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We copy the following from the View Orleans Delta
the aoh altino The insssacs By this has al
ready bsen announced IN telegraphie column
The steamship Texas, Captain Forbes from Vera Cruz
the I'D inst Those from the city o. Mexico the sth
inst
Captain Forbes reports that the Spanish steamer Mexico
arrived al Vera Cruz the 2lst inst from Havana and
Coatzaooaleos
Was at Vera Cruz when the Texas left and the officers and
crew or The former up passengers the TrxAs
ihs primary elections for the election OF deputies 10 the
Constituent Congress had taken place In Mexico Great
enthusiasm regned on The occasion but disorder dis
turbed the polls
The Minister Of Finance had made proposition. for
loan, IN reference 70 which meeting be held
the 18th instant The clsgy said were disposed 10
advance large sum- bat conditions The govern
nenf would not accept The government improving
much IN public appreciation from the course il was Pursu
ing.
An expedition Of two vessels filed wifA IIibasisrs
headed BY Napoleon Terman had arrived Mazstisn
however reported 10 have been completely routed with
ont loss BY the Mexican troops and people The leader OF
the expedition and the of the yesses had been
taken prisoners and San Bias for safekeepng
correspondent Of the Monitor states that Teran embarked
al Cape San Lucas the 18th Of October with eighty
lie then went with waleboat and the barque Resisurs
dor TO La Paz proposing 10 take IL On the 18th ultimo
he anchored in Puna Prieta and summoned Gen Blsn-
carte TO surrender The latter however, showed fight
seized Tsrman fired the Restsurador, and made her
Captain Deusou surrender after killing and wound
ing two The captain of the Rsbecca Adams afterwards
did the same. l.
Internal disturbances also had taken place various
points, but all had been successfully quelled.
General Alvarez has resigned the presidency and Gen
erAl Comonfort has succeeded him. There oppo
sion to the decree nominating him, but the only result
was the arrest OF D. Miguel Buenrostro who headed the
movement and Of others. Comcnfort has named rs
his ministry Sehor D. Luis de la Rosa Relations Senior
D Ezequiei Monies, Of Justice SeLcr d. J. NJ Lasgua.
Of Government General D. j. NJ Yaacs, OF War; Senor
d. Manuel Silieeo OF Fomento and Se6or D. Manuel Pay
no, OF Finance.
Alvarez had returned TO the south.
The Vera Cruz Progresso is very congrauatDry the
appointment OF Seno d. Santiago Mendez governor OF
Iucatan. s asGssr
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have tssA kept nom the people for couple Of InOaas
Tbs washsng.on oOrrspOsdsnt aIoa q ss Baltimore
Sun says
TO majority Of Congress judging from tina votes
gysn to-day the views Of rhs message also acceptable
q vast mass Of The northern people, and Of the whole
South there "a doubt
correspondent Of the same paper al Norfolk writes
The Presidents message came npon Us this morning
with audiences that startled every When Il
announced from the bay steamer Louisiana that the
was out asd Speaker il thought that the document
was bogES Bat the Presidents explanatory preface
sutcert 70 establish ts genuneness and the Sun Extra
was sought with aYidify The public with voice
cord 10 President Pierce the pauds for his good
judgment and bodnes in Apprzng the nation Of It's
diton Without waiting longer for acous and disor-
ganiSed House IL is Jacksonian His Of the
slavery question stamps him patriot and statesman,
and viii towards him than the heart Of
the South and every friend Of the Union,'
We close for to-day with the following from
the Richmond Enquirer.
The President prefaces the message by assigning salts
factory reasons for departing from and sending Ia
10 the Seaaie before the organization Of the House From
hasty pernsa conclude that for lucid order compact
concise and comprehensive style and for hrmnes and
nacg Of purpose expressed with Inodesty elnAnating
from conscious recude this message is exceed by few
State papers that have illustrated annals-
We regret that we lind nothing in IL 10 increase
hopes OF peaceful solution OF difficulties with Eng
land Der conduct both in regard 10 Central America
and 10 recruitment in territory exhibits and
deliberate disregard of rights and our feelings We
cannot conceive that shr has deliberately adopted such
OF eaduct with tins design back from her POI
siuons She knew that could konoratly submit
her insults and Gggressons and she have calcula
ted that fears might induce to leopard forfeit
honor. To provoke TO have been her only
OBJECT How il is 10 be avoided is her bnsness inquire
and ascertain not She has wilfuy and wantonly
involved the two nations in quarrel she is sole author Of
the mischief and she must discover the Of repara
ton.
"On the subjects Of slavery, abolition, and State rights
the message Is able, explicit and satisfactory
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nv the p,lion zeyhanah oAie pray.
W fns nr Of psirnt granted hm
Apr improvement IN -consscting heafnr
years pirstion of said rseet, WHICH
place ON eth dsy Of Api. ltsS-
A u ordered p~npsr
Monday, Of Mnrch ~ c'csock,
persons sed shov caus~ ~ ths5
have. ufy sHtd pet ought be grsstsd.
ns The Fstsus
specnfy orh vnuas esss
AL hed
he NJ bearing sccnS
the "a which Ell be furnished aVr
cation.
me Testimony VIII bc c~ed lsh ofnsrrA dep
pxiron., rrisrd b
occ hcf,s the ncrnias az tAss dsy The
rumenss, II any, within day. fhsrs~fter.
Ordered pnblsned The unios, nfsin
renc~r Evr,ng Washington. D. G. Argns bsumers
Journs II Conmsaes
FORA Engur.r, Ciacnnsn. Oslo, once week fo
svoas 10 hs eth % nsrch sslt As
Of PAtenn
Ps-Edio ofs shove rsrers vii pesse and send thsr
hF,s 70 me Psaeus oce paper containing tins scsce
Jaa s-isws~
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MARYLAND LEGIsLATuRE.

The legislature Of Maryland met nj Annapolis We'd
nesday last The Baltimore Patriot Of last evening says
sebed Annapolis last evening, and
nominated the following geneuen candidates for the
Offices hereinafter named Their election believed viii
take place to-day W. H. Trarers Of Baltimore, speaker
Thomas II. Kent, Of joe, eief clerk Adam Keller, OF
Frederick county, reading clerk; j. A. Skinner Of Dor
chester sergeant oomutee clerks-Messrs Pal
er, Clayton, and Lroompe for shore and Han
naway and Inge for shore; Kane Carey door
keeper John Sullivan, folder; james Sullivan, page
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DATED se.s.s Patent Ones,

Os The petition % W. BuIes Of View Yoft, pri.y f ne
Ersuiod the a33 of March,
years patent place
on 2ad day OF March, A o. ieSS
nf the SAID petition be beard The Patent Once
Mondxy, ION March u O'Clock, and
SIRE
said p~fase ought be granted.
Persons oppene
objections, spcsiy form IN writing
tiled
tnb
once. winch viii be furnished
sYpifcKnco.
me bimouy in the win be closed tbs 2oh cfF.b
runy; csyostionr, and relied
died shsee s-or. the morning
BE- uramentx, ~ amy, within ten days fh.resNsr.
yuhaxsed ruica, fntei
xeucef Evening wsshtssoo, o. G. BAN
Evsinr Arrus pnsfsrhts, Pennsylvania Jcnrnsi
New Post, bnssos,
previous luh Of March ths Say Of
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner o rasrnu
Ps-Ed,ss u the nhow. Will please and
s the fHieni ohce, with psar containing as sstoe
Jsn 4-la~2~
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OF FICIAL.

TREAsuRr DEPARTMENT., Decs mber Il 1855.
Eoucs hereby sss United
purchsss tbe Of 81 500 COS Of
time whea The be offered the
day June AsIi, and viii pay hsrsor following prices
A~3
losn of lssa premium Of 10 per Fes
ioans ef al and 1884, Of 6 cent For
II 1885, chilled Texan ndem
Of And for stock Of the loan Of
sedeenabis the l4h Hoveser, 1896, received AT The
Treasury the i day Of January premium Of ~
January Ss Of March
Of and received after ls, MARCH,
pfior said LAT Of June premium cf " per
interest allowed specified
cencs1s from In July with the pine
esskcases reesivsd hs Isl January After
vii be allowed in addition the
from January receipt In
aay viii - allowed addition for the reach The
saicS.
department wndsr the present
souiA ~ daily ssgsed United States twin The
half interest," prior ,hs IL, january nsr by ID. party
xstisisA receive - SsEehase Roaey.
Payment os these socks made BY drifts upon The
Bsss, New Yot, Philadelphia pare
entitled % receive ne ssasy may Areci-
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of tbs Treasury
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BALTIMORE, jan 5.Tlour is frn-sses Of Ohio for fu
ture delivery IS IS sales Of Howardstreet st So g.
Wheat il unchsngedgood 20 prime whites, 81 IS ~ 0s
good prime reds 81 30 S. Corn unchsnged-sale
Of white at IS rs cents yellow at " IS Receipts
Of light. Provisions sctive-ess pork, SIS 81
sl7. Bacon Is owershouders 10 sides, IL
HAMS i2S2. Lard ia activesae in barrels 10; II
cents /; in kegs, n5s II cents
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IBRARY Of Law and Equsty, seeead s<ss-s. IA
Ii hound in 2 Williams Real Property
Wsn Wills. GSosRnss fosHs psIeus ChnEeey fraeics
Wsiod Eqsy FicAAias ihisard Insurance Hadfarsh
Leading
Of Sale, Gessy Equity Evidence, fteEsrds
Law lxsAang- Price, 0i5.
Just received by FKANCK TAYLOR.
Jan
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United Ssss~s Fsse~s O0oe.
Nxshinxrn~. IsruHry 4. Il

0N petition Of Jausss- Read u A'on, rsnc cs
IN. rateus srrns~S
fsr ~ unchtr.s,
FROM m. expiration said patent pssc.
dry of Nsrch, lsaS-
me s.id petition ssh-srd fhs Patent Once
of March ~ e'ciok
prsn n
-hy petition ought not he syrn,.d.
Gle In
asscfions -r~cisy fsrh IN writing lssss
70 the said bearing sss Usrsuicd IN
win az ocs which ~in fsfnshea
The testimony Ia the viii be- eio~-s ais ~
rei,~d
mi morning
sresnen. any, -thin fh~rese~r
Ordered, pobishad The urc
grrcsr, and Evening Washington. c. ARR
Feursivsrfsn Fhiis6efrhs Je~rnsf II
rort Enqurer Cinctnnsu. ohis,
previous ID 81 sreh n-r ssy
hesroa.
.aArIEs MASON, ~
Of rstsrss.
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PFICIAL.


prrAKrnrsr eTArs,
Washington, Dscenber d, lo1si
Further information been received department
Joan Ra ESQ., odersa rsspccusg
Effects nv Courtney King,
yin
application department DE- King
Rsved 20 hav = citizen az South Carolina
gAnz -d3H ....
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THO Gladden. bura 10 Death

PfrrsBuRs, jan last night frame dwelling occupied
BY the family Of John Kregan, at Temperanceye,
Pittsburg, destroyed by ire with all Two
children persisted in the flames being literally burnt Gin
dsrs- Two other children thrown of window BY
their grandmother who afterwards saved ss by jump
ing They but slightly injured Mr.. Kregan ab
sent attending the orphans fair nj this city.
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BY TELEG RAPH.


Arsrsra, tMe.,) Jan. 2-Our State iegislaiure com
enced here to-day The elected Lott NJ Morrill,
Augusta (de president, and Wrn G. Clark, Of Sawyer
vls strsight whg) secretary. The house chose Josiah
Little, Of Portland, (straght whg speaker and Dsvid
Dunn, Of Portland (dem-) clerk. The between
oldne democrats and the straight whigs be
plsted
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MaH-coACHEs FRoH ST. LoUH TO SAY FRsScrsco--0ur
Western ma-rouies already sHfensvecne being from
Missouri 70 Santa Fe another from Missouri 70 Salt Lake
city and Third from California to Salt Lake but Mr.
Weller has already given notice 10 the Senate Of bis pur
posc 70 introduce BAL making st longer from 81
Louis San Francisco lis bill l. 10 authorize the Post
General contract Cor the transportation Of the
United States malls In fourhorse coaches tr-weskiy
Something win probably be done this season toward
tsbishng overland ma-route through 70 The Pacific
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CoLuMBa Jan. Alt has rainsd almost continuously here
for two week. The rivers very full and great appre
heafons felt Of destructive feshes throughout this
gon Of country The rain has fallen in torrents for the
last twenfy-four hours.
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DIVIDEND Of par proa for
th day declared, stockheide
demand las. ADAMS,
s-eoA CaAhuef.
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Owing 70 the pressure upon our columns, com
PEELED to omit number Of articles which have been in
type for several days. In next Issue win COM
the publication Of the annual reports from the vsr
Gus executive departments Of the government ..
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~ ". G Elasa. u rspsvis asssa-
cSs~ats ps~5sn< To- et ~tcA E~aa - tea
On sls sssh AP isss 500 - -~eet ~hsea "a
place tne 2iss DAY Of Apss. itSs
psrlusa 0aacs
and tney
%, ..,a s~nt,sa saysl sss % ss granted
ssjseosas, specssi ssst q wrns ieasitweLy
a.ss q bearing Al tesony hss b eaug
be ssos hs sAsd bessins ss he aEn and n
q cacs which ~i b FURNISHED
Tss s.ou, In me case via be closed On ne as ~ saTc
lea asps.ions, and sosr seiua tsinesys
6ed once before sas aoians o. Ast dsy
oss4sed pasisaed IN he unioA ste
ssacsr, and STAR Washington, o. c. Asa asasfe, ~
yos NJ r.; ne ssslon rsss Bosoa a8ass.
ts ts Tn d2s 81 April ns2
- - - " CHARLES MASON
Commissioner Of PA<nts.
papers pseass cepy snd send
s. bills y he rsssst once ~is paper containing ina Roee
Ssh s-~
w MARYLAND.
Ths s,lo~tss ss~a Magiand Consea-
asssd Lolssy, cisss T. hsssn beeenbef 81, lsasi
% 20 70 10 ~ "a 50 81 10 IS "a
following nuauhss al me raapseo
Lousy class a. drawn jAnassy }, 1880
la "a ID Am 3sh Sh sth sh sh nih lin i2m
50 l6 "a 60 IL So 40 30 IA 81 40 Al
The following Maryland cansoli-
dssd Lciiery, cl.ss s. drawn Jssaary 4, 1850
ST ~ Am 5lh sth 7h sin ON ioh iish I2h
o IL I6 20 az S. 40 l 81 al 30 81
following names o. ne raapseo iaahfna
Lottery, ris~s ~. drawn Jasuary 4, isSe
al "a ID sh 9Th I'D slh sh ION llh lash ism
70 40 81 20 IS 70 81 n % GO 81
*. Brennan,
General Arsn, Or ne coasaclof Blnmore
LGs'I RosHErs, Commissioned
Jan 4-t
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CREwCH AVID srALSAs r-AsGuaoEs,-J aL-TpE
RERroLA p~wf~.-rw schools n Wah-
s~< Ass~sria respectfully ,sfes ,seis ART
he
rsi~s~y -~nfsey references
Astr-s. re-rss~rfs street. sossh sifs, Ne va
Dec fs-eeeaeg.
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sEdicEs Il DE -ssvs papers - psssss coy, s.ps
fsrf -ia-3~
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lynsLhAL A0ASsI AT WAsHIseTOs--Ihe suh
scv1s<r, eww~ry ~ Rchmop1, yrres. hssing esashsd
aes h TITS ety. f~w pnf ~ Trsrs
D-rasxsepf seoA~>s
and pes~~ns weser
he psrhsps The e~iy is<er wh~h made
q M OIL
rshsc o6c~s dspssos vrrrss Tsse
srpefsc.,
him ~ bog tkss va ess ~ he ~in
pcRhis do a.
For cssims pss NJ Msh, 1855 rvsr isn
81 land az ~ho
-hssges wlt ~ yer, ~nAssss. FELIX RiSHARDS.
asrsnGscRs.
Eor. HENRY A. Wis.,, Aocc..<, vIrviria-
Lyor.. E.s-, kscsuned vs,r,si.
J.s~. sess s.s oe-.-i-sssr' ef Pensions, Rehmcus,
Z +
sa6t~s n. payhev, nehncs<, visainis
Hon. JOHN =. resAetcn, Virginia
Hon &sWw~, Chissc~, Washington. u.
Wsntan }. Wsvd- nshsupcvs.
L~~Ss T,srsSvaks ESQ., n~v Yat
msrrh 7-Ahepiys
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Eon REvrA s ess- furrses dwelling house, bsil ihe
modem style. of water.
ard Furnished every
Amy No az iah ara srceus,
ny es8cs ~ u j. MILLER,
Dsr G-Su are Lou,s ns~rue.
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A RSYr CORRESPONDENCE o. Brds. street., csorss
n tom Nov the ard ~ fhe place snsaEe
yoHr Christmas and Nev Years esa-s such hose M whcA
awarded s~di Ascsres ns
An splendid
sortmsnt II bon hons sapsds, and fsney goods.
We orders fr AZ kinds
taia.snas M shes'ss and Reasonable
a par DISTINCT
Georg~tevn, u. &. Dec le--e~.
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CECOHD VOLUME ~S Irvs.g's Iase OF wsshtrxssp.
& yssisheS asd Tor sale 81 me hcotsiors 81 GRAY 1A
LAkTYkE,
Also Hisss history Prayer. rrreosl
Resecfioes; by Chsdes A. Ccodr,ch-
The Way a ssvanoa utssuased ty
The Hcsse ~ IRE Sea p~ea ~ T. n.
eiecurseys Native Msr
~ reasant LsnAs
Jna
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Y L. MOORE is prepar~d - furnish the best white
and rcd ash coal s and CvmbsAnd coal " all kfds
10 Ids CUSTOMERS st the lowest mari ef psincx
25to pcunds gnAxslusl
HICKORY, oak, and pine wood n v~,y low prices.
god sfscj< and fun rened IN AZ
yard ~s aide sh srses, hss~~sn and Z, epgess Cd
enn6.r
Nov D-vTurnH
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II AND WARRANTS a satisfactory
IL favorable
Ing INC stfsni,oa Of suorney pso@fsly attended
r.iro s:s,.s, wsshinsiss, 4. c.
4 ncKesney,
Dec ls-%snosdAcp
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GEORGE r. CCMTl8, La (residepce
wisds Hosei, Ws~bsg o~rs PRACTISE tbs surcms
United Of Claims.
Dee "a lunnf.
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Administrntor,s IS Sale.

John Bates, admir- of Edward Hotchkiss, deed, vs..
Grace Hotchkiss ct al.
DY virtue of an order of sale to me directed and
ID delivered from the court of common pleas OF
Wood county, Ohio, will offer for sale at the door
of the court house in Perrysburg, on Tuesday, May
20th 1856, between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ.
and o'clock p. M. of said day, the E. hf S. Z. Or
Sec. 33, 7. 8, r. IL, containing so acres; the n.
w. or. of the n w Or. Sec. sc, Il. 3, II. -, con-
l. 4. !, r. H. 40 acres; the S. W. or. N. w. Or.
Sec. 81. r. 3, II. g. containing 40 the w. hi.
Of S. L. Or. of Sec. 36 4. 8, of Range II, contain
ing 80 acres; ALSO the east part of the north west
fraction of section ten 10) of township seven, ()
of range tN elve (12) in Wood county, Ohio; also.
inlots 593, 592, 533, undivided half of 4S, and in
lot 8, in block 9 HOLSTERS addition; all of said
lots in the town of Perrysburg, and all of said Pre-
perty in Wood county, Ohio. Said property will
be sold as the property of Edward Hotchliss, de-
ceased, for the purpose of paying the debts of said
IdeceGent JOHN BATES, Adm'r.
MURRAY s. DODGE, Attys of Ptf.
April II, lS5G.--4Sw5S3.50
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Jesse S. Norton vs.. James Southeate.

Jesse S. Norton VS.. James Southgate.
DETITIO ON FOR PARTITION. james South
i gate will take notice that Jesse S. Norton has
fled petition against him i'll the court of common
pleas of Wood county, Ohio, seeking to obtain par
ttion of lots No. 5, g. T. g. g. 10, H. II, 49, IA, 15
l6, H. 18, 49, 90, 21, o. in block l, and lots J. 2, s.
s. 6, 8, 8, 10 II, 12 13, ii, l5 16, H. in block
.. of Taylor & Southgate's subdivision of outlet
No. 100, in Perrysburg, Wood county, Ohio, giving
to said Norton one-half thereof, and to Southgato
one half; also, fraction of said out-lot No. IG9
not embraced by or included in said subdivision, to
said Norton three -fourths and said southgate
fourth part thereof OF in partition cannot be
made without manifest injury, then petitioner asks
such further order as the law may authorize. Said
petition will be for hearing at the next term of said
court. MURRAY l. DODGE, Attys.
April IL, 19j6.--48w6$3
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John II. Cowden VS.. George Cowden ct al.
CHERIFF'S SALE.--By virtue of decretal or
- der of sale 10 me directed and delivered from
in the above entitled cause, will offer for sale at
the door of the court house in Perrysburg on Tues
day, May 20th 1855, between the hours of o'clock
A. NJ. and o'clock p. NJ of said day the south east
quarter of the north east quarter of section No
range twelve, Q2) in Wood county Ohio. contain
ing 40 acres. more or less. W. l.. COOK,
MURRAY & DoDGE, Attys. Shift Wood Co., O.
April II, lS56.--i9w5$l.8
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Administrators Sale.

T.. Graham, Admir- of Jarvis Spafford, deed, vs.
Isaac Hull ct al.
DI virtue of an alias decretal order of sale to me
ID directed and delivered, from the court of COM
mon pleas of Wood county, Ohio, 1 will offer for
sale at the door of the court house in Perrys
"n Tuesday, May Goth, 1855, between the hours of
10 o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock of said day, out
lots No. 230 and 231 in the town of Perrysburg
Wood county, Ohio, containg six each. more
or less. Il. GRAHAM, Admir-.
MURRAY & DoDGE, Attys.
April IL, 1856.--4Sw5Sl.S
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Murray & Dodge VS.. Joseph Kelley.

Murray e. Dodge VS.. Joseph Kelley.
DY virtue of writ of fl. fa. to me directed ard
ID delivered, from the court of common pleas of
Wood county, Ohio, will offer for sale at the dc
of the court house in Perrysburg, Saturday, the
31st day of May, A. D. 1856, between the hours Of
ten and four of said day, the following lands and
tenements, situate in said county wit: Inlots of
the south division of the town of Freeport number
twenty five, (25) twenty (26) and twenty seven
(27) the same being taken in execution the prop
erty of said defendant at suit of said plaintiffs
W. L. COOK, Sheriff
MURRAY & DoDGE, per pro.
April II, 195G-4Sw5S2
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John X. McBride ct al. VS.. One stickney.

John X. Mcbride et al. vs. One Stckney
SHERIFF'S SALE.--By virtue of an execution
- to me directed and delivered. from the court of
common pleas of Lucas county, Ohio, in the above
entitled cause, will offer for sale at the door of
the court house in Perrysburg, on the 18th of May
u. 1856 between the hours of one and four O'Clock
p. NJ, the west half, south east quarter of section
35, town Z. range II. containing SO acres. or
less. w. l.. COOK, Sheriff Wood Co.. o.
April IL, 1856.--49w5$l.6
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NOTICE is hereby given that all persons having
~ claims against the estate of Luman Bushnell,
late of Freedom, Wood county, Ohio, deceased, are
required to present them, legally proven, within
year from the first of January 1856. and all those
indebted TO said estate requested to call imme-
diately and make payment to ELIZABETH A. BUSH
NELL, administrative, or JEHIEL P. MARTIN, agent.
April -, lS56.--49w3+
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-04-12
Huram Brownell VS.. Jacob Keller.

HuTam BrOWNtI1 vs.. JaCOD NeIIer.
SHERIFFS SALE.-By virtue of fl. fa to me
~ directed and delivered. from the court of COM
mon pleas of Lorain county, Ohio, in the above
titled cause, will offer for sale at the door of the
court house in Perrysburg. on the 18th of May, A.
d. 1856, between the hours of one and four p. NJ,
the following described lands, to wit: The north
part of the north west quarter of section twelve,
az township seven ~ north, of range twelve. (12)
containing sixty-fiv acres. W. l.. COOK,
April II, 1956.--4Sw5$1 .63 Shift Wood Co. o.