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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-08-20
Ashtabula, May 18th, 1859.
NEW GOODS NEW GOODS (!
Cheap GoodsI
NEW GOODS |

THE subscribers prepared with their NEW STOCK
OF SEASONABLE GOODS in the several departments Of
their business to supply all who call upon tem with almost
anything usually kept in Country Village Store and
daily invite all
Prompt Paying and Short Time Customers,
o like every other Established Firm in town. give credit
TO such PesOns to call and examine those
persons who pay CASH will say that facilities for buy
ing cheap equal any in this place. and
uNDERsoID We do deal In Auction or damaged
Goods but make purchases at Coed and Reliable Houses
and in style and quality whit behind those who make
greater preenons We do propose Goods
prices but will sell PRINTS for from cts shilling
Stella shaws from 6s to sI0-and make profit fully equal to
desire and whispering either stock of Dry Goods
is full Our Domestes bought the last day of October
which gives decided advantage those who purchased
in November.
Our Stock of HATS and CAPS Is quite large, of the
neweHt styles and latest Fashion.
The BOOT and SHOE department is full and
eomplete
Our large sale Of CRocKERf
has induced pay particular attention to this branch
GROCERIES,
of the very best quality and at the LOWEST PRIcEs
WALL PAPER-A good assortuueut
NAILS & CLASS
PUTTY OILS 4 PAIET
DYE STUFFS,
STONE fare
WOODEN WARE,
BRooMs,
&C., &c
We always take pleasure showing Goods and shall
sndeavor to merit share Of the patronage community.
kinds Of produce season should favor IT, hope
q large business in dried Fruit.
The highest prices always paid for
BUTTER, LARD, EGGS. ks
TYLER & COLLINS.
AshtGhulA, May 6th 1854
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HOLD YOUR HORSES, & CLEAR
THE ACKI!
g "a

SEVENTEEN CAR LOADS AND TWO STEAM ca.
NAL TUGS OF
M L r G. IAN DIZEl
JUST RECEIVED DIRECT FROM NEW YORK BY
George willard.
Consisting Of description Of Dry Goods Hats, Caps
Boots Shoes Crockery, Glassware, Hardware,
Iron, Steel, Nails, Anyis Vices,
Springs Axels,
GROCERIES, DRUGS n AND MEDICINES,
:. Paints. Oils, Dye staa., ~ Glass, Putty. SO.
All of which have been purchased since the great decline
they be obtained of any dealer In Northern Ohio
With many thanks to my friends aud customers for past a
yors and with the that will not be undersod,
solicit and hope to receive continuance of their patronage
Very Respectfully,
Ashtabula, June Isl, 1859. GEO. WILLARD.
Wool WantedI
10000 lbs Of Clean Fleece wool-wanted on potes or Ae
Ashtabula, June l''59, GEO. WILLARD.
LADIES DRESS GoODs-In great variety for sale choap
by Csc. WILLARD.
LADIES sHAwLsOf description for cheaper than
ever by GEO WILLAKD
LADIES MANTILLAs & RAGLANs-A hus assortment for
sale G go. WILLARD.
LADIES sKlRTs-A splendid lot of the difespt 0radss
some very gsateel-ey Gao. WILLARD.
LADIES BoNNETs-And some ::.s little ones aso-for
sale BY GEo WILLARD
LADIES GLoVEsA large assortment of ladies and child
Tens Gloves aud htt OF every description, for sale cheap
GEo. WILLARD.
LADIES HOSEA splendid lot of Ladies' and Childrens
Hosiery of almot every kind deiredfor sale cheap by
GEO WILLARD.
LADIES sHoES-A general assortment OF Ladies' and chill
dens Ahoes and bOOees very choice goodeheap by
GEO WILLARD.
LADIES PARAsoLs beautiful assortnent-for sale by
- Csc. WILLARD.
LADlESYou and almost any article you need in the
way OF Goods-very cheap at GEo wILLIRDs.
GENfLEMEN--You too, can and Hats, Caps Under and
outer Cothng Stockings Boots and Shoes and In fact every
thing 70 h you out from head TO loot at all times by calling
AZ the store OF GRo WILLARD.
CLOTHS CASslhERS-A splendid stock Of Broad Clolhs
Oaseimeres Vestings and summer Stus for sale made
up 10 order, by GEO WuLARp
CARPETS q OIL oLOTHs--A new and ane assortmsnt q
Carpets and OIL Cothust received and for as az low a.
can Be- purchased In Ceveland-by GEo WILLARD.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-08-20

Committee--Bird Metcalf, E G Strong 81.
las Cook
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-08-20

HITcHELEs PATENT metallic TIPPED,
for Youth and Children which troushcut he
Eastern States for their Durability and cheapnesa aud ty %
tual test have been found 70 outuear two ola
For sale at PATTERSON \ WTNSNhFA
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City Fire Insurance Company,
or ERw HAVEN, CONN.
ouipius oi over. ''..... ............... 100000
WELLS SouTHwoRTH. Prest JAS. BABcocK, Vice Prest
Lkvi b. BRADLEY, see'y.
Charter Oak Fire & Marine Insurance Co.
HARTFoRD, CoSN, JANUARY /, 1859.
Capital actually paid in cash. ssO0OOO 90
Surplus on hand over liabilities 10000 90
RALPH GILLETT, Prest. JOSEPH H. sPRAeUE, Sssy
New England Fire Il Marine Insurance Co.
Hartford, Conn.
Cssh 'apia aii neu IN '.''''''''.. '''' S2O0OVO
Surplus, mo lisbiies) of over .............. 5000
NATHAN NJ. WATERMAN, Prs'Et GEO. D. JEwETT, sscy
Conway Fire Insurance Company,
CONWAY, MASS,
Surplus over liabilities Of nearly. 100000 90
JAS WHITNEY, Prest DAVID c. RoosRs, sec'y
The official statements Of the above Companies are duly filed
In the Office Of the Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas and
also in the Office Of the undersigned.
Prompt attention to applications from any part the county
The undersigned Is also Agent for the
Charter Oak Life Insurance Company,
Of Hartford, Conn
the reputation and actual condition Of which not surpassed
by any company in the Union.
Ashtabula Nav 25 1859 = SoJ
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ASHTABULA
U MON S @ H o OF.

D0RK by the Barrel or Ponnd. for sale
) q 10 FtoEs q aooT MoRsIscN
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-08-20
Worm Drops.
Matthews Chocolate Worm Drops !

AObI ELEOANI CUHF EOIION'
This safe and sure Remedy for all kinds of intestinal Worms
IA offered 10 the public with full and perfect knowledge Of
It's efficacy al They compounded With great
care from well known articles Of specific virtue contain no
mercury 10 am form. peculiarly adapted 70 children from
their being pleasant the choicest oonecons and
effective than the many VermifuRes in
perfectly SAFE in their operations and may
Be given y the smallest infant and n adu with the
In fact they the great remedy and ial will
be found tosurpasa all other preparAtiona XXI.
For aae In Ashtabula by GEORGE WILLARD,
yly60I And Al Buffalo By y A. a. MTTHEWs.
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I UMBERMEN's EXCHANGE IL

L . ND = NMIN EAIh ANuE =
Lumber Rising = Goods Failing !
TIE s1bsOibss beg s.ss % say that thy rscsi
Ing direct fom New YORK. AlAgs and we ssosd sioek
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hats. Caps. Boots,
Shoes, and Ready Made Clothing.
bat ths Grocery Dspashnsnt hs parousr atsna nd
W nov odsr 10 the
Cilizsns Of .asAtabuIa.
and vcui coios 1oecohl Of ea Sugar MoiaaseH Codea
Syrur, COD Iah, Whs Ssh Maokse soaras Candies Lamp
and Lpdssgd Ola togsihsr With variety 81 other y, 700
TOO msnton. which We selling or Ready ry
We paying Cash for all kinds Of Eastern Market lumber
delivered al At the HafboF and paticalary
deHirons for buying qoantiil Of weIl selected
Pnnnel Stuff
NlrsS iss6 issS HASKELL ~ulAss
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INSURANCE AGENCY.-H. Fassett.
4 ASHTIBULh, ONO,
Is the authorized Agent for Ashtabna County of the fellow
Ing named Insurance Companies which have complied with
the laws Of Ohio, and authorized to transact business In
this State
Risks taken Farm and detached buildings and conent
at the lowest rates Of responsible companies for one
years and on property In vtllhges at fair rates.
Losses honorabl7 adjusted and promptly paid
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-08-20

oommittse--E L Traver. Mrs NslliS. Mra
II Cheeney Mrs r H Sawtell.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-08-10

NEw YORK, August S.-The steamer Nova
Scotian has arrived with four days later
European intelligence than those brought
10y the steamer Persia.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-08-10
For ne EHsicu Clarion
Spring Ridge Female Seminarv

Mcssrs. Editors As your paper is one
Of the largest in the Union, and as the
subject Of education cannot fail to inter
est thousands Of its readers, allow me
through its columns to give to the public
brief account of the recent Examination
and commencement exercises Of this tru-
" excellent Institution, situated in Kinds
County, Mississippi.
The Annual Examination came off on
the 18th. 18th. 10th and 18th ultimo. II
was rich indeed. IL was as clear as the
MONDAY sun that the students had been
thoroughly drilled, and taught the princi
pies involved in their various studies. A
goodly number Of the young ladies read
compositions, which reflected great credit
upon them.
Friday, the last day of the Examina
ton, was chiefly devoted to the Com
mcncement exercises The extent an,
thoroughness Of the examination of Tia,
several classes, however, had rendered i
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land for Sale.

THE subscriber has a Tract of Land
which he will sell on accommodating
terms, containing 500 acres, lbs acres in
cultivation and $50 acres on the tract 10
clear, which will bring from 30 to 80 bush
els of corn to the acre. 1t adioins the
lands of Mrs Harris and John w. Bell,
- miles west from Livingston. Ala, "A
miles from the \. +. Il 5. w. Ala. Il. r.,
and ! miles from Lauderdale Springs
The place is well watered and there is a
spring of good water that never fails
The subscriber being engaged in other
business requiring capital, would sell low
Letters addressed to me at Lauderdal,
Station will receive prompt attention. OF
Mr.. Saml Shelby, who lives on the land
will show it to any one wishing to pur
chase.
For terms. &C.. those wishing to pur
chase can apply, also, to Col. Adams, edi
tor of the Eastern Clarion.
J. W.. MAURY.
Aug. 10, 1889. 44-Im
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-08-10

SrEAKING.-The candidates for Senator
ship Of this District addressed large
crowd Of our citizens last Friday. Mr..
McLArv made the opening speech, Col.
wAap followed, and DR.. Doz'ER closed
A. they have canvassed the county, and
most, IL not all our readers heard them, il
Is useless for us 10 report their speeches,
or the point, they make on one another.
We are certain that al who have listened
10 their discussions are convinced that Nc
Lain is too many Tor both Of them togeth-
or. His excoriation of our old friend Do
zier really excited our sympathy for the
doctor, and we are not certain but that an
indictment would lie against him for in.
hicting cruel and unusual punishment.
After the candidates for Senator had
concluded, Uncle Peter" candidate for
Representative took the stand and r.sd "a
speak. What he said, or what he meant
We 10 not suppose he or any body who
heard him knows. lie was questioned by
those present a. 10 what he would do un
der specified contingencies. and not beinl
able 70 perceive the bearings Of the ques
uons' or TO frame a respectful reply 9,
hem' wound up the whole matter by say
ing that he would do as he pleased, an,
then took his seat VIII the people o
jasper county elect such a man in prefer
en'e To A. ;. DASrztEa. ono Of the frs
gentlemen and most intelligent men IL
our whole community. We trow not.
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The Kentucky Election.
LETTER FROM THE EDITOR.

MARION, Aug. 9. 1859.
Immense Democratic Heetiaq-5O0 Democrats
IA Co,mcil-Ncssrs Hall and ToLsoa Re
acknowledgement from Mcssrs. Thames
FOLSOM, hail and Col. Campbell.
Mr.. MARkHAN: There was q larger as
semblage Of the sovereign people of Lau-
| derdale in this town yesterday, than has
ever before assembled here on any pre-
viouS occasion. Owing to some local ques-
| tons, and other causes there was cOnsid-
| cradle feeling manifested during the pro
| gress of the meeting, which lasted the en-
| tire day. But after the nominations were
made, the meeting appeared to be harmo-
| NOUS, and the vanquished, as well as the
victors, entirely satisfied.
Hon. WV. THAMES, Democratic candi-
date for Senator, being called upon made
a few appropriate remarks which were
well received. Mr.. Thames is sterling
Democrat and universally popular wher-
| ever known.
Hon. J. D. ToLsON made a short but
| telling speech, in which he showed that
| he was a true Southern man. ready at all
times to make any sacrifices to sustain the
| rights of his section Mr. Tolson is a man
of superior intellect, and is a Representa-
tive of whom the county of Lauderdale
may be justly proud.
Hon. WV. VI. HALL, then addressed the
assembled audience. He said that Ian
! guage would fail to express the gratitude
| he felt for this renewed manifestation of
the confidence of his Democratic fellow
| citizens Of Lauderdale, and should he be
! reelected, his best eXertions would be
| used to represent honestly and faithfully
| the will and wishes of the people.
| Col. CAMPBELL, of the OJSgrccr. followed
| The Colonel Is a most ardent States Rights
man-would die, or have his head or right
arm cut off before he would support Doug
lass for the Presidency.
Col. Campbell is a very ardent and a
very impulsive man. He believes in the
Southern Democracy-thinks they will
debut scouts the idea that there is any
virtue or good faith in the National De-
mocracv. said he was born State
Rights Democrat-could not speak posi-
lively of the political predictions of his
mother. but he k1,nC the old gentleman
was all right on this subject, from his
youth to old age. Its high compliment
to our friend, Col. Campbell, to have des-
cended from a man who was sound in his
political principles. but still, as this is a
thing of common occurrence in our proud
land, there is but little cause for boast
ing in the premises.
We feel bound to announce. however
in conclusion. although it gives us much
pain to do 50. in the face of Col. Camp
bells declarations, that we think the Ma
TIoNAL DEMOCRACY will survive his deadly
onslaught upon them, and go on from vic
tory to victory in the future as i'm the past,
and that the rights of the South, under
the Constitution, will never he invaded
| l.. 1 II
helm of State.
When the smoke of the battle of the
next Presidential contest shall have
cleared away. Col Campbell will acknowl,
, edge the truth of this declaration.
In haste
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-08-10

Pure No Perevian Guano, direct from the PERU
Sian Government; South American and other kinds
superphosphate OF Lime; Ground Bones and Bone
Dust; Land Plaster and Slack Lime
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-08-10

Ay iurourtvr Coyruurrtox ro PottrI.
CAL " isruRY. The south Carolinian pub-
hshed at Columbia, contains n long and
elah9rate communication from the lion. p.
W llckens, our present Minister 10 Rus
sia' on several very important subjects
connected with the political history of
This country. II was written from St Pc.
tteer'hurg and is designed 10 be- a yindic,.
tom OF Nc Calhoun and President Polk
fnm certain allegations contained In CoI
benton's Thirty Years in the United
states senate relating 10 the nnnsva.
ton Of Texas. the Tariff. the visit =,
M. Pickons 20 Mr. Polk. tho di.mis.al
Of Messrs. Blair 4 Rives from the atl,v'
eminent organ, and many other matte.
Of interest The publication of tbis rc.
markahlc 'rciutatiou" would bav. -,
mnde at AN earlier period hut for he de,,b
Of Colonel Benton In the Spring of isss
A. Mr.. Pickons was the original ami n,,,
sole depositary " the facts upon whirl
Colonel henton's Representations are N
legged 81 have been founded. ne deem.
proper At this time 30 make public a 6,l
and true statement of every thing IA
trnnspircd in tho visit alluded 10 M ~
Rcuton,s book.
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Obituary.

The Funeral sermons Of the late :. II. WILkS Of
Csyington County and SARAH \. WILKS wife Of
FRANCIS WHKs will b. preached at Ebenezcr Church
the 3rd Sabbath August. inst, by the Revercnd-
WILLIAM WILLIAMS and BZNJ. CRoVFoRD
:. Il. Wuks departed this life on the eth Of March
last his residence in Covngton County in the Goth
year Of his age leaving wife and twelve children t.
mourn his loss besides large circle Of friend. and
acquaintance. But they need not mourn like the
friends Of those tlat die without hope for he Icf
tins world with the expectation Of one which the
wicked cease from troubling and the weary rest II,
had been consistent member Of the NJ f. Church
for many years. He was a kind husband, an afec
tionatc father, and an induigent master Let peac,
be to hi- mortal remains, until the trump, on tn,
resurrection MORN call them forth 10 enter INTO In,
JOYS prepared for them by our blessed Redccmer.
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necessary to defer some of the classes in
Latin, Philosophy and Astronomy, until
/ the last day.
The examination in Latin, in which the
Verb, in all its parts, was formed on the
blackboard, and CAESARS Bridge was built,
while the whole chapter respecting the
Bridge was repeated by rote; the exam
ination on the Solar System, which was
| drawn with much accuracy on the black
board; and the Philosophical Expert
mcnts, performed by the young ladies
with the Apparatus. surpassed anything
Of the kind ! had ever witnessed. Pa
rents and guardians having daughters
and wards to educate. would do well to
remember Spring Ridge Female Semi
nary.
The Commencement exercises came off
in the following order. viz:
lst. Music, by the Brass Band Of Cooper's
Well and Prayer. E~say-The Benevo-
leucc of God, with the Sllutatory Adj
drc-,c~-hy Miss JULIA Coox.
and. Music. Eulocy on the Rev. John
We>lcy-hy Miss ErGEvIA ;. BR,cEY.
Bird Music. E~say-The Holy Bible, with
the Naledictory Addrcssc~-by Miss
MAMIE MARSHALL.
After these exercises, the Principal
Rev. PETER CRAWFORD. addressed the Grad
uating Glass i'm a manly and impressive
speech Of some fifteen or twenty minutes
length, and delivered to each Diploma.
with the Holy Bible. To this speech Miss
ErcENIA :. BRAcEY responded in a remark
ably beautiful and glowing address Of
some fifteen minute. in length.
The Graduates won for themselves ma
ny golden opinions.
After some appropriate remarks, adj
dressed 10 the audience, and an address
to the Throne of Grace by the Principal,
the assembly retired to the Seminary
Grove for refreshments.
At candle-light the young ladies of the
Music Glass discour-ed charming music.
At the close of the Concert the assem-
bly, dispersed in a quiet and orderly man
ner beiitting the occasion.
Thus closed one of the best, most quiet
and most satisfactory Examinations | ever
attended.
This Institution is telling powerfully
for good on the youth of Spring Ridge
and the surrounding country.
perceive by the Catalogue that the
next session will commence on the 9Th
of september next.
AN EYEWITNESS.
July 5Uth, 1853.
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COmmissIOner's sale.

DY virtue of a decree of the Probate
Id Court of Wayne County, and State of
Mississippi, made at the July term. 1859,
thereof, | will, as Commissioner, offer for
sale, in front of the Court House door, in
the town of Winchester in said WAYNE
County, and State of Mississippi on the
third Monday in September next, within
the usual hours of sale, to the highest bid
der, on a credit of twelve months from the
day Of sale, the following described lands,
lying and being in the County and State
aforesaid, belonging to the estate of WILL
LIAM RUSSELL Jr, deceased, tO-wit:-
the west half of north west quarter of sec
ton eleven, township nine, range six,
west, containing eighty acres, more or less.
The above Lands lie on Dry Creek, good
prairie, and suitable for corn and cotton.
The purchaser or purchasers will be re-
quired to give note or notes with approved
security, for the purchase money, and the
statutory lien will be reserved also for the
payment of the same.
JAMES r. RUSSELL,
Commissioner
IN 1SE0
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Spiral 9QOtitrs.
So See advertisement ofpr. SANHoH

ES-See advertisement ofDr. sANPoED's Liver Invig-
orator IN another column. ls-ly
Es- PRorHYL'crc j. a formidable big word. vet
NAEHr's FLUID has introduced 1t into household u-eI
The article deserves TO be in eyerybodys house a, ITS
praise Is IN everybody mouth.
QuRck NOstrums.-The majority Of hair wash
e., hair dyes, hair tones, hair oils, and the number.
less preparations which are now before the public
tnder such eXtraysgant, hyberbolica and fantastic
titles as we see paraded in show-wudow cards and
newspaper headings, as hair preparations, are all
humbugs Of the first water; their real merit when
they possess any, l., that they do no harm. Hogs
lard, whale oil, lard oil, sweet oil. scented and color
ed make up. when in beautiful wrappers, and white
flint glass bottles, the costest character Of toncs
and when thus costly, are haptsed with some tri.
syllable term. and cauGh, at by verdant young and
old of both sexes. Such Is not the character of Pro
lessor Woods Hair Restorative. This gentleman
comes before the world without any high ftlutn'
Allophofpr'um, or any other astounding and start
Ing catch-Pe any term; he simply advertises Hair
htstptW'tt-"h5t II expresses. precI~ely-and a. a
Restorative u acts. Buy Professor Woods Hair Re-
soratve and a. You value your scalp, ave. your very
brains, apply nothing else: for il NAV be that Won
viii get some worse substance than perfumed lard
oil on your Uranium Remember Woods Restora-
tive for the Hair the best article cxtant. See nd
Nertl-emcnt IN another column. 34-3m
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-08-10

HollOway's Ptlls-OrerHoro Of BIle-A consti
tnuonal predlspositon to bilious disorders is very
common IN TINS country. We find that in a large
proportion Of the ordinary cases of cough, cold, in
termittent fever, influenza, etc, the liver sympa
thlzes violently with the pulmonary organs. Acting
directly and simultaneously upon both, the Pills
soon bring them back TO natural and healthy cond
ton. The impurities of the system are discharged
through the bowels the organs Of respiration are re-
heved by the operation of this great counter-rrant
upon the fevered blood and the functions of the liver
are regulated and restrained. Thus the primary and
subsidiary causes of the complaint arc reached and
subdued at the same time,
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1859-08-10

sS- Clergyman having cured his son Of Con
sumption in lts worst stages, after being given up to
die 10y the most celebrated physicians, desires to
make known the mode of cure. (Which proves suc9
ces~ful in every caSe) to those afflicted with Coughs
ods and Consumption, and he will send the same to
ny address, free Of charge. Address enclosing two
tsmp- TO pay return postage.
DANIEL ADEE
oil Centre Street, y. York.
NGc Y0yk, March 10, 1859 23-ly
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,..Alnn. THE undersigned appointed
commissioner at the last term
of the Probate Court of Jasper
County, to sell the real estate of
Nancy T. Mills of said County,
deceased, will on Saturday, the Eth day
ofSeptember next, before the Court House
door in the town of Paulding on a credit
of twelve months from the day of sale,
sell the following described Lands, to-wit
w. ! of N. f. / and n. w. of S. f. !,
and sixteen acres off of the S f. corner
of the f. of the n. w. of Section 4, T.
|, r. II, East and the S. f. I of the $.
f. t, and the $. w. of the S. Z. I of Sec
ton "a, T. ,, R. u, East and two acres
off of the \. +. corner of the n. w. of
\. +. of Section 3, T. l, r. u, East, sub
ject to a life interest of Isaac /. Mills.
Purchaser required to give note with
approved security.
FRANKLIN II. ULMER,
Commissioner.
Aug. 10, 1859. Asst