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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1839-12-25
State of South ('aruiil.a.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
SuSan Garrett, Applicant vs. }
Richard VI. Johnson, ami wife, )

Richard u. Johnson, ami vile,
AMI others. Defendants,
ZIP Y m Order from the Ordinary. | shall
ED proceed To sell ut EdgefrId T.. Hous.
on the first Alon!ay in January next. the real
esIale Of Henry w Garrett. decreased. sitlIa;,
IN said District on the waters nj Gunneis' Greek
sounding nn lands of William ThnrnO d..
Dempsey BmsSey. Robertson Dngpll, and 9th
rrs, continuing three hundred and thirty tw'
acres mnrr or lesson II credit OF twelve nollti;S
The purchaser will be required tn give bond
and personal security. and mortgage Of the
premises TO the Ordinary. Cost I" I've paid ia
rash. w. II. MOSS, S. f.. n.
Dec IA, 1899 DC
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Indiana The Legislature NJ this Stale
me, IN the 2d inst. James C. Read, ".
By was elected Spr IL Of the House, ny
majority of 5 votes.
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The Senate of Georgia, have nomina-
ted Martin Van BuHn for the Presidency,
and John Forsyth for the Vice prcsi-
dency.
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e'ctl.aie spsSsissufc.

A SCHOOL for Yohng Ii; dies will be open.
"a cd on the 1St monday in January next,
near tie residence Of DR.. Nicholson. on lhe
Cambridge r nd. seven miles above dgeiield
Court lIousc. The rNcrt srs oiilis Insllrl irn
will he conducted by a Lady from The Norllh.
who has long been engaged in The important
business nf Teaching. and has rsrmo ials If
HIGH character. Th, course of Tuitinn com.
rrchcnds the elementary and higher branches
ut Education. The healihtnness aud pleasant
retirement ofthis location, rom! inc d with the
morality oI'lhe neis ishborIiood. present very con-
siderable inducements for its patronage. Bonrd
ran be had at IS per month, including wash
ing, &c.
TERMS AS FOLLOWS.
PER QUARTER,
For the elementary branches incIud-
ing Arithmetick, Geography, En-
elish Grammar, S6,25
For the higher branches. viz. History,
Natural and Moral Philosophy and
Chemistry. DC. $500
French, and Music on the Piano and Guitar.
Extra. Payments will be required Quarterly.
Dec 10. la:9 If 45
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Final Notice.

4 IL persons having demands against the cs'
"A tate Of David Zimmerman, deceased, are
requested to present them duly slitesled on or
before the first Of January neNt and those in
debted TO the estate. are required TO make pay
ment on or before that time, as longer indul-
gence will moi be given
JOHN LAKE, ~
wv. ZIMMERMAN. N"m T.
Dec l6 1899 GAG
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Bnh branches Of The Legislature of
Georgia agreed to adjourn on lie 18th inst.
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A new paper called the ''Canlen Jour
nal" is published at Camden. 5; e. tits
under the management Of Mr.. Thos. w.
Pegues.
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N NDTl6'E

"A LII Persons indebted to the Estate Of tie
IA lat" Jesse Hobbs. deceased, are requested
to make immediate payment. And all persons
having demands agaiust said estate are request.
cd Ito present them duly atestrd.
ELBERT DEYORE, Admr.
December 3, 1879 If 44
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Stale of South ar"lina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Elizabeth Still. Applicant, vs.
Francis Still AID others,
Defendants.
n . Y all Order from the Ordinary, shall
s. 3 proceed 10 sell ut i:derGeld C. llouse.on
The first Monday in January next the real eS-
tate of John Srll, decreased, situate in said Dis
rrict on the waters Of Sleepy Creek. bounding
on lands of Alfred May, Sarah Dcrn, " lie,
Adams aud others. con aiming Two hundred Il.
rres more or less. on credit of twelve months.
Tic purchaser will I've required TO give bond
and personal security. aud mortgage of The
premises to the Ordinary. Cost to be paid IN
cash w h. MOSS, 5. E. D.
Dec a. 1889 46
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted 10 Smith s. Frazier
IA are required 10 call aud settle their notes
nr accornts.aS the cas-, may ke,i moi settled by
18th of January next. they will be left IN the
hands ofan AGENTfor co lection.
SMITH & FRAZIER.
Dec. 2. lS39 If ii
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Carriage Making.

~ VHNHE Subscriber will
CES-- d make and repair Car
tf5E-N riages IL Wagons Of eve
.eAA!2szE@-zssN ry description in the best
possible manner and at the shortest notice. All
orders thankfully received, and promptly at-
nded to. EDWARD BARKER.
Hamburg Doc /, 1889 a.
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Final Notice.

A LII persons having demands against the
IA estate of William Holloway, deceased arc
reqru sled to prescn, them dnly altestcd, on or
before the first of January next AID those in
dcblcd to the estate are required to make pay
mont on or before tIa; time, rs longer indul
sence will rot be given.
JORDAN HOLLOWAY, I D.,..
JOHN LAKE.
Dec 16. 1899 as
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TERMS AS FOLLOWS.
Am asversccr Wanted.

nhNE that can come well recommended TO
SD be of steady liahi's. and experienced in
the nusiress oI Planting. with small iami y,
would be preferred. Apply tnth subscriber liv.
ing five mics South OF Edg, Fl ID CT. House.
JON. TILLMAN.
December lH 1890 |, as
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.9eaU Abry Goods Store.
CFsAUNCEY CHURCHILL,

NN7OULD respectfully i.lorm tile citizens
w OF Edgciieid District, AID the public
generally, thai he has taken the Store lately oc.
cnpicd, by John .. Is. Ford. i'll Hamburg. 5. G.
and where he is now opening general assert.
,,r
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VIM. Carer has been appointed Post
Master at lodi Abbeville Dist.
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Notice This.
Notice.

INUVHCVo
a LII persons indebted 10 the estate Of the
IA 'arr Joseph Griffin. are requested toma e
immediate payment, and those having demands
will render their accounts duly altestcd, within
he time prescribed by law.
n. B. Indulgence is ont Of thee. Question.
r. C.. GRIFFIN, ! Admin;s.
T. e. GRIFFIN, trators.
Dec Z, ls39 d as
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Notice.

MS hereby given. that after the first day of
n Januarv next. no Letter will will he given
out of the Post Odiceunless the poStage is paid
The postage OH Newspapers must be paid
Qurrtery in advance.
M. FRAZIER, p. NJ
Dec. 3, 1899 tf44
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WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBER 25. Io39.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-02-02

call was answered by Illinois, with an sppro.
|priation of 100000 dollars. In connection
with these facts Of mutual friendliness, the
Board beg leave to invite the attention Of the
General Assembly to the advances made by IL
inois to this State upon the upper Wabash.
She ordered a railroad to be constructed from
Alton onthe Mississippi, thence through the
heart Of the State, and finally through Paris TO
the boundary of the State in the direction Of
Terre Haute, with view of connecting with
our public works at that place, the distance
from the terminatin point at the boundary line,
| to the latter place being only seven miles.
She has also directed that branch Of the
same road running throughthe northern interior
should be constructed TO Danville, with the
view offorming a connection with the works
Of Indiana at Perrysville or Covingtop, or at
some point further north. These works are
now being constructed by her and undercon-
tract at Danville, andbetween Paris and Terro
Haute, the grading, culyerts, bridges and all
things preparatory to laying the rails are near
ly completedup to the boundary line, but there
the intended intercourse is, for the present,
put stop to, as Indiana has taken no steps
to meet her in her march of improvement.
The board need not remark that the great ad-
vantages accruing to this state by connex-
ion at any or all the points mentioned are pal
pably manifest. They beg to beexcused from
further suggesting that if it should be the
pleasure oftle General Assembly to entertain
these subjects, any appropriation made might
not be considered as swelling the amount Of
millions originally appropriated, for the pro-
ceeds of the canal grant from the mouth Of
Tippecanoe will of themselves, if realized,
more than complete thecanal to its junction with
the Central canal; leaving untouched the spe-
cifc appropriation ofone million three hundred
Thousand dollars now included in the ten mil
lion appropriation. An arrangement including
these objects both in the north and south could
be entered into at the same time, md doubt
less effected upon some basis sofrcciprocity mu7
tually acceptable to the parties. N
On the northern division of the Central ca
nal, the Board have had doubts as to the most
eligible route, and from time to time been SO
embarrassed by the results of successive sur
veys as to excite the apprehension of great
delay and disappointment, but the route has
been at last permanently adopted along the
valley OF White River and passing through both
Noblesville and Andersontewn.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-02-02

RY virtue Of writ of execution to me di-
u rected, from the court of Common Pleas,
of Williams county, Ohio, / have. taken, and
shall expose to public sale, at the door Of the
court house in Defiance, in said Williams coun-
ty, on Friday, the first day of March, between
the hours of 10 A. M. and P. M. the follow
ing described property to wit: the undivided
half of the west half Of the Southwest quar-
ter and southeast quarter of southwest quar-
ter of section No. so, in township No. 6, north
range, No. 8 east, containing one hundred and
thirteen and 20 hundredths, acres more or less.
Also, the undivided third part of.seventy nine
lotsin the town of Freedom, situate in south
east quarter of section 95, township 6, north
range east viz. 2 34587S 8 10 II 10 l3
IA Is 16 IL 1S 10 90 g1 90 % % 25 90. .s7 90
90 so 81 SO So 81 35 Sc 81 SO SO 40 al az as
A 45 46 At 48 40 SO, 81 So 53 54 SIS Sc 81 50
SO so 6 62 63 81 65 &c 81 76S 90 7O71 70 73
"a rs 76 78 79. Also, the undivided third
part of the balance of the last described land,
except that which is occupied by the town Of
Freedom, being more or less. Taken as the
property of Montgomery Evans, at the suit Of
Benjamin Brubacher. - a.,-rs i.
J?B. TAYLOR, sh'f Williams Co. (
By JOHN DRAKE, Deputy. , f.,.,.
Defiance, Jan. 25. 44t5
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-02-02

RY virtue Of "a writ Of execution, to me dis
- rected, issued from the court Of common
pleas, of Williams county, Ohio, 4 have taken
and shall expose to public sale, at the door Of
the court house, in said Williams county, OF,
Friday, the first day of March, between the
hours of 10 A. M. and P. M. of said day, the
following described property, to wit |: the west
half Of the southwest quarter of section No.
26, township 5, north range east, in the Pi-
qualand district, containing eighty acres, more
or less. Taken as the property of Robert
Bowles and Ephraim Burwell, at the suit Of
Augustus N. Thompson. - - 4. -.
- J. B. TAYLOR, fSkf WSllianas Co.
+. BY JOHN DRAKE, Deputy. &.
Defiance Jan. 25. !. - 4. \. 4st5S !;
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-02-02
MIR. BENEFITS LETTER.

BALTIMORE. Cd jan, 1880.
arrived here on Monday night, about nine
O'Clock, after very pleasant and comfortable
trip in the railroad cars in seven hours. The
weather was very cold-not SO l. Of all the
modes Of travelling | have yet experienced,
that on the Philadelphia and Baltimore Rail
Road is the easiest, most comfortable, and best
arranged.
Inever travelled on the railroads in Belgium,
but from description they are not superior in
their accommodations to those of France. The
accommodations on the railroads uniting Paris
! with st. Germans and other towns, are ofthe
usual character which we find in this country
or in England. The railroad that leads from
London to Liverpool has, in some respects,
superb accommodations-but more especially
may the Great Western Rail Road, leading
from Londonto Windsor, on its way to Bristol,
be SO Characterised. Every passenger of the
first class has an exclusive and luxuriously
cushioned seat. The cars are however, ofthe
old mail coach construction. AS soon as the
passenger takes his seat, there he must re-
main, like "patience on monument, smiling
at grief" till he reaches his journeys end--he
may lean on the right or the left side, hang his
head to the east or the west, but these COM
prehend allthe variations of posture he can
assume. 81 ~ s s6p'
In fact, the whole system of railroad accom-
mediation, both in Europe and America, has
been conceived on the same plan as that of
putting men and women in the stocks, in the
year Of our Lord 1910, for loving each other
too well and dearly. All this is reversed on
the Baltimore Rail Road. A few words will
place this before the minds eye.
Thecar are three times the length andtwice
the width of the old fashion kind. Each car
holds sixty passengers. The seats, with
shifting cushioned backs, are arranged in two
tiers or rows, one on each side, with passage
way between them, sufficiently wide and high
to admit men and women to pass each other,
during the journey, without any uncivilized
closeness Of contact. In the centre Of each
cur is small stove sufficiently large to warm
the whole interior, and make it as comfortable
as q room. s'.4
On the road, as at present organized, there
are three Of these long, large cars, in all capa-
| ble of taking 200 passengers and their luggage.
The first car after the engine is appropriated
for colored people, servants, and otlierluggage
. of that description. The next car. is used for
bachelors, travelling dandies, smokers, chew
ers, mustachios, editors, and other single black
| guards, on theirway to Washington to associate
| with the members of Congress, the third and
last car is appropriated for ladies' and their
\ cavalieri serveati, young ladies going to the
1 Washington market, and office seekers with
their wives and COUSINS. Each of these cars
4 communicate with; the other, by means Of the
| long central aisles which have already descri-
]bed, having also doors at each end. When
Ethe cars mite, there Is sort of platform,
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MCPHERSON HOUSE.

ERIE STREET, MAuMEE Cry, OHIO.
TUyIIE subscriber respectfully informs the
III public that he hasleased this eligible es-
tablishment, and put it incomplete order for
the reception of boarders, travellers and visi-
tors. 1t isa beautiful situation, in the most
pleasant part of;said city, and the subscriber
fatters himself thatshis attention to theac-
commodation and comforts of his guestswill
ensure to him aliberal shareof public patron
age. ssss8 ar psa-o.--..
\ The furniture of the House isnew, and the
apartments aresin good ORDER. The stable is
large and commodious, and will be attended
by careful servants. f,iaN
H.. 5-asseg ROBERT COVER.
april 81. y : .s. " sa5 55tf -
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y =. n
N INDIAN PUBLrc WoRKs The following
extracts from the late report Of the state board
.ofinternal Improvement Of Indiana will, tis
believed, be interesting tomost Of our readers.
We regret to have to say that the anticipation
in which it indulges Of the completion Of the
Ohio part of the Wabash and Erie canal
during the next season, will not be realized.
That portion from the head ofthe rapids Is
miles above this place to Defiance it will be
seen by an advertisement in cur paper, is soon
to be again put under contract to be finished
let. Oct. 1910. By having this end Of it fin
|ished next season to the head Of the rapids,
and at the same time the western portion with
in this state down to Defiance there would be
left only the land carriage between the foot
|of fiat rock rapids and Defiance, about miles.
The % miles Of river from the head of the ra-
pids to the foot offat rock rapids is still water,
and navigable at all seasons. Between the
bigh plateau on which our town stands and on
which the canal passes--and the head of the
rapids there is no lock, and great part of the
work which is mostly simple excavation, is
already done ard there appears no reason to
doubt that it will be prepared for navigation,
during the approaching season. The work
above Defiance too, it is believed, may as well
be finished year from next spring as to take
a longer time. Our side cut, here and below,
y
will not probably be finished before the sum
mer of 1910. s&1 /
TO HE General Assembly Of the. Stale Of In
u l1i'g = diana: sHss o.
BY October next the Wabash and Erie ca
nal will probably be completed from Lafayette
to the Ohio ne,- and as is expected, the bn-
lance of the route also from that point to Mau-
NEE Bay. as provided forby the compact with
that State thereby creating new and desira-
Bile channelfor the commerce of the valley of the
Wabash, and a thoroughfare betweenthe cas-
tern and western extremes of the Union, unri-
vailed in advantages.
= The facilities of this route, however, will not
be consumated, until the entire work is COM
pleted as contemplated by law, affording a
certain intercourse by the same means to the
Ohio river. ~ ~ ri
At other points important divisions of work
are nearly completed, to wit at Indianapolis,
Terre Haute, and Evansville: and although
these will not for some time be productive in
tolls, except in a yery limited degree. vet the
water mower thew afford will fnrnish a verv
cousiderab Bile income 10 tbe State. IN an aeore.
rate not less than twentv-six thousand nine
hundred dollars annually. when the whole pow
er is leased. this estimate beno nredicated upon
some leases already made and mon tbe nrices
which have bcen obtained elsewhere. The no.
licv which uoverned tbe BOARD in their incipi-
eni operations in putting these divisions OF
work under contract has been, reneatedlv eY.
nlained and snbmitted /. and az there bos mot
been within tbe knowledre of tbe hoard anv
act Of the General Assembly Nv which # conld
he con, ;derod e denrecotaj tbora ,,,s roason
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-02-02

RY virtue of writ Of execution to me d.
- - rected, from the Court of Common Pleas
of Williams county, OHIO, have taken, and
shall expose to public sale, at the door of the
court house, in said Williams county, on FRI
day, the fifteenth day of February, between
the hours Of 10 A. M. and P. M. of said day,
the following described lands and tenements,
to wit: The south half of the northwest frac-
tion of section twenty-five, in township seven,
north of range four east, in the county Of Will
.liams, containing fifty-two acres, saving and
excepting from said sale. three acres, to be
bounded asfolows, to wit: commencing at the
northeast corner of John Evans land, thence
west, to the center of the state road, thence
south with said road, thence east 20 Tiffin ri.
ver, and thence north 10 the place of begin
ming; to include the mill and appurtenances
thereto belonging. Also, the following des-
cribed in-lots, lin the town Of Lockport, to wit:
Numbers I, 2, 8, a, S, 81 80, 10, II, 1e, 16,
s17,l8, 10, 90, 81. 22, 23, "a, 25, 26, 27, 90,
80, SO 81, 80, SO, 81, 35, 36, 81, 3s8, 80, 40,
;41,42 ID, As, 46, so, SO, 10, II, ~, rs, IA,
rs, 1917, 7e, 7s, so, 81, SO, 85, "a, IS, S6,
81, 88, 80, 80, 81; being in all sixty-seyen.
Taken as the property Of Abraham Wurts, at
the suit Of r, Evans. and B. Hilton. s s,
Z 80. B. TAYLOR, Sh,b::, H1illian,s Co.
8 By JOHN DRAKE, Deputy. ~
3 Defiance, Jan. 12. 20 41t5
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'st'a.saW aWANTED.

rzyOR which Cash will be paid, 500 ,OO0Pipe
f and Hogshead Slaves, delivered at either
Of the following places, viz: Perrysburg, Ma
rengo, Oregon, Manhattan, or to the subscrl-
Der. 80. GEO y. HAZARD.
ROW, "a s4tf
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aAIIAMI ,HOTEIl z % LET

fssssS NabllAMl l1UIEh<ffi%St A1tAA ~ efss 8
No. HIS new and spacious House
BiiiI wonld be rented 20 d good tenant who
!. .l!IzsiN would furnish 1t !, at aiowrent, for a
wear or term Of years..e sH is situated nearer
the main steamboat landings of Maumee City
and the great ferry across theriyer than any
other large establishment Of the kind, and
where the travel through the black swamp
may be most conveniently accommodated.
no Hotel in this region of country offers
greater Inducements to a good tenant. It's
plan and arrang gements are superior to any on
IN now ssrs As4 Ss tts'79 j. W. SCOTT
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-02-02

tNToTICE.-All persons indebted to the es-
IN tate of John Skein, late of Williams coun-
ty, deoeaseds sarereqnested to make immediate
payment to thelsubscribers, and all those ha-
wing claims against said estate. are requested
to presentithem legally authenticated for set
Element within one year., EsSa ssS7 - ts;iq4a
sss a. GIDEON SKEIN, -
~ . JOHN GAMER ON. '1u"'''''s''as0's' '''S !
y, Jan. III B sssitsl ts - 90 4St4t e
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-02-02

evs8 LUMBER. st as-fs.
TX OOO feet seasoned white wood, inch
sc,OUV board, 2 inch plank, l and II
inch Flooring, Siding. -. -. s'7'
q 8 by A, BY q, by $, by s, 2by and
Q by 8 Joist, Also, ~
81 $4,000 sawed Laths for sale at the corner Of
Kingsbury and Front-street, by - =
- q. & .BOYNTON 81 GANNETT.
Aug. IL. s,..s sg,f ss,y y lStt
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-02-02

,NJOTI!CESis hereby given that writ Of at
lX tachnent was this day issued by David
Smith q Justice Of the Peace of gWateryille
township, Lucas county, Ohio, against the
goods, chattels, rights, credits, moneys and eff
fects Of Charles Utley,an absconding debtor.
,.sss IA 40 ~ PARLEY T. ABBoTT'at
Dec. ~ 1888. sass., 81 a,.ss .syy40t6*set
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-02-02
ITALIAN SPRING WHEAT & DUT-
rrflN Cy0I2N .r- e.

] ! 4 80 TON CORN. ,,..s.5, & .,8,s.
YTNTIE subscriber has on hand a quantity of
III Italian Spring Wheat, the real genuine
article, raised from seed purchased of the i'm
porter himself selected with great care, espes
cially for seed. Those who wish to purchase
for sowing will do well to apply soon Also,
true Dutton Corn, selected for seed -. :.
'st - = - a, n. H. REED.
g Wateryille, Dec. ], 1883. :. Z. zsaS5tf =.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-02-02

.RY virtue of "a writ of execution to me di-
lrected, from the court of Common Pleas,
of Williams county, Ohio, ! have taken, and
shall expose to public sale at the door of the
court house IN Defiance. lin said Williams coun-
ty, on Friday, the: fifteenthday of February,
between the hours Of. 10. A. M. and P. M.
the following described lands and tenements,
to wit: the southeast fraction of section twen-
ty-two, in township seven, north of range four
east; containing sixty-eight acres--taken as
the property of Samuel Wurts, at the suit Of
r. Evans and B. Hilton. sss b. 1-F
= B. TAYLOR, sh. ..f' r11lliams Co..
8 By JoHN DRAKE Deputy s'sstt''sA re
Defiance, Jan. l2. & 1ss - 3 ATS
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-02-02
Wateryilie, Dec. i, 1885 : :,

csTONE Nv ARR Churns from g to s
- gallons; Jars and pots from Ito4 gals; !;
Jugs from a quart to 8 galls.i Pitchers Of l
and2 CALLS; milk crooks; stove pipe crooks,
s & ass' ss1s ~. Y Bo9NToN 8 eANNErT.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-02-02

CpOONS German silver Tea and Table
~ Spoons,a beautiful article,, cheaper and e.
qually handsome, with silver, for sale by
- 80 5 80. (, 33s,.ss W. sWISWELL,