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AIRS BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA, TEl
MI her services 10 the ladies and gentlemen Of this
astrology love, and law uattcrs Interpreting drea
viii tell the name Of the lady gentleman they will
also the names Of the visitrss. Residence, 80 Gre}
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W mildly A kEsPEGTABLE YOUNG WON IN A
~ sit1 alton to do general hon ework for Ill
family Best OF city reference given Can be FOR
days ae Of Pearl and Front streets
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A UsTRALIA-PIoNEER LINE,-THE NEW AND SU-
"A perior clipper ship OCEAN STekD, Thomas Cunniag
ham commander fourteenth ship Of the line load
ing st hr BERTH pier 10 East river and will sail the 10th
December for Melbourne and Port Phil direct The DO an
stesd the only clipper shpa for Melbourne
has half her board, and will sail with the
puncuaty Of this line From her superior model the
speedy passages already made by ships Of this line IL
few fret and secord GLASS be
or freight passage apply ON board ct TO
X. w. CAAERON, 1I6 W all street.
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DARNUNs AMERICAN MUSEUM TUESDAY NO
ID veuber 49, UNCLE TOMS CABIN-Tuesday evening

THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY SING AT THE LARGE
Concert Hall of he Odeon in williamsburg, Tuesday
evening, Noyeu. Der %,
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ANTHOLOGY.

A sTKOLOGY AND PHYsIoGEOMY,-THEC CELL
a ed Doctor J. sHUAAN, Swede BY birth, can be
cd all evonts Of life, past, present and future NJ
calculated ladies and gentlemen. Residence In
bars street, near Green wioh.
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TT NAvY.-sAnORs WHO MADE APPLI
u. for their extra pay'i while in California, 0
n from THOMAS j.. BRAYNARD, 81 Wal
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Anew YORK AND Al ALBANIA STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
~ For Mobile stopping At Havana Tho side wheel
steamship BLACK WARRIOR Capt d. Bullock will sail
fer the shove Friday December at O'CLOCK
sseiy from pier foot Harrison street North river paa,1e
L. Mead Co.. Mobile will be forwarded free Of 9,op
y printed rates Of FIRE ght and bills laang be
lad application at the ct No freis taken to
specie. No freight received sailing days. shippers
viii send in their bills lading TO be signed the
evening pre- 70 the day o. sailing Parcels received st
only. Passengers for Havana procure
ports before leaving port. LiyIN 5sFoN, CROCHERoN
Erp tyay
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EXTRA PAY.

E,XTRA PAY.-ALL q. 8. NAVY SAILORS
u served in any U. s vessel in the Pacific, AZ |
from 1876 to 1853, promptly obtain their doubs
I'll WARD BISSELL,
Il Atel Purser o. s. N, % eouth William ST.. bels
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WUODS GALLERY AND DRAWING ACApEl
w Broadway, now open Gallery free. His new
of drawing iro nature acquired with very great fsc
rspidity. Number Of pupils limited. The most I'd
exhibition presen ted Boston public. ''-PostI
Woods pupils make extraordinary progress. "-Bostd
weller.
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MADAME MORROW Is, WITHOUT EXCEPTION
Nl most wonderful astrc logist in the world, or
over be known. She 10 the seventh daughter of
daughter and was born with git by being Learned
aatralogo science to T. II oy signs future events and
Germs Of life in regard to health wealth. love- oourt
mate matrmCDy easy, and will show tho intend
bands 81 abs Mt friends which has astonished thI
during her travels through Europe. IS Broome sti
TIVE en- Cannon and C0lu mbiA. Gentlemen not admit
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EkANKIIN MUSEUM, l70 CHATHAM STREET|
y Lea, Proprietor.-The above essablshnenti 10 ope]
purpose Of Classic and original represent "
Statuary" BY Mile Csstinets Troupe Of Model Art
particulars see bills Of sacn day Admission :-Seat
vate boxes % cents stage seats, with cushioned arm
Ex cents; boxes ~ cea ts gallery l2L centa.
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n1RCUs-NEW YORK AAPHITHEATRE, N
~ Il, VERY.
Sam Lathrop and a. Rockwell, Clowns.
Increased att action for Monday tuesday, and Wed
evenings, Nov. %, % and 10
MADAME FRANCONI
In q new Equestrian Act, LIE PAS DIES ETRANGERl
Tbs Nicolos in all their gre at feats.
Mons ChiariLi Miss athans, and the other disting
members OF thu tavorite troupe will appear.
Boxes, 25 cents; Pr 1917 nts Reserved soats 50
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TAR. COOPER. NO. IA DUANE STREET, MAY
- suited with confidence. His practice ID over Nv
yesrs at his present office.
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NIGNOR BLITZ.-sTUYvEsANT INSTITUTE, 81
~ neutrality-suspicious. noes every evening" commencirs
At IN O'clock and Wednesday and Saturday afternooas
1T consisting Of great and laughAble vsnrs
luen, the Learned Birds, and Remarkable Fest
Natural Magic Admission % oents children, l2x cents
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0tTThos. Connor was executed at Bal

0TThos. Connor was executed at Balti'
more on the 5th inst for the murder of Capt
Hutchinson Not less than thirty housa nd
persons ,Dere in sight Of the galo,os. Telegram,
How long must these disgusting exhibitions
be carried on! If it is true that capital
punishment is the proper correction for the
murderer (Which we very much doubD let, it in
the name of humanity, be in private and not
in the presence ofthossands who are collected
to feast their eyes upon the last struggles OF
human creature on the gallows.-Let not
the repeated exhibitions of the death penalty
minister to the already depraved appetites ol
the masses, which it undoubtedly does instead
of operating as a warning to other offenders
We think society might declare the inuiolabilty
of human life and thereby diminish the
number of murders in our land. One other
means Of correction we think would certainly
have the desired effect, at least to a great
extent:-Pdss the "Maine Law."-Try it.
any how, and if it fails, we will acknowledge
ourself in the wrong.
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''The Dog Star rages.o

For the past week the heat has been aluos
nsupportable, and from all sides We see eyi
dcnce ofits sweltering effects in the red fac,
dripping with prespiraton, and the obstinate
shirt-collars that witstund the most moving
appeals to maintain their upright position
It'll we woulk not abuse the eschewing Of
standing collars, but would say
Wear standing collars, were they made of tin,
And have neckcloth, by the throst OF Jove
Cut from the funnel Of rusty stove,
We feel fast following the example of all
flesh, and melting right down into Our boots
In the name of the roasting public, we, the
stewing editor, beseach thee
70 dog Star! nbdclt thy throne!
Oheavens! shower down some snow!
o lu'y wind come beat about,
Add give US one hard bIow"
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calling, and impresscs them with the weight,
responsibilities of their position as instruct
ors OF the rising generation.
Rcsoi,ed, That we would most cordially
earnestly and sincerely solicit our fellow
Teachers, not only of this county, but Of
adjacent counties, to attend the annual In.
stitute meeting this fall,-to be holden in
BARNsvILLE.
RESOLVED, That II. d. McCarty, G. w. Nc
Mllen, and A. Broomhal, be committee to
engage Lecturers for the annual Session;
that said committee be empowered to fix the
time of holding said session, also that said
committee prepare a circular giving notice Of
the place and time of holding the session, g.
extend an invitation to all school Teachers
to be present, and to have the same published
in the papers of Gurnsey, Noble, Monroe,
Harrison and Belmont Counties.
ReSolued, That the school Teachers OF
Barnesville be declared committee Of ar
rangements.
Resolved, That we tender our warmest
thanks to the citizens of Jacobsburg and
vicinity for their kindness.
ResolUed, That the above proceedings be
published in the county Papers.
ALLEN BROOMHALL, Sec'y.
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CINCINNATI, july 26

Six counterfeiters were arrested last night
siz miles below the city. In their house was
found $4,000 in counterfeit money, all on
the State Bank Of Ohio, except some fives on
the Fairfield County Bank. Some bogus dies
and numerous implements were also found,
but no plates yet been discovered. Three of
the parties arrested were penitentiary BIRDS
and another, Quincy Herscbey, was large
sub-contractor on the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad The whole party were examined
to day, and were committed for trial. The
gang is supposed to be the most extensive g.
daring in the country.
Mr.. Mark P. Taylor, late Mayor of this
city, died last night.
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Atlantic sub.Marine Telegram.


Some time since we avowed our conviction
that we should soon have submarine tee
graph with Europe, and be in the regular re-
ceipt of news, daily, from London, Paris, &C.
as much as we now are from New Orleans
Boston, &c. For some time past the expert.
ment has been going on First, line was
laid from Dover to Calais, across the strait
This has worked admirably for two years
The distance is twenty-five miles, England
and France are thus connected Next, wire
was laid across the Irish Channel, distance
of sixty miles. Holyhead and Howth were
thus united, and for some time the experiment
has proved entirely successful. These things
have settled the principle, and an English
company is formed for laying wire from
Galway in Ireland, to Cape Race, the east
point of New Foundland; being distance of
1000 miles, A company in New Brunswick,
has offered to extend the line from Halifax
to Cape Race, so there will be nothing but
the Ocean to span on this side. The English
company have offers from responsible Houses
TO make the wire for 100000, or about L.
100000. This will be properly covered by
gutta-percha, guarded, &C., and will weigh
for single wire, about one ton per mile. If
the experiment succeeds, other lines will soon
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0SFThe Convention of the "Unterriied'
Democracy had its session in this place or
Saturday, and the following ticket was the
sesult.
Representatives Sam'l, Finley, of Wayne
tp Thos. Pitcher Flushingtp. Treasurer Thos
Johnson, of Richland, Pros. Atty OF Swaney
of Richland, Commissioner Jno. Majors, OF
Pease tip. Recorders. NJ. Howey of Rchland
Surveyor Thos. Mitchell of Pease. Coroner
SOL A. Wilson of Washington tp. Director
lnfrmary Hugh Furgson, of Wheeling.
They can be beaten very easily if the Wings
of the County will but remember to be out at
the polls, every one of them, and see that
his neighbor is there ALSO
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DIRECTOR OF INFIRMARy,
SAMUEL DANIELS, Of Wheeling tp.

The Philosophers Stone.-It is related o.
John Randolph, that he once sprang to his feet
in the House of Delegates and in his shril
piping tones cried out: "1have discovered the
"Philosophers Stone" "What is itr' in
quired startled neighbor. "Pay as you go!
Pay as you go!''
Mr.. RS experience and observation had
rendered him competent to speak on that
subject, and his remark was well-timed and
true. There is another discovery, however,
nearly allied to that of MIR. Randolph (which is
more modern yet equally beneficial: 1t is
comprised in the single word d"ADVERTlSE!
Through the columns of the newspaper the
advertiser speaks to thousands of persons
that would otherwise never hear Of him or his
wares. The sign over the door OF the store
may do to attract the attention Of the paser
by, but the advertisement in the newspaper
goes to the purchaser where the sign has no
effect; it is, in short, travelling sign, and
tells the story of your business all over the
country.
We have now in our eye an instance ofthe
benefits of advertising. Last week gentle
man lost his pocket book containing sum of
money--he made known his loss through the
columns of our paper, and through the instru-
mentality of that advertisement we have the
money in our possession. The gentleman
can receive it by calling at our Office.
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FOREIGN NEWS,

The Baltic arrived on the 9Th, will
Liverpool dates to the 9th inst.
The Turkish difficulties were consideret
settled although the Cars acceptance wa,
not yet announced, yet his assent to tn,
proposal was daily looked for.-The crops in
Great Britain generally good, and it is settled
that there will be no potato rot in Ireland. 1t
is rumored that England is negotiating with
Denmark to obtain the command of the
entrance into the Baltic if war arises with
Russia.-The Costa affair remains unchanged
The Empire OF China is divided. Nankin has
been declare independent of the Tartar dy-
nasty. Great fears are entertained at
Cantor, that there will be general rising.
The differences between Austria and
Switzerland are nearly all settled.
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G37IHoS II. Cummings, G. w. p. of the
Sons of Temperance of the State of Ohio
died ofPumonary Consumption, in Cleveland
on the 22nd ult Mr.. Cummings was gentle
man of irreproachable probity of character as
man and as Christian, and in his public
life gave universal satisfaction, as his posi-
tion at the time Of his death bears witness.
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CEILING OFF TO MAKE ROOM FOR

4 an early Fall Stock.-We will sell from this day)
the balance OF our large of summer Goods Cheaef
than y0u ever before them, styles less than
cost-aud remnants al almost any price, Our stock il
still large, aud CONSISTS OF
Beautiful Summer Sks-wGrrGnted tOwash.
Silks and Dress Goods.
Superine Painted Chaeys-peTfcct beauties.
SILK Tssues-the hest in the city.
B;reges, Chally, Baryr, Grape, DeI.aines,
DeBages, Swisses, Lawns, Poplins.
Grape, Silks of the latest styles,
Summer Shawls, Scarfs Nantes, &c. &c.
Our stock is yet very desrnhltMay goods, the hest
imported And as we are determined TO make "eIean
soeep" r possbe the above aud many other sly es
Goods the greatest kind of Bergains will he given
Being very thankful for the large patronage we have
received, we now say Come one, Come ALL As HttIe
Cash will now buy lots oil Goods at
STONE Il THOMAS
Sign Golden Bee. Hive,
III Main st. Wheeling.
JuIy 90 1859,
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HIGHEST PRICE IN CASH PAID FOR
LAND WARRANTS,
.aqire at this Office.
July 20. I-j3,


h)ROBATE COURT.-THE STATE OF
q ONO, BELMONT COCNTY, ss.-NOtice il hereby Civ
en- that the following named Executors Administrators
aud Guardians have fied tieir accounts and voucher.
~ my Office for settlement. 10 VIII
Maraudy Bailey, Adm'rx with the vii! annexed CT
Wait failey. decd.
Iohn Dan Guardian Of J. & VI. 4. Calvert.
ThUua~ Cummings Guardian Of Ia lila seal.
Snmnel II. Nossetl Guard an pf Wesley EIukilI.
Washington HOguc Exr Of JaCyh Gfcg,. deed.
R1 eri l.. Caroiners Guardian Of sarah Elizabeth and
James Wilson TemuelUn.
william Woods Guardian Of JOsephus Rial.
The rst four ahoge named accounts will FOR hear
ing AID settlement the 18th the three last on the
10Th Lay 5 Of August next
DAVID HARRIS.
July -, 1858. PRO- ate Judge.
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New York, August, s.
UTPOISONING.TN

Thousands of parents who use Vermiuge composed Of
Castor Oil CalOme &C., not aware, that while they
appear TO benefit the patient they actually laying the
foundation for series of diseases, such salvation,
loss of sight, weakness of limbs, &c.
In another column will be found the advertisement OF
Hobensack's Medicines, to which ask the attention
Of all directly interested in their own well their
Childrens health. In Liver Complaints and all disorders
arising from those of bilious type should make use OF
the only genuine medic ne, Ilohensacks Liver Pills
II J'' BE not deceived but ask for HOhensack's Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills and observe that each has the sig
nature of the Proprietor, j. N. HOBENSACK, as none
else genuine.
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a. HERIFF'S SALE.-WnLrAMs & CUM
k)NlNGs ARCHIBALD GIrFrN, ct al By virtue of the
1h pur's VendtOni cNp0nGs 'One directed from the
CouT' ol common fleas OF belmont county Chic; | will
ar for sale al Pu lie AucsionO Oh
TUESDAY, the Goth, day Of ptember, A. d.
49,, between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. M. and 4
CLOCK r. NJ OF said day al the font of the Court
Rouse ~ 81 CialrsvIiIe in said county, te following
de-Crdel Real Estate 10 wit situate lying and being IN
'He county OF Belmont and State Oi ONO, and bounded
ana desrfned a follows to wit The same being tie
Wesl half OF the .outh west quarter Section town.
snip and rageJ, being in the district lands hereto
fore jeci 10 sale al Marietta Oi0 and Being the same
lands on which the said Archibald GI.en now resides
containing eighty acres moe .ess.
Aprra,sedat 5 200.
JOHN c. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
sHERIFt's OFFICE, August Il lSj3.-:,u u.
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PROBATE COURT.

THE STATE OF ono BzLNoSr Co-STY. ss.-Notice il
hereby given that the following named Ezecutps, Al
mnstrators and Guardian have flied their accounts
vouchers in my Othce for settlement, to wiz:
lsaac II. Chandler, Executor of Levi Hoowingswortl
deceased.
ed
William Steel and Joel Doudna, Administrators OF
Fl jah Steel dec ceased
Eliza Frltter, Executor Of Hendiy Gregg deceased.
Ann DOsHOH, Administrator OF AEd.tW DO hO.l de
ceased.
Henry Nsf, Guardian of Eza eth NeiT.
The first three above named aCeJis Willie for hear
ing and settlement the 2yt and Ghe three last
3Jth days of August 1853.
DAVID HARRIS, Probate Judge.
August ), lsj3.-3t
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FREEMEN AWAKEl

Hon. Samuel Le,ois, and probably Hon
Salmon p. Chase and others, will address the
citizens ofBelmont Co., at 50. Clairsville or
WEDNESDAY August Gath, at O'Clock p. M
Let every friend of freedom attend. By
order of the Bel. Co. Central Com.
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THE LATTER Day SAINTS The grandest
new churdh built in Londor, is by the Latter
Day Saints, Lord Sidmouth and Mr.. Drum.
mond, NJ. P. &C., &c. They so completely
expect the world to end in 1864, that they on
ly took a lease of the ground till then, after
which the the fortunate landowner will take
possession! 1t is built however, as ifthey ex.
Pected it to last for centuries, and it is very
magnificent
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NALUADLE Farm ron SALE

OF on ovEN tAaEDIATILE--situated3t tnes ,vc,
y,,, ~, ~. n,,..iD5EPOhT, on the National Road A Conn
81 81 "Nh hoChIs--GGOD WELis--And other nys,,,ce,
rouse cost $3.50. 81 acres IS o. wIieh are i H.
s'a'e o cuHvaiion with IS acres OF As cood oo.i
su ~ ss - 70 be Ound III Belmont county VonId 80
,tonhfy residence for man doing busi,eSs n,
W.nIeenhg-ash he would have hns roads In ali se.son,
s11OO Is tie priUe--SliOO down. the balance in ~
M & as ~ highly necessary that the farm souS
n sS sea. We oier bonus OF one hundred dollars
~ al.y one VINO buys u, or prOcures purchnser
the Toll Gate, orto r'' nANiFI = zNErF NErF al
July 22, 1ej3 o. i,, ~ annb,
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ROCHESTER, Inlv 10

r'VOITTS IT1V II.
This afternoon the U. S. Marshal g. Dep
uties arrested four men engaged in counter
letting three-eent dieces. The press and dies
with large number of the spurious coins,
were found in the possession Of the prisoners,
who are lodged in Jail to await their examina-
tion.
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0<TMr. Allen Green has purchased the
Carroll Free Press and entered upon the duties
of Editor. From his "Salutatory" we Judge him
to be Of the "right stripe" and cordially
profier him our0T.
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July %, 1853.

~ OTICE.-At my instance an order OF
/ attachment was this day issued ty Jesse Ball a
Justse Of the Peace Of Warreu Township Belmont
" ono. against the property aud effects of Thomas
Turtle oureshent Of said County for the Of eighty.
e-t dollars aud fourteen dated July 18Th. A. d.
l-J3. ALLEN BARNES.
July 90 1sj3.-Dd.
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NOTICE IN PARTITION-No,ice t.

| |
/ Y the widow and representatives of Henry McKin
hey, lac or the borough of Harrisburg, Dauphir
county and state 0 Pennsy vaUa deceased, vz:-EmIy
Mckinney, widow of SAID Eenry Mckinney, dee d.
and his collateral heirs, UliOws--Jalnes Ack innCy
John Mckinney, William Mckinney, Thus CHIMNEY
Henry Mckinney, Deborah Me- nHey, and Jane inter
married wnh john n. Evans children of Thomas Me
Kinney brother OF the said Henry Kinney
and too deceastd-a residents OF belmont ,Ou!ty
state U Oo; also the petitioner Henry Mckinney, Mar.
garct Mckinney, lntermarrei with Thomas DtTnIuIt
Eliza intermarried win VIM. DermO all residents OF
Belmont county, Onio aud Jane nermarried with Jos
Mckinney brother of said Henry Mckinney, deC'd 4
deceased; also Jane Parsons, sister living
and residing IN Union county, Penna.
That the said Henry Mckinney lately died intestatc
ing property viZ-Two adjoining o-story Houses and
Lois Ground, situate Fourth in the borough
Harrisburg said Lots being IS feet front Fourth
ST. and ilytwO feet six inches DEPTH adjoining Black.
berger the Southeast and by Lot No los the South
wes and being part oi Lot No. l6i in said borough;
also certain Lot piece of Ground in said borough ly
ing between the fennsy lvaua Canal the East and
Meadow lane On the West, at the end of Walnut street,
heing about seventyv feet in length and about forty
feet in width with large two story frame Warehouse
thereon erected also LOT i'll said LoOugh lying between
the Pennsylvania Canal& property of Holman Simon,
being part OF larger lot, sod as the property of Henry
Mckinney decd, by order OF this Court pay debts of
said deCd said lot having thereon erected Stable.
Aud that by virtue of wrll of partition valuation,
issued out OF the Orphans Court of said county,
directed, for making partition of said several Lots Ol
Ground 10 and among tie widow and representatives OF
said Henry Mckinney, decd, |, L. c. WILLIAMS, High
Sheriff of said county oi Dadphn, will hold inquest
the said several Lots of Ground for the partition and
appraisemcnt of the same, Friday the GGth day OF
August next, at 10 O'c,OCk, A. M, of said day, when
aud where you and each of you may attend if YOU think
proper. f. Z. WILLIAMS, Sheriff.
snERFFs OFFICE, Harris5urgh July %. Aug. l3.-3,.