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sEEE EH sstaHling SD 4:
process of plrgatioG and pnri6 caGun ilie hay6
also Debiitaied the HenSGsP Pdfa
Medicines have aI8ay sbesn regarded "a snbsstE
but n Neeessars Epil, Patients resoriing d
for lhe relief lof one. disease at ssxpehs9S
.another.-T 70 obpiaie ie: this hysisiaps haye lopK
ssought for an AgeDr that won iiss
lime P URGE. PERIFEY and STRENGTH
ZEN. B1l,their efforts were nearly flstessSa
aud they had almost despaired soG Gs1ccessSR6s
5lhe ;labers of sciencei and fesenfch chsW6fefes
Warded 81: "a discovery which fully Fsalized sgIes
Iondest desires Of Tie sfh edicaI Eacn3iE md
which is Justly gaTded aspne 1f ii ismosf
portant Triumphs hat Pharmacy bas :escfs sasS
chieVed. IT his import Itant dsid derafiilf
cdsDr. LEsROYtS SWEGETAB BEEsUNINE
SAL PILLS which purify the Blood and IEa
moges MI corrupt, and Jtiatsd hamof y, and lns
healthy fronli he body ID
ner never before fiyaiIed d 5 a nd wnirh YsnpI94
.dace no weakness OF ,lassifide Wink
en- The contrary tone the Stomach
rate the constitution dnrng The r.
oi,etatois prs lie. Roy p 6nif6
Ihosesh esheTelDfore, irreconcil ldbles bur dezt
able qualities Eglcnp and Inyg f0fs
they ytare at the same stimesa HENESEfEENsSzs
ING GssPURGATIYE and g 'Pt5 q 3 RIE:YItyl5Tgs
MIC. = g
The tyos principle ingfedi dieniss IN .Df. LeS
Roy'ssPi bare WILD EHERR and sSARs:
EaSAPAKiEEA5 SOL fepafeds that each promotes
the bene6ciaE effect. &c The oihers ths EE0rmsh
STRENGTHENING while The later thrcn ahscsss
wiitva ations vegetable ipg denis
and puri6es= 5tbls They snle etilda
fity sar lpssitide ofthe Diiges6ge
hence jileirope ations are allesded
action bseqnent c Costiaei,ess.
Dr. lie Roy,s Pills are lhes most aesiss
tsealching ID edicine in existeflc
attack tbe; very root aofS Disease and
Lion is so prolnp,, that; ;in on
They nre taken, the patient ssssrss
f:goodseffe ects; They moi. only operate
Blood, d,.butalso on the chyle S6ss 6ie6t
is formed. and This secures good hl9od fiom
fountain. head moreover they neEl l6egss'
[nansen, iiping OF kdebilit and
Medicine they have no rival; S{s;
Eper Box. s
For sale by J. D. T1BB BETT's )d||
[c,sH 8: isinly sst s
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.sTATEso FSSo oIJTlI % Ar OLiNA:
.'1 ED g. Ell ED DIsTRIG IT,
Z Z sssssINsYBEE( (1il1iIONsP PLEHS.s

Miller, Ripley 8: Coz, -,
= IoS. SSA.sSA
I Baunon q: "A derson, sSs
!. Howard q Garmany, ),
"a rs.ss & "
sBrannon. 8, Anderson;
I'd. GA. yessor, - ss9.ss
- " I'd dsfzSSy 80
Brannon u dersnn, q &, 81
Jonas Coakling 81
iBrannons o. 4 hnderso1 Z
Seaman: q Pscst sur gigo,s, 80 gS;ss
fBrannon 81; Anders
D: Tanning 81 Co.
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!. N0fice.

| a III, persons Indebted to the ealate of James
II MAYNARD ;dec'd are requested 10 10 make
simnediateY payment, and, those having demands
10 pressdr them properl alesied ,on or before
the SIKH oi January next as TIE estate, Will WI
be closed tp;on that day. q -, q :,
slNES M, NAYNAaRE q e Ex'tr; Do
november rs u STsgss49 ! n: il:
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REMOVAL
jga. 8 M CMagJla : e. co.

EStsyga. NE 1,C CEsgJ2a 81 CO.,
~ EAdB RG, s.. c.. - ts5! !i!
N Ig AVE removed their stock of Dry Goods
III aio the Store under the American Hotel,
1(late. Hubbatd's where tits their purpose to
;;keepta fnIlnssortmento Of v.
American, French and English
G {; s I'D Ee Y 600 Ed 8.
.tS1 Wewould;take this opportunity to returno our
s,hanEssio our numerous friends for the very
liberal patronage bestowed on MS for the last six
years. and would solicit continuance oftheir
sfayors.5: 80 :, ycs
3.tV e would also invite all persons buying Dry
Goods in Hamburg, who are not already on
our large list of subscribers 10 girc us q trial. s
Unr stock will consist ofa much larger and
more general assortment.than we have hereto.
fore Kept We shall also continue 10 keep lanr
usual assortment OF Curpeling, Oil Cloth, Floor
Mating, Bonneis,. and Ladies' and Chidyens
Shoes y, 81 y a.; 4 Il ~ -
N. B.-Just received full assortment Of all
numbers Of genuine q :s. =
$ 81 4 slTDssc Ga Es0gsaasg ClOaEss, IS
which together with, oil articles in nourlin. Will
sbesold ;nslowas they can be procured in Ham:
S ss 80 VIM: KETC HAM5& C Co.Ts
=. Hamburg, SC. Aug. ..5--.11 x; t. 30 q;
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IzTol2iea1sf.

IMyoR The sfext year, on The most favorable
terms, sA huifding very s1ltable for q.
q nIng; :oYe, Law Ofice. or 0ller purposes:
Apply to rs; - A. i
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5NeWRoot.E and Shoe
ellAs&. M z.NaH GYIe DE VI

TIME Subscriber would most respectfully
siinlIrm the citizens Of Ed dgefeldf and Sthe
.neighboring Districts. that he has commenced
the 81; sseg:
Soa samd shoe Ma AIHng,
IN the Store Immediately adjoining Mrs.
Wards Millinery Store, andsls prepared 10
make TO order, Boots and Shoes Of The best
French and AmericanC Calf S Skin: $ Us !: .
O. {Gentlemenwanting agoodi Boot, neat and
durable, iced ut.leape their order.ss
81 Cork soled double soled ,swater proc, walk
iDg, and pump isole1; Boo,ss
$ For fit and style; Of workmanship, not to be
e1eeled wheresf 90 ~
8 nogemberil0 If ;sS:s3 81. 42 4.
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State Of South Carol dina.
.s;;,l., EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
s,lIW&THE COMING NC. LE4S.

.Mi'lers; Ripley. y: Co B
!; ;Brannon& Anderson, z :.S.zP +
Howard e. Garmany, 81
aBrannon & Anderson, ~; ~
ID. & A. ;gWesson, :,..t
tBrannon & Anderson, ts;l;s:s &:
jonas ConkIing &c Il /
;Brannon, &. Anderson. :@ y sssa;s- 81
Seaman &c Peck, survivors 4 So q si
Il q =
SBrannon SzAnderson. !,
sEs D. tanning g; Corr 4 3; 3;
Us. "a. 80
lzBrannon3 &c An d derson, *,
John; Mandy, :beart NJ. ;s;5
s Us.! iseE -.
w. B ilsrannon.
].NIaTILEIAaI d: one of the
I5S ~ Defendants in the above fBaned fcases,
h,i is nowfin The cnsiodY ihe Sheriff ofthe
EDistrcfols Edgefeld I. yagirtIeso Mrits of ca
pias a3 sasisfac ienduuls at of die re-
spectire Flaintiff IN The abog iufedS cases.
filed his petition, wit schedule esapon
oatji. j esifife md effects, for 1.-THE
;purposeSo / btalning The benei ihes Acts OF
1.-The General Assem5ly co onnfiionly calico; g!ne
sInsoIyeJlt Debiofss Act QnI,0li OFT, !. W. Y;
WA Ada5na. d pefandnnts publ icsnotlce
isherehy given lhe: said llers RIlileY q.
Co, II iIwaras 81 GGannaiiys p. Y,sson,
Jonas lCionkIi q SeainafS Peck sur:
syivors; Il. d. flaming 81 Cos and ohm ava
EMundy, bearer, and all ot6efss cred dttofs ot
.ll6e said William Brann9i, thai the SAID pe;
titon will be hsard tand cousae at Edgstleeld
Cont sfiouse, on NJ ondavs Msrct
lhext, or on such othesd The Conrt t:smay
order diiriTg the iernns elng ont tue
s6rst ol,day March said sPlaS;e, q;e
md The iaid llers Ripley tiotyard&
1sGarma1F ID Sc "a. ~ J6Fas gans-
Hing; 81 s.Seamai s. 2eniss Ed
jssFanniia s. Ca. !; and y nearer,
Eand Others, the SAD Ssglt;
lianl3 b.. Bratp6ns are nassae,
teitfier petsohail attorties and tliers
TO show yaIBes Peua2n al'is
ftfe said glllmm shonid5s speI ' oe
sl;beari and granted land Die he sctarged ireIl
sconiinsn amen. stss sas!s e =
aforesaiil ding 10 The me saia ,
i ASis. rHo ol lli. d. Acc ONs .sss
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Instruction Prrimary department, 3 S2lls y " w
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10 exifas except for Books Stationef etc.
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denis, should he present al stRe commence
and continue ill the close of The terms. 70
sfiir,bei particulars the Annual Catalogue can
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vii thus be perez we'd that "a thorough
Z English Education can be obt1lned Tor Slog !.
sper aiiniifri, aor swithlhe accomp ,s6nleIits ot
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tldliEed Erecutors. ysind The 3dstt md 3
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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-06-04
TIE HOME JOURNAL.
The publication Of
DOMRY AND SON

The publication Of
DOMBY AND SON
will be continued as heretofore, Dithout any
abridgemcnt Of the usual contents of the pa
per. Each part will be issued in
AN EXTRA,
as soon as it reaches this country, and dis
tributed gratuisously to the subscribers Of
the HOME JOURNAL. BY this arrangement,
our readers will! receive this popular story al
the earliest possible date, and sooner thaa i,
can be issued by any Of the booksellers OF
publishing houses in the country. 70 aev
subscribers, RENTING gears subseripsio~
($2) in adrarce, aud pe HiN send
THE Six PARTS ALREADY OUT, GRAr1s.
or The offlce Of publication, No.
l07 Fulton-street, New York.
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Joel Wilcox !
James II. Veil,
Sheriff and Ma.
than Shirley and
nLlIItz nki,In,,
In Chancery.


The said Nathan Shirley and Phillip Shirley hereby
notified that the 81 day Of December 1896 the said Jo
e Wilcox filed in the court Of common poa' for the
ty of Putnam Ohio his bill in Chancery against the said
James II. Vail, Sheriff. alledgng among other things that
the said Nathan and Phillip indebted 10 said Wilcox in
,he sum OF S2O5 and that said Vail, sheriff is indebted
to said Nathan and Philip in the Of $I5256 the object
and prayer OF which Bill that the said VAIL Sheriff may
be enoined from paying the said OF Sl5s6 to the
said Nathan and Phillip until the said Wilcox obtain
judgment nj law sgnns the said Nathan and Phillip in tho
Court Of pleas for Pauding county, Oio and said
Nathan and Phillip are further notified that b leave of
said 70, said county Of Putnam at the March Term
thereof s47 first had and obtained the said Wilcox the
twenyrs day Of April 1s47 filed in the court last afore
said his amended Bill making the said Nathan and Phillip
parties said original Bill and prays that they may be
compelled to answer the And tho said Nathan and
Philip are further notified that unless they appear plead,
answer demur to said Bill within sixty days after the
next Of said court the said Wilcox at the term next
after the expiration Of said sixty days will ask said court
to take tho for confessed and decree therein
dingy.
BY JOHN J. ACKERMAN,
32odw COmp'ts solicitor.
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MORRIS g. WILLIs's HOME JOURNAL

MORRIS d WlLLIS'S HOME JOURNAL,
FOR FAMILY CULTURE
ATrEn great deal Of experience in the
art Of suiting nc wspaper 10 the prevailing
want, we have selected cur present shape
and type, and have decided on the present
plan Of contents, as, in the FIRST place, the
cheapest, most improving and most amusing
TO the reader-and, in the next place, (Which
is important, too,) the best calculated TO pst
forth the peculiar powers Of the Editors
themselves. We
Take Pride
in The carefully matured model, and in the
peculiar character selected for our paper.
Living in the very centre Of now literature,
we ransack the counters Of booksellers, and
give the
Essence of New Books.
Receiving oil the English Periodicals, We
carefully watch the activss ssin,ellects devoted
10 ephemeral literature, and pick up
Gems Of foreign Periodicals.
We receive the admirable journals Of France,
and translate diligsnt with care the
WIT, Gayety aud Covious Nopslty of
Ayc " 4 WIZ.
Of the great metropolis we live 10, We, givo
the
Gossip, Neps, Mouements and DoinRs,
and ofthe country generally NO give asun,-
mary Of
Things Novel and Notesoorthy,
keeping record, al the same time, Of all
the
Great Thought going Past rs,
and commenting on the
NcW opinions, NeO Writers, and Nev In
Ugations.
We havo two or three
Peculiar and admirable Contributor.
In short il tef
DIFFERS FROM ALL OTHER PAPERS,
and we have every means Of making il most
valuable. We have embarked our
Ambition, Energies and best Resources,
in the character, success, and geed influence
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4. l.. ST. JOHNS
ANTI-BILLIOUS PILLS.

A knowledge of the value Of these Pills is
alone necessary TO bring them into general
use as family medicine. Thousands have
already used them, who give them deci-
ded preference 10 all other kinds. The pro.
prieter is SO confident Of their virtues that
be has instructed his Agents that in case any
person after giving them trial, does not
prefer them TO Gregory's, Lees, Peters, and
all other Anti-Billlous Pills, If the trouble
will be taken TO return the balance of the
box, to refund the whole money. They are
not like many Of the quack medicines Of the
day, held up as an infalliable cure for all dis
eases, but if timely administered will be
fonnd very effacacious in Bilious and re-
mittent fevers, fever and ague, costiveness,
cholic, worms, pain Of the bowels. fatulenee,
Indigestion, heartburn, pain ofthe head, back
or breast, &c. 4ia
We the undersigned citizens Of Seneca
county, Ohio, have madeuse ST. Johns Pills,
either ourselves or in our families and con-
sider them the best Pills in use for the bill
lious diseases of this Western country.
Vim. Lang, Prosecuting Attorney; U. P.
SOOuIOuI ohCihS W. Az hCoSCit Oouu'y NC~
corder; John Rosenberger, Isaac Mundy,
George stoner, and Isaac Wiseman, Justice
of the Peace; Israel P. Haines, Joseph Vol
mer, Seldom Graves, John Shineielt, John
Michael, Peter Beaver, Alexander Ingram,
James Dorman, William Baugher, Michael
Redmond, James G. Pease, s. T. Appleton,
John Pride, L. M. LOOMS, J. W. Patterson,
Thomas Lloyd, Isaac Dewitt, John Swander,
Abraham Smith, Benjamin Tomb, Geo.
Chris,lip, G. Y. Pierson.
BEWARE OF COUNTEFEITS.
The great demand for these pills has al
ready induced unprincipled men to counter
felt them. The public are there cautioned
against purchasing any that are not signed
by the propriier with pen upon the wrapper
enclosing each box. To counterfeit which
is States Prison offence.
Sr. JoHN's ANrI-BILLrous PILLs.--By
reference to our advertising columns il will
seen that these very valuable pills have found
there way into our midst. We are somewhat
acquainted with their virtues and hesitate not
in recommending them to the publc.-Ken.
for PopubEcoo
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aVETERINARY


TR.JD. G. HIPKINs, Yet@iaary Surgeen 0s
Farrier. returns his thanks 70 the public
for tn liberal support hitherto received from the
citizens OF Gilboa and vicinity; he weuld say 70
the public that he intends continuing his businsas
having crested an
aNas INFIRM M a RY @
In Gilboa for subjects, and BY paying strict ~
teniion TO his profession, he hopes 10 receive
due share Of public patronage. Fislula and Pols
Evil cured and warranted at S.. No charge
made for treating horses or cattle dying undsl
his care. .HaH aH f
Tho undersigned is aware that there are nss
making every sfFor. to depresiate him, bss hs
compares them TO rotten stick:
I. Ny friends beware, don't lean thereon,
A rotten sticks no stay,
II will nos break If left alone,
But il you lean it may.
2. And while write thought dssh
Strike my mind, which seems to say,
How much a rotten stick 10 like the
Judgment of the day.
3. Be cautious how you hust such men,
Their judgment weak at best,
If all were true who do pretend,
How would the world be blessed.
4. For many say they know indeed
ALPS well while left alone.
But when you como their helpto need
Beheld their Judgments gone.
S. There ia a sure way to shun this i'll,
And not on them depend,
To all the world MAINTAIN good will;
But il you want your animals cuI'd send
Them to J. D. @. Hipkins in Gilboa.
March 10, I847. 8l6.
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SIIERIFF'S SALE.

kice Davis,
" w.. ~, EXECUTION TO ocHARcELANDs.
John B. Fruchy.
DY virtue of writ Of Exeeuten to charge lands. to
ID nae directed from the court Of pleas Of Put
tnam county Ohio will offer for sale at the door ofthe
court house in Kada Putnam County, Ohio on the e6th
day Of June, 1s4 between the hours Of ten o'clock A.
M and four o'clock p M said day the following de-
scrfbed property, 10 wit:
ynots No (54 and sixty nine 69 lying in Co.
lumbus Grove, Putnam County, Ohio
Taken ii property Of Michael J. Myers and John b.,
Hruchy satisfy judgment In favor Of Rice q Davis
III. VAIL, Sheriff..
SHERrFP's OFFICE.
Kalida, May 20, l847. S26
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32odw
SHERIFFS SALE.

Rice & Davis
Elijah L. Durfy. }EXECUTloN TO CHARGE LANDS.
R. h. Durfy. and
w. M. Durfy,
DY virtue off writ OF Execution to charge lands to
ID directed, from the Clerk ofthe Court of common
pleas OF Putnam county, Ohio will offer for SALE at the
door Of the court house, in Kads, the 26th day
June Is47 between the hours OF 10 O'clock, and
O'Clock, p ~, the following described real estate to wit:
Inoss number nine and ten and Outlot namber four in
Columbus Grove, Putnam county, Ohio
Taken HE property OF E. L. Durfy, r. R. Dury, and
w. M Durfys to batisy judgment in favor Of Rice &c
Davis.
J.H. VAIL, Sheriff.
SHERIrF's OFFICE,
Kalidn, May 20, 1847. 326e
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Prepared entirely from the root Of GINsENa and war.
ranted to contain preparation Gf Anthony, Mercury,
Its eOnsroE2pwof over those diseases can be as.ssted
by hundreds ins State who testify that IL has raised
Ihfm,from the Brink Of the Craze!
after tho un4their friends had long ceased 10 hope An
Agent writer" our medicine 10 doing wonders In our
my neigbers whose certificates send you date their
Lifs's Salrdtion 10 IL!
Send fresh supply Is fast driving cut the old
dss--the lew price At which you put IT.
ONLY FIFTY CENTS PER BOTTLE!
Is consideration Of these bard times"
any other preparation offered for the class OF
Diseases instead Of queting the Bronchial irritation by
their sSpors properties and thus rendering the lungs in
ening the Patient to the Tombl II
Remores the Irritation,
by It's specific action on the lungs and restores the sufferer
to health II u.
Have you Cough?
Reecllect cough 10 but the signal OF approaching Con
sumpton Reject In such case the OpiummixtuTes offer
cd as specifies as you could Poisoni
Ask your Physician-Iie riH tell you so.
Are you dragging out living death with that worst Of
BRONCHITIS?
Ayed the Opium Nostrums!
Youy cannot 30 han dotsns ho been cured
-PERJH.aJvENTLY CURED-by THE preparation!
with its serpent teeth.
THERE is YET HOPE!
THAN HOPE.
Try the GINSENG. The price at which
we put it, places it within the reach of all.
D.apIs & WILMER, Columbus, General agents for
Okio, to whom all orders should bs addressed.
Sold by H. G. LEE, Kalida.
Feb. ls. 1s47. cI1ngw
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ANOTHER NEW YEAR

AnIp the ever succession or periods has re-
volvsd around Hew aught with food for thought are
those " mile stoxss" In human life
CHANGE AFTER CHANGE
bow many the changssthat retrospect OF the past "
months win eonjure up 10 view
4 THE STRUGGLING POOR
have In some bssn made happy by the dawn Of
brighter DAYS; while those basking In the
SUNSHINE OF PROSPERITY
have had 10 taste she bier panas Of want How ought
thsss vivid lsssons-from of LIES truthful pase-o stir
up the hearts OF oil
n -to goody deeds,
And thoughts Of sympathy!
Death has not been idle but has helped to make up
the changes OF the past year. And whore health once sok
up s abode, disease holds In hraidem. But how on
% III health attributedt 10
NEGLIGENCE OR PREJUDICE,
which induces the suffering invalid TO refuse using the
rghui remedy which hs own peculiar maady calls for
The experience Of more than
TEN THOUSAND TRIALS
proves she unequslled value Of that pleasant snd most
WIsTARS BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY,
Fer Dissasss Of tAs Luxgs and Brsssti
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VACATION OF THE TOWN OF VET
fff NON ..... 6

nj Office is hereby given that Henry stsman
~ on the 9th day OF April l847, filed in the
Conr. of Common Pleas for Putnam county, Ohio
his Petition praying that the Town Platt Of the
Town Of Vernon in Sugarcreek township in said
county may be vacated. Which said Petition
will be for hearing on the first day Of the next
term Of said Court or so soon thereafter as Coun.
Gil can be heard.
Kalida, April 90. 1847.
By JOHN J, ACKERMAN
322ew Attorney for Petitioner
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VACATION OF THE TOWN OF
WEST BOLIVAR.

NTOTICE is hereby given that Henry Pence,
l Y on the eth day Of April I847 filed in the
Court Of Common Pleas for Putnam County
his petition, praying that the Tewn Plat Of the
Town OF West Bolivar in Perry township in sal
County may be vacated; which said petition will
be for hearing on the first day ofnext term Of said
court or so soon thereafter as counsel can be
heard.
Kalida April 26th, l847.
By JOHN J. ACKERMAN
322ew. Attorney for Petitioner
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vs.. [ EAECUAAoN'
Stlllman Blodgett.
DY virtue Of two writs Of Execution, to me directed.
ID from the court of common pleas, Of Putnam County,
Ohio viii offer tor sale, at the door of the Court House
in Kads Putnam county Ohio, the 2eth day Of June
A. D. Isi7 between the hours Of ten o'clock. A. NJ, and
four O'clock P M of said day the following described
property, to wit:
The wos half OF the south east quarter Of section num-
beo eight eas containing eighty aeres Of land more or
loss.
Taken ss the property Of stillman Bedge to satisy
two executions In favor of Matthew ChambeTsc
J.H. VAIL, Sheriff.
SHERFr's OFFICE,
Kalida, May 28, I847. s1o
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Hamilton MCCTtHV, /
William Gordon,
Samuel Myers.
Y virtue Of tive wrs Of Execution directed from
ID the Court Of Common Pleas, Of Putnam eouaty,
will offer for sale, at the house Of SAMUEL MYERS, In
Perry Township. Putnam County, Ohio
on the 18th day OF June l847 between the hours ei
ten O'Clock A. NJ. and four o'clock p NJ, Of said day
the following described property, to Wit -
Two Yoke OF Oxen, one odd OK one roam mare twenty
head of hogs two thousand feet Of wnlnut lumber one
mantle clock one three year old roam colt.
Taken as the property OF Samuel Myers TO satisfy tive
Judgments one in favor Of William Gordon and one In IA.
ver of Hamilton McCrary.
h'" VAIL. ssr{S.
SnERIyps OryIoE
Kalida, May ~, IslT.} 5aetw