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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-05
University of Virginia.

TIME Sessions OF this Institution annually
i commence on The first day of October, and
terminate Oh the 18th June following
The Schools of the University, with their re
spsc,ive Professors, are:
L. Ancient Languages, Professor Harrison.
=. Moiern Languages !" Sche!e.
3. Mathematics, Courtenay.
4. Natural Philosophy w. B. Rogers
5. Civil Ensneerus-lbe subjects OF which are
divided between the Professors Of Mathematics
G. Chemistry, Professor r. {. Rogers
I. Medicine, Howard.
5. Anatomy & Surgery, CabelI:
10. Law, }. u. Minor
Q. Moral Philosophy, i" McGutfey.
In both Schools OF Languages are also taught
Ancient and Modern History, and the Literature
Of the respective languages.
In The School OF Mathematics is inclnded mix
ed Mathematics.
In that Of Natural Philosophy, Mineralosy and
Geology.
In that of Neral Philosophy, Bellies Letres, Lo-
yic and Political Economy.
In thai OF Law, besides Municipal Law IN all
lis branches. the Law of Nature and Nations, the
science Of Government and Constitutional Law.
To be admitted into this Institution, the app!i-
cant must be sixteen years Of age: but he Facnl-
" may dispense with lhisleQuisilion in favor Of
one whose brother is srndeni.
Eycry student is free 10 attend the schools Of
his choice; BIZ; if he be under twenly-one years
ot age. he shall attend a. least three, unless an-
thorsed b. his parent or guardian in writing, or
by the Faculty, for good cause, 10 attend less
number.
III students under twenty-one years OF age are
required 10 board within the precincts, and 10 de-
post their funds with The Patron.
The enaclments formerly requiring students to
wear prescribed Uniform, and 10 pay per cent.
commission on their deposits. have been repealed.
Religious services aTe regularly performed al
the University by Chaplain, VINO is appointed
in luln from the four principal denominations oil
The State; and bya resolution OF The Faculty. MI
nslers OF The Gospel may attend any Of The schools
without The payment OF fees 10 the Professors
The same privilege is extended 10 young men
who are preparing &c. The ministry, upon their
presenting 10 the Faculty satisfactory eyi!eccs Of
cdei merit.
The expenses Of the season oinne months are
as follows:
Board, lodging and attendance, 500
Rent Of Dormi!ory slG; tor half il occupied
BY Two,
Use oil Public Rooms, 10
Fuel and candles estimated at 20
Fees, if only one Professor be attended, $50;
if two to each Professor 80 If more lhan
Two, 10 each 25; Say IS
Total, exclusive of clothes books and pocket
money, S2lo
The allowance for Clothes is limited 10 500,
and Of pookei money 10 SIS.
The usual average amount expended hy resi-
dent students is found, from the Patrons books,
10 range about $3.50; which sum is believed 10 b.
amply sufficient for every useful purpose.
WILLIS II. WOODLEY,
Proctor and Patron, University Of Va.
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as6e01oogoe1p Iegqes6rRre

carried TO san BIS They represent lhe'i
passage oil eight day. ihitber as lilly d IN
comfortable as was that from Auh'eici, 81
cert thai they we're cncc or twice peri1iuGu y
90 on deck, and had buckets !uihshea 10 men
for The purposes OF nature; bn! that inc hoftlu
stencil the pain caused ~ .nc'i 'iJ''' -
shin rolled he burning lhir>l, and The unceaslhS
cruelty Of the guard, were 'ne c'o,c :, sn -,
iaas which rh.y cacno! describe. Moreover, Inc
guards thar ,,osi in Tic hold oi the vessel among
the p,iscnc,. had always in their hands drawn
butchers, tn,res. and a. The ship pitched, they
being unaccnsiomed 10 The sea, would tall about
10 Tire ero al danger ii thr prisoners iiVes. hcy
arrived >, San R,as on The - day 0! May
were ,lere M, IN r,son. remained mo days, and
thence marched On loot 10 Topic, distance OF
Go miles. driven under b!;s.r'ng sun, nca!eh
with clnbs and mn>keis 1nI swords, and iaintns
from The war, OF food. On lheil ait,'di a.
pic The British ana American sice oonsuiS le
ceived them as il Iiiev had been blo.he.smPiII
cnfe! them comfortable prison iotg'ns ~, ~,
ed them with food and clothes, and IN shai' u'u
every him n-acticabIc 10 relieve tie wretched-
ness uf heir situation they are yet there. ~ ~
parry con. ISIS Of % American CITIZENS ana :"
British subjects.
These men have had no trial they declare
that they are without crime, and iha' 'ey " "o'
know eyen Of what they are accused.
The Governor, By whose orders 'hey were d,
rested, c!arges them with design 10 con,p'fe
against The authorities Of Caliiorhia. We nav
seen no evidence liza; s;vc< Inc slightest color OF
truth 10 snch chanse-ani there are many CIR
cums,ances opposed 10 il. Few Of The prisoners
now al Topic were acquainted with each other
until they were assembled under arrest al NOME
rev. They had had - communication VITA eacn
other. They were scattered over territory more
than seven hundred miles in extent numpel
OF them were seamen who had been discharged
from ~ American vessel bu. few days before
in consequence Of her sale and transfer 10 GU,
zen Of TIA, pcr Offers were men whose good
character, are vcuchrl Tor, established IN me
country. wealthy and industrious.
When news Of this occurrence reached MA
za;;an, Captain French Forrest, commanding ,ne
o.. slooP OF war ST Louis, Immediately Sai'ed
for Monterey 10 enquire into the circumstances
And he sTo!c that, tlhey Should prove TO nc as
represented, and he ccu!d lay hanis on his Excel
lency Don John.ihe- Bawi>! Alvarado, Governor
Of Alta California, he would hiAs him 70 San
BIAS in irons 81 lie ssl .! his snip and cuininis-
sion
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1t was established by Captain Fremont in his
Exploring Expedition, that there is no river Of
any navigable size which has its outlet directly
into the Pacific, and communicates with The
Western slope Of our continent, except the Co
lumbia, between fifty degrees Of Northern lati-
tude, and the Gulf OF California.
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kou1rp For A MrErING Isl PRINCE EDWARD

NOTICE FOR MEETING IN PRINCE EDW ARD.
ny The citizens Of Prince Ed sard without regard 10
unrty are requested TO meet nn the Third aonday in
September tbeing September Court day. at the f"ui
ho,.e 10 cake into consideration the subject OF call u
!: Convention TO alter The State Constitution.
Missy CITIZENS,
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NOTICE For A MEETING IN cuMBEaLAND.

NUTICE FUK WEE ITNU ~ % "tftsr''''
ny The peop,. of Cumberland are requested to
meet their court for the purpose OF expressing
their seniimrnts relative % proposed call o Io
yention Ia change the Stat. Constitution.
D-J- The Wing viii please copy.
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EXTRACT from he Report Of the Committee NJ RI
nancc 10 Tic B0ard of FISHERS, Jniv, lSi5.
"Thr committee, oh The general subjec, OF the
finances of the University, have had anxiously
under their consideration the enquiry, whether
any, and what retrenchmentS could be made in
the expenses of Students And as preliminary 10
this, they have Obtained from the Proctor and Pa
iron statement from his books, showing the acta-
al expenditure of each OF The resident graduates
OF The present session. From this number they
have selected six, comprising one OF The highest
and one of the lowest grade Of expenditure, with
four others exhibiting fair general average, and
have caused The subject Of expenditure 10 he
shown in detail.
"The expenses OF the residue of the graduates
Of the presen, session, are shown hy an average,
designating them hy their respective schools.
"The statement referred 10 is exhibited with this
report.
''1'he aggregate of expense 10 each student
thus practically stated, the committee cannot be-
lieve will be deemed ex,ravagant; nor do they
see where any rational reduction can b. made
Still, from desire = prune down the expenses 10
The lowest scale consistent with the welfare oil the
institutions and believing that il may be done as
far as now indicated, they recommend that the
price Of board be reduced 10 one hundred dollars
Tor The session, and that the commissions on de-
pnsiles OF the students be limited 10 sums deposit
ell for payment OF board and Professors fees, and
that said commissions be no longer charged 10
the students, but deducted from the sums SO depo-
si,cdn
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Mexico.
There is considerable force in the following

There is considerable force in the following
sentiments of the N. o. Bulletin OF The 2o'h UT
They very nearly express our own 'ie~s'
sSome OF the papers North are uis'.iS upIm'
the President the expedency of imnediaieiy can
inc an Extra SESSION Of Congress we uouo'
very much The necessity OF any such STEP 50 lai
as orr relations with Mexico are concerned
There has been, as yet, no declaration o. wa,
and whether there will be ole or mol, Is )usl DIS
uncertain now as il was TWO weeks aso. "e
nrobalilirv is that this state OF uncertainty may
fast for months 10 come. Our opinion IS, maj
NJ ,ico. conscious If her impotence and enlire
inability 10 carry Oh active hostlitiss, VIII Pu'
herself in The altitude OF qa0strar. by threaten
ing and bullying and such ~arlike preiihiiia'es'
she will strive 10 make The wo'!u oei,e'e ei'eie =
10 Re war, and thus she VIII impede our Gun
merce harrass and veX our Government ana
y, etiec,ually stop all trade and intercourse with
onr ci,izcns as could be done by PRONUNCIATION
of var or an embargo. Indeed il must be oovi'
Gus 10 every one, that the continuance oi me pre-
ssnt dubious aspect If international relations iol
six months longer, will work much greater ihJnfy
10 rs than could any beIligeienc wased Dy our Pu-
ne reip.,bor. The policy is one, too, which Great
Britain is disposed TO favor. The expulsion OF
American traders from Mexico, and the s'oPPaSe
OF American commerce, aid Inc exclusion u
American manufactures WILD great gam ~ Eci,
for then she monopo.izes The Mexican kel;-
whereas, breaking out Of hosiliiies might Ie-
sub in political changes very mnia:oraols 10 ri
,sL asrertIancy in Mexico. We think, then That
the selcd policy Of Mexico will he 10 threaten
waranJ keen up cors,an, state OF alarm, |ilh.
ori any OYER; declaration OF hoslili!ies Under
such circumstances. no necessity exists, i1r The
present, for lie call of an Extra Session. The
Executive is vested with adequate powers 10 meet
every emergency. In The meanwhile, 'e: Us qul-
e,lY avail, The progress q events and The develop
ment o. Alexico's intentions. And il Mexico con-
tinues 10 maintain the same menacins, quasi
hellicose attitude when our Congress meets, IN
December, then will it be the duty Of our presI'
dent 10 recommend The adoption Of measures to
coerce our neishbors into decent behavlonf-a
compliance with he usases Of civilization, and
an obedience 10 the laws OF nations"
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AT the recent election in Alabama, ii was sub
mil'ed 10 The vote of The people, whether the Lc-
gi>alure should meet only once in two years,
and by an overwhelming majority they decided in
favor nj il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-05

Twelve thousand eight hundred and seventy
eight passengers arrived in New York, from 70
reign ports, during the month Of August.
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TN CHANCERY. VIRGINIA AT Rue NJ.
i in the Clerks Office OF The Circuit s1T'.
Court of Law and Chancery Tor Gcot,a''
County, 7Ih July, 1915: =.
Edmund George, administrator Of Grotss "
,McLien, deceased, Plal''.s
against
Henry Massie, late Sheriff Of Goochlaric'
", and administrator OF John Ware, tec,s''
Henry Hatcher ard others, Defen'stH
The defendant, Henry Hatcher, not fa''
entered his appearance and given secuny Z
cording TO the Act of Assembly and he ~
of this Court, ana il satisfactorily appeati.
he is not an inhabitant of this CommcnHss
It is ordered that the said defendant Hoa
Hatcher, do appear before The Judge Of ours
Court at the Conu House, on The frstda q :
tember Court next, and answer the p'ainilii
and that a copy OF this order be forthwith re-.
ed in SONG public newspaper, published u .
City OF Richmond, fol- Two months succe'>'
and posted al the front door OF The Couit lioOS
this county. A Copy. Tesie.
July a.cwam WIN. MILLER cle's
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Cas>lus NJ. CL,y.- We find no mention made
in The Western papers relative 10 the condition d
Cassius NJ. Clay. The New York Tribune has
private letter which states the opinion OF his
attending physician 10 be, that he will not recover.
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SUCCESSFUL ESTERrRizE-W learn that The
schooner Francis Amy arrived atlhis port yester-
dav. having on board abou! twenty-five thousand
dollars in specie, recovered from TIE wreck OF The
Spanish ship San Pedro, sunk on The Spanish
Main. This money is the property OF the "San
Pedro Company" Of this city, which short time
ago i,ie,! out an expedition TO search the sunken
ship By means of diving bell.-t Bah. Am.
The SEA SERPENT is no longer doubtful cha
ractel The monster bones found BY DIR. Koch
some months ago in. Alabama, have been pu, in
order for exhibition at the Apollo, in Broadway
They are arranged just as they were found EN-
bedded and petrfed in chalk and lime stone
They are all in a remarkable state OF preseI9a-
ton, and some Of them almos, as perfect as II
but Just taken from the animal The spinal
bones, as now arranged, measure enc iHadred md
fourteen feet in length, and the ANNA. ,nust have
measured NJ leas, one hundred and " enty five
feet. Thirty-tWo OF the ribs, apparently about
half The whole number, have been recovered in
a good state, and prove tina, this enormous snake
must have measured twenty-five iecl in cifcum-
ference Although found so ilr inland, The mon
sier no doubt belonged 10 the dep, and was
thrown out OF his element 10 die where he was
found, BY some convulson Of the earth sci
entiic gentleman who came in and examined
the teeth and bones, said the animal was evil
IDENTIFY a calf and far from being mature in lis
growth In his day, however, he would have
fully sustained all that has been said OF the sea
serpent of our Atlantic coast.
IN Y. Journal Of Commerce.
New MoDg OF CURING THE HAM.-An En-
shsh traveller, writing from the Ardennes, thus
describes method for preserving the ham, which
is certainly different from anything generally
known in America:
The ham is cured in bline Of SALT sal,pe,re,
and aromatic herbs. viz: few bay leaves, wild
thyme, and handful of juniper berries, and
little garlic. 1t is stepped for about six weeks,
and then dried in the smoke of The chimney, over
wood fire. When wanted for dressing ii is bu-
Iied in the ground Tor about twen,y-f5ur hours,
and then boiled, with the addition oil he same arc
lnatc herbs, in The water. Alter boiling, the bone
is taken oul, and the ham is pressed under hea-
Wy weight. As corollary 10 tie dressing. itnay
be added that it often happens Tia, The ham, when
produced a, the table, disappears at one sitting"
The sporting circles OF the city have been
greatly surprised by the temporary withdrawal
CT Peytona. Mr. Kirkman's challenge TOY Pcy-
iona not having been accepted, he has concluded
10 lie. her resi- ill next Spring, when they have
something Of more importance for her.
~ y. Morning -Nsirs.
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TN CHANCERY-VIR AT rule, =
i in the Clerks Office Of Northampton c'''
Court, on the l0.h day Of July, 1915
John Adams, fia"'""
against 80.
Hillary B Suinger and Leonard p. No'U
ham, executor of Elizabeth L. Strnser, g.
cd De'tHoa"D
The defendant, Hillary B. SrirgeT' n"s 10 10,
entered his appearance, and apPea'L'aII
tisiaclory evidence that he Is no' an a.. :.
this Commonwealth Ii IS ofdereu 'Nss ~ t.,.
defendant, Hillary B. Singer, 90 arisa' ~
The rules TO be holden Tor The saia ~ ,'a,,.e
first Monday in October next, anu a'is. -,
of the plaintiff; and that copy o. IN.
forthwith inserted in some newspaper F og.
in the CITY OF Richmond, for two inohus =, 10
sively, and that another copy be pos!fu ,' g
front door Of The Court House OF his cou''''
A Copy. Testc, r
LOUIS p. ROGERS, {. y
July l6-cw2m
TN CHANCERY-VIsnSn AT ker,
l. in the Clerks Office OF the Circu" 1 a9,,
Court of Law and Chancery i9T ths ~ 4
Nouoway, on Thursday, the lo'A oa'
1885, pi.;o E.
EIizabeih Anderson,
against c,.,r AMI -
Rachel g. Walthall, Heardon Green n;,t an-
rah his wife. Alpheus a. Green, m.'TS ~.
Nethery. Wilson Woodruff, George 80 ~ p. J.
James Walihall, Benjamin OyeIi9n' n rO" " Ill
win, Richard Z. Farrar, Eiwad !; W. w. Il
Thomas A. Green, John johnson aI no,.o.,r.
Green, ,,,-nh,r Ue..
Green and Sarah his wife, ana hIPa.
Green, not having entered their app ns a.,
given security according 10 The acl ., IN, ii 4
and rules of this Court and it appeal;, IT,
lisfactory evidence, that they are no. s IL. 1
of this COMMONWEALTH IS oFdsle a.. -, i,
said defendants do appear here on he i Sl :.
October term next, and answer me e. ~ :,
plaintiff; and that copy OF ln IS 30, :,.y
with inserted in The Richmond E"qu ~
months successfully. ami that ano'i hnrse
posted a, The from, door Of the Coui'-no'ss
county. a copy, r1CERAID i
! July Is-ewam 4
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Great Reduction.
Ten thousand Par Shoes and B,nsues u,
AZ Wholesale and Re!aji al TEE

Ten Thousand IaVof ShOes and Bf1shtS III )
AZ Wholesale and Re!aiiaf Tie
PENITENTIARY STORE
THO dispose oithe present large stocki5s bo-
I OF Directors have made very llota
counts and The Agent can now offer stronger
ducemen,s To purchasers than hc has hcte'o
been able 10 10. invitea cali .iom dcalr,
thoce vino wish to bur for their owe use. i,
satisfied tia. they can suit themselves ha.
quality and price: also
1900 double vove Wheat Bags
800 doz. Gas, Steel Axes (equal 10 any b.!
$50 kegs Wrought Nails, from I'd 10 10
Trace, Well and Machine Chains
Cart and Wagon Harness
Wheat Fans, Cutting Boxc., Ploushs
Refigcrators, Safes, Washslands and W
robes
Wagons, Carts, Drays and Whecibauow.
Burr Mil!stones. a superior article
265 pieces heavy double wove kersevs
50 pieces White, Colored and Plaid Flaarf
Oznabures and ready made Winter and s.
mer Clothing for Servants, which offer iof =
on accommodating terms at the Penitenliary )
at The Store on l4lh 81 leading 10 Mayo's RI
July l5-w6wd&c JAS. &. SPOTTS, A.
THOS. PINCHBACK, William +. sa.
i Richard Booker and Alfred O. ESslc,i.a
Take notice, that on the Cd day of Srpien-,
1915, al the store house OF Col Joseph VI. :.
in the county Of Amelia, and State OF VUsi.
between the hours Of o'clock, A. NJ, aid /
clock, P. NJ, shall proceed 10 take h" DIRE
tons ofJos. Scot, WIN. NJ. Scott, VIM. VI f..
er and others, 10 be read as evidence in 4 sOt
pending in the Circuit superior Courl OF Law q
ChanceIy, for the county Of Amelia, on ne Ch
cery side Of said Count, in which Tho>. Pm
back and VIM. B. Sadcr are plaintiffs, AMI q
others are Defendants. II the said deposit.
should not be taken on the day aforesaid, "
will be continued al The same place, and ies''
the same hours, from day 10 day, until con, az.
at which lime and place you can aurnt }. =
think proper 10 DO 50. LUCY BOOKER
july 4-cw2m
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RY p. C. z. LANES.

SoRRows.-All accidental sorrows may be
dwelt upon with calmness, or recollected
with gratitude to Him who sent them; the
sorrows that sprang from ourselves preserve
their unmitigated bitterness.
HApp1NEss.---Happiness! that glorious
crown which all The jewels of the world can
not enrich; which, studded with the dia-
monds of the heart, can receive no addition
al lusre from such paluy things as power, or
wealth, or station.
DREss.--Nor is dress, in general, altogeth-
er unworthy of attention. Somebody has
called it the habitual expression of mans
mind; and though cannot agree to that de-
fnition in the full sense, yet certainly, where
there is no impedment to his following his
own wishes, a mans dress affords strong in
dications of taste and habits of thought.
THE HEART AND THE WoRLD.--Oh, how
hard it is, when the mind like young bird,
has scared forth at liberty into the face of
heaven, and tried its wing at large among
all the Joyous things of nature, to be called
back 10 the close cage of the dull worlds
doings, the meannesses, which form The
bars that prison in the heart
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regularly from the first of November, 1874. !,
will be divided into two volumes per year, of 1850
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
Gordon c. Colt, G. Clrrk,p
and George w. Merrill, -
[ NENDl EXPONAS.
Mathew Chambers ct al
DY virtue Of Vendi Exponas to me directed from the
ID Conrt of Common Pleas of the county of Erie and
State of Ohio, will Offer for sale ut the house of Matthew
Chambers, in Gihon. Monday TIE 3st day OF March
between the of 10 o'clock A. NJ and o'clock p NJ.
OF said day. the following property, to witt eight day
Brass ClOks of blacksmith tools yoke of Ok
en- Red and White sore Horse: Gray Horse one
Bay Stud Horse; one Durham TIefer; Horse Buggy,
and one two horse Wagon. Taken the properly of
Matthew Chambers, w. Ackey, S'anherry Sutton and
Million c. Ewing. to satisfy Execution in favor of Cor
don G. Colt Grotomer Clark and George w. Merrill.
II. r. MCCLURE, Sheriff.
sHERIrF's OFFICE.
Kaia, March e1 1916 sw913
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.

Robert TIakes,
Cnro'ine Hakes.)
THE said Caroline Hakes will take notice, that the
complainant, the 2Gt day Of February, A. ID. 1915,
fled in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas the county of Pauding and State of Ohio his
petition praying that tie marriage contract now existing
between them dissolved and that he lie forever divorced
from herr alleged adultery and gross neglect of d
ty and also dispositions Of witnesses will he taken in
the owe cause by the complainant at the house of Fete
Myers in the township of Perry, in the county of Putnam
and State Of Ohio the e9t day of March, A. d. 1885,
Leween the hours of o'rork A. NJ. and O'Clock, P.
ROBERT HAKES, Complainant.
February 23d, 1916. 6wa11
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NEW GOODS
at S9GJ0UG9u

Z ACOB J. GREENE, in Defiance, is receiving
y new and splendid stock of cheap fall and
winter Goods, suitable for this region, to which
he invites the attention of the citizens of Putnam
county who may visit Defiance for trade He in
vites all such to give him n call before trading
elsewhere, as he is determined not to be under.
sold by any responsible house in the place.
OF Cash paid for rhcat and Skins.
Defiance, Sept. &c, 1874 1877
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LAND AGENCY.

TNNHE subscriber has established a Land A gen.
4 cy at Kalida, Ohio, for the purchase and sale
of Real Estate, payment of Taxas, &C.. in the
Counties of Putnam. Paulding and Van Vert.
Being connected with the American A ssociatcd
Agency, which extends throughout the United
States and tho principal States Of Europe, he
expects to be of essential benefit 10 all who may
engage his services. GEO. SKINNER
Kalida, Ohio, Feb. "a, 1874 eO9f