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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-04-28

nITCH NOTICE.---Ths is to notify the non
~ residents and all others interested, that the
trustees of Lake township will meet May 26th. 1850
to locate ditch, commencing at the south line tf
section 80, about 10 feet west of the section cor
ners between 20 and 80, then run north parallel
with said section lines through said sections, and
continue the distance parallel with same said
lines about 220 rods through sections 10 and 20 :;
then east abOnt 80 feet; then north, parallel with
same said lines about 40 rods, to inersect ditch
that is cut.
And also to locate ditch, to commence at a
small creek 10 feet west OF the north and south line
that runs between II and Is, and about 80 rods
from the south line of section 7, then run north,
parallel with the said line that runs between sec
tions II and 49, and and 3, to run, known as the
Dry Run, in Lake township, Wood county, Ohio.
WILLIAM JEFFREY, Petitioner
April 81, l855.--w5$2.50
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Marshall Key, Jr. vs.. Mary Laney ct al.

Marshall Key, Jr. vs.. Mary Laney ct al.
SHERIFF'S SALE.--By virtue of a writ of exc
- cution to me directed and delivered from the
court of common pleas of Wood county, Ohio, iii
the court house in Perrysburg, on Saturday, May
26 1855, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and
o'clock p. M of said day, the following property
part of in lot No. three hundred and eighty-two
(3S2) in the town of Perrysburg. in Wood county
Ohio, commencing forty feet from the south line of
said lot, on Louisiana Avenue, thence running
twenty-five feet on said avenue; thence sixty-sx
feet to the west line of said lot thence south along
the west line Of said lot twenty-five feet thence
sixtysix feet to the place of beginning; said prop
erty being taken in execution the property of the
estate of Peter Laney, deceased, and sold free Of
right of dover, at the suit of Marshall Key, Jr
w. L. COOK, Sheriff.
JAMES MURRAY, Atty.
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Perrysburg Prices Current.

Wheat, Sl5O@l.75; Flour, S8OO@9. .OOi Rye,
5O@75; Corn, 60@63; Oats, 25@31; Flaxseed 81
$50; Potutoes, 50@75; Apples, green, 5O@$ l 90
dried, $1.25@1.5O; Peaches, dried, $lO0@1 25
Beans, $1.25@1 so; Butter, 12@1S; Eggs, SOLO
Beeswax, 22125; Feathers, 3l@44; Fresh Pork,
Hams, SOLO; Shoulders, COS; Sides, 6@6; Fish,
pickerel, $6.OO@7OO; white bass $55o@6OO
Shingles. white wood, $l.0O; pine, $350@4 90
Lumber, common Ss.OO@1O.OO; pine $4,000
1900; do. dressed, $1S.00@20.00; Slaves. -four
barrel, $3.5O@375 tight barrel, $550@6.O0
Hides, green, 405; dry, s@9 Tallow, 1O@12
Lard, SOLO; Wool, 250o3S; Hay, $S.O0@1O.0O
Wood, $1.25@1.5O; Onions, 50@75; Hogs, 4@4@.
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NOT1CE.-The Township Board of Education,
~ of Middleton township, will let to a RESPONSE
BILE person the building of a SCHOOL HOUSE,
in sub district No 6, in said township,
Frame House Is By % feet on the ground, 10 foot
posts.
Plan and specifications can be seen by calling on
township Clerk, or Capt. Wetmore. Sealed pro-
posals will be received until the first day of July
for the above work by Capt Wetmore and town
clerk. BY order of Board.
VIM. EWING, Township Clerk
April %, 1955.--w3*
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William E. Churchill vs.. George d. Flack ct al.
GHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of writ of ex-
- ecution to me directed and delivered from the
court of common pleas Of Wood county, Ohio in
the above cause, will offer for sale at the door Of
the court house in Perrysburg, Saturday. May
26, 1856, between the hours of 10 o'clock and
3 o'clock p NJ. of said day, in-lot No five hundred
and five (505) in the town of Perrysburg, Wood
county, Ohio, taken in execution the property of
George d. .Flack, at the suit of William L. Churchill
W.. l.. COOK, Sheriff.
JAMES MURRAY, Atty Of Ptff.
April 81, 1S55.--w531.SS
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JAMES MURRAY, Atty.
April 81. 1S55.--w5$2.SS
loren e. Perigo VS.. Chester Cook et al.

Loren Il. Perigo Chester Cook et al
SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of writ of exc
- cuton to me directed and delivered from the
court Of common pleas of Wood county, Ohio, in
the court house in Perrysburg, on Saturday, May
26, 1855, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ ard
o'clock p. NJ. of said day, the east one fourth Of
out lot number one, ~ in the town of Perrysburg,
in w ood county, Ohio, taken in execution as the
property of Chester Cook and Others the suit of
Loren +. Perigo. w. l.. COOK, Sheriff
JAMES MURRAY, Atty of Ptff
April 21, S55.-w5$l6S
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EMOVAL. & HINT have ,, n,o-

DEMOVAL.-BROWN s. HUNT have re mo-
IL we'd their Stove and Tin Establishment to their
New Store, opposite A. M. Thompson's where we
are Offering well selected assortment of
COOK. Nall, BOX q. PARLOR STOVES,
in great varieties. Our Stoves are of a Allany man
utacture, and inferior to none. Plain and JaDaned
Tin Ware, Stove Pipe and Stove Trimmings,
At Wholesale and Retail
Job work and Repairing done on short noticc. Or
ders from abroad viii meet with pre- mpt attention
Jan. l, 1855. BROWN & HUNT
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NOTICE is hereby given, that there will be an
IN application to the commissioners of Wood
county at their nextJune session establish coun
ty road, to at the north of sec
ton "a in Weston township, thence east, on section
lines to the Miltonville & Liberty township free
turnpike, in Plain township.
April %, 1S55.--w4%
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Corn! COrn!! CORN!!!

N7E are now prepared to receive coed merchant
w able Corn in the ear, in exchange for Stoves
&c, or in payment for all debts due us until the
first day of March next, at fifty cents rer bushel
weighing seventy pounds No more excuses but
bring on your corn! New Store, opposite A. NJ. .
Thompsons. BROWN e. HUNT.
GEO. w. BROWN & co.
Jan. 3, 1865.
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THE DAILY UNION

xoposes ~ bat without
VIII be considered os horseback
10 modification bid lis essential Il tanss
mount a new be received interfere
regular copeuon amer NE last hour set for receiving
10 roslmaers careful no. eey saneoscy o.
xuaranlo knoiai VI su
nelen responsibility and ali bidders and sure'es
distinctly notified that failure 10 enter into OF perform me Goa
TIC bids,
liabilities will BE- enforced agains, ulcas
a. Present persons department.
ts- AID eeuhcstes 81 the
sunecney substantially the oms above prescribed The es
uncsge. sur1ciency % tt
places before named, Judge u a eeuu Of record.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
Posr UEFARyaKsT,
January ~, 1855.
Ian Ig-IaN4w
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FER tAs Frssfsa Of aaafeass, Cs.s~sss
asA tAs AscAaae eas UssJs4 -s,ts,
WILL be opened eiy Thursday,
February less the new AAd sp'enald hall % he
Institution, which . d the most magnificent rooms
sIh,bioa he nsnaias afsfs nseeaaies anss' inssa
and a oess desiins . qI9 ,ss s@ss % s.s ape
inssauy on al Iona q s Unaoa ase sofaa ~
me aaehtnsry department viii be under charge spec.
superintendent san power, Aaiofes, ahor Ae VII Dc gwen
Al isssnalns % san
day possbe Goods should b. accomplished iA proper m
Tue eoiss therefore, maj, nynBs eoo,isgoas roa
san echanics Institute ty Offering " ts podaecf - h
ARTICLES vauaeie opportunity q making ssSsa y @
mahship, and their adsp - sS purposes io "a @
hey saia respectfully those specimens
Of elegant which have osaea 50 Asf.ens
an saes Contributes 70 committee ladies, award 70 as
premiums weiy Se suited 70 the tastes ." "e
The nai i be opened reception % goods Monday
Fshnar Al o'cIsek ne will be formally opened feI
reception veSs ana continue open aeen.ieaf wess.
entered upon judges lets for competition % premium sAep
% a. ne sadsd despatched IRON ds
lance IA reached thu hall b thai day. bat ied 70 az
rive froma unavoidable dcteuuoa -.
eharre uui tuesday night 81 February 10 O'Clock ate'
depositors wH be subject 70 charge Oh Ho ~ eeA
,suee. md minors who contribute
specify their and me TIME thsy may pave
Al ar,,eIss Deposited competition and premium must Be o
labelled with appropriate
naes the name o. me aker nyenoti known aad Che
Of the deposot eopf q when lsse' &c ~
the me Of bringing ne goods of eauy ea we
Prices affixed NOT, At ee option of Use erhlsuor
rher goods winch ticket admit them TO The exhibition
ali times when open 70 me paes - s,o,y, rhaou Of IA
Metropolitan Tstifte Wasaa gioa ~ 2 = and snou'
OF Articles add the nems Of me patty sens
them, distinctly marked on the peekasss ihey "o"a ~ " "
TcaIars Containing viii be forwarded aa'
any information given application 70 the corresponding sese
iay whom ali communications on me business Oh e
| should be addressed
Il 3i--law6w
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Notice to Contractors.

orrIcs or MSTRoroIrAs RAiLnoAp coMrasr,
Georgetown, ID. c., December %, 1854
PROPOSALS. grading, and bridging OF
y 43xl miles OF this will be
at company until three O'Clock The 18th
OF Febru next
maps pohies, plans pecica ions will be ready
specon on aud the 9Th day OF February.
Railroad designed extend from the cities of
The Baltimore and Ohio road by
an easy direct
Point Rocks, making
ninety OF the travelled from
and northwestern States forty
through agricultural Mar land termnars
operation extending Harrisburg Penns Cen
railroad, z
portion proposals invited .x
of the District
from Gcorgeown) TO the city Of Frederick.
Proposals will be received for
each, the distance Of i3S miles.
The work medium o.t
with cutting
aud facility exists vigorously
Al all seasons OF the The
well water-d, and remarkably healthy
The conditioned
from years
further information desired by proposing
will be furnished the otce had
president OF company by pfor letting.
BY order OF the board oil directors;
FRANCIS DODGE, President.
EDMUND FRENCH, Chief Engineer
Dec Is
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RkLLs brLLsi BhiLLsi-For churches, academies fac
~ Torres STEAMBOATS, pianiaton made,
kept constantly band, by the subscribers
shed and enlarged ounry which has
and whose patterns
that their bells world wide celebrity
quality OF The ecsny
the OF loan moulding
which perfect casting
dence the excellence
csived annary 1850 tha first premium "a silver
Worlds Fair New York. all others,
aud Europe being competition which
medal besides Diplomas that has been
weight, and they furnish order chimes
BELLS and
States and tapads. Their hanns
valuable OF
which turned bell;
the capprr, proonsng The SQUAD; oing
counerpoe: For STEAMBOATS,
proved revolving yoke, fancy hsnrines
design, furnished We saofy Whole parts
improved hanging rang bells
specifications being Old bells taken exchange
Surveyor Instruments all
Being On immediate with the principal
teeons, either railroad canal orders
aepa'ch, which, either personally by
spectfully solicited
A, MENEElY,s SONS,
Feb 2t-dly West Troy, Albany co ny
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United s,ates Patent Omce,


Washington, Jan. 10, 1855.
IN petition Ebenezer Beard Sharon Maine pta,
" ing for extension granted lOil
day April sil. Improvement seven
from the expiration Of PATENT which place The
10Th day Of April, 1855
IL ordered snii peion Patent otice on
Monday the 26lh day Of Mach IL O'Clock, and
notified appear cause, have
why said petition ought be granted.
Persons opposing the required
Office their objections specially wsg twenty
days before OF hearing all testimony either party
be used the said
cordnnce with the rules Of the Office which
application.
The testimony viii day OF March
dispositions, and other papers upon must be flied
the office before
any, within days thereafter.
Odered also, that this notice be published Union
and Evening Star, Washington D. c. Eveong Argus
Phiadepna; Scientific American New and Patriot aud
Gazette, Concord New Hampshire three
weeks the 26th of next day
hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
p SEdors OF the above wiz
bills TO the Patent Once, with containing noiiee
Jan Ii--iaw3w
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limited STATES Mail Lime California
" wall and Panama. the Stu month"; in
class steamships BY The NAVY Department.
1890 tons burden, auaranying speed and safety
The Panama railroad completed Obspo IL miles
Panama.
from Aspnwal Obpo and lS miles of land
dry road recently thorough order single pas.nrst
therefore, most in homsbe
and their baggage being only transferred
alongside the
There will be transportation in future this
The route is entirely free from sickness Of description
Reserve steamers being always kept New York.
Fan Francisco,
The entirely reliable.
expected thai passage the reRu
larry in days aud the Pacific, In 10 to i2t days
viii Panama the Aspn
wall
Through cke afths topest rates. agency la
West street, New York.
Jan 1s-dn
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british Almanac and compa.,o,
reh pldl,

BRITISH Almanac and Companion for 1883 coutain-
ID lists Of Pariianrni o The hopehads ministry ndici-
ary foreign minister's Sc IN England, British ministers abroad
military and colonial and peronnsl
duties ehrouc.
at Parliament for 1854 psra
menrsry valuable Articles csmp.rn o. the
b-sh % dwellings Of
nucnsops 81 the funds canals public
and much
Complete IN vol.
Jan ls PRANCK TAYLOR.
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E Amescan Union would respectfully announce 90 TIE
the Canadas ta tor the pn'-
Of cuvatng Tor the hne arts Throughout the county,
ana with enabling faniy 10 become possessed Of
gallery OF engraviugs
BY THE FIRST ARTISTS OF THE AGE,
py have extensive safe tor Their
engrayngs employment 20 large number
others, eountrsnen taste Tor
wos present the purchasers Of their engvng when
$50 900 which sold,
a5o. 600 .sfts OF ,he actual cost Of $780,
Ech purchaser engavins therefore, receives not
only an engraving the money but also ticket which
entities ooneof the gifts when they distributed
For bghy finished beautifully painted IN
all and Eve iii Eve dotar' worth Of SPLEEN
be selected from the catalogue and sent by return
mail
copy catalogue together with specimen OF oae OF The
angyavtnua be a the Office OF this
For actually worb that sum and
gin tck will Immediately be forwarded
AGENTS.
The committees believing OF this national
will materially promoted the aud
prise IL Intelligent pereverng agents. have resosed 10 treat
with uch on liberal terms . III :.
ANY person wishing become agent by sending postpaid
viii recsve onedoiar ticket
pro nil other necessary inioman'n
sale the gs will be placed in the
distrbued; due notes
or which throughout the United states aud the Can
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NOTICE IA hereby given that 4 have obtained from
the Register OF the Virginia Land Office dupes.
No &C. for 266l James services
the revolutionary (the that
shall the Commissioner of General
d. c. for for unsasicd same.
GEO, w, sfEPHENS,
Dee ialaw3m Ia fac, for the he
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Academy of the Visitation.
Georgetoton, %. c

Gsorgefonn, d. e.
THE exercises Of this he
day in September eduous care viii
DC bestowed on the advancement Of the pup
Of finished education
desired, the historical be
French, witch greatly facilitates the student
oush Of that pursued In
teaching music both and
age IN ernR the pupils accomplished scientific performers
OF the
very beneficial Ia ts influence on d.
youthful M mbeFs d =
Aug u-3awda ctSeptI5
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On aad otter Tsssday, NoVa~tsr !, 1884,
rHE cars leave daily os Goraoassie Ana %
aa4. ststsons e'rleeks the ARRIVAL oi e
fan giving aapAs time s osessNsi ca eoa W.
meeting Junction VIVA usiA To -sssnas
ct,a Wau~ntan. aud at o0Fse"sss
win ~ alns on Centri railroad tos heh@end shA
oisssiie, and StauntQn ia.
Ths ears leave daily of Alexandra sna
O'Clock on The srttsA ~ the uA
~ VIr.in.s central railroad s Rchaoad Chariosessie ans
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NOTICE hereby gwen, IN of IN representa-
In CaHeie- u Ns
material change In the the Care and
Fulton said state, heretofore assumed la Withdrawing
said road their
lands should be released substituted
eonomaty said amended which is direct
ths old President BY
the h February directed that tc
hereinafter which
market BY has order Of The lsh May 1898 aud
public No. date
January and Fulton railroad tnr
shall be restored market certain other
named below (neiudss OF the
od original resesaonl situated within the probable limits Of the
said amended shall be sntst
reserved sale claims not
until tner Therefore, all the lands sutet
which subject private
the OF withdrawal aud which have been
epled following townships, will again be subject TO private
entry minetenih day Of hacA aezf, TO W.T.
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rvskuAARE AND GUTLEHN.-The subscriber has now
III on nand most complete af goods, which have been
with The manufacturers bo IN ih
country Europe aud are oered 70 con
saving OF from ten to twenty-five per cent ou soeA
-. 49, ~,
articles article required about house a
can come unde head OF hardware
building assortment not excepting sah weights
a per H.
Mechanic, ,ons every variety, ard mostly warranted
Leather betting aud hemp packing, AZ Boston iact'fs
prices AZ. -.
Grey door springs warranted Tor four Years we are
the agents, will furnish dealers at factory prices
enther busters nj New YORK prices
and rs cent cheaper other styles
M small advance for cash or 10 puneiua
customers by the subscriber ,ru, s.,,cr
Sign OF large Gilt saw, Penn.
Nav s--eolm l0tn and 18th streets.
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an exchange O mail bags
special agents Of e also post office blanks mail bags
pay nip. performed
omissions MOI sa,isfelo explained three mss the Of
with depending mails and no, sufficiently
duc,oa viii Be grade performance Inferior
that speciedn the contract For Of the kind
herein specified enlarged penalties, proporioned
thereof and the importance fine mail may De made,
them. passenssrs, being
ns a an s
Fines will be imposed, unless tho delinquency be promptly
Wits eredabis PERSONS falling in eonac, time
for us 10 me- s9 s s U,e 81
o. carrying ~ % be robbed lost aud
contractor concerned in running coach,
G. The may repeated
q tho % he % Ses s Ps
carrier when ssaaIed By The DO % Tor assigning
age: Conveying maabie matter Out Of The mail
< The General may order an increase OF service on
route By allowing therefor Pre- rata increase on the contract
Of provided he does eura Of running
o., %s ne %n, oS ss a sas 9, he ALL Within
any. may, however, in
% The a he doing 90
cara Or service pro raia Of pay
lowing months extra compensation the
the in he desires upcede by different grade
Payments viii be made for The service BY collections FROM
S. M q a aus s OF
The distances given according 70 the best information but
verised the se supplied be correctly Bidders
TO- The Poma.srr Ge"ea i prohibited BY law from Knowingly
making contract for the transportation Of the mails with
the ma 81
ss o. m who shall have made any
consideration whatever do, anything
% a % ma
ssa q I s q ne ISM o.
w,hoa, the su.Ia1ee required BY law tina, combes
competitor win rssua, propo.aI reasonable
according The and hen they a ies ep se
g. sG. service and e me seiar bid DC
atons proposed recommended BY
IS sk i% a' Sns % s s~s
he sn ssse &c s pay e , and
offer. should bc dncny stated convey
with due csleri eer,an and inserted to indicate
MODE s ., som.y y, vii, constitute s'tar hid
form Of prcpoe. Furnished by the department.
No altered bids be considered submitted
Each bid mus, Be guaranteed responsible persons
raj ~ asan'ees esnno, be admitted
ss.s Of Tsmn,o.y Of .s The case may Dc address,
BY a not BY !" agent and M ss aaa isn.
proposal. nd quarterly returns a.' '''
went BY before ihr l Aasus, 1885,
proposition transfers viii be CON
d.yed aaui the contracts due form and
good and sufficient reasons therefor determined
10 Congress approved March o. s4s pro
contracts for The transportation Of the nsil shall be
every To the lowest bidder rendering SUFFICIENT
fos faithful mode Of such
than be provide for CELEBRITY
eeaniy and security - sach Under
new description Of bids has specify
conveyance but take the entire mail
ce'sny certainty and security, Of
~ sed from the manner in which they designated
on peoks will
srued providing for vg, and
"as es re MODE ~ conveyance
as~sv, md sec~rifyr ~ - L
all case. where The lowest grade Of
the bid
10 ssstxr'' specific bad. "
When lowest bid stbe,
inadequate mode ~
tut act a-dc for spccinc bid proposing
When the hid does specify mode of
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u. "a. GILL ET


Counsellor at Lar,
Has removed his resid ia Ffankta RD eorne,
Thirteenth
Ton principally 70 IN the und supreme Court
Having devoted much time ibs
advice and opinions
Justices The District Columbia In
preparation and trial Of suits concerning patents.
tie VIII also written opinions
Ties having claims before Congress
viii also claims before any established r be,
{ adjudication. RI
TO ISvENroHs.Thso the Inventors, Protective Ma
uona Union ~ on 7h opposite poruco The
Patent
Tue objects ready examinations and solicit
for in members. with all posahle despatch
model shop ~n be in ONCE where model,
be made al the shortest
Inventors invited desired IN
formation BE- bad IN regard the objects
attention viii he gwen
Central once, Washington, d. q.
r, q. CLAYTON,
President % lavoetors' Protective National tlnion
~" 10y
Ny Courtsbfp and IT. Consequences hy Henry ygkog
The History End Poetry o Finger Rings BY Charles Ed,ss
The World Workshops by Ewbank.
The New Congressional Directory.
sale TAYLOR
Jan 10 BOOKSTORE near ON s,,.st
WHirsES's netaii'e Wealth OF Waited stats.
w IvoL,
Life ofJ, g. Quincy; edited ~ Ioseph r. Braithraits
Nemores me WsieTs ~ o. nry Nancy
Lamsrtnes Travels In the Eastg vois
Aug 10 FRASCK TAyrOp
SrasDAao Preach Authors a ne .dss,.u. A. s,.
~ Paris bindings fr sale
ported ~ himself fso. Paris, q us, opened
UeSM fRANCK TAYLOR,
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Hamilton g. Panf.

Banker Exchange &c. No. 4Ba PepnSrna ar,
.+ r nae, Huntington, d. q.
INCURRENT money land warrants, Virginia SCRIP bought
u and sold.
principal sums 10 suit purchasers
Stocks bought and sold
Claims against the collected.
l-3md&w
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For Lynehburx az ChaElonesse, 90
Mondays, wednesday,, and Fridays.
Market win the stages AZ wi
pepsf GA fueeda Thas-days, and Saturdays.
For daily The stages ~ Piedmont
the al the Pa9s
Per order W. u. bhothhIis Agees
T--du
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CREMONA, aud
EMPRESS.
The above boats carrying the Ueited states matt VIII commence
rrsuar NOsemhe
Montgomery daily, The arrival o.
~ tana IN railroad oars daily Montgomery Win
- 80 ana al Mobile osiean- mail boats,
one o viii leave Selma on the DOWNWARD UP AZ
81 O'Clock, a. -. -. -,
os,ee who secure the comfort and safety
I o "a, =, =. a., o.u,-
n.r barrel nd one dollar per bale Of cotton.
% frsh, ar passage having accommodations, apply
{ .,~x aa.vu.un ~,
Oct3 - SbAf bhhSshot w.