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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-27

In Crystal Walz;
New Years Waltz, &c, &s. Just received and
for sale by lap2jl BLOOMINGTON d co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-18

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 17.-Reported by Fry & Thomas
First Boards 900 City SIS, 10 95A; $500 Pennsyva-
MIA SIS 9s5 700 do, sSA; ITO go Lehigh Convertible
Mortgage 6s, 169st $50 Schuylkl Navigation 6s 49,
san; $50 County 6's 10 104 1000 Tennessee Coupon
SIS 95; 1000 schuylkil Navigation Mortgage 6s IT,
e2ss LOCO Allegheny City es, 10 cash, 9S 5000 Nor
ristown Railroad 6's, 100; $50 shares Schuylk Navga
ton Preferred cash 49, 30 do 49, 200 do Down, 49, 100
do, BIS, S3 100 do b5, 33; 16 do 32s 100 do, So 49,
100 do, b5wn, IS: Little Schuylk Railroad SIS; $50
Morris Canal in lots, BIS, 214 SO do b5wn 2l 100 do
2lh; so Union Canal III $50 do in lots b. 171S 100
vicksburg Railroad b5wn Tx 100 Beaver Meadow Rr
road b5 34 200 do 81 Norristown Railroad, So; 20
Pennsylvania Railroad So 200 Long Island Railroad 1919
100 do, s5wn 1876 100 Chester Mining Company, So "a
so do ~; $50 do, in lots 7n 26 Susquehannah Canal
b5, 1914; Harrisburg Railroad 55h Reading Railroad
As; 100 Bank of Commerce, 75 Be,oeen Boards-$S00
City 5s 10, e5ts; $500 do 95h 1000 City Railroad 6's
49, b. 107; 1000 Kensington 6s TO 9S; 100 shares
Morris Canal, s5wn 21h 50 Chester Mining, Company
b5, 200 do in lots "a 80 Long Island Railroad, 1919
500 do b5wn, 1914 $50 Reading Railroad, b5, AK
Second Board-$1 900 Camden and Amboy Railroad 6's,
rs So 1922 900 do 1922 500 do '67 1922 900 Reading
Railroad 6s, 10, 90; 5000 do b5 49, 600 Wilmington
Railroad 6s 90; 500 do So 3d. 500 Pennsylvania SIS
9s9S; 100 shares Chester Mining Company, 7ss 100 do
Down, 7ss 200 do S. 7sS IA Pennsylvania Railroad in
lots So 800 schuylk Navigation Preferred SIS, 49, 200
do 3d. 200 do b5wn 3d. 90 Beaver Meadow Railroad 34
is Minehil Railroad 741a 60 Susquehannah Canal
b5wn, 1914 IS do, b5, 1915 SO Morris Canal s5wu 217S
200 do, in lots b5 III $50 Long Island Railroad b5wn
1873 200 do b5 1871 300 Schuylkill Navigation, 23A
North America Bank 1855: la Girard Bank 11s Bank
of nsylvania, 1863 do s5wn, 1861 Bank of Ken
lucky 1101s 95 Bank of Commerce. 3D. s. after Board
syvania SIS 9S3s 800 United States 6s '67 100 300 City
Railroad 6s 10, 1915 200 Long Island Railroad 1914
$50 do, b5 1915 SO Morris Canal I'd, 21a; 100 do, b5
q ~ Market steady
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-18

Internationally Canada, from Boston-Messr
SO Porter, Kellogg E Quincy Jas Mills and wife
Mrs Jane Leigh, and Norton, of Boston; Thos Chase
Cambridge; John Atkinson, Of Newburyport; Geo Law
Of Milford Mass Ward, Of Worcester Chas Cochran
Of Hadley Falls Chas Bonnet, Of Hartford, CT Gov
Fairbanks, and Miss Fairbanks Of Vt; Miss Barnes
Mr. Muller, Mr. Winter, Kayser, Geo Mccoy, Jr and
Iichtenberg, of " John Dick wife and two children
Brooklyn, NY; W Miles, of MarylSnd; Alex Morrison,
Cleveland Ohio; Kittredge, Of Cincinnati; Marcus o
New Orleans; Kimmond, Benj Dawson, and John
Casey, Of Quebec; George Cooker Prodrick Wife an
three children, Of Canads; Mr. Smith, of Liverpool N
Crowarty, and Vincent, of London; Geo Wilson, Tho
Scotland Albert sidney and Robert Wheeler of Ireland
l. Kcdemeyer, Kedemcyer, and Gerngross of Gei
many; Steinel and wife, Of Paris-54
AUsrRAIIA-BArk Templeton-E Erickson and lad{
Mahlon wambaugh, Edward Williams, r ] s Robbin}
Thos Sly, Theo Lane.
Gouge, Campbell, Jas N Campbell 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-18

AwYmwnn, Jan - = During the pN 1t week . small
quantity of cotton has been washed sorc along the
beach both the north and south of this pot In very
damaged state. On portion Of the cotton wrap
per with the following marks:-"B c." in dh mond,
with ~ X G." under.
AvhsooL, feo lLine o~ nzs. oerter, iron
40 60 lon IL w, took from the ship Mazatlan OF Bath
for New York the item in number) Of the brig JESSIE
of North Shields which foundered at her passage
from Falmouth for Limerick. They had been in the small
boat for thirty hours and taken board of the
Mazatan two hours before the Switzerland took them.
I'VE have received but portion of shipping papers
by this ateamerl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-18
THREE DAYS LATER.
>~~~>~~~~~~~~~~~~~S~
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA At HALIFAX.
~-~>S~~-S>e-~~>~~~>~>~~>~
4unifcence Of the French Emperor and
Empress.
Wager that France will Never Invade England.
~>>~~>>~~~~~>>>>~
THE WAR IN MONTENEGRO o.
THREE DAYS LATER.
Rumofed Barbaritles Of the Turks,
&C., &c. &c.

10y TaE SCOTIA, NEW BRUNSWICK AND MAINE TslE-
GkAPHb TO PoRTlAND-nnNcK BAN line TO BOSTON
AND THENCE ny HOUSES PRINTING TELEGRAPH (orF1CE %
WALL STREET. TO NEW YORK
HALIFAX, On. 81 February IT, 1853.
The Royal Mail steamship America arrived here
at half past eight o'clock this morning, having left
Liverpool at half past four P. M. on the 5th inst.
She brings ffty-fve passengers-ten being for
Halifax.
The Collins steamship Pacific, from New York on
22d January, arrived out at Liverpool at A. NJ. on
the 4th nst having been detained of the port about
twelve hours by a thick fog.
Cotton had advanced oneeighth. Breadstuffs
were dull and lower. Other articles were generally
unchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-18

FIRE IN TRoY.-AbOut three o'clock on the
morning Of the 18th instant the extensive brick en-
gine house and machine shop belonging to the Sara
toga and Ballston Railroad Company situated on
Green Island discovered to be on fire. The fire
spread rapidly, and the entire building was consumed.
Only portion of the brick walls remain standing.
There were three locomotives in the building at the
time the fire occurred-two were got out, but the
other was destroyed together with three large pas
senger and large stock of tools and machinery.
The loss is estimated at from $25 900 to $35 900.
The fire is supposed to have been the work of an in
cendiarv,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-18

NORFOLK, &c-steamship Roanoke-Ex Governor Floyd
Of NC, Dupey, W Harrison, Smith, II Watkins .
White, Griggr, W lee, Gibson Read and lady
ST Archer, r d McChesney, Miss Beckwith, e Tower
Thomas Corwin and lady. w Bidder Nillsam AM
Nessell, G Asker and lady, 8 Capp, Miller, DR.
Gillespie, L Webster, Bonwar and lady, Stewart G !
Knight * Ihos Jones' Burgess, Thompson W johnson
Dayton, Foote, skinner L Moulshrope Balertine
9 Borne, Flynn, W Barbiere, Beeman, John Goodfe
and lady-35 In the steeraQe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-18

Arrived-Bark vesta, Boston.
Sailed-Steamship Benz Franklin, New York.
Arrived at the SW Pass, ship LYDIA from Boston, all
well
BOSTON, Feb IT,
Arrived-Bark Edisto. Charleston; schr Flora, Alex
andra.
Ceared-Ship PeterhoG, Havana; banks Julia Tucker
Australia; Attica, Havana; Avalanche, New Orleans
brigs Jerome Havana; Niger, Surinam schr Lady Suf
folk New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-18

THE BRIG ZEBRA.-In relation to this vessel
the Savannah Neps says that Captain William Hart,
of Portland, Maine, has arrived in that city and will
go out to Liberia as Captain of the vessel. The
emigrants on board are reported as being all well.
Captain Hart was to sail on the 9th inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-18

SPORTS IN CAsADA.-The Montreal annual
snowshoe races were TO take place over the st. Pierre
course on the 18th inst. A four mile race, o two
mile race, and one mile race we're " he run.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-18
MARITIME INTELLIGENC


CLEARED
ships-Louvre Sinclair, Apalachcola, CA 1 Blanchard
Co.. Hampton, Brown, San Francisco, Smith & Boyn-
ton; Archer, Bnsey San Francisco Crocker & Warren.
Barks-N Wolfe, Porteraed, New Orleans, Foster &
Andres Mobile, Eagle Hazard.
Brigs-Brilliant lBr), Harris, San Juan, D. De
noa, wass Si.rsees, Peck Church; Echo OBJ Clark.
son. Barbados, De Jonge Bros Co. Monica, Rollins,
West Cosst of Africa, Sanford.
Schrs-James Bennett, Cobb, Philadelphia, Jas Hand;
Talbot Amesbury, Georgetown, Nesmith Sons; Mary
Jane, Ryder, Norfolk, Sturges. Chairman Co; New
schrives smith Philadeipha Jas Hand Hamilton Day
ton, Alexandra, Sturges, Chairman & Co.
sloops-Wm D Mangum, French, Taunton; W II Bowen,
Steamship Alps (new, Br propelor) Wickman, Liver
Universe hence entering the Mersey Feb 13 lat
a a. lon So 81 passed steamship Africa, hence for
Steamship Ohio, Lieut. Hartstein AspinwaI Jan g. Ar
rived at Kingston ia the evening OF the 9Th On the
morning of the sth in attempting TO leave habor she
aground, and was detained until the 18th.
steamship Roanoke, Cavendy Norfolk and Richmond,
80 hours. to Ludlam Peasants.
Ship Roscoe @ g
%, to Olyphan Sons Feb lat 49, lon 49, Capt McNur-
died Of typhus fever Feb 49, off Sandy Hook, in
gale from SSW, lost mantopgaant yard.
Bark Geo Thomas Fisk st Marks via Key West, Is
days, to Nesmith Sons.
Schr Rhsde Island, Murray, Edenton, NC, DAYS.
SclI Martin Bates, Davis, Frederick Del, 3days.
schr James Berthe, sophers, Richmond days
Schr James Taylor, Lawrence Newbern, NC, days.
Schr Excelsior, Fountain, Scaford, Del, days
Schr Ada Maria, BALI, Accromac, Del, days.
Schr Hall Watson Frederick, DEL 2 days.
Schr Washington, Rue, Washington, NC, Q days.
Schr Francis Tyler Spencer, Washington, NC, days
schr Cora Lindsey Day Newbern, NC, days
Schr Fidelia, Corson, Newbern, NC, days.
Schr Statesman, Wick, Alexandra, days.
schr Tunis de Pew Bedwords, York River, Va days.
Schr Joseph Farrell Edward, Baltimore days.
schr Swan, Levy, Baltimore, days.
schr Ship Carpenter, Porter Smyrna, Del, days.
BELOW.
Ship Kossuth, Bell, from Liverpool
SAILED.
Steamship Southerner Foster, Charlest On ship Co.
rinne Joyce San Francisco brig Moses Wcks Charles
ton. From quarantine, ship Bavaria Bailey Australia
barks Pauina McCurdy Australia Harvest Nichols Sa-
yannah.
Also sailed, ships Great Western and Enterprise Liver
pool; Maria Morton, Savannah Dadem, Apalachicola,
bark Nathaniel Hooper, -, New Orleans; brig Anta
(Br), Liverpool
Wind at sunrise, NNW; meridian, do; sunset, NV.
The ship Levy Woodbury. Grace, from Liverpool, has
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-18
leans Princes. 100000 francs are offered for their

leans Princes 100000 francs are offered for their
recovery.
The alarming rumors respecting the appearance
of Asiatic cholera in Paris are contradioted.
The new Agricultural Consultation Chamber Of
Paris met on Friday at the Hotel dc VILE for the
purpose OF efiecting an organization.
The Emperor's marriage has given temporary
stimulus to all descriptions of trade.
Austria.
The sensation created at Vienna by the Emperor
NapOleOn's allusion-in his speech to the Senate
toMaria Louise, does not appear to have abated.
IL is believed that treaty OF commerce for twelve
years between Austria and Prussia, together with
reconstruction Of the customs union is actually set
tied.
Prussia
The Amgsburg Gazette publishes a despatch
dated Berlin, Dec. Is from NJ Monteuffel to NJ Hale
zefeldt, the Prussian Ambassador, giving quite
new color to the terms on which Russia Prussia and
that the powers emphatically called for the observ-
Of existing treaties and the maintenance of the
present territorial limits in Europe.
Russia.
Large bodies of Russian troops are moving to-
wards the Turkish frontiers
G. River Co., of St. Petersburg, had suspended
payment Their liabilities were small
Turkey.
Although the accounts are contradictory, enough
transpires through the Damatian papers to show
that fighting is going on, and with the atrocity
OF Turkish warfare. Prince Daniel pays for every
Turks head brought in.
In night attack on Omar Pacha, the noun
taineers took eighty horses and three hundred heads
Up to the 10th ultmo, the Montenegrins were vic
torious in the South and East, but were very hard
pressed in the North. The odds against them were
too great to permit of hope of their ultimate sue
cess.
Austria has given permission to all unarmed fugi-
tn fha frnp Int,
Austria.
Abdel Kader has had private interview with the
Sultan.
The latest intelligence states that the Turkish
troops had entered Montenegro by the defle Of
Ostrogta.
Continental Affairs.
From Germany, Spain, and other parts of the
Continent, the news is unimportant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-18

Paris has resumed its wonted quietness. The En-
peror and Empress remained at st. Cloud but took
every opportunity Of showing themselves abroad.
The ministers were, each in his turn, giving grand
fetes in honor of the nuptials.
The Queen Of Spain proposes to present the En-.
press with an imperial crown, and the Duchess of
Alba-Eugenie's sister-sends an Offering Of eight
beautiful Andalusian horses. Nothing can exceed
the magnificent style in which the young couple
have commenced housekeeping. Instead of the GUS
tomary purse, among the providings Of the bride,
Napoleon placed portfolio, containing quarter Of
million Of francs. This sum the Empress devoted
in charity half to the Maternity Society, and
the remainder to the Hospital for Incurables-the
Emperor endorsing the gifts in behalf of our much
loved wife, the Empress Eugenie.'
There seems 70 be no limits to the Emperor's pro-
fuseness. Among other things, he proposes pur.
chasing out of his private funds diamond necklace
worth 600 900 francs, and which the Empress de-
clined 10 receive from the city Of Paris He pro
poses to build palace at Marselles, and they say
one in each of the principal towns Of France, and
reside at each alternately, commencing next summer
with Versailles, where, on account Of the expense,
no sovereign has resided since Louis XIV.
The coronation Of the Emperor and Empress will
take place in May next, if not sooner.
Congratulations continued to flow in from the
Departments, and many horrible poetic illusions, in
celebration Of the nuptials, have been published.
The opinion Is universal that the Ministry will be
80 far modified, that of the present cabinet, only M.
Ducat Minister Of Marine and M. Fould, Minister Of
State, will remain. These changes were looked for
on the day the steamer sailed.
letter, purporting TO be from Gen. Changarnier,
expressing his opinion that European war il inevi-
table has been circulated in Legitimst circles, but
it's authenticity is questionable.
The Emperor has bestowed first class medal on
Jean Douse, Of Newfoundland, for saving the lives
of several French sailors.
The Lonnon Morning advertiser says that pack
at Of eighty letters has been stolen from the Emperor
private apartment. Suspicion rested on Mrs How.
srd and the letters which impcste the first men in
rance are thought TO be IN the possession Of the Or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-18
Affairs In England.

Excepting a few miscellaneous items we have no.
thing of interest to report politics and general
being alike dull.
reform banquet was held at Manchester on the
Sd inst, at which George Wilson presided, and
Messrs. Miner Gibson, Golden, Brotherton, Hey
wood, Bright, and other members of Parliament,
were present. Mr. Golden, in the of speech,
declared that he would bet ten thousand pounds
against shilling week subscription to the Man
chester Infrmary, that the French would never at
tempt to invade Britain. Mr.. Brotherton has taken
the bet and bound Mr.. Golden over in legal obliga
tons to the amount of f10, 900.
There is talk Of establishing naval militia.
The loan guaranteed by government for the West
India Islands, viz.:-f3, 600 for St. Lucia, ESQ 900
for Jamaica, 100000 for Guinea, and ESQ 900 for
Trinidad, has been taken by the Atlas Insurance
Company, Of London, at an average Of 600 13s. I'd.
per fl00.
Prizes the Corn Exchange forger, has been SEN
fenced to transportation for life.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-18

OvERsEERs or HARVARD CoIIEGE.-This board
held an adjourned meeting on the 10th instant, at
which the election, by the Corporation, Of James
Walker, d. D., to be President of the University was
concurred in. Rev. Alexander Young, who has dis
charged the duties OF Secretary with much fidelity
since the decease of the late DR. Pierce of Brookine
resigned the Office, and Rev. George T.. Ellis was
chosen his successor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-18

In Manchester good been done the ad-
vanced rates demanded for both goods and tend to
check extensive transactions
Our grain market has been further depressed and
siderable anxiety evinced to make sales Wheat has de-
cned I'd 3D. per 10 lbs Western Canal -four has been
sold at 26s Per bb and Indian the spot may be
purchased ct Is. per quarter lower.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-18

Arrived from New York-2d Universe at Iiyerpool. "a
Moultap, at Gravesend; Northumberland and American
Congress- at Deal New World at Liverpool; 4th Pacific
(s) at liverpool 3D. Ernsteen, at Hull lst Magdalena
at Bremen.
Arrived from New 0rleans-3d, Cornela, Southerner,
and Annapolis, at Liverpool
Arrived from saysnnah-3d Page, at Liverpool.
Sailed for New York-2d, Prince Albert from Ports-
mouth; Orient Mayfower Columbia, Liverpool; Europs
and Anna from Shields Corinthian, from do Hope rou
Cardiff.
Sailed for Boston--2d, Atalanta, from Gravesend.
Sailed for PhilAdelphia-2d City Of Manchester -,
from Liverpool
Sailed for Mobile-2d Dublin, from the Clyde
Arrived from 81 John, NB-Jsn "a, Mary Mac, at War.
Point 3lt Majestic at Belfast Feb 1st Saracen Of
Iiyerpool ID Phetes at Queenstown
sailed soy do-Middletop, from Liverpool.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-18
Passenger by the America.

b Gibbs Jr and lady, Mr. Kingston lady and infant
Mrs MaShsn, Miss Francis, Mr. Humphreys and lady,
Capt Whiting lady and two children Grs Mclean g
Cook and lady, Hodgson and Lady Ogden Mr. Lally
Mr. Marchand, 7 Abrahal billiard, T Carleton, q
whitman, Banks, TruPi, Mr. Lappage Allen, Mr.
mons and Lady, Mr. Day and lady J Stevenson wright
9 Irving, Hogg, J Adams, Mr. Pro4n, Mr. Phillips Mr.
Duguesulit, y Fullerton, W Mccullough, Hickey.
Fer Halifax-Capt Mckenzie Mr. Anssii Mr. Hesthcock
Crisbi, JC Kelly Holden Capt Cary Jardine Jr
Mr. Huston Can't Crearar,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-18
En- STEAMSHIP ALPS. I
N 81. MARGARET. Woo

The ship Levy Woodbury., Grace, from Liverpool has
not yet come up to the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-18

KILLED on THE New JERSEY RAILRoAD-A
man named Jacob De Young was killed at the
Princeton depot on Saturday evening, Feb. IL.
by the train from New York. When the
cars stopped at Princeton, says the Trenton
True american Of the 18th inst, the man leaped
out for the purpose Of distributing handbls in refer
ence to lot Of ready made clothing. At the APP
pointed signal the cars moved on, and Sir. DE Young
attempted to regain his seat while the train was in
motion. In making this attempt he fell between two
cars, caught and crushed between the train and
the platform. He lived long enough TO tell his name
and place of residence. The agents OF the company
at teegraphed to his friends, and they in return
requested the body to be brought to New York The
company sent on q car with the corpse, and were
met at Jersey City by number of the friends Of the
deceased, accompanied by lawyer. They held
consultation, which resulted in refusal TO receive
the body, on the ground that coroner's inquest
had been held and it brought back To Princeton.
On Monday the inquest was held, and the body again
despatched TO New York. Mr.. DE Young was
German Jew, residing at No. 81 Forsyth street, in
this city, where he leaves wife and five children.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-18

Prussia

Large bodies of Russian troops are moving TO-
wards the Turkish frontiers
z. River Co., of st. Petersburg, had suspended
payment. Their liabilities were small.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-09-15
sHERIFF,s PRocLAMATIoN.

nR0CLAMATION is hereby made
to the qualified voters of Gallia
county, that General Election viii be
held, as required by law, on the Eleventh
dag of October, Il. D. 1853, at the sew
eral places of holding elections in said
county; at which time the following off
GERS are to be chosen, viz: one Governor,
one Lieutenant Governor, one State
Treasurer, one Secretary of State, one
Attorney General, one Judge of the Su-
preme Court, one Member Of the Board
of Public Works, one Commissioner of
Common Schools, one Senator to the
State Legislature, one Member of the
Board of Equalization, one Representa-
tive to the State Legislature, one Sher-
if, one Treasurer, one Prosecuting At
torney, one County Commissioner, and
one Coroner. And the Trustees of the
several townships in said county are re-
quested to return the following. number
of Jurors from their respective. town
ships to the Clerk of the Court of Com
mon Pleas, and to the Probate Judge,
viz:
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-09-15
sale of Heal EstnIe Bv order of Probat
Court.

sale Of Heal EstaIe bV order Of Probate
Court.
ON the 18th day of October, 1853, at
" 2 O'Clock P NJ, on the premises,
in the township of Harrison, in Gallia
county, Ohio, will be sold to the highest
biddert the following real estate as the
property of Jonathan Williams, de-
ceased, to-wit: Thirty acres of land be-
ing part of fractional lot number %, in
township number A, of range number
Is, in the Ohio Company's Purchase,
in the county of Gallia, bounded and
described as follows: Beginning at the
northeast corner of said fraction, thence
south along the east end of said lot to
the top Of ridge to a corner stone;
thence IN westerly course along the
meanderings of said ridge to a corner
stake; thence north to the north line Of
said fraction to a corner stone; thence
east to the place of beginning, subject
to the dover of the widow. Appraised
at S210. Terms of sale-one-third oi
the purchase money to be paid at the
time of the sale; ene-third in one year,
and the residue in l8 months: to besse-
cured by mortgage on the premises with
interest. VIM. C. IRI0N, Admir-
Of Jonathan Williams, deceased.
Sept f5 1853.-5w 7lfr a.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-09-15

JoHN RANboLFH. Among the innu.
merable anecdotes of this gentleman,
the 7 following is not the, worst, A
young aspirsnt for Congressional fame
saw ft, n his maiden speech, to give
proof Of his boldness and eloquence, by
a long and abusive attack upon. the
eccentric member from Virginia.. AT
the conclusion Of the young orators
volumiheus address, thehero of Roanoke
sarose, and stretching out his long and
nervous arm towards the, seat of the
complacent youth, with a halfinquir-
ing, half-contemptuous look. thus re-
piled: "Mr. Speaker, a0ho's thar"