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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-14
ADD IIONAI. RETURNS


ed from the counties in this State since our last:
PATRICK
Universal surprise has been expressed at the vote nj
this county; aud we ourselves loss to accunt
Tor IT, until we learned (ad that only increased our A.
'ohiShnen) that the question Of COUNTY was per-
mied IN one section vi the county To minole il,
contest with which it has abou; as much cyn-
hec'ion as It has with a disputed snccessinn It.
the throne Of England or France! We really can.
not perceive with all Difference to our Whly friend
Who voted for James K Polk because they are IN lavos
OF new county, by what means they exp.c, IN faci
tate the accomplishment Of their wishes by that vote II
they can tell us, we should be much nblued 10 them fr
the information. which, however, unlmpoiant in ITSELF
must be confessed would be entitled to conspicuous
page IN The first edition Of '.he Cnrioses of Pocs'-
work Which ought TO be forthwith prepared FIR The
press, and for which the events of the recen, contest will
supply ample materials. The following is the vote Of
Patrick:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-14

ISL RECEIVED. at the New Cash Store. one
- door below II. b. & w. A. Rlchards's Hardware
Store, the most splendid assortment Of
boots. Shoes, Hats. Caps. 1rmks, Calc skins,
Shoe Thread Sc
offered in this market b fore and a, prices that can
not fail 10 please. CALVIN THOMPSON
n. b. large lot OF Negro Shes, OF all sizes and
qualities, Of home manufacture, for sale very low
{. r.
Oct 29 ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-14
CAOERN~, GAssFMEseES AND
EsJ&J 80

VN'E have just received, and offer 10 the inspection of
w The public, the mosl splendid lot of Cloths. Cassi
mcres and eSitngs we have had the pleasure OF
exhibiting IN this market--beng Of the best English and
French manufacture, and OF the latest styles Persons
in want oi cheap Goods IN this line, invited call
and examine our stock, as shall be able them
with every quality, from common To the very finest ar
tce, aud disposed to sell fer small profits all
aud see. TURNER & BuRWEII
Oct % tslf
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GEO RIGA.

ms State has voted for Polk-ihough the majority US
not yet ascerained We have returns from 62 counties
S'hee are "a III the Stare and Clays majority is 1885,
oelns gain on the late October tlecih Of co. Al
'a' 'ne me locos carried the State by about $500 ma
pri'y-whchs impossible, of course, 10 overcome 10
Tie counties yet to DC heard from
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fa'r'ck gave majority of GS for Harrison in 1870.
HENRY
:" '"'S county there Is also unexpectedly considen.
e ''uuc'oh ol me minority of s40 The vote stood:
nay ooo' Tor Polk 24s. friend writes US:
on VIII discover that Mr. Clay's majority IS muc,
smaller Than ''arlsons was in 1910, although his vote
larger by g. understand that great Injustice has
been done to the Wing party by the commissioners in
this c"n1'y hope that this game has not been played
over the State
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BUCKINGHAM.

o"r good "couslns of Buckingham" while they have
maintained the ground they occupied 10 $780, have
come up to the expectations Of their friends We anti
c'pated small majority in thai county for Mr. Clay; and
indeed many OF our opponents conceded il. They
pick their inls aid try again. The vote al the differ.
ent precincts vas as flllows.
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COE.S'T2Y' .FE.l.v.S.

kla Yards Country Jeans, part very heavy, suita
CttU Bile for servants wear and part rerv nice Fol-
sale by MCDANIEL & McCORKIE
Oct. % ts
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+ % II II Il r.
kWiNG tothe state Of my health, | wish to sell nv
~ Interest in The Lynchburg Vrginian Office consist
ing OF one half The office this time in very pros
porous eondin yielding greater income than perhaps
II ever did Nothing hut INV total nahility In v !, %
personal affection, induce me to uiltr il for sale
X. b, T0WELEY
oo'' 80 t.."### its
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PRINCE EDWARD.
205
MONTGOMERY.

MS county, like must Of lhose beyood the Ridge
has fallen far short Of the expectations or,he Wings
"A llend sends us the following statement Of the p0s
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.Nc DANIEL ~ ORMLE.
GROCERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
ResrEcrFULLy SOLICIT coNsIGNMEyrs OF
Tobacco, FLOUR and al KINDS COU.N
TRY PRODUCE
On all such in hand. liberal advances will be made and
The interest OF Their coaslsuers strictly observed
Feb. 10 ,sf
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TEES' GOOD$,

.v'EESs GOODS.
w are now receiving an extensive assortment OF
W STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
which having been purchased with great care in de-
clnng market, will be sold al least as low as they can
be bought al from any other house in thus place We
respectfully invite those in ant Of Goods to call and ex
anime our Stock as we intend to sell cheap
TURNER & BURWEII..
oct Ia 5w If
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-01-25
oAANOnRY MorTnE-

THE STATE OF ONO, Tt,clRAwas Cst,,y!
Sebastian B ainard Iu'the Cour Of Common Pleas:
,,,.,. vs., vs. In Chancery wi g.t.
H'bn M',1'G% %,,L",t talbot t., WlLLlAM TabOu John
Samuel Shane arc hereby notified that SEBASTIAN
Branard has this day filed his bill of complaint on the
chancery side ofsaid court, showing aEd setting forth
thar on The 3Oh day ofSeptsmber 1884 said Williams
and John Talbot, entered into contract in wnting
blndng themselves to convey 10 said Samuel Shsns, or
his heirs or assigns, by good deed the North wes,
quarter of Section 25 r. township 49, situate in said
county, with the privileges and appurlenances CONSISTING
ola merchant Mill and other buildings thereon That said
Talbos have been satisfied the full amount of,le pur
chase money that said Shane has assigned ls h,eres,
therein to said Brainard, That said Johu Talbot has
conveyed to complainant his interest," being one undiy
ded bafofsad quarter Section Of land that the resi-
Jence oCsad defendants is wnhoutihs State OF Ohio.
and unknown to the complainant. The bill paws for
decree that said William Tahutt convey to complainant,
The other undivided half Of said land in fee simple win
usual covenants ofwarranty. &c.
Defendants will take notice Of the pendency of this
suit and that unless they appear within sixty dsys mex,
after the rising Of the next Term of Court and plead ans
swer or demur 10 said BILL the same will be tsken And
held confessed, and decree entered accordingly,
a1-G ATHERTON g. CHAPMAN.
Nov. %, le43. 45 Gw Compl's Solicitors
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BRANDRE'TH's PILLS.
Secured bu letters Patent of the United, ,Skates

Tm METHOD OF PREPARING THE BRANDRErHnN VEsE7x,
l.r.' EXTRACTS. ..l. .'f..
tAVEAT entered 9th of June, 1842--Patent granted to
~ Benjamin Brnndreth Goth January, 1843.
The extracts Of which Bandre's Pills are composed are
obtained by this patented process without boiling any ap
pcaton ofseat. The active principle Of the herbs is thus
scured the same as Is in the Living Vegetable.
The public should be cautious of medicines recommended In
advertisements stolen from me- which the conempbe rob-
bers stcuesmy language, merely altering the Time will
show the whole sale dece versin their true light.
THE MEDICINE OF TIE PEOPLE.
tPBrandrei's Pills the Peoples medicine, proved by
thousands WHO daily recommend them TO the afflicted. The
RRANpRETH Pills growing every day popuar their
virtues extending their usefulness he sick Of both
are daily deriving benefit from them No Of disease but
they he used with advantage. ches hard Jumps Of
the skin they speedily cure with eFyspeas with coughs
and colds, with costiveness, with cancer with ots
parched cankern the mouth Let the afflicted the
medicine, and they will find they require Otiier.
GysSold at 25 cents per box, with direction.
The only Agents for the sue Of nr. B. Bradeis Vegetn,
be Universal Pills. in Tuscarowas county, Chap Rsa
by. New Philadelphia and Philip P. Latter Sandyvie.
May 25, 1912. ''H@-t' ,fff '''st
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NAcoB Baeher aud Caihnrlne his vile David a,.,,
William swartz, James 6wariE. David Hafla.yh 80
Margaret his wlfe. Thomas s,unrt and ca,baTirs liz
wife, Thomas Corsueh and Elizabeth hs WIFE r.,sr
Bacher Henry Willard and Mary LIE WIFE, J,,ob sn,,,
and Susan his wife and Philip Knappenberger Admnsraor
ofe esae Of Jacob BNeher deceased hereby notified that
IN the 28t day o. November 18A3 oseph Stout of thN
County OF Tdscaawas and s0ie Of oho filed In the Court
Of Common Pleas OF the county Of Tscarawas and stsIN
Of oho m In Chancery agans the above named defend.
ants the object and prayer OF which said Bill Is that the sna
Joseph Stout on the 22nd day July A. n 1929 tniera
INTO IN article Of agreement with Jacob Bacer late Of ,aa
county OF ruscafawns deceased by which sad syrAr
men te Fad Jacob Baeer agreed convey the G stoul
upon me said Stout paying the OF ortyw doarn In
he sald Bache Six Of land be tnkpn ohe souh
West quarter Of Section No. 9I In townshp No 10
No. In the u g. Military District to be taken p he Nor,s
eide Of said quarter, and the Ws side of the d ,J
from New Philadelphia Wooster TO be taken from tho @
tire Of the sad road in parallel line 10 the line on o W.
line of said quarter and adjoining the town p,t of sasb
in said County Of Tusearnwas and State of Ohm that ali -
purchase money has been paid and that the said hro nS
died without making deed of said land to said sop Pc
or process, answer and that the defendants he der,eod -
make and deliver good aud sufficient deed Of said land ia
said Stout and tile above named defendants arc further
ied that unless they appear and plead answer or demn
10 the said Bill within sixty days after the next tern, of soa
Court, tile said Joseph Stout attheten next oct The e
ration OF said sixty days, will apply said Court 10 tai
the matters of the Bill confessed and to decree heon
eorulhsV' CUMMlNS & CANT,
n, A.. Oo., SOFs.fol Conpit
O"''u' NoV' ~S'"' A. " lU4S t466D
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
NEW DISCOVERY,
George Fsk1's Family .Aperient Pills,

DR.. George FELIX'S Family .Aperient Pills,
nR FELIX, Of Youngstown, Westmoreland county Pa,
- would most respectfully inform the public that lie has
made Of the most important discoveries In medicine
known, and which will be regarded hereafter forming
epoch in the art of healing
In bilious disorders the effect Of se above named pill is
wonderful. II the vated and acrd bile promotes
healthy secretion Of the liver, and restores that all
important vIsCus to natural condition and Wholesome
tvy. In complaints Of the stomach, Is particularly vaua
be eleanses Of all morbid and perncous matter, in
the appetite and through the stomach gives and
vigor the whole system It acts eecuay In diseases Of
tile Liver and Gall vessels, rousing tile Liver TO healthy
action, violent colds 1t will remove like charm Likewise
scarlet fever and Dysentey, will yield doses
The Dabaes, and all other diseases Of the urinary organs
will be cured by the use Of this medicine without any
effects. In the diseases Of children they will be highly
benefria especially during the time they getting teeth
at which time infants suffer most
In the use Of this medicine, no attention need be paid to
Diet should there be any dread of exposure lie
ther
TESTIMONIALS OF THE BEST KIND can be cd
duced Numbers Of gentlemen of respecabity and alens
have used these pills. and all unite In rendering praise th
safe, powerful and wonderful eatholicon.
The following certificate Of an eminent physician, and
preacher of the Gospels will show the excclency OF their
ehcaey on the system particularly in bilious Diseases
MAPELs' Mills, Greene Co Pal
February 9Th, 1843.
On. @. FELIX, Sir Having obtained few boxes OF your
Family Aperen Pills. and having bee in The regular pac.
lice OF medicine Or lU years-Ougn now engaged as an
Ineaa Minister OF the Methodist p ChpreI hereby Ger.
thy that In bilious diseases they decidedly the best Pill
have used they have been partially successful in Dysen
tary and in Dyspepsia very beneficial You at liberty
make any Of this certificate you may think proper.
.-a Yours with respect,
..... PIT. LAIsHLEY, M.T.
HTThese Pills are prepared only by DR. GEO. FELIX, at
Youngstown Westmoreand County, Pa, with directions for
their use. QJsSEE HkNpBrLLs with each AsEST.
AGENTs-T. Collier, Bolivari c. & W. Speaker Sandy.
vile; Chaplin Roby, New Philadelphia, VIM Boyd, West
chester, Keller Hd Canal Dover FhOs Sargent shanss.
ve Tnscarawas county also H. Roby Leesburg Carol Co.,
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Faom the Boston ,po;iy T,,n,,

WRlGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
ofA the public advised medicines of the daY we know OF
ons that we can more safely recommend OE the fills
heir to- than the pills that sold depot of the North
American College Of Health, 1893 fremont street. Boston,
Several instances we know Of where they ssed families
Sh the highest atsacon and longer az oan Yesterday
N0 heard eminent physician them in high terms
Shere Rsed be great reeuguance to the use of QUACK
edcines ~ they are all indrmnaelY termed but 1t was
mainly owing to the regular NJ. Ds constantly denouncing
1hen. The are however becoming liberal in this res
De and the consequence that good Vegetable medscnes are
AbW more extensively used than formerly.
EztrGct ofG letter from Washingtoa Citu.
Mr.. WR. WRIGnr-Dear Sr-You will have the kindness
forward me possible two or three gross of the
ndan Vegetable pills The sales have the two pont
3cTeased rapidly those who buy, generally remarkng ha
bSy the best Pa they hays used" and my opio
that theT will In short time superceds all others In this
~. ROBERT FARNHAM,
Washington city, DC.
FSon the Phila. Saturday Erening Post.
WRIGHT's INDIAN vEGETABLE FILLS.
WriVhts Indian Vegetable Pills attaining great celebrity
New England as well as other parts Of the United States
Chs atempt Of persons deaud public by the sale Of
spurious articles meets with general epobaton Mr. Wsht
an ndefagabe business man, and shows array Of cures
9 the medicine which confidence in the virtue of bis
lhdlan Vegetable Pills.
@ GENTS.
CHAPlN & ROBY, New Philadelphia, Tusearaw.
q county. Chic,
i. D. Thaayer & CO., Bolivar, do do
2. p. Latter, Sandyville, do do
Christian Weebel, Zoar, do do
Hitter. Slinguff & Sterling Canal Dover, do Il
Ehemaa Sargent Shanssvlls, do do
bever q Bowman, COshocton, CoShocton county, o.
A. Renfeld & Co Keene, do do
6amue Hnmuckhouse q Co., Lewisville, do dc
Daniel Kigore & Co., Cadlz, Harrison co.., o.
Atkinson & Hilbert EIarrsonviIle, do do
june Is, lS4a, ..,.
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JaEnN BNWa lIn Chaneery, couh Of Common Pleas, /
.~ : n Ts';A's"a' Oosag Ohio,
I'm pafuaanes or an order uI the Court Of Common Peas Of
lie eaanty of Tuararawas and State of Ohio their
sspsmsar term IslS John Brown, Robert Brown, John
nsyha ana caihAlpe bis wife, Susan Brown HughiMeCaf
arty and sarah his W, Alexander brown, Samuel Thomas
and AnaF hi wl hereby noli6ed. that the 7lh day
81 Aurul A. n 1e4S Jane, Brown, OF the county of Tus
caaHus and sats OF Ohio hed 10 said Court bill In Chan
cary aeana tue said defendants the object and prayer Of
whh bin Il that William Brown, late Of the county and
una aforesaid BY his last win and testament, wed intended
% will 10 sad James Brown, the following lands then owned
BY tie aad William Brown who Is deceased situate iu
eouny OF TuscATawas and State Aforesaid and described
follows viz The south quarter Of the north west or
Of section 49, township range containing 30 acres also
the W. quarter Of the N E. quarter Of section 23 toshp
g. range l. containing 40 acres also the g. w. quarter Of the
W. quarter Of section I5, township g. rarge l. containing
90 and IS 100 also the ~ ha Of the T. quarter Of
section 8, township 6, range 2, containing rs and 76l0O
acres; that the said William Brown employed one William
BOYD DRAFT his said wi and that said Boyd In describing
Gad lots OF land deseedhem by the number Of the certh
GATE which the said William Brown held the evidence
hs title said land instead of describing the by tG
pumbe of the o Prayer o process and that SAID
defendants who heks Of said decd be compelled 10
all their several interests In said land complainant and tina
the title In 10 said land may be fully vested In complainant
according TO the viii and intention of said William Brown
he said defendants further notified that appea
and plead demur the said B within sixty day
ner the next temo said the said James Brown at I'll
aer the expiration Of said sixty days will apply
nh Court TO take the matter Of the Bill confessed aud
1Asres thereon accordingly
cUANIEs 4 CAMP,
ht.t. sOls for ConpFt.
ADsembeT 9Th, A. D. 1e4S. 50 6w
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,FAELORTNG.

WM F. NEELY,
EpEsrECTFUELY informs his friends and the public gen.
M eray that lie has opened shop In the East room Of
the Court Heuse formerly occupied Office by j. Judy,
esq, New Philadelphia, where he intends carry on the bus
iness In the most approved style.
COATS, VESTS, PANTALOONS, !.s'
and all ether articles in his line Of business made in the most
fashionable STYLE in plain and substantial manner 10 suit
the farmers of the country and apces 10 suit hardness Of
the times .'. '. '}- tH
reasonable terms. ---
The LATEST FASHIONS will be regularly received from tbs
East Country Produce will be taken in payment Of work.
May 25, l843s' ........ . 19-ly.
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NEW SHOE& IEA TIER
STORE.

, lbe.NkW BRICK BUILDING opposite B. Mler's
Tannery on Factory Street.
- o KER: THAN EYER FOR CASHIM
SSLINGLUFF' BOWER & Co., have ius, received
- their spring supply of Boots and Shoes and would
respectfully solicit the attention Of all ready pa,ing
fasteners to theirsslock oc
SHOES AND LEATHER,
now arriving, auf which contain varied and desirable as
tment Of Gentemans and Ladies' boys and ehdrens boots
aad Shoes Of all kinds.
UPPER AND e0l fpgER.
Morocco, Lining skins, Shoa ihSjnes Of all kinds
Shoe pegs. by the quart and Lasts, Boot Trees and
soscmps antatprices that cannot but he pleasing to pur
sbases No pains Or exerons viii he spared to make the
Gall and satisfy yourselves. -
eanal Doyer May 10, 1913. ~
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CABINET MAKING.
..a.'. NEW FIRM. s~

'.' GRAHAM g. CLOUSE,
NNOULD respectfully inform their friends and the
w public generally, that they have commenced the
above business in all its branches, Factory Street,
few doors North of Welty & Hayden's store. ..sa
t.......... CANAL DOVER, OHIO, ,s
where they are prepared 10 make to order all kinds
CABINET WARE of the best materials and the most
reasonable terms: t' ''
They hope by strict attention to business 10 receive
portion of the public patronage.
N B. They will take humber in exchange for Fur
niture.
Dover, Jan. 10, 1943. SO If .
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PaA0TT0n or NTnDICrNn
fMIRo IL o. R1RrHfh.

AIAVING permanently located n New Philadelphia, re-.
pecifuly tenders his professional services to the public
And hopes by faithful discharge of bis duty who
may solicit his aid, to receive share of public patronage
His remedies arc chiefly Of VEGETABLE eHARAC.
TER, combining mldness and efficacy and skuly nd
nsered we'll adapted arrest and eradicate disease in
R the varied FORMS to which the human Hystem subect
1RVing thorough knowledge Of the
Urescopian Practice.
Judging diseases by the urine) persons Wishing E Ay1
themselves Of this advantage '.".'
CASH will be expected In all cases, except for ridlna
ONCE In te building formerly occupied by w.
ReRope, on the corner Of High and Sixth streets.
December 6, l843.--ly,
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The cheapest and best Medicine in the World
DR.. SNYDER'S VEGETABLE b.,
FAMEL Y PILLS.
Only II ~ CENTS a Boz.

yWIIiESE celebrated Pills will hereafter bssold at l2
IL cents box, just one half what they have usually
been pod at, and each box contains, much medicine,
and as good as Motifs or Brandreths 25cent boxes
This reduction is made 10 correspond with the present
low pressure times, and bring the medicine within the
reach ofevery family. AS ,kese pulls have been sold
for number of years in the Western States they need
nothing said in the form of an advertisement to recon-.
mend them as there are living wiIn sses nearly every
where to testify that they the bsst Family Medicine,
now before lhspublic. We say toaA who not we'll
buy these pills for they safe under all circumstances
and conditions ofe, asthev never debitae or weaken
but strengthen The whole system. For sale in New
Philadelphia by CHAPLIN g. ROBY.
Also ia all the principal towns throughout III
,.s 40 6.
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COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON
FAC DRY.

GEORGE N. DOLL, Co., respectfully inform the pubic
thathey have opened shop the long building, oppose
the Market housein NEW PHILA DELPHEA, for the pu
pose Of manufacturing .....
COPPER, I'm g. SHEET IRON WARE,
which they will sell for CASH. or exchange for Country pro.
duce, MS low as any other establishments west Of the Ohio
River.
JOB WORK done in the best manner on the shosest no.
Zoe and most reasonable terms. |-|
gJ'oLD PEWTER CopPER taken in exchange foE work.
New Phila. March %, 1843, 1y.
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FASHIONABLE 7AILORING.

EOsEPH w. NEWBURG. .wonld respectfuy inform his oi&5
% friends and the public in general that he carries tie above
business all its various branches Factory Street, South
Side, where lie may at all times bofound to attend ~
all work nrused him He fatters himself wbe done du
ruBe and fashionable can lie done In the country he
intends all times keep his employ good competent work
men, his receive the Fashions sampy provided
TO accommodate his friends the country nssS
ly an kinds of country produce. l,As sH ts arsat
Dover Aug. 10, 184l s,,
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HALTER v.

CHARLES WILSON, HALTER, second ST. Cana
~ Dover, would inf0rm the citizens Of Tuscarawas
County, that he still continues to carryon The Hating
business; in all its various branches His workman
ship shall be Of The FIRST quality hoping thereby 10 re-
ceive liberal share of patronage. h
b NJ B. All lids of country produce, taken in e5
change fgr worb, or outstanding debts. '. ,
Feb 10. iea2c 1t.
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WAsHTN GTONTAM
HOTTSE. .t

The proprietor Of the Washingtonian House would
respectfully inform his friends and the public in geneIa
that he has opened the above house in the town of
UHRICHSVILLE TUSCARAWAS COUNTY. q.
for the accommodation of travellers &c. upon pure cold
'Oater principles No pabS will he spared 10 render
satisfaction to all who may favor him with call ard he
hopes by strict attention 10 business 10 make The Was-
ingtonan House worthy support. His TABLE VIII
at all times be supplied with the best tue country Gao
afford and his TABLE with plenty Of prOvendar ana
carefully attended .s
NJ. r. HASKINS.
Uhrhcsville, EaEsss.S, lS48. 3lG