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MRS. f.. Y. LOMAX, princpai
MRS JAMES FREEMAN DANA, Associate Prn
WIS Institution, situated in The town of Liberty,
i Bedford County. Va will be open for lie recep-
lion Of pupils The lsiof October.
|, is the object Of the Principals to mpar to the stu
dents useful as well a. ornamental education.
his purpose. Mrs l.. and Mrs. ID. will be aided by
petent assistants.
THE TERMS WILL BE
Tuition in English, for the si class SEQ pr months,
q - 2nd do Is " g
Jua,m class - 3sd do 10 " ="
Tulllon in French, by Mile. Roget
of France. 5" 3"
Music by Professor Winkler Of Germany,-Piauo &25.
Harp S35; Guitar $lS pr. 8 months.
Drawing, Painting, Latin, German, at Professors
charges.
Plain aud Ornamental Needle work, s. pr. Ave months
Use of Musical Instruments 81.
Each Youag lady furnishing berown beddiag and towels
N. B.-Board may ais, he obtained in many respect
alba families in the village
References--,judge Smnard and james Lyons. Esq.
Rlchmond Judge Lomax. fredericksburg Rev. Dr.
Hawley and Rev. Mr. Laurie, Is, Presbyterian Church.
Wsshingan; Gen. Gordon aud Hon. VIM. G. Rives,
Albeinsrlc; Dr.. p. II. Gilmer, Lvnchburg; Geo. z
Tayiee, B,le'ourl; Rev Dr. S. Phillips aud Rev. ia
cob d. Mitchell, t.iber,y
Bedford, Sepl,l9 to
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A T rules holden in the Clerks Office of,be Co..-r-
1Aof Patrick, ut the courthouse, the LIST oSt
ruary, 1915: 'uay MET.
Edward Thomas, p,,;n.x
against r'''ntif,
Washington Thomas Sylvester Webb and Raj,
wife, formerly Rachel Thomas, Polly Tbom,. it'ne hi.
ger and Lucinda his wife, formerly Lucinda Th ht' NJ.
". Thomas Robert A. Thomas and Augustine n ~ james
the last three children of Benjamin Thomas, decd Mo
Burrows Bartholomew Burrows, Ruth Burrows enael
rows Peter Burrows John ". Kelam, son of Hon., bu
liam and Abigail his wife, decd formerly Abigail RIO Mel
Martha G. Keam James Kelliam and Augustine ke;'
children of John Kelliam and Nancy his we forme, Wm
cy Burrows heirs at law to John Burrows and Dh,S sH
wife, formerly Deborah Thomas, and Augustine Wade m, DIS
Wade Deborah Uade, Sally Uade Rachel M, Daha
cy Wade and Mary Wade, children of james IT. van,
Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy Thomas, ''a
Defendants. :
In CHANcERy. 81
The defendants James W. Thomas Robert A n
and Augustine B. Thomas Michael Burrows gatbInas'
Burrows Ruth Burrows, John Burrows, Peter Bn,""
john W. Kelam Martha G. Kelliam, James Kel,,a
gustine kelliam, Augustine wade Diana wade Dt na
wade, Sally wade, Rachel wade, Nancy wade ana W
wade. not having entered their appearance and giving ,
rhy according to the act of senoy and the rules If ~;
court and appearing by satisfactory evidence TIA, H.
are not inhabitants OF this commonwealth; On motion Of ~.
plaintiff, is ordered, that tn, said deiendan ts do ,n
here the lst Monday in .7p next and answer h
th IS bill and that OF this order be fortbw i'm nsu
ed in the lynehburg Vre nian for months
and posted at the front door OF the house of t, com
ty on some court day. "
n Cnpv-Testc
S.fML. G. sT.apLEs.D DC.
reo' ID WIN
r rules holden in the Clerks ohce Of the County g.
~ of Patrick at the Courthouse thereof on the Isl Mon
day in February, lSfj:
Henry rugge, Plaintiff
George C. Mccall, Robert are,r and .rram Staples,
Defendants
In CuANcrRy
The defendants, George e. Mccall and Robert Ha,e
not having entered their appearance md given s,cur
according the OF assembly and the rules Of th. court
and 1t appearing by etory evidence that they not
81 III t,ki I'm. Al
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Grocery and Commission HMsi.

Grocery and Commission HMsi.
ness.
HAVING leased Of Mr.. Richard Tyre, thar large
and cun,inudio,s brick building, lately erected by
him on The canal. we are prepared /" do general
COW MISSION AND FOR " 4 RIDING
EyTNR.V'ESS.
And any business entrusted 10 our care shall receive
',ur s,tic attention. Onr of the partners will attend
the Tobacco hreaks regularly. Liberal cash advances
made all producr in hand. A large snpply Of
G G f. RI s.,
Together with Rock and Ground PLASTER cnntin.
aaly on hand. STEPTOE. * TALiAtERRO.
REFERENCES
r. Tyre, Bowles s. AGREE,
II DAVIS. J. G. Mpem,
Miller s. Rucker, Adams & Wlkinson,
Mcdaniel & McCorkls, RI. Cawthon.
Geo. Bsghy, B. Peyton, Richmond.
Jan. Is
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Tin and sheet Iron Business
CONTlNUEsS.

FEVilE. subscriber will IN future carry IN tho
i JiO nnd sheet Iron business,
in the ell known hausr, formerly occupied by Messrs
Williams 4 Victor as Sy-rsmilh shop. Nam street
Lvnchhurg Thankful Tor The patronage 81 my custim
prs heretofore, wish continuance Of the same. NV
wl,es will be 10 set ,hs iiies.
LARKIN A. WOMACK.
Feb 10 u
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Feb. IS

7 rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Sup
"A Count Of Law and Cbancery, the county Of Pate
rick the court house, the LIST Monday February,
1S45
Joseph Roger, Plaintiff,
against
George l.. Penn, Edmund Penn, Peter p Penn, Hiram
Staples and Mary S. his wife, formerly Mary $ Penn,
Richard II Scales and Sophia his wife, formerly Sophia
Penn, Thomas J Penn and Cathaiine his wife, formerly
Gaharine Penn, and finn NJ Penn and Sarah f.. Penn In
FAINT children of Greensve Penn decd John E. Penn and
William Penn, infant children of Gabriel Penn, decd, who
OF rhe children OF said Greensye Penn decd and
Benjamin. Spencer, Defendants
In CHANcERY.
The defendants, George l.. PENN Edmund Peas and
Richard il Scales and Sophia his wife, ha. entered
Their appearance and given security, accodsg to the act OF
assembly and the rules Of this and it appearing by sat
iactoy evidence that they inhabitants t this com
tuonWealtl On motson of The Plantf it ordered that
the ssd defendants do appear here the LIST M nday IN "
pnil neat. and tbe plaintiffs bill, and hata
copy OF this order be forthwith published in the Lynchbug
Nrginan for two months successfully, and posted az inc
front door OF the courthouse of this court
day Il Copy-Teste,
S.4M'L G. STAPLES, D. c.
Feb. IS WIN
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March -

4 r special circuit superior nj o law and chan
Gerry held Tor Bedford coniay, the 2oh day Of Ju
Iy, 1874:
A. }. Agee, Plaintiff,
against
John Gibbs. Robert H. Vaughan, and James H. Epps
guardian Of Mary f.. Vaughan, Defendants,
In CHANcERY
This day this came on he heard UPON the pa
pers formerly read, and he subpoena awarded therein
the 9Th day Of September lS4l which appears have
been duly served upon The defendant Robert H. Vaughan
who fails 10 appear and answer, and argued by
sci. On consideration whereof the cnnr doth adadge.
order aud decree that commissioner of this do
take an ri the received by the defendants
John Gihbs and Robert H. Vaughan for the tract OF
land IN the proceedings menli med and also account
of the value Of the of said land when occupied
cultivated by said Gibbs, or Robert H. Vaughan. and
that he report said TO this conrt with any mat
ter specially stated thought pertinent by himself
quired by the parties To be stated,
A Gory--Teste
JOSEPH WIZ SON. Crk.
CosiMissIoNER's OFFICE,
Liberty, Aug. 9Th. lS44.S
The parties in the above cause will take notice thai
shall. al my efilce, IN this town. the hour of 10 ~
clock, A. NJ. OF Monday the l4h day of April, 1916.
Commence the accounts directed by HE foregoing decree
al which time and place they Will attend with their ac
counts vouchers, witnesses and copies Of court papers
Tor examination and settlement.
:. JNO. A. WHARTON. C.
March 10 w4w
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A r Special Session Of the Circuit Superior Court
~ of Law and Cbancprv continued and held for Il q
iowa Of Iynchbu,y al the Court House in said town
on Thursday the 23d aay OF January 1915 sitting as a
CONT If Chancery:
Richard Perkins, IT, and William Roberfs
Plaintiffs.
aooiua
David n. LYMAN. admnisra,nr Of Chtistnpher Rob
erts decd. the same David r. LYMAN and Elizabeth
H. his wife. Georye F. Roberts, Harrison NJ Gibbs and
Mary Ann his " ife. Abram +. Bierers and Matilda L.
his ve the same Abram e Boorfs ,ios,ee on behaIr
nj his wifs and children Jip,nn ID lenninos and Mil
dred Ann NJ his wife. Mary f. n Bipoers. Ada f. G.
Bigcess Ella c. O. Biurers Ariadne r. r BUYERS
Ahram r Bcuers IT, and - Bpoers the last six
infants nv R,ber, J Davis their Guardian adj Item
Cbris,opher l., Roberts Georpe f. Roberts and John
C;ih,s Defendants
This cause came on this day TO be heard on the bill
answer If the Infants exhibits the order nf publication
ado Mt rules I'M the 5,b f December 1872 as to the
sbsen, defendant (;eotoe f. Rnbe,s which appears tt,
h, vs hen, dt olished and The suhnmnas dated l2,h
Of 1olv 1870 the 81, Of AUGUST 1912 and the 5h Of
Sep,ember 1912 which appears To have been duy ser,
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VIRGINI3:.7t rules held in the clerks office OF 'hs
circuit superior court of law and chapeery eolqsp "
and tor the county OF Campbell, the sd day OF re''
1915: ,,,
Charles l.. Cobbs. atl4p'r with the will annexed civil
liam c McCallisier, deceased Plaihuh'
against -,
Joseph MsCaliister Sarah McCnllistrr, Robert MGCuL
sister, John McCallister, William NIcCaister and william
CVbbs, Defendants
IL CHsscERx. -,
The defendant, Joseph McCallser, not having e"e
his and given security according to the sc
semby and the rules OF this court and 1t appearing
factory evidence thai he is nhabitant OF this
wealth 1t is ordered, that said defendant appear H.
rules held in the clerks Office on the first Monday III
next and the bill OF the plaintiff, and that G :,
this order be forthwith inserted IN Some newspaper
the of Lynrhburg, for two months successi'e! ~
posted at front OF the courthouse of this county o
some court day.
JOHN ID. ALEXANDER, sLF,
Fol, 81 VIA
VTIRGIEIA:At rules held in the clerks Office OF the c
cult superior court n law und chancery, holden aha
for the county of Campbel the Sd day offssnary i4'
james T. Stevens, faih'AN
Grief Barksdale, executor of Anthony North, decfas
Jesse Burton, late Sheriff OF Campbell county and sse
admir- of Thomas A. Narth, deceased, Nancy NoI.n us
.hony North homas North Parham Moon ADD S.ssn as
wife, Martha North, Mary Moth, Nancy North and lillian"
n orth, Detendah's'
In CHANcERY.
The defendants, Parham Moon and Sssa his WIZ, no
having entered their and given security
to the Of assembly and the rules Of this cor anu
pearinx by salts factory evidence that they are IN" ir
Il Of this ealth u is ordered, that sara IN
dants appear the first Monday in May next anu
swer the plaintiffs hill, and that copy Of this ores
forthwith inserted in newspaper printed N
of Ly nchburg, for two months successfully and posi-
the front the courthouse OF this county soms S
day. ACopy-Ieste, r,,x.
Fob At w2m
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March l3
REMOVAL.

HAVE removed my Office To the basement story
Of my own residence, At the West end Of Third or
Cooke street. opposite the Old Baptist Church. The Or
fee recently occupied by is for rent It is over the
Pos, Ofiire. l.. II. Trlgg or John r. Garland will
Contract for the rent. j. GARLAND.
Feb. ,ts
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Jan Q
DXNSOLV TID.V:

1--WE 60 partnership heretofre exstiup between Wo
/ MACK & RoGERs. is dissolved by mutual conseu,
LARkiN A. WOMACk,
JAS Il. ROGERS.
Feb 10 u
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To Gideon Brooks, a non. resident Of he State Of
PUgina
TAKE NOTICE, that shall on Thursday the
l7lh day Of April, lS4s. between the hoars Of s
A. M. and r. N al the Law Office Of VIM Z. Car
tinYt'n. at Charlotte court house, Va take the deposi
tions of James w Douldn and ahers 10 DO rea as ev
dence in sui, pending the circu superior court
law and chancery for Charlotte county, on the chan
Gerry side, in which am paiota and you are defendant
with certain Richard Collins.
JOHN w. BROOKS,
March l3 w4w
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Oct. 3

Immediately opposite The Frcskln Hotel.
DFGS leave To tender his thanks 10 the SPoETsMEN
- and public generay for the very liberal patronage
he has received in his line nf business and hem
that he may be found at his stand. prepared Ia
all work conded him in the manner ard
upon terms 10 suit The pressure. He has hand
aud will continue To manufacture, Double and Single
Barrel Fo,rtng Pieces Brass. Sieel and Siirer noun
ted Rhe', Dneitinr, Pochet Beh and 7,areitag Pts
7 OILS which he na'iers himself will please the most
fasdilus Guns Stacked altered 10 Percussion Sports
and others invited to call and examine his stock
before purchasing elsewhere he feels confident Of plea
sng.
REPAIRING. &C.
lie il prepared 10 execute all kinds of Repairing. ex-
redously, in the and durable manner and
al such prices will make the interest of the pub
lie to favor him with their patronage.
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
Dec. Is. w3m
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Education.

Education.
NVHE mex, session Of the subs rbers' School will
Il commence on Monday. the 10Th Of March, in the
basement story Of the Second Presbyterian Church.
Terms per session Of 1--WE months: For The eiemen-
ary branches Of English, $1,000 for the higher branch
If Engsh $500, for the Classics and Nla,heu,at
ies, $1,000. A. N. BRANCH, "A. b.
E.WlNS TON, Graduate v. NJ H.
Feb 20 Is
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OXEX COATS Ann ELOAkS.
WE have on hand, beautiful assortment of sup
W Beaver Ckih Over Crnts and Cloaks, which
will sell at reduced prices Aso large lu, OF Vest
very cheap. PARHAM & HOPKINS.
ysr I.
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Monticello Cotton Yarns nnd
DOmestics.
10000 LIS H.. COTTON YARNS assorted
10 bales Oznshures,
10 do ] Shlrtngs.
Equal in quality any ohrrs and will be sold libe
raj aud accuin,,oda ing terms, by
MCDANIEL & McCORKLE,
Agents Tor Monticello Factory.
March 10 ts
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TURTIiER pOSfPONENIEN1

FURTHER DISAPPOINTMENT.
The above sale is further postponed, until Monday
the 2i,h day oi March, lSi5.
JOHN II. TYRE.
Surpirm9 Trustee.
Jan t2lMh
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HENRY tUDLAM & Co.,

NTOTIsVOIND. Y II.
4 11EsND 10 settling TOBACCO and other pro
"A dsee. Mr.. Benz. G. Gray. w,ll in, in,lifs a,ien
10 our 'r,sb ccu sales.
Advance, made oD all consignuenis to our sadress.
Richmond. Feb 81 NV
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BILLS OF LADltG
For the James River a. Kaaawee Css~
FOR S.3LE AT THIS OFFICE.
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A y Special Session of he Circuit Superior Court
IA Of Law and Chancery continued and held for :; .
town Of Lvnchhuiq. al the Cmti House in said town,
Thursday the 23d day OF January, 1885, sitting
Cont nf Chanccry:
Richard Perkins, jr. and William Roberts.
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4 rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the Count, Cour
IA of Patrick, Monday the BID day of February, lS45:
W lIliam IA Ayres, Plaintiff
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Feb. 27

ViRGINN-in the clerks Office Of the circuit superio
court OF law and chance,yb for the county Of Neson
the month OF February, lS45;
Lewis Webb, Plaintiff,
against
Samuel B. r. Loving and Jane NJ his wife, William S
Loving his right and admir-. of Samuel Loving
deceased James M Loving, Harriet f. t!ansbrougb wild
and relc of Jordan NJ. ansbrough, deceased Robert
G. Loving, John +. Loving, Elizabeth Lowing widow and
relief of Samuel Loving, deceased, Isabella Loving,
and - Taylcr, infant children of Sarah FAY or, who
n daughter OF said Samuel Loving deceased ind
ton H. Loving, Defendants.
In CHhrcERv.
The defendants, and --- TnyIor infant chi dren
Of Sarah lor deceased not having entered their appear
and given security, according TO the act of assembly
and the rules ofths court and appearing BY satisfactory
evidence that they not inhabitants of this
wealth; On motion of the Plaintiff by his counsel it is
dercd that said defendants do appear here rules be
held clerk office, before the first Monday
in MAY next and the bill Of the plaintiff and that
copy tins order be forthwith inserted in the Lynchbu re-
yrgnan," spaper published in the town of ,nchburg
for months successfully, and another copy the reof
posted door OF the courthouse of tins county
court day COpy-1eSte,
RIO. c. CUTLER, elk
March 6 WIN
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A rules holden in the Clerks Office ofthe Count.
Aof Patrick at the courthouse, the LIST sona, ISut
ruary, 1886 MET.
Edward Thomas, p,,.
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Feb. 10

A Copy-Tcste,
S.4NI'L. G.. ST.qpI FS, r. c.
Feb 10 WIN
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-11-28

This blessed day is Thanksgiving, ant
while the thoughts of all hands in this office
are turned Heavenward, and our sincere
thanks are ascending to the Bontifui Giver Of
all Good, for the many blessings which we
have received at his hands-while the press
is throwing off the Piketonians in rapid sue
cesslon, and the Devil is distributing them
among his patrons, we cannot avoid return.
ing our humble thanks to thai friend who sen,
us that fine Turkey for this occasion. Hur-
rah, boys! pull up, get the paper off, be thank
Jul and let's 60 to dianer!-Piketonian.
Friend Pike, the people down your way must
be clever folks, for printers don't generally
get turkeys on such occasions Well may
you be thankful to the man that brough the
fine turkey
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-11-28
Buried Alive.

AS Mr.Craig Vanmeter, OF Pittsgrove
township, Salem county, N. j., was in the
act of descending an old we'll, few days
since, the wall ca~ed IN both below and
above, and buried him at the depth ol
about thirty feet. The we'll was some sixty
feet deep, and at the time of the accident
Mr. V. was suspended in tire bucket about
midway. The wallcaved in about seven o.
clock in the morning, when the alarm was
given, and the neighbors began search
for what they deemed his dead body. At
five o'clock 10 the afte rnoon they found
him alive and but very little injured, the
stones having formed an arch over his head.
His escape under the circumstances was
truly wonderful.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-11-28

ANTl-RENTERs REPRIEvED.-A Cabinet
Council has been held by Gov. Wright,
of New York, to take into consideration
the cases of O'Connor and Van Sleen-
burg, the two An,i-renters under SEN
tence of death 10 Delaware county for
numbering Sheriff Steele. There was
some difference of opinion in the council;
but the maj pity finally resolved to com.
mute the sentence to imprisonment for
life. This measure was brought about by
the numerous petitions sent up TO the Gov.
ernor from all parts OF the State; and ii is
hoped the clemency thus shown will have
the eiTec, 70 destroy Anti,rentism od re- :
store peace to the State. Should this not
prove the case, any future criminal in
similar circumstances, will receive no
mercy.-U S. Satu, day Posi-
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-11-28
New Counties.

1t is already painfully evident that du.
ring the coming winter, THOUSANDS or
DOLLARS are again to be squapdered by
forcing application for new counties up.
on the attention Of the Legislature. i
the tax payers would properly reflect up
on the waste Of time and money which
these projects occasion, there would be
fewer signers found attached to the Pc
titions. Ia our exchange papers, we OBJ
serve advertisements giving notice that
applications for the creation of the follow
ing counties viii be presented to the next
Legislature:
]. FARMER-Out of fColumbiana, Stark
Portage and Trumbull ,--county seat to be
at Benton;
2. MAHoNING--Out of Columbiana
Stark, Portage and Trumbull county
sea: to be at Freedom;
3. CAss--Out Of C Columbia ana and Trum.
bull. --counts seat TO be at CanGeld;
4. VAN BUREN-Out Of G oshocton, Mus
kingum, Licking, Knox and Holmes;
S HowARD-Out of Muskingum, Cos.
hocton aud Licking;
6. CENTRs (i)-Out Of Licking, Knox.
Delaware aud Franklin;
Z. NATioNAL--Out of Licking, Fairfield
and Franklin:
s. CENTRE (2)--Out of Richland, Hu-
ron, Lorain and Wayne;
7. Out of Richland, Knox,
Delaware and Marioni
10. CHEsrER-Out of Guernsey, Har.
rison, Tnscarawas and CosLocton;
IL. AUGLAlzE-Oat of Logan, Shelby
and Mercer.--Patriot.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-11-28
whig Predictions. .


The whig party said that the annexation
Of Texas would certainly involve cur ma.
tioh in war. This has proved false pre-
diction. They said that we should have TO
assume her debts, This has proved equally
false. They said that the people of Texas
were a set of outcasts from society, and
could not be made TO live under govern
ment of laws. The constitution of Texas
as just adopted, forbids gam, ling and duel
ling, whilst this same wing rarty OF mora
lists, pu. forward as candidate for the
Presidency, at the last .tion, one OF
the most notorious gamblers and dulists
in the United States; aud that too, for the
purpose ofexcluding from the union those
outcasts who have just adopted the consti
tuition referred to. A pretty set OF pro-
phets and preachers, these wings.
Union Times.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-11-28
EMIGRATION WESTWARD.

For the past three months, the emigration
to the northwestern counties of this state,
and the northern portion of Indiana, has been
very great. Scarcely day passes, without
quite number ofmovers passing through our
town; and many days as high as fifteen or twen-
ty families have been counted as they pass
along. The emigration this year exceeds, we
think, most any former years people have at
length found that very rich and fertile tracts
of land can be had without going to or beyond,
the Mississippi; and, at nearly as low a rate.
In many of the northwestern counties Of OHIO,
very desirable locations can yet be had at a
ry little advance IN the price of land, and
cost of emigranting to the more western states,
We know of but few who have viewed the
lands for sale in this vicin ty and wishing to
purchase, that have gone further Bargains
can now be obtained, but after the lapse of
year or two, SO rapidly is the country improv-
ing, the settler will be obliged to pay great
advance in the price Of his land, If he gets a
location at all desirable.-Ltma Argus.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-11-28

0H7- To persons wishinga CHEAP paper
we would say, for every FIVE advance pay
ing subscribers, that by informing us of the
same and place to send, you shall have our pa
per gratis for the period of one year. Who will
send in the names and amount! THIS may
be the last opportunity offered of the kind
Let every man come up to the work and sup.
por. his own county paper. We publish our
paper as cheap as it can possibly be done,
and wish liberal support.