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The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-01-31
OHIO LEGISLATURE.
From the Ohio Statesman, January 2

From the Ohio Statesman, January 24th.
A very great amount of local business is be-
fore the Legislature, and the duties ofimportaat
committees are more arduous than at any pre-
vious session. The House agIeed to-day to
hereafter NEE. at o'clock in the morning ard
2 in the afternoon. question Is examin
cd with much minuteness-and Though few Of
the speeches are of much length, they are al
ways directed to the main point.
Both Houses have adopted Mr.. Jenkins re-
solution, declaring the powOr of the Legislature
to repeal charters. There was not whigsery
enough in the Legislature to make show Of
fight.
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DOVER LYCEUM,

The Members of the Dover Lyceum,
are requested to meet at the School
house on Saturday evening, TO discuss
the adjourned question, "Onght the
Law relative TO FugitIves from labor,
be 'epaaled''
The ladies' and gentlemen of Dover
and vicinity, are particularly invited to
attend. ]. II HILL, Sec.
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LIST OF LETTERS,

List of letters remain ing in the Post
Office at Canal Dover, o. December
3lst 1888.
Thomas Brown, Samuel F Burns 3
Richard Burrill, Sr. Johnson Buckhan
oon, Amaz,ah Barton, Miss Charlotte
Blck 2, John Gaptisto Buvo 2, Adam
Cline, Miss Ann Coal, Michael Coop
er, Christian Dearduf2. Matthias
Eslinger 2, Levi Enk. Michael Flssel,
Adam FauckIer, Frederick W Fisher,
Lucy Aun F,nkle, John FIuke, Fred
erlck Crater 2, Wm. Green, Thomas
Graham, Samuel Harbaugh 2 Christian
Hnd, Rev, Archibald Hanna, Reuben
Hail, Matthew Jackson, James Jen.
nings, Ben. Kuhn, Samuel Kennedy
John Kuawer, Joseph Kendall, Jo-
soph Kront, John Kuostrich, EIjai
L.c,henberger, John Lewess, Dayic
Lowr, Geo. Mcpherson, Geo. Moose
fhomas Majers, Mrs Sarah Nc Gee
Mr M oAat, Christian Myer 2, james
Mofat, Valentine NiharI, Mrs JANE
Parker, A q PlDney, Mss Pheb'
hobart, Rev James Snodgrass
Vim Sharp, James Sprinkle, Joh'
Sherman, Miss N ncy Jane SIuar
John Smith. John Adam SickeI, s. Z,
f. Smith, John F Schafer, John Tlct
) A Towner. Zackariah Wallack
Irs E Whitfield, James Wrgh,
jhrslIan Wageoner, Susannah We>b,
jobs Geo. Weller, Edward Woll
VIM Ii West. Henry Zlegler.
ID. MlSNER. p. M
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Boots f. Shoes.
800
Pair and More.
REA ADY NJ ADE & F OR
s A L E, BY
MARTIN who would respectfully inform
. his Old friends and the public, that he
still carries on the above business, IN its

n MARTIN who would respectfully INFORM
a . his Old friends and the public, that he
stiIl carries on the above business, N its
various branches, one door East of ]. Burr
ress' Grocery Store, having Just received new @
and general assortment ofBOOTS u SHOES
&C.. adapted to the Season-Beias carefully
selected by and from several of the most exPe,,
renced manufactures, in the City, may he relied
on to be good.
Intending also more extensively to continue
the manufacturing business, by keeping in his
employ the best workman, he can obtain. and
having on hands abundance Of Stock and nm
He S, which challenge comparison in This place.
dinghopesProvdenc permitting to be able con
stantly to furnish aOuadan chols9, give genera
satisfaction, aud justly merit a sufficient share o
public patronage. Determined to improve hi.
business by all fair means-he assures those whc
NAV favour him with call, that he will sell a.
low for good pay, as any articles of the sam'
kind, and quality, so far as he knows can be
had in this part of the Country.
N b. All rips and premature breaches if re-
turned will be repaired free of expence.
Cana! Dover Dec. a. 1889. IT,
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PavbJiC Notice.

n compliance with an application fiOn
L more than twelve fieeholders residing il
'he County Off sCarawas and in pursuance OF
m at nf the Legislature of the State Of Ohio.
,assad March l2th 1889, to authorize and en-
,.nur,ge the establishment of Agricultural SOci
cites, in the several counties of said State, and
regulate the same, there will he meeting held
IT the Court house in New Phineenhin, or
TUESDAY tho nhhay nfFEBRUARY next,
f,r the purpose of organizing an Agricultural
Society. to he entitled the Tuscarawas County
Agricultural Society.
THO ). KING. Auditor Of II. G 0,
Janulry "a, 1910.
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Ohio Rangers.

Each and every member ofthe Ohio
Rangers. are hereby requested to make
return of their arms and accoutrements,
in good order on or before the l0!h of
FEBRUARY mex! ; otherwise, their b. nds
will be lett with the proper officer for
the Institution Of Suits.
'l'Hos II QuANTRELL Capt.
Jan 22d 1910
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We are requested 10 stale. that there
viii be no preaching at the Presbyterian
Church on Sunday next.
The Rev. Mr. Warren will preach at
the SC ,ool house in the Evening.
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The following is list of letters remaining II
thr Post Office, at Bolivar On the 3lst Dec.
$780,
Nm. Bnrch 9 John Browne, Rockwell Cowh
Joseph Carter, Abraham Deck, Christopher
Oelfrbacher. John Franz, john Fashbarg'
Joseph Fnre Barbara Forester David W, Gray
George Grove Goaprey Heck Al. lIumhargeI
Nathaniel Linder Jane Mckee David PattoI
Dewitt Patton Mareret Polliomus Richard Pol
ian Fa my Reed Alarsre Robinson Miss.OhVe
Tinker Christopher TRULY Abraham Nor~
man Van George Warner W,lii1m Vonng'
TELLER. p. NJ
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A List Of letters remaining al Shanes
vile, o.; quarter ending 3lsl Decem-
Der, 1889.
"a Samuel Baker, Martin Beaghtel,
George Banks. Clemens Correl, Sirs
Dealy, Dauiel Davidson, John Engle,
Mrs. Aatchet, NJ B Hedge, John Hall,
VIM Jervis, Adam Kleiaver; Joseph
Krawl, John Lower 2, Barberry MiSh-
Ter, Gabriel Neff; Elisha Pocock; David
Rasber, Noah Shovater.J John Williams.
b. REAM, p. M.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
All persons indebted TO the estate OF
Leonard Bair, late of Tuscarawas
County, Ohio, deceased, are requested
10 make immediate payment, and those
hav ng legal claims against said estate
are hereby requested TO forward their
Claims, legally proven within one year
from this date.
LEONARD BAR
JACOB BAR. Administrators.
Jan, 30Ih, 1910
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MARRlED.-On Thursday the 9Th,
inst, by the Rev Mr. Jones, Mr. MI
CHAEL' FlSSEL, Of Ohio, to Miss
ELIZABETH HATTON, Of Hun
tlngdon township, Adams connty, Pa.
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NEWS FROM THE EAST

NEWS FROM THE EAST
Just received a, the Tuscarawas Go
Cash Store, rich assortment Of Mus
IN de LANES, Panied Lawns, &c. &c.
Also the latest style o'Prln,s--some
,flhem very Rich together with comes
rc Goods-An invitation is given TO
he Cnlzens of Dover and vicinity to
.aIl and examine them, they will be sold
very low for Cash.
MONTERREY g. Nj CLEAN
Factory st.Dover
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Notice.

E6Y virtue of an ORDER to us directed by
Andrew Hattery, Justice of the Peace,
for Sugar 'reek Township in Tuscarawas Coun.
ty, we the under signed do certify that we have
viewed, and appraised certain Stray Mare, ta-
ken up by jacob ID. Yoder, of said township.
and find the same Black Mare, with star in
the forehead the lett hind foot white. up TO the
paster joint shod all round, two small saddle
marks, fourteen hands and half height. a nat.
ural trotter, no other marks or bivands PerLeiva.
BILE abo 1t twelve years old, and we do Rp2raize
the same az twenty eight dollars.
GEORGE RASBER,
ABRAHAM MILLER, appraisers
Sworn to and subscribed before me the 3Oth.
day ofDecember A. d. 1889.
ANDREW HATTERY. up.
do hereby Certify the above TO be true
copy from my Stray Book, given under nv
hand aficially this 2 day of January A. u. Ii.
40 A.. HIP
F@NHE Board Of Examiners for the County
II of Tuscarawas, ,wllltmeet for the examina
tlon Of those proposing to teach Common
Schools. in said county, on Saturday The NINTH
day of November next, and on every succeeding
Friday during the months Of November apar
December nextsEh
w SP00NER, on behalfthe
November z, 1882 IN.
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N Office.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons, in
eresed tint at my instance writ of Attach
ment, was this day issued by Andrew fatterl
, Justice of the Peace for the Township of Su>
gar Creek, County of Tuscarawas, against the,
goods and chattles rights, credits, moneys and
effects ofPhineas NJ. Jenney an abscOn ding
lebtor-and an infamous William.
WM. J. IlUET.
Nov. Goth 1899.
The native American., 1840-01-25

tIHE NV ART soLAK PAisr.noPhaPs
nave heard OF The discovery made
ny W. Dauee The discovery enables those acquainted
permanently by chemical perfectly
who
me Gamer aohscn must have regretted that image beautiful
Pec must vanish with The light used The
scura was invented according the authority, century
far Baron Sir Humphrey Day produced
upon the salts OF SILVER by the
te attempt 10 make the discovery which, however reserved
made by Daguerre The has published 10 the French Aca
denny ana by them has been the world
We have several specimens in this way BY Dr.
Perkins, OF this who perhaps in
the The process requires
lin the mannla,ons but is otherwise simple
ideftnl AMI
Its truly astonishing to what perfect picture brought
maps future be able publish
account this truly wonderful which promises
flor the iurlherance of the fine arts
NJ Daguer has been presented by the Emperor
wonderful discovery with medal gold geld snu-box
initials Of his diamonds
A. Dagnerres Dagureots board Maouine goes
TO explore the of Africa. Speuons INDUCED
tropical sun the metallic plates The sketches taken by
ment be seen in all the shop windows
The native American., 1840-01-25
c II. "
From tie knicksrboch.er f' Jane.
LORD BYRON.

ny REV, WALTER CoLr"T, L. :. NAVY.
He might have SCARED, miracle Of mind.
Above tn doubts that diA this shado:vy sphere,
Ant pcnrei from thence, rs music on the wind,
Tho>- pgoph"t-tones which mon had turned to lea
A i! an angels voice had sung oi bi!sa,
Ia some bright world, beyond III. ,ea7s of THU
But I've betrayed his trust AM lrnt his gift
OF glorious faculties TO blight and mar
'rh- moral Universe. ard set adrlit
T., arrhorat' hopes OF millions thus the star
OF he pyenffu destiny became
A slid a.A wandering orb, Of iea rful flame.
Tia. orb iath set vel still is Iuril light
f8sirs ah9ve Ia broad tnriZon's yPr-e,
AZ :f some cc,ic,. nlnngi,g lo1 ia 1elShf,
SrouIi nanse upon tn ocaaa's boiling surge;
An! in def ,nca Of ita siars<na,n COON.
Iir.A FIR itself fierce volcanic tomb!
The native American., 1840-01-25

I'lc Pooalntjo7.-Thr most usetH', honest
aaI worthy portion Of the population o S'a'r
is is la ners and mechanics. Ih"y arr the great
mass Of the pPonI., and the foundation OF the
government. They silently work out the great.
ness of nation-and il is to their arm that we
owe our protection against foreign assaults, and
to their votes our safety from the machlna'ions
OF internal foes.
The native American., 1840-01-25

ENR PHELrS'S CNMpsu%D TOMATO Pills.
~ 4 r testimony 81 h"n !I.s OF Ply siclans ana
dt1na .i>hed n;iittup&. 10 the curative effects Of he>'
puis, ~ Variety o; chine in the United States
IeXAS aud tie Ca1A!a-, establishes them the most
pleasant uud iicitn' ticinr eV.r Gi>coytrtd q.
Ia ,1t.uA 10 Il,r U-ii, line must AZ eeab" aud ell!
event c4tIl3Ic ti. b- usrI, Dy>i psn N"n>t''a
tor, Miim,tt,u, Headache. Notls !nl4Intlon OF III
30 sis, N,r Affections, B..,"us Slonarh, C".'s, and
H., col.!!ruc. Of F,.vrr-: Sea Sickness &c then
opeia,a, is pa Herly detected t!e gta4"hn system
REMOVE: al oh>t!ue ~ ill., klaH'ts ~h'J sltla
I'd; &G!5o$!is aud e1iIons ttit> heir i':c:Ian
ip:Hs aud II r-r's ;Iuldng all rasorahle vlle
in tsrS OF confirmed and Ge-rctrt >croiuia .
iJkCn either short time brtore atttr exposure
t rc&t HE ) +tci less liable 10 contract cunta ou>
epidemic diseases. should he resnGted TO by per
SIDING in l"W and marsh. situations, when tavet
iul, TX ,,1d 10 c4,naglou. Also persons attending
tie lick. ~Ao by long watching and fatigue, rXp"nut
10 Iii" III tYn OF the sick roH,a hac debit 4ir a,
Pals W lovAtng aud purifying the syst m ant r"sor
iy n'rns' aud cong apc 'on to business stly, an'
f-on, an 81 siolia use OF ip1n
~ct occr"s The auitna and commentaries; Of wir:l
les plii- pArilca',! a>pucabie, pre- entu
lhpnn&'::in coughs, cong son o the uaes, &c. ar
have Prolonged many lite, nlck ut!erw ise ", uid av
BEEN <1crifce to the changes 81 seasons.
B. particular to inquire for Dr. G. II. Phelps, and 81
that the propIcters So aUrr il On IT," tabri Price 81
ccals. K PHELPS, NJ d.
Proprietor Hartford, Connecticut.
The native American., 1840-01-25
4 NJ ~

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80 '','"' ~ $500, p,
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The native American., 1840-01-25

JoRArTS ARTIFICIAL NlppL Es.-l he oniy ctec
Il iput remedy Tor rXcorlaitd Nipples, when rope "
used IL raniut ia afford relief. IHe olto Ming tesl
inonal. from genelaeu eniieit i'll their profession a!e
submitted :;
Nsoc Nuvca, 10th My, 1882
have witnessed the application OF the ailca! s'p
p,e by Df. Pratt, ope 4'r ell, nur to the
Satisfaction The mother n Instrument seems we'll
adapted such as afflicted Xcorlated MI Piles.
EHUe. Il 1DARD NJ. D., Prot. Surgery Med. last.
Of Yale College, Conn.
Hu$iiagtoa Fl bury, An 1884.
Having examined DR.. Pratt, newly lhseird nipple
shield. aud wines I'd lis practical application, take
great pleasure IN RECON- ding II decI dy superior
10 any tHi!s previously known. ii Constitutes perfect
remedy tina distressing u&Ady, nipples, dis
ease wich so frequently dtiilcs n..r,irI
lIOMAa 81. :, ALL.
PHILADELPHIA, J4i.pary 1914, 1854.
Dr.. Elijah Pratt;
DKln SIR, AS feel il i.atrr OF much public i'm
rGi!ai.te, os-s trs!uilg lhs lt,lnc sui.
irrtuEs .n nIppies," hale LInth itrAsl!r J.
Ue Z ayc Ia tap si w. the lre. entl.. nlr.
OF tbs ina!aui, better 4t".irG 10 Tue li pcs
than nave n"ir II me Ia The iap q in't"
last haze kt,wu tiiti!i tU BIZ u:ct sal lsu.
ton been express u. have hr>lt4u" TO ' IT,:
il li general} succ Ecisuat ol ~
at t> ilvln-H, II II Cannot utH"Ff 10 eX,rss W's.
that Cay H1Us The ,G!o!, aotli.cni"s !aV D.
sulpi.d ,tItil them. ain yours &c.
". T.. EnEES.
Fo! sale al
IODD'S D!Gg ot0fe.
Jan IL Emo.
The native American., 1840-01-25

ing Description o. al III" Public BGk.inss, Grounds,
Sc w!ih all the chiel Officers q! IL. ~nerdi and Ciy
Coz cr;ltuts. Mcn@cs 81 Go"sitss, Staoa!ns Conn
mittrss each HOUSE ot Congress Il sr!tnt Foregn
Minister, &c. 10 bach i add, d. correct Zap ui
tn Guy, flans 81 the Floors ot each House Q! Goa
s5sss, Sc. By GE0.GG WArTAEsroN.
The native American., 1840-01-25
= COMMENDED BY TIE FACULTY-Hov

s. EEUMMENDED BY THE FACULTY.-Hov
- ards CompoNnd Syrup OF Carrageen safe. sim
PIE, lia9"ht, ami -ectya remedy for chronic coughs
Gst,n,a-, Coaslrnl uns, &c.
THIS syrup has dcsrlyrdIy acquired great reputation,
and lr confidence Of physicians, rrInedy in The
q pulmonary diseases II is offered az specific but
VIA ne iOHHd generally eioctra ~ The Of chronic
coghs a,thIas &C, pnd i frequently ,cye oDslmat,
Pulmonary diseases.
G~1-WHvn circumstances admit il should DC usrd unde
the direction. Of physician.
Prepared and sold. wholesale AMI retail, at my Pharma
cv, rear Seven Buildings.
Asa iDr sale by most ofthn Druggists in Washington.
GcorGrto"t Alexandria, Baltimore ami throughout liz
l niad Setes. HOWARD.
Dec
The native American., 1840-01-25

aTUTiIg-Tla subscriber Hcnl} respectfully call
u the attention, ii us it'"nisGni ih~ PaoIic g"ner
aily +, hls New, aud spp,djd a-so nrn u ~onds for
,;.n,lrars wear coas..ng oil ~. Bet Woo Dt ed an!
,9.n C.aths aud Cassi,nprs r. ",ry chGr, which h'
.ii MAXI up ord the tno-; reasonable tel s. aud
rost f,,lonshlr mana IL" las also Grt variety
Of tAs&iugs If the MOS; fa.h,natt" patterns.
p.r.na4 d.nrors 81 Purchasing c1'hing, wort IN we'll
10 1--WE hilr CAL lis store, opposite the Bidding
p.no Avenue. Il. w. BATES.
oct 5--6t [Nat ut --a6t1
The native American., 1840-01-25
7mfS D..I PGkLiai aD,
Tor sale, wholesale re:ci. BY Wa. NJ. MoanlsoN
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, 3 .ous west Of Browns hotel,
4 PICTURE OF WASHINGTON,

-, ,.l. ul,,l,s,l. =,
pennsylvania avenue =
/! IsI("rirRE, {
ing = Description o. q
sc, w!ih al the chieL
Governments, Mc.n {
mitsrts al each House
Ministers, &c. 10 Y
IN Cay, Plans a. the
.Tsss, Sc. By GE0.G
!,
"hal
nerlcan Navy :.
'eedo'e ~ Mrs.
't"'n
u u Historical Soe!'lS
astrartnt Bank charIrfs
3>'raCt 81 Colp'n Laws
va,I"i Generals Office
ncrusy u '.cgal
,t!d!tolsot Vie treasury
:
>stssutS Of The Guy g.
lrNant.ria Canai COMFY
r'gts :.
aus CT aShih4tan :.
aux oi tie Metropolis !.
!ar.ks u!' Alexandria I.
.'nNs ct Georgetown :.
oaftt OF Aldermen aL"t
Common touucil q.
BARD cI lirl:th -.
'ard 81 Appeal i.
:"ts'y LaUds +.
ir'"a Court :.
~Tl"-'n"l Count {.
Ghl.rches
s,".tlnhi'I' ins'lt'i,e
Sel"maiaH Hort socie'y
uIonAAA'.o'l ooc!ety
hes 4 -. Caa j Con y
I or? 1Fation OF " A>t ton
l"y I o:i.!-s>lo"efs :
: o"staalc5 :.
loaim rs Centre Market
lo*lHi!ss T; eastern ALL
Wes'"rH 1.'i.'l sf""n"s
GoFfHfa'n u Y n'ss'o"h
The native American., 1840-01-25

rE&lRABLE GO1DS.--Ne have this day opened
NJ ~ addition 10 our former Stock
case 81 piece rich Mous$en. s, new style ant
very beautiful.
25 pieces Indian Sa,ius IS inches wide
] case Hcns,rtcEed Linen Cambria handkerchief
do lape bnr,lpred do do
10 pieces W"'r Flannel, beautiful qualilirs
90 ito fine Dana-k Diaper remarkably cheap
A. IN CT "a. 10 and II ! Llnr'I Sheetihss
20 dchHn SIX Hosi"tY assnri"d qualities
81 DO Chtirrf's stockings all sizes
- do Eoy7 ard Youths l'hhet Gloves
10 pieces rlaiI Cashmere, beautiful article foi
cilihirrn's wear ALSO:
itrct: ug every day, Carpetngs, Ill kinds
s,,i ID BRADLEY & CAILETr.
The native American., 1840-01-25
Proprietor, Hartford, Conne'
FOODS Drug Store .
Fer sale at

And by most Of HE Druggist in the District OF Colum
bia as, in most Of the Ans IN The Unitrd States
whpr" circulars containing particulars, and GuIerou
testimonials Of the highest rssprcabi!y may be
Dec. IA.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-08-27

S. w. CATLIN, one of the editors and
proprietors of the ''Repository and Whiu., ;,
published at Chambersburg, Pa. has bee,
absent since the Goth of last month, and no
Information has since been obtained by his
friends here, (who are ignorant of the exis.
tence OF any adequate cause for his LEAVING
the place or his business, as to where he is,
or indeed whether he is alive or not. Anv
person who can give any information concer-
ming him, will greatly oblige his friends by
communicating the same, by letter, to Geo. X.
Harper, of Chambersburg, Pa.-Mr. Catlin
Is about 81 years of age, has black hair and
black eyes, rather under the common size.
coughs very much when talking, and has :,
weak, hoarse voice.
Chambersburg, Aug. 81.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1840-08-27
Executors Sale.

WILL be sold on Wednesday the End OF.
September next, if fair, otherwise the mex, fair
day, at the late residence of George NJ. Coin
er, decd. on Long Meadow Run, in Augusta
County, the following property, to wit =
About $50 bushels OF Old Wheat.
100 bushels OF Rye, some Grain Of
different kinds, OF this years crop, a
quantity Of Hay, Stock of different
kinds, Horses, Cattle, Sheep, and
Hogs, Farmin. Utensils, Wagon and
Gears together with a variety of
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
too tedious to enumerate.
Also one unimproved LOT in the town OF
Waynesborough.
The terms of the personal property will be
nine months credit on all sums of So and up
wards, the purchaser giving bond with ap-
proved security; for all sums under s. the
cash will be required.-The terms of the LOT
will be made known on the day of sale.
All persons having claims against the said
estate are requested to present them properl7
authenticated for payment, and those havinn
bonds due the estate, are respectfully invited
to come forward and make payment.
JACOB COYNER,
GEORGE BAYLOR, Jr.
Executors.
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700 ACRES

about 100 acres are cleared, and the residue
well timbered.-Much meadow might be
made and the place altogether is considered
admirably adapted to the purposes of raising
and keeping stock.
As stand for Tavern, during the whole
year, few in the upper country are of equal
value. 1t is on the great connecting Turn
pike between Winchester and the White Sui
phur Springs, in most heathful, beautiful.
and romantic country equi-distant between
the points, and is regarded as the most desi-
faole night stand for the Stages passing each
way. 1t is also so situated in relation 10 the
stands, East and West of it, as to render it a
very desirable stopping place for the travel of
all kinds passing in both directions.
For terms, address the subscriber in Siam
ton. FRANCIS Il. STRIBLINC.
August G., 1910.
The Richmond Wing and Enquirer, the
charlottesville Advocate, and the Winchester
Republican, will please insert the above once
Il week for four weeks and forward their ac-
counts to this office for collection.
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ESTR A ".
"A Bright Essy Mare.
ESU BLEC SALE.

WI be sold at public sale ON Thursday
the 18th day Of September next, at the
late residence ofThomas Lewis. ir. decd in
Rockingham County, three miles below Port
Republic, all the personal property of the
deceased, consisting of all the usual varieties
OF HOUSEHOLD AND FARMING T.
iENSlLS, &c. large and valuable stock OF
HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP, HOGS. &c.
GRAIN ofovery description, &c.
;, A credit of nine months will be given upon
a!lpurchases of$5 and upwards, the purchaser
giving bond with approved s curity; for less,
cash will be required.
shall also sell at the same time and place
very valuable WOMAN, and her three Chi.
dren, Gall boys) and aGlRL about . wears old
II they are not previously disposed OF private.
w. (Which would be greatly preferably The
woman Is an excellent house servant, and
understands all kinds Of house and kitchen
work-the children unusually likely.
S. Fl. LEWIS, Admir-.
August -.
ifHsale.