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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1852-06-10

The Maysvdle Road,--Tho reader will no.
tice the advertisement for the sale of this
road. If the road sells, under the law, it
will prove of much greater benefit to the
community through which it passes, than at
present
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loot AND SHOE EsTABLISHMENT.

IN W0RK. son & WORK would rpsnert
~ w fully inform the citizens OF Fairfield
s%a- Aand the adjoining counties, that they arr, on
-. hand as usual, At their old stand one door
West OF Sloeum's Drug Store with large and
splendid assortment oil everything in their line
Their Spring purchases hayo boen selected with
care and are larger than usual, '.-'
LADIES! We haveta taken special cars II naking our
purchases so as to please you.
| We have little OF everything, from JENNY LIND
BusKIN down to the smallest childrens shoes.
We have also on hand and are prepared to maketo
order,
Gcntlemths BlsLia and Seamless CATERS, Con-.
gress Boots, Ss. We also have on hand Ladies Gum
4 Shoes
| FINDINGS. &e-We arc also prepared TO f,rnislv
ShoemakcrS and Finding Stores with Findings ofeyer
description, such as Kits, Pegs Boot-web6ng, Shoe
strings, Laces, &c: n
Solo Losther, Morocco bindings, &C., always on
hand. '-.
m addition to the work on hand, We ere preSssrej
a; heretofore to manufacture everything in olr line
Our own work needs recommendation wa hone
by proper Attenfionto our business to secure fair
share OF the public patronage as we wiifSfways be-
on hand to wait upon our customers and Dc orbest 10
please thom. 0i'ap
WANTED.-The subscribers will take'sSe or two
good and industrious boys to learn the Boft and Shoe
making Business WORK. son a WoPK
Lancaster. May 10, 1862
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Co-Partnership Notice.

MOTT L is hereby given that the subscribers have
~ thi! day ente ed into co.Pnrtnership, under the
firm of WllTfEJr. and JULIAN. for the purpose of
conducting general store and produce business.
THOMAS u. WHITE, Jr.
ISAAC w. JULIAN
Lancaster, NAV 10, 1854 3wdl02
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Whose sPoriye ganbos. various dances and extrsor.
dinory performances, exhibit almost superhuman sa.
gacity: and fall complement Of Drsmatists Panto.
rlimi,t, and Eluerrits will exhibit a,2&71P ~. a.
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A Valuable Farm Tor safe.

OFFER my farm at private sale, consisting of l62
acres Of choice land, situated in Bloom township,
Fairfield county, Ohio two miles east OF Ltho polls
and one mile south Of Jefferson l0O acres improved
land, under good icnca we'll watred; running water
al the year round in nearly all the fields spring
at the dwelling house that cannot be beat anvwhere
l6OaPple trees bearing the best fruit 20 peach trees
&c. Three dwelling houses ON the farm ami a verv
large barn. ! will take Sl5OJ in hand and for the
residue will give five years credit, in pavments-
well to call and sec il, John CRITES.
Nav 95, ~
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0TFifty-two cars in one train, left Cleve-
land on Thursday last, for the South. Three
locomotives were required to overcome the
grade in the city.
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WING CONVENTION. Massachusetts, which
was expected to be all for Webster, has sent
tho Scott delegates. New Jersey has sent
Sesp4 Scott delegates.
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City Real Estaie .CSt sale.

ME subscriber offers for sale the House and Lot,
i situatedupon Wheeling street, few days East
OF the residence of Dr. BprSter being part oil Lot
No. 6, in Square No 10. Th- House is a two.siory
frame and the Lot is 81 feet front. There is stable
& other Out houses cstern and WE'LL upon the pre-
misses. will also sell out lot OF acres, being
portion of ou.lo No o. situated atthe North end OF
Broad!streut, either in whole or in part.
The above property will be sold low and terms
made reasonable. SAMUEL SHERRlCk.
Lancaster, April 81, 1852 3m5l
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Estate of Job, Tyonro

NOTICE is hereby give that the Subscribers have
: been appointed ana qualified as ExecGtois of TIM
Estate Of JoHS HANNA. deceased, late of Greenfield
township, Fairfield county, Ohio.
THOMAS. HANNA,
JOSEPH. HANNA, @Tec1'ors'
Havensport, May i2i 1861 49,. Avg.
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From Boston,

BosroN, June 5-p. m.-Franklin Pierce
and Lady are at the fremont House. He
was greatly surprised on being informed of
his nomination. Hef leaves for Concord
Monday morning. Numerous calls and con-
gratulations bestowedupon him.
A dispatch from Concord says the nomin-
alton was received. Tumultuous Joy
Great salute fired. Bells ringing.
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Lewis Thompson,s E.tn,e.

.ON the 9rh day Of May, A. D. 1859, the Pro,a,o
OISSn Of Fairfield county, Ohio, declared tho
said Estate I" probably insoWent Creditors arc
therefore reluh-dto present their claim, against
the Esat', to the uudersignej for Ellnwan within
Sly months IRON thr time above mentioned OF they
will not be entitled to payment.
Dated this Goth day Of May, 1852
GEO. SANDERSoN,
Admir- de botis nor, with will annexed. 6w.
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OUR RAILROND.

FHNHE energy wi.h which this Irrat wo,A /. heinz
Il Tushi forward, Il equslied only by the inner.
lSne Il but In oidrT that there nav he no i'm.
potimen' in,its prcgress u almrartinl a funds
BE- supplied 70 pay ihs lalorcrs Many Of tho stocL.
holdcrs In old Fairied have ned paid ssagle install.
meut upon their stock, sBd fhay ere earnestly r..
luestcd 10 come to the sId iufHish tho need.
hl.
sry !, 1851: and by paying like lnstaimsni uf 10
PER ecn, every GO days thereafter the lat inAialmot
viii fall due Sept / I8'a the vtfy day hpoh whick
that part OF the Toad under coui uet is to 10 CON-
Pleted.
By reque't Joel RALTrAvCu, Tfeas
May % 1889
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By she Fast LINE Packet.
Spring AND SUMNER BoNNETS-Just receiv-
X ed, white colored lace and straw Bonnets
Ako-Black silk, Bonnet Ribbons, Blue Denims
and Palm leaf Hats, at HENLEY'S.
Lancaster, June |, 1854
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CO-Partnership.
VNHE undersigned has associated with him In bust
Il ness, in his establishment in the Southwest cor
ner of the Public Square, Lancaster, GEoRGE W.
WHITE. The business will hereafter be conduct
ed under the name & firm OF LYONS & WiLHiIE'
where nav be found at all times a vi ell selected
Stock of Family Groceries"
The establishment having tho advantage OF the
10 sell a. low as any house in Fairfield county
They solicta continuance Of past patronage, assnr
ing the public their object will DO TO render sststae
DIM JOHN LYONS.
APfH 10, 1852 lmd0mwoO
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Sale of the Zancsvi'le nnl M,ysylsIc
TurNpi,tn Nnal,

Sale OF the HnncSyiiie Hhl MtyEyl'ic
TurH?ilc Road.
R(URSUhNT h decree If To rou~t # common
pleas of Mus 'ngl;n co,rty. - the csyl cf hma,
Horton y3 the Z,nasy'lia ard MSys"iio Tu?nyilc
Road ro'lPsuy st tho Aprii Term. T. y. i@5i thereof
And ly virtue If an ord Of ssle thar-i in 10 mo Ii
rcctel Ay ast' court viii IN
Friday the i7'h dry ~ scn'cn,srr, 1852.
b.twcen the hours of 70 o'clock A. NJ end ! clock
?. NJ. q a,l day, nfor tho dor Of the co,rt house
10 the CITY Of Chiicple or for sale 10 tn, hi .hasl
bidder therefor tho Ian,ayillc "ii Ma ysvila Turn.
pike Road, ana sl tho property franchises AMI privl
le5eS belonging 10 tho said fo company.
Such sale will be conducted in ilrJo9ect', in ron.
iormitv To the provisions Of tho At Of the General
Assembly of the State Of Ohio. entitled "An Act Col
the sale Of tho Zanesvillo and Maygville Turnpike
and to Froyde fer the payment Of iis debts" msrcj
March "0ih, A. D. 1851. A. BASSET'r. Receiver
"a hc case IF Aans Rtrtoa rs hs Z4aespiHc aad
MayspiHe Turnpike Road company
Lancaster, juno | 1872. Gll
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Buffalo Market,

BUFFALO, June Flour very dull, sales
800 bbls choice Michigan in one lot at go J
700 bbls common Ohio at $500 3,62J.
Wheat, moderate milling demand bu
transactions restricted, buyers holding back
in view of free receipts. Only sales $500 bu
Wabash at764; 5000 buwhite Ohio at 81.
Corn dull at 45@464, with sales 5000 bu
at 464.
Canal freights steady at SO for flour, II
for corn to N. Y, 47@474 on flour, 10 on
corn to Albany.
WooL.---Thc Troy Wing, Of the 3lst ult.
says:---The demand here still continues from
the fact that all other markets are almost
entirely bare. Prices steady. Sales of the
wee k about 100000 lbs, from 22B to 45c.
the latter for some of the best Rensselaer,
county. None of the new clipping yet offer
ed here; butwe are authorized to state tha
some soto 100000 lbs. from Ohio will bt
received by the wool depot house in this city
within the next fifteen days. Stock on hanc
some $4,000 lbs, with general assortment
OF Fleece and Pulled.
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Ready Made Clothing,

For men AMI boys. as Well As large ,s,or.nsn, IS
Shirts, D!swor'. Cn4er shirts Crayas. Hsnd'fs' &c
Il must also be remarked that the report that
FRANK. who is SO we'll known for his fine fits and
5000 Sarfaln' iutendeao leave town. not and
ne YOU" assure his ircnds. his customers and tha
public generally that he will be ready 10 receive ali
those who may favor him with call
AIIo, at tho same plsce and At I'll times will bO
found fine lot of Jelrelry Notions agd CufLerv
Lancaster, april "a, 1852 G. SIMON 4 co.
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Express Packet IrOsn Lancaster
20 Columbus.
CANAL s9!''sSl,l.ss=FfsS s9''S,lss=sFssfssSS PACKET
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Lancaster. Juno [. 1879

1J~Gs2ete, Zan sville; Post, Somerset; Herald,
Circioylle Gazette, Chillicothc mtclligcncer West
Union; Eagle, Mavsve; publish ill day, charge ad.
vertisy and send copy oil paper to this Office.
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JOHNSON A CO.'S

"I,]' o"S'iidStsd tquestrIan. Dramatic,
olympic aud HihrionIe EstabII.hmrnr.
Organized and Pertosiod for the epsuip, un,,
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STER.

CAPTAIN PRITCHARD, will leave Lancaster
~ every Sunday. Tuesday and Thursday evenings
at o'clock p M and arrive at Columbus, in time to
take the Cincinnati or Cleveland train Of cars. Fare
$l26 The Lanca, ter is splendid boat, fitted up
pressly for this line with view 10 the comfort and
accommodation OF passengers.
Merchants and others having goods to forward either
way, can b. accommodated on reasonable terms.
lJFor passage, apply on board to the Captain,
June 4, 1862 tfll9
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A GREEABLY to the provisions tho oi Act" aboy
IN mentioned, tho creditors Of Tho sid Roal com
pany are hereby notified to present their claims Il
the undersigned within six months alter the Septem
her Term ofthe court of common pleas of Muskngun
county next ensuing. In default thereof all such debt
or demands will be forever excluded from paymcn
Cut If tho proceeds of the sale OF said Road.
~ ~ rp n.
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CLOTHING STORE,
CO.paTtnership.

HUE P'rtnership heretofore existing under tho
iIrm-pame OF FRANK CO., Clothing Merchants
was dissolved by mutual Consent on the first day ~
April The business will hereafter be Conducted I'M
der the fra name Of g. SIMON s. co, at The DIN
STAND, third door E1st IF the Hockine Iane,,
Bank, where may BE- found st all times f1e. lar~y
and well selected stock II A s.
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"lIH double troupe Of performer, rnals an,
w friiiale, selected from the cream Of ,h T,ron
can & American Amphhealres; an unriy.lsd ,uJ =
PERFORMING; HupSES
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-09-14

WoODvILLs MERcHASTs.-Our mer'
chants are the only ones in allthe south who
do no, advertise their goods. We can satisfy
them by figures that this is a loOsing policy
TO them, and does more than any thing else
TO drive trade to Neworleans. II the cOun'
Try people do no, know what our merchants
keep on hand, instead Of coming to town them
selves-Or Ioosing the time OF a negro ny sen
ding him-tO learnt certain things are here,
they send directly to Neworleans. We would
state that the Republican circulates nearly
500 copies weekly, in tAis cOnuty alone, thus
making it a vehicle to carry advertisements
into everu section Of the County. To merch-
ants who wish to advertise their fall goods, we
are prepared to make the most liberal terms.
Come and try us, gentlemen.
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YNhE subscriber respectfully announces to
H. the Ladies and Gentlemen Of Woodville,
and his friends in general, that he has just open.
ed at his store, on Commercial Row, a large
and elegant selection Of fancy and useful ar
ticles, among which, are the following.
Umbrellas, cotton and silk Gloves all kinds;
Riding-whips, and Walking-canes; Tooth bru-
shes, Pocket knives and Combs; Razors, Ra
zor-straps and Shaving soaps; Perfumery of
all kinds, colors and scents; Hair oil of the best
quality Soap, Starch, Indigo Candles, Sar.
dimes. HOLSTERS and Salmons; Preserves, Pick.
els, Currents and Citron; Olive oil Bay water
and Catsups; Pecons, Almonds and Brazilian
nuts; Filberts, English Walnuts, Oranges, APP
pies &c.
ALSO-The best Tobacco and Segars, will
always be kept on hand, together with every
other article usually kept in such establish
ments but which are now too numerous to men,
tiUn. W. A. HASSELL.
Woodville. February. llth, ls5l-ly.
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SAMUEL aELL. p. y. KEAnY.
SAMUEL BELL, in returning thanks
~ for past favors, begs leave TO inform
the public generally, that the business will
now be carried on at the old stand under the
name and firm OF 5. Bell 4 Co.. who, IN soil.
citing a share Of public patronage, are fully
determined that no exer,ions on their par,
shall be wanting TO merit the same.
Their stock Of Plantation and Dry Goods,
Hardware, Groceries. and Provisions, will be
carefully selected and cold at cheap rates for
Cash, or to punctual customers on the usual
time. All coitnn consigned b them for slip
msnt, and all freights tor storage, planters
may rely upon receiving their best attention.
s. BELL L. co.
Fort Adams, Jan. 81, i652-iy.
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Carriage 4 Wagen Making
AND REPAIRING.
~

THoMAS J. SMITH. thank mI for ~
~ mer patronage bestowed OF him inform
bis old friends and the public generally,
that he is now prepared 20 execute all
work in the above line Of Business on rea.
sonable terms. and guaranty that their work
shall be well and promptly done. We do
not promise to work cheaper than any body
else. but expect a fair remuneration for our
labor, wheno our work is honestly done. =
70 HIS Shop is opposite Eady's Con.
fecnouary, adjoining Lewis's Blacksmith
Shop
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ETTERS OF Administration having
aAbeen granted 10 the undersigned, by The
Honorable Probate Court. Of Wilkinson
county al ihe July term, thereof. 1852. on
the Estate Of VIM. III. SeIby. deceased.
. Notice. is hereby given 70 Nil persons in.
debted 10 said Estate 70 make immediate
p~ayment--ahd those having claims against
said Estate 10 present them. duly au,henti-
Gated within the time presented by law. or
they will be forever barred.
CARNOT POSEy. Admiaistyatoy
WoolViiie, Jsly rs, i~eJ2-2s-6w
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ETTR
IVA ma nIrasrd 10 announce th

give are pleased 10 announce the
arrival Of Col q. H. Gosdon-ouf delegate "a
the Baltimore Convention. The Col brings
good cheer foe the prospects Of Democracy
He has trsvsFssd nearly all the nOrhem states
and Canada-Gen, Scott isdown ever where
bet IN caanada-and he !. running like Wild
ere there. The following explains why
Though, Says Gen. Seott) opposed
TO Incorporating any district denSely
peopled with the Mexican race,T should
be most happy 10 (ratrOni=e rih Ou
northern and Northeastern neighbors.
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Fair and SOirec.

The Ladies of the Episcopal Church,
will hold a Fair aid give a Musical Sol
rec, in the Concert Hail, in Woodville, OH
the evening OF the 2Sth o. September nett.
The object of this Fair and soiree, is to
raise afund for the Fsrchase of the Rec.ory
adjoining the Church.
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Mrs. Mcguire.
L.. Il. MADDUX,
Ag3

Couch Makey and Repairey Bayou Sara.
HEEPS constantly on hand a full assort-
IA ofNEW BUGGiES, BAR0UGHES,
&C, and every variety Of HARNESS, which
he will sell as low as can be bought else
where. Also, all kinds of REPAIRING done
at the shortest notice and on the most reason
able terms.
10 Fitting up large Carriages, SO, and
Buggies, IS. All work must be contacted
for before commenced. Cash required for
repairs.
j2s-iy
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N-We are requested to state that a
BARBEcuE and Dance will be given in Done
gal on the i4th inst. The public is invited to
attend.
The Ladies are especially invited to attend
AS the Barbecue is gotten up expressly for
their amusement.
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0lcamecats.


For tNe f0nSt.
DONALDSON. BAYntf GOTTA. PLAQrE-
MINE. BATON ROUGE PORT HUDSON,
WATERLOO, BAY0C SARA. MORGAN
2iA, TUNicA, AND wlLLiAMSPORT.
'rHF Steamer O.. D WHITE, TEA
John c. Brady, Master, will
'eave New Orleans "a usual every Saiurda
e%renins, at o'clork. for the ahoT. places an
all intermediate hndings AMI ksyuu Sir
on Wednesdays. alter the Srnyal u. III. Cat,
lrrn WocdyilIe.
For freight or passage aPalv On haafI. 81 o,
J. H. MORRISON 4 60,
Oct. sS-ly. No. ! Fruss Irsrr
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ID. L. broom, M. ID.

ifeHLdI. oHTgeOa.
MAS permanently located sys-rzHA
IN himself in WoodviIle, and
is prepared to perform all opera. b
tons in DENTAL SURGERY, ina man.
ner. at least, not. inferior to anyin the South
Western States.
liis success for the last twelve years. In
this and the adjoining counties aud parishes,
IN the Plugging. Extracting and Insertion
of Teeth, from one to a. full set, both upon
pivot; by clasps, and atmospheric pressure,
has i,een such as 10 preclude the necessity
OF giving references, as il Is geuerahy known
that his Operations have stood che test ol
time, land not found wanting"
Those requiring his services, will find il
their advantage TO visit him 1T his office.
CONNECTED with his ~residenee.) on Main ST.,
nearly opposite Mr., Theuei's Hotel. rs the
light and convenience Of chair, aud The az.
enable him 10 perform operations more dur.
ably and with greater facility, thsp &C the
residences Of the patients. Time and ex.
pense will thereby be saved.
~ The disease of the teeth and mouth,
ave more influence on the digestive and
ther v~isceral organs, than persons are gener-
ally aware Of, and the timely application to
a Scientific Dental Surgeon, may often not
only save teeth supposed to be beyond cure,
but relieve diseases that medicine would no,
reach, on account of the irritation caused BY
them. :
Too much attention cannot be paid to the
timely care OF children shedding their milk
teeth, Temporary sei) as well as the regulation
of the second or permanent Ones, which are
liable TO grow crooked, or be 50 crowded as to
insure early decay, and the suffering and in.
convcnience ofmost Of the Dental operations
now necessary TO be performed.
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s. FRANK IL Co. have just opened a
magnificent assortment of Fancy FALL and
WINTER Goods. The attention Of the Ladies
is particularly directed to his card in this pa.
per.
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N. ORLEANS COTTON MARKET

EvENSNG-NCpt. 11M.
Ordinary, s1ae8 Good Mid, 10aiOl-4
Good, SedO0 Fair, &. l0aIl
Middling, Sl-4ass-4 Good and fine 90 90
Tobacco,-3-4c.
Flour-0hio 50 50; ST Louis 81 80.
Corn-6Oc i'm sacks.
0ats--'ndiana at 80, st Louis 34c.
Whiskey-Rectified 95c.
Pork-Mess, S22.
Lard--9 81.
CofFee--Rio 8 Ia.
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THE STATE OF Nissrssfppf.


Wilkinson CoCNTY.
Uy0 all Creditors cod other Persons in
tercsted IN the Estate Of Ezer 4
Woods. deceased. Greeting
fttU are herhy Cned, 10 he ard appeal
before the Probate G<a;I. IT wasinsoI
coaefy. at tho Conuhoaae thereof u the
sre MONDAY q bfy n,rf. Iheu and
thcre To SLOW cause. " any you eau, why
The Rerou Of Fnd Conrad, clerk e sand
Court. aud Commissioner Of Insolvency,
Of said Estate. shonld no, he allowed. anal
further to do aud suffer such things as shat
he considered and ordered by the couu
aforesaid, IN the premises.
.,.,,. WITNESS, the Honorable
& FRAScIs GmnARr. Judge ol
S.Ms the said Probate Court, at the
~ Courthouse ofsaid County. the
~ first Monday Of May, Eigh.
teen hundred aud fftytwo.
Issued this sth day of May, 1852,
FRED CONRAD, Clerk.
10 L. X. BARBER. Attorney.
mii-4wl9
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NOTICE.

4 ETTERS Testamentary, granted tc
m. p. Dickson, aud David Johns,
on the Estate OF VIM. t. Jones. deceased,
az the May Term. 1882, Of the Probate
Court, of Wilkinson county. Notice j.
hereby given to all persons indebted to said
estate to make immediate payment. and
those having claims to present them. with
in the time prescribed by law, OF they viii
be barred.
WIZ. p. DICKSON,
DAVID JOHNS Executors.
mli-6w19
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MANUFACTURED b. Messn. Hallest IA,
w Wis 4 Co Of every variety OF Style and
hnish, Of 6, 8 i+2 aud 7 octaveS rffA and
sritk0Hf iroa frames and finished with The
PNrucA of ERghsA actinnS We also mann.
factare the New circsisr Scais instrument
possessing many advantages one Of the most
prominent Of which Is iHeTngss Of poseer. We
likewise manufacture the PIccoL0 of BornafN
PIASo the actiOn Of which Is very pawctiOl
and elsseic, tbeing made after the principle OF
ERARp's eelehrated BoVuota PtASo1 The
langes being made Of Meta. instcai sf wool
places its durability beyond question. and IN
this respect as vel a. IN volaa.e and purity Of
tone, il Is superiot 10 anything Of the Kind
manufactured In this country. MeSSrs u, D.,
4 Co, have been awarded a number Of med.
ais and diplomas for their superior Pianos
These instruments are warranted to give sat.
i~sfaction in every particular. Orders prompt.
ly filled by D. L. PHARES.
WhitesviIle, Mi. June, 1881. s2yi (Ageni
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Robert Crawford,


Carpenler and 0nSe-jOiutr.
WOULD respectfully inform the Public
w that he has taken the shop formerly oc-
cupied by Mr.. John Lennex, deceased, where
he is prepared to do all work in the neatest
manner, aud nth the utmost dispatch. He is
also prepared to make draughts of buildings,
bridges, ETC., and will be happy to serve the
public in any capacity in his line.
Any work in Architecture, Carpenter, or
Cabinet, will be promptly attended to.
Feb. II, 1652--iy
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GT-See the advertisement ofthe new
and beautiful goods, by M. Simon, in another
place.
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Ut Extensive arrangements have
been made for the accommodation of all no
may visit the Donegal Barbecue today.