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WILlAMSPORf-Ptr steamer Bella Donnat IL bales cotton
Mt.aesfssr@s MIRA SEQ sstslli
$3.50 y bids S ;sSs, sg
~ Byrns Sco2 Fs'~es 81 DO
hlS. sugar pfs sy c 5 %o. Gh.
Drailh, DO Hall ROddTOAl $50 bales cotton 1853 HID.
TeHULArs steamer e bales ees9 R Nsd
Net o cu1ra Sois swnsy, Green cos s.d95a DO
Fearn Donegsn &coso Bncanuoh Carroll &os Feowe IS
M5Sn Curry Po. 9 Cop Ss Do wsfs2
& Ssis s cotasS s 9 G. wright
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SsS do S VAIN Sn go AgasrsGl Son oso
sl5 oa esS. kern: e s WE sPsy Sns Ay b
g M9s tsgi hianIn Carol Wills s FsiTf ga acc
Cox SoO9 do Cleveland Bro Sco-2A Wright 800 Gny'a
Nelson sos DO Bradley Wilson &oo-Ss6 raro DcnSgan So
Is Nils Pawn gSs as S sdda ' sosi
Fs s1Sn'1 S R S h Seo NH a Msts, IL
Fuller &ce2 4 cremwel- NJ Lowe tH, t9eace2
?oo ,E Na'an Sco6so do 50 SKIS peanuts Soey Campbell
Soog bgs f,eers CROMWELL Dbl lard Hewitt, Morton seO
BAYOU sARA-Pr steamer New Intona: II cotton Ward
q ad % Payne ll a. t o,tsy IIGmE,ns
Rog Fssy G.5 hsd' sugar. Rss3 rsae Ss9s s,a Se
Gerard s,o2l a Roa.g kgrnoaS Heoligpy
tai, - bales II hada 1872 btis noasses
q Sass s q 1ss III. Dbl
81 bali seton Labt chapsaiiera bbs hdi
narhv Tremouet2e W Urquhart3O bbs molasse Gour
Kennedy FOserls do Martin Owen Seo-0
hhd sugar Hall & Rodd-sundries to order,
WASlNGTON-Per Red River; 70 bales cotton YI2 Dbl
de EEanaS do 60 hhd Il bales cotton Belle
10 Harrison so do ~ hid
do u bales coliOa Kelly ConynghaI
ee-gl FearD Donegan Camnack Squlrs
Henderson Praq do Piauche &co2 do Gerard &tol
Grdan Kerr5 L0bit ChapanIierTotn cotton 26s bales
CoAsT-Psr Doswell hhd telowes sec
IS do Caznave-4O DO o 80 II sh
Denegres2 halt do Dudley &coa7 sacks rice bbs sug
/ , to order.
LAFOURCE-Per hhds 70 bhls mossa
Bogs Foley AyeyO do 90 bids sha So-l2 do 60 bb
&eo20 m do Gerard &co5 bbs do
BeiJeq hhds Darby IemouetO hhs olass.s baud
Landry-6 ReineO Duhet Sons do to orde
hbd bales cotton Lob ChsTpntes DO ass 90 OIL
4 moses Iroscar haydel
MoBILE-Per California IS bales cotton Farley, Jury
l. Is do J J McNahou-6 do to order-Iotal lol bales
LOUISvILIE-Per Rob Ward; 345 hbs pokk Swine
Green eks bacon bh 81 SKIS bran 1855 sac
bbls whisky 10 ck bacou Hurley
SO baggiug coils sdel bb butter sd bsaes hee
Donney Bezu empty bb WEs6 hads tobacco no
d Campbel do
n Cowan, Dyke Robertson
Ougal0 pkga mustard Bsb Seklss &co9 bhs eggs
Marti1s do to orler-l6O ei Lyel5 bellows Nol
&eos sarsApara PaTmeiu Bro bx books SchwsIz-
J. 7 l. Whie-i do Myat-sundrssi order.
90 GISCNNATi-PeF TruueL 4rhhds
bids tobacco Shultz lsddcn-s CRAFTS
VI Savage &eo9 Hewitt Norton &co0 hhds Nye Bros dc
D. bbswhisky do lard do GeFap eois
es Wright &eos0i bits Ior -Suge Adams sahanAe0
"A Masy so26 rolls leather Mann 100 bbs whisky
lands ko-eO do /. half IS hhds bacon
on trsgo Beatty Lga 6ci2 bh lpur 400 k lard Pc
y son sss DO pst tsst u set Eggs ks, bal
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ul Jansics, British ship Salem, Liverpool for
port Ship Alfred la' 10 long 20 ss thirty
from Liverpool for Ssysunah-All well.
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lGls- The new aud elegant light draught pas pas
PAUL. bieHn sstet III leave u" "a LpIio
pLI WIIIrt a BUCHANAN, ~ / uOpstreet
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Steamboats,.
Bella Douna, Morrison, II ON WlilamsPoTt.
Anon, Wallace, Tehua
J NJ Relf, Hall. from Bayou Macon.
7 DosweiL Salibs ron coas
Cherokee Snelisy, Tennessee River
California, knse. from Mobile.
Nsw Ll.0nA, Gross, from Bayou Sara.
Rosa, Meyuer from AtakHTas.
Red RIyvr, 4 Jy,As, rp4 Nashingtou.
Robt Ward Miller, fgu Louisville.
Tcouinseh PeaTis, hon CinlinuAti
Winfield Scott Robinson, from Cincinnati
Mar Foley, DGlf-reE, Rom i4f9urhg.
T5Wboat Persian, down Aad 10
as u snip be brought NJ
slips Magnolia aul l-siy GllNr-.
Iosht PheuiE, Crovst hl Paszesarcd
1911 VT baks Crana and Pe,Gng brought shpA Par
And Courier.
Tosl.4t Hsbbury. from tie to
slip oiteu EsRs xnd ASA ~, hark HeiA Haf
net haItah-bot Up ships Franklin kug and NJ peEmbril.
Tow boat Nas5 kiD-Hnl, PtiI the Pisastr-d
.ih pfr.pH. bark I 4 HOBART,
frp,--grat ny bls 5 J,.s AL Fgrry.
Town ar P.stotd down
4h ul fark Afclio des esh ships Aug sad Lib
bark ls Cok and shf bas e-bfg4shtu Wst.or
lard I'd Il.
Tow boat DcSo Whauu sea
ut slip bark Gen syldr. brigs
sh' Aurhtrebrough ap brig Aly Queen cphlr
Mary, aui LauIs Lease.
Tovlsat Yankee Fmp and SEA
2h ult ship Tirre ash slip Huisop big joseph .rt Co
hen brn' up bark Gins Brewer
Heles Irpgar, rom the Passsstei down and
shPs Hoyobe and JosspLu, bgs Pedro Alohio anl oria
brought up bark Jnna
TovloR Sreck rs the Fsss5sbrought
tIa,Srd and trg RogerlIne.
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Es" FoR DISTRICT ArToENEY--We are re
ou,sss y nIuy riar Mr. W. A ROBERTS hun
candidate DISTRICT AZ lQNNEY OF TIE PARISH OF
ORLEANS, fels
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IT brig MAY ytFEN, Uapt Lodge, from
rldAlepba shaf- eargo oPposie Post l. Fs Dis
tons suc,s pi'sa s-rd espt of then gosis.
ml8 GEp y. IIYNSON, 50 Camp street.
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Btnoe is tsgpg opposite the Beef Market, Second
District, Cou the receipt Of their is ghi
4
fc4s j H. ASlIBRtDsE& CO., So 81. Charles ST.
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EV5O md rcrrps
Kobr Hall hauled from month February, other
shay wall iIll " tie law
mh3 GEO ". llYSsON, 80 Camp street,
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lgst, Consignees Of one hundred and for

Fhip hh dHragug opposite Post 40 First District Con
the
ctbur.sIs. tp,y WNi be store 1 ~ their aud *
uu3 Gro " HYSSON 50 Camp street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
sT CHARLES THEATRE-Nanagers

GI. UII a RLE T II Ell 7 X n -Managtrs'
LUDLOW SMITH, Dress Circle Asd Psqefis, % ssais
GALLERY IS cents Doos opsh ~ ca tsn r'ss q ~ eeck
dng 1ishsd American Aefes
MRS ANN CORA MON4Jr VII esivsr ADDRESS TIE
sTDAY EvEsTSG 1Isroh vi peraftasd the Co
LOVE CHAsEs Nm. Fondovs, Mr. WAX smith
ygrAks Nagls Cgnsass, Mr. Mowat.. After whieh, A.
hDDREo hs fugmsn by In doNts 10 -nsiads WIN ne
LITTLE DFvII.-Asa 1odera, Mrs.. Potter
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jag Lark MARY ANNAH, wade, master, fr'
liverpool viii rpmmtf,u hargiur her THURSDAY,
Al gooia permitted VI hye 80 lays will be
rlIo iirfes ]. H. ASHbRlbGE CO. 80 s. q ares At s
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Fruit consigned order Ian ied
a. lon tn s'otfs, shipped by Giuseppe Psterna. II no.
called Tor ~ or'-r ii OBTAINED for cal th
Tpahpll, Appy EARELL co. O. common NH
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.tesmers W poWEs cqp Clark will JEFFERSON and
ali nsrmcdiatc lanil = THIS EVENING, o'clock.
NH SMITH a FfNISrER 80 Poydras street
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n5z- For ASSOCIATE JrogE Of THE SUPREME
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s a re-, y rsr " ~ r ia' ny; yo fe q s%Fa,c.
zsy>p s. rIro, : :, corlidote f,r tho
ls 4.s!r o. TE ss.o<D DISTRICT COURT Of NtW
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Of ias itc9sn Dfsl@te1 eayHl a. new oGLE4Ss,
z.- ForJrp.r M ,-Tr TaIpn DrsTeIcr Corner
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R.S oa e2S 5 s Al saSf 'nas' ' pro
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VH = ~ VI i iti ~ Vi pfRRSEy nd
oGsaas. !. ianaa II
Ge~F6E JupGErr the FIFTH DISTRICT COURT,
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seUBLIC NOTICE-First District Parish OF
or'ean,-Th-a degnvd colertsrot s,e ls- ices h.rs-
~ M all for IaErs io- he HeEf fs
and tha within said bsr,e' which e eounaei
-oitvEsca si-st and the whp
10 eai al m, ofe Cg Hail. tfl ory, add pay tbs @
within tins prescribed b. Law
80 salg.s aS-'' XVII THOMAS AsEEw, co'eelr
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STREET COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, x,

~ City Hall, February IS lss5 .---. --. ~. III
inst, WHITE HORSE hae' hshi 20 marx OF bfani ye
=, pubic auction BY ]. ths usual end piae
| Mn ] HOLLIS. S'r-e G farnrsi7aer
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Wis Pl BLlt-IfemleF Di-trlct; 4 dIO ssS
40 e4n-Le syussg o. coeeur d Isrss Lat n u pa
fNIes lktaf lzH
re- 54 ie-s - 4anf j. dt Ds'Itei qua es fe pr
.gs d. Crn. II sppi, IA rue eie -
Is nara qua . Motel a. WIS ~ *
lie 10 nj prsse "a hot
~ Ia heurss ~ h-prss p a
THOMAS AskEW coie-r NJ.
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ORLEANS MISUNDERSTANDING Evening,
~ &ThG Win pgr1neA the celebrated Grand op-rN 10
he iosanr sluisd Principal ehsrater' By MI
ss- Msaosy NJ. pRErosr vi b performed
grand 2pes by DouRs-ti, LUCIA ID LAMMERAflOP
tgeaT q a 10
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a. laudrg ship Msne and bark Mar Anaa for sale y
G24 9s MaE,tne ST and NJ 'sn Bpenins7 NJ De-
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BoYes Coiorsd BeHes 30 talsry ls ssa.
5svbi4enth spi lat egh bit coo hATEMAS chiLDHsS
FRIDAY EVENING March 4CaHmsaaA vita The taes 81 d
PRECIOUS BATsEY-BosaI Mr. Ho,aud WHst-i., sn W Don
Ma W Da-s Mrs. Waz all Mss Hsre9e ave
abish. FIREMEs bDbffss Trtssn y u r sshI
VII be- delivered by Ms G. HF.d Aftsr rhlh -. nee rot y
BETH COUPLE. .+IDAsO y NV ~
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respectfully the Ladies that
AMI FANCY DRY
ots AN d oieits her
le,an by all.
merchants and othes invited with the asur
will bs hlied satisfactory
povi II r. YARMOUTH
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n AFAIETTE AND poNTCH ARTRAIN RAILROAD
COA1PANYNE OaLEANs, (Fourh Dstrctl March J, e53.
huusrbes 70 The stock ths Company hereby notified that a@
TEN PER CENT. tb-ug NTH nstAln,-n viii
nd rsyab tnuy street, zee
FIRST DAY OF APRIL, 1858. BY order the Board
mil I'd I. GILMORE, Secretary.
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BUREAU Du CoMNIssAIRE DIES -

RUEs, Hotel de Vii,e, ls 4e fesIir lisa ~
Conduit l. d yiIsf, IT er Dtuc. "a
o1tg w CHzv IL BLANC de DOT mansd han eur sas ma "a
| o. e-~npe visible. -.,-r,,
s. 81 "a pas AAEpI s ma rs d a.
| nnir.s. j. JuLLS, { siire ars REes LaHs
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10" For CLERK or THE FIFTH DISTRICT
C0CRT.-GEOHGE WASHINGTON LEWIS, the present Minute
Clerk the Fifth District NewOrear which situation he has
tilted 4 sevqtaeu ypafs oers himself candidate for The
gre CTkS 2 If % Court whatever Court the some ms,
b.. changed h. fel7 u
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lzIs~ For CLERK or FIFTH DISTRICT CoURT
We are authorized to auuouure RISK iae o
OF TliE FIFTH DISTRICT COURT, whatever Court the
.lrle nav be eha1gsd -. us te
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-06-16

The "HAPPY FAMILY, and one of the most ex-
traordinary ones ever collected, numbering over
= One Thousand Beasts and Birds,
Native and Foreign, living together in perfect
harmony; the celebrated BRAHMIS CATTLE, and
TWO LIVE ALLIGATORS, from to Is feet
in length.
In addition to these and many other attrac-
tions in this part of the establishment
The Renawae ned ChiBese Family,
Consisting of five persons, including the Royal
Princess PwAN YEKo, the most beautiful crea-
ture of her high class who ever escaped from
the Celestial Empire, her feet being only two
and half inches in length, will appear and
give Concerts, both vocal and instrumental,
using their native instruments.
A Monkey and Pony Performance
VIII be given at each exhibition, and Mr..
FRANK HAMILTON, the Lion Tanner, will
enter the cage of the large and beautiful BRA-
LILLIAN TIGER; he will also perform his
Ferecfous California Brar,
GEN. JACKSON, in the circle, to the wonder and
establishment of all; he will also enter the cages
of several other ferocious Animals.
Persons can visit the Aenagerie without Wis
iting the Hppodrome.
PRICE TO BOTH IS ONLY FIFTY CESrs. Children
and servants half price
The newly designed and magnificent Pavil-
Ion Is capable of seating five thousand persons
For particulars, see Budget of Fun, Pictorial
and Descriptive Bills, at the Hotels.
c. r. CASTLE, Agent.
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NOTICE.

Joseph n. BAY, Dawson P. Bay, Samuel
d B. Bay, Thomas J. Bay, Hilas L. Bay, An
geline Haskell and Lorenzo o. Haskell, her
husband, the heirs at law of Abigail Lewis,
deceased, and the heirs at law of Lavina Kell,
deceased, will take notice that a petition has
been filed against them in the Court of Com
mon Pleas within and for the county of Gallia,
and State Of Ohio by James W. Bay, and is
now pending, wherein he demands partition
of the following real estate, situate in said
county Of Gallia, and State of Ohio, to-wit:
100 acre lots Nos. GA, 675 GIG, 677 and 67s,
in See. l3, 7. Z, R. Is, and that application
will be made at the second term of said court
next hereafter to be holden, by the said James
W. Bay, for an order of partition of said prem
ises. A. CUSHING,
June l6, '53.-6w Atty for Jas. W. Bay.
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NOTICE
TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.

PROPOSALS for Grading Masonry and Brid-
ging Of the Western Division Of the Cow
ington and Ohio Railroad will be received at
the Office of the Engineer at Guyandotte, Ca
bell county, Virginia, between the both and
30th Of June next.
They Will embrace about As mile sections
with Bridges over Twelve Pole, Guyandotte
and Mud rivers.
Also between the lst and 18th Of July next,
Proposals will be received at Covington, Yir-
ginia, for the grading, Bridging and Masonry
Of that portion of the Eastern Division, lying
between the town Of Covington and Haynes
farm, on jackson rivera distance of 10 or IL
miles of very heavy work, including much
heavy retaining wall, two large Bridges over
Jackson's river, and probably two tunnels.
The successful bids will be declared as soon
as practicable after the 18th of July. Con-
tractors will be required to commence the
work at once, and finish within wear. Plans
aud specifications will be ready between the
Doth and 30th Of June. Names of securities
must be given in the Bid.
By order of the Board of Public Works
CHAS. B. SHAW,
Chief Engineer of Covington and Ohio Rail-
road Company. Lewisburg, Virginia
June 9, Ie53.-6w
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IN CHANCERY.

Hiram Fisher vs. James Mossman ct al. Court
of Common Pleas Of Gallia county onio-
IOHN JAMES and Rebecca James, his wife,
j formerly Rebecca Mossman, are hereby no
tilted that on the 18th day OF June, A. d.
1e53 Hiram Fisher, of the county of Gallia,
and STATE of Ohio, filed in the Court of Com
mon Pleas of the county of Gallia, and State
of Ohio. bill in chancery against the said
lanes Mossman, John James and Rebecca
james and others, the object and prayer of
which bill is to foreclose mortgage made and
delivered by John Mossman, late Of said coun-
ty of Gallia, Ohio, deceased, to the said Hiram
Fisher, upon Fraction 25 in Section No. 20, of
Township No. 6, of Range No. Is, in the Ohio
Company's Purchase, in said county of Gallia,
Ohio, to secure the payment of the sum of four
hundred and nineteen dollars and sixty seven
cents, according to the tenor and effect of two
several promissory notes, made by the said
John Mossman in his life time to the said Hi
ram Fisher, as follows: One for three hundred
and twenty-six dollars and seventeen cents,
PAYABLE to the said Hiram Fisher or order in
one year after the date thereof, and dated No
vember 18th, A D. 1898; and the other for the
sum of ninety-three dollars and fifty cents,
payable to the said Hiram Fisher or order in
ten months after the date thereof, and dated
January 7th, 1899; which said mortgage bears
date on the 18th day of January, A. D. 1889
and charging, among other things, that the
condition of said mortgage has been broken,
and praying among other things, that an ac-
count may be taken of what is due the COM
plainant upon said mortgage-that said mort
gagged premises may be sold, subject to the
dover estate of Grace Mossman, widow Of the
said John Mossman, deceased, heretofore as
signed therein, and the proceeds thereof ap
1,aI - 4la Of tho of-,1l and
interest that may be found due the complainant
upon said mortgage, and for general relief, DC.
And the said John James and Rebecca James
are further notified that unless they appear
and plead, answer or demur to the said bill,
within sixty days after the next term of said
court, the said Hiram Fisher, at the term next
after the expiration of said sixty days, will ap-
ply to said court to take the matters of the bill
as confessed as to them, and to decree thereon
accordingly. L. PERRY,
June l6, '53.-6w Sol. for CompPt.
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n b w G. o o ID s.
The Good Time has Come.
FRANK. CAREL, Jr..

beautiful SsOeks
STAPLE FANCY DRY GOODS Hats BOnnets &C.
Ladies Dress Goods the most
style and fabric Of consisting Of CaOe
Apca Nous de Iaines de Lne Bcade S plain
dotted Sw all Dlnes cold French Cloths embroidered Robes
&c Also black and fancy colG Kid Gloves; plain bOrded and embd L.
c. Hdk; silk Ritband Chip Abni. Coburg cold Gomer
Hair Blonde Florence GOsmer and Belgrade and Gossam and
Lace knds
Slate Lne uquto Bars; Table Ch Linen
which tedious
viii be sold for
call before buying viii
April 4 1853.-3m
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-06-16

Probate Court for GnIIia Comfy, Ohio.
Executors and Administrators Accounts, filed
in said Court for settlement.
NOTICE is hereby given that Balsar Hart
II sock, administrator of the estate of Jacob
Hartsook, deceased, on the 18th day of May,
A. D. 1853, filed in said court his final admin
istration account Of said estate for settlement,
which said account will be heard and exam
ined by said court on the 18th day of July,
A. D. 1853, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. on said day.
Also, that Nathaniel A. Fisher, administra-
tor of the estate of Charles Lewis, deceased,
on the oath day of May, A. D. 1853, filed in
said court his first administration account Of
said estate for settlement, which said account
viii be heard and examined BY said court on
the 18th day Of July. A. D. 1853, at o'clock
P. NJ. on said day.
Also, that Charles A. Clendinen, admins
traitor of the estate of William Clendinen, de-
ceased, on the 26th day of May, A. D. 1853,
filed in said court his fourth administration
account of said estate for settlement, which
said account will be heard and examined by
said court, on the 18th day of July, A. D.
1853, at 10 o'clock A NJ on said day.
Also, that Samuel R. Holcomb, administra-
tor of the estate of Jordan Manring, deceased,
on the 2sth day of May, A. D. 1853, filed in
said court his first and final administration
accounts of said estate for settlement, which
said accounts will be heard and examined by
said court on the 18th day of July, A. D. 1853,
at o'clock p NJ on said day.
~Also, that Samuel r. Holcomb, executor of
IL last will and testament of Oliver Scott, de-
ceased, on the 26th day of May, A. D. 1853,
filed in said court his final account of said
-estate for settlement, which said account will
be heard and examined by said court on the
I4fh day of Julv A d 1853 at 10 O'clock A
N. on said day. rtflr
Also, that William jackson, executor of the
last viii and testament of Obadiah Prewit,
deceased. on the 4th day of June, A. D. 1853,
filed in said court his final account of said
estate for settlement, which said account will
be heard and examined by said court, on the
18th day of July, A. D. 1853, at o'clock P.
n on said day.
Also, that Thomas R. Morton, executor of
the last will and testament of Eleanor Ridg-
way, deceased, on the 9Th day of June, A. D.
1853, filed in said court his first account of
said estate for settlement, which said account
will be heard and examined by said court on
Ehe 18th day of July, A D. 1853. at 10 o'clock
A II. on said day.
Also, that Mary T. Gates, administrative of
the estate of Samuel h. Gates, deceased, on
the 10th day of June, A. D. 1853, filed in said
court her final administration account of said
estate for settlement, which said account will
be heard and examined by said court on the
18th day Of July, A. D. 1853, at o'clock P.
M. on said day. .s--
SAMUEL B. RATHBURN,
June l6, '53--Sw Probate Judge G. O.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-06-16
THE PORTER CASH STORE,

S receiving handsome assortment Of East
j em GOODS, also an assortment of such ar
ticles of Pittsburgh manufacture as are in gen
eral use. The Eastern Goods consists of Dry
Goods, Hats and Caps, B6ots-and Shoes, Bon
nets, Drugs, Dye Sfufs, Hardware, Queens
ware. dc, DC. Also, expected in a few days,
a-lrge stock of Groceries, all Of which will
be sold to cash customers on the usual favora-
bic terms, that is, at very low prices Call and
see. and if not satisfied that Goods are lower
at1this store than any where else in "Old Gal
liza" you will not be expected to purchase, but
you l0iH be thus satisfied.
GEORGE J. PAYNE.
Porter, June 9, 1s53.-3Ys