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JOHN I'D p; IMTsSI'sLAND ron s,LE.

a
privately l The Oh day August which tine q not sold
l oaer the beautiful place desirable Tract Of Land on
& ' q. .S c BY Gsss Dss pro
n IN Pyan. 6any, and Ten miles south
Sa. Spring and s5 Ssns laid % in four shin. under good
ss,sione creek the whole tract say miles.
pu.n rSGS e5 81 low s.9Hnd on both sides The spring
assy 1-Hrsd and Painted 1t has nine rooms, pa ass
aeh-d ice house Kitchen esbns
2nd sso strat.tone ons,sI cleared ne Tb
m M r I Ts ssiy Of cultivation having small Ds-og
Bird o.. saw NM and ovrr.hot Grst nm Just sai with 20
An on. Tobacco Land Al. in woods. Of 100 acres
lie wssn abundance ce sne, & 10 w r Ind.
IL ; sysH OF private ale 3 HTS gnST Ei
osr CoIrPONs.-Thr Coupons ndpy,,ts in mn 1s5sl
'ro ,n o-ps e,nd Of H. Ch..seike oho Cana
""H' OF 0'"insse At irsdy,sS'sos have been
SSseSa oi for g. s. i2oa s Sssa S Ne s!
Coupon Tor % nom bond No qst
ConPon for D., from I'D No es5
e SS2PSp for g. from from S Sa5 S 70 -
.. iR Psyta s NJ a ,s p 'sSevns aH u The aid
'e - ably rvarded JOHN HkRSDoS G.iait t, VIII
PIIpsaton to the chrsess- Sna oSIo cana.
Company nj the expiration Of three arst nser;n AZ
SSs or ss Pay%co, Of he nUoa" Of 'bs above
S-f0is % ~ n."A o. ee.oinrres- J ". H., G
>hH CopsrinershP heretofore rxng firm Of Pickett
Maynard dissolved by mutual consent it d.y Juy
t The nAme q 70, concern viii b. used settling up their Ats
business Thce- Indebted will please immediate pSv
m mt 80 IL a. soon a. p
NO pICRtsTS
VEO. 3. MAYNARD
CARD.-Th- coal business h. continued nv IN. .rb
~ scber cash It's equivalent Al The IA ,,sS ~
T. a W, n"Nr the Petersburg Depot
iys-dlm M pIcErrr
yUNNACT or TIMBER LAND FOR SAIE-o,
II WEDNESDAY 10th Sept 1855 will public aucton N
not sold privately heiorr Of aud lying sides n
" NJ Immediately NJ Mehrrrin
and part in Lnnenhng containing s5 Acres, OF which E In
original forest heavily umbcred
OF a good dwelling honse snd out hnlipRa
IKSt<-Sl2.yl Acre. = and o
bo.ds bearing Interest and deed
For further information address the undersxn-d "
Jy1-9m Drste. R,snsh
'RNO TIfE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CARPET RAas
Ailsf,-l have received Travel
ing and Packing Iunks Carpet Bag SLd yases every
Se ana quality to which would respectfully invite your
asnt0n To those who intend leaving the city, strangers who
may be IN want Of the above, they will viii 81.
them great bargains for D. n PRANKiIN -"
- Manufacturer and dealer in Boots, Shoes ana Trunks
V' No. il5 Broad st., shocko- hin.
j y n
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT

BALTIMORE July IA dreadful accident occurred to
IN! on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Particulars moi
yet cived
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ARRIVED
Steamer jamestown, Parrish y Y mdx and pass.,e.-s
Lrdlsm 4 Watson So
Steamer 3clvdcrr. Pritchstt Baltimore md, Iudl,m A
Watson ~
schr Hickman, Mason, Philadelphia, ce.l s HAVE.
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ExomAXar nANK OF vIsaINIA-l


Ht PRESIDENT AND DIRECT JKs Of ths Bank have
semi annual dividend AZ Il cent subiS-ct 70 d,drr
= . cent eonua, payable On i5lh instant.
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'''r MA fLAe.-on the fourth of July the favarite
steamer Augusta encountered a terrific storm down tho
river and 81 sudden was the vi.it.,;o, thu, r., -,
nau much dihculy in saving his awnings and other ten
Po"! "egis from destruction. The flag, bearing In,
~ ' anu STARS winch had Heated proudly over III. how
" S Vas carried Oh "n the wings of the wind and sor
no Yr The captain says he don't believe il is within tn
Uou"uS oil human power 10 compel the striking ol th
nag on the fourth OF July, aud WAS cifcult
A'''' Tor the raging elements even 20 accomplish IL
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- AHsE tAHU ftu SAIE.-On ne isih Al
-. ucht On ne premise vi Be cold
It. uaci of lard usisf river n Re eourf,
~ hh.f one uiie ron Richmond and Dsrvr.
~ Ise eontsus hdntrcd twenty acr IN
- 81 shleh two huudred and
cend ioty acres cfeck f4t aud he far hsh.nd ~
.snl Vel sssred sh timber sunc-u ior 81 plsoston
pefposes 10 has al ne farm blu<s ususy ssn "a ToLarco
.ms A. persons fesrng purchase prcbaby - ~ isod
io teeu'eiVet deem furthsr description
TIE '-rcs III o. iauh cssh balance payable
secured ~ a deed cf trust O he land -
le1i--dNsstsuig rUONaa Rpuce
~ E.HUn.-So Ssl', ds1y sHgsss-i ssd ior ale b.
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coAxEscEMESr AT WAsusoroS Co,,.a.-r1. a.,

soofhtas RAILROAD AssocrArioS.-A convention wb;ch
may nave an mporan, bearing upon tho railway incr., d
,. s o' w'n assemble to-day at Ashland and a, mn,y
a.. epa.e quite numerous attendance of our ci,iz.u.
no WI lake advantage OF the opportunity to extend Il,
-, eotp'a we'come to Virginia Most Of tho railroads
prceenss ~il doubtless characterized b, unus,
, "a''",. ioaght My O'clock banquet will he iyen in
,h;.h 50 nai, 70 the members OF the Convention
wn'ch &c darn assert will productive of inno'ns,'
pei, events Persons desious OF attending ca,, mr.
cur tickets and learn all the particulars AZ the demo,
morning at Ia o'clock. '''7
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C9iMISH!sYsIoNEMs,sALEo F yALrAnLr

~ LAND N sPOrsYtvANfA COTFTY-Pur,uSnt :, (, -
e Neui Court ofthe countyo o. sprtsvvana entered In ~
t aa3 o. Nay 1850 in e u n Coieuan.v Coleman s,J ,b
r. e und-rFFned special Commissioners thereby ar,Inted m
Fel 70 ~ ~ public auction ~ D. hFst bidder
cee OF WIN Coleman, desi the tracts or ianf on VI b
n ded sfed and pstesscd BE- Wordvi- uhicf ront.rs r
hnnd And ninety acre' win Do proportion In woo md
on lEo story dvrng capital negro quarters s1e ef
~ sn.y tobscro barns Zee house, veil Of excellent raisr
s ~ 10y &c And ' handsome pleasant, healthy d
saos ftfdence The heds we'll supplied With runr ~ u,r
goa TIE oli placc whch sfions Woodvs contains r E
drsd aud nlnety I've q vh ltrsr portion i Ira u
and has on Dwelling Win rooms. good rranarv obs-
houses SC ami of ihe bus rrrirrs RI VIrgI
sih o. one hundred yards II dwelling ne rbofhi n y,
aafs.nW gcod rhc lands peculiarly adapted 10 ~ r
Won o ung oplcco Thet and situated u -
n Ngft1 o. Waler Favern and ~ ms distant fr1u rrs
essfhand baTcr ptu pI'ti, che Va Central gsI Ro.f
In Nfins o. lafr Invited % call Col Cisvf,,
u.cnAn ne7r frrier.ckshal Depot, Louisa Co. orr g n
Co, mo. ou TIE prefnisrs " ~
~ sra' ~ rd eah ne bsiancs 10 one s.d two v.
ht'fng nierc ron e dse ne uc rstsinrI until be - -
ueni ~ naic Partial rofsr1n v.vcn farsf 40, n.
eeiing vheat anI f1 a. r4nista f.s--s., II. ~ l
neg cgds hc t-urrt. lhr unsrsrucs 81 Ad,istr,
~ Nm " Coean decdE ~ Ne tine and mac rre-s H.
~ valuable muea Ar ~ ' -'A w
Ihe erusUf which WI b. made The dsv Of AL.
~ VERSIONS having CLAWS estate Of Wa, C,i..,
a. afe requested to heHl tuoWn anI fhoss ts.s -
invited 20 make payment si'boui DELAY
CLAYTON O. coLEuaS
JOHN q COLFNAN
- Ooummissioners Adnnistra-
'ortof Nm D Coisnaa. deed
Rehnond EnquireT si1 copy he show IN be- s .s,slv
$50. tnl Day o. sale w"
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LANE, ZIMMERMAN a co.
SUCCEssOR TO PITE ALANEJ
wHntEslLr ~
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, caps RONNpTe 10

LANE, ZIMMERMAN a co.
SUCCESSOR TO H1TE LANEJ
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, BONSETs, &c.
| - - Va. 2II Bsiiimore Street, Bastifqorg
virgins, pstronIed me- when seias for 9TH Kl
s eS i y i I ss.a. to the SSv, Having
.s, when visiting North Sp0 Tor s the SursA. q
city E, sSpSfssa.s s yE The want, q De vrsa
Special attention viii b to the aius q ordsfs
g'-uoH@ = B ZIMMERMAN.
BEkIN TEA C9UPANy.-Th, subscriber ha. just
is long Established comPiny-Young Tyson Golden Chop Dun
S %Si1s Si Ss;t G soa TsSso rom 9He.
az, 49,, P ~, p0oa Js'. Teas are Of much better quality
H' n srNriE, Druggist, goa Main ct.
EA,5M'LY LAHD.--Ia small bu,t,,. 70. sal, b,
JOHN y. GORDON.
WNOH sALE.-The hou.- and LOT In The si,, of ntoa ,
The corner o. Clay and 2' street By seddos
residence a,osslh, q NJ attractive 10 he ETY. TsS
sTILLHOHE ron SALE.
9 @Sb 2r Ise ps frn % sh,h reside, containing sTvES
q cqpp ErLDiSes s Ses sonV sr I" .ss Wa
Railroad and si,h q III, PanSro 70 Tresrss, San I
PRINT COP o. vhs. IN shout $3.50 bushels. AN
ssn' 70, Ny d,po' post oacs : sSHSS s Co.
lai-sgl- JEREMIAH MORTON
oiH-rls .as,.rloer b., on hsud and intend. Eecpins
tos est tmD httra snd Suryrhnc Nour. Thos Tauf
lyi Atns Old stand of n Psyi5p
%9I., " ~ 5 Grant, y,oa, ,s; CAY s,, ,,
Po 90 given on the ich Inst Tor terms 'rpy g
-ls2--au DAVID J. BURR
SgGAR.-2sobbl. crushed yellow Coz sugar Tor ,.ls
- %-- LkWs wfbB 90
uDuHE FHENCU brandy a PORT WINF.
- Tor medicinal purposes ior slic 81
a. BATTAiLTs Drug aud Chemical
- sore, eernsr Oh aud Broad.
20 BHLS; OLD DOMINION nONONGAH.-
-lyt Jas WINSTON
ISLE OF WIGHT VINEGAR, for taisby
=. WOMDLE CLAIBORNE
~ No. ~ Pearl y.
hnEss GOODS fOft rHE SEASON
- Vffandic huliut; frruch Jsccnefs
tercEe aod Oreaadie Robes
beau,ifal lawns, n6kc, iac 10 sod L. a.
Lsrse stock 81 nress siks, AZ tote prfoss
farasols and Ladies sik umbr,Hss
arass, Cloth sod Csrtsr's stus
Droefee and DeLaines, for traveilinE drrss,s
hlact and Coored hanulas
The sbovs foods have ben rsin..i "a .y,.,. ,h,, IN
imnst.ts sais W y prpEtys !. 60 ~, S''ana
." Ne 1S EAsis Square.
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mo TliE GENTIEuES--TRrSKs o,yprr n,os

UNU IL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CARPET BAGS
and have received supply Of Travel.
ing ana fatkng Trunks Carpet Bag Nases evrry
tye and quality To which would respectfully invite y
attention To those who intend leaving the
may be In want Of The above. they will call me- win sell
Hieh sreH bargains Tor cash ID. u. FRANKLIN.
Manufacturer and dealer In Boots, shoes and Trunks
No nm
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fouND DrAD.on Tuesday last, the dead body or =. n,
StaFke (~hose first have been unable to lear,
was found In the woods in Hanover county our
states that ON the previous Sabbath Sarkc who had hc
u''Alns' "Ss passing along the road with companion
ocg uaoe TO proceed vas left there 10 recover op,
nv s'npori that he wAs afterwards seen by prr,on
lh ny III vehicle and placed under the shade ot tho
ee-' anh tat two days afterwards hs dead hody vss
eIsi oy ieui'e near the spot the Ash partly
ea'en oil by birds His death no doubt occasiond h
intemperance and expo<ur. 10 the sun ~
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ELOQUENT Disoouasrs.-The Rev Foutsine E. Pitts NJ
one OF the most able and eloquent ministers of
sermons before large congregations in mi, cty o. SUD-
. La lhe morning he ecured on the subject OF pro
Phecy, at Centenary church, and continued his rcmaL
last night advancing peculiar hut welIsu.t,incd
views OF tie bearing Of prophecy upon the future ds,;
OF 'he United States which sha endeavor TO notic
NOR IN detail hereafter On Sunday afternoon Mr. PIT
addressed the congregation of Trinity church w.
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,. =. FRY.
COM MERCHANT

Az removed to the arge hreproof warehouse recently oce
Pied by 1hnmAs 7, yon, Rq. will continue y, sell an
kinds o. country produce Wheat, Flour, Tobacco Ge &C.
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V,MAGT or TIMBER LAND ron sALE.-O

CARD.-Th- coaI bu.ine.. will he continued hy n. h
seTbr future for cash equivalent old stand Of
p a NJ, n-Nr the Petersburg Depot
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heretofore existing under the nr q,
- WATTS PurNEf Dissolved by mutual en-
On We ~ June 1870 All persons having claims s-ans, ar.
present then for payment We respectfully asE ali 5d. -
49, - US very desirable % close SusInr.s a.
p - possible The name o. the concern viii Be- rd m 80.
'e - $50 "9'i'eA' SAMUEL PCTNYY
WM. X. WATTS.
STEPHEN PUrNTY
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FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE INSURANCE

AI-uIlNIAkLt 1NSTTEANCF
x-o -, EicuNoSn 18Th June, 1856
No ECE WILL EE CHARGED AT TftIS
date " ' '''-'s srt sssgsa after ms
JeiS-Im A.., 1 100. GO,
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tARD-Having sold my Interest 70 nv nartn.,. a.,
sueeeorsi respectfully continuance on ~, nayon.r
nat hs been 80 literally bestowed
years % ny s1eeessors and shall very dad ali njeb,sS hi
can and settle their - 50 '"Ue'seu WI
Julv isi 1850. a.>,t-r, ,,---.-
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". SAMUEL ". PRICE withdrew and NJ. i,,.,.
jus @ ~ "'s' r,SSS, m 49,.
renins With The assistance Of the sarDe Or. No.
mat ave been With
As usual until the nr day January nsxt Sbsn a.
Ffl 20 .uHt some new Interests. In
- Inducements on the hand ard bv ne ysn
Ni7S propose 70 show their usual select variety, ~ ~
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~ provisions VIE
- ne late Charles r. Howard. deed. uni.fsivr n. -
e"f. a. M TIT ksDAf tie ia,
70. hrs a day tsrease offer FOR rrs~s 10 ~,
highest BIDDER. ~ public auction, and vii Ep -,
ad % steh Tie aid Charles Howard AZ n. time of
n avau u lee In the south-wc Monntairs
Pe..lhi V.s~ OF Orangc Court Hcu uhch er. ,rr tbr
aud another about
npo oil the Orange and Alexandria
NE ssg 10 6ordonsvle, when nth IN C...i r1
,oso her b plank road from Fredericksburg C-
n s ~ road In ne cour.. % construction bet~-G
oI chHond Alexandria and fr,drrcksbarg Tr-i r.,,
nsNe-n tght and Nine Hundred o.
han land aud Il well eusnt. Az. g
ana desirable and consists o. spaeons Iics sr
, o'h Mouse stables and all other
b 80 are ten Itr certs Of u. pueaS money. PAD
W es-h The time 81 sale and the EQUAL s,pu,f
ment- OF one and two h. good
11d deed Of trust the land part n
+ons 'aa grain VIII b. o. .aI. :. X. =. II
do. not Interfere with The growing crops AZ the time Snd f ~
se,sion GA or before the l., Of December -
II rarely h.Pp-ns that fine desirable rse,
COMBINING 80 many advantage
Se The undersigned by the 81 r. -.
s horard are authorized I'll n private s.c snd
uOua TAKE pleasure IN showing gentleman VIZ nav 49,
purchasers. p wy '''e II 20 s''
wN c. MOORE ss
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NV, .- Eg. q. TABLE AVN LIeIIT READ

PACKAGES PHInE yOLEs, fol .aI.Sy
I.oa WOhbLE CLAIBORNE
NJ. II Pearl street
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UNHH CoparinershP heretofore existing u1de The firm of Fst
Maynard Dissolved by mutual consent d.y Juiy
iSS The nAune O. ~ concern wiz b. used IN settling up Ats
mt 81 nree-sry soon as posi-
ble. no pICRKTT - PVSs'-
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a CARD so THE LADIES.
DIR. DU PONCO,S SsnUnEN DHs
ssIIRTsisIIYaT,
AND NICAHAGUA,

hANE one OF We hneft lots u White
offered 70 he Virginia a. sncb ps. ~, 49,
phase. az warranted a. ia Main ". -''o' "" "
Jeis wa IN a,,trf,
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W ht pAtgNP0Rt, AlLCs 90
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VALIAHLE AInEuauIE LANDToR

~ Hr. Goo.,sy .Ao i've on ~. A 1,s, - -,
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FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA
EicHNoSD July l, 1856.
1--WE PkESIDENT AND DIR ECTnHs on hi.
hshh nave declared dividend Of
o % e l1hts OF me last Notwithstanding theefrom quNr
iv5din. ''e''' j. 4. SMITH.
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VALUABLE I,anHi ~ CHANGE CoTNTY

Je2U-z4Ntds $3.50 - Se''AH =. a..
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-10-30
hioh handed violation of Constitutional

high handed violation of Constitutional
rights which they disclose.
We left Mount Pleasant, Iowa, on the
goth of September, and after a toilsome
journey of some 81 days through Iowa
and Nebraska, we reached the Kansas line
this morning October 10th, 1856. When
we had proceeded about 80 miles south OF
the line, and while persuing our way in a
quiet and peaceful manner, we were sud
denly stopped by between 600 and 700
United States troops, with six pieces of ar
tillery, under command of Col. Cooke,
acting as posse to United States Deputy
Marshal Preston.
After enquiring who we were and to
what place we were going, and being
truthfully informed, they announced their
intention to subject us to search, in obedi-
ence 10 instructions from Governor Geary
Col. Eldridge, as conductor of the train,
presented the following letter of welcome
from Governor Geary.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-10-30
Gov. of Kansas Territory

This letter was sent by special mes
senger to the train while at Nebraska
We protested against any detention OF
search AS violation of our constitutional
rights, and of the spirit of Gov. Geary's
letter. We admitted that we were thor
oughly armed, and stated that Gov Gea-
ry had been so informed by the bearer oil
the letter, and he had distinctly admitted
our right to come armed into-the Terrific
ry. The train was ordered to start, but
was Immediately forcibly stopped, neither
our protest nor Gov. Geary's letter bein g
respected. The wagons were then search
ed, and all arms found in them taken
away. During the search, trunks and
valises were torn and broken open. the
beds of families were thrown out in the
rain and trampled in the mud-the ladies
being treated with incxcusablc rudeness
After this was done they offered to es.
cort us to Gov. Geary, on condition that
the leaders pledged themselves to keep
every man with the train. This, having
neither the right nor power to do, they
refused; telling them that when they had
taken from US all that they wanted, we
would take care of ourselves. We were
then informed that we were. prisoners OF
war, our entire train, numbering some
$50 men, women and childrcd, being sur
rounded by United States troops and
marched into camp, where we are to-
night, under strong military guard, who
have orders to shoot down any man who
attempts to leave.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-10-30
IAN Apneal for Kansas.

WITH PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS FOR ITS RELIEF
To the Editor of the " y Tribune:
SIR: In this days Tribune correspon-
dence from Kansas read the following
81 saw a man to-day whom I had
known in New England. He SAID to me:
81 came to Kansas with 81, 500 in money
| have served through the whole war
have a wife and nine children they have
lived for fortnight on green corn and
squash; there is in my house neither meat,
nor potatoes, ner meal, nor flour, nor mon,
ey nor do | know where to look for any
But Ishall liVe and die an Kansas"
The writer further says:
eff money is to be. or can be raised in
behalf Of suffering Free Kansas, let il
rather be employed in sustaining the sui
fering and impoverished here, than in
sending other emigrants."
Kansas needs more men, let me add, bui
such only should go as can support them.
selves Three men we'll fed and clothed
are better than ten famishng ones
Friends Of Freedom awake, beseech
you to action. Friends of humanity lost
moments now are golden sands Of life van.
ished forever
This is the 10th of October. Beyond
the limits of civilization, four hundred
weary miles of prairie intervene between
us and the perishing
This is the 10Th of October and soor
those broad wastes will lie buried be.
meath acres of snow
When that time shall have come, oul
brave but suffering people will be cut off
as by wall, from the entire North, and
unless previously provided for, will be
left a prey to all the villainies and devlisl
atrocities of the monsters who have thus
far SO cruelty scourged them. Who, ther
shall succor the widow in her desolatiun
What hand shall feed her innocence, per
ishing by cold and hunger? In that sac
hour where shall the brave defenders O
Freedom look for relief?
Upon the exertions of to-day depend
the issues of ages !
The time may seem short to us, oh
friends between now and November th,
time may seem short to us between thi
and the Growing of March! We are al
looking, and | trust all working for TIL
election of our beloved Fremont, the hop
and morning star Of suffering Kansas
But consider, oh, ye well fed ones f! con
slider, oh, ye well sheltered ones tha
time wastes slowly for those who are wait
ing their hour of deliverance. To tn
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1856-10-30
Administrators Sale Of Real Estate.

In pursuance of an order of the Court
of Common Pleas of Wyandot County,
Ohio, | shall offer at public vendue on
the 22nd day of November. 1856, at
o'clock P. M, at the door of the Court
House in Upper Sandusky, the following
real estate, as the property of Abner Ju-
rey, deceased, to wit: the east half Of
the south east quarter Of section four (4)
in township four, "a south range fiji
teen (15) in said county, containing 80
acres, assigned to Priscilla Jurey, widow
of Abner Jurey, deceased. as her dover
estate, appraised subject to her life estate
at 1920. The west half of the sonth east
quarter of the same section, containing
80 acres appraised at $3.50. Two equal
undivided ninth parts of the south half OF
the east part Of the northeast quarter Of
fractional section five (5) in said
township, containing 49 and "a 100 acres
appraised OF s 49, The west half oil the
south west quarter of section nine, 60 in
the same township, containing 81 acres,
appraised at $3.50. The southeast quar-
ter of the south west quarter of section
nine (9) in the same township, containing
SO acres, appraised at 1870. The north
west quarter of the north west quarter of
section sixteen { l6) in the same township,
containing 40 acres. appraised at S 6o,and
in lot numbered two hundred and forty
three (243) in said town of Upper San
dusky, appraised at $57. Terms of sale !:
one third in hand, and the balance in one
and two years with interest from the day
of sale, and to be secured by mortgage on
the premises. BENZ S. WELSH
Admr of Abner Jurey, deceased.
Oct. 1!th. 1856. (till sale)