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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20

No VII Of Labor and Laborers'' appears on our
Third roce, treating Of the Commercial Marine and
Seamen oi tie Port Of New-York
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ClNt lNfAIl Ilesiy. Jl.s -. i&3
ID A a-a .h--- --.- ir -r.s ny ra-r ft- -ls boz
Dto River Frelti. fo - Louis -ac- Asd boLs plenty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20
Arn-2lork Daily Gribnns.
WEDNESDAY. NCLY 70. 1875.

-. 81. s.rts rAs TA,s en a. hcn eesdence' Si pies
" 80 leay, ther address ~ tbs Publication uhei or
% NJ rhtsash he PosOee srioe ~ cen's aNeeAp4SA'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20

We have, this morning. further Intelligence from
Mexico, Costa Rica, &c, from our SOuihernfles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20
BUsINEss NOTICES.

Zrrpyn MERINo UsDER GaRNESTs.-These goods
50 valuable hi. scssOn viii be found vaney at
UNION ADANss
Hosiery ara Under Can eri Mauufoioy
No sol Broadway,
opposite Metropolitan Hoiel
~ The President Of tue United States accompanied
by Aaeney osiera ''ieo bSso n soe f.sneen fer5
Of Dese,i.'o., y ,b,,,,,' a. II, .,.le,v 9. ~ c,
lsensr Of Amercsn and ECopean cs'ebuuss No D. Sf''F
over hal I,oni ss.oor.
10, ON friends from the country We have no DOUBT,
VII e Es s S. f. a.' he c =; p 10 ' 1 "a y
snd swsys frd conI "ock a" tne choicest 70 IS f - r
s $40 o. ysry doerrioa Peo Man sa'cses Daaa.
Az. Bcr s5irss Gnehas q
IIss ,,sE - oouec eosas make Lao. Earo dens'
ofTBoAs JA@Es No III sfns co-n'f o "ootfF Oae Pnce
FodeNsiiop.
MouEsrso GooDs.--Ihc attention Of citizens aud
s,r,nsess invited splendid sock % Mourns GO. ~c
NoeninS sio No. Broadway between - Eeao aat s
1opcaisr Hotels
DR,ss Suofs AID CMrXHs.-lhesh shoes manufactured
by w,TYxs no IL Frlors un.guaeo b. sye ta'a i'f
oI ,es l!s goods being 'de under hs o~n inmsda up-
. icn. can h. vsrIttiec ~ CIV. r-n-. ~ I'D -- Wv &
A UAH.-IaJ.o;'s nc~ otoO" I, now olen IA b 'ad-
vay eorner o. FfantAoi The Hotel w be op7 10 7 oc On
Or sboat hr day ol ,sPe noe .H' ~ s ', m y o.
iotes 10. acon1ausfce OF tie same ln n~N ro'''prs
strangers visiting tie great Metropolis should nj
omit ..s,si az G,s tspFpsoSs el, ps ro2. 70 y
Bo~ey cleo Inspect 10 most siy9 i's I, % o a.s.
Russ Mats &c ever eAnDeo llh 'ouAl 4N are
900 f,nsilsby cheap.
~, More Music Boxes at KoGLRs's Bazaar. NJ llJ
~ hAVIe nov ana .p.ndio ...r.l,4rt of ,ry
bIoaewey asD '.c.t. stenr Caes san shot goas
=. 90 o.. Desss l-sugl Vas sad Fi9gf.G al
q. ~
StnseP'-'' '
a. cat "a . u.l..l.l ..,..t .
IITUsIRATED NEW. - Ai"'hcI tPt'h-.l "i"i r p
OF John
- go. s,ss one Pc o. e. Pa1c r. q. 4r4rs
new,io 90 ie,g. iI-. f.va..: b-tl-4
pIoiuacu o. Oth,r eKeeent e. -iav IS. IL @ "-..1
splendid CR,sTAL FALf az ~ So ~ ,,,,,. . ., ~, yc
and dsIIuofh OF ut .e', III, 800. t,.
feHed 81 tuioust 10 49,, P., aver is.-d lg ,4.-
lsIses en- 'ay1g o. e .,s =, ,.,fs
=, f,.-.r ~,-toV o.. p,tr, -
SLNiN' -. +.e l.i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20

A IAHI.-I aJ.o;s nc@ ot"Un r. n"" ~ tY "a b. 'ad-
49, eore a. Ff.ntu.s Th- Hotel w be op7 10 t- ac On
A. | ~, frs day ot pte5ef H. iake' ir off1n Of
snifs thsnts TOT patrJaie ffer" -Xea4rd o. him.
iotes 10 eou1ausfce OF tie same in n~N rn'"prs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20

The verdict in the Steamboat Disaster is given Oh
another page 1t will be seen that nobody s 70 blame
a. usual
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I,,r,,,.rrn NV Another splendl nlmJe-

I,tr,InATTD NV. = Afother Fpen1I nlmJ'~ :
ise ,or.s q ple1ad ~uzr4. u ne sft1- % John
G Cslboun large pee enf 49, o. e. r. ' =. 'r1s
h,elbsop o. Aoencs large biz e we - u Fant btos
a.. ~ Dfh e1eele8 'ts Do t4d lon o 81 D. "l,n
tSid Cn,sr.t PAIGE 81 rNtNT c1pinf- i- a-cDlu.s
80 5sSftiofs OF oeelfasd slurfe 40, uo az pre-
- suts TIC -. prme1 COTS me
,st s,sviig o he faac, ever I4bfArd 1 .Ar1c-
49, ..L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20

IA TlMOTf IuFsliY- jay y IIlI
~ .,...4a5 cha, Hon WIN PA Giles hts been 80
,.5 dc Of tie District Cour vice Glenn d7cea-'ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20

~ Strangers vsltiIg zoe gIra NItIruPoIH snOld y
- srse,G efi arpef re- Hal o. Cloth. Table tod p
~ c. :, fg.n 1EpERsoHs eight spacious saes 40 -
Eo.sv M inspect r~ou Turkey and Mosoc tarpe
~ Mais exhibited ID tins county They
= nark Iisr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20

IL Moro Music Boxes ~ I,V"Lhss D1l1af,NJ -
-, A., t receveo am -p MILO erf Of
- gavs In prtseuis; Traveur Cases. elo ant 'he 70 n
Wf,,s Csc. Desef. Lruu 'as a1a FE.s 90
" lieu ey etuot fs pcase hose ~ho favor the Bazlr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20

DRIss SHOEs AND GhlTEHs.-Ibcsh shoes naiuiac,ured
NV W,ryfSs no III Frcr-s unsgualeo ~ tn'l if
stsI, IN .ly ihs county. WtfEss aefer I.r l
or srf - pods being cc under hs o~n fnelaie 1np--
.e- csn h. vsrutfef % gvs fareae ~ n re urhss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20

Ktcu's SAIAMASUER NA.fs.-Lon- Ah'"n-sc',reiy
- - ftbfu a. tser tut-A GO MS Ssfs made CON
'''''' Ri,i's &C ~ Iifi's Patents
c~,,xst n,svfe fsuccesso,. ach Go l6 Waer ~ Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20
We have no DOUBT,

Mo,nsfrG GOoDs-Ihc attention OF citizens aud
,,.nse, il invited 10 splendid sock % Moun.os Coos c
80 os.ias A. eel, fdu,c- prcsf BARrH0LONew AE-1 So
Mosninr sio No BTosdEs between - fc73s alt ~
uopohizi HOtehs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20

UrFtrCI SsIAMAsDtK SAFEs-GNfLlRs PArENr
-IorR1 a. P,InoK the col, AnaumetoeI o. tie Tinted ~
- IN r, efsfed Sas AID E. &. GOFfNs lmpeu-tr.be De
e. Ia the pet Locks comb ed The void D.p5
No q 7, sIs door bJw 'acei ne oeN No 90 Jph1st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20

ZrrpYn MERINo CsDER GaRNESTs.-These goods
40 ysIusbe It hi. viii be found every vAey
UNION ADAMs's
Hosiery ara Under Can ert Mauuiaotoy,
No sol Broadway,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-12
TX DOLLARS PER ANNETgg
THE DAILY TIMES
THE AGED PASTOR.

He stands in the desk that grave oil man.
With an eye still bright, though his check is wan
And his long white locks are backward rolled
From bis noble brow of classic mould.
And his form, though bent 10y weight of wears.
Somewhat of its primal beauty wears
lie opened the pnge nfthe Sacred Word
Not whisper low nor loud is heard:
Even Folly assumes a serious look
AS he readeth the word of the Holy Book.
And the thoughtless and gay grow rev'rent tI,ero
AS he opens his lips in fervent prayet
He stands as the grave old prophet stood
pfocaimlns the Truth Of the living God
Pouring reproof on the ears ofmen--
w hose hearts are at ease in their fO]lv and sin
W ith challenge of guilt still unfor"iveu
10 the soul untitled nnmeet for Heaven
y. who can but honor that GOOD old man
AS he neareth his three-score ye al and ten
w no hath made it the work of his life to bless
our world In its woe and Wichedness:
sun guiding the few which were won't to straw
In pa lbs OF sin, to the narrow way
With kindly heart. through the lansing wears
ne natl shared your joys he hath wiped vonr tears
He hath bound the wreath on the brow OF the bride
lie hath stood by the couch when loved ones DIET
Polnting the soul to glorious Heaven
AS the ties which bound it to the earth were rivep
Methinks Yell weep another dav.
w hen tie good old man has passed away
'N, heh the last OF his ebbng sands have rum
Whom his labor is q er and his work is done
w no II care tor tbs flock and Ike ep the fold
-" hen his pulse is still and his heart is cold?
We'd miss him then; every look and tone
So familiar now, forever gone,
Will thrill the heart with inward pain
And yell long and listen for them iu vain
w hen stranger form and stranger face
Shall stand Ill your honored PASTORS place.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-12
TERMS
DAILY RICHMOND TIMES.

The DAILY TIMES is published at SIX DOLLAB3
per annum payable in advance -
ADVERTISING-Foron one spare OF FIFTEEN LINES
is first insertion 50 cents and every succeeding IN
seron % cents.
Thrice ueek-For square, first insertion 621 cents
every succeeding insertion 37l cents.
TIrice lceeh or week-For square, first in
seron rs cents; every succeeding insertion so cents
Advertisements gilmore than square, will be charged
the proportion according the number of squares
But if the advertisement exceed square, any
Der ofull squres, by less than eight lines the additional
lines will be charged ohalf square, if it exceed
square any number o(u squares by eight nes the ad
ditional lines will be charged a full square.
The number OF insertions Of Advertisements must be
ted the MS. they will be inserted until ordered to
be stopped. and charged accordingly.
Annual Advertisers are charged $50 for 80 lines and in
$50 for lines and in that proportion for advertisements
OF greater length, except Auconeers, who charged
500 paper included for all sales before their doors
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-12

Il BUCHANAN IN TWO DAYS. IN OUR MAIL
PACKET BOATS BY SCOTTSVILLE &c LYNCH
BURG.-On and after the 10TH our boats will cave Rich
mond daily Sunday excepted, usual hour, P NJ
and arrived in Lynchburg in "a hours and in Buchanan
AZ hours.
Returning leave Buchanan at n, a. NJ every day ex-
cept Sundays; arrive in Iynchburg g. p. NJ: leave
Lynchburg P. NJ and arrive in Ricmondiu 81 hours
in time to connect with the Norfolk boats leaving 81
NJ, and the Southern and Northern Railroad cars eav
ing at A. NJ
Passengers for Lexington connect with daily line
stages North river returning, leave Lexington every
day except Sunday and arrive in Richmond in hours
Passengers for Farmvle, fare 81; Buckingham c. II.
fare So 49, charlottesville fare So and Staunton fare 81
will leave Richmond in Monday Wednesday and Fri
days boats.
Below see card of time ofarrva at intermediate dis
tances.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Ia s 9zls:ssR -


I'm and after the 18th December freight arrang-
~ ed for the purpose, will be run with the mail train
daily Sundays excepted for the speedy transport
tation of milk butter fresh meats, and other pershabe
articles, and ofpackages of merchandise, &c.
special agent will accompany the to attend to
the receipt and delivery of articles the several depots
All articles must be put up securely, with their weight
and destination marked thereon and be in place before
the arrival of the train at the depots in the country
Articles to be transported from the Richmond Depot
must be sent there between A M and NJ, accompa
MED by two tickets stating what place they to be
sent, by whom and whom. Ifthe articles received
respond with the tickets will be signed by the agen
the depot and delivered the bringing the
tcles and the other retained by the agent.
An agent will be in attendance at the Richmond de.
pot from M till M, for the delivery of articles
brought bykthe Express
The freight on all articles must be paid in advance and
article will be taken for any turn out
Table of Rates.
TRUNKS ROXES AND PACKAGES.
Single packages not exceeding five pounds weight for
all distances % cts
Packages weighing over five pounds and less than
fifty pounds all distances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cts
Packages weighing over fifty pounds and less than
lUU pouids 5U cts
Articles exceeding 100 pounds in weight between
Richmond and Louisa II, per 100 lbs. so cts
Between Richmond and Gordonsvile. per 100 lbs 60
Do do do Mediums river, 100 lbs IS cts
MEATS.
rs cents per 100 lbs for all distaneesno charge to be
less than l2s cts
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
OYSTERS-By special agreement.
de e H. GILL. Stunt TRANSFORMATION.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-12

d ANIONs, POTATOES, APPLES, So.
~ 80 bbls silver skin Onions
100 bales large pink eye Potatoes
100 do Baldwin pples
10 bbls No Mackerel
IL halt do do
25 iierces large Codf-h
Landing PER schooner Courier and for by
ia H. w TYLER
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WINTER AKRANGEMEN M
Ia gS4S Es;T
sr-zss,fL- ~. | IT. VI

e. 80
VA. CENTRAL. RAILROAD,
OPEN TO MECHUMS RIVER.
DAILY each ray 6eoeen Stanton and Richmond in four
teen hours.
Am and after Monday 18th November leave Rich.
W mond at 81 A. NJ, stopping for breakfast at the
functions and returning leave Meehums river at III
NJ, and arrive In Richmond at 81 P NJ.
DAILY CONNECTIONS.
Between Charlottesville and Richmond fare So 50
Do Staunton do do do. ..-.- --... 90
Do Lexington do do do 90
Do Cupeper II do do do SO
Connecting with Orange and Alexandra Railroad
TRIwEEKLY CONNECTIONS.
Between Lynchburg and Richmond. on Mondays We'd
nesday and Friday s going up--.--..-.$ so
Do Guayandotte do do, same days going 90 90
Do Charleston, tkanawha do do, same days
going west 10 90
Do Buchanan do do, same days going west... 8 90
Do Weston do do, on Tuesdays Thursdays
and Sundays, going Observation-Disclosures. ID 90
Do Beverly do do, same days IL 90
Our stages arrive at Stanton from Richmond at 81
M, LIST day, at Lexington Il NJ ed day. and Bever
ly att NJ third day.
VIM. P. PARRISH co.
line olour horse coaches will leave Gordonsville for
New Market after the arrival of the cars Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday. and return Wednesday, Fri
day and Sunday, [by Madison G H
Servants travelling without their masters, must leave
pass with the ticket agent and also show another to
conductor
An extra charge will be made if passengers do OBJ
tain tickets. E. H. GILL,
Superintendent of ransportation.
and reach that city twenty four hours from Staurton,
taking the night line OF the Richmond Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company
no Is K. H. GILL, Sup't TRANSPORTATION
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For children under twelve aud three years of
age, half rates will be charged. person taken up at
point not designated will be required pay the charge
from the last designated point, and person desiring
leave the train at point not designated will pay the
charge to the point designated, with this provso
that person shall less than 70 cents for dis
lance, both the points be regular stopping places, 9TH
erwse the charge will not be less than so cents.
No charge being made in the above for baggage,
the Company will not be responsible for it, unless
olgross negligence the part of their agents, and will
in case be responsible for SPECIE bills, jewel
ry anything but the passengers necessary bag
gage.
Passengers ON the way wishing to be taken the
should make signal if in the day. with handker-
chief and if in the night, with light from the time the
train is four hundred yards off until it reaches them 1t
is best however, for passengers practicable, to get in
atdepots regular stopping places in the of the
mail being too late the conductors sometimes unable
to stop at other points the road.
Passengers wishing to be set down between depots
should notify the ain Captain oftheir wish after
leaving the previous depot.
Passengers prohibited from standing the plat
form OF the cars getting in of the when in
motion.
By order of the Board of Directors.
ia & G.. w. MACMURDO Treasurer.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-12

FOX NE w ORLEANS.
Virginia and Louisiana Line OF Packets be-
tween Richmond and New Orleans.
TVNHE following vessels compose this line all of the
tions viz:
Barque CYANE .....------.-C Capt. Jesse Loveland
Barque VIiGINIAN.------. Capt Nathaniel Boush
The above vessels all of the first class built OK
pressy for the trade between this city and New Orleans
and commanded by of long experience, who will use
every exeron give satisfaction For freight or passage
apply to Captains on board to
DAVID CURRIE,
HASKINS Il LIBBY, or
CHAS T. WORKMAN < CO
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NOTICE

la 90 M M $500
I'm and after the 15th of June 1852 the following will
" be the rates of fare for the transportation of passen
gers the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad:
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-12

DICHKMDND, FIRE DE RHCKsgUzs(s AND
LII POTOMAC RAILRO AD-NOTlCE.--Th de-
parture of the morning train going North from and after
the 1st day Of November next will be at o'clock,
formerly. The night train at P NJ, as at present
% THOS SHARP, Supt
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DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 CO.,

DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 CO.,
AuciiOneers and Commission Merchants,
M AK II liberal advances consgnments of mer-
lVk chandse.
ySaes at auction of Groceries, &C. on Thursdays
At private sale-Ground Plaster, Cement Rifle and
Blasting Powder Safety Fuse Sugars Coffee Moasses
Oils Brandy, Rum Whiskey, Candles, Pepper
Starch, Bacon Teas Mustard Salt Cotton Yarns NC.
oc16
& AJAX ORCHARD ACID WATER. The at
~ tentlon of Physicians and Others is called to the
"OaS Orchard Acid Mineral Water" has been proved
by successful trial, to be of the most beneficial and
at the same time of the simplest remedies known for
the 9ehet and of number of Diseases especially
those affecting the stomach, bowels and urinary organs
tarrh, Salt Rheum Constipation of the Bowels. Night
sweats General Debility and Loss of Appetite and in
many Instances Dropsy in its early stages has been
cesstuy treated by the of this Descriptive
pamphlets containing its history mode of Administrations
&c, furnished gratis by
ADIE & GRAY, Druggists,
LAT Main street,
Sole Agents for the State OF Virginia. de 10
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-11

Probate Court, Pike
.COuniy o. Peii-
ton 70 sell land.
THE WIDOW AND HEIRS

IL. - = Probate Court, f'ike
THE WIDOW AND HEIRS 'youalg cum ~ n - : s"'
or ENos WEST, DEC. "0" = -" '-''u'
On the 18th day Of March, 1853, between
the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. M. and O'clock
p. NJ. Of said day, al the door Of the Court
House, in the town Of Piketon, in Pikecoun-
ty, will be soldto the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing real estate as the property Of Enos
West, deceased, to wit: Situate in Union town
shin, Scioio county, being the whole Of entry
or survey No. l5,37l, in Virginia Military
district, original quantity 40 acres, (but actu-
ally containing abou. 200 acfes,) original pro.
'pretor, Jonathan Cray, beginning at red
ok and two chcsnut oaks, westerly corner TO
John Fl. Smiths survey No. 1889; thence
with the lines thereof, south nineteen degrees
east sixty-four poles 10 a chestnut oak and
two dogw woodsI thence south sixty t,o de-
grees eAst thirty three poles to two red oaks
thence south twenty five degrees east twenty
FIVE poles 10 white oak and black oak cor
ner TO said survey; thence south fifty four de
grees east fourteen poles 10 three white oaks
in the lins Of said survey; thence south twen-
ty one degrees west fifty two poles 10 a white
oak and pine corner to survey number twelve
Thousand eight hundred and eighty fv, thence
with the lines south seventy eight degrees
west sixty poles 10 white and black oak -
thence north eleven degrees west one hundred
aud ten poles to pine, thence north fifty nine
degrees west eighty poles to white oak and
two red oaks, northerly corner to said survey
number twelve thousa nd eight hundred and
eighty FIVE; thence north seventy eight de-
grees forty nine sec. east ninety five poles 10 the
beginning, containing forty acres more or less,
unincumbered by The Widows dover. Ar
praised It one hundred dollars. Terms ofsaIe
one half cash in hand, resiiue in nine months,
with intere with good personal security.
JAMES JONES, Adms. Of
Feb A, 1s53-4w Enos West, dec.
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Of Portsmouth, being q feet 3 'hchcs of Of
the east side Of said lOt, having front and
rear Of q feet Snches each, and extending
back IS feet.
Also the whole Of In-Lot No. 81 in the
town Of Lucasville, in said SciOto county,
reference being had TO the plat Of said town,
The. parties aforesaid are hereby further
notified that said petition win be for orhearingat
the Spring term Of said Conrt, A. d. 1858.
JOHN W. CORWINE,
By A. w, M'CAUsLEN.
Jan. Z, le63,-6w. his atty.
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Application for Redemption Of Lands

NOTICE is hereby given to o whom il
In may concern, that the subscriber will
make application to the Court of Common
Pleas, ol Scioto County, Ohio. at its next ses
sion in said county, for an order of redemption
Of certain tract or parcel Of land situate in
said county, being forty .40) acres Of survey
number seven thousand six hundred aud thirty
(763D) on Scioto Brush Greek; original quanti-
ty seven hundred and six (706J acres; origin
al proprietor, William Kendall: which said for
ty t40) acres were sold on the l4th day Of Jam
uary, A. D. 1850, to Andrew Crchton. Jr. for
the taxes OH one hundred and sixty (l6U) acres
parcel Of said survey, valued al three hundred
and fifty (35J) dollars, and chargep with take,
at the time Of the sale aforsad, in the name oI
Elias Simpson.
ALEXANDER OLIVER,
by E. W. Jordan, his atiy.
Dec. "a, 1852.
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FOR SALE.

TH E UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
L SALE l60 acres Of land, more or less, sit.
pated on Pond creek, 81 miles northwest Of
Portsmouth, on the Ilillsborough road, and
I Of mile from the canal TO acres under
cultivation, healthy situation, excellent wa.
ter good frame 2-story dwelling, barn and
out houses good water privilege, on which
are the remains Of Saw and Grist Mill, with
a lot Of raccOOn hurs, an Apple and Peach Or
chard, a convenient location for public house.
If not sold by the LIST Of April next will be rent
ed. Terms - Half down, balance on short
time properly secured. on interest, Title in
'disputablc. For particulars address, post paid
GEORGE w. CuTT,
Feb. .ll,--6w,d d&w Dubuque, Iowa,
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JAMES PURSELL,
Exclusively Wholesale Dealer in
FANCY AND STAPLE
DRY GOODS,

ARU EENS w - kek4 Nlh = ~ Oh<ASS
FRONT ST, PORTSMOUTH, O.
JAMES PURSELL having relinquished
d the Retail Business, viii give his entire at-
tention to the Wholesale trade, and by frequent
arrivals Of Goods, will keep his stock large and
well assorted at all times, His facilities for
importing and buying from Manufacturers and
Agents, are such, hat he will be able TO offer
inducements equal to the largest Jobbing Hous
es in the West
The objections that merchants have had Of
buying goods from Retail Houses, is now rem
eded BY the change he has made, ard he solic-
its an examination Of his stock bypersons who
have hitherto bought in other markets jan29
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-11
SOCIAL SOIREE.

THE FIRST SOCIAL PATTY, OF F., THE
il INDEPENDENT FIRE COMPANY
No. 2, will be given on st. Valentines Day,
Monday evening, February a, 1893, at
Kennedy x Cunning's City Hall,
The friends ofthe Fire Department, and the
citizens in general, are respectfully invited to
aid and honor us,wi.h their presence. The OBJ.
ject is 10 purchase Library for the use Of the
Company.
There will be a furnished apartment, with
Piano aud other music.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Thos. Dugan, Us. DAVIS,
Andrew 0Neill, Chas. T. Kehoe,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
K. B. F. Conway. Esq, DR.. ]. Shackleford,
J. l.. M'Vey, Esq, T.. J. Graham, Esq.
], l.. Ward, Esq.
MANAGER INDEPENDENT, NO. l.
L. N. Robinson. M
MANAGER NEPTUNE COMPANY.
F. Englebrecht.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
L. G. Terry, 81 s. P. Nichols,
Jas. Malcolm, T. M. Patterson,
Alex Pearce, Chas. T. Kehoe,
L. G. Damarin, J. A. Lusk.
Tickets 81 80 (supper included), can be
had at the Bookstores, U. s. Hotel, and
Railroad House. febl0