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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-03-26

pbens, thence with line Of said dSlepbens
south, 80 l~2 east, In Gll 62 poles
TO a wbiteOak, another corner Of said Ste.
.Phens, thence south. ~ wssi, Tun st 30
poles, 10 al 81 poles To a stake and
WhiieOak, thence south 50 10 east, 100
poles 10 two gums growing together sl
The root corner 10 Vim. Thompson
thence south l.2 WeSi, run ct ll3 poles
10 all ll6 poles 10 a stake on iFm. Sur
rvs line, thence with said line south, 90
west, crossing several drSins 1856 poles To
beech and whiieOak aEoiher corneT Of
said survey, thence with a line Of said
Pool north, l.2 degreod west, drain at 10
poles, in all lit poles 10 a slone another
OF said Pools corners, thence north, 90
west, with Pools line run at % poles,
county line at 80 poles auotber run al 60
N all 64POles 10 tha beginning containing
l76 acres 0 rOOds and IS poles. Order.
ed TO be sold as the real estate Of Vincent
Applegate at the suit Of The State of
Ohio. Valued at SlO.per acre.
ALSO
The following tract Of land living on
the waters Of the lite west fork Of Eagle
creek 10 Brown county Ohio, containing
one hundred acres part Of Thomas Foxes
survey OF 1000 acres No 700. Beginning
at a dOgWood and tWusugarlrees, corner
10 Jackemiah Allen, thence north 1850
poles 70 hickory and ash and whiieoak
aud walnut, thence east with Samuel
PickeFeiPs line 100 poles to three beech
es, theKce south with the line of George
Berry 100 poles to two poplars and dog
wood, thence west l02 poles to the be
ginning. Also, another tract containing
204 acres in Thomas Foxes 1000 acrl
survey No. 700. Beginning al su
gariFee dogwOod and ash, corner 10 Johr
Wright and Joseph Jones' land, thence
west 25 l.2 poles to an ash and twt
beeches, thence north l29 poles 10 I
stake. beech aud ash in The line Of Sam
ueI Pickerell's land. thence east 26pole.
TO a,dOgwoOd and beech, thence south
IS west, 100 poles TO the beginning
To be sold as the real estate Of David
Kendall at the suit Of John HoWland vs.
Kendall et.al. Valued at $40 90 per a
ere.
WM SHIELDS Shift B. C. o.
Sheriff's office March IL, 1874.
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TnWNSHIp EI EIRcTION


We are requested to announce JosEIH
NJ HARMAE as candidate for Consla-
bic Of Pleasant township sttbs spprOach-
ing electiOn.
Mr. Palmer: You will please announce
A.P. KrLPArRIcK as Candidate Tor
Justice Ofthe peace for Pleasant Towns
ship and Oblige, MANY vOrBR'.
Mr.. Palmer, Please snounce JOSHUA
HODKINs as Candidate fer constable q
Pleasant TOwDship,and Oblige
MANY worms,
Mr.. Palmer: Please announce the
name Of JOHN t. SMILEY as a candidate
for the Office Of Constable Of Pleasant
Township at the ensuing election, aud
obHge MANY WORMS.
Mr. Palmer, You will please to insert
the name OF WILMAM Ellis ss candi-
date for Constable of Pleasant township
at the ensuing election and Oblige
MANY VOTERS.
We are requested to announce B. T.
GLAZE as a candidate for Constable Of
Pleasant township. .
Mr.. Palmer: Please insert the name
Of WILLIAH DowDNEY as a candidate for
COnslable,and ObliEe him.Ssf no one else.
We requested 10 announce Will
IAN M. DIXON as candidate for Consta.
hls of Pleasant township,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-03-26

GENERAL JAcKsoN.-From a letter re
ceived at Washington, from General Jack.
son, the following extracts are published
in the Globe, - %
s'Itp am 10 Judge from. my present af-
fiction, cannot be here at the next Con.
gress. | must, long before, he in the
tomb prepared for me; but / am in the
hands Of just and wise Providence
When He makes the call, ! am prepared
with due humility,iO submit to bis will
lie has long spared me through long and
variegated life. How much longer an
to be here, He knows, and On;yHe."
"l feel truly grateful to the people al
we'll IS 10 Congress for this acuoijustict
lrefunding the fnel to me in m! decli-
ming geaFs."
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Perpetuating Testimony.

Jacob Fox, Joha A. Miller, Richard Holden,
Ann Bamber, Patrick Fi,zps trick, James Mil
lard, Obed Bumham, Alpheus Whites heirs,
Martin Miller, Lewis Miller, Charles sniiler,
John Miller, VIM. Walker, John Purcell, and
all others that may consider themselves inter
ested,
VATILL take notice, thafl shall attend ut
w my residence in Perry township county Of
Brown & State Of Ohio, on the l4th day Of
May next at 10 O'Clock A. N. on said day with
A. Sallee, the surveyor Of said county, and
shall proceed T. survey the tIact Of land on
which l now reside. and which also Gdjoins your
lands, for the purpose of perpetuating tsstimO-
ny relative to the corners thereof: that the same
may be pc petuated by setting stones where
said corners are decayed or decayng. Depo.
sitons, if necessary, will be taken to prove any
of L.of said corners. Said land being part Of
a survey of 23O0 acres made in the name Ol
VIM. Payne by No. 20l7, and part ofa survey
of I'LL acres made in the name 81 John Lytle
by No. 46o6, aaid surveys being in the county
and State aforesaid & OH the waters Ofthe East
FSrk Of the Little Miami river. We shall ad
loutn from time to time, as circumstances may
require, untilth the same is completed, you can
attend, If you think proper.
March 26th, ,l644.-6w.
I # THOMAS C. BAMBER.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-03-26

COURT OF Com. PLEAS.
James Woods and John Wilson,
AdmiuistFators of John Jackson, Petition to
decd vs.. sell land.
Sarah Wilson and others.
To Lemuel Rounds aad EIizlbsth Rounds his
wife, JamsR Winder and Catherine Winder
his wife.
V|OU are informed that, on this day. the a.
IL bove petitioners filed their pc tition in said
oourt, the object and prayer of which is,to obtain
an order at the next term of said court for the
appraisement and sale of the following real es-
tate, to wit: Lot No. l0sin Feesburg said
county, and strip Of ground adjoining thereto
decided 81 John Wilson and wife TO said John
Jackson, deed.
JAMES WooDs,(
JcHN WILSON, Petitioners
Ia Admr's. of John jackson, Decd.
Feb'y 9th. 16l4.-4w D. G. DEvoRE. SOpr
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I Notice.
$l6 20

.yWVtIE partnership heretofore existing
between john d. Evans and Oliver
p Evans. under the firm Of J. D. Evans
g. Son, Is this day dissolved BY mutual
consent. The business hereafter will
IS conducted under The firm of j. D. E.
ems g. o. r. Evans. All those who
ass owing the late firm Of ]. D. Evans &
Son. and all those who have claims a.
suinat the same, are notified tha. the new
arm oe G. ID, g. o. P. Evans are bound
10 bay all claims against the late firm
and authorized TO collect all claims due
the sans. JOHN D. EVANS. !.
o. r EVANS.
March 20. le44-
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-03-26
STATE OF OHIO, BROWN COUNTY,
COurt Of cOnmO6 Pleas. PIiss;;,;;,.,-

N'Ol0i'0n@0' F''''' Plis.IiI.ifsu
May Jane JOnes, By her 6e1i FisnA
.asnd Guardian Edward Mcdaniel,
W.
Sally Ann Jones, Disps Jones, LOuisa
Jones, Andrew Jackson Jones, Dsbos
Tab Jones, ROSnna Jones, Nssey Jonss
and Isaac Jones.
SAID Dsiendahls b will take notieethat
a PeIriOn was filed against thea 10 said
court 90 the 9Th day Of January 1874,
and is nov; pending, " herein paFiiiiOu and
assignment Of dover are demanded Of
the following real estate 10 Wit: IN IoIs
Nos. Is, 81, lis and l73 10 tie town. o.
Aberdeen SAID eOUntys sBd slso of q Iot
lying in said town bstWeen lots Nos. 10
and l49-S0d that at de next tenn NJ
said Court application will be- made
the Petitioner for an order that dover
be assigned and PARTITION made Of sid
premises. MAH1 JANE JoNEs, By ksg
next Friend dc. EDWARD McDANIEl.
DAVID g. DEVoRE, Atty.
Jan. 9th, 1874.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-03-26

Cosr or CHARGEFoR THE Bro GUN"
II is stated that The amount OF pow der
used for charge, in loading the gun Of
the steamer Princeton with a ball, was
thirtysfve pounds; ihe charge used when
the gun buxlsd, was lnt twenty FIVE pounds
The actual weight 81 the bali is said 10
be two hundred and thirty pounds
35 lbs. cannon powder, at 90 cents per
pound, 81 OO
$50 lbs, iron ball, al 4 cts. per
pound, o OC
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-03-26

How TO GER RIcH.-For The guidan-
ce Of That very linn tied class Of the
American community who desire to get
rich, the Journal fCommerce lays down
seven rules, each Of which il cloquently
epforces. We only give the rules, which
will be as much as our rea lers requN
ire
Be industrious.
Be economical.
Stick 10 your own business.
4 Never take great hazards.
Don't be II chuFry to get rich.
Never do business for the sake Of do
ing it and being counted great merch
ant.
Do not love money extravsganily.
II, aitersthi any Of our readers re-
q main poor, they win please TO re menbeI
that is no fault OFours; we have told them
how 10 "dO the trick"
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Brown Common Pleas.

Elizabeth Bohrer,
VS..
GeoIge II Bohrer's Petition for Dover.
heirss
~ odfSeI Bohrer, Ruth Bohrer, and Elisab0lh J.
OEBohrer VIII take notice that a petition was
filed against .hem on the 4th day cf March ls44,
in the COurtOf Common Pleas by Elizabeth
Bohrer and is now pending, wherein the said
Elizabeth Bohrer demands assignment of Dow
er in the following real estate to wit; I46 a
cres Of land ia survey number twenty four hun
dred and fosty eight mo. 244S) entered & sur
veyed In the name of Ballard Smith; Also us
acres of land IN survey number ten hundred and
twenty FIVE, (No. 1925 entered and surveyed in
the name Of Nathan iel Fox; Also 63 acres al
land in survey number sixty FIVE hundred and
fly nins No. $685., srtered and surveyed in
the name of Francis Preston and that at the
next term ofsaid court application will be made
by tho said petitioner for an order that Dover
may be assigned in said premises.
ELIZABETH BoHRER.
March 4th, ls44.
HAMER g. JOHNsTON Soils. for Pet'r,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-03-26
Notice.

AT my instance, an attachment was
Hthis day issued by David Ferrier esq
a Justice Of the Peace OF Pleasant towD-
ship Brown county Ohio, against the
property and effects Of Nathaniel Fos-
ter non resident Of said county.
SAMUEL FOSTER.
Feh'y. 10Th. 1914.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-03-26
BROWN Co. COM. PLEAS.

BROWN Co. COM. PLEAS.
Andrew Nevin
ys. Partition.
Jesse PettSjohn8
Elizabeth Frazier. le...
HE ii remembered that on the 27tl
day Of December ls43, the Petition
er filed bis petition in the above case
setting forth that he is seized in fee al
tenant u common with Jesse PettUohT
OF the following tract Of land containing
SO acres in Brown county Ohio. Begin
ming at three small white oaks, thence
south, 65 degrees west, 1853 poles to two
hickories, ash and white oak, ,thence south
25 degrees east, IS poles TO an ash. Su,
.aar s. dogwood, thence north, % oe.
erses east, 63 & 2-lO poles loa walnut
and stone, thence south 25 degrees ess''
996,, 8. 10 poles to two sugar trees,'hence
north 25 degrees west, lit poles TO the
Ibeoinning, part Of Eptry made IN The
name of Bowen and Mitchell No. 1913,
and that Elizabeth Frazier, widow Of Will
lam A. Frazier, decd is entitled toDow
Or in The undivided half thereof. The
Defendenls are notified that application
YiII be made at the next Term Of said
Court BY the Petitioner for an order thai
Dower be set off TO said Elizabeth in the
undivided half Of said tract Of land, ant
that Partition of said premises be ,mOdi
Il tho patitionaIg and Lessee pettv
John according to law andrhe prayer .
said Petition. ANDREW NEvIN, by
6. w. KiNG, his Atty.
FeErdsfy 9Th, ls44.
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''n;i q. o'''i'' shn.n,.

TIIT9 y UIVT1os ~ - -
Al those interested, will take notice,
shAla wril Il a,lachmen in the above
esres haa this day been taken out tom
81 G Gallup Justice o( the peace n
= a4d e. Lewis iownship Brown County,
Ohio against The goods ehatlles, rights
egedila. moneys md effects Of Mark w
Morse 81 ding debior
n 1knKs CoLSINs.
Z nIth ls
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-03-26

SANDS's sARsAPARILEA.'
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERIfA
NENT CURE OF ALL DISEA0
ES ARISING FROM AN IN.
PURE STATE OF THE
BLOOD, OR HABIT
OF THE SYS. .
TEN,
NAMELY:
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Brown County, Ohio.
COURT or Con-. PLEAS.

HAMER g. JOHNSTON Soils. for Pc
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-03-26

We are requested to announce B. T
GLAZE as a candidate for Constable o.
Plesan, township. =
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-03-26

A tract Of land being in the counties
Of Brown and Clermont aud on the wa.
ters Of Clover lick creek bounded and de.
scribed as follows: Beginning at a
beech hickory and poplar stump and in
the line Of Benjamin Pools land and cor
ner 10 Josiah Adams, thence north !
easl, crossing run at Al poles in all lO9i
poles to stone corner to David Long
Ith6nco with said LODg'sliue south S9'
/ east crossing The county line at "a poles,
branch at 80 an So poles, in all 59 poles
to.a stone, another corner Of said Long
thence south, west, run at 10 Poies 10
Ion IS poles to & stone, cor"st t0 DC
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-04

VA ~ WILL YoG DELAYi-An1 : Ne,
w ila "si, unar4lihF weather ~ AMI !
q 90 n year sffift8. thar Is r.flain u cam
Won 70 aa "a tneig af vel Has net eRoefi9ner
taught 14i has n1t urular pfoofs coax3nr,{
80 ihat t9Hsaupilaa : certain death ~ slj
Nh"h g may encounter ~hen LEFT unul ,sts
ptfotf
THIN WHY WILL YOU DELAY
Procuring remedy IN dHe season. aud ,rt,s,
The progress Of that feli desHnYerl A 80
winch snhn terminates IN Coughing vk.,.t.
soreness u the Threat snd inflammation az IN
hHr1s Membrane 81 the rfonehi !. ptes,,,.S
and the Lungs fendeTes open ~ gi,esse IT,.
persons suffer iheinrclves 10 nforrastinste $50
drath looks ia AZ tisir eeo-. when vii lie, -,
"a IL concerned about Their health. vim !, I'll
probability iiis TOO late. May all Who hays
cold take timely warning and Get ID Of n a.
soon a. possible. " -
Df Dunc7h.s EN9eeiorani Reme8r stand.
before the public, tested iv lhousanss ans s.sis
nsed ~ almost every fam u ihroushont lie i n
i,rcn, States Tor diseases II NV ="
THE CHEST AND LUNGS
The vast amount ell ~ tEis civ. aud tb.,,.
80 many PERSONS who CONE baek and ot,... ~
by The sa dor on battles. is suriel.nt eVsS.,r.
OF is wonderful efficacy ''1e''''
eali npon d & K Il MARSH.
wheeling
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-Er GE-A-EElE--Z

/ WHY Do Nou pro .RAsTlNATf 20
/ W Ypu not aasfe ffef Colds srf co.'s -
he first sesfs Il Corsen.f87r ~ E.
+ lions If he numsa FsmsiF arc falifg
is'fhrif fnsadfans YisfaiteBs1 Aeo hffrt
a"ssed as ~afk 81 q soieiien ~ FAM
afpnna fnni 4 hen a hN eill sph neg
fifsi anrffiHs msnsier leoHsh aud colo
softer the senefAfIre sesNsef ruimonnls
sumption - hnf tsf fafHl n feses be 81
fAsfem- dslaF from tffHr 90 time igffs'fI
aprofinaltf II gfofprfE he Neffehi
lhaf Mtli 10 nrs iaffiY hfftfi She eafiB pfe.
= e "a sfafe. and finally ssad ~ ffnu
'fsitm Remember ihih - 10 b. STAINED
on niNcANs Fxrfc roRANr RfN
/ medicine that has saved and pfei4ns
lefs = ihaufarts r. ~efs afaeied
can.plasnts ftsffd a. the ola ats al fetp
Rcar the wonf,ffal sufes reformed b.
met sirr, aad tie inrumeFahle Reenmnr
tions ard erfiifirafrs Forwarded ffom al. g..
II The tnlied Sisies Thts alone srfae
rreafoi 1a astonishing sftues We e.
The iasi number Of Tie Cincinnati San lha.
3at3s II
ON THOUSAND PERMANENT Crnfs
has hen perfarmed n thar el'y and
wilhin the ATE tesf Til. following MS
sed by the last msl'i
Ffnrfanatf. u. haieh As. l.i..
nr Duncan-Dssr Sh-iieasfh. tie Ef.a.H
hessing--Bh. bHt eleven months age, & .
lmruriani comfort aas far distan from
a
spFnR, which settled urn mY lungs, aa
length fendefed my hsaiih 50 delicate itat
physician lost all hoges IF = recovery. l. -
pfceaueus situation ! Temainei foF ssatA
months. without 0hiaining any relief. q ne
ssue TN vas us NJ al ihe medicines ii'ai .
sRs "a the rover - my physieian 20 ohis
but IL 10 effect. Ny father happrnrd 10 2 r 8
, Publication 81 snHr valuable IApefiof
remedy snd immeiiafsiT procured three bet r
tot ne commenced ssiHg IaH medicine
The 20 daY Of last November, aat confined
use for &c weeks; the afst bottle gave fne 81
- -. and ennsed co sidefable disehaFFs
. hich weed phrem aud matter. Amer la y.
To - sond bottle The risebafss became 80 ~
hat | ~As siafmed hut having 50 much cen.
lienfe ~ the medicine. | confirmed ifs 80.
ani4l II entirely renewed eyerf symptom
ia ease from my lungs. ] en- now enjoy
perfect heai'h. snd feel ever grateful TO you -
. public hnuefacfQf.
io1fs. with gratitude sad thanks
MARY PRERtF
Having been uclpsintrd with Mrs Prebe
several Yeats and knowing her delicate sin
ii1n, feel ~ hesaaiion ~ endorsing he abo -
sering hes nos as usnAl in our meetings., 2 20.
ping taai others lahofins under sfil'eions Q i.'
ungs mar restore them selves by the medic
Sd MCDOWELL.
oi the Methodist Society. Cincinnati.
4 ff-sh supply OF Dnacan's EKpcctorsui
Remedy Just received a. The store OF
aoy q IBNR MARSH. Wheeling
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VII @l'e'fhrn having sutoLased he I'm
b hLR ARD so MIN street near ile Bfllss.
'.iaf'Y oeoape1 tY Mclean a Rec. fe.pefi6,l,
urn Tie nohis ihat ne, are preparsi AZ sl t,m..
10 'afa,'s all 1inss q PM LUMBER On the most
arafahle terms iof each
NH's he'd 'o h's yard is On excellent tlsn.ny ma.
me winch WI be Constantly supplied with ,s,.
s''''aF 'eesHsr baariiAg 1sil,ar g. Na.sh 4, N
sn'a - cash. as ln~ a. 81 ANY piace "a HE We..
i'ii'ls Al ofden ihankisis fceetxed AMI
promptly attended TO l. : ROoraCo
Wheeling. August ll-if
ash'nrtan EAam ner copy to amount If ,,,,, Al,
VIM. a e-lat.e Tlrn. ~
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DEAFNESS Cured,

COMPOUND kRkOsOrE ACOUSTIC OIL
NOR the cntr a. DEAFNESS. pans. an -
discharge n maii~f irnm he ears - all ih.-e
iissg,esabe noises like the huzzing Of issec'.
ailsns Of @.ier. whining II steam. A.. &c. who
re .ymp'ons Of approaching deafsss. sni ALL
generally attendant ~ilA she dsseas. POI sale ~
DR. CRuNBACKER. No ~. Man 81.
s.,le Agent
This medicine "a kishly feoommenisi. sna M
mefoaas certificates are gwen. by very nespse'aoi'
persons. the many Astonishing cures ah'rh Il hs'
aefformsi mar -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-04

a GENERAL a.slfitn .tii u nais.. Paiss. and
q a.. sell. .e,,,,.s, ,.i,,,L ato
~ NIt'aa, va 'a''''
90 NHhA eiiif'
-, - -.
- -. .,,s...o.,
sG-...,. IN r.5.,7 ...I SfeH.r
Al..,,,..s. / l,5,,4 t.ree, s..i Wv
a.. .-al.H..4
$3.50. .j.z,...,.a.
.4..=z4 ....
III a.ft. 4taip
N4t#Na ''s'A ~" NM -. "i s"eeugr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-04

Ar IHE CRY CANH STDREe
l.. LlN ID has day. fraday. November an
Ia 1879 gu
= pieces sarer Fancy Nelseis. for Iadie, dresses.
~ DO Alpaca Lusir-s uil ealor.:
! do do do Silk Chais.
ia super rfas,.hlrfed. e tcsaef.l ,,.5,I..
do Leaaha Cloita nsW article t.., ..l,... -.
80 sap fienfh Mcriuee.:
a7 T"il'ed Alpaca, a new auir'e.
as, --Seme very reh emhroHlored. Thihe,
MeHno, Brocha and other shauas. c,l'd Fringe. 4,
"'" \ lOWTHER 4 ROOM
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= NEW ARRIVAL OF bEsiRABIr COon.

: -" HN'''' 'fI@Uf uf-sIKABI.t GOODS
HAVE received a further supply Of .l..,f.l.i.
eo'ds, among ~h,ch arc ssrne .as., -,
e'o'l's S"J f~'lled ets'geable Alpaea citrus
a new AMI beautiful anic!c. 's
ALSO -
1ensins blu" Blael Alpara Cloths.
fiaid ! atnel snd snld rlad "a, children.
and sopef black Thsbci Shs~l.;
"a black Cashmere AMI Lana wool do;
's" p super bfoesse Ginshsfn.. yer, rre,,.
" L Sally.
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4 MERIcAx HARDWARE Avn

\ 't ILtR1 THE subscriber hh. i,,.l -
/ 90 Itch sa'pply 81 HARDWARE 4 CUTLERY
.a' hfsf - "Aich is American munafaciuta "a 49,,
tn'ed ptces ani o. equal quality am lbg Les,
'.'s .'.' maaai-c.ufe Th1se Who are aesu,,s,.9
NIB ne pfees Of HaHAafe - ID please can an -
'' ia,'eal ofefanon OF Whai IL called by some
ne .'.e hsh iar'il on The following arife.. IA n.
sgtricaH - -
MIL SAWS Cross .r,-rS,,ve
PITT DO nam
WEB Dc -. H.. -
'eti a"'es Shoe Knives Laphes Cand esiiels
huies' ~ r. siuares, Plane Bus Caisels
Screw drivers, Compassos, Aneur.. G u,sie,s nm.
Ates foi Adze., HaIehets. Brn.he. g. ,,.,e,,a.
N'.'' large lot Of scyihos. s,ekles. scyihe Riae,
e"' s'ohes sAML NEEL
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u, HN1NG GooDs-Super Blsct
~ n French isPefists B eihaziIes. Moesei,n a.
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