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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-04-13
DELEGATES TO THE CONVENTION.

Pursuant to notice previously given,
a meeting Of The Democracy Ct this
county was held in the court house in
Woodstock, on Monday last, for the
purpose of appointing delegates TO the
Disiric; Convention which is to assem-
BILE in HarriSonhnrg, on the 9Th of Ma,
next, to appoint delegates TO the Ma
,innal Democratic Convention to be
held in Baltimore on the god of
May: -
On motion, J. j. ALLEN was called
10 the Chair, and J. GATEwooD APP
poin ed Secretary.
On motion. a committee was appoln-
led 20 ncmina'r, fer the ac:ion Of the
meeting ,delega to the Harlisonbuys
Convention: - Whereupon the Chair
man appointed MeS>rs. P. PlTMAN,
Jos, H. SAMuELs, G.. B. SAMuELs,
MARK BIRD and j. Haas.
After short absence, the Commit
tee returned and reported the following
gentlemen AS delegates, which report
was unanimously adopted, viz:
John S. Calvert, John D. Zirkle.
VIM. sNirke>, j., Dr.. Samuel G. Hen.
kcl, Zachar:ah Shirley, John r. Stray
err, levi Rinkpr, r. NJ. Conn, Charles
S. Wunder, Jacob LUZ, Jacob Noel,
Lawrence pilman, jr., Hiram Bow
man, George Grandstaff. Abraham Mi
ley, Richard Miller, Jacob Lan,z, Jno.
j. Grands,aff., Abraham Saum, Mark
Bird, SAINT C. Williams, Fl. S. G..
Albert, VIM. A. Crawford, John Haas,
Benjamin Hartman, Jos. Rhodes, NJ.
Heller. Joseph Crabiil, Abraham Sirick
Ter, Henry Ridenour, Geo. A. Hupp,
Samuel Kendrick, Geo. Nj. Brinker,
Daniel S,ckley, John Pirkey, Wrigh.
Ga'ewood, John C. Lee, Geo. Bragg,
Franklin Ramey, john Rudolph, ST.
mon Rudolph, JAS. Conner, George
Bowman, Philip Mclnturff, Jesse
GLENN, John Covers;one.
There appearing no further business,
the meeting adjourned sine die.
J. J. ALLEN, Chairman.
J. GATEwooD, Secretary.
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II IsT OF LETTERS remaining in tie
h Post Office a, Woodstock, on the first
day of April, lS48, which, if not taken ont by
the first day Of July next. will be sent to the
General Post Office as dead letters.
James Allen, Esq Henry Arehart
Lear Bowman John Burk
Henry Beiduhomer VIM N Brown
Philip Borden W liam B gley
Mary Cofman VIM Cullers
Andrew Culers Charles Chapman
George Cofielt Bryon Daily
Joseph Fill Daniel Fisher
Philip Flint Levi Gochenauer
VIM Gray Esq Daniel Gets
William Good Benz amin Harnam
Isabella Higgings James. w Hall
J Keller Athl Lear
John Leach Jacob Eayman
Hiram Myers Addison Huneh
Miss Margaret Miller Mrs Hannah r Monroe
Henry Maphis Mrs Mary Miller
Frederick M~Intrtf joseph Noggle
William G Overall Mrs Eliza OrndorF
Jacks Obannon, attorney at law
| Miss f.5sabeth Peer Sa nuel B Read
James Richards John Saum
Abraham Soxman John Swaney, Jr
George W Shoots Miss Artomesy Shaw
Jacob Smoker Abraham Sager.
Elizabeth ShIpe Andrew WencK
Samuel Wendell 93HH
nTPersons calling for letters in the aoOSt
! list will please say they are adyerused
VIM GOLLADAY, Pm.
April 8, 1913 81. 'ai
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CERTIFICATES.

This is to certify, that have had ,one of
Il. c. Mauck's Patent Hot Bolts used i'll my
Mill since October last, and am so much
pleased with it, that 10 reasonable sum IF
money could induce me to dispose of it,. IL
justice to the P.tentee, and for the benefit Ct
Ml'ers generally, am induced to stat: some
Of the advantages attending this Bolt. Ii is
much cheaper, more durable, requires less
power. AMI makes more and better -Four from
the same wheat. Family and superfine -four
can he made at the same time. The hopper
boy IS dispensed with, and in my Mill, where
thirteen wheels were used on the old plan,
two are found insufficient The machinery
being thus reduced, it will he Limp ,rtant
on weak streams REUBEN FOLTZ.
New Port Mills, Page Co., va March g. 46
ISLAND MILLS, March "a, 1916.
After fourteen years. experience as head
miller in different mills, AR now engae ed
in tending lie Island Mills where one Of
Robert e. Mauck's Hot Bots is il: operation
which am so much pleased with that l feel
mysS!f under obligation to MIR. Mauck and
theFpublic, to state some of its advantages
LIST, 1t requires less room in mill. 81, Re
quires less labor to be performed by the mil
Ter. Sd, 1t finishes boiling and grinding at
the same time; thereby saving mitch time
And instead of grinding to suit the bolt, as is
suit the wheat, and regulate my bolt to suit
my grinding, which can be done instantly -
In short. l certify that this Bolt IS superior to
any tli;., hts every come under my notice.
WILLIAM 2. RONDABUSH
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: b & /.
At meeting Of HE Trustees of the town Of
Woodstock. on Saturday evening The s.h day
of May, 1875
The following By Laws, and amendments
10 existing BY Laws. werc reportsd passed
and ordered I'd be enrolled:
IN act 10 prevent trespasses upon the Commons
Streets and Alleys.
BE It enacted by the President and Board g.
Trustees for the Town Of Woodstock. Tia,
hereafter no person shah dig or remove any
dirt, clay. or sod from the Commons of Inc
town ut Woodstock or any Of the streets ard
alleys of said town. withdnt me permission 81
the Trustees. given in meeting, or the consent
OF a majority Of the Trustees in writing. poin
ting out at what place said dirt, Cav or Sod
shall he dug or lelnoyed from ANY person
offending against the provisions Of this act
shall forfeit and pay fine If no, less than one
nor more than five dnlIars for each and every
offence. 10 be sued for. recovered. and appro-
priated as other funds are now recovered ard
appropriated
This act shall be. in fnrce from the passage
thereof
An acl amending an act aeaias. Nuisances and
distinctions in the Streets and Alleys of
thC 'oh u VI wv uu,iS'utk, dHu itlPS iiUpOIG0
5 on eertain other offences therein mentioned
passed July 2. 1876
Be it enacted by the President and Board of
Trustees Of Woodstock. That the provisions
If the above recited act be. and the same are
hereby declared to arrly. in all lis extent. to
the Commons. And be il further enacted, that
all dead careases or pntrid substances, or those
liable TO become putrd. shall be removed by
the persons who ware he owners Of said bodies
OF substances. so far from the said town 50 as
not 10 annoy the citizens of said town. or bury
the same. so as rot 10 produce any such annoy
ance. And 'his act shall be III force from the
passage thereof.
An act 20 amend the act for appointing Off
GERS. passed April. 1876.
Be it enacted by the President and Board Of
Trustees, That hereafter the election for Off
GERS directed to be appointed under existing
laws. shall take place at the first meeting Of
the Trustees after their election. or as soon
thereafter as practicable.
This &C, shall be 10 force from the passage
thereof. copy-Teste.
JAS. G. FRAVEL, CPk.
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO Purchasers.
N E w

FEyHE subscribers would announce to thei,
Il friends and the public. that they ha,
Just received. 1T their new room in. Woo
s., .cS.a fun and general supply of NEW AMI
SEASON ARIE GOODS.
's'her NV assortment was purchased al
lowest ma ket prices, and embraces
STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS,
Groceries, Qsreensware,
HARDW ARE, CUTLERY.
Wood,core, Eaythen and Stonelcare,
Boots, Shines, Hats, Caps, Bunnels, eic.
CON- la<aDIEG N1RWa
Drugs, DYE STCFFS, P.3ttTS.
IN fact. they are prepared to furnish every
desrriptio,. of Goods usually k. I ~ courtr,
Merchants. WE ARE DETEKAilNFD TO
SELL. GOODS AT LOW PRICES, to those
ho " i'll f:,v or us with a call. Thankful fol
past patronage. shall endeavol to merit y
continuance Of he same for The future.
e 5'Country produce will be taken in ex
q a ,ge ter Goods, AS heretofore.
WALTON & 60.
Wo G]stock April E. 1915
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Many o'ler certificates might be given, but
the above, from milers extensively known in
the Valley. as competent judges, are deefied
sufficient Tor all practical purposes. 10 Mill
owners he would say, Try Che Bot.
NJ. b. NJ.
Woodstock, Va, March H. 1848.
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THOMAS g. CO.,
xUATE THOMAS 8 .GEoRGE.ys
Importers Of. Hardware,
sADnLERy, CUTLERY, &C.

No. 245 Baltimore ST., Baltimore
" L are. now receiving per. Slips Scotia
W and Susan Howell, just arrived from,
Liverpool, new any complete assortment Of.
GOODS i'll our line--to which we re especially
call ehe attention Of C6antry Merchants visit
ing this city-asssiring them that we are de.
termned TO sen Goods AS low as they Can be
obtained in any of The eastern cities
Baltimore, Feb 9, '48
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WHOOPTNG EOTGII,

'fUNHIS distressing comnlaint can be cured
n. by the use Of HFNRY'S COUGH
SYRUP. a me licine prepared from a.recsiPt
Of al, experienced physican. Of. large practice
and high standing. in the community Four
children in one f.mily3were recently c"reI,
by the use Of one hottie. A ;pl,s cuian III
Brownsville (Pa) writes that he has so';ni
this medicine very effectual, especially IN Ca,
ses of whooping cough The price is Fifty cts
per bottle. For sale by
J Dec so JOHN G. SC!sNl ff.
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TnRINTS- Beautiful lot viii be sold ve,y
cheap, TO close out, by l5..;z.-
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STROTHER ]. .BULGER;
Mcu Sc & sxGN PAINTER.
Narrated to be Of the best quality.

Al DDRESs Woodstock. Virginia Work
"a done to or,tet and charges made mod
crate. a credit oftwelve months given in al
cases.
June TO- l847-, s5p*650
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NEW SHENANDOAH CDh..PAkY.

: Wo nlstock. April {, 1918.
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NOTICE.-Notice is hereby
given tn all persons interested, that final and
martial settlement accounts have been filed in the
office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
within and for the county of Monroe and State OF
Ohio. by the executors, administrators and guar
dians OF the estates of the following named per-
sons, to wit:
William Johnston and Levi Garard, executors
Of Jonah Garard deceased Final.
Daniel Mar, executor Of Richard Delosule, de-
ceased. Final.
Henry G. Morris and Ada Law, administrators
of Levi Stephens, deceased. Final
John Brown, administrator Of Jacob Crow, de-
ceased. Final
Mary Best, Administrative Of Henry Best, de-
ceased. Final.
Henry d. Reed, executor of John Reed, de-
ceased. Final.
VIM. C. Walton. guardian to Isaac BALDWIN
lunatic
Edward Archbold, guardian to John Holdrehi
lunaic. Final.
Martha Quick, adminisratix Of John Quick. ee
ceased. Final
That the said accounts are now on hle IN saie
Office, subject to the inspection OF all persons III
terested and are continued until the Octooertefih
of said court, ls4S, for final settlement and comm
nation. Wm' OhE VIVA
The above accounts will be examined by th'
Undersigned, Master Commissioner, at the CiefK
Office in Woodsfield, in the order in which the.
stand. commencing on the first Monday IN sep
tember next, and examine two each day until a.
are examined and reported.
July 22, 1913. VIM. OkEY' Mas eoi''
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From the Baltimore Sun
Later from Mexico.
New ORLEANs, July II, I

New ORLEANS, July II, 1915.
By an arrival from Vera Cruz, we
learn that nearly all the volunteers and
the ten regiments of regulars have de,
parted from Vera Cruz for the United
States.
General Paredes and Father Jarauta
have been greatly disconnected in their
schemes, and the Government is CONN
dent Of being able to que'l the revolu'
ton.
The Legislature OF the State OF Ia
maulipas have made demand on the
Federal Government of ten millions o
dollars as an indemnity for the loss o.
TERRITORY on the Rio Grande, by the
terms Of the treaty Of Guadaloupe.
New Orleans. July ~.
By another arrival from Vera Cruz
I-learn that the Mexican Government
has appropriated $soo,ooo for the re
lief Of Yucatan. s't
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SyHERIFF'S SALE.---By virtue OF an order
~ of sale in attachment to me directed IRON Tue
Court of Common Pleas of Monroe County. Ohio,
will offer for sale, at public outcry, at the front
door of the court house in the town OF Woodsiield,
in said county on Monday. the 2lst day OF August.
ls4s, between the hours Of 10 o'clock a. m. and A
o'clock p m OF said day, the following real estate,
to wit: The North half Of the Northeast quarter Of
Section Is, in Township, of Range Z, contaicng
SO acres more or less, lying and being IN SAID coun'
ty and attached as the property of Henry Hughes
to satisfy judgments in favor Of William Carpenter
ct ux. John w. Bonger, and Benz. s. Cowen:
VIM. d. PATTON, Sh'f.
JULY %, l8iS-.-.Sl IS
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difyr materially. The number will
probably reach fifteen thousand on both
sides.
The total amount Of insurgents en-
gagedSin the conflict, was about forty
thousand.
IRRLAND---The armed movement in
Ireland is undated. Thousands are
fiocking to the clubs, and government
is apparently unable to devise means
to check the movement. The union
OF the league was not yet pei lected,
but The formation was daily looked for.
The Repeal press, headed by the l..
rish Felon, revels undisturbed in the
use Of what may be termed the most
seditious language.
No doubt remains that consdera-
bic physical force movement will be
made in autumn.
MISCELLANEOUS AFFAIRs.--The Eng
lish Ministers had fifteen majority on
the Sugar question.
eVicencia has recently been returned
to the Italians.
Padua has capi,ulated. Trieste il
biockaded. The Lombard army wa'
defeated near Verona.
"A formidable Carlist movement ha
commenced in Spain.
1t is rumored that the Austrian arm.
has been ordered 10 invade Spain.
There is butIittle doubt that an i'm
mense army is marching on Poland.
Thereis prospect OF speedy peac
and termination Of the German war;
A draft Of new constitution has bee
framed, which is likely to be approved
The French departments are gene
ally Tranquil.
The Danes continue TO make repr
sails II sea. on Prussian commerce.
England is generally quiet. All Il
multuous assemblages of the workln
classes have ceased, and the excll
msnt has subsidized. 'a
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AGENCY OFFICE, Z
MARIETTA, Ohio. 4

have list of the unentered Cong ess Lands
in Monroe and Washington counties. After the
fifteenth of July next, persons by applying to me
for unenteTed lots, can have the land secured to
them Immediately, and certificate in their name
for the land will be made out by the Register at
ChiIlicothe, in one hour after the description is
left with me. Deeds obtained for certihcates.--
lg5-Ofiice on Manstreet.
GEORGE M. WOODBRIDGE.
Refer to Edward Archbold, Esq, Woodsield,
or to any citizen of w Washngton county.
NJ Persons wishing land, and having but .
small part of the money, can have the entry made
by applying to me. G M. w. O.
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Pastor of the Baptist Church, Lambertville. N. J
j NO EXCUSE FOR A BALD HEAD.

From the Somerville, N j.. Wing.
Sometime since called upon Mr.. p. Mason, OF
Somerville, for Dr. JAYNE's celebrated HAN
Tonic, to restore my hair, which was then falling
out daily. procured one bottle, and applied ITS
contents according TO the directions. When the
bottle was exhausted, discovered to my great
surprise and satisfaction, that the YOUNG HAIR
was STARTING handsomely; therefore purchas-
ed another and so on till had used three bottles.
aud now, a compensation, my hair is as thick as
ever.
And what is more surprising, my badness was
not occasioned by sickness, in which case there il
greater hope of restoration-but was hereditary.
JAS o. RoDGERs, Methodist Minister,
Mount Horeb. Somerset Co., N. J.
Prepared only by DR.. D. Jayne, Philadelphia,
and sold on agency by '
J. G.. FLEMING, P. NJ. F., Woodsheld.
Moses P. MILES s. Son. Somerton. i47
]. K. HOLMES, Clarington. .it,
! f. MYERS, New Castle.
/ E. HEApLEy, jamestown.
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DAD NOTICE. Notice is hereby given,
4, that petition will be presented to the Com
Inissioners OF Monroe County, at their next ses-
sion, praying for order to lay out public road
through part Of Enoch Township, in said coun-
ty to begin at the east side Of Duck Creek where
the county road crosses said line; thence SCUM
along said line to the south west corner OF sal"
county. and there to end. The sald road 70 oe es-
tablis6ed forty feet wide; one half to be in Mon
roe, the balance to in Morgan County, as Is area-
dy pettioned for. PElliloN Err
June 17th, l848
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Congressional.

Senate-JULy lOth.-Mr. Rush made an un-
successful attempt to take up the Texas Navy
Bill.
On motion Of Mr., Atherton, the Senate took up
the Naval Appropriation Bill, which was INFORM
.ly laid ASIDE, in order to take up the bill to pro-
vide for the organization Of Territorial Govern
ment in Oregon. df 4'+
II HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The Speaker announced the River and Harbor
improvements as the business first In order; and.
after longdbdbeate, all the resolutions in relation
to this matter were adopted. w
The civil appropriation bill was then consider
ed in committee Of the whole. Adjourned. m
Seuate,-JuLy llth, ls4S.-On motion OF Mr..
Bright the special arder the Oregon territorial bill
was again taken up. s
Mr.. Hunter addressed the Senate.
On motion of Mr.. Rusk, the Senate took up
the bill to authorize the President to increase the
navy of the u. States by adding thereto the OIL
GERS of the navy of the late Republic of Texas
The question on the passage Of the bill was de-
c,ded in the negative; yeas II. nays, 26. .
House. On motion of Mr.. Goggin, the House
proceeded to the orders of the day, and resumed
the consideration Of the Report from the Commit
tee on Commerce, upon the memorial OF the Uni.
cago Convention, relative 10 the Improvement d
Rivers and Harbors by the General Government
and also upon other memorials on the same sub
iect. the Veto Message Of the President, at th'
present session, upon bill ofthe last session pro
yiding for the Improvement ofrivers and harbors
and the bill relative to tonnage duties-the ques
ton being on agreeing to the second resolution
On the adoption Of the second resolution to day
the vote was. yeas ll2, nays So.
On the third resolution, yeas 81. nays H.
On the fourth resolution, yeas l09, nays 6a.
The fifteenth resolution was adopted withou
adiyision sst afait s8t -b@ =
On motion of Mr.. vinton, the House, in con
mittee Of the whole, resumed the consideration {
the General Appropriation Bill.
Senate.-JULY l2.-0n motion OF Mr.. Athe
ton, the bill to provide for the payment Of "liqu
auidated claims under the recent treaty with Me-
leo, was taken up and passed, Mr.. A. stating th
the Secretary of the Treasury was ready to pa
these claims at once.
On motion Of Mr.. Bright, the consideration
:, the Oregon territorial bill was resumed. l
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Spring Il Summer Fashions for 1848.
S. AVERY,

NO. 10, MONROE ST., WHEELING, VA,
Respectfully announces TO his old friends and the
public 10 general, that he has now on hand large
and superior stock OF Hats and Caps, of the late
Spring and Summer Fashions, comprising all quail.
tiles, shapes and sizes. His hats manufactured
under his own immediate superntendence, of the
finest materials, and by the best workmen, and
will be sold wholesale and RETAIL at prices still
lower than they have ever been offered in this
city. Those wishing to purchase Hats and Caps.
will find it to their advantage TO give him call
before purchasing elsewhere. "
April 20, ls4S. s. AVERY.
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SHERIFF's sALE.-By virtue of writ of

NHERIFF'S SALE. BY virtue OF writ OF
- Fl ia, etie fa.. to me directed from the Court
of Common Pleas Of Monroe County, Ohio. VIII
offer for sale, at public outcry, at the front aoor
of the court house 10 the town of Woodsheid' 10
said county, on Monday, the 2ist day OF August
l84S, between the hours of 10 o'clock, "A: vi.
and four o'clock, P. M. of said day, the follow
ing real estate to wit The southwest quarter OF the
southwest quarter OF Section q, and the nor'neas' y
quarter of the northwest quarter Of Section B, IN
township 5, OF Range Z, containing 80 acres, more
or less, lying and being in said county, and taken
in execution as the property of Jesse Wells, a
the suit of Baltus Wheeler for use.
VIM. D. PATTON, Sheriff.
| July 22d, lS4S----$l 65.
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A DEMONSTRATORS sALE.--No.iee is is

A. hereby given that will offer for sale on the
premises, on the 18th day Of September, loie' oe-
tween the hours ofl0 o'clock, a. M, and O'Clock
0. m. of said day, the following tract OF land,
viz: Tbe north half of the southeast quarter OF sec
ton 49, in township 6, of range s, situate IN Mon
roe county, 10 the State Of Ohio, supposed to con-
tain so acres, more or less TO be sold as the prop
erty Of Henry Harvard, deceased, pursuant TO an
order of the Court of Common Pleas Of Morgan
county, in said State, at the June Term thereof,
A. d. I84S. Terms.-One third in hand, one-thlrd
in one year, and one-thrd in years, win IN
terest from the day of sale; the unpaid purchase
money 10 be secured by mortgage on the premises
CHARLES HARVARD,
Administrator of the estate o
June %. Is4s-n1s. Henry Harvard, decd.
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SUMMER WEAEHER,--It should be remem,

SUMMER WEATHER,--Itsh should be remem
bered that during the intense beatof summer, lhe
process of digestion is performed with such eA-
reme languor, that the food, instead Of being DIS
solved and converted into nutriment, becomes
spoiled OF purified in the stomdehi Hence bad
breath, disagreeable taste in the mouth collie pains,
dysentery, cholera morbus and other dis 'rders oil
the intestines, g, WI. N.9trsr
JVrighfs Indian Vegetable Pills are certain
cure for the above dangerous complaints; because
they cleanse the alimentary canal OF those bilious
and putrid ,humors, which are the cause, not oh,y
Of all disorders of the bowels, but OF every maiady
incident to man. A,e
/ eo-Be,cge of Sugar Coated Counteyfei's! !.
Remember, the original and genuine Indian
Vegetable Pills have the written signature OF VIM
Wright on the top label of each box.
The genuine for sale by J A. y G. II. 'Davr
export, sole agents for. Woodsfeld. For other
agencies see advertisement in another column ~
Office and General Depot, l6s. RACE st.
Philadelphia.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.-By virtue pf a writ Of
~ Fl. ia. ct lev. fa.to me directed from the court
Of Common Pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio. will
offer fur sale, at public outcry, at the tobacco house
lately occupied by John McJIiton, in the town OF
Graysville, Washington township, in said county,
ON Tuesday, the lst day OF August. lo4s, betweea
the hours OF 10 O'Clock m and o'clock p IN OF
said day, the following personal property, to wit
A lot Of Wheat supposed to be 300 dozeni taken IN
execution as the property ofJohn McJilton at the
suit of Anderson & Dewey.
~ ~ WIN. d. PATTON, Sh'f.