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Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1855-04-03

INOR RENT, OR SALE-The Modern
IL Four-slory BRICK HOUSE on Thirteenth
street, near E, east side. The house is IN good
repeatedly cellars; and to a good tenant the rent
will be low. Possession given November LIST.
Apply TO
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Oct 29-tf Auctioneer
The true Democrat., 1855-09-04
Agents fol the True Democrat


 WMSE. HUNT Hillsboro, Union county; JASPER N HILLHOUsE, Smithville Hon. B. BUNCH, Kings River, Carroll county Hon J. A. BECK, lizard county. GEO AUSTIN, Van Buren, Crawford county. A. c. OLlvAR, Carroll county.
 j. R. THOMPSON, Amity, Clark county w. M PEBBLES Green county Dr. L. T. CuLLEY, Rondo, Lafayette county. JOHN ARNOLD, Lisbon, Union county. D. NJ. MARTIN, Nit. Penson, Jackson county. ]. R. HUMPHREY, Union county; "; B B. sPRER, Pike county, Dr. J. w. WILLIAMS, Dallas county; ". N. MAY, Danville, Yell county; H. T. DICKERMAN, esq, Franklin and Scott counties; l.. M STROUD, Carroll county; VIM. l.. SMITH, Washington county; GARLEN sILVEY, Jackson county. A. ]. HAYS, Ashley county; D. W. JEFFREY, Mount Olive, lizard county. K. l.. PHILLIPS, Washington, Hampstead county; GIDEON TUCKER, Batesvile, Independence county JOHN A. LINDSAY, Powhattan; ELIHU RANDOLPH, Desha county; JOHN NJ. MITCHELL Gansville, Green county; VIM. R. CAIN, Pocahontas, Randolph county; LEWIS sUTFIN, Boliver, Poinsett county; ROOF H. HOWELL, Dover, Pope county; ]. s. JORDAN, Monticello Drew county; THO'S RIGGS, Postmaster Richwoods, lizard county; GREEN R. JONES, Esq, smithville, Lawrence county; l.. E. VENABLE, Van Buren county; JOHN HAvIs, Bradley county; c. II. JACKSON Elizabeth, Jackson county; VIM. A. CRAWFORD, Saline county; ]. W. McCONAUGHEY, searcy, White county; A. J. BROOKS, Boomer Sebastian county; JAMES NJ MONTGOMERY, Lewisville, Lafayette CD; Capt. ". LANDERs, Sulphur Rock, Independence co; W. B, YOUNG, Dover, Pope county; THO'S F. AUSTIN, Melville, Marion county; ]. w. BERNARD, Nouostown, Pope county; JAS R. BERRY, F. M., Huntsville, Madison coun1y; JAS N. JOHNSON, P. M Friendship Saline county; c. l.. SWEET, sweetville, Crittenden county; THO'S MILLS, Polk county; JOHN w. FULLERTON Hot Springs; JOHN w. WILDER, Valley Grove; RoB'T ATKINSON, Leek's Store, Ouachita county; Dr. l.. l.. MARTIN, Lcng View, Ashley county; N l.. BAKER, Fulton county; JACOB PATE M., Pleasant Plains, Independence 70. R. l.. CARGILE, Conway county. VIM c. NORTON, Relf's Bluff, Drew county
The true Democrat., 1855-09-04
UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE. MpdicaI He uo II m ut.

TIIIE Fifth Annual Course of Lectures in this In \ stituton will commence on Monday, the 29th of October next, and continue till the first of the ing March.
 PAUL F. EVE, NJ. D., Principles and Practice of Surgery
 JOHN NJ. WATSON, NJ. D., Obstetrics and the Diseases of Women and Children.
 W. k. BOWLING NJ. D., Theory and Practice of Medicine.
 A. II. BUCHANAN, NJ. D., Surgical and Patho- logical Anatomy.
 C. K. WINSTON, NJ. D., Materia Medica and Me dieal Jurisprudence.
 ROBERT NJ. PORTER, NJ. D., General and spe- cial Anatomy.
 J. BEKBl'EN LINDSLEY, NJ. D., Chemistry and Pharmacy.
 THOMAS R. JENNINGS, N. D., Institutes of Me dcine and Clinical Medicine.
 WILLIAM T. BRIGGS, NJ. D, Demonstrator of Anatomy.
 The Anatomical Rocms will be opened for students on the first Monday of October
 4 full Preliminary Curse of Lectures, free to all students viii be given by the Professors commencing also the first Monday of October.
 4 CInque has been established in connection with the University, at which operations performed, and prescribed for and ectured upon, in pre- sence of the Glass.
 Amount If Fees for Lectures in the University is $l05. MarticulaJion Fee, lpaid once oniy,) $5.- Practical Anatomy, Sl0. Graduation Fee, $25. Good boarding can be procured 1t about 8 per week
 Further information can be obtained by addressing J. BERRlEN LINDSLEY, Chancellor of the uni- ty, Nashville, Tenn. >
 Aug 2l. 55 5t*
The true Democrat., 1855-09-04
STATE OF ARKANSAS
 County of Randoiph. {

In the circuit court of said county at the May term
 thereof, 1855. Louis Hanauer, Daniel Hanauer, and Jacob IIanaucr, partners trading under the style of L. Hanauer tS Co.,, Compliments.
 vs.
 Thomas s. Drew, Cinderella Drew his wife, and Washington k. Hunter, Defendants. InN this day the complainants file their bill against O the defendants, together with an affidavit that Thomas $. Drew anl Cinderella Drew do not reside in this State, and motion of the cOmpainants it Is ordered, that publication be made of the pendency and object of this suit, notice thereof said Tho mas $. Drew and Cinderella Drew.
 And the said Thomas s. Drew and Cinderella Drew his wife, therefore notified that the compainants have filed their bill in this cause, to subject to the payment of their demand of twenty four hundred and eighty four dollars and eighteen cents the slaves Elsey Sarey, and her child and Hester and the west half of section thirty five, in township nineteen north of range east and that unless they appear the court house of Randolph county by the fourth day of the term which will be begun on the the fourth Monday of November, 1855 the bill will be taken as confessed against them; and that an injunction has been granted against them which will require them to appear upon the second day of said term of said court, if they wish to defend the same.
 true copy from the record.
 E. LITTELL URMSTON, Clerk. aug. 26, 2w
The true Democrat., 1855-09-04
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. To all to whom ii may Concern.

! ETTERS of Administration upon the estate o : JoHN II. BUTLER late of the city of Little Rock in Pulaski county, Arkansas, bearing date the l5f day of August, A. D. 1855, have been issued and granted to the undersigned by the Clerk of the Pu laski Probate Court in vacation.
 All persons having claims against said estate are required to exhibit the to the undersigned ad ministratrix of said estate properly authenticated within one year from the date of such letters. they may be precuded from any benefit ill said estate and the date of such letters. they shall be forever barred and precuded from any benefit in said estate
 MARTHA J. BUTLER, Administratrix
 of John N. Butler.
The true Democrat., 1855-09-04
BOOK X JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
 Little Rock. 4rltanSns,

ITNHE undersigned will carry on the Book AND ,JoB -I PRINTING business on his account and war rants the most perfect satisfaction for all work en- trusted to him. which will be done on the shortest notice and at reasonable prices. All orderstrom any part of the State for Blanks, will be filled and sent by return a5dil
 In consequence of the death of the senior partner of the late firm of J. Nj. GS J. D. Butler it becomes necessary that all debts due the office should be set tied np immediately He therefore hopes all indebt ed will remit the same reSeipt of their accounts by mail or otherwise. JAMES D. BUTLER. Surviving partner of the firm of J. M. & J D. Butler
 Aug 2l, 1855. If
The true Democrat., 1855-09-04
(From Tennyson's " "Fatima." |"

From Tennysons {" Fatima"
 The Lovers Kiss. Last night when some one spoke his name, From my swift blood, that went and came, A thousand little shafts of flame Were shivered in my narrow frame; 0 love, 0 fire! Oncehe dreao, Wath one long Kiss nay aghole soul tarough My Hps, as sunlight drinketh dew.
The true Democrat., 1855-09-04
SIT. T.MARY'S ACADEMY. Little Rock. Ark.
Under the charge cf the Sisters of Merc

y . ? 2 TNIIIS institution is beautifully situated on the | Square at the corner of Louisiana and Elizabeth streets. The buildings are spacious "a large brick grounds offer delightful resort during the hours of recreation.
 Yhe course of studies will be solid and extensive embracing the English French and Italian langua- ges; History Geography, Philosophy, including As tronomy and the Use of the Globes: Arithmetic, AL zebra, Botany. oca and Instrumental Music, Draw ing and Painting, and all kinds of useful and mental Needle Work. Parents may rest satisfied that every attention consistent with the spirit of fort of the young ladies placed at this institution, whilst the utmost will be taken to nourish in their minds those principles of virtue and religion which alone can render education profitable; no un- due influence shall be exercised the religious opinions of the pupils; however for the maintain of good order all will be required to conform tc { sl-. -. -G. L. L..
The true Democrat., 1855-09-04
BY AUTHORITY. Public Acts Of the Thirty-Third Congress of the United States.

Passed the session. which begun and held the City Of Washington, in the District of Columbia, on Monday the 4h day of December le54 and ended tuIday, the 3d day of March, 1855. FRASKLIN PIERCE, President. JESSE D. BRIGHT, Pre- sdent of the Senate, pro LINN BoYD, Speaker of the House of Representatives.
The true Democrat., 1855-09-04
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERsIP.

TNHE partnership existing between the subscribers next, (1S55, and would respectfully request all persons indebted to us to come forward immediately and settle the with Anderson Gordon who alone is authorized to receive and receipt for the same: and be to him for | navment as he Sh herah nIn S Present all the debts of the late firm.
 ANDERSON GORDON.
 JAS. NJ. GORDON
 JOHN A. GRIFFIN. Lewisburg, Ark, Aug. s, 1855.
The true Democrat., 1855-09-04
! Q E W Q R X .

Our facilities for doing all descriptions of Job Work can not be surpassed by any printing establishment the country
 We have procured at cost of sixteen hundred dol of Isaac Adams mammoth printing machines whch enables do book pamphlet work in superior style and at very low prices.
The true Democrat., 1855-09-04

The undersigned having purchased the interests oi James Nj. Gordon and John A. Griffin, in the firm o1 A. & J. M Gordon & Co.,, will continue the Mercan- ne Business at their old stand on his own account where he will keep on hand general assortment ot Dry-Goods, Groceries. Hardware, Queens ware. ware. Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes. Drugs, aoa aathts, oiis, Dye-stuffs, etc., etc., which he will sell low for cash, or exchange
 pseng thankful for the patronage so literally ex- to noea to the old firm, he hopes to merit continua-
 Al e1 ene same GENTLEMEN GIVE ME CALL.
 7 ~i' % Am ANDERSON GORDON
The true Democrat., 1855-09-04
atiOns!

To prevent Interruption in the classes. visits will be limited to Thursdays and made to the pupils only ny parents and guardians, persons authorized by them. The annual vacation will commence the 10th of July, and terminate on the lst of September Besides the uniform, which will consist of brown rno for winter, and blue gingham for summer, to- gether with black silk aprons each young lady will require eight changes of linen.
 Bulletins will be transmitted every six months to parents or guardians, informing them of the health and proficiency of their children or wards All com munieations addressed to Mrs. MARY A1pHoNsus CARTON, Convent of Mercy, Little Rock, Ark REFERENCEs:-
 Right Rev. Dr. Byrne,
 General Hampstead, Little Rock. Ark. Geo. A. Gallagher
 D. W Carroll. esq, Pine Bluff
 Rev. Patrick McGowan, New Gaseony.
 Pierce B. Oracle, Napoleon, Ark.
 Hon. Judge Hanley, Helena, Ark.
 Very Rev Wm. Stars, New York.
 Most Rev. Dr. Blanc,
 P. Rotchford Nou, Or,aars ro P. Hackett, 1'o" "iie"iis' A-a' J. DeveTaux.
 Aug 2S, I'm
The true Democrat., 1855-09-04

Transient will be inserted for s per square en lines es for the first insertion 50 cents for each subsequent insertion.
 Merchants advertising by the year will be charged 3O Professional cards and other advertisements exceeding one square, $ 10 per annum.
The true Democrat., 1855-09-04
The Wheeler Slave Case.
DECISION OF JUDGE KANE.

ET-V1NI"-' VI 0N D'L h4FNI.'
 The United States District Court was denscly crowded this morning, by persons anxious to hear the decision of Judge Kane on the mo- ton to commit Mr. Passmore Williamson for contempt of court and for perjury, in mak- ing an alleged false return to the writ of hnJeas corpus requiring him to produce the bodies of the slaves of Colonel Wheeler.
 .Inlre Kane read the following decision.
The true Democrat., 1855-09-04

SWAMP LAND SCRIP. AI sale by swamp i'ano ScIP, TOT Aug 5s M. IANIl.
The true Democrat., 1855-09-04
Salt Them Dow

S0 SACKS salt, just received and for sale. CU Aug 2S, M. OSBORN
The true Democrat., 1855-09-04
IT V NII~ +-'7- V V Y F. R VI . .
on. inclndinp bed and hcdling

Payments to be made semi annually in advance If required, the institute will furnish the boarders with books and stationery at the current prices No deduction will be made if any pupil leave fore her quarter shall have terminated except in eases of sick
The true Democrat., 1855-09-04
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-22
The Society of Ladies'
| DoWoh J0urhai .

The following pertinent remarks occur al
the close Of an Essay on "Colicrr Life. -
from the pen Ola New York clergyman:
Ehc society Of ladies' has done much for
me my Iic oEg; and it was the salutary sou ,
cnIi Influence oI such associations thai.with
huhs blessing, restrained me from many al,
excess Iutp which might othe rwisr have
been led while receiving my cduca,i,u. II is
IA Dad s'gn whcna young mln has no relish
lor such coWpuny. Whatever be u man,
S'al'oh III ilIr, "hclhc! higher CT low er pub
lie or'private, he viii become u better man
and escape many disaster, il he will listen
IN due season TO the voice of the iulclIircot
aud "eincL ameng ,he other sex. Not only
do they generally excel Us in their nice per
ccPiioh o. the proprietics Of life, and in
iheir tender sense OF duty to both God and
man; but they are equally before us in their
instructive faculty OF Toe .csccng evil before it
is upon Us, aud o wisely discerning the char.
acter aud motives OF men: 1t was not nlI n
dream that madc the wife of julius Caesar so
anxious that he should not 90 to the Senate
Chamber on the fatal Lies of March; md had
he coupled with her cn,rcuties, lie miyh,
have escaped The dagger OF Brulus. Disns.
ter followed disaster in the career of Mama.
eJh lrom the time that he ceased to feel lhe
balance wheel of Joscphino's influence on
ms inprtnons spirit. Oar own Wnshnn,cp,
when lmi ortant questions were submitted to
INN, often said that he wouId like to carry
The subject 10 his bed chamber, before he
had formed decision; nLd those who knew
.ne clear Judgment and elevated purpose of
Mrs "ashngton, thought all the better IF
h'm Tor wishing to make her confidential
counsellor. II deed, the great maioriry of
m n who have acquired for themselves n rood
ana great name, were not only married men, /
but happily married.
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Worthless NtrcLA

POKE ROOT, MlLh-WEED AND DANDLLiuN
F,on long and repeated usc of the hboyc
named vegetable. as culinary articles, both
myself and faulty consider either one o!
them as equalling IN va'uc, tie Atparngus o,
The PIunt The first two unmcG NAV
be cooked and dressed in the 81 ~ manner ns
Asparagus, and will hc found to cquaI, il not
surpass II in dcIicacy and richness Th, last
named may lie rendered equal TO Eudi,e or
Lettuce, as II salla6, by means Of blruchinr.
All these are among tie tcndcrcst Of our ca; =
Iy spring greens.
Experience has demonstrated taiisfnct, RI
Iy, that the Dandelion in particular, cXcrls at
that period OF the year, II mild but favorable
influence over the secretion OF bile, impro-
wing perhaps, both it' quality aud qua lity.-
Several individuals have been cunblrd TO
dispense with the use OF aprrcnt ned cincs
by employing as !ood a suitable amount of
this vegetable.
In localities, in which they do not nb ,und,
they Will pay for the roub OF itruducinr
nnd cnItIvating them in the garden Meth,
or would require more room nor attention
thun atparngu'. J. y. kIRrLANp.
Ohio Farmer.
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PNil ME tl!Osn Niumns,

EDITOR Ono FARMER. The way | pull
sIumps is this. II there are any which Il
strong team will pull up, go al! over my
farm and pull those first.
To make wholesale and effective bu,i.
ness at stumP-pulin5, requires two yoke OF
oxen, or two sran ol horses Iryou take hor.
res, nuke ionr-horse whii"lrcc, and hitch
your horse side by side, and drive with sin.
Gle line, put on the near side horse. Tie the
horses together with lin, about two fee,
long.
A Iog-hook, to hitch into the side of H.,
stump is the handiest. have in this wav.
pulled up fifteen or twenty wthou, s,opping
my team
Where stumps are hard to uul, get le.
ver twenty-five or thirty !ect long, and from
fourteen TO sixteen inches squire ut the but,
and six inches at the top, and hitch my tenn
10 the top end, then drive the butt-cnd
Of the lever as near 10 the stump as po,,ible.
'heh dig hoe under root, and put biz
chain through the hole; then, with bar, or
iand-spke, | roll my big lever cose to the
stump. Then hitch my chain around IN,
root and lever as tight as | can, and then
drye in n circle around the s,ump. Thi.
viii either split the stump in two, or tear il
out OF the ground. II it only splits or
pat, | then serve the otter parts Tie same
wny, unit all ID removed II the lever d,er.
TOO heavy on the gruuud, put rail under il, |
10 make i, slip easy.
In this way, three or faur men, with good
team, can e:oticnte from thirty to sixty
s'umps in day.
The best time 10 get cut s,um2s on dry |
land is in wet weather, and on wet land m
dry weather. Of course, my plan, whicll
have de'ailed' is for oH siumps, in which the
email 'oots are SJtten. The best machine
Tor green stumps, is one that lifts them IN,
and breaks the roots. A good way 10 gc, ,ut
weuk o,umps is with a tackle, or two tackles,
one biiehed 10 the other.
A, T. lIunnARp.
Newburgh, Ohio.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-22

FRIED hPPLEs "A DISH of fried apples is
quickly prepared for the table, which is often
a consideration of no mall importance
Wash ihem-cut them in two take out the
stem, core aud calyx, an, unpcc'cd, put them
into tin pan with butter, the gravy of bakcd
pork, with some water in fprnpor,ion 10 the
quantity to be fricd--cover them with lid.
ST. them on the stove. stir then occasionally
until they become soit--and be careful not .
burn them. Romantics, which ore often
a'mIst worthless, bnkad or raw, "disappear
with god gustO when fried" We may
tru'hluly pronounce desFicaLlo Ponies, when
fried, good; tut tho portcrs, Beln3wcrs, Tail.
man sweets, aud a long list which we might
name, when fried, ore really luxury. SJdr
apples d. not fry welI-thcy fry to pieces toe
much Country Gentleman.
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AGRScUl. l.TuRAl,


FRIEND DRowy-HuniIton county ;s con.
silercI the Beer kg5" of Ohio. or, in other
words, Ire Bur'ey county IF the State
There are three bushels q" barley raised. TO
eae Of acv other grain in the county. Scvru
riphths of all the barley raised, is made into
beer and ule. The increase Of the German
Dopulatian, in the CITY d c ru,y. bns indu.
ced many farmers TO raise nothing c'se tut
barley on their farms. Tie demand Fl bor.
ley, in the last wear. has been very b.isk:
and il has commanded $i,5O per bu,hel /,
is now selling at 81 90 to SII5. There are
some twenty-five Lrtvcrie in Cincinnati
and vicinity. Our county. and the surroun.
ding counties cannot su,p'v the demand:
and there has been Great deal brought from
the East of late. But we have farmers who
will not raise it for the walking "6cor.,ubs"
of our land 1t is coming into general Use
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-22

The people of the City of Ncw.Y,rk arc
enjoying luxury, which is none the less SO
because 1t Is unusual. They have IL plori.
GUS 'ny government the best in the lIniun
Mayor Woop is happily Disappointing every.
body. The Temperance men onnoscd NJ,
e'e''"n' "ho lhe rhmmcs supported him.
Now the good men of all parties unite in
!"ud'ng the zeal and energy with which he
marches up to the line OF his duty; aud the
"ogsery Keepers, the tippng shop operators,
ana 'hc v'ojalors OF law and dcccncv. cvcr,
where are terror struck at the almost onnin.
",'"'o a"d "hhIprcsence of his powr.
mere Is Iot respectable paper ia the civ
o. any party or sect, that does not nr,i..
h'ln' "hd do It's part to sustain i'm i, III,
great and splendid labors. His nmo h,S
gone "uroaI into all the land, AID the exam.
P'' "o mas SET II OF more value 20 the causc
OF law and order in our cities than lorlv ro.
form speeches, aud hundred cxcell,n, r,.,
lutions. 'N''
what IL the grand secret o his wonderful
power ana success! What has he dan, >,
MAKE himself ~ famous! We have lookcd
'"'o 'he New York papers for u solution. and
we ,hl"k we understand the secret. lie dosx
4'S duty promptly, fear lcssly, and We, kiuJw
and IKE gentleman. lie has rednccJ ~,
""a'rs TO system. lie is the leodinr nnL
comforting spirit of the City Hall. Eyrrv
department ol the city government il undtr
MS eye aud every officer is made 10 und.,.
stand that his conduct is known, and nrnn,,
~ appreciated, The great engine of ooyer
tor good in New York, us in ali hrge ri,ia1
Is the Police, Ii they are under the con,r,I
ana 'nlluencc of the grog.shops, tho homes
n' Pros'''Ut'on' the rowdies aud law.breokc,s
'hey retard rather than assist the Mavor IN
.ne discharge OF his duties. But with Nav,
:" Jod the Police are the instruments or III.
M,ll' and they are moved by his directio, - :.
he ll's' deviation from duty, and warning
ONES to the delinquent Tho second o,
ehse hhds the name stricken from ,he rol
nd The badge OF Office is placed upon uno,h'
r. Inc power TO revoke the LICENSES -,
he grog-shoPs Is with tho Mayor, if the ,on
violated; Dbl the Proprietors kao,c il will
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Conn CAkrs.---A lady, in The Ohio Cuiii.

Conn CANES "A lady, 10 The Ohio CuHi.
ooior, recommends the following recipe, for
Corn Cukc, and Breakfast Cake
To one pint Ut sour butter-milk add three
eggs, one tcaspoohru of salcrGtus, onc-quar-
ter pound OF butter, thckcn with fine meal,
do not make it too stiff, spread on bu.tcred
pan aud bake quickly
The following makes very uicc break.
fast cuk":-- 70 one pnt of butier-niIk Or
soar cream add two tablcspoonsluls Of molas-
ses, sat and spice or meg to suit the taste,
and thckcn with fine Indian meal; NIX over
night aud bake quickly for breakfast.
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be executed irt they disobcy. Firmnsss and
decision, blended with compassion for the
erriny, have done wonders in few weeks,
and New York is now the best governed ei-
ty in the United Slacs,
The New No;k Courier and Enquirer has
long and graphic article, under Tie head Vi
"a day in the Mayors ilicc," hich We have
read with pleasure. 1t is instructive to other
Officers, in other cities. II demonstrates
what can be dono by strong will. Mayor
Wovd is now the Iridc OF the city, aud il
he perscveles, he will be reelected by ucclu.
mn,irn, We commend his examp G, and
trust it will be followed by his brethren in
other cities of the Union.
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ROAD NOTICE.
NJ Office is hereby given TINT p ~,

~ Office is hereby given that a petition
whl ne presented 10 the Commissions of Raj
NOM county, Ohio, al their session comenrmy On ,Lo
msI huay OF March, 1853, for the establishing of a
, "u Nv grade not exceeding hvc degrees elevation
Commencing al Glencoe station on Tho a. a. nsiI , ni
tunNu,s nn The south branch of McMahon's Creek Io
% nra we mouth oi Kings Run, thence up said Run In
"rhS lnchco the nearest aud best route To the
,ps np.l"sc across Captina CIeek at Armstrong; Mills
choe lle nearest and hest 10 the county line IN
OF near 'ho arm of David Mooney. Aud ajso thai al,
snii road he vacualcd. '"'' Wy
Feb. l, lS55-it, pd.