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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-09
CLASSICAL SCHOOL FOR BOYS

VHE subscriber intends opening a Classical School
in Lyuchburg. on the LIST OF september. All The
branches OF an English Education will be taught, to
geiher with the Mathematics. Greek and Latin, necessa
ry to prepare a youth for the 3rd, or Junior, year a. col
lege.
Parents or guardians ,entrnsiing youth TO his care, may
rest assured hat no means will be left unemployed u Sc
cure their advancement.
Terms.-$l5 per session of five months, payable one
half in advance.
THOMAS J. KIRKPATRICK.
REFERENCE.-Faculty of Washington College
Lexington; Wm.S 5. Reid, Jr., f.. b. Deane and George
Bagby l. yuchhurg.
July lj-wtlS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-09

I.yncllburg. August 20, 1917.
Mr.. ThomasJ. Kirkpatrick, who, as he itflrlns me,
is about opening a School in l.,nchburg. was during the
past Session a Student of Washington College. in Which
he distinguished himselfby diligence and proficiency in
his studies. embracing the Ancient Languages, Malhe-
mates, Rhetoric. aud by his honorable aud exemplary de
pertinent. have no doubt that he will do we'll wlatev-
er he undertakes as Teacher.
Gee. T.. DABNEY, Prof. of Latin in w. C.,
Aug. 30
Lynclburg, August 9Th 1917.
Having learned that Mr.. T. J. kirkpatrick is about
to open a Classical School in Lynchburg, take pleas
IRE in expressing the very high opinion which | enter
tain Of his character and qualifications His correct prin-
ciples, his honorable feelings and his industrious habits.
together with his classical altainnents, cnillle him 10
patronage and conf lence in his e forts to give instruc,
iion in the ordinary branch S Of classical schools and in
the lower classes Of College.
p. CALHOUN, Prof SC.
in Washington Col.
Learning that Mr.. Kirkpatrick is an applicant for a
school, | beg leave console .tiously TO commend him.
lie will make an admirable teacher. | do not hesitate 10
say, his 50 liolarship is accurate and thorough, his industry
great, his mind a superior one, his character and depot
ment manly and unexcepiionable@ speak OF hun from
PERSONAL acquaintance.
BENZ. S. EWELL, Profo Math.ln
Wash Col.
School room in 2nd Presbyterian Church, near The
Nirginian Office.
Sept. ga
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-09
s lie or SI.DES

= pursuance OF a decree OF The Superior court of Am
helsi. pronounced IN The cas-. of Bourne ,p,,nsi
r fletcher and others. therein depending. the undersigned
y ua'hissionors' appointed by that decree, Will. on the
~ y gay III september, iSlI. AT the house of Mrs. Sally
! 3y'"r' near Lyne'burg. offer for sale, to the hiphe.,
bidder, - s
Is or 10 SL.UES,
consisting 81 men. women. bays aud girls. They are
regarded as being llkely aud valuable.
One al The Slaves will be sid ior cash. 10 r.lse , s,r
hc'eni sum To pay the eosls IF suit and the eSpenses ol
sale The others will be $ id ON a credit of TO DAYS. the
PURCHASERS giving negotiable notes, satisfactorily en-.
duTsed. :"
JAMES GARLAND,
SAMUEL NJ. GARLAND.
60 JOHN THOMPSON. ia.
Sept. 6-t2lS Conmissiane,s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-09

Two Farms i'm Rock bridge,
~ II l. r..
HAVE more land than | have iorc 10 work, and am any
1 Ious to sell

~ r'
II T. r.
HIVE more land than have ior,e 10 work, and anu any
L ,ous to sell
II w q n NJ =
III, n. - 49,, q .,.a., a :,
road l,,d,,c Ia, h,nca H., Wh,,.. -, ~ Nr"' :"
II contains "N 'f''bs
u A X y
about iso OF which are cleared, and near Is Of IL nicely wa
t.ted meadow. The buildings arc extensive and OF excellent
quality, consisting ola
JUo SyDPy DuIJJI\r uorSr
''''H'
weather boarded, which hns seven ,ooms and a passage,
TItO hIYtIfE,NS Il STONE .hI.3T HoISE
"a ~ .np,., u1,pr -, -, -,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-09
GREAT MAIL LINE TO THE
TIT.

ia Richmond Fredericksburg aud Uadington c,y
WAiELlERs going North arc hereby informed
that the above Line Is The oni9 dpiiy tne, The most
eTIeditios line, and tr only certain line.
Passengers leaving Richmond by this line. daily nj
) A. NJ. arrive nj Baltimore to tea. ut Philadelphia. in
tho course Of the night and AT New Nofk by II \. NJ.
the next day. being a business day. and sometimes fico
days, IN ddedace Of Travellers by the River aud l,a,
Boats, and are. moreover. exempt from all risks Of sea
sickness aud storms, as by the James River and Bay
limo.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-09
NOTICE..

NUTTCE.
VIE partnership, heretofore existing between Yanccy
y \ Wilson. IN he practice of the Law. having this
day expired by limitation. is hereby dissolved. They
viii each attend 10 the unfinished business Of said firm
aud all persons indebted thereto are hereby requested To
make payment 10 either Of us. They can both be found
at the Office heretofore occupied by iancey < Wilson.
VIM. j. iancey, will continue to attend the Courts of
the counties of Amherst, Bedford, Campbell aud Lynch
burg. and Daniel A. Wilson, jr. will in future attend
all the Courts OF the counties Of Amherst. AppomattoX,
Campbell, and Lynchburg. WM. !. YANCEY.
Sept. 2-w2w DANL A. WILSON, Jr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-09
EDWIN K. PAGE,
n r r o Il " I n T. l. a " E.,
CAMPBELL G. VI, VA.

WILL practice IN all the Courts OF Campbell county
the Quarterly and superior Courts Of Franklin,
Plltsylyania and Halifax Counties.
T.. r and j W. PAGE,
Having associated themselves in the practice of the
Law, Will attend the Courts in lnNouBURu. AMHERST
AMrBELr., FR,NKrIN, PirrsYLtANiA and HALIFAX.
All business entrusted 10 their care will have prompt at
lention.
For T.. II. PAGE. address Campbell { II.
j. w. P,GE still retains his office in i.ynchburg.
July 22-ts
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Lot and Dwelling House,

Nv
IN Thursday, Tie Both day Of September next, at 4 o'clock
i. NJ, upon the premises, will be sold, at public anc
ton, by the undersigned, in obedience 10 decree OF the SUI
perior Court of Clancery ior the Iiielmond Circuit, in two
shitst therein depending, III one Of wbih Andrew S,ecdman
is Plaintiff, and the administrator and heirs of I.aftlun G..
Cabell, deceased, and others, are Defendants and in the other
OF which Robert Saunders is Plaintiff, and the Administrator
and heirs OF l.andon X. tabcll, deed, and others arc iDeiun-
dants, all that valuable LOT, on Federal Hin, in the town
Of l%.ynchburg, with the
DWELLING HOUSE
and the buildings thereon, and the applrteilanccs belonging
10 the estate Of l.and0n X, Cabcll, now and Tor some years
past occupied by Samuel Garland, Esq, as atenant-
TTR. MS.
One fourth part ofthe purchase mono, Ia be paid either in
cash at the time oithe sale, othirty days thereafter, secured
by a note or notes, well endorsed, negotiable and payable al
Bank, including interest from the day Of sale. The rest of
the purchase money to he paid in equal .instalmenis, at six,
twelve and eighteen months from the day oi sale, the purchaser
to give his bond for The three deferred instruments, To he UNI
drrsigned, as commissioner, and the title Ia be retained until
the whole purchase money Is paid. Possession 10 he delivered
To 1.-THE purchaser upon his making the cash payment.
ENR DUNNINGTON,
August 23-t30S Commissioner.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-09
no THE SCROFULOuS.

TO TIN ROFIIOIS.
lOCTOk 4. W. EWING informs the public that
~ he is IN possession of royd's remedy for Scrolnla.
II rs too well known 10 the community 10 comment on--
Those whoare afflicted may call on him and be relieved.
Ills Office Is near New Store. Buckingham county, Va.
His Post Office, New store Buckingham.
Charges are moderate.
April DTS
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n d r I &c 4.
OR SALE, the valuable aud wcllknown TAVERN
STAND, called CHESTNUT NIL, on the Lynchbarg
Lexington Turnpike road, % miles west oi the former
place. The improvements consist OF large
49, TWO SIoN FRAME BUILDING, 49,.
fI,i;l WITH CONVENIENT kIrCHEN, ET.'
NlnL $ NJ q h Ell o T. s T., AiI
Ice House, stables,
And all other buildings suitable Tor a Tavern.
The Farm contains 1870 ACRES. II is very productive,
and runs along the James River Canal Tor u ! mile, and II Is
well adapted To the growth Of Tobacco and all kinds of grain.
There are about 50 Acres of cleared land and the balance well
timbercd. All OF the fences have been made new wthn the
last year.
deem If unnecessary TO state any further particulars, as
persons wishing To purchase will examine Tor themselves.
II The above property is not disposed OF privately before the
1st day Of November next, it will, ON that day, be sold at aue.
ton ON the premises.
And at the same time and place, all of my crop of CORN,
OATS, FODDER, &c, Sc, as also my stock of all kinds
together with my
.TND KITCHEN FIJI. NTTtRE,
Farming Utensils, &c.
IERMS .-Dn the personal property a credit Of six months
Will be gwen, b0nd and approved security required On the
real estate, one fourth cash, and the balance in equal install
ments of one, two and three years.
August Its WIN JORDAN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-09

MRS f. II. CHiPLLNT'S SCHOOL
NJ be q. e for the reception of pupil in the base
w ment story Of The Methodist Protestant Chnrch,
ON MONDAY the 2lih Of September. Torms-Si5 for
The INST class, $40 Tor the second, aud s. 50 ir the
Junior class.
Sept. Cts
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" Il NJ f. ID.

" n " + u,
yITOOl Feathers, Wax, FLAX Seed, Flour and Bacon,
w for which the market price will he paid ly
tRENSllAW, BAGBl 4 CARTER.
August Pts
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.SI7U.iI9O.N' U.dAJED.-

STTI.IITO.N U.LNTEU. "
INHE subscriber wishes TO get a situation as Clerk in some
4 extensive Dry Goods Store or Grocery. His qualifications
shall be made known by the best references. He will only
require a moderate salary. Ills Post office is Mount lloIcb,
Nelson county.
Sept lin J. NJ TOMPkINS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-09-09

AUGUST 23-ts
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-27
Son ser So fzE[ctte.

Sordt tpidti9 : Das &ries6bampffdiff
,,Ndh''''ppt' fam am Wittwrh, felt cem29.
ecn s1ntcnlo sSaraoc unter,pe9s, in Oiors
tolt an.--eommccore perrp, rpeld,er Tob als
SetehIsbaber am Srro bes vMiflTlTppt''
betacet nabm am2O. Ges. ga9una neg unr
Serltorte bic bort fld befnblidyen Sanpnen
nno Srie9ssWaunitipnen. 8ei 9uparabp
ml'roe Der merit. Sdocuer u9ln,alio'' aufoes
tangen uno nadGewsS Srleans aeIdidt. Ser
nNtl'lul'pp7' brin9t ;u9leih bic pidtise
Gadr'd1t, caB Der merit. @onsres N9erifo'e
Sailfa 9lnna gum prdGcenten Der Nepubli,
erfldrt bat. g. 6.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-27
Bertdtoes Sbtp Staats au.

Seftu De 8 - 10 70 az ais " II
Iottcr-Btr entnebmen oem gerihte bes
Stic Staatss s9Iuoitcr fclgenoen 9Iussug.
Die i'm Sabre 1916 auf gieenthum 9eleg-
te birefte Sare betrdet WillS auf teben
Sbdfer hes abeeIddsten Berthee, tpeIfes
etfpas metr ais Elm Drittel bes eansen 8e-
trays alsmad,t. 81 OeiGs fIno fir bic SIT
terenen Der Gfentlthen 6hulo bewilliet; l
Waia fir Die 9lueaaben Der Staatsre9ierune
uno elm balter Wilt fir 3. Gfentliden Sd,u-
len. Das 70 Yerlan9te Sar Ginfommen be-
tru9 tm lesten Sahr $99S, 500; bas oon
ben Special Iaren, ais fir 8riifer II. {. ~.
betruo $l,043, l49, nlio totoIer 8etrag Der
@tnnahmen $2,O4l ,659. cm ytcobr. lS45
mar i'm Sd,as ein Geit bon 1904, l6l. Oie
Nusgaben ,rdhrenb Der 3eit betraoen 81, ,O3s,
'O40; i,lt Stcpcmber 1916 tpar Elm 9ielt i'm
Sd,at eot S247,J17.
SIS ilnc i'm oori9cn Satr reue Staats-
bcnos fir $l25, ,632 aue9eaeben norocn, je-
opd nur ;u Dem 3ped, i'm ShuIoen Dor
benz Sabr 1916 9emadt, ;u be;atlcn. gs
1T felt ocn Iebten bier ODER finf Sahrsn bic
ies bas erfe tpteoer, oaB bic CUR 8eSahlun9
Der Sntereaen fllr bic ofentIid)e SduIo no
ttiae Summe pcQ mar.
9lus Der Nbiddtun0 inter benz ieBi9en
Sarsefet crgiebt fIf Der Nerth css Gtoeu-
thums III Ohio III oierbuncert Mtllicnen
Dpuar6. Cine Sore bon bret Wtll6 auf
bdi1elbe wtro fir immer Die Sntere6en fir
Die ofentlthe Sdulo besatlen unb ben gr-
trag aus ben tfentIiben Msrfen su einem
Sduloen: 9il9un9efcnb oebraud,en laHen.
Der @rtra9 aus oen Ofentliden Merfen
i'm Sabre 1916 1T erGeer, als in ir9eno ei-
nem felt le4l.-Der Stant etenet jest feds
Candle:
Ohio uno Gric Canal
gGabasb II. Grie ,,
Miamt =,
Musfin9um Sdleussn
S,rfins ~
Waltonina -
slu6eroem fno mod int Staate Der Weur.
fploanla uno Sbip Canal uub Der Sauop
uno Beaoer, iprld,e corrcrirten @eIeGIhaf-
fen 9et6ren, uno belize bic Venulpleani1hen
Werfe NIT Dem Sbic Canal oerbtntsn. Die
fe @anale erifrcden ilh ii6er einen G(dfen-
raum bon 900 Meilen lana.
Die 8eotlteruug bon Sbic fommt turd,-
fhntttltd auf pirrsis Gbpfe
auf cine Guaoratmeile.
Die Sotal Ginnabme bon ben Camden in
1916 near $J95, ,474. gister mar bic gi,-
nabme in 1874 INNER bic b6d,ffe aepeien,
bic Iettjdbri9e ilberltei9t lie Inn unsefdbr II
3prpsente.
Dns Tetto gintcmmen bonn Ohio eanal
mad, 9bSu9 Der Soften mar $25S, ,465, uub
pom Wabalf unc Grie Canal $95, 1856, no.
purd ete Snterenen fir bas capital ihrer
arfprilnsliten Rotten fat gang sebedt wer-
BEN Der Mtami Sanal trua ipeuis elm me-
gen Der ptslen ncthrpsnoigen Heparaturen.
Die 9an5e 8eotlferuna bes Staates BE-
'rd9t 8e9en ;tpei Millonen.
(Wabrb. ST..
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-27

einen Brief bes gice-prdfbenten Dor, NOR
in berieIbe ibn eriuht, ffatt feiuer ,u prdfbis
rem. Sc entifano elite Debate bariiber, cb
Der BSeprdGoent oas 9teht babe, Gdb Se-
mano su Iubfituiren, ipclde enblid bacurtk
erleciat puroe, caB Der Senat Nrn. Sltd,tn-
lcn gum ;eit,peili9en prdNoent ernannte.
(Balt. Eem.)
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-27

Sorn. q aleranber's 3auberfiilfe 1lnb
n1tt LANCER ;u be3peifeln. Seit letner Sin.
welentelt III slmerifa bat er Gd, beretts Elm
Serlno9en bon 1000 erpcrben. - 9l(ironI
Der Ceetmbrr9er) 1T ein gutter Scbn. God,,
rtdten aus fetner 8aterifaot Meun(ter be[ebs
rem l1ns, oa6 CT lTd ieinen armeu sleltern
NIT treuer Slnbespflidt anuimmt.
Nas Geicbenf bes S0nig6 bon preueen
an be Staatsbt6liptbef bon Jletpe9)orf err
reef N sllbanp allsen,eine 8enunperuna.
Ge y, eelfeht IN prddti9en, fplib nit @clb
Seldla9enen Scliotdnsen. bic tpenioitens
ooo Iannllntrte Gupfertafeln entbalten.-
Gas Merf enttalt fdmmtlide @raebnt0e Der
o'enerl9en Jfad,9rabun9en in ben Stabteu
Ieertalanurn uno pompeii.
Neuer slnti>0ient llnf1s.-Gtn setpif1e,
SWtle, IN COLUMBIA Co., 0t.s2)., tpobnbaf.
pat ,'d am nerfcf1eneu Dienltaee nit cine,
9elammelten 8ance bon 7O-sO 9lutisH3en
ters Dem Sberife ieues @auntns. Der Inn
tpe9en idnlbiser Mietbe au spfdnoen ,pellte
tbatlld tpiberfebt.
1Sober fcntntt eas Wprt 6 GailIenr2- a
3tpet frennblide Wamfells einseu inter be,
Ntnoen IN Berlin. sd fpill bier at mel
mem Shnetoer jebn,'' faste bic Giue $50
sc nrd MID INNER Shneioer, bet is man je
''leene, ia9e liebft GalljSr !''-uWad, Di
a'obt pneig," erpteberte jene, ,,tpeeit .
Den cod, tpober bet port 1allior fommt 2
l-yNe!'--u&iedf Du GatfiOr, bet bee
70 o.el als 2aIIjeber! Denu Der mi.
o.e GaIie berldaff Ell unb ,penn {
bet GeubeIs war.'
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-27

Cem Gernebmen nah III Der BON 6rn.
WheatcnEnegccirte S.ancelspertrae nit Dem
,beutfhen 3eaperene" MN bod, enolih in
uergan9ener Wohe ocmsenat a + If ;irt
iporben, i,adem In Solee Der ollgemeinen
0iebucticn uniere 30Qe berlelbe obue sroBe
fpecielle Besdnftisuus setrdtrt tperoen fcii-
te. 9lbgefshea bon seheimen AbIdten pren-
Sens, it bamit GEM freieren naneelsfpffem
riu neues Nelo qemrEnen, unb Die 8erbino-
nns Der ger. Gtaaten NIT Deutidlanb be-
fbroert. {giat. 3t9.
Gas Ietpsycrfer SreipiGisensResimeni
iff am 8orb Der Shiffe 1eotbasine," yJia'
belle" nub v9laeiatcr' nad 1ampicc ab'
seieseEt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-27

Dcn Dentlhlahb 1T 5u 9feip. Srleans ei
ne Shaufpielers2 2rtppe an9efcmmen. tpeId,e
inter Der Direftton etnes 9etpi0en 6rn.
Strofer 8crFeQnn9est aibt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-27

[oieb audi unsefdbr 20 Menidenleben foIIen
in Slutben .,lmgetommen fein, Elm SdnoIer
miro permiet. Die 9anse @egenb BON 60,
lumbus fcn 9dnSlih inter BaHer ffeben.
Gin Slatbcpt, tpeldes nit 8orn belaben
spar fanf lebten Samfta9 0iod,t smifden
GoansoiOe uno benberlon. Scan gIaubt
oaB bic sanSe Mannidaft peGelben perlcren
se9ansen 1T.
Qc,iiSNiIIp Eenk
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-27

saiir,lid flub iit GespsSrleaas In sspei "a,
gen I724 paiIasiere BON 8remem on9efcm'
me1.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-27

9edcb anberen Tahriebten melde rtcbti-
ger III 1ein fd,einen, tpill Der gon9reB amf
feinen sTan lid, sn unterhanolungen cerise-
ben ,stpenrt niet,t Der Seinc anoor alfe pldBe>
nelde er aeaenfpdrti9 befestt aufaegebea,
uno fId, ,uriidge3o9en baben fptrb.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-01-27

O1ad, eiHem Shreiben ants 2ampieo iff
eine entfd,ieoene Wajoritdt Der @lieeer eeS
merifanilhen @on9re6es su @unlfen eiuer
frieblihen 9Iuselethun9 nit ben Ger. ct.
unb su biefem Sebufe beabfdti9t man et-
mem @ommifGoner absuienoen welder alle
Sdivieri9teiten bei;ulesen bat
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-17
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY
AND
FAR FOR SALE.

IVNHE subscriber DESTROYS Of devoting himself
n " his profession. wishes 10 dispose Of the
property on which be now resides. consisting Of
nSAW-MlLL in good repair, aud a GRlST-MILL
with two run Of Stones Zone nov ia operati0n)
witb9J ACRES ofGOOD LAND, about 40 clear
ed and under good cultivation. tho rest well tin.
bered with Oak, Pine, Hemlock. Sc.
There is also on the place u handsome YOUNG
ORCHARD ofAPPLES. PEACHES aud CHER
RlES, nl grated fruit Of the best kinds, Grapes
and Shrubbery in the Garden, and a very conyc.
nient aud rOoiny house: also two other coinfortl.
Bile bOnses designated for a Miller, &c.
The above property is situated on Clcarcreek. a
beautiful stream, and one of tie best for Mills in
The State, a%iiording plenty Of wafer To run the
Mills all the year; and about l0miles south of Ian.
caster, in one Of the most healthy beautiful and
romantic portions of Ohio. There are seven or
eight never tuilius Springs Of excellent water on
the place.
Here is also an excellent Chance for raising
Stock, the woods atiOrding plenty Of pasture 10
summer, and The farm and mill producing plenty
Of food for winter.
Further description is deemed unnecessary Ms
purchasers are requested 10 call and examine for
themselves.
The property will be sold cheap aud on reason
able payments. If application he made soon,-
come or you may miss "A bargain.
Possession gwen Immediately. and nm unqncs.
tionable title. J.. s. McABOY.
September 3, 1847. 3wl7
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-17
In Fairfield Common Pleas.
PETITION FOR PARTITION.
James NJ. Huber.

George Arnold and Mary A. his wife, late Mary
A. Huber, Horace Huber. Jane A, Huber, Mil
lison ". Huber, Sarah {. Huber, Harriet {.
Huber aud Rufus Huber minor children Of Phil
ip Huber. deceased. the heirs-atlaw and Ruth
Huber, Widow ofPhilip Huber, deceased
NiE Defendants are hereby notified that the
Petitioner has this day filed his Petition for
Partition in the Clerks Office of the Court nfore-
said. therein demanding that partition be made
subject to assignment of Dover 10 the Widow be-
tween the Petitioner and the Defendants Except
as 10 the said Horace who is charged to have been
advanced in full by the ~intestate i'll his life time) of
the following parcels Of Land, to.wit: a part of
Section No. ). Township No. 10, Range No. 30,
containing $50 50-l00 Acres, taking therefrom a
parcel of about 4 $4,000 Acres, conveyed by the
i~ntestate to John Huber. Also, the Southwest
Quarter of Section No. -, in Township No. l.,
South of Range No. II, in the district of Lands
subject TO sale at Bucyrus, continuing 100 Acres.
Also, the Southwest Quarter of Section No. 81,
Township No. l, (Souih) in Range No. 70, con-
tanning 100 Acres more or less, aud the Southwest
Quarter of Section No. 10, in Township No. /,
(South) OF Range No. 10, containing l66 Acres of
Land more or less.
The Defendants will therefore take notice, that
such orders will be had at said Court at its next
Term, to be holden on the 9th September next,
as are prayed for in tue said Petition.
HUNTER < GARAGHTY,
Attorneys for DcmandaRt.
August 10, 1917. 6wl4 pf 1925
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1847-09-17
August 10, 1871.
Fever and Ague, and all Fcvers Cured by
Brandreth's pills.

All fevers are occasiOned by the disordered mo.
ton ofthe blood, produced by the Immoral serosi-
w by hardening tue valves of the vessels. The
blood circulates with greatly increased speed, and
is still increased by the friction OF the globules, or
PARTICLES which compose the mass oIhuids. Then
It is that the excessive heat and chils is expo.
rienccd throughout the whole system, and accom-
panied with great thirst, pain in the head, back,
kidneys, and in fact a complete prostration OF all
the faculties of the mind as well as body.
On the first attack Of fever, or any disease, Inn
mediately take n large lose of Brandreth's Vege-
table Unirersal Pills, and continue to keep up a
powerful effect upon the boweles until the fever
or paiu has entirely ceased. SIX or eight will in
most cases be sufficient as first dose, and one
dose ofthis kind it is not improbable, may prevent
months of sickness, perhaps death.
DR.. Benjamin Brandreth's Vegetable Unieer-
sal Pills, are indeed a universally approved medi-
cine, which by its peculiar action, cleanses the
blood ofall impurities, removes every PAIN and
Weakness, and finally Restores the Constitution
to perfect Health and Wgor.
The BRANDRETH'S PILLS are sold for %
cts per box, at DR.. b. BrandretlTsP Principal once,
24l Broadway New York.
~ Beware of Countrrfeits!n The following
are The only authorized Agents Tor the sale oil the
genuine Brandpth Pills in tairheld county
| 'RViyMuNp Son Il Beck, Lancaster, Joseph Glenn
eut, Rovatoh, Peter Wiser, Green Castle, israel
Greg, LvtkopoEs, }. B. Evans, Winchester Peter
shaver, Oakland J. II, sundemao amanda. D..
Beery, Sugar Grove, Ashpausi, x Beery, Bremen,
Cha,s G. Wilson & Co., Rnshrille, Jesse LeohneT.
Is ci Rushpilie, f.. Breck, Carroll. N. J.. BoweR'
Pckermgton, Cox s. Read, Baltimore, Philip
Hain, Pieasdntville, 7. BIC. Padden, Salem,
Jocob Kener, .Miier9ort.
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