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IN pussaanes ofaw, FRANKLIN PIERCE President Un
public sales win DC held !, land oSss, he
% a sss s. a. sA1 asr SIZE o. Mon
day The DAY % SS nsI -, s ,sa % public
townships, viz;
EortA Of the base ns and Wssi u Gs y,iasipa meridian
Toe ISLANDS seeOn ain, township Dryseyeu
sections ,sny eight and twenty nine, township OF
range hve and section trthee, township forty i've, Of range
township forty-niue, Ofranse ten.
foriy-seyen, and my, OF eleven.
Townships hIee ony-siH, oIy sessn and fOrsish
TowHshps .Aree forty sir, range wenly
three. -. /. s.-..---.
TSwn:Rp Sy oS AND saS io Ave, o. range twenty s
TSwasSps iory eight and ayOus, Ofrauss thirty
Townships fOryeshs iOynins. my, and hyone range
Townshps Any, and one, OF range ,hirg-sr
The vac ant unappopaed twenty twenty
A Ine land once a. DUNCAN, commencing on Monday AZ
fourth day Of August for the disposal Of the public lands
viz. ..sa.. !. ,...
NORTH Of the base line aid Of principal msidqa
Township ,airty.ssysn, Of range tge a y
Townships thryour and thfyh Of range twenty nine
North Of the base line and east Of the principal meridian
Certain island, situated n h S following SsSrs e wit
in sections TWO, iIee r.een aud lwen four township
@ sa iv tho same range in section es oWashp ,Ws
eight sfranss nine in sections three four nine am ten
thirty, range and in sections twenty nine, tiriyhes,
hiny-four, township thirty OF the Same range.
appropriated by law Tor the Of schools, military,
other together via, those "swamp and oseowsd lands
enable the State Of Arkansas
States swamp lands within their tsn approved
September 49, 1850, will be ercludcd from the sales
The offering Of The above lands win BE- commenced on The days
In the order which they
dsed despatch until the whole shall have
closed sale shall be open
longer weeks and private entry Of Of the lands
be admitted the expiration the weeks.
Given my city Of Washington This h
April Donni thousand eight hunlsd and dy
BY the President: FRANKLIN PIERCE.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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Notice

Notice
Of ,cithdraWal Of lands in Florida and Alabama.
IN pursuance net, entitled granting public lands
IN sections,
aid in The construction OF certain railroads IN said sates
nth May, 1856, lying fifteen miles
side following
from st. Jobn RIVER Jacksonville the Of Bs
Gambia bay Pensacola Amelia island Atlantic
the waters OF Tampa bay with branch 70 Cedet Key the
Cuff OF Mexico Except Tampa portion Of Its juno
Cede Pensacols, Florida
Montgomery, habamahave, this office,
suspended from and until further
Given hand General city Of
Washington, this twenty third day OF Way 1885.
TH0s, A. HENDRICKS,
May A-law6wt tStar fnlel.l Commissioner
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no Letters OF Madame sevfgne her Daughter
and Friends, edited ny Mrs Sarah J, Hale. VOL o. as
The Lelers o. LadY Mary Worey Mon,seu, edited BY Mrs sa
ral ]. tale. / vol. 81 IS.
MAY W FRANCK TAYLOR.
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George II. Armstrong, Thomas Manderded,
George HemboId, r. Carroll Brewster,
James f. Neall Isaac Leech, jr
EDWARD II. HELMBoLp, Secretary.
LOCAL SURVEYORS
Charles Walter, No. 3g7 d street.
John NJ. Thnnton LIST street and Virginia
James Williams, No. - An street.
MARINE SURVEYOR.
Captain j. p. Levy, No. 474, Pennsylvania avenue.
GENER Il SUPERINTENDENT.
John Thomson.
most Ts $ @ % with the
From The LEI day Of august sa ~ i've months up Leg January
egh. thousand, hundred my dollars
only ior six bundled and sixty dollars losses reported
soliciting share public believing
jued according equity inan legal techneaiies
Win view Of aodng ample indemnify 10 the public, the
THEIR BANKERS,
Cash and premium provide accrung
TRUST FUND OF ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS,
To held by additional security policy holders for the
payment of losses.
BY s o iSH
"a a. o. 81 Of S ass %
STEAMBOATS,, CANAL BOATS, RAILROADS, and the usual
and on The hus of sTEAMBoATs navigating The western
The of will be low other companies,
fixing sm every improvement in construction and
Al losses speedily adjusted and promptly paid.
street, Washington city, D. c: -
sy E ss b sd :ss s asTs
New yor6mA "A: Tnonp s No. ,i 10 Wall street.
Balimore-B: II, Richardson, No II Baltimore street,
Cnsrsson-j g. Tsylor' No. 1871 E. Bay street.
M Ms% oansas.-ns@I Villains IHsas;
Pi'tsSurg-T. j Hunter, No 90 Water street,
Trenton--Narr Cocks.
Pond In Lac-Robeu A.
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NEW YORK. nanmEN, AND SOUTH
rA ANTON UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAABRs.-
~ The ships comprising this Tine WASHING
TON, Capt T. Csyendyi HERMANN. Capt. Ia
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Notice for Restoring certain Lands in Wis
COnAiu,
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NOTICE IT. UFRvpY ayES land Offices al hISER' Il
PoINT, and MESAsnA, In the STATE OF WIS
s. open Of he lands ~ said
subic aud location ~ The date o. het
vhdfnWa BY No go, and n"r monday the an
dny Nuru er,cpf following townships e reservation
81 rhttA Be- continued, viz
Townships II IA, inclusive, Of ran
10 east Inclusive.
oco srrvrs-s POINT Townships IS TO - inclusive oran
q 6 ., inclusive.
luy. rilr - and e, oi and
Iuwn.up IS, ~ range east.
ONO MES,sHA; An the townships district situated be
township u and the Michigan State line, - 10 ~
cHa,
uud, nj hand, the General Land Once the Of
Washington, this 2fth DAY Of June, 1886.
THUS A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner,
June -s-tawGw Intel. n starl
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person right Of prescription any the
within townships and OF townships above
required establish the TO the satisfaction OF the
of the land otce and make payment thereof
this notice. and before the
pointed for the pubic lands en-
bracng claimed otherwise such claim win be forfeited
l....# TH05. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
April 8-lawl3w Intel and Start s
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United states Mails.

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT., June 7, 1883.
PROPOSALS for carrying the United States mails from the LIST day
Doth sje, following route
Tennessee, viii be the Once Of this de-
IL Washington, until the 18th day OF
august neIt, be decided tho day, vlzI
s663 Pom Concord Depot Ten. Louisville, mhus ana
back, three times week
Leave Concord Depot Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
Arrive AZ Louisville by Am,
Leave louisville Monday, "wednesday, and Friday at
pm,
Concord Depot by ipm.
Proposals for SIX trips n week are invited.
INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS.
No pay will be made for not performed and for each Of such
satisfactorily planned three times the ~ the
he deducted For arrivals schedule Tine sufficiently
Icused fourth 81 deducted The
he annuled for failures, violating
office fT dsoheyng departments Instructions
The Postmaster General nrd. OF
the He schedule
ded mRniug he diminished aIso may cua
discontinue sliosheT Tafa decrease
condition Of his allowing months the
service dispensed with.
increased will be allowed for
esed distance, u the points supplied
stated. The contracts September
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
June 7-law4wt
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-01
! RenIais Of a AJINertisIng. ,

The Toledo Blade gives the following ex-
amples Of th{ behefiso Of advertising. They
deserves The especial attention Of business
men.dlo bEs
Some ten. years sinde, when Deiroli was
very li,Le, Il nny larger Than, Toledo, ,wo
young men from The East, where ,lhe7lrue
principles az advertising are belier under
stood Than aiAbe wesl, having taken Store
centrally si,gated, Ihry opened with thelde-
,ermitutioh Responding Ihsir ebiife profits.
except ren, aba clerk hire, for The first year,
ID advertising and pfiniing, They did 80,
expending aob., $1,000. y The niesxt syear
they Sc, apaa half i,heii profits foft6s'satne
purpose, but long before'ihs year expired
The senior pdtner iold iko wiiiet of Tfis ur,
licle TIA. iheY tcodtd li6t eSpend as rnlciil as
they had anticipated, Tor Inc only Isason
they could Eba - place iopu2 ~ re- Y Y.
Every Paper in Ihs Sta,h, Glmos,,2 conI
t,ained their business notices, Wills thtir
hand bills, circulars and'c trdswere scattered
broudcosi.f IN this way they have gone On,
expebdilg annually abon. four thousand
dollars, undl Inc business has SO increased,
ti,a, ihey occupy ten sale rooms, each 100
leetjn drp,h by 95 in Width and giving EN-.
poymeni 10 one hundred clerks. One oI
,he paf,ners ioId Us .ha, their business the
pas, wear omounied 10 ni1e over n million
and a halt Of dollars, leaving them mel
|prcfI over all expresses, o.; over fity thou
sand dollars. 'S'A z -eaNl@
Z Ano,herois the case Of gentleman who
commenced business in the same iown. bu
fur years since, with only capital Of abou
Ss5,000 sileshas followed very much in th,
wake Of The firsi mentioned firm, expeniinl
anDually. over a thousand dollars, uuIilshi
business husincressed 10 largB sum Of owe
sixty thousand dollars per annum. Al leos
once man,h, q handbiiI is thrown inlo ev
cry house Ia she city, informing The citizen
where goodswares can be Obtained aua lai
rate, while fot fly miles IN The country, o
every road leading TO the city, will be see
posted ON the barns and fences, on shed,
ard in sloFes and iavetns bis flaming hant
bills. he has oGen Informed Us lha, III
amoun, he expended annually In This wal
Ewas Jhe ibea investment he had ever mad
i reTkn 1anso =. liz =.
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"' 7'' 'For the Telegraph"
Notes ON Desert Life,i or the Route
TO California in 1850.
Journal of W. w. Hu1bsll. revistd By
,dl l.l !" WiLdGre, the Wanderer." p. =
CHAPTER K.


= JUNE 18Th, 1850. Cloudy, with pros.
PccI oI rain. We continued 10 asceId The
creek ON which we encanped last night.
four miles, then leaving to tlie left. we cross.
ed over o, dividing ridge, end ieached The
dry bed Of anolhefT cam running between
.wo vidgts, parallel with The fFst. We as
cended ibis channel six miles, and hailed 70
efuze all O'Clock, A. NJ. The hills on
Our 'righi'an lef, al his place, were cover.
ed with lofty pine e'lrees, which, when, the
%inJ blew. produced sound like iha. of On
|apprnachfnG Storm. % 'sghs Yf9YAa lnt'i
Again respming our journey o, ], o'clock.
We travelled three miles ard came to as,and
|d,',he bdseo an enoimo0s ohiiI, or noun,
laip, several hundred fee, high. This hill,
being covered with pine, ahd cedar, and pre-.
sen,ihg here and there rugged cliffs 0f rocks,
oyefhanging each lther, presented quite q
novel and interesting appearance Crossing
over this hill, aud experiencing ho luls dlE
ficuliy In doing 50, We advanced three miles
to lhe northwest and reached d slreaih cali.
ed Horse Creek. This siream Is about lhir.
+ Iyyards wide. eighteen inches deep; and
ubounds Ia fishes OF various Kinds. On
crossing the creek we came upon a very
large spring, The water Of which wo3 benu
iJplly clear, bul pcl SO cool ps ,hs, Of some
springs we had previously met with. lIav'
ing crossed Horse Greek we changed oul
course due wesl, and travelling three miles
reached The base Of range of hills, O
bluffs, sleeper Than any we had yel seen, tn,
ascent Of which was very difficult; hvweve
I'VE managed 10 reach ihe Top, and that, loo
jus, as n remarkable siorrn Of rain and win,
burs. upon US, The wind blew very coll
for the seakon II iher ryedr, uud The most q
Us being drenehed with The rain, |, may b
easily guessed that ihe weather seemed /
us no, very comfortable. Descending thes
hills, We encamped a, their base FOR III
might, al six O'Clock In the evening, hayin
come c.day, a distance oi oitwen,y. four milel
IcThe storm sliN continued Up 10 iine Of ou
encamping, but toward midnight The cloud
cleared away, and the Stars appeared, twink
ling In tie clear blue sky.
JUNs 19,h.-Asi ihe sun rose this inoYr
ling. we beheld Laramie Is Peak d, distanc
lol no more ihan twenty miles, apparently
ii ocr rleff This nenk Ind been In view. I,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-01

MANYPENNY SUSTAINED LII will be r..
msmbered that Col 9Msnypenny. the Com.
missione,iO of indian A Affairs, char Sed 4 num-
ber7 of the. officers Of the U., s, Army with
being concerned in Iidian land speculation
and 10 delrauding ihe Indians Of Ihsf righ.s.
III consequences oi these charges a cous,
martial wos) ordered,,sn sBreyeb Col, Url
Montgomery. commanding al For, Rile,.
Kansas Territory, hns been lried for par,ic.
pn,ing 10 these unlu&iul scls, aud sehf6cttHTi
10 be dismissed ron The service C9,lot'sl
ManypeRny. must WELD powerful inild+uF
s6iDswhrTe. or This result could bsSer ahusp
been, accomplished, ,4Y b4s;,a,r3 .1s
t7 DEATH or A. lIFRo,---Lept Csl.1 SsmuA
Miller, of s.. Msrino Crops. .diei ~
Philadelphia on Sunday last. aged 8i ,ssasj
fie entered The service in 1908. and ereaIjs
distinguished 2 Himself 'inv ihes@a,e6f Bte.
and alaoinibe Rioridn whr.lisUponafe Csu.
ala (ren.ier plspIhq oscIed a nobIe .psu.--
When asked BY his COMMANDER whelheT hr
could take certain battery posted al Oh IL.
eva,ion, which was cu,iing ihsd Af3eficaiI
f5tcesao pieces. he amodes,l yIeplied. ~ will
py." lie did uY,ipnd was Successful, anil
turned ;iis fire .upon The enemyri Fer seyes
nj years pas, he has been 10 command, of
the Phildd' lphia Navy yard. 0'9'A '''1''"
BY thp official vie Just counted in Ihs
Virginia Legislature. Il iapreyrs that Gos.
" ise's ndj6rity Il bu 8 90 4 His friends
who be,o on 600 majpriiJ ,wiilo lose., itots
...l .sdo.nhl,, a.,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-01

ion he sls,B, Void pot zee II a,mfns the
whole day, though buta frw Iessdts tr6nitis.
We lei. our camp ihis morhiiis at eighi
O'Clock, gnd sIhs stling I'VE ve miles, Elih6r,
lsny,hibg worthy ii, in6sIcs hasing occurred,
reached 4 isfRe ttsek. orraihefa small nv.
i sr, about twenty yklds vide, and TWO feet
! deep. We GSese abded this river one mil Z
sEd ,hen leaving i 10 The right. III right an.
| giles. sirhck back binong the hills, toNhsd tht
Piane river, and travelling nine miles absei
hills. 6ild acfI fegipss came 10 4 huh d,
fht Ipa Of cpnn,f5 present
I t6R noshth but hllIs. ,rVcks, DDd ttxinfs'
aud in many respects resembling Ash Hol.
low. before spoken Of. Like ihaI place, ],
has The appearances Of having been The scene
Of some terrible volcanic eruption. Even
the soil iiself, more resembles asnc9. thar
anything else. and .he.most Of The rocks have
a red appearance as II thcy had been expos.
ed TO fire. sAaA''
This morning, we saw d efavrcuntaining
ihe Remains of.Jdhn! Paine, OF Pike county,
Illinois, June ls,b, 1850" Close by 0di
comp. i, morn, we sawihe carcass Of an OK,
iha. had very recently died. this being the
rst we had seenior some Gays. IN 'oc',
we mel less ~ quenny WIN me cateasses o.
inules and oxen nmcng' these hills, ,kantoU
the pluihs, where ihe teams were toRtihaally
exposed ioS,he burning rays Of The SUM- g
- Resuhing our journsy dt Two o'clockew
advanced at iopr milts, crossing Inc cry pee
y A.
Ola creek ON cur way, ana reach'ng q smeil
spot OF gress, o. O'CLOCK We eheatDped' 'os
the night. having come, to-day, distance ot
twenty five miles; Assseq faoti
JUNE 2o,h.-.W Gather mis,s'wi'h clouds
IN The Soaih. &Wefose nt afise,5 and com
mcnci ng orr march o. six, sjvaDcede abou'
six miles 10 ihanor.b~est sape reached q
large creek abontawehiy yards wide. ard
eighteen INCHES Deep pJadFronr this creek,ws
advaneedsin adirecton, due wesi .and cross;
ing several deep ravines with considerable
daicdhy, cams 10 dihal.m Al 6,elock, CON,
Ing a diaaRcelof awelve fniles1tsince nom,
ing. We psssedrag grave, ihisg gtofenoon, OF
an emipranl of 1885,; died. jhno f9th.y KS
1--WE again eemmeucsd our march aienne
O'Clock, and 9aselins ywo mlesysreached a
brau,ufui stream Of clear water. i,hiry lee,
aide. aud sixteen inchrs. or better, deep.
The banks ofshis stream were icovered with
the iallest,imberwe had no,iced,ih,he coun'
ny, which gave shel,eritoi game Of various
kinds. o D Desccading this stream oi,s mouth,
five miles, we encamped on It's bank for,he
night coming to-day, distance ota,weny.
one miles. We passed this afternoon, q
grave containing The body Loi an emigraut,
ttedh Jsassapsas z 1859 Flss swater0of',he
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-01

John STEPHENSON'S EsIate.---
O Notice is hereby gwen that the subscribers
have been appointed and qualified as Admins
traitors on the estate of John Stephenson, late oi
Meigs county, deceased. Dated at PomeroY, this
7th day Of December, 1865. -
y Il'5'e'' ~ 90 ~" ANN STEPHENSON,
g deci145w3. en- '8o!GW. sTTvERS. q -
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-01

a N adjourned meeting of SALT MANUFAG- J.
IN TURERS on the Ohio River, will be held
at the Office Of the PomeroySalt Company, on
Saturday, the 10Th day of December, 1855, at 9
o'clock, A NJ, for the transaction of such busi-
ness as may be brought before the rnet ting.
3as uot / u .najH 2 e. MACK, Chairman.
&C. R. PoMERoY, Secretary ~ :, .r.,&sc al
Pomeroy, Dec. A.. 1865 2w Democrat COPY.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-01

The dress ,mnking business, according 10
the Boston Post, is abou, 10 be incorporated
with cocpedng. Hoops ID greut quantities.
sliiiRha far m nolnseess casks nya In IA m nd.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-01

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20 ntae. oigl III -l.... Ia ss.I osif, "a
k,nes TERMS w y bSOh pTlUN. "a 3.
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pAit III adsaAce t .sslSs ~
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siollpAidMntil after theexniration Of ~, yea
i1e NgslJsrR ana EiLty, iN'''Ai iN7'9''Ais ssti
iri-No. PAPER Viii be aiscoAtinaSd until aIIai'
odttSesAts aid, except AZ theoption oi tne Hnn'
SIlsI.l 81 b gsSYn9aib sdi r. hagy ag3,,s, z,
tran eommnninfticpfbp bp ,thelppsiqesa 9i dlhl''
Isnspsi ~ pcsipsla ~ secure aitsplElqpRs 81.
nsia. .us,s,.s 80 1nsor more the .paper vii
~. u. ~. ~ Y 81 si;on % n nice.
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en1sess-stale heSis,elaies esstptAueskss "
A.Ntg. q Lawreeee seeAptEid sasd "a bss0
stsSfeaentAsifs tpAQOAlpFs tpsQ AgpFs I!iw . II,
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1900 n.,ns ~ nahIgMm. iRaw q esa o. wety |
Nnageo ftopale 20 MMee M khthfLfy,laIo
tCialh0fyG q 1nmon Pleas 90 urss. --B BopNEt Dow.
aRi go. 80 -, 80 s.sssa ,igpo'S 4
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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-01

N0TICE-By virtue Of an order Of the
I Y Probate Court, in and for the county OF
Meigs, onlthe 18th day Of January 1856, at 2
o'ciock of said day, in the afternoon, on the
Premises, in the township Of Salisbury, will be
sold to the highest bidder, the following real
estate as the property Of Francis Oliver. arinof,
to-wit: One eighth part ofninety acres of land
more or less, situated in The township of Sails
bury. in the county OF MeigS, and State of Ohio;
being the west hslf of the north west quarter OF
section No. 20, range13, in the Ohio. Compa-
ny'S purchase. u a.al 1at vFs - agaf
/. Also the undivided eighth part, of the fol-
lowing tractof land, to-wit: Belonging to said
Francis. and containing ninety-two acres, more
or less Situated in the Township Of Salisbury.
county Of Meigs, and lying in the west end Of
fraction thirty-one, Towntwo, Range thirteen,
and in the Ohio Company's Purchase. . ~
TERMS: One-third in hand, one third in
SIX months, and e-third in twelve months with
interest from date, secured by mortgage ION the
premises. DENNIS OLIVER,
.L s,9,o. g. Guardian Of Francis Oliver.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-01

Sept. st, l855-tf 1TTFIa.a aH91DIs " TsJT
A CARD. 1.-The Ohio Telegraph Company
~ u is now duly organized, and in working or
der fiom Wheeling to Cincinniti,9 via: PoTts-
mouth, with connections atWheeling and Ports
mouth, for Communication with every part Of the
county. twill be the aim Of the Company to
keep this line iR,such order that the public oan
depend upon. it, and Thereby secure that liberal
patronage which its location and facilities should
warfAnt.HN0 sa,t2nilJ W.1Gs FuLbER,Y (
'ni .issal aA.ll Ta gAlnlE.S Superintendent,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-01-01

KTTICE Is Hereby given that the s6bscri-
/ N9Sbers have been appointed and Qualified q
Administrators on the estate Of Seneca rHaight,
latelof Meigs county, deceased, DATED; at But
land, this 9TH day Of December, 1858. ..t.,l =
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NALE OF REAL EsTATE.--By v

GALE OF REAL ESTATE.rTBy virr
~ tue of an order Of the Probate Court 81 Meigs
e unity to me directed fof that purpose, will
6lfer for saie, 6h the lprtmsesg on The Sth aay.pi
JanuaryGA ID, slSs6sthe following Real Estate,
belonging tosthe estate Of H. w. WhitmoIe. ae;
ceased, 70, wit: beginning fourteen rods ana tlree
links east Of the, noIth thiast corner Of Sah!oId
Wells lot. Cd the line between kactionai iots
numbers seven and thirteen, In township nSmoei
seven, and range number fourteen, az SeIpio
tpERship,, Me.gs ,cpnnty. ohioi thepce fisysn
degrees west, eleyen,rods; thence west seven{een
rods ana hineleen' Inks: thence south twenty
tRIsee degrees, vest elSfeh rods; thence lsesi
tssptyfsiz &eless ss4il' tIssni5 els = =. !. u !,
twelve Inks Themes twenty-one degrees east,
thirfy-f -four rods; thence west eleven rods 70 tne
place Of beginning, containing two acres and
one-h0hdred and forty huhdfedths. Sold subject
to the widows dover Terms: 0ne-thirdi cash
III rha nd, one-thId in sis months, and the re,
naming one-third i'm one year from the day oi
sale, with interest. N, BARNHART. 3
Administrator of H,Nw. whitmote, deceased. w
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