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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-01-26
Virginia to Wit.

T.
AT Rules held in the CLERKS Offi@t or the Cir
cult Court Of Jefferson Coaniy, oil the p day tf
January, 1884 4
William o. Sprigg, ! PLAINTIFF,
AGAINST
W. D. T. Crawford, HiltianIs G Fariong,
Fankiia Reynolds and yaEo6 W. Rey-
ields, Defendants,
IN CHANOERYt
TIME object Of this suit is 40 attach ihe debts due,
Il or to become due, by lha defertis ant Jacob w.
Reynolds 10 The absent defendant ffauklin Rev
nolds in the State of Virginia whes hhr in his own
HANDS or ia the hands Of the said oaer defendants,
10 satisfy debt IRON the said Fral3k;in REYNOLDS
10 the Plaintiff on two negotiable Ie3es drawn BY
the defendant w d. r. Cr.wfcriI And endorsed
kY The Defendants William ! Fnr:bbg and Frank
Alin Reynolds. i#
Happearine on affidavit hied IN this suit that he
defendants, w .. F.aGraw;ord, william G. Fur
long and Franklin Reynolds. are not residents OF
this State they hereby rsqaited 10 appear here
within one month after due publication OF this or
der and dowhai necessary ioproies their interests
in this matter II is further ordered. that copy
hereof bs published once week fer four successive
weeks, in the I" Virginia Free Press and posted
at the front door Of the Cour-Hoqse Of this Caun-
", on the 6rst day Of the next Uoaaiy Court ef
Of jefferson. A Copy-Tes
Jan. 20. 1854. p +. BROWN. C. q
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CAUTVON..

THE Public are cautioned agSinsi trusting
Il SUSAN McKINSEY on my account. as /
viii not pay any debts which she mat contract
MARlNus LANG.
Harpers-Ferry, Jan. 10, 1854.
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FOR HIRE

A SERVANT GIRL, between IL ard Is years
IA Of age. country residence would Be pre-
feTfed. Enquire Of the PRINTER.
Jan! lgAlS54.
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DfSSDT.UTT0N

THE undersigned, merchants Of charlesiown,
- herelologe trading under the nameof LOCK.
CkAMER &LINE. have this day, b mutual
consent, dissolved partnership The Hooks and
ascounls Of said arm can Be found Al tie old store
house now Ia the occupancy 81 ]. D. Line. where
one oflhe arm win Al all times be in attendance.
and As his important tha- the old business should
Be speedily se.iled friends viii much oblee rs
ifshey come forward promptly and settle their ac-
counts. J. J. LOCK
A. w. CRAMER,
J. D. LINE
Chariesiewn, January 5. 1854.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-01-26

5 located in Frederick City Md, as healthy and
1 pleasant town as any in the Southern States
This Institution has an able and efficient Board
OF Professors and Teachers, good Library, excel
lent Musical instruments, an extensive CHfe1sI-
CAi. AND PHILOSOPHICAL APPARA.
Tus. and it is confidently believed that il offers
as many facilities for impariing thorough, extern
sive and refined education as any Seminary in the
land.
Inc School e NOT sEcTARIAN, on the contrary the
Young ladies are strictly required 10 attend such
Chrrch as parents designate, accompanied always
by teacher
Scholars will be received at any time during the
year, and will be charged proportionably from the
Gate q their entrance to the close OF the Scholastic
year in July.
The duties Of the School will be resumed after
me Christmas Holidays, on the Sd day Of Janu-.
ary, which would be very appropriate time for
Scholars 10 enter the Scheol.
~ For board and Tuition. including furnished
Rooms, Lights, Fuel Washing, ect, 900 per-
Scholastic year payable half yearly in advance.
For Circulars and other particulars. address
II. WINCHESTER, Prest.
December s. 1853
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ACARD.

TN consequence Of The advance in Servants hire
i beeadstuds and ether produce, il becomes actu-
ally necessary that We he undersigned should in
crease The charges heretofore made at our Hotels
in Chariestown
Therefore, from aud after the LIST day OF January
next, our terms for boarding without lodging viii
be increased trem SO to $l2 per month Board
ers with rooms, lodging, dc, win be charged SIS
per month, instead 81 SIC 80 as heretofore
G. w SAPPINGTON,
ISAAC N. CARTER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-01-26
English and Classical School,

TyHE undersigned will open an English and
Il Classical School in Leesburg on The 10Th int
slant. He has had ten or fifteen years experience
IN the instruction of YOUTH and il is hoped that
strict discipline, thorough, and practical teaching
combined with the advantages Of a finished educs-
ton will render the services OF the undersigned a
ceptable 10 this community
As it IS designed TO establish an Institution of 4
high grade, suitable apparatus, Globes, &C. viii
be procured.
Good board can be obtained 10 the family Of The
Principal ensuring every attention 10 the morals
and physical comfort Of such youth as may be en-
trusted to his care
Er Address postage paid.
w. C. LIPSCOMB. Ja.,
December Is, 1858. Leesburg Va 4
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NOTICE.

= ssI.:. Sy s s1 g s r E PAID
Jan. 10. II S. RfDENOUR.
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sGnndIes.

MOULD CANDLES. a good article, can he
It1 had just fresh from Baltimore at The Market
House. T. RAWLINS.
Jan 49,
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Q T BRoWN. cen.
,..,s csss D.s.ss o.,,s s..

III. .bs.e case j. s.. :''susd aniil Efiisy ~ %
~ y FlirrGrg nl<f q, 10 o'clccx.
3. WoRTHlNaTON, Conn.
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ABargain will be Given
SECOND NOTICE.

A Ii persons knowing themselves indebted 70
n. me are requested TO call on me before the LIST
day Of February next and to pa or make such ar
engagements as viii be satisfaekSy or their claims
will be disposed q in such manner as will be best
PHILIP COoNS.
Harpers- Ferry. Jan. ~ Is54-tf
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valuable Lumbar, &c., for Sale.


r HAVE fne Touse ssAaz for sale; one that
i works and rides well.
JOHN l. HooFF..
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There Is no more edsstuii way Of aeeonplish-
ing your ranis than hy dirsrtisiag in The prgisis
Free Pres. Eli
Persons having negroes to hire j; III
Persons wanting 70 hire It'll
Persons having houses 10 rent; hIl
Persons wanting 70 Fenk houses; Hill
Persons seeking employ ent Of any kinda
Persons wanting 70 borrow money; I:HE
Persons wanting 10 lend money; Hill
Persons wanting 10 get board; Hi
Persons wanting 70 get borders; ILL.,
Peeons wanting to buy land; HI!
Persons wanting % sell LAND fliT
Persons wanting 10 exchange property IlI
Persons wanting clerks, mechanics OF dsEnestics;
Persons wanting partner fis
Persons wanting 10 dispose Of their busihess
And. In short. anything lost or found, sSayed or
stolen, and thousand other things hsd wants
which are daily felt, can promptly be sh5pIied BY
the irians expense Of an advertisement II lie viz
ginia Free Press for the small sum Of es} sbLar.-
Just tbink. reader, Of the opportunity oeafed
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New Store.

HAVE opened new store, (for the present in
opposite Messrs. Harris s. Ridenour,s.l where i
shall Be pleased 70 see my friends and the public
generally A. W. CRAMER.
Ian & T2Sf
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New FsoOks, New Eg0oES.

TINE GAZETTEER OF tue %UNTTED
i STATES edited byT. Baldwin and y. Thorn
as NJ; y This work embraces the ,pppu alton,
agricultural productions, commerce, &C, 4 the
different States In the Union. Also, !he different
towns and post offices. aud isIls,ly considered one
OF The most valuable books ever cub! shed In this
countgy.
Hagersiown Amanacs
Thirty Years with the Indians BY Sehoofcrah.
SHARKS Abridged Life Of Washington
For sale BY L. M SMITH.
Chaestown, Jan 81, 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-01-26

DATENT FesFI, spetius Adsmshiine azS
~ Mopld Candles IN store and IA ssie BY
NOV. II. q. Fl BROWN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-01-26

NJ LIVER DfsEAsE.z-carter.s spanish Aiixtar..
narenedy1or Liver Disease. and the nunk Of iormi-
dsoie evils eoanected with disorEanized state of that
organ, j. unrivalIed. IIHK
Hundreds o. certificates, from the highest sources Of
Pefseas now living 10 the City Of Richmond, M. might
e gwen Of cares eaectsdby Carers Spaatk Mixture.
have only room q refer to the extraordinary or
ba1l ~ DFnker sa.z Of The firm Of Drinassf 4 Nor
-, booAselleis, htehmona, Ia VINO was by
bottles o. carriers spanish MIXTURE sfterthtee years
suffering from diseased liver He saws its Action an ~
blood wonderful, better than all the medhe he "a
ever taken, and eheerinlly recommends il Il tlI
- See advertisement. .IEI
January %, ls54.-1m. Ii43
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shesiasltry Nsnina.isls.

:. E5r We are authorized 10 announte HENRY
TlMRERLAKE as a candidate fdr ithe nert
sherifatry cfjSfierson county. It'll
November "a 1885, Hl
NJ We are requested TO announoel !apHN w.
MOORE, che present Sheriff. hcandidaicyr the next
aShdrdaliy d Jefferson county. [DecsnrSssSE, 1853
s31t
o. We are authorized l. announce JoHNtAvIs. jr.
Esl candidate for the Sherfali d JefTelso
county IDeeembeTlt, 1858.
t We are authorized 10 annoppse Capt.
GEORGE w. sAPPlNGTdN as a eAHaida,e for
The neKl ShsriffalIrv OF JefafshE count9!ai
November 81, 1853 I'LL
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1sss.


TWO DAILY TRAINS. (ereept ca sund.ys)
= will now Be Iun between Baltlncre and
Wheeling.
Leave Baltimore for Frederick. Hsr,srs- Ferry,
camberlasd. and all the WAY places, al s a. ~,
arriving in Wheeling al 4301;n next chr.
EXPRESS TRkIN
For Vince ing. stopping AZ Frederick, Harpsrs-
Ferry. Martinsourg and Cumberland, o9lT leaves
Camaen Station, al P.M.-Through 70 Wheeling
In IS hours
AcCOMMoDATIoN TRAIN
For Frederick and intermediate points, daily tsr-
cept SnndaFsl aim
For Eilieeu's Mills and points East dailg [eresp,
Sundays al go a NJ and 4.f0PM
From Wheeling Al 9i5A NJ and s 80 1. w., daily
(excepi Sundays the 80 A. * and 5 y Train
not starting from Wheeling on Saturday. evening.
i From Camberiandal 8 30 A. ~ and 9PtM
From Harpers-Ferry al I.lO'A u and IS r NJ
From Frederick daily, (excepl Suadays) al 30
A. NJ and II PM
From Rtico,fs Mills daily. (excen, sundays)
1at4I5, ano lbs AZ; and ahd 6 IS. P NJ
WASHINGTON BRANCH
Leave Baltimore at 4. rs and A. ~, 8 30 and
P NJ
Ga Sundays a, LIZA. M and6iO PM
Leave Washington for Baltimore al 5Faut A.
M $50 and P NJ
On Sundays, ate AN andS P. NJ
EzY The hsst. ard fourth Trans from Baltimore
and the second and fourth Eaias itom Washing-
ton will be express mail trains, stopping only at
Washington Jubelionsana Annapolis 5aaction.-
By order 1T. ENGLAND. Agent
January &c; is5f-f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-01-26

I HAVE iust received ia general assortment Of
i domestic Goods consisting in part of4-4 Osna-
burgs, rs do, heavy iwled do, Plaid Cottons.
&C., &c, which shall be solo as low as can be had
in this markef A. w. CRAMER.
January g.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-01-26

2T5 Ia ACRES
Of No. Limestone Land. (hayd to heat for it
produeiveness as grain and grass growing farm J
with tOleraby comfortable Dwelling eonvenienI
Barn and Stalking, and good Corn-Hoase, with
some other buildings Also a well OF nsyer-fail-
ing water near The house ;Sand number 81 lasting
ponds in the fields for stock There are now a.
bout ninety acres Ia clover the most Of which is
well sci; between ninely-fve and one hundred D.
ores in wheat, and from sixty TO seventy acres 10
tim ber thirty aeres OF which might be cleared at
once ard The wood sold the farm at So per cord.
There are good neighbofs, churches, sehdol-houses
and stores near the farm; also, number of good
mills owned By clever, responsible nlEn always
ready to pay ne highest cash price Tor wheat
Now land buy frs, remember Tuesday The 2lst
Of next month; or an ceraao this facl, that il
is not often farm 50 desirable 70 a nloner-ma-
Aing home i Put ia market fat any prise
Ttras Of Sale $500 on the dayof sale asaior-
felt, to faslen The contract; one half Of The whole
sum Of purchase money on the Goth Of March next,
al which time good deed will Be made and for The
balanceeasy payments, which will be made knoEn
on the az OF sale.
Possession given on the first Of April
NY son, Elisha p. Clayton, OF David Mcdonald,
now living on the place will show the lines land
and buildings, If desired by ant ore wishing to
buy,
u Sale 10 commence at u O'Clock, a: NJ
DAYIDL L. CLAYTON.
81
N lWill ofF.Fon the same day and on the
Tic groleing erap Of 7Vaeat, near 100 Ares;
200 65ls. IF 20. Corn, yelldr !
6 good Farm Horses;
10 Stock HbgS;
Z head Of tt9ifty going Cahls
2 Wagons :; HarrOW /; soms Ploughs
Doyle Far, netc:
| patent tCife Grain Rake; /
Some Gears, DC.
Trms--Acredit Of six monthsgon all inc Per-
sonal Property for IS and upward, with fond and
approved security before the removal Of property
under that sum, cash. Il
n iAVFTOJ T
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800 o os.Ess. Co..: I'll mt is w: s. =.
Those IN wsb, of good I'D chap Clothing AZ
Bows win please take noiice Z.
Nov. II.
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wAkTED.-bssr { co.s. run Son. EIfs.r Pa
i jas. IS. : FREE PRESS oFtrcE
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IN CHANOERY.
Virginia, to vic !.

Vu6tHt0l W WA
In The Circuit Court &C Jeaersqp eOuu,y, Va
The Bank Of TIE VALLEY IN Frginis,
Plaintiff,
George G. Grors, !: Defendant,
IN cHANcERY,s;
Extract from he DccFse1
A ND the Court for sutf .ient reasons 10 4 ap-
~ pearinE directs one of ms CanulisSoners 10
ascertain and report what dsbss due and unpaid,
or how much remains unpaid, Of those secured by
the Deed Of Trust IN the bill and proceedings men
toned and If necessary, 10 ssule The account ofthe
Trustee in the same, aise 10 state the amount and
value OF the real estate Of said grove conveyed by
said Deed and Of sEy other Of his real estate Il such
there be, and the annual value therkoE and TO as
certain whether amer paying the dea still due 81
the Deed Of Trust the rents and pao6ls OF he real
properly remaining would be sufiSient il 5 wears
! 10 pay The judgments Il the paiaIif, aud an, O.
Their Judgement liens. binding upon Il which nav Be
audi'ed as herein after psoFideA for. And said
Commissioners IS directed 10 audit The iuagmen, Of
the petitioner G. w CHM. vhieh Is lew heard
upon the same regularly taken for confessed against
al the defendants, an H2ny other n3ement against
said Grove which are liens upCa his real estate.
and any o,her items binding ikeseoa, giving dns
notice y p1bl.c,lloe % suck claimants % appear
beisre him. And said C0nnissioneT l. directed 10
make report uadsr this decree 10 liz next Term.
and Of all such special matters as either party nav
require, or he may deem pertinsEs-
4 eopy-Tesie,
1T BEoWN. cierh
CosrnIsstoxEks OrricE.
Charlesiown, Dseembkr 18Th, 1855
All persons Interested ID tie iabor, secr,e n
Court Nill tsks notice thar have appointed he
i9.h day Of next moath. llanusrJ Is5f1 when a
my ONCE Aforesaid. a. 70 cielsek$ a. " shan pro-
c1ed 70 execute The above order " Court
3. WoRrHINGTCN, Conn.
Dlc.mbsr Il. 1853.
III. ,h,v, e..s !. ISSUED Until F'risap AZ a
~ y Fttr11Fg ar<i a 10 o'clccx
3. WoRTHfNaT0N, Conn.
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o. Ths hadsr q blas Ven win ple..s lsiFs Il
tAs Fl.s Prsn ofscs.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-01-19
The Concert.

Mademoiselle Welsh JENNY late from
Wales, gave a Concert in this place, in
the Baptist Church, on Tuesday evening,
last, which was very well attended. This
was her first appearance upon the stage,
and to those UhO loere judges of Vocal d
Instrumental Music, the Evenings enter.
tainment proved satisfactory. A little
more practice, and with accompanying
music. would insure Mademoiselle Jenny
full houses. any where. We understand
she intends to perfect these arrangements
and give Concerts in the neighboring
towns and cities. The most of the pieces
sang on the evening of entertainment,
were Welsh. which elected applause at
the conclusion Of each. May success at.
tend her.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-01-19
New Books for schools.

Cutters books and plates OIL Anatomy
Physiology and Hygie"e-Parley's Uni
versal Ilistnry-Pellon's Outline Mars
Primers Grammars-McGuffey' Spell
lers- Mattison's Astronomy and Brain
erd's Drawing book, are books Of great
merit, and are being rapidly introduced
into most of the best schools of the State
They are the best books of the kind ex
tant, and as such, are cordially recon-
mended to all officers and teachers o
Schools.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-01-19
Life Insurance.

Heads Of families in moderate circum
stances, owners or purchasers of life es
tate, dowers, reVersioaary interests, an-
nuiIies, or any other description Of prop
erty dependent upon human life, shoult
avail themselves Of the advantages OF Sc
curly afforded by Life Insurance
Those who, desire to obtain such insu
rance, will do we'll TO examine the plan
and terms of the Kentucky Mutual Life
Insurance Company, Of Covington, Ky
This Company possess a large share oI
public favor in The West AID South. Ii
has a capital of One Hundred Thousand
Dollars, and is managed by prudent and
responsible men.
Apply to c. Isham, Agent for this place
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-01-19
Merchants and Dealers mt
WHOLESALE.

A RE hereby advised that we have recently
!, ~ received over six hundred cases of Boots,
ii Troes na's laps: etc, designed especially for
winter use' The facilities for winter tra,Spor. r.
tatlon are SO much improved, that dealers most.
y prefer TO make purchases in smaller quaint.
Iles, @ and more frequently, and by that means to
Keep fresh stock at ALL times.
our customers can avail themselves of an adj.
vantage heretofore uncommon, that of selectinp
Il?n new and extensive stock in the middle Of
Winter as well as at other seasons. It is our in.
oen5lon Un to keep an ample supply at all seasons
ces. Po''toie Prl-
Dealers IN wWantof goods in our line lat whole.
sale only will much oblige u.s. and perhaps prof.
y " themselves ne by making an early examination
oil Thav we have to show them. We have now
on hand the largest stock of Boots and Shoes
ever % il before exhibited in this city, well adapted
to TO the season. and of superior quality, al The
Ramm9th Mann Shoe Warehouse, No. 5, Enterprise
Jany. 10, '54 43-tf ~ w.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-01-19
From the Cincinnati Weekly Sun, Jan. l2.
The HiIIshorouoh RaiIronJ.

We call attention to the reply of the
President of the of the Ilillsborough r.
r. which we publish in another column,
to the recent letter of Col. Morris. The
people of Cincinnati are deeply Interested
in this matter, for it comes home to every
one of our iresdes. as this is the rail
road which can supply us with cheap coal,
and render us Independent of the Auctua-
tions of the river. A recent article in a
Hillsborough paper, convinces us that the
ungenerous insinuation of Col. Morris,
against the respected family of Governor
Trimble, is false. The stockholders and
residents along the lineof railroad, share
with that family, their anxiety to see an
independent connection of Cincinnati and
Baltimore, by way Of Hillsborough. The
independent route is the shortest and most
direct from our city to Baltimore, and it
passes through the very centre of the
Jackson coalfeld therefore we say, let
us have the independent line, if possible;
and let the consolidation only be accept
ed as a dernier resort. The concluding
paragraph of Mr. Trimble's reply, is es-
pecially deserving attention, as proof of
a disposition to make all concessions to
the Marietta company, CONSTANT with
honor, prudence, and respect for solemn
obligations and engagements.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-01-19
Notice,


Samuel Mcclure, In Jackson Com
| vs.
Jane Mcclure, widow, mon Fleas,
James Mcclure h others, Tn par;t;o, II
| ANE Mcclure widow of Arthur McCyInro Il,
! ~ ceased, late of Jackson county Ohio ard
James Mcclure, Margaret McOray and Harvu
McCray her husband, Christopher McCInrsS
Nancy Mcclure, adults and Jacob Mcclure
i9hn Mcclure, Elizabeth Mcclure William a
Mcclure and George B. Mcclure, minors be;rs
OF sad decd all residents of Jackson comfy.
ohlo' VIII take notice, that on the 9th davo az
august u 1893 the Undersigned FLED ne
tltloh IN me court of Common Pleas of jackson
county, ONO, where the same is now pend;no
demanding partition of the following premises
situate IN sad county, to-wit One SQUARE acre
OF the south east corner Of Lot number twent,,
iour, OF the lands in the Sciuto Salt reservation
IN said county. Also fifty acres off of the son,h
end Of the east half of the north west Quarter of
section number thirty, township number eicht'
and range No. II; said purchase to extend tbo
lull width of said lot, on the south end. and o,o
tend north for quantity to contain fifty acres.
more or less. Also the north half of the north
west quarter of section No. 25, township No q
Range No. Is, in the district of lands sold A.
Chllllcothe, Ohio, containing so acres, moro or
less, Also eight acres Of land being part oftbe
south west quarter of section No. 30. townsb;n
No, s, range No. II, lying and bounded as fof
lows. Beginning at the north west corner of
said quarter, thence running south to the agreed
line between Samuel Mcclure and William WI
more; thence running east to the agreed line
between Arthur Mcclure and said Wilmores
thence running north to the north line of said.
quarter section; thence to the place of begin.
nlng Also, Lot number forty -one Of township
No. b, range No, ls, commonly called the Scioto.
Salt reserve, in jackson county containing so.
lcres ot land more or less. Also, one hundred
md forty y-nlne acres of land off the east end. of
he south west quarter, of section No. 30. town..
mp No. 3, range No II. Also the west half of
he north east quarter Of section thirty-one.
ownship eight and range seventeen, contsininr
lightly acres. The undersigned demands thaf
PARTITION be made of said premises as follows, to
Wit ToJane Mcclure, the widow, dover in sa;J
PREMISES to the undersigned and to each If tLe
ther said heirs, one tenth thereof. AT the newt
erm Of said court, an application will be made
y the undersigned, for an order, that partition
C made DC, of said premises.
Jany, 10, 81 43-6w
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New York Market.

January IA.
Flour is 6 to l2 cents better; sales 9,OO(
brls at W SO TO 8,07 for Ohio. Sales O
l,500 brls Southern at $793 TO 8O6.--
There is large export demand.
Sales Of 6 500 bushels Genessee Wheat
at $685. the export demand is good.
The EplToRIAL CoNvENTIoN--Seems
to have passed off quiet happily. There
was a liberal attendance and good cheer,
OF course. as gentlemen of the press have
an apprec'ative sense Of the way matters
are done up at the Metropolitan Hotels.
Mr.. Coates Kinney delivered the poem.
and L. ID. Mansfield some remarks upon
the. power, morals, &c, Of the press
rather u common topic of late. but none
The less instruc'iye--cCrtainly much nee.
ded.