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The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-14
MEDTCINAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SYPHTLTTIC PROPS.

To THE AFNAAINA HLIDs-
Those who are laboring under the eff
fects of the bad disorders are appris-
ed that the Sypihlilic Drops are found
10 be the only safe, sure, and speedy
cure for the Venerial disease ever yet
discovered. II has long been in use,
bestowing blessings and receiving
praise-it has superseded all the quaek
nosuums, and whilst they have sunk
into oblivion, never more TO be Temem
bered, the Syphilitic Drops are rescu-
ing its thousands of the afflicted from
an untimely grave. In a word, II re-
..a..,tnn d. Albania radically In a few
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-14

Sole Agents foi Baltimore, at the corner of Baltimore
and Hanover streets.
| {h3-Who have also for sale StVAIM'S VERMIFUGE,
alOng with which will be given pamphlet on the sub
| ject ofworms.
| an 80 Jaw
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-12-14

corner oil Pfatt street. ana Dugan's wharf,
6H1m lever end of Centre Market Space.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-20

eb.o00,u QUO To pay interest tofeign debt Is
capable OF producing so much distress must hr not
perceive the irtett.sable disaster which his Sub
t'casnty must produce, creating an additional de-
mand Tor some ~ OF $50 600 OTTO IN spece Can nc
expect the banks si,nd under such circumstances
No, SIT the day that our Sns.ttea.ui, sors INTO
optraiion will send iorlh The death against
the great maJarly Of those institutions. Whtn we
remember the pscuarites OF our cotlon trade the
fact that England il our grcat--our regulating
he', aud that size Is liable re,.lsons nom the ope-
faIions o her ordinary corn law system; when se
h'fer remember the influence 81 our foreign debi,
we are forced 10 acknowledge thar, under the most
favorable circumstances. We a.e more liable To dis
trrssng commercial ieyusions. than most nations.
and consequently, on banking system I'll oceason-
ally be subjected to greater sirdtaing ihan that OF
other countries
When, then, Won add to all these the overpower.
lne Influence OF the Sub .ucasuy, with an occasional
surplus revenue, II seems almost impossible To de-
ny that. In every ie,nlslon Of made hele must be
bank suspension. What, Then, mnst become of the
banks Eithef the stock hulde,s will fnd them I'M
profitable, aud su,tende, Their charters, the peo-
pie will become eAaspe,acd. and demand their over
ihrnw--of, Il penn med In drag out their miserable
existence. they wi, fall INTO uf alb ct depend
nnee on the Executive. In the mean time, ean any
Que seriously expect the Sub.tteAsuty, under all
these fe,ulsions, To maintain unchanged, us ofiei
nal chafaclerl No. sir hope have shown
elsewhere that the people themselves, would invest
II WIN banking pVllfers l lie hlsetN oil Tie
world has shown thai any scheme, no matter how
du ertous to liberty, VII eagerly lac giasped b, man,
TO save him from present pecnnn, embarrassment.
But even II tho people should not demand thls
change ehn we suppose hat the Executive OF this
nntlon will always sii calmly by this mighty engine
oi power and suffer It's faculties 10 sleep unievclop
ed No; sooner NJ later AT some propitious season
when tue banks ate prostfalcd-lhe currency denne
ed, NJ d credit Decentralization the abprcr Is II
employment, and the widow aud the orphan have
lost iheir a--he will confer most gracious boon
upon The country. by making his Sub treasury the
great insfuu eht OF rrlicf And remember. too that
on such occasions having The specie, which is The
vital principle ol all banking, the Sub Treasury can
easily be converted into n great Government Bank
and when this alliance shall be completed, We may
Lid adieu tn our liberties.
The future historians may thea record that, ns
our Anglo Saxon ancestors won thrir liberties by
nobly refusing In surrender the purs, the king.
so We had losi Them by ignoby welding IL to our
President But, sir Will pot loi ger engfoss your
time by any remarks on The Suh-t,ensnry. Ii la,
been loo much discussed to necd further oluclda-
lion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-20
sQ S~,---s2
JUNCTION SAY 4
VI .
Large sale OfSplcndid Mahogany
Furniture at Auction,

l.
1 WILL SELL. on Thursday, the oOh inst In
hont Of my Ware Room, the following Fu,ui.
lure. VIZ
Mahogany Sidcboards aud China Presses combined
do Secretaries and Book Cases do
Large do Wardtobes, beautiful articles,
do Sofas with spring bottoms (new st,le)
do Washslands with aud without Marble ions
Ladies Work Tables with and irllout secret ,awers
Ladies Cabinets, with Marble tops, new aud splen-
did articles,
Large Mahogany Curtain Bedsica,s,
Ladies' do Dressing Tables with and wllhou, Mar
Bile tops.
Mahogany Dining Tables, with pillows aud blocks,
do do do with legs,
do Chairs (splendd anice,)
Stdeboatds. Caudlrsiands. Bureaus, Music Stools,
Ouomans, Fire Screens, together with man, other
articles III the way Of Furniture.
The above Furniture is all good. will warrant II
10 be OF rs COED materials and put toaethcI equal
10 any made IN the union. 1t ntver was MY iuten-
non 10 sell This Furniture auction, but owe mo
ney and am determined To sell 10 enable me to pay
II. cordially invite al persons to call and view
this Furniture the morning of the sale. Sale TO be
conducted by Payne x Turner.
WIN. CROSBlE.
Feb. 10 i2OF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-20
OTETE.

VIII proceed before the front door of Allcgha-
ny C"un House, on the 10Th day of March next
qua, being the FIST day of tie March Court. lS40 for
S"u county, 10 execute The iotegung decree accot-
n,he TO MS terms and provisions; the sad LOIS
NOS %. 50 and 90, all situated in perhaps the
,"os' business portion OF The town of Coymgton, all
H'hg on The sane street with the Court l1uusc and
'"e mem Is on "A cross street, immediately OPP
i"sae the public square; on one OF these Lots. is
''uaea the Tavern house, now occupied by Rob
ef SAeen, Esq.
SAMUEL b. LOWRY, Dcpui, for
John Persin- cr Sheriff OF A. County.
rem. Is DIV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-20
SALEM ACADEMY,
Is n Male and Fcrr:,te school,

TENliE Two sexes kept entirely separate except
h AT reci'aons aud lectures. Both departments
under HE general superint ndence Of the Priic
pal who is an educator by profession aud has had ten
years experience. The Greek and Latin Classics,
French, the higher Mathematics. aud the Physical
Sciences. y ill Music on the Paro Forte. and other
useful & orn mental Branches Of liberal Education,
are taught hcte. the second session ofthc present
scholastic year will begin The l7h Of the present
month aud close on the Is II of July. Tens as
heretofore. Board be had in tic village ted-
sonable rates. A few boardeis can be iahen into the
family the Principal.
WM. q. WILLIAMS Pine pal.
Mrs. S. A. WILLIAMS. Prrcep-
NJ SIS L. l.. WILLIAMS. tresses.
Salem, Roanoke, Feb. 10 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-20

VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE
IOU Sc OF DELEGATES.
Thursday. February 10.

communication was received fium the Ssn-
ate. lfal the, had passed the bills
incorporating the Ca,nif,x Ferry Bridge Csmpa-
NY,
To amend act entitled an act iBcarporR-
linc The trustees OF the Union Academy vi Camp
bell;
Incorporating tue trustees OF the Concord Fee
mac seminary;
To increase tie stock Of the Dover Coal Mining
Company, aud to grant Them manufacturing pr.vi-
leprs; and
TO amend the act entitled an act to incorporate
The trustrees of The Halifax Academy.
On Mr.. Waldcns notion, the Committee u Agst-
enIlnre &c. were instructed 10 enquire into the ne-
eecessiIy Of guarding IN some mode provided BY
law, The agricultural interest II this Common sahis
fran TIE injury which sustained BY the sale
and purchase Of Plaster Of Paris ef q useless
quality.
Mr.. May called mp the bill concerning tho
duty Of executors and admin tfatoss and wills ef
personal estate" with The amendments Of the Sem
aie.
Mr.. May suggested an men.lne ut TO one Of tho
amendments OF She Senate, Which agreed TO by
the House.
The Speaker laid before the Hon sc u con,tnupi-
callon lrum the Govetunr, covering the Reports sf
the Principal T., gneeT, in relation TO various ioca-
tons, surveys and examinations made by h,m DIV
III & the past year Laid upon the table, aud order
10 be printed
lie also submitted communicating from the
Governor, covering u lie poffj aha ResolutionS ~
dopied by the Legislature Of The State ~ South
Carolina, in relaiian to controversy between thu
STATES OF Georgia and Maine. These were laid ON
The table, and Mr.. Lees motion, referred 10 the
Commitlee to whom the resp ndente with Nsw
\ ofk had been committed.
TIE NEW JERSEY CASE.
Mr.. Ridley submitted the following resolution
Resortd, That the Governor Of tins Cans,mon-
wealth he requested 10 obtain from ie Governor 0f
New Jersey, certified coprs OF the papers lhas
we've before him aud bis priyy council prior 10 his
making return OF members )" represent that State,
in the tweniy-s xth Congress of the United Siaes-
also TO call on the Secretary IL State cf that State.
for copy Of the journal OF The proceedings theresa
had by the Governor and Council, when assembled
FOR the purpose OF casting NJ the whole number Of
votes rolled in SAID eecil"n and COMMITMENTS the
same TO this liouse mp nthe receipt ihefcoIr
debate e'ei cd upon ii. Messrs. S0uih4lt.
Gregory aud May opposed. and Messrs Ridley and
Chapman supported y.
which after brief debate vas negaiived-ayes 50.
nors 65.
The resolution then furt npp0snd ~
Messrs. Smith Of |. ". anil Robertson. asd suie-
ported by Mr.. Ridley. Ar. Smith begged NJ
Ridley withdraw ii. Mr.. Ridiry IN ssply -
clined.
Mr. Venable moved that the rrsoniiso. eexa.
fcred TO the Select Commee the New Jersey
case.
After few remarks from Nj. Snu,hall in ,ppe.
siilon The motion nega,ised. and y ,.sss-s
ISOLATION was rejected, as follows: A.. Il. no~s
On mn,on Of Mr.. DarInan,
/ Tie House adj urned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-20
20 EEEsi PUBLIC.

TENIIE subscriber reforms hls lhauks to his friends
aud the public generally, Tor The liberal encour-
cement received by TIE late lnn oil i AGE X HALL,
and takes this method of informing them that he III
tends conlinuirg to carry on The
TAILORING BUSINESS,
in all its branches At the stand lately occupied by
them where he Will thankfully receive and faithful,
execute all orders in his line.
III will keep constantly hand an assortment Of
CLOTHES, ready made OF various prices, i,om the
codrsest TO the finest quality, which viii be sold as
cheap as lhey be purchased in this market for
cash. LEWIS PAGE.
Nearly opposite Messrs. Williams q Victor
Fell. : 3n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-20
commissioners sale of Land in Camp
bell COUNTY.

bell county.
pY vriue III the provisions of decree Of the
E1 county ceuri Of Campbell pronounced NJ the
Drcembor tenn 1889, in the case OF Black Nal. VS.
Pann Nal. the undersigned appointed mtnssion
erS for lhr purpose, will Proceed, Saturday the
18Th day Of January $40. on The premises, 10 ex-
pose 10 the highest bidder. at pnblic auction, the
Tract OF Land,
living in the county OF Campbell, adjoining the
l. A n S Of Jno. s. Payne and others on
which MIS-. Mit hael Black now resides-bene the
same Land "i which the late Jolln Black died srzed
containing 7i5 acres more or So The land viii be
sold IN parcels OF IN whole the commissioners shall
Judge 10 be most expedient the day of sale ac
c0rdmg to IA discretion vested in them BY the sad
decree.
Mrs. Black is entitled 10 hold this land during
the year le40-and the sale will be made subject 10
this right, the purchaser or purchasers having pos
session for seeding purposes in the fall OF 1c40 and
lull possession on the LIST day of January IS4l.
Terms Of sale-One thnd OF he purchase money
10 be paid on the Isl Janury ls4l aud the balance
IN Two equal annual lnsIalneIts from thai day-ihe
purchasers giving bands with approved personal
security. aud the title retained additional scculi.
~.
The title is believed good hut ;hc undersigned
will conve, such only the decree aforesaid vests
IN them.
JNO. b. DABNEY,
BOILING CLARKE,
WN. ORGAN.
G. ID. GILLIAN,
JNO ). PAYNE.
Commissioners.
Dec. 10 ids
E'0sFsI0AeNeass.
The above sale is postponed until Friday, the
2lSt OF February next
J. B. DABNEY,
b, CLARKE,
WIN. ORGAN.
q. ID. GILLIAN,
j. S. PAYNE.
Commissioners.
Jan. l6 t2lF
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-20
NEGROES. to wit: LOUISA, CROCK
E's"E' and AssAYEGNTA.

Terms, II months credd,-lhe purchaser execu.
Ting bond with approved personal sccurty.
The title is believed 10 be good. but The under.
signed selling a. commissioner, will convey surh
title only vested in him by the deed aforesaid.
SAMUEL PANNILL, Coni'r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-20

Al The same time and place mentioned ia the a
bcve advertisement OF Samuel Pannill, Commission
en- the Undersigned will Offer for SALE at public
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-20

,u,uE BOARD OF DIRECTORS pf,he Lynch
4 burg X Concord Turnpike Company, ~ sh To con-
,,ac, Tor the building OF BRIDGE across Beaver
C,eek immediately abuvc the location of the pre-
,R,idce: The ahutmenis 10 he Stone. and the
r;mb,, 10 be ii the best white Oak particular de-
.r,,mion as 10 dimensions &C.. will be given APP
nl,ea,iop. and proposals leli with the undersigned
will be attended 10. .
VIZ A. w. DAVENPORT Treasurer,
l.. & &. T. p. Co.
Feb, II III
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.SfN-a tgN
"THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN."

published 'e"'eeAy ff'ery Monday and 7h4rsdayJ at
D,gars per aaaum payable Ia draaee. No sadScrip.
receired fora shorter period than sir months and
riH be discontinued (etcep al The discretion otte
-, ! until all arrearaces are paid.
Y.DYERTTSE hEN TSinserfedat 50 cents per square
for The first iaseroa and 81 censtor erery suisse
sasnt Insertion
g-PJOB PRINTING erccutedae neatly anderpeditioasiy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-20
ESe % " NJ e. Ee % ~ y.

LEW > and SARAH ANN.
Sold by order of The county Count OF Campbell,
in the c1se Of Black IS. Black &al.
Terms Cash. DANIEL NJ. BLACK,
Adnnnstratorg I'm. Black, iced.
Jan. l6 t2lE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-20
Dec. 10
Ee0sFssOaseasspass.
COMMANDMENT sale OF
.YElx

10y VIRTUE OF A DECREE, pronounced
- in the case of - Charlton rs. Charlton" BY
Campbell county Court, AT the January term, 1910
The nndcrSi gned Commissioner appoint ed for the pnr
pose, will on FRIDAY. he 2ls OF February next, pro-
coed to SELL BY way Of public auction, 10 the highest
bidder, At the residence of Mrs. Michael Black,
being the plantalion formerly owned by Jno. Black
the following
NEGROES To wit. FnBrss. CprnCg
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-11-28
QUARTO EDITION OF THE NEW
WORLD.

We this week, at tile request of the nu-
merUus subscribers, Issue mn edition Of the
NEW WnRLD III qnarto form, for the pur-
pnses of binding and preservation. The
amolnt of new and Interesting literature
which we give in the course of a year, is
es.eeme1 bymlDy too xalucbla ta he thrown
aside as ephemaral, and we have at length
Welded to heir solicitations to afford it to
them in more desirable shape. The price
of the works which we have thus far pub
hshed in the New WORLD would, in
London, exceed one hundred dollars; and
they are, with hardly an exception, fthat
standard character of value and interest
not be deminished by time.
The quarto New World will be elegant
" printed, and will be embelshed general
" with n piece OF music. 1t will be pub
lshed in form well adapted for binding;
and viii contain all the matter Of interest
that may appear in tho folio edition. As
we shall print only limited number of cop
les, agents and postmastets are requested
to. send in their orders without delay. Ed
itnrs wiihwhom we exchange are respect
fully requested to apprisc their readers in
regard to onr quarto edition.
Terms of the qnarto edition, $4 per an
mum; two copies for II: three copies for
$40: FIVE copies for Sb15 The usual com
mission to postmaRters and agents who
send subscribers free of postage. All sub
scriptions must be iiloariabiy paid in ad-
vance. aatief
Jure 6, 1910.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-11-28
PETERS VEGETABLE Ill

bD EGERS' celebrate MACHiNE MADE
\ Pins acknowledged, III consequence
ar their great Autl.Drliuus qualities, to be
he best Of oil remedies IN Scarlet Fever,
Bilious Fever Fever and Acuc, and oil dis
eases rhch have their origin in an accu.
nulutun Of bile.
No Medicine ever discovered, will stand .
comparison with DR.. PETERS Pills, as
IN nntldole to pile. In this exists the chiel
feature orther almost miraculous nrcnc,
in so many Diseases, and of their am ,zing
aud unriyalied popularity in both Hemls-
i,heres. Hence, in the Affections at the
head Of this advertisement. they are tho
grru, dcs'de, aipm-the very ne piAsu tra; ;
and accordingly. per.nrs liable to, orsuller-
~ under those d-raseS, shouIl lose no
tlmc n procuring such 4 simllr, ccuHom
cal, aud cllitlcnl renrdy. Numrr. in.
deed are the certificates viii Ii the .propr-
ator has received, Of their potency IN com
,lunts produce b. arelnnlahey ofb lie: bat
hnrs tins pleased, IL dl not surprise Ii ~
as hr was fully aware, before h. Ind inadr
public tIu rrsnt Of many Years lnhortn,l,
experiment, ihaf he nId discovered tlr !orn
."n.I, cpnsuWm4ton-w ch wouId b., t"
~ utcrluw ,f the pl q, what the lancet is tn
inoNejilow Of the blcod.
rhe Proprietor is not actnated bv ec,I.u.
tcrrst III h,s SINCERE wish that every perso,
bolIsIy affected ShouiG give his PHI ntr'.
al; but, blythe ulI>n4nviction that it wuu!d
result in heir rcco} }rry. aud thus be the
means Of eXtelldLy1 their miliy--wh'ch,
pfnvtntor, piiS.lc,un, unttls
a member Of the hulaan family, is dear to
him.
Of the great efficiency of Ills Pills in
Ague and Fever, Dr. Peters had recently II
tlattcriDg and a singular evidence:
The proprietor Of Il factory IN North Ca.
rol.na, beng expcrimentally aware of their
virtues IN this particular. prescribed them Ia
his worktucn as prevenuves-and thus by
regulating their systelns, fYrcstalled the en-
croach Of bile, (so unusual and dangerous
in that nlitudc) aud kept them uniformly
healthy. Among Il batch o! twelve men,
however (torelgnprs.) y recently employed
there were two, who, either out Of vanity,
or cpnflence in th'Ar own bodily ylgnr, OF
foohhordpcss, refused to take the medI-
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-11-28
SIDNEY l.. ROOD,

Bookseiirr, Publisher, SiatiOacr nnd Bin
DIR. 10 J.ftrson .AUeHUe, D"iroiL
H EEPS constantly on hand and for salC
IN at wholesale or retail, TheologicaI
Inv, Medical, Miscellaneous, Classical anc
School Books: English, French and Amer.
lean Stationery. He also keeps on hand
and manufactures to order, every descrip-
tion Of Blank Books, required by county
officers and business mer. They also pub
Iish School Books, which will be sold at cas-
tern prIcea, wholesale or retail:
Davies Arithmetic, Davies Lecendre's
Geometry, Dawes Algebra, Dawes Sur
vcying. Davies Dilferentinl Calculus, Da-
vies' Shades and Shadows, Huntlngtons
Geography, Smiths Geography.
Printing Ink constantly on hand.
Detroit, April 6, 1889. !
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BROTHER JONATHAN.

THE LAnG :sr NEWSPAPER IN TnE WORLD.
Published eucry Saturday Morning at @
o'ciork.
The proprietors of this great mammoth
sheet-the 'sGreat Western among the
newspapers have TIE pleasure of spreading
before the reading public weekly period,
icul containing a greater amount and vari-
ETY. of useful and entertaining miscellany
han is to he found in any similar publlca
tiun in the world.
Each number of the MINER cont aims :
lnrpe an amount of reading matter as l.
found in volumes of ur,l,n1ry duodrci,no
which cos, Sa-,nd more than is conlnn.
cd in IRVING. C,lumtus. or b ,ucrott's His
tory of Amerirn. which cost ss y,lupe--
and ali for SIX CENTS a number or three
dollars wear.
BROTHER JONATHAN being a re.
mime Ytuker. and th,nk,nr ,lnt some
.lnnrs can be done as well as others deilr-
mined ,u present to hi. renders n MEDLEY
utbrrto nnrv,lIrd by uny other unpcr. rd
Aprcdnte.. AuusementS. \llerorie.. Ac.
INN. Cr,mcs. D,olirties. ErnrI,s E.,n,s.
Eloon,pcc. t',cati,. Grnor ,pIv. History
Ir.t. I.,nrninr. Moraltv Nnryels lu.ic
News. N,ycl,les. Dratory. portr,. Pmlo.
s,nI,, Ou;ddi,;es R,m,rca r Ral,yi,u
s nrts S,rcta,!es Snrrows. Sntf;,rings
Tale Trials Teachings W,sJon,. VII
and Wonders Mc. g.. g.,
As Family newspouer. BROTHER
L,NATU AN viii h, f'und to present at-
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A NEW VOLUME.
THE FIRST NUMBER TO BE ISSUED ON T
TWENTY SEVENTH DAY OF JUNE, 1910.
NEW YORK MIRROR.

A popular and highiy esteemtd Reposik
of Literniuye 9ndIhp fine aris. '
coNruN,Na
ARTICLES fran The nens of uel. .kno,rn a y.
djs,jrSuished uiiie,s uoon ereru subj
Tint cnU nrol,e jbtcreSfiDo 10 the ueHei n
rra,Irr ,ucinlEnr Or,r nal poeirv, Tay
Gd EssDvs, hnnornps and pGiieft
C,j,'cI nStcls-,or,U and chDirr sell
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-11-28
NOTICE

rs hereby given, that Petition will he
n presented to the Commissioners Of Lu-
Gus County, Mt their Annual Session, in
December next, for a County Road, to be
and out as follows. to wit: CuHmencing al
the south west corner OF section thirty four
ii tie township of York. thence north on
the section line to sand dye near Daniel
Bryants, thence west along sad rldgc TO
the centre of section four III said t, wiz.
hip, thence north through the centre nI
SAID section four and thirty three in iruc-
tinna township number eight north aud
seven east, and to in,rrsect n cn@rty road
ut or near Daniel Knowles sq.. thence
along said road to the Etna house. thence
a northwrsterly direction aloi g the Rice
trace TN the most su table ground until il
intersccts county read in the tnwnship oI
ChCs'e field running ga and west aud i'll
ersectiug the Indiana K ad, M.ch. A so,
10 review aud alter SO much Of the road
iending from the Fn!tun line to the He I'd
Of the Rapids, as at present runs through
Whitfield Fnppins land, cnmlnenrng at W.
i'appius barn, thence westerly tn the east
I'm. OF c,inn thirty three, thence north
long said line until 1t iutcrsects the sald
cd of the Rapids Road.
Oct. 81, 1910. 2%EiG.
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SPHINX & uNSiIER.

ETAVING formed co-pnttncrship in
Il Il the Law Business, tender thcir ser
vice. 10 the public Their Office is at the
odd stand of Spink s. Cotiinberry, in perys
burg, whore one or both f them may al
ways be consulted ON all business cntrust
ed to them. One of the partners will
attend he courts in the different counties
comprising this ludiciaI circuit.
JOHN G. SPHINX,
H1ZEKlAII l.. HO5NFR.
Prrrysburg, Dee. =. 38tf
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-11-28
RE! FIRE.! FTRE!!!

DROTEC ilON INSURANCE COM
a. PANY, HuD1rd, CoHneci,cm.-rhe
undersigned, agent Of the above company
for Pcrrysburg and Maumoe City, is now
prepared to insure against loss or damage
by FIRE, upon as favorable terms as can be
obtained in the state, from any responsible
institution, and every man has now an OPP
p"Ituriiy, fora trifling sum, t" protect him
self az instihe rovqges of this destructive
element, which often, in single hour,
sweep away the earnings of m1ny years.
- y. c. DOAN.
Pcrrvsburg, Nov. so. 1889. 35m6