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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-06-04
SATURDAY MORNING JUNE a 1853

The unfavorable impression respecting
their intelligence, may have originated
in the fact that they speak and read a
language. unknown to those who have
sat in Judgment upon them, and hence,
they would be quite as unsuitable in
pronouncinS thei' judges to be ignorant
men because OF their Deficiencies in low
Ouch and German, as are Americans
in condemning them because Of thell
Ignorance Of the Queen English.
ITO be CO1tinu2d \
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Wilmington Cheap Clothing Store,
SPRLNG CLOTNING FOR 1S53.

SPRINC CLOTHING For 1858.
TYHE undersigned would respectfully inform
L thccitiZcnS OF Cecil county and other parts
of1hc Eastern Shore that he has his Spring
Stock Of Mems and Boys Clothing ready for
inspection On hand Cloths, Cassimeres and
Vestngs for order work. His Clothing will
be sold cheap for cash and all goods warranted
asreprcscntcd. EDWARD MOORE,
mar. - '53--ly No. IS Market ST.
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Spring s. Summer Clothing, sc

BRADBURY, in the 'lIollow," nearly OPP
ID poSite McCanley's Blacksmith shop, has
Just received a fine assortment of Spring and
summer Clothing, all of which he will sell
low Tor cash or country produce-'
Clocks es usual, in great variety. Also, a
splendid assortment Of fancy articles.
BrambIc, Grass and Grading Scy,hes, at
%, BIZ and so cents, each; fine steel.
Elkton, Apr %
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New Stock of Store Goods,

OF every description AMI variety, suited 10 the
demands of the market. Their slocl, has been
selected with great carc,--all fresh and season.
able, consisting of Dry Goods, Groccriea. Hard
ware, Queensware, Cedarware. Boots aud Shoes,
Hats AMI Caps, with II general variety OF all
the wares usually kept in the retail line.
We hope our friends will give us Il cali and
examine oar goods. as it is our intention to sell
at the very lowest rates, and accommodate with
articles and price all who may favor as with
call. We particularly invite the attention Of
the ladies to our superior stock OF Dress Goods
before making their purchases elsewhere. We
hope by close attention to business, aud BIZ the
advantageous prices of our goods to merit
liberal share ofpublic patronage.
N. B. Country produce taken in exchange
for goods at the highest market prices.
May 18th 1853
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ANOTHER ARRIVAL. OF
New Spring Il Summer Goods,
At B. F. MAYS,
OPPOSITE TIE COURT House,

WHITE GOODS.-Fie'd Swiss from - 10
l.l23, Plain do, y! to IS, plaid and plain Cam
brlcs l2a to % 4. French uecdle WORKED Collars
l2s 10 !.1j, Ladies under sleeves, 10 to 200,
Worked RultIes, 81 TO l.25, Linen Cambria
tldits 81 to l.2j.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.--Coiton Hose
g. 10 81, cotton Gloves, 6, to I25. silk and
thread Isle do. lSa 10 II, KID and silk do %
10 So, Ilack mohalr mItts 81 to l.I5, superior
long do. l2d To 1875.
LADIES' 1'RilVUiNCS.--Sil in various
colors cut bias. new st! gimps, new style but
tons, silk irinees, black silk iaccs, wash ginps,
enh olderlng floss, embrodering braids, silk
braId>, worSled and linen bralIs, Bonnets and
Ribbons in great variety. ilorcnces, ilutrd lin
ingS, &C., patasols, umbrellas, fans, &c.
Table covers, table CLOTHS, table diapers,
crash; towel diapers, blcachcd and unbleached
muSlns, drlllIngS, white, brown and blue do
mcStics; plalds, American nankeenS, green lin
ems, brown Hollands, Irish lInens, linen checks,
cotton do, window shades, &c.
MEN j. BOYS HE.9R.--Cloths, ,cassi-
vestinss- bleached and brown linen drillings,
plain, plaid and strip'd cotton goods ior panta-
looms summer hats. ne.
Ladies' and chldren's shoes, hardware,
qneensware, groceries, bacoa, LARD, -four, meal,
poaloeS, &c.
p. S. Country produce taken in exchange
for goods at market prices. Mag ]
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WHOLE No 5I8
.EsS'E GPEyEEp!
a N: STORE.

Opposite the FJHataia Inn, Elhton.
A J.SCOTT & BRO, respectfully announce
IL To their friends and the public. that they
have just returned from the city with an eXteu-
siye and entirely
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1--WE heard the other day, a good
one on John Check; our former squire
who always had his eyes cooked botI
ways for justice and perhaps for Sun
day. 1t seems he had fined an Irishmar
who having used little too much Of
the crayther, was foolish enough TO let
the crayther use him. Pat, on leaving
the office met a friend to whom he
held forth.
BE abers, and | was fined, Martini
'Ah.-and who fined We nowH
'Ah-that'S telin just. Twas a mon
in there, who either a Justice OF the
pace or a pace Of a justice-and don't
known which, and he's left handed in
both eyes!'-Er.
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GREAT .ATTRACTIO

AZ NJ. TORBERr has now opened his new
w aud wei! selected sock a! Spring and
summer {. pods, all OF which lie is offering very
.hcan. i1lS slnrk con sisls la unIL of
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Domestic mualjna. beaehcd ditto, Summer pant
stuti in great variety, cloth, cashmere, wreds,
alpaca, brocadc. popl1ns, bed ticking, check
shIrIIng. stripe do, Ne.
n. B. Colntry proIace taken in exchange
for goods. lapr9
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ia gentlemen was in the street,
th" other night, who had evidently
taken in too nuch 81 the ardent for con-
venipnt storage, and was rather mQui-
city resting himself against Iamp-post,
when an acquaintance came along. and
observed that the afflicted individual had
on new overcoat.
"N ell, Bob" said, he, "guess YOU
have been indnIging in new overcoar
"Coat!' repIird Bob, giving his hat a
knock back, and 4ndeavoring to gestcu-
late: ''this a,ain't coat
isn't coat, eh Well, Bob, what
is it %
Bob elevating himself to a lettering
perpendicular, and exclaimed:
"lhis 'ere a-ain't a c-coat its a
sparit-mrapper"
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SPRING 1858.

" Z
no TO kENNARD & co., if you want TO
VI buy cheap and good goods. They invite
all to call and see them at their newly fitted up
store, where they may expect 10 find new and
clean stock, and examine Tor yourselves Zap 80
CANTON GRAPE SHAWLS.
" Coiored and Black SILK Shawis,
Fig'd and PLAIN Swiss Goods,
French Lawns, and
Wool De Bage, opened this week, at
May BROWN X FOARD'S.
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INriLnRENs' HosE.-A fine lot off all kinds
Y for sale cheap, by kENNARD i Co.
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the Place to BuV

FRESH, FANCY & STAPLE GOODS,
Of Rich md J3e7mitM
SPRING .4.ND SE.k.RER STYLES
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New Spring Goods for 1853.

The subscribers respectfully inform the citi-
Zcns ofCrci county, that they now have in store
a much larger assortment OF Fancy and Staple
Dry Goods, than they ever had before, and they
ilalter themselves that the
STYLE, QUALITY, AND PRICE,
will induce all to buy who will favor them
with call apr 8 BROWN 4, FOARD.
TEAS! TEAS!
Young Hyson Tea 50cls to $500
Imperial &c 5Octs to Lon
Black I" 1Ocls to 90
ALSO.
Good new crop Mobile Sugar. Stewart scrush-
ed, pulvelized and clarified sugars. In store
now at BRoWN FoARp's.
Feb. Is, '53.
DL.ACK SILK L.3CE VEILS, only 375a eents
ID apiece, al BROWN s. F0ARD'S.
Also. an extensive assortment OF black silk
Lace for trimming Nizctis, Kid. finished silk
Gloves, Lace mtrS, cambria Hdkis.. Swiss In
Scrting and Edgings, needle olked collars,
neck ribbons, &C., iced in store this week. by
APPS BROWN 4 FOARD.
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H. Mrs. Swisshclm, in her letters to
young ladies, says that "every country
girl knows how how to color red with
madder." This we believe to be an
chronological fact, as we have always
noticed that with all girls the madder
they get the reddcr they color.
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CURTAIN CALICOES. - Just received. a
" large lot ofcarlain caIicoes which are 60
ing atG4 cents per yard; cali soon and see them
Apr9 BROWN & FOARD.
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EIA EDs ZEN

A fine assortment Of Dress Silks, Bare re dc
II LANES, mouslin DE- Beges, Alpacas, Cling
hams snd Prints, are to be tound at J. B. Asil's
New Store Iapr9
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TO be Continued. J

SKy-LARKs.-A colony Of Sky-Larks,
torty-two in number, We're recently
imported from England by gentleman
OF this city, and liberated On the farm of
Samuel Candy, about four miles out Of
town, with the hope of perpetuating the
species in this country and thus adding
a Songster of much renown to our forest
choir. The birds flew from the place
at which they were released in various
directions, and for the most part, in
fockS OF three to twelve, alighting most
( ly within sight, upon adjoining farms
Several OF them have been seen within
the last ten days-one, about two miles
from TIE point of dispersion rising high
in The air, singing as it assembled.
1t is the purpose Of this ariicle to be-
speak the Inequalities of farmer in this
region, for these stranger, and request
that they advise the editors OF this pa
per Of the fact, at once, if any are seen
IN their farms: and also that the nests,
if any are found IN moving, be carefully
protected.
They build upon the ground in grass
fields, and the bird may be known by
its gencrm resemblance to the reed bird
OF our marches. The upper part of the
breast is more spotted, however: the
lower part being of a pale dingy yellow.
The bird exposes two white feathers on
the tail, when on the wing, and scarcely
ever pprcn ON rrpS.-Dpj HpUYHjru1
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H. Severe trials call into action those
reserved forces of thought, courage and
torttudr, and faith, which give the VIC
tory in the battle Of life.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-06-04

lr~ldeas hang together in the mind
by numerous hooks, and the more ideas
a man has the more he can hitch on.
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MANCHESTER GYNt;H.alfS 10 cents per
Nj yd, Barege de Lame, l2aa cts per I'd.
Apr is VIM. T0REERT.
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4 superior lot of Gentleman's Patent L"nlhe:
"A Shoes Ladies Caters. misses shoes. &C.,
for sale By VIM. TORDERT.
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g TR.lW MATING and OIL CLOIW.--
~ G-l red check and white mating, 81 and
A ofthe very best quality and make. in store
and for sale cheap, by BRowN & FoARD.
I COOKING GL.2SSES.--A large assortment
IL for sale by J. B. ASH.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1853-03-04
Dem ccratIc Convention.

The Democracy of Putnam County,
nre hereby notified that the annual meet
ing Of the members .! the Democratic
party; will be held AT the usual place Of
holding elections in the soveral townships,
On Monday, the 4lh dayol April, A. ID.
1853, between tho hours of ten o'clock
A. Nj. and four O'Clock, 2. NJ. for the
nomination of the following County off,
GERS, to wit; One Commissioner and one
Sheriff. .eaA+ ,a.r"t
The Committee submit the following
resolution Of previous Conventions ofthe
party.
Resolved, Tha; the Central Committee e
shall aIpoinrone Judge of each Town
ship board, and an alternate Judge TO
serve in his absence, a, each nominating
poll taken in The several Townships. t
In compliance with the above rcsolu-
ton they have appointed the following
gentlemen. .-@gG ,ss-"a'
Monroe-Georgc Barnes. ,a'a7i
Pery-scneca Demmtck Slas Nc
Clish. Tg ,aeg-r .HsS FtI]a.
Monterey William Rcckert, Conrad
Henry. rs. g
Jackson-C. S. Martin, Henry Co.
mer. ar l#f
Jennings-H. j. Bobmer, Henry
Raabe. oa
Sugar Creek-WillIam Cratill, Asa
Johnston. ai
Union-TIiram Sarber, Hugh Crawford
Greensbmg-J. P. Simon, Benjamin
Kikendall al g. la os1t ~ N
Liberty. - George Haglc, Henry
Greene. .aA .a0
Ono,ca-Theodore Usage, ]. M. Ra-
dabaugh. go #+
Pleasant-Allcn Edmonds, A. D.
Smith. a.l.F.t ->t
Raey--Henry KiIlheaer, John Llca-
bill. aa5r HI 1871. II
Blanchard = John Simpson, James
French '.'
Van Buren, William Kirkpatrick,
Nicholas Crisi.
The annual assembly of the Conyen-
ton Of three delegates from each Town
ship for the purpose Of counting the
popular vote and declaring tho persons
nominated; will meet at the Court
House in Kalida, on Thursday ;he 7lh
day ofApril, A. ID. 1858, at IL o'clock,
M. and for the discharge Of all such other
business as may legilimately come before
them; the rules for the government Of
the party haze heretofore been published.
S. sUTToN, a@-if Henry BYAL,
ADDISON CRow, ,JonN PARRISH,
L. A. IlUssoN, O..W. CRAwFIs,
L. De LUcENAY, SENECA DEMMccK,
Democrats Central Committee.
March 2, 1853.
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NOTICE.

NT Office is hereby given to the qualified
lN electors of Oltowa Township, Putnam
county. Ohio, that vote viii be taken at
the annual election, on the first Monday OF
April tor and against the Subscription, by
the Trustees of said Township, of sum no,
to exceed Ten Thousand Dollars, TO the
Capital Stock of the Dayton and Michigan
Railroad Company. These voting FOR saC
subscription shall have the following phrase
printed or written on their tickets or ballots
"For Subscripton.' Those voting against
said subscription shall have the words
"Agalns: Subscription" printed or WRITER
on their tickets or ballols. The election tc
be conducted according 10 the provisions o
the subJoned acts so far as practicable.
JOHN B. FRUCHEY, Sheriff.
SnERiFF's OFtIcE,
Knlidn, Putnam Co., o., Feb. %, 1852
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q Congress. II TT{
washington, Feb. Is, 1853.

'A9hINolONS w EcU. 10, 1000.
HousE.-7Fhe Presidentitransmiued n
document from the Secretary Of State. in
which he says recent communications
have been made TO this Department by
the British Minister, relative TO the sui.
ject of the intet-oceanic canal, by tho
Nicaragua route. The British Govern
mrnt has Transmitted to the Sla'e De-
partmcnt the fact that inflammation has
been received, that the Company which
had CONTACTED 10 buill ship canal
across al Nicaragua, having found it i'm
possible 10 carry out the plan as origi-
nnlly contemplated, has resolved 10 po-
pose 10 the Government Of Nicaragua a
modification Of that plan, with q view OF
constructing canal of smaller dimen-
sions than those specified in the contract,
and the British Minister has been instruc-
ted TO intimate that If this information
should prove correct, Her Maiesly's
Government would feelat liberty, under
The treaty of April l9lh, 1850, 10 with
diaw its protection from that Company,
and TO transfer it TO any other Company
with should undertake canal on the
original plan, il being donmed of the ul-
most importance. by the British Govern.
ment, that the great conception of an
in'er-oceauic canal, adapted TO the &C
commodatiou Of The vessels of the whole
commercial world, should not dwindlc
down to an ordinary lransi, route for
coasing vessels, which 10 distant nations
would he comparatively Of little value.
The Blush Minister has also been
instructed 10 signify 10 the Department,
that since Great Britain first assumed HE
protection aud defence Of the Mosquito
Indians, the position Of all parties had
changed. Spin, instead OF exercising
absolute sovereignty over Central Ame-
nica, and prohibiting all commerce OH the
coast under her survey, has entirely lost
her dominion over all prrts Of this Con
tinent. In consequence Of these chan,
ecs, the British Government proposes that
San Juan Del Norte, or Greytown, should
be a free and independent port; that
iudemni6cation or advantages equivalent
10 those laid down in the project Of the
treaty Of the 30ih of April, 1852, should
be assured to Mosquito, in return for ils
will drawal from its present position in
reference TO San Juan; tina, the United
States and Great Btitain, without formal
Iy guaranteeing San Juan Del Nortc
should be ready 10 act concert 10 defend
tie independence of the free port or city,
in whatever quarcr in may be attracted.
For these purposes, the British Govern
u"n, propose to difpuich some person
qualified, TO treat with the authoritins Of
that city, and in case the United States
concur in the views Of the British Gov,
erpmeni, would recommend that new
convention, in place Of the unaccepled
agreement Of the 18Th Of April, 1859,
should be proposed and concluded, and
that a person well qualified for the pur-
Pose should be sent by The Government
to act conjointIy with the commissioner
of Her Bri'tsnic Majesty.
Referred 10 The Committee on Foreign
Relations.
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N0TICE

NV llNIJ'
NoTlCE is hereby given to the qualified
lN electors OF Liberty Township, Putnam
county, Ohio, that vote will be taken at the
annual election, on the frs, Monday of April,
for and against the subscription, by the
Trustees of said Township, OF sum not to
exceed Ten Thousand Dollars, to the Capital
Stock of the Dayton and Michigan Railroad
Company. Those voting for said subsclip-
ton shall have the following phrase printed
or written on their tickets or ballots: "For
Subscription" Those voting against said
subs crption shall have the words, 'Against
Subscriptions" printed or written on the
tickets or ballots. The election to be con-
Quoted according TO the provision OF the sub,
joined acts so far as practicable. .a
= JOHN B. FRUCllEY, Sheriff.
SuERIFF's OFFICE,
Kalida, Putnam Co., o., Feb. %, 1858
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AN ACT

$3.50 AN ACT
To authorize the commissioners of Clark
county to subscribe stock in railroad COM
panes.
Sec. |. Be it enacted by the General As
scmbly of the State Of Ohio, That the com.
missioners OF Clark county, with the consent
of majority OF the legal voters Of said coun-
ty. voting at any such election to be expires.
sed as hereinafter provided, be and they are
hereby authorized and required to subscribe,
in the name, and for the benefit of SAID coun-
~. to the capital stock OF the Springfield
and Columbus Railroad Company, and the
Mad River and Miami Genital Railroad Com
pany, or to the capital stock OF any other
railroad company, portion Of the road of
which may be located in the county of Clark, i,
at the discretion of said commi ssioners, any
sum not exceeding one hun drcd thousand
dollars. -ae
See. g The commisss toner's ofsaid ceuu.
~, for the purpose of paying the stock sub
scrlbed under this act, are hereby authorized
to borrow the necessary amount o. money,
for which they shall Issue bonds or obliga-
tons of the county, in amounts not less than
one hundred dollars, which bonds or obliga-
ton shall be made negotiable, bearing in
terest, payable annually, at such place and nj
sich rate, not exceeding seven per eentum
per annum, as may be agreed upon; and
such bonds or obligations may be made re
deemoble at such time as may be deemed ex,
pcdient by said commissioners, or such bords
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition
L Y will be presented to the Commissioners
of Putnam County at their session on The first
Monday in March next praying for the Ioca.
ZION of County Road, in Town one south
range eight east commencing on the section
line between sections one and two, thence
south on the section line to the south line Of
said county of Putnam. Said road to be forty
feel wide.
January 2l, 1853. i+t
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SIIERIFF'S SALE.


The Trustees of Liberty Towa-a
ship, Putnam county, Ohio, rt IN
VS.. ETecution
Henry McKinnis and 81.
William Williams. i
HDY write of an execution 10 mo directed
, from the court Of common pleas, of
Putnam county, Ohio will offer for sale at
the door of the Court house, in Kalda, Put
nam county, Ohio,
On Monday, the 2lsi day OF M1rch, A. D.
1853,
Between the hours Of ten O'Clock, n. M, and
four o'clock, p. m of said day, the following
real estate, tn wit:
The souill half of the north east quarter of
section number twcn.y-lhree in township
number two north in range seven east, con-,
tanning eighty acres, all in Putnam county,
Ohio
Taken as the property Of Henry McKennis
and William Williams to satisfy decree in
favor of the Trustees Of Liberty township,
Putnam county, Ohio.
49, JOHN B. FRUCTlEY, Sheriff.
-"s SnERtFF's OFF1UE,
Kalida, Putnam Co., o., Feb. Is, 1853.
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500 AGENTS WANTED.
rI00n WEhD

NN7 ANTED in every county Of the United
w States, active and onterprisipg men. to
engage in the sale Of some Of the hest Books
published in the country. To men Of Gond
address. possessing small capital Of from
twenty-five 10 ono hundred dollars. such in.
ducements willie offered as to enable them
make from SO 10 $40 a dly profit,
or The Books pnblished by us are all
useful in their character, extremely popular
and command largo sales wherever they aro
offered. tss.s.. SIZE. t-r-
For further particulars, address, (post
paid,)
DANIELS 81 tGETZ, f
1 Successors to w. A. Deurv e. Co..
No. 1873 North Second Street, Philadelphia.
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.

JOHN B. FRUCHEY will be n candidate
for re. nomination to the Office OF Sheriff, al
the Democraiic Popular Vote Convention
next April, and, subject to the decisionof the
Democracy then to be made. fss
March d, 1853. 81 HISFRlENDS,
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SHERlFFS SALE.
w. II. Squiros !

.F w. H. oqH!TcS
.,- . .. vs.. Pendi
Elan Day, Jr., Hiram D'y, Erponas.
Mvron Rice & Samuel Hooper.
DY virtue of veRdi exponas to me d.
I'D rected from the court of common pleas,
Of Putnam county, Ohio, will offer for sale
al the door of the court house, in Kalida, in
said county,
On Monday, the 2lst day Of March, A. D.
1853, F aar
Between the hours Of ten O'Clock, a. M, and
ioar O'clock, p. M. Of said day, the following
real estate 10 wit: .|7-l.,.
lniot number twcnty-nine in the village of
Pendleton, and one out.lot adjoining the
town Of PendIeton, commencing ten rods from
the south west corner of the east half of the
south east quarter of section seventeen town
ship number one south Of range eighteust--,
thence east thirty rcds--thencc north twenty
ods-thence west twenty rods-thence south
eight rods theme west ten rods thence
south twelve rods to the place OF beginning,
in the county Of Putnam aforesaid
Taken as the property of Elan Dav, Jr.,
Hiram Day, Myron Rice and Samuel Hooper,
10 satisfy decree in favor Of w. H. Seures.
JOHN B. FRUCIlEY, Sheriff. IT
SuERIrY's OTFIHE, sis
kalida, Putnam Co.,, o., Feb. 20, 1853.
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sEIERIFF's SALE. I
Colt & Byal for the 7
use or Horny Byal
EXECUTION.


Phillip Green.
EOY virtue of an execution TO me directed
ND from the court Of common pleas. Of
Putnom county, Ohio will offer FOR sale at
The door Of the cout house, in EalidO, Put
nam county, Ohio, nn o.Jfyf5 f.r
On Monday, the 2lst dqyof March. D.
.f.,..H ..G4 1858. -t......
Between the hours of ten O'clock, o. m and
four O'clock, p, m, Of said day, the following
real estate. town. nor
The north cnst qu1rter of the borth east
quarter of section number eleven township
number enc range eight. east, all in Pntnom
county, Ohio.
Taken in execution as the property of
Philip Green, 20 satisfy decree in favor Of
Colt & Byal for the use Of Henry Byal.
JOHN B. FRUCIIEY, Sheriff.
SHERIFF's OFFICE, 'e'
Kalida, Putnam Co, O., Feb. Is, 1853.
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