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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-20

1r,s,s ABUSING FACT, tia: the initials ot the Con
rrrs,ncn rou Ohio, who voted 10; The NeotasS Sc D''
Yes. but with Sigh; ranspnsit;on II viii DC i2aia
,bn1 the same ini,ias spell gods Cnn our @ Ao@l'n
nei.Lbor get :liis through his wool Il f@""!'''''
PcnnSulrnnidN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-20
TILE NEGROES NuLLIFYlNG THE laws.

At Il meeting this evening III c"!nE.'l iii'h' fr'"''-
.;n,,s were adopted in substnncc a- follows
That ,husc who wi:huu. crime. ar. "ai.&"''i u.
ruy government cnll no allegiance /" lis cnh''
mcuts-a,, hcing condrmn" and treated is outlaw"
by government ior no CRIME In; ll;t "l 'i"'ii',-
Iur, ourselves ni,olvc, from all obligations :" "h'
il. nvrholinc lrhc-.- and a!l hnrh upon our NAN
rnl ri,h,s il we ad"p;. and '!vi.. all "pr'ss@' -
udo,,,, rlrr muto liberty "r death, MOI ~" We ~
vent, Tint r.s;n, 10 the -av" hunters l. IN nh'f
ccncc to God and we pledge ourselves to r'.i.' a..
,mc!, laws by sucl. mc::, we sh"!! d''" '" "''''
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r,.rr,TO CABrL.LD

irn IS-Du,cs !!ull Fuerto lHNci"
M III % SaT rcor that The Republic "es ra,-
Il, an Of Prtsidcn: Mruagucz The lemc!d ie
nrodnre was increasing aud prices advancing sa'G'
II CniIcc at l0i to IL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-20

Is CIIANCERY.-ln Hanover County Court "aS
I'd. isSi: 1oh,
s A. Thrmpsor Sheriff of Hanover and adm 0. IEnn S
brock sud OF rn,sey Bcamans, who was f"sey h :,i,
IS ln-cph Hancock in his own riyh nnti as aIi Ior
wi. annexed Of Nancy Hancock, Larhih 'inu nS.s
liam Hancock, md Amelia Hancock, i"
Against
:ss,d /, R"ug;, ' Defdts.
Z" occ. Of ,Gis suit is for sale Of certain slaves ue
~ BY Joseph Hancock 10 Mrs Nancy Hancock lo
" %: division of the proceeds arising from the talc
1a; i,.. thereto entitled And nu affidavit having oceh
tr and lied i'll the cause that the defendant, Patscy Ar
4 resident Of this State, it is ordered, thnt tue
y def lnn,. Pnrsey Arnold do appear here within one
-h a.cr due publication o this order and do what Is
ssssa!y 10 pro, &c, her interest III ths suit.
In. "a ,, l., AeOryITfcs5e' WI g WINSTON CHIC
i~IRGINII-At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Court OF Amcliu, lst Monday in June,
-:
E'*s'd "a. a nl'n'oH' F''a on Injunction.
William Lewis and Richard o. Iluud-
!? partners in trsde under the name Defendant,
\; ',ylo .; Lewis and lIundlcy and
ian Moore
object OF this bill is 10 cnoin md restrain the dc
.si. from further proceedings on ludgnioht ol the
srs Court OF Amelia whereby tho dcienuants recover
trlist the plniniiff the Oh two hunureo eonn
- legal interest thereon from the 2hh aaS Oh 'ae.Su
~ Iii! pud and costs, until the further order o 'in
e!t
aaa appearing by satisfactory evidence that nc oe
saan;s are not nbabtsn,s OF this Cornmonweath, !
.r taut thew appear here within one month Atef au
Acson Of this order and do what is necessary 70 ple
Ieir interests and Tint copy OF this order 90 IuL
sd Enquirer and posted the front door OF the Cour
OF this county the first day OF the next Couh
Jun, lo--cw4w l. H COLEMAN, clork
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-20

,s,. md ly ;Ae consent OF the parties to ,G. me
--'' ""H H.. .b;,,rs in this cause, doth adjudge,
1Eo@s-' o,s' ,,, hc:.s of Henry Duke be required
1r',Ss, x '%' 10 yrove their said heirshp All per
'lIs i.,,;" n. h,.. OF the sail Henry Duke are
.Ms ~ r required TO appear before me. ON or be-
n".E'S i,~ ri uv ucx;, and file the necessary eri'
~ .,,.Is:r, ,l,,.. claim. 10 said hoirship.
70 o.; .;,.'ri,~ sN,."I, WM. F. DAVIS. Comm'r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-20
LETTER FROM Dir. WM. y. SMITH.
R,xpoLrn MlCnS COLLEGE, ' \"


c,,,ou,r. embrace IN early opportunity after
r.,,,;no home. n rrriy {" Your note ut ''oh utt.'
rcc,~ci in the bu-:lr and anxiety Which aitrnds inc
,.lnsr nf II General Conference session
M i ,,r,.s.. and NV engagements a' present do not
MI nII," Nv me fine 10 accomplish any lliny desirable in
'," n, way i, i. my purpose t" publish treatise on
the su!rc; as -o"r can possibly d" s"-G"L7i', ;. IT..
T%,s rnmsecs Of the College .ul with the General Con
win leave hut little time nj my disposal for
some months ?posG hoTsysF eve oma t" %mhS nn
.''r 'o,,sl nv ohiec, in due fine. The addresses t"
Which II, ynr !i.cncd well prepared in the form .,
m.' |i. o,,Iv, What n,uy he published on the subject
Of .nvcry-borh from the "":nrc Of the ill., ,Sim' " c" anu
the circumstance Of the c"Hrys'''.% oc Er es
,GiIl n;lly a. ns repnnic all l-c"pai"m a1y%m i m
ass. % and claim that the subject capable OF rnG. iII %s
"aSe 'a' on m purely philosophical and 'er"F" sF'''''
| 1,.,,t- -rrS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-20

"a Circus, Court continued and held
Cumberland County. the 9TH day ot aususs. lca'
/. Ngr.l Assurance Society against iIrc OIL buildings
state Of Virginia, "'
|;ER,t ,,... r.,
k,.n,,h McMorrow Geo Cnrson Augustus Car'on t.g'
hr.nn Alonxo Carson DR.. iandcll and Aa!vlnn' ms
r. Lowell aud Emily his wife, and Hcz ord adIn or.
|so. Carson, decd. N
. rsus. came on tina dsy TO he further heard upon
.pcr. formerly read and upon the report ni Coinus
J., Ha.kns and Fuoua of the snlc OF the House IN the
:in.- mentioned made III pur-uaicc OF me oru'l Vi
r t;ny o: - nlI wa. argued by counsel. upon con
non whereof the Court approving the sa!d report "
acr. i. no exception doth confirm inc satit' anu
.v:gc order and decree that the snd Commissioners
.y unto the Plaintiff the OF S2s 10, win in,ereS,
u ror Tho o5h dHv Of December, lsi. I'LL Ph'a ana
NJ: doth further najudce, order and decree tiat
ared 10 Commissioner Of the Court to take tie ioi
!: accounts:
An accoun, OF the rcn property belonging to tne er
tcarcc Carson decd, now remaining unSo'o "'''
aagai rent Dr value thereof
Il An nccouu, Of the debts binding the hnirs ol 1s'
i.or.c Carson. which have been paid cut oi MS per
estate
IN uceoun. OF Hez Forl. administration oi tne -
t ti.o Carson. decd, which accounts tnc saia com
ae. ], directed to examine. eiic ana se''it, "9 .
.c.c0, 70 this Cc;:rt. with any matters spe'. @
s.re pertinent by himself or required 10 Ie r'o.J
.. q; IN. parties and the Court do'n dircct l' p"
o: no,:cc OF the time and place OF taking te
a.: il any new sraper published IN inc en! VI NJ
f., once II week for four successive week; s
;Qvfl,nt to personal service oi snch ho;ico c
i Copy-Tcste, D. D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-20
rIIMBERLANp COUNTY.

,sSEr,N,ss,osER's sSr OFFICE, 23d May, 1854
;,r;ie. Interested in the foregoing cause viii tnke
-'' aa' have fixed on satnIMns' & ,he %c accounts ;.
e be sksn by the foregoing decree; at which time
re each Of you ure required TO attend with .ne p0-
necessary to enable TO make os. said Sseo"n'r r"rSry o,
hrca under my hand, MS Comniasloner ia n ,nT S,,r
'-,n.l JSO. II. nl'''7S-''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-20
CuoIERAIN NEW YORK

vonv June lS.-1hcre were ntty-hve deaths
Ne" ioNh, i,r;r,, The las, week. Aspecial meeting
by IaTe,u Rnord Of Health has been called for Monday
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-20
POSTAL REFORMS.

1t is stated that Mr.. u,ls, has introduced bill
10 amend the Post Office law- III several important
particulars. The lnodcalinus oi the existing laws
far rs we know, such suggested in this
paper, and look to the correction of abuses which nr..
known Ia exist i'll the department. The amendments
relate chiefly To maltcr how sent without charge and
propose To make prepayment an Indispensable cnm-
ton in the transmission oi NIL letters. 1t is suid.
that the department will St0000 hv that cliaile
alone. This is rational proposition and ought bv a
means To meet the sanction ." Congress. Tint tllr
department canno; rccc,lc ir,u the reduced rates
without creating great dissatisfaction throuchnu: the
country is nlispu,ablc There is necessity inrir,
the afnirs Of the Post Office are well mau"cl and
individuals are required to pay in advance for the
matter they wish transmitted. The penny postage
system has sustained itself elsewhere and we can sec
IL" reason why it may not, in this country. Let il
have fair triul.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-20
FTiN y. ELLETT, Commissioner.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,


,-o;i;or, O. Paul Licron deceased, nnd all others
-, IN tho decree aforesaid, are hereby not'iiel 10
..r. nf,icc, on the. l5,n day OF July. 1854 nj l.
- ,h, s,,;,; creditor. nre required TO produce
.s .s.. evidence on which their respective debts
l,r3N; in order ,ha, may proceed to perform inc
.:-qa..c, by the snia decree. ,..r- ,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-20

nv c,Iou;n,, RESOLUTIONS were adopted by the Gcn-
.,, co,rm;ttce Of New York Democrats, ut n meet
, rocon,v held nj the Stuyvcsunt Institute, y. York
CITY. The preamble md resolutions '''n'''S "''"
,.,,roht in hva sub.t.ommiir" were, after discus
sion, unanimously adopted:
Whereas, at public meeting Of the l'mr%!1 m ~ r U
.h n;ty of New York. convened by the cnli OF our
~" 'rodocc.snrs tnf General Committee OF lo'o anu
bald Mt 'Tuninany Hall the Ind OF alarcm III iiia
~cor to EXPRESS iheir sentiments upon INC n i"i !c
government of Ntw Mexico, II was res"'ea 'Ln, Ic
n mr"v;so recurring Congress TO impose restrlc-
lions mon the x'vcrcnt OF the territories WIS Il
uo';t;cn hercsv, Waving no warrant in the c"lstitl!-
Hon and that il, organizing the territories tlr prci-
na Of sell-CoverDment,.o ON which our 'cucfl > ~
e,s would he best promoted, The true meaning ana
n;r;t nf tic constitution preserved. nnd the c"hic"
cv strengthened, hy allowing the local legislature 10
cnnct such dulnc.tic laws rs are agrcc.hie |" '.c
aud not inconsistent w inc risn.1 - ., u W. cnmn;,.
. InJ nt the Styy crsnn Institute on inc .d o fcp
ruarv last urnn the occnron ot the h'i nroouccu ny
Senator Douglas for the government OF NcnfaSKn "'lo
E.m.ns these we'll known principles "t me Demo
Nans",, 80 ngsn nvowcd and representatives II
Cn,,rsss unanimously requested to give 10 tiat OIL
th";r enrucst uud cordial support: Therefore,
Resolved. That we congratulate INC Democracy
tho city that the grcnt rIlnce% % % "; tn S,n,"
.'o Wv, ,h Coust;tuttnn ol the United S;ntcs-so sue
cnssrlly carried ou in tho government "i NC" MeHi
co-hns bcen agau vindicntcG IN inc l'asSnsr VI h
L;Il for the government of Nebraska mud KANSAS
And we congratulate tho Senator from lilll"is hnl
Notwithstanding a slight detection IN our own RANKS
mud ,bn mntownrd sl dubious friendship OF aie1
less less and au,i-Dcmcrate Adminsirni" his ,.h mora =
rn,rarc md manly fidelity to Democratic trlih; y
nrcsenuc aud securing tho passage OF Inc h'Ii. III
svcnt from tho statute book the last vcstigr oil I'm
D constitutional legislation by Congress. licnse.ol
wnrd under these healing principles winch s'rlkc
thc roo, of anti-savsry ugtaticu tnctlon VIII PC ds'
n hIcdWthe Constitution alone sl,n be predominant
accidental majoritics in Congress shall not DC above
IN divide the rights of the people by genernPlet
ncsthc Territories, existing and to be acquired, b'
ng the property Of he people 9" 9 Inc SuTe,I
;",.,oont and tho course OF the contederncy sha
i,csnncforth be onward and serene.
P.solvcd. That tho recent trcasonnnle aenons'rt
~ oe nbolitionists in Boston, requiring the laws
hn ITmtcd States to be sustained at the point oi III
. hayonet calls the serious attention Of every peniC
r.t and all citizens i'll favor Of ow and order to q
sact ths. tho fco-socrs Of the North, VINO 10 in
Ws H. ia tho dseet Of the DEM on
\ r,ae nartv still stinulnte the same sectional ag
S .aSn The Democracy and the Constitution
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-20

lRGlAlt.-iN CiiANCERY.-Iu til. CIRCUIT Court
Hacsin.hnm county, April terl.I. ls5i,
alA"! ~ saunders, Plaintiff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-20

Duke. George Duke, Maria Dickcrson, Thomas
an; sarah MS wife. Judith. Sarah. Mnnln. Mary
-a'y, Robert and Susnn Mallory, aud .Alpll-us and
"a Mallory. and ---, children and dcsccn.
Folly stone, formerly Polly Mallory. Philip p
a =. children ard descendants Of Tn0mus
sd, E"ri;n Higgins and Nancy lie wife, ThoInns
tg!.!n Duke, Nathan Turner and Elizabeth his
u Nary. andrew, Sarah and James Duke. children
n! Dukc, deed, and Thomas Duke and Elvirn lis
trr: Turner and Laura his wife. Foitaine Elizu-
>N.ail prkc, children Of Fontainc Duke, decd,
DcGits
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-20
Low GROUNDS FOR SALE.

gF subscriber ot.crs Tor sale his Farm Oh North river
I, gloucester County, containing upwards Of l,CO3
(which 40 q. arabic low grounds; and the re-
Il: .-l lands. well wooded with chcsnut, oak and
II. arabic land il cultivated in i've fields all scpa.
aclc-ri "h clics'ut fencing. and generally pretty
I'm clov,r Mar is abundant in nearly all the fields
!vtiI. house is cUmmo,lious. and the barns. s,n.
,srrs-. hou>c servants houses, &c. all very good
',,.t h:ick ice house. and very bold spring near
l,ls-. The locality is healthy, and the neehbor.
. yc-y desirable
AZ. yaun. orchard. of very select varieties of all
-.:sa; Sird- III ir", The public invited to exa.
~ Themselves.
. 10: ,aI. halt OF a valuable Grist Mill, called Cow
!. Kill
. i-cw3"Neowtt j. J. DENNS.
CII,NCERY-rlRGlNlA. .-ln the Circuit Court Of
s..,ii,.iom
llltW " newton and others, rltas.
,.a!G.
,;sa ! !io'"nan, administrator of Clement r. Fou.
:-cca'cd y W. Fomtainc. and William J. Funtaine
Dctts
;ar'5' na'c IN this cause Oh the lHrh tav OF Aprl
erected the undersigned Commissioner TO TAXI. mn
H.; .: the debt. due by TIE dccedcnt, Clement 4.
L. 70 ;ht plaintiffs. and 20 all other persons nni all
= -lg!; claims ugnins, the said ceecdcn,, arc here
,7 :Es; have fixed upon Monday the nth dny Of
~, as :ae ti:nc when mt my office Mt Buckingham
l!o,.r. Will take the said account
: .a!'rm my hand this 18th day OF June. ls:4
{ !t-cSiw W. I. BOCOcK COMMIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-20

TEMPERANCE CONFERENCE.-THE Convcn-
lion wlc! met in Charlottesville last August anlho-
ri2r'i the Executive Committee Ia cali another Con"
vcnfion hi. y"ar. a ;mc and place be designated
by The Committee. Lynrhhur" has been selected III
tn" place "r the Convention, and line Ia n August
;iic day OH which il is t" 20 into session. The Com
mittcr have is>ur! circular, requesting the friends
a.! Temperance tlrnugh"u; the State {" hold meetings
a. I"'.sh!c in ;icir respective counties and
nrisilb"rll"u'ls, and appoint dcc-acs
THE SMALL NOTE. LAW.-l'ir last Lexington
Sur says: Notwithstanding The cgonkin..nf Wing
politicians md the predictions e" Viii. presses. this
law n bc generally observed and its beneficial
effects begin be rli. We have heard nf mn viola
ton of il i'll this community. SilIiicrn; silver and
small .,,, coin IL br in circulation 10 answer thu.
purposes %: trade Scrc!H. u! merchants and
n:!Icr business men have sent n the cusiu loilrc
al Richmond inr small r!Iangc am, 81 soon III they
receive return, there will hc abundance iorrvcrv
pu,lm-". The whole "lImIar currency seems to
have disappeared is ii jy magic. The sight OF one
would be good "r ,,yrys
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-20

Defendants
decree made in this cause on the Tth day of April.
j,;sc:e'l the following accounts:
ltryEnt OF the deb; secured by the deed of trust
bal r'a;!oned, executed by the defendant Alhcr, g.
% kdwari Rees, trustee. on the 10th day of Octo.
~ Lowing how rinch thereof is now due
account OF the property conveyed by the said
"ns where and in whose possession the same now
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-20

Goochland Circuit Superior Court of
Is" and Chancery, 2.d April, 1885,
nn " nicke.son, plltf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-20

'''''' ''''''' WM. 4. SMITH;
=, uo,.rs RI Williams, \. c. +. Lcwclcn, John
u iInr.nrd =. 4. CLAYTON, Il. :. llardaw"y ''
i,,.v,,II r. LninhX.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-20

?ar,e will take notice that on the l5,!, day of july
: NY c!:ce. nj Buckingham Court House. will take
eE.:ts
q aalc- my hand as Commissioner of said Court.
: iey OF June, 1851.
:;-cyiw ROBERT SHAW, Com'r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-20

FREDERICKSBURG DISTRICT colhi-
r,.. n;',n;,, court at fredericksburg, met on Tie
In. nI t,'s. ..as, proseut-Judges Moncure, lomaS'
{1 c1opon, Tyler una Meredith. The case Of REID. ID,
.'oi''o', a. rx.crtor and others, was argued by
against EelH NJ Alexandria Tor the appellants
fransS T = 's;. Scott Of Faaquier, Tor the cppelees
THE Fo1,RTH.-Ihc citizens Of Liberty Bed
s,-a COUNTY W.. propose celebrating the Fourth IN
io,t es''' .,.,nor The Rev. c. II. Read OF thit
=, be the orator Of the day. so the sentlnei o
| that town states,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-20

THE QUESTION OF SLAVERY IN CUEA-
CIRCULAR FROM THE CAPTAIN GENERAL.
The following circular from the Cnptain General!
OF Cuba, gives very explicit contradiction Of the
r,ilnorcd intention 10 libcratc the slaves
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-20

. ia account ofhe deb, due by the defendant, Albert
=; 70 the plaintiff, showing how mucl, thereof is now
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-06-20

.ae le-cwlw- WM. o. WINSTON, C. HC.
RrIRGINIA-At Rules held in the Clerks Office Of
,ae Circuit Court OF Amc!in, lst Monday in June,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-19
RONPLAND,S
Fever and Ague Remed V,

tits neither Patent, Quack or Empiric, but q
genuine specific, prepared from the Recipe OF a
Physician, and approved by the widest and best
known scientific Chemist in the Cou ltry, (DR'
J. r. Chiffon, of New York; and by him
recommended to the world (voluntarily and with
out pry) for its valuable properties; aud declared
ihatit contains no mineral or poisonous substance
Its wonderful properties in removing BILE, and
and giving TONE, STRENGTH and VlGOR
to the Liver. Kidneys aud Stomach, or in other
words, curing the disease Thoroughly and Effect
ualy, not imply breaking the chill, but removing
the CAUSE, are everywhere acknowledged.
BEAD the folI,0ing Certificate; we could
produce hundred Just like It, but we ask the
public to try it, andstako its success OH its merits
Toledo, .4ug sh, 1913.
Mn. Osaoop;--I have had the Fever and Ague
for two years aud twelve days without cessation;
aud have also had the most sklful physicians in
the country, first DIR. Luckey of Ottawa county,
second DR.. Ryder of Lower Sandusky, third a
German physician at Woodville, as also three diff
lerent ones in This place, viz: Bostwck, Clark and
Forguson. | got bad and became so badly
bloated, that ] had to cut open my boots and
have my clothes made larger. AT last | could
scarcely walk alone, and finally cured BY
BouDLand's Vcgeiabie Remedy for Fever and Augue
The fifth time | used this medicine the chill
aud fever left me, and | continued to take the
m medicne for some time after, regularly, tea
spoonful at a dose, and now ] am finally and per-
lectly cured. | have still one third of the mcdi.
Gin left in the bottle, and yet | am fee from nj
ch III and fever, and the swelling has entirely len
me. am also harpy aud working at mp trade
as a Carpenter. It is not necessary to say any
thing more of this valuable medicine.
Signed, JONATHAN FRAZIER.
Sold By S. BUCKLAND & Co., Fremont.
J. NJ. ASHLEY, Wholesale agent, Toledo.
September 18th, 1853.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-19
SALAMANDER SAFES.

TINE NAME OF SALAMANDER was first
l. applied TO Wilder's Patent, and introduced
by the subscriber in 1910, who in 1874 purchased
the right TO manufacture. The superiority of
Herring's Wilder's Salamander Safes over all
others induced many to infringe upon the patent
right by using the composition; others more eau.
tious, aud TO evade lawsuit, made an inferior
article, Initiating the exterior in form, style, color
Of painting, and attaching the name Salaman-
DER Improved Salamander,' fire Proof Sala-
mander,' The Genuine Sslamander,' &c, SC, 4,
and have succeeded in palming off some of the
spurious Salamanders as genuine. Those want.
ing the original Salamander, manufactured by the
subscriber should take the pfecauton to see that
they have upon them a metal plate Sas G.
Herring, Maker,'--all such being the genuine
(Wilder's Patent) SaIamander, or Herring's Inn
proved Patent Champion Safe, which received the
medal at the Great Worlds Fair, and which have
never failed to preserve the contents in case 70
fire. Purchasers can select from the largest as
sortment in the world by calling AT the sale rooms
Of SlLAS G.. HERRING,
1876, 1877, and 80 Water cor of Pine SITS.
N. B.-Chilled iron safes, with powder proof
locks manufactured expressly for banks, jewellers
brokers and others requiring security from rogues.
Bank vault doors on hand and made TO order -
All the most celebrated locks for sale at manufac.
turer's prices. Second hand safes for sale al less
than half price.
Agent for Herrings Safes.
JOHN FARREL, Philadelphia, Pa.
Fah
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-19
FIRST ARRIVAL OF THE SEASON.
HEAD QUARTERS


THE MAMMOTH STOCK is daily arriv-
II ing, and the old Regulat or is moving off with
flying colors; the extra two rods which we have
just added TO our Store Room, is creating immense
excitement among the entire community, and the
rush lie beyond precedent. Every bodT goes TO
Head Quarters, and should the whole country con-
tnue TO do all their business with the Thirteen
Rod Establishment, as they have done for the
past four weeks, we shall be obliged to bridge the
SNI OK X Ell OU $ Il
md the River, open our doors on the east bank,
establish a Telegraph Office IN the rear. and sell
Goods by lightning
That beautiful clean Sugar, twenty pounds for
,ne dollar; Coffee at ten cents and Nails FIVE
dollars per barrel, is what
Troubles this Old Line o. nightsi
II is, however, generally understood that the last
meeting OF this Old Combination broke up in a
row, there being ditfereLce of opinion as to who
should be the fighting cock the coming year;
those immese bumps, with the Smoke House at.
ached, claimed the stand, while another party
laid in their claim, the ground OF having added
a new Ice Cream Saloon up stairs; as they could
not agree, this old Thirteen Rod Establishment
agrees to settle the hash by giving the whole COM
bination
HAIL COLUM BIA!
from mast head down. Look out for ripper this
Fall We shall, however, hope to sort up our
eighbors, in the way Of small articles, as usual
and pay them Cash for all kinds Of Produce
the same as Farmers.
o. L. MINIS s. co.
Fremont, Sept. Sd. SO.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-19

ThaI by agreement IN writing betWeen saIt
Joh w. Allen Of rue part, and said Lord and
McCurdy Of the other part, said land was TO be
reconveyed to plaintiff upon payment ofthe sums
advanced. That said Stephen Lord died leav
ing said Sarah Ann Lord his widow. who is also
administrators of said deceased died leaving
children whose names aud places Of residence
are unknown TO plaintiff The petition alleges
that all the money, the repayment Of which was
secured by said deed aud agreement has been
repaid to said McCurdy, and Lord in his lifetime
aud 10 his said administrators since his death,
And petitions also for reconveyance Of said land,
TO peiioner: and that his title thereto be granted.
And the Defendants are notified TO appear in
said Court, and answer said petition on or be.
fore the hrst day OF June, next, or judgment will
be entered against them. on default.
BUCKLAND & EVERETT Ah'ys. for
Plaptf (A-7 9ml
April Sd, 1854.