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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-03

CAMUEL d. DENOON, Bell and Brass
~ Founder, on Main, between 9Th and 9Th streets.
Richmond, Va, continues to carry ON the above bu
sinessin all its various branches
BELLS for churches, ships railroads. tsverns and
all kinds Of house bells made to order.
From the large number of Bells that have made
in the last 20 years. and their superior tone and quail
ty. can assure my friends that they equal to
any made in this country. | shall always keep on
hand regular supply Of ell kind of Bells. &c.
" All kinds OF REPAIRING in the Brass Foun-
dry business promptly attended to.
q Bell, Brass and all the various kinds of Meta
liciCASTINGS done at the shortest notice and tho
lowest rates.
N. B.-The highest prceIpaid for OLD COPPER
and BRASS je l5-3mA
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CLOTHING, CLOTHING.-At No. 81

.LOIhINU, CLOI fiIN0.-At NO. %
~ Main street.
FINE sEAsoNABLE CLOTHING.
Now being sold to close out our goods, and q We
intend to reduce the stock all parties wishing to pur
chase Will find our assortment good and prices cheap.
cheap. cheap!l.
There lie no humbug in this, for the stock must be
sold and we invite attention to the various styles of
let and Silk Coats.
Also, good assortment of Pants consisting of the
usual les qualities and coors of Cashmere toaet
er with White, Brown Duck and Fancy Linen Pants
AL OF which are going going. at small figure.
Also, alarge assortment of Brown, White and Fam
ferent styles of Marseilles.
The goods must be sold
GkOSHONG. TUPMAN l. CO.,
Three doors below Purcell, Ladd L Co.'S
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The LUMBER TRADE of this city ID getting
to Be large and profitable one, and those persons
engaged ID b deserve some special action of the
City Counci % - to enable them to conduct their
business Ia legitimate manner, without being sub
jected to the petty annoyances imposed by the
dnances preventing the obstruction Of streets If
lumber merchant permits his timber to remain on
| the wharves. basin bank or streets, longer than
twenty four hours be h liable 20 = fne; and the
Mayor OF the city 10 compelled 10 impose Il, how
ever unjust he may deem the act.
Those who know any thing ut the lumber trade
/ win readily see how difficult It u TO comply with
this ordinance, under the following circumstances
boat arrives In the bssin In the morning loaded
with timber, and the boatman anxious to get rid
OF his load, at once commence deposifing II on the
bank. Let him work ever 90 Enthusiastically, il will
take him the greater portion of two days to deliver
IT, and then the purchaser before having Il remov-
cd mus 1t al measured, which viii occupy the
greater portion of the third day-so that according
20 the ordinance he 10 Unable before he has ren1oy.
| ed the first piece, and the fine may be increased
/ every twenty-four hours while particle of the
lumber il LEFT, notwithstanding the fact that he has
spared eff IT'S to get II to his yard as speedily al
possible Thus it will be seen than an enforcement
of the present ordinance amounts to prohibition of
the lumber trade In the city, for no man will en-
gage 10 Il with the Tact staring him in the face that
he 10 to be fined heavily before he fairly becomes
| possessed ofthe article
i The ordinance preventing the obstruction of the
streets Is all right and proper, In general way,
but that portion of it relating to the lumber trade
should be amended, 30 a. to give persons engaged
In that business fair opportunity of conducting It,
without hazarding violation of the laws of the
city. This can readily be done, by specifying GER
tain places TOR the landing of lumber on the Basin
and st Rockets, and BY allowing ample time for
| it, removal
The Commissioners OF Streets have power to
grant persons the of portion of the streets for
certain purposes and when applied to, are not apt
reject proper applications but is neither right
nor proper that they should be called upon to say
i who may and who may not store lumber for q sta
ted period on the Basin banks and we trust there
fore, that the Council will amend the ordinance
- to relieve them from that responsibility, and at
the same time grant to the lumber dealers of the
city, oil necessary privileges to enable them to car.
i growth and prosperity Of Richmond.
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JOB PRINTING, CHEAP, FOR CASH.
~ The DISPATCH JOB OFFICE, ON Governor
Street 10 extensively prepared to execute every de-
scnption of PRINTING on very superior Power
Presses and new Type, at extraordinary low prices
for cash.
CARDS printed very cheap, on one of the last fast
Presses. my IL
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DEV. DIR. CUMMINGS WORKS, q
III the new Bookstore, Kent Square.
The Tent and The Altsr-75c.
Scripture Readings-75c.
Voices Of the Desd-75c,
The Church before the Flood-7sce
Voices OF the Night-75c. $1,000
Voices Of the Day-75c.
Benediction of the Bile sed Lirs-75c
Lectures on Romsnism-75c.
Do. Parables-75c
De. Apocalypse. First Series-75c.
Do. do. Second Seriss-75c
Do. Daniel-75c
Do. Miracles-75c
Heavenly Home; by Harbsush 75c.
Heaven, or the Sainted Dead by Harbsush-75c
Heavenly Recognition; by Ha, baugh-75c.
Sepulchres of our Departed; by Anspach-$l.
Religion of the Mortimer; by Keyser-3l.5O.
Chalmer5 Life and Writings; vois.-S4
Do. Correspondeuce-$1
Life of Rev DR.. Alexander-$2 50.
suS-3t VIM. A. BUFFERS l57 Main st.
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GAS FITTING, STEAM PIPING
N ROOFING, &c.-Ba ving just received from the
North a large stock of Materials am now prepared
to put up GAS FIXTURES, STEAM PIPES for
warming houses and to cover buildings with Tin or
sny kind of metal in the best msnner reasonable
prices, and with despatch
have now secured the services Of q number ofex.
cellent worknen in the various brauche of my bus-
mesa and therefore solicit orders from all who have
work to execute. Persons having work In my line
will ind It to their advantage to give cali at my
and Cary.
! fA It's CHARLES Fl. LANGlEY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-03

RRANDY.-20 halfpipes LIST proof Bran
II dy, in store and for sale by
aus WILLIAMS & BROTHER
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THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS

Persons leaving home tor the Virginia
Springs and other Summer retreats, can have
the Daily Dispatch mailed to them Cor any
length Of time they may want Il.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-03

nUVAL'S CHOLERA AND DIAR-
II RHGA MIXTURE. neUey fails to cure Cholera
and Diarrhs when taken in the early stages of these
complaints 1t Is one of the most efectual remedies
offered to the public for the above diseases
Every person should take the precaution to keep q
bottle of this valuable medicine hand. Pre- pared
and sold Wholesale and retail by
aus ALEX DOVAL, l55 Main It,, Richmond.
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old VIRGINIA NEVER TIRES

GUNNER DRESS GOODS AT COST.
~ Our .tock of Summer Dress Goods being very
large, we will in order to reduce them before the
season 10 over, offer them at cost.
All 10 want of the above goods would do we'll to
examine stock before purchasing. Most of our
Dress Goods purchased late in the season In tho
Northern markets. at prices much lower than they
could have been purchased earlier in the season.
je 22-tsif HART 4 MOSES
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DICOT'S ANTI-CHOLERA kEME-
Il DY This speedy and certain Gu e for Diarrhea
Dysintery, Cholera Morbus Colics Cramps. Gripping
and Pains in the Stomach, IL acknowledged by thou.
sands who have tried it and seen it used be one
of the best and most reliable ienedies in use.
Testimonials of the highest character have been
repeatedly offered, affirming to its extraordinary eff
cacy, even in the worst stages of disease.
Prepared only BY
aus E J. PICOT e. CO., Druggists.
/ ICORICE, &c
II so cases Inesperada Mass LICORICE
so do BanaIco Stick do.
1000 lbs prime black TOEQUA BEANS
Ashton's SALT-prme sacks
Crushed and Brown SUGARS
Box and Lining NAILS. For sale by
aus SAML AYREy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-03

WOOL DEPOT.-We have determined
w to open in this city, in connection with our
present business Wool Depot for the sale of Wool
and have engaged the services of Mr.. JOHN WA
TERHOUSE. the former efficient Agent of the
sary. will be devoted exclusively to this business
All Wool received viii be graded that each pur-
compelled to buy such Is will not answer his pur-
poses.
There is grown in Virginia a sufficient quantity of
Wool. concentrated and graded. to attract the at
tenton of manufacturers and dealers to mark ct
and hope to succeed In establishing good market
for the wool grower near home.
For particulars, see our circulars
CRENSHAW & CO.,
Grocers and Commission Merchants,
lie q Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-03

ITO MILLERS.-Ih have one of Leonard
Il Smiths Troy, N " celebrated patent SMUT
MACHINES For sale low.
ans SAML AYRES
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-03

LAIR BRUSHES, SOAPS, &c-Hsir
IL ushes, with Rosewood, Satinwood, Buffalo
b Urn and KNITTED Backs; elegant She'll Tuca Combs
of the la test patterns; Ivory Dressing She'll dol Buff
faio horn do; India-Rubber Dressing Combs Fine
tooth do, of Shell and Ivory, extra quality; LOWS
Brown Windsor and any other Toilet Soap of most
every quality, fer sale by
aus ZIMMERMAN.
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CUGAR.-l50 bbls. Crushed Sugar.
$50 $50 A do. Porto Rico, part prime.
40 do. Powdered
$50 do Coffee Sugar, A., B. and c., from vari
Gus refneries. For sale by
aus LEWIS WEBB SON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-03

Culver PLATED CASTORS, &C.
- Elegant Silver plated Revolving Casters, with
cut glass Bottles; Britar mia do; Coffee Crus Tea
and Coffee Pot Silver plated Walters Nut Cracks;
Nut Picks Fish Knife and Fork; Sugar Scoops; do
Tongs; Nippers; Shutters and Ira TO MATCH Table
and Dessert Forks and Spoons with double plate and
on the best Albats ware, will bear inspection and
wear well. For sale By
r M. ZIMMERMAN
aus Corner Main and 18th sts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-03

CHARLES w. SNOW, SHIP BRoxEH
" AND Commission MERCHANT, I'd door from the
corner Of Goth and Water SITS, on the Dock.
Attends particularly, to the sale of Eastern Lime
Platter Hay. James River Hydraulic Cement, kc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-03

~ SHIP.-The copsrtnership heretofore existing
between SANDERSON, CROUCH HOOPER,
was dissol, ed on the 25th ult. The business will
hereafter be conducted uIder the name of CROUCH
l. HOOPER.
All lawful business transacted by the former firm,
will be settled by the undersigned
eu S-2m CROUCH l. HOOPER.
CPICES, GO, FOR PICKING AND
~ PRESERVING -Allspice, Cloves, Mace, Nut
megs, Celery Seed, White Mustard Seed Black Mus
tard Seed, Race Ginger, W hite Ginger Black Pep
per White Pepper, Long Pepper. Turrneric, &c. Il G.
Fresh suppl ~ received and for sale by
CHARLES MILLSPAUGH Druggist,
aus q East Main ct.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-03-07

Francis Nash, Exctntfix Of Jomcsl
Nash, decchscd, against John Nash
Eliza Rcbccca Nash, nieimarried
with Mcdson Collinr, 'Elvila Nash
nicrmaricd with Wallace Lewis The state
Jane Ellen Nash Intemarried with of Ohio
Michael Floyd, Thomas Jefferson Lnwrenc
Nash, James NASH, Susan Frnncis County,
Nash, Rachel Mash, Jcnma Nash C,un Of
n.cimnrried with Ira Slater, foffull Ptoba'e
ace, VIM II II Nah, and Francis
Marion Nash im,nors and heirs nj
law of James Nash, deceased
The above Matted defendants are notified
that on ibc Path day of February, a ID 1891,
snid plainiifT filed in the Court OF Probate with.
in and for the C,uh,y OF Lawrence and Safe OF
Ohio. her petition, the object and prayer Of
which is 10 Cbta ain an 0rscr in said Court, 10
sell for the pa, mcnt Of debts of deccdcnt, the
following real estate, situate in said county. TO
wit. one hundred and sixty acres o! lonl in The
Ohio Company's purchase, part Of lot No. 1913.
in Township No. 2 ofRange No. Is, being n
part Of section No. 81, aud the south bali OF
the irac, of land conveyed by David Robert.
son. 10 said james NASH, deceased, on the Dist
of August, lSi5, by decd recorded in volume
10, pages - and lG ofthe records Of deeds in
said county, and that Tie same will l0tOr hear.
ing in Prol atc, Cur. of ia'd Couny on
Wednesday the 29lh day OF March 1851, and
that unless the said defendants, or some one o
them, shall appear and make defence, an or
der will then be taken for The sale Of sad prom
ises for the purpose aforesaid.
1EET& IAWLEY.
Feb 81 1851 Attorneys for Fetr.
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NOTICE.

There will be petition presented TO the
Board of County Commissioners at their next
regular ueeting, for County Road, as follows
To commence at the bridge across Indian Guy
an, near VIM. Browns in Windsor township,
Lawrence county; thence on the east side o
said Browns field nearest the said bridge unit
opposite his dwelling house, thence down
through said feldto the end ofa lane at that
place; thence directly back again through tht
field to the last mentioned point; thence the
nearest and best way to Archibald Thomas
stable; thence, nearest and best way to VIM
Pinkerman's; thence, rearest and best way tc
intersect the road leading from baskerville to
Wakefields mill.
February 7th 1851. 81
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Sale Of Real Estate.

LAWRENCE PROBATE COURT.
Margaret Sh0pe and William Shope,
Administrators OF VIM. Slope decd,
versus
Margaret Shope Widow, Martha
Shopc, Mary Shopc intermnrricd with
John Rnwl'ns; M1hala Shote, Inter Petition
married with Daniel IIalleitiiat; John TO sell
Shopc, Elizabeth Shoyr, ih,rrmaried : Lands
with William Thompson; william
Shope,J Shope; Tim Slope (of full
ngc,j and Sarah Ann Shope and Roda
Shope, linIunls,) heirs at law Of VIM
Shope deceased aud Asa Clark hold.
er OF the legal title TO last t.act Of
land in petition mentioned. M
On the ed day February A. ID. 1854, at one
O'Clock in the afternoon, and on the prem.s.
IN Washington Township, Lawrence County
Ono, will esOll 10 the highest bidder, clear
Of Dover, the following Real Estate, as the
properly Of william Shopc deceased, TO- wit;
The North half Of the Sjutll East gu arer of
Section thirty six 1851 in Township four 4, and
range eighteen ls, containing eighty acres and
sixty-onc hundrcdlhs Of an acre SO-6i, appfai
scd 10 the SUN Of four hundred dollars, $500.
Terms Of sfle ere cash in hand, two hundred
and thirty six dollars and sixty cents, S236,60
and the interest on said sum from the 80 day
orDeccmber, A ID, 1853, 10 the day Of sale; and
the residue in SIX months with interest from the
day of sale, oil secured by Mortgage deed on the
lands so sold, or other sufficient surety. Aud
notice is hereby given tc the above named de.
PENDANTS that said petitioners will ask the said
CJur,, on the 2slh day of February next, 10 con-
finn said sale; 10 award, and order payment u
the said Asa Clarke. the holder of the legal ii.
tie; and decree, that said Asa Clarke convey
said legal title TO the purchaser or purchasers
in The lands aforesaid. MAnGAnrr SiiopE, AL
Jan. q, 1851. WM. SIorE, Adm'r.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-03-07

HAS now on hand, and is constantly receiving
a good assortment of Music and Musical lnstrl-
ments, such as Accordeons, Flutes, Flies, Vic.
Inns, Guitars, Banjos, C.arionct,s, Flageoleis,
One tay, eight day and alarm clocks, watches,
iewelry Of the best quality. The very best OF
Cigars and Tobacco, PerGumcry Of all kinds,
Confectionery. Fancy Groceries, Glassware,
Notions, Blank Books and Stationery, Pictures
and Frames, of all sizes, plain or gill, Sealed
Measures and Weights, Dried and Foreign
Fruits, Nuts. Fine Shirts, Cravats, Eortmon,
les, Hobby Horses. Toy Wheelbarrows and
Wagons, and tops of every description, and a
great many other articles too numerous to men-
ton. Marcl 1851
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PAIMIINl!, GiRAlNlMG, &r
s:s:N & S:sss%'a:sTg.

WOULD respectfully announce TO the citizens
of lronton, that they have this day entered in
10 copartnership, in the above business, and
purpose carrying il in all its vnriou' branches,
such as HOUSE, SIGN d Fancy PAINTING, GRAIN
Iyg, MARDIiSG 4 PAPER HANGING. From the cy-
pericncc Of or 10 years, and the success we
have heretofore met with, we feel safe in war
ranting general satisfaction 10 those who may
favor us with their patronage. All work en-
trusted to our care, shall be punctually attend
cd To. We are determined 10 DO our work IN Il
style not 10 be surpassed by any Painter in the
place. We intend to carry on the business in
a different style from what it has been here
yet. From attention TO business, and good
work, We hope TO meet "A liberal share Of the
public patronage.
Enquire at Harris g. Wanens' Grocery, on
Fourth Street. J. q. SrEEN,
Feb. %, 1854. NJ. NJ. BOSWORTH.
REFERENCES.
] A Richey, Of Ironton. A Bender, ST., Pitbg.
5 Richards, do J. Bissel, do
NB Particular attention paid to Grainin
* Fancy Painting.
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Terrific Explosion.

Hartford c.. March 0.-'fhere wo,
an explosion Of the stcam boiler yester,
day. in FaIes & Gray's Car Factor,
which was terrific and lr;ghlfully disas.
trous. The blacksmith shop was dc.
stroyed, and the engine room badly
Shattered, as well as the main building
There were over 900 personns at VOL,
In the part Of tho building in which the
EXPULSION occurred. The shock was
terrific, wreHchins tho powerful machn:
cry, breaking .imbers and prostralina
the walls. A large number OF the work.
men were buried beneath the ruins
Nine Persons were Instantly killed, and
seven have since died, and many more
Of the injured are not expected to sur.
vive.
The boiler was new one, of fifty
morse power, and was made in the best
manner.
There were over three hundred per.
sons employed in the building. bu, those
KILLED were chiefly. employed in ths
blacksmith shop, The scene after the
explosion isTrepresented as meurnful In
the extreme. Hundreds of the wives
and children Of the workmen rushed tc
the ruins, The bodies Of the dead are
10 ribly mutilated, in many instance:
SO much so that it is difficult 10 recos
nize them. The whole number of woun
ded exceeds fifty. The Coroners in
quest has hcen holding all day on the
affair.
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Special Master Commissioners SaIe.

10y virtue ola certain order Of sale to me di.
ID recied from the C,lrt Of Common Pleas
for the County Of Law renee and Siaie of Ohio
will oiicr ior sale at the door Of the Court
House. III lrontUn, on the 7th day Of March
next, at one O'Clock, NJ, Of said day the fol-
Owing Real Estate, situate in the county of
Lawrence, and described as follows, TO wit 1;
The W of Lot No. I33. and part of the T.! of
No. 1i1, in the Ohio Companies purchase, in
ownslIip No. one |, and range No. fifteen IS,
bounded as follows, TO witt Beginning on the
S W corner al II Sycamore on the bank of the
Ohio River, 10 inches in diameter thence No.
g. " o63 links to a stake, thence; thence due
tothe + and w line, 10 swamp oak three
inches in diameter S IS : WS Links to black
gum IL inches in diameter 50o E33 links to a
stake, at the corner thence S 10 maple on the
bank of the Ohio River, thence along The bank
of the river to the place of beginning, contain.
ing6O acres more or less, and being in breadth L
and W IL chains and ~ links, appraised al
236c--to be sold as the property OF the Ad-
mlnistrat"r and Heirs of Hector Prichard. de
ceascd, to satisfy said ordlr in favor Of =
Smith CHAS. W SIMMONS
Jan "a, lS5i SrHcrAL MAsrEI
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PITTSBURGH, Pa,
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.


Hon. JAMES IrcnASAN, Hon. WALTER u. I.owRIE
:. Noss, NJ 81 " Ii.MrTsy. SS, " ~ G~rxJ.K. Moonrsp %
PnSciYAL--P. Durf, Author of BIT's Book
Keeping &c.
This is admitted TO be- the most extensive and
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the United States. Four active assistants are
constantly employed in the Book Keeping
clCss. The Principal is the only teacher Of
Book Keeping in the Western States, former
ly known as an extensive merchant and ship
owner, (see circular p5.) His professional
experience thus enables him to give CONNER
cial students an insight into actual business
which other teachers have no means Of i'm.
parting. His commercial training embraces
upwards of 400 real business transactions
drawn from every department Of inland and
shipping business. Nearly 800 commercial
calculations, embracing all abbreviated meth.
DDS in use among American and European
merchants: PENMANRHir, embracing a per-
feet command o(thc pen by the hand and arm
movements. DAILY LECTURES on Commercial
Law, Political Economy, Commercial Sciences
the theory, profits, & the art ofmaking money.
Dnfrs bookkeeping, lIarpers edition. price
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Duif.s Steamboat book keeping, price 81 pos.
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Send for circularby mail dec 10
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Sellers Cough Syrup Cannot be
Recomm ended too Highly,

WADswonrm, Medina, ca. Ohio Feb. u. 1852.
AR. X Il Selcrs;-l have sold all the ".m.
pcfal Cough syrup your agent left with me,
ana should like To have more Of il. We have
used your syrup in our miles, ami can safely
pronounce 1.-THE best Cough Medicine we have
ever known, and cannot recommend it too
highly TO all those who are afflicted with coughs
OF colds, as speedy and certain cure.
s BLOCKER, Postmaster:
Bach. Slater,
Little. d Gcisnger.
The above is strong testimony, and offer cd
without solicitation, in bchnlfof the best cough
medicine of the day.
BTPreparcd by X f Sellers, Pittsburgh. Pa.
Sid By Moxley and Barber, J Morris, Iron.
ton, Ohio, and by merchants generally
Jan l. 1854.
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ROAD NOTICE.

THE public is hereby notified that at the
next regular meeting Of the board Of Commission
ers for Lawrence County, commencing the first
Monday in March next; n petition will be pre-
sented to said board, to vacate that portion of
the county road, extending along the Ohio Riv-
er, from Perry Chapel, point OH said road, to
the right bank Of Lick Creek; near George G
Weavers; and also to view and lay out road
from Perry Chapel, the most suita5 5le and best
course to the foot of the hill, thence the near.
est and best course to said left bank of Lick
Creek
Jan 80, 1854
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JAMES b. COOPER, the last survivor
Of Lees Legin," SO celebrated in the
Revolution, a Commander in the u. S.
Navy, died in Haddonfeld, N. Y. on the
9th instant, at the advanced age of 90
years. He was at the battles of Stony
Point, Paulus Hook, GuilIord Court
House, and Eutaw Springs. He assisted
at the capture of Forts Mott, Watson,
CRANKY. Gulphin, and Augusta, in
South Carolina and Georgia, elso, al
Ninety Six.