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TO buyers of Land /!

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September 9th, l545.-3-4t.

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"A day issued by Henry Erect a Justice
OF the Peace Of 'Iymochiee township, Wy.
ando, county. against The property and
IT ei John Tus.ng, a non.resident of
said c"nnty.
dated th,s 10Th day ofSepiember Is45
SOLOMON BLASURE.
By P. A. TYLER bis Au'y.
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lie importance Ho tel,
BUCYR US, ONO!
POU N DIS TOME & THEA KER,
Proprietors.

THIS house formerly occupied by An
- derson & Ponndstone, and recently
by A. Seitz, is situated ON Main stree,
two blocks sonth of the Publice Square,
and is the most pleasant part OF the
town. The proprietors respectfully in
vite the travelling public to call and find
that no effort is spared to make their
house quiet and pleasant home for the
wearied. They are determined by their
close attention TO business and moderate g
charges, TO merit large share Of public
patrnuana
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Carpenters attend !!

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Sandusky and vicinity, are requested TO
meet al the court house, on Saturday eve.
ming the lltb inst, 10 consult on matters
of impor' ance 10 the trade. Come one
Come ALL!
MANY CARPENTERS:
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NJ a NSION HOUSE,
II h e Table,

viii be supplied with the best fare the
country can afford. Attached to the
premises is a convenient stable, t0ge The r
with a commodIous yard and carriage
house.
An experienced aud faithful 0sller will
AT all times he in attendance.
Apri l6, lS45 -30-,f.
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Fresh Groceries.

Which, for quality and price, can't be beat
this side o, san rise. They have Coffee.
Tea, Sugar, Molasses. Pepper and Spice,
Tobacco, aud every thing else that could
be dreamed of in the grocery line. Also,
Glass, Nails, Sole Leather, Queensware,
&c. all Of which will be sold at prices
that tcW astonish the natives! 0IF-rheir
store room may be fonnd obiiquely oppo,
site Mr.. kirby's Hotel.
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Veso arrangement.
A. S EITZ,
[ (RECENTLy OF THE AMERICAN TEMPER.
AScE HOTEL, BUoyRus, Onio,)

TAKES this Method Of Informing the
u putlic that he has removed to Marion,
aud AIKEN that old and well known tavern
stand, the
NJ A NSION HOt'SE,
recently occupied by X. Sargent. The
establishment has undergone thorough
repair, and is newly furnished by the
present occupant, who is prepared TO ac-
commodate the travelling public and
Buarders, 10 as good siyle as any other
house in Ills part of the country.
The Mansion House is the largest ana
most CONVENIENT stand ~ Marion, and the
present occupan, has mad g"od share oi
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intends devotlng ms entire personal at.
lention, So tha: he halters himself that
lie win he cna led 10 render toll satlstac,
ION to his guests.
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MERCHANDISE.

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MARINE JOURNAL.


Packet ship Su.ly Edgar from Havre 9Th June. mdsc
10 Fox Llyng.iOn-llb passengers. oth June, OF the
Caskeis spoke ship Versailles Of Boston from Charles
ton bound Hayre. &d lai - o. long 50 p fell in with
full set OF spars painted white apparently belonging 10
i've or SIX hundred ship with rigging attached and
apparently portion OF the upper works. &stn June,
passed large number OF ice berss July ith in ai ~
10 long 81 T. exchanged signals with American bark
Ma.io standing the Eastward. l2ih inst on tre L.
land spoke ship Hercules for New-iork.
Packet ship Liverpool Eldridce. from Liverpool TN
June mdsc 10 Woodruff q Mnlurn June I'm lat -
IA long 10 30 exchanged signals with an Am snip sno"
ns white aag with a black ball. 10Th lat 10 81 long
10 81 spoke bark Bosonian Of Ihomaston from Calves
ton Antwerp Al day. 18Th, exchanged signals Win
shin supposed q London Packet. showing red signal
with cross 40 - long q IS. July ls lat ~ So long
40 large ICE bergs
shin Paul Jones wilkins from NOreans 2-lh ut the
Bar % July pork hour SC 10 Cary 4 Co, July TN on
Cape Florida, passed ship saxon rom NOt-eahs' io'
Cowes and market.
horn marble. rags sc. 20 Augustus NesL
Bark Josephine Mitchell from Ja1os, X ID INST u
ga and molssses 70 De Forest & Co Lett orig Gal
weston Burr Tor Nyork soon and bTg Basc, are, do
bark Abby Baker. Hs.ch. dg ior Europe
Bark Vernon. Eiiery. ; days from savannah cotton
sc. TO sturses SleSi man ,-s- ,..-,...-. ...
Brig Carolina Sherwood days from Charleston, cot
ton SC 20 Durham & Dmon.
Brr sun. Meinck ~ days from Bordeaux. brandy, 70
q N,,,fa 81 June lat a. long = saw brig Selma bound
mn Channel Lat 90 % long y, passed N - hours 700
scbrJ : Berthe. Traxis - days from Curacao log
wood 10 / MeCready. Len brig Frances, Cam FOR
NYork next day. -, =,
Schr NAL. Nichols 3 days from Boston, niase' % !
schr Peru. Parker days from Passport aih and plas
ter, to Sturges & Co.
BELOW.
ships fremont Taylor, Il days from Antwerp V-csi
fSwed1 hark Came. Bremen: brig President and scnr
Delaware from - Croix. Also, several olneF square
rugged vessels unknown Wind SW.
SAILED.
Ship wsteT.oo, Liverpool; Auburn, New-OFieAns.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

In he Packet ship UeHiag from Lirppool-Alirtd
Mon Of NYork James Drew lady and servant Of Scot
land Henry shepard OF Ireland Henry Eyre OF Eng
NJ Bagg of Utca Mrs Eldr.dse-J34 steerage.
IL he bark JoseDtiae from Jab0s. PR-brsn HaTs
Constant Herpne Pedro Narela Francis Neria Joseph
Nercla
IN M bark YerH0a, from SdraHnah-H Morgan lady
and servant. Robert Freeman do John Holzendor, do
II Rogers lady and = children; Thomas Taylor, do
Mrs J scott. Mrs Holt Mrs c Rutherford, Mr. VI
Warner Mrs NJ 4 Jappy Miss Anna Goddard, Mis-
Agnes d Leon Mr. Thomas Marshall, George Glenn, l.
c Rhnd l. salisbury q Siorrs. SALISBURY. G \
Johnson b " sinclair " + De Leon. II Allen, d
Hutchinson, John Colby Masters G Goddard James
Goddard and sieerase.
In The ship Paul Jones from Neic OrsdHs-W " White
lady and child Miss NJ Gaenian Mr. W FOsdick.
Wright L Wright I b Heart J Gore.
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cARpETING OIL CLOTHS, &c.

FAMILIES IN want of CARPETlNO, or any article in The
L line are respectfully invited to call and examine one
rHRFE-PLY INGRAM and all other styles Of CARPET
ING OIL CLOTHS RUGS, sc. that Is To be found In tts
Civ The entire stock and selected Tor the Sprns
ss from the most celebrated manufactures Of this country
and Europe In the many splendid patterns
and STYLES u cOlors hich not Ia he found al
other store Purchasers may he assured that they viii hno
he prices much lower than al any similar establishment, In
the City al,
NB.-An experienced Uphoissrer will s,tend tho NUNS
and ayng of OIL Cloths making Carpets &c al the shorlss
notice w n. GUIONS New Store,
nl1,y Fronting On Fast Broad~ay and II Diysionst
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AN EXCITING ROMANCE

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~ The g 'lden Rule. devoted 20 Odi-Feowship and
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-15
APFLEs-Do do.

Al about O'Clock, p. ~ il began rainng-;he sun up
to that time having been boiling hot At o'clock the
thermometer stood At 93-fuI blood hesi-as il did also
on Sunday and Saturday. We getting paid OF for
our cool and backward June, with vengeance. The
rain laying the dust and viii be gratefully accepted
in the country if il were golden dew. Here Il has
no, cooled the air much although we live in hope