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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-07

~ The "MorHERsr BRkAsr CLOTHS" eea.Id.rins
the limited used bring them public not0rsy have
met With success unparalleled In the history Of remedies
The Introduction Of them public attention. developed
fact vheh truly SranEhs et that they destined 10
supply remedy which viii relieve sansrns intense sro
n.ng sinerinE than single remedy known among men
suderrg which hsy prevent which
no elias, ., condition ~ sway 70 q. vide the EObe
II know and attested.
These cloths have attained celebrity Throughout vrrns
and some OF The Southern staes vht hrh
tesumoniAs 10 hr value to
hnnre In single Instance 70 give entire sasfAetion
remittance Of eioo accompanied By ~ cents worth or
po,Ase stamps yin secure the prompt By mali Of
They are for sale exclusively By
ADlE d GRAY, Wholesale and Retain A..,,.
Iel lT Main street, Richmond, Virrinis
Them would DO esteemed great favor thsse
Cloths would maize known the estimate place upon them
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-07

wh:...Prp. white selling At o. 80 AMI red S5 which u
HTsTKR WHITE, oOumission Merchants,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-07

NOTICE-A persons having against the e,ta.. ~
the late Dr. Richard W. Royiter Of n In his indi-
NduA character and not OF the the
net Spring. are requested delay to Mo-,
HOWARD Es2 OF Midlothian in Cheeraed bs
examined and settled as SION posb aud
his estate In like requested to make 10
the sane Who attorney for me 10 this behalf
te'-cNW 3. ROYSrER Exrsu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-07

NJ, Runaway. on The 2fd.y September is,t.
my man BOB sometimes called Brown Hob N. n,aos
man about ~ or 30 old feet Ave or .I
nHn would think not having him. hs, ,er
on one OF nus eheefs caused by the knife when ch
i.e pigeon ,oed He and learn hsi
LOT oa,eme past map Of the Unitcd from =. g..
ne I'm I'm n mU,. t,J hs making hi, state
ne name OF Bin Guynn, the isrro Henri a. nm
no thinks his 10 10 s.t a, d.
eAte Boo boot aud shoe trade and 4. A..
man vel avery polite we'll behaved White psr,oas
IAthst hovy and generally good r
TOT iss VI. CIV. sio1 for the and con-
81. s 81 300 N 'a 80 that get him again, over 90
hs place. SIS
and delivered to me or lodged In Jail get him again p
ANNA N. MOON,
so,rrs,u,, ,n.., O., BY JSo. d. mon, Ja
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-07

TEMPERANCE rHr CAriroL.-Last Wednesday the
testo,sers Of Washington, d. c., held meeting,
and passed resolutions calling upon the City Councils
carry Into effect the of the year 1885, against issuing
licenses sell liquor after the LIST Of next November
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-07

GDlNIDEND.-The Board Of Director, of the RIohmo5d
Ere association have declared dividend Five per cent
on the stock thereof for the month,
payable ~ the once on and after Monday ih OF
september 1874 By order Of the Board OF Directors
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-07
METROPOLITAN HALL
TnURsDAY EVENING, Sur. I'm.

NIGHTINGALE OPERA TROUPEt
PRONOUNCED
"a CONSTELLATION STAR COMPANY -a
kMDRAClN0
TWELVE SOLO PERFORMERS
Including the Prise Jig Dancer,
And the Maehiess Ballad Singer.
MASTER ADAMSI
for week. - >N"''ANe 'nsH soi.
.ss Admission 70 cents Jso. t. FORD.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-07
scorrsruIr, Albemarle Go, Sept. T-s-,

VALUAnLE LAND FOR SALE.-rhr subscriber
~ oners Tor sale valuable Land called WAN
yng In tn. county OF Amelia mile Of wy.n
ok stauon on the Richmond Danvie Railroad and n
snf me land, Of Ihon.. wor,ham Pohsr other.
wac, eenn, about 100 acres 2o Of which
growth ~ OF nat land 800 cleared art and
balance In pines suitable Tor cord be ,os
rendy upon the line OF the Raj mo m an
f b me land I'M, trae; peculiarly adapted growth
OF ae eest 10 the county for that The dwelling Is large
one containing nine With
ehn OF apples and PeAches good garden, nne water
AdoEins the yard and springs parts Of
Ae' Anu All necessary out houses, such stables
or eaLyns on farming on large scale deem further de,
vie~ the premises before doing N>N
FOR further information address h. TRUEUrkFr
ssI-cln J,t,r,yIIIs N .,.,i'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-07

FALL TRADE, 1904.
GtHRISTIAN q LATTHOP, No. 90 Main street, now
receiving supply OF Pail Dry doods, 20 which they
the attention Of and the public generally
will be found the newest styles Of French
h scooh, German and other PoeEn Fabries together Win
full assortment Of Dom este Goods. .--.-. $3.50
sec CHR18TIAN a LATHROP
UINEGAR.Ilssf Wight pure Apple Vinegar, warranted
virginia superior quality 70 lots % sui, Pursbs,,r
Ror b. RAWLINGS a MILLER,
sss Corner Pssrl and Gary streets.
UyINE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., and other iavoTits
N maFts warranted pure, for sale b.
suiT WINSTON POWERS.
ii -oTERRiay oR0sHVD AND PoWpEREp SUGAR, for sale
A1 n sKINBER, Carr ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-07

"Iu the London money market during the week, there
has great irmns and the chief subject Of attention
has been tho introduction Of the Turkish loan which has
met with most animated reception. The proposals. which
wero 10 the effect stated In previous letter. namely Tor
900 in per cent stock at 80. with further Ia
Of additional 81 900. 900 month hsace on tho
same tsrms and ultimate issue Of Sc 900 900 In
tho course Of Ave mouths but under IS, pub
shed the day before yesterday Transactions Immediate
y took place In the scrip at premium, aud whsn Il
known that the responsible applications for Il the
extent Of three four times the be issued
dy Improvement continued until II was sold high 4
reaction then took place Ia but last price
day was and the market appears arm Tho agents In
London Baron Godsmid and Mr.. Horsey Palmer"
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-12-08

PosT-MAsTER GENERAL REroRr.-The
Post Master General recommends system
Of registration of valuble letters, such to
be sent under special post bill, and five
cents additional postage to be charged for
registration. y system Of checks for the
detection to missing letters and mail rob-
berries is also suggested. The Post Master
General compliments highly the Collins
line o. steamers; but thinks the present pay
too high. He advises the Government:
to exercise their right to purchase the Cal
liornla Mail Cos Ships, and abrogate their
contract, unless the contractors will give
weekly service for the present contract
price.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-12-08
A WORD OF ADyICE-If Won have

a WORD OF ADVICE.-lf you have 10
:DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR in your house.
don't 60 to sleep till you procure some. You
will find it disagreeablc thing to suffer from a
Burn, Scald, Bruise, Pain in bowels, Cramp,
Rheumatism, &C., until some person is sent to
the store to buy ii. Do not wait until the enc
my attacks you before yon prepare your weap-
ons to resist him. Price 25c ce is per box. For
sale by all the Druggists and medicine dealers
in the United States. C. V. Clckever & Co..
Proprieto s, New York. Nov. 10 '543m.
WORMS! WORMS! WORMS !!!-Moth-
ers! do not fail to use DALLEY's PAIN ExTRAc-
TOR for Worms! You will bo astonished at its
wonderful effects in destroying these fruitful
sources of disease and death, Price 25 cents
per box. For sale by all the Druggists and
medicine dealers in the United States ".
Ciickcver Co., Proprietors, New York.
Noy IN 'hi2n,
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-12-08
Re- Positively MEAN.-Occasional

EE"PosITIvELY MEAN.-Occasionally
we receive information from q POSTMASTER
notifying us that some delinquent subscri
Der has "refused" to take his paper out O
the office. We can't object to subscribers
refusing to take the paper, but we do Sc.
riously object to their ordering it to be dis
continued without paying for the time
they have been receiving it. We do moi
regard the man that is Intentionally guilty o.
it, as any too good to steal If subscri
Der does not wish to continue his paper
let him settle up and order it stopped, and
not let it run on for months, and at last
sneakingly defraud the printer of his hare
earnings. We have a few individuals il
our eye, who, if not heard from soon
will find themselves made notorious with
out requesting it.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-12-08

GS~ 1t is said that there are Know
Nothings enough in the Florida Lcgisla-
turc to hold the balance Of power. II
that is the case, Yulec will have but q
small chance of getting into the Senate,
'as Morton's SUCCESSOR he being of for
.eign birth.
Speaking of "Know Nothings," the
Sandusky Register says MIR. James II.
Smith has been removal from his office OF
Mail Agent on the Sandusky, Mansfield
u Newark Railroad on suspicion Of hay.
ing joined the Know Nothings. His sue
cassor is Mr.. Brook Of Newark. 1t is but
justice to Nj. Smith to say that in t!1l
discharge OF his Official duties he has WOE
many friends Ivy his faithi~lness an,, II,
bana department, and no whisper Of dis,
>eJi}lA:llon with his official coarse .ia>
hecN heard. /. il. Uyuctal Uampboil il
e~ilenily jealous Of the rising honors Of
his associates in the administration.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-12-08


IMPORTANT TO ALL.-DaIley's Mupica
Pain Extractor will subclue the pain and intiam-
otlon from the scvcrcst burns or scalls. in from
enc to twenty minutes, aud that it will lea. the
wounds without scar, acd ctiectually cure Fc
vor Sores, Piles, salt Rhcum, lnhamatorv
rheumatism, Sore and lntlamed Ewes. Cuts.
Wounds, bruises, Old and luvetcratc Sores.
Scald Head, Corns and Eunions, Erysjpelss
Sarans, Swellings, Felons, Chailblains. Bites of
insects, Swcllcd and Broken Breast, Sore Mn
pies, EruptienS, and all other inAamatory and
cautancous diseas es, whclo tho parts affected
can be reached.
Warrentcd to give satisfaction, and we are
authorized to refer to the following gentlemen
concerning the extraordinary qualities of the
Pain Extractor: DR.. Valentine Mott, New York:
Dr.. Reed, Rochester N. Y; DR.. Eastman.
Zancsville, O.; Br. J. S. Canon, Cincinnati, O.:
Fhurlow Weed, Esq, Gen. Van Rensselaer, and
DR.. sprague, Albany; and Warren Jenkins, Co.
lumbus.
Call on the agent and get pamphlet gratis.
Price 20 cents per box. G. V.Clickever & Co.,
81 Barclay street, New York. proprietor For
srle by all Druggists and medicine dealers.
Nov 10, '5i3m
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-12-08

REroaTs " WAR ASD SAvr SEcnrr,.
mEs.-The annual Iepoit Of ths Secretary
OF the Navy recommsals an increase Of
seamen. nn Secretary declares the Dsrirn
sbip e anal route imprattieable says h.
could not reprove HolIins Cor his conduct
at Greytoun AMI compliments Com
modOrc Perry for his successes at Japan.
He would not increase the list Of dismissed
officers, but would creite a retired list for
intm ones. discharge the Inefficient and
regulate promotions 20 some degree by
merit instead of seniority. He would
make moral or physical inaieuuacy dis
qualify for promtior. Experience, he
says. justifes the abrogation of logging.
but that a substitute is required He pro-
poses the indefinite decrease OF marins
corps; recommends marine barracks and
railway at San Francisco; and compi.
.ments Lieut.. Murray'S achievements.
The Secretary of War reports ths actu-
al strength of the army at l0,745; author
iSei strength l4,2l6; cnlistmcnts are fast
filling up the deficiency: better luck is
hoped for next year in the removal of the
Scminoles; the military force on the from
tiers must be increased; recommends again
camelS and dromcdaries for military pur-
poses; wishes widows and orphans of army
officers placed on an equality with those of
navy officers: purposes nine Brigadier Gen.
erals, being an sddition of three; advo.
Gates merit for the criterian for promo
tionS; and recommends Protessorships of
Ethics in English studies at the Military
Academy.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-12-08

Ey~The Baltimore American Of Mon
day last, says there is better feeling in the
money market than has existed for some
weeks. The Banks are now discountine
with more freedom.
The New York Journal of Commerce
says there will be very naked decrease
in the amount Of goods imported this
year, in comparison with any former
years, as many orders for goods have been
countermanded. We will, therefore,
have less demand for the export OF
our native gold, and we may look for an
almost total cessation Of specie shipments.
The New York Courier & Enquirer
says, that the new year, 1855, will open
tlavorably and continue SO, we think can
be demonstrated, and this change may be
attributable to combination Of circum-
stances, 1t will be remarked that sterling
bills in this market have suddenly fallen
from % tool bankers signatures. This
lis a significant point. No specie can
be shipped eproftably to- Euglaad1 Or on
the Conlinents while unexceptionable bills
can be had at fraction under 81.
r slHt. ID + % .ft s-h D.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-12-08

EyTo OUR PATRoSS.-We are hard
up, positively. We have large amounts
due us, and it would be most acceptable
just now. Paper and ink must be paid
for, and we havn't got the whorcwith.
All that have had the Adputiscr, one year,
and don't remember paying for it, will
please do SO. Those at distance can en-
close the amount at our risk. We dis
like dunning, but can't help it. If you
don't like it, pay up, and there'll be no
necessity for it in the future.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-12-08


allusiOn 70 the Nebraska lin. We have
awaited its appearance. with anxiety for
sOms time, expecting to be convinced
that the pet measure Of the Administra-
ton Aaa soine good nature, but he dodg-
es it. eOn,Plc,ely- Greytown. Japan. the
Reciprocity TTeaiy. ete.. reeeivei due at
tention-wby should the Nebraska bill be
passed over in silence Ii was an Ad-
minis;ration measure-the test Of Dcmoc.
racy, n short time since. why does not
The President defend the principle, and
applaud its supporters, now? 1t looks
queer.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-12-08

Tho expenditures OF ,l.c year cuding
July Both, 1884, a'Aontcd to Tt2,IlU..
0OI. The gross receipts during the -ame
year amounted 10 80, JJ3,3c9, exhibiting
an expenditure over the income Of 81
100, III, and a diminution Of the dcfcen-
cy as compared with last year of S36l,-
1876. The increase Of the revenue to this
department for the year ending June Both.
1854, over the preceding year was 800
399. No proportional increase, however,
can be anticipated for the current year, in
consequence of the act of Congress of
June 23d, 1854, providing for increased
compensation to all Postmasters. From
these statements it is apparent that the
Post Office department, instead of de-
traying its expenses, according to the de-
sign of its creation, is now, and under cx-
isting laws must continue to be to no small
extent, charge on the general treasury.
The cost Of mail transportation during
the year ending June 80, 1854, exceeds
the cost of the preceding year by $49,-
574.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-12-08
PUBLIC LANDS.

I During the last fiscal year, 70, ,935 acres
Of the public lands have been surveyed,
and S,l9O,O17 acres brought into market.
The number of acres sold is 7,035, 700,
and the amount received therefor is So
0S0, ,533.
The aggregate amount of land sold and
located under military script and lard
warrants, selected as swamp land by
States, and by locating under grants for
roads, is upwards Of 23,000,O00 acres.
The increase of lands sold over the pre-
vlous year, is about G,O00, 900 acres, and
the sales during the first quarter of the
current year present the extraordinary re-
suit Of five and half millions of acres
sold, exceeding nearly four millions Of
acres the sales Of the corresponding quar-
ter OF last year, thus increasing to an ex-
tent unparalleled during any like period
in our past history.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-12-08
F,s ED

At the residence Of Mr.. Richard Brewer. Of
this place, after prot~nctcd illness of lhree
weeks, on the 2lst day of >ov. last, Mrs. ST.
SAN BREWER, aged 10 years, mont hs and 6
days.
On the jth Dec inst, at | o'cloct A NJ
at the residence Of Nr. c. Idler. in lntlianopo-
lis, Ia, Mrs. ELIZABETH IDLER, aged e
years The deceased was formerlya resident OF
ibis place, and Was brought here for interment.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-12-08

ES-We direct attention to the adver.
tisemcnt of Mason & MCiUIRE, in an
other column. The Plymouth Foundry
always did large business, and the as
sociation of Mr.. McGUIRE, with the form
Ier energetic proprietor, cannot but largely
increase it. He is gentleman of un.
doubted business talent, and energy. We
wish them all success.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-12-08

ITSIGHr-S r-SIxGISG.-Mr. F. a. Noble,
Of Boston, gave two lectures on Day d
Beale's New System of Musical Nota-
tion, on Thursday and Friday evenings oi
last week, to large audiences. Mr., n. de-
monstrated satisfactorily, the superiority
of the new system over the old. and
showed that a thorough knowledge Of
the principles of music might be obtained
in few weeks, instead Of years. 1t is
his intention, we believe. to establish class
les in the different villages about us. We
commend him to the favorable notice oi
the musical public, as a thorough music
ian, an excellent teacher, aud gentleman
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-12-08
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS,

1t was my intention to present on this
occasion some suggestions regarding In.
ternal improvements by the General Gov
eminent, which want of time at the close
of the last session, prevented my submit.
ting on the return to the House of Rep
resentativcs, with objections, the bill enti-
tied can act making appropriations 70,
the preservation and completion of GER
tain Public Works heretofore CONNER ccd
under authority Of law" but the space in
this communication, already occupied
with other matter of immediate public
exigency. constrains me to reserve that
subject fot Special Message, which will
be transmitted to the two houses of Con-
gress at au early day. g,.....,sy
The Message concludes by reminding
Congress of the solemn duties they have
to perform, and invokcs the blessings Q
the Almighty upon. their labors,ll ~,l
The Message, all in all. may sbe con
sidered avery goodeone, so far as it goes,
We were disappointed in not finding any
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-12-08

EE"SAD ACCIDENTAL son of Mr..
STACK, of Bloominggrove tp., Richland
Co., met his death in a horrible manner, on
Friday, the 1st inst. Mr.. Stack and son
were rolling logs on truck wagon-a log
slipped, and rolled upon the boy, killing
him instantly. He was about lG years of
age.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-12-08
THE JUDICIARY,

The Judicial establishment of the Unit
ed States requires modification and GER
tam reforms in the manner of conducting
the legal business of the Government are
also much needed. As / have addressed
you upon both of these subjects at length,
before, have only to call your attention
to the suggestions there made.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-12-08

NOTICE.
NOTICE.
a THE subscriber desiring to re- IA
Hsaa5 move from his present nlace of E###f

iNS lSEs
a THE subscriber desiring to re- IA
H==aa== move from his present place of E=aagf
-&=A-lresidence, offers his property forIE1=l
sale, situate in the village of DE KALB, Craw-
ford County, Ohio. The property consists of q
small Barn and Carriage House, Milk-House,
Smoke-flouse; Cistcrn and an excellent Well
OF ncver-failing water-together with variety
OF Fruit Trees, viz: Apples, Peaches, Plumbs,
Cherries, Ounces, Grapes, Currants, &c. The
whole is arranged for convenience and comfort.
The village is located in the heart of an excel
lent farming community and would be desira-
bic location for mechanic, such rs the commu-
nifty needs. Any person wishing to purchase
such property, will do wellto call on the SUBJ
scriber, soon. q 'rsal.i J. GROUSE q
De kalb, Crawford Co., Ohio, Nov. "a 1854
lmdcpcndens or Free i3iln hi ne,
TNHE subscribers having entire confidence in
L the soundness of the Free Stock Banks of
Ohio, wishes it understood that he will take the
bills Of any Of them, at par for anything ho
has to sell, or any debts coming to him, for tho
next 80 days. no matter whether they fail or
mot, stsasri f.G, -.a D. uOORNBEEK.
I, Nov. 10th. 1854. -..t.
- 4 n u.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-12-08

where human lie has teen Tecklcssly sac.
riicei and The blood Of the innocent made
prOfrsely TO mingle with that OF the guilty,
oUR ESASciAL CONDITION.
The amount Of the revenue dnring the
last year. from all sources, was S7s,54a..
lO5; and that the public expenditunss COT
the same period. exclusive of payments on
account Of ,he public debt, amount 70
$50. 0.01S,249. ~, 81
During the same period the payments
made in redemption Of the public debt, in.
elusive Of interest and premiums, amour
ted TO S24, 1876. $50.
To the sum total of the receipts Of the
is to be added a balance remaining in the
Treasury at the commencement Amounting
S2l, ,94I, S92 and at the close of the same
year, a corresponding balance, amounting
10 S2l ,3I3,6IO-of receipts above expcn-
ditures, also rcmainining in the Treasury
Although in the opinion OF the Secrr-
tary of the Treasury, the receipts of the
current fiscal year are not likely to exceed
in amount those Of the last, yet they will
undoubtedly exceed the amount of ex.
penSes at least SIS, GOO, 600. Tshall, there.
fore, continue 20 direct that the surplus
revenue be applied, so far as it can be iu-
diciously and economically done, to the
reduction of the public debt, the amount
/ OF which at the commencement of the last
fiscal year, was SCI, ,340,62S: of which
there had been paid. on the 18th Nov
1854. the sum of SD, ,3G5, l72, leaving a
balance of outstanding public debt of OH
! ly 81, ,9I5 ,456, redeemable at different
periods within II years. There are also
remnants Of other Government stocks,
most of which arc already due and on
which the interest has ceased, but which
have not vet been presented for payment,
amounting to $233, l79,
TIE ARMY AND NAVY.
An increase Of the military force is re-
commended, as our present disposable force
is entirely inadequate for the protection Of
our frontier settlements against the invas-
ion of predatory bands of Indians.
The law passed at the last session Of
Congress increasing the pay of the rank
and file of the army has had a beneficial
effect, not only in facilitating cnlistments
but in securing a better class of men, and
it is regretted that corresponding consil-
erations was not bestowed on the officers.
whose compensation is too small in view
OF their services and expenses.
Certain measures for the discipline and
general imp. ovement in the character Of
the seamen, and for the reorganization
and gradual incle lse of the navy, are de-
desired worthy of the favorable considcra-
ton of Congress.
SECURITY OF LIFE on THE OCEAN.
In view Of the many accidents and great
loss of life which have occurred at sea re-
Gently, it is recommended to Congress to
Seriousl Y consider whether revision Of
our present laws for the maintainance Of
discipline at sea, also some additional
laws, would not result in greater security tc
life and property ON the ocean,
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-12-08
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed Executor Of the estate
Of Susan Brewer, deceased Of plymouth, Rich
iand County, q. AS Executor, he would offer
for sale the House and Lot lately owned and
occupied by the deceased, in said village, ON
T'uX street, Let No. So. Terms sale easy.
RICHARD BREWER, Ex'r.
DlNmnnth Ncr s lSG.;.tt