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Exc!TRmzHr ~ PgTrssUEa.-M. EeGino, the
rope's Nunoio, is in Ti.t7bUrg. While returning
tom church Sunday last il the Bishops car
riasa. solas rondiee stepped forward and pulled
cigars 10 his face, and one TuieIy pushed the
Bi4op nis:akiog him for the Nupcio. The offender
waa chasltsed OF thes spot
The huacio was honored by q large escort com
posed Of the different Catholic societies. and the ex
element grew out Of Tunor that the Sabbath was
about t. be violated by tae firing OF cannon, &C.
Ehe Mayor, On being informed ShaE such was not
tie case, wrote the Bishop letter, in which ne re
cognL5ai tue iisa: Ct the movement for IGNORING
hlc ara5sssaor % the head OF the Ca,holic church,
aad assuring MIR o. protection against disordeTly
Interference
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FUGITIVE 8IAgEa CAHAD.-Two slaves Of
the Rev. f. Il. Stanton Of Ky, VINO sometime since
escaped 10 Canada, anxious to return 10 sis-
very, !: is said, as trey have to work harder AMI
fare worse G3an n Kentucky.
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NEGRO HIRING FOR 185f.-ToLER
Nv & COOK, GENERAL AGENTS AND COL
LtJTOkS, corner Of Main and lAth streets Llle's
groes renting cut Houses, and Collecting Claims
throughout the State. and in " eshington baltimore
fhiiadeipbis, New YORK and Boston, threash their
agents IN those cities. del
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WANTS.

w ANIED, first class COACH SMITH
80 and good WHEEL and CARRIAGE Ma.
hEh; Sail on 'ANLEW 4 TAYLOR betveen
I2and O'c'nc&, on Main street. d., - .Sgeh
w AN1ED 10 kENI-A small FARM
" rear Richmond, containing 20 or 40 &c.. -
land in stale of culEiVanou with dwelling bonae
kitchen, stable, &c. Apply TO
THOMAS 81. VALENTINE
Oe IVY ct the Post Otiice
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Tx LATE FArAL RRNCoNTRg IN ANNE A2yN-
MI, MD-We learn from the Baltimore san that
Nj. Scriveuer, through whose agency Mcpherson
Ly!ea was arrested ia fhi5ci'y on Sunday last, has
SiSsiUed reQssit;on from Gov. Lowe, of Md. on
a. GoSs5no. of Virginia, anj viii shortly convey
Lyies to Maryland for trial.
~ The circumstances Of Ibis case is not generally
known IN thi5 vicinity, We win state them briet.
y
L number Of persons were collected 81 the store
and tavern Of George D. Lylcs, at the Cove in Anpe
Arsndel. the S,h instant where considerable IL
CUo- had been drank; an alteration took place DO
tween - Garner and McP. LyIes Lyies making
aliusoa - a circumstance of a distant date affect
Ug Garner, whereUpon a scUi1e ensued, in which
Lyles wRs thrown against the stove. At this juno
tsre McFncrson yies' uncle took sides with hia
nephew, aud came Ia contact with Garner. Lyles
same upon Garner again, and struck him with a
pocket knife, when those present inteTiered and
pushed Garner into adjoining room, TO prevent
further difficulty. Lyles ooas:ed that he had stuck
Ills knife into hlDa. The company did not believe
hlm, but went to see and 10 their surprise found
Ain lyt13 down and bleeding protusely. physician
4az immediately sent for who, upon his arrival,
pronounced the wound fatal, the blade having
penetrated the learr. Mt Garner died rext NOR
ming lyles is q married man, rs was Mr.. Garner,
also AID bo;h members Of very respectable families.
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CaRISTBIAS AND HOLIDAY PRE-
~ sENTs.--Just received st the BAPTIST Book
store, by CHARLES WORTlsAM, the follosFins
Gin Books w!lch are spieaddiy illustrated and very
cheap:
The Bow in the Cloud, covensnf mercy for tho
afflicted
Cahin., az Modern AIT, ist and ID series
pscords of Woman, songs of the affection, By Mrs
e,lat. az Memory. illustrated annual for lgs t.
T,nnsr.s Poetical Works, beautifully Illustrated.
rrr;rs of the Heart, &c, by Aiaick 4. Watts
Er;srdshio,s Offering for 1854.
rrhs aasction's Gift for 1854.
,i,he Gem Annual for 1854.
The Christmas blossom for 1854.
Tbs Lilly of the Valley for 1854
Ess:uIans AbaIislnai Portfolio
geoia,s 6ards ilius;rateG.
The Corcnal, young lady's remembrance.
The May Flower for 1854.
The Remember kle for 1854.
The Gift of Eiieneahip for 1864,
The Rose of Shsren for 1854
The Ross Bud, Love Gift.
And many other elegant Books, that are suitable
for Christians gifts. de- IS
piCH ARD CAuTH0RN, Auotioneer
u q and CosuInfsaEoa Merchant, l5.h street, near
Main, attends TO ssies of all kinds OF merchandise
Furnitnr-, Groceries, Horses, kc., &c.
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EnR HANDS WANTED-I wish to
ACO hire, Ter the ensuing year, hundred
road. For snch Hands l am willing to pay a liberal
ace aud feed aud cloth them well. Application to
DC made 70 Mesers. TOLER L COOK, Richmond
CLAUDE CROZET,
de lf--IOt
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DROPOsAI S. BILL OF TIMBER
u AND PLANK FoR GATES OR TIKI SHIP
d1nks TIDENATER CONsECTION, JAMES
RIVER AND kAHAWHA CANAL

q, ,.h,sots iamasre to be either heart yellow pima
" Mas eaS, hut must be altogether OF enc spesios
:" "a feet hoard measure Yellow Pine Plank for
asnsoF' Sfeet lens, nos less than nor moro
81 Ar 90. ~ iaehee wide and inehas thick
"a ~ rect heard measure White Onk plsnt far foo.
NY, q feet iSns, IL Inches wide aud lne bes
The above Bal of Timber ara pl.,t a..
81 best quality, sa,ved strais ht ard true. npd 70
20 aae rom ssofs SHAKER ret aud eyarv deserp,ten
what of the James River and Ksna,iha 80 On we
~ az heeAests ons-thira of zach item Ia tho RI ~
!, ol :" oe aesveted on or before the Ist dav Of
rtuIuMy next The balance of the Timber and .be
riAnk to he delivered on or before the lat aax ~
0AsSa next d: S. WALTON,
Principal Ass't Ensiaser
heRscS proposais for the delivery Of the shava
J1msor VIII bc received at the Office of the JaInas
tiSeF and snawha company until IL NJ. on the i5fh
INSTANT ana the parry whose proposal is accepted will
DO required 10 enter into written contract aud rive
Fecunty for the Sse performance thereof
de 5-2aw2w WM. ?. MUNFORD, Sec'y
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NIRGINIA cannot produce q remedy
showing more home certificates, Of she hsghest
standing In our community, than BAKERS CELE-
RRATED PREMIUM BITTERs ia TIA snre Of
Dyspepsia, Nervous Headache, Heassburn, Sour
Stomach OK eny arrangement Of tho boweIs or SHINE
Affectlous, kc. We invite thoss scIeYins with the
above diseases by all TO give them trial and
set relieved of ycpr suffering.
Price 50 cents per bottle. For sale by Memrs. Pun
cell Ladd & Co, Bennett i Baera Alexander
Duysl, Adie Gray, Charles Milspansh and Drus-
rists generally throughout tho city. Alan hy Todd
Christian, Petersburg: D. n. Lyman, Lynchbnrr; Kns
Toy, Norfolk; DR.. l.. Caanni, WILLIAMSBURG :.
Es'A ordera addressed 70 e. BAKER. kRirhraond
Va, viii rocs'se ptussFt attention. no is
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pRI&E BACON SIDES, SHOULDERS
j AND JoLEs, for sale by
do JOIN II. CLAIBORNE,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WIDow-Mdnne Merdeizahon
BkrtSag1y, die widow Of the la.e IlusErjous corn-
poser, has jost died at Frankfort, at the age OF
tnirtya'e She has lex four orphans, all Offender
years
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SIR HUDSON LOVES HISTORY of
~ the captivity of Napoleon at St. Helena, frorl
the letters and journals of the late Lieut. Gen Sir
Hudson Lowe, aud official documents not before
Elade public, by William Forsyhe. If a, late fellow
OF THutsy College, Cambridge. in ? vols price 81 Is
O'Eears's History OK the same 2 yois-S2
SUsh Times IN Alabama, vol-fI g
Memoir. Of John Abernethy, +. T. s., with
view Of his lectures writings ard Character, by Geo
Ma siiwsin. + r {. S-Sl
Liberia hr. Peyton's Experiments, edited by
Mira. g J. Hale, yoi.-price 75c
Harrl's Ladder to Learning go cuts75G
Also, q general assortment Of fancy illustrated
BoOkE for children, suitable for the approaching Holi
days, daily receiving and or sale by
de Ia A MORRIS 81 Min strest.
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VA ANIEU-A second hand Engine, suit
w able for Saw Aiill ct not less than Ii horse
power JNO. w. WRIGHT,
d96 Dock
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I'll EGATIVE ELECTRIC FLUID.-
" DIX. \. W SEAr-I have tried the Negative
Electric Find. have been afflicted with Noar8lgia
aud nervous headache for many years, and could
getEfle Til used this medicine. For reducing fe-
yers and quoting all nervous irTitabty and excite
meut, equslzing the circulation, promoting persirs
ton, sc, do eheertuily recommend it 20 tie act-
ed. My children were attacked III the measles,
aud had trouble in reducing the fever with the
Eluid. They got well without 4 lingering cough,
weak eyes, &c. &c, is often the ebse in thu mea
SEES. It's efficacy ia most wonderful in reducing ali
aTteria4 excitement. Very teEpecttully,
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October 2 1852.
For particulars and proofs see pamphlets, to be haa
gratis of the Agents.
Price % cents and 81 per hottie. For sale by
de LIT PURCELL. LADD i co.
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EFUTLEMY, &o--I&Iiy 10 Eazors, u
~ qlc.ieg gnd styles warranted.
tFiGs & Butchers RaGo1s, al qualities and stSiSa
"kzlagtzc.
E..-i.4as ard ether 8saozs
E.le ?1caac Cutlery I'll kicds.
DO bcisgars, do,
SOdger Il Sons' SCISSORS.
Sczsofa ~ cs1ds asaoFisd.
Knives, 10 GO
To. h1.ve. and FORKS FoZ sale Icy
ZIMM gghfAN,
dzs Corner Nsin and l2th stretFF.
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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-04-14

An ounce of tsct Is worth pound Of theory;
and the swarm of conclusive facts that cluster
round that incompatible preparation, HOohand's
German Bilters, prepared by DR.. G. M. Jackson
Philadelphia, estao ished itsvalue as tonic and
restorative, are such as would prevent incredu-
lily itself from questioning its efficacy In all
cases Of disease OF stomach, whether acute or
chronic, II may be recommended for Its sooth'
ing, cordial, and renOvating influence. Dys-
pepsia, heartburn, loss of appetite, Nausea ner'
vous tremors, relaxation, debility, &c' are re-
Iieyed, by the Bitters in verv short space O.
time, and perseverance in their use never iaiI'
to work thoroun cure
Oct. II, 80
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Nofiec lu Chnucery.

NAMES WILSON, William G. Wilson,
~ Edward X Wilson, James Grfiis and Mar
garet his wife, late Margaret Wilson, James L.
Clark and William &. Clark, Ezra Fleehart
and Eliza his wife, late Eliza Wilson, Jared g..
Strong and ane r. his wife, late Jane Wilson,
Sabin Grifiis and Mefia his wife. late Maria
Wilson, and Martha Heath, late Martha VIII
son, are hereby notified, thai on the 30th day oi
September, A. D. 1859, jesse CartIich Of Jack :.
son county, Ohio, flied IN the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, of said Jackson COUNTY, bill IN
chapcery against them, the defendants above
named. the object and prayef II which bill is,
TO obtain from said defendants, heirs Of William
Wilson deceased, the specific perloImaIce Of q
certain agreement entered into by the said VIII.
son in his life time, with one John Botkin land
by him assigned, to Joseph Baker aud Samuel
ScooIey, and now held by coinplainaht,) for the
convey ance Of one hundred aud forty acres
Of land, being part OF the South Fast quarter
Of section twenty eight, In township eight, and
Of Range nineteen, after taking twenty acres of
of the South East corner oil said quarter sec
tion," and that they may be peTpetualy enj0ln
cd and restrained from proceeding in certain
suit in ejectment therein set forth, and the said
defendants are further notified, that unless they
appear, and plead, answer, or demur to the saiC
bill within sixty days after the next term o
said court, the said Jesse Cartlch at the tern
next after the expiration of said sixty days
will, apply to said court to take the matters 0
the bills as confessed, and to decree thereof
accordingly.
o. f. MOORE, & T. r. STANLEY
Solicitors for complainant.
Anri, 7th '53-G "
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GRNEEEskES.

TETHE undersigned have received from New
II Orleans Pr. late arrivals.
6Sl Hhds n. o. Sugar.
2l35 Bpis n. o. MoIasses.
200 hall barrels, DO.
G6 Barrels Sugar House, 60.
10 BIS, Sugar House Syrup.
q Bbls golden Syrup.
~ half bbls, do.
lI6 Bbls Loaf pu!verized and crushed Sugars
Sc Boxes white HavannAh Sugar
G5 Tierces Rice.
We have also on hands, a large and fresh stOcs
Of Teas Just received from the East
nI,::o and Jaws Coffee,
six twists, KY, tobacco, cut and dry tobacco.
Virginia tobacco, S5 pounds of all qualities.
Mackerel, no, 2 & 3, in barrels and half barrels
Goldfish, Saaratus, Spices, Dyestufls.
Bedcords COlton Yarncs, Soap, Candies, &c.
&c, Sc, &c.
All ofwhich they offer for sale on accOmmo
dating terms, at the regular wholesale Cincin
natl prices CHAS. A NJ. DAMARlN, e. Co
Portsmouth, March, "a '53-tf
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JOHN II. STEPHENaoN,

JOHN H. STEPHENSON,
Us Petition for Partition.
SYLVESTER WILEY and Jackson Com Pleas.
JAMES HILLS. Jr.
SYLVESTER WILEY, and James Hills Jr,
y of the State of Connecticut, will take no.
tice, that petition was filed against them on
the 18th day of April, A. D., 1853, in the Court
of Common Pleas, within AMI for the county OF
jackson, and State of Ohio, by John H. Ste;
phenson, and is now pending, wherein the san
John H. Stephenson, demands partition, of the
following real estate, to wit; The West half OF
the North East quarter, o section number thr.
ty-six, in Township number seven, and Of
Range number eighteen, containing eighty
acres, more or less, aud that at the next term Of
said court, application will be made, by the sale
John II. Stephenson, for an order that partition
may be made of said premises.
JOHN II. STEPHENSON, by
H S BUNDY, his Atty.
April, 18th, 1855
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Gnnrdinn,s snlc Of real Estate.

IN pursuance of an order of the Court of Pro-
III bate, within and for the county of jackson,
and State of Ohio, shall offer at public sale,
ON the 9th day of May, 1853, between 10 A. NJ,
and4 p. M, Of said day, on the premises, the
following real estate situate in jackson county,
and known and described as follows, towt {;
Commencing on the South side of the South East
quarter of Section No. 0, Township No. 6, of
Range No. H. five chains west cf the South
Fast corner Of said section six, thence running
West Z 50 chains, and from these two points
running by two parallel lines North through
said quarter section, containing thirty acres
Also. the following situate in Lawrence county,
Ohio: The East half of the North; West quarter
Of the North East quarter Of section No, two
Township No. four Of Range No. eighteen, con
/ tanning twenty acres, which last named tract is
charged with the dover of Sally Romines, late
sally Faulkner. Said lands to be sold as the
property of Thomas B. Faulkner, minor
TrTHis of sale, half cash in hand, and the
residue in one year, with interest from the day O
sale, to be secured by personal security, ,anc
deed to be made on full payment Of the purchase
money. ,,. /.
MAckLEY lor re'r' THOMAS B. FAUlKNrn.
April 9Th, 1853,
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500 vi r n
WAN r { .!
WE WISE TO EMPLOY
InsOlycnt's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that John Plum
~ mer has made application 10 Inc, for
the benefit Of the act, passed by the Legisla.
ture Of the State Of Ohio for the relief Of insol
vent debtors that on or before the first day oi
the next term, the Court Of Common Pleas for
Jackson county, | viii return to said court
copies Of the proceedings he'd by and before me-
in the said application, when and where the sale
applicant will be further examined, and tie
rights of his creditors heard Ia the premiseB
Dated this 3ist, day Of March. A. d. 1853.
JOHN J. HOFFMAN,
Master COmr. for J Co.
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PHILADELPHIA, April II

LllLhDLhi ma NhPAAi 80
This morning, in the Supreme Court,
Chief Justice Black delivered an opinion
III reference to the right of County Com
missioners of Philadelphia county, to sub
scribe two millions of dollars to the Sun
bury and Erie Railroad, granting writ of
injunction. He holds that the action of
Commissioners appropriating public mon
ey to the purchase of railroad stocks, and
to create a"publc debt, without the con-
sent of the County Board, is illegal
WASHINGTON, April IL,
We learn from undoubted authority,
that no changes of Cabinet officers were
submitted to the Senate to-day. All ru-
mors to the contrary groundless. The
reported breach, if it had any foundation,
has heen healed. Buchanan's appoint
ment is the only thing of consequence.
Other papers sent in simply corrected or
thography of two or three petty appoint
ments. Buchanan was Immediately in
formed, and it is said accepts.
New YORK, April II.
The boiler in the dredging machine at
the navy yard exploded this morning,
killing the engineer and fireman, Sew
eral Others were blown into the water and
badly injured.
CINCINNATI, April II.
Several large brick buildings on 5th St,
east of Walnut, were destroyed by fire on
Sunday morning. Loss $3O,OOO-prin'
cipally insured.
WASHINGTON, April II.
The President has re-convened the
Senatc-many about leaving the city
were aroused from their slumbers las
night, by the Sergeant-at-Arms summon
ing them to meet to-day at twelve. Re
organization of Cabinet understood to bC
the occasion. 1t is rumored that Marcy
has resigned. Gushing to take his place
Dobbin Attorney Generalship; Stockton
Navy.
Ctxc1NNA1f, April IL.
The markets present no new features
and are generally quiet. Flour $3.50 tt
1915 Whisky 1870. Bacon in gooc
demand at 7c for sides, and 81 to St fo
shoulders. 800 bbls melasses sold at 26c
In other articles nothing worthy Of no
tice.
New York, April II.
Flour-S.a,e, $4.62; Ohio, $4.75 t.
s4.63, heavy. Wheat-Genesee, $l.25
quiet; 10000 bushels western, at S1.15
deliverable on the lst of May. 25,00(
bushels yellow corn at &c, wanted, 5O(
bbls prison whisky at 224c, steady
Beef steady. Lard firm.
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EONH Mackley Guordisn Of John Kely's
81 heirs, R obert Aiken Guardian Of Thoma
McDOugal and John McDougaI, James r omine
Guardian of Martha Ellen Lambert, and Hughe
Lambert, and Enos Jennings Administrator o
John Darr, have each flied in the oI'ce Of tn,
Probate Judge within and for the county o.
Jackson in the State of Ohio, All accoun; dnC
vouchers for settlement which accounts will b,
for hearing on this first monday in May next.
JACOB WESTfALL Probate Judge.
Jackson April ith, SO
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MAPLE SUGAR.-At a late meeting of
the Farmers Club of New York, an arti-
Gle was read on the subject of maple su-
gar, and of its great Importance as enc of
the products Of our country. By the late
census it appears that the production OF
maple sugar in this country, in 1850, was
within small fraction of thirty-four mil
liens of pounds, An orchard of maple
trees has been found acre for acre with
the sugar-cane, in producing sugar and
molasses.
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The steamer Seabird was sent in search
of her She was to have connected with
the steamer Northern Light, which left
New York on the Goth January. She was
last seen on the 18th February, of Cape
Lucas. Hopes are entertained that she
put into some intermediate port,
BALTIMORE, April 7th.
The Maryland legislature to-day, pass
ed the bill Incorporating the Conncllsvillc
and Pittsburgh Railroad.
The Rev Bacoobaker, rector of st.
Luke's Episcopal Church of this city, has
resigned and joined the church of Rome
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sale OC KenI EstatC

IN pursuance of an order of the Court of Pro-
bate, within and for the County of jackson,
and State of Ohio, shall offer at public sale, on
the 9th day of May, 1853, between 10, A. M. and
A P. NJ of said day, on the premises, the fol-
lowing real estate, situate in jackson county
and known and described as follows, to-wlt;
Commencing on the South side of the South
East quarter of section No. six, Township No
six, of Range No. seventeen, 1880 chains from
the South-E corner of said section; thence
running West 1910 chains, and from these
points running by two parallel lines North
through the said South East quarter Of the Sec
tion aforesaid, containing 40 and sixty-fve hnn
dredths ceres.
Said land to be sold as the property of Danie
Faulkner, minor. Terms Of sale, one half casl
in hand, and the other half in one year, with in
terest from the day of sale, to be secured by per
sonal security, and deed to be made on full pay
ment of the purchase money.
e,.p,p. GAMES RoMINEs, guar'n. o
AAo'LET' lor fesf' jDANIEL faulkner.
April 5th, 1853.
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Sale of RcnI Estate by Order of Court.

Sale of Real Estate by Order of Court.
ON the 7th day of Mayo A, d. 1853, at one
" o'clock P. NJ. of said day, at the door of the
Court House, in the town Of Jackson, in jackson
county, Ohio, will be sold to the highest bidder,
the following real estate, as the property. Of
William NJ. Cissna dcceascd-to-wit Out-Lot
number thirty, in the north half of said town of
Jackson, in said county, not subject to any dover
estate Appraised at two hundred and fifty dol
lars. Terms of sale onc.thrd cash in hand, one
third in one year, and the residue in two years,
with interest on.tho deferred payments, and deed
to be made upon full payment of purchase mon
ey and interest.
LEVI DUNCAN, and
HARMON CESSNA, Adms'r, Of
Vim. M. CESSNA, decd.
April, 7th, SO.
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T w O III N d r D
MEM WANTED.

XKTE wish to employ T,oO Hundred Men 20
w work on the Grade and Masonry, on
Sections Nos. s to l. inclusive, north east of the
town of jackson, on the JACKSON AND
NEWARK EXTENSION of the
=. s. HI! V. RAILROAD,
For which we will pay the highest prices, in
cash, paid on public works in this part of the
State.
The work is situated in the most healthy part
of the State, and is desirable location for la
boring men
Payments will be made every thirty days.
NJ. STERNBERGER,
?. PICKREL,
J. j. HOFFMAN.
Jackson G. H., Jackson County, 0.
April 7th, '53-H.
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Notice TO Stockholders.

OFFICE SCIoTo E H. v. r. r Co.,
Portsmouth, April 9Th, 1853.
FNHE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders Of
Il the Scioto d Hooking Valley Railroad
Company, will be held at their office in Ports
mouth, on Wednesday, the llth of May next,
for the purpose of electing Directors for the en-
suing year, and for the transaction of such other
business as may come before them.
J.V. ROBINSON, Pres't.
Anril Ii t12-td