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SIfERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue Of two executions issued ont Of and un
- der the seal of the Circuit Court, for the couu
ty OF Van Buren,, TO mo directed and delivered. !
have levied upon all the right, title and interest
OF William Fox, Jason Fox, NJ. y. Fox, Charles
W. Scott aud Joseph W. johnson, the defendants
named in said executions in ard 10 the following
described land and tenements to wit: known a.
being parts of sections four y, and nine (9) in
township three (3) south, OF range thirteen (l3),
west, and commencing at the northwest corner OF
section tour, az, thence casterly along said section
line till within forty rods of the north quarter
post of said section -four (i) from thence souther
" and parallel with the north and south quarter
lire through said section four tho center of the
Territorial Road ESQ caed,) from thence westerly
along The center Of said road 10 n point where the
east line Of Henry Hinekleys lard "a surveyed by
ii. p. Barnum. and decided by 4. p. Dyckman,
would, If extended, intersect the center OF said
Territorial Road thonce northeasterly 10 the south
east corner Of said Henry Hinokleys land; thence
north and PARALLEL with the west limo of said sec
ton four, one hundred aud seventy rods TO a
stake thence north, thrty-four degrees east, City
rods thence north, twenty five degrees and forty
FIVE minutes west, thrty-fc rods (34) thence
west on said Hinckleys north line 70 section line
from thonce north on the section line TO the place
of beginning, excepting and roserving therefrom
the same premises which the party of the frat part
hereto has heretofore bsrgained and sold to Henry
Hinckley and Oliver D. Gilman. The land hereby
conveyed containing one hundred and forty seven
acres more or less; also the north east quarter Of
the south east quarter OF section twenty three 23)
in town number three, (3), south, of range number
thirteen, 13), west and the wost half Of the north
west quarter Of section twenty -four, (2i), town
three south, of range thirteen west Also the east
half of the north east quarter Of section fourteen
Q4), town number three, (3) south, Of range mum
Der thirteen l3) west. except eight acres belonging
10 the Michgan Central Rail Road. Also tho west
half of tho south east quarter of section eleven )
town number three, (3) south, of range thirteen
west aso the south west quarter Of the south west
quarter of section number twelve, Q2) town number
three (3) south Of range number thirteen l3) wost
and all in the county Of Van Buren, and State
of Michigan, which / shall expose for sale at
public venduo at the Court House in the village of
Paw Paw in said county on Saturday, the thirtieth
day Of October, A. d. 1858, at tho hour of ten
o'clock in the forenoon Of said day.
n. D. RICHARDSON.
I7ew6. Sheriff.
By z. NJ. GLIDDEN.
Dated, September 14th, 1883. Under Sheriff.
Tho above sale lie hereby postponed until Sstur-
day the 9th day Of November 1858, at the same
place, and 1T the same hour of the day.
is5~s. N. d. RICHARDSON.
Shorif
Eye, u. GLIDDEN.
Dated October 2sth. 1883. Under Sheriff
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pRORATE NOTytC.

CTATE OF MICHIGAN-Van buren, County
y Probate Court for said county. Notice is here
by given that application has been made TO said
court by Samuel S. Whitloek. for proving the last
will aud testament Of Aaron Whitock, deceased
1t Is therefore, hereby ordered, that the Oh nth
Gay of November next, be and the same Is hereby
appoir ted for hearing said application, and for
proving said will and testamentat the Probate
Office, in Paw Paw, in said county at ten o'clock
in the forenoon and IL is also ordered that all per-
sons interested in tho estate of said deceased ap-
pear before the Judge Of said court at the time and
place above mentioned, to contest the probate of
said will. 1t is further ordered. that the above
notice and order be published in the True Norhcr-
ner, newspaper Published in said county, once in
each week, for three successive weeks, preceding
said day OF hearing.
ls3w3. a. ". NASH.
October 10Th 1858. Judge of Probate
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NOTICE 10 hereby given that by virtue and in
IN pursiance u . 3icsnss Grnrad 10 ~ " The
Probate Court Of van Bur>n county We shall Sc
Mt public vendue according 70 law, on the second
day Of October A d 1858 at one o'clock NJ at the
Court House in the village Of Paw Paw, the follow
ing described real estate belonging the estate OF
Horace Humphrey late Of said county deceas d. TO-
wit. The northeast quarter of the southeast quar-
ter Of section one, also the northeast quarter OF
the north east quarter Of section twelve ALSO the
southeast quarter Of the north east quarter OF
ton eleven, and in township number one, south OF
range fifteen west, all in Van Buren, county State
Of Michigan, subject 10 the widows dover.
Paw Paw, August 18th, 1883.
l76-5w. ASA q. HINKLEY,
ZfNAS g. HOWARD.
Administrator.
The above sals ia postponed until the 18th inst a,
tie EGIne place and tine.
ABA q. HIEKLET,
ZENAB q. HOWARD,
Administrators.
Paw Paw, Oct I'd, 1853. ei212
The above sale ia further postponed until the
18th Of December, al the same place and time.
ASA q. HINKLEY,
ZENAS G. HOWARD,
Administrators.
Paw Paw, Oct. 10Th, 1853. Is4ue
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DR.. WALTCES
AMERICAN PILLS.
JOY TO THE AFFLICTED.
Young America Victorious.

One email box of Pills cure. ninety nine cases
out Of hundred. No Balsarn, no Mercury, no
odor on the breath, no fear OF detection. Two
small pills dose; tasteless and harmless as water
Full directions are given, so that the patient can
cure himself certain as with the advice of the
most experienced surgeon, and much better than
with the advice Of enc of little experience in this
class Of disease.
Sent ly Mail to any part Of the country
by enclosing one dollar to D.. d. G.. Walton, No.
l5i North Seventh St., below Race, Philadelphia.
A liberal discount to the trade. None genuine
without the written signature Of D. G.. Walton,
Proprietor.
DR.. WIS treatment for Self-Abuso, Weakness,
&C., is entirely different from the usual course
DR.. W. has cured hundreds who have tried 9TH
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cure them ga the sun is to rise. Enclose stamp,
and address DR.. W. as above, giving q full his.
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BRICK KILN.

100000 BRICK now. on baud and for sale at the
I Brick Kiln, one and Ia u miles west Of the VIII
lage Of Paw Paw. Those wishing 10 purchase,
will end il for their interes 10 call at this kiln be-
fore making their arrang ments elsewhere. Also,
few thousand WILL BRIeK. Most kinds of pro-
duce taken in excbsngs G. W. WHIPPLE.
October Isss Is2lv
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Two Improved Farms
FOR SALE.

ONE lying six miles west of the village of Paw
~ Paw, on the territorial road containing IO2
acres of choice farming land, with sixty acres OF
Improvement. On the premises ia good
Bearing Orchard, Water,
md other conveniences---a very desirable farm
The other contains 30 acres nearly all improved,
with small new dwelling house, nearly complete
good barn md fine thrifty young orehsrd-a
valuable place for one desiring farm of that size
The above will be sold Cheap. For further par
ticulars, and terms of payment. inquire of
18TH A. SHERMAN 4 Co..
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:" Ev ry farmer should give his sons two or three
square rods Of ground, well prepared, with the
avails Of which they may buy ii. Every mechanic
should put receiving box in some conspicuous
place 10 tie house ~ catch the stray pennies for
the lilo purpose. Lay it upon your table by the
eide Of the Bible; IL is rotter expoundcr than
many which claim to be expounders. j is great
labor saver; il has saved I'd time enough IN one
years use to pay for ITSELF and that must be
deemed good property which will clear itself once
year. If you have any doubt about the precise
meaning Of the word clear in the last sentence,
look at Websters thirteen definitions of the I, -
-NGssdchusct.s Life Boat
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PROBATE NOTICE.


CTAEE OF MICHIGAN, County Of Van gu1r
~ 80. At session Of the Probate Court for the
County Of Van Buren,, holden at the Probate or
fee, in the village 0: Paw Paw on Moudsy, tis
twenty seventh day September, IN tie wear On q
thousand eight hundred and ifty-eight Present.
a. W. Nash, Judge Of Probate. In the n after Of
the estate of Aaron Barney, deceased, q paper pur
porting to he tie last will hnd testament OF saia
deceased, having been deposited in this court by
PhiIotus Hayden, one o. the executors therein
named, praying for probate thereon thereupou n
= ordered, that Nondsy, the twenty fifth day Of
october next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon he az
aligned for the hearing Of said petition, and Tia,
the heirs ~ Law Of said deceased, and al ether per
sons interested in said estate. are required 70 AZ.
pear Of session Of said court, then 70 b, holden
at the Probate 0.scs in the village Of Paw Paw.
and show cause, il any there be, why the probate
OF said will should not be granted and Il !,
further ordered, that said petitioner give notice 10
the persons Interested in said estate, Of the pen
dency Of sad petition and tie hsar z thereof. BIZ
csusing copy Of this order TO be published h tks
1rSe hortherHer, Newspaper printed ard circu-
iAting in said county Of Van Buren, three suocssyo
weeks, previous 70 said day Of hearing
A. w. NASH, Judge OF Probate
"a true copy.) zwlet
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From Prof. Harcr ofthe Lnirersify Of Miokiqn,
If called upon TO sacrifice my library, volume by
volume. the book which l should preserve longest.
except the Bible, is the AMERICAS DicrIoSaRY OF
THD ENGLEH LASGUAGu by DR.. Wcbster
T. O. HAVEN
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fe.,n a M.yci at q 6..iiSsa, 0, o. . 20.
sa ii J7ae s Ssa Ii aa d f
ts F hey p. ,e Commence, pSa ng yS ~ cospg
nd Consumption syrnp sud after usigg dyc bottles
o,i,ef Tcn'crs Of rs family f1r s~7ere eousfs and
dds ns Effects have Teen sue ilat lave con lufca
.faisd viii disSse Of tSe Imp ~ afie tie dos:
s 5a s s5pa Elm sp al ~ ~ LACE s9.T go c
in tie way 70 he unable 70 worry one bottle
II is IH s @ 9S as Vii Il ps E
cure. would recommend ihote vino are similarly AZ
Sicc1 % use no uc 81 giving Ills med me rial
respectfully gours. .. V, BARfOW.
Life Of Member of tbs indiana Legislature
Svsd- Messrs A. fishsr Co, q fdzonier. Ind, .y:
yoa nc 1es az ysssss sga very popn1 his
done grss, lead q good. a raneake, E5l r,pTcsenl
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rfh sni sp.tting Of blood. JACOB PULSE.
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lie. Fnrcuatsy tonk 8, johns Cough .nd fA,u-unp
t1n Syrup. which has restore 20 p-rect hsa III.
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Int ip9s,itS JOilN VI klsCHLa Thu. ..
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rely NJ nsdicuss % Which Of any lpp9rsnt
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The entire work Unabridged.

''All young persons should have standard
DICTIONARY at their elbow. And while you are
about it GET THE BEST; that Dictionary is NOAH
WEBsTER's-the great ieork, unabridged. II you
too poor, save the amount from off your Lsok
TO put it into your head chronological journal.
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Steam Saw.Mill.

Seven miles north Of Paw Paw, in wsvcrly
Township.
WA. EARL A co., Proprietors.
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Special Noioe.
ATTENTION ALL.

II JONES would respectfully lofty all persons
L' having unsettled accounts or notes past dse in
his possession that he must have the sarle arranged
Forthwith OF cost viii ersne from collection by Law
iytu z, FngTS
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BOOKS g. STATIONERY,
7. I. sr. J0HEs COUGH AND CON.
SUMPTION SYhUP,

Thousands who have made use Of this great remedy
ecve Ia FAR superior 70 any preparation now known
lpr the ~ Consunpio Coughs aud Colds. Ast ma
lronchs spi,tlag ut Blood Pain a. soreness % the
reasi lioarssness Hopping Coush Group PAtisle. etc
Pone oft'e Effected by ti- usd enc are ~ most
surprisiny and wonderful character: cHses that have
been gwen up BY eminent physicians ss neura5e for
many Ye1rF one case Is q NJ OF rsspec able physc!an
Sho was pronounced incurGlle by seven physcians.
Two caStsaTs " tveniy years EIandinz None, there
fore, hagever long they have been AFFLICTED should de-
pair undl they given this great remedy trial
We believe IN conan coughs and Gods 4 f. almost n
rot c. te !fa blC; aud min teen clse2 ont VI twenty
as..cted proInseuouSly from sPoug th9se vho con
Fidcred dangerous and incurabe ~ will eject cure II
ay he taken with perfect safety hS persons 0! the most
i.Iieaie constitution IL l. pure be and 10
b'sbssn', healthy aud ry sorAtuF tonic.
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Manufacturers and dealers in all kinds Of
GREEN & SEASONED L. MBER,
consisting Of
SIDING, FLOORING, SCANTLING
BUILDING TIMBER, &C.,
B.lls filed 20 order.
Asy Prices In accordance With the times o.
Ihf.lY.
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Lithographing Of all kinds, neatly done.
All kinds of Blank Books manufactured shor
notice. Magazines, Music, &c. neatly bound.
Orders soiicitsd. l33-tf.
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benevolent Institution, established by special
endowment for tho relief Of the sick and
afflicted with yirulent and Epidemic diseases.
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Probate Notice,

NATHAN II. Bl7ELY. Atty.
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NEWSPAPER MATTTRs.

An arrangement has been perfected for the corsodd
lion OF the Patriot and Union and tho Keystone newspa
per the formcr owned by Col Hadcman and the latter
by o Barrett esq The consolidation will take place
or about the LIST OF September IL Is said that the good
will of the Daily Herald establishment having been pur
chased by Col Haldean its publication will be disoon-
tinued about the date 10 be succeeded by the Daily
Union which II understood will be thorough going
democratic Journal
Major James L. Mason, of the Port Gibson Miss }
Reyee has purchased the Herald Of that place and in
future the two papers will be merged into one. On the
drst of next month il Is the intention Of MAJOR Mason to
publish dolly Reyeille
strike occurred among the compositions employed on
the Savannah Georgian which prevented its appearance
on Tuesday morning last.
IL Is stated that one-tent of the New York Tribune
Establishment has changed hands. The price paid WAS
1913 900 making the value of the whole $3.50 600 1le
profits Of the paper for the last six months stated at
$50 000 which amount has however, been devoted to
improvements, now press, &c NO dividend has been
made for the past year. but previously the dividends
were about 80 per cent on the market value.
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rested in Washington witness told him that his bonds
would not prevent his fighting out Of the District OF Co
nm'a witness declared that be told Carvers friend
tbai lie had not acted gentleman recognised
deceased afterwards at the Springs thought deceased had
acted throughout that affair as bully is certain prs
oner WAS anxious TO avoid difficulty with deceased
they had had two DIFFICULTIES the first OF which ended In
their going to Washington and the second in the attack
made prisoner by deceased in the street at the springs
which attack deceased commenced himself by telling
prisoner 20 prepare TO defend his person had heard that
deceased had also threatened 10 whip Richie Green be-
cause he tchie Green) had parted prisoner and deceased
in the fight at the Springs and taken the knife from
him.
X. H. Hoton wom.-Said that James Green ndica-
ted every disposition to apologize TO Carver for the insult
which led to the challenge at the springs that after the
parties got to Warrenton their way to Washington
he witness tried to make up again. but that deceased
said IL was too late and went off that the offence given
to Carver was very trifng one, not intended in
suit aud Instantly apologized for and retracted by Green
that the apology offered by him. Green's friend in War
renton, as full and ample any gentleman could
have desired asonished that Carver refused to be
pacied had heard of the attack made by Carver aud
of his threats against Green knew nothing of the late
fracas
John Green sworn. Proved that deceased said In his
presence, when the diculty first began that he meant
to get revolver from Washington and than the matter
would be damned soon settled.
COL fan stated to the jury that Mr. Radcliffe had of
fered TO exhibit the contents of the clothes and room but
when he went into the he declined to make any
search, or allow any exhibit The long pocket knife OF
deceased was picked up by him Fant near the chair on
which deceaseds clothes We're thrown The knife was
here produced. No examination for weapons OF any
kind was made.
The above is summary of the evidence Many other
witnesses examined to the threats by Carver and
his pursuit OF Green about the springs Every the
springs and the large company present at the exanna
ton, were satisfied that the killing in self Defence
and, as Green supposed, in the last resort.
Inc jury, in their verdict, were not unanimous Six
believed that the act exctisable the remaining six
differing to the nature of the offence Justice FAINT
conceded with the six who believed the act excusable
and without hesitation discharged the prisoner Mr.
Green was however subsequently rearrested and held
to bail in the of SO 600 for his appearance at fur
Their investigation which to have taken place yester
day.
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by JAS G. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.

CtUPERI0R FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD Eff
FFCTS PUBLIC SAIEOn Wednesday morning, September
the residence Of Eey g. d. Cunnns No Il
Indiana avenue City Hail. shall sell all his fur
niture and effects, comprising
sGte Of walnut parlor furne nshe green phsh, consist
ing Of sofa and six parlor chairs
Walnut carved wllatiot marble.top tables
Set Of handsome gilt and cnameiled quartette tables
Walnut lounge IN hair cloth
Mahogany chairs.
Leather covered chair.
Three bookcases with gs
Suite Of green rep curtains, cornice and txtlres
Handsome green Brussels Iarlor and hall carpets.
Beautiful oLpanlngs in rich gilt frames.
Window shades
Rugs and door mats
Solid oak hall table and hat tired.
Brussels and yenitln stair carpets,
Rods aud eyes
Superior mahogany French bedsteads
and washstand 10 match
Iron bedsteads, child's bedstead
Handsome walnut Jenny Lind bcdsiead 49, #.
elegant full marble top dressing bureaus
Walnut wardrobe, washstands.
Etagere rocking chairs, centre tables
sets, looking glasses, clock
Superior white Gured hair mattresses
Boosters and pillows.
bureaus, Wardrobea bedseads, . .
Brussels and velvet chamber carpets
Walnut extension dining table,
China, glass; and crockery ware.
Cane and wood seat chairs shades
Buffers tray and stand refrigerator,
with the usual assortment OF kitchen REQUISITES.
bThe furniture ofsupeo quality, having been made
order by Crpps Of this city.
Terms Thirty under cash that credit Of
sixty and ninety days for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
tercst JAS C. MCGUIRE co,
Aug 25--d Aucioneers
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AGRICULTURAL FAIR AT RocKyILLR.--l le citizens OF
Washington and Georgetown and the adjoining counties
reminded that the Twelfth Annual Fair of the Mont
gonery County Agricultural Society will be held at the
Fair Grounds Rockville, lh,rsdly and Friday,
the 9th and 10th of September next
The managers and committees OF arrangement are
doing all in their power to render the ensuing exhibition
more attractive than any OF the preceding
Robert Oud, ESD, of Georgetown, of the most ao-
compshed speakers Of the day has kindly consented f
not prevented by professional cngagcens to deliver the
annual address.
With such inducements for intellectual and physical
qualification and pleasure it is hoped the metropolitan
cities and vicinity NH cherish, they have hitherto
DONE society which much of its to their
patronage, and numbering among its members many of
their most valued citizens. B.