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THE LivrR PnLL.-The LIv.r p,n- J.

The LIVER PuTI-ThA "a x,.,,
DR. M,Lana vera Hr.e 80 - xs ASitcI k1Ig OF
-. W0.s nf. used by him exelueivelv /. ~.
If Iss.. ~ eMsscio1s were they n alI essss
sttrsr.ia oLP,a.nh .nst they became famoue M
- S.ne ~. tns sstsnflon OF tho medical faelItv -
sna ~ .o general nse- They set with treat esyts;.t
sae dispersion of his disease and 4 sees.
70 io health With some the eifsct n sinc ss.srse
bsu, eqaentiy expersnsius i'm medisfe rss@ -
OF snath. ". months resortsd to drurs and msSeirs.
are vs.r description. 10 vain Dsesses offns H.
frishtsy common In this countrv md sra 80.
Of shs LII, 10 character. Those vho ernerisr. ~.
som ni; ~. Io,nitoEy symptoms OF tb,s isnss,c.. ~
n E,s.1 disease should ct opce nrocnys ~, -
World oT.n;. rms and perhaps thereby - -
Ps0Ths -
Lane. Ti,.s psJ9 pyve valuable remedy. alSo A., -
he I'm. s,ar.I, .us, can nov be had st ,.s..st.-
-. IS Ssolos ~ tnis city.
.nd masers n VII please be careful to - -,
nh sS aeMn - sompanson. are worthless o'S'
u@ci"
LEEoHrs T.vrcu.c n,
hereby In form.a ne public arc
~ be spuI;sd IS 1u snPsror Swedish Leeehss Which
saloon undsI AL soa.s Of the day at the Hair Dresns
18th, between M;a ;nnenesn Hetei, and at night on
N. .B-Cupnn. sn9 ffsnkiin sfreeta
o, at the shortss9 ns a heeehng promptly attended
nos sa'e.
REMov., y. y. nODSONs
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BURNED The wife Of the Rev. Mr.. wilkins,
fcolorcdD of New York, was so badly burned by her
house taking fire. Wednesday, as not to be expected
10 recover.
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SUIT BETWEEN PHYSICIANS. DIR. John w.
Draper, of New York, has entered suit against
DR.. Reeve of the Medical Gazette, for saying that
he is not a medical man, and has no medical edu
cation,
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CPKING STOCK FINE WATCHES

~ f.NV U1VOh = IINE W N NHAAo'
- We have on hand, just received. large supply
OF hae Gold Watches, the most of which were i'm
ported expressly for u.s. and will compare favoraby
with stock offered for sale In this city. Per
sShs 10 want of anything In their line assured
HGa OF fine Watches cannot be found In this city
We have adopted, aud intepd to abide by the one
Pflce system In conducting business consequent
tsil
we warrant every article cell. and Will guaTan-
u sstisfsction In all cases
=, respectfully invite the publ, to examine our
hect MYERS L. JANKE,
tpli 75t Main at
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III The Berlin correspondent of the New
York Journal of Commerce says, that the
opinion gains ground in Germany, that the
Emperor Napoleon is the great obstacle to
peace, and that the achievement of glory
from the present war, like that which his un-
Gle once gained for the arms of France, is
the only safety of his throne. 1t is believed
that Austria is now under the special influ-
ence of France, and that the sovereiens of
both countries are eager for continued war.
Men who are well informed, adds the CORES.
pondent, have already begun to speculate
upon the probabilities of an alliance between
England, Prussia and Russia against Aus.
tria and France, and improbable as this at
first thought may eem, it is not so unlikely
to be result Of tho stupendous movements
which are now in progress. No one can
foretelI the end of this great conflict.
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PAUL JuLrKs spnouncsd bis farewell concert in
Boston fer last night
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THE GARDNER FRAUD .Messrs. Corcoran and
Riggs, of Washington, have paid into the Treasu-
~ about 500, ,0OO-attached in their hands by
Governmenta being about one-fourth the amount
fraudulently obtained by Gardner under deci.
sion of the Board of Mexican Commissioners
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PAYNE & MAYO, Auctioneers, have re-
moved their office to Mr. Wellington God6in's new
building, of 1lth and Bank Streets Entrance
on Bank street
They will sell at auction or private sale, Rea' and
Personal Property; Rent out Houses and hire out
Servants.
q Deeds of every description will be accurately
drawn.
tend to taking Dispositions, Acknowledgment of
Deeds &c.
Their charges will, In all cases. be entirely salts
factory and they hope to merit patronage by prompt
attention to business.
JOHN r. PAYNE,
q, ARET. MAY0-
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AGRICULTURAL ESSAYS, &c.-RuFFIN:-
Richmond: J. W. Rardolph.-The essays of
no man of this day in Virginia upon the sub
ject of Agriculture, can command the atten
ton that will be paid to those from the pen
of the venerable farmer EDMUND RUFFrN; a
man whose long experience. whose close OBJ
servation and incessant efforts to improve
the systems of Agriculture, have placed him
at the head of that noblest profession; tiller
of the soil The above work which is just
issued, is composed Of essays of Mr. Ruffin on
themes the most interesting to the farmer
Among them is valuable chapter On the
depressed condition of Lower Virginia.
The book is from the press of C. II.
Wymae.
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DEMONSTRATED.-Ma-

AES1IN1 SlkAlE lED.-Ma-
- dam Helm may be consulted on matters of inn
ro.:srce fcyeteiljng al particular events of human
a. suca marriage the time when, with q dsscrip-
ten Of husband or wife; of riches chan sins OF bus
situations; esaeies or estate; kindred friends;
san shs suffer by any particular thing, of which he
81 she Is in fssT long short journeys of absent
yegsors. dead alive; OF law suits; of theft, or
a;rs, .ort Of substance lent demanded; wife or
tusJsyd living from each other, II ever return; and
s tie difficulties of life, OF heslth. fraud. sickness
q lie.
Thi, !ady tells fortunes BY the CaTds-Prof LEO
Is the Plsuegs, or Astrology.
TEKms-5o cents By the Planets 2S cents Afor Ia.
dies D. the Cards and 80 cents for gentlemen by
ss-6s-wbie or aek people.
Apply at Adsms' Valley, doors from the corner of
lh!h, ou PcplSr street. "Ofice of Astrology" over
the dooT, opposite Larcsstefian School, over the
Creek. NH I4-Iui*
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NEW GOODS FOR SPRING.-THOS.
~ R. PRICE l. co. invite the attention of the
public to the largest and most extensive variety of
DRESS GOODS
That they have ever had, with complete stock of
FANCY GOODS generally-Hoisery, Linens, &C.
They have
Dless Silks s prices, from ST. cents per yard to
the most elegant.
llsGnsnis, Tissues and Bareges in great variety.
Bsrese and Tissue kobes-some very splendid.
Plain Mousslnes Rareges and Challies
Lawnss beautiful stock Ct all prices, from 12 cents
TO the finest
Orsandes-.ome the most elegant ever shown in
this market.
FfeucH Cambria and Brlantes extremely cheap.
uinshams and Priuts-a lsrge and beautiful stock.
Mourning goods of every kind
EmtEoideries-Seotch and French-some things
quite new, and in variety too extensive to emu
LEerste.
Wrought Muslin Rssques and Spencers.
NANTES for Spring-in Silk, Applique and Lace,
trimmed in every way with Fringes, Galoons,
Thread Laces, &c.
Hoslery in complete assortment.
Laen Goods ia Shirtings; Table Linens; Hucksback:
Napkios, Ge.
Blesched shrtings, sheetiugs, &c.
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SCOTTS LITTLE GIANT CORN AND

~ COB MlLL-N T l E.-The undersigned
having purchased Of Messrs Robbins Bibb, of Bal
tmore. the exclusive right TO vend the above Mill
IN the counties Of MscitoE Orange, Greene, Louisa,
A bemsre. FlUvGana and Gcoch and, ia now pIepar-
&c to supply tbs demand with Mills of the very best
msterlss ready for use, follows
NO : Erinds 10 bushels per hour with one horse--
price SO.
No. srinds Is bushels per hour with two horses
price S57.
Ne, srinds 20 bushels per hour with two horses
price S66.
The u.iiity and economy of these mills are unquss-
uonatie and it is confidently believed that they may
be kept in daily use for ten years
The unceIsisned hereby gives notice that these
mills cannot be sold within tbs above nem-d territory
except By hnseifo or by his duly authorised agents;
aed any iatri1g uopn his lights will be prompt
!y prosecuted.
aln acting agent also, for the sale of Macgre-
eofs Patert Cauldrou Furnace, Agricultural Boil
eI for cod coal.
Persons ordering will sddres. at Gordonsvlle
C.. B. McCORMIC.
FF fredericksburg News and LYnchburg Virginisn
copy month and forward bill to me at GoIdonsviIle
"a 7--1&cIm C,B MEG
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HAIR CurTMe.-Citizens and 6trangers
visiting the city wishing to get their Hair cut In ths
latest and most approved style, would advise them
to call ON HOBSON, under the Amsvlcan Hotel. On
trance on 1lth street.
N. Blot, Cold and Shower Baths can be had .
ell hours Single Bath 25e. or Ticb ets Tor d
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Nor1oE.-One of the most popular me-
dicines ever introduced in Virginia 10 BAKERS
PREMIUM BITTERS. As guarantee for my as.
sertion is spoken of generally a. one OF the best
Family Medicines ever before the public. 1t is q
greater strengthener to the whole system than any
thing ever heard of for Dyspepsia. Nervousness
Cholic, or any arrangement OF the stomscn. fon
am vet to hear instance whore 1t has failed IN
eyirs relief In cases Of female diseases It IL with
out fall.
They can be had, wholesale and retail, of Messrs.
PURCELL, LADD CO., and Druggists every
where, oPo
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-,,pTuNrNGs EMgRoIDERIES AND

4 FANCY GOODS--J. L. WE'LL hss just return
"a from the Northern Citiea where he has rur-
rosd scn1e OF the hsndsomest and most fashionable
ves al Trimp,iags to he had In the city, all of the
lies. i'm tons landed from the European steam.
.-,U whilst ne was there, tosether with fine aud
,su selected etock of Needle Work aoods-such az
Esr5s Collars, Sleeves Gimpure Collars and Sets
Bihhons Mohsr Hair Dresses, Jet Btsceletts Breast
Tius and Necklaces, Gard Cases, Pottmonnsies Fans
ra,fumefies and a nice stock OF Fancy Goods aud
nasery 10 which he calls the attention OF putche-
,,s s every article will be sold cheap hy calling al
]. L. WELLS
Fsrcy ard Trimming Store.
.o ~Im* ISL. Broad Street.
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COP LIVER OIL-The

nVSHTON'S COD LIVER OlL,-Ihe
Ii ste firm Of RUSBTON, CLARK & co. being
sIs.cIvsd hy It's own limitation am now soie PRO.
nrsA,5r q the genuine Cod Liver Oil which is 90
Generally prescribed by physicians az this season for
C,psnr1ptiou, Coughs, Colds, &c, sc.
CAUTION In purchasing ordering, be care.
fpl - ask for Rushtor's and that my name is on
th- sbel, and my signature over the cork of each
bottle SIS there several spurious srticles IN the
market claiming 10 hs Rushtous
FREDERICK V. RuSHTON.
Sou otthe late Wm. l.. Rushton. N. York
TIE shove Oh fer sale by OUVAL NORTON,
corner Of Msin and 10th streets Bank Square Rieh-
lrorS spS-Sm*
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Bounty LAND AND PENsIONs.-The un
dersigned hereby announces to the public that he
will prosecute Claims against the Federal Govern.
ment to BOUNTY LAND and PENSION, on the
most reasonable terms
sT Office In the Law Building.
NH l5-Im* b. w. STAhAE.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.-1955.-An
~ entirely new stock at No. 29 Main street.
We have received by recent arrivals, cur entire
stock Of
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS,
Comprising complete aud well selected assortment
anon gst which will be found the most fashionable
ana besutiful 'yles of
LADIES DRESS GOODS
Inported toeeth er with a splendid selection of
CLOTHS, CASSIM ERJES, VESTINGS, &c,
For Gentlernsns wear; ell of which haye been pur-
chased under such favorable circumstances as will
enable us to cTsr them unusually cheap.
Our fiieuds and the public generally respectfui.
iy oyted 10 call snd examine orr Goods. ss we feel
tssied can please them, both as regards quality,
Eyis and price.
J. L. sMITHER BROTHER,
sp II-dlm at Snelfs old etsDd.
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UEIoN STEAMSHIP CoMpANY's LINE FOR
PHILADELPHIA Shippers by this line arc respect
fully informed that we are now running our three
steamers leaving Richmond every MONDAY and
THURSDAY, are prepared TO receire freight at all
times for the abore port
lfshippers will give us the consignee's name on the
ticket for the last load and whether receipt
IL wanted will take leasure in sending bls ladine
to Mem. II. Z. FUTILE.
mhz Its AGENT,
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A CARp.-The subscriber, an expert
,nced practitioner OF Medicine, Surgery and Obste-
tries having located on Broad street, three doors
sboys tenth Offers bis professional services TO the
citizens of Richmond.
.,ndv and practice of Midwifery, and to the treat
mani of Disesses of Women and Children.
erT~ems RICHO CAUTHOkN, u. D.
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Sam'L CARY, Dealer in Paper Material
n.cs ROPES. BiecING &c-) South Franklln st.
) door: West Of Old Market, buys smell ~ we'll Al
i.rse Lott 70 9-d6m
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JNO. w. WRIGHT & Co. are prepared
to receive all kinds of Produce and Merchandise on
STORAGE at their Warehouse on the Dock on a. fea'
sonable terms a. 1t can be taken In the city.
fe I2-6m
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|. NUWLbS X WALFORD, STATION
IA FRS No q, Pearl Stree, next door to H w.
Frv Sons, offer TO merchants and others at Whole
ssle y Retsii. sveIY fine sssortmsn: Of
BLANK BOOKS;
PAPERS; INKS; PENS;
SEALING WAN: WATERS;
ENVELOPES. &c., &c,
At prices to suit the times.
ALSO,
"HERRING'S FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF
IRON SAFES.
Cal snd see them.
mh5}-ts KNOWLEsS WALFORD.
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prick FOR SALE.-About 200, 900 or
ID 800 o0o first rate BRICK, for sale on very res.
sonabe terms at Rockets. Apply TO WILLIAM
CATLfE, CT to ID. w. CARTER.
9-iwT At Bank of Va
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DICH'S PATENT IRONB M
Ii PL0UGHS Having purchased the right to
nuDu-4ctC the above, We are prepared to fur
Est thsm at wholesale retail. All who have tried
ta-m. and they are in extensive in the Northern
-s;es pronounce them the be st and most economi-
cal they have ever seen. Prices range from S4 so
= sl8. BALDWIN, CARDWELL CO,
Z, Gcgt Main Ri-br
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REMOVAL.-The Subscriber

"a REMOVAL.-Tho Subscriber
respectfully informs his friends and the
puhlie generally that BE- hes taken the
stors No. 13a, corner OF Meiu and l3th
streets. and % well known q Aliens AThouf.s
whore may be found large assortment Of avery Ar
ticls In Ga1dlery estAhlishment; all Of yhloh Be
Win sell very low. JOSEPH H. COLQUiIT, )
b s@-dn Agent
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THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
4 INSURANCE COMPANY
Capital: 5000 OO0i
NIB 19-Staw4w THOS. N. ALFRIEND. secv.
AT PRIVATE SALE

The subscriber has for sale at private sale fresh
lot of Goods, consstipg in part Of Frsnch ghlsts.
Fancy do; Linen Bosom do; Corded and Plain Col,
lsrs Byron do do; few doz Embroidered do; Sue-
2enders OF various ST. leE White and Brown Cotton
Hose and hafHoss of different qualities; SILK Cra-
watts; Fancy Neck Ties; Pocket Hand kerchefs Fency
Scarfs &C., &c,
The above are fresh and seasonable Goods, and are
offered at private sale to the trade for few days
only. ALEX. MOTT
ap Is Corner Main and 18th sts.
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LADIES DRESS GOODS.

A.! Of which have been purchased under the most
favorable circumstances and which disposed
TO sell to the trade fair tsrms-makipg in all cases
q LIBERAL discount fer CASH.
nh l-d& c2ul* RICHARDSON & co.
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CTEAM CANDIES.-Re sure you get
~ BOsSIEUX'e;-when you buy Candies be sure
you get Bossieux's steam-Refned Candies There
dies and represent them Bossieux's that are not
his The only place to get them genuine, 10 at his
manufactory. No I07 Main 1t.
He also keeps the Northern Candy which he soils
at ii cts LOUIS J. BOSSiEUX,
Steam Candy Manufacturer, No. l07 Main It,
an IL
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EMBROIDERIES.- In want of
IL Embroideries consisting of rich French work'd
Handkerchief, Collars, Slseves& Banda Chemi.
sett.s 80, viii find 1t to their advantage to eivs me
call before purchasing, az have Just opened 8
splendid assortment thereof from the lowest erade
to fine richly worked article. and at prices that VIII
defy competition. JACOB A. LEVY,
~ Is and IS Main It,
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EOR s A L E.-Exchange on Baltimore.
L. Philadelphia. New York and Boston.
WANTED.-Gold, Silver, and Richmond, Peters.
burg and Lynchburs notes
North Carolina money received ct per cent dis
count, at HURLEf'S Exchange Office,
fe 3-Sm No. 5 rearl stTeef.
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lust RECEIVED-An invoice of the
u Premium Cork Water Coolers, the best article
ever invented. LARUS & SHINE,
ap12 "a Main ct.
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DARLOR MIRRORS.-We are opening
i beautiful lot of Gilt, Oval Parlor Mffron.-
Also. general assortment of polished frame Look.
spl2 IA Main ct.
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thers ASSCltcO IN advance or III

SToRAGE.-The subscriber is prepared +
receive on Storage, all kinds of Merchsndize an
country froduce at lowest rates. Warehouse o
Dock. between Goth and 2lst sts
ap9-1w* J. B. SCLATER Produea RroL.,
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Legal Notice,

Luke Knapp, plaintiff, Petition to compel spe-
against cihc performance Of al,
David ID. Mann, and ! agreement. In the Court
George Eaton, defen- of Common Pleas OF
darts. Monroe County, Ohio.
nAVID ID. MANN, who is q resident of the
~ State OF Pennsylvania, and George Eaton are
hereby notified that on the 9th day of Ap,il, A.
ID. 1855. Luke Knapp filed il. the court of Com-
mon Pleas aforesaid, his Petition against the sai!
aeiH'Sants, the objects and prayer of which Peli.
ton is in substance follows that is to say: Tha,
said David D. Mann, by article of agreement in
writing dated the Goth day oil March, 1851. agreed
to convey in fee simple said plaintiff the follow
ing premises, situate in Monroe county, Ohio, to
wit: The east half OF the north east quarter oI
section 5, township g aud range S. containing
AZ SO-l00 acres, upon the punctual payment of the
following sums ot money at the times follo wing
Forty three and so 100 dollars at the date of the
agreement; fifty dollars November /, 1851; fifty
dollars December %, 1859; fifty dollars December
2o. 1883, and hfty-siX and So 100 dollars Decem.
ber 25, 1854; that the first two instalments werr
duly paid: that said plaintiff executed to said Man
his promissory notes for the last three nstalrents
and that said Mann transferred said to Georse
Eaton, who is now the owner. Said Petition
prays that said Mann may be compelled to perform
specifically his par. of said agreement according tr
the terms of the article. Said defendants are FUR
ther notified that unless they answer or demuI tc
said Petition by the peXt term Of the court of Com
mon Pleas that said plaintiff will apply to the
cour, to take the matters of the petition as confess
ed and to render judgment accordingly
LUKE KNAPP.
By HoLLIsTER s. WAY, his Au'ys.
April IL, 1856.
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~ HERPES SALE.-Ry virtue of writ OF
~ Vendition Exponas issued from the conTt of
CoHmon Pleas within and for the county of Mon
roe aud State of Ohio, and to me directed, will
offer for safe at public auction at the door Of the
court house in the town of w oodslied, in said
county, on
Tuesday, The 12th day Of June, 1855,
between the hours of 10 o clock IN, aud O'Clock
p IN. on said day, the following described tracts
of land. situate liz said county, to wit:
A part oi section %. In township 2, of range 4,
being all that OF land lying north of the
OF RidgevIe, bounded on The east by the lands OF
VIM. Pittman, on the north by The lands of Jacob
Pittnan and on the west by the lot sold by Henry
Kyser to John p. Ferfel, and on the south to run
| parallel line from the line of VIM. Pullman west
with the north line of the SAID town OF Ridgeviile
| containing III acres more or less.
| Aiso-ihe iou wing tract in section %, town
ship 2 range commencing tor the same at the
south west corner of lot dee led to Henry kyseI
hy Jacob Windland, thence with the section line
south to the corner of said Windland's land
thence east till it will iutersect with the old line
on the west end of SAID town of Ridgevie
thence to the street line, and thence to the place
| of beginning, containing two acres more or less
Aiso-thirty acres of from the west side of ths
south east quarter of the north ea-t quarter o
section cS, township 2. ransei
Also the north east quarter OF the south eas
quarter of section 29, township 2, range 4. con
| tanning 40 acres more or less
AIso-the following town lots i'll said town u
Ridgevilie, being Lots Nos. g 3, 4. 8, ., 10, an'
I6, as appears by the plat of said town.
| Taken in execution and levied on as the prop
erty of John P. Ferrelt, at the suit of Hampton
Smith g. Co.
! WILLIAM READ.
| MAY D. 1855 S5 16 Sheriff NJ. o.
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Sale of School Lands.

"a Office is hereby given, that there will be Of
Ia Tered for sale at public auction, at the front
door of the court house in Woodsiield, Munroe
county, Ohio, ON the 22nd day OF June next, be-
tween the hours OF 10 o'clock m, aud O'Clock
y IN, the following tracts of School Lands, TO wit:
The east half of the north east quarter OF sec
ton No. 16, in original surveyed township No
L. and range No. 4, containing so acres. Ap
praised al 800.
Also the west half of the north east quarter Of
section No. l6, in original surveyed township No
4, and range No. 4, containing SO acres. Ap-
praised at Sf5O0
| Also the east half of the south east quarter OF
sectian No. l6, in original surveyed tuwsship
No. 4, and range No. 4, conianng 80 acres. Ap,
praised at $3.50.
Also the ives, half of the south east quarter oi
section No. Is. in original surveyed township
No. 4, and range No. i, containing 50 acres.
Appraised at $500.
Also the east half of the north west quarter ol
secuon No. l6, IN original surveyed township
No 4. and range No. 4, Containing so acres
Appraised at $3.50
Also the west half of the north ives. quarter o
sect ton No Is, in original surveyed township No
4. and range No. 4, containing 50 acres. Ap
! praised at $240.
Also the easi half of the south West quarter OF
section No, l6, in orig ginal surveyed township
| No. 4, ard range No. 4, containing 50 acres
! Appraised at $4O0.
section No. l6 in original surveyed township
No. 4. aid range No. 4, containing so acres
Appraised at $3.50.
Said lands in no case to be sold for less sun
than the appraised value thereof.
One twelfth of the purchase money to be pait
at the time Of sale, the balance in eleven equa
annual payments, with interest oil the deierre'
payments to be paid annually
JOHN s. HOLIDAY,
Auditor of NJ G, u