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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-12-02

U The approaching session o.
the Legislature Of Virginia will be
an important one. The Richmond
Wing says: "There will be grave
and most responsible questions OF in
ternal State policy before this body.
The different lines OF railroad i'm.
Provement, the system OF taxation,
State revenue, canal Improvements,
educational advancement. will all
claim the attention Of the Legisla-
ture. Much Of the future interests
o. the State will depend on the re-
suits OF this winters legislation"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-12-02

Rev. T. c. EA1on will peach the
funeral sermon Of JoHN BINe, de-
ceased, at the FreewilI B a aptist
church, in Cheshire township, on the
second Sunday in December.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-12-02

A@~E@~-@-
This unhappy man underwent The
extreme penalty OF the law in Gin
cinuati on Friday last, for the MUIR
der Of WIN. Clinch. Jsilously and
rum led him TO the commission OF
the murder. We copy the follow
ing account OF his execution from
the NonpareiI OF Saturday:
Up to a very late period, hope had
not abandoned him that the Gov
ernor would commute his sentence,
and that feeling which is an inherent
part of our nature, and without
which life in all IFS stages would be
indeed chaos, did not desert him
until nearly the last hour. When
however he fully understood that
his fate was sealed, notwithstanding
that he protested against the justice
of the sentence-alleging in the
most solemn manner that he had no
participation in the murder OF
Payne, for which he ayerred he
formerly unjustly suffered,-more.
over that he had no preconceived
idea OF killing Ciinch, but meeting
him at a time when la boring under
the excitement Of feelings outraged
in the tenderest point, maddened by
the sight of the author Of his mis-
fortunes, he committed the fatal
deed-and that under the mercilul
administration OF the law, a less
punishment than death might have
been awarded him.
At B P. NJ, She.iff Higdon
entered his apartment, and an
nounced TO him that his time had
come. Lecouni calmly seated him.
self in his chair, while the Sheriff
pinioned his arms and adjusted the
rope around his neck. He was then
led to the scaffold, which was en-
closed by temporary building, TO
exclude the gaze Of the multitude
who were assembled in the windows,
on house tops, and every available
position in the vicinity OF the Jail.
Lecount assembled the scaffoId with
a firm step, accompanied by the
Sheriff, turkeys of the Jail, and
several ministers. After prayer by
Rev. G. w. Maley, the death war
rant was read by Deputy Sheriff
Carson, after which was prayer by
Rev. Mr.. Emery. Lecount then
rose. and said, 81 wish everybody
well-have nothing against any per-
son. do not wish TO live, and will
be better off in a few mInutes."-
These words were spoken in a very
broken manner. After nodding TO
the Sheriff that he was ready, and
shaking hands with all on the scal-
fold, he stepped upon the trap, the
cap was pulled over his face, the
rope properly adjusted, the Sheriff
sprung the prop, and Lecount fell at
10 minutes past 3 o'clock. He
struggled a lew minutes, and all
was over. His body was cut down
in half an hour and placed in the
coffin. His friends took possession
Of it at 5 O'Clock. His dress was a
black frock coat, black pants, black
satin vest. black cravat and rolling
collar. The cap drawn over his face
was white with tassel on the end.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-12-02

UMENAGER, BLAcKFoRD & Co.,
have commenced right, as we under
stand it. Pongee handkerchiefs we
know they have-aD excellent arti.
cle-our thanks. A first stock ol
Goods all round.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-12-02

MARRIED-In Cheshire township,
on the 18th inst, by Aaron Rife. Esq
Mr.. JOHN MINK to Miss SAKAH J. Tip
TON, both Of Gallia county.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-12-02

Bosros, Mass, Nov. 26.-In the
House the Wings have a majority Of
nine over the Coalition and Demo.
Gratis. i-
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-12-02

The number of hogs raised in the
five States Of Ohio, Kentucky, IIli-
nois, Indiana, and Tennessee, during
the year 1850, estimated at over
twelve millions.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-12-02

A Washington correspondent Of
the N. Y Express, in giving the
probable complexion Of Pierce's Cab
met. makes Caleb Cushing. Sec'y Of
State. and g. B. olds. Postmaster
General. That will dol
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-12-02

TEE BUCKEYE BELLB.-The coroner's
jury in this csse,-after taking large
mass Of testimony, returned verdict
that the explosion "was caused by the
improper management of the I'd engi-
neer. Joseph Daniels, of Harmar." The
number Of killed and missing is thirty.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-12-02

We are judge of the peed so our
friend Maguet thought, and presented US
with pound plug, of a superior quality.
You who can't or won't quit the vile
practice, will find at L. P. Maguet's the
49,. .,..n,,F.cturad ,rt;cla NJ
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-12-02

LET's BUILD AN AcADEMY.-Those
who say so, will meet at the Lyceum
Hall, on Thursday night next. at
early candlelight, to talk over mat
ters and things.
Nov. 80, 1852.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-12-02

The Managers OF the New YoIk
Art Union announce that all Paint
ings in their hands, will be sold at
auction, on the 18th, 18th and l7lh
of December next.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-12-02

KossUTH has written letter to
the National Reform League of
England, wherein he admits that he
has no hopes of help from England.
His concluding words are singular:
"Sir, | have done with oratory.-
As to the present state OF European
democracy, say it is best not TO
talk much about II. There is no
good fowling by beating the drum"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-12-02

Preston, Wing, has been elected
member Of Congress fromsthe Louis
vile (Ky.) district by a large majori-
ty.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-12-02

The Washington Republic an
nounces that the Presidents Message
will be transmitted this year by
special messengers TO the principal
points OF the Union, in the same
manner as was pursued last year.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-12-02

Among the many evidences of re-
newed activity in the Iron Trade OF our
country, we may mention that the Mon
tour Works, at Danvile, Pa, have just
completed contract for twenty thou
sand tons with the Pennsylvania Central
road, at something over S55 per ton,
equal to cash. Ten thousand tons are
to be delivered this year. and ten thou
sand in 1858. The Mount Savage
Works, it is said, are also TO be put in
operation soon by Mr.. John F. Wins.
low, of Troy, N. Y. The New York
Tribune says that a purchase OF two
thousand tons of English rails was made
in that city, on Tuesday. by the Balti-
more and Ohio road at S57, so, equal TO
cash.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-12-02
LATER from CpIIfornin-ArrivaIo or the Pro
rrlP

New YORK. Nov. 81. P. M.-The
steamer Prometheus. with advices from
San Francisco to the Is. November, has
just arrived.
She brings the California mails, S9,-
644 500 in gold dust, and $50 passen-
gers. t--
The markets at San Francisco were
active. Flour had advanced, and S39
for Chilli and !S35 for American. Mess
and Clear Pork was selling at S52.-
Butter was selling at 39a42c.
The steamer S. s. Lewis from San
Juan arrived at San Francisco on the
30th October.
There was much animation in politics.
and the papers are filled with election
articles.
Coal has been found in Trinity coun-
ty, and Cotton of a superior quality has
been raised in San Joaquin county.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-12-02

The Jackson Monument at Wash
ington is finished. The Bronze
Equestrian Statue is mounted on lis
pedestal, and presents a fine appear
ance,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-12-02

Gen. Pierce will remain at Con-
cord, New Hampshire. till the first
OF February, when he will take up
his line Of march for Washington.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-12-02

"IOn." Of the Baltimore Sun, SAYS
the New York Slave Case will 60 TO
the U, S. Court, and it will reverse
the decision of Judge Paine.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-12-02
NOTICE.
Bently, Campbell T. Co., vs. Joseph
Briggs.
NOTICE.

In ATTACHMENT.
NOTICE is hereby given to an per.
lN sons interested that Benily, Camp
bell & Co., on the 9ad day Of October.
A. d 1859, sued out a writ Of attach.
ment from the Clerks Office Of the Court
Of Common Pleas, of the County Of
GalIia, in the State Of Ohio, against
Joseph Briggs, for the sum Of one hun
dred dollars damages; which writ has
been served and returned. Attest:
JOS. DROUILLARD, elk. i
ALoNzo cUsnINe, Atty for Plffs.
Dec. 2, 1852.-6w
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-12-02

The Albany Argus publishes the
official vote in each county Of New
York, from official returns; Pierce's
majority over Scott is 27,345.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-12-02

AYER's CHERRY PEcroRAL.-We call
attention to the advertisement Of this ar
ticle now in our paper, and at this sea-
son of the year when colds and coughs
are so prevalent, the information II con-
tsins will not be found unwelcome. The
eminent names. lent TO recommend it.
are conclusive proof Of its value. In
addition TO these we have been favored
with the perusal Of letters from many
distinguished individuals as well as hum
Bile sufferers who acknowledge their in
debtedness to this valuable medicine for
the recovery Of their health from painful
and dangerous diseases. 1t is at oEce
safe and pleasant 10 take, and is certain
ly very powerful 10 cure. Those afflic-
led with coughs. colds, asthma, bron>
chitis, hoarscness, or indeed any of the
various affections Of the lungs, will do
wei to try the Cherry Pectoral, and will
have no cause to regret the experiment.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-12-02

On the morning ofthe e5th inst, after
lingering Illness, Mr.. JAMES N. FOLEY,
aged -years.-W Western Bulletin.
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Gas triumphant
nE the century @ Vim be ssSdsa a. s ss
The second half The century viii commencing the
age destined not only 70 ght but 70 EsoA
world This commenced, and with Is now miro
Professor John e n salomon twenty close OBJ
principle condensation OF cabone acid avail
able as mechanic motor, has the ana &
oiiers dispose Of rights for the use efeoi 70 e
states goyernneni and 70 individuals OF 70 companies s hs
saving Of money and labor and Of human ss ana %
sure IL. speedy adoption 10 all places where steam power
Su and weight Ss steam Ia. pseudsd
This new motor may be applied 70 all purposes as popen
steamers with the expense less than
Sems .aa o o bulk saa saicn for the
power Of 300 tons OF the steam engine. s.
Ave (as horse power worins noticed
in @ From q the OF % s,s ss ~ s %
has received for his motor Of cabonc acid ~
were not long since given in Nonpars gsnte'an
has .s sSSs s her pa. q e. e. m
Sas w !. & ss s 1s
right abouface less time than required 70
Also rights for his Improved Spring saddle,o military and
purposes designed for the greatest possible comfort OF oo
Any regard invaluable inventions and
Of obtaining rights sc may be promptly o0ane6 EmDER
Attorney agent paen,ee 7 opposite Odd Fel
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Washington American Patriot, and aun Baltimore Ledger a
Commerce, scenldc Farmer Mechanic n
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Messenger Ponouh Enquirer Portland Journal and Argus
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Aa and eseaa ana
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o and forward bills with sGpy ' s spIoSs piSss r..en
Dec a5-eod3mif Washington, D. O.
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NEW Fashionable Tailoring Estabiishmsnt.-M +
have just opened their with
stock of goods for gntemens wear such
cloths vestngs, and furnishing goods generally
Army, navy marine and officers will find an sssort
epaule sashes sces, and such other
regulation OF their prescribe
experience Of in legitimate tailoring new and
please with the cash system 10
high prcesDare inducements Thai
offer and respectfully solicit patronage
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uOUsEk EEPING GOODs-sELLING OFF CHEAP
III TO MOVEWc would desire call the attention OF house
generally goeds which offering
at greatly reduced prices We have
a. Irish nen which we will sell at 25 cents pei
yard, put up in l2yard pieces
a5 do qualities heavy undressed from 3 to rs cents
and all cheap
100 linen table cloths yards by 2 which shall offer from
to-day Mt 81 25 These goods certainly very cheap,
and all who cloth OF the size should call and see
\
10 pieces heavy damask ranging from so
81 per yard, and all cheap
20 dozen damask napkins at vanous prices
25 piano and table cloth covers cheap
pieces cashmaret, plain
100 pieces Russian diapers Of all qualities
SO dozen towellngs, from 81 rs per dozen up
including all the most choice brands,
which promise sell az cheapy as they can bo
had In the country
Also on hand full fine goods,
very cheap In order 10 close them out before
moving
Domestcs and will be sold cheap they
bought North reasonable quantities. such as
cscoes cottons plaid domec cassDe fannes coored
ccoes every article in the dry goods ne which we
W. M. sHUsTER CO.,
Jan6-eod2w 7h street, near the Avenue
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VALUABLE business stand Rent I'm Washington
city and immediate scion given Of the three
in the building erecting the odesabhed sand at the
Of 9Th and Market Space They built IN the
modern style goods with lights
The by deep clear
% feet wide by 70 feet high II has
the clear and finished for sales ROOM well lighted BY
Market Space IL wde 81 feet deep, becomes
26 by ~ deep having skygh feet wide by y feet
long. room, wide
feet deep feet inches high There s communication nom
each with basement by The third
wide by 81 deep with skyght feet by feet in the
very large could be made by throwing
Each vault In the for
fuel
For apply the subscriber Potomac House, north
side Pennsylvania avenue, between Sd and AZ streets
Dec l3--TuIhSatu ANNE r. DERMOTT.
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CARD.-we, subscribers respectfully notify all
having that their respective bills viii be drawn
of the 2,th Of the month
In order continue the business prohb TO
that which most desirable
and Indeed this umcis the
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Dec o0-dlmif
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ExTENsivE SALE OF eRocERIEs, LIQUORS, &C., ny
IL ORDER OF THE OBrHAN5' COURT.-OA Monday morn
January 49, 10 O'clock ON the corner Of seventh
aud shall se the Joha a.
Donohoo, sting Of
Teas coffee Hour, sugars, naoiasses
Tobacea, eigaTs, snun, soap, candles atH tF
Oil, Spices inaekere, herring, brooms
Mats, woodenwa crockery, and glass
sonoware, scales, weights, measures
Lamps store fixtures, &c.
Also we'll choice liquors. In ousn-
y ff.s .s.. .rs@
The stock embraces
goods worthy the attention OF the trade and house
NJ b. Upwards Of 81 900 purchased
deceased a previous
Terms So and under, $50
S00 four, and credit
endorsed, bearing interest. 1Ef# kt9
DYER Il MCGUIRE,
Jan lid Auctoneers
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HE subscriber thankful patronage with which he has been
favored from ess than neen 5tates and nom families hold
The highest positions country, respectfully that
ne ss entered on the fourth OF his service n u city hs
sxhteemh OF lus expeence) as instructor OF youti.
His Private Fay Boarding School for the education Of young
ladies' Ia all the solid and branches required Ia
American female pupils
c advantages domestic comfort and horosgh hsuacuon,
be attained In larger schooln
Tho language family and the school French,
under the Instruction French lady educated for he profession
Posts.
r.. w. CUsHMAN, A. NJ,
Indiana avenue, City Hall.
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LAW AND AGENCY NOTICE.
WorthinQtOn q. Snethen

CONTINUES practise the Supreme Cont to attend 10
claims and settle accounts
homo and abroad obtain pensions
and bounty debts dividends, egacies and nhe
In any counes
and stocks and bond and mort
and OF loans, lands and
patent rights n any State of the Union
paid California landuue cases coming up
10 the United states Supreme Court appeal .
prepaid addressed 10 w. c. snhen Carroll
Place Capitol Hl Washington, ID. Co. will meet with prompt at
,en,on Oct 2s-dly
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$4,000 10 Let.

DERSONS needing periods OF time
obtain from thousand dollars calling
the subscriber prepared give satisfactory security By endorse
nond, coiat raj deposite-he latter preferred.
many articles dispose much better than
money embraced in well
eccd groceries, wnes aud qnorssuch Welchs frat
premium family -four, Cssett family -FOUR and hne
priced bnnds
Jelly superior figs superior
hrkin and expressly for family New York, Pennsy
Maryland buckwheat Hcidsieck other
superior Champgne very superior old brandy and whskey
Scotch ale and London porter superior old Irish whskey and
Holland importation
superior Saines lower than usual prices Together with fine
all the uxues well life pertain
grocery which dispose
tho reasonable and which invite the attention
house keepers aud others.
JOSEPH WIySATT,
Dealer In groceries, wines, teas, and liquors.
Corner Pennsylvania and 18Th street.
l5-eo3s
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SILKs sILKsWe have In store the richest stock In Adrs
u dress good house in the
Try will until the close Of the season. offer
s''' CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co
Jan i0-3aw2w
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&E ss;:s7Ea
Halsianorc and Warrington Rsilroad-ChanSc or
Hours.
Monday, December st the trains between
u washington and Baltimore will be as follows;
Leave Washington at 6 and 81, IN, u, M, and
Leave Baltimore at 0 and 81, and aud u, p IN,
The from Washington and the fourth from Balti
with train TO and from Philadelphia
T. H. PARSONS, +
Nov 29-dn Agent
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S4ONOU ssRNEs MrrcaEIf intending ehans, in th,i

@ an OQ0 WORTH OF dry goods At prime cost
o4UUUU BARNES MITCHELL intending change In ih,ir
public hat and aner d,
they will article their house n hrst cost 1har
well assorted with goods, thy
purchasers that they have opportunity OF SET
bef0e
Many will be sold Al sacrhcs Their
probably the largest In the District and con
fashionable and desirable styles OF the
would invite particular attention TO their heavy stock
silks san- yelye, cashmeres kc which must DC reoucea
Also menos popn mousseines black and coood Alpaca
bombasns lace caPcs French worked collars inside hans
and muslin sleeves, cambnc edgns- and insengs
fancy silk neck ties -carf nbands white Can
bswls long Cashmere shaws bay STATE and mee,
do Tareton cooed usonsi pink, blue, and white
grapes coored or evening dresses domestic
goods description linen sbeetng linen table daask a.
ape cloths casimees and vcsngs OF every do
scrpon velvet BRUSSELS, hreep, and ingram carpets rug,
door oicohs, blankets, quilts sc.
They inform their friends and patrons
that selling shall certainly do, must be for
their books will be closed until the contemplated
change takes place. due notice Of which will be given
| Between 9th and 9th streets, Penn. Avenue.
Jan l4--3sw3wif
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Nsw York. Hapans, HsW Orleans, Kingston, and cAagre'
The splendid feet Of steamers belonging TO this
company continue conneIion with The
<6EI~ steamers Pacific Mail Steamship Company
= between pors above named carrying the United
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VIRGINIA Locomotive and Car Works, Wolfe stree.
and Potomac Alexandria, virgina-smiih Perkins,
locomotive engines and tenders, marine
stationary engines boilers chilled wheels and nxas
chilled and wrought spe, machinery and castings gen
orally.
undersigned having extensive Shops and
machinery and TOOLS prepared
engines and machinery Of all knds,
"iD1''p''eA' - - - r. C. SMITH,
Late OF tbs Alexandria Iron Works.
THATCHER PERKINS,
Late Machinery the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Aug20-dly
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IN PURSUANCE OF Order OF the Orphans Court
city, the last will and
OF Edward Mahews, OF Baltimore city, and which
admitted probate oath OF December 1888, there
the following tem designated the third item OF said last will and
Item al bequeath my estate. my widows
death divided equal 10 three Of
children, their heirs three
three Of Grandfather Matthew's grandchildren their heirs
that dnterested OF Lancawan,
Wales Of bequerl
above children, wealthy, and
need request that the OF relations
either side shall have IT,"
said further warning
persons provision OF sp
person. before the July 1854
provision,
ana abide such the said orphans take in the
JOSEPH FIcKLIN,
Administrator de- bon non, with the viii annexed, Of
Dec 27--Ian6m Edward Matthew'S
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EOR sALETha beautiful oommodious cottage built residence
18th, and Boundary streets, containing le1
square being No. 40 and just hnshed
sale. has nine apartments with hreefold
smoke wood and caage houses, with
stabns horses and Of excellent water IN the
yard. trA se -. -
rapidly improving nerhbohood, and enjoys the double advan
taQo o a and country residence.
minute description ofthe surrounding beautiful vicinity, highly
deemed unnecessary fef-
sops wishing 70 call examine for
United States. Inquire OF H. JoHssos, on The
premises
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UIrE editions Of American. English. and French
all OF the esteemed and staple value
among the historians poeu essays and beessre
winters generally Of each language books Of permanent WORTH
osng fnnke othe) nothing Of their value by the OF
bookstore Of the undersigned In great
ry editions whether American imported
by and France. They win be found om
,s pocket writing desk, 70 full library s,e,
many OF richly library calf
and reasonable prices in every e,ss
Dec Is FkANCk IAfLoH