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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-03-07

GAIT. HARrER,-As the time is drawing nigh when
VIC will be called to elect members the House
Delegates Of Virginia, and the question has of late
been asked again and again, will Mr. FRAZIER suffer
himself TO be run rs. candidate we desire to know
through the medium Of the Spectator of that
whether or not he will be candidate to represent in
part the county Of Augusta in tho Lcgisature?-
him, love and esteem him. AS a legislator and rs q
man. nc stands dcscrvcdly high. In point of intellect
ana of genius few of his age equal, none excel
him. We hope at am early Gay he will respond to this
call and give the people opportunity Of recording
their votes for Of old Augustus most talented sons
MANY VOTERS
Mt Scion, Feb 2Sth 1874
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SIGNS IN THE STATE OF NEW YORK.
we copy the following from the New York
Courier g. Enquirer:
NEW DIRK Town observation-disclosures from
tne middle and western sections Of the State show
that The spirit of the Wings is fully aroused
The town elections exhibit the most astonisbino
results. In Steuben county, at Painted Post the
WING ticket is elected by an average majority of
over one hundred. At Hamburg it is chosen bv
81, and at Bigfats, (Chemung county, last wear
Loco by 40 to 80 the Wing ticket is elected. At
lhornelIsvilie, Howard and Canisteo, all Loco
last year-the Wings have triumphed. AtBinp-
hampton, Broome county, heavier vote was
Poied than cuer before, and the ,Uhole Wing tick
ct was elected by over one hundred majority. In
Chenango, ConkliD. Lisle, Barker, Naniicoke,
ard Colesvile, the Wing tickets have succeeded
6ny largely increased majoIities, and in vestaI
onion, Triangle, Windsor, and others, the Loco
o ,c,o have been for lie first time defeated.
these results are most cheering. They show
mat the people are awake, that the CLAW clubs
are are, at work, that Wing principles are becoming
aai'y oe.,er understood and therefore more popu-
lar, and that the Empire State will give an over.
whelming vote for Henry Clay.
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ia NJ E S Fl. JUREY,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANT
RICHMOND, VIRGIN

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
ofFlCE on Cary Street near the Basin, Ware
" house on Basin Bank
REFERENCES:
"! pe~en ' 8 MS aa%ss'' }New York.
Hleske!ls, Haskins & Co., Philadelphia.
& II S James &, Co.,
Kent, Kendall g. Atwater, Richmond
BT Tinsley Co., Lynchburg.
Abell g. Bib,
Col. John II Jones, charlottesville
w Parish, Esq.
j. May, Esq. Stanton.
John M'Clanahan, ESQ Buchanan.
w Saunders, Esq. Buckingham.
Or. James l. Jones, Gordonsville.
Liberal cash advances on produce in hand
and Merchandise received and forwarded free of
drayage.
Richmond, February 30 Is44--tf
~ The Lexington Gazette, VALLEY Star
anu Rockingham Register, will insert the above
Tor two months and forward bills to this Office.
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. 4 Z II O ~ Q S
.New Patent Improved Double Action Fore
iRp and LifiinD pThpS,

.'eW TateM Improved Double HCiiOn FOrc+
ing and Lifting PUMPS,
A DAPTED TO every purpose for which tile
- common pumps applicable, with the inn
Porant addition of being instantly converted into
an engine that will throw water from 50 10 100
ieet' and forcing through pipe to any required
height. They are so simple in their construction,
that any person of ordinary capacity may repair
thein-.ard so durable seldom to need repairs:
!hs price is much less than any other forcing or
lifting Pump of like capacity. Their compact.
tons, one Of common size NAV be packed In 4
box Is by 20 inches, and inches thick, weigh.
ing only about 35 lbs. The subscriber, living in
ftarrisonburg, has purchased the right of This
Pump for Augusta county, and he Hatters himself
that as soon as materials can be obtained, he will
be able 10 furnish its citizens with Pumps that
cannot be surpassed in this part of the world
JOHN X. PLECHER:
Harrisonburg, Feb. %, 1914.
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Tyler Conrcniion.--A Democratic State Com
veniion OF the friends of Capt. Tyler was held a,
Philadelphia on the a2nd of February. They
recommend National Convention 10 be held in
Baltimore, on the 18th Monday in May, in order
"to place the just claims of President Tyler be-
fore the country
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GMe are authorized to announce JAMES BELL,
esq MS candidate TO represent the County of
10 INC next House Of Delegates Of Virginia.
Tx we are authorized TO announce JOHN G.. Full
S, as candidate to represent the County of Au.
eu s N the next House Of Delegates Of Virginia.
Xy, we are authorized to announce WILLIAM FRA.
A, esq, as candidate TO represent the County Of
Augusta IN the next House Of DELEGATES of Virc;n;.
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M A r. RifnMiMn

On ;, thursday the 2lst Of December, by the Rev
y; -: henscn' Mr. JoHN CARwELL, TO Miss SoPHRoNtA
McCUTcHEN, daughter Mr.. Samuel NcCutcicn
On Thursday the 18th of January by the same. Mr..
joins ARMsTRoNo to Miss MARoAREr W. NcCmEsxgy,
all of this county.
On tho 22d ult., by the same Mr. Ggouop HANGER.
10 Miss MARoARET CorrMAS, ali Of Augusta COUNTY.
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a Washington letter-writer states that rumor
is aiioat in that city, which is daily gaining credit,
that an arrangement will be made by which Mr..
Van Buren, will receive the nomination of the
National Convention. with the UNDERSTANDING
that friend of his will rise and read n letter
from him respectfully declining ii, and that then
the Convention will put Gen'l Cass in nomina-
'lon' who will receive the hearty support of the
whole Party, &c. Nous Terrons.
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ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF SrEALING.-Mr r.
w. pooler, Jr. one Of MIR. Mays seconds in the
late duel near Georgetown, with the unfortunate
young Cochrane, was arrested this morning, at
Barnum's Hotel, where he had been soiourninp
Tor some days, by officers Hays, Zell g. Ridgely
charged on the oath of Mr.. John s. I.utz who is
also boarding at Barnum's, with stealing from
MIN the sum of 5000. The prisoner was convey
ed to the Office of Walton Gray, Esq, in Mercer
street. and, after an inves;igaion,-M H.
Barnum, MIR. Lutz, and Patrick Qun, appearing
as witnesSes,-was sent to Jail to await trial
before Baltimore City Court, which is now in
session. The witnesses, understand, have
already gone before the grand Jury. The money,
on search being made, is said 10 have Been found
IN the prisoners drawers. We iorbenr stating
further particulars at present.
The same unfortunate young man mentioned
above, got into difficulty last night with GEN
tleman OF This city, and inflicted upon him Sc
we're blow upon the head with cane, or some o.
Their heavy instrument, producing cut some two
or three inches in length, and deep enough al
most to lay finger in. For this offence he was
taken 10 the watch house, but was subsequently,
released on security -PatriOt
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BROWN, TAYLOR & TUCKER,
FORMERLY BROWN & TAYLoR,)
COMMISSION MERCHANTS

AND GROCERS
Ludwcll n. Brown,)
Edwin NJ. Taylor, RICHMOND, VA.

Ludwcll H. Brown
Edwin NJ. Taylor : RICHMOND VA
Beverly Tucker.
A TEND particularly TO the purchase and sale
= OF 1obocc0, Flour, and IVheat.
They will keep constantly on hand a general
assortment OF Groceries, TO which they would call
the attention Of Country Merchants and others.
Their Warehouse (being that formerly occupied
by Peyton, Deane and Edwards is near the Ca
nal Basin, one OF the most advantageous locations
in the City.
The united efforts of the members Of the firm
will be used to afford satisfaction to those who
may enirust business TO their care.
Liberal advances or Consignments in hand.
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RROWN g. TAYLOR, of Richmond, have
h'ths day associated with them BEVERLEY
Tucker, Esq.
The style Of the firm will hereafter be BRowY,
Taylor IL Tucker, under which they will con-
duct General Commission and Groc,ru business
Richmond, Feb l5-2m.
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EXTENSIVE AssORrMENr OF
EN- ENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
" I A N o S.
PRoBABLr riis LARGEST IN ANY ONE EsrApLisiI-
MESr NoRTm OR Sourn.

MsNr NoRrm OR Souri,.
IN purchasing so costly an article as Piano
Forte, would IL not be we'll to order it from
one who has been engaged in the business some
or years, has sold, upon trial, to different, per-
sons In virginia and North Carolina near four
hundred instruments, without SELLING n had one.
and who offers to take all the responsibility of
selecting tor you, and to grant you the privilege
OF returning IN case you are not pleased Would
1t not be well to order direct from from the seller
himself IN place Of depending upon an agent,
particularly 1t that agent is to select, for you
thereby lessen the responsibility Of the seller.
whereas u you leave him to himself he is with
out excuse.
Prices vary from $3.50 to GOO.
f.. p. NASH,
bookseller and dealer in Piano Fortes,
Petersburg, Va.
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REFER TO

STORM, DUBois & Co, New York
CALEs Corr, Philadelphia.
LEWIS WEBB, Richmond.
WYATT CARDwELL., Charlotte Com fhousc.
WIN. KINNEY, Stanton, Va.
MAYO CABELL, Nelson Go. Va
~. Judge III ST.. Gro TUCKER, University Va.
Richmond, Feb. 10, lsn.--n
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
To Elias W. Gilmore and Sarah his wifc.
late Sarah L. Bell, Robert Ben, Darid
Bell, and John Smith and .Nancy his rife,
late Nancy l.. Bell:
Whereas the undersigned executors of Samuel
McCune, late of the County of Augusta and State
OF Virginia, decd, have been informed that YOU
claim, as portion of the legal representatives of
Mary Bell decd, your shares of a legacy of G25
under The last will and testament of James Nc
CuDe, dec'd.-tbe said Sam'l McCune bavjuC
been his executor and, whereas, You are not in.
habitants Of this Commonwealth. YOU are hereby
notified that unless you prosecute your claims by
due course of law within six months from the
date hereof, we will close the settlement of our
'estators estate, and be no longer responsible.
FRANKLIN MCUE,
VIM. HAMILTON, { Egor's.
WIN. BASkIN.
Staunton, Feb. %, 1874.
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FRESIl GARDEN SEED, just received and
IL for sale by Dr. T.. BERKELEY.
Also, additional supplies of Drugs and Med-
cnes, including Calomel, RhubaTb. Camphor,
Epson Salts, Quinine, Opium. Exu Rhatamy,
Weirs& Ewen's Plasters, Lunar Caus,ic, (pure,)
Rosin, Mace, Nutmees, Chrome Green, dry and
ground in oil, Tooth Brushes, Hair Brushes, Ma
CAESAR Oil, Bears Oil, &c.
March 7. f. BERKEJEv
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The following gentlemen represented the Coun-
ty of Augusta in the late Wing Convention, ac-
cordine to the list of delegates Published: John
II. Peyton, James Bell, John G. Fulton, WIN.
Frazier, John II. Cooke, DR.. James A. Waddel,
Peter Hanger, Reuben ID. Hill, George Sea-
wright, VIM. Gilkson, jr., VIM. B. Johnson,
Breeze Johnson, David Kerr, DR.. Thomas Mel
son, John S. Galaher, Thomas II. Blair, Geo. N.
Johnson.
II appears that in the Democratic Convention
no one answered from Augusta.
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u OBERT COWAN will receive subscribers to
= the above magnificent work. lie will receive
copies of tho first number In few days, which
the public are requested TO call and examine.
Price 25 cents per No. rFeb. 22-4t.
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:, CGuheJe"s.--SPurous fifty dollar notes on the
Bank of Georgetown, S. c., badly executed are
IN circulation in Charleston.
Counterfeit ten dollar notes on the Planters,
and Mechanics Bank of South Carolina arc in c;y-
culation at Ralerh. n. G..
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TO UN DERTAKERS.

T'HOMAS II. BLACKBURN will receive
sealed proposals until the last Saturday in
this month, for the erection of Lutheran Church
In Staunon, on the lot now occupied by George
ID. Lancaster and Eli Parent. The plan of the
building and other particulars may be ascertained
upon application to Mr.. Blackburn.
THE COMMITTEE.
March I, 1914.
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STATE CONVENTIONS.

The young Wings OF Connecticut held a State
Convention at Hartford on the 22d of February
The number in attendance is esiim ated at ten
thousand. The prize banner was awarded TO the
town Of Bristol. Gov. Morehead of Ky, was
present, and addressed the assembage. Henry
CLAY was declared TO be the unanimous choice
OF the Wings of the State for the Presidency,
and resolutions were adopted in favor Of a Bank,
Tariff and Distribution. The speeches and whole
proceedings bore the true spiri, of 40. The BAN
ners too, were most pquant and excellent in their
mottos and devices. The one from Coebrook,
which has been called "ihe Birthstone corner.''
bore the inscription ''the birthstone corner is on
hre"' The Weathersfield banner, 1.-THE place cell
ebrated for raising onions, had ,he following in
scripiion, which excited much merrilnent: ''Ihe
Weathersfeld Whigs--ike the fruit Of their
soil, they will bring tears in the eyes of the Lo-
cos.''
The Wings Of Massachusetts have also held
State Convention at Boston, in which they re-af.
hrm their former action on the subject of the
Presidential election. They Ie-nominated by a
unanimous vote HENRY Clay for the Presidency
and john DAVIS for the Vice Presidency. Thus
is the Wing fire III h,ing up throughout the land
showing that alihoagbit has been smothered for a
tme, II has not been eXtinguished-and giving
pleasing evidence of the signal triumph tina, a.
waits us.
Rhode Island and New Jersey have also held
State Conventions.
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N u f e S.-Congress, Macabau, Rappee.
and Scotch Snuffs Of superior quality, for
sale by G. r. cochran &, "a
March I, 1914
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Country merchants and others are respectfully
invited to give them call before purchasing, as
they are determined 10 sell low for cash. or on
months credit TO punctual customers.
Richmond, March 7, 1S41.-6w
10 The Rockingham Register will please
copy Cor weeks and send account TO p. g. IL.
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VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerk
Office of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for Augusta County, March the
18th 1874
Lewis c. Suggett and Richard NJ. Johnson.
Plaintiffs
AGAINST
Horace Sullivan in his own right and as Guar
dian OF Elizabeth and Family and Emily Jane
Suffer- Charles Marshall, and Adelaide his
wife, Robert p. Noel, and Adea his wife. and
- --their legal representatives of
Ann Suter decd, Levi l.. Stevenson, William
Craig. rnomas J. Niche. and Abraham Licoln.
Defendants,
in CIlANCERY.
The defendants except the four last named. not
having entered their appearance and given secur-
ny, according TO the act of Assembly, and the
Rules of This Court, and it appearing by sa,isfac
tory evidence that they not inhabitants of this
commonwealth : 1t is ordered, that the said
Defendants do appear here, on the LIST day of the
next term { LIST day Of June l944,) and answer the
bill OF the plaintiffs, and that copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper printed
In Stanton, for two months SUCCESSFULLY. and
posted at the front door of the Courthouse.
Copy-Teste,
n. G.. KINNEY, G. C..
March T. 1914
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p PARRISH s. BEAZI.EY .

Cary Street, Richmond, "a,
HAVE just received and offer for sale on ac-
commodatng terms, the following articles
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400 bags Rio Coffee,
$50 " Laguira,
$50 " St Domingo.
100 " Old java,
40 hhds n o Sugar,
ID " p II Sugar,
. " st Croix "
40 box Loaf Sogar,
so packages Teas of va
rious qualities,
100 boxes Crews city
mould Candles,
90 boxes Sperm Candles,
20 g." Adamantinc a"
100 bbls n o Molasscs,
20 hhds " f."
D ccroons best quality
Indigo,
| case Manila Indigo,
1000 lbs best quality Mad
der,
500 sacks Salt,
200 bags Shot, assorted,
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SPANISH SADDLE TREES.
Il US'F received lot of Mexican Saddle-Trees.
OF the best quality. All kinds of hides taken
IN exchange for Saddlery.
VIM. EAGON.
Feb. 80, 1874.
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p U BLIC S ALE.


fHm LOG DWELLING HOUSE, FIN
ceiled ard weather-bosTded throughout mood
two story LOG TAN SHOP, BARK MILL and
MILL ROUSE, and large LOG STABLE.
shielded all round, with all necessary GU, Build
ings. The lanyard consists of twenty-four Law.
i,ng-away Watts, six La,ches. three Handlers, one
Poo, two Lines, and one Bate. There are also
two very large
"A PPLE ORC aRD.S
of choice fall and winter fruit. This property
has three Acres of Land attached to it, and there
VIII be one thousand acres also sold with the
lanyard lying about two miles from the ward
which l'nd is well lmbered with Chesnut-oak-
such as will be Of use for the tannery. 1t is
thought there is sufficient quantity of bark tim
Der on this land to drive The tannery for an hum
dred years to come. Any persons wishing to
purchase are invited to call on the subscriber.
who is living on the property and who will take
great pleasure in showing it to any who may call
on hin-Terms made known on the day of sale.
HENRY SWOPE, Jr.
=, Agent for the heirs of Henry Swope, decd.
March 7, lS41.-lds
EE7 The Rockingham Register, will inser,
me above three weeks and forward bill to this Of
flee. $3.50 "
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Terms for ten months.
Board washing, fuel and candle light, 500 90
English and Classical Literature, 30 90
French, oO no
Music AN mn
Use OF instrument, 90
Drawing and Painting, % 90
$235 90
This collegiate Female School will be opened
on the 9Th of April next. The plan for placing
1t upon permanent foundation is explained i'm the
act OF incorporation lately passed by the Legsla-
lure, and has met with The cordial approval Of ma
ny gentlemen OF intelligence and distinction in
virginia, (and particularly of the Bishops and
Clergy OF the Protestant Episcopal Church. in
the State,) TO whom it il has been submitted That
the Institute may Immediately GO into operation.
The commodlous, beautiful ard airy seat and
grounds of the kalorama Female Seminary have
been obtained, the house furnished for the recep-
ton OF pupils, and able and accomplished instruc-
tors engaged This situation is remarkable for
It's heaithiness, and for the extensive, wild and
beautiful mountain and woodland view which il
commands. Every thing that refinement, mater
nal affection, high attainments, and long expert
ence In the instruction of youth can do, will be
exerted to make the young ladies of the Institute
happy, and insure to them sound, religious and
finished education.
There will be vacation Of two months in july
and August, and two recesses Of a week each al
Christmas and Easter. This year there will be
vacation OF only one month, from the 9Th Of
August to the 9Th OF September, and the charges
To the sia OF August i'll the above prspor,ion, for
four months. Board and Tuition, Tor each hale
session, payable in advance. Further inforrna-
ton may be obtained by letters, post paid, to
George Eskridge, Secretary OF the Board, or 10
Rev. Mr.. McElroy.
BY ORDER OFTHE BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
Staunton, Virginia, Jan. 18th, 1914
EI5 The Southern Churchman, the Rich
mond wing, and Richmond Enquirer, will pub
lish the above once week for weeks, and send
their accounts to this Office
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MANUFACTURER TOBACCO.
A GOOD assortment Of favorIte brands for sale
"a extremely low by
G.. Il. COCHRAN g. co.
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| 800 lbs Bar Lead,
1000 lbs Cotton Yarns, al
factory prices,
200 sides Sole Leather,
20 casks Cheese,
20 bags Pepper,
2 tons biistcrcd Steel,
2 g Hoop Iron, as.
sorted,
20 tons Trcdcgar and
Country III Iron,
8 bags Ginger,
8 bbls Alum,
25 bbls n T. Rum,
10 l-2 pipes I'm. Brandy,
D l-2 " and 30 small
packages good +.
Brandy,
80 bbls Wine Of various
qualities,
2 pipes Holland Gin.
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p a p E r

PA p Err.
100 REAMS wrapping Paper, Gross Bonne,
wv Boards for sale low by
G. II. COCHRAN g. CO.
March 7, 1914.
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Virginia Female Institute,
Az STAINrON YIRcINIA

PROVISIONAL BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
Rev. Il. II. Castlcman, President.
John Howe Pcyton, Thomas j. Niche
William Kinney, Nicholas e. Kinney,
Nashington Swoopc, DIR. +. r. Strbling
Alex H. H. Stuart, John B. Breckenridge
Dr. Edmund Berkeley, John Churchman,
James Points, Robt s. Bfookc
George Eskridgc, Secretary and Treasurer.
PRINCIPALS.
Mrs. Maria Shelley, Rev James McElroy. A. NJ.
PROFESSOR OF ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
LITERATURE
Rev. James AIcElroy, A. NJ.
FRENCH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE.
Miss Anne Louisa Shelley.
MUSIC, (Piano and Gutar)
Signor c. George.
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DRAWING AND PAINTING.

MUSIC, (Piano and Guitar.)
iSignor G.. George.
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Mt. Scion, Feb. 2Sth, 1874.
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FRENCH LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE.
Miss Anne Louisa Shelley
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-07-19

THE STATE or OUJOJ
t0ryoU roun,y S.
corpr op rnuuoN PLEAS
- ,G.,
'd'e"o" "'''' dP'" l''@' q H. io7'
George Earman,
rs 10 Partition.
John Hartman ct ais }
John Harman, David Lee, and Van
Brown, Of the couuly Of Carroll. Ohio.
aud petor Harmon, Andro% Harmaa,
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COR0yER,S SIZE.

BY virtue. OF writ OF i ia ct.ls0 fr
issued from Inc Court o! common pleas
10 end Tor tho county Of Carroll, and to
me directed, will offer for sale at the
door of The court bo0seiu CarroIlon on
Friday the God day Of August nexl, be
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock a NJ and
4 o'clock P M Of sed day, the following
described tracts Of land, 10 wit: the West
half o'the South East quarter Of section
4, township Is of rsngo \; also, torly
acres OF the the South Wcet quarter Of
oeoIio1 Z, township Is of range 7, con
tanning in oil 100 acres, in Rose town
ship Taken 10 execution and viii bo
sold BY ne
J D. PATTON, Coroner
June IS, lS44
Primers ieo so.
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MNW2I W2IGgGD@

no doz brdlo, LcguUrn ,5lra" '".G' lucy
and pa,m lenf bonuca, for sale from i@1
cents 10 $5,hy ,o,,,coN
Sept %