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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-08-20
.CONFlNERCTAI,
Review Of the Portsmouth Market fol

Review Of the Portsmouth Market fOl
the Week ending Aug. 10, 1859.
EsrEtiALLr REroAfEb yoR THE DAILY DISPATCH
GENERAL REMARKS. The transactions for
the week now ending, in the aggregate sum
up better than the week previous, Ibut are
unimportant id comparison with what they.
would be witha goodrlvef and shipping fa-
cililies. The Forwarding Houses are very
dull, as hardly any goods are arriving by the
River and still fewer by the canal for re-
shipment by River. y
II is a matter Of much thankfulness that
by the completion Of our Railroad, we shall
be likely to get back portion of the trans
portation which rightly belongs TO this point
and which has been SO nearly diverted to
other routes. ST.
The Dry Goods Houses are now receiving
their recent purchases, and our readers will
consult our columns for the particulars.
In Exchange and Money matters there is
but little to notel scarcely any Exchange sell
ling. First class business paper is readily
discounted.
The River is now at stand but few
boats running. The Milton has backed out
Of thelPacket trade and gone TO Memphis,
and we have to depend on The Ironlon Pack
let Cabinet for the present.
The Revielle expects to be in the trade
the coming week.
We give below the spirit OF our market,
FLoUa AND GRAIN.-There has been some
activity In the Grain Market, and the Wheat
wagons have throngedour streets, for last day
or two. We counted 20 wagons near the
Star Mills on Tuesday. We quote Wheat
at 55c, brisk. Corn has advanced and is
held al 35c, large lots. Flour is$3,l5.
WHoLEsALE.-Fine Flour is held al 80, SO.
CoFFEE.-Sales Of Rio at l03.
SUGAR & MoLAssEs.-We quote Sugar OF
81 to 81 by HID. Molasses "a BY Dbl ia
lots. -
BAcos.--Prices unchanged fromlast week.
COTTON YARNs.-Assorted numbers are
held at l5'c from store.
BRooMs.-- We note sales Of Brooms at
$l.25 10 81 so per dozen as-in quality.
FAMILY MARKETS. The attendance OF
buyers and sellers is large at the Market
House ON regular market mornings. LUST,
the Market Master had ample employment
for his cane, as the Dog Law is at an end,
and our favoriies are on hand to make up for
lost time. 1t was time Of reunion on
Thursday morning. No change in Marketing
10 report.
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Great Sacrifice of
DRESS GOODS ~!
Now Is your time, Ladies, for Bargains

Now Is your time, Ladies, for Bargainsl
TENHE Subscribers in anticipation of the
IL arrival of their heary Fall Stock, and anS-
ious 10 make room for the same, have deter.
mined TO close out their remaining Stock of
DRESS GOODS, at COST, consisting of ma.
ny handsome aud rich styles Of Lawns,
Bareses, Barege de LANES, Chally de
Laines, Tissues, Organdies, Paris Chintz-
cs and Paris Emb. Musllns, Tor evening
and Party Dresses To oil those who bought
such good bargains from us last Summer in
Dress Goods, and TO the public generally, we
would say, that our inducements are much
greater than then, as the stock ON hand is
much larger and richer. They would invite
an early call from all who wish to avail them
selves of this offer. WM. ELDEN g. co.
aug 2, '52. No. 3, Enterprise Buildings.
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non SCUM AmeEica.
y New YoRK, Aug i6.

~ fEsfft. sAeHV .AShhA, AAu6 AVs '@l
LateradyieeB from Ecuador give details
OF The movements Of FIores. On the 26th
Of June. squadron OF seven vessels anchor
edoff Guayaquib which shortly after was
attacked by tbe Ecuadorian steamer Euaiia,
and few shotsexehanged. No damage ~
The latter hauled of. a sharp skirmish af-
terwarIls ensued on shore, between foraging
party Of 80, chiefly Americans under Maj.
Ball aud Capt. Owen, and party Of 200,
arnbushetl ina chapparel. Thirty Ecuado-
fians killed, and many wounded. s.
"a eeneral attack byland and water by the
Ecusdorians, was expected. On the Sd Of
july, while awaiting an attack, the magazine
Of lie schooner Astragetha, belonging 10
Flores squadron, blew up, killing 44 soldiers
and sailors: The vessel sunk Immediately
with the killed including six officers. On
the nightof the 4th Of July Guyoquil was at
tackled and two batteries silenced, when the
invaders fell back again, having gained Moth
ing decisive Anattack by land and water
was planned for the night Of the 9th, Flores
lending the land forces in person, but was af-
terwafds abandoned 10 consequence Of inior-
nation received Of The strength Of the ene-
my. AT last tlaccounts Flores was proceede
iDg with feet up the river, The peopl-
were ready to Join his standard.
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FiFes and Riots at Baltimore.

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There were three fires on Saturday night
II small dwellings were burned on Harri-
fen sta small public school-house near
Canton, and stable on Schroeder street--all
the work Of ineendiariess The ftemen were
rioting all night ia different sections Of the
city. The Celumbian's engine was taken
f;on them by the vigilant Boys, and thrown
into the falls and greatly damaged. Guns
were fred, stones were thrown andmany in
iJred. The "Mechanicap' and "Patapsco,'
two Of the orderly companies were attacked
by mistake BY rowdies, and John Gregory
was found at two O'clock inths morning, ~
ipg at the coruer Of Hillen end East sis
with z dirk wounds III his abdomen, and s
Others in different parts Of his person. Owen
Shields, who had drunken fight with Gaeg-
ory on the previous night, was arrested and
his clothes found full OF blood. He did not
deny the charge. G.. cannot live.
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From Pittsburgh.

..t4 PJrTsDURGH, Aug II. /,
River 2SS inches and falling. Weather
cloudy indicating rain.
last nightat 10 O'Clock a fire secured in
the Commission Warehouse Of Taafe, Nc
Guire & Bane, on I'd st. between, Wood and
Smithfeld, which, for while threatened to
spread extensively, but was extinguished af-
Ter destroying the entire stock Of goods, a.
mounting TO about $4,000, principally ci-
gars--parily Insured.
Sales 5000 bis Of State -four at $393a@ @4-
ls;southern $4,25@a,so. 100 bis rye SS,
4S@s5O. 2,75O bus western wheat 9i.--
$4,000 bus mxd corn 6s@7O Prime pork
el7,74; mess $l9,S7. Lard (bn III, Prime
beef S7,75@9; old $l4@l75O.
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Arrival OF the Franklin!io

New YORK, Aug 10.
The franklin arrived from Havre. with l2o
passengers and cargo valued at $2.OOO,OOO.
Accounts from France and Belgium, are ex
ceedingly unfaeorable. The wheat crops IN the
south OF France are estimatedat one fourth de-
ficieucy, and that Of Rye nearly one half. The
Belgium wheat has in consequence risen rom
4to 5sper or. ls
The news Of the fishing difficulty produced
slight decline in stock and exchange, subse-
quently revived. va
Letters from Paris state that the appointment
of M. Fould Minister Of State caused great ex-
ritement and had produced risein the French
funds. The-elections favored the Government.
II was stated that French feet was about to
bombard Tripoli. A compute failure Of the
vintage onthe island of Madeira.
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( Something New!
I TO ALL DEALERS ia
lE EANCY DRY eSeeseFeS!

n AN now prepared to offer, extensively al
] wholesale, II splendid stock of EMBROI-
DERIES, LACES, RIBBONS, BONNETS.
MILLINERY GOODS. DRESS TRIM
MlNGS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, Linen C1m.
brio Handkerchiefs, Fans Combs. Brushes,
anH in short all styles of F iHCY GOODS,
AMI shall be receiving constantly from New
YORK Adctions ana Importers, many of the
m4l desirable and cheap styles Of Goods.
The plan adopted is 10 buy and sell for cash,
chhrgiug FIVE per cent. advance.
Though this system has been successfully
tested by Staple Goods Jobbers, believe this
tobe the only house carrying out the slmc in
Fancy Goods.
City and country dealers are invited TO look
through this stock, hoping the great reduction
10 prices will make il 10 their interest 10 pur.
chase d: BERRY,
+ No. 1872 East side Main st, bet. 4,h and 5ih,
aug. 5-dwly CINClNNATE
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Fall STYLES.

NNHERE are two things that more tha n any
IL thing else mark the geuteman-says an
ancient writer on physiology one is
finely proportioned head and the other suit
able covering forit. Now,ir you are blessed
with the first Of these You can always get the
second al the Hat Store Of S. G.. Glover, on
Front ST. Get, between Market and Jefferson.
The Extra No. | Moleskins he is now finishing,
are voted among the most elegant fabrics TO
be. found east or west, (aug ICY
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Aug. l6.
The river has ,riseh 8 inches been
raining hard all day, after six weeks dry.
weather. Markets very dull. No sales
Of whisky, -four or provisions. Groceries
,lso inactive.
CINCINNATI, Aug II.
River risen ore inch since noon-weath.
er pleasant. Flour quiet--no sales since
noon. Whisky--l,600 bis sold at l8c Ba-
con Sides declined, 25 hhds sold aloi for
packed. No change in other articles.
CINoIENATI, Aug Is.
River stationary. Weather warm. Mar
kets Undergone no change since noon. No
further sales Of importance.
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fNIPORTANT no THE DEAF:

-.
\R. SMITH, p Toprietof Of the Ear Iniirma.
| -lJry, Of New York, begs tosinform those d
his patients, in the neighborhood Of Ports
mouth, with whom he has been in communi-
cation, that he has in compliance with .thsiy
special request, made arrangements on his re-
turn trip to his Institution, to spend few days
in this city, and may be consulted az his ten
porary residence at MISS MoNTeonERy's, cor
her FRONT and Courtstreets. from till 4 dhily.
DeTness, Noise in the Head and al Disa
greeabie Discharges from the eur, speedily and
permanently removed without causing the
least pain or Inconvenience.
Nine years close and undivided attention
to this branch Of special practice. has enabled
him to reduce bis treatment 10 such degree
Of success as 10 find The most confirmed and
obstinate cases yield by n steady attention 4
the means prescribed.
The following recommendations are con-
ddently submitted.
Ihave metDr. Smith frequently in practics
and have formed very favorable opinion Of
his skill and ability as phy ysiclan, especially
as an Aurist. as f :.
w. T. TREMLEr, NJ, d.
Prof. ofSu gerry, &c.
DR.. Smiths conduct is professional and gen.
tlemanly. His success as an Aurist is unpre-
cedented. rsef
D. D. LOCKWOOD, Prof. Surgery, &c,
CusRLEsToN, Jan. I3, IS52.--Ihis ID to GER
lify that | was relieved of deafness of over 40
years standing by a short attendance upon DR..
Smith, Aurst, and cheerfully take this meth
cd TO recommend his.treatment to my friends
and the public gene ally, as easy OF applica.
ton and eficacious for cure. THos. NoRRIs
WHEELING, June 26, 1852
Pm. sMTH:-I take great pleasure in STA
ting that have been cured Of deafness Of ten
years. standing, "* without paia or in.
convenience. FRANK. W. KNOX.
Portsmouth. Augsl9, 1852 If.
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North ef Nickois' Furniture Factory,
PORTSMOUTH, OHIO.
: MEE< RESPECTFULLY an a
E.1- nounce 10 the citizens IN
w ~ Of Portsmouth and all ZS-zA-
others who have business in their tine, that
having gone 10 great expense in building one
of the largest. and most convenient Livery
Stables in the West, they are now prepared
toaccommodate their customers " ith Buggies,
Carriages, Hacks, and Barouches, and with
lhe best Of horses 10 put in them: also, with
superior riding horses, fot both Ladies and
qehtlemen.
Gaffiages and Horses for families, with
attentive and experienced drivers y III be
always ready when called for.
Travellers stopping in town are respectfully
mated TO give the City Lipery Stable d cali, rs
they may rest assured that their horses and
vehicles will receive every care and attention.
They are also prepared 10 keep, besides their
own stock, almost any number Of horses and
buggies which may be placed in their care,
all of which will receive the best treatment it
is possible 10 afford,
With ample room, good atd careful divers,
rttentive hosllcrs and pn earnest desire 10
please, We hope to merit and receive, az here
tofore, n generous share Of the public patron.
agsl
Portsmouth, Aug. 4ih, lS52-dwly.
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NEW STYLE FALL AND WIN.
TER HATS.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED BY EX-
wv press, an entire new style of GEN
TLEMENS SOFT HATS. They are far
superior 10 any ever offered in this market
and are well adapted to the present season.
ALSO
We have commenced receiving our stock of
BOOTS aui HOES, such as Gents Congress
Boots; Ladies, and Childrens' Lace Boots and
Gum Shoes. Of every description, which we
offer on Il Q most favorable terms.
Ports. aug, l4-dw r. LLOYD g. co.
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From the south.

BALYlMoar, August 7.-Mail through from
New Orleans. No news ofimportances
The bodyof a man named Kirkeywas re.
Gently found on the railroad near Atalanta,
Ca, with his skull crushed with the train,--
Discrimination il was found he hadbeen mut
dsred and then laid on the track, he having
bullet hole In his neck and wound in his
breast n, 8nt
Cotton at N. Orleans declined i; lower quail
itiss declined most,
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Public Notice.

NoTICE is hereby given to the qualified
IN electors of Scioto county, Ohio, that the
commissioners of said county at their June sesa
sion oflS52, have divided said county into four
districts, for the purpose of assessing the value
of the real estate therein, as follows, to wit:
District No. l., composed Of Nile, Washing
ton, Union, Brush creek and Morgan townships
in said county.
District Nov. 2, composed ofWayne town
ship.
District No. 8, composed Of Clay, Jefferson,
Madison and Harrison townships.
District No. A., composed Of Porter, Green,
Vernon and Bloom townships in sid county.
And the qualified electors Of each district
will on the I'd Tuesday of October next, elect
some citzenhaving the qualifications, fan cleo
tor, as assessor of real estate in such district,
and the Judges of said Election in each ofthe
townships will keep separate Poll Book for
the election of such Assessor, and return the
same TO the county Auditor Of said county as
provided in the 33d section of the act for the
assessment and taxation Of all property &C.,
passed April 18th, 1852. @1i'ss@
N.a VIM. LUCAS, e, a
rtt ISAAC FULLERTON, y
,-sa.s L. N. ROBINSON. e
Commissioners Of Scioto county, Ohio.
June 30-,w.
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TAX NOTICE FOR 1852.

TTNHE amount ofTaxes levied and charged
Il on each one hundred dollars of valuation
of taxable property, on the Duplicate Of Scioto
county, in accordance with the provisions OF
the existing Tax Laws, for the year 1852, is ex-
hibted in The following table. .t. 5
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Died,

GESrLEMES visiting Portsmouth are reminded
to call and learn the market prices Of Grocer
les, Of
S. n. ROSS. FRoNT STREET,
where may be found large assortment, at the
lowest wholesale rates.
GjPPlease see his advertisements on the outer
page, under head of ROSS COLUMN.
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Those Soft Hats, again,

LSRoM the good effect produced on the
ID wearer by those Soft Kossuth Hats, tie
Subscriber was induced to order an additional
Stppiy, and has now on hand greater varie
ty than was ever offered tothis community.
aug l6wt S. g. GLOVER.
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New York Market.

NEw YoRK, August Is, 1852.
Sales Of 5000 flour; State $3,94@4,06
Southern $4,26@4,50. 5000 bus Gennesee
wheat at 6S@7O. Western 9la. 1900
bus mxd corn at 68@70. Prime pork Sl7,-
76@20. Bbl lard liz. Prime beef $9@lO-
90; mess $3.50 Ohio Whisky 22a.
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Angola Flats.

TFNHE Subscriber has now on hand very
il extensive assortment Of Angela and
Cheap Fur Hats, which will sell cheaper than
they can be bought any place else in the city.
aug IA S. G GLOVER.
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Portsmouth, August 20, l-52.
NOtice to WeeI1Iy subscribers.

7NVtHCC 70 WtCIhEy SWUSCHHWCES'
A CHANGE 10 The establishment or the
IN Portsmouth lnquirerre renders 1t absolute.
ly necessary that our accounts should be set
tied without delay. Those who are in arrears
for the Inquirer are urgedto call aud settle i'm
mediately. CLEVELAND q PEAnCE.
Aug. 81, l852.-w. thae
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~ NfEAJl IltN1Il NEW ~ AA+At-4
GnT TR3M m uRHI1
~ 4A141N - -
NO. 2O1 Main Street, Hunaios NJ ~
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vuuullNm W1uuU1Wlk1ku WkMAUIlUI
trJIta .as,.-3-s - i & n =. rI
s cssp,sisa @ IsEeay constantly nceaAns y iney
AiE, o1IR Tt4r yvopf;l
4, ~. ,n. ,sa.a. a ~; !. .,..s ~ - y, ass .tls
nsseuisriv Nv u w 'es s-.tN - 80
pA''-'-'D - ''N',-'''s''se ~ ~ M
A siase. Of ri, comuan. immsdass,y ,..y.d IL ssll
Of how long standing. Ses PanplisI ~ 7ksn51t. Tka
eeas6 Is as gtla a. Gn0LER1 and the slow and dfesAl
roefess 81 lie maady boang tie syslsn 10 DEGREES wbeh
eeaders lie patient utterly ae 10 move forms one az "
riiBIt distressing features. 80
hlIAhh!V AhvuhAhilI .:.s.,
II now Yields u this remedy Physicians use Il pabicS
and yatey with efiecf suece Let any one who ha1 ey
had symptom of pr0fys Of any character keep thla nQa
BY them. and; III tIdy W6uld Asold the unhatufs ~
sway only 70 m pp again and finally 2 snd y dIssaei
Z sure Let them ~ any ssss o Gid ssa
b cerain. u uiey vii give ~ y : IA fair thai
GRAVEL
and Az disease. Of The urinary Esn Ss thee ase.slna
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NOTICE.

TyuE partnership heretofore existing in the
IL publication. OF the Portsmouth Inquirer
ind Daily Dispatch, under the firm Of Cleve-
land & Pearce, is,his day, August Goth, 1852,
dissolved by mutual cousept All accounts
with the firm ma, be settled with either part
ner. The business will hereafter be conduct
ed by the Junior partner, Alexander Pearce.
FRANCIS CLEVELAND,
aas ALEXANDER PEARCE.
PnrtsmnntlI Annnat % I-h0 . Ne
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Keep it before the People. !"

TNHoSE FALL STYLE No. and 9 Silk
il Hats now finishing at the Hat Store can
not be beat, for beauty or durability. Coun.
try dealers are requested to call and examine
them before going further.
aug Id S. G. GLOVER.
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Straw Goods,

4 S the season is getting late, the subscriber
IN will sell his remaining stock of the a.
bove goods at cost. SIC. GLOVER.
Aug. t6. ls52.--dwtf
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Hats and CAPS,

: .tINsf OdIpSC Bags, UInDTtIIdS
&C., ofevery description,
TOGETHER WRIT EVERY VARIETY OF
;, STR RAW GOODS.
Having purchased the above stock Of Goods
for cash, at reduced rates, he is enabled to sell
N AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
aIiitlc lower than they have been purchased
heretofore al the same establishment, and a
GREAT DEAL LOWER than they ca be
purchased at any other place in this cltv. His
arrangements are such that he will be in the
constant receipt Of the latest style Of Goods Of
every description In his line, which III emu,
ble him atall TIMES to anticipate the wants Of
the most Progressive
Every description Of Furs and Skins pur-
chased, FOR which he will pay the highest price
IN cash or Hats. july l3, lS52-d&w, I,
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HATS. FOR THE PEOPLE! .
Samuel G Glover,

3LT TAVING purchased tho entire interest b
Ill Messrs. ]. Glover & D. Wolfard iu the
tiat Store, would respectfully inform the pub
llc that he intends continuing The business az
The old stand on Front ct. between Market
solicitsa continuance Of the
liberal patronage heretofore extended 70 the
coDeero, and hopes by unremilting attention
70 BUSINESS and an eye .sjugle to The wants Of
the public, TO give satisfaction TO all. He has
eow on hand large and general assortment
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Harris winklor's Estate.

NT0TIcE ishereby given that the rubscri-
In Der has been appointed and qualified us
administrator on the estate Of Harris Wink
Ter, late Of scioto county, deceased. Dated
at Portsmouth, this 7th day Of August, A. D.
1852 WILLIAM STORY.
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JETANTEp. "A situation as Salesman ai
W. a furnace store, by young man Of Sc
eefal years experience in The mercantile busi-
ness, who is willing 10 make himself generally
useful 'tfebes OF reference given. Adj
dresser G. P." Portsme nth, .. J
aug 70, w8t saS Nle. ae K
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will also attend at the Treasurer's office,
in Portsmouth until the 20th day Of December
10 receive Taxes according to law.
JOHN C0JK, I. sc.
Aug. 10, 1652.-w6t
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BUFrIA,.Lo.ku ia

N9ligHa99 I,il. BUFTAI03 Aug, l7.s 4
The jsNelsy store Of D. B. Castles was rob,
bed Of goods 10 the value ofc;.ght
,houssnd dollags. The murderer Of Hart
man not arrested yet. "
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Twill also attend by myself or deputy at the
usual places of holding elections in the several
Townships 10 receive Taxes, on the following
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Something Newt s.s
GRAIN. FEED AND SEED STORE
KENNEDY Il CUNNING

SECOND ST., ONE DOOR WEST or NJ. +. CHURCH,
g.al q p P0RTSM0U UTH, ONO, VA h
TTAVE established h Grain, Feed, and Seed
HI Store andare now fnllypreparea to eup-
ply the trade with CORN, OATS, HAY,
(bv the bale o. ioad,) BRAN and SHORTS,
SEEDS, aud, In short, everything III their
line Of business.
They intend 10 keep on hand . fall supply
Fat all timesi and hope V merit and rccevepn
share Of tho public patronage. b. ,
Highest Mastkst price paid ~ Casl far al
Kinds Of 2rais a'id Sssds. ~ Y
Portsmouth,, Aug. ., '522-dEtf N Y, NJ
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1ss s,;s,s s,sts s.,s,,, e Ohio. ?: Probate Court.
ETlHE accounts and vouchers FLAMES Gra-
il ham have been filed in this court, aud
viii be examined for fnal set element on Mon
day, the 9th day Of September next
.o y. RAMSEY, Probate Judge.
August 10, is52-ltt y z saa
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Tbeiossby The ship Sla6ordshife IS $780,
D00A4iisatance larger than stated yesieFaay.
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City Livery Stable.
MITCHELL s. 1RAKEENT,

bet. Sd 4 4th sts., aud one door
North ef Nichols, Furniture Factory,
PORTSMOUTH. OHIO.