 10 O'Clock m and 4
o'clock p m, on sald day, the following described
tract of land, situate in'sad county, to wit: b,
Lot No. 81 in the town of CIarIngton, as num-
hered on the plat Of said town. Appraised at
Sl33 3315. WIN. OKEY. Mas. Conn.,
Fen %, 1852. 81 81 MIN. Com. Pleas.
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FOR SALE BY

FOR SALE BY
J. NJ. MRKBRIDE, Woodsfeld,
WM. STELL, Stafford,
MoRRIs & MITCHELL, Antioch,
J. NJ. RowND. Summerfield,
CITIZEN BEALL, Beallsville.
All orders pust be addressed to WAL
LACE g. Co.. 3O4 Broadway, N. Y. 70,
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Monroe Academy.

TUNHE Subscriber. after rendering his warmest
III thanks for the liberal patronage of his friends
during the past session of his school, desires to in
form his patrons, and the public generally, that he
will open the SUMNER SESSION of the above
Institution, on the lst of April next on the same
term, a. heretofore lie has made ample arr ange
menls to have teachers Of high qualifications and
excellent habits aud flatters himself that he will
be able to render aniver-a satisfaction.
TERMS
Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geography
and History, SC 90
Alg bra, Natural Philosophy, Chmstry,
Botany. Natural History, aud Geogra.
phy of the Heavens, %
The higher branches and Mathematics, in
cludng Plain and Spherical Trigonome.
try, UO
Menshration, Surveying, Hebrew, Greek,
Latin, French and German. 10 90
w. w. LIVINGSTON.
Woodsfed, March 10, 1852.
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s. feF The Postmaster desires us TO state
that letters for the east must be delivered
by Z o'clock, P. NJ.
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hr The first term OF our court OF Com
mon Pleas, undei the new Constitution
commenced its session yesterday morn
ing Judge Alexander presiding. There
seems TO he some considerable business
pending before the cour, from the number
of persons in attendance; though the mum.
Der of lawyers almost equals the number
of clients.
The first day was principally occupied
in calling the Docket. hearing motions and
impanneling the Grand Jury.
Some fines were assessed in State cases
on plea of guilty.
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MASTER COMMYSSiONERS SALE,
''a Bv virtue Of two mandates to me directed
from the Court OF Common Pleas within aud for
the county of Monroe and State of Ohio. in the q
case Of Jonah Smith VS. r. bert Mckinney, ct all, b
aud Hiram Curtis vs.. the same will he offered for n
sale, at public auction. at the door of the court
house. in said county, on
Friday. the 26th day OF March. 6am
next, between the hours OF 10 o'clock a m and { !
o'clock m. of said day, the following described y
real estate. To- wit: - Gsa
The west half Of the northwest qnerter OF Secs
non %, Township 6. and Range s, containing ~ q
and 10 hundredth> acres, more or lees, situate
IN the county of Monroe aud State of Ohio. APP \
praised at $3.50 WM OKEY, Mas. Com. itast
Feb. 2S. 1852 So 25 Mon. Com, Pleas.
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TEMPERANCE.

Remember the Temperance Meeting to.
morrow (Thursday) evening. An address
or two may be expected. ...
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NJ R r E Don the 18th inst. by Rev.
w. A. Davidson, Mr.. G. w. Stout, of
this county and Miss SARAH J. LINDSEY,
of Belmont county.
-On the same day, by the same,
Mr.. LAzENBY WALKER and Miss ANN
CLErHERo, both Of this county.
----ln this place, on the 2oth inst, by
Rev. John Hattery, Mr.. JACOB STEEL and
Miss ELlzABErH LAWRENCE, both Of this
county II si3e
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FOl' Sale.

N WILL SELL my Farm. containing abou,
IA lSO Acres,
adjoining the town Of Woodsfield, Monroe county,
Ohio, CHEAP FOR CASH, or its equiuaie'.f
Il not sold by the first Of April, it will be rented
for the highest bid for one or more years, for graz
ing only. Inquire Of Mr.. Joel Strahl. in Woods.
field. JOHN 5, LACEY
Mar 3, 1851
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Consumption,

COUGHS and Colds. bronchitis. asthma. Splitting Of
Rood Bieoding at the Lungs Pains in the Breast Side and
Chest Nerrousness Night Soea PaipiidtoH Of the Heart,
and all FEMALE WEAKNESSES and Complaints
arising therefrom, Cholera Infnntum, &c.
PampiIiets and HandbiAs-all Agents have them -
give away.
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NOTICE The interest of VIM. C. NIKE.
~ BIN, in the firm Of Hampton, Smith & Co,
ceased on the 26th OF October last.
HAMPTON g. SMITH will continue the
Wholesale Dry Goods Business,
as heretofore, at No "a HioOd Street
Pittsburgh, an J. 1852.
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HAMPTON & Smith

Hampton & Smith
win open by the 2Oh of March, large stock Of
Spring and Summer Dry Goods,
o; every description. and their assortment will be
kept fresh throughout The SEASON. Their pri-
ces will be as LOW, and their styles Of goods as
DESIRAB LIE, as can be offered in any EAST.
ERN CITY-and they trust they will be- enabled
to retain their old aud large trade against any
competition, EAST or WEST.
They respectfully solicit merchants to examine
their stock and prices when preparing for their
spring supplies
Pittsburgh, March, 1852
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NwASTER COMMISsGONER'S SALE by
!Yh virtue Of mandate TO me directed from the
court Of Common Pleas within and for the coup-
ty Of Monroe and State Of Ohio. ia The case Of
Johnston & Berryhill vs L. II Gordon ct al. will
he offered for sale az public auction. at the door
OF the court bouse in said county, on
Friday. the 26M day Of March.
next between the hours of 10 O'Clock NJ, and
O'Clock p m, the following described tract Of
land, situate in said county, TO wit:
One hundred and forty acres of land situate in
the north west corner Of Fractional Section ten,
IN Township three, of Range three
VIM. OKEY. Mas Com
Feb 25. 1852. 50 90 Mon. Com Pleas.