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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-01

Mr.. iiarvie asked Nj rolef II he would vote Tor ,h
bill with Tho ryder. ~ his sns~et weud govern BIZ
| VIZ. ilsrvi.s, vnic on ,ife Reconsideration.
| sir I,def sald he would not
Mr. ilstvie preferred hr bill without lhs i3,h. Iiil
and 10Th sections. aud would vote vf tho feconsdefa
ion
Aflrr lew remarks fran M-ssn. VERIFY. Tolcr and
Fdmunds. the motion 10 reconsider pre- vailed BY the fol
loWine vote
AVIS hiessrs. WIN. II. II. Gusts. John II. Cus,i.
liarve. Powell. Miller, rornhnl Macl,n. Brcock
fh~d. Dickinson ii e., Lacy. Darlington. Winifee
Btesdns. llobs,n. Thompson III Dinwidd,r. Chlsman,
Mess Snot. Sullmsn Street. Saunders. Gather Jones
i.eake. Walker. Einuuds. S'ovall, ilte,. Thompson
OF Hampshire. Bmwn Of Hanover. t:odwln. H,wnr
Wallace. Games. llawe-. M'ln.yrr, Taylor. ElIxey,
Go,don. Bsgby. Banks. Shepard Alexander, Wade.
k,lhy. Nsw,"n. Watts. laprer. VERIFY. Middleton. OF
iver Davis. M'Phersm Ts,um. ll,ner. Syn,e. I.an.r,
Coekc, Dey. M'Dearnon. Daniel. Btswner. Srolhrr,
Lyons. Piilchatd, Manr. Cowan, S,chlry. Svhreli
liolladay. Chion. billiard, freeman. Hall of Taylor,
Rice and Lenwich-7s.
Mons Messls. Soulhar. Brown Of Aftermath.
Iayne. A'asslr, Dickinson Of Bath. lIorwe Mitchell
Boak. Campbell. Thompson ol Doc,our, Camden. To
Ter. Fox. Ilalloi Fsuqu,rr. M'Clung. Deskins, WALL
prndic'on. Parks. Callisun. Lee. Flowers. MR,c,
funct 1owner Patrick. Dull, Goare, farrio,,. Ad
ans H,mon. Edmondson, Michael. Edsingnu. Ar.
hogast Fairfax. Long, Gud, Harper, Fugo,r Tate,
Laird. West. Fun.len. G@,dson, aud Neal--46
MIR Gordon moved 10 strike out tho 18Th. li'h aud
10Th seciions Of the bill.
Mr.. l.yons wished 10 know. II these secons were
stricken ou, if Mr. Tuer had any other proposition 10
make hmchng their suhjcc,}
Mr. Toler said he had other 10 uflrt.
The n,olion ,osrike uul prevailed without divs.
or.
Mr. Taylor moved tina, thu House al journ--nepativ-
ed.
Mr. Tolcr moved n reconsideration Of tho III section
of the bill Chat which requires the construction Of hr
road 10 comnencr at buchanan with the view Of ,nuv
ing an amendment which would Ak the eastern terminus
for the present al Salem.
Mr. Toler said that those who were opposed to larrc
expenditures should vote for this amendment. lie sx-
pressed the ofiosn that the canal never would be com
plced 10 buchanan and that tho rad ought not there.
fore 10 be made TO that II the road should be- made
before the canal completed tho money disbursed in
lis consiruG.n would be- u useless expenditure. lie
urged tho House, literature, To pause al Salem for time
and learn The determination of the Legislature IN this
lin poTiant point.
Mr.. Thompson ii d addressed the House in favor Of
The advantages If making Buchanan tho eastern terminus
of the road. lie alluded IL the opnion Of the Chief En-
gneer in iavor o Buchanan IN reply 10 resolution Of
by the member from Campbell IN This House
IN $40.
The House refused 10 reconsider The lih action
ayes 80. noes 50.
The bill was then ordered 10 be engfussed--5S to 49,
On motion Of Mr.. Itlwich,
The House adJ burned.
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WEDNESDAY,. December "a, 1915.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

The Speaker laid b.f ~ the Honre cornmvuica ton.
from the President Of the Bank III Vrgnis IN answer tn
the resolution VI the Hoose. adopled M the gid inst
stating the amount Of capital stock Of the Bank when
tho subscription Was made 10 the James River aud ka
nawha Company, the amount VI increase capital aher
the subscription. and the premium obtained nlon snc'
,apila which, motion !" Mr.. Lanier, was laid upon
the table and ordered Ia hs printed.
The following resolutions were presented and adopt
ed.
BY Mr. Gresham That the COMMITTEES for Courts
Of Justice enquire into The txerncy ui providing BY
law ior giving the county jurisdiction IN
Of mouns against consabss aud their securities. kr
money collected by consshrs, and against consIables Tor
| damages for failing 10 return executions.
by Mr.. Gresham. That the Committee for Courts
Of justice enquire into the expedency o requiring
stables NIL rxecnons to them, directed 10 thu
clerks uets OF their respective c"untlrs and ol provi
ding place Tor the safe keeping Of such executions, and
requiring the clerks of the county courts In file aud PIE
serve all snch executions. labelled IL show Tho
year and the month IN which they were filed; and also
10 fix the compensation Of clerks Tor such service
A petition was presented and referred:
By Mr. Gold Preamble and Resolutions of a meet
ing "f the people Of Rockbdgc On the snhjec. VI Eda
cation.
pnLs PASSED.
Concerning WIN. NJ. Atkinson.
To change the place of holding separate election in
tho county oi Rckbrldge.
Authorizing separate eertoa At the houss Of John
Beavers 10 the oouniy al lazewcll.
Concerning John H., Dickinson Of the county Of Pitt.
sylvana.
Concerning Henry Tussle. Of tho county VI Pat.
rick.
Prescribing and regulating the mode Of raising money.
deliay the Of budln. new Court llouss In tho
county of Boletonri.
All Fox moved that when this Iluuss adjourn, II al.
jsurn In Friday next. Nrga,ived.
Mr. Lee moved that, when the House obi urn In day.
il adjourn In meet again Monday next, al l2 oclck.
MIR Me PTSuum %
place of Monday. Nega,iveJ.
Mr.. Lees m.ion then prevailed. without divl-
siun.
On motion uf Mr.. Street. the House adjnurnsd.
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Factory Hands.


A LII persons having claims agans, the estate of 10.
"A .nHa Mcdaniel, deed, requested present
hem Tor settlement. Tnose indebted to sail estate
VIII please make payment withou, delay.
Lll'TLEr TON LEFTWICH,
Executor ofJoanna Mcdaniel, decd.
Dec, IS i'm
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L.1N.D FOR SIZE,

A1AiN offer for sale my FARM in Nelson county,
u near the Courthouse. containing
43O Acres.
ms arm 10 very valuable. well timbered. in a very
neighborhood. and within miles Of the James
NV, N'et Canal. The terms will be liberal. Apply to
e subscriber in Lynchburg, or Spolswood Garland and
'>'oe'' Wh'shead II Nelson courthouse. So
Sept. 20 IA
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.Vesc boarding. House.

M RS. vxCT n has taken the house over
AvA Messrs Bell kucker 4 Co. which Will be open,
I'd Monday, the 2d instant Tor the accommodation OF
day boarders. Two families be- furnished with
rooms by thu year She Scl,s share Of the public pat
ronsge. promising to mako her house and terms ~ ~
grreable as possible.
Dec. %
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LAW NOTICE.

James Garland n I'm. ID. Hr0ssrh,
HAVE united in the practice of Law. They will
attend the courts of Campbell, Bedford, Amherst,
Nels"n. Appo"a''ox, Charlotte aud Lynchburg All
eases Of collections will be strictly attended to by Mr.
Branch j. Garland will, by this arrangement, be en-.
abed Is give ysilan and prompt attention To the cases
which may be confded to his in the Cour, Of An.
peals.
Dsc Is IA
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n q r 1 e l.

n q r T. L.
living taken a lease of the s,.ls IN 'ls place.
III known as the Langhorne Mills, iof a term oil
years, will be regularly in the wheat market. and pre-.
pared to give the
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE.
Lump and round Plaster will slwsysbe KEEP, hand
and sold low for cash.
Mr.. JAMES SUrrHIr, who. Ilearn, is favorably
known 10 the farmers of this region, will mill for me.
and hone To secure that patronage from the public.
which the convenient location Of the property invites
A. N. MONTGOMERY.
March Ia
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FOR RENT.

~ THE brick teaeizent, situated on Diamond
Mill Hill, and recently occupied by the late John
-G"A Victor. The location Of this house is very con-
venen'. Aad tae i"t has upon good well Of wafer and
the necessary Out. door buildings.
Possession given immediately, application 10
}. T.. SIlACKLEFOKD, Admir-
de bonis Vi Maria Victor, deed
Dee. II ia
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

go. 49,
''o""A'' pe''"oe' @o"'' 1910,
Mr. Bocock reported bill authorizing the sale Of tho
lnn1s ~ carrier H. f.doe ana Others IN tho county OF
Southampton"
M b"cpck. from The Go'nn'ec oil courts 81 Jus
icr repaired hill so,orz'ng the divorce Of David e.
fh'Pps, from hls vile Dotcas.
The School Fund.
Mr. Yrrby moved To take IN his resou,io, fl, ., adj
di,i,nal sppyon,al,on Ia The Primary Sch,"ls n, v
prolsed TO make hi, The order of Tho d,y ,r Mnnd,y
next.
Mr. (,,,dsop ti,uoLi his J,y In, ..,v
mir Daniel p,onosed The 3O,6 D,renlrr
N, y.,hv ,h,.n n,oveJ Tho al, J,nna,y
NJ, n,,3ns ,hn,L, ac,,no n, nm, ,,,no ,,om,,,,, =,
IN. Oh i. .ol,o sh.., ,,nl s,,a ..n H. ,.,.t,,a
moved To Law the +, solution on the table.
Al, y.,ny ,h,n.h, I'M, IN ,nv y,.w If ,b. ,,s. lila
,..oiunn w,. n,on,r '''''
'''' pr.crrIoN
n. -,
" w. wv i''''o" W wv " p..''' a'
rs" "'"'"e' ' P's''ge VI u" NC, " oo""'"' "o
'e " e'''"'" P'"P'',y p"o"'Se" Wy mem. a""e' az
au' VI nsss"y PSs'eo 'o sess" u looo U, aa'"o'
'A"s "'"''''' " '' '""e W '"o Wv" VI a''"''"e'
The Siamion and james River Turnpike Company.
The etgrossed bill. au,horizng this Company 10 in,
crense It's capital stock Tor The purpose o hcAdanl zng
their Road, and requiring The Board o Public Works 10
subscribe Tor three iils VI the Stuck cans up On lis
passage.
Mr. VERIFY hoped some reasons would be asst gncd by
its friends Tor the passage Of this bill.
MI Manz called Tor Inc ayes ana noes
Mr. liIoadus not The patron Of The bill. bat
had arisen IN its support, he would briefly explain
ITS merits. Its mpornnce lefder To the James Riv-
~ work, would be generaIiy admitted, besides lis advan-
tage 10 The country through which II passed. II was
upon the well established ylni stock principle. r'qufs
ing no money from the State until pHva'e subscribers
had paid their qno;a IN this respect the bill had sroag
claims.
Mr.. Sonlha sustained tho bill at seine length, and
inf reed wh great energy and clearness The me6s oi
the application. lie explained the pruduetiyeness Of
the mud road. no. passabe a. all for wagons several
months III the year. II had yielded nearly q per cent
to The State the 100000 heretofore given, in It's
imperfect couditlon.
Mr. Botsck supported the bill in strong speech
though he polessed oelong The economical branch
Of the Iisus-.
Mr.. Cooke explained his seeming inconsistency il
voting for this. Tor the South Western bill.
Mr. Southall repeated his assurances Of profit, and
was sanpune Ct ii, that NE would If able. ~IIngl,
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HOUSE OF DELE6A res.
rIlr .pUrLIING ACT"

bill concerning offenders agsins, the act To amend
an act eu,ed ''au act I" suppress Duellin2' This
bill WAS taken up an lis secund reading, when Mr..
Scot, addressed the II ,ase
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TrrspAY, n-cembcs 90, 1915
HOUSE or DELEGATES.

Tho following bills were presented:
Prohibiting j,nt stock companies IN which the State
is interested, um contracting debs beyond their avaia-
bic means
Ptlunns. Sc. were presented and referred:
by Mr.. C"wsn, ot Harvey Cray VI The county II
Russell , law auhurise the sale Of certain lands
Ia said county.
by Ni Ducock Of Peter &. Davis. for divorce frum
his vile.
BILLS PASSED.
Auihorrinl separate eleson IN each VI the counties
ol Russell aud Scit
Establishing the county ot Wh''sel out ot the MT
thcrn end at The oouniy u Tyler.
Adding The county ot Bedford 10 The Tenth Judrisi
Circuii.
Incorporating III, Keswick Goal Mning Company.
Ga moi,oa OF Mr.. Pcudlcton. tho House ADJOURN.
cd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-01-01

COcered HWlEer Plates.
NOW ON HAND, an assortment of White Gran
~ tic Butter Plates, beautiful article and for sa e
by ID. w. MOORE,
Sign oil the big Pitcher.
Dec. II
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IL OAR DE rs

AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
lis stua,nn near the centre Of business Bank Square
makes il as far as the convenience Of business is
concerned desirable as any other public house in
town; and the subscriber, having spared expense
furnishing it thoroughly, will every effort To please
his visitors, and merit portion Of the public patronage
JOHN REEELY.
Nov 10 Is
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Corn .NeNL for Sale,

Corn .NeNL for Sale.
VIE subscriber has for sale Mt the Ianp,orne Mills
L CORN MEAL, which he will sell ft1 cash. or
exchange for Wheat, at market prices.
A. N. MONTGOMERY.
Aug /.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1846-03-27
Legal Notice.
MARIAH WININGER, widow OLA

NARIAH WININGER, widow fAd.
~ am Wininger, deceased, late ofCraw
ford County, (now Wyandot,) J Ohio, Jacob
Wfninger, John Wininger, Adam Winin-
ger, George Wininger, William Winin-
ger, ,Savilla Wininger, r,Jui Ann Winipger,
Rachael Wlninger, Catharine Rhinebolt,
wife of John Ithineboll, Elizabeth Ter
finger, wife Of Daniel Terhnger, Susan
nah WIkert, wife of Peter Wlkert, and
Polly luminous, wife of John luminous,
heirs and divisees Of Adam Wininger,
late Of Crawford County (now Wyandot J
deceased, are hereby notified that Daniel
Terflnger, executor of the last will and
testament of the said Adam Wininger de-
ceased, has this day filed his petition in
the Court Of Common Pleas, of Wyandol
County, Ohio. setting forth a contract
in writing made by the said Adam Winin-
ger in his life time, with one Jesse Mor>
gan, for the conveyance Of p: :ece or par
Gel Of land situate in the township of Fy-
mochtee, County OF Wyandot, and State
Of Ohio, described as follows, TO wit: Ly.
ing on the south east corner Of the farm
on which the said Adam WiniDger deceas.
ed, lately lived, and adjoining Peter Hum
mons land on the west, and widow Rob-
iuson on the north, being the same piece
of land surveyed by Peter Is, Beidler in
lS43, and containing acres and l24
perches Of land, and being IN section 3,
township s, r. IA, E
And that al the next term Of said Court
application viii be made for an order,
authorizing and appointing tile said Dan
ei el1thger, to complete the said con-
tract and to make and execute deed of
conveyance to the said J esse Morgan, for
aud on behalf of tue heirs of tho said
Adam Wininger, according TO the trems
aud stipula'ions Of said contract
DANIEL TERFLINGER.
q. r. Mort, his Atty.
March 12, 1916 -26-3w.
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Dot SalR>
STORE HOUSE AND DWELLING
lin Upper Sandusky.

THE undersigned will sell his store house,
Dwelling 81 Lot where he now resides, on
reasonable terms; possession given BY the
first day of April or May next, or sooner,
provided the und dersigned can get the prop
efty finished be is now building. The prop
erty offered for sale, is well situated for
business, being on the Wyandot Avenue,
aud near TO the Court House. The Store
House is SO feet long and 20 wide, story
and half high, with good warehouse
and Dwelling with four rooms ATTACHED
thereto, good frame sihokehodse, frame
stable 36 feet long and 26 wide, with 9th.
er ou,buildipgs. Col. Kirby, or Col. Nc
Elvain can give description of the prop
erty should the proprietor be absent.
JOSEPH McCUTCHEN.
December 25th lS45.-l5-tf.
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Wagon Making.

THE subscribers having located them
selves in the above business in this place,
offer their services to the citizens of Up
per Sandusky and vicinity at large. Their
work will be done in neat, strong aud
satisfactory manner, of which fact, they
are prepared to convince every one giving
them trial.
LUMBER Sc ASONED.
They have on hand, large quantity OF
seasoned lumber, which is necessary t, in
sure good work. All kinds of business in
their line will be done to order, aud on
the shortest possible notice.
BUGGIES AND W.4GONS.
Buggies or wagons will be made or repair
paired, large and small, to suit customers,
aud their work will be insured.
PAINTING
They will also paint all their work il
desired BY purchasers
Their shop is situated on Fifth street
a short distance from the Land Office and
a little south of HI. Zimmerman's Grocery.
PAYMENTS.
They will receive in payment for their
work, all kinds OF country produce at the
market price, and cash will never meet
with refusal.
HOUPT & WEIGH.
March 81, 1s46.-3m-2s,
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Legal Notice.

A mn MILLIGAN, widow of William
Milligan, late Of Fairfield County
ONO, deceased, Mary Starkey, wife OF
Anson Starkey, James Milligan. Jane
Swinehart, wife of Samuel p. Swinehart,
John Milligan, Margaret Atwood, wife
OF Eli Atwood, Elizabeth Hawell wife of
James Hawell, David Milligan, Samuel
Miiiigan, Allis Palmer formerly Allis Mil
''gan. Sarah Ann Beetle, formerly Sarah
Ann Milligan, heirs and devisees OF Will
IAN M'iligan, late Of Fairfield County,
wiii hereby take notice, that the
petition of David Milligan, Executor Of
the last will of the said William Milligan.
has this day been filed 10 the Court of
Common Pleas, of Wyandot County, 10
the State Of Ohio, setting forth a con-
tract made between the said William
Milligan in his life time, and Samuel p.
owinehart, for the conveyance Of the fol-
lowing tract or lot Of land situate in the
County Of Wyandot, Ohio, to wit: The
west half of the south east quarter of seq
ton No. ", in tp. south, of range Is
east, containing 80 acres; and that on the
first day of the next Term of the said
Court, or as soon thereafter as it can be
heard, application will be made for an
order OF said Court, authorizing and APP
pointing the said David Mlligan or such
other porson as the Court shall deem suit
able and proper, fully to complete the
said contract, and to make and execute
deed OF conveyance, for and on behalf
OF the heirs of the said Wiliam Milligan, I,
deceased, according to the terms and
stipnlations of the said contract.
DAVID MILLlGAN.
g. r. Mort, his .4Hy.
March IL, IS4S.-26-3w.
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Blacksmithi1,g !! J!

Halo! there mister, is that THUNDER?
Oh no, stranger-in law,
Its only the noise of our Bellows blowing,
And our Hammers and Sledges as we keep
them all going!
rPHE subscriber hereby informs the
Il whole world that they have oommenc-
ed the Blacksmithing business, in all its
branches, in Upper Sandusky. Their Shop
Stands on lot No. l6S, corner OF Wyandot
Avenue and on Fifth Street, next door to
ID. Tuttle's office and Axes Emporium,
SIX rods from the printing Office, aud but a
very short distance from Kirby's Hotel and
McCutchen's Store, where all travellers
now pass and forever will, from North TO
South and from East to West through this
rgeat and extensive city. All who want
Buggies Ironed ingood style, or Edge tools
made, or Jewels on their horses feet, are
respectfully invited 10 give them a call.
Al kinds of country produce will be
taken in exchange for work.
s. EDGElNGTON.
Mechanics corner, where Gentlemen
work.
Upper Sandusky, Jan. 6, lei6.-i7tf.
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Tailoring.

THE subscribers offer their services TO
the citizens of Wyandot county, to make
cut, cleanse and repair all kinds Of gar
ments; Military of almost any description
made in the best style. Their combined
experience, being 6hy years in the prin,
clpie towns and cities of Canada, and the
States, aided by the best systems and
fashions Of the day, with a determination
to do TO the best Of their abilities, they
will now say TO the public, that they stand
ready to to serve them. To their com
petitors they would say, that they intend
to strive with honor, il not with success
Pay will be received as follows:
Wen be content with Ii tie gain,
And take our pay IN cash, trade and
I'd. grain.
For further particulars please call on
the subscribers, at the sign Of 7. Spy bey,
AS we intend 10 move soon, we will noti.
fy our customers in proper time.
We have already received our Spring
Fashions. ar
THOMAS SPYBEY,
THOMAS GRAvELL.
March 81, lS46.-2s-tf.
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Democrats of Crane,
Look Here.

Pursuant to adjournment, large concourse
of Democrats of Upper Sandusky and vicin-
ity met at the Court house, ON Tuesday even
ing the 24th instant, at which meeting the
following business was transacted.
The meeting was called to order by JOHN
N. REED, President protein, after which C. P.
CULVER. Secretary, read the proceedings Of
the previous evening.
On motion of 8. M. Worth, the Club pro-
ceded to the election of officers, which result
ed as follows:
HIRAM FLACK, President.
3. 5. n. MM'vToa' Woasu, Vice Presidents.
C. p. Culuer, Recording Sec.
TT Nc Coy, Corresponding Sec.
On motion Of w. T. Giles, the constitution
was read, and each article adopted seperate-
ly by vote of the Club.
On motion of w. S. McElyaln, the follow
ing resolution was adopted.
Resoloed, That the Corresponding Secre-
tary, tender to MICHAEL BRAcKLEY, Esqr. an
invitation to address the upper Sandusky
Hickory Club" on the evening of the 9th
April next.
On motion of D. Tuttle, the following res
olution was adopted.
Resolved, That the Democrats of Crane
township meet at the Court house, on SAT-
URDAY evening the TWENTY EIGHT
inst, for the purpose of nominating candi-
dates to fill the township offices.
On motion of w. s. McElvain, C. r. Mott
addressed the meeting on the importance of
the coming campaign and the evils of Bank
ing, &c.
On motion Of Mr.. Mott the following reso-
luton was adopted.
Resolped, That the members of this Club
do pledge themselves to support the nominee
of the convention held in Columbus, on the
9Th of January last
s. M. Worth, w. S. McElvain and others,
severa.ly addressed the meeting, on Kelley's
Bill for an act levyng taxes on all property
in this State.
On motion, the following resolution was
adopted.
Resolued, That the proceedings Of this
meeting be signed by the President and Sec
retary, and published in the democratic Pi,
neer."
On motion of s. M. Worth, the Club ad-
.iourned to meet on TUESDAY evening next.
H. FLACK, Pses,dcm.
.C.P. CULVER, Secretary.
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Sale of Real Estate by order of Court,

Sale of Real Estate by order Of Court,
On the 2Sth day of February A. D, 1916,
between the hours Of one and three O'Clock
p. NJ. of said day, at the door of the Court
House in tie town of Marion Ohio, will
he sold to the highest bidder the following
Real Estate, as the property of David
McLain deceased, to wit: The West half
Of the north west quarter of sec. b, in tp.
4 son,h, range IA, containing ~ and
6S- 100 acres more or less; Also, the fol-
lowing Tract 10 wit: Beginning at the
s. w. corner Of fractional section 30, in
Township 3, (Sonth) range IA, thence
North along the section line 81 chains IL
80 links to the line Of the late Wyandot
Reservation, thence East along sail Re
servation line | | chains 81 81 links to a
post; Thence south ! degree & 20 min
utes, west 43 chains & Iinks; Thence
N. s4 degrees and 50 minutes L. chains
g. SO links to post in the line dividing
The S. W. of said section; thence south
Ia chains 81 81 links TO the s. W. corner
of the E. half Of the s. ". or. of said
section 80; thence W. IS chains $50 links
to the place Of beginning, containing 10
lS- lG0 acres more or less. The above
tracts tf lands are subject to the dover
estate of the widow Of said deceased, and
situated in Wyandot County, Ohio; Also
the following tract free of dover, TO wit:
The Eas, of the 8, l., or. of fractional
section r3l] in Up. 3, South range IA, in
said County Of Wyandot, containing 60
acres aud 62-l00 huudreths of an acre
more or less.
TERMS OF SALE.
One third cash in hand, one third in six
months, and the balance in IL months
The deferred payments t. be scored By
mortgage on the premises with interest
thereon from the day Of sale:
THOMAS McLAIN,
Adm. of DAVID McCLAIN.
January %, l546.--4w.