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yIRCIyI1 LAND OFFICE.
ApRII NTH. 1853.

~ .o,,or,; h -, rse of Virginia $40 page 4e seeoN
To- known 20 all whom may may OF pae
s,nr.rs by certificate Eschcaor o me cHy o.
h, aay Of Apr, 1853 aud received ln;o the Lang pce
~ The o7h day April 1873 that by inquest aeu On s @
- r 1853 the following which john stewart uca sezea
ss hceu found esche this Commonwealth VIZ
Petcrburg, Ruaied Oh the East sue OF Ma.
and on North by tic cstale OF IN late u
E,.rrn on the South he lot OF G. Mciiwane ESQ., ana on
1 Nv the property Of Lewis Zner, and designated IN the
n m sal! cty as No IL and repued contain one acre
but ne lot and 10 he same pro
~ winch died seized, having lille esate oy
% d; an passed IN the year o, releasing
"s '"' s. u. PARKER,
.,- IN cwBy Register Land Office.
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AMERICAN A ENTERPRISE.

is stated IN the New Iors Express, ,ha, the new Clip
per snip Sovereign OF the Seas % miles hours und nine
minutes, mace oos "les or about l9 miles per hour II
the "hoe Voyaye - mace al The same rate trip TO Liver
pool wouo oe enecea n Just week The above is ead to
be the highest verified speed ever attained by any
ship or ocean steamer
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

NICNHOnu May I1tn. Ioo3
interested the foregoing decree are hereby notified
v al my Office the city Of Richmond the 18th day of
iso3 a! 10 o'clock NJ with the
@ me 10 the duties required by Decree and ali crsdi.
@ Ed~ald Henry Jones' dsccas hereby also notified
and place. snJ present their claims against the
tho ssid dccedsnt with the evidence necessary
me- WIN F. DAVIS, Commr
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Office the j. lt. & X Ho
RICHMOND, MAY IA, 1853. !
roR h repang the Locks and Auueducs between
Lynchburg the navigation ol the Caha VIII DC
sc.rend-i "a fot"ws: ,o,., ,.
A. Locs four days commencing on inc Zuth june
Al Nos and g. for six days from me 24ih June
ock No L. and Rcck6h Aqueduct for four weeks co'"
r-r.;us on ahh June. !, ,,,,,,ct
r ~. r.;arrs ahove mentioned LOCKS anu aqueHS'
Wi, rr;.sia open throughout the line Tor en day.
Between Joshua Falis PoGd anu LocS no 'o .o n ,b.
@ 10, leu fifteen days, commencing o 'he
lu Ausus: . ,o.,sb,c in. ia elet
Iss SaIe will kept Levsls 80 as 10 esus , hs
, ron,,ue their regular ,rius interruption uuiias he
progress "i repalrs NuSEoRD
y! oI'e' o ene p'"'1 " o"S Secretary.
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%EW, EyEHTr HU HH y Iscey,d nun Satu.day ice End
Juiy 1883 Tor huarg Court House ct Lawrence
v brrrsck county ". Tue house TWO stories hsn' 70 o
% NJ ~ and cn cred with oi such dlmeisons as 70 De
80 ~. ans 4 .. ant 6uect long, from 70 10 ~ eet rom
:s With potco TIE entire width vi she nuu
.rrr- . mere than l5 ret aud supported oS ock co
iuns Th,re chimn;es oom1 and TWO passages on ns
-. se,. huor will D. a 80 ey 20 Zee; III
~ ard thirteen inches rlch also wo Jury rooms
ION. viii furnished persons de iilng 10 contract on
- me Cva.. ssiuners al La aSeaceSe or 10 Inc CLERK
County n.rm.,,.
Bond and security required Of the contractor Payments
Of the work. the balance 10 ohs ana
,wo Years JOSEPH 4 RiDDiCK
John T.. SHELL,
BCRWELi. B. WILKES,
+ D. TURNBuLL,
] RAVESSCROFr JONES,
nnjesinn
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NOHERT Il. PRENTIS,


VET regularly attend the Circuit and Inferior Cours OF Nor
w uk county, Norfolk city, Sanssmond and Isle OF Wish
Counties and n. Circuit Southampton county All busi
entrusted his viii meet with prompt attention lie car
his office High OF the Savings Bank
except Wednesdays when he will his Office the Clerks
ofic. Building al suffolk April l6-c6m
JOHN w. BLANTOS, DENTIST.
advantages the Baltimore college
Of Dental Surgery offer professional services 10 the cti
Cumberland and the adjoining counties am prepared
perform operations the teeth in the perfect
Teeth inser e entire SET
S attend CALI by addressing Farmve Prince Edwart
cDuntv Va March ely
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SLAVE LABOR WANTED.

SLAVE LABOR WANTED.
yaSHE James kunawna Company Will liberal wages
20 able bodied 10 work blythe day or !onf
IN the under construction a. Maidens Adventure twenty
miles Arrangements be made for the
Company furnish clothing and medica attendance 10 hands IN
,epdn it's till the end Of the present
particulars address The undergned III this city or see
Nr puncau Gran, AT the works e. l. CiNN,
Rlchmond Arril Sup of Repairs j. X. & X Canal.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
YTNE CONTRACTS the Grading, Masonry and supeuctule
the Mapryi Piamk Road, from The Richmond and DanrIlle
Rail Road Charlotte Court House. distance OF 1.!O0 miles
the d OF June Charlotte Court House by The
Board OF Directors.
THE Masonry embraces Bridge across Lille Roanoke
OF the OF Grading, including prohes oil
Timbers the supefstrucure &c,
viii after the Isl OF June Richmond, by
Capt Tacn Chief RcmoE and DaEville Rail Road
and by Marshall Esq., Peeden Marysyic Plank Road Com.
pany JAMES r MaHSnaLL'
GEORGE ". READ,
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NOTICE.

IL having claims against the estate oi loan Ee dt
N c.sG will please present them Immediately Tor settlement
ahc make payment without delay as wish to max
~ ~ ' r. B. GILMAN
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..n.sru-s Va Nav 30-cr2ndJulv Comm


SEABROOkSi WAREHOUSE.
chance Inspectors THIS are
Inc has resigned the ship held by hin
this Warehouse and COW oNe uls ser e
n The paons Of the house. and the publc generally as
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
His long experience Inspector and salesman ana lhia
ACQUAINTANCE with engaged IN the TOBACCO ade l
market. viii him procure the highest market price, or al
who sale thecrois lie VIII Also pay par
ticuar attention 20 TIE c Wheat an! our
. q - 81" ~ ~ ~ THOMAS T JOHNSON
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NOTICE TO RAII. ROAD CONTRACTORS,

eRnpOSAS grading bridging and masonry OF The West
ern the Covineon and Ono Rai Read WIN DO Ia
Guyandote. Cabel County
v,rrin,, heiwccn the lrrr and 3osh June next
They w, 10 mile sections, bridges over Twelve
pole uvnio;e aud tunnel o l3eh .. 1000 ieel
IN lens IN bend u Mud Rlyer
aIs ha,w..n the is Juiy proposas viii b.
seivsj al Covnson Virginia. o The grading bridging and masonry
DIVISION between The town nl
Gvinen and ayne. ,oksons Rivera distance Of 10
r miles If r.rv heav. work nciudng much heavy retaining
wall bridge over Jackso:S RIVER ana pooaoiy Nv" uh
nels. -, ;, =. :,
18th July. BY ofuet o' the o"a'" u i1ys rWsS "a Straw
fnieI Engineer Covingon and Ohio Pal! Road Company.
Va Nav .-c
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r,,cro.,Nrp CasE-'rhe casc OF Miss Porter anc
:, .naoued coloed chilli. is not yet disposed o.
and na occupies the .''enio" Of court 10 b,
10y sobt nm for contempt appearing when sum
oDsd He excused his conduct by saying IN eect ina
Nd mistaken the jurisdiction Of the court he was 40
and dschar ged Miss Porter wasslso set at Hoef
~ snd The child placed in charge Of Sheriff Lost to be Dis
herpaf
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1' 0e Aggried al he First annual Fair of The Tirsieiu
Stlic agricultural Society.
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,y.su,soroS June l0The following appointments nave
ben made for Georgia Solomon Cohen, Postmaster al %
v,nnah James ". Smyth. Postmaster 1T Augusta. ht
Eo,,vrh Postmaster al Columbus. Mr.. Nesoiti rosl
,s,sr at Macon. Mr McIntosh and Mr. Mckay have been
appointed Appraisers for Savannah.
LATER FROM HAVANA AND KEY WkSL.
CHARLEs7oS, rs. Gu June ll.-Ihe steamer lsT9e
G .pt Rollins arrived here Today with havana a'H "e'
H-st dates the 9th inst. p,,o,.a.
The adyces from Havana are uumporlant Business "as
s;.ady Health Of the city good. v ,..
The brig Cushnock. from Cardenas io view % mo
ashore on Cape Hermann having bged Her cargo pro
baby saved. no yo,r pnderw,i,ers
bnnn n etsoy at Kew West on the 2nd Inst Ihe eh
so,s,us, Intense The Judge Admiral and agent we're
nch alarmed at the prevailing crisis, and II was 'hooe"
,fsr youd have 70 seek safety in fight
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Fun rav ExorlREs.

FDR THE ENQUIKEA'
I,,fairas;ou Disrorered IIhig forE Virginia Cor,
srcsonui Unit Charles James Faulkner Cor SiHHh
for Spedker-3lemphis Contention, dc.
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Irr.L:r,s nna Holsleins undtr 3 uears bal.

Ayrsh:rss and Hoistcins lndsr 3 years DID,
2:h. For the best Ayrshire bull between Two and
three years old
3Sih. For the II bes! Ayrshire bull between Two and
three yrars DID,
J9th. For the 81 best Ayrshire bull between TWO and
three years old.
i0h. FJr The best AYRSHIRE helier between TWO and
three years Old,
list. For "a best Ayrshire heer between two and
three years Old
i2i. For The best Ayrshire bull between one and Two
Years old,
49,. For the u best Ayrshire bull between ono and
Two years old
ii.h. For The best Ayrshire hefer between one aud
Two years old
18th For % best Ayrshire heiler between one and two
years old,
unI-,
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DAILY CRESCENT.

| The following sketch is from the pen Of a
| lady in the western part Of our State. They
are the result Of her personal observations and
were, NJ their urgent request, submitted to the
pcrugal Of her immediate acquaintanccs among
these is the present editor; who has been 70
much fascinated by the purity Of style and the
luxuriance Of diction, as well as interested and
instructed by the fidelity Of her descriptions,
that he has not felt at liberty to withhold this
first production, as he believes, Of the fertile ie-
male mind Of Lousiana-from the public eye.
The country OF Calcas:eu, as the fair author
justly observes, is almost unknown TO the rest
Of the State. Cut off by the great swamp Of the
Mississippi on the east, and the pine forest that
skirts the banks Of the Red River on the north,
from the abodes Of more advanced civilization,
the humble AaJ1aas Of Calcasieu retain much
of the original customs, habits Of thought and
simplicity Of life, that characterized their mum
ble but honest ancestors.
Calcasieu has for many years been the resort
OF the lovers Of the chase and the amateurs Of
rural sports from the adjacent parishes and if
the perusal Of this sketch shall induce those
who now travel North, or bask upon the shores
OF Lake Pontchartrain, to seek for natur, in all
its simplicity on the banks Of the Calcasisu, the
labor Of the editor will not have been vain
They will find there, it is true, no sounds of rev
elry, Or outbreaks Of boisterous mirtl, but to
those who love to
| - Look through nature up to natures Col.
the majestic forests, the vast prairies, the vel
vet lawns, the gay parterres, the resounding
shores, and the balmy breezes of Calcasieu af-
ford abundant material to quicken their devo-
ton.
We have series Of these sketches by the same
writer, which we will from time to time publish.
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I TO BE CONTINUED. ]

THE HEART OF RICHARD CGrR DE LION
The correspondent of the London Times offers a
suggestion for the consideration of the commit
tee who are now discussing the subject of a
statue to the lion hearted King. Every one ac-
quainted with English history will remember
the affecting disposal Of the remains of Richard.
His body, by his last will, was directed to be
buried at the feet Of his father his bowels among
the rebellious Poitouvins, and his heart at
Rouen. That heart is now without a shrine in
the Museum of the town of Rouen, and the wri-
ter suggests to the committee that deputation
should at once be appointed to wait upon the au
thcrites Of the town, and solicit this relic
which might be entombed beneath the proposed
statue,
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JAPANESE MARRIAGEs.-A very singular GUS
tom at the marriage of the japanese is, that the
teeth OF the bride are made black by some cor
rosive liquid The teeth remain black ever
after, and serve to show that the woman is mar
ried or widow Another circumstance is, at
the birth of every child, to plant tree in the
garden or court yard, which attains its full
growth in as many years as a man requires to
be mature for the duties of marriage. When he
marries the tree is cut down, and the wood is
made into chests and boxes to contain the clothes
and other things which are made for the new
married couple The japanese may marry as
often as they please; marriages with sisters are
prohibited, but they can marry any other rela-
| tive.
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The word tariff is taken from a fortress
which is situated on the Straits Of Gibraltar, a
pror,ontory which, from its position, is admira-
bly, adapted for commanding the entrance of the
Mediterranean sea, and watching the exit and
entrance of a.! ships. 1t was the custom Of the
Moors to watch from this point all merchant
ships going into or coming out of the Midland
sea and, issuing from this stronghold to levy
certain fixed scale of duty on all merchandise
passing in and out of the Straits, and this was
called, from the place where it was levied,
tarifa,' or tariff and in this way we have
acquired the word,
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TpE SAFEST SEAT In these days of collisions,
suhmer,ions and derailments generally, it is
worth ones while to know where he can expect
tEe greatest security in railroad train. We
rxrSst that if any opinion should be given that
tbe indicated car will be at once crowded be
yonl its capacity, but that result had better
follow than that the safest car should go nearly
OF quite empty.
Ii is very we'll known that the car nearest the
cngine is exposed to the least dust, and that the
rear ear OF train is generally safer than the
front car The safest is probably the last rdr
but one in Il train of more than two cars; that
is, there are ftwtr chances Of accidents to this
than any other,
Iii is a way train at moderate speed, or any
train standing still, collision is possible from
another train in the rear; in which case the
last ear receives the first shock. Again, an en-
zine and the front cars of Il train Will often go
over broken rail, or COW, or stone, without
tlerailment, while the last car, having nothing
to draw it into the line Of the train, Is tree to
leave the track Next to the forward car Is
probably the most unsafe in the train Th'
| safest seat is probably near the centres OF th'
E last two or three cars next to the last lkail
/ road Journal
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While table-moving and rapping are prae
ticed by persons of all the more modern religions,
and Of no religion, not excepting the Mormons'
and we even hear that some Of the Roman Car
dinals are experimenting in the new mystery
the doctors of a much older faith denounee H.
md forbid their disciples to medlle with the ac-
cursed thing. These are the Jewish Rabbis OF
Poland, who declare that table moving is lrreli-
gious, opposed to the laws of Moses, ana on pam
of damnation TO be avoided as great SIN
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BR4ZOS SA.v7L4GO.

VIII Ieave THURSDAY July Il. at o',loek a.
NOR BRAZOS SANTIAGO, POINT Ilf[EH>
a ISABEL, MATAMoROS and BROWNSVILLE. " VI
Regular NewOeana Texas US M Line Low
steamship YACHT r. Dlc-y
pye carrying us pasaa1s having
. pefiuf atat iOlntn nceo iona, apply
|. HARRIS q MORGAN. Of Jall street,
oIpOstr tine Steamship IAnImg.
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eEA.aOyNa VESSELS.
KEY VEST.

LOR KEY WEST, win PENSACOLA, A,lfTft
i APALACtuCOLA, ST. MARKS CEDAR KEYS .Sslhalkk2
api TAMPA BAY; S. Mail Lme-1he T. s. Mail neniaship
t. pay r. lusa, commander having Gctn un1FnuilN
tanned the weather. will eaya the Steamship Landing. loot p
GRKLN, HARDING a CO. 65 PosdHs street
.p- An mlilablc Tas8 through the Post ri
The defamation st all b. marked on the
ua.ksgrs.
~ No freight received the Agents, iys
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rico.
BOhEEITEN.

EOR BORDEAUX - Passage only IN
L Tine sailing amer af 1OIIN q INNINGS A. 49,
Haven, MASTER tN,tu tttle accommodation -
aa,ouuun 'e .aH iuti atH c4
tan hen tu p District,
i-4i y. u, ASHIBEtbBE Gu ST. Chbfl. street.
NOR BORDEAUX - The fast sailing ,sS
big DER, Capt. rav having reAry All f7AlS
r,ts5 vii Immediate spAch. For height
ts4s.gt. hayir sCroumhdht. apply IN
5.ls 6. G. BuGERT Il Co. - Camp su.rt.
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4 NliOlCE WINES AND LIQUORS.-BRAN-
brS Ss1aUc t the vintage Is, lsa? and lse5 Co
md qualities.
WINS OF kc vrye rnheuuto, aud East da Ma
irif, bh "tH ami Harmony Nephew Shety Old Pott S'
aud Shiks itk trriue de Hoasy, tspr lv Sl,ry tic3k
all qasttits.
Holland I'm and ST foI Scotch ltish, Old Roanoks
"hi t' ny" " NtshN BAjS fruits aud Fruits JuGt COtdt p
every dsFpt BOXERS b ru ami GEey' Bt-rs AID everything
ID the way "i WINES aud Liquors. which viii sci
nile terms A. raH hf found, tp eash H,Iy parrr.
40 ,'sAe fuRi Err aud ALE, pots sa1 quarts.
a. SEMLIL Z. lANLNk. Is ilnnAl lLlltt
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LEGffOR.E

NOR LEGH0RN.-The A fast sailing ssK
L American ship JOHN BRYANT, Capt Dyer has room lkxxp
m Cotton the bulk thereof in sna o~ase and
will This ship cabin accommodations
m passengers For passage apply The Captain on board at
p,st t, at tTsI apply
zp9s J. H. Ahhbhilbh w. 20 hi' NhSI'ssAt' e''
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EoR IIAyRE-The fine a fast sailing New

N"t kotst,p RANEHSWGOIG Capt JOHNSON, il now lltus
m pgate dispatch For elsht at $50 tls Cotton,
ARON tOili-N, Common Etit,i,p
J. T.. NlllISEY * Co, nj Camp ~.
FaI Va-+4s', ayiue HlEa,uly tisttl nrpis
I-ssu-rra ao splendid strrregs
uln ttnzer allJ to hr CEta hel, pesite Tie
N,E. ...r Aiuf-.t. MY
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irTIFERP

EOR ANTWERP The fine a ! fast ,ssFIS
sailing Arurcsn sbp IOwADJi, Capt George Batch AtSEE
loaIu ny tTse ~ dispatch. For .fr!.ht o.
lsO tbd. Iobhcru Rad so turs stilu, Hpply 10
J.F. WHITNEY a CO. 81 Camp street.
& ftaHas. arIl, 4, Ceutain bprtl. my
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VOLUME Vi.
ST. PETERSBTRG.

EOR ST PETERSBURGH. - Passage -
onlyThs f-t sailing Amrncan ghip SEA LA6Lt, &aRS
Williams, ali viii be
having
ihu Captain on loud. j. & VhTSHY Csup a. 1880
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YIlE LAW PARTNERSHIP heretofore cx-
lsttg between itssnlyga bs it e
'bS Ths debts due oor Siar .ebtts h-vr
itf,,d to tgtt H. Nlr WIN ILr ,ll4o,i 70 foset 'te
nhr W will both coutnue itf pr'f.g 1liu,
h" s,H oHfe, No - Comp arret. o. II MARI
Dll ~ " j. A.. u
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COPARTNERSHIPS, &c.

TIIE LAW PARTNERSHIP heretofore cx-
.tpg between Ii.o BY slt,tipa 1t ty,
,a,,'r,,d % R9b II. ia,r, VIII ,1.a1@ t.
III III q No = Comp '''' ! sh;S.Rrs. Hief
hISS0LUTION. - The Partnership hereto
~ sr r. bstweeg he unts'i in!~t tie a9 ad s,Sl'
Sam EtEt e. wa "'se ,@- @' 'f = u ,, . sy imitation
ORLEANS, jal !. is5a. sAiiL. bAKrR
i,,lr s.G l,'isSS SsllIalr. 4. f2S.
EOPARTNERsHEP.- The undersigned has
~ H's1riiie 'h Lia 4usne. 4, sO'~r TlIO' u gArFR
M he n an gs q GsxER IT, a, lr,oi, & m II
- ~ ssMf~ BAKER.
NEW ORLEANS Iaiy s. t.5,.
's'HE BUSINESS heretofore conducted by
tasgnlsrsis Cd 'e'y under Die s.yl' orc stIEaT
hAis e Co. % '' til '-' '' ' ' hS5T h9ERT "''
q rOpARTNERSIlIP. - EDNsD RICHARDSON.
e'fi- "a ls IL business. the go,''tlefsr dA7z tem lst
New or,aai. I4p- gsI-5l iel5 i@tt@@
| NOTICE The firm Of THoEynuL & McIL-
HESyY expire. lag b rlti ami BY eissolss
i .'.sn% %sas NJ ' ''' s.l T. t.tsS alaSS4 liiES4'
" OTlCE.-The copartnersh;p heretofore cx-
',ng "a hi. Y aer =, Z hg,o % tf2t.it F. MsLiIENSY
I'LL uq9~f s@;l ylfo'f. . aiaf e CoTroS
as cafyn4set street. under tins style OF IlioRsIHLL 4 e.
| N,v Oiear, June |, 1853. ii .ralslW
rEvIIE COPARNERSHIP heretofore existieg
lARDIL co, dhsqye y mutual o1t IT, May
IoIN 9 iikRDilL abi.. eel e ~. 4: Re
XIV oi,a a,'i aae .! .,,. @si. ii. bA1SoY bA1Y.''
ng- Tie undersigned have formed Copart-
and s.sl~ JO.iN G HARDlL a co. Iolir Q. .HtRnuL,
.e.3 L. X LpDwIGsEN.
vs,HE COPAETNERSHlP heretofore existing
| b. tine
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GLASGOW

E0R GLASGOW The American ship IN
DENMARK Capt Bten.n, having HaT,y all her ral laIh<
Engaged vii hare immediate 81 patch. F'riGau'~ Jfsght
,tpy f.. GIFFNkY LOWELL. lii Gorninau st"r'. RG25
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EoR LIvERPo0L.-The \ lat tl..grs fast
Tf.iII9E'

h.t.tI.'rbs.E E-ti wlU h#r, rut4t ta'# A---~
su.r et u, ,pIb To- EILpi ft .' H .t s.Tet
WA1t 14ttNl.h z .t#l.
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els-1be Paglar p.rlo 4'p FhElliENON Mat SAAfs-|
ra--r LA.lry ur-r portion her cargo engage
rA,s guuk t. sttl. IatH-r o Tcizi' ga HpIg
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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-03-04
NOTICE.

THE Stockholders of The Kalida aud
Il Hamer Plank or Turnpike Road
Company are hereby notified that twenty
per centum on each share of the capital
Stock ofsaid Company will be required
to be paid in, to c. H. Rice, the Trea-
surer Of said Compony. on the fifteenth
day of April next; and twenty per cen.
tum OIL The fifteenth day of July next;
twenty per centum on the fifteenth day
of October next; twenty per centum on
the fifteenth day Of January, 1858; and
lastly, the further sum Of ten per ceatum
on the fifteenth day of April thereafter.
according 10 the contract made with the
contractor of said Road by the Directors
of said Company. You will therefore
see the necessity of punctuality in order
to the vigorous prosecution of the work.
MOSES LEE, President.
Kalida, March 80, 1852 574
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-03-04
NEW CASH STORE,
AT MEDARY.
Hnyck e. BIaker

HAVE just established a new Store nt Medary
l. Il with nn entire new and heavy stock Of Goods
direct from New York, which they are determined
to sell ut cheaper prices than tile same quality q
goods can he had at Defiance, Findlay, or any othe
store In flia IeEiOn. IL -