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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-29
STATE OF INDIANA,
MARSHALL COUNTY, IS:

To James Leadman:
YOU are hereby notified that the
appraisers appointed for that purpose.
have assessed damages, by reason of the
Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail Road pas
sing across the north west quarter of Sec
tion II, in township 33 north. Of range
2 east, owned by you, in Marshall coun-
ty, Indiana, at the sum of one hundred
dollars; which appraisement has been
this day returned to the Office Of the Clerk
of the Marshall Circuit Court.
The Fort Wayne d Chicago Rail-
Road Company.
BY c. II. REEVE, atty for the Com,
Sept. 9. 1853. 1913.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-29

NEXT SPEAKER IN CONGRESS. Hon. d.
1. Desney, of Ohio, Judge Bayly of Vir-
ginia. and Orr of South Carolina, are the
principal candidates for the Speakership
OF the next Congress. Brown, of the
State Sentinel, recommends Desney for
the post. He ought to know some thing
OF the qualifications Of speaker.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-29

APPRAIsMENT LAws.--Some nersonS are
under the impression. or pretend to be.
that a note providing for the collection
of stated amount, without relief from
valuation or exemption laws, cannot be
collected under our present Statute, with
out relief. We have only to say to such
persons, that they had better not sign any
note waving valuation and exemption
laws unless they expect to liquidate them
without the aid of any such relief. The
End Vol. of the new revised code. mage
1913, shows the mode of collection.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-29

We see by list of appointments in
the State Sentinel, that Prof. LARRABEE,
the Superintendent of public instruction,
Court house in this place. on the Dist Of
October.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-29


COURT HOUSE BURNED.-On MONDAY
morning. at about four o'clock, the tolIing
OF the bells announced an alarm of fire
and 1t was soon discovered that the
court house was in flames. The fire was
put out, but in very short time it was
again announced that the building was
on fire. the second fire was more de-
structive than the first, burning the roof
rafters and upper floor, and rendering the
house wholly unfit for use. The contents
were all, we believe, saved. There is
no deoubt but the fire was the work of
evllly disposed persons, and such is the
prevailing mpression.-Mad. Banner.
Don't grieve about it friend Banner,
as it was disgrace to Jefferson County.
A new one should have occupied its place
years ago. When we was printers boy
twenty five years ago. scattering the old
Republicans in every direction in the
little town Of Madison, it was an old
court house then. Take our handkerchief.
wipe your nose and hush.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-29

The State Fair is TO be held at Lafay-
cite on the IL I, 18th and l4th DAYS OF
October. We understand great prepara-
tions are making, and that a tremendous
gathering of the people will be seen. We
have map of the fair grounds at our Of
flee, for the qualification Of those wish
Ing to see it.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-29

We see by our exchanges that the Mad
ison and Indianapolis, and Indiana polls
and Peru Railroads, have made arrange
ments to consolidate their stock, and I'm
der new name-Mladison and Northern
Indiana Road-make a continuous route
to the Lake.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-29

A laboring hand may find profitable
situation for a few weeks, By calling at
this office. The work is easy and the pay
prompt.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-29
100000 BRICKS FOR SALE

DY VSfsi. g. Thompson, at his resi-
He dence in Union Township, four miles
southwest of the Wolf Creek Mills. Marshall
County, Indiana. His Bricks are Of a superior
quality, and will be sold on reasonable terms.
In exchange for Bricks, he will take Wheat
Oats, Corn, Potatoes, Beans, &c, and some
money.
September 23th. 1853. 30t6.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-29

The final adjustment of the three per
cent fund We: due this State from the Ma
tional Government, has resulted in pla-
cling $1,000 to the credit of this State.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-29
Notice Of Insolvency,

? TIE heirs ana creditors of Huron J. Met
4 calf deceased, are hereby notified that
application, by petition, viii be made 10 the
court of Common Pleas of Marshall county,
Indiana, at It's next term, 10 be holden in
Plymouth on the 3D. Monday in October next,
for an order to declare and settle the estate
of said deceCent rs inSolvcnt.
JAMES Ii. CASE Admr.
Sept IS, 1853. 2st3.
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STATE OF INDIANA.
MARSHALL COUNTY. S..

MARSHALL COUNTY, SIS:
To C.. Foot:
YOU are hereby notified tina. ire
appraisers appointed for that purpose,
have assessed damages, by reason of the
Fort Wayne & Chicago Rail Road pas
sing across the south west quarter of the.
north east quarter, Of section 3, in town
ship 81 north, of range east, owned By
you, in Marshall county, Indiana. az tie
sum of twenty five dollars; which apprais-
ment has been this day returned to TIE
office OF the Clerk of the Marshall Circuit
Court.
TIE Fort Wayne d. Chicago Rail
Road Company.
By c. IL. REEVE, atty for the Com.
Sept. 9, 1858. 2St3.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-29

When we take the trouble TO prepare
anything sufficiently interesting to induce
other papers to copy entire for the bene-
fit Of their readers, we want credit for it.
That's all.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-29

Belangee & Elliott have few words
in this paper. to those wishing good wag-
CONS. This old and reliable firm have
long since proven themselves worthy OF
the most beral patronage.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-29

We see it intimated that G.. w. Ter
rell. of Madison. has purchased the La
fayette Journal printing establishment.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-29
STATE OF INDIANA.
MARSHALL COUNTY. SIS.

To Mrs. - Neidig;
SsOU are hereby notified that the ap-
praisers appointed for tina. purpose,
have assessed damages by reason of the
Fort Wayne & Chicago Rail Road pas
sing across the east half of the south west
quarter, of section 10, in Township 33
north, Of range 4 east, owned by you, in
Marshall county, Indiana, at the sum of
twenty dollars; which appraiseme has
been this day returned to the Office Of the
Clerk of the Marshall Circuit Court.
The Fort Wayne d. Chicago Rail
Road Company.
BY G. IL. REEVE atty for the Com.
Sept. 9, 1888. 2St3.
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STATE OF INDIANA,
MARSHALL COUNTY, SIS:

To J, NJ. Watson:
NgOU are hereby notified that the ap-
praiserS appointed for that purpose,
have assessed damages, by reason of the
Fort Wayne & Chicago Rail Road pas
sing across the south part. of the west
half, of the south east quarter of section
10, in Township 80 north. of Range
east. owned by you. in Marshall County.
Indiana, at the sum of twenty dollars;
which appraisement has been this day
returned TO the Office of the Clerk Of the
Marshall Circuit Court.
The Fort Wayne d Chicago Rail
Road Company.
BY c. IL. REEVE. atty for the Com.
Sept. 8. 1888. 2St3.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-29

New FIRM.-Barnard & How have
formed copartnership 10 the Saddle s
Harness business, and will make it win.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-29

EASILY ENCoURAGED.-Th Free Dem
ocrat. published at indianapolis, in speak
ing of the past and future prospects of
that paper. says:
Though when the year closes, we shall
probably find that we have sustained a
pecsniary loss of from $500 to $500. be-
sides our own time, yet we do not feel
that we have any cause for discourage
ment."
Really, this is taking it easy. If there
is no cause for discouragement in such
sacrifices, we think the Editor of the
Democrat should look for the "good time
coming" with considerable reluctance.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-29

We have already received Godey's and
Petersons Magazines for October. Both
good numbers,
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-29
STATE OF INDIANA,
MARSHALL COUNTY, SIS:


you are hereby notified that the
appraisers appointed for that purpose.
have assessed damages, by reason of the
Fort Wayne & Chicago Rail Road pas
sing across the north half of the north
west quarter of section %, in township
SO north. of range 3. east, owned by
you. in Marshall County. Indiana. at the
sum of five dollars; which appraisment
has been this day returned TO the office of
the Clerk of the Marshall Circuit Court.
The Fort Wayne d Chicago Rail
Road Company.
BY G. II. REEVE, atty for the Com.
Sept. 9. 1893. 2St3,
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-29

9 advertisements to insure inSer-
ton, must be handed in by Tuesday preced-
ing the day of publication.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-29

A fat woman weighing $50 lbs, is now
on exhibition in New York She is GER
tainly entitled to more than her thirds.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-29

= hlngles and sash for sale by
~ j. BRO WNLEE Il Co.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-09-29
- 3 tx o45EsS
s.5f@Gf IJ&
THE GO AHEAD

M kAsA IL IA q Ii a. a u Eco
LAYING determined to abandon the Gro
IL tary notion" principle, and adopt the go
q head mnttn - Q
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Baore and chio rei!roud baltimore to Whssg and
aeetns A"s th he large, and ilensil steamers o the
unoa Itre o" he OHIO, and Ae stages TO Zanesoe, Se.
Ills expeditions line being completed
finishing Of the Board Tree Tunne road being
excellent order e earnest attention OF travellers confidently d
rad Is of character
The express mail train Baitncre daily
runs dreety through Wheeling 1850 les In 10 10 hot,
euding all sioppages, arriving there
passengers leaving Baltimore lay lodging
IN oumbeand s mes aud proceed thence Wheeling ia The
morning. + ~ ; 4 -.ef fE#
Tp connect u these the Warrington at o.
M and p M daily meeting tbe from Baltimore The WASH
nson Junction. tbeeI known the Relay House miles
Baltimore .HI = anfU" H ...
Al Wheeling the ytlled Union line,
which have just been completed Tor this daily
iou with The and down Ohio Gin.
cnnau and Louisville where the nr Nashville, hc,
The 81 Louis snd New Orleans packets be taken by those
lug further II. .. II. n. ~. tl.t El.## !. \
Pass for Columbus lo who prett the land Gin
chnh) ard other OF os.o West di
rect toni Wheeling the Ohio Stage Cogpany excellent coaches
over the best o the National road TO 1anesye and thence
by railroad 4.I.4......
Passengers FOR we!svie and Cleveland by steamboats, and
aroad will also find This agreeable there being
places. + y s.T.l .MM
y Baggage checked through Washington Wheeling, aud
no charge for transfer Of passengers or hngg,ee.
Fare by thfuue Ticket (wt the lie anywhere
ouie from Washington TO Wheeling 50 50; Cncinnat sl
10 Louisville, Sl2. 4a,. g...HE .tM,5, ,t - i. .,
Tickets had Of Mr. Parsons agent, the failfoad saon,
'H0 : I.1 ''T7tE WM. pARkEs
MAY l,-du Geheral superintendent
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Law schooi OF cu,SsstIana Unlvsr.liy. az lebanon

Law school Ct,rbsfiand Universify, at Lebanon,
Z ff..s9 r. r#. .# &c. Tenness 1l. (. .' .HN
FACULTY Hon abraham cnu,her late one Of tho circuit
Hon Nathan Green late of the Judges The
of Tennessee.
Hon. Bosnhea t. Ridley, chanceors State
Judges Caru,rs their whols
to the school. ts a#aaut Il. h. Il .'s ... .. .r Il
Plan Instruction Daily essmina,ons or each
No codfse explanations
daily hsscns the progress of the examinations
dents sus statement of facts the profess
and through a actual
practice The cases ase framed as 70 require them e prepare
Deeds Wills records and all docudcn biz read evi
enee in The trials Some d The cases Ore aksn by appeal 10
which 10 held monthly in the c!ass aud in
public the end every The students clerks
IFS arrs circuit Judges aud and In otcr official
pacihcs their suits.
Sessions The first session the h Mohday In
tember and third Thaiay In February The
the Succeeding Monday in February and ends second
Thdrsday in July kelly Fl. ....... ... ....... +.
Erpeases per $50, advance contingent
fee ~ boardiny $50. Students
which be hhd in the Lebanon bookstores
-Four sessions the
dents advanced No previous study required
missian There four regular rluse Students
any time during the collegiate yeAr 3 r .t .M. +.
Tiers moot legislature connected win the school.
Number Of students the last toleiihle year eiehy-sx
ROBERT l.. CARUTHEHS,
Feb li-eoty President Board Of Trustees.
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BY ROBERT ARMSTRONG.


n Fy9 " DafIts y Lstasscias
Vts esiSbshmxst of yiss The
ore regarded as ineor In The State The budings
with paticoes bali
by beauufuIuees :. .....r9 -u-r.~5 .#@.#e MI q
IA secured most ample
supy of Tho liquors, and which
esaid afford, without Ebeienl pate
dsttng agents viii endesynt gake The lime
able as possible.
$50 season end ne ist October
for three months, SS for Two months, So0
weeks, siei week, sos
saeh o0 een Children twelve years.
hall pises No ehsss children
cents per day, &u Tha wines
having been obian-d cokage boie proportion
Msos qasniss viii be chased all shall be brought
place by Others biiis payabls weekly.AW a tfW13@
The AaxaDdna railroad completed
and the Aie1ndtia o'clock
Sunday
where hr.trss oe estsxr viii take the
20 the Springs, SIX and
get la Alexandria Washington
70 altinors An
n aud gets TO Beseon In about two and half
rate line sasc coaches win take the about nes
Aerhndria 10 the Springs, *250 Travellers who
donsviic VIII have equally good Capeper
hos.e, which place they leave the ears gel
Besieaoa IN thirty m'aoss, where viii
B.aic,on and frou Waenron, springs Prtsons
may hsesA II ihn 5pngs, dine aud
emnda, and TO the Springs by
Passengers by the evening train Richmond
by moon next day BY The Gpdonsyle Ioue they
Court Springs morning.
nre week. connecting Gsnes Cross Roads with tho Win
chsstes line. y ,sIfHu MEWuE U.H .lHH t -l F1'.
THOMAS 0. FLINT,
ssnei"-saw4~n u f.h ft. superinteDdent
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MAY ii-dtr
United States Patent Ofiice,
washington, June aS, 1883.

washington, JUNE a5i 1p5B
IN the petition Of Dimf 81 fhIadephia, Pennsylvania
praying f the extension of granted him the
twenty eighth of December, 1879, in blowers
Tor furnaces patent which
takes rlace the eighth day OF Decebe eighteen hun
dred and fifty three, (lS53J--
ordered said petition BE pee
Monday, the m or December next, u ocDck and all
notified and show they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
refsos osng The extension required 10 file the Patent
Once their objections, specially forth writing, east
days before the day Of hearings all testimony filed by either
be used the said eaIng taken transmitted IN accord
Gallon. rH
Ordered that this notice he published In the Union
telgencer, Washington PenRsylvaian Philadelphia Penn
syvana; Post, Piaburg National
New York; and Post Boston,
three successive weeks of December
the day of hearing.
CHARLES MASON, .
Commissioner Of Patens
PsEdtots OF the above will please copy send hei
bills to M Patent Ofce viii apef cdhanifs this notice.
JHne 29-iaw3w
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TO TRAvElIElss.

Superior Fcororrieaf Live sec,en HaPr Ferry ans
- tHMNE4.H#9a q. Vs-hipgtou City.
THs ~s'snc~n s~in .ss s.d comtor,ssle r.sr pses-,
Hapers Ferry leaving Hsrpers Ferry At O'Clock and
live at Washington city At q o'ctnck. .. m.
Wsshiseon city for the FIRST trip
the h May running day spd down the nsr regularly
except Sunday makiog three trips week "a = . -
ra~crs his favorable sd economic route ae offered an
oppoeuniy enjoying the beautiful scenery ofhs Foomsr ny day
light U,. t## .lIa.f 4.s,r u. #.##
Prom Hsrrct'. Perry to Washington -.
95~daw-
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Notice EstabishInent OF Two Land Distrfct.
la the stnfc of California.

WHEREAs by th. of the Of Congress approved
w March 1853, entitled An provide
The pubic lands IN California; the granting Of empon rights
other ?, the President
authorized such lime times his Judgment public
mperalveiy
legislation OF subject
State OF CALIFORNIA into two three and distinct
respectively the Upper and Lowe the Upp Middle
Lover ui consideration
appears public interest impeayely requires that
leo land districts sbniI be esisbished In that ststet
Now, rnkReroRs Fkssks PISscs President the United
do hereby declare
provisions
and
Of public surveys the parallel Of hy
sixth Of latitude land office upper
district shall be established at present BsIoiA, and that tor the
lore AZ
Given hand city OF Washington this twenty
day OF March, A. D. 1893.
BY The Presidents
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
Ions wILsos, Commissioner OF the General once
Mar 2J-2awlmo
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TO OUR sUBsCRIBKRs

nc -~a.s oi viii eeeks sskaa
payment OF the subscription be made In advance.
p.saA, sabsonsss. Ne money Dy s.,sa posss
which wan be paid BY assumed by
transmission.
The COUNTRY PAfEk published su,,.s rms ..
sion Of Congress, aAd ssml-~esAly danns mo .ass..
Subscriptions tor period e.s than year s be received o.
sssrns psorortioned TO the above rates
0 PosfMAsTERs authorized 10 act a. On, "a, -
ssHdns DAILY subscribers so enclosed q, ~.
shM WEEKLY sahscroeis S25 or RVS WEEKLY
with Sl0 enclosed, viii be copy of me
edition they furnish subscribers
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rHpc Cors-r not he O"tdone. We have his day
IL sacNouA N 80 r -. tls.9ssg NJ a.s.#
emsrcsdercd collars, y cent.
lace vndrrsetves u ~orth $50 -t. fiH e
rs cbimjyetes, 81 81, wpruh ~ t.. - y. . LOO. ..t
u-p cafnhrio dkschiefs, nj W worth ~ ~
escds worthy The sttenion of ladies', they
jus, hair The u.usi price ,,,nh,, s9
May oo-dlmif fInt1 Corner Of 7th st and Fenn.
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rH tNCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTArE-By vir-
" iue decree the District Columbia
sitting equity for the county of Washington male in the
wherein james Burdine aud wife and Geo Shek
ell Mary Ann Shecke aud Rnsac Shes keI defendants
rubscber trustee appointed BY rad Decree win sell pubic
auci0n highest bidder therefor
July is 1853 a. O'Clock lot No six 60 T. 576 with
The Improvements This lot Is most eby located south side
maIyhd avenue immediately opposite The
odse containing ~ feet Of ground and fronting
on Maryland avense.
Terms Of sale oae fifth in cns the residue in four
Of d. 49, 49, aud "a months with
cured the satisfaction Of the and the full
the
sale by circuit valid deed
purchasers trustee with
executed H### egE 8st
Should the Of sale mo- be complied with within
sale,
public may
Of the defaung purchaser weeks
Washington newspaper convey.
ancing be the OF the purchaser purchasers
JOHN A. LINTON Trustee.
.... T.. w BOTELER
Juue Jl--JtaN&ds r Aucaopeer
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SEA BATHING.

CoIuD,bta Howse. Cape Island. View Jersey.
HE respectfully
now omen she watering
additions and
been made iaae. wciodina
aud other
he Columbia their patronage ~
1T -fTrfEtV RI ~ II l.. HARDWOOD,
yune Is--AImV Cape Island, New Jersey
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Orphans Court, July D, 1868.

Washington county, District Of CoIuaJia, to uas
IN Thomas L. Smith, n.
Nicholson, decen ed The administrator Aforesaid
appreciation OF the orphans court Of Washington county snd
appointed Saturday the h day OF July for the nal
the collected
money aud where all the creditors
notified attend tat the Orphans this c) their
claims properly voached, they Otherwise by
benefit said provided copy
published week Tor three weeks National Inie
gencer pa vous said 10Th day Of july
ed. N. ROACH, Reg Wills
True copy-Testi -.
ED. n ROACH, Reg wills.
July 1-law3~'
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ID DEFRIGERATOWs- subscriber has received
II other supply OF those universal srcnr jar rrsearofs" pau
factued r. fafso or Philadelphia AMI wtrh received
diploma from the Metropolitan Mechanics Institute Of this city
conceded by those eramined used this rcfrise
decidedly the beet article II Il anngd
article Of food provision entirely separate removed
facility by plan OF Of cold air
circulation
ment. she BY simple ventapg convancs the complete
rity the whole apparatus Is Insured. H3f HrEI
prices, with pfivers Of being
turned oy do prove In every satisfactory, by
q. w. HOTELER,
Ap27-n Iron Hall.
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Proposals Erec,ing House, sc, Will
sE#a- mtngtcs, Delaware.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, June !, 1858.
PROPOSALS win be received department day
OF August next st "a O'clock noon for
ofcr, according
ins nhogsrhed ds~nss and specifications prepared
der The d'rrcon of this Department Am Young
vssr rehee, thereof and dated February ~ 1853 SAID proposals
whole building kinds
the department right
should the the United
Eirbty of
Price sd
by proceeds, ff
.nnrd the completion Of the and the
cp,a ~ work, hc by the superintendent.
viii he awarded builders mechanics
thereof other by consent
Of the Treasury vii be forfeiture OF the same
accompanied by written Etnsosee,
ceted 10 be 40 by the attorney
the Judge Of the district IN which ue
rcsds) bidder wi when required his proro
into cosirsct and hood wh proper and
sufficient securities Of 900 for ts faithful perom
q t E
ane working drswinE. and pnted
had exanined and other Information touching me pro-
cstion 10 th department. or AZ
the custom. hosse Wlmins nssoa, ucswsve. 3Nt ~
department. addressed ~ me
epdorscd Proposals for custom house
Wilmington. DelAwsse and will he opened ~ one oc'ort
6red for receiving the In the presence 81 he
bidders, u any .hsii he present .,,
JAMES GUTHRIE, .gf# III
June 2-oawtAurt Secretary Of the Treasury
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,cwo NEW BRICK HOUSES FOR REyT--Two new, eligibly
situated modern style with marble
&c containing eleven
gentse faulty, viii be upon favorable
pcnctua tenant, on application 10
#.u EN-. sTRhTroN,
H... Auctiopeer and Commission Merchant,
South side Pennsyran avenue 9th
Ap
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u "a known TO Hii whom, " may concern, that the
ID undersigned will according the Of the General Land
once Washington due said ofcs for
u6caes land ONCE military
Nos pas 1905, so9i, s07e 3565, 800
3~ ssoS sos, 3s,s 3a7, and 4 the originals Of which Is
In revouton and belonged
Reynolds deceased neither located
patented, hut casualty lor destroyed. L =. -..--
@# f&t WIN. REYNoLUs TRENT,
for hinseand o the other heirs aaw Wm Reynolds deed
RtousoNn, April 20, ls53. H#N#.
An 3m