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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-18

ably known, bat which my husband has rendered
notorious. The little world Of my chance readers
may say OF me, after l am dead and gone, and my
struggle over and f0rg0tten-" The woman who
wrote this book had an unhappy history but they
small not say" The woman who wrote this book
was pFon1asass and mercenary hypocrite." Since
strangers, appeal to the opinion of strangers a.
well as that OF friends Since In however bonnded
and narrow degree there Is chance tina; NAV
be remembered after death, will not have nv
whole life misrepres ented. Let those women who
have the true womans lot, Of being unknown out of
the circle of their homes thank God for that bless,
ing; it is o blessing; but for me publicity il no
longer matter OF choice Defence is possible to me:
not silence. And must remind those who think
the right Of husband so indefeasible that wife
ought raiherto submit to the martyrdom Of her re-
putaton than TO be justified at his expense, that
have refraned.
All state now might have stated at any time
G curing the past unhappy years and never did pub
slaLderDg the mother OF his by anecdotes
signed with his name and published by his authority
endeavoring thus to oyerwhelm me with infamy, for
no offence but that of having rashly asserted claim
upon MIN which was found not to be valid in law
but only binding on him "as man of honor"
CAROLINE NORTON.
P. SIN consequence of portion of my cross
examination, OF which the pretext was the expense
OF the education of the girl Jane Boaks, cOnded to
my charge after correspondence with the Rev. j.
BARLOW, of Duke street Chapel Westminster aud the
Rev. T G. Crofts, Of South Mailing, Sussex, append
Mr.. Croits letter, with no other comment than
cumstaDces and saw the girl on Of her journeys
TO II ndOn, at my uncles residence in Bolton street.
where he came TO visit me. en-
MAILING HOUSE, NEAR Lrwrs Aug 49,
MY DEAR MADAM 10 the distressing exa ninAtions
which have l.ey taken place relative to your fsmly
affairs. have seen my own mentioned in oonnec
tion with trsnsscrioa which we'll remember to have
taken place In consequence Of the ks made
upon feel IL but due to yourself to state III know
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Ciheu themselves Win is sue D4ill Ot tuelf govern
ment was stl undplomadc, their policy trans
atlautic ard their public feeling avorse TO- and con.
tmptuous 81, f'e agtalons Of Europe in States
The trt tNcJ' ita, truck upon their mind aud pro
ducod rCVe Acretng tones was the struggle and tho
fail Of HHoeliy. The impressions might however
l..sa go . s.y 40 ta.s ,,la .nIt 10, ~ tctp
them, bed NJ utsn for the VS., ~ their sh re-.
a. ~ eA-le a.d > snqp.laIt, '. 4 a4lA ,y.s, ~
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-01-20
UaNtIppIT, laH. -UIH, TOO.
At A BARGAIN,
40! FoR CALIFORNIA;.

M CdAEL GRACE, Jr., being DESTROYS 10
vi emigrute 10 California, offers for sale his
Farm on the Wauhcsipinca river, containing
1873 acres, 100 acres in cultivation, Is acres in
winter wheat, comfortable log no so. Here 10
chance for a bargain.
Apply 10 COOK ( 8 z iENT.
Oavenp0rt, Feb Il, l852.
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T. G.. FAD 3,
GENERAL LAND AGENT,
DAVENPORT, low A

HaVING located myself IN The City Of Day
Il export for the purpose Of transactlng !
General Lane Agency, respectfully tender mi
ny services to all who may trust Their cuisines:
10 my charge, in the purchase and sale OF Real
Estate, improved or otherwise. Purchase, "a {
and locating Land Warrants, Leasing Lands and
Houses, oleciing rents, paying Taxes, collect
Jug money and refatting to its proper Ge5tlnH-
ION the day on which It is collected, and doing
many things connected with Land Agea-
cy business, when called on.
Having been long citizen Of Scott county,
possessing general and accurate knowledge Of
all the most desirable localities uiihnlts bounds,
| can but falter myself iha, ! shall receive a
share, al least. Of III kind Of business. la a
short time | design connecting with the above
business, an Intelligence Office, the nature Of
which will be duly made known through the
Newspapers Of the city. Ny place of business
for the present will be in the Office Of A. w.
MeGaEGoR, Esq, west side of Main, between
lst and Cd Streets, where | can be found eails
and late, ready TO serve all who may desire my
services in the above business.
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EaR SALE.

4 FARM in alue Grass settlement OF 400
n acres, all under cultivation, fenced with
Cedar post and pine bcards-0rehari 200 frui,
trees, &c, together with no acres Of timber
ami, " ii be sold yery low in one tract or il will
be divided into lots TO suit purchasers.
March II. G. OK g. SARGENT.
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INSURANCE.
GENERAL AGENCY

III VI - OlI4N 1IAh ~
MAIN ST., DAVENPORT, Iowa.
THIS Agency will take risks in Dueli,rg
i Houses, Stores, Mills and Shops, with thei,
contents against loss by FIRE. Also Marine
Risks on Merchandise and Risks on LIVES il
he following well established Insurance Com.
panIes.
Washington Union Insurance c..
Cleveland, 0.
American Mutual Insurance Co.
Amsterdam. N. Y.
United States Mutual Insurance Co
New York.
New York Union Insurance Co.
Johnstown, NJ
New York Lie Insurance Co.
New York CITY.
Shippers and Merchants doing their cargo
business with him will be allowed return pre-
MUM OF l2l per cent.
Davenport, Dec. 23, 1859.
ALEX. " McGREGOR,
t,1u,l A rent.
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NEW FIRM.

CETy .sEysEyEEy sTaDF,
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE LIE CLAIRE HOUSE:
DEAIRRS in Clocks, Watches, J-welry.
~ Fancy Goods, and Tas.
AL kinds Of Clocks, Watches and lewelry
neal repaired and warranted Work from a
distance promptly attended To ny
SMITH s. EFFRY.
Engraving dene TO order at the City Jewelsr
S ore, Davenport, Iowa.
Davenport, Sept 2, 1859 5e-IF
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ID ChET Dlaries tof 1893: also Mitchell
i Geography and Atlas, New Edition with 8
additional Maps and tables OF latest census.
For saia ~ the
Jan u, 1853. DAVENPORT BOOK STORE.
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Monthly Periodicals.

NEJsgM. THE Subscriber will
lN-EaV have on band regularly the follow
M Magazines, and will lunih them #onthi
at &c. per number: Graham, Harper, Knicker.
booker, Cooley, and others Those wishing II
subscribe are requested to hand 10 heir Hames
aiihou deia5 to enal3le ms 70 know what guam.
tity 10 Order. Tais arrangement viii commeUce
aiih the December numbers.
II. A. PORTER
Rock Island. Nov. 8, i3,2-l
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YpTANTTT7- len II .,,S- 7T1--T - F5-S- TT.
w Low and BgESwsN, for whif i the highest
price viii ne paid hv VAN TJlYA < COOK.
TUST received and far sale b. 10, 10 BY l2
y and 10 bv IA Wind ny GLASS, by
April 23j VAN TrYG COOK.
I OAF, Crushed Clarified and n. O. Sugar
! Tor saleby VAN TuYL 4 COOK
- ASH Of all sizes for sale hy
~ Nov %. VAN IL La COOK.
nTEFCHy, Sunny side, Peep al No. 5. &c.
" a. he Rock Island Bookstore.
A FEW TsA SFrrs Of Splendid patterns Just re-
ceiyed and for sale by
Nov y. VAN TpYt & cook.
Tyashionahl Silk Leghorn, and koss,th Pats,
1 and Ca IS for sale az WHrSrrR,s.
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bGENCY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE.
M'Greg0r & LaWeS.

Hest Side Main betueen Ffoni md End st.
WILL buy, sell and locate Land Warrants,
Wv buy and sell Real Estate, Pay Taxes, In.
vesligate Titles, Invest Money, Negotiate Loans
on Bond and Mortgage
Buy and sell Exchange and all kinds Of Gold,
Specie aud Lncurrent Bank Notes, at best rates.
C Elections made and promptly RENTED for.
al current rates OF Exchlnge.
Inc allowed on deposites on time or to be
check tor at light.
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COOK q BROTHER.
FOR SALE.

A FINE farm On the Mississippi River adjoin-
"A ing the Town OF Buffalo, comfortable dwell
ing house and the whole handsomely and eligi-
bly, stna ed VIII be sold at at good bargain.
For terms enquire of J. s Simpson, Buffalo, or
Of COOK & SARGENT.
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NEW HAkDWA STORE
NEXT DOOR TO THE posi- OFFICE,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.

DAsENPOkl. lOWi.
TINE subscriber is now opening at his new
i stand, a complete assortment Of Cutlery and
Hardware, embracing every Thing in the Inc, a.
prices 10 suit the times, consist ng ~ par o.
Buffers Hardware; including all varieties Of
locks, latches, bolts, hinges screws, shutter as-
Jennings, sci fastening shutter hinges, sash sIrlnt.
door knobs, cupboard catches, pnilies, NC join
ers' Fools, among which are hand, lane, rip
tenant, compass, sash and other saws, chi-es 81
al, kinds augets, long and hort, drawing hives
steel, iron nd ~ squares, bench match, taisine.
sasls, moulding AMI bead planes, braces and bits
spirit levels, beveIs, mortice guages, with all
other descr ption 81 Carpenters Tools.
81 ckssi'hs' tools and files, bellows, anvis,
vices, screw places, tungs, Gritn's horse shoe
nail, ra ps. files, sc.
Mill Saws, Upright and Circular,
OF Rowland'~, Lee, Gage Co., and other good
make; and every variety OF Mill saw and other
files. STEEL SPADES ami SHOFELs, OF
Ames', Rowiand's, Adams and other nanaiae-
lures. Also: grain scoops, hoes, rakes, haY
forks. manure forks, long handled shoveis, OK
and log chains, trace, breast, halter and othei
chains, hay aad straw knives. etc etc.
TABLE IND POCKET CUTLER Y Of all
qualities and prices together with general as
sormeht Of House keeping articles.
ANEEALED WIRE FENCING!
This article is pecuiiars adapted to this Prai-
rie country, has been nlly tested and is bound e
suyercede al other kinds of fencing now in use
For durability, cheapHes. and convenience, i's
claims are pre-emineht. Formers, look to It! L
"iil save You many dollars.
'T~ere vain 10 aien I 10 enume'ae oil ms
stock. Tie foregoing with TWO HUN RED
KEGS CUTN lis, eastern make. are sufficient
10 arrest your attention, and my assurances to sea
cheap will be fully realized by Giving me call
al the "Post Office Buidings.''
Orders from distance carefully attended to.
w. Fl HIL1RHTH,
"R5st Office BusLiiAgs'' Das enpor.
nrl lGag
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300 acres of Timber Land
.yAEazsgocD''.-FoR SALE.

RlaLssGl ~ WED 's.EOH SALE.
yEyliIS valuable farm formerly occupied by
1 NJ. Sargent, containing 100 acres OF farm
ING land in high state OF cultivation, an orchard
# e0D hritty trees; dwelling, tenant house, &c.
Together with 40 acres of fine timber, situate
IN the Blue Grass read IL miles from this city
is offered Tor sale ON verv reasonable terms
COOK x SARGENT, Lind Agents
March 9TH 1852
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UNEEEPksOvED LANDS FOR SALE
CRY LOIS FOR SALE.

NTE have forty Lots in ssGieen's Addtionn
w and Cook & Sargenl's addition" to the
city Of Davenport, which we will sell at tair pri-
eos, and TO persons DESTROYS OF improving will
give a liberal credit for portion Of the purchase
money. c OK & SARGENT.
Davenport. Feb IL. 1852.
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New Watch l. Jewelry store,
3 Doors South OF Cook y Sargent'S
Banking House.

lYllE subscriber has Just arrived from New
L York, with the largest and best assortnen
| Of
GOLD SILVER WATCHES, JEWELRY, sc. &c
ever offered in Iowa, and he is determined to SCI
lower than the same Qualtl aud style OF good
can be bought from ST Louis 70 ST Anthony.
His stock consists N par OF Fine Gold, Lever
and Lepine Watches, HJntlhg and open faces, o
every lyle aud pattern and varying in price frou
5000 70 $4,000. Silver Levers, Lepines anc
Verge Watches TO suit all.
A very fine assortment Of Gold Guard, Fob
aud Vest Chains, varying in price from $1,000 10
5000.
Also, Gold KEYS and Seals, Earrings, Finger
rings, Cuff pins, Breast-pins, and Gold Pencils.
in endless variety. A lot oil very superior Gold
Pens, warranted.
Gold and Silver Spectacles, Silver and Plated.
Tea Table and Salt Spoons, liver and plated but,
Ter knives, and in short all articles usually kept
in such Establishments
His goods have been purchased from first hands
at the very lowest prices, and selected with great
care, both as regards taste and quality, which en-
ables him to offer be best goods at very low pri-
res.
Particular attention given 10 repairing and
cleaning Clocks, Watches AMI Iewery and all
y.otk war an'ed.
Feeling confident that | can rendr satisfaction,
/ respectfully solicit a share Of public patronage.
P. M HOUSED.
Davennort Dec st 1852
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-06-08
Beautiful thoughts.

God has sent same angels lnln the world
whose Office il tn refresh the sorrow ii the
pnor, aud IL tighten the eyes Of The discon'
ISOLATE. A, d what greater pleasure can we
have Than that Of bringing Joy To our broth
er; that the tongue should he tuned with
heavenly accents, anil make the very
soul listen ior lish, and ease; and when he
percriyes that there is sach a thing in the
world ard in The order Of things, AS cum
farl anil Joy; to begin 10 break nut from
The prism Of his snrruws al the door OF
sigls anil tears, aal BY lin!a and huie be-
gin 10 melt into sliuwrrs and rrfreshmeni
[lhat is glory to ihs voice, and emp ny.
aren't ct for the b-ishlrst angrl. 10, ]
have sren the sun kiss The iroz'n Earth.
which was hound up with The images Of
death. and The cold breath OF the north,
and TIC. waters break from their inrlnSnres
and msIi wi h inv anl run ia useful chan
aela; and Nc flies do rise from lltlr graves
in The Ialls and dance . lille while in the
air, to tell that joy is within. aud that the
great mother Of creatures will open the
siark Of her rfrpshmeni, hecume useful 10
mankind, and ling praises IN her Rrdeemer.
81 is he heart Of sorrowful man under the
despair of the grave. and Ihe letters and
chains Of sunOw; he blrssps G,Hd, and he
blesses thee, and he feels big life return
ing.
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May a., 1853.
Sale of Real Estate by Order
az Guurf.

ON Saturday the sth day ofjuno, A. D. 1859,
Obetween the hours Of ten O'Clock A. NJ, and
four O'Clock p, NJ. of said day, on tho premises,
will DO sold to the highest bidder, the following
REL es alto, as the properly of Henry Rowland,
deceased. to wit: being a part of the south west
quarter OF section number t~hlrty.six 1861 10 town
ship number twenty.iour t9I1 range number
seventeen M, Bounded as follows: beginning at
the north east corner of said quarter; thence
wet on the line of said quarter, one hundred and
thirty three and third pcrohes 70 a post; thence
south with a variation ole degrees, sixty perches
to a post thence east with Il variation of2 ITO
degrees, one hundred and thirty three and one
third perohes to a post on the east boundary line;
thence north with the cast boundary limo Of said
quarter, to the place ofbeginning, containing fhy
acres, situated in said Ashland county, Ohio; sub
Get to the dover estate Of Christena Rowland, in
said premises, appraised at ten hundred and fAy
dollars, subject to said dover. Terms of sale,
one halfcash in hand, aud tho residue in six
months from the day Of salei bpck payments TO DO
secured by mortgage on the premises;
rtILlk1AlN ROWLAND,
Administrators Of Henry Rowland decd.
KELLOGG \ ALLISON. for Petitioners
Ashland, April u, 1883. .' 4w6l
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Truth is Beautiful.

Why is a thing beautiful Simply be-
causs !, arcufds with fixed elements in ma
lure, which intbeit wide range Of eoubi-'
naIion produce infinite variety. There IS
beauty in The moIion Of the wave. IN the
gpnila sweep of the forest trees when aei-
alvd By The wind. IL is in The whisper Of
ile breeze, The ripple NJ iherill; IN The ulur.
mar and war oflhe waterfall; u Is breaIhed
BY TIM EaliAu hnrp,is reflected in The rain.
bow; he easel Of The painter, the marble Of
,he sculpinr, snd' the model qg the architect
exhibit il, II isip Tho clear, nplilied eye,
tho free swelling lone, sndihe elastic step
Of 4 child. LSaly, truth itself Is embod
iedin hish moral principle. and Faili,
.4al.aa ,wih 10 borrssed light
Nj M Barry.
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Iuua Of Obio.
PUBLISHED ny AUTHORITY,
mo. col

AN ACT
To amend the oct entitled ian act to create a lien
in favor of mechanics and others In ceuain
cases." passedMs oh llth, NAB.
Sec. /. Be il enacted by The General
Assembly Of the Stale Of Ohio, That the
seventh section OF The acl entitled ian act
to create q lien in favor Of Mechanics and
others in certain cases. passed March IL.
1913, be amended SO as 10 read as follows:
"Sec. 7. That any person entitled 10 q lien
under this act shall make an account in
writing Of the item Of labor. skill, material
aud machinery furnished or eitheruf them,
as The case may be, and after making oath
thereto, within four monlbs from The time
of performing such labor and skill, or fur.
nishing such material and machinery , shall
file The same 10 The %recordeI's 0fice Of The
county 10 which such labor, skill and ma.
teriaIs shall have been furnished, which
account 50 made and filed shall be record.
ed in a separate book. 10 be provided by
The recorder for that purpose. and shall
from The commencement " such labor OF
The Gurni shihg Of such materials and fol
two years aftrihc completion Of such labor
Or the furnishing Of such maierials, operate
as a lien on tho several description o.
structures and buildings, and the lots OF
which they stand, In the FIRST section o
this aci named, when any labor has beer
done, or materials furnished as provided
on a written contract, the same or q coPj
thereof shall DO fled with the accoun
herein required.
Sec. 2. That the seventh section Of al
act entitled "an act to create = lien In favol
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Good Advice in Good Season.

The Dtlphos Oracle gives the follow.
ing wholesome sdmoniiion TO The Demo-
cratic masses, and We trust tina, il will be
profied By:
In view Of the course that was pursued
by no, a few Of cur Legislators, during
tn elasl session Of the General As.
semblv, it becomes a duty, more in.
cumbent than al any other period, for the
people 10 look well TO the nominations for
the Legislature. that will be continually
making from This Tine till autumn. Il is
a duty the people " themselves, a, all
times, 10 select for their rulers and law
makers, such men as will fearlessly repre-.
sent and carry cut The will Of their con.
sii,uenis, irrespective Of "ouIside comblna-
ton" and corporation influence" but
more especially is it duty that should moi
be disregarded al the approaching fall eleC'
lion.
The next General Assembly will have
to actupon vial questions. several of which
are of more moment to The people ol the
Stale than any measures settled by The last
Legislature. Should the Democracy have
"rnemles in camp as they had last win
ter, we may expect the independent
Treasury Biz 10 be subjected 10 another
inglOrious defeat; and should any Of their
representatives in the Legislature banker
for The immunities Of corporations, land
we had several such last winier.) we may
expect a sale Of the Public Works and a
consolidation Of all Railroad Companies in
the State.
We need substantial men in The next
Legislature-noI merely men who profess
opposition 10 The moniel power Of corpo.
r%a,ions. bot men who possess sufficient pc.
li,icaI honesty and moral courage 10 carry
out their promises 10 the people. W.
say again, look To yonr nominaiions-le
them be made from among the people.
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NOTICE IN

CARiH A. BGYLE, will take notice, that atthe
- art Term Of the Couit Of Com. Piens oflAsh-
land county, Obi Thos. L.. ,Bpy,e fled in. the
Clerks Office Of sahl coart his Pet tion in Chan
Gerry and the same is now prndin alleging
among other things TINT sud parties were lawfal-
y married aud lived and cohlbted together as
husband nrd wife up to abunt tho last ii ) ,nuary,
1850, when said defendant let his domici, absent.
ed herself from his he'd and hoard and has con-
Timed SO to do Tor more than three years, with.
out any just c,use ar proyoca,ion. The object
and prayer of which Petition is 10 obtain a decree
Of Divorce from said defendant. who ia further
notified that unless sho appear and plead, answer
or demur &c said Petition, sud Petitioner will ask
for such decree at The uot, term Of said Ceurt.
SMITH b SLOAN, Oh I
Soils. Tor Petr.
May IS. ls53-6w62.
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France N THE SANDWICH IsLANps.-
The Frrach demands On the goveinmea,
Oc the Sandwich Islands are
i. That H. duties on French brandies
shall be reduced from SIS 10 81 SO per
gallon.
2. Thatthe prohibition ofthe~i niroduction
Of spirituous liquors by whAleships shall no,
be enforced against French whslers.
3. That a board Of superintendent he
appointed for each religion; iha, Catholic
schools be under the sole %conlrnl Of Catho.
lie inspectors; and That the fund arising
from the schoullaS be proporiionally divided
between Catholics and Prolesiants.
These claims are based upon the treaty Of
1916, Of which the second article guarantees
to French residents in the islands The same
rights and privileges which are now. or
may hereafter be grantrd 10 the subjects
of The most favored nation. Ariicie six de-.
clares tina, French productions shall no, he
prohibited or subjected 10 a duty greater thar
five per cent. dd paiOrem-excepl in the
case Of wines, brandies, and spiri;uous Il.
quors, which may be subjected 10 eny
equitable duty which the government Of the
islands may see Ct 10 impose-on condi
lion that this duty shall never be sufficient
ly high 10 become an absolute prohibition
III the importation Of said articles .-Ere
Post.
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Nnlicr.

THERE will be a petition presented to the
i Commissioner Of Ashland County. at their
June session, for an alteratlOa in the county road
leading from Orange TO Savannah, commencing
east OF Mashnm Bowman's, at a pair of bars
thence north d John MeicalHs house thence
cas-. to ~intersect the road leading from orange to
Troy, north "fthe bridge, opposite to u cherry
tree in Valentine Heifner's field. Also, the old
road vacated until tho place Of beginning,
MANY PETITIONERS.
May 4, 1853. dw5l
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Notice

rs hereby given, that tho undersigned has been
Il appointed and qualified as Adlninisuator Of
the estate ofElizabeth Fast, diseased. All per-
sons having claims against said estate, are
requested TO present them legally authenticated
within one year from this date, and al persons
knowing themselves indebted 10 said estate are
requested to make immediate payment.
DANIEL CAMPBELL. Jr.
May II, 1853. 3w5i'
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SHERtFF's SALE.

John Bcam a Par,itiOnin Ashland
David Beam ct al. co#Hon Pleas. a
PURSUANT to the command Of an ordef o.
sale. Issued in tho above case nom ihS
Ccurt ofCommon Pleas Of Ashland county Ohioi
to me directed, | will expose 10 public sale at Tho
door orthe Court House in said county, on
Monday The l3M dug Of dms,
A. D. 1853, between the hours Of ten O'clock
AL NJ. and four o'cl' OK PM said day, the fal.
lowing described real estate, situate, q d he,
ing in the county Of Ashland and State If Ohio,
to wit; beng the north half ofthe south east GUAR
ter Of section two, township tweniy-ihrss lQa,l,
md range seventeen (i7J and upon The following
terms, to witt one third clsh In hand, ona third
in one year, aud one third in two Yeas from day
Of sale; hack p 'ynontS 10 be secured by mort,
gage on the promises. .lElmulQ Y8Ii la
I'D. JONES, sheriff,
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