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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-04-26

MORE NEW GOODs,-we will open this morning
III 100 Bay.dere baress robes solid colors
so do orgapdie, with hounces
50 pieces plain and figured bares-s
100 do plain plaid and stripe silks
$50 do plain and dotted Swiss musins
$50 do fine and medium lawns
300 do lawns, 64 cents
500 parasols
500 bonnets
1000 yards bonnet ribands IS cents worth 81
50 plain Grape shnwis great bargains
so embroidered
1000 yards white eoored mauings
5000 ingram and three carpets oilcioth and
Purchasers will please favor with call have
Ap 26-3awlwif HALL BROTHER.
ing this day from schooner Statesman, from New York
hafpipes old Guards Dupey Co.'s pale and dark brandies
haifpipcs superior old London Dock Hennes-y bandes
half pipes old A. Seignete d Co.'s brandics
hslfpipes old Madeira and sherry wine
100 baskets champagne Hedsck and other choice brands
100 wine, high and table clare,
st. Julian Co.
20 casks Fskirk ale
go 10 Bya.s brown
90 cases sparkling Hook and Mosello wines
Aso fresh spices all kinds cloves alsrics gin
Broom., pals buckets, brushes, &c
For sale by GEO. THos. PARKER Co.,
Ap a6-6ufTuwssai
SUGAR, Tea, jaw. Coffee, sso.-Landins this day from
y schooner Statesman, from New YORK
Is hhds OF prime p. r. sugars
100 packages loaf, crushed, and ground sugars
80 barrels stewans refined brown sugars
Is do do table strips
ebons teas. fresh and q ate importation. from Canton
100 bags old brown lava coffee
rs do old white Mascaibo coffee
50 do Rio coffee
50 boxes ground do
100 baskets fresh table oil, late mport,ho.s
80 boxes olives, capen &c
so do Maccaon and Verneceli
so do fresh layer rssns
100 drums orua smyrna hss
Also, almonds, pecan nuts, English nibur. ke
For sale by GEO. n Tnos. PARKERs co,
Apos-suTuwsai Opposite Browns Hotel.
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!, EMBROIDERED slk. and B.r.s. de L.in..--Ju,t n.
IL ceved from auction
400 pairs lace sleeves, very cheap
Collars and muslin sleeves
500 yards worked odaing and inssrings
10 dozen embroidered linen cambria handkerchief
1000 yards striped silk
800 900 90 90 s B.s'% 90
100 do plain do
5000 do hne berexs de lsine, I2k cents
1900 do extra fnc chsilsy de sins
so do nouncsd beregs robes
so muslin do
100 e mi" ma "a, ss s...s' cents worth y
1000 do lawns l2x, worth lsk cents
5000 do az do Rs do
plain and embroidered Grape shawl., cheap
100 pieces plaid cambria
rs white do
50 do fne embroidered shirts
500 yards Lupins best quality bonhssn
black spacss all prices
1000 do plain bereges, choice colors
$500 do fine French lawns
1000 orgnndis lawns
do Rnehams
$500 do do DO i1x cen.
fun assortment OF domesues
30 pieces ingrnin carpets
5000 yards white mstings
Olcloths
bonnes rihands, and pnrs.ols
500 ladies' or misses bonues
900 pieces bonnet rbsnd
$50 psrrsols
A lot OF silk mannlIas
$50 black silk visifes,
Men and boy.' wesr Of ali Kinds
Linen sbestinss Irish linen
Table damssk, Russia diaper
Huckoback diaper and napkins
" pieces plain and figured Swiss mnslns
lopo ysrds plain French rnshams, 10y een~ nn,rvvo
April lo-2~2~ifh3wep HALL RRoThkS
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-04-26

L,OR RESTrbe large brick dwelling the Of
I'd and occupied
viii be ryen immediately For apply the
Ing room, Jackson Han, Ap@-dA
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-04-26

0y- Indians of Minpesote-Rev. James Tanner, Chppe
wa halfbresd missionary bis countymen, will give
an account OF his peeps Of missionary efforts thsm and
hs own conversion this uesdsy) evening half O'Clock
At the X Baptist Church ARM
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BY GREEN q SCOTT, Auc.ion.er..

ny GREEN q SCOTT Auctioneers.
VALUABLE THREE-sToRy AND CELLAR BRICK HOUSE
aucuon,ou Tuesday, instant shall sell, front
house, with cellar known as the hdeipl House situated on II.
south side Of Pennvana avenue, between * and 6 Streets
through whole house. The lot onts Is feet,
running back TO thirty feet alley w feet containing a7s square
The described property handsomely located where prop
'dvantag and positively win be sold the highest bidder
a ,,s s.o 70 ~ s s,, and
twenty four months the purchaser TO give notes for The dsieTes
deed ofuust taken. TILE indisputabc $1,000
Ap2-d Auctonscrs.
p s.mmediatoy Of the above shah sch tbs
cooking cooking apparatus stove, 'ounte ac In The Is
tsblishment O. = d.
THE NATIONAL MAGAZINE for Mny.-Jo., received
GRAY BALLANTYNE, 7th st.
John SAVE tensayns Ths Ear Of Roses Cfou
,ns.vDs Mississippi soeSe ,. sSsrsyra In. ss.os.
tor Library tsnsravins) Natures wehcr,n sonne,T...o
rsneo-a county scene Poem-,hs Damb child. Of
Power the Pulpit Temples TO The Emperor Of China LIE and
The National In our e,,imation Is in advance
Lies. both in the style Of It's execution and the quality Of it, matter"
nm. EDWARD ~. cARnIcHAEL, fro" , vi.Gini.,
professional service. tho citizens washington
". residence and once are On h street, ''''s pa nsps
cpRIse Mantle. and Crap. sh.wI.-w. viii open u,i.
day . .S 9S s s ~ Al
brodered plain hawlome entire which
sf s., S. r'ss.' sS%wEIL SEARS COLLINS,
Mar 3isteod Penn. avenues between 9th and 10Th
ELEGANT Ensm.i,.d cos,.g. Chamber sets ON sal.
furnishing 7h street. opposit.
beautifully finished beside. other sets OF inferior as.h,y
Also, variety OF furniture and Keeping Of
Mar is-aa~a-
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GO mn Cooperation Of Washington stock at hno
oO,UUU hon-on Tuesday afternoon April O'Clock,
shall sell ~ 600 Corporation Of Washington per stock
Terms cash, in pnr funds,
JAMES c. MCGUIRE,
Ap@--lt Auctioneer.
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THE NATIONAL MAGAZINE Msy.-Ju.t received
Il and for sse by The agents
GRAY RALLANTYNE, 7th St

nm EDWARD ~. CARMICHAEL from, Virginia,
IL tho ciurens OF WsshinRon
once l2'h street. sdJonns the Irving
yIAeI, Ap1-du
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-04-26

INSURANCE THE STEAMER INDEPENDENCE.
NEW YoRK, April Is The steamer Independence de-
sroyed by fire the Pacific, of 500 tons burden,
built Tor the Sacramento trade and valued at $780, 600
She insured for $4,000. mostly in New York,
cd among various offices in small risks
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-18

r LoDwlCK 4 SONS. have received
al their Latest Importation Of DRY
GOODS, FOR the Fall and Winter Trade; being
a fall and complete assortement Of Plain 3 Fam
cy Dress Goods, Embroideries. Laces, Edgings,
Ribbons, Gloves Of all kinds Silk, Lambs
Wool, Merino and Cotton Hosiery Bay State
long and fancy Shawls from 37i cents up;
Threads, Notions, &C., &C., in fact u full as
sortment Of goods usually kept in Dry Goods
hoases, our stock has been bought exclusively
for CASH, which enables us to give Bargains 10
all cases.
We feel grateful 10 the public generally,
and ''the rest of mankind" for their liberal
patronaee, the last season, and hope by an un-
deyiating course 10 inertia continuance OF the
same, and 10 the
Ladies.
We can assure you our stock OF Dress Goods
Embroideries, Trimmings, Notions, etc, il
larger and HEAPEs than ever, We have jus
received 10 dozen Farquah rsons superior sil
cord sewing cotton which far ,urpasses Coate'
or an thread ever yet introduced. We cal
your especial attention 10 Il
Remember the cheap cash store. No. 81
Front 81. two doors west Of Franklin House.
Portsmouth, Nov. 8, '52-dw
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M. KEHOE,

w 0ULD respectfully inform his friends
w customers and the public in general,
that hsis now receiving a very large and we'll
selected stock Of Boots, Shoes. Hats, Caps
Ladies' Carpet Sachells, and Gents Trav-
elling Bags, and will continue TO receive ad-
ditions TO the same Suitable to the seasons) as
oug as navigation willpermii.
The receipts, in part, al present, are Mems
Coarse Kip, Calf and Morocco, Boots, Brogans
and DOscnings, Ladies' Jenny Linds, Sa'i'
Wards and Ereelsiors, Wai, Kip, CaB, Moroc
co and Split Lace Boots, Ladies Caters an,
Ckidrens' Shoes Of different qualities.
Leaf her, a fine lot Of Sole, French Calf
Philaut lpbia Kip aud Calf, Lining and Bind
| ing Skins, No. article.
A good LOT Of Kossulh, Plush, Angola, F.
and Wool Hats
In addition to the above, he has on hand
I large stock Of Trunks Of Cincinnati and Phil
delphia nanufacture,
All Of the above articles he now offers ei
her at wholesale or retail upon the most rea
enable terms, ut his old End we'll known stant
| No SO, Commercial Row, Front st Por Is
mouth, Ohio.
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Ladies, one word.

- NATURE hos blessed mos
- young ladies with beautiful feet,
but their fair proportions are
marred most grievously by unskilful workmen
in prepsring coverings for them. We have
seen this with grief, and are happy to announce
that beautiful foot can be made more beauti-
full, and those deficient in form can be made
appear iull Of grace, by our efforts to supply
this great desideratum. We can exclaim with
the ancient sage and Observation-Disclosures.
EUREKA! We can supply Shoes, Caters and
Boots, that have the happy faculty Of impartinl
not only comfort to the wearer, but fill the nnnt
OF the beholder with rapture as he gazes on 81
lovely a sight. Leave your measure with
dec. II r. BELL & co.
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NEW CLOTHING STORE.
n. STAR,
Wholesale and Retail
CL0THIER,

Front street, one Door above Mcdowell
Il Co., Portsmouth, o.,
DEGS leave to announce to the citizens OF
I'D this place and the surrounding country,
that he has just commenced the clothing busi.
ness, and having brought on very large and
desirable stock and obtained the services Of
Mr.. M. SEEBERGER as salesma iu the es
Enlistment, heis prepared TO furnish the trade
with any thing in his line, on the most favora-
BILE terms. Without any desire to win the ap-
pellation Of "bcaster," he will say, md he
is prepared to demonstrate its truth, that he
can sell FIFTEEN PER CENT CHEAPER
than any house in this city. His stock con-
sists in part of
Ready. Made Clothing, Hats, Caps, Shirts Un-
dershiyts, Drawers, Trunks, Carpet Sacks,
Satchels, Gold and Silper Watches.
Jewehy and Notions.
9rHe earnestly solicits country merchants
and furnacemen to give him call, feeling con-
fident that il is to their inte rests so to do.
pPig Iron taken in exchange for goods
Sept. 21, l852.-d&wly
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Blank Books.

A s the frst Of January is approaching when
"A business men frequently change their
firms or books, il is very important they should
be made some time before using. therefore
cake this early opportunity Of informing all
such that have on hand large stock of
French and American Blank Books papers,
which will be ruled 10 any pattern and in the
best manner.
Persons wanting will please leave their or
d.rs at the New Book store, NOD, Buckeye
Block, Front st. Portsmouth Ohio.
nov 20 ]. STEPHENSON.
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Watches and JeweIry.
FREDERICK g. HALLER

rNEDEhlCh " f1hLLEN,
One door abope Oakes & Buskirk's, Front street,
|UAVING located in this city, for 90
Il L. the purpose Of prosecuting the %5M.
Jewelry business in all its branches, d.s4
beg leave to announce TO the citizens Of Ports
mouth, and vicinity, that they have on hand,
and are constantly receiving fresh supply Of
Jewelry, consisting 10 part. Of Watches and
Clocks, Ear and Finger Rings, Breast-pins,
Spectaelss, &c, &c. From their long expert.
ence in this line, they flatter themselves that
they cen please all who may give them n call,
and wish by their attention to business, to
merit liberal share Of public patronage.
pWatches & Clocks repaired on the short
est notice, and warranted 70 give satisfaction.
N. B.-Lunet Glass, 25 cts; patent do.
common, Is cts; Verge 81 Mai springs
81, and all other work in proportion, ,nand for
jobbing, they think they cannot be sur ssed in
the country.
Feb. I6, '52--Trib. & Clip dkwtf.
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A s many yof our Citizens have not been able,
IA on account OF business and other mat
ters, to have visited Cleveland during The late
exhibition Of the State's ingenuity, &c, the
undersigned would most respectfully call the
attention Of ell that are in want Of CHEAP
GOODS to the rsinors of New Goods that they
have Just received at their olastand, adapted to
the wants Of oil. which will be soled at ex-
treme,y low prices They are determined 10
maintain the confidence Of their friends, and
have exerted their endeavors TO bring on a
splendid stock Of berry cheap and handsome
goods for the season. Visit, then, the estab-
iishment Of W. HALL q SON, and secure q
very great saving in your purchase.
Their ann is to please and accommodate all;
and in order to do this they buy their goods all
for cash; do their own work; no rent nor clerk
hire TO pay, and consequently Can sell We y
cheap.
hey have received also, fine assortment oil
ready made clothing, which they will sell al
equally low prices
They are satisfied that an examination by
the purchasing community is only necessary Ia
conf I'm all they say.
W. II. and Son avail themselves Of this oc.
casion to return since thanks to theiI friends
for the very liberia patronage heretofore recel
we'd and hope to merit a continuance Of theil
fayors.
w.HALL & SON.
Portsmouth, Oct. 6, 1852.
RUMORS.
.Open your ears for which if you will stoE
The vent ofheafing when loud rumor speaks
SHAKsPEARE
IT'S strange-'tis very wonderful
| That rumor once The truth should speak;
| Astonishing the multitude qs
To see her playso strange freak
But il doubt you have INDUCED,
You'll bid your bosoms doubt no more,
II you'll but take the time To call
At w. Hall & Sons cheap store.
| The most fastidious there will find
Dry Goods suited to their mind,
The best and cheapest ever made
OF every fashion and every grade.
Just call and see, you'll find forsooth,
That Rumor sometimes speaks tn truth.
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Ifavswe 4 aBouEDon Among Bs
The editor Of the BoiIalo Advertiser (who,
i.pesns, hhs seen Mr.. Williams, the sup
posed Dauphinof France, who was believed
10 haved been killed in Paris on the 9th oI
June. 1857 puts no faith in the story, as
told in Putnam's last monthly, which would
make him the Dauphin. The Advertiser
asys;
"The article consists Of speculations &C
fanciful as 10 touch on the verge Of absurdi.
ty, based on string Of assertions not only
wholly unsupported, but conclusively disap.
proved BY the concurrent testimony Of the
Dauphin's contemporaries, carefully arranged
by the most reliable historians Of the French
revolutions. Lamaitine. after speaking oi
the sufferings Of the unhappy Louis XVI
in the Temple, thus describes his death:
"He died at length without pain, but with.
out uttering word, on the 9th Of June
in the middle Of the dsy. The princess bless
ed This death, as she wept for it, for God al
length had delivered her brother and the
King from his long punishment, and she bort
hers in silence
Z .sAs we stated in discussing this subject
year ago, the matter Of personal appearance
alone would settle the question seains, ~
pretentions OF Mr., Williams. II is histor
ical fact, ss we'll established as the death o
Marie Antoinelte, that q blonde complt xiol
and light hair iormeda Distinguishing char
acterislic Of the elder, or Vulois branch O
the Bouybons. The Dauphin had fair ski
and curling faxen hair. Mr.. Williams ha
the dark copper complexion and staigh
black hair Of ille Indian, with the cast Of lea
lures peculiar 10 the aborigines Of Mort
America. ....t.,
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Nor At noMR. When Cibber once went
to visit Boeth, and knew that be was at home
female domestic denied him. Cibbef took
no notice Of this at the time, but when, a
few days afterwards, Booth paid him visit
in return, be called out from the first door,
that he was not at home.
How can that beY answered Booth; do
not hear Jour voicef
TO be sure you dor replied Cibber, 'but
what then? / believed your servant maid
and It is hard, indeed, if you won't believe
mel
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To Parents.

WOULD you enjoy comfort yourselves.
w, provide II also for your children. You
will be enabledt to contribute to the appear
ancea comfort Of their lower extremities, by
calling at the Peoples Shoe Emporium and
purchasing coverings for them. A large lot of
superior Calf Kip Boots, for Boys, Youths
and Children, just received by +.
dec II r. BELL & co.
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Emporium Of Fashion.
Rankin & M CT arlin,
MERCHANT TAILORS,

"AVE bought out A. c Davis & Co., and
Ii are prepared to attend to all calls thai
mny be made upon them.
They intend keeping ON hand all descfip-
tions OF Cloths, Cassimeres, silk Velvet, Satin,
ETC., which they pledge themselves TO MAXI
UP in the best and most fashionable style.
They also have on hands, READY MADE
CLOTHING, SO that he who ma, find him.
self short Of garments can be supplied At q
moments warning
Understanding the business thorough they
hope to please all who may confer their favor
upon them:
Ports. Nov. 18-dwtf
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Removal I!
VERY thankful for the liberal
mt rnuo xa ha,otoc,.orbo rboeto,pad

.ZW&S " EN- tnuDkIul IOr tn6 lIDeTat
SZE patronage heretofore bestowed
upon me, take great pleasure in
informing my friends and customers that
have REMOVED MY BOOK STORE to the
large and elegantly furnished Room Nc. 4,
Buckeye Block, Front street, where may
be found large and entire New Stock of
Medical, Law. School and MisceIianeons
Books, Wall Paper, Window Paper. Cap
mud Letter Pepper Of every variety; Blank
Books and Stationary Of every quality ana
description.
These foods were all selected in New York
and Philadelphia especially for this market
and are fully equal to any 10 be found else
| where.
THE BOOK BINDERY,
Is in the third story Of the same building
where | manufacture Blank Books of any size
or PATTERN, and, hes. .atc not to assert, supe-
rior in materials used, and workmanship 10
any made in Ohio.
Hoping those in want Of any article in my
line will call and exsmine tho quality and price
which is as low as ean be found in Cincinnati
or Pittsburgh,
| remain the Public's humble Servant,
las. STEPH Jensen.
Portsmouth, Ohio, Nov. ls, 1s52-dw
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A Second Supply
HAS COME |!
R, lloyd & co.

= N OOS
W. ARE AGAIN PREPARED TO SUP
S> PLY THE WANTS OF THE ENTIRE
community with those indispensable articles,
such as Boots and Shoes, Of every description.
Having before received an immense stock,
which proving inadequate to meet the insreas-
ng demands of the people, We have been
compelled to purchase second stock of The
manu- nufacturers; and we would again say to
purchasers that We are offering extraordinary
inducements and would be pleased 10 see them
on Front street, at the old staud Of X. LLOYD
& CO., doubling not but that We can givea
satisfactory visit to ALL
Portsmouth, nov l6.
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JOHN r. FLINT,
ITTORNEV Ar LAW

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
WILL PRACTICE in Scioto and adjoin
w ing coupties;. also, act as General
Agent, aud attend 10 collections Of all kinds
whether in large or small amounts.
OTWill give special attention 10 old Land
Claims Of Soldiers Of the Texas Revolution.
uOfice with y. r. Moore. in Dugan's new
building, Markr; street, Portsmouth, Ohio.
sept. IL, 1S52.-wtf
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BOOTS Y SHOES.

n PREDIGER still continues the BOOT
II and SHOE business, in the build
ing of John Clark, Front street, and is
prepared to sell Of his own manufacture TO-
CASE, anything in his line as cheap as it cal
be purchased west Of the mountains All OF
ders promptly attended to. Work done VIII
neatness and dispatch, and warranted.
Give me CALL, and encourage your own
echanics.
Portsmouth, Feb 10, l85l--45yl
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Fire Insurance.

TIHE ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
il Of Hartford, Conn, With a capital Of
$500, ,OOO-all paid in, has opened an Agen.
sy in this city, and is prepared to Insure
against Fire, on as good terms as any respon.
sibls company THOS. X. BRACE, Prst
L. L. Loosis, Sec'y.
THoS. DUGAN, Agent.
Nov. l2,l85l--dtf. Portsmouth
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CRACKERS.

I'D ECEIVFD per Scioto this morning fresh
Aesupply Of Butter, Boston, Soda, and Su-
lgar Crackefs, and Spico Nuts.
Customers can always rely upon gstting
Igood fresh CfacksFs, e. get fresh supplies
weekly from one Of The Best bakeries In he
west, ljan. 81 'si WM.MILLER.
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CIEclNEATl, Feb. 10.-Harvey Thomp
son and his young son, Of Independence, KY,
were found yesterday morning, frozen to
death in buggy, five miles from this city,
back Of Covington.
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LAWS OF oHIo-BY AUTHORITY

mo Ill AN ACT
To fix and provide for the terms of the Dis
trict Courts, in the Third Circuit, being
composed of the Fifth and Seventh Com
mon Pleas Districts Of Ohio.
Sec Be IL enacted BY the General As.
scmbly of the State of Ohio, That the terms
of the District Court shall be holden in the
several counties composing the Fifth and
Seventh Common Pleas Districts Of Ohio, as
follows:
In the county of Washington, on the four
teenth day Of April.
In the county Of Meigs, on the twentieth
day Of April.
In the county Of Gallia, on the twenty
second day Of April.
In the county Of Lawrence, on the 25th
day Of April.
10 the county Of Scioto, on the twenty
seventh day Of April.
In the county Of Adams, on the second day
Of May,
In the county Of Brown, on the fifth day
Of May.
In the county Of Clermont, on the elev-
enth day Of May.
In the county Of Highland, on the eigh-
teenth day Of May.
In the county Of Fayette, on the twenty
first day Of May.
In the county Of Perry, on the first day Of
September.
In the county of Fairfield, on the fifth day
ofSepiemoer.
In the county OF Hooking, on the ninth
day Of September.
In the county Of Athens, on the twelfth
day ofSeplember.
In the county Of Vinton, on the fourteenth
day Of September.
In the county oi Jackson, on the sixteenth
day ofSeptelnber
In the county Of Pike, on the nineteenth
day Of September.
In the county OF Ross, on the twenty-frs
day Of September.
In the county Of Pickaway, on The twenty
sixth day OF September.
In the county Of franklin, on the twenty
ninth day Of September.
In the county Of Madison, on the fourtl
day of October.
Sec. Q. If, from any cause, failure Il
hold the prescribed terms Of the Distric
Court in any Of the foregoing counties shoul'
occur. it shall be the duties OF the Judges Q
the District Court, on giving thirty days pre-
yious notice in such county, 10 hold a spe
cial term of the District Court in such coun
ty, within the some year, to dispose Of th
business pending; and should important bu
siness arise in the District Court, in any o
said counties. which cannot be disposed o
IN the stated term Of the Court for want o
time, it shall be lawful for the Judges Of III
District Court, to hold special term Of th
District 6our. in such county, at such tim
as they shall determine, on thirty days pre-
vious notice ihereofin the county.
Sec. 3. Should any day named herein 70
the holding Of the said District Court fall up
on Sunday, said Court shall commence an
be holden on the next day.
JAMES @. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House of Representative
WILLIAM MEDILL,
President Of the Senat,
February o, 1853.