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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-11-29

! The PUzzLL OF TRUTH.-Truth is by no
means so highly looked up to on this side
/ Of the globe as it is on the other. For in>
stance5 when it was reported TO the Emperor
tina: her Britannia majesly's Plenipotentiary
had publicly stated his intention of proceed.
ing to the north with the army, his Imperial
Majesty set it down as positively certain
that we were all about to decamp home; re-
marking, sagely enough, as he thou ht, that
the very ACT of cur making no secret of our
intention of proceeding to the north was a
sure sign that we intended to take the op-
poslte course.
Whether we PLAY or labor, O
sleep, or dance, or study, the sun postetl
: and tie sands Iun. 10 all the actions tina
2 man performs, some part of his life pass
/ eth. We die with doing that for which on
: our sliding life was granted. Nay, thong
we do nothing, time keeps his constant pace
} aud flies as fast in idleness as IN employ
e ment. An hour Of vice is as long as an hou
d of virtue; but the difference which follow
If upon good actions is infinite from that of /
!. ones.-The good though it dimlnishes OIL
time here, yet t lays up a pleasure for etc
Is nitv and will recOmpence what It taket
lie away with plentiful return at last. ' he
rs we trade with virtue, we do but buy pie
ID sure with expense of time as an exchang
:. Time is a ship which never anchors; viii
d am abroad / had better do those thin!
= that may advantage my landing. than pra
" tice such as shall cause my commitme
en- when come to the shore.
JUSTICE AND FRIENns.-I'he man W
suffers himself to be compelled to do JUST
~ 70 others, will sometime or another, ha
10 to COMPEL others TO do justice to him; a
he who has abandoned his friends in til
on of need, will surely have to lament th
loss when he has TO struggle with enemi
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-11-29
MENrAB CuIrIv TIoN.-What stubbine,

MENTAB CULTIv TIoN.-What siubbing,
plOug hing, digging, and narrowing IS to land,
thinking, It tlecung, and examining is to
the mind. Each has It's proper culture; and
as the land that is suffered to lie waste and
wild for a long time will be oveIspread with
brusnwoo brambes, thorns, and such veg
etables, which have neither use nor beauty,
so there will not fail to spout up in the ne
elected MIND great number of preiudices
and absurd opinions, which owe their origin
partly to the soil itself, the passions and i'm.
perfectons Of the mind of man, and partly
/ 10 those seeds which chance to be scattered
I in 1t by every wind Of doctrine which the
cunning of statesmen, the singularity o
Ipedahts, and the superstition of fools shall
raise Be kelley.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-11-29
Confessional Advertisements.
PROBES STONAL.
F. w. QUACKENBOSS.
Attorney and Counsellor
AT LAW.
Yazoo City, Miss.

OONTINUES to practice regularly w
O,he Superior Court of Chancery' H'g'
Cour, Of Errors and Appeals. Circuit CONT
or the United States at Jackson, Superior
Court Of Chancery, and in the Circuit courts
or Y,zoo, Holmes and Carroll counties -
Office in the Insurance building or Jetier-
son Street.
Yazoo CITY, Jan LIST 1910.
, 1844-04-03
From the Pittsburgh Chronicle Of April IL
s MURDER.

a rt fHH "N M0AtOGAAe . Aat. e
Ithas never fallen to our lot TO record Q
deed of more cold blooded atrocity than
took place in our city on this morning q,
about nine o'clock.
A man named Charles Diehl, q painter
by trade, who resided in an alley on sixth
street, in the real Of the Fifth Presbyterian
church, in~stigated by his evil passions,
which 1t is said had been infamed BY the
immoderate use Of Intoxicating drinks for
the last two weeks, although he was not
drunk at the time the act was committed
deliberately killed his wife BY striking hei
on the head with q fiat iron. f~ractnring heI
skull and ~disfguring her head in a most
horrible manner. He also killed one Of hi
children at once aud injured the other tC
such a degree that It's life is in imminent
danger.
He then inflicted a cash in his own throa
with o knife and sat down upon a stool
himself bleeding, and the reeking bodies
Of his wife and children around him. Ii
this situation he was found by the neigh,
bors who called to some person who wa
going by and had him secured. He wal
taken to the Mayors office. his woun,
dressed, and he was committed to Jail 70
a further hearing.
When at the Mayors Office he assigned
to the officer who arrested him Curry tina
Jealousy was the cause of the act, sllsg
ing that his wife had told him that III,
children were not both his children, whicl
enraged him that he resolved to kill then
, 1844-04-03
20 MERCY:
Wednesday, April ad, Isll.
Rotary Steam Engine.

A new day in the application Of steam
10 dawning upon us. Mr.. Royal c., Grant
OF this place, has invented a Rotary En-
CINE by which he 10 enabled to make q
mora direct application Of that most inval.
uabls power, Than has hitherto been made
ey.ny ether Rs!ssn Economy seems row
20 DO The principal object In al new invsn-
tions Of this kind. BY q number Of satis
factory experiments, Mr.. Grant has fully
convinced himself that his engine posses
% advantages, over and above all others,
that must before long bring it into general
use. First, great economy in the original
cost; second, great economy in the room
occupied BY 1t. third, simplicity in ito con-
struction; and lastly, an increase of pow
OF derived from the same quantity Of steam
there being little or no friction to overcome
There Is another advantage in this engine,
whith perhaps is greater than all the 9TH
'ers; tits this-there il but one dead point
in q revolution, which may be entirely
overcome by working the steam twice.
We wish Mr.. Grant great success, and
hope his inventive genius will prove !
blessing TO himself and the world.
, 1844-04-03

e1rGodey's Lady's Book for April has
been received. The proprietor gives the
following further notice 10 artists in rsla.
'ion TO the paintings for which a premium
Of $500 was offcredin the March No.
s:It Il particularly requested that 4 pric,
MAJ. DO affixed ON each picture, sealsdE6f
and sent addressed 70 the ~subscribel.-
These notes will no. be opened until ths
decision has been made. Several oil III,
pictures may possibly be purchased BY Ii,
undersigned. or they viii be placed ia /,
proper place for public inspection, and 70
8tFence may be made to The publisher o.
the Lady's Book ss 70 price.
&. A. Cooley.
, 1844-04-03
SheriH's Sale.

BY virtue Of two wriis Of vend. exs. to
me directed from the court Of common
pleas Of Meigs county, ! viii expose TO
sale a the door Of the court house in Pome-
roy, on the 1Sth day Of April next, be-
tween the hours prescribed BY law the
following described real estate, TO wits
Part Of section I, town 4, and range ~,
beginning at the south east corner Of ia
COB Coudery's farm; thence down Shade
river III rods; thenea north OF rodsi then.
&C. west l7t rods; thence south OF rods u
the place Of beginning. Also SIT acres in
the north westSquArter Of The north east
quarter Of section I, town 4. and fenge Il
running north and eouth the whole length
OF said quarter, and east and west far e.
iAough to make STi acres. Said real es.
tate levied upon as the property Of john
Adams at the suit Of james ChapmBn.fol
the use of VIM. Mccullough.
THO'S SMITH, [, nc.
March ~, istt-nszws. 50
, 1844-04-03
Sheriff''s Sale.

BY virtue OF q writ Of pl. pl. vend. exs.
to me directed from the court Of common
pleas Of Meigs county, l will expose to
sale on the premises Of Theophilus Jacobs
in the township Of Salisbury, on the 18th
instant, at the hour of IL O'Clock on said
day, ons double carding machine, one Q
horse wagon, one 4 horse wagon, two
gray horses, one bay mare, n sorrel horse,
two black horses, one bay horse, three yoke
Of bulls, n yoke Of oxen, two OK carts
and 1000 bushels Of salt. Said property
levied uron as the property of said Jacobs
at the suit of the President, Directors and
Company Of the Bank Of Gallipolis for the
use Of Robert Mitchell.
TH0'S SMITH, 8. NC.
April ;, 1s44.-n23w2. 81 SO
, 1844-04-03

We trust no one hes read so carelsssly
- % understand our special correspondent
At Washington, much less ue. as giving
any couniensnce TO Mr.. walkers estimate
Of votes for The admission az Texas. We
tellage jus. The eontrary-that the annex-
alton cannot receive . majority Of the Sc
Aslss votss-much less the requisite two
shirds. Mr.. Walkers table claims come
for annexation whom we know to be 9th
crwise. Mr. TyIer's hsaly viii not be ap-
proved By this Senale-of that We are con-
kdent.--New York Tribune.
, 1844-04-03

heat unmlnuiAclurel, patm oil, Peruvian
6ask pewter, when old and only fl 10 be
femanufac :uredi platina unmanufaciured.
orss untnanufactnred plastero OF paris un-
ground. ra.:ans and reeds u~nmanufactur-
ed, rhabard, saispetre when crude, sarsa-
Pariiia, shellac, FLYER bullion, silver epau-
l<lse and wings, stones called polishing
asonss, stone called rottcn stone, sumae,
tafssr when crude, %teutensque, mrmeric,
weld, woods OF all kinda when unmanu.
fictufed. not herein enumerated,
ITO be continually
, 1844-04-03
SHERIFFS SAFE.

oI1GxSlIH - OsQEAEs
10y virtue of q writ OF al. vend. sxs.
to me directed from the court o.
common pleas Of Meigs county, ! will ex.
pose to sale at the door Of the courthouse
In Pomeroy, on the 2oth day Of April mex,
ensuing, between the hours prescribed
by law, the following described real estat,
to wit. Commencing at the south cas-
corner Of section 10, town I, and range
IL; thence west 50 rods and 81 links
thence north 100 rods; thence east II
rods; thence north to the line Of John
Stoutfs land; thence east SO rods and 81
links to the section line; thence south on
said line u the place Of beginning, con.
tanning 81 acres more or less.
ALSO
Part Of section Is, town &, and range
IL, in the Ohio company's purchase, b..
ginning Of the. south west corner Of said
section; thence north along said section
line 100 rods; thence east 40 rods; thence
south 100 rods; thence west 40 rods 4
the place Of beginning, containing 40 =
ores more or less.
Said real estate levied upon a. the pro
psrty Of Martin yesterday At the suit 0
James Ralston.
THo'S SMITH, !. n. 6.
March 70. ls44-nelwS. C$S rs
, 1844-04-03

the present generation, but of unborn mil
lionsi And has John Tyler become such
a demented fool as to suppose that the A.
.merican people will surrender the rights
of self government into Ais hands, and al
low him, by . secret treaty. u barter off
their dearest righs~-rhange fundamen-
tally the elements Of their government
embrue us in intermInabIs wars with for
eign countries-adopt the principle Of nni-
versai slavery, and force the treemen OF
the country to sustain il forever! If any
thing could add to the ridicule Of his posi-.
tion, u is the threat which he throws out
against Mr.. Webster. as the reyealer Of the
secret, when It turns out 10 be his own
leaky son Bob, who made the disclosure,
To suppose that the Senate would secretly
sanction such q monstrous proposition
would be to suppose they had caught the
Tyler disease and become as politically in.
sane.--Cncinnati Atlas.
, 1844-04-03

Two DoLLAks per annum ifPaid with
in the year, and TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY
cEnTsi il payment be delayed. until after the
expiration Of the year. Subscriptions for
less than year to DO paid in advance. No
subscription will be discontinued while
the subscriber is in arrears, except at the
option of the editor; and a failure to noti-
fy a discontinuance, at the end Of an On.
gagement, will be considered, In all eases,
4 renewal of the subscription.
ADVERTISEMENTS Of one square (Ia lines
or less,) will be inserted three timesf for ono
dollar, and twenty-five cents for each SUBJ
sequent insertion,
, 1844-04-03
Sherif''s Sale.

10y virus VI q writ Of s. "a. 81 ley. e.
- 10 me directed from the Court OF
Common I1eas Of Meigs county, will
expose 10 public sale al the door of The
court house in Pomeroy, On the 2Sthl day
Of April next, between the hours pre-
scr,bed by law, the following described
lease land, to wit. The west half Of one
acre Of leass land; now owned aRd occu>
pied by Thornton Myers in section 10,
town Z range IL, and situate on the north
west side Of a certain street on the north
west side Of the town Of Graham Station
bounded on The west by the Ohio river,
on the north by Michael VOLTS land, on
the east by land now occupied BY Thos'
Doak, and on the south east BY the street
aforesaid. Levied on a. The property q
said Myers, at the suit Of Joshua Hanna
ct al, surviving partners Of James y
McNay, declared.
THO'S SMITH, .. \.
March - lalz-nsl&E sESy
, 1844-04-03

Yes. lie SECRET! A writer in the
Mad sonian-some n Of John Tyler's
efeatutea- vents ietrib,s threats against
,he person who revealed the secrets con-
sNvnlnE tie Texas treaty. He chargts
~. Mebsles vt;h The offences and .bross
gpp Midllationl
Ap1 lave We some 10 thiall Are the
AwtlleaA peopiesto Do kept d lenopncs
" negotiations which strike 1t their poll.
teai exklShcei 70 our republic 70 be boz
Add cold by Stcfti trektl Are tho PEG.
nls 10 have no yuictin q question, which
ito lAaueEee the desiiniss, NOT only o.
, 1844-04-03

NOTICE is hereby given, that l shall
offer for sale at the door Of the court house
in Pomersy, on the 2sth Of April, between
the hours prescribed by law, 8 acres and
80-l00 of land situated in fractional sec
zion number 26 town 2 Il range II, Ohio
~company's purchase, beginning at the
south west n Of lot number 8; thence
with the line dividing lots Numbered and s,
north IS degrees west 80 poles to a post;
thence north "a degrees east 10 poles and
3 links; thence Sc degrees east 80 poles
and i2 links; thence down the Ohio south
80 degrees, west IL poles and S links to
the place Of beginning. Appraised at rs
dollars.
JOHN CROLL, Adm.
Of John Banks, deceased.
By T. MONTAGUE,
His Attorney. +
March 81, 1~844--n22w5
, 1844-04-03
Sherif's Sale.

my virtue Of wit Of Ps pk. v6nd.
sxs, 70 me directed. from the court
Of common pleas Of Melgs county, viii
expose to sale at the door Of the court
house IN Pomeroy, on the 2sth day of A.
pril next. between the hours prescribed
BY Law, the following described real estate
TO wit: Lot number ass in Pomeroy, for
merly known as lot number ~ in Grant.
Vile, Kerr's Run, Levied upon ae the
property Of Lyman Stacy, at the suit Of
Washington Smith.
THOMAS SMITH, 5. n. c.
March 27,h, 1844--n29wS. s. IS
, 1844-04-03
the use Of Lallance& Cross.
THOS. SMITH, 9. n. 9.
March 81, l~s44.-ns2wb % 90.
MIeigs Common Pleas;
Herman PlumRer, Comp't,l

'~fTE' r'
w.: tsCH4Nc'T'
John .. Giles, pelenaanh ,
IN pursuance o. . necre,al ofder OF the
court q common pleas Of Molgs county,
AZ the NOVEMBER ifrm, At io4I ~ me
above case, WIN g exposed 70 P1ohc SAFE
at ihe docr OF me our mouse, I'm fomercy'
on the THIRTEEN gay OF April next, tne iol-
lowing descrloea 70 wig peg'nnlng
81 RODS east o. me soutn Yves. corner o.
me norm nalt q 'oI y ~ range
! own !, anc seclon az Uhio comPa,
ny: purchase; ihencs cas-, ~ Iods nc
' Inks; lnence no,'h . roas; ,nence eas'
: rodsi .nehce SCUM = roasi .hence cas-
: Ious y nksp ing coineti 'hsnce not.n
: rods 20 me corner; tnence wesI so
Irods on sne norIn lnelo .ne corhefitnenc
seutn evroas 2 INNS; snence east lsa
assfses nolst ~ - lnks; .nsnce souIn
lyt aeeIees easy u roos ~ INKS. ugehce
.pusl Y $3.50 se.s y tvu' Y annAs .
~ p.s'e y ues'n ~ .SRp1ssu y 0o.'
W Y. .s'o ~ .ie av'uw sns ue''
oeo lo', y ~ Dsglnnlns ~ Ious cas-
q Jug sous1 wes. oo'neh VI ios nuM1sr 2,
III ucCuVuf ~, OWA us ouu AuhbC ~, ~
, 1844-04-03
SHERLFrS SALE.

- 49, HLH AZ
BY virtue Of a writ Of vend. sxs. to me
directed from the court Of eompon pleas
Of Meigs county will expose to sale Al
the door Of the court house in Pomeroy,
on the soth day Of April next ensuing, be-
tween the hours prescribed by law, the
following described property, to wit. The
east part Of one acre and one eighth Of an
acre, land being 4 part Of 100 acre otnum-
Der SIS, in section IS, town /, and range
II, and lying south and adjoining the
town Of Sheffield, being that par, of said
lot which lies east Of Alexander H. Muir.
rvs house and south Of lot number 81 in
Sheffield, containing three-fourthS Of an
acre moro or less. Levied upon az the
property Of A. H. Murry at the suit Of ia.
THo'S SMITH, s.M. c.
March ~, l~s44--n22w5 s. so
, 1844-04-03

A PETITION viii DO presented 10 the
Commissioner Of Meigs county At their
next session, praying the estabIishmentofa
county road, commencing about 90 rods
north east Of. the forks Of the road near
John Grants in Rutland township, lead
ing TO Rutland Village; thence the nearest
and best way to the north west corner Of
John Grants land: thence to the bank of
Leading creek near the old residence Of
Asahel Skinner, thence down said creek
to whore . new bridge has lately been Q.
reoted; thence in direction a little west
Of south along a route that has been lately
opened and partly worked, to the south
line Of Livingston Smiths lands ihence
the nearest and best way TO Calvin
Knights house; thence the nearest and
best way to intersect . county road Il
Fred'k TuckermanS. And also to vacats
the old county road leading from Calvin
Knights 10 widow HuhbelPs.
A PETITIONER.
March Is, 1844.-n20w4.
, 1844-04-03

INSOLVENT'S SALE.
NOTICE IS hereby given that | shall
~ offer for sale at tho door of the court
house in Pomeroy, on the 2oth Of April,
betwesn the hours prescribed by law, the
undivided right, title and interest Of Reu-
ben Tubhs IAN insolvsns debtor In and u
100 acres Of land In section So Town 4
and range IS, Ohio c~ompapy's purchase,
subjectto the life estate Of Caroline, wife
of Daniel Tubbs deceasedi appraised q
T. MONTAGUE,
Commissioner Of Insolvsnts
March 47th, 1e<4-n42wE.
, 1844-04-03

For President.
Henry Clay,
Of Kentucky.
For Governor Of Ohio.
Mordecai Barley
n, Of Richland County.
Senatorial Electors

SenGt0rtnt Electors
THOMAS CORWiN, OF Warren;
PETER HITCHCOCK, of Geauga,
Dist Congressional Electors.
l--BELLAMY SroRRR, Of Hamilton;
2-WILLIAM BEBB, Of Butler;
3-AARoN HARLAN, Of Greene;
4-SAMsoN MASON, Of Clark;
5-DAvrD ]. CoREY, Of Henry;
6-JosIAn ScorT, Of Crawford;
7-READER w. CLARKE, Of Clermont;
8-DAvID ADAMS of Rcss;
9-JosyPH OIDs, of Pickaway;
10-DANIIL s. NoRToN, Of Knox;
1l-WAsn. w. CoNKLIN, of Marion;
l2-SAMEL r. HoLcuMB, Of Gallia;
l3-HARIow CHAPLIN, Of Washington;
14-JoHN CRooKs, Of Guernsey;
l5-SAMUEL w. BosTwIcK, Of Harrison
l6-WILLrAM r, SArP, Of Holmes;
17-JoHN w. GILL, Of Jefferson;
l6-CyRUs SPHINX, OF Wayne;
19-JAcoB H, BALDWIN, Of Trumbull;
2O-WILIrAM L. PERKINS, Of Lake;
3l-JoHN FULLER, Of Erie.
, 1844-04-03

in said county of Msigs. Ordered to be
sold As The property Of James W. Rice 1t
the suit Of Thornton Myers, .AdIey Wes-
Yer, ard others.
ALSO.
Attic same time and place, will, in
pursuance OF . further decree Of said court
offer for sale the following real estate, to
wit; the south half of fraction 80 in the
tow nship Of Orange, in said county Of
Melgs, containing 1871 acres, and II 20
acres from off the east side of fraction 80,
and of the same length as the width Of
said south half OF said fraction no. 80, and
Of width sufficient to make said IT 2-3 a.
cres. Ordered to be sold at the suit of 81.
las A. Buruap, vs.. Nathaniel Douglass,
Administrator Of N. Blackmore, deceased,
Mary Blackmore, and others.
ALSO,
At the same time and place, i will, in
pursuance Of . further decree Of said courI
offer for sale the following real estate, te
wit, that portion Of section number "a, ID
Town 4, and range IL, in the Ohio eomra,
ny's purchase, now owned and occupied
by Jesse and Rodney Haley, CONTAINING
lnbout 100 acres more ofsess; also II acrel
in the north west part of fraction numbel
80, in town 4, and range ~; also . 3.4a,
ores in the south side Of section numbei
50, town 4 and range IL; also AZ acre.
in the west end Of fraction number "a
town 4, and range IL, all in the Obi
company's purchase, and now ow ned an,
occupied by said Jesse and Rodney Hal
sey. Ordered to be sold at the suit Of Da
vid Barber, VS.. Jesse Halsey, Rodney Hal
sey, and others.
THo'S IRWIN,
, 1844-04-03

@-We occupy the greater part Of our
reading columns to-day with 4 portion Of
the Tariff Law. We would have been
csntent with publishing extracts from ii,
hui were prevented from fear Of the cry
Of 'Ecrbslsd ssirseis' from our opponents
The conclusion Of the law will be publish,
next week.
, 1844-04-03

We learn that JACOB WYcoTr PrArT
has resigned his situation as Clerk Of the
Court Of Common Pleas. We cannot
say whether this is the result Of aatriks,
in consequence Of a contemplated reduc-
ton Of the fees Of Office. or whether, like
q true philosopher, he IS dIsgusted with
is cares.--Ci Cincinnati; ,aklas.
, 1844-04-03
Capital 100000.

UHE subscriber has been appointed
agent Of the above company for
Sheffield, and it's vicinity, and is prepared
70 insurs property against loss or damage
by FIRE. This company is chartered BY
this state, amenable 10 our laws, and ac-
cessible 10 suit in case Of Disagreement -
to losses, Sc. lis terms are as reasonable
a. those Of any other company.
A. DONNALLY, Agent.
Sheffield, November 18th. I84S-nSt.
, 1844-04-03
MASTER COMMISSIONERS
SALES

NOTICE is hereby given that l will,
~ on the Both day Of April next, in
pursuance OF a decree Of the court Of COM
mon pleas to me directed. offer for sale al
the door Of the court house in the county
Of Meigs, the following real estate, 70 vii:
the west half Of the north west quarter u
section 20, township 5, and range IL, in
said county. Ordered % be sold as the
property Of George Dusky At the sui. Of H,
II. Grow. :
, 1844-04-03
ATTACAMENT.

AT my instance an attachment was THU
day iseued by Harrison Downing. a Jus.
tice of the Peace of Rutland township
Meigs county, against the properly and
effects of James Castor, an a~bsconding
debtor. Dated this Esd Of March 1874.
neaw3' H. PL M
, 1844-04-03
C1A our HOUSE,

STHE subscriber returns his thanks
TO his friends and the public generally for
'ths liberal patronage they have heretofore
extended 10 him, and he hopes to merit .
continuance Of their custom. He has en-
larged his house, and fitted it up in a bet
ter style for the accommodation Of the ira
yelling public. His bills will be low, and
in accordance with the hard times. From
his country customers, as money Is scarce,
he viii take produce at cash prices.
]. p. AUSTIN.
March ~. ls44--nastf.
, 1844-04-03
S2ECIAL MASTER COMMISSION
Frs SALE.

MASTER COMMISSION
Frs SALE.
MEIGs COMMON PLEAS.
Hooking H. Hunter, ct ALL
Assignees Of the Lancaster
Ohio Bank, }In ehancsry.
Howe & co., ct al.
10y virtue Of order Of the court in this
ID case, l will expose 10 public sale al
the door Of the court house in PomeroY,
on tho 18th day of April next, between
IL A. M. and 4P. M. the following de-
scribed real estate situate in the town Of
Pomeroy, to wit. The lot designated on
the plot Of said town az lot no. ~, with the
improvements thereon, to wit: the Shove
factory and machinery, black smith shop,
and S~torshouse.
M. HECKARD,
Special master in chancery.
March 9th, f844-nz2w5.
, 1844-04-03

THE undersigned Is prepared to furnish
collins OF any description on short notice,
and on the most reasonable terms, d his
shop in Pomsroy.
March Is, ls44.-naomS.
, 1844-04-03

Al the same time aud place, l viii, in
Pursuance of q further decres Of said
couIt, offer for sale the following real e.
tate, 10 witt the west hall and the south
east quarter Of the north west quarter Of
section 80, township 5, and range 1s in
said countys- Ordered 10 be sold as the
property ofGeorgs Dusky a. the suit o:
Peter LalIsnce and Lneius Cfosb and 0.
thegot
, 1844-04-03
THO,S IRWIN.

Master commissioner in chancery.
March II, is44--n22w5.
, 1844-04-03

Atlhe same time and place.. l viii. in.
p~ursuance Of a furlher deeree-of said court
offer for sale the following real estate, 70
witt lot twenty nine in the town Of Gra-
ham Station, formerly owned and oecu.
pied BY Nimrcd Borgess. % 4 tavern stand,
, 1844-04-03

TuO'5 nNi NlNy !. y V
March e lalA-sslEk
, 1844-04-03
SHERIFNN SALE.

TH0'S SMITH, s.M. G.
March ~, 1844--n22w5 81 so
, 1844-04-03
I%NSOLVENT'S SALE.

March 81, 1844--n22w5
, 1844-04-03
COLUMBUS INSURANCE COMPANY.

March IS, ls44.-n2OW4.