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NORTH CAROLINA RAIL ROAD.

NOKTH CAKOLINA RAIL ROAD.
G1 The Stockholders are here
AI9il BY notified. that the following install
menss have been called for on the Capital Stock
Of the Company, to wit:
Ten per cent. on the lst Of March, ten per
cent on the 81 q May, and ten per cent. on the
5th Of July next-which said instalmcnts will
draw interest after twenty days from the dates
above specified, IL not paid before.
will be 1t Concord on the ia Of March, Il
Salisbury on the ID, Il Lexington on the lth, q
Gfeensboroush on the 9Th. II Raleigh on the 9Th,
d Marlborough on the ll,h. and Il Ciaham on
the 18th, 10 receive the iassalnents due in tha,
month.
9. r. MENDENHAI.L, Ts.sr /
February s. 1I-aw
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The Peach and other Fruit Crops
The New York journal Of Commerce.
says il ie feared that The peach and other
fruit cUps hare suffered severely through.
ous The country from the late cold wealth.
e.. and that. in many instances. pearh
buds in particular appear 70 be desjened
a. the germ.
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Obituary.

Died, in this county, on the 7ist inst, JAnrs
Dc Wrrr clEnrSr, aged fourteen months, con
Iof NJ. George Ckneai as s9A
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~s THOSE wanting good article Of
- Vinegar, snd cheap. would do well
10 call At the Drug Ssoss.
February l6. a.
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tWAteiAHff N-IeNiN ~
a lst a. CIsar.ila9. Otio.-Oul
eiiirrnl ace nou ID ihs eIrairsl possihls
starr = srrirmsal N roas~qurnrr 81 he
discovery. few houn aga. a. he rrlaxins
a s<r rsl subje~A-sIs s~msiss q d~sd
BODIES. They vsss ksand s<pr me Ho-
~scPssAie CsiIsx~. A ss~sI<usa ps~s-
- se<~gaised Among them lhe rofpse al
> dssghtes ~ his. who hsd died shon
tins psrvnss. The sissm bsiis - me
'ova vsrs inm<disleIy ssse and 4 she
sa"m<ul ! wnsr so~s infsri.ssd m.sb .
surrounding and drsssoyipg The inferior ri
lhs CelI~vs. The miIisssy have besa
rallied ess. sad hey srr noe msrrhing IN
The s~ene Il vielep~e. A frsdaI ria u
psnSrrssiax. The sssd<sss sad oshsrs
.''srhed 70 The College are obliged 10 1y
Ios sheis hes.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-02-25

A pretty tall price was paid Tor negroes
IN Person county. Eleven negroes
consisting in par, of one woman and nine
childsrn--s"Id Tor Five thousand and
Eight hundred dollars. '
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Fer d. Hill.so.s.sA R-s..s.r.

Per he HiIlsbossssh R~eesssr.
THE HEN. i.f,
Wee ssss hes Il wis sos snail,
(is hes twas quite s..zins,)
And sPs Il laying egg vihsl. e =
whs, whss shs'd done wssId srss.. and bswl,
Az 4 De hoose were blazing.
A ssstsy-eeck fsss mature.
Pen shsest ipdisnsiion;
rwss quits improper. b. wss sus.- idpa
ievsuu no more the thing sndsss;
81 shss essitsiisa, 49,
He 70 ths lady Straight rspairsd. a. e
And thus his bssis<ss b. declared,
aMsdan. pray whsts shs matter,
That always when you've laid an sss,
Yoa make . great elasssr!
] wish yos'd deshs ikiasin quiss.--
Do y sdviasd by ne. and Wy isl-
@Advissd by you!- ne lady eried.
And sss-sd hsr h~sd with proper piJs--
: AID What b you ksow, ssw Pny.
Ofshs fhshioss 4 The present day.
Yea creature isnorsns and low!
However. u you want 10 know.
This y the reason Why DO d;
! lay an sgg, and shsn rssssr a."
III the reader has not seen the above
before. il may probably amsse him a.
It did us. II Is an extract which We
found quoted in an old magazine, and
sounds very like our recoIlections Of
Gays fables. We were the more
struck with it. from having been Just
before cleyed with some Of the Pua-em-
of-fcial. illusions of the day. and on sun
dry and various literary productio
with which the press is teeming. Not
that We would by any manner of means
accuse any particular author Of" COM
ing the hen" over his own egg still to
speak in long bowie measure:
Ifhe didn't review ], "Per &C."
IS Just like the ksshered doIy;
Twas very easy fos he,
To have isdone By Prosy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-02-25

Governor Farweli. If Wisconsin.
lately sent in Veto Message upon the
resolutions in favor ot the Irish exiles
adopted BY the Legislature. He OBJ
jected to the direct censure passed up
on England.
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NOTICE

VSHE subscriber. - Administrator with the
= will ANNEXED, hereby gives notice TO the
Iegssees Of loss PArroH. deceased, that be 10
prepared 70 pay, on demand. the legacies be-
qusashed IN said will, and win not hereafter
CONSIDER himself liable for interest.
SAMUEL HUGHES.
Feb. al 92-o~l
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The shir,y.6fih annual meeting of The
American Contamination Sorie.y vas h-IsI
in Washington on The 7Oih ul,.-Hon.
Daniel Webster, me Of The Vice P~si-
denss. presiding. Since The last annual
meeting. The Society has rrcsivsd bequesls
10 abost The sum u e50.OO0. & n
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Mobile. rebru,rv lo,h. lasa.

IN Insult TO the .4usfrian Mnisler.--
Chevalier Hulsemann, the Austrian
Minister to the United States, who ar.
rived in this city yesterday. was gross
~ insulted last night by crowd Of
persons. composed Of Germans and
other foreign residents, who assembled
around his hotel. greeting him with
jeers and shouts, and closing with q
charivari serenade, Of the most discor.
dant sounds. Great indignation is felt
BY our citizens at the conduct Of these
disorderly persons, and it is believed
there was not single American citi.
zen among them.
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ANOTHER sCIENTTFrC woNnrR

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER.-
IsroaTAsr re- DvsrErrIcG-Dr. J. e. Housh-
tons PEPSIN, the True Digestive Fluid, or
Gastric Juice, prepared from Renn~,, or the
fourth stomach Of an Or, after directions Of Ba.
ron l.iebig, he great Physiological Chemist, by
J. 9. Houshtoa. N. D., Philadelphia. This &
truly wonderful remedy for indigestion, dys.
pePsia, jaundiee, liver complaint, constipation
and debility, curing after natures own method.
BY natures own agent, the Gastric Juic~. Pam.
phlets containing scientific evidence Of its value,
furnished BY agents gratis. See advertisement
in another column.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-02-25

HserIAHss GraxAs BirrEns.-we would
call the attention Of our readers 10 the advertise
msnt Of DR.. Hoo6snd's celebrated German Bit
tiers prepared by DR.. G. M. Jackson, No. 100
Arch arest, Philadelphia. In cases Of Live,
Complaint, Dyspepsia, Disease Of the kidneys,
and al diseases arising from disorjed stomach,
their power 70 not excelIed. if cquslIcd, by any
other known preparation, ~ the cures attest, In
many eases, after the most calculated physicians
had failed. We can consciensiously recommend
this medicine, O. heing what Il u represented,
and urge our readers who are afflicted 70 procure
bottle and they win Be convinced Of he truth
We sssrrt. Ciscuklr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-02-25
UDOLPHO WOLVES
AROMATIC 0CHIEDAM SCHNAPPS.

a FUkE and genuine article, manufactured
a BY him In Scm,EBAs, hoLLAxp, expressly
for medical use, and strongly recommended for !
sure and permanent cure Of the GRAvxL, and III
distractions Of the urine, arising from the Kid
ncys or Bladder.
" Price SO cents, and 81 per bottle. For cal,
at this Office.
February 10. a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-02-25

Ths inA-Ths Blind Drpsrmens
in the N. q. Institution for the Deaf and
DAMN and The Blind, hsvins commenced
opess,ins in July last under favorable
suspi~rs. the friends Of thai afflicted class
are expected Ia exert ihrmseives in every
pan Of the Stale 70 bring them within
reach al i,s benefits. There sre. No
'!ouh'. many blind children within our
borders. Of good capacity and sound
health. who would be improved beyond
the mos. saneuine expectations of il,~ir
neighbnrs. Il they coald be brought early
under Instruction, aud be allowed 10 rnjny
those advantages which wise and boun-
iiful legislation will continue 10 provide
fof them. But in order to effect this ira.
ly benevolent object. some little activity
10 requisite on the part Of those who desire
lie success. The blind must be soueh,
out and enlightened as to The possibility
al their bring educated. aud the increased
enjoyment and usefulness which may re-
suit { ON mental culture and The acquisi-
ton Of knowledge. d requires effort; but
surely there can he no necessity 10 urge
the benevolent 10 exeriion, in cause
which appeals slitecty 10 The fines, feel.
ings 81 The human heart. a statement
"f the case l.. all that IL wanting 10 awaken
the attention and enlis, the sympaihies Of
al good citizens and christians. Pest.
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LIST OF LgrrRRs

RENAINIxG 10 ths Pa 0Gss q Hsn.s..
sosgA. y. G. e. ~ lslk aag e Fsasu.
s3. lsszs ~hi<h. II nss lskea Get -ilhin d..
S~As Nh b ssss 10 - Css<fsI Pea o.
- dssd i<sssrs~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-02-25

Governor Murehrsd. Pre.idsn, Of the
Moth car.lin4 Railroad. has advertised
in The Salisbury. concord aud chsrlo,.r
paper. fos de delivery of Sals fos the
Road from Ci,arIesse 10 Salisbury. 10 be
got during The present ~inlrr Of neg,
spring.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-02-25

Tribute 10 Washing ton by tie Pope
The editor II the Frederick MIDI Exam.
liner has per,srd letter from Col. An,ho.
ny Kimmel, Of I.igamore. Maryland. da-
ted Rome. December 81, 1851, to his
con in Frederick. On the l7.h ul,.. he
was presented 10 the Pope. The follow.
ing 10 IN extract from the letter Of Col.
Kimmel:
.1'hs Pope has direcsed two largs
stones--thc one 10 be taken from slie
Capitol, and the other from The Colisetln.
10 be prepared in Rome and to be pss.
scented BY him to the Washington Monu-
men. now being erected in the city Of
Washington 10 the memory Of the Fa-
ihsr Of his County.
A letter from the British consul At
Liberia states that the sample sf Libe.
rian cotton had been tested at Manches-
ter. Its value had bcsP greatly impair
ed in the process Of ginning, but the
cotton itself possessed qualities which,
under better treatment, would render
it very useful to British manufactures.
Encouragement is held out to Liberia
land owners to turn their attention to
tie cultivation Of that staple. and to
forward samples cleaned 81 hand for
further examination. 50. Frsss.
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liar I'D . cat aat The saly Is,
jtriioa Is this kind ~ eoiu i ne De-
lriti1a & ahich i seemsio ne Z nust
b fefy lizble. O. he cher kand, de
e~su azzY e carried ca 4 string
- c>oseai<as xnd - way e. carry.
il mouey. HALF tsllsr gid pieres.
- yet called fsr " say lxw. have
b><n s<nt dvvn. asd LA very rvettv.
Th<se kaIf-delIsr gsId pieces weld &
uore convenient still than the dollar
pieces. and nay b carried in the sane
NY. s
Hxn7gAI DxrxxAsps.-A bin Is BE-
fsre - Lssisiana Legislature that pro-
poses T. place habitual drunkards il
the sane pszitioa. 10 regard to the man
a4vnent = their property and their e.
nily afairs. - that which the law
assigns - issstics ssd ninors; . &C.
we're. bat Il nay be q necessary Law,
already existing in some States. to pre-
tect innecent families. -
: ?
Der neu coasul st Havana. ysdxe
received. IN the 5th instant, !
ne exequatur from the Spanish Gov .
srnment. a letter Of the 10th states
hat the Judge has made. during his
'hsrt stay there. very favorable i'm /.
pressiss. and 10 considered the man
Isr the post. sshi~srs ss..
-ss=--@-s~---~<<--~-
The Wing Stale Convention Of Ten.
lessee sdjaurnsd sine die on Tuesday
'seais,s. sfler = l,sfumuious session. The
convention appoinsed tIrI~y.sss Ia the Ma
isnsl Wing Convention. and instructed
hem 70 suppou MilI.rd Fillmore for
'wsideni, and James G. Janes. Of Tenn.
DC Vie Piesideal
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Steam-Refned Candies.

TUE suhseribr has js~ opened an Erssnsivs
= rsesosy fo< the Manufacture Of steam
neened Candles, and nov o6srs then
for sals 81 The reduced psics Of Twelve DoIIsss
sad Say cents Per hundred poupls.
He also manufactures every style and quality
81 Faxcr CAHsfKs. which be Offers by Whole
ssss - low a. they can he purch.s~d in any o(
The Northern markets.
In conclusion. he would respectfully asse that
he keeps constantly on hand large supply u
Domestic and Imported FRUITS. and CIGARS
Of every grade, together With an extensive sssors-
mens Of Fancy Articles, Mu~icsI Instruments.
Preserves. Pickles. Conlisis, &C, 70 which Ne
wo1d invite your attention, when visiung this
city.
SAM'L III. MARKS.
Wholesale confecsioner, Sycamore Street.
Petersburg. We.
r. q. viii also keep constantly on hand q
superior article II Candy manufactured from
Ssuans Crushed Sugar. a. Is cents per pound.
AN orders promptly attended 10, carefully
States.
Petersburg. February 10. as-sw.
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X. & @. RAIL RoAD lRox. The
= New York rimcs." Of the 10th ins,.,
states that the ship Rome. which has
arrived a New Orleans from London, re-
ports that ON che 10, of January she Tell
in with the British bark Medium. Of Var
mou,h. Novs Scoiia. ID ! sinking condi-
iion. anil took OF the officers and crew
and brought them in. The Medium was
IRON Newpori. Wales. and bound 70 Ci
y Point. Virginia. with cargo Of Rail
Road Iron. IA l.fAflif
This ~as = part Of The imp ration Cor
,hr Raleigh aud Ga.,on Road. The COM
pany ~ tourse. suffers no loss-- the deli.
very closing the contract The delay.
however. to which their operations may
be .uhjecied. 10 much to be regretted.
rras,s Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-02-25

Dr.. Nc lannahan, Of Chatham, late
President Of the Cape Fear and Deep
River Navigation Company. has heen
appointed an Assistant to Prof. En-
mons, State Geologist.
We learn that Isaac Clegg, Esq. has
been appointed President Of the Navi-
CATION Company, in place Of DR.. Nc.
Clannahan, resigned. STANDARD.
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We Ian 60 ~ eslsisA nssi..es. shs,
ThsnAs 9. Ado. Ess- ef wsdeshoreush. he's
i<sa elsesed 30 deliver The Annual Addvss BE-
fsss DE t~s Li<nry s.cis<iss Of ~ u.iserhy
81 - sppesd,ias csan<scssssl
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-02-25

MAN MISREPRESENTATION
have hsen made By the Pot Ohics Department
= ssp&sli'e he great nails bstwe<s Ns~ Yost
and Ne~ 0'Issns, % 60 int operation % The
LET das q March. asffaH e0RE MA
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H1l1sDDB yw@Is Ns O.
Wednesday, Fehaary ~.

The Hsa. Nf- Mssgsm. ~hs Nd br<s CO.
ss<d q ~ icasinss ~ seu . s~sivs 5sys "
is5isp-~siss. ue ~ 80 y lsssr r.. - Ma
iiss.l IsssIfssuess = F6d4y Iss, IA : fsf ".
es.sssl - = le sL,e y rsss.s his dusirs n shs
eesale. ~ ....... - -. ,. -. } -.
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NOTICE.

YSHE COMMITTEES appointed by the Board Of
= SuPeriniendenis Of Common Schools Zoe
Orange csuniy 10 examine applicants for cer,i6-
Gates Of their qualifications to take charge Of said
Schools. will hold their next meeting at the court
house IN Marlborough, on Saturday the let Of
March. at I o'clock, A. NJ. Applicants will
BE examined particularly on Spelling, Reading,
Writing aud Arithmetic and they mus, come
with the Recommendations required by law.
By order of the Committee.
February .. so
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The Masonic Ins i,u,e. 4, Grrman,on,
We are pleased To learn. Is progressing nn-
der very aa'tering pnsper,s. There are
already be,~cen forty and fifiy students.
aud still they come. ! 1sq aI
M ~ 20 1tri Crssnsbvroueh Potrict. 81
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New GoLD DoLLARs AND HALr-DoL-
LARs.-- I" Observer" the Washington
correspondent Of the Philadelphia Led
ger, says; lliii'a8sa at.an H-b
81 have just seen the new gold dol.
lar piece sent down from the PhilAdel.
phia mint to the Hon. Geo. s. Houston,
Chairman Of the Committee Of WAYS
and Means. The coin consists Of 1
fat ring. on which there is superscrip-
I On, but no head, as the place for Put
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W - ,hssuIss 4 - We AZ ~, R.ll,A.-
e g - anssn n il,iurs. Ths fiisrisr /,
90 illis = e.u,.un II - uu-hs,, AShss
so az Puhks- K.uai.li.a q ~ Caisss,ii.. /.
n M.rsis Tlsosizinss To Mi~-, sss..u,s.y
ssd Ne Evsisas4s; hn1. Ma<sxss sad rs-;-
si~si TnEss~al Enss; n Hssesa.n u.
ik's A1isss ussorsss;ssJ Cs<-s nsm, r. r.
sssrs dtAs c1sesss~ ed Ednsd4lrsssr.
N xssszis< y pdssrd = s<~ Typ, -
makes ssiss good sPpsarscs. skAsssk - ~
sss slsasssAss spP~vs q - yp>gssyAir.l -
rssss.s~t. rs Psss b TO s-.n - Ssss,r
es'snn', rod 'hs Nsfxiais Hos zen vessssisa<J.
bring loo ennsrsetsd In De hsrk. Bsi ~ n~sssf
does eseda = ~ lass Al di-rsi.iasaisa e
sAeediiesss ssd uisk Euss ~~ss sspsS~ses Ia
The chair editorial ard diLisrps - q tke -
iefisis ~ sd vs4 ~hs<A sA<y have 4 hand
Ia shusda.rr, - - a ssis. skss ny win
make thrn n.saziss sua< an i.ssresias psbIi-
eziloc.v sIi--s- - = Go
IN additsa 10 The ias<iess nsssraly kk b ths !
Young n<a in.edia,ely engaged ID dis sssss- |
pri@. d-sp concern wiIl aI.s be - - - - !
my ek.sseser e ne Usiver;sy. - * psb-
Iiesiiss ~ilI he ssp<rssj 20 sustain. Evsy airs.d
4 ths l'siverisy en- ~ish Il entire .ss..,, ssa
ve hsPs : vilI sscrive ss-ssl pssssssos.
f. ----~----~----~-~ 1
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The u. S. Minister at Madrid-A
Washington correspondent states, on wha,
he says's good authority. tina, Mr.. BAR
ringer. our Minister Al Ma.irid, by his
earnes. application. obtained the release
Of the Cuban prisoners before any in
struction. from our government. RELAXING
TO Them reached him. So. also. the par
don and release of M. Thrasiler we're
obtained by Nc. Barringes before he re-
ceived line from Mr.. Webster on the
suhject. and before the arrival Of The spe-
cial be.rer Of dispatches seIaiing 10 il.
from the u. Sta 70. Mr.. Thrasher mag
be soon expected ia this country.
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Grohans's ngagaE1oe fss March
comes - " ri<Sly enhdEsAed. and esassiniss
iia Pssrs Of nss'er 10 ANAL print
sartaln's Magazine 81 Marrh l. al
50 before us. ~sh lis usual number q kauiiful
ensrasiass sai sas, quantity q reading mat
Der. Qss1ass t8Sa ssh 5 s.
The~ rival Publications are sss specimens
Of an. and shs enterprise Of their publishers hss
sseirsd . he, 81 osatdbuioss Sas each With has
given shsn very extensive and veII-dss<rved
Popaiari'y. P6es per annum -. Subscriptions
fss ether win be seerived at this Office, whess
specimen NUMBER can Be seen. 4,
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3 Il "
On Friday, Feb. IL, MI. vensble, from the
committee on the judiciary, to whom memorial
had been referred Psefsiriag charges against Hon.
John waltrous, United States Judge for the dis
trict Of Texas, said the committee were satisfied
that the matter should be farther investigated, and
therefore asked that resolution be adopted al.
,h.rixins them to send for persons aud papers:
which resolution Vas adopted. The HOUSE then
w.lt into committee an piva,s bills, and after.
wsrls adjourned to Monday.
ola Monday. Feb. 10, The whole day was
spent on hill regulating the mileage Of the del-
svste from Oregon. ISL SiaGHN 3d
On Tuesday,, the debate on the mileage Mll
was continued. The House refused to order It's
sngrossment, but the debate was continued on .
motion to reconsider. ih lid
On "Wednesday, petition was received from
Nj. GrinnaIl, Of New York, Offering bis vessels
and asking Congress to renew the search for Sir
John Fssnklin. fafsH
The Senate spent most Of the day in debating
the motion to print Kossuth's letter.
On Thursday the bill to grant the right Of way
and . portion Il the public dom,in to Missouri
to aid in the construction Of railroads in that
State, was discussed. w.
---s~---S~----S--
The N. G. University Magazine.
The fra numher Of this Magazine has been
reccised. Il is edited BY ! committee of six mem.
hers Of the Senior Class and ispubishcd mouth,
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BLANES fer Sale Il this Office.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-09-30
State of Ohio, Gallia county, SIS.

Pursuant to the command OF two exc
cution writs of Vendi Exponas and wriis
of Fl. ia. from the court of common pleas,
in and for The county Of Gallia, to me d.
rected, shall expose to public sale at the
courth house in Gallipolis, on the 25ih
day of Oct, A ID 1852, at one O'Clock
2. NJ, the following described property
to-wi:: The east half of the or Of
section 21, in Township Z, of Range l6,
containing eighty two acres and FIVE one
hundredths Of an acre, and also the n W qr
of The Or Of section 81. Town 7, o.
Range l6, all in the District of lands sub
iect 20 sale at Chillico:he, Ohio, situate
in the cnunty OF Galia, and State o.
Ohio. valued at $3.50. To be sold as the
property o. G. W Anderson, at the suit oi
Isabella Anderson, ct al.
Sept. %. 80. A. LOGUE, S G C..
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-09-30
State of Ohio, Gallia county. SIS.

Pursuant to the command of an order
of sale from the court of common pleas
in and for the county Of Gallia, to me di-
rected. shall expose to public sale at the
court house in Gallipolis, on the 25th day
Of Oct, A. ID. 1859, at one O'Clock p.
m, the following described property, to-
wit: situated in the northeast half of Sec
tion No. 26, Township No. 6, of Range
No. is, adjoining the town Of Adams
vile, and bounded as follows, to-wit: be-
ginning at the corner Of William NJ
Woods To-, and bounded on the north by
said lot, and the town plat aforesaid !;
thence west with the presen: State road
to the lands of Harrison Wood. on the
west by the lands Of the said Harrison
Wood, on the south BY the lands of Samuel
Watson, and on the east by the town of
Adamsville aforesaid, containing one hun
dred and thirty acres, more or less, being
the same premises conveyed by Adam
Rickabaugh to George W. Kelley. by
deed bearing date on the goth day of Au-
gust, A. ID. 1S42. To be sold as the pro-
perty of Isaiah Wood and George w.
Kelly, at the suit Of John eating.
Sept. %. '52. A. LOGUE. S G G.
Special Master Commissioner.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-09-30
PUTNAM HOUSE.
Proclamation.

NOTICE is hereby given to the quail.
In fed voters Of Gallia County, that a
general Election will be held, as re-
quired by law, on the 18th day of Octo-
Der, A. d. 1852, at the several places Of
holding Elections in said County, at
which time the following officers are to
be chosen. viz: One Judge for Supreme
Court; one member for Board Of Public
Works; one Representative to Congress-;
one County Auditor; one County Com
missioner; one County Surveyor. The
Townships of Ohio, Clay, GalIipolis and
Addison will elect one District Assessor.
The Townships of Springfield, Green,
Harrison and Guysn, will elect one Dis
trict Assessor. The Townships OF
Cheshire, Morgan and Huntington, will
elect one Distric; Assessor. The Town.
ships of Raccoon, Walnut, Perry, and
Greenfield, will elect one District As
SCISSOR. And the Trustees of the seve.
raj Townships in said County, are re-
quested 10 return the following number
of Jurors from their respective Town
ShipS, to.Wit: