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Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-04-09
JOHN MCINTYRE & CO.,
Auction and Commission Merchants


Auction and Commission Merchants,
Market Street, Columbus, MISS.
nEFER to Messrs. bearing q Sink, Rev. Basil
n Manley, g. g. T. Hopkins, William Bradley Joseph
>. Turner Maxwell & Co, Tuscaloosa; James Chill
dress. GAINESVILLE; McQunn & Fountain, John O.
Cummins, Dr. Walkey, Parker, Morrison & Co. Mo-
bile Hon R. T. Johnston, Pickensville, Ala; James
Blair, Franklin & Bro, james Jones Jr., Rev l. J
Bchooer, TAYLOR & Mccarthy, John Stringer' Column
bus, Miss. Oct9, 1902, SIX
RushtOn, Clark q Co.'S Assidulated Fruit
Drops.
Favored Nth
Nectar, Vergalous,
Pear Sickle Pear,
Banna, Green Gage,
Raspberry, Pine Apple,
Orange, Vanilla, Lemon,
Jargond Pear, Extract
Ginger, Strawberry, &c
These Drops have the pure rich flavor of the Fruit
in the highest state of perfection.
For sale by JAS. BLAIR
May 81. l9-tf
Bills ON New York,
Orleans, Mobile, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Boston, 8
Richmond. Va, Purchased by the Columbus Life AM
General Insurance Company of Columbus, Miss an
Checks sold bv them, on New York, New Orleans
Mobile, Charleston, Augusta, and Nashville, Tenn
w. ]. ANDERSON,
June 2, 1852. oecre'afy'
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Columbus and VvaVerly Weekly Packet.
THE FINE, NEW AND FAST RUNNING STEAMER
ILCOX, H. C. BALDw1N,f In II
wv Master, will run for this and the =
ensuing season as regular packet above, leaving
Mobile every Saturday evening at O'Clock, and CO.
lumbus every Tuesday morning at o'clock.
The "WILCOX'' has been purchased expressly for
this trade and passengers and shippers rely upon
her remaining in it.
February 96, 1853. Dom
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1853-04-09

wan only one Hundred and FOrty:fve miles Staging.
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WATCHEs, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY

Houston, January 8, 1853. oO:tf.
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The Sabbath a Friend.

| IT, Education.-- Compare countries
with and without the Sabbath. It's minis.
trations powerfully quicken and invigorate
the human intellect, whiIe vast amount ot
knowledge is accumulated. aa 1r.st ....f.
e. To GoVernment.--Where are honored
Sabbaths and despotism co-pxislent? Il
shows the nature of human rights-adapts
laws to the actual wants and circumstance
of men--creates a conscience that sustans
laws and qualiies men to make as well as
to obey laws. 1 ..,.e.t .n",
3 To Hsultt-By promoting cleanliness
by furnishing needfu rest for the body and
mind, by promoting cheertulness and elias
ticity OF spirits through its power to produce
a peaceful conscience, and by its sublime
inf uence over the hateful passions Of men
4. IL Good Morals,--By keeping in
sight the character Of God, by unfolding the
claims Of His holy law, by creatingas dis
taste for unlawful pleasures, by creating q
puhliclsentimcntI causing wise aud etfec.
tual laws for the suppression Of vice and
crime.
s. TO Piety.-By causing a right view
of God TO prevail by constantly pouring on
mems minds those great elements of piety.
the divine truths Of Revelation, be thus gen
Grating all right afeciio ions towards God and
man, by shadowing forth and pointing men
to the sabbath OF Heaven. -
Therefore the Sabbath is the Friend ofall
nations, the family, everybody's friend, and
never fails torepay true and devoted friend-
ship f,r il with the most precious blessing
for time and eternity, I'll" I. E,...a
DURABILITY OF Woop.--Thc piles under
the London bridge have been driven 5eGt
yesrs,and on examining themin 1876, they
were, found toIbe iltle decayedan Old Sa-
voy place, in. .he city Of London, was bull
$50 years ago.. and the wood piles, consist
ing Oh oak, elm, beach and Jchestnutawere
found upon recent examination, 10 be per-
fectly sound. Of the durability OF timber
ina&et state, piles ola bridge builtiby dbe
Emperor ffajan. over the Danube, aatfeFl a
striking example. o oneIof these pilas WIS
taken up and found 70 be- ipetri6ed ito4h be
depth Of three, fourth, ofsn inch; but the rest
oflhs wood was not different from It's foorf..
msr r'f stale, thorgh y had been driyen 1920 ss
years '' ,Sl
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A Sad Sight and Thought.

We observe from our Office window eaeil
evening at about the time OF the closing 81
the y. s, Courf6T the day, an .omasbus
waiting in front ofthe Court House for ~
load,a Doubtless, q sad load it carries each
night TO the gloomy cells with iron CRATES
Of our county PRISON. ig asHt Y-31, 4a oh
4. The reile ctlons that arise in the Syiaa,
when contemplating the sphere and eiiclelin
which some Of these individuals moved here
to(ore, as contiasted with the posiliont thas
they, are now placed in, with anxious friaasi.
relatives, wives and children. linked as il
were, with their fate, calls up sad emotions
Lesus al lltake warning--learniio be the bet
ter contented with our relative situe lions, in
life-and not hazard all that is dear ana
good in life in delusiye and perhaps crint.
inal effort 20 better our affairs Capi.aI Ci;-~
" Fact. ....r a............ Fl. ..-.gt., 3.t..s
Repeatedly while in Columbus We saw,
scenes to US fully as sad as the one abovs al
luded to, and Just as much entitled to jast
commits GRAFTON. 1t was the troop OF cnfr.
victs, in course vestments, marches, lock;
stepf from the Penitentiary TO the State
House yard and back again. Doub.less
those msn neyeE moved in high4spheres AM
circles, and in many instances had not re-
ceiyed n proper moral aal mental education
though their conviction and incarceration
inflicted upon, the feelings of their relatives
and friends wounds as poignant as. IL they
had occupied positions the most !exat-
ed. Those, scenes have impressed upca ~
the propriety Of looking with disfavor npqn
that system OF social education which ineui-
Gates q veneration for wealth and E.shioal,
bic position OYER goodness Of and moral con.
duct, which is now SO rife, ,-Chasfotfe Id
usrEtSeF. VH ( ,<,WFI
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EEThe Norfolk Argus gives oqei,sf its
whig contemporaries something under. the
shirt for stating that Secretary; Gushri's
conduct ilrreMoyns Bronsen was Infamous,
We qpotea paragraph for The general ipr
formation ofour whig brethren: a,n,,se
.'"tNow. tits within the knowledge cf this
print that the immaculate Thomas jcprwin
Secretary Of the Treasury under Mr.. Fillmore
wrote in 1851, letter to C9loael Garnsf
the then collector Of this port. conmsndins
him to,remoye his deputy and eopid.,ysMi
officer, and to appoint another dcsisnstinH
him, ID his place, in order % preserve, tbr
harmony Of the whig party, This tact issas
notorious heress AMI osher in J, the hist1t,s
Of the place. and viii mol be controyertad.
Why did not thsl Herqla and itss yolanterr
contributor express At thei time sheir 10 n
hor ror at such an enormity? Wherv wss
their yaunted patriotism then? Why dt1s
they not have the manly isdspendsnee &,
huri their tllunderbolts at this attempted
exercise ofhigh ,shodiprerogatysqz The prrs
ofthe whig secletaryf Nos lheys rrHMnsd.
As silent as two;,Shits mice, ina unal tabs
dbt daring to SQUAD ops Holr .nf r@psauf. "A
~ IS,l aags I'VE AAgsS actually aepFsssi 1Ar
H.s,nssm l- .. q 1.a2a 2sll .asa sl
. IH N a. ~
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THAT thus, in an hour of Joy that met her,

THAT thus, in an hour of JOY that met her,
All fln lily I h>p, twas nsv5r to part;
For we'll dill know could never forget her,
AMI deeply my name was engraved IN her heart.
As a young wife that clingeth sweet bird that
t".' sagc!h,
Were the trust AMI the gladncss, her fondnesS
betrayed, .H
Oh! the love- froma bosom guiltess that springeth
Is dear unto hearts where anguish has preyed,
We parted; deemed hot we parted forever vi,
a All! no, to that cherished ola wolld return,
But ties that are strongest on earh may di5seVer'
+ AMI HEARTS that are toulo3t be so3nest to mourn.
Again by that water, all hoping sought her
Alas! twas only to mourn DER her grave ..l
To the dust hal returned oaFth's most beautiful
.,v laugh;er,4 ..s a........,, -..
And her spirit was gone to the spirit that gave.
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From tn, Plain Dealer.
MARY IN HEAVEN.

. BY MRS L. L. DEMNG.
There lived on the banks of smooth flowing rlVer'
maiden VIII ose saul was Il fountain oil loVei
A gushing and pure as e'er sprang from lis glVeF
Mirror on earth His own brightness above.
A. sweet as the cleaning Of starlight, that's
sa streaming I# ... ....v ..... ..
From orbs all unclouded in Heavens deep blue
Was the light of her eye in its innocence beaming
When frienls ware around her whose tonIness
- she knew, .. .
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. fsrItis astonishing how litde goHg as4ls.
psverty wAen.oae lds3ses ; BansYsl 4 vii
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WASHINGTON Cry. March q.

- $500 AAA = -
The Senate yesterday confirmed the APP
pointments of the Hon. Hugh J. Anderson
of Maine, Commissioner of Customs, Henry
Wilton, Marshal of Illinois.
The President has nominated Nathan
Hawthorne, of Mass, (the ~biographer, as
Consul at Liverpool. Thomas ;, Pierce, a
distant relative of the Presidents, Post Mas,
ter Of HiIlsborough, n. H.; Benjamin Jack
away, Indian Agent of the Choctaw Agen-
,cy.
4 The Union the following con
iirmations:
VIM. II. Vesey, of Pa, Consul to Havre;
John f. Bacon, of New York, Consul at
Nassau; Henry B. Dewey of Pa, Consul at
Para BOLIVIA; Jno. A, Campbell, of Ala, JUS
ticc Of the Supreme Court, Edward Cander,
of Indiana, Chief Justice of the Territory of
Washington; J. X. Miller, Ohio, and Veto
ry Monroe, Of Ky, Assistant Justices; VIM.
w. Dowry, L. S. Marshal Of the Eastern
District OF Tenn; Watson Freeman, Marshal
of Mass; Wesly Frost, Marshal OF the IVES
tern District Of Pa; j. p. Anderson, Of Miss,
Marshal of the Territory Of Washington;
Fleming Miller, u. S. Attorney of the Wes-
tern District of Va; J.. G. Ramsey, Attor-
ney of the Eastern District Of Tenn, Paul
Aran. Collector OF st. Augustine, Fla,
Hamilton Stewart, Collector OF San Francis,
co.
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First Vessel for liberia.
C0L0NIzATGON Rooms,

washington, FEB. %, 1852.
The American Colonization Society is
making preparations to start a vessel from
Norfolk, Va, the firstoi May, with cmigrants
for Liberia. One hundred and seycnty-cight
persons have already applied for passage;
of whom one hundred and fourteen are from
Virginia, iifty-two from North Carolina,
six from Kentucky, three from Massachus-
etts, one from Ohio, one from Pennsylvania,
and one from New York. A tnelargc YES
sci will be chartered, alording the most am
pie accommodations for two hundred and
fifty passengers. Application for passage
should be made Immediately. The price Of
passage and SIX months seaport in Liberia,
is sixty dollars each one, for all who are
able to pay. A free passage and six months
support will-be given to all worthy persons
who are unable to pay, and who can come
well recommended
A pamphlet containing all necessary ON
formation about going 10 Liberia" will be
forwarded to all VINO desire it.
w. McLAIN;
Secretary American Colonization Society.
EE- Papers please copy.
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Ezy-The eastern part of the state has be,

GEThe eastern part of TIE state has been
entirel overlooked by the several nomina-
ting conventions, excepting our democratic
state convention. We have secured one of
our most talented young men from this part
OF the state, on the democratic ticket. Col.
McCook, the democratic candidate for Attor-
ney General, hailing from Steubenville, and
will be elected most certainly. The Colonel
is a native of this place, and many here will
unite in the elevation of an oil school mate
90 one of the proudest political stations in the
state.-Cdrroiiton PicayURe.
WooL.-Since our last weeks report We
learn that the spectators in wool have tel
egraphed to their agents in all parts OF Ohio
to buy no more wool. The present press
ure in the money market in New York. and
its probable effects on the business OF the
country, has doubtless alarmed these men
From all we can learn, a very large portion
of the incoming clip has been purchased on
the sleeps back, at prices hardly war; -
ted by the present condition Of this market.
Some of this has been purchased thus early
by manufacturers who last year were dis
appointed in getting supplies. We are OF
the opinion that these purchases, for the
present, are over; snd adhere to the views
expressed last week, that unless Il financial
crash should come, the demands of manu-
faeturers will put wool up, this season, to an
advance over last years prices. The prices
now paid for the kinds OF wool offered in this
market range from 40 to so ccntS.-PtHS'
( Gazette.
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INV CHINA,


GLASS nna SsnccuSv,;sir SIarc.
No. >, MuNEuZ SFEIar. WAEEIGNl,, NIEGiN1A.
TINE subscribers respectfully give notice tat they
L have imported direct from the manufacturers, d
large and complete stock OF the above WARE, togeth-
cr with an assortment OF MANTLE ORNAMENTS and
FAyUr Go0Ds, some Of which are OF exquisite taste
and beauty. Iron, Stone, China, and Porcelain
Breakfast, Dinner, Tea and Toilet Ware OF an entire
new pattern; Soiar and Lard Lamps and Lanterns OF
every description; Britannia Ware, Cutlery, etc.
We shall at all times keep as complete an assort-
ment Uf Common Ware on hand, for the city and
country trade, as can be found at any other store in
the West. and by giving our personal attention To re-
packing the same, convince all who may favor US
with their patronage, that they cannot do better III
any other establishment in the country.
HOBBS, BARNES & CO,
Flint Glass Manufacturers, Wheeling, Va.
January =. lSl2-tE
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BY TELEGRAPH.

WAsHIYGroN, March 25.-The President
to-day nominated Mr.. Slidell, Of louisiana,
Minister TO Central America; Joseph Lairc,
Collector at Pensacola; Mr.. Humphries, oil
Tennessee, Judge Of that State.
The Senate confirmed the appointment Of
Mr.. Manypenny, of Ohio, as COMMISSIONS
of Indian Affairs; Judge Mason, of Iowa.
Commissioner of Patents.
Five examiners were appointed to inves.
tigate the affairs of the Census Office; the
House reported that there is work enough
10 employ fifty clerks until the next session
of Congress.
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Paper Hangings.

TIME undersigned has just opened a fresh and
complete stock OF WALL PAPERS, among
which are GOLD and VELVET, FINE SATIN,
and the LOWEST PRICED UNGLAZED PA
PEERS: Also, DECORATIONS, BORDERS, FIRE
SCREENS. CURTAINS, &c, &c. Which they
offer at tho lowest prices. both wholesale and retail
The best w0rkmcn employed 10 hang papers either
in the ciiy or country.
BLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY. dc.
We have also our usual assortment ot Writing
Papers, Wrapping Papers, Blank and School Book 3,
stationery. Ne. PARRISH X IlOUGH.
No. !, North Fifth 81, , doors above Market,
PHILADELPHIA.
CASH paid for Country rags.
March -, lSjJ-lG-2u.
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Final Accounts.

NOTICE il hereby given that the following ar-
~ counts haze been hlcd III the Probate Court Of
garrison county, Ohio. for settlement:
The final account OF Henry ii. Beckett, MS Admin
istrutor de bonia non OF tlD estate ot john Speedy,
deceased.
The final account of William stall and jeremiah
Condo, as Executors Of the estate ct Jacob Stall. de-
ceased; and that the same vii! be sovgraiIy c]xon,ircd
and passed upon by Tie Undersigned un me 18th day
OF April next. b. W. NlFRS,
March lG, 1888. Probate Judge,
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NEW YoRK. March %.

NEW YORK; March %.
Co~fee--saIes 2OOO bags Java at 1It@
112; Rio 9B@94. 40; OHIO 81, 9305,12 ,
firm; 1000 do Southern unchanged, in mod
crate demand. Grain-saIes $4,000 bush
els Wheat, Western, at $1,22, active; sales
90, 900 bush Corn, white, at Coy. Provi-
sions-sales 800 5bIs. Mess Pork at $l5,-
87@16, firm; 900 do Mess Beef, unchanged;
10 do Beef Hams at IA, heavy. Sales
$50 bbls Lard at q, firm. Sales 1900
bbls Tallow at 95W93.
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Notice to Creditors.

TIME creditors Of the estate Of James 4. Wheaton,
L. late of Harrison county. deceased, arr hereby
notified that said estate has been represented and de-
cIared by the Probate Court OF said county as insoI-
vent, and the undersigned has been appointed and
qualified by said court as the commissioner TO re.
cciyc. audit and allow claims against said estate. |
will attend at my oliceiu CadiA until the 18th Of Sep
tcnhpar next, 10 receive and audit cluins against sail
estate, after which time no claims, not before pre-
scented, will be received or allowed.
lEWlSLEWTCN Commissioner
on E~nsolyent Estate Of J. A. Wheaton, dee.
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
~ been appointed and duly qualified rs E1ecu-
iorof tn estate o. Ma thew Zen mt, late ot Har-
county, deceased. All persons knowing them
selves indebted TO said estate are requested 10 make
payment, and all those having claims
against said estate, will present them legally anthem
lor settlement within one year from dis date,
JOHN LONG, Administrator.
March 23, 1853. 4G-3t.
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Final Accounts.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following nc.
IN counts have been filed in the Probate Court Of
Harrison county, Ohio, for settlement;
The final account OF Amos Rose as executor Of
Robert Rose deceased.
The account of Hamilton McFalden guardian of
Elizabeth, David, Hester and Martha Perigo.
The account OF Hamilton McFaddcn executor OF
tic estate of Robert Henry, deceased.
And that the same will be ~sovcrally examined aud
passed upon by the undersigned on the 9th day Of
April next. b. w. NElRS, Probate Judge,
March "a. 1859.
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Notice to Township Assessors.

TOWNSHIP ASSESSORS, for the several town
l. ships in this county, are requested to meet at
the Auditors Office IN Cadiz, on Friday, the 9Th day
of April, at | O'clock p. NJ, for the purpose of exam
lining the PROVISIONS of the tax law, and adopting 4
uniform understanding Of it's requirements, al which
time and place pamphlet copies OF tho tax law, and
blank forms for the use of Assessors will be ready for
delivery. DIN SLOAN, Auditor of II. {.
March 80, 1853.
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CADIZ BRANCH!

4 LII those who subscribed TO the Capital Stock Of
~ the SteuhenvilIc and Indiana Railroad Compa-
ny, under the arrangement for the construction OF the
Cadiz Brunch, are hereby notified 10 pay to ROBERT
J.YoNs. at the Cadiz Branch Bank. the full amount Of
Stock by them respectively subscribed, AS follows;
10 per cent. on ar before the LIST of April next;
10 Z" " on or before the lat of May next;
~ " e" OIL or before the LIST of June next;
- " =" on or before the LIST ofJuly next;
20 " " on or before the LIST Of August next;
% " " on or before the 1T of September next.
BY order of the Board OF Directors.
March ., 1853. J.G. MORRIS, Secretary.
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NEW FALL & WINTER GOODS
- II. McEADNEN

A RE receiving the largest stock Of Goods they
IN have ever Offered to the public Of Harrison,co.
Our goods were purchased on the most favorable
terms, and computing English, German, Freneh,In-
dia aud American Manufacture. &.h6ft
Their stock being worry extenfive, the most fastil.
ious cannot fail in being pleased. The aucnfi VI of
the public is invited 70 examine this magnificent
stock before purchasing else where.
Cadi2, October !, lSJ2,
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CINcINNATT. March QS.

DR.. Alexander Duncan, ex-member of
Congress, was severely injured, by a wagon
loaded with lumber passing over him that
his recovery is almost hopeless.
Second Di$patch.-Dr. Duncan died last
evening, it is thought from a lit Of appoplexy,
as the injuries received were no. such as to
cAllsc dcath.
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Spring was convicted of murder in the
first degree, this evening. The prisoner
manifested great Indifference, and even took
off his hat and chcered the officers, as they
were taking him from the court. The i'm
mense throng manifested their satisfaction
OF the verdic,, by terrific groans, as the cal
lous wretch was hurried hack to prison.
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&Bri:s% GEODds-S9E3.

®ssg IL DpfEG-LSSSS.
no.,~
GEO.SGE =. SlAlL5 G CVME AIN /
-. -,
No On """s SS''f'' H"'S"'''&"'
II E~SPECTFULLY invite tho attention OF Mcr-
II chants to the very large stock Of
poro;n,, ood TNo,,os+io ryvy fHoc5c
oL04SA GIN D~oAAAS"0AC ~AJ No~H@'
Wiica lley now oiIeT iof hil1-a urge pioPo'tloh Vi
which was purchased a%stiall' before me advance II
prIces-amd WIN our new SYKES OF ofNlNN' rap
iflC9' WIN De offered at as small advance as can Dc
bought in any market.
---0ur Assortment CCnlyriSeS---
pRIN,rS-DF oyctv make and orier.
tItI,uA NTG E'I,",'i, ,I,i It,,,,.t.i.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 23,

Clovcrsced-sales 600 bus. at SIS, 800
6,87. Flour-Quiet, receidts light, standard
brands $500 sales 300 bbls. mixed and
straight brands at 81, G7M4,94; sales 406
bbls. at $500. Wh~ea'-Scarce, sales 500
bbls. prime red at Sill; white Sill
Ryc-Sales at 8OM8I. Corn-Dull; sales
1000 bus. yellow at 60, Oats Steady at
435W44.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-03-30
Notice.

4 I my instance an attachment was this day issu-
ed by William Arnold, a Justice of the Peace
OF Cadiz township, Harrison county, Ohio, against
the goods, chattols, rights, credits, monies and effects
OF George Bancroft, an absconding debtor.
Dated this 2Gth day OF March, 1853.
JAMES STFW ART.