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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-05-26

TIE PILLAR OF FIRE; on ISRAEL IN BoSpAor.
by Rev. j, II. tngraham, author of" The Prince Of
the House of David" Now York; Pudney Rus.
sci, Philadelphia. q. G. Evans I30 Chestnut st.
"The Prince Of the House Of David" has had
sale unexcecded by any volume fits size and char
acter In that work. The effort made to illusratc
events in tho land ofJudea, by the letters Of jew
lsh maiden. In this young prince of Phenicia is
supposed to write from Egypt The condition of the
Children of Israel and the wonders wrought by Mo-
ses, form the staple ofthe work and much ofEgyp
tian history and descriptions introduced as are
cssary tie complete tho picture aud give il funess
and unity Mr.. Ingraham has diligently consulted
all accessible authorities upon the antiquities and
customs of Egypt and the volume Is the result of
long aud patient study. Many difficulties attend an
undertaking OF such nature, and justice to the wri
ter requires that the preface and appendix should be
read before the text of the work The object Is TO
promote knowledge Of the Bible, by leading read
to compare and verify ard search for themselves
The material for the volume il ia proper to say, Is
drawn from other sources and the Imagination of the
writer is SO employed to fill up, from brief data, q
continuous narrative II isa Phencian and cotem.
porary view ofthc scenes and events which we are
accustomed TO regard from luite different stand
point 1t will popularizc knowledge upon subjects
heretofore restricted to arcbwologists.
This enhancing and instructive book of 500 pages
bound in excellent style, is sod for l.2jsame price
rs " The Prince of the House of David"
Evans, ofPhadelphia has purchased 10000 cop
los of" The Pillar of Fire" and 5000 of the " Prince
otthe House of David" aud will mail handsome
Gift. with either book, receipt of the price and
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new Classified Catalogue of Standard Books, ir
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G.. G EVANS, 430 Chestnut St.,
PHILADELPHIA Pa
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Tne roLlpu Schools The School outhoi-
ties OF Toledo have our thanks for the Reports
of the Board OF Education and Superintendent
of City Schools for the year 1883. The pam.
phlot contains IL pages and embraces com.
pletc history Of the City Schools Since lS49.--
This report contains much useful niormo ion
Tor the citizlns OF Toledo, aud also very many
.imporlant facts aud suggestions for the friends
of Educa ion everywhere, some Of which we
shall alude to at another time. The Toledo
Schools are jus!' t5e pride of the city, and their
inAucnre L"nn the educational interests Of this
p,ruon of the State is most beneficial No
CITY in the Union Onords better facilities for
The education Of its tsyooth, Of both sexes, than
Toledo,
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Ho-'rhe publishers of Life Illustrated an

9sU"rhe publishers of Life Illustrated an
nounCe that they will soon commence the pub,
lication Of a series of articles in their valua
bic paper, "under the general head of The
Builder, designed to give our readers the most
thorough knowle lge, both theoretical and prac-
tical, on the subject of building in all its
branches wood brick, stone, or concrete
with the details as to the different styles Of
architecture and lnlsh' Tho articles will be
well illustrated throughout, and mus, be of rare
interest and great usefulness to builders, In
addition to this feature, Life Illustrated gives
more useful reading for the family taan al the
spread eagle wcelcs that are hawkcd about by
the venders of very light literature. Terms,
50 90 year. Address Fowler & Wells, 3O9
Broadway, New York
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a:g' To-day, Thursday, the democratic State
Nominating Convention meets in Columbus. 1t
is impossible to form any idea respecting the
nominations that will be made With the excep-
tion of Edgerton for Governor, and Morgan for
Auditor, we have yet to hear Of one who will
submit TO the overwhelming defeat which awaits
J. N Woscott and j. j. Parks are the delegates
from this county
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Prrsona A1iv.1mCnn inLile.

And feeling the hand Of time weighing heavily upon
them with ali its attendant ills. will find in the OF
II ootnnd's German Biitcrs an Elixir that will instill
new life into their veins restore in u measure, the
e,crgy ans ardor of more youthful days. build up
their shrunken forms, anu give health and energy to
their remaining years.
They prepared by DR., C. NJ. Jackson AIS Arch
Street, Philadelphia Pa, and are sold by druggists
and store Keepers in every town and village in the
United states CAnlGas and y America, for 7jC. per
bottle. See that the signature of G. NJ. jackson is
on the WrNpper of Vnch bottle. 2W2.
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admitted by the medical profession, as fundamcnt-
al principle of healing science. 1t is wisely provi.
dcd by the human economy, that whenever anyt thing
is wrong in the physical system, the natural forces
ofthc body brought to bear to eXpel tho disease
The great aim, therefore is to strengthen the nuur-
nj powers. This has been kept in view y the skill
iul compounders of D.. }. lIOSTErrERS BIT
TIERS, which operate to give fresh Vitality to nil the
organs of the body The effects Of this me dicine up
ON the stomach the liver and the kidneysnre prompt
and decisive. The pa'ien who is wise enough TO
quit drugging and try the Bttcrs. feels as he
had taken new lease of life and he continues the
Of the article he is over roycd find the of
health coursng through his frame. Let all from
whose check tho bloom has departed, give Dr. Hos
tettcr'S celebrated Bitters trial.
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Judge OF the Supreme Court.

The Republican Convention of Portage county
passed u resolution in invor of the nomination
Of r. Z. SpaulIing as "a candidate for Supreme
Judge,
Several of the papers in the Northwest arc
commenting in high terms Mr., James Murray
OF Perysburg, for the same oilice.--Bidde.
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Stntc Convention.

The Republican Central Committee for Wood
County have concluded not TO call ameeting to select
delegates to attend the State Convcntlonon the ID of
Jtuo NJ Ooumb, but retommend-tli all Republi.
cans of tho Go. attend who can make it convenient
and that those in attendance bc empowered to cast
the vote of the county and that each delegate be en-
ttlod to his proportional voice IN said delegation.
JAMES W ROSS
tlAr
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Street Philadelphia.
We have here neat volume, containing n capital
budget of fun, being filled with the most laughabc
sayings and jokes of celebrated wits and humorists
The publication too, is well timed, the travelling
season is about to commence, and we hardly i'm
agino work better calculated to umuso leisure, as
reading companion on board steamboat u rail
waycar. Merriment, too, is good for the mind. 1t
chnses away care, aud enliyens emu. In the Ian
guuge Of the poet it is wise to laugh while you may
-be candid when you can"
This mrth-provoking book is sold at the low price
of One Dollar. Evans will mail copy and n hand
present to all persons remtting dollar for
the book and twenty cents for postage.
Address G. G.. EVANS, Publisher,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-05-26

The Charleston McrcHry Says that the jury
acquitted The men of the Echo SLAYER, because
they considered the foreign slave trade no more
"A crime than the domestic trade. and that futh
cr prosecutions at the South will be idle, expen.
sive and vain .-.s--'
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The War

The Austrians have made n mysterious pause
in their movements against the Fench aud Pied.
montese forces. Some construe this into an in
dication of pcacoblo settlement of the ques-
tions at issue, but the New York Tribune can
see no grounds TO hope for any settlement save
that which is bained at the point Of the bayo-
nct. Undoubtedly England has made a new
attempt at mediation, and this may have check
ed the march of the Austriuns, but thut it will
prove successful, seems ont Of the question.
The news from the seat Of the prospective wal
is up to the 10Th inst. No battlc had beer
fught, and no colsoion was in immediate pros
pect The movements OF day, however, may
entirely change the aspect Of uIlairs. Every
arrival is expected to bring news that hosli
itics have commenced
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Sherin,s Sale,

Jesse s Norton and James Murray, late partners of
j, Parks
10y virtue OF ri Fa writ OF execution 10 me di-
ID reeted and delivered in this case from the court
of common Pleas OF Lucas County, Ohio will offer
for sale at the door the Court House in perysburg
ON
Satrily, June Is 4. d, 1859,
between the hours of ~ O'clock NJ aud o'clock Z,
NJ. OF said day, tue following real estato Tho south
quarter of She southwest quarter and the north
east quarcr of the southwest quarter of section num-
ber tWenty five (25l township number four il NORTH
range number nine (9l east, in Wood County Ohio,
containing so acres, more or less
G. W. NORTON, sheriff Wood Co, o.
F,& u. X. HoLLENgKCk, auAs.
i MAY @e--3wis&f5> -- .'
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asr On Wednesday evening oflost week dcs.
perate cEort was made TO rob Mr.. Keck, the
through mail agent on the N. Y. & L. Railroad,
whhe the troil was ut full speed, near Elmyra.-
The robber attempted TO stine the mail agent
with chIoroform, tdt failing iii this he resortcd to
q revolver and brass knucklcs. Not succeeding
with these, he jumped from the cars down all en-
bankmcnt one hundred lect in height aud made
his escape. A young mau, stranger, soon nf-
ter this occurrence, purchased ticket at the sta
ton near where the robbery wGs attempted, for
n. Y. City. Suspicious were aroused aud he was
arrested. The agent with whom he had thu dc5-
perato conflict in the cars, was telegraphcd at
Cincinnati, aud has proceeded to N. Y. City to
identify or acqut the accused, who is represent.
cd us q tall and intelligent young man, and who
gave his name us Edwin Jackson
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-05-26

"A man was brought up in West Troy, N
Y, u day or two since on The charge OF an as
saut and battery committed on the person OF
his wife, While in Court he attempted 10 set.
tie the matter with her, and TO this end gave
her two dollars and kiss, She took the kiss
and money. aud settled the uifair Immediately.
The total consumption of coffee in the
United Suites, last year, was two hundred and
fifty million pounds, or over eight pounds tor
each individual,
Tho New York AntiRenters, having been
defeatedat the Cour, of Appeals, now declare
they shall app, al TO the people, aud commsnce
un organized opposition, IN otncr words alebel-
lion. ,..
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DiicIl Mnfirn.
1allltOr'S OEce, N0Od Co., Oh.

1aA,tOr'S OGce, Wood Co., Oaio
FERHrsnUnG. MAY 25, 1859.
FENO Mary Arn Corwin, David Gundy, Joseph Gun
( dy,J II, Larwcl, Neal & LNrwcll Wm. Whit
ney, Robert f. Paine, Isaac Cable, Ebenezer Rawson.
Willard Trail and L. j. Elzey or the non resident
owners of the following lands in Wood County, Ohio,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-05-26

~ Alexander Won HumbJlt, the most emil
lont scientific man of the nineteenth century,
lied at Bcrlin on the 9th of May.
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SALMON 2. CHAsE 1t is doubtless due to the
great Northwest that the next Presidential
candidate Of the Republican party be taken
thcreirom Among oil lhs names mentioned III
connection with the Prcsil ncy Of 1860, no one
hes met with greater favor than that OF Gov.
Chase Of Ohio. lIo is one OF the most able,
diguined and worthy men Of the present age.
While a member Of the Uuited States Senate he
won for himself unGadug luures. By his con
summote ability, by his noble and manly bear
ing, aud by his unwuveriug support of the con
stitulonal rights Of Amerlcan citiz ns and
his mastery defense Of free labor, he ut once
took his place among tho most widely known
and highly honored OF American stotesmen--
During the three or four years that he has occu-
pied the GuhernatorOl chair of Ohio, he has
exhibited executive talent of the highest order
Sholld he be nominated for the Presidency, he
will mako candidate and a President of which
the Republican party and the whole countr,
may well be proud OscatOosa (iotVa) Herald
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-05-26

THE BOOK OF ANECDOTES AND BUDGET OF
FUN; & G. EVANS, Publisher, No. 430 Chestnut
Street, Philadelphia.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-05-26

Notlce--JOhu Gnlwicil's Estate.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
~ been appointed and qualified as administrator
on the estate Of John GRlwick, deceased, late of
Wood CouatN. Ohio. RILEY MORGAN.
May l9-2w3Sl .-.
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For tho journal
The WOOD County Teachers AssO-
ciufiOn

Tho next session OF the Association will be held At
Toatogany ON the third and fourth days Of June.
Among the ohjeots of the Association are the ad-
vancement education and the better qualification of
the teacher FOR Tie duties of the sohnol-room,
Thopreyious sessions ofths association, although
not as generally attended by the teachers of the
county nswas desirable, have bean profitable, highly
interesting, and The cause OF many improvements in
our schools,
The committee on programme has reported the
following as the order Of exercises for the next
sion,
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FIRST DAY, A, VI.
Opening exercise, Prayer; Miscellaneous Business.
AFrERNoON SESSION,
Questions Tor general discussions Remarks on the
hest method oiteaohing common branches.
EVENING SESSION.
Address by the Selretoryi Continuation of the dis
cuS,iOn.
sECuNp DAY, 4. NJ,
Elocutionory Exercises Essays aud Declarations
Remarks by the President,
The exercises will be ntcrsperscd with music
Tho importance of sustaining an institution caleu
lated to do much goodanl the duties which teach
crs owe to their patrons TO themselves. and to hu
manitN should secure the atteudAnes Of every friend
Of progress.
Persons coming from distance will he gratuitous-
y entertained hl the hospitable people of Ton
togany. J.W. WOODBURY., President
W, II, GORRlLL, Secretary,
May 20, lSa0,
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Col Hyde, of Bellows Fails, W., dag two
psrsnips last week, one of which was four feet
aud the other four lad halt feet ia length.
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From Rev. Mr.. MCMULLEN, Pastor of Roberts Chapel
lNDIANArop1s, Oct.5, 1857.
DEC w RoBACK-Dcar Sir: have used your
Blood Purifier fora nervous affection, from which
have suffered much times. While it has pleasant
taste it certainly has happy effect upon the
Please accept my thanksfor yournd regard and be-
lieYc me,
Yours, j w II M'MULLEN
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MIR Wheeler Queen oi Ashley Fails Mass
over 100 years oi oee, has recently married Mrs
Srhemmehom, OF Norfolk, Conn, over 50. a
love match ualou5ledly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-23
Public Sale of a n

!f%T ON FkrDAy, the 18th day of November ensuing. 7 shall
~ proceed to sell, at wortlram's Store, In Bethel, tie RiAI.
A-IsofA 4 OF Edward 1insiey, decd. The Mansion lion.
tract contains 3+ Acres, of which about 81 Acres ae lame,
River Bo.tnn, OF very superior quality. The highland is OF
god quality, with u sufhctency OF timber, anil lie ImDroye.
lnsn's convenient and comfortable. Tho Chestnut Island win
also hc sid. containing 234 Acres. THIS Island Is believed 4,
be rs valuable rs an! above L3 nchbury, from which il ia distant
only about ! miles The property will be sod together OF sepa-
faleiy ~ may suit PURCHASERS, The attention OF those disposed
and eau be bought o. a fair price. The James River improve
neIii ainrtts every facilty for .ettnX is products " market =
inc Leland and a large portion Of III. Farm being bounded by
the river, u large amount of fencing is thereby saved. To u
gentleman Of capital in the cty, this property would make a
iu'sl desirable country seat, and to any one who would nanaec
II sSiifaly, ihc purchase would be u profitable Investment.
lEeN5.-Onc-lt.h cash. Tho balance in equal instruments at
J., :, 8 and ! yeats, bearing Interest from the sale. Bonds with
good steurus !" be given for The deferred payments, and The Ii.
l., rcta!ned ~ uitiiiA:e security.
II not sold. the Properly vii! he vented for The ensuing wear.
but 1 shall certainly sell, il an oifcr 10 made that will Justify H.
ROBEsr TINSLEY,
oct 25-cIawijAJ,py E.nn,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-23

il i. in the power of the Democracy 70 accomplish
this real, b. following the course which tbs Her.
aid seegests.
wAas Is this propositions bal an idsntioal one.
almost. wfthour own propssiticn with refersnse 10
Tho next Presidency. OF nosainatipg either . Wig
or q Democrat. by tho Southern Opposition land
then . union Of all parties a..Le South. and the con.
,~crvatiye elements of all parties at the North. for
'hc triumphant election of the candidate. OHr.
! proposition d. n the Presidency 10 even q rndss
| iilernl one TO the Democracy as a party, than the
Hraids proposition as IL the Speakership.
The Herald calls this Democratic triumph,
even though q Southern Oppositioniss be elected
Speaker. And 20 II would BE-. 1t would be a De-
N ,cra,ic triumph. because the candidate de'igna-
tel by tho Democracy would be the successful
nan. In like manner, II our suggestion in re-
gard to the Presidency be adopted, the Democra-
81 may call j, their triumph if they choose. They
may reap all the honor and glory. md rewards of
it. IL they choose. Solicitoas only that tho South
IT, saved from the domination Of an antl-slavery
s,ctional party, it is imma,erial to US "hose tri.
umph j. is. We will not I've so childish or selfish
10 20 the higglc about names. in view Of the grand
material result. We believe the only way to BE-
cure success is under the auspices ofthe Southern
Opposition-and we have given valid reasons for
90 believing. II tho nome of the thing. or tho
emolGmcnts of Office, or anything else so inmate
riul, be the only Obstacles in the way Of Democrat
10 ncquie.cence, We say, perish all such minor
considerations Fer it would indeed be n shame
full aud discrcditable reflection upon Southern
honor and patriotism. if we were willing to ha-
zarl tho suLjugation OF the South in n petty
quarrel about wba. party should receive the cred
it, or the consequences, Of success.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-23

~ Eff COUGIls.Golds, bronchitis, Asthma roup, " hoop
W-G ing Cough. diseases Of the Throat AMI Lungs. and
IulnOnhr, An.ctionso of The ssNercst type, are pnicki, cured by
that long tried and faithful remedy, DE. WIsrAk's BA,-AM o.
WILD CHERRY.
says u wrii-knoan Editor -" This is truly II balran and n
blessing 10 invalid. II contains the pure lnIsninic prIucipie at
Wild Cherry, the balsanlic properties OF tar nnd 81 pine. It's
Ingredients, which are mingled after The irur principle ct chem
i-ry, are all balsame, and therefore il is safe and sure In eject
Coughs. Colds, Consumption, aud lironrii Troubles disappear
under its halsanIc influence a. though charmed away. Prola
bly, no medicine has ever attained sp extended n sale or accom-
plishcd 50 much good us this rcnpwnel I;ahain'
CAs~yILE. GA, February %, l,A.
MEssRs. SETH W. fnwLR n CO.. Boston, MasA.-,itnu,nheH
At The request of lour Travelling Agent, give YOU "A state
mcnt Of m, experience in the H., nf Dr.. Wisiar', lalam Of
Wild thcrr, have been u,,n. ii tof two years III IN! anIi.,
for Colds and Coughs. and laN" found 1t the np,t rihcacious
remedy That In, cgcr tried.
For Coughs and odds in citllnn know 1t 10 be an excel
lent medium. Respectfully Yours,
JOHN II. RICE.
The genuine nrtrie always has the written signature Of Al
lrirs" On The wrapper, and is l"r sale b. all respectable Drug
g-ls everywhere.
Prepared by :. ". foWLf Il co. l}tsrnS, ati for ~aic by
William \. Strotlrt y Co, and 1unn II. Hcay, - ichI"rs; I.
{. lugh, Campbell G. H.; anI lt ai Druggists and dealers in
medicine throughout the city ati c,rlriry. oct 22ts
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Valuable Fruit Garden For Sa1e.

GO ON WEDNESDAY, the 7th of DICE sRER. at II O'clock II,
NT~f.ont Of t'e Market House, in ~Lynchburg, | will sell nv
-. XII GARDEN, near the Campbcil Courthouse Turn
PIKE, 8 miles south of L,nch5urg The improvements consist Of
a shaii dwelling House, Stable, Smoke lionse. dc, and about
OF Peaches, Apples, Apricp,s, Nectruin.s, Piuu.s. P,xrs DC. II
c;l',ai',s 30 Acres, by recrnt survey, two thirds II which Is in
i'mitr. IL hhs a spring OF pure AMI excellent water near the
dwelling, and \ magnificent view Of the surrounding mountains
ad The city Of Lyme lburs.
Further information can be had by calling o n a addressing
Main Street, ~Lynchbnr..
, hhss-i, : IND ~ months, with approved paper. Tho title
Withheld until the last payment is made.
nov 9-ciiiecf > ieffF n kRNIsrEAD
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LO \ ID n
N assurance COMpan Y,
No. MooRGATR srgEtr, LONDON.
LOR FIRE AND LIFE A SURANCFS

a. Ho"ae aad Ad'oad.--EadabiSh in lsl6.
Pad up Capita. and surplus ..... 2lotII m,
-Ernual Revenue, for one ycnr Jar. 81, lsa,.. y3s' IA IL
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
VRNiliS Company insurcs against loss or damage Ly Fir, nj.
Il thost every description OF Property. The rates Of premium
al" moderate, and lhe conditions Of Insurance ao framed win
the greatest iibcrallty.
'she Poli'ics "r this Comran. are not only guaranteed by a
laTg. Capital, but also by the unlimited personal responsibility
VI u, ary 1909 STAR holders.
~ Losses promptly adjusted and paid without reference Ia
L"ndon. A special fund provided In Philadelphia for uaylnen,
OF Losses III tis Country.
LIFE DEPARTMENT.
Nj me advantages ofa Mutual Association are united with
h. s.Tnritl % a prorrietar! Company,
THE RATES OF PkEMit Vi Al, based npon the safest md
m"s' approve" da'a, and may he ilalc payable 10 sui th, con.
" aunce OF the Assured.
'I'spertnS,s. fables Of Rates, Applications So, ma, be oh.
tAin,l al HE Office.
W. W. WILLIAMSON,
"' -o"S Agent IN L.nchburg, Va
u" Hooof g W"ois. fRoiatiF, ana time +. uo,sfs .Eoso y
feof AMI Edsd y. hS ,cQe, Moses u. Noble and C,ru.5,u
~ hN "pe, .lhht II. H1'fS. dear 4. ii.{s. Ifn-y ~
hoods, Ga8 Emma Woods, Df,l3dsh in i. c,,u,s.,; .n;t
"ote I"h3'"R ." TIE ti,vHtf pa,t ri F,f4Ati, f,..,tF ~"
\olit y - ietc4! given lou. that, in oI,.lt,o ,,r Ia n ,I,.,rr,
l ' mad" by said Court, In said suit, N the l%h- day ~ ,,.,n'
nr' iSs,' l snail, On the Goth day of December, lS5y. Al my nr
nee IN Rock! M"'ai, In said county, proceed:
$50 enquire whether II Is the wish Of the Defendant,
Anne j. Woods, hat a portion Of the lana ASSIGNED Ia ~ 49,.
u"wtr IN The lands of Robert I. Woods, decd. shall ~. LA ~
inc residue y The lands of the said Robert i. Woods Will,
still remain unsuld. ' """h
2d-fo enquire whether 1t will be l., the intere.t of ,h, ,,,.-
be sold. " '"hus u
ad'-Io tale an account Of adyancements made bv Tho anil
suit. iI"r paf',es 70 SAID
nov % rlawtw Commissioner Of Franklin Circuit Conr,