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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-09-22
Turks Island Salt
lr sale by BARRETT A son.

Boots and Shoes
FI'HE subscriber would inf, the public, that he
J. has recently opened new
Boot d Shoe.store
IN the building formerly occupied by Bapctt 4 Son,
one door west Of Washington Hall, on West Street
where he will manufacture and Keep constantly on
hand ever variety aud style Of Bodts and Shoes at
WHOLESALE a. RETAIL.
No pains will be spared 10 meet the wants Of the
community by keeping ON hand the largest and most
fashionable assortment, Of the bostquay and at the
lowest prices.
ALL KINDS OF LEATHER
Tor sale al " Wholesale aud retail.
GEORGE GRAVES.
Ratand, Sept. -, 1859.
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Cabinet Furniture and Chain

HpHtoea's Bsa.baR, hsSa Of HsshiagfOH-st.
MOSES CURTIS . now offering a large and yen
wi era assortment Of sofas, Center, Gard, Common
Ahd Extension Dining Tables, Mahogany, Black
walnut, Cane seat and common CHAIR, bureaus
Bedstcais, Hat Stands, Chamber sets, ee. also
hair, palln-leaf and husk Mattresses, spring Beds
Looking glasses, Clocks Picture innes WoTk boxes,
portable Desks, aee.
keadB Made Cegias Of all sizes and descriptions
Mahogany tnfins furnished 10 order Dn shnu notice.
Having parehssed New and Rich Goods fr,n Tho
best manufacturer. cash prices he would invite the
attention 81 tbe public To tho inspection Of the
Rutland, Feb. -, lh.l3. 7-u
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AND CASTOR OIL,
breuiiiyins, Restoring,
Imhtllhhirs and Curling
'rIr1I HAIR.
'I'ur ,uas- q ha-raap 49, cssts ~ ~ -
l ssli kHnNa that ftff tsglifr o." eieaii tin-. p
80 i~H ~ ths ua.sf ro,nalaa afielei in naO ttel
tefr ri.nihnsg ~ sish lfir ana inifrtis go
rcsi. ifstl thr unii tesil~ "a Assfftrs,
AaA invunstis eauanisi,
isi--Tetafi ~ hair ttsafiriiiy.
pl- Ta rrlo..tt 5aAafun snrstssif.
Adv ruslute ,he hab " Aaia horde,
fii--ra ave ~ uait tau > i,iA dait riaf
siiiafs ffsfeHi fis hsH ~ htlnf eii, 81 gfsk-f.
fii.--to rt,e " y hiaset- e.autinl sltrsfHret.
ith--tu hssv ~ irlufiaua sfrfts 90 Ne hsif
tih-- Nn rrrVroi u.s hru ipiH failintuu
Mh-1o cure AZ esstf a. ihs sfsir
llih- fufuru thyutaft hradastes.
trt-ia drrss fslss tslr tlrgsttN.
fasn-Iis o. be- ifiais h. fhiiarun- hsn
SCIENTIFIC FNtnINsfa We tate pirssi,rc ih
srfeirns O.. ~. efahi ,fsssfrai iastls rrirtaird
d.,sdnsls hsan,s, nrsnais, rtfssna. ksnc, rrtu-t
uushfif. 81 have sftlrn 80 fhs snlirft
~ Y. ANnE, .. ". = .i-N D. IT iig Nsicsi, =
Mni rfni~s-.i II Ctenisiis 10 the Royal loifufinn
Ut GfrEi uuiain. and - fhs NateflA Modes O. ne
Ai-thesancs' "a and taitnf II the fntiish nHti4i.
at - Srrcnec, li.fstufc AID Afi, ssys o." htssnia
" u an admirable ftimnlaui, abd viii rfHniuie tir
lr,vih ~ the hair And The hrHasche cast .
90, l. valuable es ~ u~utifhiue sud .tfrhFiielirE
rnprrtics, and whrn these are pfticfls riIfialrd,
Tee in uil and gfcase and the ujuriuis prqafties
81 .1sssei md sfffs. o. Invaluable 'emrd, 49, All
dseAses ~ the hair aud scalp, rendering 10 The hsif
roii aud itch appearance"
sHchis Nj. sfAInING's article
sold By Pond a Morse, Ratlhnd &. !. CHso, hrsn
daH e. &. Nichels. Csstletou Robbins, Holden A
ca. Cuuins-viie. 2ini3
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DERSoNS indebted Ia the subscriber, necd not be
l disappointed at being called upon by the Sheriff
after the hrst Of June next, unless paid before.
o. l.. ROBBINS.
Rutland, May 9Th, 1854. 2otf
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BOOKS, STATIONERY,
Fancy A-rtiC1os,

in lot. ron $3.50 10 siO01 WORTH each customer se-
lecting such he may desire A. They wish close
IL o before the first day Of Soptruihef u i Be sold
KdLoat rsyard to cost TERMS CASH.
show Cases, Counters, Desks, Sc. also
f,f sale.
Country merchants wishing 10 Teplenish their
siprk for iall trade will lnd THIS excellent oppnriu-
nty For further particulars address Box POS T.. o.,
llaufufd. Conn. gy,Al
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ALBANY AGRlcuLTuRAi. woRKs
na,.h.nst M So lsla.,-

ruTNs a fft s.tf Hesassslass-s ~ ii.ffsss
sststs1tf|t ratsrf aretfs-s HIfst r.sstt sna owes
$50 IHlssiaaf ssTsilsss $50 ff5.fsisri Az. llun
ffailsfaas IT. sfH NeIafssIs ~ NsfaH arnisss 10
tfsSifiasti fisat 80 tttIisssfftf tfihf isirsf
sef ssFsatfE AitItt srtaei osalffl sFaIs
rte t.issa 81 go. sef flasff Hsfas, 80 fssia.
tsft EgH msslSlss tad reiss tsaus. AZ saa VI
iifaafe 20 Alasff. ~
nENEY o. LNGAN JANIS rruriiI u
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.TIrousI, Tickets

Can be procured of the Agent. Ut the Line, East Of
Buffalo, and At the ohce, ". G. r. r. Wharf, Buffalo.
Passengers wishing 10 60 through By railroad iron,
Buialo have tickets exchanged by paying the diff
ference IA fare. CHARLES T.. NOBLE,
Burdn, le.,i. Gsasrd -3gsaf, BBgaia.
W, II, HAGADOItN, .7grHf, Rsflaad, 36tf
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MATRIMONY,

MATRIMONY,
EDICAL THEAT1st
o. rHs
Physiological piev Of .bfr9
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~ PAGES, Aad ia1 ZINE fLtiA t'H
ned iAihngraphs aud Plate.
PRICE TWENTY FIVE CIV
seat Pee ~ piaaiAgs h. hnJ part 90
4 fnEArETT i..s.t ever Pahiifhrii 20 -. -.
t}uesdy huHhis the qualify ei frii'at
my II fA, nliJ trui ~ didisf laihiifalian' al
II treats 81 tho lhysiaiefJ - msffAf -
ffri inhruiiins GOD disof1sfs q lpniA p. -
fssuifihF from esrc-fes Nhlfh aefff 1.
aud mental pos ere. aM dissaasH efiaihf = T. ~
noE, with plss and siHlpis rlirs NfA - ~
iiiias eAh eafs themselves sitlnni r.fi,. II
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Iaziiiissflenr ang fl,slf ffiHrdisa ~ 49,,
ffsFba, iliurnaiinK ibs sasicff 80 -. :
fisoasss ~ The reproductive ufgshf a 49, -
ifuriifcs, uses shd farsisaas- - go. -. d
islfiani hlnts o. fis.ass renisuilsiisa -. :
sai ossfseiHe fhs Dhjssiiuts rFsinii %. -.
fssf, siiauid take fhn ifarsuati ~ -. 3
haDsuitlnT ifs page Il Hasis a ~
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Eheinsf iirlf sasfF sfr pfaf~fif ne'fi 4. \
whom ihfY eaipioy Sad thus Ftli4 = ~. -.
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isIfe az adFaHfars a ialniaf tN-'
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finasness aHd Lliabzsf. Dr. n tf-i 80
lasiiilud alys.a4sn, sni - CO. lssi ~ y. 2
irra asli5 ssasiiifsq nI-sa a. aiasis.a y. i =
. hifh iiis hssis firals. grnenaiy 80 e. 2
Aey iffsnn eehdinT 20 fenis lu -
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4. N. a W. n. STRONG,
impotisTs sud Iuhhcr-, Braa5way, Albany
n. STRONG. W. n. srRONG. IL. STRONG
NEW STORE AND STOCK.
u. ncMICuEL q CO.,
.Jobbers Il Retailers Of
Foreign a. home site Dry Goods,
Hl a. Broadway. euf, VI DIVISION r. Albany.
LARGE STOCK ~ CARPETS 4 on. Cloths
Our Wholesale department occupies three large
and sgariun4 nDsrs IN the same baiidinR entirely
separate fnsin retail department WoT.speetiuliy
toitcif m iusprrffgn ~ our Store sod suck.
Il. MrNiaHAEI.J. ". McMICHAEI- II. GORDON
CLOTHING.
X. G. D.3JLS & co.
Manufacturer. Of, and Wholesale Dealers In
X + A DY MADE LOTHING,
Importer and Joissrr- II CinIhs, csssincres, Vest
ngs and Trimmings. large assortment ui hno
snd medium, low priced 'inth,ar, constantly Ca
haud, and tf sale The inf,-i liberal terms. Mer.
chants are invited 10 call aud esaBune stock.
No. Sana Esosange. Albany.
WHOLES.1LE CLOTHING HOUSE.
The undersigned are now manufacturing aud Of
lsiinE en- extensive VARIETY Of Ready Made
Claiming at Wholesaic, Or the winter and
-iiuHR trade, l,eaots IN thtur, and Country MGR
chants generally invited 81 call aud examine our
',efa embracing complete aud desirable assortment
81 Mems aud Hogs Clothing. Fnces and
terms a. favorable a. AZ any house ia New York ~
npsioa-
UICKES & COMPANY,
- Bfoadway, 4ih dsof south OF Hudson st., Albany.
THIS EsiaslishmeHt is exclusively wholesale.
CROcKERY &C.
vASBEusEN a CHARLES,
CHINA DEPOT
Nos. ~ and "a, State ST., albany, ". Y.
ftnp3fisr., wholesale aud Retail dealer. In China
Gla-s sad Eauiicrn Ware, Britannia Ware, Lacking
tlAssss, rt"ne Ware, prFsisi's Ware, CandcIasrss,
.iFandnles' tamphene, and oil Lamps Of the ysrous
kinds. DJ-SAs rlNruREs
MoNrEATH BADGLEy,
HHOLES7LE GROCERS.
AZ
Oiis OF all kinas, Tar, Pitch, nosin,
Uskom Ac.
~ Qaay ~, COZ. Exchange, Albany.
fETER MoNTEATH JOSEPH u. BADGLry
WAIT a. ooArro
Nos $50 and 36i Broad,oay, albany,
~HslrsAis ntALsts "a
Groceries, Teas, Coffee, sugar, MaIssses,
spics., Foreign Fruits, Nuts, &c.,
HAVANA ssgsrs, "f sWpe-
1ior quality, sps rim, So
lar, Whale, and
olive Oils.
WILSON a GRfNwooD,
UHOLESiLE GROCERS,
No, STATE 81, (tth siefe shoye the Dpek,
ALBANY.
nISJ, WILSON. JOS. c. cRrNwooD.
REID & DAVIS,
Uhoiesafe Deaierstn
Foreign Liquors, wines, Cordiais. IIa- |
~a"a ssEar., Ae,, also, a superior
article Of Irish, scotch, aud
hsnonssh.IsM whisky.
No. STATE Stred, Albany, " y.
JAMES REID WILLIAM DAVIS. |
HAG ,MAN q COWELL.
Uhoicsdis aud Rsiaii Dealers IN
Fersru and I,.as-iis Ffsit.. o, .,sr.. clam, Ae,
;sl5 and '}G7 Broadway, Albany,
. HAGAnAS. WALTER cowEiI.
A. CHAPMAN,
wnoLEsALE DEALER ~
FISH, SALT, a COUNTRY PRODUCE,
No. and state street,
ALBANY.
boots A SHOES.
--------------
Gro A. wOLNERroS a co,
.Ndniafdofilrer aad UhoL,saI, U.,J,, "a
-. s,,a s,,...., A.. 49,. ~, 70
ssalsfs, shd }. rai'.aFs's Bosis
ass' and a1e Broadseay, .iil.rHy.
'" = "V :. ! hs NJ, ,.,,vo ThuNS.
JARED HOLT.
o. 3y,tgpD A. 1.g..n,,.., .,,,,.n
N-'Hh'n - CNL,
- ffads0a Ffftef .ib1ay.
's.sisaiil - hsAa, eAk aaa Hssnis,k solo I.saih
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Farmers !. Farmers /,

Farmers Farmers
fIIIOsE wishing 10 save MONEY and
i TIME, will lind At the new Brick Warehouse 81
BARRETT SON, any quantity Of Farming impie-
ments II the VERY BEST QUALITY, and al En-
TREMELY Low PRICES.
WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR
Dumas a Blahshariis Seythos, also, Tshs, Robin
sons, Perkins, MosHrs. Colby a CO., hiiiaris, Far
wells, and Ninsted hAn'L Go's soy TIikS. RnRrios,
SunTse, hnsgn a Co., and Lamsons and old
pafteTg sNAgHS.
WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR
Snnths Of Acssfs- fnst, BALL 4 thurrh, with " fn1st's
Patent Fastening" and Plate Socket snaihs, with
common nhgs Mtliard's, HaifholdsT's and Van OF
mans Hay and Manure f0rks iiorse DraE and Hand
kskes.
WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR
Grants Grain Cradles aud Planning Mile Ecythe
stoner II various SHES
WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR
the ccirhfatfJ tsHsTefe Sfythe kins, warranted 10
give Satisfaction. solid shank and spring steel Hoes,
Cat steel, Plated, fran and Rsiinpad rhDyss,
spadss. csTaen aad Fiofal liues ard RAkss, crass
rhfars nush lIaaks, aud Tree SeruPen.
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Clements Splsndid Line Of Steamers

TOT Tote on Lake
sud the Railroad irom Chicago 90 La sale and Fl.
Istpts, forming the most PERFECT and COMFORT
ABLE ROUTE IA ST. Lou lS--first Glass Steamers
turn q Daily Lane betwccn La Salie and 81 Louis.
fcy- This Route aii,fds 10 Travellers, either for
pleasure business, advantages not enjoyed by any
other. The Boats Of the liue the North Passage
less eapused Ia the stormy aud rougb weather
cldcbt trip by the South shore and are not sub
ect Ia any drentous that other lines hy going
o. Ports dsihruit Of entry. The picturesque beauty
and magnificent grandeur Of the DctnuJ River,
uyod from the noble Steamers of this Line, has
oqaaL The Railroad from Detroit 10 Chicago passes
through all the principal towns 81 Importance In Mich
igan--an advantage not enjoyed BY any other Route,
End that entities u 10 precedence over all uihcrs.
J1rHaggsee conveyed from the Cars 10 the Boat
FREE OF tn ARGE, hy delivering their Checks 60
the Agent On the Train, 1T the Depot. aud checked
through ON the Route.
RID W. WHITING l. Freight Agent for the
Line once on NJ. e. Il. r. Dock, bunain. Also Gen
rral forwsrder WIN forward Freight AZ any Kind,
in any dreotipn by any mode pf convey ance, at the
iowe-i rates, and with dispatch Marx Packages care
IN LII. usatT. L.
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C"'"'A'" '''l itALAspor.
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Slate Roofing.

AVE the undersigned, having made extensive AZ
w Engagements, announce Ia the public that We
huid Ourselves IN readiness Ia do work at this kind
aud hoing the most practical In this vicinity,
hope ~ seoufe liberal share OF public patronage.
Ali work warranted. tolnnunic atoms Promptly al.
tended Ia Also, The best al refcnros given
MILLER. PRESTON & co.
faithaveu, May !, 1854. l9yi.
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How to avoid warm weather /!

HHO" 70 UN0Ht1 w 1kE III w O1tEKCE .
go TO g. ~. COLE a. CO., No. I Mer-
VI chants Row, and buy a PARASOI. and
fAN, where may be found large assortment IL The
nipr' desirabie patterns, and prices ioH than Else
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Crockery /!

A l-.fff AAsofinleut, oousisfins 10 pan q f.iis
a IhL BAND TIA sETs, rt4no Gina Do, 40
80 60 sha e''iaison ware u IN kipss ~ ne la,s
~ iA@iAHi iftfes- Gro. H. COLE a co.
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sI5.ss per hog

computation resfecs accuracy is not pro.
ivn4sa ,i.saeh Il cannot be far from tho
true resaii. Tho cora Al !. 90 per bnsh.
81 loolades tho Gus; Of grinding and
transport 10 nall Ihrce miles and back
the labor q iesdias aiA FEEDING aaI
Asser'as the yard Supplied !. rot too
high. neither is the iniervs. nor "a the
siDouni q corn consumed. though a,
fret 4 might sec'm that the COS, 81 the
1000 ihs Of forl Is too high. and ea.
oeei. the ras'kss value by $1,000 10,
'aA'as INTO Accooat he nanure. aad had
there eosa poihine sa'lcd 10 il,e yard 30
As 10 esi The benefit d the wofk IL The
s~ins 4 soali hare come ous Al,osa
e'en' Bai decided advantage ard
i'FOhi 10 realized by this eoonosaieAl uay
q naakias saaAarr. AID have long
heca q tie opinioa that pork mailing
Ia Ne~ England sl,o,s The wants ofihe 4
farmers iahle Is hss pnOEiab,e anlsss /
oennecied With an eooaomieal me,lsc.l
q 'aanare making. The labor u al.
'l'ns material can b. done At eal Iobs
and ahea osher farm ~ofk does nos
drive asi seihiHs ia nsos deserving
'he Aiicntios 81 the faSlaer sian ihis.--
hrefy eae sia aznvv mAh rae sha.
= haisvsr parSgis Or business a saan
'e''e.s 'ef h's living. in.orlsr 10 be-
"'ne saonessfsi. rnssi BE- srll done be
so4ia b. oenpescniA faillfal. dises~ei
i,a eAsfgssla, s.s got set abor- ka Ls.'i
issss. And u ~ tie esrsl4i'gss q
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TT. HDDSuN, Conn, leaves Buffalo wednesday,
rtufdsys.
one ofihr above Splendid steamers will leave the
Michigan Genital n. H. Line Whari, Al 9o'cluckP =. 81
90 ga the ARRIVAL u the Lightning ffatns irrm New
YORK aAI Albany. Running tiininEh YEA Norm Shofo
without landing, sfriung IN DrinI the next Afternoon
~ iime f1t the Lightning Tfain fnr Chicago, over s
heavy + Rat--l well added road Tree ifum dust
comfortable aighi Cars but expressly Tor tho route,
the best k4ilraad IN the Union connecting with
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Public House Registers,

1ThE Place 10 buy Trusses, Shoulder IRA
ees sud Abdominal Supporters - NJ the Drug
STORES % tond 4 More, Main and Washington st.
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2294


YELLOW FEVER SroRY.--The following
amusing incident is related by correspond
ent i:
A gentleman from the country, who had
been in Port Gibson sometime during the
first week of the epidemic, and was riding
home at pretty smart gait, was brought up
by man running out of his house and in
quiting:
Say. have they got the rale yellow fever
in town ?"
"oh, yes. There's no doubt of that |
reckon" was the answer
"And is it a fact they've got the quaran-
tine long with it?' III swar, it's bad
enough to have one disease, without havin'
another to help it alongw
This filled the gentleman ON the road "too
full for utterance," and putting the switch
10 his horse. he was off TO make the woods
resound with his pent-up laughter. Reach,
ing his destination he must tell ii TO a
friend, plain honest hearted man, who,
however, had neglected the rudiments. -
The incident was too good to keep, and SO
he related it.
Haw, haw, haw!' roared the honest
John. ''Why, dod darn the ALFRED FOOLS
soul to thunder, didn't he know that the
quarantine was nothing but the black
vomit ~
The last brick floored the bringer,
and lie rolled.
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Swamp Land Notice.

SEALED proposals, directed to the Commission
- ers of Wood county, Ohio, will be received at
this office, till the 18th of December next for ma
king Ditch No. 27, beginning the south west
corner of section 8, Jackson, and running north
easterly 10 stake Il, in section 2. being 800 rods
long. % feet wide surface and of an average
depth of l73-l00 feet about 250 rods being in prai
rie; also, for clearing out the creek in said town
ship from the south west end of said ditch up for
mile, so feet wide ALSO from the north east end
of said ditch down $50 rods so feet wide. In pay
ment for which. the following lands offered, at
the following appriaement:
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SHERIFE,S SALE.

Cuyahoga Steam Furnace Company VS.. Chester
Cook ct al.
DY virtue Of a writ of execution to me directed,
I'D from the court of common pleas of Wood coun-
ty Ohio will offer for sale ut the door of the court
house in said county, on Saturday, the 23d day of
December next, between the hours of ten and four
of said day. the following property situate in said
county. to wit: That piece or parcel of land and
tenements known as the Perrysburg Steam Mill
property being the south west one hundred feet of
In-lot number seven hundred and eightyeight (78S)
in the village of Perrysburg, together with the mills
machinery and appurtenances thereunto belonging,
the same being by me taken on execution as the
property of defendants at suit of said plaintiff
JAMES MURRAY, Atty.
w. L. COOK. Sheriff.
Nov, l8. Is64.-34w5$2G3
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

Henry c. Lawrence vs. Jacob Laney.
DY virtue of an execution to me directed from
ID the court of common pleas of Wood county,
Ohio will offer for sale at the door of the court
house in said county, on Saturday, the 23d day of
December next. between the hours of ten and four
of said day. the following real estate situate in said
county, to wit The north half of the south east
quarter of section number twelve. 12) in township
number four in the United States Reserve of twelve
miles square at the foot of the rapids of the Miami
of Lake Erie; said land having been by me taken
in execution the property of said defendant at the
suit of said plaintiff.
JAMES MURRAY, Atty.
W. l.. COOK, Sheriff
Nov. Is, 1S54.--34w5$2G3
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

Robert Goodwin VS.. Elizabeth Mainser ct al.
DY virtue of an execution issued from the court
ID of common pleas of Wood county, Ohio, in the
above cause and delivered to me, will sell at pub
lie auction at the door of the court house in Perrys-
burg, ON the 23d day of December 1854. at two
o'clock, p. m. the following described land and ten
ements, to wit: The east half of the south east
quarter of section number twenty in tow nship
number four (4) south, of range twelve (l2) east
containing eighty acres, more or less.
W. l.. COOK, Sheriff.
Nov. 1S, 1S54--3lw5Sl.
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SHEHIrE,S SALE.

William Thompson VS.. John GwDn.
DY virtue Of an execution to me directed, from
ID the court OF common pleas Of Wood county,
Ohio ! will offer for sale at the door of tie court
house in said county, on Saturday, the 23d day of
December next, between the hours of ten and four
of said day, the following real estate, situate in said
county. to wit: The rorth half of the north east
quarter of section number seven, (7) in township
number five, (5) of range number twelve Q2) said
property having been taken by me Oh execution as
the property of said defendant suit of said plain
tiff. w. l.. COOK, Sheriff
JAMES MURRAY, Atty for Pltff.
Nov. 49, lS54--34w5S2l2
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slsERIFF'S SALE.

EPchCi / ucker vs. Peter Wilson.
DY virtue II u writ of execution to me directed,
ID from the court of common pleas Of Wood coun-
ty Ohio viii offer for sale at the door of the court
house in said county. on Saturday, the 23d day of
December next, hetw cen the hours of ten and four
of said day, the following lands and tenements TO
wit: The undivided part Of the south west quarter
Of section thirty-one, township number five north,
of range twelve east, containing lC0 acres more or
less the east half of the north east quarter Of
ton number thirty. township number FIVE north, of
range II the south west quarter of the north east
quarter of same section last aforesaid, town and
range being in all 2SO of and,more less, all
in Wood county; the same being by me taken i'll
execution the property of defendant, at suit of
said plaintiff. w. l.. COOK, Sheriff.
JAMES MURRAY, Atty. .r
Nov. l9, lS5i.--34w5$276
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SHERIFF,8 SALE.

Fanny Fisk. andmr vs.. Jer'es NJ. Spafford ct al
DY virtue of decreta order to me directed from
- the court of common pleas of Wood county,
Ohio, shall offer for sale at public auction, the
door of the court house in Perrysburg Saturday,
the 3Oth day of December, 1854, between the hours
of and o'clock p. m. the following described
real estate, situated in Wood county, Ohio, to wit
In lots in the town of Perrysburg numbered 2G9.
167. "A, 578, l9l, 343.
w. L. COOK, Sheriff.
Nov. 25, ls54--35w5$1.76
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John D. Rcither vs. Jacob Rether and Micha
Christman.

John d. Rcither vs. Jacob Reither and Michael
Christman.
DY virtue Of a writ of execution to me directed.
ID from the court of common pleas OF Wood coun-
ty, Ohio will offer for sale at the door of the coGr
house in said county, on Saturday, the 23d day of
December next. between the hours of ten and four
of said day the following real estate, situate n said
county, to wit The north west quarter of the south
west quarter of section number twenty-one, (2l)
township number five. ~ of range number eleven.
Q1) containing forty acres; Also the south half of
the north east quarter Of section number fifteen. 40
in the same township and range, containing eighty
acres more or less, and in all, one hundred and
twenty acres the same being taken i'll execution
at the suit of said plaintiff the property of said
defendants. w. l.. COOK. Sheriff
JAMES MURRAY. Atty.
Nov 70 1854 .--34w5&2.75
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SIIERIFF,S SALE.

Balsora Bradford vs.. William Russell.
DY virtue of decretal order to me directed from
- the court of common pleas of Wood county.
Ohio will offer for sale At the door of the court
house in said county, on Saturday, the %3d day of
December next. between the hours OF ten and four
Of said day, the following described ren estate sit
uate in said county, to wit: The undivided half of
the east half of the north east quarter of section
thirteen, of township number one, in the United
States Reserve of twelve miles square at the foot OF
the rapids of the Miami of Lake Erie, in Wood
county, excepting twenty acres off the south west
corner sold TO William Thompson, containing in all
sixty acres, more less said land having been ia
ken in execution the property of said defendant
at the suit of said plaintiff.
JAMES MURRAY, Atty
W COOK, Sheriff.