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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-03


ceived this morning from the Senate for The purpose Of
king House bills He was influenced that by
sense of thu justice OF acting upon some Of the House
bills that have been lying the table for long time.
messrs, HkYmoSD STAPLES, WHITE KoIyER JACKSON and
BRowS addrcssed the House the subject, when Mr.
DU.H called the previous question: which sustained
and the main question being ordered the House agreed
pass by the consideration of Senate bills and proceed
with the consideration of House bills.
The SPEAKER proceeded call upon standing commit
| for reports, when
Mr. STAPLES of Patrick from Committee for Courts
OF Justice reported without amendment bill providing for
the voluntary ensavement Of Willis and Andrew free per
soma Of color Of the county OF Lunenburg.
Mr. KEEPER gave notice Of intention offer resolu.
on 10 morrow" TO rescind an amendment rules
Gently adopted requiring vote OF tWOhirds 10 consider
any business ont Of regular order.
Senate bill Incorporating the Kanawha Valley Rail
Road and Ohio River Bridge Company came up It's third
reading.
Mr. THOMAS explained The merits of The bill, which wus
opposed by Msssrs HARVEY and PArRck who moved the
indefinite posEponement Of the bill.
Messrs. BEASSos and JACKSON opposed. and Mr. Smith
Of kinawha supported The motion indefinitely postpone
Nj MckEsZiE demanded the previous question, which
the House sustained
The vote aken and the bill indefinitely postponed
MIR. ASDERsoS moved 10 take up bill (Which had been
laid on the table BY order OF the House, increasing the
liza! stock OF the Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad
Company.
Mr. slscLAtR addressed the House 10 support OF the mo-
ton.
After further discussion the House refused to take up the
bill.
M. ANDERSON then called for the consideration Of the un
finished business viz: bill making loan TO the Central
Railroad Company.
The bill was taken up when Mr.. ANDERSON moved al
amendment 10 the iih section, as follows
Provded however that In giving such mortgage there
shall be excepted much Of revenue of said
pany as may be necessary pay the Common the
annual dividend Of six per centum upon the capital stock
authorised by this act 10 be preferred"
Mr. STAPLEs OF Patrick, moved lay the bill and amend
ment on the lable-and tina, notion
MI SKINNER demanded the ayes and uoes
Inc TOLL was called, and The bill and amendment we're
laid on the table.
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HE STATE OF ONO BELN0NT

Court ol common Pleas, within and far ma, 60.
o. hclnoni ant state OF ohio,--Pctit nnWT,'' WI,"'s
% p,"aI.,m' vs. lnoM.s T. Rrln, defendant
mat on the sj.h day OF January id ISL wiI,i.e,
lh"hpsoh, plaintiff hird h's peti,ion in Tho cnu,
s'a'e a'orcsaid setting forth that the SAID rhom"s %
,shsi'y indebted 10 him ~ the of sIiO 30 win wv
tcfst from the svd day al December a d. lisa W., y"
sum hcinr due aud owing 10 the SAID pIaintiI Ir @ u
anu Iahor snd o. an account ior goods sold and ,rI
petition on ar hefore the 9Th day of Nav sald
ueaan o. sa'd snswer, the said plaintiff w,li ask W
luen' l"t 'he sum aotessld with interest theT.o, ~
SAD sih day OF NAV next, this I'd day of Fen s
Hhd iha Tue property OF the defendant has iee s
CT ~ ulls CASE JOAN u. HEArON, Cie1E
Feb. s. iH5I-Gw.
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STATt. OF OHIO BELMONT COUNTY &c
Court OF common pleas---Petition.. .NArs1N
PATTERSON, plaintiff, VS.. Thomas TURTLE, defend
ant
The defendant Thomas Turtle will tax. no,;..
that on the 25th, day of January a. d. 1854. The
plaintiff Nathan Patterson filed his petition in The
Court OF Common pleas within and for said County
OF Belmont and State of Ohio setting forth that ths
.aid defendant Thomas Turtle is justly indebted to
him IN the sum OF Sl7 "a with interest from the 18Th
das OF November A. d. 1883. Said sum being due
sold and delivered by the plaintifto the defendant
And that the defendant is required to answer said
,eiition on or before the 9Th day MAY next. AMI
n default Of said answer the said plainiiffwl at The
FERN of said Court next ensuing the said haav nS
May A. D; 1854 ask Judgment for said sum OF
money with interest thereon as Aforesaid that The
property OF the defendant has been attached in this
case
.'. PETER TALLMAN,
Atty for pl'f
J, H. HrAroN Clerk.-..Feb, Sd Is3fg Sw.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT =,

NOIlCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
L peuiion will be presented to the Commissioner
OF beimohl ounty AT their March Term TO nIler m
location OF The State Road running from Morrslown
Greek to Barnesviie, said alteration TO commence
east OF Robert PluumeTs AZ the most suitable min,
TO pass under the Central Ohio Rail Roud. md trn"
There on !1e most practicable route to Barnesvie, So
as To AVOID all other crossings over or under said
Kan Rroad aud ihrt the Graded road from the Fla
OF Grave creek madelo connect wit snd altera.
on and altered Ia it, said alteration to terminate NJ
" "e'' "eS i"rSers' Feb 3, 1854. pd
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,.sTATE OF OHIO BELMONT COITT.

'Ty, SIS; court of common pleas.--Petition JEsRy
u, Morr, p'ainilf vs.. TnoNAs TURrLe, defendant,
Tae defendant Thomas Turtle will take notice that
"a the 96th day of January. a. d. 1854 Henry W M III
filed his petition IN the court of Common pleas within
for the county oi Belmont and state of Ohio seng nrb
that the said 1homss Turtle is Justly indebted TO him in
tho sun of s3S, with interest thereon ftom the o6h
day of November. a d. ls53 sad sum, being due aud
owing from the defendant TO the plaintiff ON an account
iendant al his request .and that said defendant is re-
CURED to answer said peion beIare the eth day
Of May next. Aud in default of said answer Ihe said
plaintiff viii ASK judgment Tor the sum aforesaid with
interest as ahessid a, the term of said then next
ensuing We sad SIN day Of May next and tha, the pro.
PETER TAIl.M.aN
Any, for pl'd
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s'HE STATE OF ONO BELMONT

County, ~; Court oi Common Pleas notice in
attachment --RoHERr MILLs flaintiH VS.. TuoMls
TUErLE, Defendant.
The Defendant Thomas Turtle, Is hereby notified
thdt OF the ilst, day Of January, a. d. ls5I Pction
was Ned IN SAID cnu hy sad Roheu Ills, agausl the
'S'd lnhas Turtle, the object aud mayer of which il
10 collect deh ownt by SAID defendant 90 said paiul T.
"n an acoun l'r goods, sold aud deivcd by the ain.
IN ~ ana Ir the defendant Aud thai the prOp,ty Of
the defendant has lcen attached ~ this case ANN due
si, - with Interest from the lnlh, day OF June a. d.
i01J' T"rsai ihdant Is HEREBY required to answer
or drnir To sitd Petition before the st day of
Npr a. d. 1851, ot said Petition will e taken as ,ruc x
Ionlessed aud lhd men r0ndoreh thereon accord,n Iy
DAVENPORT CiARIESWORTH,
- - .fu'y, fr P'H.
ions H. IlE,Tos, Clerk, Feb. ID, isjI Gw
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'INHE STATE OF OHIO DEIM0NT

~, aonmy ~ court Of Common pleas of said coun,y
TuRrLE, defendant, F"'''''' Vs. THOMAS
iho sad defendant rhomas Turtle win ,,La ,o,,,.
m,s I "" si,ni gay Of January a. d. Iss LoIo",c
mon n,s, ', n'a hs petition in tho court of com
o. nhia selling for,h. that the said rhnmss Ts,s sa
y nashied 10 hln In the sun of ssai w,tb ,n
ior goods sod aud delivered by the pant 10 ~ a. eas
annat ~ NE request. And that the said dots,is "s
qutd toahsaet said petition on or hefnre the M n
oi Nay nest ana ID default Of said ansye, '' aay
hnl,n wtllask judgment for tho sum S,o w san AN
'nen hshl ensuing the said 9Th day ot Msw ."un @
III ~ a, @ ihe pfopsy Of the defendant has been ..sS
PETER TdILMAN,
Joss H. HsAroS, clork, Feb. I'd, isst'~spw "'
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J. w. COLLINS, 81. Clairsvillc.
Dec. 81, 1888. ly.

hNl Eh - SfANloll MIA UNE-
Tne GRE,r PURIFIER OF THE BLOoD.4-N0ta par
tieie Of .hercaryiaH.
An iSr,LLrnLE REMEDY for scrohula, Kings Evil,
Rheumatism, Obstinate Cutancons truptIUns, PmpIes
or PusIu the Face, ioches Boi Chronic sore
Eyes Ring Worm or letter, Scad Head HnIa Iargeuen
aid pam OF tic Bones and JOINTS - uhhprn Ulcers
syphitic Disorders, iumhago, spinal Complaints
aud all Diseases arising from an iicIous rse of er
curry, Imprudcnce IN Life, OF mpurny OF the Blood.
THIS valuable Medicine, which has now become ceie.
hraled for Tho number oi extraordinary cures effected
through Its agency has Induced the proprietors ct
urgent request of ie friends to offer il 10 the public
which they do with the utmost conlden in its virtues
and wonderful curative properties. The following GER
tihcates, selected from large nuinher, are, however
testimony than the me,e word of the prOprie
tors aud are all from gentlemen well known in their To-
caltos aud OF the highest responsibility, many OF hem
residing IN the city Ol Richmosd, Va.
+. BOyDES, Esq, oi the Exchange Hotel, Richmond
rARrER's SPANISH MATURE administered III over hun
drcd cases in nearly all the diseases for which it
Gndcd, with the most astonishing good results. lie
says II Is the most extraordinary medicine he has
seen.
AduE AND FEvER--GREAT CuRE.--I hereby certify
that Tor three had Aguc Fever of lhe ,nost
violent description Physicians, took large
qnantes ot Quinine, Mercury, aud believe all ihe
Tuni,s advertised hut all without any ef
Al last IrIed CInrERs SPANISH MnTuRE. two hott es
oi which eHcctuaily cured me, and am AMppy To say
have had neither Chs or Fevets sInoc, consider il
the hest ronic IN the world and tue only medicine that
| beaver Dam, near Richmond, Va.
e. Is. LvcK, ESD, ndw ~ tha city of Richmond and
for many years IN the Posi- Once, has such
the astonishing efficacy oi CAGrER's SPANISH MATURE
thai he has upwards ity hoilles which he has
given away to the afflicted Mr.. Luck sa, he
known tIu fail when taken according To direeiiols
Dr. MtNGE, Rpractising Physician aud formerly of
the CITY HOTEL IN the city OF Rehmond, hehas wit
messed IN number of instances the effects of Can.
rEn's sr,Sisn MNrrRr which were most truly surpri
slug lie says in case of Consun on dependent an
| the Liver, The good effects wonderful Indeed
SAMUEL NJ pRISEgR, ofthe firm of Drinkcr & Nor.
ris Richmond, was cured Of Liver compla offs wears
standing 10y the use ortwo bottles of Carters spanIs
MiAture,
GRElT CuRE SCRoFULA.--The Editors of the Rich.
mond Republican had servant employed IN their press
room, ol violent SCr1tuir confined wrh Rheu
| matiHm, which entirely disabled him ftCniwork Two
hottrs ol Caters Spanish iXturc made perfect cure
| of him aud The Eduo's in put lie notice, say they
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vIHE STATE OF ONO pr,uoyr

III IL UF OHIO DELMONT
County, s5I Courl OF Cou,uon ple.. $500
tsShmeni--jons ". FEAseIs, PIaipt,Ir 'S1 ~ A.
TURrLE, Defendant. " w. IhoAAs
The Defendant Thomas Turtle 10 hsrehv no,is, ,
on the g5th, day OF January, A, d. iHst psnad that
nled ~ sad soas ny The said John u. Prsncis as
the sad Ihomss Tariffs the o Jcct aud prayer Of w
- 70 collect debt owing by said Defendant 10
gn oaen s;eolni Tor wotk d la or aud msIeIiaI. h,r
lrhs1 ~ tie pi4niiH 20 aud Tor the Defendant Ami M
thsi the prOpory Of the defendant has ieen sd
thls ease. the said Delundad IL hereby renni'o" w -,
answer or denur sAid Petition on or heoro l i W
oi Apfi, A. w. oJt, oruaid Petition while
snd confessed. and Judgment rendered thereon ss,
ipsiy. DAVENPORT a cnAhLEsWoGTH.'
y0Hs r, HsATos, cI.rk, r.s. ID. issi, ~, ''a
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DkEMIUM GoODs,-Tbe Western Viz

DkEMIUM GOODS.-The Western Vir.
Il gina Agricultural Fair. held on Wheeling Island
sept liih lsth and 10TH awarded to US Premiums and
Diploma for the following Goods
ISL FOR the best and richest back brocade ks
"a. Finest French work embroideries.
sd. - . Rest and largest variety of dress silks,
ana aDiploma Tor the silks aud ma
ted cha!y party dresses and we have lots Of other
sks plaza broeade, ,ohameeon &e., and ofevery
aeseIp.on; equally rich and could not
pe eMesehted Tor wantof room atthe Fair. HflI
Also sehoee variety OF Mckee and Robsrtson,s make
VI Casslmeres Persian Cloths Yarns &C., of the heat
premium quality, TO which we invite your attention,
ponrtorset the ewherethe goods arekspt
"a, STONE &c THOMAS,
'ep"ol - Bee Ntvestors. Maips., Wkesiink.
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PRICES GREATLY REDUCED

from usual rates. To those. then in present or pros
pectivc nec"d we wonldsay "put money in Your pock
cts whlch can readily he done by purchasing your
wares At the clothing aud furnishing tore of
Nov. vi BENZ. THOMAS,
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FARM FOR SALE.

he SUBSTITUTE offers for sale the farm
,a,,s iey owned and occupied by Dr, a. wieks, decd
and hall miles "or,S up belmont County. Ohio two
'osa leading 10 Cadlz, q To Freep"rt. s'N"''
eon.sns ~ acres of land OF excellent quality in
s"oa s.a,e oi entvaon. II is well wateted hy good
sp.ngs h eVery held There is on the premises good
.wosory hrlekdwelng house, EARN new frame s,sI"
v. % " is aohed euriase house, agon she'd co N
err and srainery There never falling sprns ns.r
ire dwehng house, over which is erected new bIek
spring house, t-1-''7'~ ~" 'A
There are two apple orchards on the premises, and
good variety oil other fruit, ~ "
Terms made known by the subscriber, who resides on
the premises. LETITIA WlCkS va
EAh OF Tue last viii and testament of u. Wicks
App's 70 D. PEok, st. Clairsville, Ohio.
TrWheens Gazette copy three times in weekly and
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AN EASTWARD, HO.-SELLING OFF TO
w CLose.-iiaving disposed of my property in
thiS piace, andbeng required by the conditions Of the
sale to quit the premises by the is of April next viii
sell npiothatt time whatever OF Goods | may have on
IL
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READ AND BE CONVINCED,

Ed PERKINS, Marietta Ohio, Feb. 80, ls5I, said,
Your Btters are highly priced by those ho have
them. In "A case of Liver Complaint OF long slanding
Vhich hal resisted the Sk ot Sererai PhyScia0s vs
entirely cured by the use OF Five Bottles " '
C. l.. DRAKE Freedom, Portage Co., o., April oa
lSj1 said: Thc German Riltcrs you scnt me last
not yet to hand have Iccn of he l,,
time TO the great dctrmct of nvaiids IL is med
cinc much thought of and sought after in this comm
MY"
H. NJ. HUTCHINSON, NJ. H., Bedford Cuv,ho,,
'o o., August %, iS52 said "rhe Btcrs you shnneJ
nc IN May last are all gone I think Ii ia a 5r, nj
medicine, aud pun recommending it to N, patcn,s and
friends (Which do for no other patent mediciuc1 You
will please forward largcsupply."
T. FRENCH, Wooster. o., Nov. 40 1852 said. . I
have used some three or four Bottles of 0o1dnds Ger
Btters for Dys epsia aud have derived great henc
III from their use believe thcm To he good for all dis.
eases for which they are recommended"
w, NJ. ORR, Wooster, o., ,OCtOh I'D, 1852 said "You
ask my opinion of the German Bitters have used
th1m inr Dyspepsia aud ndigesion ana take pleasure
in stating that think they the hest remedy ey.
ian for the above decidc9lB in dd.
odHceo Of all the proprieiarV medicines oftheday"
f.fMr. orr isR distinguished lawyer of WOostcr
These Dlters are ENTIRELY VEGETABLE. They Herer
Prostrafc the system, but iHDigOrateit.
For hy
II. ALEXANDER. at. Clairsville.
Geo &. Bcthcl, Flushing.
VIM. Dunbar ,Un0nIOwn.
\, Gregg, Morrisiown.
II. u. M0u, Barnesvilc.
NJ. T.. Miles A. son, Scmerton.
9Hd by Dealers IN Medicines everywhere. Oct os 80
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Dook.Keeping by Double Entry.


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'lNHRow pHYsIC TO THE Dogs

vkNHROW PHYSIC TO THE Dogs
n Pulycrmaoher's II ydlo Electric voltaic Chains,
Producing instant rciiel from the mos' acute pam, aud
permanently curing all NCuralgC diseases, Rht hms-
tisnt, T.. uitui and sweilod Juiu's, Neuralgia Of
the Face. deafness, Btnducrs, 81. V,tUs
Dance, Populations OF the Heart, PERI
odical Headache, Pains IN tie siou-
ath, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, u
terino Pains, T. rSlysis, etc.
These chains were fret introduced IN the citynf New
York less yea snce, and after being suie ted
90 othoronr rial. IN every hnsaI IN the civ AMI az.
piled by Drs. Valentine Mott, Carnochan, Van Buren,
aud Others discovered that they possess strange
and wonderful power ~ the ie"I aud cure oi THE ahpVe
o Diseases aud thur Salc and tine success that
has attended ihtirus - unpRrallced.
Previous To their into this country, they
by patents IN France Germany, AT,IrIa, Prussia, and
England; and also IN the United states.
"rIliNK CLOSE AND PONDER WE'LL"
The pruc ipc, uuon which IL is claimed that the Chains
produre their marvellous are hr-l-tnat all Ncr
vous Diseases attended aud produced ny deficient
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rirely eieclricy elecuo magnetism; and second
that tie magnetic chains, by being worn over
aud upon part aud diseased, fur sh IN The cx
hAusted nervous luld which is required TO produce h
healthy action through the entire system. No odsm-img
nostrum allowed to he taken while using the chains.
u rigid observance of the general laws of health are
required Brisk irioti'n upon The part dlSeaed adds
much the effects Ul The chains, by increasing their
magnetic power
One Thousand Dollars
will he given to any person who viii produce nimy
we authenticated Cerhc ateS Of cure, 9th from dhtel
Iqent patients and scientific physicians, as hay olch
effected by the OF fuIvermethets Electric cha,'S
They never a 10 perform what they are advertised Il"
do, aud no person has ever been dshitisitd VINO D."
given Them a tTial.
IN FEMALE CASES
moro than one hundred permanent Of Prolapsus
Ter have heen effected n the last year by the use
OF these chains By applying one end OF tG cain over
Of the nhdomc" aud the other upon 'he snh'
lust above the hip, the usual severe symptoms ihthch
10 hat disease are AZ once removed.
MODE OF USE.
The chain should I've moStened before use with com
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EENT'S FURNISHING GOODS
Shirts, Collars, Ctavais, Spring do poeket nd rs
Gloves, Hose suspenders. For sale cheaphy
sep'5o e. NAGLE co.
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WESTERN FARMERS
INSURANCE COMPANY.
NEW LISBON, OHIO.
CAPITAL ----------- 100000.
james Kelly, Prcst.
Levi Martin, ,Sec'g s
JOSEPH GAsroN@Agenk
MoRRIsTowN, OHIO.
Feb. 3. 81. 3m, pd. 6,
EUNDRY'S MERCANTILE COL
~ LEGE.-Appoo Building, Northwest corner
alnut, CINCINNATI, O.
Incorporated 1s4s.

The attention of the public is respectfully called 10
the superior facilities afforded this Institution for
qualifying individuals in thorough practical manner
for the Counting Room and hus sness pursuits.
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/ DMlNlSTR \TuR,s NOTICE N

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE No.
N ues hereby given that at lhe rrobale Court 10,
behoh county, ihe unduIsigHed was appointed A,,I
gnAlled as AbiuBIrSflx Uf William Vernon' i,s ~,
bohloni county, deceased. ' 'S VI
ah tpo'e lnat TOD to sai estate, requested 10
lmmehAle payment, aud ihnse navinR tlan,s a.snSI
wIthin one year ifVin this date, '"'
Feb. E.-3s. I'd, '"""'N' "amn'
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The CuscuIio.--This pest, which KEEP, ra-
Their shy last season, and allowed rs peacefully
to gather our plentiful harvest of plans, made
ito appearance at N early date this spring, in.
Discriminatory attacking plans, neesarines, ar-
rico,s, and even apples. We have caught many
Of the rascals by spreading q shees seneats tie
trees morning and evening, and jarring thea Cd
sy suddenly shaking tte tree. Bus few p'uns
WI b aysi. ~ isar. 10 thoss wAe asSite'
this pesesusisA-
TSe iasset, o. ssisg shrok OF q - re
falls hopeasss.y % he shsse iookine su1s~has
Ike IN abortivs dsisd fais;n. II net speedily
crushed betwesn she thumb and Tiger, Or
thrown into boiling watsr. his rhinoeercs- look.
ing hide expands, and two good sized wings
speed hin away from dsnger and death.
Kill oil you can 6nd; gather up oil tbs drop
ped fruit ~ Fast - IL falls, and barn it Exses
inmate the william, X possible. Union and per.
severance, re hope, vii, Do this in time. lore
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