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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-30

~ Wa; our friend Jesse Nj. Harrison. NOM
mated by the Wing Convention, for the State
Senate, on the ground that he was good at
ketching timber s,eaiers,
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Gen. Pierce was speaker of the N.
Hampshire house OF representatives when q
years Of age
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Er The pews in the Cathedral will be rented to the
highest bidder for six months. Saturday next, July
ard, at 10 o'clock NJ. The payments be made in
cash, payable the day of sale, without exception
June %, 1852.
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VI n. Azwti.ia : CO.

" ii. - " l.is;s Z I.;.-
WHOLESALE AMI RETAIL. nEsFER Is FOR
EiGN AND DOMES1 &c GOODS,
q, the OLE stand, y7!aia street, La5rqas.
T AN prepared to furnish country merchants and
I the pub!ie generally with goods on as reasonable
terms ae AM house ~ sNiscity.
We Are constantly receiving trecf from the manufsc
every article of merchandise usually et
Oh in this country, which Will be sold d: very
sdrsne. ca-i. or exchanged 'ax souEEry protcco.
The biahesI ia9fet price viii a.. vines &c paid
ne pr,tic,; % the cta.I.trI in cs:h
EII,u;u,, My :, .s5l~
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wv y. EGsNNRRN

w. l.. JOHNSON.
AUG TION ard COMMISSION MERCHANT,
at ~ 81 Main street, Dubuque Iowa, will attend to the
selling of Real personal property at Public Auction
Having been engaged in the Mercantile and Auction
business for the last Nineteen yeLS. in Dubuqus,
feels confident that any busness-entisted 10 his care
viii be done up satisfactorily, am also agent ter several
Fire. Marine aud Life Insurance Companies.
Dubuque June 18th. 1852. III W Il.
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Watches, Jcwelry q Silver Ware.
d. CARSON & CO.,

MAIN ST., Near the NAPLES House, Dubuquc,)
CIvE NOTICE TO the citizens of the city and country
NJ generally, that have established ourselves here
for the purpose of carrying the wery Business in all
its branches. BY arrang ments with the Eastern
Manufactures Of getting Goods from first hands, we are
prepared make the interest of all who may wish
To Make their Purchases of IlS.
silver Wave the pride of business, and de-
termned to keep the reputation Of selling all silver
equal to dollars, and that is our warranted standard We
have hand
Gold Watches by Cooper Howard Yates, Tobias John
son, Busby, and others.
Gold Patent Lever Watches, full jeweed.
Gold Patent Lever Watches, .or Ladies.
Gold and Silver Watches Of all kinds.
Gold Iockets with double Glasses
Plated do like Watches, open both Sides
Silver spoons, Knives, Forks, Ladies' sugar Sers, nap
kin Rigs, &c.
Silver plated Spoons Forks, Knives Casors Cake Bas
kets Fruit stands Salt stands, Candle sticks all of the
very best
We have large variety of Miscellaneous Goods among
which Gold Chains Seal Keys Ear and Finger Rings
Gold Thmbes, silver do, silver and other Gard cases,
| Portmonies, Cuff Pins, Gold Pens, Pencils Diamond
Rings, Music Boxes, Tooth Brushes, Steel and Gilt
chains, &C., &c.
| sPECTACLES,
of all kinds and Glasses reset TO suit every defect
| of sight.
A large variety of CLOCKS constantly receiving, and
| sold wholesale aid retail
" Watches carefully repaired and warranied also
all kinds Of Job Work done with ncaness and dispatch
Terms moderate. We pay cash for old silver and Cali
/ fornia gold June 25-dwly
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Wrekly Grprrss,
WEDNESDAY MORNING. ....... JUNE, 30.

New EsrAHLisHNEsr.-D. Carson g. Co
have recently opened a fine assortment of Jew
elry and fancy ware, above the NAPLES House
Those gentlemen have permanently establish
ed their Business in this place and would be
thankful for a liberal portion of the public pat
ronage. Their advertisement will be found in
an other column
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p ~ Al'asHtS q 6 eees
WHOLESALE AND RETAIB

WHOLESALE AND RETAIB
wv "a ES re- EE CDGGE
UNDER TIE H.4PLES HOUSE.
WE WOULD beg leave to say thatI am row prepared
furnish any quantity and qualify Of goods, cies
cripton a, Hac:ess,. or Psrsi.
have hand $4,000 wortl of
Ery Goods asssi Closlaffsg.
Dcos Shoes hats ard caps 50 hd sugar, 80 barrels
!asses, $50 bags coffee, 500 bags salt, al kinds
GROCERIES,
100 boxes Of fresh teas direct from tire east, ne tapestry
lRgrsn threeply and Br'sseis ca~PetiGg window cr.--
ers, from cellar u garnet
Having spent all the summer in the cast. selecting my
goods wherever could find them cheap, able give
better bargains than have complete assortment
of everything, beth English French and American
TO FsSS fhHEEe.
prepared 10 furnish the Ladies of Iowa, Illinois and Ea
sPLENDID ASSORTMENT or GOODS
ever offered for sale IN the tT-eat.
CARPETS.
ingram, ,reepy ard BRUSSELS ofrhe laes
ust from the factories; drueges and tabicco'ea.
'''''" '''' -l''' SHAwLs. &c,
A large stock o: shawls from 81 aato sic Fashionable
bonnets, of the very est material II made oror by
variety Of ios' sivelvt cots and fancy silk
Nantes and VI nias.
LADIES' MUFFS
Inc pest assofn en- ever brought 10 the CO rom foc
to $i2.
DRESS GOODS.
French English ard German ncrnocs, from dc TO 81 50
per yard muslin 'aines, Of very rich styles from 5c
70 81 Is; aso casimers, apaccas and prints OF every
quality.
LAMPS.
My Lamp ana Grarda!e Department is ret cguallsd in
iowa. every sly le ard quality. and warranted
SILVER PLATE.
Tea, dessertand tablespoons forks, &c., Of tho bef cuai
ity, and warranted
a rich article of Window Curtains, something and
very beautiful
LookingGiass"s, extra large sizes and very clear.
a beautiful assortment Of VAL and WINDOW EsFtr,
beth French and American.
Ladies' Shoes, Of the latest quality of Paieipha faT
uactur which is understood he tie best in tie Unit,
States; also Children's and Misses. in edles9 varict
Fancy Goods of every description style aud quality;
trimmings etc, and acnear!y every thing
ted.
shall be happy to have the pleasure of Showing r,y
goods 70 the Ladies, al all times; and wcHiC respectfully
say the married Ladies' WHO will furnish tLsz hon
with the and cheapest styles OF good, give
CALI and toycn Who expect 70 be married soon, new
Is the time 10 nalis good seiecticr
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aEEE EsOTEEI.
CORNER Of FOURTH AND MAIN srprFrs,

C0NNEa Of FOURTH ANn MIN afREsT9,
DEBUQ:E, IOWA.
$50, THIS well known hotel, formerly occupied
Eii..i by A. II. Miller, has been leased for a az
Eiiii years. by tho subscribers, and thoroughly
A..a- waited and newly furnished. is open for tie
recctio of the travelling community and public gene
raN The proprieors having had an extensive cNper'
enc in this b confidently atter themselve9 thar
tey can give entire satisfaction all who may favor them
with call
This hotel s situated high healthy, central and
convenient part of the City, and directly thn street
leading 10 the :tesmhnat landing and Immediately in the
centre the business of the city The best of
bling attached the house, where atimes he had
Carriages, Busses Horses, etc., the reasonable
We have also established extensive Reading Room
where have file The Papers tfo!, all parts Of
Cnited States, furnished with tie 'iatcst nows'' from
every quarter OF the Globe.
Passengers and baggage convey TO md from the boa
free of Charge. {. c. HEWITT.
Dec lily
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Mount Pleasant. Ca Ss.s7iVan's
addition 10 EuDuGl,p.

AIR. NJ. J. SULLIVAN, has lain eff his healthy and
Iva Picturesque Tract Lard on The nit, the
Residence OF Hon. so. ". JoSEs into lots Of ON e
HALF to THREE QUARTERS Of an ACRE each,
with eight streets from forty siyty-ive feet wide
The situation commands delightful view ct the sur
rounding country, and far renewed from tic nias-
matte influences of the river that Doctors visits will be
y few and FAR bCweor.' There are two never failing
prings the Plat, and good well wafer he had
any Lot at depth of Fifteen Feet Several lots
and they designed for the suburban residences o.
respectable persnns only il is nfed that appca
ton be made soon 70 CFIAS. COOKERY, Agent.
N. b. Plat showing tho number and contents OF each
lot may be al the Agents office. June T-dif
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MAIN TT. DUBUQUE IOWA.

C7LoUR-superIne and Extra Family, kept constantly
hand The regular market prices, and delivered
free charge This -four good, made the
finest quality wheat. II il should prove So the
-four can be returned at my expense, and the money
unded may eSl q. K. WEST.
LARGE lot of bronnis hand and will he sold
N cheap by the doz-call at VESTS
VTNCURRENT NONE ! boucl lat hestratcs iy
u Oct3dwy COOK. SARGENT & co.
CANDLES for sale cheap by the box by
NEW bal,s Curry hagso gu hard and for sale by
n G r WEST
CPERM star and tallow candles for sale bv
y e Z WEST
nCIN pitch and rosin Crime article on baud and fer
Osa'c by G WEST
= OBoXEs and ha'boxes offrosh raisins just ceyed
COand for sale by G EST
FINE lot cfn"zv prime Datey ana Figs received and
n for sale cheaphy WEST
aHOBnI.S of good Winter Apples at the Warehouse
~OOoH the Levre by G WEST
~ n RBIs of Cranheyres in good order sale my
1 w Warehouse on the Landing G WEST
nSacKSs ofdrisd Arrlcs and Peaches good article
.jO received and for sale by g X WEST
u tLTIMoRB OYSTERS fresh in cans, and srrdin"S
ID for sale by G L WEST
NEW chests of fr sl Teas superior article for sale by
e GR WEST
CHOICE article 81 sugar, coffee, noasses and totac
L for sale by the Dbl box, sack and lib by G " EST
NEW rails tubs and chuns, good article on hand
4 and for sale !'y & WEST
IN ASTERN NAT!S-A few kegs of all sizes, for sale
IL atmy Warehouse On the landing At nn!'nGnc
NAV % C. T.. WEST.
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will ssh Land Warrant CT all sizes to Eetc.e
af the lowest Whosale cash pric E.
We VIII also locate warrants terms favorable a
any in the market.
Dealers in town or in the country supp cd On Tie M
ih"ra terms.
We also have several FARMS, with ar without i'm
pTovencnts, for sale in Dubuqus and TIE adjoining
counties.
AElettcrs post paid, promptly attended To, and nfrt
ton given tree OF charge.
% oico mp stairs opposite the Bank, Vain street
Dubuque, iowa. CLARK & Bliss Eli.
Nav 25th. lsal-iNY
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THOMPSON g. BORLAED.

HAS lust received from the city OF New York, their
New and L Stock OF
summer Goods
Consisting Of French Cloths, Cassimeres Toe Skin and
also variety of American, Scotch and Fancy CaSsi-
meres Our assortmentof VEsT:NGs consist OF fRE~cH
SILK Patterns. WHITE and FANcy Marseiies; all OF
which win furnish as low as any such Merchandise
and Workm hip he sold in the United States we
have also on hand beautiful assortment Of the best
trimmings.
OGK CUTTING DEPARTMENT.
This department shall be conducted with hntirng per
sona exertion in order that may give TO those VINO
may favor us with their patronage. Garments unequa.
cd for beauty fit, workmanship, taste and fashion,
MANUFACTURING DEPARTMENT.
In this Department shall continue to give TIE strict
est attention to superior trimmings elegant and firm
workmanship, which is the best means to secure The pub
lie patronage.
GENTLEMEN
Furnishing their material. can have them m7nutac
.tred at this establishment with and promptness
ar Our Business will entirely lie confined 10 ordered
trade.
NOTICE.
TWO COAT MAKERS wanted Memo but first rate
worxmen need apply, and the highest city prices paid
may 2l-dwly
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STATE OF IOWA,
Jones County,
TO Jonathan gEaTt:

g IE:YCu hereby notified thsttera is flo
- in the Office of the CLERK Of the District CoUrt H. Jones
county iowa. a uetitiUn Of AIfr, " Darling, Admin
istratnr of Isaac Ever deceased, claiming oi yen Er
ty Dollars, money due promissory note and tho
foreclosure of mortgage given on the onthwes guar"
OF the south east quarter Of section Nc. Eet HE,
township No eghty-s NORTH of Range No. three, y st
of the fifth ~. tanning forty acres to tho
payment of said note and that unless YOU appear and
answer thereto before the !6rh day Of Api,a
1852, Judgment win he rendered against you thereon.
J. a. SECPESr. Cerl; OK said our.-
kIamC,3, March 25ti, 1852 wy.
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y,OKK REEF. and IARD--A Good rticl". and fos
sale ly the barre! pound. at M N,reiloM.c on
The laud:rr Also choice LOT NJ Rscaf Hams Sfdas
Shoulders, tad warfaA, 4 good by ! -
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Dubuque County.
To Kinney Ell or.

n original notice having reen returned sNot found"
"A by tie S'erlf If Dubuque cCunty, hereby
notified that there il now file in tc flee Of the clerk
OF the District court in DbuTue county, petition 1f
Jacob Miller, asking judgment If voIce, aid thatihs
b. nds OF natr monY existing VOC ard EiIl
may he dissolved and setting forth fer caIst, whit de-
sertion and absence fer than the space % year;
and tunoss you appear and answ orcto, % ,e
fore the tenth day OF MAY nsX, before said court, JUDI
mont will be rendered AGAINST ynu as as! 4 ff with
IEMPSTfAD 81 Bi-R T, Afr g FOR p.t'fl
Dubuque, march 81, 1852. w4w+
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Notice to City Tax Payers.

TINE Tax Books in the hands of the Collector
n. C. PIERCE, and he will commence the duties Of
this Off ce to-day.
Let every Tax Payer walk up to the Captains Office and
settle. Office at the old stand of Masc Morrison.
Dubuque Jnne 27-dtf II. Z. PIERCE, Col'r.
TIME Copartnership If the undersigned under the
style Of H. A. Wse & Co. is this day dissolved By
written agreement.
All the notes and accounts - the credit of the SAID
Firm must be paid to IL. A. Wiltse to whom they legally
belong and by whom all demands against said firm will
h, paid upon presentation. ii. A. WILTSE.
Dubuque June 25tiI, 1852. VIM. Y LOWELL.
The Agency business will be continued by
II. A. WILTSE.
Office in Globe Building, adjoining the Office
of Plat Smith Esq. [June 27,-d3t Wit
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Mn. S'Ms.-Decr Sir have used the sample Of min
era paint You LETT with me, and consider your plan T
grinding it in oil decided Improvements | an sti.l n
oiuion that WILL III great me't.ute, take The Place
lead Easmuch at its natural qualities not DESTROYED
by chemical process like hat Of lead and fer
sons, viz: Durability and chcarncss it will be long
before discerning community will fully appreri-
ate its qualities For more than twenty years have
been engaged in the painting business and with
theory has been reduced to practice. II be used
advantage in the following VIZ: Notwithstanding fenc-
ing, wagons, p0uehs castings iron ratings. hurricane
decks OF ats and thmneys and in nnumcrabe instan-
ces il will be found invaluable fny judgment is worth
anything say it every where. where dark color
will answer. fcurs respectfully,
JAMES X. HAMILTON,
Pitt sbCrgI, Juv & 1851. Third street
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PiTTsDU EGrr. July 9, 1871
This is TO Certify thar have tried the mineral paint
discovered and manufactured by Mr.. Sims and that
consider il SUPERIOR far Judgment gees
either mineral paint in the market and that lis colors
ground in oil, will be found be very Superior
article. JAMES THOMPSON,
JAMES MERCER,
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Land Warrants.

Msxican Warrants for leo Acres, Cash sl35alf0
do DO ON one years tiine 2I0
AssigDable Warrants for IGo Acres, Cash $l35al40
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AEMIsJs1 RATION NOTICE.
administrators Notice.
TO THE PUBLIC.

I'HE undersigned. aSsIgneeoi H. c. Grrtrei offers for
SALE tor cash. prices, tie entr stock Of cnns4
wares AID mefciana!s in the stars-ro"In ta.f-
occupied by said Gartrei Country and City Merchants
and others may fnd il ticir interest u examine this
stock before purchasing cistw II consists nf lie
Hoty usually Kept III Ire mercantile houses Gf tbs rity
Come one Come air. Do not neglect yacr own in
teresis. EI,N. NJ. SAAUElS
UubTqne, Fec, II, lG5s,-:f Assignee.
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This is to certify thar the walls and window frames Of
the -. Charles itc have en- painted with Mr. Sims
Fire Proof Mineral Paint, months since and
cave no hesitation in ing that il is very suncrir
iicle for that purpose. u. Il. MILLER.
FrTrsbURGH, July 81, 1852.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1852-05-20
NEW CHEAP CASH STORE,

HE undersigned would respectfully inform the public
old and we'll known stand formerly occupied on
lower side of the Public Square, which
NEW STORE comprising general assortment of
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Groceries Hrdqre Queencar
Shoes Hats, Caps. Bonnets DC.
which will be sold exclusively for CASH. find from
Goods really Strictly adeng
will sell articles much lower than they been heretofore
sold n this county.
Having the last been engaged Salesman of the lar
JObbng and Importing Houses Philadelphia advantages
the purchase and selection of Goods and strictly believing
adage that "oo well bought half sod shall make every
The selection Stock please the public both regard price, quality
and sve
will particular and keep much
FANCY DRY GOODS Ladies Genemens
espey than has heretofore been this place. comprising every
Of Dress, both useful and ornamental.
satisfied that Goods be sold much cheaper than they have
this place. and all from
fact.
Gallpois, March 18, l952.-6m F. CAREL, JR.
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Great Hippodrome.

TTHIS Stupendous Establishment or
ganized at an expense Of FIFTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS, numbering
over Two Hundred Men and Horses,
and being the first effort ever made to
introduce the sports of the GENUINE
HlPoODROME in this country, will be
opened at GALLIPOLIS. FRIDAY,
JUNE 11th, 1852, afternoon and eve-
ming.
Among the truly magnificent Pageants
presented, may be enumerated the grand
scena of the Bedouins of the Desert;
The games of the Curriculum; The
Tournament; Feats of the Gymnasium;
Olympic Sports; Acrobatics; Terpsicho-
rea.
The performance of the celebrated
CREOLE BALLET TROUPE, num-
bering over forty members, with all the
gems of the modern Circus, by artists of
superior merit in every instance, and in
some cases, by those who have out
stripped all rivalry.
The spectacle is accompanied and
enllVened by strains OF choicest music
by e DOUBLE BRAsS BAND.
The IMMENSE PAVILION will
hold comfortably 10000 Persons, and is
provided with every convenience of
seats, so arranged, that fatigue cannot
occur while Witnessing the performance.
@The daylight Performance will
invariably commence precisely at o.
clock.
EEvening Performance at II o.
clock.
In consequence of the great expenses
of the establishment, the prices of ad-
mission must invariably be SO cts; chill
dren half price; colored pit 95 cts.
FTickets may be procured on board
Of the boat, Immediately after IFS land
ing.
@All bills must be presented for
payment at the Office on board.
6FFor particulars, see Pamphlets,
Posters, etc.
c. H. CASTLE, Agent.
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DUFF, principal, "Norh
Steamboat Professor Book KEEPING and commercial
I'D WILLIAMS Professor of Commercial and Ornamental PENMANsHP
N HATCH Esq. of the Bar Professor of
CHARLES BARTBERGER Architect of ST. au Cathedral Professor Of
Architectural Mechanical and Landscape DRAWING With several abe
in the Bookkeeping department
twill be found reference of Merchants Bankers that
practical
evong his whole talents and about eighteen Tin keep
published by York. sanctioned by the American
and Chamber of Commerce of that the complete work
the
Mr. Williams penmanhp having taken the
last annual Fairs both Allegheny and Cincinnati ne admitted
be the best Penman IN the
Persons drous being thoroughly and practically qualified for business
obvious
business having confidence of keeping
but those who have themselves kept books.
The Ladies under r Williams, and
ganly furnished private Paror with
GCcuars mailed the application
Mr.. Duff the College. March is, 1S59-y
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AdministratOr's sale.

DY virtue Of an order of the court of
ID Common Pleas of the county of Gal
liza, Ohio, made at the March term there
Of, Al. 1852, ! will offer for sale at the
door of the Court House, in Gallipolis,
on the 31st day of May, A. D. 1859, at
one o'c ock D. N, Of said day. the follow.
ing rea estate, situate in said county of
Gallia, and Stale of Ohio, and bounded
and described as follows, to-wit: Begin
aing sixteen chains north Of the southeast cor
ner Of the northeast quarter OF Seetlon. No
eleven, in Township No. six, Of Range No. SIX
teen, OF the District Of lands subject 10 sale at
CbilIicothe. Ohio. at stake running thence
north TO the northeast corner Of said quarter
Section; theree west forty chains to the nortn-
west corner Of said quarter Seetioni thence
south twenty four chains and ninety links 10
n stake in the west line Of said quarter Section
thence east forty chains TO the place oil begin
ming. containing ninety-nine acres ana SIX
tenths Of an acre, more or less. Subject tu
the dower estate of Maria SkirvIn as heretofore
assigned in said premises. Said premises to be
sold as the property of Nathan Skirvin late ol
soid county Of Galiia. deceased. Terms: One.
third c.sh iu hand, one third IN six months, and
the residue in one year with interest from the
dav of sale, to be secured by mortgage on the
premises. Appraised subject to said dover a
$1,000. =
NATHANIEL A. FISHER, admir-,
Of ofNathan Skirvin, deed
.aoril %, 1852.
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State of Ohio, Gala county,, IS.


Pursuant TO the command of an order
of sale from the court of common pleas
in and for the county Of Gallia, TO me d.
rected. shall expose 10 public sale at the
court house in Gallipolis, on the 3Ist day
Of May, A. d. 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 os Samuel
Watson, and on the east by the town of
Adamsville aforesaid. containing one hum
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.
April 90. '52. A. LOGUE, sec,
Special Master Commissioner.
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I.AnIES SCHOOL.

MISS JOHNSON. after some delay in reach
ing Gallipolis. owing to sickness, began her
School last Monday. May 10th. Her prices will
be the same as usual.
French S.. Algebra, Chemistry, Natural
Philosophy, Botany, intellectual and moral
Philosophy, sc. S4. Reading, writing, higher
arithmetic, english grammar, geography &c,
$3.50. Reading, spelling, writing, elements of
arithmetic and geography SO. She will also
take a class Of little misses and lads at S2,5n
during the present term.
We urge our friends who have daughters 10
educate to embrace the present opportunity, as
we can recommend Miss Johnson as an accom-
plished teacher, LEWIS NEWSOM.
SIMEON NASH.