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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-22
lND WOE M4NTE1CINRI

~ NV NIUE MINI FItT OF 7 :
"u'a cali the attention Of the public gcuci aly
.A.,aa splendid stock OF Boots and SHOES, mann
800 u oar own shop By good mechanic aud the
= m. a. uie eastern market can produce. W tatr
paeh ~ ,,Vilus cents hne Boots, made utr test
~ iiliddeiphia cali SKINS and lasts oil the
nm. ID re- at s. and per PAIR W inch We ~tt
~ w 10 be surpassed fut neatucss and durability
y - states. Alsn Gents aud hots shoe of ef-
- Y 'h ladies and children's h0ots and shoes of
n ,'.s ana sizes In aliIionto Inns wc have a
NJ - lshi 81 LADIES' slippers Gaiter> and hail
liza ieil csofs, from the best HOUSES iu fHHH
I'm .''h we offer very low for Cash
/ a a.. li- taken aud boots and SHOES made 81 OF
= "a eeh notice. CONN ELY = ~ AliE
- ~ MaLn OF | L llnIn.- ..LILLlarA-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-22
NOTICE..

"a 7 T, having hliis against the late hrm nj j.
a, t"'nhf"ok viii please hand them in HHuted
hdes,. irt'tn', aud all persons knowing th,HseI
= y note or hook account vii plcasc cati aud
n are anxious to elose the business Of the HrH
4 r HONEYMOON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-22

.iuHrAEAu.N -Iart- -,mfa.t ~ Ro0r borscs "a"
II HCLNEk.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-22
Sg.AsR2Yss asOEs&8.

II IBt aNs 4 good assortment OF Zap RlhIona Ma
~ fii, aud :5sTIeu BlbF0H55 also eac fifHt yr'v
-faf,ft- ,..r.-+l.I4y IL 40 TAIECHIiU.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-22

% EATIiER WAGON WHIPS. We have Ins' reeef
- ved l5t Of " htcs very superior leather az 'it
Nhiu, for sale low At No Ie9 Man street
liza NlObitif q I'm.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-22
COOPERS TOOLS

EAkrEI tfi5 and Iatifesf sstchel.i fresh Ioi ut
r,-. srenuid W itou, Velvet. Brussels and common
l.,r ana 7alchels usl finished aud for sale AZ l9
s-@ su fl j. % NlG8l4f. 4 e ARR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-22

= CASES OF mems thick hroean- just rege,g ed Al
s ~ H. TODD & llotNELl.S
N ASEEFf 4 JOHNSON have Ja-t eteHeH lol ~
Is rra-i, Good. uhIrHvIH make their stock com
5lete tsH =HH see -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-22

BAlsES Missouri FIeap. Good article. JUS re-
: eeFed altl IN - r. ~ { II BERRY,
Water etrcpt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-22

Nu Ill Mau,t Also iiHt lot Of sefa superior horse
mis- JnHN MOTE
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-10-26

JNXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. AT AUG
- TION.-On Friday the 18th instant at 10 clock, a.
m I shall sell at the residence OF Mr. Giles Dyer, at the
corner of 18th streets his household and kitchen fur
piture which very good and well worth the attention oil
persons furnishing. Among which are
Cane seat chairs, mahogany hair-seat sofas
Mahogany dining, card, and other tables
Mahogany sideboard pier glass
Handsome mantel clock, solar and hall lamps
Moreen and muslin window curtains and ornaments
Dinner set, China tea sets
Cutglass decaniers, umb'ers, ceeries, &c.
Brass tenders, andirons, nc.
Chntzcovered lounges
Nearly 3-py parlor carpets
Ingram, STEP and chamber carpets
Passage oil cloth
Hearth rugs stair rods NC.
High and French post bedsteads
Good feather beds, mattresses, bedding, &c
Dressing bureaus, 'wardrobes
Washstands, toilet SETS Nc
Franklin, air tight, and cooking stoves
With many other articles and assortment of kitchen
requisites
Terms of sale All of and under $25, cash over
25 credit of 60 days. for approved endorsed notes bear
ing interest. X. w. DYER,
Oct 26-lts Auctioneer.
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Hv R. ": DY.ER, .q,riiomcer.

VERY SUPERIOR FURNITURE, PLATE, WINES,
the 9th instant 10 O'clock M shall SELL the resi-
dence OF the late Henry s. Fox, esq, late her Brtannc
Maestys minister the United States the of
and 2ih 10y order OF the orphans court the house
hold furniture, plate, wines, &c.
Among which are enumerated ~
Very handsome rosewood escrutoires amoires, pier
tables, commodes, and paror chairs, stands,
&c, all made AT Paris, and in the mos: superior
Very large mahogany book cases, with glass doors
Very handsome mante clock, handsome French
clock
6 large and handsome Chinese
Very handsome gilt and China chandeliers
Candelabras, grandoles, cnndesticks, &c., bronze
very handsome engraving of Queen Victoria ee-
gantly framed
White and gold dinner and dessert
Tea ware, antique India china dinner set
Glassware, very large and splendid plated dinner SET
Plated candesticks, casters, teaketles, &c
large quantity OF superior table linen, napkins, NC,
English manufacture, most OF which has never
been used
Several full pieces very rich silk damask for curtains
Silk, damask, and muslin window curtains and orna-
ments
Brussels carpets and hearth rugs, straw mating
Paror and easy chairs, lounges, canc-seat chairs,
dining tables, &c.
Doland telescope, microscope, and thermometers
number of blank books and portfolios, wrapping
Maple and iron highpos bedseads
Best hair mattresses, wardrobes, and closets
Toilet sets, &c., chariot, barouche
A large number OF pine packing boxes, several pine
office tables, Nc.
And lot OF kitchen articles, bath tub, &c.
AT five o'clock the same day. shall also SELL at the same
place. 40 dozen wne such madeira sherry port claret
and champagne, very old and SUPERIOR and small ot Oh
brandy and whiskey.
$780, credit of three and five months, for approved en-
doIsed notes, bearing interest
animation Monday and Tuesday previous TO the sale,
from 8, n. m, to 3, p m
Oct. 13-eod&ds r. W. DYER. Auctioneer
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To Claimants on the Government OF the United States.


TIME undersigned have entered into general arrange
ment for the prosecution OF all claims upon the govern
ment of the United States, including all those of revolu
tionary military, naval characters the obtaining OF pen
sons and patents and the of all other business
OF the kind that may be given them in charge
They would at this time invite particular attention to their
facilities for ansacting the business Of all volunteers espe
caly those who have been engaged in the with Mex
and the representatives OF deceased soldiers, their
widows orphans, and heirs generally.
may be proper here that the first of the under
signed may be generally known the country from having
been connected with the government Assistant
Postmaster General; the second being n city
magistrate and notary public of Washington and the lat
States for years, but practising lawyer OF Rich
mond, Va, his native place.
To the first named is particularly assigned the at
tenon that may be required by individual foreign claim
ants to lands and property this country French Mex
lean, and other ndemnities claims arising under the
various Indian treaties and the purchase sale location
and settlement of lands; and he has recently
opened correspondence in Europe with the express
of furnishing himself with the greatest possible facilities for
he will take especial charge of all such claims arising under
placed in his hands for collection and settlement
This agency will procure bounty land warrants, treasury
scrip, arearages of pay, mileage due or any other claim
against the government, and forward desired, to any
part the United States They keep all the requisite forms
hand. Their office in Washington is the public
departments where all applications in person. or by letter.
(post paid) be made the first named to the
latter, his office, No rs, Main street, Richmond, Va
SAM'L STETTINlUS,
WILLIAM NJ FULTON.
Wasbinoton n C. Oct DC ISl7-cp3m
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ID rnshng Store, opposite Centre Market, few
doors east 9Th Our assortment is complete in all
the various departments oil housekeeping from the cellar
the garrett; and invite call from all who wish fur
sh ms we are selling many articles Tor less than they
be bought at We will furnish houses from
TO nine months for good paper and reasonable deduction
made for cash Give call before you buy.
Sept 30-TuThNSat6w
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A TLAsEs Theirs History OF the Consulate and
"A Empire--geographca typographical, and military.
few copies numbers to 8, this day received from Paris
by r. TAYLOR,
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John II. WALLACE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on
y street. few doors east of the General Post Office
Oct 25-I4ieod
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Carpeting, Rugs, and House Furnishing Goods gem
orally.
ID II. HOOE Il CO. have in store and constantly
receiving additional supplies from the most ceebra
ted manufacturers and importers
English Brussels of the styles and best quality
American ngrans OF designs mnis exclusively for
own sales
Tapestry, twled, and plain Venetian, styles
Fine and common ingram, large assortment cheap
Printed druggets Ga and 1874, designs
Floor oil-cloths, both English and American
Step druggets, chenille and tufted rugs
Bindings and other goods in the line.
ALSO,
Linen sheetings, all widths and qualities
Table damasks and diapers, all widths and qualities
Huckabacks and other towelngs
Damask and diaper table napkins
Worstcd danasks and moreens, all colors
Union damasks, superior quality, designs
Turkey, red twilled, plain, and printed, all coors
Embroidered curtain muslins in pairs and by the yard
Quilts and counterpanes ofevery description
Gilt curtain fixtures OF the newest designs
Bed blankets all sizes and qualities, very superior
Oct 25-4wif
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n the absence and at the request Of par
the above named deed, the sale referred TO above
postponed till Thursday the 18th OF November next
suing then take place the time and place above
toned. RID SMITH, Trustee
Oct. 25-eod6yds X. w. DYER, Auctioneer.
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WANTED, until the first Of April next. small
w house genteely funshed-or which liberal rent will
be paid. Apply to the Union Office.
Oct 25-6t
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trv To rally in suppor of the democratic banner Let
anon haruony everything for the cause, nothing Tor
men be the doctrine of every democrat With energy,
activity and union, VIII ensure success and sustain
"A The faithful supyorfer of the Union of the States, and
fearless champion Of national honor.
James Brady esq, at the conclusion OF the address,
democracy of the country He discussed successfully
The evil tendency of the tariff and the effective and bene
fetal results of free trade He said that from youth IT
had been his pride to stand in that hall 10 defend he
principles Of democracy; that, although member OF
the Syracuse State Convention and personally opposed
democrat he would adhere to the nominations lie ana
wish to press the nominees of that convention upon
the people, against their will but firm acquescence 10
the will of the majority had ever been his Prineipe
He spoke at length upon the subject OF Inc MEXICAN
war; and Justly rejected the traitors to their country VINO
opposed it, preferrng rather their counys shame 10
their country's honor.
Can't Isaiah Rynders made short but happy speech
in defence of the principles OF the democracy OF the
country. =, 49,,
Lorenzo B. Shepherd, esq.,, then addressed the meeting
He spoke of the general leading principles of the demo-
cratic party and that had been his pride to defend
those principles He spoke of those who, under the
garb OF democracy and acting In apparent unison with
it. were secretly sabbing il to the heart He, as dem
ocra did not like all the nominations OF the State con-
venon held at Syracuse; but adhering to the principles
of Jefferson and Jackson he would vote for the nominal
tons, though at the sacrifice of all personal feeling:
He spoke at length upon the Mexican war; and in Just
denounced the opponents of the war as traitors
to their country The Wilmot Proviso consciously
received, with the general principle of the party
Henry Arcularus, r., esq, addressed tho meeting IN
happy strain for short me rejecting credit upon The
great topics of the democratic party.
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THE U MON .
The .chenpe.t store IN the city.

4 B. HILLS has inst received choice supply Of nseiu
- and fancy goods, consisting Of
Brass and wood clocks
Looking glasses and plates, all sizes
Transparent window shades
Sweeping, dust, scrub, and other brushes
Wooden spoons, ladies, butter prints, lemon squee-
zers, rolling pins, clothes pins, washboards, &c.
Knives, scissors, and razors
Razor strops, brushes, and soap
Violin strings, volins, accordeons, hnrmonicans, and
jswsharps
Wreath, polka, and all her tuck and side combs
Buffalo, IVORY and horn dressing combs
Ivory fine combs, all qualities
Hair, TOOTH nail, and comb brushes
Playing cards. backgammon boards, chess
Smith Il Sons superior needles
Cut and twisted silk rnges, wide gmps
Fancy buttons, velvet rbands
Sewing silk, spool cotton, hooks and eyes
Whalebone and other trimmings
Hair braids, curls, Zephyr worsed
- Worsted coats, caps, comforts, gloves, nc.
Fine, fancy, and common baskets
Steel beads and clasps
Spool and stick silk, Lubn's and other extracts
OILS, marrow, and bandoline, for the hair
Fine French fancy soaps
And variety of fancy articles and toys for children, and
numerous other goods.
My being wothirds less than the other side of
the enables to offer great inducements to pur
chasers. word TO the wise is sufficient trial Is all
that required convince the public that this is the place
for bargains
South side of Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and
10th
Oct. 8-dlwNw2m
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-BRILLIANT LOTTERIES.
7. w. MAURY " CO., Managers.
(.Snccessors to J. q. Gregory y Coz

prizes OF 0OO amounting TO 100000! and prizes
of SlO,OOOl
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No. II, for 1917,
To be drawn Alexandria on Saturday, 9th oil November,
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
TUESDAY NIGHT, OCr. %, Is47.

Mr.. Webster's Mexican speech.-The Federaiisss
bound In Of conscience" TO support the
war. according TO MIR. Webster's own admission
Tho charge that President sought to bring Oh
,he war un bounded and malicious.
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AZ.
L""m" 'o"'|t'p'- on hho" hnt''"s
III the GA country OF So'nS'ahCa"' IL luu
oliY saw one OF our young i'"oWN S'''"-
Oh to PICK np "'ie' II Wo"'i wake so" up
amazingly. lhere you """'" see nun per.
maps, /" hatVes' aitef"oIn' WIN NJ s.',1''
wagon ana best team lie arrives AZ ''e
fathers noor; leaps ont-Narts neh. 'n'
MISS u N''uhS III ono corner sewing "n'P-
Nih iA'heF III '"'hef' putting ha'"'c III
MS axe,
'rooH morning, Uo'n' says lac !'""e
man
600" hot''',-' '''", say no'h u, ,pVf'''
SaE'>i "''' says ! lVu, INC ON i'"H Is
~ 'Ae N'lt"rh VIA something III ht' Hv""
>he wants 10 tel you OF you III" peU''
start - ,
Hu' cutting away ~ 'hc "i''O'e' "'' o'''
squire gets up an" ie'SHf''y BOWS h''"''''
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-.-- r1rl-rs-i 80 ti7.ft
VOL. VlII.-NO. 2l.r'


.Won't - says Miss.
.Wcll them says Fred. 'wiil YOU say no,
WHEN ask You right oilt' rrf- 81, ,Ni
80 be sure WILL says she; and keep
inv word. too, yon grmc,all.' "a
Then says Fred with soiem" 'o'ce;
MARY my sweet love, will You refuse meg
.No.' .aid she. according 10 promise.
There YOU are said Fred, tritiinphnhly;,
Taken the lait, So ri step along ana yen
father. An was settled right OIL, ann re-"
got pretty wife the next week to in'si' THO
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DIR. J. PEARSON,

Physician, Surgeon & DentiSi-O idi"d, III,
Olfrs ut, professional services To the ruhab.
nuts Of Ottawa and vicinity. Office at he resi-.
dence on Columbus street.
i. S.-Dr =. still continues tn perform opcr.
ntlon- IN \ he various hrhpChc. ~ DENllsTRY,
ChWge, ~ corc,pp1d ,c,H tie times!
March H. isiT
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DR. p. SCHERMEHORN,

Phyi,iqn & SUrgeoa- 0Howa. H.
on G.. his professional services 10 the ci'I4cus
e Ottawa aud vicinity. Office "a Columbus
street, hciNcrn Canal and Clinton
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4. II. ROWLAND,

hyjsim and S,ygcoa-- oncrq, IN.
Res druce On the bill a few doors wei ut he
Fox River House. q Ice the same Hs hereto.
irc occupied by NiSkmd and Ps4..y9, Ia
Rnddch's Block.
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Dr. JOSEPH STOUT,

Pyiril, & Surgeoa- OHawo, III.
Oilers his professional services To the cirzcus
81 Ottawa aud vicinity. Office at his residence
on the nov public square. iuuc L. lSi7
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Business CARDS.
I, l.. niCKEl. D.. ;. lELi
DICKEY & LELAND

Have formed , co.ptItuership IN the practice
# the law, except ~ relation to busi,'ss IN
rutnam aud Kendall Counties. Office over
tho post office.
Oltihpa, April O. 1917
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\ ri1urK's Linz SAvrp ny ms SoS-
Among the dCSCrtcrs tried aud sentenced IN
be hung in Mexico. was man named Id.
ward McllcmI, oi the dth artillery. Gen.
ciHi Scott. MS Cummandcr-iu.chici had the
power toaplroyc or disarproyc the sentence
u! the court. In passing On that Of Mcllcnr
ry. the General made these rmaiks; "a
like remission iom honpinclis made 10 The
case of Edward MclIcnvy, company u on'
of consideration for q son, private N yc
SHINE company, who las rcmuincd ial'h'i
w Iii culuts."
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Nj T. llOLLISrER,

attorney and Counselor at Lar, Solicitor
IN Chaacery, and Justice eft Peace.
o lice No. C1ut iou,e, opposite the circuit
court CLERK = office. 1T
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Is. w. WATSON, NJ. d.

Physician & SargcoR- OH0ra, Ill.,
Office at King d Whites Doug and Book
store, southwest corner Of the public square.
Aug. 20, lSi1.
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r {, COOK
HENRY G.. COTTON.
JOHN VI. CRorHGRS. Jesse s PITzER
CROTHERS X PlTXER,

attorneys at Lar. Osrcgo, hcadaH co. III.
VIII pr1c,ice Law IN The couDtlcs # Kendall
la S,ll', Kane. DE- X III, Will aud Dulog".-
Land rgcury NJ collecting business cutrnsl,d to-
them i, either OF the above cnut'ics. e IN receive
prompt attention.. OJr..u '..rl 7, lSiI
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O - DAY

htomsy & ConnseHor At Lar, AiTorc, H..
Office ON the Gus, EIDE oltho uy,r, over Alleu's
Store.
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THE FREE TRADER.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY ny
III III. U man s. Z O

Second Story, Nofth end Of RedGichS nee
brick bl0Oi, on Hs public square.
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MANSION HOUSE,
OTTAWA. III

By r. THonS (ldicly Ecpt by c. LCiJ,mc,)
Stages for Chicago, Peru. Peoria, Aurora
&c &c, leave every day 20-lf
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JOHN Y. A. NOES. ABRAHAM NOES
J, V. 4. & \ HOES,

attorneys and ComScAorS at Lar, end So
lcit0rS in ChqHcsry- OHdra, H.
Once on the uorta side vt the public s4uaJc.
June -, 1872
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-23

Neither the vigilance of 'Old Hays OF
that Of our own renowned town marshal,
can be compared with that of the Tifin
Bankers. Sentinels are posted, and for
every private movement explanation is
demand Of tie aggressing party. Out ot
this extraordinary vigilance grew laugh
able Jaur pas few days ago. One of the
bankers departed for Columbus on busi.
ness. This fac, having spread, consul
tation was had by the opposing party, on
the Sabbath, aud il was determined that a
courier should be instantly despatched to
Columbus and pick up the items Of the
unknown object Of his brother bankers
visit. Said courier returned on Tuesday
and reported as follows: The trip didni
pay erpeases'. Better luck next time!-
Ii6fa .4dcertiSer.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-23

Ot5- Thomas Jefferson Taylor, eldest
daughter OF Gen. Taylor, is now the wife
OF Gen. Jeffe rson Davis, lately command
er Of the lst regiment Of Mississippi lntan.
try. The oddlty of the name Thomas ]ef,
lerson being gwen to a female is thus ex
plaihed by a friend. The old general, in
so great an admirer OF the illustrious J eff
ierson that heiimmediately declared his IN.
tention ol naming his first child after him
In the course of bumau events he be.
came the father Of beautiful daughter.
rrue to his purpose, he had her baptized
Thomas jefferson.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-07-23

Whigs loce for Poor .Uea.-The United
States Gazette, (whig) in speaking OF Mr..
Skunk the democratic Governor of Penn
syivania, and who is now candidate be-
fore the people of that State for re-elec
ton, uses The following language:
If he is poor, of What benefit can his
poverty be to the people! Does not pov.
erty, in this world, expose man TO bad
temptations! Poverty must especially
be dangerous tone 10 high Places
That is unadulterated federalism, Poor
men must not be elected to office, bee anse
poverty is dangerous to one in high pac
es!' II man has held office, and isyet poor
it is, TO onr mind, amost certain evidence
tha, lie has not plundered the peoples
treasury to enrich himself Honesty anc
poverty are not so very rarely found asso
ciated together.
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and six hundredths; appraised at seven
dollars per acre.
The south west quarter of the south
west quarter, containing thirty nine acres
aud SIX Lundredths; appraised at e,gh,
dollars per acre.
The South east quarter Of the south
west quarter, containing thirty nine acres
and ten hundredthsi appraised at seven
dollars per acre.
The north east quarter Of the south east
quarter, containing thirty nine acres and
twenty two hundredths; appraised at FIVE
dollars per acre.
The north west quarter of the south
east quarter, containing thirty nine acres
and thirty one hundredths; appraised at
five dollars per acre.
The south west quarter of the south
east quarter, containing thirty nine acres
and twenty four hundredths appraised at
five dollars per acre.
The south east quarter Of the south east
quarter, containing thirty nine acres and
seventeen huudredthsi appraised at FIVE
dollars per acre.
Terms of saie.--One twelfth of the pur-
chase money to be paid at the time OF
sale. and the balance in twelve annual
| inslalments, of equal amount, with annual
! interest thereon.
S. NJ. WORTH,
Auditor Of Wyandot Co, o.
| July %, lS47-4l-6p.