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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-07
Degthoffhe Duke of Genoa

i rdinand duke of Genoa. who expired at Tu-
rim on the 9th ut, was the second son of the late
King Charles Alhcrtand only brother OF the pres
ent sovereign of Piedmont. He was born No
yamher Is. 1899 and married four years ago, to
the daughter of Prince john,now king OF Saxony.
lh, preseat situation of King Victor Emmanuel
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-07
Death from takinp Efher

The boston Traveller gives the Following par
hculars concerning the death of Mrs FARLEY. who
died ut Lynn, on tuesday, from the Elects of
ether. administered for a dental operation. Bat
teres were used to resusctato her but without
effect:
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Reported FHibatering Expedition against

COLUMBIA, March 1.-The Southern mail
brings New Orleans papers of Tuesday last
Brazos adviees state that the merchants of
Browns Valley have subscribed 500, 900 TO fit
ont tilliba>tering expedition against Mexico
The report requires confirmation.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-07
Djssotis faction among Democrats.

WAsHINGT0N, March 5.-Great dissatisfaction
prevails among the Democratic members of both
Houses of Congress here in consequence of the
President no, noninationg Gen. Shields, as Brig
adler General of the new regiment.
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Is one 10 call forth sympathy. Within A few
weeks and almost in the act Of taking part in the
European war he has loet h. mother. his wife.
and now his brother falls at Ia, side.
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TO be Discontinued-P ubhc Debt.

WAsuGNGrON. March 5.-rhe Daily Globe is
to be discontinued after publishing the proceed
ings. 1t will be resumed the next session
The public debt redeemed for the week ending
March 3, amounts to 293OJO dollars.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-07

WANTED TO HIRE.--fhe subscriber.
w wish To hire for their work the Va Il Tenn
re,road in the Mountah region of Va. nuruber o
strong aud boys Tor which liberal hire will be paid
h"y have hadlon experience IN the management Il
negroes, md are themselves large "wnrrs. tlned 10
gioos sill receive ia" realmr"' in every r"s Il
TINT they give their one III us cum s'e' u
Lynchburs, nj ANY time, till the iOh Jatdaty IT,"
Washing ton Hotel McOorklo Simpson n mes,
1rat Mcdaniel n Hunts, They will also buy n.eh AM
boys. dec - ducts SCOTT ADAMS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-07
LITE NEWS BY THE NAILS.
luE WELDON MURDER.


We gather from the Petersburg Express the
following particulars of the murder of McGowan,
the mail agent:
WELDON. March jth.-Three men, J. ii. Ev-
erett. and SON and man mined Price. all of
Spring Hill, Halifax CO. \. c., arrived here to-
day, for the sole purpose of numbering Mr.. Pat.
rick McC,owan, as one them subsequently n
vowed. Mr. McGowan is citizen Of Raleigh.
and mail agent on the Raleigh and Caster Rail
road Upon the arrival of the Raleigh train here
Mr.. McG. seeing them, and apprchcndng Il diff
entity. quietly remained in the mail cur. The
Everetts and Price remained near the ear for
some time watching him (Alct,.) but finally be-
came inpatient, aud proceeded to the office of
john Campbell, Esq, where they stated they
wished to sec McIowan, and make matters up
with him. Upon hearing this, Nee. came from
the mail car, and while talking with the Ever
etts he noticed one of them draw forth pistol.
McG. Immediately caught at him, when Price
fired nj him. and the elder Everett came up in
the rear, and shot him in the head. The wound
ed man Immediately fell, when young Everett
stopped over him, and placing pistol to his
neck near the jaw, shot him again; saying at the
time, THAT they had come on TO kill him, and
now they were satisfied" Great confusion pre-
vailed among the crowd Of passengers and 9th
ers present, many of whom assisted IN arresting
and tying the murderers. They conduct
ed tn the Halifax county jail.
DIR. Gee promptly in attendance on Mr..
McGowan and upon examnationtound that SIX
balls had entered his person. The DIR, enter
talnS no hopes of his recovery.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-07
ARRIVAL. or THE STAR OF THE WEST
Treasure from California; Blockade Of Cuban
Parts

NEW YORK, March I.-Ihe steamer Star of
the West arrived here at Q O'Clock this evening
with 300 passengers and S65O.OOO in gold from
California. She touched at Key West on the
9th. Tn Spanish Consul there had issued u
pr clamation, by order of the Captain General of
Cuba, declaring the whole coast of the Island in
II state OF blockade. Also, that all vessels bound
To any port in the Islander found cruising along
the coast, will be searched by the Spanish war
vessels. The United States steamer San Jacin-
to was to leave for Havana on the 2Sth.
SECOND DESPATCH.
The Star of the West brings Califna dates to the
9th ult which have been anticipated via New Or
leans. Mining prospects were improving un-
der the effects of recent rains. Trade was slight
" better. Meat and provisions generally were
looking up. Mess pork selling at Sl7; clean do
2Oa2l hams in brine 10; do dry salt l1;lard flour
and grain were dull;crushed sugar 20 cts and firm.
Sixty-fye dead bodies had been recovered from
the wreck of the steamer Pearl at Sacramento,
and 20 were still missing The boat had been
raised and was repairing.
A severe gale visited Salt Lake city on the lst
of January, DONG much damage. Tie legsla-
ture of Utah convened on the 18th of December.
Adams & Co.. first messenger from California
had arrived at Salt Lake city.
The latest dates from the Sandwich Islands are
to the 18th of January and from Oregon Jan. %;
Sydney, Australia Oct. IL
The steamer Uncle Sam arrived at San Fran
cisco on the 3D. ult., with New lo DIRK dates TO Jan.
18th.
On the forty third ballot for Senator in the Cal
ifornia Legislature, Senator Gwin, had 3S; Ed
wards 36 Broderick -; McCorke {; and IA votes
scattering.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-07
N T'H TT'i NV TIIHVHT' HWITFI'T
WHAT THE CRITICS SAY:

WHAT THE CRITICS SAY;
Ida will have LOVING friends when the Lampi'ght,r
LiH}c haiy, Bob The NemsboH RHh Han. aud u hnst of
others nIo huiio and togouen '-Nep lOfk Leader.
u picture of Virginia country HE with its amusc
mrns, exercises nnd the habia md tccuaitlca OF tho
people. milhmly mud graphically skotehed -
Richaoud EEdmiHr.
Thu scenery OF this tnc Is lnid the South and the
eeunr institutions come in mattcr OF course, but
mol treated IN way Ia give 1t NIL the character of IA
I.urisnu book, -Bosi0n Adrcriiser
= rise from its pcrusu without feeling TINT
has been IN close communion wh intel ect oi
ordinary ability. II IL OF the best works of fiction
hat we hive ever read. II Is an admirable story Of b
.jnin life Bsitord Srn'insi
1T il decidedly the bet work of tho hind TINT hn,
hcen issued and j. Of the very iow unveils TINT
.hould find ndniinnce To Il family cir lr."
In tina age of nm-y and Il ashy crat ne it Is renlly
among to higher clnsO ol novels ths"- Daiiy
PJibtnc. Ch,cdro
"No hnve rond thi. exceedingly elegant contribution
our light hrrn with absorbing interest. Alour
i4a h"u,t offering upon thc anr hume aud social ui
i,olio0s simple the Of real lie, dcdlsntcd my
brother and sister We welcome such attributes thu
most heartily Nothing inlts wuy sliikes memory
nsheng it. caunl. mn We give lncetO huing nocr IN
nrtis'ic Gazette would gem uf purrst ray,
LeshcS Lddics' Gazctfr.
The trade supplied NJ the usual di.conn,.
tcl3ls NORRIS publi.hcr, Richmond, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-07
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

y. f~. FIRST VESSEL anil, positively, on the
.-xsAs~r- iOTH MARCH irginit and Louisiana Line
cj P1ckats-Thc superior fast milling Clipper schooner
FANNIE tCURRlE, SAMUEL DgARBoRs Commander.
having portion of Cnrgo engaged and g"ng on
bontd, will positively sail above For baoucn of
freight ~ passage, having SUPERIOR accommodations,
imply TO DAVID CuhhiE,
fr1s dil lmnr Richmond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-07

Real the follow ing Ccrlhcnte rern Indy endorsed
by Postmaster Il. 4. Cooper:
CAPos BalpoE.
Hampshire county. Va, March la, 1854.
Mr T.. p Copper Denr Sn: Agreeable 10 your Re
quest and my desire To benefit Tie Inflicted, hero
by certify the rroas rr'cil lmv" received from The
OF Hompton'S V,poohlr Tmcturs.
! WINS nkcn with avioent tDlpi'aties rather tut.
ternG an trembling ri the henri, wl.irh continued
crnl DAYS; seemed i'm, hcart had almost forgotten
its Office. Thu inmilv became inrmcd and procured
bottle of this valuable Medicine and bcioe had taken
bottle Of this Tincf~e IF HampoH's WINS en-
tirey relieved.
Thi- is the hind instance OF relief in umy
the ol this vluab'c Medicine Two three ,rnr.
agoI was laid up with WrdiioH OF dAlis tfom fleet
of unHt i generally called ilk Icy Ind lost nj
md appetite, ahd the WI ch sorir tort inches
up and down, and huff around ankle. rejected
effort 10 head il unulI proc red iIompton's Veg
esbe Tinrtureouc borllr OF which restored my health
healed nv ankle. md ! am lrrcr from swelling than for
the last thirty yeays.
Agnin one Of nv daughters very low from severn
dvsente mud VIII, she begun all up her icci
mcnced swelling which increase every In md began
To be painful sc used IA bane of Hampton =
7tnet're; the rsinS were os-unged, the dwelling sub
81 led and her health lctnrncl~e kept her legs ban
daPed with strips ri Snolcn uotil her strength returned
| have been thus particular, Tint others Ter similar
circumstances NIGH be induced 10 avail themselves OF
this remedy. Yours with respect
EIzABFTn EpwAKps.
do hereby certify tint | personally acquainted
bove statement IL be corrocr
Il. + COOPER Postmaster,
Capon B5idge. Hampshire county, Va
rs Delicate Ladie, and Children viii please CIV /:
trinl
Spare ~H not p,Jma 10 name hnndrcds Of others, ms
Geo. W. Goodrth, Capt. Tbos. Canot, Robert Gault.
james Smyh, cured of Rhcnmasn
John Pcryai :. A. Griffin, John Luke Rev. V. Fax.
ridge, L. s Navy and thousands ot OH Is cured of
Dyspepsn, Scrouln Cough Liver Complaint, Bronehi.
It's, ST. Vuus Dance Sc. We rrtorto citizens.
Gail On them.
A Citizen of the Old Dominion.
Cure Of rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Liner Com
pinnt The Verdict has gone fortM Al admit
that champions Iinctpe' has no Superior ,
ScoTTsvILLE, Abcmarr Go Va,
March 2Sth 1853 !
MesaS Mortimer & Nombroy :-Gentlemen-l have
been oilted or the last eight yeas with hhrun ntsn,
DyspnpSiu and Liver Complaint suffering all the while
whth pnins IN the shoulders, IMP, ba'k and side shift
ing from side the other PHpitotion Of the henri
los of appetite, cold wchts night excessive cosfivr
ness md eteht debility and wen knraa. tried many
remedies which lone me no good bat raihet grew
worse. Int fall ] WHs advised u Try champion =
Vegetable incrure md am happy it hn- cur'd
ne. am free hon all pain, and IL the enjoyment
nl perfect hea'hand TAKE prasure in recommeed
ing the Tincturr to all afflicted as have been.
Yours JAMES NJ. NOEL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-07
Severe Case of Rheumatism

NCCT' sYIIIf, IbcmlI Tr %, Nn.,
Ma eli lfh, 1853
Mesas Mortimer i, HoaJrdg;- tcntlelncn-.Ilasine
been Inflicted with rheumatism for some Time in its
worst forms md being able 10 ,Afnin relief from
other meuicne. was induced to n, "llumpton's Veg
ctahle Tineture" few bottle. Of which am happ1 TO
saw hayr nnde perfect
Atthr time commenced using the finctGre |
scarcely able TO waIk. | mud have been for
soms weeks, entirely free from all pam.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-07

EWPOKFANE-A,it is my idcntion to make
an extensive pu' chssc Of Mrnary md Fancy Good 3
IF every description in the Spcng, will sell the re-
rnaindcr OF my TODD, at very reduce prices would
,lv.o every body cali and my fancy Gods such
"nnrtts Ribbons. Cloan-. Sha@ls, Hoods and other
Bonnctts tor children; Hosiery Gloves, Lacr- Emb OIL
der - Of the best character; Head Dresses Gaps,
Le excrled oh its Ia be talking paper
Cor and ser The prelticst goods cXraut
doc Q5.dNc2lnw ALERED s. ENGLEDOVE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-07

- MORSE las rrceivod--
y. Harper for March Graham Tor March, Ell in
burgh aud Westminster Il, views Tor January, Dollar
Magazine for March. 4o moro Nav Books, Gold
PEN: with articles too numerous mention.
ma
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MlSCELLANEOl
Notice TO Travellers,

prrzsSsa ou' Stages will IL tutute leave Lynch
sEt-z@ss<s& bug al Mondays. wednesday, and hi
lay mornings aruse Charlottesville night, CIV
Tug passengers a toll nights going North
sep - -d3lHwt, J. I. HAMMER \ co.
WE StHNcklBEli wishes u sell his TRACT In
ct LAND, klus in tie County rf Amhcrst-two1
miles from tie city Il Lynehburg. The Tract
thnut 1000 AIRES, which will be divided to suit
G3puf haser.- lie Improvements all good and
-%urw
For terms apply to thu subscriber at l.,nchhnrr-
dec 7-deadts GEO. q. CuRIE.
I~ ALL WnOMlr MAY CONCERN.
We shnlI Cnntinuc To call upon iriends for
the amount of their bills, de LIST JANUARY Ion the hal
anee ot The month ntter which, M having tho time
necessary 10 dev"a to shall Place those rsmnlnng
unsettled ~ other haBds To- collection.
leh Ia BURROUGHS, SiIAFER X co.
4 tOAbl COAL The subscriber ia prepared
y Ia I'LL at The "niest notice, orders Tor Mountain
Coal, Ut the best quality For orders OF 200 bushels
more 1t viii b' dcIvrrr the Depot, IN Lynehhurg
the price OF 30 CENTS per hushel
Reference Is made the conductors ot the Ipc,ad.,
ut who>e Recalling Room the coal ia used
JEREMIAH ny LIE.
ieh Q dlmf rhristinnsburg, M"nle', Co, Va.
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PIANO EOKTES
lST CLASS DIPLOMA AWARDED
BY THE MECHANICS INSTITUTE,

Richmond Va.
CUTTERS & SlMDNS. No. ~ Main 81. (naery
1popposile the Exchnngn Rnh,) RIouso u, Va.
hnyr received Tho agency for the Swtc al Wing Mn for
the aalr f NM. 7. EMERSON'S celebrated PIANO
tORTES. These Pianos finished in tho very best
nhuner and for their sweetness and billHncy Of tone
md duubiIity tqna 10 those ii my other uanuuc-
l0rrd in the country.
4 fact rorfhy of notc-Ouc of Emerson'- Pano
Forcs put mo the Fair o til" Mechanics Institute.
nst srd in Rirhmond, without the ku"wrdgc ot Mr.
Emerson. received he hghesi prcmnm aratded-A
FIRST CLASS DIPLOMA.
Every instrument warranted in every respect
We sinll soil our Piano iortcs nj III" lowest prices
Tor cush good uagotiaule paper. in27-dScly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-07
THE FEMALE SYSTEM.
Liver Complaint. Debility

Extinct from Jnmrs Hrri4 E>q's Letter Alexandrin,
Va-Airr .pcnkiog Of wondrfL,urcs on himself lie
sHy-: Mrs. II has he"n -uferng with the par com.
puiut and with innbity constantly complaining, from
weakness, through her whole System. She now ruioys
better health than 10 rniry years, being entirely
ed 10y the use Of Hdmpfon's FcPeidbte Tiacturcn
Diseased Side, Breast Eyes.-Extrart from
Letter from ]. g inns, Esq, LUuion county Va-"My
wife has been for yea,s afflicted with grent wer ass
pain in the breast, side and hpck; IHpitationf the
heart ecbrnes OF the system; lpss of appetite
complexion snow; the sight Of eye almost gone the
other weak. am plensed 10 say, Hompton $
Tacturc has restored h.rto perfect hcalth Her eyes
good ever they were.
t3'Ca and get rlamphets
Sold by J. II. SEAY, s. co, Lynchlr.rgi Sewers
Scousvilie; A j. BROWN, Charlottesville, md by all
d, ggiststfrough )ut ths State. var 81 dec "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-07
Will YOU Read tho Truth ?

Medicine must have merit aud great mcritlo sta nj
"A the test al public opinion, No ri
gavensc worthless article 50 as tokcePit up ASA good
medicine. II il be not. really
A good medicine will live, be omc popular, aud
eni IT. snlc~ ycaroiter year, IN spite Of opposition
The pcol IT, readily fluid lis Virtues mud the tune o
them pn4s,,- from mouth mouth with more rBpidity
than spupcrs spread IT, living witness tcst
Tying he medicine has made for him is of Far
service II an any newspaper advertising
In proof ol hn say above, refer You
HAMPTON'S NEGETBLE TINCTuRE, aud its cf.
iects lta praise Is in the mouths of murudrs. The
best men IN country give their testimony Ia its
wonderful cure. Among them nnme Hon. II
Clay Hon Rich. VI Juhns on, Vice President Of the
United Sintcs, with hundr.ds of others Capt Thomns
Canot-br prher the crehrnred physician nf the
Emperor of fmncc-wn. cured by it of disease OF
ycas standing the skill o all The Doctors OF
Europe and Ameri' had fnilra to
TRIiITI IL MIGHTY
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-07-17

TUE AILANInus.-We have on hand
some further evidence of tho poison Of
this noted tree. The first is:
"a REcIpE TO DESTROY RosE.Buos.--
When the rose. bug first makes its ap.
pearance, sprinkle your bushes prolusc.
ly with tho pollen Of tho flower Of tho
Ailanthns trce, or pour upon the bushes,
through a watering.pot, a strong decoc'
ton OF the same. You will presently
see hundreds of tho bugs falling 10 the
ground, there TO die. The operation may
be repeated once or twice day, until
they entirely disappear, which generally
takes place in less than week."
We should think this would be clIec.
lual. If the decoction tastes half as bad
as the flowers smell. The following lot
ter indicates that the poison is not conf.
ned TO the bloom:
GERMAvrowN, Pa, July Q.
] was much grutifed with your nrli.
Gle against tho Aian,hus in yesterdays
poper. As further confirmation Of
the poisonous effects Of the deadly tree,
may state that the Uorticulturst who
laid out my grounds, with three Of his
men, were taken sick, and confined TO
their beds for week, in consequence
of digging up this upas 10 mid.Winter.
| have not the slightest doubt that much
Of the sickness and mortality in our
cities in June and uly, is occasioncd BY
the bloom Of this too common tree.
Yours truly, B. J. L.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-07-17
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
TROUBLE WITH THE INDIANS.
Defeat. Of the X. Ms In Oregon.
Gen. Joseph Lane Elected Delegate
New YoRK. July o.


The steamer Northern Light reached
her 'berlh OF 8 o'clock yesterday evening.
California dates 10 tho 10Th inst. She
brought out $4,000 in gold. Among
her passengers is Mr.. Wheeler, Minister
TO Nicsrauga, who brings importsnt trea.
ties. Walker landed at Prioto on the
.29th June, with 375 men. He is re.
ported to have taken Rivas, and then
entering San Juna del Sud, carried of
tho arms and ammunition there collect
cd, without opposition.
The most important item is tho con.
frmation Of claims Of Messrs. Bolton
& Barron, by the United States Land
Commissioners, embracing 1850 acres,
lying mostly within the corporation
limits Of San Francisco, estimated to be
worth $4,000, 900. Palmer, Cook e.
Co.. arc the principal owners Of the
claim. t Il
Trouble with the Indians anticipated
in tho neighborhood Of Fresno River,
owing to an Indian having been hung
for shooting Mexican miner without
provocalion.
Rich gold quartz and lead Of sill.
yer mine have been discovered In Mou.
loume. San Francisco destroyed by FIRE
on the 18th; loss 100000.
The settlers are holding frequent meet.
ines to concert measures for redressing
grievances. A settlers party was to bo
organized throughout the State.
Know No.hings defeated in Oregon.
Lane, democrat, elected delegate 10
Congress. 200 majority in favor oI
forming q State government. Returns
are incomplete, but enough are received
10 indicate that it had been determined
that Oregon should cease to be terri
tory.
The Indians are reported tn have
killed six white men on klamath Re-
scrvation, and six others in Illinois
Valley.
The mines are yielding adundan,ly-
1855 bids fair TO equal, il it does not
exceed, the production Of any previous
year.
The California mint is coming at thu
rate Of 100000 per day.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-07-17
Heavy Defalcation.
BosToN, Ju

BOSTON, july u
AT the Annual Meeting Of the Eastern
Railroad Company to-day, the President
made report to the effect that Mr..
Tuckerman, the late Treasurer, has con-
fessed that he has embezzeled the funds
of the Road to the amount Of S2o7. 900.
His defalcation have been going on
for several years. He offers all his prop.
erty, amounting to but small part Of
the defalcaton, as security. The
President asks for committee Of inves-
,igation, and warm debate upon the
subject is now going on.
Otherwise the annual report OF the
condition of the road is favorable. 1t is
reported that Tuckerman had invested
largely in sustaining DR.. Mortom's claim
to the ether discovery some Two year,
since at Washington.
A portion Of the defalcatlon Of Tuck
erman is the overissue Of 62S shales o
tha Eastern Railroad. He states in hi
confession 10 the Directors that he ha
been connected with the Company pc
riod Of ten years, and this'notwithstand
ing there have been during that tim
several Committees ofinvestigation VIII
reported after examin alton that all wa
right and correct. He has transferre
to the Company assets which he value
at sos, 900. After heated debate {
the meeting to-day, Committee of il
vestigation was appointed. and the me-
ting adjourned for three weeks wilho,
choosing a Boaid Of Directors. Tucl
ernan, who is young man, is believe
to be still in this city.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-07-17
Notice in Partition.

4 LBERT J. WAKEFIELD and Hester, his
~ wife, John Skelton Samuel Shelton, Ma
~ SHELTON, Mathew II. Cla rke, Amos b. Clarke
George b. Clarke, Dennis II. Clarke, and Alex
ander Clarke, will take notice that petllioh
was filed against them on the 9th day oil July'
1855, in the Court of Common Pleas wllhln
md for the County of Lawrence and State ot
Ohio. by Hester Clarke, and is now pending,
wherein the said Hester Clarke demands parti-
lion of the following Real Es tate, Situate in The
County of Lawrence aforesaid, to.wit: Six
| acres, the south east part of lot NUMBER SIX
hundred and eighty four IN the On 10 Company's
purchase, in range number hiteeh, township
number two, commencing IN the oen.er OF sa'u
| lot number six hundred and eighty-four, on a
parallel line with the south west corner OF the
iown of Mill ersport, according to recorded
Mat of said town, in the Recorders oiice OF
said Lawrence County; thence running Slralt
across said lot until it strikes the upper line OF
the late Luke Rennolds deceased; thence rum
ming with said line to the Ohio river; thence
up said river, following the meanderlngs theie-
OF until il ONES to the center OF SAID lot num-
: her six hundred and eighty-fOur; thence run
ming through said center TO the place OF begin
ming. also eighty acres, the west end OF ict
, number six hundred and eighty three, in the
Ohio Conn any purchase, in range number Ill
!: teen, township number two and sections mum,
Der fifteen and twenty one, it being all OF sail
. lot number six hundred and eighty-three, which
, laws west of said town of Millersport, also the
5 southwest quarSr of section number twenty
4 nine, township number two and range number
A(teen, containing one hundred and sixty acre!
more or less, also town lots number one anC
It number two and number fifteen, with appurte'
" nances in the town Of Millersport, also one.
l.. sixth part of of LOT number sixty-seven in tht
;, incorporated village of lronton, commencing
y at a point forty four feet from the corner o
| o,,J Cocood streets. in said town D