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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-15

" Charles Jared ingcIsoll. who has c,Ii,,scJ
even Dallas III his An,i-l}ank opinions was. 4 very
fr" years ago, the Draw ling and loud-nIourlc,l ch,r
pion of :. the MONSTER" lie is mo-. III, ,.,l;d,,.
OF the Loco Foco Radicals for Congress in the III.
met composed "i Part OF Philadelphia county. and
ms "ar-crs Is OF course down with the Bank. -
one I" the Philadelphia papers thus >l,l, calls 10 hi,
remembrance the part he once acted
Ne"on be Obliged to Mr. {. ]. mgsr,oIl for
"copI OF III resolution presented b, han some
years ago III the Legislature, in ttro ~ rciatpDg
Nc t. .>offs E5ak. a.o for u COPY If hi. ~r,cch 80,
the occaSion."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-15

i T""s"Y Bloh.--Ihe Nashville Republican
tells US that an Bnrn candidate for Congress in
mat State has taken ground IN t,or OF 3ank bias.
'a upon the treasury of the t. States \ duke.
nome to begsariy denrr" that j." the author of the
letter to Sherrod Williams" ticns , N4'iouai b toG
oll beor" the end Of lis frs, ,crm-a Bank, com
pared with which in tie extent Of It's rover 10 Go
eS''' the late I" Monster will be as weak as infancy
"''l'' As means of scl-perpetuation in power,
'","an Institution will be an invaluable auxiliary :;
anu Hence we may look to soc constitutional and
every other species Of ohjcctors melt like before
the fire.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-15

W ihc Baltimore Patriot mentors, as a cur
rent report that Virgil Maxoy, Esq now Solicitor Of
'nc treasury, is to be appointed Minister to Bel
sum an office some time since rendered to and
''scd by William IL. Haywood Of y. Garolina-and
'''' Nr Alfred Balch, Of Nashville (uhom we re-
,'"'y heard of, as being on his way to Washington
NUMBERING his anahcmas against the United States
Da"N' Tie sure passport to office it is fail
'"9 S'9n III IA stage coach passenger, of an office
SreNef') is to succeed TO the Office vacated by Mn
'"Ncy. Mr.. NJ. is said to BE- Il firm man and a gen
"''''' OF whom the Kitchen Cabinet have long been
ANXIOUS to get rid
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-15

" Some weeks ago, the Globe denied peremp-
"y ana IN the most offensive language. a statement.
'''h ny Mr.. White, the late delegate from Flor
', VI d conversation with Gen. Jackson. iii which
,.., "'''t was said To have applied the most abusive
''''e's to the Forldians and to have .arulshcd his
with few Of thoa. energetic eAm.ss'oas
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-15
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JANEES &. EEI-NI' q 90.

IL AN + on hand few pieces real French and Eng
4 lish Painted Muslms, IN which great bargains
will he sold also few pieces dark French Prints,
and black aud white MUSbINS, At extra cheap pm
Ces.
juno j. =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-15
Il soi"i, from cgctsssie ffn,ICl
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B.sgTs.YBEF,.J


M lllCli ma. be taken with perfect saiet, b, all
w ages aud IN all diseases, its rures .,fe Ion the
following Diseases Dyspepsia, Loss oi Appetite.
indigestion, Inflammation ol thc Stomach llrmt
Bum, DAihea, D,sentrrN OF Ilu>. lhlts. fi.mla,
j Distracted Mcnstluatluu, Aguc and fe,el IlIllou,
OF Rcmiuent Fever, lAphus Fever. Se.nlrt Fever,
Small PoN, Er,sipelus 81 81. AuthonN, Enc, Asth-
ma, rlcurl,N, Measles, yellow Fever. to.tncnc>s.
Wind on the Stomach OF Bowels Cholera Nubu,
Consumption Influenza. Colds. Coughs. lelunma-
ton tthc Chest Palsy, touL Rheumatism, 10
tlalnmatolN Sore Throat, OF t,ulnseN Nhonpmg
Cough, Thrush OF Sore Mouth. putrd Sore 'imoat,
Group, inflammation nj the llcnt, htopss, Riokct.
Disease Of the Liver Jauudicc DuheultA ri NAH iug
lrmc, elect Mysteries, Nervous and Se,otulou,
, Affection, ottlr members and Ligunents, Merruia
and Ncncih Diseases, locls, Sorrs. Affections OF
the SNlu aud all disease, arising from Impure Blood
Nt.
TElS PANaGEA has been Introduced to the
public but ashorl TIME and has received ,noie lcsti-
months IN lis nof Ion its efficacy IN shout i time.
dian any other Medicine ever discovered. and 1t.
n1mc at home and abroad, VIII Induce hundreds, ava,
Thousands, 10 apply lon to reap the true ,irtuc
thereof
Notwithstanding attempts ma, b, made.to mpai,
the confidence ol the pnhc III the ele1e, aud cura-
tive powers OF THIS MEDICINE, ltnIIlA 10 on To
conquer disease, relieve the afflicted aud can Ia, It
self the good opnlon, olhou,aud, and tens o thou
sands AheadA II has earned lor rtaell naDae mhic Il
das'mdN attacks cannot reach that sucl Ii tie fact
! the following letters and number OF other, equal
" suoug III possessions must tut, sa,l, the most IN
ftrdulou,; aud were Unnecessary, there could be oh
tanned numerous testimonials undo, the smetit, of
the oath, Of lhosr Who after suffering tie nnst acute
aud long prottaclcd illness lave been cntnrs rps;ur-
I'd to hcalth.
Extract Of letter, dated
FRANhLI> Cot NrN, ' A.. ID January, ls3I
MI Jacob IIonrL, lialtimorc-l nilte To Inform
YOU the good effect Your Medicine In, had ON nae.
| continued taking the Pntmcca until had tai p.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-15

O. We might copy from English Wing papers,
man, additional articles, c>toIlmg the financial aoi
wof Nicholas Bidae. But i, would be L,rdl, ,.c..-
slry even II We had room. The party envy and
hate HIM Intensely enough, without addin, lrrs h ln.l
10 the fire
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-15
AUCTION SAIL.

fg7IlIS morning n 10 O'Clock, I'll seii ayrry
likely Nero Man. CHARLES PHELPS.
Jnnc - II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-15
10 'l'gss. HsGg3s.HC.

Pdrio, H,arg oac. sati e5o{ tc,tin.oag ras one Of
IN beyt points in ia4e.-Il { htk That Happiie, NIL
a.ot5er n,94,yS to. hi n sopPoHofoar SID
dies, r, oGtr SOM frsi rtf'r br.oip
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-15

O. = The Mc-aro oftior. Campbell is ai that We
could v'sh IL The pllnt na1 r., tive mas jude
by the ir,t vote taken III the Legislature, ara in
voiul minority. The y Ilisas4tie Iatos twain work
and prota,t,d 4essiooe Tie comriDcr, ON the
Other hand thinks Il n .,,.I.i, GUIDED
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-15

! ttI.,.
>.uloI III III, - ~ S~'" ''a'ss
caut,l In. H.. 81, '''' .'sal' ''.N''n' mon
san. l...,.i....,. ''is he IL mat ch'>ir u
''' SUM such observations a.
tbonaI, H.. y me "ffe doubtless made,
Sion, 80. Nv, the profanity part OF the
'"'t'7ie 10 ''n Jachson'S can1or The dcui,l ,f
/ ''' fsehamty viii be believed or NOT. Of con,s,.
''''"e 10 each ouc'S eeinnaieot his character.
'"H ''"''" ISSeRa. On the 9Th INST.
~. '''" "'"""i "l cutting OF the y ods Of
=, - ''" tennessee ifom the PRESBYTERIAN
= '''' Ut ~" 10 ~.
, ''"' wv Nf. Breckenridge moved that
'' ''''!"'N oi Philadelphia embracing the
'""''o' barnes, Grant Rrainard, &r.
~ ''>'oNc"' ana That the members should be
- P''N"N ''flGs TO winch they applied ion
'''','o" II "'el uuIcd 10 make applications. they
~, - Ut 'oe''''"o out OF the Presbyterian church.
n''' resolutions we've under discussion when the
N'se''o'. ADJOURNED tor the day.
Ol 'He next DAY the question resumed, and
we iesps'efy was dissolved, ayes IS, noes 81.
"''os tottstS were then read by the minority a
|'''s' ''e '''s oil the majority among other things
10 'lfeui'f Letter to the Churches, read by Dr.
"fecn and ordered To be printed in pamphlet form
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-15

III NC tff, li'"lN ~ In the Circuit
superior Count ol La" and 'h7ncsly, loi Aei-
son county
N"li'm'' ''' l'"te' weed mcl' h'",5 aud 1I.-
n - 9,"nt ''"'' 'he s'sio IN" INN o. ~, y H.
"'eo '"' iFan''a''
| t.,,.., ,, "5eaS -
1ph.'' -" 'n- anu ''1''''n j. IA, HoiuS' ili5
,nete nam anu i, sl 'aaias oato ih' style ana
NJ, 1ri ~ "'tet' ~ \ -
,aa l'''u 'p"''I ~ 9's oNp I'M " ''''i ".
i" l'l' l.' ,," ''5','a l. h'5 nous "I 't2ilae
us W. " ''',' f. iii ezo'i' 1870 tte'
- ''t,'l'a @'''as p" ''''''",, la'io,'a
"'''0 anu ''"' ;. ', 5.'. D''''oiie''
- = -, ,..
- III, ''' i,.'' " sa'a ~ 49, "'"o9s 9.ne,
nm II va, " IT, nm A' anu ",1'e1o 'a"'h
~ ' ~ I'm .o'., '' 70 ''N' III 'e
a 3, - 'I' "VIts s.sal. ~ l1' 'Iurt aeeS Oh
'He" D, 'l''' II .i 'tl' '''S' O. i4o' IA NtN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-15

'o'e |" stand up under tins bull
VI 'N'o'"''on'e'''o" he ian'''cs would have
such measure carried any terror with it before they
set upthelnaeHes as Gods slceger"nts upon earth,
and assumed the right IN The srnn OF Popery, 10
close the sa'eS OF Heaven upon all whom they deem
unworthy oien'ranc" there. 4" Judge not lest yc be
Judged ethm that thnAeth he standcth take
heed lest he tall. Take the beam out of thine
own eye: then shalt thou see more clearly the mote
that IS in thy neighbours eye" Alas for human
weakness and human presumption, that these a,mo-
uit:ons frequently disrenarled b> hIIlycs aud
--------
MIR WEBSTER.-From Frankfort NJ, Web
ster proceeded to Louisville, Where lie VT, received
with stcat eela The day ailer hts annd. he at
tended a barbecue on the ou.,klr;. ofthc CITY. at
Which il is estimated thr looa a.ioi,s were, present.
Twenty sheep, twenty i've CAVES lult, ,hca,+. -i>ty
bgcoa huns and several hcncrs VIC prepucl for III.
ocoasioa Nh. Webster, ia respa4,a to Il con,Ii-
nel;ey toast, delivered u alie and .mrr.-. 5,r
speech, which occupied two Lou.. IT.. Iuuusl
the pros. /
Nh. Webster !c,i I.,..i,,}i j., ..,,l.. r.. :
Franklin lol Cincinnati. where H.. arrived ~, ~
u mt and where c> tpI~jy, aooao,c,,.. b,J Ia.a
md. Ia4 bi,lec,,1inp and ,.t.4,.,.,,,.,, a., Z
l.ss,. from Iol,;,,ill,,t, t,o,,,,a,,i NJ, w. n
>lcr ..I la,,il, vr,,.r landed -, ia. ~,,l, p.
I9flsta2 EJf'"fn'0.-A letter tlom Wd>hiut4
to1 10 iie y Commercial Advertiser sjl'a- IT,.
I dJ fidl refuses to - out III the Pioneer. ol
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-15

W ii is said the office holders are doing snug
''sS Just now. The government exacts its dues
pays the olfice-holders in specie. The Office
'"e'S sell their specie at the current premium, 3
- ~ per cent. and pay their own debt in paprr.-
'' woodbury. and Kendall alone for turning an
hoaest penny
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-15

It f'e'"rc Of Washington Gy.-Some one of our
lO'0"poraries has APPLY applied the subjonod lines
"V".o o"pers 3" Task" to the great Babel Of office
holders and oflce-seckcrs
The shark is there
nm the sharks prey. The sycophant and he
W no with bareheaded and obsequious bows
ncSs warm office
wv, ue Levee swarms. as if in golden pomp,
" n ncle' charactcr'd on every statesman's door,
D"fefea and banErupttortuneS meRded here
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-15

>il.q3l Literary Prnala.-Mf George Jo.,
atfalediaa, Of New York, o9,rs $4,000 for an .
gloai tragedy, of five act,, To be written by an AMI
can, and 10 be delivered to him by TIE lSt Of :
GUS, 1873. The prize 10 be made up in the L.
ovina manner: $1,000 in cash gold med1l
mol less value than 800, nor more than $500 Z:
an ircome Of tv" per cent upon the gtoss profits
tlia tragedy, arising from It's representation du4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-15

o. The Globe quotes largely from the En,,i.,
Tory papers, lthe London Times ut the bc,1 If
them in approval of Gen. Jackson's N.ar u,o, ill.,,
Bank and the Currency. We do no, vo,,le, ,,...
Tory papers III tnsi'nd approve of Tory practices il,
America ihey have long been predicting tha, our
government would degenerate into Mona,cbv. am,
they rejoice to see tina, THEN predictions will n,,I,
bly, be realized earlier than they anticipated.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-15

h'' hodN assoubI,d N cNt1 scssion ON NOnJly
last.
The Speaker Linn bonl~, II having called Dhe
II, u. 10 oral the following Messasc from The
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-06-15

III, Giobe's ProPhecy.-Wc Subom the f,I,it, ii
...,,hecy with which " the government" lhro,,oL
- o,oan. was wont TO amusc aud dendc il, nam.
ans in the lncplent stages of lis grand Erplcio,,,,
,,,ou the Currency. After the rassags. Of I'M. M
iii the Globe proclaimed, that,
. In seven months from ,llis time Bl,a, ,,,. ., a,
l., ,bolished, and the whole country will II, ,,,.,,
.n,cad with gold. Every Farmer and Me,cb,n, =,
the West will have long silk purse of omen ur,
,n,k. through the intersticcs of which ,b, vnIG,,,
said will shine aud glitter"
Almost many years have clap Il rs the CLAIM,
,hed months, to abolish Bank rags. and II o,,,
spread the country with goll'-but " hen ", ro,,,
be prophecy with facts, behold a very d;fro,,,,,
state of things. Not only Bank raes', M, ,,
li.hcd, but we have nothing else. So far is tho co
try from being overspread with gold " cy., ,,
silver thai, we before bad in Abundance, eno,o, g,
al the purposes oil commerce, is expelled from Oh.
eulation Such false prophets n,ust be- Inn, ,,,,;,
lorcnt statesmen; and the sooner they ara. ,,,f,a,
3D. and sent back 10 those subordinate st.t,,; =
above which they should never have b.,, ,,,,,,.,
the better it will bc for the n,tinn ubil, H.,
have brought TO The brink of rum by tbe,r stu,;;,,
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-08-05
- -
MMARY.

ARRIVAL LEXTRAORDINAKX.--l iIo Sloooi
boat St. George, Capt. Sinclair, which
arrived at this port to day, from Pres
colt has on board quantity Of flour man
ufactured in England, and imported by
way Of the 81. Lawrence river. From
the present appearance of the wheat
crops in this neighborhood, we presume
that any future importation OF foreign
manufactured flour, will prove a loosing
speculation.--Le,O. Tel.
PUBLIC LAND SALEs.-The President
Of the United States has issued his proc
lamation bearing date June 20, 1887,
stating that, on the 9th day of October
next, sales will be held at the following
Land Offices for the disposal ofa portion
of the public lands, at Laporte, in lndi-
ana at H elena, in Arkansas; at Opelo-
usas, in Louisiana: at st. Stephens, in
, Alabama at Coechuma, in Mississippi in
and at Milwaukee, in the Territory OF
Wisconsin. Express.
New INVENTION A Pittsburg trans.
portation company have in their ware
house freight boat SO constructed as to
carry goods without transhipment over
both canal and rail-road-,wo boats on
this principle have already made trips
between Philadelphia and Pittsburg with
entire success.
Ex President Jackson was born March
Is, 1867, and is now seventy years OF
age. Both the surviving ex-Presidents
were born the same year
The news broughtby the Pocahontas
proves, as was expected, the rumored
stoppage Of the Bank Of England was
wholly unfounded.
DEATH BED CoNrEssIoN.-The Bos-
tonAtlas says: " Many of our readers
wilIperhaps, recollect the name Of John
r. Buzzel, who was indicted and tried
some two and half years ago, for hav.
ing been engaged in the celebrated con
vent riot. he was acquitted upon his
trial. We learn from the best authori-
ty that Buzzel is since dead, and that
upon Bis death bed he confessed him.
self 6 have been one OF those who sci
iireho the convent
EouNrERpErrER ARRESTED. "A coun
terfeiter ofhalf dollars. was arrested il
Philadelphia last Monday evening. He
lada large number Of them in his pos
session, and all the apparatus for doing
hnn;nosu IN = larpe acal0.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-08-05

- EALED PROPOSALS will be rece-
~ we'd at Maumee City, Ohio, by the SUBJ
scriber, until the 18th inst. for ten (more or
less) good, substantial two horse covered wag
ons, with efficient teamsters and horses for
the transportation of the Ottawa Indians and
their effects to the west of the Mississippi
river, or to the place selected by the Govern
ment for their future home each wagon, if
required, to carry fifteen hundred weight, and
to be loaded as the superintendent may deem
proper, but not to exceed that number of
pounds. The contractor to furnish the forage
for the teams. The teamsters to be subject
in all instances to the direction of the agents
of the Government connected with the emf
grafton.
The United States to be responsible for no
accidents which may occur.
The proposals will state the per diem COM
pensation for each teamster with its driver.
adequate security for the faithful perfor-
nance Of the contract will be required.
w. e. CRUGER.
Disb'g Agent Indian Dept.
.4gust a, 1887. Isw2
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-08-05

EARrHQUAKE.-T E The Providence Cour-
ier says that the shock of an earthquake
was felt, on Tuesday night, 22d ult., at
Smithfeld, Burrilville, and Thompson.
The duration of the shock was about half
a minute. The inhabitants of the village
Of Slatersville were SO much alarmed
as to leave their dwellings. In Tomp-
son, the shock was so great as to knock
down the crockery from the shelves.
FoREIGN GRAIN.--Two immense Rus
sian merchant ships-the burden of each
being nearly one thousand tons--enter-
ed the harbor of Baltimore on Tuesday,
from Bremen. They have on board a.
bout 10000 bushels of wheat, and 49,
900 to l5,0fi0 bushels of rye, besides
TAO passengers.
WHY MEN MARRY.--One man mar
ries woman because she looks well
when she dances-she never dances af-
forwards. Another man marries be-
cause she has handsome foot and ancle
which after marriage he never takes the
trouble to admire. A third marries for
love, which wanes with the honeymoon.
A fourth for money, who finds that his
wife does not choose 10 die, to complete
his satisfaction. And fifth being old
in wisdom and years, marries a young
woman, who soon becomes suitable
match ifor him by growing old with grief
IMPORTANT TO STEAM Machinery
1t has been discovered in France, by M
Chalk, that the demonstrations on the in.
side of boilers is totally prevented by
mixing clay with the water. The gov
ernment has rewarded the Aiscoverer 20,
900 francs.
MORMON MoNEY.-The last Paines
vile, (Ohio) Telegraph states that thu
Mormon Banking Company" are a
bout putting forth new emission of thu
Kirkland Concern, "usimg old paper
signed by d. Williams and one Parish
and by the redemption of few dollar
of which they expect to get the old ennis
sion as we'll as the new again into circu
lation.
Joseph Yeasly, blacksmith, at Cincin
natl, a dissipated man, cut his throa
most horribly from ear to ear, July 10
and died an h our after.
At lady celebration of the 4th, a
Cambridge Ohio, Miss Sarah P. Met
calf gave.
"Parties in the United States-Th
best of all parties are Dedding parties.
B. Barr Esq. is appointed Postmaste
General of Texas.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-08-05
SEALED PROPOSALS will be receive

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
~ by the subscriber at Maumee City, Ohio,
until the 18th inst. for the supplying of ra-
tions to the Ottawa Indians, subsequent to
the day of their departure from this place, un-
til their arrival west of the Mississippi, or at
the place selected by the Government for
their future home
The Ration will consist of one pound of
fresh beef or fresh pork, or of three fourths
of pound of salt pork, and of three fourths
of a quart of corn or corn meal, or of one
pound of wheat flour to each person, and of
four quarts of salt for every one hundred per-
sons.
The contractor to be at every expense at
tending the delivery and distribution of the
Provisions, and the issues to be made under
the inspection and direction of the officer hav-
ing charge of the detachment, and none will
be received which are not approved by him.
they will be issued at such time, in such quan.
titles, and of such kind, as the agents of the
Government, connected with the emigration
may decide upon during the journey.
The proposal will state the sum for which
the complete ration will be furnished.
Sufficient security for the faithful perfor.
nance of the contract will be required.
w. e. CRUGER,
Disb'g Agent, Indian Dept
August a, 1887. ISw2
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-08-05

Accounts from Montreal represent the
people Of Lower Canada as in a iermen-
tation about the mother country" very
much like that which befel the Yankees
many years ago. Mr.. Papenceau seems
to be the Samuel Adams OF the Canadi-
ans; and in late excursion among the
villages near Montreal, he was escorted
by numerous procession Of carriages
and pedestrians, bearing flags and ban
ners of a very revolutionary character
Among the causes Of complaint against
John Bull, is tao on tea and Mr.. Pa
penceau, in speech to the good people
advised them TO dispense with its USE
This looks very suspicious. 1t smacks
Of Boston in rs, and may end in another
rebellion, declaration Of Independence,
and treaty Of l7s3.-Public Leger.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-08-05

SHERIFF S.aLE.--By virtue of an exc
~ cution to me directed from the court of
common pleas, of Williams county, Ohio, l
have taken, and shall expose to sale, at the
door of the court house in Defiance, in said
county, on the 10Th day of September next,
the south fraction of the south east quarter
of section number nineteen, township number
four north range, number four east, containing
twenty-nine acres and eighty hundredths of
an acre; together with the improvements
thereon taken, as the property Of Andrew
Craig, deceased, to satisfy an execution is
sued in favor Of Payne G. Parker and Pierce
Evans. It will be sold between the hours Of
10 O'Clock A. M. and o'clock P. M.
URI.AH e. DRAKE,
Sheriff Of Williams county, Ohio.
Defiance, August I, 1887. IStds
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-08-05

- neep under his robe, TO see If there
was anv white skin beneath, A report
,ben eot abroad that il was a hoax
This enraged the inhabitants Of Vicks-
h,,rg and they began to show symptoms
of lar and feather-isni. But the friends
of D. stood by him to a man,each drew
terrific Bowie knife, and set the mob at
defiance. The mob then quietly dispers-
ed. and the gentleman had a chance Of
resuming his customary habiliments.--
Evening Post. 3.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-08-05
PROTECTInM

A N ASSESSMENT of one per cent, is
"A declared on all Premium Notes Of date
prior to July IL, 1887. By order of the Di-
rectors. o. WETMORE, Treas,
Office Of Mutual InsurGnce Company,
Cuyahoga Falls, July %, 1887.
,6rThe Ohio Star, Painesville Telegraph
Cleveland Herald, Ohio Atlas, Medina Con-
stitutionalist, Wooster Telegraph, Massilon
Gazette, Tus. Chronicle, w. II. Chronicle,
and Maumee Express, are requested to give
the above three insertions and send their Bills
to this ofice.--Ohio Reuieqo. I8
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-08-05
SINGULAR lNcrDENT--LrMB LOST

SINGULAR INcIDENT--LIMB LOST
One of the largest limbs from the elms
in the old Mall, opposite West street,
fell from the tree this morning about S
o'clock, its decrepid constitution being
unable 10 bear the weight Of its lnxurant
foliage. 1t was. thirty-five or forty feet
long, and contained about cord ofwood.
Il was in full leaf, and appeared exter-
nally sound, but on examination of the
but, il was found that the old wood was
entirely rotten--the life having been
destroyed by insects which had bored
nets IN it--and nothing remained to sus.
tain the lime but the thin external layer
Of wood of the last formation, which was
scarcely thicker than vancer, and which
having performed its Office until the
limb was ia full foliage, and being no Ion
ger able TO bear the excessive weight
broke, and the branch fell, as the worlds
idols sometimes fall clothed with luxuri.
ance, which conceal for time, their ir.
remediahle decay.-Boston Trans.