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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-18

"HnnnYbat.o-.A Sovereign Remeay...lS
s recorded in ancient history that Hannibal great
Carthagenien Gensrni. was unable suceessfnlIy to
follow mp his great victory Of Csnne by entering
Rome. in consequences of violent attack to acute
Rheumatism. Had the great hero been able to uro.
crre q single bottle of CHAMPIONS VEGEfABLE
TINCTU.E," he might have crowned his brilliant
and saved Carthage from the dire and uttor
destruction which ensued ct the hands ofths Roman
egons This his.ofis cal fact 10 becoming universally
known, judging from Che vest crowds that use this
great Tincturs of Hsmpton's. which, by the way,
will be regarded a. the only certain remedy for
Rheumatism, and the various other complaints it 10
advertised 70 cure '+
Dsiisa.e Lsdies and Children will please give Il
trial CsIl and get pamphlets and see cures OF
Coughs, Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Liver Complaint,
Scrofaia. As female medicine 1t 10 unrivalfed.
Hundreds will testify Of cures on themselves and
friends after ell other remedies have failed
Chronic or Periodical Nervous, or Sick Headache,
of long standing has been cured by it-ss invso-
rator and restorative, where gentle stimulsnt 10
wanted believe It superior to all the eordiss ever
bsfore the public To the YOUTH aud OLD AGE, the
single and married, offer the most valuable
dy Can and get Pamphlets gratis and sse cures.
/ Csll and get pamphlets gratis, and see eures u
Sold by PURCELL. LAbD Z Co, Richmond; bv
Dr. COOKE, Freaerioksharg; By all the Druseists in
etersburg BY MORTIMER kOWBRAY, Baln
more and by Druggists and 5torekeepers everywhere
hottie. nj bottlsa for IS "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-18

CANINE FIDELITY.-The Pacific Commercial
Advertiser, published At the capital of the Ha
waiia Islands has the following surprising in
stance Of affection exhibited by dog for the per.
son of the late kind hearted old king of those Ia.
lands:
Among many interesting anecdotes resorded of af.
lection ~ dogs for their masterB do no.
one where moro endurance and constancy were
shown Than in q case which many have witnessed
nsre during tbs past two years When the rernai.s .
OF our late beloved King Kamehameha III, were de-
posted in the sepulcher, many were the sad ourn
ers who watched night and day lamentins in heart
Iending walls the death of thsir King, friend ard
osnefactor Weeks wore on. and human grief was
,derated II not d; the nourners quietly de-
parted and returned to their homes and occupations
Not % the late Kings Savorits mastiff W hen the
oody was deposited in its isst resting place Eve.
lsina took his station outside the door of the tomb
and there commenced his weary watch. For many
wes.s ne would not leave the spot, After time,
food was not taken to him. and last driven by hum
ger and thirst he was compelled leave; but
aathnsd these wants, hs returned to his post and
has thus Kept watch for nearly tive years OF late
his Keepers have tried to confine him. but he 10 fe.
quently m ssin g. and if searched for will be found
guarding the mo-tai remains of him he loved so we l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-18

~ DIR. G.. w. BrfGGs has rcmovedto the
Office recently occupied by DR. r H. Christian, 1t the
corner Of Governor and Main streets. servant
sleeps at the office, xho viii convey messages % his
residence at night. ~ y
Office hours daily loA. N. to P. NJ. ssd 70 8F.
A. NH iQ-fmf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-18

eoAooLhAsTER RIDES A RxIL-Warrants
nave ossn Issued at East Deer township. Alleeha.
ny county, Pennsylvania. for the arrest Of the
n young ladies. charged with riding the school-
master Of that district on rail. It appears th..
!ae schoolmaster refused the use of his school
n,ase ior the purpose of holding singing schools
"nien sase the young ladies great offence. The
iaoies proceedings are thus narrated:
on Friday forenoon, everything beinn prepsr.
eu, seven buxom maidens suddenly made their
appearance, in the school room, and without suv
ceremony, seised bold of the schoolmaster, placed
Tag over his head, conducted hiu, to the door.
wneie three cornered rail was in readiness.
upon which be was placed notwithstanding stout
resistance, and borne off in triumph, much to the
terror and CONSERVATION of the teacher and those
OF the scholars mot in the secret After carrying
nun distance Of about hundred yards, they
dropped their burden The teacher grew furious
ana made an informal tion Of the facts before 4 ma.
gisfraie q Tarentum, ard warrants were issue d
ior tne seven young ladies' the nature Of the charge
Drought against them We did not learn No ar
rests however, have been made. Three of the
young ladies we're in the city on Wednesday, on
their wayto some secure hiding place, and the re-
mainder,t we presume, have made themselves
scarce
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-18

- Husbands Caicined Magneg1R - ffe0
from unpleasant taste AaA three times the strsnsth
of the common Cslcined Msgnesia Won; Ds
1.Ia MspAL and FouH PIksr PREMfvn elLv1n
MroaLs have been awarded 1t - being IL - In
the market. a
For sale by the Druggists and country stofskssDsrs
ana oS '"' THOMAS :. HUSBAND.
10 sa,,s phHaAelphts-
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NuEIUE.- The und rsig ne a ha wing take n
the store No. 81 Main s.reot lately occupied BY
S!las Johnson begs leave to in form hs lends and
the public generally that he il receiving from
the Northern markets large end desirable stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODSl
ali OF WHICH are entirely NEW and FRESH and adapt
cd to the retail trade to which he would respectfully
call their attention promising to every exsrtion
TO please and accommodate his patronE.
Mai nj
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nj hAsU fING, ,AhCHITECTUHE, EN.
4'A GlNESRiN3. &C &c.-In consequence of the
great aiffculty Of collecting small accounts have
determined to adopt the cash system. All persons
therefore, who ey hereafter employ me to measure
woik, or make estimates, viii be expected to pay
the fee upou taking the bill from the ose Charges
same as heistofors- printed copies of which may be
hsd on application.
" have the assistance Of sn experienced EDsi
Messurtpg end sll businss s. usually done cy Archi
teets and Civil Engineers, promptly attended to.
For sale, ROOFING SLATE, OF the best quality
ALBERT l.. WEST. Architect
Office on llth street. next to Goddin's Hall.
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u Country Merchsnts and others visie::
Ing the city this spring to make their purehssee viii
do well TO call and examine my stosk' OF Hardware
before purchadns elsewhere, e am selling OF st
ecst, TO clsse busiae1- THOMAS HOW,
NH 20-Im zl9 Main street.
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& FOX kENT.-A Frame Tenement
IKE with rooms &C Concord Central Rairosd d
ka:4 street, oack OF Wesley Chapel Possess' ON
given Immediately. Rent SIS. Apply to
ap 10 VIM. WALSH
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oRAlKD PROPOSALS Will oe receives
- from sud After the Sth day Of April, ussii the
af,t mors.y 10 May nsx., at the Clesks omes Of
Hsnrico sCounty Court, for the building o. answ
sr;,sd 10 make two separate yEoposah-see for
sn,.dlns sscor1ins to the plan and sessadsaSoss
30 Is in the said oee and vhit can g seen snsrs-
~. ~ the otherp; snd another fer 80 e6dion OF =
srehsd ceiling Of brick usdsr the roof Tor shs Hsr
sose Of more securely protsctins ne records nom
- Asnser bv reason Of 6rs eomDnnieenas rom
IA roof Coutrs ctors will also BE- reqnirea g enest
Into hord with good sseantJ, for The hisnfs4 ~
fc,mancs OF their eontyaet
TyLEk
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~. ELIG4BLb sTBSE AND Is Usi.
hEEs NESS STAND, ON MAIN. BETWEEN 18TH
EsA AND l4TH SITS, FOR RENT OR LEA>E-
The preut Mt occupant intending to make change
IN his business will give possession By the lst OF
Ma apply at this fnoe sp 1t--tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-18

II RknOvAL..-.ih he subscribers have re
II moved from their old stapd to the .orper l7ih
and Main streets, i'm edistely opposite the Old Mar
bet whore they will be plessed 70 see their Old
frends and eastemsns
up lin WILSON 8OohEh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-18

xss rOR HE <T.-. Il PossessiOn given i'm
tM NJ ediatsiy, that very desirable residence OF
-nss Frsnkln street. between 9TH and sth sdtoinins
tfe residence Of Mr.. John N. Gordon For terms an.
ply to sELDEN L MILLER.
ia IS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-18

u ALL ID HOT y Eat III Il II TIL
- ROOMS In this establishment are nearly com.
pie.e, and offer for rent the BARBER SHOP and
EAThs In connection; both handsomely furnished
Apply TO
rnh s4--tf JOHN p. BALLARD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-18

IA y Il q E--NN " UUBDes AND q GkEAT
AtBAhGAiNs-W have just received our Spring
and GUNNER Goods amongst which cen be found a
large choice of Fancy Silks 80 cents; very good
Black Silk for dresses IS S7t and Sl besutful IS
sor;meat OF beTage Delaines; Mutlins Lawns in pat
terni at sli Giughams stella Shawls at So and up-
wards; large lot of Blsok Silk Mantillas at IS:
White Cambria, Jsconet, Swiss, Striped and Dot
ted Rusns; the cheapest lot of Eunbroideries; Cam
b'ic snd Muslin Band. at 10 cents; Sleeves in Sets;
Cambrc and Mcusin Collars; Linen, Diaper and
Towel!ing; Hosieries. Gloves, Silk Aits Silk Para
sols: Bleached and Brown Domestics. All who wsh
70 save money will do well to give cali, at No.
n Main street.
ap Adm p RYRsT1aE BRO
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- rOR KAN "a room over Myer. &,
So Jshnkes Jswelry Store, corner OF ka:n and
2zk t4th streets Apply to
PEARSON & NEWELL, on 18Th St
.,i6 -sts Between rrsnbna 81 d Grace Ste
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~ FOR KENT.--We have for Rent z
W.. very desirable rooms, ever the store occupied
1E1 by as.
fs6 PARKER, NIMMO L CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-18

17S,THTN LAMB. .AnB !!..-HAG GA Ms
SNAssTF JOHN is in the field with LAMB What
IN is Lambs. STALL No 7,
69E1ae1sa2B NH 7-ts Old Market.
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u~ tALUA BLk DWELLING FUR
T&s RENr.-The large and elegant Tenement or
EA Govsrnor street, recently occupied by Mrs
Claiborne, having been leased for a term of years
from snd after the st October nex it will bs rented
from now till lst september next, to good tenant
at q reasonable sum. Apply at once TO
ap IS-6t GODDINM APPERSON. Aucta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-18

~rm FOR FEST-A desirable frame ri nj
AG dence sd 5ining he northwest corner Of Six h
NEE and Mar.hsn streets. The heeie containing
twslve roomI; being 80 connected TO the mari ct
~oud be suitable for boarding house. Possessi n
given the frat of May. Apply to
JUAN PiZ2INI
Grace street, beiw Porshea ana Adams
apI 6t or A. PIZZiNI Brood street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-18

Nlns CLAiBUKNK BAhK-DALE will
w open q School for Girls, on ths Goth OF March,
al her residence on Church Hill, corner Gath and
f,snslin E'. The usualbranches Of English study
VIII be pursued
TERMS Two dollars Per month.
hEYEREscEs.-R ]. Gaines, Dr. J. 2 Brown,
Esq Or John Wayt, N. C. Read, Esq Richmond.
NH l7-.-d3m
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-01-08

Iowa was BON. Bat a difficulty arises here
The mother being black, could she be the
parent,of white child? But out OF respect
we will call her "sister," an endearing name.
And all the harm we wish our black sister is
that VIC could embrace her as white sister.
Missouri has good soil within her borders,
and her climate is better than that of Iowa /;
hei taxes are lighter, she has more rivers and
better timber than we have, and was admitted
into the Union upon "an equality with the
other states" almost quarter of century
before Iowa. We are entitled 10 nearly the
same representation in Congress that Mssou-
ri is, and cnly fourteen years old Why this
difference 2 Ask tie man of Missouri, Tom.
Benton, and he will tell you the bligl ting
curse Of human bondage is Weighing her down
and smothering Ter vitality. Break the shack
les of slavery, and Missouri will soon rank
as one of the first States in the Union.
In Iowa, the land Offices are all closed to
entries, but prescriptions can be made at all
times, and it is a good time for those who wan
home to make their selection, while specu-
lators have to remain quiet. | think tie land
Offices will be open for entries in the spring.
KNOX.
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rnNsuMpTLnN CURED.

BE NOT DECEIVED by base mutations
HEGEMAN CLARK d CO.'S GENUINE COD
experience has proved it superior to all others,
and the only reliable cure for CONSUMP IIoN,
As there is a great deal of spurious oil in the
market adulterat,d with seal oil, whale oil &c
DC, too much care cannot be taken to procure the
Genuine.
Our Oil is made at our swn factory in Newfound.
land and each bottle has our signature over the
cork. be careful 10 t HEGEMAN CLARK Il Co, S,
as thousands who had used other oil of inferior
quality and were about giving up in DESPAIR, have
restored to health by using the Genuine Oil of our
manufacture Sold by all Druggists.
December lS lS56--3lm3.
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Administrators a sale.

John Bates, administrator of Edward HOtchkiss, vs.
Grace Hotchkiss ct. al.
DY virtue of an al. order of sale to directed and
Ddeliyered from the court of common pleas Of Wood
county, Ohio, in the above entitled cause, | will offer
for sale the door of the court house in Perry sburg
On Monday January IL, 1857,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock NJ. and o'clock
NJ, of said day, the following described real estate;-
The east half of the south east quarter Of section
ber thirty (330 township five (5 of range eleven
Ql) containing so the north west quarter of the
north west quarter Of section thirty-sx (3G of town.
ship three 49, of range twelve l2,) containing 40
the north west quarter of the north east quar-
ter of section one ~ of township four ~ of range
eleven l) containing 40 acrcs south west quartz Of
the north quarter of section number wenty-sev
(27) of township three 49, of range nine o.
tanning 40 also the east part north fraction
Of section number ten l00 of township seven (7) of
range twelve 2) also nots $685. 502, and 503 in Per-
rysburg, and in lot number o. block number 3 of Hol
listers addition to Perrysburg, all in Wood county.
Ohio. JOHN BATES, Admir-.
MURRAY DODGE, Atty's for Plf.
nov. 27 IS5G-29w 1925
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News Items.


The Legislature of South Carolina, at its ses-
sion Just closed, passed can act to prevent
the circulation Of printed or engraved paper
resembling Bank notes"
As reading in that State is ranked among
the accomplishments, many good citizens
have been imposed upon by taking notes up
on the Bank of Love-" or merchants card
in the shape and style of bank bills, for mon
ey, and hence the necessity for such law.
A subterranean, river has been struck by
the persons engaged in boring an artesian
well at Henderson, Ken!uckey, from which a
Jet of water is forced up through the bore and
thrown TO the height of Fly feet above the
surface of the ground.
Mr.. Partridge, one of the Tecumseh pris
oners in Kansas has been sentenced by Judge
Ctto to ye in tie Penitentiary. Our re .
ders remember the heroic conduct and suffer
ing of this man and his wife. We ould
earnestly hope for their deliverance.
The Clinton (Iowa) Herald of the 95th
says, that Mr.. Edward Galleger was frozen
to death near that place, while walking home
from visit. The Portage City Independent
says that James Norton, residing seven mile s
from that place was lost in the snow and frc-
zen to death quarter of mile from his own
house.
--Edltlng newspaper is q goou ueal liAo ,lt
making hre' Every DoGy 0uPP0seS nc :, "n
do 1t "a little better than any Oouy s. =
We have seen people doubt their fitness for
applepeddling, driving oxen, and counting
l".n ou' ~ a.. Gu. nLn d;d not tbirL he
liet ,LI ,.I .na. L ;o'',o,;,,, of
oo".u utl. uouT,5 '"' saItat,I, Ss,,;ney
III wv '-'D'@I' M. -. c,;...
soys hat Mr. Jssse Uabor, of Concord town
Shin in that county, is the father of thirty
chiijran Il saws:
Mr. Ha,b,r is in lis 72d wear. was one Of
the earlv nioneer settlers Of the county, and
is remarkably active for n man of his wears,
"a will he rao1ilv inferred. lie has been
married twice. By his first wife he had thir.
teen children, twelve of whom he raised. By
his second wife, who is AZ years ol age, has
had seventeen children-making THIRTY
in all
The following is true copy of bill
rendered to a gentleman in Boston. We
should call it a new style of double entry:
Mr.. Patrick Dealy worked for Mr. Snyder
Byde four Days setting trees two Days setting
trees two Days turning manure three Days
worked at Apples Aud four days worked
about the garden And Mr.. hyde 5 Dollars
worth of hay IL Dollars ia boston and Brl
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SheTiHss Soio

- James Murray VS.. Jessee Jollev
x virtue OF an al ia to me directed and deIivered
- ~ from the court of common pleas of Wood county
ONO IN the above entitled cause will ofer for ..ta
at the door of the court house. in Perrysburo '"'''
On Monday. January H. 1857,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. ~ and o'clocL -
The east part of the west hafof the south west
ter beg the part east of the roa of section number
twenty G2oD township number Eve (50 of range num-
per twelve l2 containing 80 acres more or less also
the south west of the east half of the son
quarter OF section three C3) township five (5
twelve 90 containing 10 acres more or less ali in
Wood county, Ohio. CIV. NORTON SLer;,f III
MURRAY q DODGE Attvs
07. 1g5G-9Q,UraQ GQ
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The Perrysburg Bank vs.. John Van Blarcum etNl.
Dl virtue of an execution to directed and deliver
Ded from the of common pleas of Wood county,
Ohio. in the above will offer for sale the door
Of the court house, in Perrysburg,
On Monday January, IL, 1857,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. N. and o'clock P
OF said day, the following real estate The north
east quarter of section number twenty-five l22J in
township number four a. Of ce number ten tlUJ
containing lGO also the south quarter OF the
south east quarter and the south quarter of the
south quarter of section number Il in town
ship number four a. of range number llO) con-
tanning so acres also lot number forty nine li0) in
the town of Poratge, all in Wood county, Ohio
w. NORTON, Sheriff.
JAMES MURRAY. Atty. of Bank.
nov. 81, lSjG--29wGS3 80.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.



y, Charles Leaviit's admir-. VS.. John McsiiIlen.
X virtue MTlue OF a writ of execution to directed aud
-, - uSlNereu rom the court of Common Pleas Of
Wood county, Ohio, in the above case will ofcr tor
SAFE u" tue door Of the court house in Perrysburg,
.,.,..oo. ~ IN e, Mondsy January, 18th, 1857,
NJ of saidtay the following real estate Tbo vVoM nnrt
west quarter of section number twentyseven S97S ~
'ownshiP number FIVE (S of range number eleven Il
III "oou county ONO, containing 100 acres "
MURRAY 4 DoDGE, Atty's ' '0ii"
Nov. 27. lS5n--oNNGso TX
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.pal y stand, by lbeir oalh. pledged 20 God,
10 Christianity, aud 10 the civilized world,
that this constitution, in this as in all other
particulars, shall lie maintained. TIE De-
mocrscy say it shall not be sustained. They
come right up to the work, and insist that
Congress has no right to enforce this provis-
ion of the Consti ution; that in our territories
men may enslave their fellow -men--may rob
them of their liberty, their property, their
lives, without process OF law. We insist that
wherever the constitution has exclusive iuris-
diction ihis portion, as well as others, shall
be enforced.
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Sllerih SinIe-

Inhrles Miller VS.. Charles Nibelung ct. al
II virtue of an order Of sale to me directed and d.
blNered from the court of common pleas of Wood
ONO IN the above case, will offer for sale al
the door OF the court house. in Perrysburg
On Monday, January II, 1857
between the hours of 10 o'clock NJ and 9 o'cIock ~
NJ OF said day. the following real estate: The north
"l OF te south west quarter Of section number TWEEN
-slX 2d) in township number five 90 north of range
number ten lo east also the south half of the north
west quarter OF section number twenty three 231 ot
toWhshp number five (5l north, of range number ten
e'gHty acres more or less. c. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
MURRAY 4 DopGE, Attys
nov. 27, lSjG-1OWG43oj
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F6ausas.

The pro-slavery men are yet max ng efforts
TO have Kansas brought into the Union as a
slave State, and at present their hopes are
growing brighter. They now propose to have
their bogus Legislature call convention to
frame constitution, and elect its members by
either fair or foul means All this they pro-
pose to accomplish at an early day, hoping to
be received into the Union by the present
Congress. The Senate is only too ar xous to
admit her with pro-savery constitution, and
it is confidently claimed that the House is al
so prepared to give their sanction to such a
movement. Buchanan and his friends are un-
doubtedly making every effort TO have Kan
sas admitted as a State prior to the 4th of
March, and as thele is no hope of being able
TO get the Senate favorable to her admission as
a free state, the wavering few in the House will
be purchased by the Executive for the slave
power. Buchanan may hope to thus TIN ow
the responsibility from his shoulders, but it is
n vain hope. The people can plainly see the
attempted deception, and all must know that
no important steps are now taken by the act
ing administration, without the advice aud
consent of the President elect
We trust this well laid scheme may not
succeed, but experience has taught us that
slavery generally comes off more than con-
qureror, especially when it has a democratic
Congress to do it, bidding.
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SheriH,s Sale.

The Perrysburg Bank vs.. j. +. Wade ct. al.
DY virtue OF writ of execution TO directed and
Ddeliyere,fro the court of common pleas of Lucas
county, Ohio, in the above case, will offer for sale
the door of the court house, in Perry shurg,
On Monday, January y, 1857,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock T..
NJ, of said day, the following real The south
quarter of the south quarter Of section
Der one Il of township numberfO four a. of range
ber ten lO in Wood county Ohio containing 40 acres.
more or less. G. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
JAMES MURRAY. Atty. of the Bank.
unv
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Jane II. Wood. eSecutrix, VS.. james lynch
u virtue 1fan al. order OF sale to ne direrf,l aud
49, iNeISn E from the court of common pleas of Wood
the door of the court house, in Perrysburr '' u
On Monday, January l2th, 1857.
ue'Neen Ine hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ aud O'Clock p
t0wnship number sig ~ of range number twelve II
OF the Maumee and Western Reserve Rood iarS l..
Wood county, Ohio. c. w. NORToN SAM ,al;a Ia
MURRAY DODGE, Atty's ''eiin'
nov. u. 1S5G-29UGs225