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FINE MIlSIG-

The pretty TGuffi, with her charming voice, the
fac tenor Beneteui, the splendid base Rosl' Herr,
he grea, pianist, and Cenen, with his brilliant
violin have all arrived, and will give Concerts a
the E1hause tomorrow and Thursday nights.
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THIRD DISTRICT.

We have nothing farther from HALIFAX, man
The 3c9 majority Tor Ayefeit, and The poils kep y"
open. Franklin, We hear has given AVete'' oo
majority-a considerable increase. PiltsyiVd"'d
26s majority for Flournoy. Messrs. Towr's ahc
Neal, Wings, elected TO House over Lah.e''
Grassy and Berger. For Seaale-Tufnef' w.
4s5; Penn, D., 267; Ober!h'er, D., 43 II 7a'-
Tax gives the increased majority she Should anu
Patrick and Henry do their duty, Averet IS SUI
safe. The result doubtful.
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THE LEGISLATURE.

As lar as heard from, vs have los. in the
Hause: Princess Anne !, Stafford !, Goochland
/, F.e.erick (by Sherifs casing voleD Rock
bridge Is: And have gained in Berkeley
Fauquier ], Nouoway |, Fairfax IA.
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[See the later and fuller returns from Char
louesyillr.l
THE RED LAND (FIFTH) DISTRICT.
The following endorsed on the back OF
Charlottesville letter OF yesterday morning, IS
the very latest news, aud is, doubtless, correct.
Powell has received the largest vote ever re-
ceived:
For Gogein-Bediord. 800; Nelson, 1885, al.
bemarle 232 Total, IT'S.
For Powell Amherst, TO- Greene, 2o4; Ma
olson, 476; Orange, |. ToSal, SOL.
Orange not fully heard from, and will in
crease Powels majority.
EIGHTH DISTRICT.
We were in great tear yesterday that we had
lest The able Holiday but The news by The cars
put every Thing straight. The following IS The
result based upon official and reliable sources
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

GOOClLaND. n.
The majority IN ,hss county Tor se1'o' q.
Mas>le, Wing, eiec,ej BY msIof'E'
gain .s.
We canno, say now deeply We ree's' :
GoorhlaDd swim, from her moor'nss ~
lime, through a muliny OF her crew.
POWHATAN.
TIE polls are closed. The following -"
Compensation, D., $50; BoH., w.
Lee, w, 40. : ~ s.
House oil DeIegates-HoPkins, U" :"
CAROLINE. DIX
Buckner, Democrat, elecied 10 houS
gates, by 81 over Smith, Wing.
CHESTERFIELD. o., ~
For Congress- eddon, D. o'G, !. 3.
10; Samuel Taylor W., !; Les' w.
don's majority over Bots 400. amp 81,
Jones. Dem, elected 10 me Lss'''-
~ 'pp GREENsvlLLE. . so.,.,
wv Cook, Jr., (D1 li6; W. o. nos MAJ
Wing, 81. Cook eeciet; ne Is ! -
ine :alens. pcp
Oo,he ID day Shelton, Demr va LITE 1.-The ro'
wiesnam secured Richmond, a'd ''S'
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AS far as heard from, Wilson's majority i5t
which may be increased llltle.
LUXEMBOURG
G,0yr a mil 26 lS4


LuNENBURG
pleasant Grove, April %, lS49.
S;r.-l e1p.ct you are anxious 10 hear from
tbe VIRGINIA Elections as speedily as possible. !
therefore hasten 10 give you The result al his
nrecinc,. The numler OF votes taken are lOo
ri which Bocock received "a and IRWIN a.
Dennis. for the State Senate, sc. The county
candidates are both Democrais-Siokes received
60 votes and Smith 40. Our poll was not 50
large as we have had al this place, yet The De-
mocraiic majority has increased some 10 OF ~
yore. The Democrats who voted iuE Taylor Al
mi. place have all voted, in This election, for MI.
Bocock and The rest OF The Democratic candl-
dates. think this will be The case, generally,
throughout this District. yours, 10 hasle.
BATH.
WARM SpR,Sos, April, lS49.
James Brown, fDemocrat,I has been elected
over George Mayse, Wing, in Bath and High
land, by a majority OF 81, and Edmondson has
majority over Anderson, al the same places, OF
nearly 100, Tor Congress Yours, &C.
PRINCE EDWARD.
FARMviLLE, April %, 1549.
Gentlemen: The vote Tor county delegates IN
Ibis county, prince Edward,) at o'clock, al the
time | left the Court House Woouon Demo-
Graz, ~ votes M l0riry over Thornton, Wing.
u
Lunenburg-Bocock's majority l40-two pre-
cincts TO hear from.
Buckingham-B ococss reported majority GO.
AppomauoI Reported majority a shutdown,
27ih instant, 2i2.
FuvanDa Reported majority for Irving >.
We consider Bococks election certain.
Cardwell lin Charlotie) elected by Al vo'es
ORANGE.
April 90 is49.
The vote a, Robinsons pretty full, and me &C.
count up 10 o'clock Yesterday. The res"h VIII
NV y ''"'e'''''' cn.o;n Powell.
Orange Court House, l04 ="
Robinson's precinct, 95 l09
o'clock yesterday,
| o-p $50
279
:, o,;,v !
The first days voting in Greene resulted astoi-
lows: porslI
40 2s6
244
All intelligent Wbig from Madison, yesterday
says Powell's majority in thai county VIII Dc
about ATS, and was actually $50, asfar as heard
from on yesterday.
Barbour is elected in CuIpeper by about q o.
80; so says friend from CulpePer YESTERDAY
and Moron by large majority.
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LONGEvITY.-Dr Ord recently al Green
View, in This county, at the residence OF John
A. Lee, Esq, AisY negro woman aged l2O
years bv reco,Gs in possession OF The family. She
maintained her mental faculties 10 the last, iur-
nishiug remarkable example OF meniory-and
being a perfect chronicler OF past events. Her
son now man 81 years old is still active, and
Is constantly employed on The farm and IN The
garden.
These are Two, Of numerous instances OF ad-
vanced age in this region OF the stale, among be
descendants Of Ham, IFarrsnton Flag Of 90
FlRE-We rrg'et 10 learn that The mansion
house oil John Glassel, Esq, Of Culrerer County
was uu ias, >unday week consumed ty IRE acct
denially. All the furniture IN he upper rooms
was lps'.
This was The last 10 the State OF the old Glebe
houses occupied y he Minister. lie Rev. John
Wcodvie, OF the established church, and sold a
few yeas since, ate: his death, nnder act OF the
Legislature BY The overseers Of The poor.- b,
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The New Orleans Commercial states ha, j.
w. Furness, a commission merchant oil that city,
absconded on The l4ln April, leaving de,ls IN
provided for 10 The amount Of about twenty thou
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
Editors Correspondence.
MATHEWS-ALL RiGaT

MATHEWS G. H., Apnl 9th, 1913.
But a lev DAYS ago this county expressed her
appreciation OF The course laken in regard 10 he
slavery question BY the Legislature OF vgc.. ID
ant the Southern Representatives, in4ppiopri.,,.
The preamble and resolution. ihs tn-
OF lis country al hs.-, ,n,''was nol s"~ s"o"
OF prety and insignificant, .orts su' me a'e.a'es
OF true patriotism; aud, 10 re 'n's' eai ~,
attention 10 The returns I'm .hc PieeihC's " 'n'I
county, and The vote d. me Coui'-hoase' which
Dive below, summed up:
CnsnRras LEGISLATURE.
Bayly l2S shepard i93
Mallory OF Dilup' .
Tins Mcssrs. Editors, has this county deter
mined in spite OF Or. Mallo,y's sophisry, thai
.raylor men ought no, TO be sent 10 support lay
or in hi. adminslra ion; 10 send true, service
able Democrat, 10 cheek an administration which
ma, violated he very pledges which Instituted u.
The people know these pledges, and know I"
their sorrow that Inc love OF sword-presenlauons
high euloeies on military chieiiains, ami even
victorious renconIe, blind their dearest interests.
By way OF P. s., would adj, that II was
asked what vote Mallory had gotten al summon
sture-io which he Deputy Sheriff replied, ihai
he had NOT heard OF the maryland, sure enough
HI, name had mol been breslhed-he got not one
single vote. Thus must WhigseIy be dealt with
among an enlightened people. We will lorse
Whieg.ry, forgive The Whigs-and, although we
must nave some indemnity against n'ute Gespf'
ton, (Jor slf-ogg'and,sem<nD We viii accep
Them as men penilenl toI having MAINTAINED
on 4 erroneous views. MATHEWS.
SUSSEX
SUSSEX County, April %, lSi9.
Messrs. E1iors-I give you the result Of th'
election in this county, for Congress, as tar a.
| heard from:
Millson. waits
! c. H., Isl and ID day, 70 l.
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SUSSEX.

SUSSEX County, April % lsi9.
Messrs. E1ors-I give you the result OF the
election in this county, for Congress, as far as
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Dear Sirs:-The ioAowing is a sla.'J'f .
the polls ., this lace Jackson ptee7s'
sunset, Friday, 9th April. IA n.y.,
For Concress-James A. Seldom lVV' ~
NJ. Bots 81; Charles Garter Lee I. j
For House Of Delegates -Colone HsH' =
Anderson 60; Mills 2
Pols will b. closed ro.morros nigh ;.
Bus has run aground here hul1' =
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light on the extraordinary incident. Though, a
that paper saws. i was apparcn very early on
III. hrsl day, that 'he issue was narrowed down
10 choice neIweei The election Of Mr.. Bots aud
the election ot Mr. Seldom" The .ior on the
second day, so lar from voting for Mir. Bolts,
actually "dided The election OF Mr.. Seldom, :" ~
refusing 10 vote for any candidate Tor Coz gress,
though be voted Tor candidsics for The Senate ard
House. Very late ia the afternoon ot the hlfd
day. when every one conceded B rs defeat, the
Eiiior OF the Times ole ed t. VOC Tor Bou>, but
The Mayor would not allow il, concerning pro-
pery ihai the General Election Law Of April,
1881, expressly prohibiiei H. That law reads:
NJ clector shall be admitted 10 a poll a second
time al ore and the same election. although al
The mrs time he shall not have voted for as many
Candidates As by law ne might have voes fer
TIE Edl,ol II The Times had voted for cardi-
dates for H.: Senate and House, and had failed
10 vote FOR a candidate for Coneress-0e had
/ clearly exhausted nj privilege, and h Mayor
! properly rejected his second vote. Theteupon, the
said Editor. though fJiled in his propose, ye, 70
u
appealed 10 Mr. Boas' principal whipper-in,
\ mir. Fort. call you TO witness, that offered 10
| vote for Mr.. Bots" But he still was DOT salts.
| fed, He proposed 10 the Mayor 10 ase the oath
that he vas legally entitled 10 vole, bus the
| Mayor, deeming il irrelevant, again stopped
him. Finally his vote vas put upon he back Of
the polls, and was not recorded or counted for his
new iavoriie, Bots. He, therefore, cannot say
I'VE voted Tor Mr.. Bolts, though his an,mus 10 do
SO al late period was sufficiently manifested
| With The E,Eor's motives Tor 6rs, refusing, and
then, when the battle had been:Gectei, wishing
10 voe for Mr. Bots, we having nothing e
say. An anecdore which we find floating 10 The
papers APPLY characlerizes his awkward position
| Here il is:
A DELIBERATE "CRITTER "-some years ago
in the New Hampshire House OF Representatives one
Of that body, an odd stick, from South Hampton, whs
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nitteu mat il ua> 2 fI.h 10 do So: taal want ana
disease ate not me sutJ-ctS OF commerce and moi
wIhia the power gIanitd 10 Congress They ia
not OBEY IS laws. Yet il Ire Stale has the right,
| mere nus: b. a remedy IN some form or Other il.
! is own hands, a. tee. is in he Case ii sfps
! with catsoe> In. : Ate can scarcely hr requires
| IL take upon i's,li aid im.u>e upon the ncas.
try u us crizens inc duy i Supporting the i'm
1 mensc mass II povrr,y and repeSsGcss which Is
| NV pressing 50 rcaviiy upon properly IN Eu-
| rope and which II is endeavutins 10 threw III =
4 Ii cannot be expected that II should Lake uron
| itself Tue burden vi Providing buildings, grounds
| iuud and AL Inc necessary com.uuS Tor The mui-
tiiude 81 helpless aud poor passenses who ale
| daily arriving tom foreign ioI;s. Neihei pre-
sulne viii II b expected mat the cItiz-ps 81 New
\ YORK shvuid disregard the calls OF sympathy and
| chai,y, aud Pulse from their shores the needy
! aud wreiChel who are seeking an asylum
| amongst hem. Those who deny The legality CT
/ Inc m,de adopted would seem 10 be called upon
| "a point unl another consistent win the tights
anG sa;tly 81 The Stale AID WIN The inlerests II
commerce III tue present condition OF The com
I merciai wuil', ant 10; Inconsistent with the ID
legations II humanity. have heard none sug-
gestef, and think II would be difficult 10 devise
one Oh the principle on which this case IS dect-
ded; unless indeed the health and the lives OF The
! CT zens OF every State are made altogether de
Z ltlltbs Afif FESTIVE IpWSlS VI tlc stats
oyer tai> sa!I q, which were affirmed BY ms
court i'll Clifton vs. Ogden, and Brown vs.. tie
Stale q Mary aGd are now 10 he denied.
| Win 5rsaIi lie taxing power in The Stale,
the case OF Browns The Stale of Maryland,
TteIed 10 in The argument, does no apply 70
il. Tie rshs 81 the snip owner OF the captain
were 10 no degree involved in that suit Nor as
there any question as 70 where The voyage termi-
ma ed as 10 The ship. or WHERE passengers were
enlilled 10 land. The case turned altogether up-
on the rights Of the importer, be uwneI 81 impor-
ted goods; and the Inquiry was how long and
under VIVA, circumstances they continued after
me, t.at sen actually landed, 10 be imports or
par:s OF foreign commerce subject g t.e con!fc
f Congress, am ext mpt therefore i:eni taxa,ipn
by he 5 ae And even viii ,esa 10 he I'M
or,er, that case did Dol decide that he was no
i,apl- 10 re laxel for the amunn, Of his capital
employed in Trade, although these imports were
a pan OF lha, capital.
But here there is no owner. 1t is the case OF
passengers treemep. Il is admitted lha! lney
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-03
Aopertis sements,

re When we are asked by our readers why
we are constantly, week after week, alluding to
Vaughn's Vegetable Lithontriptie Mixture, we have
only to say that with all due allowance to the
its of other articles of the kind, we must say we
have been astonished at the success of this Great
American Remedy. In all the complaints which
belong to the human family, it acts as curative
power of most magical chaEaeter-this we know.
Tis true that we are paid for this notice-for the
proprietor of the Lithontrptic, Dr. Vaughn, adver-
tses largely with u.s. but reader are not paid to
faisify, and we beg of you to examine his book
n the Agents hands and also the Agents them
elves if his Remedy is not something of great
alue. See our columns
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-03

CANALS AND RAIL ROADS have lost their nov
city; chemistry, geology, phrenology and mesmer-
ism are becoming settled as sciences, and still the
world progresses Man produces his likeness by
light and sends his messages by lightning, and still
the world progresses progresses in liberal senti-
ments and sciences
DR.. Guysott has prepared a compound syrup of
the best vegetable substances known, and which
cure most Of the ills that flesh is heir to-" Try
his Compound extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsa-
parilla, and you will acknowledge that still the
world progresses Our readers will find advertise
meut in another column.
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-03
MA sTER,s SALE.

Stephen Patrick & Others Court Of Common Pleas of
VS. Sandusky co. ,state Of Ohio
Smith D. Baldwin, ct. al } Two DEGREES in Chancery,
BY virtue of decretal orders issued in the above
entitled cause shall offer for sale vendue the 9Th
day of March next, between the hours prescribed by
law the door of the court house of said county, in
Lower Sandusky, the following described real estate,
situate in said county, wit: The west half of the
south west quarter OF thu north west quarter Of section
seventeen, township four, range sixteen containing 20
acres.
Also part of the half Of the north east quarter
Is township a, range l6, containing %
Also the half of the north east quarter of section
seven in township four, range l6, containing SO
Also the west half of the north east quarter of section
7, township 4, range is, containing 80 acres.
Sold to satisfy said decree.
r. P. BUCKLAND,
February Oath '49 master in chancery.
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-03
Petition for Dover IN
Sandusky Common
Pleas.
Catherine Harmon,
George N. Snyder.
Mary SNYDER. ct al.

Frances Harmon, Josiah Harmon, and John
Poag are hereby notified that on the 18th day of
January A. D. ls49, Catharine Harmon filed her
petition in the court of common pleas of Sapdusky
county, Ohio, against them and others claiming
dover in the south east quarter of section So, town
ship number 5, north of range number Is, contain
ing 100 acres, and the north west quarter of the
north west quarter of fractional section number !,
in township number 4, north of range number 8,
containing So acres and all in said county Of San
dusky All the said defendants are hereby noti-
fed to appear and answer said petition according to
the rules of said court or decree pro confesso
will pass against them.
WATSON q JOHNSON.
january 20 I849. CIV. atty's for petitioner.
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-03
ROAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that petition win be
presented to the Commissioners of Sandusky coun-
ty, at their next session, in March 1s49, for a
county road commencing where the Morrison state
road crosses theeast line Of section 16. in Baville
township in said county: thence north on sec.
ton line to creek near George Reynolds resi-
dence thence the most eligible route to the
Sandusky river, at Prior's upper ford, thence
across said river on said ford, thence from the
west bank of said river on the most eligible route
to intersect the road from Lower Sandusly to
Ballville.
January 20, l849
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-03
sPEcIAL MAsTER,s SALE.

DY virtue of decretal order issued of the court
I'D of common pleas Of Sandusky county Ohio, to me
directed and delivered shall offer public sale, at the
onthe day Of March, D. 1e49 between
the hours prescribed by a the following described lands
aud tenements to wit, The half Of the north east
fifteen containing so and 44l00 acres Of land, SAM
dusky county, Ohio.
Taken as the property of Gallagher and Loveland, ct
ais to satisfy decree in said in favor Of La @
Rawson, against the said Gallagher and Loyeland.
C.. EDGERTON,
Feb. "a, l849. no. 5w. Special Master.
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-03

Egr Colonel Weller, the boundary commissioner
and his company. some forty in number start for
their destination, San Deigo, in q few days The
Colonel himself is at present in Ohio. He has de-
termined to proceed by the way of New Orleans,
where transport win await him, in preference to
sailing from New York. as he FIRST intended He
goes to Chagres and after crossing to Panama will
meet government vessel which viii carry him to
San Deigo
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-03

E-It is rare occurrence that we notice editori-
ally any Patent Medicine that is being hawked
abont the country, but in duty to the world we
feel bound to acknowledge and state that ar
ticLe Of medicine within our knowledge, for most
complaints which human flesh is heir to, begins to
ING OINTMENT. Having witnessed its great
and wonderful healing properties, we would not on
any consideration be without it, and we say to all
heads of families keep this article on hand if you
wish to preserve your health and doctors bills
See advertisement
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-03
MASTERS SALE,

Ami W. cniter. coar. Of common plea. San
,osn : II Ton,aom,,x dS dS'tg gGSEgyERS fGsSty PRiS
BY virtue de sreal order iesned in this case and
to me directed and delivered shall offer at ven-
due on 9th day OF March next between the hours
prescribed by law, the door of the house Of said
county in Lower SaEdusky, the following described real
estate to wit:
The half Of the south east quarter of section %
township 5, range thirteen in sandusky connty Ohio.
AIso lot number 80 in Birchard and Dickinson's ad-
diton the town of Lower Saadtsky In said county.
Tc satisfy the decree in said cause,
S. N. WILCOX.
February "a, '49 special master in chancery.
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-03

ScHooIs AT LOWELL! Accordingto the Lowell
Courier. there are fifty public schools in that city,
VIZ One high school, eight grammar. and forty
one primary schools The whole number of differ
ent scholars in attendance, during the year ending
the stof January last was 1856; Of whom 4o96
were males and AGO fsmales The average num-
ber belonging to the schools was 1876, of whom
1894 were females and 2342 males. Average dai-
ly attendance, 1897. of whom 1924 we're males and
1883 females
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-03
- Clocks. Watches, & JeWelry. -

The subscriber would respectfully INFORM the cit
izens of Lower Sandusky and vicinity that he has
just received and opened new and excellent as
sortment of
JE w LRYs
of all kinds, Gold Pens, Gold and Silver Pencils.
Rings, Breast Pins, Spectacles &c. DC.
Also, Watches and Clocks for sale very cheap.
Clocks and Watches neatly repaired on short no.
tce.
E. LEPPLEMAN.
Lower sandusky, October 2l, Is4s
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-03
Fancy Artiol lies
DIR. o. H. p. SHEETS,
11bp8irian aud 6nr4f6n

Having permanently located in Lower Sandueky ten.
services the citizens of Lower San
duskY and vicinity From the long experenEe be has
had the of diseases incident TO the western
country both acute and chronic, female complaints in
their various characters, diseases Of children &C., he
hopes by close attention merit feasonahls share Of
patronage. Office and drug store in Judge Knapp's
building opposite the post Office.
Lower Saudusky. Nov. 25, l49.
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-03

EscApEl Dr. " p Colhdge, the murderer of
Mathews, at WateryilIe, Maine, who was under
sentence Of death, it is reported has escaped from
the State prison. His year of confinement, prior
to execution, would have terminated In March
As an evidence Of sisters affection, it is stated
that he escaped in his sisters garments. Blade.
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-03
J. c. H. Montgomery ]
SandIsky County court of
Cuu,tnon Pleas,

Veach and Taylor, IN CHANCEKY.e
BY Virtue ola dccretal order issued out of the Court
of Common Pleas Of Saudusky county, Ohio, TO me d
recled and delivered, shall offer at public sale al the
door Of the Court House, in Lower Sandusky the 9th
day March next, the hours prescribed by law
the following described lands and tenemens, wits The
north half south half of the north quarter of
SECTION number three in township number ye range
number thirteen, Sandusky county, Ohio, satisfy
decree in said Of Common pleas in favor off, c. H.
Montgomery
CHESTER EDGERTON, Masterin Chancery.
Feb. "a IS49 no.lw5.
Lower Sandusky freeman. (Lower Sandusky [i.e. Fremont, Ohio]) 1849-1849, 1849-03-03

THE TARrrrl Hon. Charles Hudson of Massa-
chusetts, is drawing up general report on the
subject Of tie Tariff He has been in communi-
cation with some of the leading business men of
the country and it is expected thai his report will
throw much light upon the different revenue sys-
: TENS advocated by opposing parties in this and
other countries