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Na&,rc New Goods,

I UST received by NICHOLSON & PMS
~ LEY the following articles, which in adj
diliOn to their former stock, they now have
IN hand general assortment of scasonahc
GOrDS.-to which they invite the attcn-
ton of their customers.
A good assortment of Gents. and Ladies
fine shoes.
Boys and Misses do do
Gents. fine Pumps.
Ladies' superior kid Slippers.
Several cases Black and White summer
Hats, the latest Il most fashionable Style
Georgia Namkins.
Black 'l'hhbct and Summer Cloths.
Also. II good assortment Brown Linens,
DriIiimcs and Vcslings-which they car,
have made up III good style at the short
cs, notice.
Aiso. good supply superior fancy Prints.
French Nluslins.
Camhrics mud Printed Lawns.
Ladies' fancy Handkerchief.
New style Muslin worked collars,
Mourning prints. Ginchams and Muslin.
Black Grus dc Swiss Silks.
Ladies superior black colorcd q white Kid
Gloves.
do Black and White English Silk Gloves
do do Lace Silk do
biIck w 'i'c ana cuinrch Lace SIiK 40
Black and white Thule for wells.
good nss"r'men, Donnct, Cap, and Belt
Ribbons.
Feather Fans.
Indies fine plain Straw Eonncis.
Misses do
In addition to The above named goods
they have many other articles too tedious
t" cnumcratr, which they will sell on ac-
Communicating terms. Il Is
EdSciir!d, June 9TH.
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G'SesC Mixture.

7E VIE above * nncvrr ia,ing rcnrd. fer 'la;
r. variety of collie. distressing 10 ln.;i, Is.
AID 10 wiHri tic most Injurious amodylc suh-
stances are too c"iIino " ,INcn Ii iS safe and
s""i!:'n%. and instead n PRODUCT . Cosivcncss it
usually "p"ra'cs gently nn The huw"'s.
Tins rcHrd, las now been used far several
years. with that success and appreciation. w!:i:.i
1;ack medicines mad" tu sell c;iiiiitt cuInrni!ld
1t u extensively used by tie best physician, ia
the ouu',y, and 10 use the lauruau" o.' many a
mother, acts as Il charm. l,r it nlay> tie
pain and ln.!S the child rrs i, does noi icay..
behind ii Hose unpleasant symptoms which
i.a"ian'!m liaicmans D'ops. &r. .cncraly pro-
ducr Amp" dir' rn,li accolnrar Y EACH virl;
and certificates OF lis efficacy Gf .-p'rirc,) cal. br
produced !r tn" most respectable cilizcns ol
Cai oiina aud Georgia. For sale Ly
kiTCiiEN& ROBlKTSON. .Ilan burg.
IDW WEBB. ind. rsnm { IT.
WM. llttKi.1'I'. P,ndY.;0n e. n!
DIR. !. J MINIS, hdgcfc:d L. H.
Feb 5l-:i3 til
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ssaIHsEA 'EE.A Ia.Nsa ,nzEs.
T.E,.E Ee e..

FHTili; Subscriber has on hand vN~r iar:"
= supply "f ready made TIN " \EE.
o' ali Descriptions. " hich he offers n whole
Sal" or r;'ail. n, aS low prices rs can 10 "f
fnricd in this p"ri uf the counrv. lie h.
rl>n a LARGO supply ofIhc ncw">, fashion -
JAPAN WARE E,o.cther will English and
Block Tin Ware nf excellent quality. Al"
COPPER and Shcct Iron Warp-Shc",iug
aud Hrazing Copper,-Bl"ck tin. St"v"
Spcl'er. and Tin Piatc-a!l of which he of
icrs for sale low fnr cash. at No los Broa'
Strrer. Augusta. Il. r. CHEW.
The subscriber being truly thankful e"
HE very liberal patronage heretofore be-
slowed un"n him Try hi friends and the pub
Ii" generally. respectfully Soiici.s Il cont;n
i"n"c 0G t;r;r fnvorS-Hrd oilers his s"rvi
res in cither ri re inl!owin- l,ranrl.rS nt
hiS hn>incss-C"rrcs Hin, Sheet Iron, :m'
R"olinc Il. l. G.
Augusta, Ga, iia:rl, 5 tr5
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From the Rirhm0ud EDoyircr.

AGRICULTURAL LlMrLEMENTs.-itis ia most
desirable in an Agricultural State for the
L Farmers 10 have convenient access to the
best manuiaciory for their machines. Such
we have no hesitation i'll saying. is III" case
with MIR. Jabcz Parkcr's shop III this CITY
The excellence 0i his machines is alicsted
ty some OF the most respectable farmer, in
Virginia. We refer confidently 10 tl,.
certificates, which appear in the columns of
this paper His ThreshiuS Machine, Straw
Gutter. and Corn Shelter, particularly are
excellent. The labor which they savr.
soon rcpays the cost Of the machine. II,
according 10 Dean Swift. IL man is II public
bcmeiactOr, who causes two stalks To CROW
where but one grew before. so is he worthy
of The public patronage, who enables The
tamcr to do four or five times rs much work
by a machine, rs he could d. wirhouti,.
Some of the best tanners we have in Eir-
ginla unhcs'lal'nely pronounce Mr.. Pnrkrr's
ThreshnG Machine To he superior to any
other with which they arc acquainted i
hign compliment is also paid by competcn'
and impartial judges to the merits oI his
other mnclIincs.
Mr., Parser has long been established in
this city-and we are rendering 81 service,
not only to Il useful, cstinnilc and honest
man, but to ihc community at large, 10
bear this public tribute to his manuiac
tory. Gentlemen III Il distance may be
assured. that there is no humbuo about il.
They may be pleased to call this u pull:
but il is the honest truth. as we understand
it-anl we can assure them. ,hA. the farm
crs who have signed his certificates arc uci-
thcr puiiers nor hu;iibuggcrs.
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.4cq"ittni Of Richard H. Uiiie.--Thc
Philadelphia Ledger of the 18th inst. says:
"In Washington city. on tho 18th insr. the
Jury on the case Of Richard ii. White. came
into Court at about o'clock with the fol
lowing verdict, which after some objections.
on Tie part of;he prisoners counsel. was ul.i-
mattel y recorded: 1--WE find the prisoner, Il
II. White. under the plea Of limitations,
Not Gmlfy" The prisoner was then dis
charged. Nine Of the Jury afterwards pre-
sen,ed him with n declaration in writing.
thar they were in favor Of ncnuriing him
entirely Of the charge Of burning tho Treas.
nry Department., and believed he did not dr
it; and only conscn'cd to the verdict given
as a compromise =.
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Sti.aycS!,

BYRON the Subscriber on the 9Th of
4 April, two Mules; one q black Mare
Mule shaved very much by the gear sup
posed 10 he about 3 years Of age; the ,;l,er
IL sorrcl horsc mule about the same age.
When last heard from they were seen with
iwo wagon 1T Aiken. 4 reward OF $40
will be gwen for the two ifdrIivcrcd 10 Mr..
Jolnathan S,ccdman, at Aiken. or
l.. ID. JOHNSON.
II miles from Aiken Oh South Edisro, s. c.
May II, 1888 ca Is
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@s Gss6Ssses .@s
3gs5 &SsS
@Eoetfe Meeess.
THE SLEEPING FOREST CHILL

THE SLEEPING FOREST CHILLI.
BY MISS JEwsBURY.
The morn is waking in the woods,
The birds are glanring by,
And there are flowers where late were buds,
Young sleeper! ope thine eye!
The dark treo-tops wave gallantly
Against pcarly sky,
Their leaves are twinklius pleasantly
Young sleeper. opo thine eye!
The dews are dying fast away.
(The diamonds Of the dawn,)
From covert now, for food or play,
Steals forth the dark-eycd fawn;
The bee is gone forth lnurmurinsly,
Tho rill flows through the lawn,
In silver sounding revrlry,
Oh why is thine withdrawn!
Thy laugh would drown the slreamlcl's
voice,
Thy step ou,spccd its hound.
Thy elce, thing Of heart and choice,
Would scatter glee around.
I know there's music in the sky,
Bright blossoms OH the ground,
Yet, yet, young sleeper, orc thine eye,
For more in thee is found.
Thy check is glowing in the grass
With deep exotic bloom,
Aud thou migh,'st scesh to all that pass
Through tho green forests gloom
A sunbeam stolen from OIL high;
And, by summer doom,
Made in human firm to lie
There, in fragrant tomb.
Yes. opc thine cyc-and be thing
Oflifc, not yet beguilrd,
Fairer than poetry may sing
An infan, undefilcd
Awakc-and let me wreath thine hair
Wild flower! with flowers as wild!
BE, to tho bosom old with care,
A simple, happy child
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Heck ri 'a'ss:s.

a BSCONNED from the S:Ih<rr;!,cr. on
L " tho ni.i' of the 2Sir May last. his sn.,
named SAINT. RAMSEY, h" is of dark COM
plrSion, crosS.cy"d, lame IN The r;;I nnrlr.
am! Is III hS lIih year. hu> pcr,on giving
information conc"r ing said lad. or srcur-
Ing h,m so that can cc; him, will be l;hcr-
ally rewarded. .!!l persons arc forbid ilav-
ing any dealing or trading with him.
JOHN RAMSEY.
june ). 1888 c. 10
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State of SO:lth (a.uIinn
EDGETIELD DISTRICY.


Elizabch Wiliams, Sen w. BIZ for Par.
james Williams and others { ifiov
u appear ing to my satisfaction. tha, James
4 Williams. Peter Williams and Gui;.rare VIII
ii,iS. ONE Oft Defendants in this cas.. reside
beyond tie limits of this STATE, on motion by
w ilnb'Sh tonpia'nants solicitor. Ordered that
they do appear and plead. answer ur dcmur. to
the above named Bill; within three months from
the dat" OF tho publication hereof. or i!,. said Bill
will, as against them, BE- taken PRO ro,fSso.
J. TERRY, C. c. Ed.
Coamrs Office, Ma II. ISIS ac Is
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REAL f.LD0UEECT

In debate on The License aw. in tho
Legislature of Massachusetts, MIR. Burnell.
said
"Thc question before us is on the bill
here, and moi on its fate with tho people,
II this law, as gentlemen say, would re-
main unrxccnlcd on lie statute book, il
would TO a good reason for no, passing it.
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Sia'a'EfFa,

FHIiiE Notes and Accounts Of Dr. Jane,
-A Srhnn deceased. ,av" hccn lr;i with
Mr. IL. l.. Jcis"rs. III Hamburg. Al per
sons lndrhird I" Hr. Spn.n are requested
To call ana pay iir. .ciicr~, who IS ;winri:rh
I" rccrir" the money; and those having
demands against the Esin'c vii! pleas. rem
der them Ia him. T.. SPANN.
March 20, lSjS Il = I1mi~i-.
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+ @ t's'.

GOMETiME + in .Innnary last. twn Nn;c>
~ of hand hoii given by james ,!n,lor,!
I" the subscriber, onr for $slGU and ihr
other for 50: hnih due. ! think, In Ocio"r
last. All persons are hereby i"rrwarn;'!
from trading for said Notes, as sill hold
tine drawer %! the same. responsible.
J. .. PEARSON.
Mush Creek, Grccnvil!c. S. &. hlay25. ca
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State ri south nrolina.

AnHEHiIlE DiSTRICT.
y TIE CDi!HON PLEAS.
Char'ci l,touli. Admir- or) ,o,
'"'y l.: In '".,,, G1r'dvs' Assyarsrr.
Fg7IIl Pi!ii II in Inns case having. on the
y 2ii; day %! Mare h. i =, filed his decla-
non in my o.lrr aud dcicmdau having no
wife or attorney known 10 be in this State upon
wI'"m copy of ii" dcciaraii"n with special
order c IL" cnllr: rut!!Scd thereon can be
cd: 'Ih, rc":c %, d rcd. !a, Ike said James Don
all do appear ID maize his defence Within Il
year ;ul Gay from The ti!.ns of The declaration
;iS ;:o. csa;h or ii a'a,h a',Snu:" Judgment will
he forthwith given nj awarded aaaiis! him.
Jt%. WNHDLA\V. c. c.. p.
Clerks Office. iith Nav l>aS. -
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State ni S0:.t., Carolina.
I,INiEEIELD DISTRICT

IN T!!E COHMON PLEAS.
:;a:::;;s"; I>I.rrn$a, W. FcrrIoS hrrAc1,Mxyr
WE, .rcrlnn {ASsuapsir
ia I!lt r!a'.'Il in tbs casc having, OF the 14ii,
(. day i!ay. II, -, flied his d, clara.on in
tie f'c-'>'s Office ami ,!ic defendant having no
wife or u! ney. tnown Ia he in this State upon
" iiom copy u! The said declaration NAV he
rNrd: L. .S ih' r"!or ordered. Tia, the said de
!rnian, 30 appear and rakc his defence within
yca and Il LAY from &c !iiiu. Of tic said dec
lara:ic'. "r final and ;'sou;" Judgment will be
a.:arlcd to ;hc said .ain,!.
GEORGE POPE c. CT.
Clerks Office. May l4h 1873 l5
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$tatv Gi' South Carolina.

NE;'r.N HE DISTRICT.
~ TIT COHMnN PLEiS.
Walker. f".ingion , r,r,;c., .,,,c,,,.
r,,, g r,r,or lssu:apsit.
NNTijER ~ the Plaintiffs did this day file
w their declaration i'll ihc O.!icc o tbs;
Court. against the Defendants. WHO are ahScn,
ignin anl wi,hou, Ii" limits Of t!is State. AS il; il
sah) and having neither oi them wife OF a:or
ncv. !>m0wn within tie same. on whUln Il copy Of
The declaration " ii arui Ia plead thereto, oI,cit
10 hc served: II j. therefore ordered. tina. the De.
;cndan'S d" appear AID plead 10 the said ,.'rasn
ti":i wi himi wear anda day. o!cTw.S, .imal anI
iUd:nie.: " ii Hc gjvcndniawH;Ged against item
lifl, i TANDi.AN. c. C. =.
Ctcr,. : Once. Nov II. i-&1 ..%G l.;
eS'or5ec.
4 IL. Yrr~c'i- i.Gr,,r,i to he late i.rs. &C.
: J hnih.;,A ,,::rs, ,irccascl. arc requested 10
..#hr l"n. 1'nir pw! meat, AND Nil pcrsous hav
i:g Demands nsa,' s. iLccs'n;r Of said decreased
ar" requested t" "pt,sr,t ,h.'n duly a"c~:'!.
B..N!. MINIS, EECcn,or.
Dee ., ls27 Il -
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Askcsa Classical Academy.
EsS s'g5 90.

wv hI5
a. i X \ + ID from tho Subscriber, at
~ Liberty Hill, on The :,S,h or 29tl, of
March last, small ,orrrl MARE MULE,
rohch nnne, ten or twelve wear old, and
has hicinsh in one eye. If any person
hearing or seeing such Mule will let the
Subscriber knew of it either by ie,,cr or
"thcrw Use, such information will be thank :
tully received.
BEVERLY BURTON.
Liberty Hill, April Is. 1888 trl2
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NOTTGT-

q ~. Persons indebted tn Tic late Charles
IA Thomas. deceased, are requested to make
payment; aud ali i'ersous haviu: daman's against
the estate Of said deceased are requested to pre-
sent ti'cm duly atlcstcd. JAS. +. ADAMS,
NOV u. 1857 It administrator
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NOtiCG.

LII persons having any demands against !r
state Of &. Anderson, Sen. deceased, ar.
requested to present them, and those indebted to
make payment within the time prescribed bv law
A. ANDERSON, idGiirix
Jan 10, 1898 trd9
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E'H9' ;SWFP.

RMY HOUSE and LOT. in the Village of
lVN .d@ ciicd, upon terms TO snit Il purchaser
In my absence, apply ~ Col Banskctl.
JAMES JONES.
April IL tfl0
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John Bell, of Tennessee, in 1884, called
Dlr. Burgess, OF Il. island, a .' scounhreI,"
lin 1887, he called Mr.. Davis of Maine,
q 'liar"-and in 1881, he struck his col'
league, Mr.. Turney: This was all done on
the floor of Congress. when the House wos
in session. In 1899, this federal bnllv will
probably he the candidate for the Snco.
ker's chair-Proridsnce Herald.
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InsurrectionGry Moucmcnts.-The Nat.
Intclliecncer Of the list ut. saws. that there
were some floating rumors and suspicious
the two days previous, Of turbulent and Sc
ditious designs among the black population.
That paper thinks there are no sufficient
grounds for uneasiness on the subject. The
Washington Chronicle has the following re-
marks on this subject:
1--WE do not know enough TO underwrite
for the character of the "c0Lored brethren :"
in this city; buthowcvcr pcacably inclined.
the NOV, .,nents made, and being made in
this District by the Aboirionists. should adj
monish IT'S to be on the alert. This city is
the centre Of agitation. In Congress and
out of il, the lnnarics nrc numerous aud ac
tive. The c.,y authorities ought to he vigi-
lant-and maintain an active ant! faithful
police. We do not know whr,hrr any pre-
cautions have hecn iaken-but the c0rpn-
rate authorities are guilty of gross ncgli-
gcncc, If such has not been done. While
on the subject, VIC will enquire whether IA
certain member of the house of Representa-
tives has not recently attended negro
church in this city, and p0rt0kcn O. fthc Sd-
cran,ent ,rikh the biuckS 1t is SD said-and
| we should like to know whether truly or
not. Such conduct, however dctensibie in
the abstract, does not, by any means, respect
| the existing relations OF society,""
Mr., C.LnouN.--The following anectloic
Of this distinguished manis from the Native
American:
Il remember on one occasion, in par,icu-
lar, that MIR. Calhoun had The foor-l for
get the subjcct-hut it had aroused and
excited him very much-his slender frame
was dilatcd-his words fell rapidly from his
lips-tlIc Senate Chamber was crowded
with ladies', many of whom had chairs in
the principal aisleS. There was Il general,
hush over tho asscm5lagc, and the fervi,i
cloqucncc of the orator, and the attentive
crowd formed an Interesting spectaclc.-
Suddenly Mr. Calhoun turned from bis ad-
dress to the Chair, and in n moment Of rapl
| abstraction, his eyes became fixed upon the
face of beautiful girl, who was sitting
| near him. His large eyes were tiXe like
an electric shock; & while he gazcd, which
! was but Il moment or so. the lady slrickrd'
The trance was broken. and the great
nuliifcr dashed forward in his impctuous
course
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y ate IF "ou'h az, Ii IA.
EDHEFiELD DISTRICT.
~ r'IE EDfJJjS PLEiS

=! 7 n. IUIT.I " FLE-IS.
W. b., p ET'rn%n; M ,r.,;o vs. \rrAcnuzSr.
V5S Iir. Plaintiff having this day filed histeclarl
ton in the above case and the Delcnlan
ncin2 wilhou; WIFI. ~ attorney. known to be within
The Siatr. upon w!ioina copy OF said declaration,
with r'lic Ia plead rnuii b, served: Ii is Or
der d. that Il said Def dan dn plead to the
slid declaration within Il year aHd II day. from
"iNcn ag;:,.s; :iiin.
GEO. POPE. c. CT.
November ii. III ADD -
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nsY YiANS's>ae'E'GlsY.

z 4 ~ y g 3 a. "a { Srta a.
SHTllE $uh~rrhcr would respectful, il.
b form The Merchants anl citizens 81
;.i"cIt"lA District. aud The public IN .ya"r: !.
'!i:i T. has commenced Ndnu Eic!&riag T..
" nc II Ennium>"i!ic. nine miles North Z
Et!G";i"!l tnur; House, wh, ~ H., ini,u..
l." keep an assortment ami fail >:.pil:> g..
READY MADE TIN WARE.
III Whu:rsalc "r Retail, which lie wi.i SCI
"a as r"!r"iia'''c terms rs any oii:cr N.
establishment in the Southern country.
Having worked III the h,sinr>; min" ven.
III III" Nor'h and South, hr ecu with cor;;.
drmcc assure those who NAV favor hiir
with ticir custom. .hni thev may II, au
times depend npon having their Ware well
manufactured.
He will also make to orticr, Tin Fave
Trouells, ConGur;or Heads and Pipes. AMI
puI them up il desired. All orders frn,u
Tuwn or Country ,h"l.!.c;:!ly received and
promptly attended to.
\. Is. Ni 1iu repaired, and all Kinds of
.:ob wo.ii, i'll hi; line, executed Wit; mca,-
ness ana GrsIHiv!!.
Il. p. CFiECH.
Dunlon,viilc, March go, ISIS acS
E5s, e2-E.%, 81.
FVTiii. "!'~rtr.h;'r. respectfully iuyi:c The n
t"h'lnHoI M'f"ha!I;*. l'iant"rS. iiN -,riaIl>
ana o;h,:a 20 i..cir iGI S:nck "t
FGlSEc E.ED1C-NTr,
otis cf all Ei"d&. Paints, Nye Siuj$,
UmIou C.dyS, ErnSics. Sc. sc.
Ar THEIR 'ToREs ~
ii y u 81 RI AND hUGU STA.
Thrir supply is heavy. their a.s"r,ncni c""d
aHd illr;r aii;c!rs fresh.
DCa!in" ""..rci> with tic .Ianu;;,c,,,i crs or
| original Importers. tiic;' sell ,rir GOOD,
a. low any house n,!lc Southern Country.
Please cali and examine.
Our Store in Hamburg is next TO II. L.. JEr-
| TEES * Cos. In Augusta, orposi." 10 NEALi :
or .;rovAIL'S Ware Houses.
KITCHEN <. ROBERTSON.
WILLIAM X. EircHEN,
t. VI. RonEETso.. ". ID.
bcccnhr, l.; 81 |, -
GO :til ..!;o:aa ii may CHsacarle.
III Office is hereby givcu, that Tie sub
! y srrihrr. with others, Will pr,iion the
Legislature of This State, at its next sion.
for Charter OF Bridge across Sau,!a
River. rear Chnppc'l'S Ferry.
ANDREW l.. LARK.
N,v II 1898 90. 4,
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1838-10-06
SHERIFF SALES.

RY virtue of writ Of ri. Fa. issued out Of
- the Court of Common Pleas, in and for the
county of Lucas, to me directed and delivered,
shall expose to sale at the Court House in
Toledo, on Saturday, October sth, at 2 o'clock
r. M. the following described land to wits
The east half Of the northeast quarter Of section
twenty, in town two, and the north east quarter
Of thesouth-east quarter of same section and
town,all being in the twelve mile square Reserve,
at the foot ofthe rapids Of the Miami of Lake
Erie, containing one hundred ndtwenty acres,
be tho same moreor less, taken in the suit Of Ro-
bert A Forsyth against Jedediah Jessup and
Daniel Tuttle. c. G. SHAW, Sheriff 2
Ry F. E.. KIRrLAND, Deputy. r..as.,
Sept. S, 1883. ..i 2stds. s.
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RY virtue of a writ of Fl. Fa. issued out of
- the Court of Common Pleas, in and for the
county of Lucas, to me directed and delivered,
] shall expose to sale at the Court House in
Toledo, on Saturday, October 18th, at 2
o'clock P. M. the following described land to
wit:-The southeast quarter of the north
west quarter of section twenty-five, contain
ing, as is said, forty acres. Also, the north
half ofthe northeast quarter ofthe northwest
quarter of same section twenty-five. contain
ing, as is said, twenty acres, all in township
two, in the United States twelve mile square
Reserve, at the foot ofthe rapids ofthe Miami
of Lake Erie, taken in the suit of Daniel w.
Gantley, against ratrick Parks and Samuel
Devine. @. G.. SHAW, Sheriff.
BY F. e. KIRKLAND, Deputy Xxx
Sept. $, 1888. 23tds.
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DY virtue of u writ of Fl. Fa. issued
ID out of the Court of Common Pleas, in
and for the county of Wood, to me directed
and delivered, shall expose to sale at the
Court House in Toledo, on Saturday Septem-
ber 20, at o'clock P. M. the following des-
cribed lands to wit: the northeast quarter Of
the northeast quarter of section No. 10, in
township. No. 10, south Of range No east,
forty acres; and the east half of
the northwest quarter of section 4, the west
half of the northeast qnarter of section 4 as
last mentioned, and the southwest quarter of
the northwest quarter of same section 4. all
in the aforesaid township No. 10, south of
range No. east, containing in oil two hun.
dred acres, taken in the suit of Augustus M,
Thompson, against Jesse Carter ).
c. G. SHAW, Sheriff. &
By F. 3. KRTLAsD, Deputy. ls
Aug. "a. ,,goy.,g ~ 21tds.
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NE ,,ssr srATh r Of OHIO Lucas Com Pleas.

TIE Iasss sn15s csoe,y, et oa'0 .s Com. Pleas,
James w. Knaggs, VS.. William Clark, Mary
Clark, John v. Beaw and Charlotte his wife,
John S. Haung and Mary his wife, George
s. Titus and Lydia Ann his wife, ond Sarah
G. Clark and HELEN Clark.
THE complainant in this having filed his bill
in Chancery In this Court, alledging that
one William Clark executed Mortgage deed
to him on the lands in the said bill described,
to secure to said complainant the payment of
sum of money in the said bill described, and
that the time in said Mortgage specified for
the payment Of said money has elapsed and
the said Mortgagor departed this life leaving
the said defendants, his heirs at law, and ad-
ninistratrix and relict, and praying that the
equity of redemption be foreclosed, and it be-
ing proven to the satisfaction of the court, that
the said defendants are not residents of the
state of Ohio, it is ordered by the court that
publication Of the tendency of the said bill be
published as the law directs. The said defen-
dants are therefore hereby notified to appear
in said court on or before the next term there
of and answer the said bill, or the same will be
taken as confessed against them.
SPHINX Il COFFENBURY, Sors for Petrs.
August %, 1888. 22t8
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RY virtue of a writ of Fl. Fa. issued out
h9of che Court Of Common Pleas, in and for
the county of Lucas, to me directed and deli
vered, shall expose to sale at the Court House
in Toledo, on Saturday, October 18th, at 9
o'clock P. M. the following described lands to
wit:--The south half of the south east quarter
of section twenty in town seven, north
ofrange nine, in the District of Delaware, in
the state of Ohio, containing eighty acres,
taken in the suit of Samuel A. Sargent and
John H. Sargent against Jonas Flora.
c. G., SHAW, Sheriff.
By F. E. KIRKLAND, Deputy. l,e.sitL
Sept. S, 1888. Ttf,ft,.-l 23tds.