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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-06

~ day. The 18th dey OF January, 1853, il fair If
not. the next fair day, at the residence of Mrs
Ann Hatcher, Beaver Dam Church, in the
county of Goochland, between twelve and fifteen
likely Slaves; the most Of them young Among
them is good Blacksmith between twenty five
and thirty years Of age. Crops of all kinds, the
horses and stock OF every description, ana the
plantation tools The Slaves will be sold for cash.
The other property upon credit; purchasers giving
bond and good security. For all sums under ten
doIla s. cash. aud all over ten, a credit of nine
months. All persons to whom the estate OF Josiah
Hatcher. deceased, is indebted, will please bring
forward their claims before the day of SALE and all
peri ors vhe indebted to the estate will please
settle their Indebtedness on that day.
ANN HATCHER,
Executrix of Josiah Hatcher, deceased
ia 4-6td
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l.coR DssrkoYED.-The City Marshal OF
NV Bedford, Mass. on Thursday, destroyed
3. q. y barrels IF liquor, which had been
.-,rnrI Nv Ihe Police CourE.
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HEAD QUARTERS, IsT REG Va Vols |

HEAD QUARTERS, IsT REG Va Vols /
Richmond, January Sd, 1852. s
ORDERS NO. 22.-The Regiment viii
81 parade a: the City Hall, on Saturday the 9Th at
III II O'Clock, M Commandments will post their
~ companies in line. according their respective
rank rack. By order of Col Gwynn.
ja4 WALTER II. HARRISON, Ad'gt
1 ATTENTION.. YOUNG GUARD
90 Attend Drill at your Armory, On Thursday,
HI the 9th OF January at o'clock P NJ.
a2 BY order OF the Captain.
las JOS w. BARLOW los
SMITHS LOTTERY 0FEICE,
Wall street. under the City Eotel.
CHAiKS OLD STAND.
Drawn Nos Bel Air, Glass Il, Jan 4th. 1885,
4S IS 10 II 10 So 81 81 26 20 81 so
Whole 10 81 81, Sl5U; half l6 % 81, 800.
To- day.-Carrel, Cla.s B. Capitals: of 3d.
656, 80 Of 1900, 60 of $50, &C. IS Nos, II drawn.
Tickets S5-shares in proportion
Also-Paapsco, No 81. Capitals $500, Of
1000, of 500, 8 Of eco OF 100, l52 CT so, &c 10
Nos, II drawn. Tickets Sl-shares in proportion.
ja6 SMITH.
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NOTICE.-Having disposed OF my interest IN
~ the late Firm of Johnson d. Cox to Mr. Silas
l. Johnson, | would inform my friends aud the
public generally, that ON the lst of March, will
open an entire new stock OF seasonsble Fancy and
Staple Dry Goods, in the house No 20 Main street,
at present occupied by James Smell. when hope
to meet with many OF my friends, and when cor
daily invite every person in want OF new, FASH
ionable and handsome Spring Goods, to call and
look. Being determined to give satisfaction,
shall hope to merit the public patronage To the
customers Of Johnson Cox | return my thanks
for their liberal support.
in 4-3tt JAMES Il. con.
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LAMBEkTrs ORElCE.

t4th Street, under EZcLGnge Hotel.
Drawn Nos Delaware, Extra, 3. Jan 4:
SO IS II SIS 50 AZ 60 81 Is 81 49,
Drawn Noe Delaware, Class ), Jan4
81 80 63 70 II 81 Is 20 3 20 &c 55 62.
TO-day.-Tec Delaware State Lottery Glass s.
Capitals: l2 600, 10000 4000 24i5, 20 If I00O c.
70 numbers, IL drawn Tickets IS
E8@ Also a Two Dollar Lottery ia
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a, DU-o you Keep tn >se priceless treasured
memories Of long vanished pleasures
'I' preserve Tor your beholding
VI u-s slc faces long since mouldinpH
I-''LSoN eau take, with briet endeayor
ate ana form that last forever
truthful, life-iIke, finely frished nrr,ralt or
-. ''''~'e VI relative or friend, severed from us
y distance or death, who would no, prize and de.
u POSSESS Gear, rich toned, durable Ds.
eC1ttco peIs al object rarely seen. But MOUL
NN f!ctu:es Withstand the test ui time, aud are
f-o"euAcoo by tae highest autnorily unsuru.ssed
"a . Int! EIDE the Atlantic
49, pI'ce lgr one OF these fine Portraits is onIv
'1 DHLLAk complete and warranted 10 please
g., s apd c!lzrEs cordially Invited to call
- 5z@aniae speclmeAg
We lie tame and number-MOVLS SONS
49,. @|4 she Light Daguerrean Gallery. IIo Main
de6
~ 10 the Public.-Your attention il irs
=, ~ , ~ geFy beautiful styles OF DagQerreatvne
80. '-i'Nio a WATSON are daily issuin,. ron,
=, sa'.' y nc 80. Main street Mansion Hopse
d.. CO. among lnt many wk8 visit cur rooms
sy.; or Heeid to rEclsln they are the beet I've
tLey are certainly tire most hstura
-. zee ever saR. Hs We have ueysr re-
-, - h1Houg, Or tined 10 write Ourselves ioto
-. ne st< Inc p-bac II caH and iudee Tor
=. '''s. IJd are asu hottie that oa- mice.
I.sc, 49," b eay IL this city Lyn'I tDgtgl the
-, a. .'| 81 &a.n siree; Mansion Il o1se.
II hAln d WATSON.
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E For Coughs, Colds, Group and
Whooping Ccugh.-!R prepared fur change OF
weather.-The FREQ -. changes of the weathe err
bring with it bad Colds, Cough, Asthma Irritation
Of the Lungs, Sore Throar and Bronchitis, all of
which can be cured, and the system fortified against
frequent attacks b. using DR. J 8 ROSES Cele-
brated COUGH SYRUP. Price only SO cents
Children are also liable to Group, which dan
gerous complaint yields immediately to Dr. J 5
Roses never failing GROUP SYRUP. Price IS
cents
Whooping Cough, another complaint. always
worse IN cold and damp weather. The afflicted
will ind great relief in the use of DR. J S Roses
WHOOPlNG COUGH SYRUP, which always re-,
heyes and prevents the disease from running into
other diseases, such as Inflammation of the Lungs
Dropsy in the Chest, and Consumption. Price 80
cents. DR. Roses successful treatment in all Lung
affections has created great demand Tor the above
highly valuable Family Medicines
10 be had at the Drug Stores of PURCELL
LADD q 60, BENEFIT II BEERS, ADIE a
1KAT, DuVAis X DUVAL, GAYNOR 4
WOOD, O SrRECKER, A BODEkER j.
BLAIR, hZACHRISSON and WPL ADD
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ffNtE tNDEkSiGtNEu mas Ia stot- anu ior
Z sale on acconmOda tiLg terms
20 cases yerj superior Il mass Lic3-ice
~ do do DO BecK d &c do 90
25 DO do do r q stick 90
500 los do do black Tonqua Beams
100 bbis country superhne Flour
DO extra DO do
80 do double loaf crushed Sugar
JOHN A. ROBINSON,
10 Corner Cary and Virginia streets
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JOB PRINTING.

DGSP AZ Oh uEFICE.
Governor street. = doors from Main,
RICHMOND, Va.
Pamphlets, Business Cards.
Circulars, Tickets.
handbiIls, Blanks, &c. &c.
Labels. OF every description,
Fi.-ted IL sEort notice and upon reasonable terms
Is orders for all kinda or Printing will be re
C I'd and executed in the Handsomely style.
y IL
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rrHysHrEPEC,-The Guanajaturo Com
,.... which has get the contract for opening
~ I-gua..eprc Transit, is a rich Mining
-..nan, and able to execute the contact
RI. Mexican Minister says they viii do
>gwe ltaIn from the Journal Of Com
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n DaguerreoIypes 1or Cbristmes an

n" Years Presents, In which manner can money
" penn better than by presenting friend with u
faithful likeness OF Yourself
ana while the wings of fancy still! are free,
ana can view this mimic show of thee
- :. me hES bat half succeeded in his theft,
-hy'eA removed the power to soothe me left"
Vt.y choice assortment OF me Cases Frames
~ Lockets, Pins &c, selected expressly Tor the
aye NJ p. SIMONS,
1911 Main rect, Eagle Square.
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G..ro.. Jan 4.-!he steamer Washington
-a.Ias ladIy. and vii! not leave for New
,.-, I'LL l1.mUHECw.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-06

M young Lady TO take charge of
w a small school in Amelia Co Address Box
1893, Richmond Z. o. jaI
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R..-.>. Jan. The wing caucus this eve
-. 4.-,..ifd George Bliss, OF Springfield,
.-.-.sar The House and VIM. Schouler,
p ...,. t,r CLERK They will be elected to-
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@UF LATEST NEWS.

- n,,Tt-By late arrival at Boston,
nov n,n,;ngo city, we learn that the black
ron. - r.s making grea'ravsges there Among
won't "d ho had died was the French Cons H.
't73'S w.. ..:, who brings this intelligence also
lf' ia, during the month OF more that he
fP''. o W., at ST, Domingo, he heard nothing
"as u. .",apstion ct the peninsula Of samana
3. ,' r,..,,a. and thinks the story must be
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BY Alexander Mott g. Co.

BY Alexander Mott g. Co.
NHis MORN.NG, at 10 o'clock, we will
L sell at aucticn--
500 Shoulder Bacon
100 Joles do
Lot Furniture, &C, DC,
with many other articles.
JAG A. MOTT & CO. Auc,s,
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WANTED for the ensuing year, settled MAN,
w of good character. accustomed to waiting in
the house. Also good Cook. Washer and Ironer.
Apply ct the corner of 9th and Leigh streets, to
de 29-ts RO. PICKETT.
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EMPLOY MENT.-rhree hundt cd HANDS can mud
u immediate and constant employment in ma
king coats, pants and vests, and hbcral prices paid
KENT, PAINE a. KENT.
ia 3-4w H. l4th street
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Sk| ANTED.-Aw white woman, to be employed
w washer and lroner. Apply al northwest
corner of Sc and street. de &c Or
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sTKArT0N,a <sNRIUE

SThAA'TBN'A UEEICE.
Drawn Nos OF Delaware, No 3, Jan. 4:
81 35 63 ~ al 81 4 IL 90 3 20 At SIS 62
Whole ticket Nos 20 30 IS, another one of 500
sold and paid by SrRATTON.
Drawn Nos OF Delaware, Extra j, Jana:
SO 65 IL SIS 9 50 AZ 66 81 is 81 80
Half Nos l. IS 65, $50 half Nos IL 80 SIS, $50 :;
ticket Nos u 50 50, $l50-sud and paid by
SrRATTON.
TO.day.-The Delaware, Extra, No 5. Capital
$s,e75 IS numbers, ~ drawn Tickets 50.
Also-Delaware, No 5. Capital Sl2 900. 7s Nos,
a drawn. Tickets So ia 6
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.

ny davenport, Allen q Co.
xKOCERIES, &c. AT AUCTION.-On
THURSDAY, 9th January, we will sell at our
auction store, at 10 O'clock, an assortmen, of Gro.
ceries, Wig:
Coffee Sugars
Rio and Laguayrs Coffee
Rectifed Whiskey, NE Rum, Brandy
Green and Black Teas
r Cheese, Molasses
o Sole Leather. Bacon, Fish
lVo eoxes Lemons
ALSO,
Apples-l5o barrels
Figs-30O drums
IERMs-Under Sl0O cash. slOO and oyer fsnr
months credit for approved paper.
80, DAVENPORT, ALLEN e. CO,
ue u
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NJ ANTED.-by young mau, roUm Tor a
w sleeping apartment, in the neigh born God OF
the Capitol Square Any one having suca, may
find tenant by. addressing box 4f0, stating terms,
situation, &C ia 5
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NURSE WANTED.-We wish 10 buy or
IN hire good Eurse Apply to
de 80 l.. CRENSHAW L. CO.
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Suddep Death of Commodore Morgan.
WASHINGTON, jan. ).
Commodore Morgan, commandant at the
Washington Navy Yard, died suddenly this
morning.
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ZEE. Bakers t,renlu,n Bitters-He,

EST L. Bakers Premium Bitters-Hard
70 beat->till they cOme-Edgwood, Henrico
90 Baker Esd hereby certify, that have
ased your B.t.ers III my family for Is or 90 years.
tld found them 10 be first rate family medicine
ana nave found them to effect every thing that has
Deen RAD OF Them. II is also my opion that per
s0ns IL lne constant USE Of them viii never be at
lacked "l;h the Agae and Fever
Signed. GARLAND HANES
hlchinons Va, Is52-E. Baker, Esq., Dear Sir ::
4L.s L 10 certify that my wife has been suffering
WIZ the dyspepsia tor three four years, and has
'--th entirely relieved from the Of two bottles
u l. Bakers Premium Bitters. My mother has
A'O oeen subject 10 the headache for seve.
ID! years and found Immediate relief from the use
u lie above Bitters
Respectfully, HENRY BALL,
stores Of ~ ~ "
FtIce.l Ladd Co, A Bodeker Adie l. GRAY. Ben.
Let- beers, 6aynor Wood and L Picot, Main
t ti' Blair, VIM Laid, and Seabrook Reeve,
Broad street, Richmond, Va no1'
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kNAkM WANTED.-W Wanted to purchase
Il Farm offron one to two hundred acres West
or Northwest OF this city, about half If which
to be in woods well wooded, the arabic land must
be of medium quality. The buildings not to be
extensive or expensive-the distance from two to
five miles. Address G. NJ. D., Richmond Post OF.
ice, specifying particulars j. 5-2t*
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NV ANTED. z sIluatEun o young man Who
w understands the French, German and English
languages. Acted about tour years IN Europe, as
BooA-keeper in win: lesale Looking glass and
Fancy goods business, aud is acquainted with the
principal manufacturers in this line Can instruct
in the French and German languages grammatical.
~, aud produce the most satisfactory city refer
eEces; salary no: SO much al objsct as employ
ment. Please address to 5. T. at this office
ia i-3t*
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LNEkh fArEhs LOST.-Lost yesterday,
Il somewhere in the nsighsorhood of tue County
Court House, my Free Papers. The hinder
will be literally rewarded By leaving them at this
office, or returning the same to me
ANNA L0GiNS.
ia 4-3I* A Free Woman oil col6F.
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WANTED TO PUKCHAsE-A comfort.
w able Dwelling for small family, within five
minutes walk of the Banks; price to range from
S2500 to $500
For hire, likely Girl about Is years old accus-
TONED to house work and sewing. To person
who will instruct her in sewing, low price will be
taken. Apply TO
ia 6-2t w COMM
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Advces from Spain represent that the coun
try continues on the verge of revolution.
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IA ANTED.-The advertiser would like situa
w ton as Overseer on Farm. Any one wish
ing to see can call on Messrs Toer d Cook, or
line addressed to John NJ. Bullitant, will meet
with prompt attention. The best of references can
be given. ia 5-2ts
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Az HO WOULD WISH To BE AFTER
w SOME "ELEGAST PRAflEs. just re.
ceived aud sale, iot Of Blue Mercer Nova Sec
tit Potatoes in barrels by lhe pashe 10 suit tie
purchaser.
jas ROBERT RANKIN.
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~ USPENDEks-Ai large assortment OF every
~ description al low prices, tor sale by
ja6 ELIAS HALE, LOG Main street.
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N.
Re{erence.-Meesrs Samson & Pae Messrs
Burr Il Ettenger. SamI Myers, Esq, Frederick
Anderson, Esq, Wellington Goddin, ESQ, Wool.
folk. Jr., Esq and Jas Shelton, ESQ ia4-6..
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-10-27


ONO RAILRoADs.-A correspondent
of the New York Times furnishes some
interesting information in relation to the
Ohio railroads. In consequence of the
geographical position, and without any
preconceived plan, the great mass of
these works have assumed the form of
a system. As the great land gateway
through the Central West. Ohio will
necessarily have most of its railways
running East and West, connecting the
cities of the Atlantic with the Mississip-
pi. As occupying the space between
Lake Erie and the Ohio river, the next
object is to connect these water courses.
Accordingly, it is found, that, between
the eastern and western borders of the
State there are no less than nine through
lines made; while between the Ohio
river and Lake Erie are six through
lines. There are various other lines to
connect intermediate points, and to an
swer special objects. Of the eighty
four counties in the State, sixty-four
If the present plans are carried out
will have railroads through their eoun-
try seats. The fifteen general lines are
carried on by thirty Incorporated COM
panies, whose aggregate expenditure
will in the end, amount to about seven
ty-five million of dollars.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-10-27


n A CARD.-Since the Proprietors recent La
bcratory engagements have allowed han &C
supply his numerous orders for Lyons kafh'
airon, he has also introduced some new Chem
ical afiinities which adds still TO the high char
acter Of this immensely popular article foi
curling, beautifying, preserving and restoring
the Hair - st Fk
Let those now use,
Who never used before,
And those who always used,
Now use the more.
The price is still 25 cents, in large bottles,
and may be had at any Store in the United
States. ~
Sold by all dealers, everywhere, at 25 cents,
in large bottles. d. s. BARNES, proprietor, l6l
Broadway, N. Y. Wholesale by WM. M.
Kohl Co, General Agents, N. E. corner 4th
and Vine, Cincinnati.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-10-27
CLOTHING STORE AND MER-
CHANT TAILORING.
HARRY PRANK

DEALER in Ready made Clothing,
IL begs leave to inform the citizens of
Gallipolis and vicinity, that he has just
returned from market with a very large
assortment of Goods, which he is pre-
pared to make into any article in the
gentleman's furnishing line. He has in
his employ an .. ~ q ID.
EXPERIENCED CUTTER,
and in all cases a GOOD FIT and general
satisfaction warranted.
He keeps constantly on hand a large
quantity and variety of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
which will be sold cheap land no mis-
take) for cash-"the proof of the pud-
ding is in the eating"-try me. have
in my employ one of best tailors in this
vicinity, and my cutter is hard to beat.
Call at my store in Creuzet's building
Just below the Journal Office.
HARRY FRANK.
Oct. 6, 1853.
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STILL ON HAND.

VOW be it known that in the opinion Of the
N proprietor he now has ON hand and intends
to keep the best assortment Of CABINET
WARE in the county, such as plain and fan
cy Bureaus, Bedsteads Of all sorts and sizes,
breakfast and dining Tables, Safes, Wash
stands, Workstands Of all sorts, and also the
best plain and fancy Chairs. as they are made
to order. Having within the last few months
supplied himself with large stock of all
kinds Of Lumber and material Of the best
quality persons wishing to purchase need not
be afraid buying Of him, as the terms are easy,
and all work is warranted to be good and sub
stantial, and will be made TO order on short no
tice. Collins made to order at prices at least
twenty five per cent. lower than has been the
custom here. CALI and examine prices and
quality; shop in the first building south Of
Hebard Walkers store, Porter, Ohio
ELIAS WHETHERHOLT.
Porter, Sept. %, 1853
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-10-27

I'VE have frequently heard the celebrated
German Bitters, sold by Dr. G. M. jackson
I2O Arch street Philadelphia, spoken Of II
terms of the highest commendatiOn, and we
honestly believe it is one Of the best medi.
cines advertised for the complaints for which
it is recommended. They are pleasant to the
taste, and can be taken under any eircumstah-
ces by the most delicate stomach. The press
far and wide, have united in commencing this
invaluable remedy for dyspepsia, debility, &C.;
and such are the healing effects of this pana-
eea, that we hope it may be introduced into
every family where dyspepsia has, or is likely
to have victim.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-10-27
Probate Court, Gala county.


Edward Naret, administrator of j. P. r. Bu-
reau, decd, vs.. the heirs Of ]. P. R. Bureau,
deceased.
THE following persons, the heirs and legal
! Representatives of ]. p r. Bureau, decd,
Frances J. LeMoyne and Madeline LeMoyne,
his wife, of Washington, in the State Of Penn
sylvania, Sarah N. Goddard, Of the city Of
Washington, District Of Columbia, Madeline
Bureau, Margaret Bureau and Mary Bureau, of
Washington, in the State Of Pennsylvania, are
hereby notified that the said administrator has
flis day filed in the Probate Court of Gallia
county his petition, the object and prayer Of
which is to obtain an order Of said court, au-
thorizing him to complete contract entered
into in writing by said J. P. r. Bureau with
one George w. Allen, and his assigns, for the
sale and conveyance Of the following described
land: Town lot number 1899 in the town Of
Fair Haven, in said county. Said petition
states that the terms of said contract have been
complied with on the part of said Allen and
his assigns-that said Allen has assigned to
one Calvin Shepard the said contract and all
his right, title and interest in said town lots.
The said petition will be heard on the 5th day
Of November, 1853, at 10 o'clock A. N.
EDWARD NARET,
Oct. 6, SO. By d. ALBAS, his attorney.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-10-27

AsHLAND.-We learn from the
Frankfort Commonwealth that Ashland
never belonged to Daniel Boone; nor
did it ever belong to Col. Nathaniel G.
Hart, who fell at the river Raisin. 1t
certainly did not descend from him to
Mrs. Clay. The disastrous battle of
the river Raisin was fought in January,
1913; Henry Clay owned Ashland
seven or eight years at least before that
time, The truth, respecting Ashland.
as near as it can be ascertained from
gentlemen who remember the place for
nearly fifty years. is that it was original
ly part of the Todd and Mansfield
entries, and that Mr.. Clay purchased ii
himself at an early day-say between
1900 and 1906.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-10-27
NOTICE.
THERE will be petition presented t.

THERE will be a petition presented to
j the honorable Board of Commission
ers of Gallia county, at their December
session next, praying for an alteration in
the county road leading from the Ports
mouth road to the Cbillicothe road, in
Green township. Gallia county, Ohio,
the alteration to commence at or near
the Town House in said township,
thence running north, or nearly north,
to the fraction line between John Eker
and John Graham, thence east along
said line until it intersects the old road.
Oct. 81, 1853.-4w+