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VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE-pos

stssIos OWN observation-disclosures 3 miles west
OF BRlDGEPURT, On the National Road. A Coon
hTOkE HoUsE--gGOD WELIs-and other convenien
highest Of cultivation with IS acres OF a. good
land as s to he found In Belmont county Would make
hne country residence for man doing business in
Wheelibgas he would have fine roads in all seasons
$500 s the price-9lJOO down, the balance In and
two years As highly necessary that the farm should
he sold We Offer bonus OF hundred dollars
to any one who buys IL, or prooures purchaser.
. For further particulars apply to GEORGE NEff, at
the Toll Gate. or 10 DANIEL ZANE,
July %, 1881 On the Island.
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A 6w days ago the achievement Of swim.
ming "a Niagara and again recrossing, at
short dissfnce below the cataract, was per.
fofS'ed ~ J. V. Thomas, late editor Of the
Brooklyn Advertiser.
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July %, 1853.

~ OTICE.-At my instance an order of
l attachment was .his day issued by Jes Sc Ball a
Justse ofthe Peace of Warren Township, Belmont
" ohio, against the property and effects of Thomas
Turtle of said County for the eighty.
eight dollars and fourteen cents dated July l4h A. b.
1853. ALLEN HARNESS
July 90, Ie53.-pd.
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no ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

l. -NOiceis hereby gven that the undersigned will
on the 18th day OF September next make application
the Governor of the State of Ohio for the pardon of John
Everly who convicted ofhe crime of Burglary Ie
Summer Term, A. d. le52 of the court of pleas
within and for the County Of Belmont and State
by said court sentenced TO three years Imprisonment
the Penentiary of said State This e2nd day July
A, ID. 1859. ELLEN EVERLY.
July 90, 1853 w-pd.
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MARRIED

AT Warcntown Jefferson Go. Ohio on the
3lst Of July, by Rev. William Oliver, Mr..
GEORGE BAILEY, Of Belmont Ce. 10 Miss
ViRcIsrA GREEN, of Warentoyn.
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NJ OTICE.-Is HEREBY given that at my in
stance an attachment this day issued by John
H. Johnson Justice of the Peace for Kirkwood Town.
ship, Belmont County Ohio against the property and
effects of John Bernard resident of said county OF
Belmont. ID. PICKERING,
OF the firm of ID. Pickering & Co.,
July % le53-pd
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WIG NOMINA TIONS.

WIG MOLINA TIONS
FOR GOVERNOR,
BARRERE, of Highland
roR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
ISAAC ]. ALLEN, Of Riohland.
FOR TREASURER STATE,
HENRY BRAKEMAN. of Hamilton.
roR SECRETARY or STATE,
NELSON H. VAN WORRIES, of Athens.
yoR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
WILLIAM II. GIBSON, Of Seneca.
FOR SUPREME COURT JUDGE,
FRANKLIN T. BACKUS, of Cuyahoga.
FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
JOHN WADDELL, of Coshocton.
SENATOR,
DAVID ALLEN, Of Belmont.
BOARD or EQUALIZATION,
JAMES HAMMOND, of Harrison.
REPRESENTATIVES,
ELI v. CLEAVER, of Wheeling tp.
SAMUEL DANFORD of Washington tp
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
D. D. T. COWEN, Of Richland tp
TREASURER,
d. S. ADAMS, of Richland tp.
COMMISSIONER,
SWAN c. VANCE, Of Flushing tp.
RECORDER,
PRICE ARRICK, of Kirkwood tp.
SURVEYOR,
JAMES MCMILLAN, of Richlund tp.
CORONER,
WILLIAM GILL, of Peose tp,
DIRECTOR OF IHFIRMARY,
SAMUEL DANIELS, Of Wheeling tp.
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CENTRAL OHIO RAILROAD COM

I YEN IKAL UHIU KAILKOAD COM-
/PANf.-The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
IN the above Company, will lie held their Office in
GAINESVILLE on Tuesday the 3Oh day of August next
So'clock A. Mon which day, and at which place, an
election will he held for thirteen Directors of said com.
pany. Polls TO he opened at 10 o'clock A. M
ALSO, at the same time and place. OF she Stock
holders Will he 'aken for OF against suhscr If
hundred thousand dollars by the Central Ohio Rail Com
pany, to tile Capital Stock Of the Cincinnati Whining
ton & GAINESVILLE Rail Road Company.
SAMUEL J. cox, sec'ry.
July 90, 1853,
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-No-
~ tce is hereby given that at the Probate Court for
Belmont County the undersigned appointed
and qualified as Administrator OF the estate OF Henry
Howell, late Of Belmont county, deceased.
All those indebted to said estate, requested TO make
immediate payment; and those having claims against
said estate notified to present them for settlement
within one year from this date
JOEL ELLIOTT, Admir-.
July 90, le53-3t.
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DIRECTOR OF IsFIRMARY,
SAMUEL DANIELS, OF Wheeling tp.

The RAILRoAD.-Read the proceedings of
the meeting at Uniontown. We think that
the time for deliberation is past--let there be
action! action! Let our farmers come up to
the work like men, and take the stock. Let
the great North Western route be placed un-
der contract at the earliest possible moment.
OFMr. John Hulse showed US some oats
few days since, the stalks OF which measured
4I feet in length. One head was eleven inch
es long, and contained 40 grains. Consd-
ering the dry weather ,his season that is ve-
ry large.
6FWe have seen some wheat grown by
Mr.. Robert Thompson, west of town, measur-
ing feet Al inches in length; some timothy
feet inches in length, and clover feet 9
inches. Last year this would not have been
very large, but this year it is hard to beat.
GFThere will be Camp Meeting held at
the old camp ground at Moundsville, Va. COM
mencing on the 18th inst.
C-"That man that hath no music in him.
self" would not have enjoyed that pleasant
serenade we were favored with one night last
week. Thanks, gentlemen, many thanks
for the compliment. May you be spared tc
repeat it often.
OENext Wednesday, recollect, is the day
Of the 'shoD;;' Ifyou want to "see the ele'
phant," just "come right along"
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SALE.-JoHs NEELAy Us

CHERlFFS SALE.-JoHN NEELAN Us.
AJGEoRGE w. NEELAs ct al.-in Partition.-By virtue
mon Pleas OF Belmont County Ohio will for sale Oh
THURSDAY, the 9Th day cs September
A. d. 1853 betw the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and
o'clock p. NJ of said day the premises James Nee
Ian deceased in Pease Township, Belmont County Ohio
the following described Real Estate, situate lying and
being in Belmont County Ohio and been described fol-
lows to wit two hundred and sixty of land
less, being the South hafo Section five six g.
Range three bounded the South by lands of John Clark
and the heirs OF A. Scott deceased, and the by
lands of Luther Harrah and John Hogg.
ALSO.-One other tract of land situate in said couty
containing nineteen acres, less being part
section thirty five township three aud range Being
the premises occupied by James Neean i'll his life
time tavern stand. subject to the widows DOVER
N, b. The first above described premises will De offered
in tracts to suit purchasers.
JOHN C. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
sherin's Office, August 5, 1s53.--6w. 81
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STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUN-
~ TY, SS--COurt Of Common Pleas.-Petition for
Divorce and Alimony.-ASs WEEDEs VS.: HILERY WEE
The said Hilery Weeden is hereby notified that the
I0th day of July A. ID. 1853, petition filed in said
Court by the said Ann Weeden against the said Hery
Weeden. the object and prayer Of said petition is for
divorce and Amony. The Causes set firth in said pc
tiiion gross neglect Of duty and will absence for
more three years. And that said petition will be
for hearing al the September Term Of said Court 1853
ANN WEEDEN,
By PETER TALLaAs, her Sol.
July %, l653.-6w.
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ATTENTION.!

The Washington Guards are ordered TO meet In uni
form for parade at their Armory on Saturday the 9Th
August, isJ3d O'Clock r. NJ, by order Of
J. =. CHARLEsWoRTH, Capt.
y. R,rLEY, q. 3.
July 2o 1859.
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MONDAY, The 18Th dan of August, 1853,

MONDAY, the 18Th day Of August, 1853,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. ". and O'Clock p
~ oi said day, on the premises the following described
real estate situate lying and being in the county Of Bel
mont snh stale Of Ohio, and bounded and described
follows TO wit being part the east half of section No
u, township and range No. four in said county lying
on the turnpike west Of ST. Clarsve for the
same at station seven in the middle Of said turnpike
thence south hundred and six poles and fifty three
hundredtbs to station No. six thence south eighty
Degrees west eighty hve poles and hundr
station No. eight the boundary Of said half
ton thence north FIVE hundredths Of degree west one
hundred and six poles and fythree hundredths
ton No. three in the middle Of said turnpike and
win north eighty degrees eighty FIVE and nine.
teen hundrsdtbs pole TO the place Of beginning contain
ing hity-siH acres Of land. Excepting however from
sald tract Of land the following premises being part OF
east bali Of section No. 81 township and range T. in
SAID county Of Belmont lying the turnpike west
81 Carsylle, beginning for the the line boun
GARY 10 The east side OF Jesse PenninCtons farm the
middle of the turnpike thence with said line south lO6 81
nnndredth pole to stone for corner thence Ns1S r..
81 ~ hundredths poles 10 stone for cornef, from
which white oak - feet in diameter, distant links
~ L. also white oak feet in diameter distant
bears south west thence ~ 1853 hunJredth poles
middle Of the turnpike g. sI4 3p21 hundreths poles
70 SAID pike TO the place Of begnng containing twenty
acres fIand.
Also another tract beginning for the same on the south
Of the National Road and nearly opposite Woodmansee
Tavern, at stake set up IN the ground and running
thence and bounding the south side OF road north
e2 80 feet. south % and eight feet to a stake
west 10 feet to stake north 221 feet the beginning
containing and laid out TOR seventy five peches md two
ieet of land more or less.
Also another tract beginning for the
SIDE oil the turnpike and opposite Samuel Woodmansees
dwelling house at corner, it being the N. E. of
John A. Haines lot that was bought Of John
and running thence and bounding the south side of
the National Road N. e2o E. twenty feet 10 a stake
thence $. sixty five feet to a sone thence southwest
line al stone, thence north along John A. Haines line
l2j feet to the place of beginning containing seyenl
per'hes aud seven feet Of land more ] Or less ca.
Sherif's Office, July 9Th, le53.-s.75
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STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT couN.

STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT coUN.
A,;,I TY, ss.--Jscos N. wmTS, vG Mary A..
w ", W., nIts ,ontt OF Common Peasin chansery Pc.
me said defendant, Mary Ann White, will take no.
oe thet we SAID Jacob NJ. White flied his petition IN
sove Court IN Chanoery on the 2eth day OF Nav
G mMing iho said defendant party thefcto--that
pelon diledges that esid defendant " the wio ~
complainant, and prsys that the marriage con.
eNstng between them he dissolved and declared
null and void, for the following causes;
ISL Wilful absence Of the said defendant for moro IN,
'hdee years next before the filing Of this petition,
~ Gross neglect Of duty the part OF the defendant
the Court In September, 1859. "
JACOB NJ. WHITE
June 3, 1sj3s-6w
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Nc Elrath & Barker, Publishers No. II
Spruce str. N. Y.
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Mr.. VAN AMBURGH,

The renowned OF all Lion Corquerors will, at
certain period of the Exhibtion the Dens of his
Terrific Group of Lions, Tigers Leopards Cougars Pan
theirs, &C. the performed by him in all the pn
cipal Cities OF Europe and America. After which,
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01rNext Wednesday, recollect, is the day
Of the 'shop;' you want to "see the ele-
phant," just "come right along"
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-JoaN GREEsLEAr JR

~ VS. WILLIAM GREEsLE.T, ct al.--In PartitiOn-By
virtue OF order Of sale directed from the Court
Common Pleas Of Belmont County, Ohio, at the summer
term thereof, will offer Tor sale on
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GFThere will be Camp Meeting held at
the old camp ground at Moundsville, Va. COM
mencing on the 18th inst.
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For the Chronicle.
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RAYMOND & co. AND VAN AMBURGH & cos
MENAGARIES United!
ADOUBLE PERFORMANCE

DOUBLE PERFORMANCE
AT EACH EXHIBITION, IN
Four Immense Performing Dens
VAN AMBURGH in Two of them, and
Mons. DANIELS in the other Two.
WILL EXHIBIT AT ST. CLAIRSyTLLE. WEDNEs.
DAY, AUGUST l0lh 1853
Open from P. NJ. to 4 p. NJ.
ADMISSION a5 cente. Children under 10, Is cents.
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GRAND PROCESSION!

consisting of the Carriages Cages, Vans &C., contain
ing the Animals, drawn by IaO sPLINDID noRsES
headed by the Companies Celebrated Brass Band and
will pass through the Principal Streets, 10 the Pavilion
Exhibition giving the Public opportunity of be
holding of The most Gorgeous Professions ever wit
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
PROTECTION INSURANCE co.
LOSS OR DAMAGE BY FIRE.
VIM. CONNER, Secretary.


anYio iownn nhe Western Country against the hazaIdsO
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*
EssIsEER DErAnrAssr, Washington, March IS, lass
PROPOSALS viii ONCE u the 0th day OF Apn
1855 executing following repairs 20 the as'. a hsnns
bunk 49, Fl.
weigh e required be placed along The ioundA
on The precise position 40 be pointed
by the the United States al the work
TO be continued back 'oS esb ana
hence, W an angle, llS 10 the beach
OF sand be exeavaed =" prepare TOT a
MOI more Than one hail OF h
wide) extends TO the level
The will be fon IL 10 sfeet IN ~id
from s feet in height VIII Dc composed OF
than feet tbck, and diminishing
In width bottom the coping course being TWO et
and half thick ave feet wide, and pieces from three 70 he ert
truly split with ends and Sides
close wall without mortar and no piece s
ibie wall les width than TWO feet OF
ve feet The width TO be TWO feet and
half and the average length seven feet
be needed complete
work all of which be sound and durable and free from de
fleets.
approach extremity OF the wing
wall, and can lie along The channel part Of the pier
delivered
seis, by derricks, either board Shore
ballast should be by the ton of 224o ibs TOT
by the cubic and the split BY the
cubic yard, including laying il in The wall. 49, &g -
information address b. Major T. B. Tower United
'''''' any JOS G. TorTEN,
Brevet Gen. and COL Engineers.
inserted the Unon, Ineigencer, and Republic, Wash
Massachusetts and Eastern Argus,
Maine other day for three weeks OF each
containing advertisement To be 10 the Engineer De-
narment Mar l6--e0d3w
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THE MUSICAL WORLD AND TIMES.

LARGE weekly Journal OF sixteen edited by Richard
~ Willis which composers and writers
their medium OF communication with the
public 9s sa5 WORTHY OF hsv-
best brilliant instructive essays
complete familiar harmony which
anybody understand of attractive musical read
anecdotes Of celebrated musicians musical his
truthful criticisms Of musical publ
the pick add cream OF musical
Incident foreign and domes'ie the whole
valuable record Of musical art u IL
The OF cbos and OF ladies h
lbs hut
peciaIy attended To. - -,
of five extra o his trouble.
Willis, publishers OF me MUSICAL Wofa ana Times,
2S7 broadway, New York.
hsorura youRsALThe subscribers also publish
elegant journal OF eight
music
Of interesting musical reading
Monthly Musical designed for
bousasds musical knowledge
mnpd
be furnished the cheapest possible rate.
One so cents three copies, ~
s.; and sending twenty
ezra opy his trouble. Addres. DysR h WILLIS
N.R-Ci.rgvmsn will be supplied World and
dollar and with the Monthly Musical Gazette
nj fv FIVE
obtain subscribers named pobc
ons. Liberal commission allowed.
Now the time % subscribe the begins
arst January, 1863
Jan i3-d3m
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VALUABLE and Improved Farm In the vicinity Of
Washington saeThe undersigned offers for sale wood
soctn which she resides certainly one OF The most
valuable highly vicinity OF Washington titles
In the District hayward,
free road leading and Is the imuo
Messrs Young Addison, Barry
and the hospital II contains three
hundred Of which
residue heavily numbered The
land well divided into fields in each Of
failing springs Large quantities
lime ashes stable and have been used on hs land
within last three and IT Is all now In
produce There acres OF bottom
my in clover and about forty seeded
and consist large and
comfortable dwelling and poultry houses overseer and
houses and all ouhuidings
purposes the farm. Possession OF the farm and n
Immediately long credit viii be given,
desire . n portion Of the purchase
For particulars apply John Carroll Brent, ESQ., attorney
street. James G. Mcclure, Pennsylvania
where plot Of the property may be
on the premises TO - -y.
Feb lo-2awn ELIZABETH HRENT.
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United state. M.,l.-south Carolina.

PROPOSALS for mail. Of the United States from July
July less, inclusive, The following route in
Carolina received sfce Of
OF Washington until o.
decided th Of April 1883
From Yorkvie by Hickory Grove, Harmony Boydon
Cherokee Iron Works, Coopersvine Dntonsvihe, Lime
Spring, Tbckey Fork, Aoultio and Hurricane, to
Rpartanbugh @. H., South Carolina, 5s miles and back
week.
Leave Yorkvile every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
Arrive at sparianbureh C. II. next days by J. m,
Leave spartanhugh q, H. Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday al G, a.
F Arrive al York willie days by 8,
bid and (embacing conditions 10 he
panent deem
proper general advertisement OF mail routes dated February
is5s 4. ID. HUBBARD,
Postmaster General
Posr oruos DEPARTMENT, March ,, 1883
d March 5-law4w
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Opening Of spring Good. for 1858.


CLACETT, NEWTON, MAY, 4 co. respectfully invite the
citizens Washington their unusually
fancy goods Of the latest mporiston
embracing ali the styles OF
French and luda ass silks, rich grenadine
Bayadere robes graduated bsrege robes
Printed chaliey, tissues Paris lawns and Jaoonets
spting mous-eiines, PLAN bereges ia all colors
Berege de lane, nous. de baze, French chiaues
Newest patterns Of silk and lace msnuias
Embroidered plain Grape shawis
Black lace shawls and
superb lot OF French eInbroideries in espes
Berhes, chmezei., collars sleeves
Infant and dresses, worked shirts
an eambro worked bands ....
Embroidered, hewsteh, scoop and other style. Of linen
Honi,on, Gimpure, mechlp, and English thread lace,
All numbers OF best KID gloves
English silk and thread hosiery.
All kinds Of mourning dress goods, such as
Best black silks, bombasH, black grenadns
Black ehaley, black berege, black alpaca
Black English Grape, black hosiery aud gloves
Black skirung, black lace half figured mits
Black manues and sbays
All KINDS OF fine white goods consisting Of
India, Swiss, and French musins
Plaid aud striped cambric muslin, aSonet
Null, Nansook, and Victoria muslin
Figured and dotted Swiss muslin bishop lawn
Cambria dmty linen cambria
Figured lace aud bobine, SILK and thread illusion
We have IN genuemens ample supply OF the best
Cloths, cassimeros yesung-, gloves, hose
Undershs, drawers, crayAts, pocket andkechieh, &c
goods will be found complete
and extensive heretofore, consisting Of
Linen sheeing, pillow linen, silecia table dama,ks
Crash, German roll, table and piano
Tois covers, frat napkins and doieys
up very heavy stock Of
nc goods, such as
The celebrated brand. Of 'hirtng cotton
Plaid domestic, gnrham eaicoe.
Cotton and linen osnaburgs cotton check ~
ticking, colorcd cambria soca, Madras handkerchief.
And many other goods suitable for servants
We shall object sell goods lower than the same
,sn a y & ,,oass snS sIp,ns Of going nor ss,
considerable difference We
seal om all persons IN want Of good good q, low pnse co
Mar a,-a,sw7wf
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ELIZABETH BRENT.

A CARD-To Housekespers and Offensive would respect
II call Of houskeepe and other who
sufficient the stock Of wood
selected with much under advan
We think without
good, ~ superior be
city, quite large stock, and wish
dispose possible order make change
win offer Inducements cash who
either wood coal think all
who better call before purchasing elsewhere
who obise
usb y calliaf practicable,
JAMES w. BARKER co,
Febl O-oawims Corner OF ia and q
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II commencing requested TO call and examine the sub
collection or furnishing goods, which
every article deemed requisite in housekeeping,
general French English china, erocke,
glass #H.=. ..#
Plated goods, Britannia ###.. .#~
Ca. fixtures, n large assortment
Block goods, looking glasses brong.a iron goods
Jspanned goods. willow ware, wooden
Cutlery, painted tin goods, refrilersou
Mats, brushes lamps, Gandoes. cooking utensils, NC,
h. subscriber pledges goods they
be Washington and
line will him call he will
addition pduceen
At
ing c,tg.
Z .r @. w, B0TELER,
Mar 30-@9awsw Iron Hall.