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Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-23
The Following powerfal, elegant and classi,

The following powerful, elegant and classic
appeal was made in a court Of justice some
where in Kentucky, by one of the learned heads
of the r:-"Gentlemen of the Jury, do you
think my client, who lives IN the pleasant val
ley of Kentucky, where the lands is rich and
the soil are. fertile, would be guilty of stealing
eleuing little skeins of cotlings think not,
reckon rot, calculate not. And guess, gem
temcn ofthe jury, that you had better bring in
my client not guilty; for if you convict him,
youI'
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-23

LYNCH LAw.-It is stated that the citizens
of Paducah have succeeded in detecting and
arresting an individual, a keeper of d small
grocery, who was engaged in setting fire 70
their town. They were also on the point Of
arresting his accomplish, and that it was their
determination to put the two Immediately to
death, without permitting the intervention Of
Judge or jury.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-23

RICHMOND PRospERs.--- wife of Mr..
Muuheim of Adams Valley, in this city pre-
sented her husband on Friday morning last,
with three fine boys, at birth. They are
alive, hearty and strong, and can cry louder
than any children of their age in town. Mrs.
NJ. deserves great credit as one of the best
friends of the city few more such as she
and Richmond must go ahead. After this
why can't the Banks resume specie paymentsi
Richmond Eng.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-23

A SuBTERRANEAN RoAp.--There has been
recently discovered in the neighborhood Of Va
lenciennes, subterranean road beginning at
Tamars, and supposed to take the direction to-
wards Bavai. II is Of the most solid Roman
construction; the descent to it is by from 25 to
40 steps, still entire, and the entrance Is about
five feet wide. A great number Of medals OF
the Emperors Gin good preservation were
found near the spot not long ago.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-23

NOTICE.-Atm my instance, an Attach
IN ment was this this day issued by Ralph
Farnsworth, a Justice of the Peace of Wa
terville township, Lucas County, against the
goods, chattels, rights, credits, moneys and
effects of Dennis Minehen, an absconding
debtor, which writ has been served and re-
turned. HENRY REED.
Dated this 96th day of May, 1898. 6t61
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-23
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims against the es-
IA tate of James Donnelly, late of Lucas CO..
deceased, are requested to present them, with
in one year from this date, and all persons in
debted to said estate, are requested to make
immediate payment
G. C. P. HUNT, Executor.
Maumee City, May 1, 1888. 6Otf
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-23

Gen. Wool has returned to Albany from the
Northern Frontier, where he reHdered efficient
services in preventing an aydned insurgent
force from organizing within The U. s. Terri
tory for the invasion of Canada.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-23

AN ANTEDrLuvIAN FAMILY.--A family Of 8
brothers and sisters, by the name of Evans,
who appear to have escaped from the ark, and
who are now living at Smithfeld, Rhode ISL
and, count in their united ages slice out Of
the calendar of Old Time Of no less than 7ls
years. The Providence Courier says they are
in excellent health, and haye never lived in any
extreme of temperance orintemperance.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-23

STEPHEN BURROUGHS individual,
whose name and history is familiar to US all,
was in this city yesterday, and left for New Y.
in the steam boat Rochester. He is a large
good looking man about 70 years old, whose
appearance indicates all the ,shrewdness and
ability for which he has been distinguished.
He is a resident of Lower Canada. - -EUening
Jour-
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-23

NOTICE.-At my instance, an attachment
~ was this this day issued by N. Rathbun,
a Justice of the Peace of Waynesfeld town
ship, Lucas County, against the goods, chat
tells, rights, credits, moneys and effects Of
Cornelius Wiltse, an abscondng debtor.
; JAMES KINNEY.
Dated this 10Th day of April, 1888. 6t56
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-23

NJ OTICE.-All persons indebted to the
In subscriber, ether by Note or Book Ac-
count, are requested to call and make an i'm
mediate settlement, otherwise their accounts
will Se left at the "LEETLE Office" oppo-
site Crowell's store, for collection.
r. HASTINGS.
Maumee city, May 10, 1888. 5stf
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-23

NTOTICE.--At my instance, an attach
lV ~ment was this day issued by Sidney s
Sprague, Justice of the Peace of Defiance
township, Williams county, Ohio, against the
goods, chattels, rights, credits, moneys and
effects of Jesse Hilton, an absent debtor.
GILMAN C. MUDGETT.
Brunersburg, June S, 1888. 1ot6
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-23

The following is given in Bells Life as
satire on the recent paragraphs in American
papers on "absence of mind" w
The LATEST AMERicAN.-A gentleman who
had occasion to 60 to his wine cellar, lit can
die for that purpose, aud walked down his own
throat. He did not discover his error till the
candle was blown out by the wind on his stom-
nch E. -
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-23

III persons interested will take notice that
"A James Wolcott, on the l1th day of May,
in the year 1888, sued out writ of attach
meni from the court of common pleas, of Lu-
cas- county, in the state Of. Ohio, against Elisha
G. Sackett, for the sum of one thousand, six
hundred dollars, which writ has been served
and returned. JAMES MYERS, Clerk.
BY N. RATHBuN, .atty for Prf.
May22, 1888. 60w6
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-23

A Ii persons interested, will take notice
IA that James Wocott, on the ninth day of
May, in the year 1888, sued out writ of at
tachment from the court of common pleas, of
Lucas county, in the state of Ohio, against
Eliza Hobart, for the sum of two thousand
dollars, which writ has been served and re-
turned. JAMES MYERS, Clerk.
ByN. RATHBuN, MY for PrG.
NAV % 1888. COWS
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-23

CARRYING THE THING TOO FAR.-A gentle
man at Natchez, few days ago, requested an
acquaintance to carry a sum of money to New
Orleans. He carried it to Texas.--Louisuilie
Jour.
Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-06-23

THE STATE OF ONO. ruco. Con plso.
Lucas County, IS. Lucas '0"' Z 'e"S'
Charles C. P. Hunt, Executor of James Dom
nelly, vs. Robert McWilliams, Jane H. Nc
Williams, Ann Eliza Donnelly, Henry ]. Don
nelly Catherine l.. Donnelly, Deborah G. DON
nelly.
PETITION To SELL LANDS.
WN pursuance of an order of the Court of
n Common Pleas of the County of Lucas,
and State of Ohio, at their April term, A. d..
1888, Robert McWiliams, Jane II. McWilliams,
Ann Eliza Donnelly, Henry J. Donnelly, Cath
crime l.. Donnelly, and Deborah C. Donnely,
are hereby notified that at the said April term
of said Court, Charles C. P. Hunt, Executor
of James Donnely, deceased, of said county,
filed in said Court petition in Chancery, a.
gainst the said Respondents, the object and
PRAYER of which petition Is, that certain lands
lying in said county, of which the said James
Donnelly died seised, may be sold, and the pro-
ceeds thereof be applied for the payment of
the debts against the estate. And theisaid re-
spondentsare further notified that unless they
appear, aad plead, answer or demur to the SAID
petition previous to the first dav of the next
term of said Court of Common Pleas, the said
petitioner will apply to said Court to take the
matters of said Petition as confessed, and to
decree thereon accordingly.
MAY s. YOUNG, Sors. for Petitioner.
Nav Is,
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to his business, cause the groves to resound
with music, and usher in the morning with
melodIous praise. - Farmers Cabinef.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-04-03

HE subscriber offers lor afl9
improved Plant ton, situated abonf sles
ven miles from Columbus on the road
to StslIvill containing about seven hundred
acres hs tract composed d felI s. re
and slim lands, The greater part 81 Wiie una
De- d good fence. aud "a hioh state calli4a
ton, and IS vel supplied with o51 ate That
never fails, N the dryest season. On lle nfsf5
ises there IS q good Cotton Gin, NEGRO ho
out loiis &c Persons desrou 81 pure s.
sing coed cotton plantation s q a eI "a
examine { Is Of laild
For further PARTICULARS as wei as for fhe
terms 81 sale. apply % The subscb RI 81 tie
premises, d 10 g NJ cham. ESQ. ,o.
luIabu SAAI'I. = WEBSTER
Apra 81 1888 29sH
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-04-03
THE s q re on II ISIS SSI PPI !
MONROE COUNTY.

BickerstatI k1 EIaEgroYe Attachment
vs.. for
Thomas S. Reneau 81 6s1 AZ
l2tl II ICE. Is acfs5y 8 sen, tlstt e above
LIZ attachment HAS been issued a. the SUIT
q tie said plalnriffsag.rinS the said defend
sus As n abscanding debtar. for the sum
sflressifl, and has been returned 70 this Of
Ace duly Executed, and isnaw pending and
lIfnree County, Staieof MIsSissipIsi ard
that Unless the said defendant shall appear
onnp before the emiih Mansay st April
next. being the first day II the iFctnt G'lnft
fofthe caanty aforesaid. give specIal B Il
and plead Judgement willbe entered against
him. andt the ptnpertv attached will Be sold
10 satisfy the plaintiff s demands
Nttness, the clerk oF the said circuit
caaFi, this first dsv March, 1883
S. Fl. BUCKINGHAM, CLERK.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-04-03

\ ME family residence occupied 81 The subs
m scnber Immediately adjoining lhe Female
Solege and the Franklin Academy There
~ lour Lots under cultivation The place
~ SyuCalns very Convenient aid comiof
.aOlae' and Wei d excellent ater Tire
~. e pleasant and retired Is beautiful
P4lI q toWn. Terms very accono
- ROBERT BRUCE VIA
Ala1Ch z1th. 1e8
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-04-03

81 cG9
And SANDY Ian ID
S
E1AIIE Subscriber bffefs for sale the very
rlile and well known tract % pfairie
aud tImhefed land, FORMERLY owned by k
W situated seven piiit west ol &c
lliIibtls, on tile Old Mathew road, between
Aiessts uushail aud ST lib Pee leing
iile west half 81 section teentt an Wlllch
aoutkal plantation iEilatss,
nak sold bf lile fifteen daY q febti{
VII ae resitss. l2piiee taf
q ncn vel SIN ikfssi lsalEs 81 kne
IFS 81 hs
lsal tall la ..lnli4li lnla
ess6 at
and
Us. eAfl IS 1aa
nNea g SEQ
stfts 4eA nB1en ana okA
en aa -
dit pp3e loIN
he aa
81
ade Mr abs
q Which. win BIZ ~ scr
fothe sabscribsf q k1t
SEQ miles above S'.ln,2 BUS
Decent
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-04-03
NOTE LUST

NIlT d TlIIS I
SOME time during tie month ST December
last enclosed Is Levi Hnlbut fbrouph
chs Posi- Office, directed to the care Of @. B
DTalges ESD. Columbus. iss. d note for two
thousand and eighty So 100 dollars. made 81
B. Dumas, payable oneday aite1 date. and
dated 6tll April 1885, endorsed 81 Hulbntt g
Collins to 4 Y Hensted. Of New. Z FORK. and ay
Inn sent to me for collection. The said note
not having been received at Columbus TINS Il
therefore % cation an persons not to trade for
or receive said note. as payment has been stop.
ped. ANY information in regard 70 said note
WI Be thankfully received by said Heusted,
New York, Of ROBERT COLLINS,
Mobile Ala.
Mobile March g, 1888 ~ ST
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-04-03
IOTICE.

Baakoff tke oagJsgl3l Rail Road Co.
ColsnlAts, Hiss. 25lt January, 1888 !
naslsall1lelaa sf ~ r. N e, 81
cent 81 TIE Gagtal stock this
Company Is rtqailed 50 lle paid ID. 81 he
Banking Haslse, on u befole the Isl day
If April, ensuing
By orderof the board.
81 NJ q a f.ls r. Ca.lnier
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-04-03
LAERT9S RODGERS
m. B. TAPLEY.
Mareh 37, 1e39. PSI

N. B.-The business win be continued by
i. Rodgers alone. Feeling greatful to his old
customers for their former patronage, hopes By
nnIenlttine attention to business. to share
portion Of Their PATRONAGE, having removed to a
more prominent stand on Market Street, for
Inerly occupied by Robins & Gastin.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-04-03
R0OTH.
sURqEO.l, DE.l.7Es4.


ANIAts been 50 lIberallv patroniEed
III hy lis Ladies aud tSentl epaen Of ca
hldnbuS aud rs vicinity, for the three last
Years, begs leave stllt 70 hem l,is rrp-.
fessienaI seryIet and pledges hlmsel co
perform al operation u the Iins If IBIS pro,
tessiou, IN the most psodern ard approved
sty le. In addition to ordinary operations,
lie will perform the following IN the most
scientific Hanper. 1ss PIT IL whole sets
sof teeth, mounted on gold with spiral
springs. 81. Supply ths roofs Of months,
where practicable ifelehcient eithsr from
nealfnfniation OF aceideat with gold. Sd.
Cure hiianlatiHn il the Aafrnni chgek
bonr &c & feels confident from his long
2sI1erience and toFneF success that he " IL
with call. Room on the secnnt. floor af
Hunt brick budding where he may
be found at all timsss unless profss sional 5
eng ggd.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-04-03
no TEf ~.

q ! j = partnership heretofore sing under
the firm Of Rogers 81 Taple7 u this
day dissolved by mutual consent All persons
indebted to sad arm, ara particularly requested
to come forward and make immediate payment
to Laers S Rod sers, who IS alone authorized to
settle the Business.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-04-03
1'lEE ST. &c a III I'D i
oIH )lgS COUNT
"a B said Conatg.

f"
= Z, y, s e =. y -. 2 4
IL 81 l(I1a COUIN1
M Sbe4 b SID C0natg.
So aff 80,
81 9s...sEss y alela &C re
f.s IS ! = II ssss n s,sllSes !. u salL
l6 II 5. - 49,. s.
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6alss s,ss al - ~ 81 sal9
s,fse fS -. g ~ s re
"a 4 NJ n rssss is,ae ~ e
s ion IS ~. s ~. ~ IS : 81
~. s - -. -
81 s. g
at,
mare ~
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nQl an qn iof lef
q ae fh al tla as
Ae different
our celsn on ne 1a
e Anf4 a e Returns
Ffa tAe nt rene Jack,
s9R 4nief oi lalo eIe
neips lIxlson'
eh 3cs
IS IS II s T;--7 80 -
TTN1IE bscr;5sf 8 IS ~
prae s4,a y
I0 es ns on flIs s,Isss q ~
shove lseon sos Ioe< "a -
tions and ~ ana Ire ISL q ~. az.
W As 81 sec. - 81 5 sec. S.
- \, snq ! ne IS
s. lie new Road leading on cohb sSast 8
loasslIa Mss, IS miles s. 81. 81 columbus,
slll 9 llliies peio@ We tA5nIike on re .lNosL-
te ~. ~ aL7 vac 81 md
We ~. g. g y. g. IS. g see iV tlie s. ".
ss ~ u, u. e. ~ sl -; ana ". ht ~ Y
q.sse' me q. q 2. y. Sc. 9. sec -,
3. y, :-ll 4. y. lSoAlpss county MISS
- ~ s.Sles, ~ neal zee fsoxs,-
49, lllis AS s2 ses y eosisl3 the y
u q see. =, 4. q sec. ~, anu tae
=. y afs AMI y, "a. =. =, q sec. y.
q, = 'aso, ~ acres islllS ne9flf aeloll-
ms Desg l't =, ~ s. t, q see g ana i. pa n
- 81. q s.'e. e. y; aso ~ acres
us laEll q Sl W, tle
r. MS ~. 81. os sec, ~ ana the =. Es.qE. g
see. - =. e, =. II .--sAluasea 70 NiAlp9ena
e9a5ty nilss.
ie ABOVE DESCRIBED lailes WI pc sold upon
.sll ems 9ieslel io 81 as' q upon & eEesl
ered. @ WI be gwen n exchange f0E gooi
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-04-03

Doeior ipSco1l Cisltar, Jones, Estes
and Malone Col Young, l1y. Robert
bruce Wittsr. llr. 17n6d as;d, Francis e
Gregory Esq, r. Erans Esq, lar. I'm.
H'iaston, Ma W.. Dorsi,sg, Co. q. y.
BIB, 2. Calhoun, Col }. " BVss,
.lanes Pllller Fsq. 90
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-04-03
s.. AKIN


a 8 now In store the tOl AoHgl = s.
illl many other articles ia ms lIns
u hieh he III rs chya q for cash.
Double Il fined Loaf Sugar,
New Orleans Brown Sugar Did md
new crop
Coffee N1elasses.
Salt. IL 3 aud 3 buSliel Sacks,
MAIDS and iron assorted
(sbgnise. PeacF. and a l1ple BFaIitlies.
Old 1--we and double fecgllied aislse
Safsegline eastern Flour,
Bcon haus
lard, NJ less And Prime PORK
Cheese, ssatoes, ini0nds.
asios, picked 3ster. put SUP 81
Noffalk. Na 6petidf stticle
Segafs ifanl very fine to connen
Soaps ginger sFiress
Stone ware Sc. &c.
Old Madeira PaFt Juice
Per. and Sl1e4ff tYines il casks and
bottles. 0y The dazen,
onhEain 1Alaea, IS tie cas
carel assorted &c
CQlanibaA, Feb o. 1887
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-04-03

Notice.
WING 1ast orsTniSlaid cert '7cates
enfg shares &c stock insfh re e on.
.inefcla Bank of Columbus. Id hi
n0tice IS hereby giyeFs thai snail ii H.
Ter 81 said bank for q fencstsI 81 lfe tafne
B. Bur
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-04-03
Rich Cpttoil Land i'm lEslFlkef
EHyE7E subscf l5ei { otfefs Tor AaIe, on ac.


com tiFg terms tsR erlty & ven thou.
sand five hundred acIes ofiapd, wing in The
tate hoctaw country. Most of Il was Sc.
leCied By himself aud purchased At the pubs
lie sales = 1888 and 1854 It Is ~ handsome
settlements from &c to 100 acres ID q tract.
The S Ter part of Il s.fiogn. one % iffeen
niles distant from the Homheckbe river.
exlendnsg from The Sock ahoo.chee TO the
fillbe rivers There are some valuable
tracts q ii n, BE- tzoo aud Ia Mad.
isns aud Otllt rscnOnties.
hose wishing 70 purchase good dufa6la
cotton land in healthy caRntfys would 10
swell TO give me call lnniy abse hee,they
c.tlssee Al the Office of The Clerk Of he
Comfy Of Probate Courts in the hanisof r.
u. HadeB. Esq. 2 book Of maps, which has
The tracts marked, with the prices and
tekms.
lie has also 4Qut cen tl1usend acres
ii land % Tie Ghickasan ceuutfg which
will Be sold low for cash. or part down, and
the balance on time.
THO. NleGE
August Is. 1886 SCAT
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eOlDIe's G.iiae Of stages Tor
Ameaala.
iI6IIoE % IRAvEILBRs ING NonTH.


Ills splendid line 81 foin horse POST
Coaches ID successful operation. ana
runs dally between MoatgoIae Ala and Au-
gtsEa. le0. Passengers can be assured 81
more coaior end ezp petition ~ Their Inc flan
any 81 her now fIlIlin1 g Angus az The coma.
PAM have spared neitllef pans nor money rs
psasl he bes ~ butt hes excellent
aud vel ned j orse e1ced, sober and
careful
a1old n1positons Fepeate q praetse7 ofi
she ing community By celti ctsrs st Sd
ktle monopoly, sngefs sd be.
es1ell cong of not 81 take fheif s,ss Se
gt'seE han segneEy, on an other
ne where they ri al al times have
preference On flle es no far a
runs ioFt5 five miles on iiaDs.
q ID linens lkail Road winch wa and pas
senee III AUGUSTA abead d tire Mai ne
sey hou 9EU EXT.
Agent fol tle COMPANY
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-04-03

3 ctQFEl sc Z COnaflaf on = ere
1leSs.-Athe subscriber cG1{lnds lfe
above business n Mubilc Hayine returns
ed g The Citys re IS HoN prepared "a exc
cute al orders for 3. .ggiBg, Rope. and
aaend 20 az cans gnneHts and other husis
ness entrusted bis care.--( 5ifice on rtns
street. formerly occupied by Simpsan s.
Doug IS JOHN SIMPSON.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-04-03
TRUSTEES SALE
: OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that

Ill ~ Ne - ~ EltA1AA1 vi Es9Ns stas ~
IL pursuance Of the prossa ons contained IN
a Deed Of Trust executed By G. III. LIVING
stons Of LoVndes Comfy, State of Mississippi,
on tile 6th day Of April, A. d. 1851, to me, q.
r. Calhoun, Of the Comfy and State AFORESAID,
as Trustee TO secure the payment Of certain
TromissorY notes therein mentioned. and de-.
scribad 70 Judah Barrstts--I VIII as said trustee
offer az public sale, at the Court House, in CO.
luaabis, On the 18th day of April next, 1887
the following property, w: a woman named
Jane: also julia and her two children Harriett
and NIsEas also Wagon and four Horses,
and sundry articles 81 lioasehold fsrnit.ire. AZ
So lots Mol g 2, 3, a, G, z, 9 and 70, IN square
lB, south d Main Il, q, d the town Of C0Alm-
us Lots % 5, 81 z, 8 8 and 10 ID Square
8; and Lots A. s, Z, n number 10; and Lots
4, 8, IN Square 90; one situated IN the north
east quarter Of Section 81, Township 19, Range
is, west: also Lots z and 10 in whole square
No 20, situated ii north east quarter o. sect on
81, township Is, range Is, west; also the east
half north east quarter, and the south east
quarter Of section 10, in township ] 4, north Of
range No. 9, east; containing 239 acres Al
SO the west half south west quarter Of section
No. 90, ii township I9, northsof range No. 9,
east; alsoflle west half Of north east quarter 81
section 2, ID township 19, north Of rance No.
8, east Sale to take place between the usual
hours, for Cash.
f. r. CALHOUN, Trustee.
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.9E3 " + l.ES re fa'lDF9'S 81 q

q III I.Nrk 3 q Tel q Oh s Sd IL.
ID an order Of Probates Court issued at the
ID October Tern 81 1882. + shall proceed to
sell. on the prem ses N the town Of Columbus,
on the second Monlay Of April nex the Lot
lying ID the north eastern part d town g. 73
known as the late res dence Of Thomas Rs
NYitheTspoon, deceased The Lot contains q
comfortable Dwelling House, Sufficient naln-
Der Of ont b4Iildin9s, aoool Garden. good
Wen st water, aud sufficient I'M gen1ent to
make 1t comfortable anl II residence.
MARGARET ]. WITT IEsRSPOON
Admins astrix
March q, 1883 3w
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olIee q g Sllsilles
WEE undsrs nssl Intending 10 remain ~
Celnmbns for the present.. Wi sIey
lis whole attention Il The SETTLING oSs
and acea1n4s q all those aeko may favor
him with t1elr 9atrnfape Any business
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