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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-29
POSTSCRIPT.
BY Last Evening. Northern Mail.
"WARN THE COMMITTEE's"


EXTRACT 81 Letter TO The Editors, tiom
"WAsnNGroN CRY, Oct. 26, A.
II hasten 10 put you in possession OF a plan,
that the Wing Club Of this place has put into
operation to deceive The people of Virginia. A
large number OF them left here on "Wednesday
last Tor the different sections OF PENNSYLVANIA
They carried with them large number of print
CO slips, containing the relurns-or purporlino 10
be Such-of an increased vote Of the Wings, BY
large malorities and decrease on the side OF the
Democrats Al the close of each poll. there is 10
be an emissary at hand, and dispatch in great
haste the same 10 Virginia, New York and Ma
ryland This done in order 10 dampen The feel
inss of the people where the elections come off on
the 4lh and after. The Executive Committee de-
sires Inc TO request Of You TO please notice the same
in your paper, or TO have the same published in
hand bill form, and circulate them, provided this
should reach you in time.
~. b. There is TO be, also, 4 banl OF this same
Club, as above referred 10, stationed in the States
above named TO receive and circulate The same;
very mischievous plo,, for nothins-ls Polk
and Dallas will certainly he elected The Wings
OF this city are desperately scared"
From another Correspondent
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct, -, 1911.
| hasten TO inform you, and through your pa
nefarious scheme, which has been Matched BY the
Wing Committee in this City, of"Wiilis Green
notoIiety. The last desperate onslaught on Viz
sinia, Of this desperate humbugging Committee,
is 10 have Expresses in waiting on Friday and
Saturday, 10 spread over your State, forget re-
farms Of the Pennsylvania c'cctionS-cerify-
ing, that The Stale has gone iriumphantly for
Henry Clay with The hope Of creating a PAN
ic in the camp OF the Un,crri.ied Democracy OF
Old Virginia.
feel that il is needless TO caution the gallant
Spartans" oil Your city, against such rumol> bui
the people of the INTERIOR who may not perhaps be
aware of the desperate straits TO which coonery
is now driven, might possibly be inducedto credit
TOO willingly rumors which at first may seem plau-
sible but in the end will appear As base and vile
as the father OF lies himself could invent.
WARN the Committees against such rumors
Let not the Democracy put any reliance in 'c-
por,ed "Nhig victories until The riole StQtc /,
heard from; tell them that their brethren in Penn
syivania are as true an! firm, and as determined
10 achieve as great a victory IS any State can ol
shall boast Of under The circumstances Let bu
the inloiniiable Democracy OF he Old Dominion
present that mistaken front on The 18th OF No
vember. which they ever have done, and my word
for il, Henry Clay will not be particularly cmbar
raised hY The peculiar opinions OF Virginia. OIL
the rulsar premdicsS of the "Suaban Dutch" o
Pennsvlramu In haste,
A FRIEND AND LOOkER-ON.
fFrum he NadiNAidn, oct. &c.
SHAMEFUL.
We understand that the Wings are making ex
4 .t,,1 r. y.
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uoYTs PRIZE OFFlCE.-Drawing Of
IL Mononsalia Lottery, Glass AZ:
10 62 Il Il 81 At 80 Is SO "a 45.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class 81
D IS 80 Is IS 81 g. Do As II - a..
Alexandria Glass No. 81:
go 81 IS 62 13 10 81 so : "a 20 81.
Oct. 50
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SIXTH SUPPLY Or FALL AND WIN
TER DRN GOODS.

SIXTH SUPPLY Or FALL AND WIN
TER DRY GOODS.
MHiay Hun,ng, o.. 2S'1, 1911.
. II. JENKINS is now opening 100 packa-
II. gcS more of New Goods Having been
purchased within week, at reduced prices, they
will I've soil BY wholesale or retail, al very low
prices. for cast. The Goods just received con
sist OF a very large supply Of
; Alorlslils, Cashneres, silks. Shawls
Calicoe>, Dress Handkerchief,
Bonnet, Neck and Cap Rihand>
Lace Coo!s, Lace Caps, Muslin Collars
Umbrellas, Cloths, cass;mere> and Fe>iinss
Blankcis, Linseys Woollrns. for servants
Sa,;i,ei>, Kentucky Jeans, Gloves and Ho-
siery
Apron Checks, Pocket Handkerchicls, Ora
vats, &c. &c, &c, of every price, from the cheap
csl made TO the fines, fabric Ladies are particu-
larly invited 10 examine Shawls and Dress Goods.
II New Goods opening every week
Ocl. 2s-lf
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OUR HOUSE
THE Proprietor oi The above establishment
i returns his thanks TO The citizens of Rich
mond, and the public generally, Tor their liberal
patronage since the House has been i'll operation,
and having made considerable additions and i'm
provement> this season by fitting up an ELE-
CANT EATING SALOON. and LODGING
ROOMS, hopes 10 accommodate all that may
call Parties, Clubs, and Referee Meetings, can
al all times obtain Private Rooms
The Larler will BE- stocked with The best that
our own and the Northern Markets afford, and tie
cellar with the best of Wines Liquors, Cordials
and Cigars.
Meals sent 10 any part Of the City.
Oct. 36-clt c. q. THOMPSON.
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COTTON YARNS, OILS, PAPER, LEA.
" THEIR, PLASTER &c
80 bales Cotton Yarns. No. 10 -
- hhG>. Winter Lamp Oh
Is do Coal Pit do.
10 bids. Lin>eed do.
81 do. Tanners do.
1000 reams Cap and Letter Papcr-rulcd
500 do Cotton Yarn d".
1000 do Wrapping do.
1900 Sides Sole Leather, at low prices
$500 lierces Lutec ground Plaster
200 bbls calcined do.
90 quarter pipes choice Port Wine
- half pipes old Cognac Brandy
80 casks Goshen Cheese
p or. pipes Sicily Madeira Wine
"Woolsey's," Coverings" and "Wilhelms,
Loaf Sugars
Rifle and Blasting Powder, manufactured by
the Hazard" ompany-rendHicd superior
Also. $50 cases Boots, Shoes and Hats.
For sale bv
DAVENPORT & ALLEN,
Auction ant Commission Merchants,
Oct % Cary street.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
High Water this day at 6 o'clock, A. NJ
ARRIVED.

Steamer Columbus, Parrish, Baltimore, sun
dries.
Schr. Oneida Collins, New York, light.
Schr. Mary Elizabeth, Applegarh, Norfolk,
lime and potatoes.
SAILED,
Schr. Red Jacket, Dearborn, New ork, coal
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FOR RENT
IN A very nea; little Tenement on Church
fEF5M Hill, recently occped by Humphrey
IA Miles, Esq Possession given immedi-
atey. Apply 10 GEO. W. TOLER,
Agcn, and Collector, Isles Row.
Oct lot
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
IA That retired and pleasant Residence in
fsszi1 Manchester, now occupied b. Thos J.
.aEzlsls Nance, Esq. 1t has large and cX-
cel!cnt garden, good stable. carriage house and
smoke house; we'll of cxceen, water in the
yard Possession given on the lst Jan. 1915.
Apply 10 GEO. w. TOI.ER
Oct l9--tf Agent and Collector. Lisle's Row
FOR RENT,
n The Store and Dwelling on Main ST,
90 few doors below the Old Market, re-
-N!a.lG, Gently occupied by John L. Laushton,
ESQ, a. a shoe >:o!c Apps 10
GEO. w. TOLER,
Agent and Collector, Isles Row.
Oct -
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M Valuable Mari and 7TmJercd Land to, 81

~ Valuable IH1d and 11mjercd Land f@ 81
sale IN .SHrYB coHHig.
HNHE subscriber offers for sale Clio acres OF
i LAND, situated in the county of Surrv adj
Joining the lands of l.. \. Maddrea and ?. T..
Spratey, and living both sides OF the Stage Road,
leading from Cabin Point 10 Sr:ry Courthouse.
being about six miles from The Couri-hou.c. and
three miles from Floods Landing. on James river.
There are few acres Of cleared land, with an
old frame building on il. Most of the anl Is
still in the original growth, there Icing or il Il
considerable quantity of Heart Pine White and
Red Oak Timber The soil OF the land is well
adapted 10 the growth ofCorn, Wheat, Oats, SC,
and has Mari convenient and in abundance. II
has. also fine range for cattle and hogs, having
plentiful supply OF water al all seasons OF the
year Persons disposed 10 purchase vii! be shown
il BY applying to Mr. T.. \. Maddrea, or ;. y.
d. Carrell. ard they can know The Terms,
which will be accommodating, and the price lo"',
by applying 10 William NJ. West. Deputy She
ri al tie County. ar 10 the subscriber, in Ports
mouih Shonld The above land mol be sold pr-
va,cy before, i; will hc offered al pubic auction.
al MIR Samuel ! ID. Carr,ls Store, (Which i
near the Land.) on THURSDAY, the l9ih oi
December Il. II. TATEM.
Portsmouth, Oct. 29-wtic
NTOTICE.-Therc will be petition presented
! Y 10 the General Assembly Of Virginia 1T lis
next session. praying The passage Of 4 law, allow
ing Jacob Sampson free man OF colour, tc keep
house ofpriva!e entertainment in The county of
Goochland. Oct 29-wiw'
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FOR HIRE.
~ We have for hire three or toar gool
- Saddle Horses.
49, RO. HILL x BROTHER,
Oci. 2i-2w Auc,oneerS.
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7-e3m Fl street, Shoekoe Hill.
BIZ the Lieutenant GOreynor ~ Tucini0.
A PROCLAMATION.

Ey he Lieutenant GOre7nor of TUeinio.
A PROCLAMATION.
w IIEREAS the Executive has been inform
w cd, that the Court House Of the County of
Morgan has been entirely destroyed BIZ fire: Now.
therefore, l. John Ruthelioord, Lieutenant Cover
nor OF the State Aforesaid, (ac;ins in the absence
Of the Governor from the seat OF Government
have thought proper in pursuance Of The provl-
sions OF the law in such case made and provided.
10 issue this Proclamation. hereby directing, THAI
the Superior and Inferior Couit> OF the said conn
" OF Morgan shall be holden at the house of VII
liam Hunter. in the town of Bath known a the
"Gault House" until the Court House OF said
county shall be rebuilt.
Given under my hand as Lieutenant Cover
GMH nor and under the lesser seal OF the state,
NgESO at Richmond this 18th day OF October,
1874. and Goth year OF the Commonwealth.
Oct. ls-cWGw j. RUTHERFORD.
mo THE CREDITORS OF BEVERLY
| SYDSOR.-Norice is hereby given, that
statement has been made for dividend and dis
tribu,ion of,he sum of 1896 65 among the Gre
ditors 0. Beverly Sydnor, who have proved their
debts and that, alter ten days. the Court of the l..
States, for the Eastern District of Virginia, will
decree dividend and distribution. Oct li--dlos
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,,1NERCIAL RECORD.
,>c,yxATl MARKET, Der. %.

,>rlNNl NINNNE1, OII. -.
nn - brisk Yesterday, as for few
T sales Of $50 hbls. a, Canal a, IS GO
!. 80 :, dull at Canal at "a. cts, with
!, ..>TN
:" n, =, Is cents. About 1000 bushels
Nt~' lived Nv the Whitewater Canal,
rs re-" n ~ week. AT 81, Louis, the price
~ W. :, 10 65 cenls-,he latter for prime
- nv" -
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!Ssroad Scheme tw Norcmber!
Alexandria Lottery, Class 40, 10 be drawn 10Th
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EXTRACT 81 Letter TO The Editors, franz
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7 AW SCHOOL IN RICHMOND.-Th
~ subscriber proposes 10 open Il Law School
in this ci,y-lhe Term commencing OH the FIRST
day OF November, and terminating on the last
day Of April next.
The lee for instruction, will be $50 ioy tic
term-payabie in advance
Applications may he made By letter, or per-
sonaIIy 10 the subscriber. at the Powha:an House.
Oct. l4-d&c If WIN. MAXWELL.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-30
Administratrix,s Sale.

THE undersigned will offer for sale in
Il Hgginsport on the l2Ih day Of Au>
gust 1914, at the house of the late resi-
dence Of James Collins deceased var
CIV Of HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE. To be seId as The goods
and chatlles belonging 10 The estste OI
James Collins deceased. A credit Of
months will be given on all Sums Ovelthret
dollars.
The sale will commences at 8 O'Clock
A. M. Snd continue from day TO day un
Ill said property is all sold.
ELIzABETH CoLLTW,
A lministratrix Of James Collins decd.
Julv l2th, 1914.
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4, Viii be exhibiLsd at Georgetown on Friday,
the 23d dav of August l944. Admittancs re-
duced 10 25 cents Children uUder 10 years OF
age half price. Doors open from one to o.:
elOsk. -rett
Novel SpectacIe!!! Two Elephants in Har'
y ess. On entering each town or village, the
JMenagsne will be preceded by the grand New
81 spectacle Of an elegant Music ar con
tainIng 4 superior band II Musicians, drawn BY
tpo noble Elephants, leading some 20 wagons,
containing Wild animals Of different descriptions
.Rsssing through tho priaeipal street. 10 the
great surprise and admiration of all behol-
deFs. sur, - 1854
ThS celebrated Mr.. A. DUBOlSE, the great
subdner II the Savage Dsnizens of the Forest.
will appear in 8 most Magnificent Series Of
Scenes, entitled the Dreadful Doom Of the Su-
1aR's Slave.
The characteristic passages Of music sslsetcd
from The works ofthe great FTenchs Italian and
German Composers, and to be executed by a
lnll and snieient Ochestra. es
AmOAg variety Of Thrilling Situations, the
following will be exhibited :ths outcsi tslav' Ban
ishsd 10 the Forest Of Fatrri expiring from hum
ger and fatigue, whsn a fene Brazilian tiger,
darts like light ming upon him, from aR upper
Cayem. zne Eastern DespOt's most awful sem
senee, forieit life spared on condition Of train
iaka Wild Lion to Haness Which is accom-,
lished, and theSlave rides across the road IN an
Ancient Car. Also variety Of Beautiful and
Striking Situations, which win be presented
during the progress Of the piece, concluding
with the NEST bold, grand and daring displays
ever presented among whole Caravan Of Wild
Animals let loose at the came time upon the
IndiSA Slave, who will gradually subdue and
playfuIly exhibit bis remarkable skill, in ele
gantly grouping this Matchl4ss Geological Ex
hibiticn sor particulars see bills posted a
the HoGels.
The abeve willbe exhibited At Ripley on thc
Q4,h, at Decatur on the 26th days OF Angus
1874. H. HOPKINS, Manager.
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Inportant!
B. Fosgate's AnOdyne Cordial

B. Fosgate'S AnOcyne CorulalS
SAFE and eleetUal Remedy for the
~ SUMNER COMPLAINTS, Viz: DiarT-
b,sa. and Cholera MoEbuS, also, klatulent
aad Spasmodic Cholics. = -
This Invaluable Medicine for this above con-
plants, surpussss any other remedy now IN use'
HuudredS Of sasss have como to the knowledge
Of the propiieto., where > speedy cure has beer
effected BY the Use ofths Cordial, after resort
70 The common remediOS had proved unavailing-
IL has been extensively used throughout this
S,ats and elsewhere, for many yeafs--has heen
approysd, and Is used in practice By great
number ofthe mostresptetable physieians, as may
be seen by their certificates and raeomendatione
accompanying each bottle. n
Tbis medicine is discovered obO certain and
efFeetual remedy for the intestine disease pro-
dueed BY the drinking of the waters ol the riV'
srs in the southern and southwestern states,
which renders it Of inestimablS value to those
who reside or travslin those sections OF the
countTy.
NIB To SECURE Ihr public against deception,
tho external label ol each bottle Is secured By e
eopv right, which was entered (aesording to act
oI Couvressl IL the Northem Dis'fiet ot,NeW
Yosk, on the 9th day of NOvembsr, Ammo DOmi'
nj, 1910. m .E .tt.-s
A fac simile Of the proprisior's signature
will he found TN the outer label Of each bottle,
II genuine. Prize 81 cts.
nor SALE BY D. }. Steward, w. 2. Mack
lem. GeorgetOwn--Palmer & CampbeA and
Ridoway &Crsdit, RiPlsy--.aeklen = Lamb
aberdeen,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-07-30

Of James Scott, Dec'd Petition.
ie vs.. 51s aget
John Scott, g. others ra
THE Petitioner Adm'T flames Scott
Il decd on the 20th Of April 1874, filed
ir the Clerks Office of.this Court ais pes
liliOn which represents that said james
Scott at the time Of his decease was seiz-
ed in fse simple Of a certain tract Ofasnd
in Brown county Ohio, and bounded and
dercribed as follows: Part Of an SOOacfe
suIvey patented TO Bibb- Beginning 6t a
sORarfrse beech aud walnut thence $50
w. l26 poles to stone inMeffurd's line,
N. 40 l-2 w. 1854 pOlesto a stone in
William Scnfts line, thence with said
line N SOC 80 poles to a siaks in Brook
line, corner toWiIliam Sent, thence with
the original line 8. so, E. 100 poles ia
the beginning, Z Oniaining 81 acres roOd
and IA poles. Thatasaid decedants es-
tate aher exhanstihg the funds that have
come into the hands Of petitioner is still
in debt. That John Scult + Isaac Scott
are the only Children g. heirs, and that
said John 81 Isaac are minors & theiI
Guardian is without the jurisdiction Ol
this court, thai said Guardian has rented
said land for the present year, for en-
amount sufficient to pay the debts OF the
estate. Petitioner prays that said Guar'
A dian may be directed TO pay over the
I renls & profits arising from said real ss.
tate. or that the land be sold and such
other proceedings had IS are authorized
By law.
james Scott
/, June 2Srh, 1874. .
; HAMRR g. JOHNSTON Sol's for Pstr's
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STATE OF OHIO.
RRnwN CnnNTY Con-. PLEAs.


JameV 8. Harrison a. H-
Eliza s.. Harrison bis wife PARTON
485 $3.50 aV0 Vs. FL hGl .aa.H
James e. Anderson and Sarah w. AR-
deFson bis wife, Willism X. Strange,
frances F. Strange, Frances V. Hey
liz and John H. Thompson and Ruth
Thompson his wife.
NNtl G aboVenamed defendants will take
- notice that on the 10Th day of June
1874 the petitioners filed in the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Blown county Ohio
their petition praying that dover may b
assigned 10 Rath Thompson, late widow
Of John Strange deed. aud that pafliliOI
may be made between the demand
ants and the defendants according ia III,
respective lnieresiSin the following dc
scVibed tract of land in Brown COUNT
State Of Ohio, on the waters Of White
OAK eFsek: Beginning At four maple
on the old Newmarket road thence north
! Sc degrees west. 0 poles to Two dog
woods aud elm, thence south "a degree
west ITO poles to three naples, thence
south Sc degrees east S3 poles 70 a gun
aud dogwood, thence north 33 degree'
east ia poles 10 the Beginning: con
tanning sixty four acres and eighty ioH
i poles, pa5t Of Bennett Tompkins surve.
4 Of 1000 acres No. 1856 g. that apPlica
ton will be mdds at the NEXT term .
said Court for writ Of partition. a'' ".s
4 By 6. W. KENO AIRY. 70
! 5p is'ass8 petitioners.
...ah rfaAA niME lGt@
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sHERlRF sALE.

BY virtue lof writ Of VenditOni Expo.
mas TO me directed by the court Of Com
mon pleas Of Brown county Ohio, ] will
offer for sale at the house olVincsnCra
10 Pleasant tOwnship on the 9th day OF
August 1874, between 10 and 4 O'Clock
on said day the following goods and chat
tlealo wit: Two wagons, one black
horse, one cray horse, one bay horse. &
one bay mare. To be sold as the prop
erty ofiVincsnt Crsbb at the suit Of the
State Of Ohio for the use Of The fund
Commissioners Of Brown county.
Sheriffs Office, July 80. 1874.
WM. SHIELDS, Sh'f B. CO.
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Farm for sale.

A first rate farm for sale on the waters 6f
n Straight creek, 4 miles from the Ohio river,
and three miles from Georgetown, containing
2U9 acres, about I20 acres cleared, the balance
we'll timbersd with black walnut, blue ash and
black ash; good improvements and fruit Of III
kindS. The farm is well watorsd with a good
we'll and spring in every field =, Or will sell
SO acres ofths said tact, or exchange for a
smaller tract OF the same quality Ufland, by pay
ing me tho difference. Inquire Of the subscri.
WILLIAM LLOYD.
July %, ls44.--f
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LATE FROM MExICO-INyAsloN
OF TEXAS

. 10Y e HTHff1trfsa
~ The us. ship Vincennes, ,Cspiain r.
Bhchahsn, arrived at Pensacola on The 9TH
inst. from cruise on the coast Of Texas
snd MexicO, She IS said 10. haYs brought
important dispatches from Commodore
Conner, commander IN chief Of the.honle
squadron and Mr.. Green, our Charge
d,Atfaires Al Mexico. which we're immedi-
at0ly forwarded u Washington By mail.
The V.sailed from VeFs Cruz on The 25tb
June, and leli at snchor of that port the
y, S.frigate Potomac, Capt. Newall (Asg'
ship oflbe home squadron,) and tho U.
8 brig somegs, ComdF. Gerry, also the
U. 8 revenue cutter Woodbury., Captain
Foster. fs af '-at
The Mexican Congress have refused
to grant Santa Anna the additional thirty
thousand men aud four millions Of doIlars
which he required for The invasion Of
Texas Mexico, it is stated, has now a
force OF thirty six thousand men. Con-
gTess has inlimated TO the President that
he can fake from this body The number
asked or, provided, be calls into active
service a corresponding number Of the
''nsrionaI militia" and that il will allow
him one million Of dollars if he can raise
that Amount Of money without foreign
loan. This propagation does not suit the
views Of Santa Anna, and unless be can
carry oui his original plan, the invasion
OF Texas, q is thought, win be abandon.
ed+-ai lest for The preseOt. HgaGg
The Mexican Government had not
paidt he May inslalment Of The indemni.
" due The United States. Il amounts TO
,Sl40,OO0
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SHERIFF SALE.

By virtue ola writ Of VenditiOni ex.
ponas to me directed from the court oil
CO rnmon pleas Of Brown County Ohio, j
will offer fer sale at the house, Of Joseph
Brow CT in Pike Township Brown county
on Saturday the 10Th day of Aug. ls44
between ten and four o'clock on said
day, the following property 10 wit: one
Sorrel mare. To bsssOld IS the property
Of Isaiah Wells, at the suii Of Thomas E
McLan. -
WIN. SHIELDS. shift B. CO.
Sheri(Fs Office July 10th, 1874.
ra BY VIM. DOwDNEY, dep.
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SHERIFF. SALE.

NY Firius Of writ Off. "a. ct 10. ls,
LILO pe directed By the court OfCom-
mon Pleas OF Brown county OH.
viii odsr for ssle ia thSioWh Of Ripley
on tho 18th day Of AueosI, 1874, be.
tween ten and o'clock on said day, The
following property TO wit; One steam
engine end boiler. TO DO sold Ss the
property Of Wm. X. BHn al the suit OI
ThOfas @. Gaylord g. cn. i.l 81 -
Sherifs Office July 80, 1914.
z Wm. SHIELDS, SlI'G B. @. O.