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fronting 70 feet, adjoining the -
ofthe recently occupied W MI VIM v
sims a. op Possession given the i Of January
goy tenn. appiy 10 JOHN A. ROBINsON,
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Notice of PnrtitiOn.
jacob IIalterman,

jacob llalteflnan,
vs. ! In partition
Henry IIaltcrman and others.
Henry Hltcrnan, Daniel d. ll0ltcrman, Of
Jackson &C unity Ohio, Henry J. Halteman. Eli.
as IIalterman, Charles Halermdn, Richard
Hatcrman. Sarah +, HaltermGB, Of the county
of Pike, Ohio, David II. Calhoun and Perme.ia
Calhoun, wife Of said David II. Calhoun Of the
county of! Warren, and State Of Iowa, John J.
iEalterman, of the county Of Ross, Ohio, Francis
NJ. Fout, jeremiah Fout, Martha J. Fout, Alba
Fout. Of Jockson county, Ohio, Iachariah Cook
and Mahala Cook, wife Of said Zachariah Cook,
residence unknown, will take notice tiast peli-
ton was filed against them on the 26th day o.
January. A. D, 1856, in the Court of Common
Pleas of jackson county, Ohio, by jacob Halter.
man, and is now pending giwhercin the said Jacob
Halternan demands partition of the following
real estate, situated in the county Of Jackson,
State of Ohio. and described as follows: The
South West quarter Of the South East quarter of
Sectien No. j, Town No S, and Range No. 90,
containing thirty. y.sx acres; and that Rt the next
term of said Court. application will be made by
the said Jacob HaItcrman, for an order that par.
titon may be made of said premises.
JACOB HALTERMAN,
By r. G. HOFFMAN, his Atty.
Jan 3ls', l556-45 CIV.
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ISCELLANEOrS
Ihe state Of OHIO. VtmIOn %.
SALE or RIAL EsTATF EY ORDIn or THE
PROBATE CoCBr.

SALE Or HfhL EsTATF gY ORDLR OF THE
PROBATg CoCnr
league Ray, A 'min'r on Petition t, sell Land,
Mofes Ray, deceased, BY virtue d an
ccia 'Ssp'' Ssg al Ieii'ip,' 'p'I Upon I5 ,l'e. ih
premises IN snid Vinon county, on Thursday.
The 2eth day Of February, A. b, 1856, between
the hours Of ~ o'clock A. NJ and 4 o'e'o k r.
II SCI at puaiic Tentun, 10 The hi.he,t bidder,
the following real estate, sitnalcd in sal county
Of Fir!oD. property Of said Moses Raw deceased.
to.wit Tie North ea.tquorter Of the South west
quarter Of section thity.Gyc, in town.hip nun
bcruiuc, Of range number nineteen iu the Chilli.
cotha Land District containing thirty .hiae and
ninriy ci !hf hundredlhs acres. Also, The West
half of the South wc-t quarter 0f section thirty
five, in township number nine. Of range numbe.
nineteen, in the Chillicothe Land pi,t,ict, con
lainng scyenty.Hine aud fity.sx haAdsedhs
acres. Also, the SOuth-cast quarter Of the South.
west quarter Of section thirIy.fyc, in toyGship
number nine Orange number nineteen, in Chill
Iccthe Lnnd District, containing thirty.Ginc and
seventy eight hundredths acres, save and except
50 much of said lat mentioned tract as i. laid
out aud plated as part Of the town Of Raysyille
Also--ihc following described land, situated in
The county Of Jackson, O., to.wi':--a part Of the
Northeast quarter OF the North west quarter of
section number two, in township number cigbt.
Of range number nineteen, being the same land
cCnvoycd by Thomas Ray and Dinah, his wife, 70
dccedcnt, August %, 1851 containing twenty.
five and fifty hundredths acres save and except
all that part off Of said tract laid out aud plated
Us part ofthe town Of kaysyiilc, situated ia jack
son county, Ohio.
Which said real estate is cncumbercd by the
widows dover, and subject 10 the same, and is
appraised at Two thousand dollars.
Also, the following Town Lots, situated ia
the counties Of Niuton and jackson, Ono, as
laid out. numbered ard plated in the town Of
ltaysvllc, uncn numbered by dover, 10 Wit
Number three, appraised at three dollars, mum.
Der seventeen appraised at five dollars, number
eighteen appraised at SO, number twenty.thrce
appraised at S5, number twenty -four appraised
at 50, number twenty-six appraised at S.
number Iwcnty.seYen, appraised at 50, NUN.
Der twenty -cightapprased at 81, number seven
appraised at 50, number eight appr 1i,cd at So,
number nine appraised at sj, number ten ap.
praised at 50, nnmbcr nineteen appraised ai so.
I TERMS OF SALE.
0nc.third Of tie purchase money in hand on
hc day Of sde one third in one year, and the
remaining third in two Yeas, with interest from
the day Of sale; deferred payments to be secured
by mortgage upon the premises.
TAGUE RAY, Admir- of /
MOSES RAY, Decd
By L A. BRATrON, his Atty. .
Jan. o. lsjG-4l-4w
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DRY GoOD'S SC.
LATESr FALL AIsISIVAL.

BUNN, EALTERH0USE i BUNH.
WOULD once more enll tho attention Of the
p1blic IN general to their Latest and Glaudest
selection Of Fancy and Staple
DRY GOODS.
Which from he peculiar advantages they hH,o
had in purchasing, they arc prepared toscI a
u tie cheaper than ever. Call aad examine tl.eir'
stock Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Fancy French and Per ion Bcrecc, Dvl.ines,
l.u,tres, Gingbalas, A'paccas, MeriilOcs and
silks, both Plain aud Fancy
CLOTHS AND CASSlMERES,
Back F.euch md American Broad Cloths PLATA
and Fancy Cassmeres, SatiEe,ts, Twtsds. aud
IIc,vy C!Olbs.
FINE GOODS.
French Collrs, Co!aretis. ChtMis-ltS, Under.
.le, YES, Artifcials; Six LincnAuI Eiub oidr.ei
Mi;ts, Kid, Lisie Thread. Silk
and Cation Gloves LaGes; Lirens; IaeoBett.I
Ssis Muls Bobinetts: BOnuets and Bonnet
Findings Of every description
HATS AND CAPS.
Mems, Boys and Youths F4Gcy Cav etand
Vie Awake Hats; Gents No ] EAtI MSls.
KIN, Fur and Otter Hats.
DOO1 > AMI SIlOLC.
Mems BOYS and Youths Grain, Kip oat.
Calf aud enid Bgogans; Gents and Boy Kip
ND Cllf Boots Cutters; Ties, DC Wou.ens
md Misses Fancy ace Boots Lasting Gal ers,
talf. Coat, Morocco and hid Buskin'i
'ancy Lace Boots, Busk ms and Ankle Ties.
STAPLE GOODS.
Be brands Of brown and boqchcd MuSlins.
Drills. Dcni,ens Shec.ings, Piliow Casiag,
.hihings, Cambrcs SiIesias, Table Covers,
rash, Canvass and Prints OF every variety, Gar.
et Chain Cotton Yarn, Batting, Walding, &c;
'a'pcts Rugs, Floor Oil Cloths, &c. Travelling
;ags, 5 chels, Umbrellas, &c. g.
HARDWARE AND QUEENSWARE.
Iipeoeou's superior Axes; Collins and Grain
hoVe!,, Door trimmings Cutlery: Pocket Knives
.c. Qlecnsware Of all kinds.
GROCERIES.
Coffee, Tes and Sugar, Molasses by he barrel
nd half barrel Il fuil assortment Of Paints,
his aud Brushes; Boot Polish and Backing
ruall!, every thing in the nry Goods aud Gro.
~ line. Come all who want ~ buy, aud whO
1a't want to buy; come any way.
CLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEED.
4 good article Of each for sale low.
1IlE HIGHEST MARKET PRICEIN CASH
III be paid for Wheat, Barrels, aud Coopsr Stuff
Uur mill
BUM, WALTERHOCSE & BUEN.
jackson Oct lc. $3.50
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+ Es UFT.

CHATTING doEe and young Trees furnished
Having had several years experience in the art
Of Engraftng in the No thern and Eastern
Nurseries, we consider ourselves capable Of Civ.
in our line of business We bring recommended.
lions that will be perfectly satisfactory to all.
Our Crafts are selected from the Rochester N, Y.
Nurseries, iyvm the Western Reserve, and from
Rcss county, and some of the choicest Fruits in
this county. Our prices for grating Nre:-
Three centsa piece for Apples, fve cents piece
for Pears, Peaches Plums and Cherries. We
count our CRAFTS in September We arc also
prepared 10 furnish all kinds of young trees
from two to four years of age. All orders for
warded to us will be promptly attended to.
j. A. OSBORN BROTHERS,
JAG son, January 24th-44 tt
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SIlprin's snIe.
Gorge McKorNhill. Pl'Fl

George McEorkhill, Prfl
VS.. In Jackson County
Martin Owens and Common Pleas.
Jacob Westiall, DeG7s
Pursuant to two several Execution wrts OF
vENDI EXPoNAs from the COurLof Common Pleas
Of Jackson county Ohio, to me directed l shall
expose to public sale at the Court House in said
county on the Jst day of March, 1855 at o'cl'k.
P NJ, the undivided half of the following de
sclibed property, situate in said county OF Jack.
son, to wit:
The North part of the West balf of the North.
west quarter Of Section No /, Township No. 6. Of
Range No, Is; Containing Sixty acres; Ap
praised ut $500. Also, the South West quarter
Of the Southwest quarter of Section No. So,
Township No. I, of Range No. Is; Contsiniug
Forty acres more or less appraised at $500.
To be old as the property of Martin Ovens,
at the suit Of George McKorkhill.
Terms Of sale cash. VINTON TOWERS,
Jan. 2ith, le56--4l jw. Sheriff j. county.
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ROAD NOTICE.

THERE will be petition presented to the
Commissioners of jackson county, at their ses.
sion on the first Monday in March next, asking
for the establishment ofa county road to be laid
out as follows, Io-wit: commencing on the coun-
ty road, where the same crosses the railroad,
near Joseph Phillips; and on the south side of the
railroad thence along the railroad, to the corner
Of Levi McDaniel's land, near McNcepo Switch,
thence north along the line between Mcdaniel
and McNeel TO McDaniel's Switch, thence along
the east side of the railroad to the county pad
thence east with said county road to the corne,
of David NJ. Phillips field, thence north the
nearest and best way othe town Of Portland.
Ian 9Ist ls56.-4S 4w.
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"ThrOugh To Portsmouth and Jack.
SON by Rail ROad,1,

"ThrOugh To Portsmouth and Jack.
son by Rail Road"
TRAINS will run as follows, Until furthel
notice
FIRST TRAIY--Leayes Chilicothe at $3.50 A. NJ.
and arrives at Cincinnati IO:45 A. NJ, and al
Columbus 3.20 P, NJ.
SECOND TRAlN--Leaves Chillicothe on the ar.
rival of the Train from Hamden at l2 NJ. and
arrives at Cincinnati at 440 ?. NJ, and ut Col.
umbus at 1870 P. NJ.
RETURNING.
FIRST TRAIN--Leaves Cincinnati at 6 A. NJ
and arrives at ChilIcothe at 1917 A. NJ.
SECOND TRAIN-Leaves Cincinnati at 3 30 P.
NJ, and arrives at Chiilcothe at S25 P. NJ.
FIRST TRAIN EAsT-Leaves Chillicothe at A.
NJ. and arrives at Hamden at Q A. NJ.
SECOND TRAN EAsT--Leaves Chillicothe on
the arrival OF the Train from Cincinnati at lO:.
II A. NJ. and arrives at Hamden at II so A. NJ,
where il connects with train for Jackson and
Portsmouth.
RETURNNG-Leave Hamdcn at 1890 A. NJ.
and arrive at Chilicothe at ~ NJ, in time for
Train for Cincinnatihnd Columbus and at 4:20
P. NJ, on the arrival Of the trian from Jackson
and Portsmouth, and arrive at Chillicothe at
$50 ?. NJ.
Passengers will leave Columbus for Chiico-
the at 9, IS A. NJ. and l2, 10 2. NJ. and arrive at
1917 A NJ. and S,25 p NJ,
Fare from ChiIlcothe to Cincinnati, 50 80
Z" 4" G olumbus $50
Tickets can be had of Mr.. L. Doherty, Col
umbus, p W. Strader, corner of Broadway
and Front SITS, Cincinnati; the L. NJ Depot,
and at all the Stations
W. r. ARTHUR, supt.
Jan. 81, '55.-45 t.
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CRYSTAL PALACE STORE
Against the World.
.. LEA CHI,

Main St, opposite the Post Office, Jackson o.
HAS COVE TO THE Conclusion TO sell
Goods at less prices than ever heretofore, after
taking into consideration the immense quantity
Of good. continually kept oil hand, together
wi the numerous receipts Of goods, from the
CITY Of New York and Philadelphia, which
enables me TO sell yerylow come with yoar
STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Muslius, Prints, La~ns, GihghuG>, ,Bafeges,
Dclaues, Dsbaacs Lu-ters, Melinos. TlckiHgs,
DrilliDes, Deninis, Cloths, Casameres, Sail
uetts, with compile! assortment to numerous
FANCY GOODS.
A good stock of fancy goods, and portion NJ
summer gools, which will sell Al cost fyr cash
only. z1-,
Irish Linens, Swiss Mulls, Jaconctts, White
Linen Handkf S, collars, Tndcr-s'eaycs Chemi-
sets, DC, &c,
Noions, Ifoshry 4 Gloves.
A full assortment of all Of tho:e articles which
| shall not rndcrtak to numerate.
Umbrellas IL Purasnls,
All kinds and for everybody which I will acl
at prices TO suit the times.
Hats g. Caps.
Silk. Beaver, Wool, Panama, Leghorn, Straw,
ami Palm Hats, Caps Of all L!nds. cheap
Bonnets IL Flats.
Satin, SILK, Gimp, Soft Straw, AMI Gossmers
BouAsts and Fla 5.
Boots d Shoes.
A Splendid Stock Of fine Boots S fine Shoes for
men women and children, all ci wLlChl will
sell very cheap for cash.
Hardware l. Cutlery.
A good stock which will not numerate. but
come and examine
Ready Made Clothing.
All very cheap, come and see them.
Queens & Glass Nsre.
A splendid assortment which is bound TO sell.
Watches d JeweIry.
Gold Watches Gold Pens & Pencils Cases,
Breast Pins, Ear Rings, &c, ail Of With will
sell cheap for cash only.
Groceries & Stone Ware.
Bacon and Lard first rate Stock Of all Of the
above articles, which will SCI! very cheap. for
cash only.
Cash or PodGce
Only taken in cxchSuge for goods. This sys-
TEN will be strictly observed. with request 70
those who have accounts with the firm OF u.
Leach, or D. Leach Il Co, would call immediate-
ly and make settlement and save costs.
lJAlso Real Estate: Two Town lots in
James TSwn Which will be sold On the most
favorable terms. d. LEACH.
Jackson June l4-'55-l2-6-r1.
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ACCIDENT. William Lewis, was
severely injured on Friday last at the Saw
Mill of Messrs. Lewis, Trago, Farrar q
Co., about five miles from this place.
The Ice had so clogged up some part of
the machinery, which Mr.. Lewis, under
took to remove with crowbar; he had
put the mill in motion previous to the un-
dertaking, when by the movement, the bar
was wrenched from his grasp, striking
him upon the side of the head, which for
a time his life was dcspaircd Of Medical
assistance was sent for, by whose aid, Mr..
Lewis is, at present writing, able to be up
and about.
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Road Notice.

THERE will be presented to the Commission.
er5 of jackson county, Ohio, at the March session
Petition, praying for an alteration in the State
Road leading from Albany, in Athens county, to
Jackson in Jackson county; Beginning at the
North East corner Of Section 10, in Milton
Township; thence to run South on the Section
line, about forty rods; Thence South West to
the Wilkesyille Road opposite the Steam mill;
Thence with said WiliesvillG road Westerly I'M.
til it inlersects the aforesaid Albany and Jack
son Road and for the vacation of the cOrespon.
ding portions of said State road.
PETITIONERS.
January 81. 1856. 44-td
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Photography.

Had Thonography been known forty years
ago, it would have saved me 30 years OF hard
labor" Hon. Thomas II. Benton.
"Some of our students not yet 20 years ofoge,
are making more money by Photography, than
the Principal Of the High School, after having
given himself for more than twenty years to his
profession. John l.. Hart, Principal OF the
High School, Philadelphia
This beautiful system of short hand, taught
through the mail by VIM. TEBBS, Phono-
graphic Teacher, Providence, Rhode Island
IERMs--For a course Of twelve lessons, in
cluding full explanatory corrections to all exer-
cises, So.
D'Any newspaper periodical, etc, giving
this advertisement two insertions, including
lels notice, and forwarding Q copy as above, will
receive the Lessons.
gsb. Z. SO. 49 g.y
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A petition will be presented to the Commis
sioners o. Jackson County at their next sitting
on the first Monday in March, praying for
County Road Starting where the road froI
Buckeye Furnaoe to Middleton intcrsects th
road from Middleton to Keystone Furnace, OF
Flint Run, thence up said Run as far as expedi
cut to make road on the best and nearest wa,
to Latrobe Furnace, thence the nearest and be-.
way to the Line between John Kinnssons an,
Noah Newks, follow said line and intersect tn
road from Berlin to Winchester.
jan. 3Ii. ls56-4w
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NEW ADVERTlSEMEN is.
VALEN TIN ES,
Purify lhc RIOOd!

MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS AND PHGNlX
BITTERS. Free from all mineral posons. The
great popularity which MoFRAr's LIPE TuLs and
PHuS'X BrTERs have attained, in consequence
Of the extraordinary cures effected by their use
renders it unnecessary for the proprietor 10 enter
into particular analysis of their medicinal yir.
tues or properties Having been more than
twenty years before the public, and having the
united testimony Of more than THnEE MlLoXs
Of persons who have bcon restored to the enjoy.
mcnt Of perfect health by them, it is believed
That their reputation as the best vegetable incdi.
cine now before the public, admits Of no dispute.
In almost every city and village in the United
States there are many Nho are ready TO testify to
their efficacy in removing disease, aud giving to
the whole system renewed vigor and health.
In cases Of Scrofula, Ulcers, Scurvy, Or Erup-
tons Of the Skin, tn operations Of the Life Ncdi.
cines are truly astonishing, often renewing in a
few days, every vcstge of these loathsome dis
eases, by their purifying effects OIL the blood,
Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia, D:opsy, Plies. and,
in short most all diseases soon yield to their Gu
mtivc properties No family should be without
them as by their timely use, much suffering aud
expense may be saved Prepared by
WILLIAM b. MOFFAT, NJ. D., New York,
And for sale by DR. r. r. CLEWER5 d co,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, corner Of Co
lumbia and Main streets Jackson 9. H., Ohio.
qJ-MOlfals Almanac TO be bad at their store
gratis. Jan 81, ls5G-lj
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The Snaik.

Mr.. VIM SEEL writes us from Jefferson
township, on the 18th inst, and says:
"Found on the premises of Peter Seel,
Jr., Snake three feet six inches in length,
and in full action and vigor ofle. 1t was
killed by the Rev. John Smith,
Mr.. SEEL thinks that st. Patrick never
travelled in this country, as he
"Iade the Frogs jump Ger tho bogs,
An banished all the Varmiuts."
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NotIcc of Partition

William Bycrsl In the Court Of Com. Pleas, il
vs. aud for Jackson county Ohio.
and others. Sarah Byors, widow Vi '1Sui Of Edward
Bycrs, deceased, Charles Bycrs, George Bycrs.
Isaac Byers, Elizabeth Goodrich. wife of Levi
Goodrich, Sarah Barlcc wife of William Barbee
Lucinda Maple, wife Of Reasin B. Maple. and
Sarah Hall and James Hall children and heirs Of
Minerva. and Fleming Hall, deceased, residents
of Jackson county, Ohio, and Abraham Byers,
Hester Cox, wife OF Peyton Cox, and Charlotte
Baker, wife Of Joseph Baker, of yinton county,
Ohio, and Mary Shilett, wife Of John ShiAett,
Of Kirk, Kirk county, in The State Of Iowa, will
take notice that petition was filed against them
on the 18th day Of January, A. D., 1856, in the
Court ol Common Pleas, in aud for Jackson
county, Ohio by William Bycrs, and is now
pending, wherein the said William Byers de.
mands Partition OF the following real estate, sit
uate in jackson county, Ohio, to.wt: The
North East quarter of the South East quarter of
Section No, Seven, Township No Eight, Of Range
Eighteen, containing Forty and 59-l00 acres
Also the South West quarter of Section No
Eight, Township No. Eight, of Range Eighteen.
containing One Hundred and Fifty oae and
nl-lOO acres, Excepting as follows, coryeyed
10 george D!tfs, tu-Wll: Beginning at the South
corner of Section No 8, Township No. s, Range
lo. Thence East l6O poles to a Stake in the
Corner OF the Section line an the South side of
SAID Section No. &. Thence North As poles and
l2links to Stake. Thence West l0G poles TO
an Elm On the Banks OF Pigeon Greek. Thence
up said Creek with the meanderings thereof, and
bounded herewith l2S poles to a Stake in the
Section line on the West Side of said Section No.
8, Thence South ~ poles 20 the beginning, ex.
cept so much as may be necessary to erect Il But.
ment 10 secure a Mildam on the South side of
Pigeon Creek at the place where the dam now
stands above the crossing Of the Adephia Road,
containing Forty three acres more or less, and
that AT the next Term of said Court application
VIII BE- made by the sid William Bycrs for an
order that partition may be maze of snid prem.
lscs' WILLIAM BYERS.
Jan 9th, lS56-4l-Gw,
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Horse Market,

G. David Il Bro, advertise to-day,
that they will hold horse Market, in this
place, every Saturday commencing on
the 1st of March next, and will offer for
sale to the highest bidder, Horses, Mules
and Cattle. Persons having stock for
sale, can now dispose of them at good
prices, at very little trouble or expense.
Those wishing good bargains can now be
Accommodated.
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NOTICE.

TO the Commissioners of Jackson County, o
We, the undersigned citizens of the Township Of
jackson, in the county aforesaid, believe that q
road would be of public utility, laid out as fol
lows, viz: Commencing on the county road
near James Brandon's, thence near the line be.
tween William Wingo and James Brandon.
lands to the hill, thence westward near where the
road now runs, the most practicable route through
Reuben Jones farm, to District School House
thence along the same hill side to or near Murry
Dowell's stable, thence to county line, to inter
sect road in Pike county.
Jan. 3lst, 1856, 4j-4w. PETITIONERS.
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THE GALIA ACADEMY-The attention
Of Parents, and those that wish to obtain
an education, is directed to the advertise
ment Of this Institution in another column.
From an acquaintance with some of the
principal members of this Academy, we
are not backward in recommending it to
those desiring to attend school. Tui-
tio1, from So, to So per term.
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Notice of Partition.

Peter, S. Davis, / In the court of Common
VS.. Pleaa, in and for Jackson
Elizabeth Walters,( Co., Ohio In Partition
and others. Elizabeth Walters, wifi,
of Nathaniel Walters, of Gallia county, Ohio
John 5. Davis, Jane Jenkins, wife of David J
Jenkins, and Albn S, Davis, of Mcigs county
Ohio, Margaret Jones, wife OF Thomas NJ. Jones
and Sarah Evans, vile of Evan d. Evans, oi
Jackson county, Ohio, and Mary Edwards, wife
OF Edward Edwards, of Cincinnati Ohio, aud Mar
garet Lawrence, ofGallia county, Ohio, will take
notice, that on the 4th day of February, A. D.
1856, petition was filed against them in The
Court of Common Pleas in and for Jackson
county, Ohio, by Peter .. Davis, and is now
pending, wherein the said Peter S. Davis de-
mands partition of the following real estate, stu
ated inJackson caunty, Ohio, to wit: The Ea :
half of the North westquarter of section 5, town
ship 7, range seventeen; containing eighty four
acres, more or less. And that at the next term
OF said court application will be made by the SAID
Peter S. Davis, foran order that partition may be
made of said premises
Feb 7, IS56-4G 6w. PETER S. DAVIS.
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IEWELRY STORE,
IkNnEl NOIiCr,

A petition will be presented to the commission
ers of jackson county. ut their next session in
March, praying for an alteration in the State
Road, leading from Wilkesville, in Vinton
county, to jackson, in Jackson county, commenc-
ing where the road from Hamden to Winchester
mtcrsccts the aforesaid road in the town of Berlin
aunning thence west on straight line to the
west side Of the Scloto aud Hooking Valley Raj
Road; thence southerly along the Rail Road tc
the line between John Stevenson and William
Yancey; thence west to the State Road along the
said line. PETITIONERS.
Jan. 9lpt, le56--f6 ID.