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The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-26

GS- As one Of the Clifton omnibuses was
passing along Court-street, between Main and
Walnut about three O'Clock yesterday, one of
the fors-whesls came of, which ast the bus
down with such force as to injure several pas
sengers who wore inside. The driver was
thrown from his seat considerably bruised.
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&g-Thom. as Whalen was fined $40 and
costs, by Jud, re Lowe, yesterday, for selling
liquor on Sund ay.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Wesleyan Female College.

THE FIRST SESSION OF THE BIGH.
TEENTH Year Of this Institution will begin
on im@0NDAf @ August %, at haf-past eight. A. M..
The course of study is extel,sye and embrAoss All
the common and higher English branches, together
with Latin, the Modern Languages, and Muslo and
Drawing. The system OF teaching Ia thorough and
PRACTICAL and no pains will be spared BY the abio and
efficient corps Of teachers to make sound schoars,
Tho course OF Modern Languages will be made much
more practical than heretofore.
n. B.-There will be q single session daily, COM
mencing at half.past eight A. M, and closing at
haf-past one p. NJ.
,BB- For further information or for admission an.
ply at the College, on Yinestreet, hetween Sixth and
Seventh. ROBERT ALLYN, President.
aul6CawcU =
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GAr The County Commissioners, at their
session yesterday, passed orders amounting in
tho aggregate to S2sS2 90.
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Gg- For job work of every description, be
sure and leave orderi' at the PENNY PRESS
Office.
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G1- SEW sral prison ners were discharged from
the County Jail, yesterday, by the County
Commissions RS.
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gas" The disagreeable taste which has at
tended the hydrant water for several days past
has entirely disappeared.
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aS" s. j. Sewers has been appointed night,
and Thomas Linn day watchman at the new
Lunntio Asylum at Carthage.
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BOARDING.
FOR RENT.

N0R RENT-H0USE-To prompt paying
II tenant that will buy fifty seventy fave dollars
worth Of furniture, house of six rooms gas, bath
front, side and rear yard. Apply at 403 SeYenth.st
EN0R RENT-A RO0M.-A large and COM
- modious Room ON Fifth street, between Main
and Walnut, suitable for millinery store, or ine
office. Terms moderate. Inquire at No. &c West
Elith-streft: au22-awt
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g<g- There were no arrests made at the
Bremen street Station.house ct late hour
last evening. F9'l5iih
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Gar A fight occurred at noe n, yesterday, in
saloon near the National Theater, between
Cox and Gudgeon, the suspended policemen.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-26

Gy-Judge Lowe, yesterday, gave Joseph
Niemer the benefit of thirty days in the City
Prison, for publicly exposing his person.
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Steamboat Register.

ARRIVALS. .-Melrose, Portsmouth; Dunleith, Mays.
Vile; SUPERIOR Louisville; Challenge, st. Louis; Pro.
gress, New Orleans; Ida May, St. Louis; Glenwood,
Pittsburgh.
DfpARTUREs.-Mel Portsmouth Dunlcith,
Maysville. Superior, Ioulsville; Marmora, Pitts
burg; Hickman, Memphis; Glenwood, Louisville.
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90 What has b seOne Of the Police Com
missione.S!
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eg~Fiity-one cases were disposed of in
the Police Court yesterday.
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gS- Charles Ti1no Tnan, who cut his throat
some days since, is ra pdly recovering.
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@-A number Of prisoners were discharged
from the City Prison yesterday.
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GD- Meteorological observations for the
PENNY PRESS, by Henry Ware, Optioian, No.
Z West Fourth-street, August rs, 1859.
O'clock. Barometer. Thermometer
A. M......,. go 67
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Gg' When will Mounds treet, between
Ninth and Richmond, be rebo wlderedP The
street is now in most wretchs condition.
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a-The following is q list Of letters de-
tanned for nonpayment of postage at the
postoffice, in this city, August 25:
j. II. Shields, Now Albany, Ind.
Miss Ellen Conrey, Ceuterville, Ind
Mrs. III. W. Laring, Rising Sun; Ind.
s. ?. Chase, (Governor) C0lum bus, 0.
j. & A. Petrie Il Co., New York.
Miss Lizzie Morton, Harmon, O.
Miss Molly McNeal, Taylor's Port, Ky.
Martin Merkle, East Cambridge, Mass,
Susan Duchemin, Owensville, u.
William 7. Kribben st. Louis, Mo.
Mrs. w. H. George, RushsylvaDia.
Richard jackson. Ham lton, U.
John Solbery Prestonyille, Ky.
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.nas-Sse, advertis ement of Mrs. Hillen's
Private sc hool in another column.
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TTHlE PRESS s..
FRIDAY---.,,.. ....................AUGU ST 9a

WAN Is! WANTS!!
Ip you wants. scr want advertise in the
Penny Press.
If you want house advertise in '.hs
p, nny Press.
If you want to sell an ything, ad vsrIL . in y j..
Penny Press. 10
If you w.nt to buy any hing, adv, rise in n.
Penny Prass.
In fact, every want can: h7 'uPpfsd by adver.
tislng in the
Pe'uAy Pre- s,.
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es- Frssi' oysters have made their appear
ance in our city. L..
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HerrOn's Seminary.
SUyHETHIRTy. FIRST SESSION OFHH1

THE THIRTY FIRST SESSION OFHHR-
RON'S SEMINARY will commence on MON.
DAY, August the 10Th. The conrse of instruction
Is thorough, and Boys and Young Men are hero pre-
nared either for College or for Business. peent
Teachers who love to work, are employed, and no
pains will be spared to sustain he good name Il has
enjoyed for fifteen years. The price OF Tuition has
not been changed, although too low the oboot 10
not so much to make money to do good. There arc
5hr,e DepartmNntsI Primary, PrepaTa,ory, and Cs!.
uoalion,, Latin Greek, German and French Ian.
guages, Mathematics, Natural Sciences, and Thor.
ouah ourse Of Book Keeping are taught, with Leo
lures every week. half an hour, from W to9 every
morning, is devoted to al instruction, ,reading the
Scriptures by tue p pills, singing and prayer. Com.
positions and Defamation weekly.
PRICES OF TUITION:
Primary Depqn session Of Aye %
Collegiate department. IS . (" %. 20 %
German Language, extra, .. so
II enoh " I" &c at" 4" a., 90
Book Keeping, -" =" e" " "a. 10 90
Drawing and Painting, extra, 3" " a.. 10 o.
Number limited to one hundred, and each pupn
carefully classified au6-bw-eow,
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GsS- A consider able number o. continu cd
cases will be tried ! n the Police Court to-day.
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LOST.

II ,0ST-CAPE-On Madison or Pike-strsets,
nA Covington, a thin bobinet cape, trimmed with
v. MErOALF, Bachelor street, between Bank lick
and russell, will be liberally rewarded. M MIL
LlNEk. au25-b~
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u.s. The following is the aggregate of the
returns made by the assessor of the Fourth
Ward, to the County Auditor, yesterday:
Total.
Land and
Land. Buildings. Build'gs
Total taxable ,2T0 lI0 l,T.3,I9O 6,9T33O
Total exempt ......-.... 63,i1O 5000. 99,l70
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CITY MATTERS.

As- Read the wa Mt co'iurln In the pEyyv
Pr. .,ss every day.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-08-26

WANTEDmBoY,-A!ln An, active v,,t boy pEss wse
Derry & OU., northwest corner Fifth and Walnut.
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Grad total tax untax'd ssss,, ,2so l7ss,o 7,O7247O
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"ANTED-GIRL steady girl to do
w general housework. Apply at once st this
Office. au2sD.D'
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"ANTED-GIRL-A girl to go short
Wv distance into the country to do. general
housework in Q small family. Apply at the Peach
Depot, No. IL West Fourth-stre TO N. GREEN.
~. fan2S-bs1
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MyANTED-EMPLO almost
w any kind of business, by young man, who is
honest intelligent and capable. Address A, q; g.,
Penny Press Office. aii25-b'
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"ANTED-To sell q SCHOLARSHIP
w in smiths Commercial College. For further
particulars address E 8, at Press Office au29.be
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"ANTED - BOARDING "A married
w lady desires boarding In a private family
where there are no other hoarders Reference'
given. Address Postofdce Box li2, with name q. ana
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WANTED-sITUATIoN--As porter in
w store, carriage trimm ng or finishing. Hest
of city reference given. Address d. j.. at tbs oce
lan20.dt1
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NUANTED-CARpENTER-At 81 East
w Thlrd.street, for eight or ten days, skillfui
End active journeyman carpenter. au26.b,
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"ANTED-SITUA a Sespect-
w able female, q situation in store, either In q
ladies shoe, millinery, confectionery or fancy goods
store. Satisfactory references given. Address a.
p, Penny Press office. au25-b~
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awANrs," "FOB sAIE," "T0 LET" LOST.
or less, two @ inssrtions. S' twenty i've cents.
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RENT-A house of four
w or Ave rooms by prompt paying tenant; Will
take II for two or three years II IL suits Would ike
70 take possession by the lst Of September Address
r. II. W., this ofhce. auz6dt
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FOR SALE.

EN0R SALE-GROCERY- stock and
~ fixtures of a good grocery stand on Western.
row; the stock Is small and we'll selected. Terms
cash, INQUIRE at No, 2O7 Western row au2A.bs
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"ANTED--SITUATION young lady
w competent to instruct in English and music,
wishes to obtain a situation as daily or resident
governess; no objection to the country. References
exchanged. Address Postoiiice Box l26, Cincinnati.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-11-23
NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the Estate of
"a +. Il. Small, late of Lancaster District
deceased, either by note or account, are
hereby notified 10 settle the same without
further delay and save cost.
Also all persons having demands against
the same are hereby required to render
Lem in properly attested within the time
prescribed by law, this 2lst of September,
1859. JAMES SMALL, Adm'r.
Sept. %, 33tf
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Baume De Vie
OR
BalSanl of Life.

A PURELY VEGETABLE compound
"A Warranted to give great relief in Dys-
pepsIa and other diseases arising from dis.
ordered state Of the Stomach.
a preparation which is made at hand.
from the choicest ingredients, has been tcs.
ted, used, and recommended by the medical
faculty, and is now offered to the public,
not as an experiment. but as Il certain pal
iiatlve, II not cure for many diseases.
Read this certificate from Rev. Hartwell
Spain, Sumter s. G.
DEAR SIR "Last spring used two small
bottles of your Baume De Vie and experi.
enced much benefit. 1t acted on nv liver
and impaired healthy tone TO all the di.
gestlve organs, relieving me Of distressing
headache and many other disagreeable dys.
peptic symptoms"
(Signed) II. SPAIN.
Prepared and sold by
J. J. McKAlN, Camden, S. c.
Oct. II, 1859, 35-6m.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-11-23
SHOES AND BOOTS

The subscribers confidently soIicits an ex-
animation Of their large and varied stock
of Shoes for ladies', children and GENTS
We have on hand some beautiful patterns
winch will be sold at prices that cannot but
prove advantageous.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-11-23
sou L H G A ROLL N A
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
Thomas J Cauthen and wife Jane r., and
James X Trusdel.

is.
Anderson Cauthen and wife Elyira,
Horton aud wife Matilda, Drusilla Trusdel.
the widow Of Henry TruesGel. decd and
their children Sarah, Laura and Catherine
Trusdei, Mahala Fletcher's children to wit :
James, William, Wylic and Henry Fletcher
and an infant, John Trusdel, deceased. his
widow Mildred and children, - Stover
and wife Rebecca, - Stoyer and wife
Mary, e & Duncan and wife Mamma, Nancy
Trusdel. Dsucilia Trusdel, James Il. and
John Tfusdel. George III Trusdel, deceased.
widow Mary A Trusdel, Elizabeth, vii.
ham and Nancy Trusdel, James Il Trusdel,
John Trusdel, George Trusdel, Henry
TTusdel, Zachariah Trusdel, Benjamin Trus.
del, Louis Trusdel, Elizabeth Hail and
Matilda Huckbee.
Ii appearing TO my satisfaction that the
following named defendants reside without
the limits OF this State, to wit: Thirza In
gram, Mary ii Williams, and the children
OF Sarah Jones, deceased, TO wit: William,
John, Samuel. James and Calvin Jones, the
came Of the rest not known
II is therefore ordered that they do ap-
pear in person, or by their lawful Attorney
and object to the division, or sale, of the
real estate oi James Trusdel. deceased. on
or before the arst day Of February next, In
1860, or their consent will be entered Of
TRcord.
y. Il. HAMMOND, o. L. D.
Nov g. 1880 39-3ut--pf 80 90
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Noiseless Machines.

They have the following advantages
over all others They have no pads to
keep in order no bobbins 10 wind no
tangling or waste OF thread no oiing the
thread or work; no tool chest stocked
with wrenches, pliers, pickcrs, leather &c,
&c
The directions are simple easily under
stood, and easily explained by the instruc-
tors. There is no taking apart cleaning or
rolling. They require about ten drops of
oil per day, when in constant use. They
make no more noise than n common clock
even when making fifteen hundred stitches
per minute. They run easy-a child ton
years old can work them to ful! speed -
They run fast or slow without any danger
Of altering the length or tightness of the
stitch. They will Hem, Fill, Gather, Bind,
Stitch and Embroider, in so superior a
manner that we challenge comparson-
The same Machine will sew pavilion cause
and plantation goods. The seam is elastic
as the most elastic fabric, and will not
break in washing or ironing. The same
Machine runs silk, linen thread and com.
mon spool cotton, with equal facility. The
needles are shorter, and therefore stron.
ger than any other high or low priced Ma.
chine. That they are superior TO all otheIs
is evident from the fact Of there having
been thirty thousand machines made and
sold, in competition with others already in
successful operation. The question is no
longer which is the best maker, but which
Of the numerous patterns of GROVER g.
BAKER shall I take.
PRICE, $50 to $3.50.
H. W. KIN ISM AN,
Agent for the sale of these Celebrated
Machines,
249 King-Street.
ID. B HASELTON, Manager
November l6,-tf.
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NEW GOODS.

1'HE subscriber is now occupying his new
l Store, one door North Of J. A. IIasscl.
tines dwelling on main street, aud he is
now receiving, by his own conveyance, his
FALL and WINTER Stock Of Goods, Sc
lected in person with much care as to price,
style and quality.
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons indebted to the late Thorn.
, rs turetoa, deceased, either by note or
account, OF otherwise, will come forward
and settle with the junior Executor, with
out further notice. And ali persons hav-
ing claims against the estate, will present
them to the same by the lst January next,
in due form
w. J. CUREToN' Err,
II. X. CURETON, HN w.
Nov. o, 1859. 39-tI Jan.
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Mules, Corn, Growing
Crop, Lands and Negros
FOR SALE.

SAFE twenty rive
likely, young and valuable negroes
Also eleven likely MULES, mot one of
which exceeds eight years of age) together
with my growing crop md 600 bushels of
"OLD CORN"
Also six hundred acres of land near Bell
Air, in Lancaster District. Said land is
productive and well adapted to the growth
of both cotton and corn. About one hun
drcd acres Of it are in cultivation, the BAL
ancc in woods and we'll timbcr.d.
Also one thousand acres Of land, situate
four miles Fast of Lancaster c. H., and ad
joining the straEI mills of Geo Sinclair
This land is nearly all in woods and is well
situated and We'll timbcred A rood OBJ
portunity is here offered to persons who
may desire to purchase fresh and good land.
Some small, but conveniently constructed
buildings are upon the place.
Also number one residence in the VII
Iage of Lancaster, lately occupied by Mai.
J. ID. Halle. 1t is one Of the most eligibly
situated places that the town affords. The
lot contains about three and half acres.
The dwelling is entirely new, 5 well con
structed and built, and contains six comfur
| table rooms. All the necessary outbuid.
ings and convenicnccs are upon the lot
Also one vacant lot in the town Of Ian.
caster, South OF and adjoining The residence
| of y. Il. Hammond
The above named property propose to
sell on the following. reasonable terms -
One third cash. The remainder in equal an.
nual instalmentS of one, two AMI three
years, to be secured BY notes bearing inter.
est from day of sale, and interest to be
computed annually. Any or all of said
property may be treated for privately but
| If not disposed of before, will BE sold pub.
llciy to the highest bidder nj Lancaster &
ii. on the 2Sth day Of December next
JAMES r.. CURETON.
Lancaster, :. &. Sept. 81, 1859 32tf
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EMBROIDERY.

French embroidered collars, undersleeves,
laconet and swiss edgeings and lncertings L.
=. handkcrchiefs, n full assortment, &c.
Shawls, blankets, kerseys and plains, cot
ton Osnaburgs, white and striped. Clothing,
very complete assortment. Hats, Boots
ana Shoes, a full assortment Hardware,
Crockery, Iron and Steel, all the kinds usu.
ally required for plantation and other pur.
poses, &c.
The undersigned would embrace this op
portunity of returning thanks to his friends
and customers for the liberal patronage he
mas already received at their hands, and by
strict personal attention to business, would
respectfully invite a continuation of their
custom. The above stock is complete n
all its various departments and will be sold
lc" for cash, or to prompt customers on
time, Call and examine for yourselyes.-
Y GU may find it TO your interest to give me
place in your "Memorandum,"
JONES CROCKETT.
Sept 81, 1859 32-if
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HATS! HATS!! AND CAPS!!

a large and well selected stock of Hats,
embracing many Of the latest STYLES and
best finish. Those in want Of something
durable, cheap aud at the same time fash
lonablc, would do well To call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-11-23
LADIES DRESS GOODS.

Rich plain blk Silk, Aounced Silk Robes
Fancy Silks, plaid and striped, Marceline
SIX French DeLain Robes, Cashmere
Robes, All-wool DeLains, solid colors, Plaid
DeLains, ladies Coverings. &c.
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Kerosene Oil.
THE
New York Kerosene Oil Company.

4 nnounce that, having made great i'm
"a provements in the manufacture of Ker-
osene, they are now enabled TO offer it to
the irndc at
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-11-23
Notice.

A LII persons having demands against
N the Estate of John U. Ingram, are re-
quested to present them to the undersigned
by the 10th Of November, and those in.
deb,ed will please make payment imme-
diately. ! can be found at Hanging Rock,
r. o, Kershaw District.
G. +. INGRAM, EE'or.
Nov. 3, l859.-33-4t.
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Pay Up.

Lii persons indebted to tho late firm of
II Magill g. Cauthen, are earnestly reques.
ted TO pay mp, as we are obliged 10 collect
all debts due the firm In order TO settle the
business. We hope that all indebted will
give their immediate attention 10 this no.
tice and save costs.
MAGILL a. CAUTHEN.
Noy.9, 1863. 39-4t.
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A REDUCED PRICE.

The attention of consumers is respect
fully called to the subjoined table, the re-
suit Of photometrical examination by Ed
ward N. Kent, Esq, of New York, Chem
ist, dated Feb. 3, 1856.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-11-23
DIR. ALFRED CRAVEN,

Residenu Surgeon Dentist,
YoRRyILLR, s. c.,
Offers his Professional Services TO the citi,
zens Of Lancaster Village and surrounding
country.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted on Gold
Plate, from one toa full sett.
Jqpe Ilth, 1856 l6-ly
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-23
CHEAP PROPERTY.

40 ACRES OF Land, miles from Dayton,
~ on Cincinnati Pike, by Franklin. Lewis
Compton will show lands.
ALSo-7H acres, with fine brick dwelling in a
high state Of cultivation, containing a variety OF
choice fruit trees, half mile north Of Dayton
ALSo-l6 acres, IA mites s. w. of Dayton, beau
fully situated, and of deep rich soil iB used for
gardening and is of the bestInt country andcon-
tans variety Of fruit trees, shrubbefy, sc. A
pleasant dwelling, wood house, stable, wen Of en-
ments easy.
ALso-lo acres of land, in high state of eultiva.
tion miles west Of Dayton, on the Liberty Pike,
with house containing fooms smoke house barn,
eoEn.eribs wagon and plow sheds, good orchard and
= well OF excellent water.
ALso-s9 acres, inIssS. %, shelby Co O., one and
. half miles from Newport, on the canal a short
distance north Of sidney with house stable and 30
acres improved all under good fence the balance in
fine timber, Sidney and Berlin road cose to the land
school and meeting house within so EOds.
ALSo-So acres, In sec. Il, in said neigh h0r cd
covered with excellent timber Both tracts are
lands, and Of an excellent quality. Cheap on time.
ALso-2sO acres north OF Springfield, well i'm,
proved with suitable building, S6 acres being cover
ed with heavy timber, will be sold cheap.
ALso-4O acres, within mile south Of Springfield,
well improved.
feb6 WILLIAMS Il WALLACE