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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-03

SlOSES! SIONES!! STOVGS!.!
VIE subscriber has hand, full supply Of
STOVES OF subscriptions; say Paror Stoves Nine
plate Franklin Coal Stoves now article: and premiun
Cooking Stoves. In fact every style and pattern usually
wanted in this country. Pipes to suit or in any quantity
for matching and repairing. Also Sheet Iron Work Of
every kind Copper Work, such as Still Worms, ket-
Ties, Stew rams, nc with general assortment Of Tin
Ware, OF hls own make all prices to suit the times
THOMAS q. AGREE
Nov. p-,f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-03

DANirL w. LOVE has removed his shop from
- tne nam street to his dwelling house. the hill
n"i N'p'' D. r. Johnson's Hotel where he would be
glad to attend any business entrusted TO him Those
"Su''s nun TO do their work. leave il at Mr. Rem
nick Store on Main street
ne intends visiting the counties Of Amherst, Camp
oen' r"'syiVania, Bedford and part of Boetourt for
the purpose of repairing Clocks
Dec Is ,;,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-03

e;. Mr. Arnold of Tenn made very good remark
IN vlndcaon of the One Hour Rule, few days ago
man OF sense, he said, did require more than an
hour to discuss any subject, and evrn hour was 100
long to listen 10 foo!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-03
n. NJ. GILLIAN.
SURG Il O.S' DE.1.1'ySY

IL AS taken his office at Mr.. Rohcr, Morris. uo,,,
corner OF Main street and Tailyanl Alley. and be
ns' nom an experience of nine years. practice in his
public patronage ''oeiai snare Of
lom if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-03
NOTICE.

4 LII those who have contracted debts with Mr.. Me
"A dad Lyman, al the above named house, will cali
on him and settle thcm as he will remain there for that
purpose, and is fully authorised settle them.
j. {. SlIACKLEFORD.
Dec. . t.;f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-01-03

o. The Annual Report Of the Secretary Of the ife''
sorry On the state Of the Finances shall appear IN Gu
next.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-05
A NEW WING DEVICE TO PLUMBER THE
WORKING CLASSES.

There never was more running device-nOl even
National Bank-tO plumber the producing classes of
tins country than the Bill lately reported in Congress,
fur increasing the Tariff IT is ho vever the grand pan
acea of Whiggery-whh which all The whig presses
aTe IN exacics from the Northern Border to the Poo-
mac. This is natural, and of sufficient evidence to
prove that it is grand scheme of taxation by which 10
oudu this broken down spendthrit administration,
from tile sweat orthe poor mans brow. And hero let
US remark that every measure that has ever been bro
forward by Federalism, and received The acclamaon of
The Wing presses, has in every instance when turned
uO to the public eye,vroved to have the words HEAVY
TAXES at the bottom.
So it is nowi heavy taxes and privileged ORDERS
form the bulwarks orlhis new Tariff at will pro-
lect the Manufacturer, Mechanic and Farmer says a
whIgllns' Yes, such protection Vulurcs give
While it protects them 81, it robS them 50, and the
three dollars together 60 to support The progats rulers
we live under. That's the amount of protection this
tariff will give. But there is encouragement in
the signs fthe times for the opposers heavy taxes
The people are waking up to their own interests, and
determined repel with indignation the idea that
that they and their children must be taxed 90 or 80 mil
lions year, by set OF corrupt rulers whose object is
to budup national debl and privileged aristocracy.
Even England herself (see an article on the British
Tar that country with her high protective tariff and
starving thousands the consequence, preparing to
reduce herprOtectre tariff and resort to some other
plans ofaxation by which 10 support her arislocracy
She the elements ofsefdestructon staring her in
the Iace and is compelled to lake off the yoke that has
so long bowed down her working classes, and now, if
the arstocracy ofths country, persist in riveting chains
on our people, such too as old MonarchIcal England
even shudders a- the letters TO be transferred
from her bondsmeL to our freemen, then the iorgers
had better beware-or they will not only but feel
that their end has
"No Protection for the privileged and wealthy few
but for the poor, the many The whole,-is our MOTTO
and that consists in Free Trade the whole world
wherever the energies the enterprise and industry of
MN direct him.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-05
ROAD NOTICE.

THO the Honorable the board Of county commissioners W
Il in and for the county of Tuscaawas and State OF oho
We the undersigned freeoes resident Of said Tuscarawa
county: and also residing in the vicinity the road being
payed for is 10 he located pray your honos to grant view
survey and to appoint viewers and surveyors 10 view au
said Tuscaowas county, Ohio; commencing at point at the
forks of the roads leading from Sandyve and New Cumber
land in said county New Philadelphia, on the land Of John
Latter and Others in said Tnscarawas county thence ue
an hest rOu to nterse the public road leading from
sandSve in Tuscarawas county tp Bolivar In said county at
m near Ie house of Peter shaer in duty bound will ever
pray el'NhD Si THE rLtiflo"A'''
April 29d; 1912
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-05
ROAD NOTICE,

NOTICE is hereby given that petition presented to
tie Commissioners of Tuscarawas County their last
March session. praying for alteration in the State road lead
ing from Deersvile Harrison County, TO Port Washington
in Tuscarawas COuny-"sad alteration 10 commence at the
lth mile tree from DeersvIe thence to corner stone be-
tween James Milkin and James Ripley; from thence to
point west Of lanes Mikins from thence or near the
line between Isaac Hoover and John Ripley till strikes the
hill; from thence 10 Alfred Jones' MILL from thence to the
mouth Of William and Marshal JOness lane, from thence to
or near H. b. RenedYs house; from thence 10 ntersect the
road at R. Nj. Kennedys school house in Rush township
Said petition file in theAudOrs Office, and set for
hearing their next June sesson where they will attend and
hear all remonstrances against the same, grant view,
greealy to the prayer Of said petitioners.
April 28th, l842 pr.fld Is At
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-05
IMPORTANT WORK!
NOW IN THE COURSE OF PUBLICATION.
DICTIONARY OF

ARTS MANUFAATUREs AND MINES
Containing clear exposition OF their principles and
practice By Andrew Ure. M. D. F. R. g., NJ. G,
S. M A. s., Lord. Mem Acad N. 5. Phila' ). Ph.
Soc. N. Germ. Hanov. Null. etc. etc.
This is unuuesonaby the most popular work of the kind
over unfinished and book most admirably adapted to the
wants of all classes of the community The following are
the important objects which the learned author endeaves 70
accomplish First-To instruct the manufacturer, meaur-
rst and radesman in the principles Of Their respective process
es Nc to render hem reality the masters Of their business
and to emancpate from state Of bondage TO such as are
too commonly governed blind prejudice and vicious rohe
Secondly afford merchants brokers' dry sa'ers duggs
and officers of the revenue, descriptions OF INC
commodities which pass through their hands, Thrdly py
exhibiting some the finest dsvelopenerts Of chemistry ana
physcs TO lay open excellent practical school to students OF
these kindred sciences Fourty, to leac capitalists who
NAV he desirous of planning their funds In some productive
branch of industry select judiccusy among
ants Filthy, enable gentlemen OF tue law toBOecoe wen
acquainted with the nature Of those patent schemes wc are
ant 10 give rise litigation. SIXTY TO present 10 legsa
TORS such clear exposition Of the staple manufactures as
NAV dsuade them from enacnS laws whch ohsruc' dus
trv or cherish one branch Of 1t, to the injury o many ot
e And lastly give the general reader intent chny on
;ooono culvaon views of many Of the nobes achieve
ments of SCIENCE affecting those grand transformations OF
matter 10 which Britain and tile United states owe te
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The latest statistics of every important object Of manu-
fc,ure are given from the best and usually, ron ofcai
authority at the end of each article Inc WORK wpe printed
from the second London Edition, which sells or IL doars
COPY will be put on good paper III new D'eVI yp' u
about lAO 8yo pages 1t will be issued in twenty semi
montv numbers lin covers 25 cents EACH payable on
delivery To any prison sending us five dollars at enc nne
in advance will forward the numoerS Uy a' pO'' paul.
as soon as they come from the press
To suitable agenrs this affords rare opportunity; as we
can nut The work to them terms extraordinary favorable
In every manufacturing town. and every village hrOushou!
tho Inted States and Canada subscribers may be Obtained
with the greatest facility Address post paid La Roy sunder
land. 1876 Fulton st.eet New York
TO every editor who gives this advertisement ~ insertions
mo will forward to ORDER copy of the whole work pro-
Jd norers containing this notice be sent to the New YORK
Watchman MY. ~ ~
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-05
A REPENTANT SINNER.

I'VE have party among who would traffic away
the prosperity oflheir country to attain political power
The above we copy from the Tuscarawas Advocate
and truer sentence that man has written. How
often did we tell him SO in l940 when he told thou
sands OF lasehoods tn help that party into powerl New
erhelcss The repentant sinner ought 10 be pardoned
provided he be made wear coat Of sack cloth, made
out ofcoon skins for days three score and en And
provided further that he above sentence be printed on
Tippecanoe badge. to be pasted On sourd which
shall oe shapen into hat that shall cover the crown
OF his head for the like number days, three &
ten And provided still further that the Of the
coon skin coat, and the gourd hat be made stand in
the public high way, for days three and ten, ut
erng aloud the 3d. 4th and 9th Of 9th chapter
of Mathew adding 10 the last verse these words-'And
Twill go and do likewise"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-05
For the Ohio Democrat.
CONVENTION OF OHIO


This body will meet in the city of Cincinnati on
Monday the 10Th of May, Its exercises will unqnes"
tonab be very interesting and instructive to the men,
bers of the profession whO may be present. II Is the
custom Of the Convention u receive as members, all
regularly educated physicians.
The following will constitute part ofihe exercises
Dr. Boerser, Of Lancaster, Pres Of the convention
will deliver his vaedictory address. Professor MUS
sey will present his views on the Inflammation by lo-
cal stimuans and thesis on such surgical subjects as
he NAV select Professor Harrison will speak OH the
modus operandi of medicines in general. and OF Lobe
La nA1la IN particular; also on Fever Professor Shot'
well will address the convention on Human and cons
narrative Anatomy and also demonstrate the surgical
ANATOMY of Hernia and some other diseases or. Awl,
Sunerintendant of the Lunac ASYLUM, is expected 10
read paper on the cause and treatment OF an neres-
tinr form ofInsanity Dr. Sisson will also read pa
per on the diseases of the conviCs of the Ohio Pente'
ary Besides the above. several Committees Will re-
port upon important subjects assigned them al pres
vious conyeoton, among which will be the "Nllk sick
ness aud Animal Magnetism
As the convention meets in Cincinnati, and VIII re-
main IN session several days the intention OF the
Faculty Of the Ohio Medical College to throw open for
insperton the Anatomical Museum, and the Cabinets
or Natural History connected with the Institution. and
to exhb: such cases cooperative Surgery as the Hos
pial or the city may at the time afford.
In hopes that some THE physicians OF Iuscarawas
County may be induced to visit Cincinnati, and attend
upon the sngS ofhs body, the foregoing notice mas
been hastily prepared BY ,,,,,,, "A,
IlEApyG OrF.,-The Wings the Empire State
are in an extensive fermentation with view to the'
spce " organization for the support Of Clay for the mex
| Presidential term, They won't wait I'LL the water Y
L. i
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-05

In the third volum of Mr. BancrOf's 'Psn
did history is one of the finesi concei's 10 oue
LANGUAGE. The Indian mothers he says while
at work in the field hang their inianle, as spring
does its blossoms upon the branches o. Inc
trees. 1....G,,
sim,Ie can hardly fail to remind the rescet o
The urofane story Of Jupiter. hose nurse q, .
reOresen,ed as sGsPendhe the infant lnunuet-
:, = III cradle in the Same manner taa' oe
y -. 3. ~, IL fn,.nd IN aa-th 80 - =
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-05
BOOT AND SHOE MAKING.

VWNHE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens OF
Il New Philadelphia, and the surrounding country,
that he carries on the above business in all its various
branches in the building formerly occupied by Simon
Huffhase, as shoe.shop. few doors south of The
New York store and as he has, and intends constantly
to keep on hand the hest of Stock and superior work.
man. ESQ uncommon 10 this country.) By this, and
due attention to business he hopes merit consldera-
be share of public patronage.
The public in general invited to call and see be,
fore purchasing elsewhere as he is bound to give good
bargains for cash. JOHN MCDANIEL
4 March "a lS42,-10tf
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-05
NOE IC E..

LII persons interested will take notice that Lucy LEE
n Adminatrx the estate of Isaac Lee deceased sued
out writ of attachment from the Court of Common Pleas Of
Tuscarawas County in the State of Ohio against Albert Dr.
Montfredy for the sum hundred dollars which writ
las been served and returned.
JAMES w. ENGLISH, clerk
ATHERrox g. CHAPMAN Prlfs. Au'ys
April 30th, 1912.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-05

THlHE subscribe having finished his studies has
hin"oS in The town Of sHANEsVILL =, as q mecicaI
,, aud bones bv an assidous attention toahe various
paOsSes Of his profession ms liberal share Of $ pODc
un@deUee and patronage Office Main street, next OOOr
the Post Office IACoR sTEEsE.
shau.svle Tus, eos April 20, 1912. HM
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-05

By an extra N Y. Herald, learn that all was qn-
ct in Rhode Island up to last Friday The legislature
had met 10 devise 10 put down the Free Suffrage
patty, but adjourned without doing it, The Suffrage
party are increasing daily and were to naugurae their
State officers elected by the constitution, Tues
day last when it was supposed the old Harry would
be to play among the aristocrats.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-05
NO LICE.

rs hereby given that petition viii he presented to the
commissioners of TscaIawass county; praying that an
alteration uay he made much Of the county road called
the stone creek road BEGINNING the west end Of the Sugar
end OF Fishers lane
AbrI 9th.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-05
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

-oTICE il bereby given that the subscriber has oeen
II .nnoin,ed Administrative Of the estate o' 5ohN
McIHIN Iate Of Tuscarawas County, deceased;
ADMIR-.
Anvil 7,b 1912, TO ow
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-05
CORPORATION ELECTION.

CORPORAllON ELEO AAO"
AT an election held on Monday last the io'lCwlng
persons were elected officers ofhe Corporation Ol New
Philadelphia.
Mayor.-Isaac Hartman.
Recorder. Jacob Overholt:
Councilmen.-Jobn EverhaTd.
" John Butt.
L" David English.
w. M. Blake.
{" Valentine Schuer.
Treasure. --H. M. Roby.
Marshal,-Samuel Baughman'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-05
ATTENTION! THE WHOLEl

THE TUsCARAWAs GUARDS will meet on the
son.re in New Philadelphia on Saturday the 9Th day
II is boued aud expected that every member Of the
comuany will attend. By order Of! II, Smith Capt
NAV 7th 1912, D. NJ. BRADSHAW, " D.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-05

pCongress is still in session. about three hours a
day cost to the people, 81 900 an hour-whig major
ily 50. The apporlonment bill not yet passed. No
talk of adiournng.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-05
Caution.

THOMAS HERMAN of Trenton, holds due bin against
me, payable to himself ORDER dated "oho city, May 9th
l84l for S2730 hold claims against him to greater a.
which he declines adjusting shall pay the due
b unless compelled by judgement of Cour-whoever pur
chases said due bill will "buy law suit"
CHARLES WALDRoN.
April %, l84l, 10 1t
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-05

IN BANKRUPTCY, on the application of Lewis Leonard
Lee of Dover Tuscarawas County, Ohio.
The above case having been referred 10 commissioner
Of Bankupts for Tuscaawas County, aforesaid, by the
Honorable the district court the United States Ohio District
am prepared receive pooo the claims ofthe creditors of
the said Lewis Leonard Lee until the 18th day OF June 842
d. M. ATHERTON,
Com'r. of Bankrupts.
AMI, Of 1QA2 IA 4w
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-05

Married.--On the 2nd inst, by the Rev Mr.. Swan, of
Masslon, Mr. SEYMOUR BELDEN of this place, to Miss
REBEccA PToUrs, of Mt. Eaton, Holmes cou nty.
On the 2Sth umO, by the Rev. Robert coOk-MR. JOHN
SON B. JONES Miss REEEcoA MIDDLETON both Of this co.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-05
MAT.

PlrHY.-At meeting recently held by the Peoples
party il town of Rhode Island, the following pre-
ambe and resolution were adopted:
Whereas, we the people ofWarwick, have not yet
been frightened Tnerenre,
Resolved, That we will not he frightened
An outrage was recently committed by the Collec-
tors of the customs at Matamoras American schoo
ner. The officers and crew were mal.trened insuled
and robbed, and the vessel much injured. The Amer
ican Consul had taken The matter in hand.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-05

A CooNsKM AEEcDoTE.- correspondent of the
North Carolinian writes the editor of that paper as
follows
Mr. B,yne-There is good joke told on a Wing
lady out here in Richmond A young Democrat, ia.
king liking, buckod up and pressed suit, One eve:
ming. several young Wings being present, she asked
him irle was not afraid to address such strong whg
as she vast "Whv," says she, ''you see have a
log cabin on one side my apron, and barrel of
hurd cider on the other" This was stumper. but
plucklng up courage, says he swell show me your
coon skin aud I'm off.
left. MAI.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-05
Road Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that petition will lie presented
~ to tile commissioners Of Tusarawas County their next
session praying for the location Of pubc road leading from
Crooked meeting house in Dover township by Ceapond
run 10 Srasburg meeting house in Wayne township.
A PETITIONER.
April Is, 1842,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-05
NOTICE.

rs HEREBY GIVEN. that petition will be presents
Il ed to the Commissioners Of ruscarawas County,
at their next June session, praying for alteration in
County road, heretofore pettioned for by s. ID. Me-
Carl and others; said alteration to near to
the corner of field belonging to John March: thence
east boundary line of the ~ quarter Of section No.
l6 township 7, range Al thence northery course so
as to in,ersecl the Coshocton road opposite the conu
ence Of Township road thence west with the Cos
shocton road to the junction Of said Coshocton road &
said McCarl road. l44w
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-05
HAMER AND HIS BODY GUARD.

The course pursuedby Ilamer, &co. in relaton 10
the last legislature, has received the condemnation OF
the Ohio Democracy. Not single democratic paper
have we SEEN bit that contains severe reprmand Tor
Mr. r. L. Hamer. And the whg papers, those who
reo,ed so Justify over the prospect of split IN the dem
ocatlc ranks, are already as they were in re-
gard TO IIarisons principles, having found That
they halowed bef1re they were out OF the woods lhe
fact is Democracy can neither he shaken nor uprooled,
and if Mr. Hamers policy was 10 bring about such re-
suit, he has found himself by this time "Flat on the
back, the contempt Of his friends, and the 'oonder oil
Whiggery. That's all. We have not yet such poor
opinion ofhe man. as to suppose he will Join the '"u'
party, but still ERE he regan' the high position he once
occupied, he must do penance with Gallipolis shin
plaster over each eye, for a long time.
CURRENCY.-The deprecated Bank notes ofOhio
are fast going out Of circulation aud the specie Taypg
banks have drawn in about rs per cent since the lsOf
January. some two weeks ago, woadvised the far
mers TO be cautious how they took Indiana money; we
were not aware then of law in that State,compelng
,be banks to resume June 18TH but such is said 10 be
the lac, Ifso, holders oflndana State Bank, need not
he shaved The Banks orKentucty resume on The 18th
Juno; the Louisville Banks pay sPerie now
This is eyi enly the tghost time for Ohio but better
days are coming. Every kind of business is assuming
sound and healthy state and The prospective crop will
square up all old debts, aud place every man that in
dus,rious ard economical on his feet agar" What
lesson have we all learned from the miSeIstle corrupt
banking system which has SO long prosra'et the Peo-
ule Of this 4tae, and from which they are just now
emersiagl
4Na Cashier Of the branch OF the planisrs b0nh a
c,,srlsy,Ic Tenna has pockecd O,OOO cf lie lunu
ncil,e I,anl.. AMI, Iade himself scaLge.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-05
Property for Sale.

VUIIE subscriber wishes TO sell his property sltualed
n on Main street, New Philadelphia consisting ola
House and Lot. The building is two storys high, 5% rs
'front.' nearly new, having been built within l8 monihsi
good cellar, rooms, hall, dining room and kitchen,
smoke house and other ouhouses; good well; new
cstern holding about 81 80 barrels of rain water; q
back shop story and half high. The whole conve'
ncnces are situated on as good lot as any the town,
making very desirable piece Of property for any per-
son whatever, and will be sold on reasonable terms.
Persons wishing to purchase, will please call and ex"
anime .,
New Philadelphia April 10, ls42. IA
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-05
Nj AR TX ETS.
DOVER, May 5,
SPECIE PAYING BANKS

Western Reserve Bank, Far & Mech. Bank of Steub.
Colum Bank N. Lisbon, Bank of Mt Pleasant,
Belmon' do ct Clairsville, ~ Bank of Marietta,
Bank ofZanesve, Bank ofWooster,
Bank of NIassillon Bank of sandusky,
Bank of Xenia, Bank of Muskingum,
Bank of Circevile, (0ld. Ohio Life ms & Trust Co.
Bank of Norwalk, Dayton Badk.
Bank ofGeauga, Franklin Bank Of Cincinnati
Lafayette Bank Cincinnati, Commercial Bank of do
Commercial Bank of Scoto Clinton Bank Of Columbus.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-05
.WASTER COMMISSIONERS SALES

Jacob Fashbaush' Tuscarawas Court of Common Pleas
Adam W; Wisart In cAan'ery'
TN pursuance of decree of said Court shall offer at pub
Il liz sal at the Court House in New Philadelphia, on te
28th day of May, 1872 the following descspeG anu VIZ
80 I the north west quarter of section 1t, of Township
No. 10 and range 2, situate in Lawrence Township Tusca'
I,ontv containing 84 acres less and the same
on which Adam Wigart resides. ....,.,
Master Comr
April 21, 1872
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-05

4Ne Cashier Of the branch Of the Planters b0nk a.
,arl syIc, Tenn, has pockecd &sO 700 OF Tie lundS
nc il,e Rank and I|'ade himself scaLge.