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SACRAMENTO CITY.
Rich and Extensive Stock :.
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JEwELRY DIAMOND WORK. sTLvrp
WARE, FANCY GOODS, ETC, AT
JAMES BAII.EY'S
Sign of the s.Mansn, M God Watebn u
No. l16 j Street, bettcee,1 4th ana 5h.
TIE subscriber Nv ny remu we'd to tile no,
brick store, No 116 street, between4. .h on%
5th streets and beng in the receip. Of fresh
goods by very steamer. is now enah I'd IN
offer TO the people OF California. the largest
choicest, and most elegant stock of watches
iewelr din ond .,ork, silver ware &c eve,
off,.pd in th coun'rv viz: tf..
God Chronometer. nup'"r and Mar,
Hunting Watch ;.
Also English pa,en lev NJ, pendent sec.
ond. double time, enamelled and leplnc hunt.
ing case watches. ... t-.,...
Diamond Work.
Of tn desciirt:oh of work there will he
found a rich and extensive stock, consisting
n part of elegant diamond cr' -, cluster and
,nele stone pins; cluster and ingle stone fn
yer rirgs: elegant diamond cluster and single
stone ear rings. elegant diamond set Linz
bracelet and ear rings
Also. n very extensive ssortment Of pea,l
by. upa gainett and other precious stones
set n finger rings. ear rings breast pins Chat
claims etc after the che cest d,sgls A)o
heavy and elegant guard. vest and IL b chains
keys seals, studs. silver buttons, clasDs sns1g
cncil cases lcckets, charms etc.
Silver Ware.
Dinner and te etts. tab e spoons, tea
spoons. butter lnves t,u knives, 10, ks and
go lets, nal kin rings. etc.
Plat. d Ware.
II. Il
in eetts dinner and dessert forks: table tea,
and dessert spoon : fish and butter knives,
salt and mustard spoons. sugar shovels, etc.
Very fine Cutlery.
Wost,nholns ard kogers an Sons Justly
Gel, b, ted pen and pocket knives, sc ssois s. "a.
re-. etc superior razors in sets, dressing
cases, etc.
Fancy Goods.
Opera glasses, telescopes. n'aenifres, spec.
tucles. card eases. ivory tablets, c'gar eases
port monais, pocket conpasses. tooth, nail,
and hair brus es. conls. etc
Geld Pens.
Gold pens, W tn gold cases, gold pens with
silver cases gold pens for the count ng house
gold pens without cases Of Smiths Warrens
Bagley's and oti er celebrated makers
Persons in want of goods in the above inc
are inv ted to examine the large and w unbe
st OK now on hand As m importer # my
wn goods they can ard W II be sold much
than tie usual rates
scg@V atch rep ring done in the lest ross'
le manner y one of the most SIX lful work
men in fhp Union All work done by him is
warranted for one yerr or no charge made.
lso, engraving done in superior style.
MamlEfa curing.
nlifornia pins, rings, bracelets. and other
specimen work manutactur to order in the
best manner ty experience work kmen Also
particular attention paid TO diamond set ng
so roo worth of fine gold dust wanted or
nnnuia cturi'g g purposes for VIII ch the high
est market price will be paid
ANFS F II EY
mnr12 6mo* 116 ! St btw 18th and 5th. >acrs
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Leland i'm t7io Einle Again.!!

1U>T opened, Leland & Cor. new
81 Post Office arcade and Pioneer News
paper Dep"t, here may always be had
all the atest Magazines, heap PubIica-
tlons and Newspu pe,S from Europe and
the Atlantic States. All orders for any.
thing in the above line. Dr for STATIONERY
Sc :, :" | br tn ,nktn |, received and Iunc-
r,laly attended to with dispatch, as cheaI
as the cheapest
GEO. H. LELAND & CO., Prorrietors
New Post Office Arcade, near General
Delivery, San Francisco.
Jan. %, '53 -n20 I'm.
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SACRAMENTO CITY.
r. GRIM. r. RUMLEk
Grim s. Rumler.
Bankers, et
r. RUMLEK
A. K. GRIM .

No. 8, J street, near Front street, Sacra-
TIenI0.
CENTS for b. Davidson, house OF
II KUih>rhiit>, San Fraifcisco,
~Lratts ioi sale OH the RUlhsc hllds,
and their agents Ut
London, New York,
Paris, New Ireans,
Hnmhurgh, boston,
Frankfort, Washington,
Valparaiso, Lima.
Gold dust bought at the highest rates {.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
THE MAMMOTH INGOT OF
GOLD RAFFLL y!
Al San Franciscc- Q be decided at
n Dun ANS HiNESE >ALE>ROO /,
Oa,e Tobn Il Duncan,) on u ~ ftL 1858
TW ENTY FOUR tCNDRED PRIZES.
VLAUE $4,000.

VLAUE $G5s 900.
TiCKETS ONE DOLLAR.
In presenting to the public collec in o.
the richest and most C silly goods ever # red
in tn city. we pledge the reputation OF our
well known he use Tor the same fair and i'm
partial distribution Of the prizes which has
ieret f re govel ned our annual ratties The
.Jewelry is guaranteed Of the purest gold, and
the Gems of the first quality The Watches
ave been purchased direct from the well
known firm If A Tobias s. 90, and are
warra ed superior me pieces. be Jewels
ire from essrs q imc, Gullemot 4 Co.,
a, d from the first London firms with gunran-
ted invoices attached he entire Ca go II
Chinese Goods has been 81 lected with greal
| care; the arti,les being Of the newest designs
and most rproved styles
A far business volue has been placed upon
every prize-the whole am unit yielding the
legitimate profit OF wen'y per cent.
catalogues of pr zes will be forwarded on
application at our charge. 1t C, ntnins a list
Of $35 600 WOhTH DlA ONbS, PA ENl
LEVER VAT HE'S. and MASSIVE SlLVh
~ K T.. also $50 COO worth of the richest and
NJ. st valua ble articles Of hina and j panese
| mHnufncture.
| The huese |alesroo,n has always been the
| favorite res IT OF citizens and ranger and
world added to its former magnificent stock
we believe Mt its friends and patrons will
We the present undertaking liberal sup
port The proceeds derived from the sale "t
these beautiful goods will he devoted to the
enl rgemeut Ut the present spacious buildn!
ldling "A immense Gallery Or the display "i
Paintings and >tatulry and the muny rare
md curious fabrics Of India China and Ia
pan. The establ, shment thus bee mes equal
to Il great public Mus um atfurding nil an
opportunity to view, without T. ce. fine worhs :
Of art, and fostering a taste for the beNutltul
which cannot but result IN good to the c"m
monwenlth
The distribution Of the prizes will be made
under the snrerinton erce IF committee OF
IWenty .tive aceN kno,cn Citisens,
chosen Oh he day oI thc decls.on, ty tie TICK
Ell holders present Order tor tickets from II
d stance will prom pity attended to. and
prizes will be packed and forwarded by EX
press.
ickcts for sale at the cf1ice Of ADANS X
. Auburn Jf1l n39
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Why does Tucker sell more

w Aft'. ES than any other m n IN
California; Reeruse he never misrepr ,sents
he article he is selling; consequently nrver
sells" h customer IT the ime he sells hin
the Watch. His ohj.' is to see how long he
can keep customer and how long he crn
sci him the article he may want, instead Of
finding how much he can make out OF him
Goods at til store will be sold for the next
TX weeks Mt extremely cheap prices--lowe,
han they have ever been in this State 20
hef re you buy elsewhere. c. | and ex mine
the goods Mt No. l2j MO TGpNERY 81
an Francisco jell u39 3m
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Hobo g. Wniha.

"HOLESALE and retail dealers i'm
w Cigars, Tobacco, Snuff. Neerchaun
and Clay Pipes, &C.. No. l6l Kearne!
street, san Francisco.
a orders from the country promptly
andfaithfully attended to SLIT
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CIlOAG'S NEW PATE>T HORSE F0"

CiiOAG'S NEW patent HORSE row
~ FIR The under igned sole agent for O"l'
iforna, is now manufacturing these very tu
perior machines under the direct instruc''O"
Of the inventor and pateptee This m"s' "a
traordinary power is highly ~ proved ol "s ."s
recomm nde by all distinguished en- ,ne.n no
and mach nists. and many other gen 'i1''Vs y.
competent to judge of its true merits
in reality what is claimed for it to 'e. ,or
very best horse power ever used e't''' nv
thrashing, quartz crushing sawIng' .u
pumping mining or brick masking u N"'" 'ss
easer and with less friction than any ID p.d. Va
1t ism complcnt ted; every part OF II ! I~ not
strongi its construction is simple an" MA.
liahle to get out Of order ns are ONE, :. al
chimes ] manufacture every p,r' o' 80, Of
my shop, and should any part OF II &c. o,l.ce
order by ia usage bin myself 10 'sf'
the damage without charge
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ucker,s.-WATCHE< AND JEW

4 1NCkNr1Ss-W AIIHFN AND JEW
"A ELRY. Anot er magnificent invoice o.
Watches and Jewelry. Just eceved by the
Golden Gate. and VIII be sold at prices whc
II sa isfy the purchaser. j +" TrCKE".
n39 3m Montgomerysst st. Son Francisco
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OE Oil! OiI.---At The Niners' Drug
vs. ore 1870 Istreet Constantlv on hard .
v~rv lnroe surp1v If Sperm. Po1ar Ploachod
Eleph mt machinery. harness. Neetsfno'. md
nlm' st everv other on IN nse IN the country
Give TIC trial Nnd you will come "oH'n
Sacramsoto n20ly Il. II, MCDONALD.
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No. I6. Front street, bet and ] Sacra"e"',
P. ALI kinds Of hlacksmitha WORN .;rds
as steamboat, mill work. and all o he' st
done to order. at short notice, an" IN 'r osmy
manner. Hay@i ~
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SCHMIDT &IlAI IIY.

1VV' TO NfUy '11F ttVj T"'' =
NTHOLE> E>ALE DEALER in Fruit, Con
w fe"ti merry, Pre- erves, &C., have just
received and for sale
so cases Roston eggs,
3)0Olbs parched corn,
1000 askets fresh Sy ney apples, superior
guilty.
casks superior Smyrna figs,
6OD0lbs FIRE ch Prunes,
lO.00nlbs fresh Walnut. -
10 ,0OObs shelled Almonds,
lot Of Fresh Peanut also lot of first
ate resh oranges, china dates. ctrons. raj
us candle. anil general ass ,rtment of ar
cles usually founl in Wholesale Fruit
tore n36 im1 SNtlNl " IT, DLEi
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Tust received and for sale by

- j. w. TUCKER. one of the Ia gest and
finest assortment of Watches ever "ff red for
sale. and at fair alue No l25 Mon'gom
ary street, San Francisco ie II n39 3m
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,NM. SHEW, ID AG Z F. R K E o
wv L p : L and de der IN DnyMer

w TYPIS : / and dealer in Dauupr-
rentvpe m m,terial~, 1856 Montgomery street
san Francisco. Mr. Shew Ia ut a ! times
prepared to take ikpne>seS in the most
approved style. He has also constantly
on hand a g'od assortment of plate cases,
chemicals, apparatus, aud good l"rketS
for sa q. Operators ahont the country
will find it for their interest To extend TO
him share of their patr"nage.
san francisco, april 9--n3O If
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Banking House of Read & Co
g ACRAMEN'iO o, .4gencl of Hurgoyne
- & Co, San Francisco. Exchange for
sale on
Barring, Bros & Co. London
Hottingeur & Co. Paris.
Burynvne & Plume, Nt.c York.
,Jno. F.. 1hayer & Bro. Host0n.
Canal and Banking Co. n. Orleans.
l.. A. Fenrost & Co. ST Louis
Gold Dust always purchased a, highest
price.-sept is Am
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Mr.. BORLAND. Before this bill is reported to the
Senate wish 10 inquire II there is provision in II
which expressly retains TO Congress the power to repeal
it, have been under the impression that all bills grant
ing charters companies heretofore contained expressly
the power 10 repeal them
Mr. BRIGHT The honorable senator could not have
listened to the reading OF this bill rather the substi.
tue which has been adopted IL Incorporates no com
pany II only provides that when The State OF Maryland
shall incorporate, by act of its legislature railroad com
pany to railroad connecting with the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad. at near the !" Point OF Rocks
upon the western aide Of this District Congress will grant
the right OF way for that company to railroad TO
the western side OF this District, through Georgeown
distance of about three miles. passing through private
property for which this company Of course will have TO
pay
Mr. B0RLAND. thought the amendment was mere
IT, as now do striking out the whole Of the original
BILL and substituting another provision in it's place After
the explanation OF the honorable from indiana
(Mr. BaIoHr,l | can have no objection to the bill as
amended
Mr. BRIGHT | took the same exceptions TO the
original bill aken by the honorable senator from
Arkansas, [Mr. BoRLAsDl II contained provision in
cooperating company in the District of CoIsmbia Az
now amended il merely gives the right Of way TO an
other company 10 be Incorporated by the eg stature Of
Maryland
Mr.. CLARKE | should like TO make a further in.
quiry Here il right OF way granted TO company for
three miles the honorable senator says until it reaches
the western boundary of the District of Columbia.
Tbee is no provision this bill regulating the payment
OF damages resulting from carrying this road through
private property there il 40 provision whatever rrovr
ding Tor assessing those damages and providing how they
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Notice.

Auditors Office, September 6, 1858.
TO Robert Davis, Isaac Rickabaugh and
Il Diver McMieE.
The Commissioners of Jackson county has
this day, appointed you viewers of a certain
proposed county road, commencing at the coun-
ty road, near the residence of Hiram Strawn,
in Washington township, in said Jackson coun-
ty, thence running south easterly direction,
the nearest and best way to the north end oil
the Ian that passes th ough the farm of Will
liam Walters, thence TO follow said line to the
south end, near the residence of William Wal
ters, thence south. eastery direction along
the new cut road, until it comes near intersect-
ing the north and south line between the lane of
Lemuel S. Pane, and Charles Robbins, and
thence running souuI along the west side of
said line, in Jackson county, until it intersects
the state road, leading from Richmond, in Ross
county, to Hamden, IN VintOn county. Take
to your assistance Joseph Hama, surveyor, suit
able chairman and marker, and meet at the be.
ginning point, on the 18th day of October 1858,
or within four days thereafter, and make return
10 this Office, according to law.
By order of the Commissioners.
JOHN STEPHENSON Aud. J. G.
Sept. 8, 1853. 24-.4w
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FRANKLIN MILLS.

TENHE Subscribers respectfully inform the
l. public, that they have got their extensive
FIGURING Mills, in full operation, and are now
prepared to furnish superior family Flour, Bran
and Shorts, at reasonable rates, and in quaint.
ties TO purchasers.
Produce Dealers, Furnace Cos. r. r. Con
tractors, Hotel Keepers and families, are res
pectfulIv invited to call, or send in their orders.
The highest market price will be paid IN cash
for " heat, Slaves, Hooppoles AID Flour Barrels.
Farmers who Gesir" it, can exchange their
wheat for -four.
They have also On hand, and intend keeping
general supply o' Groceries, Oils, Paints and
Brushes, which they Offer low for cash, or pro
duce. BUM WALTERuOUSE l. BUNN
Aug, l6, '53 2l-tf.
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Notice.
Charles A. NJ. Damarin d Co, Plntff's !

Charles A. NJ. Damarin l. Co, Plntf's.
Us. n:
Stephen Phillips & Henry H. McNeal, tinn ss,
partners under the name of Phillips l. wv"
McNeal, defendants
TINE said Stephen Phillips, who is non res
Il ident of the State of Ohio, is hereby noti.
fed, that he and the said Henry H. McNeai
partners under the name of Phillips d McNeal
have been sued by Charles A. NJ. Damarin d Co.
in the Court of Common Pleas, for Jackson coun-
ty, in the State of Ohio for two hundred and sew
enty-seve dollars and eleven cents, with inter.
est from August 18th, 1853 which the Plaintiff $
claim to be due to them from the defendants, on
an account for goods sold and delivered by the
Plaintiffs to the Defendants and that unless he
answer the Petition of the said Charles A. NJ.
Damarin d. Co. against the d-fendants filed, in
the Clerks Office of said Court, by the 18th day
of October, 1853, such Petition will be taken as
true and Judgment rendered accordingly.
OF. MOORE, Atty, for Pltf7s.
Aug %, 1853. 22-6w
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Notice.
Samuel Z. Howell, Plaintiff,

vs..
Stephen g. Phillips d Henry II, McNeal
partners in trade, under the name Of Phil.
lips a McNeal, Defendants.
lIQ HE above defendants are hereby notified,
that on the 18th day of August A, D, 1853
an order of attachment, in the above cause, was
issued against them, by Josiah Cremeens, a Jus
tice of the Peace of Franklin Township, Jackson
County, Ohio, for the sum of twenty five dollars,
at the instance of the above Plaintiff, and that
said cause has been continued by said Justice,
until the l4lh day of October A, D, 1853, at 10
o'clock, A, NJ, of said day.
SAMUEL L. HOWELL.
Sept. |, 1853. 23--6w
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One Thousand dollars IA year fol-
ONE DOLLAR.

4 N extraordinary chance like this should be
~ taken advantage of by every one.
The subscribers offer TO send 10 any person,
who will remit To them by letter One Dollar,
the full particulars of business by which any
man of ordinary energy and busin IS capacity
may realize, in very short time, Fortune
without the necessity of going to Australia or
California.
The business is neat and pleasant, requiring
only the small capital of One Dollar, and en-
sures to the purchaser chance to make from
90 to 100 dollars per month Some, even at
this time are clearing $50 aud 200 dollars, with
out hinderance 10 other business.
Money may be sent at our risk, if mailed in
the presence of Postmaster
Any young and energetic man, who may
wish to enter business, at once pleasant, and
Sure of yielding splendid fortune, cannot do
better than to accept the present offer, as it is
one--the like of which was eIer before offered
to the public Direct post paid.
WELLS BUTLER g. Co.
Syracuse, OnCndaga county, New York.
Sept l5, 1853. 25--Gw
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NOiice.
Samuel Mcclure, In Jackson Com
vs..
Jane Mcclure, widow, r "Oh rie~'
rn.o MnHt,.. 4, so4ta-a I

Samuel Mcclure, In Jackson Com
Jane Mcclure, widow, moh Iem'
James Mcclure & others. In Partition.
y ANE Mcclure widow OF Arthur Mcclure
~ deceased, tate Of Jackson county Ohio and
James Mcclure, Margaret McCTay aud HaIvy
Neon, her husband, Clrisioplier Mcclure
Nancy Mcclure, adults and Jacob Mcclure, John
Mcclure, Elizabeth Mcclure, William A. Ne
CluTe and Geroge D Mcclure, minors, heirs OF
said decd, al residents of Jackson county Ohio,
will take notice, that on the 9th day Of August
A. ID. 1883; the undersigned filed petition in
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Jackson county,
Ohio, where the same is now pending, demsn-
ding partition Of the following premises, situate
in said county, to-wit One square acre Of the
south east corner Of Lot number twenty four,
Of the lands in the Scioto Salt reservation IN
said county. Also fifty acres off of the SOUTH
end Of the east bali Of the north west quarter
Of section number thirty, township, number
eight, and range No. ~ said purchase to ex.
tend tie full width Of said lot, on the south end,
and extend north for quantity to contain fifty
acres, more or less. Also the north half of the
northwest quarter Of section No. 25, township
No. 6, range No II, In the district of lands sold
at Chillicothc, Ohio, containing 20 acres, more
or less. Also eighty acres of land being part
OF the south west q'arter Of section No. 30,
township No S, range No. II, lying and boun.
ced as follows Beginning at the northwest
corner said quarter, thence running south 10
the agreed line between Samuel Mcclure and
William Wilmore; thence running east to the
agreed line between Arthur Mcclure a'o said
Whmore; thence running north to the north
line Of ssid quarter section; ths nee to the place
of beginning. Also, Lot number forty one Of
township No. 6, range No. Is, commonly called
the Scioto Salt reserve 5in Jackson county; con
lainiNg 81, acres Of land more or iess. A se, one
hundred and fortl nine acres OF Iand off Of the
east end, Of the south west quarter of section
No. 30, township No. {, range No II, The
undersigned demands tba. partition be made Of
said premises as follows, TO wit To Jane Nc
Clure, the widow, dover in said premises; to the
undersigned and 10 each Of the other said heir Z,
one tenth thereof. At the next term Of said
Court, an application will be made by the under
signed, for an ORDER, that partition be made &c,
Of said premises.
SAMUEL MCCLURE.
August %, 1853. 22-6w
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q. A KEY ES,
AT THE CITY BOOK STORE,

II EEPS constantly on hand full and COM
IN plete assortment of school and miscellane.
ous Books, Stationery. Fancy Goods. light rea-
ding, all the Popular Magazines, Wall paper
Window Shades, Carpenter architect Drafting
Paper, Maps, Gold Pens, and Pencils. Also a
great variety of Family Bibles of every price
and quality, PACED Blank Books of every de-
scrpiion, lie is in receipt of all the latest Pub
licaiions The Public are respectfully invited to
call and examine his stock as he is determined ia
sell at the very lowest figures.
Market Street Portsmouth Ohio.
August 25, lS53-no-@t If,
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DRESSED FLOORING.
PORTSMOUTH AND JACKSON LUMBER
YARD,

D. d. RHODES, Proprietor.
On Third, above Chillicothe Street, Ports
mouth Ohio
FENHE citizens Of jackson are Informed that
we have on hand, large quantity Of
Dressed Flooring, better and cheaper than can be
furnished and dressed by hand, white or yellow
pine, % TO "a in thickness Ceiling "a base
petition, dressed both sides.
Also an innumerable Quantity Of white pine
boards, clear, good better, best And choice Sc
lection Of shingles, the prettiest ever you saw.
for sale wholesale or retail, at the yard or nJack
son. Wanted yellow pine flooring, at the Jack
SOD Depot.
For particulars enquire Of J. B Wood, resi-
denee Burlington street, south of Pearl.
}. B. WOOD, Agent for jackson.
Sept. /, 1853 23--tf
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Notice.
j. & R. Rickabaugh, Plaintiffs,

o. d Il. hICKaOaugh, TIalHIlH s.
VS..
Stephen G. Phillips d Henry II. McNeal
partners in trade, under the name Of Phil
lips d. McNeal, Defendants.
VN HE above Defendants are hereby notifcC
Y that on the Goth day of August, A, D, 1853
an order of attachment, in the above cause, wa:
issued against them, by Jacob A, Sell, Esq, ont
of the Justices ofthe Peace of Washington ! own
ship, in jackson County Ohio; for the sum o
Seventy six dollars and thirty cents, at the in
stance of the above Plaintiff and that said cause
has been continued by said Justice, until the Sll
day of October, A, d. 1853, at 10 o'clock A, NJ
of said day. j. d r. RlUKABAUGH.
September l. 1853 23-6w
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Notice.

Jehial Frazee Plaintiff.
pS. :.
Stephen G Phillips Henry H. McNeal, 5
partners trading under the name Of Phil :
lips d McNeal, Defendants
q HE said Stephen G Phillips, who is non
resident of the State of Ohio. is hereby
notified, that he and the said Henry H. McNeal
partners, under the name of Philips d Nc
Neal have been sued by Jehial Frazee, in the
Court of Common Pleas Of jackson county, in
the State of Ohio, for two hundred and fifty dol
lars, with interest, from July 18th 1858, which
the Plaintiff claims to be due to him. from the
Defendants, on promissory note of the Defend
ants, given to the said Plaintiff or order, dated
May 23d, 1853, and due fifty-fve days after date,
and that unless he answer the Petition of the
said Jehial Frazee against the said Defendants,
lied in the Clerks Office, of said court, by the
10th day of October 1885, said Petition will be
taken as true, and Judgment rendered according
ly. LEVI DUNCAN, Atty, for Pltf.
August %, 1858. 22-Gw