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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-12
CO IN MI S SION ER'S SALE
OF Valuable Real Estate.

VEIHEREAS tie heirs at law of Andrew
Wv Byers and Mary ByerS. both late OF
st. Joseph county Indiana, deceased, applied
to the ST. Jo.epl, Circuit Court, to make par
.ition of certain real estate, wlicl, descended
TO them in common from the said Andrew and
Mary. and such proceedings were had therein
that said Circuit Court ordered a sale of said
real estate and appointed Alvin s. Dunbar as
commissioner to sell the same, either at pub
lie or private sale. Therefore, | Alvin S. Dun
bar. as such commissioner, hereby offer at pri-
vate sale the said real estate described as fol-
lows, TO wit:
The north half of the south west fraction
west of the Michigan road, Of section number
twO,(2) town tItir'y-fve, (35) north range two
u east, containing twenty and three one hum
dredttS go 3-lOO) acres.
Also tn acres off Of tie south end Of the
east half of :he south ives: quarter OF section
number seventeen, 90 town thirty five (:,5)
north range two ~ east. Roth tracts situated
in st. Joseph county Indiana.
/ Also, the north west quarter of section num-
! Der twenty, (2O) town thirty five, go north
range 1wo east; containing one hundred and
sixty acres.
Also, the south half Of tie north east quar-
ter Of section number six, (6) town thirty three
(3;) north range one, % east, containing eigh
~ acres.
Also Lot number one, % in section num-
Der six 90 town thirty -tnree $50 north range
one GU east; containing sixty five aud forty
eight lundredths (G5 $4,000 acres. All OF
lie three last above described tracts OF land
are situated in Marshall county Indiana.
Should tie above land not be previously DIS
posed of, 1 will expose the same TO public
sale TO the highest bidder, at the following
times and places, to wit: AT the Court house
I III. lnrI t, Sfpfb Per H.lV
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-12

CECsoLse Cv.En ~ 10 MINUTES
DE-. W.. B. FiaaE This IS o GER. HAT
haze used your bilin7nt IN cases of Belly
abe IL horses, an have never fl1rl in any
Ga e. Iuse , i, cent hntfie, and about o. -
s,uirt OF wafer. IN i've OF te't minutes alter
il is IA zen DO ~ The horse viii be relieve
r,m pain. would use liftle more .u very
deSparafe case, a!tho4 h i'ever failei with
a y cent bJtlle. Re pecifirly yours,
#. HENDERSON.
Ciianalion. WI county. I'll ll,. @, 1872.
4 Sc. u 'ver:i t n.nf - t's paper. Snl
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-12
Plymouth. Nay 9Th 1888.

ES~GD II M ED-In the street near
my premises, on the ith inst. roll OF Bank
Bills, which he owner can have by calling,
satisfactorily describing the same aud paying
for this advertisement. G. Z. CHERRY.
April Is, 1873. St3.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-12
sPEg1A1 MogECEso
Religious Notice.

There will be a protracled meeting al
South Bend, commencing on Thursday
the 26:h day of May inst, at 2 O'Clock
p. NJ. and hold over The Sabbath follow
ing.
ST. Mary X. Chapman will be there
likewise it is expected that Sr. Seymour
and Br and Sr. Mansfield will be present
during the meeting.
YATES HIGGINS.
Nv 6th 1919
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-12
AN ORDINANCE.

RE it ordained by the President AMI TruS-
- tees oil the town of Plymouth: That it
shall be unlawful for any person to exhibit
any Stallion in any of the principal streets OF
said town. and that it shall be unlawful for any
owner of horses to permit them TO run loose
within the limits of SAID town, under penalty
OF not less than one, nor more than three dol
lars for each offenSe, to be recovered before
any Justice OF The peace having competent ju-
riSdiclion.
This ordinance 20 be in force from and after
It's publication in the Plymouth Banner.
RUFUS BROWN, Pres.
Attest--H. =. STEELE Clerk.
April 1903. 9t3.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-12
UNCLE TOMS CABIN

UNCLE TOMS CABIN.
The Most Popular Book of the Age!
lust received rom the publishers and Of
- fered at Wholesale or retail, by Writer
~ Miller, South Bend, Ind. Cheap eii-
tion at 37a cents per copy.
Cloth, two volumes, 81 so
Fully Illustrated, , 90
do do Turkey, ) 90
We will send the cheap Edition by mail,
FREE of postage, to any part of the west, upon
the receipt of FIFTY cNTs per copy in Post
Office Stamps or current paper.
Address WRITER * MILLER
Booksellers & Stationers, South Bend, md
March 10, 1858. 2tf
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-12
e. GID E
No. 81 in the town OF PIymOUtF,

NO Oh III Tie tOWM Oh PIymOUtf,,
Marshall county. Indiana, which | will sell
in lots or parcels, or altogether, as l may think
best for the estate, and to suit the purchaser.
TERMS OF SALE.-One third of the pur-
chase money TO be paid OH the day of sale,
one third In 81 months, and the residue in
twelve months, the purchaser giving notes
with approved FREEHOLD security, waving valu-
alton and apprlSment laws, with interest from
date. JOSEPH EVANS, Conn.,
April %, 1853 3d.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-12
EDs Marlset1.
Carree:e;l5y ]. BRoENLEE.

Another sciealjf: 80 der, 1opartant TO
nyspe 7,tics-Dr. J. s. I)tG TON ) Pepsin
The true nigest're f'pid, or Gastric Jaics, re
pared fro tie Relae:, or the Onc-h stoin-
;sch OF tie Ok, \ Ter directis'"s o. Baron Liti@,
the sref Physiological &c list, by j. $. llou-
ton, n o., P,1. ielpAia THIS IS tIu,y a
wonderful rc"-e Y or irjisestion. Dyspepsia
Jaun lice, L.iytfoortpIaiu', Constipation. aid
Debility. curing Ter Nature owa metl'0u,
10y Nature ovn Ageat, L c Gv-tric juice
Pamphlets, ccntl"ins sci tin: evidence o
as value, FURNISHED ~ age IS erats. See no
t.ce among Medical Alves;ise mcR,S.
no % ".
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-12
REFERENCE COLUMN.
COunting-lEouse Almanac for 1858.
UNITED STiTES EXECUTIVE GOVERNMENT.

President, SgLgry
FRANKLIN PIERCE, OF Y. HAMPSHIRE S25.O0o
Wee President,
David AtchiSon, OF Missouri, pro. tenn. 5000
Secretary af Siafc.
VIM. l.. Marcy os y. York, 5000
Secretary Of War,
Jefferson Davis of Mississippi, 5000
Secretary Of The Treasury.
James Guthrie Of Kentucky, 5000
Secretary Of TIE Nary,
James C. Dobbns Of North Carolina. s,o9a
Secretary Of the Interior,
Robert McCIelland OF Michigan, 5000
Attorney General,
Caleb Gushing O Massachusetts,, 5000
Post Muster General
James Campbell of Penn ylvania, G,Ooo
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-12
E,EwEEs s-E Ez.HE.

'"h~y VII p1y The ithcst priceS in cash Tor
Fli Catile, SheeY 1ad Hogs.
Call upon them ut their market place in the
basement, unt,er y heei,r Store.
HAGEN x WAGNER.
Nlylc 1917. limb
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-12
State Of sNssl Hama, lSS
Marshall County,
Marshall Common Pleas Court, to July
term 1888.
Catharine Linn,

Catharine Linn,
vs..
Edwin r. Phillips, Magdalena
Phillips. Sophia Carr, Isaac Carr, Petition for
Catharine Woodin, James Wood : assignment
in, Samuel Linn, Susan ASby, oil dover.
John Asby. Many Petticorl and
- Petticorl, heirs ut law OF
the estate of David Linn, decd.
4 Il the April term A. ID. 1853, O. the Mar
"A shall county court OF Common Pleas,
Catharne Linn, the widow of David Linn, late
said county, deceased; filed her petition in
Ibis behalf for dover in the lands belonging
TO tie estate OF said decedent; and 1t appear
inr to the abstraction Of the court mat the de-
PENDANTS Samuel Linn, Susan ASby, John As
by, Mary PetticOrd and - Pe;ticord, her
husband, who:e given name is not known. are
non residents of the state Of Indiana.
They are therefore hereby notified Of
the fling and pendency Of said petition, and
that unless they appear and answer or
demIr thereto, Oh or before the calling Of the
SAID cause at the next term Of said court, to
he holden at the court house in Plymouth in
said county, Oh the third Monday in July next,
the same, as to them, Will be taken con-
feSSed, ana Will be heard and determined in
ther absence.
Auest-R. CORBALEY, elk. NJ. C. c. P.
C.. ii. Reeve, atty yl0f pltif.
May 5, lc5]. 10wl.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-12

Shingles and Sash for sale by
- j. BRO WNLEE d Co.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-12
Es"Z REQ
MARINE AND INL- AND
s;;tISssrasIcr, Up
Protection
COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD. CONN.

OF HAHIFURD, CUNN.
The UNDERSIGNED, A~ent Tor tbs oil and
responsible olliee, is always prepared TO issue
Policies upon approved risks, on favorable
terms, by c. II. REEVE,
Age',t for Fulton and MARSHALL counties.
April I, loJ3 Gml.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-12
Monday the 18th of July next,

Between the same hours at the door of the
Court House IN the town. OF Plymouth.
TERMS.-One fourth of the purch ase mon
ey cash in hand. The residue in two equal
payments in twelve and eighteen months Sc
cured 10y notes, with approved security, waiv
ing appralsment and bearing interest.
The abeve lands are valuable and well wor-
thy the attention OF purchasers. Persons de-
sirous OF purchasing will please apply to The
undersigned at his office in South Bend.
A. S. DUNBAR, Com'r.
May 5, 1858. l0tI.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-12
Monday the 27tii OF June next,

Between the hours of 10 O'Clock m, and
o clock p IN, on SAID day. And such OF Salt
lands as shall remain unsOld, on
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-05-12
State Of Indiana, -
Marshall County,
April II, 1853.

Thomas Richmond, and
VIM G. Pomeroy, Wesley
Gregg, Austin Fuller, Cor
don Williams, garnishees
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REEfOVAuA

EiAT0N Il CO., IMPORTERS AND TAILORS, HAVE
~ removed to their spacious store No 52l Broadway
Nicholas Hotel where they have in addition their
assortment Of mems furnishing goods selected prsssy
them in London and Paris.
DEMOvAL.-MANUFACTUR DEPOT OF BRUs.
LII sells and Chantilly aces transferred to No. S3 Broad
way Just received by Last steamer point
lace founces also, carton Of point lace demi wells
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-17
THE LECTURE SEASON.

NEW YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY.-COURSE OF
lectures ls62ls6S-For the benefit Of tho Fire Proof
Building Fund.
tenth lecture will 10 delivered at Metropolitan Hall
on Tuesday evening" April ~ by the Hon. EDWARD EVE
RETT, Of Massachusetts,. The doors will DO opened At
o'clock tho leetnro to DO delivered at o'clock Tickets
FIFTY cents Tickets be at the Library
in the University, and at the door.
AUGUSTUS SCHELL,
FRANCIS L. HAWKS, Committee.
GEORGE II. MOORE.
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THE BTILITARY,

MURCII GUARD, ATTENTION IA REGULAR MFRr.
i ing OF the above company will take place at the hes
I order O. nj . 4. =, {. .i..,a, ~
J. MOORE, Secretary f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-17

MECHANICS BOARDING HOUSE FOR SALEM
frst rate neigh borhood With lease furniture II
Will contain from twenty thirty boarders Inquire a
atYeota. - ---~.~eNe1
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wn.LMERy AND DREssMAISINt,.


BONNET AND DREss-TRIMMING RIBBONS SILK
IL and Parifian millinery Goods depot Purchasers these
goods no derous 20 the and ohoicest
styles with the strcost economy hereby respectfully
invited to examine wentyone ribbons
cevedy tho iIumbol selected with great within very
short time in the Paris and London market
M. ii. LICHTENSTEIN 80 Bowery, cor. of Hester st
700 CASES OF NEW BoNNETs COMPRISING
OU the best assortment in the city, having been
expressly for tho millinery trade win he
lowest zach prices, by J. H. HOMER oi John street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-17

fI0 SIOREkEEPERS-A GENTLEMAN WITH
4 small amount of capital, wishes 70 enrare in
peeslc house business partner where be make
hmse generally useful, would take clerks situaon
some Wholesale house, where he might have opportu-
G., Herald office
WANTED "A PARTNER IN AN ESTABLISHED
w lumter butinnss IN Bro ~ %. en- q Wi.h
rem ~ Wr To ~ OtU capital us.nt3a With
Lrsress, with from $1,000 b. go ~ cap tai, IA
Of the most GstirRsc locrtons ana bu-in uadsr
way. Aadress A. b., Brooklyn Pos. Once
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THE TRADES. &C.

THE TRADES, &C.
e e1dsl,tiv THE PRESIDENT OF THE WATERS
n ss s
Tes2i ss9H sSsA
MEEIING OF snIPsMIrHs.-Ar A MEETING OF
FRIDAY hsls At ns%
DO a that
mali e S haze that s
in the year and that such regulation pcrmsnen
the sss . c ss make =, ss,ans
Ss .s By Ind lss si 3
March being the four months in year the days are
Kss9lvsd tis regulation is offered the Journey
81; JSSssss; sssTsss1y MENRYS JoSEs Chairman.
kI ssssd fh %sd
s sss sHsss i Ss!sss tssfs
7 %s% hsssA ii 5 ahsA nays
sn.ls helpers city New York viii le held It
past o'clock for the purpose Of Of
importance All are requested attend BY
DAINTERs wANTED-THREE OR FOUR GOOD
painters can md employment At " ysisy FIRST
--------------. ~ u. hANfoh
SAEDLE AND HARNESS MAKERs--YoU ARE RE
ias cs'
O'clock for the purpose Of eraLring with the
demands Requested to attend n BM
selves the committee bosses will dc 50
sa @ M the rssa M 9
that they The report to the on Mondayevon
ns ny '''ef o. 'De FRANc1s AuERN Secretary
CHIRT CUTTER WANTEp-TO WHOM CONSTANT
s T be given young man who has had
street, up stairs Apply ~ . osaAf
ITO JEWELLERS AND WATCH IMPORTERS WANT,
Ca ~ n se as
given Address B. F. c., box LIZA Post olce.
TO HOUSE PAINrERs-rouR OR FIVE GOOD
street. Brooklyn early Monday morning. 'A"''
TO sHNGaE a BY THE SUR
WI isH%t PGcR sssA! s eIfsi FLUSHING Ra.Ss
II WHO'LL
dephia Post Office
RATE 4. ONE w
be given she suits and constant employment Likewise
sixth '''''''' and Inquire S
WA n;,S p. SALESMAN WELL Ac9yAINrED
.anng last employer Fred Hosks Herald
WANTLD-A SALESMAN IN WHOLESALE II.
trouble, others need apply at sUS broadway saw
WAMsoTpEdIDSmnT!,wW.oo sALEsMEN IN THE RETAIL DRY
eo0as business None but those acquainted with the
w DoNNEfG GS'' D6sEESSrNo CO.. a7 Grand street.
WANTED-A CLERK, BY A FOREIGN COMMISSION
German and Fren languages and of this
CITY, may bear OF situation at reasonable salary Ad
WAN1ED-A BRASS TURNER, TO DO CHRoNoME
w ter box work. repairing nautical Instruments &c one
who can come well recommended Apply to John Bliss J
HOTELS.
CRAMERCY HoTEL.-THIs ELEGANT AND FASH
" ionabie hotel corner Of broadway and Twentieth
rooms is now ready for e sooommod.ton Of the public
hc proprietor intends that this house shall continue de-
o DONALD
HAMILTON HOUSE, FORT HAMILTON, l.. T.. WILL
open for the reoertion Of boarders Nay lst
pHa' o sse Murray hss a A s from
leaving Fort Hamilton at Sand 10 A. NJ and p. n, until
'"E ar aa FS ps
mander Of the season Parties wishing engage rooms
cIARf Of
Y p, HOTEL sIIEs
nor me season OF five months the % Of May Arrange
the day Charges Of the hotel Board for the
aweek Children under ten Of half price. Ser
extra Separate sitting ROOMS can he had at fror
oeoc, boat rom Sew Yo I'VE TIC 2
Ti, aT SECURE rooms wiz please maize their
' WIN Kept T'' r kH r. fsF e r 4sy
SARATOGA sPRINGs-wAsHrNGToN HALL RE.
~ Gently purchased by J. w Mason, Of New York for
gsarSng hGnss has besn ENLARGED and repaired
May II Is situated broadway, with ample ground and
others who wish to leave the city for the su@er Ss Or
THE MLITARY.
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OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT CON.
~ gany April H. iSS The President and direstors have
this Gay declared dividend Of five per capital
stock Of the company for the six ending
last payable TO the stockholders and after Monday
the ID May next Tho als hook will be closed from the
18th inst to the above date. By order.
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CGS PREMIUM WILL BE PAID FOR Box IN
R~D tie Post OiAee Apply TO }, T. d. Co.. Herald
Ofa,c.
pEWARD.-IOsT YESTFRDAY MORNING, IN TUE
III vicinity OF tho Custom House. Sis, llows.A 500
ill OF the Wosteheser County baok ttampcd Wells Far
20 Co y IN red printing INK upon it's face - bill the
Frcchy Fanf; 1,aIcc n s f sad H. 81 IL aa. Iou.
rcetcrt money The fnaer vii ic sriteic rewarded "
hsvins ~ 1T tie aoytrstmt d, 81 Of te
newspaper.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-17

BOARD ON STATEN ISLAND-A RESPECTABLE
ID German widow lady residing Smiths terrace,
Richmond read, will have some eight rooms vacant which
taken families and single gentlemen, with full
heard at moderate The house is heaithiy
situated, and commands the finest views from the
island. References exchanged. Apply to Mrs. Lentng
Smiths terrace, Staten Island.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

- Co%psny5A meeting Of the sseskholdsss Of .ias
Friday, April r. AZ O'Clock for the pssposspf
G act Of the Legislature Of the State New YosA
passed the 9th Of April 1852 and The amending
saDs passed the sth day Of March lsS and th
dollars in Of resolution Of the directors T
polls will BIO opened Ut II o'clock 2osloo
p. n by order Of VIE board Of directors,
ALEX KYLE seare&a~~
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MADISON AVENUE PRoPERTY.-fOR SALE OR To
wi let two modern built four story brown front
houses in Madison avenue, in the vicinity Of Madison
6 onvenienccs. Apply TO ADRIAN u. MULLER No Wall
street, OF New, to b. KINSHIMER 3i9 Fourth
ayt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-17

DOARDlNG.-A LADY WISHES TO MEET WITH
ID gentleman that would advance her three four hun
bred dollars and payment receive board and pleasant
Good interest and security given. All notes must
ADD hbcr
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EDUCATIONAL.

A LADY ACCUSTOMED TO TUITION. AND NOW
"A about TO leave her tnntien desires a.
English education she would give instruction in music
French drawing and the of the globes Address c. H.
b., box ICES Post Office.
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BOARD WANTED. FOR A GENTLEMAN, WIFE,
ID daughter and two chilirsn-They will furnish their
apartments Tho gentleman will want break fast and
tea, and dinner Sunday. Two sized will be
street Terms not to exceed So per week Address Ander
Hnrsl nGna
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-17

NOTICE.-A PUBLIC MEETING OF THE BLACK.
smiths helpers of the city Of New York will be held
No. 1T Grand street Tuesday evening" April 49, at half
past seven o'clock for the of
Importance All requested to attend BY order OF the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-17

SAkA.IloGA sPRiNGS-WAsHINGToN HALL RE.
~ Gently purchased by j. W. Mason of New York far
private boarding bonse has been ENLARGED and repaired
.nrougnou una W be ready for the Let of
My, Is situated on Broadway with ample ground and
Shade, making IL attractive residence for fm,ics ~
others who wish to leave the city for the sunmer "
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DA0E, BACON CO., BANKERS, SAN FRANCISCO
Il Cal-Exchange London Valparaiso, and the prn Gina
sites Of the USted States for sale sum. TO suit Coee
and proceeds promptly rctsd Refer and draw
American Exchange Bank hessrs. Duncan. Sherman c.
New York.
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II
Brondway, expressly adapted for business purposes
good light, and well premises Apply to
GEORGE r. Fox, of broadway and Anthony street
PENNSYLVANIA LANDS, LuzERNE coUyry.-5ooo
acres choice farming and timber lands divided nto
acre tote in the town Of Covngton Luscrnc the
line Of to the proposed Scranton
tro'gh Sobbs CAP TO the Delaware Water Gsp--a short
distance from Cohbs Gap the waters Spring Brook
they well wacrcd and utered embracing beech ma.
pie chestnut ash, hemlock and variety of other valuable
timber, including white piae. The above will sold
low and or oasy terms Title perfect good deeds
will be given haps may be and all other nr
obtained, on application ~
DUNoNT no JACK, II Wall street
CEvERAL BEAUTIFUL VILLA SITES FOR SALE, ON
~ Mount Jefferson, IN the village Of Pqrehestcr Wost
chester county N " within ride Of the city
New York ard FIVE minutes walk Of depot @ Now York and
Now Haven railroad iortchester The above commands
beautiful Wow of Long Island Sound, for further
Nculars apply at III Eeekman street.
no PHYs1CIANs.- SALE a DRUG STORE AND
ONCE practice in OF the principal thoroughares of
the lower part Of the city, doing business of between
three and four hougand dollars per has been otah
shed eight years Sold In Of The death OF the
proprietor To physician wsirs t. 81 .n.1 Ian sla.9
practice this ohcr ua aoilites In uire at No -
fulton street. before 10 OF after o clock.
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NoTICE-RICHMoND HILL HOTEL, STATEN
~ Island, N Y. date tho Richmond Seminary will OMEN
Tor the season OF five months the ID May
ments have been made that families DO
LOT the day. Charges of the hotel board for the
Children under ten of half price. Ser
wants 81 week Horses 81 wcok. Ifthcre Ii no coach
extra Separate sitting he had at froa a.
10 So week The Richmond stage meets the O. o. Sand
9oloc, eoat rom New York, at yanderbts Ian ding.
amles wishing to secure will please make their Sc
ieet.oh' Ihey Will be kept free till the 10th Of Nsy
j. T.. KELLETT, Proprietor.
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RoARD-WAHTED BY A GENTLEMAN AND HIS
- wife in quiet and family where the
forts CT hoc he enjoyed in the upper part The city,
In Twenty third of Fifth avenue
permanent be made the
are satisfactory Please address E. box Ggs Post Office.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-08-11
LAND AND TOWN LOTS FOR
SALE.

I WILL sell the balance Of my Chickamogs
farm Of go acres, one half standing in
good timber, the other half well improved
with a new frame house well finished, with
two or three hundred of the best kind Of fruit
trees, well watered and well situated on the
Vinton and Gallipolis turnpike road.
200 acres, known as the Salt Lick farm, on
the Rodney road, one half improved, the other
we'll timbered, the whole capable Of cultiva-
ton and can be made one Of the best upland
farms in the county.
l60 acres on the same road, adjoining the
lands of Mr.. Waddell, 40 or so acres improved,
with two houses, DC These lands are near
the location of the railroad and will rise in
value soon.
so acres in Clay township, good timber and
soil
100 acre lot 377, in Cheshire township, i'm
proved in part
eight acre lots in GallipOlis township, on
Mill Creek.
2 lots with frame buildings, in Adan-sville,
near the Toll Bridge.
2 lots in Gallipolis, with new brick houses,
well, finished in the best manner, one near the
court house, where / now live, and the other
on the corner near Mr.. Meals mill, now occu-
pied by w. Wood. A credit of five or six
years will be given, and land warrants at
Government prices for land will be taken in
payment Also, will sell head Of horses,
Is or 20 head of cattle, 20 head of hogs, a
quantity of hay and other property Of various
kinds. A good bargain will be given on the
above lands JOHN eating.
july %. I653.-3w