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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-04

's'iG 20 partner ship Of WUircc Williamson CO. 81 iis cir
ana Hrtnc' Nlnfee q" Of fct"G,turc having Til, li,
cSI'd y! :iann the hereby dissolved
~ tr Give ris will h. used cnl> necessary o
w settlement "i The business Of The lat
SAMUEL WINfREE,
RO. {. WILLIAMSON,
THOMAS BRANCH.
January Isl, 1910.
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January 81. lSlt

Ihr subscriber having purchased tho MIR Alex
htlfttt ~ TIE late concern OF Dabny Garrett Intending
continue The Grocery Business III" oil stand, viii keep
wen selected assortment Of Family Groceries, feeling great
ui Tor iasi patronage, hopes bf the same
WILLIAM ". DiilNEY.
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; .vTs sf,"" i>D aSNAF.uA COMrANI.-1be follow.
s.-. l. Tar. ii III James river and kana"i!a
ma w W. state Guarantee, which vii! b. exchanged Tor
- iSrn,s q N" Company ;.vy fall d.u:
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gflSSGiL Il0N OF CD-rARTNERsnIp-rh .'.grlr;nr7-
- si? heretofore carried ~ The uh>crilr ~ unl1 III. m
~ bHifN : Garrett '"a& .vc. III" ain Dr.ler ls; ~
mutual cons al. an persons having claims against tho concern
are u lied 10 present them either settlement
Those ma y al 10 The concern WI; please call pay on their
~irciNt cues WILLIAM ". DhBSEY
ALIEN. GARRETT.
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\GRc HiRING.rhc subscribers intending 10 continue their
90 hGsinc>. Of hiring on Negroes wond Einfn i',r friends
md lubic will he ready the first day Of January
rA .erc them in that line. IL desirable that intend
a~r s with their business would do carly posi-
Ill., e. nv d, yn:ion of the negroes, that may find suitable
i ;hyn We would also remind those w!shugo hire
, would interest TO aP early We have already
turrat" paph,r placed hands for hTc. Our charge
hc ty" per cent. We attend 10 the negroes through
II, o Sickness and collect the hire without further
,4arr.. ROBERT HUI X co,
81 door from Old Market Vain Street
RrI.,r,ra NJ ,sao t2-t!5Jan
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FL H'EWILI. SMITH, 9orneg iqU i'll attend the Su
- aal lH(trnr Co,iriS ot Not;Ovay, Amelia pnwdde
eaa ,rnur:. Address Nooway Coart house.
E.c
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Il. EI.DRIDCE, c. c.
roInl.sio@Ek's OFYicr,

Puckincian Court Ilni's", Dec Il, lSS5 !
The parties the foregoing deere viii please 10 take noicr
that have appointed Monday. ID ay o! !:ar: t"y ilia
IA carry the .an, crci The wt" viii please attend III my
Office 4; Buckingham t'ang;.sr ~ - utICck, y. -. w c'
'N>'"'' ROBERT SHAW, Commissioner.
~. GS-w.v
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,-a-n,.,S t%n OTHER VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR
IN a !,a,!rr -, ".r Ill and testament 4" iaRI"
,s l,t b. III. Subscribers will Scll L. the highest bidder
ii. ',g- e.i. no. Ta"say tile III! Of January next
II qff r,,7;, lhv sid irc";-"d, ro:>>ng II between
m al. IL guI valuable " Sarccirng them l. first
. ANN, room. z...ar-a IN" household aud Kitchen Fln.j
, Il. .Itul ai!s, twenty odd fl Hogs. Corn, Fodder
r,as tpian"l>. Sc. Sc. The tc.ii> II sale vii. hr
a,gau: mad kG0'rG =; the sale" which will
H >. Il d',!9JS, and hc continued i:om day day, unt
7. T. Sg3tTlET,
VHpS. \. hEi.k.
administrators, -iE me ,-G! asnc.rF
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Inc Commonwealth Of Virginia BY Mr
Chapman Johnson, proxy, having 4
number of votes cq.:al TO onc-fourth If
ali The other votes present, ana 800 in
addition,
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IUthI, JI.'I votes,
being majority Of votes which could be given on ali
the stock
Doctor Brockcnbrough was called to the chair on
motion Of iir. Fleming Jamcs-W. B. Chittcndcn,
The Secretary of the Company, attending As clerk eI
cG;rio.
Mr. Joseph G. Cabc the President Of the Com.
pany, presented and read the following
COMMUNICATION:
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Str%rfl.lD NGADIAiY- !risrrr .ray, III s.ri.fc,,.
" 70 inform ~" atrnn- u' tn Acrlur ana the nlic
c!a thu. duties wl - h.niay January
n"Hl, U,r ~ superintendent "i air Nm Magl.--a
Jean cilne. qualified 'luc3ic'ai r~,Gh'
naEs mo" iaL~,lia~'c 'Il rn,, and tir h. tHT:'U:
~ large number young gentlemen prepared
leg" warar ~" Board N i r. lief iic school Will
10 in"fi! thu IH,ir"nnc" c III. prhc
iErrs-H"ar exclusive o! lights f1 months, so Tuition
500 II, To-
Wan D. Thamaan Il. T. Foster. WIN T. Bcadcr, IL. Hardy.
Williams T. H. Erp', IL g. Booth j. Wilson, WIN. D. Wilson,
H. T. ,;,r:". and Kohl. II. bones. Tra.e.
fc'Er-s-t!rv. J. Grammar tDr. Atkinson Halifax Ilr :
Nrh!r,t, 'E"v Hos adams Can't Wa. u. Tailor, lurnhu:"
2ev = ''"''. - GdrU!s. ESQ, lu.'v.'h; III. iist'n
Nah'ns. N'awa,: Tho. Nl.a lI! i'u,N !. ;s,asI 80
EnHila. 'n'. = II. ;'s" f.i.a r:J.. WIs"u. Ei
Thus ions &q Chesterfield; C"!. j.t' s. rn;e:"m, Pear.
rn,cc mud tae Professors Randolph iIac"n and William and
Mary Colleges.
= rIt, i,inc.,l 4 The Institution "rr ,ro"'rc"! !:as
" Is N " names u : P'S'" CIV Wv
* CHANG ERY-yITeISI, 10 At rrs hyli i tn
m owaan County from the I'd 10 the IN 'y OF December
inclusive, ~ the year ie:9: r..r
Richard Ea*s iht'''1'
Heir, ". Watkins. administrator Of Claiborne Watkins d"c
and Chalia 4 i">rir. aud iavna H. h wifi" tin,:H ''
i ,n,iantG charles H. Mcslcy and l.avuil II. III wii,,
not h, a,; appearance and nN according
mly aad the rules u this court. md appearing
mnI,~cah, on the r'o' 81 The i"'"'' y, III ,'nE. =
n" said Charles r. Autiy and h vi! d"a Hr
fore Circuit Superior CONT Of Lag ana '!iH =
- rar County the C house 81 a'G N'., :.
m i;r,i IA, vi MAY tern u.%t. IL" hi. 81 ~" f'in!
and ac security ,r pertaining such decree ~ The cvf may
na heron: and Tin, COP, al his forthwith insert
tinuud successfully, and tw another COP! o.
uosiet AZ Tho io, door oi hosc q this county
K. +. GRAVES, u. c.
rl-WeW-
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s..E ..St:s.
lfIi[ ANIMAL. EEpORT


q tic Presidem 10 lie Siachhoyatrs If tic Iaacs Rirc,
c"' hrha'rhH Company, fo@cther a-iM tie Proceed
'"gS 81 ne Socbhoders at dc;r fjih .faa,,ci iieet
M az Deccmdr, IS39.-to arhich are prctircd fhe
F'ocfca;rgS ct Tie StochhotdcrS az Il Called Mctag
o" the ia .Hay, 1890
Proceedings q re &aa,ry az haDa. !;:,.r ard Karqnaa
Company e "g'cf sgc5t.H4 - .'r.r ia2a.
~ meeting Of lie stockholders Of Tie james River
1"d ';anaw.a Company held pursuant t. cal! oc lie
President ir Joseph C. Catcll It The Capitol i, lie
c'y OF Richmond on Tuesday, The .th May, 1899
TErsLyr IS FOLLOWS:
The Bank q Virginia b. Dr.. Erocken-
,,, DFonsn' Proxy; having 1908 votes,
The city Of Richmond By Nr. john Ru-
Ihcriord, proxy, having il6l votes
! he corporation Of Lyne!.5'lrg hy HIr.
Smis'ion Il. Davis, proxy, having a0s votes
Washington College by 1lcssrS. Sidney S
Batter and David Edmontson, proxies,
HAVING 2s votes,
individual stockholders present in person,
having SIG votes,
individual stockholders present by proxy,
having !37 votes,
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..r Y ,ai'.sssl hr5- tacS rect daring tie session
= .,,,.y,, as1 -tse cs.' &Srn@ nc resi- q tss gear
:" f. TERMS Of SUBSCRIPTION.
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. - W.. -lNn I.ANlls.

.!ia.sis:rz:0rs, ,-tE 'hc Kill asHc,rf.
.l--3,
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.J'p.ty votes,
gwen on all
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-04-11
NEW FALL 81 WINTER GOODS

rEHE subscribers have just received a
- large and general assortment of GooDs
suitable for the present and coming season.
Among which may be found large assort-
ment Of merino shawls: Chenl, rob roy and
lancy do; mousiin de aines; plain and fig
ured silks; silk vevets, bombazines and sa-
tins; ribbons and artificial flowers; French
collars and linen haudkerchiefs; aces, edg-
lngs and Insertings gloves and hosiery, a
large assortment; stocks, bosoms and col
lars; Italian cravats, pongee handkerchiefs;
French and English merino's; English and
American callcoes; broadcloths and cassi-
mcres; pilot and beaver cloths; sattinets
and luled cloths; PLAIN and twilled fannels;
llnseys and canton flannels; rose and horse
blankets; socks and stockings: buck mittens
and gloves; English mole skins and fustians;
cotton sheetings and shirtngs, large lot,
ut all prices; cotton yarn, Wicklng and bat
ting; blue and brown drillings.
CARPETING, rugs and mats carpet bags
and vallces.
HATS and caps, great variety; boots
and shoes of all kinds paper hangings.
School books and stationary.
CHINA, glass, earthen and stone ware.
MISUNDERSTANDING, tubs and pnils;
Ames' shovels, spades and axes; bake pans,
tea kettles and iron chains; wrought nails
and hinges cut nails of all sizes.
Day GROCERIES of all kinds; cod fish,
sounds and tongues.
All of which will be sold at great bar
gains for Cash or country produce. All in
want of Goods are respectfully requested to
all and examine our stock before purcha-
sing. SPENCER 81 MOORE.
Nov. 9. stiff
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-04-11

Sr.rr or ONO Court of Common
Lucas County, IS. A. D. D. 1s4o' a''" 'efn''
The State of Ohio for the In Chancerv.
use of the County Fund IN pursuance
Commissioners ofLucas of an order of
County said Court, the
We. said lIemon
Willard ]. Daniels, Walbridge and
Hemln Walbridge and Henry Wal.
Henry Walbridge. bridge, non re
sident Defendants, are hereby notified, that
a Bill in Chancery has been filed against
them and soid Daniels, in said Court, by
said State of Ohio, the object and prayer Of
which is to forecose the equities OF the sard
Defendants in and to the following desert
bel Lands, situated in said County of Lucas,
to wit: one undivided half OF tile E. ! sfthc
s. w. 4of Sec. 80, IN Township o, S. of
Range z E.. containing 81 35- 100 acres,
and the N. W.. / of the y. E. Of section
80 in the same Township and Range, mort
gagged by said Daniels to the said State of
Ohio to secure the payment of seven hun.
dred dollars, according to the condition of
a certain Bond in said Mortgage Deed more
fully described, and to obtain an order for
the sale of said mortgaged premises and
an application Of the proceeds of such sale
to the payment of said sum of money in
said Bond mentioned. -.
= And the said Heman Walbridge and Hen
ry Walbrdge are further notified that, un-
less they appear and plead, answer or de-
nur to said Bill within sixty days from the
next term of said Cou 6, the Complainant
will make application at the term next after
the expiration of said sixty days, to have
the several matters and things in s,id Bill
taken for confessed, and de-
creo made thereon accordingly.
YOUNG & WAITE,
Soils. for Complainants.
Dated April II, 1840. GIVE
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Sr.rr ov Ou,o Court OF ComuiUn
Lucas County, IS. hle1s' n p ,aaa Mar'h reFm'
vs. IN pursuance of an
Daniel NJ. Wilson. order fsaid Court the
Defendant in this case will take notice, that
Bill in Chancery has been fled against him
IN said Court, setting forth that certain
contract was made and entered into between
the parties, on or about The 11th day ofJu.
ly, 1885, in which the Defendant agreed to
purchase from the Complainant, the follow
ing pieces Of Land situated in said County
OF Lncas, and known as the N. e. Of sec.
80, in Township One, of the Twelve NJ le
Square Reserve, containing 100 acres, less
40 acres before sold to John Pray,--alsp,
Tract 80 in said Reserve containing 1856
acres-and another Lot of Land adjoining
the Town of Watervlle, and commencing
a: Main Street % rods 5. of the s. w. cor
ner OF Lot 40 in said Town. thence running
Elsterly parallel to the line of said Lrt 40,
to the Maumee River, thence s. up the Ri.
yer to the line between River Tracts 81 and
SO, thence w. pnsaid line 90 rods to the pub
lie highway, thence North Easterly to the
places OF beginning, containing as is sup
posed, one acre and fifteen rods, reserving
one rod on the east side fof highway
and to pay him therefor the sum of $40 600
according to the conditions of a certain Bond
made and executed by the Complainant 70
the Defendant at the time of said contract.
But the Complainant AYERS in his said Bill
that said Defendant has not paid the said
purchase money according to the conditions
Of said contract, but that large amount
thereof still remains due and unpaid to wit:
tho amount of three certain drafts in said
Bill and contract more fully described.-
Complainant therefore prays that the De.
fendant may be compelled specifically to
perform his part of said agreement, and to
pay to the Complainant the amount now due
upon said purchase money. and in default
thereof that all the interest of said Defen-
dant in and to saidpremises may be sold and
the proceeds applied to the payment Of such
amount Of the purchase money, as may be
found to be due Dis aforesaid.
And the Defendant will further take nc-
tlce that unless he appears, pleads, answers
or dsmurs to said Bill, within sixty days
from the next term Of this Court, tho Com
plsinant will apply to said Court, at the
term next after the expiration Of SAID sixty
days, to take all the several. matters and
things in said Bill contained for confe fessed
and decree thereon accordingly.
YOUNG & WAITE,
Sul's. for Complainanis.
Dated April II, l84o. 6w2
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! Sr,rr or O,u. Court Of Common
I,ucas corn,r ' y, Pleas, March Term
'' ''' A. ID. 1910.
James Wolcott, In Chancery.
vs. in pursuance cI
Elisha G. Sacket, an order of the Courl
Alexander Sacket & of Common Pleas, in
Edward Sacket. and for Lucas Cam.
ty, in the State of Ohio, at the March Tern
thereof 1840, the said Elishq C. Sacket
Alexander Sacket aud Edward Sacket arc
hereby notified, that James Woicott filed ir
said Court his Billin Clancery against them
the substance of which s-that on or abou
the 24th day of June, 1885, the SAID VOL
colt executed a Contract in writing unde,
seal with Elisha q. Sacket, of Sackels Har.
Dor, in the State of New York, to sell to
him Lots No. and 0, situated in the Coun.
" OF Lucas, in the State of Ohio, as laid
down on Wocotts plat in his addition to
Miami City, for the sum of twelve hun.
dred dollars to be paid in three equal annual
payments. with annual interest; but that
the SAID Contract having been lost or des
troyed by accident, he cannot state the pre-
cise terms thereof; that counterpart OF
SAID Contract was delivered to Edward
Sacket, also ofSackets Harbor, in the State
OF New York, and is now in possession of one
OF the DEFENDANTS, that said Defendants all
nave or claim to h We some interest in said
Contract, and to said two lots of Land men.
toned in it; that the whole amount of the
purchase money, principal and interest has
become due, and is unpaid, except two
hundred and fifty dollars paid by Alexander
Sacket, and that Defendants hive wholly
refused to pay the balance due on said Con-
tract. The prayer OF said Bills, that Do
lendnnts may be compelled to appear before
this Honorable Court at the next term there
OF, then and there to answer under their
corporal oath, each and every of the char
ges contained in said Bill, and partlcul rly
whether said Wolcott did execute Con-
tract with Elisha Z. Sackef, as set forth in
said Bill, and if Defendants are able To dis.
close the terms and cond tions of the same
whether Defendants have any, and what
rights and interests in said Contract, and to
the said two lots of Land mentioned there
IN; that an account may be taken of the
due to said Wolcutt in salt Contract,
and that on final hearing the Defendant,
or snch of them as may be found liable may
be decreed to pay said Wolcott the amount
which shall be found due on said Contract,
Or in default thereof that the rights and
equities Of the said Defendants in said Con-
tract, and in and to said two lots ofLaad
mentioned therein may be sold as on exc
;ution at Law.
And the Defendants are further notified
hat unless they appear and plead, answer
'r demur to said Bill within sixty days af-
er the next term of said Court, the said
Complainant at the term next after the ex-
'lration of said sixty days will apply to
laid Court to take the matters of said Bill
IS confessed, and to decree thereon accor-
lingiy.
N. RATHBUN,
Sol for Complainant.
Maumpa C,fy Mach o tubn c.o
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} Court Of Common
. Pleas, March Term,
J A. ID. 1910.

Sra, srars o",,o OF oo' 10 Pleas. March I'% Term'
''' ''' A. d. 1s4O.
Archibald Mercer In Chancery.
vs.. in pursuance of an
Henry Tyler. order of said Court, the
Defendant IS hereby notified that the Com
plainant has filed in said Court his BIZ in
Chancery, the ob]act and prayer of which
Is to foreclose certain mortgage made and
executed by the Defendant to Noyes Bill
llngs aid William w. Billings upon the
following Lands and Tenements, situated
in said County ofLucas, and known as In
Lot No. 107, in Hunt and Beaugrands ad-
dition 10 Maumee, for securing the pay
ment of three notes made by Caleb s, Hen
derson to said N. and William w. Billings,
which said mortgage and notes have, for
valuable consideration, been assigned and
endorsed to the Complainant, ana to obtain
an order for the sale of said premises, and
an application of the proceeds of such sale
to the payment of said notes.
And the said Defendrnt is further notified
that. unless he appears and pleads, answers
or demurs to said Bill, within sixty days from
the next term of said Court, the Complain
ant will apply to said Court, at the term
next after the expiration of said sixty days,
to take the several matters in SAID Bill con- |
tanned for confessed, and to decree thereon
accordingly. YOUNG s. WAITE
.N Sops. for Complainant.
Dated April II, 1910. 6w2
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-04-11

STATE OF Ono, Pleas, oea'' March Ia S1Em11 Ter%,
Lucas County S.. A. 8. ia4o.
Robert A. Forsyth, In Chancery:
TheophlIus Short. order of said Court,
the SAID Defendant is hereby notified, that
Bill in Chancery has been filed against
him in said Court by the Complainant, the
object and prayer Of which is to iforeclose
certain mortgage, made by the Defendant
to the Com plainant, upon the following
Lands situated insaId County of Lucas, and
known as In Lot No. SO, in the, Town Of
Providence, to secure the payment of note
also made and executed BY the Defendant
to the Complainant, and to obtain an order
for the sale of said premises, and an appll-
cation of the proceeds of such sale to the
payment of SAID note. 20,
And the said Defendant is further noii-
fed that, unless he appears and pleads, an
swers or demurs to SAID Bill within sixty days
from the next term of said Court, the Com
pla,nant will apply 10 said Court az the term
next after the expiration of said sixty days,
to take the said several matters and things
in said Bill for confessed and to decree
thereon accordingly.
Sols. for Complainant. :
Dated April II, ia40. 6w2
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-04-11
CHEAPER THAN EVER

TOGNl lac BRANDY, Holland 3in,
~ st. Crolx Rum, Port, Madeira and
Malaga Wines; Pure Spirits and Alcohol;
Loaf, Lump and Brown Sugars; Rio, Cuba,
Havana and St. Domingo Coffee; Young
Tyson Tea, at wholesale, as cheap or cheap,
er than they can be bought on tho river.
Gail and se,. ALLEN & GIBBONS,
Oct. QB. 1899.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-04-11
Court Of Common
Pleas, March Term,
A. ID. 1910,

- o,,, Court Of Common
Laoa. coua'y, IS. 4. hlsis, q. isso' ms5oh r'F"'
Elisha Mack, In Chancery.
Robert A. Forsyth and IN pursuance of
Isaac Hull. an order of said
vs.. Court, the said De-
William Houser. tendant is hereby
notified, that the Complainants have filed
>in said Court their Bill in Chancery against
him, the object and prayer ofwhch is, to
foreclose certain mortgage made by the
Defendant to the Complanants upon the
following Lands and Tenements, situated
In said County Of Lucas, and known as the
South part of the N. w. / offrac. sec. No.
S3, in Township north, and range No. 0,
and the West ! of the s. w. 1 of same
Section, to secure the payment of two notes
also made BY the Defendant to said Com
plainants, and to obtain on order for the sale
Of said premises to satisfy said notes.
And the said Defendant is further not-
fled thai, unless he appears and pleads, an
swers or demurs TO said Bill within sixty
days after the next term Of said Court, the
Complanants will apply to said Court, at
the term next succeeding the expiration of
said sixty days, to take the several matters
and things in said Bill contained for cones-
sed and to decree thereon accordingly.
YOUNG & WAITE,
Soils. for Complainants.
Dotted April II. 1870. 6w2
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-04-11
M A UMEE ENERAL LAND
AGENCY,


TllE Subscribers Office in the CONNER
Il cial Block, is open on all business
hours for the purchase and sale of City and
Country Real Property.--Decds, Mortgages
and Contracts drawn with neatness and dis
patch, and Maps, Plates and Diagrams
drawn on reasonable terms, and also Sur
veying done when necessary, preparatory to
selling or conveying Lands.
CLARK s. KIRTLAND.
THOMAS CLARK, !
F. l.. KTRTLAND.
REFER TO
GEORGE PARKMAN, Boston.
ST. JOHN s. TousEy, ,.. voL
BISHOP s. SWIFT. }'e" io'"'
]. II. BRoNsoN, Jefferson County
P. 5. STEWART. .New York.
CHARLES B. HUBDEL, Bridgeport
J. SHERMAN, jr. Conq't
w. T. BREBEE. Ceueiand, o.
Moore MoRToN d. Co. Quincoy, III.
SHERMAN D. NELSON. Fort Wayle.
Nov 0. 32tf.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-04-11
PORTRAIT PAINTING.

ThE subscriber begs leave TO tender his
u thanks to the public for past favors; and
respectfully solicits all those who wish to
secure Ills services, to call soon; as he in
tends to remain only a short time in Maui
NEE, n DAVID As WOODWARD.
Maumee City, April II, 1870. :.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-04-11

II ESURRECTlON PILLS and Jew Da-
AZ vid, or Hebrew Plaster.
G. s. w. RICHARDSON.
Jan. 90, 1910.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-04-11
MAUMEE CRY INSURANCE COM.
PANV

A LII persons indebted to the Maumee
N City Insurance Company, are request
ed to make immediate payment to the sub
scribers who are authorised to close up the
affairs ofthe Institution. Ore or both the
assignees may be, at all times. found at the
office of Young and Waite in Maumee CITY.
ELISHA MACK,
MORRISON R, WAITE, A's'gnes'.
Nov. Is. 33,f