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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-29
MATING AND CNRpETfNGs.
Few STYLES!
PRING Il SUMMER CLOTHING.

\ LARGE STOCK OF FITE BLACK FRENCH cLurt
Dress and I'roCk { O.itS,
Made in tic most fashionable manner Ius'.
~ ness and Prominadc Coats of Black. Er"wr
Blue. French. Docskin and fancy cas.; Pants. lat,
styles douLle and single brcns ed Vets. of Cl",h,
Cas-, Jik Satin, Ncl,ct Plush and CashiAcrc& at
A. j. SCOTT & BROS.
ain St. opposite +. mt in Inn, Elkton
COATS from g 90 to $50 90.
VESTS 90 to no
PANTS " 200 to 6 80
SHIRTS 81 to 200.
DRAWERS 30 to Is.
Embracing also large variety of Stocks. era, =
liz and pl lin pocket llan'lkcrchcfs linen and ..l",
Collars and hosiery Of every variety and sy.c
Oct Il. 81.
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DRIED B.EF, inst received and for sale
i } by j., BROWN.
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SAv1NG FUND
OF THE
u. s. Lnauaace, .4"nnity and Trust Co.,
:. Il. CORNER THIRD & CHESTNUT SITS.
PHiL.7DELPHI4.
ElEDsEA SSkO A0n
CAPITAL $25O.OGO.

CAFsIAL sou, 900.
MONEY is received on deposit daily The
1fl amount deposited is entered in Il pcposi.
Book and given to the heposior, or, ifprcicrrel q
certificate will b" given.
All sans, large al SID IL. are received ana Tie
amount paid back on demand without notice
Interest ia ptid at the rate of FIVE PER CENT
commencing the day of deposit and ceasing four
teen days previous 10 the withdrawal of the money
On the first day Of January, in each year. the
interest of each deposit paid to the dcposor or
added to the principal, as he may prefer
The Company have now upwards Of $500 de
positors ia the City of Philadelphia alone.
Any additional information will be given by ad-
dressing tho TEEAsrKER.
DIRECTORS.
STEPHEN Il. CRAWFORD. Prcst
LAWRENCE JOHNSON Vice Prcst,
AMBROSE W. THOMPSON,
BESJAMIN W. TIXGLEf,
JACOB Ia. FLUnAyCE,
WILLIAM NJ. GOODWIN,
PAUL b. GODDARD.
GE0RGI McllESRY. X
JAMES DENERHUy. r.
GusTAvus ENGIIsm
Secretary and Treasurer. PLISY Els
Teller and Interpreter, j. &. OEnLscHLAGE
Sep. 8, lS5j--ly.
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SPRING l. SUMMER GOODS

SEt1 = u \ ID VI VI Elk VVVDN
EELACK. Plain and Watcrcd silks. Rice
81 Plaid Powered Silks. at - c: Change.
bic Silks G2a to - c; Striped and Plaid silk,
- to Sl.31 !: a large lot of Lawns. fasr coi"rS,
Is, t; plaid AMI striped lawns. l2s 6. worth
lS4 C.: Calcos. fast colurs, 81 to 10 c; b.
RACES, ChalEs, Baragc dc LANES, De Bc3r-.
Nc. Also
MATING AND CiRpETfNGS.
Just received lot Of Ingram, Hemp and
Ventian Carpet, Al: 81 and G-4 White
and Colorcd Mattings, which we are SrliiHg
of very lpW for cash. or county produce.
Nrrth East, June 2 HUGHES BRO.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1855-09-29
THE UNIVERSITY'S
FAMILY MEDIES
Issued under the Seal Sanction and Authority OF
TIE UNIVERSE OF
FREE MEDICINE


POPULAR KNOWLEDGE,
CHARTERED by the State of Pennsylvania
~ April 80 1853. with capital of$lOO 900, main
y for the purpose of arresng the evils of spurious
and worthless nostrums; also, for supplying the
community with reliable Remedies wherever
competent Physician cannot or will not be employ
ed This Institution has purchased from Dr. JONI
Il. RowAND his celebrated
ROWand's Tonic Mixture,
known for upwards of twenty five years as the onl
sure and safe cure for
FEVER AND AGUE, sc,
and his inestimablc Remedy for Bow FL COMPLAINTS
RowANDs COMPOUND
SYRUP OF BLACKBERRY ROOT,
which highly improved and popular Rcmcdie, to-
gethcr with
The University Remedy for COMPLAINTS of the
Lives;
The Univcrsity's Remedy for DYSPEPSIA or In
sIGESTi0S:
The Unversity's Remedy for CosTIvE BOWELS;
Also the University Almanac may be had at
the Branch Dispenslry, or store ofJAS. WILSON,
Druggist, PoRr DEroslr, where the above mcdi-
cine' arke kept for sale. June IL iy
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TIE CHEAP CASH
Book and Stationery Store,
North-U Vest Cor. Of S'r'h and A'ch Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
|tREAT BARGAINS IN BOOKS !-Poctica
" Juvenile Miscellaneous Standard and Pre-
scntation Books, very cheap.
staple and Fancy Stationery!
Superior White Ruled Letter Paper. 81 30 per rcam
Letter and Note Envelopes in great variety,
Weddings furnished at very moderate rates
Cards Written and Engraved,
tiillotts and other Steel Pens
superior Motto Waters 1913 Notices on n beet: for
=, cents.
nksinndS p"n-knivcs Paper Weights. &c.
Fine Turkey Morocco Porte Monn"ics,
Portfolios. &C.,
Card Cases, Backgammon Boards, &c.
With very largo and choice assortment ST Toy
Books, Games. Dissccicd Pictures, Albums, Scrap
Books and Engravings.
Api q ly p. THOMSON.
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T. III. SMITH,
Port Monnaie, Pocket Book,
SD
nnncsS,,r fs,cn a

n. ". Cor. Of FdurM y Chestnut SIS,
PHILADELPHIA
4 I.WAYS on HAND. Il largo and varied assert
n incmt of Port Monuacs Pocket Rocks. Bank
crs Cases. Note Holders Port Folios. Portable
Desks. Dressing Cases. Work Boxes, Cnbas Tray
cling Bags. Back gammon Boards. Chess Men,
porEct Memorandum Books, Cigar Cases. Re
Also a general u.s. sortmcnt of FRENCH. EN-
GLISII and GERMAN FANCY GOOD.
Fine Pocket Cutlery, Razors. Razor Srcps and
Gold Pens Wholesale, Second and Third Floors
Mar 81 ly. +. II. SMITH.
~ B.-On the receipt of 81 n superior God Pen
will be sent to any part of the United States. by
Misunderstanding pen, thus, medium, hard or sof,
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CUPERIOR FLOUR always on hand lot
~ Of John Matthew'S superior flour for sale
by ALDRIDGE u GRANT.
MACKEREL.-No J, . and 3 Madkorel
Il for sale by j.. BROW N, Jk.
Sep. s.
DRIED BEEF.--A chance lot Of city cur
Led dried. beef, just received ut the Dry
Goods and Grocery Store Of
J Sep. g. T.. BROWN: JR.
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Medicinal.
r. X. X. NO. 2
Ecnovating RcrOlycnt.

This Remedy. the public arc s>!I,d, will radi-
caliE. quickly ad cfcc'fuiy cure the Vie in Of
the diseases and complaints herein mentioned
No person. even the most feeble in health the
most wrctchcd victim of loatisuuc diseases. has
cv,r yet taken single dose of this lifcr,StorinG
rrmrlN Mithnut lrrixin SnIur hnl Gift
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1855-01-10
L &C.
SHERIFR,s SALE.

es. SIsPAnTfroIs1 IN Asnrksp
ID countrymaa efaI1 comnan PEkss.
PURSUANT to the command of an order Of
salo duly Issued in the above ease from
the court Of common Pleas of said County and
State b to me directed I will erpose 10
Public sale al the door of the court house IN
said county, 90 a = &
Monday, tie 29a dayef Aan1agy
A. D. 1886 between she rhoars of ten O'Clock
Al and four O'Clock P. n. efsaid day the foi-
lowing described real estate situate and berg
in the county of Ashland and State. Of Ohio 10
wit :IThe North West quarter of section nuns
Der twenty in Township number twenty two,
of Range number 6ficcn, being in Perry Town
ship, in said county, combining one hundred
and sixty acres ofiand. 10 be sold subject to the
dover estate heretofore assigned tn Rosannah
CountrymAn widow of Peter Countryman, de
ceased, said dow err is the one third Of the rents,
and profits o fsaid real estate, valued al thirty
dollars per year payable annually on the Sd day
of May OF each year and so from year TO year
during her life time.
Terms OF sale, one third cash on the day of
sale, one third in one year and ono third in
Two years from the day of sale with interest
on the two last payments from the day of
sale; deferred payments to be secured by mort
gage on the promises. Said real estate was
appraised at the sum of four thonsand dollars
subject TO said dover estate. ~ m
- }. D.JONES, Sheriff.
December 18th. ISL. n29ts pf S4,S7
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~-nlA naA:I

EIThe Cincinnati papers record,
under big type, the ~obsequies of Judge
Films Criminal Court. Il seems that a
question arose as to the time when, By
Law, the Court expired. Judge Finn
supposed that the words from and af-
ter the first day of January included
that day, and proposed to close up his
business and sign his record. He was of
opinion that the law contemplated a
transfer of the jurisdiction by him to
the Courtof Common Pleas, and that a
january term began and ended that
day in the CriniDal Court. The Com
mon Pleas supposed the transfer took
place without the action of che Crinai
nal Court The Sheriff took counsel OF
the CenRen Pleas, and refused to open
Judge Films Court A scene Of Jude
scribable confusion took place. If the
course suggested by the Common Please
were enforced, the criminal business of
the country 3ould be left in a singular
position, aud the effect upon the Arrison
case might be serious, the record not be-
ing signed. After elimination and ar
gument, somewhat informal, between the
ex Prosecutor, the new Prosecutor, the
Clerk and the Court under protest -
After the opening of the Court, a diff
fculty occurred about the return of the
Grand Jury venue. The Clerk had re-
turned it to the Common Pleas, instead
ofthe Criminal Court The Clerk was
attached for contempt, and committed to
Jail The concluding scene is thus de-
picted by the G-Omnteyciak:
Al Ii o'clock p. NJ, the Court re-
assembled. The scene could not have
presented q more grave or sober aspect
ifthe dim Eghtof Auber' had been call
ed into requsition. A large crowd
quickly gathered in, the Judge, a large
retinue ofSheriff's officers, Clerks, Dep
uty Clerks, officials and ex officials of
lfkinds took their places and the bus
ness commenced anew. The Clerk re-
fused to make the entry committing him
self to jail.
The Court made a peremptory or
der that he should do so.
Jimmy fstill camel refused, stating
that the writ had been returned to the
Court of Common Pleas, and that he
was not responsible
The Sheriff s officers denied that the
writ was SO returned.
"The Court said if the Clerk did not
make the entry he would declare his
place vacant and appoint some one else.
The Clerk then made the entry.
nAtsthis stage of the proceedings, a
large company of men, arrayed As 1ndi-
ans, wearing feathers In their hats, and
dressed in the most gaudy uniform,
marched right into the Court, with
drums and ffes. By order Of the Court
the Deputy Sheriff removed thom, and
they marched out in order. As they
marched out, however, ever every man
seemed to have left a package of shoot-
ing crackers behind, and in the dust
and dim of the explosion, the Court adj
learned to the Doth of january.
No one can fail to reprohate the in
sulting outrage pe~rpetrated blythe /" ma
tiyes u in costume We cannot close
this notice of the decease of this Court
without a tribute to the integrity and
bearing of Judge Finn lately manifes-
ted on the Arrison trial. The trial was
conducted with dignity, fairness and de-
corum.-Satesndn@
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MISCELLANEOUS
sHERfFFS SALE.

I. A;.shePard II Ashland Common
A.cas.ofE tal. ssAdn,sJ Pleas.
PURSUANT 10 the command OF an execu-
ton duly issued sIsom the Court Of Com
mon Pleas 20 me direrted, 1 will expose 90
Public Sale At the door OF the Court House 10
said county, on
Monday, Ae 5tA dry Of EsJrua- y,
A. d. 1888, between the hours Of ton oselock A.
NJ. and tour O'Clock p. N. ofsaid day the follow
ing described Real Estate, situate and being in
tiu county Of Ashland ahd State Of 0iios 20
wit : Tho east parf Of section four ~ town
two aErcs moro Or less, better known N The
Tayern<of HotelJ property NJ BuggIeus atPfes-
emit occupied by LIZ. Mott, together with the
apparieu1nces fhereunto belongiag ~ the
property offhe estate ofN. Euthefland, decd.
Appraised AZ the sam Of $50 90. Terms Of
sale cash. JOHN D.. ZONES, SAariiF.
january Sd, 1855. 32ts-Pf3ssoo
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

Gideon R. Bowker, 5Wa -
Leroy F. wncox AsHL4sD coMMoN
George and Ta-daae-. Pleas
DURSUANT to the command of an order of
is sale issued in the above case from the Court
ofeommon Pleas ofsaid county to me directed
I will expose at Pubic Sale, at the door of the
Court House, in said county, on
Monday, the 2eh dayof January,
A. D., 1855, between the hours of ten O'Clock,
A. M, and ieHr o'clock p. NJ of said day }, the
following descnibed Real Estate, situate and
being in Troy Up, Ashland Co, o. to wit: Part
of lot thirty-two, bounded west and south by
the lines ofsaid DOT thirty two, north by lands
contracted to Wesley r. Wilcox, and east by
land decided to David F.Koung, excepting and
reserving therefrom two pieces OF four acres
each, in nearly square forms, the enc in the
south west, the other in the south east corner
of the lands herein described. Said pieces 10
be each twenty-five rods north and south leav-
ing the ballaT &C to be sold us the Saw Mill
property, ten aacres more or less, together
with the appurtenances. Appraised at one
thousand three hundred end soFenty-fye dol.
lars, Terms of safe-Cash.
JOHN d. JONES,
Sheriff of Ashland County.
Deeenber 70, 1854. 29ks7pf sf,i2s
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SBERIFFeS SALE.

DY virtue OF a Fl. "a. in favor of Lack San
ID burn and wife VS. J. C.. Moltrip and Will
liam TilsOR and an order of sale wherein Vim.
d. Ewait is plaintiff and said MoltriP and said
Tiison are defendants both wrifs duly issued
from The Court of Cannon Pleas of Ashland
County and State ofOhio 10 mo directed 1 will
expose to public Sale at the door of the Court
House in said county, on % -
Mondag, tie 29th dag OF January,
A. d. 1855 between the hours OF ten O'Clock
forenoou and four o'clock in the afternoon of
said day the following described real estate
situate and being in said County Of Ashland
to wit: The south half of lot number ono and
the south half offof number two in the original
plat of oke town OF L. udonyiiie in said county
togs ther with Foundry Tinshop, Piosshop and
Shed, ono Engine, Boiler Fan, and Cupala APP
praised at Sif26 90. ! will also expose to sale
by virtue of said writ ut the premises of said
defendants in said coanty, ION
Saturday, the 27kh dag Of january,
A. D. 1885 between the hours Of ten o'clock
A. N. and four O'Clock Pm. Of said day, the fol-
towing described goods and chattles 10 wit:
One Turning Lafh, one Parlor Stove Pattern,
one Ten plate Stsye pattern, two Dutch Plpw
patterns, one large cauldron, one pair ofScales,
one Clinton Air tight Stove pattern, number
"A premium aad Flask, Number 2 box Sfoyc
do. de. iwo Ketle patterns, Five Plow Flasks,
one Iroa Lathe and Iron Frame, one pair Of
scales no 2, one Backing Mill and one large
Grindstone. one Tot of mill gearing patterns,
one scraper pattern.1 A3
Terms Of sale cash
49, N CI--.T
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@NOTICE So

by Instructions in received from the Auditor Of
Il State. County Treasurers are requested tocol-
lect the u&x.oR all Real Eestate, II the owners are
residents Cd the county, or have chattel property
subjeetto levy, Owingto hard times and scarcity
of money some of the Tax payers not av are of the
late law, have paid the Tax on their chattls proper
~, expeotingaEeirl land TO be returned deiinquent.
Any of those seeing this notice will ssSe Them
selves some expehce by calling and paying their
Taxes before4he Delinquent list is sent Qua for CO.
lection TO each Township. ascgf.
sa5rS j.. W. B0YD. Treas.
Ashland, Dec. 81, 1854. u3Itf
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The Martha Wa.hingteu Case.

The St Louis I1teHlgenceT learns from
an eye witness the following ssss
The parties interected in the prose-
cution had employed the services of tho
celebrated counsel, Albert Pike, who is
represented as ruling the bar in Arkan-
sas, having more influence singly, than
the remainder of the bar united. PRO
baby this representation is somewhat
exaggerated, but doubtless Pike Yields
immense power in that State For
seme purpose of his own, not known to
his employers, he bailed out the man
Earle, going security for him in the sum
of s., 600. This gave great dissatisfac-
ton to his clients, who, on taking advice
on the subject, concluded to dismiss
him. On this. Pike Immediately went
oYer to the defence, and the result was
the discharge of the prisoners as above.
He argued the point of want of jurisdis-
ton before the Court for five days.
The hteHsgcncer remarks on this
statement as follows
Thus on q technicality are six more
devlish scoundrels turned loose, to renew
their d~epredations on the lives and pro-
perty=ef the people; for of their guilt
there cannot be a shadow of a doubt
But the guilt or innocence of any party
no longer has anything to do with .
conviction or acquittals ina Court of
justice- Law has become a mere game,
in which the most skillful lawyer must
inevitable win.
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I'D. JONES, Sheriff,
December 10, 1850. 19sfpfs4,S7
SHERIFF'S SALE

49, 49,
JACOB Goon g. Ia PartitfoA
MARY Coon ct. al. 4" ashland Common Pleas.
PURSUANT to the command of an order of
sale, duly issuod in the above case from
the Court of Pleas of said Gsaa4y and
State of Ohio, to ne directed. / wall expose TO
public safeat xhe door of the CeNrt 10 sc, in
said county, GA
Moaday, the 29th dag of January,
A.. 1855, between the hours of ten o'clock
Am. and four O'Clock PM, Of said day, the
following described Real Estate, situate and
being in the county of Ashland and State OF
Ohio to- wit: The south west quarter of sec
ton seven, ~ township nineteen, {Ig and of
range -~sixteen, no containing one hundred and
IS acres, more or less, TO be sold subject 30
the dover estate heretofore assigned to Eve
Coon, widow ofyacobGoon deceased. Terms
of sale, one third cash on the day Of sale. one
third ia one Fclr and enc third in two years
from the dag of sale with iaterest on the i've
last paymeats, 70 be secured by mortgage on
The premises, appraised at two thousand, seven
hundred dollars, eS2 100 subject to said dowet
estate. JOHN d. J0NES,
Sheriff of Ashland County,
December -, ls54. 29ts-pf$4aii
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Always Somthing New
TO BE SEEN At THE
New Jewelry Store in Ashland, Ohio /!
In. -GooDFELLow

r.. GOODFELLOW
A NNoUNCES 10 the public, that he has
IA made large additions to his splendid
stock of - Efa
WATCHES AND JEWELRYi
which he is now offering At unusually low prices.
Among his stock may be found Gold and
silver Watches, of every description, va
riety and quality. Pins, Ladies' Gold Broach-
es, Grape, Enameled, Cluster, Knot, Cuff and
Scarf Pins. -
EAR DROPS, HOOKS AND RINGS.
Gold Rings, Loekets, Pencils, Gold Chains,
Bagleys' Gold Pens and Holders, large as
SILVER SPOONS.
Table and Tea Spoons of pure silver, Ger
man Silver and plated Spoons, butter HALVES
Saltand Sugar ShOyels, Silver Forks, &C., &c
Rocket Cuf1cEy,
ofsxery description, frem the best American
and English establishments. Also Needles,
Port Monies, Dressing and Pocket Combs, and
Pocket Rocks, TiOiin and Gutar Strings.
Goggles. Eye Shades Compasses
and Acsrdeons. Eight Day and TSenty fouE
HeNr 9Eass Clocks, an the meet splendid Pa
pier Machea, Rose Wood and Mahogany case-.
WATCHES AND CLOCKS.
Cleaned and repaired, and work warranted.
Old Gold and Silver bought at the highest
price. 1 will sell Goods 90 per cent. less than
Pedlers or Hawkers, AMI warrant them hetter
and cheaper than they dare sell. All goods
warranted as represented.
h6Take Eotice and govern yourselves ac-
cordingfy.
Ashland, Dec. 6, 1854, RsStf.
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LIST or GIFTS

-
~ Ai sos. p.. a.e...... 500 $1,000
toa Marble busss efG1sy, az. 100 10000
400 = a 8 WEBSTER al 100 10000
100 81 teCalhoun, at 100 10000
30 elegant oil Paintings, in
splendid gilt frames,
size 3x4ah. each-..s 100 Geo
100 elegant Oil Paintings, 2x2 o. -
feet each,. 30 200
500 steel plato Engrarings,
brilliantly eoIoFed in
! oil, rich gilt frames
1880 in each.... 10 1000
10000 elegant steel plato ED.
craving, coloredinols
s slsss M aoass q sa s,.. 10000
237 900 steel plate engra-
wings, from 100 differ
ent PLATES now in pos
session ofand owned by
the Artists, Uaiop, of
the market value offf0m
90 cts. To- 81 each3s-. g. 200
I 6rst class Dwelling, in 3lst - a
ST., n. X. City, f2sQ0o
% building Lots IN 100 and
l0lst sis., N. Y. City
each a5xi0e R.deepsat 1000 200
100 Villa Sites, containing
each 10 900 50. feet in
the suburbs ofN. VIZ
~, and coasandinga
magnificent sieH OfGhe
Hudson RiEerand Long
Island Sound, at..... 300 60,00o
20 perpetual loans of cash,
without interest, or &C.
curity, of $3.50 each,s. 5000
80 perpetual loans Of cash,
without interest, or Sc
euTity of 900 cachs.. 5000
100 perpetual loans Of cash, aey
without interest, or Sc 2
curity, of $50 each... 5000
$50 perpetual loans of cash
withoatinterestoF SEGA
riy Of $50 each ..s-- 800
2,O0o perpetual lssnzsef eaSA
without interest or ~ G
cuaity ofs5 each.. 1000
Reference in regard 10 the Real Es1ases E.
J. YIsscHER & Co., Real Estate Brokers' New
York. Orders post paid) with money enclosed
TO be addressed, j. W. HOLBRoOKE,
Sec,y, 500 Broadway1N. "
arThe Engrayings in the Catalogue are row
ready for delivery. 6mO2&
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coEEINS.

AzLANS0N WALKER announces 70 The public
n that he as now prepared to make collins on
the shortest notice. at prices much less than they
are made at any other shop Ashland. He eau be
found az Kricchbaum's old shop. Sd st Ashland.
May 18th, 1854 52tL.
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6HERIFF'S SALE.
MOTIGE

'HHHE Books OF George CoRie,, are in hands OF
a the SUBSCRIBER. with whom all who are in
debted ON said books. can call and settle by cash
or notes. Those who neglect this notice. will find
their accounts in the hands OF the proper officer
for collection. J. H. MCCOMBS-
Ashland, Dec. 81. 1854 Sw3l