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COAL. COKE, WOOD, SO.

COAL.-C. B. LIPSCOMB.
" tOrFIcg I4rH sr., opp Mayo's Warehouse,
Deser in MIDLOTHIAN, LUMP, HAIL AND
SMITHS COAL.
Also, RED AND WHITE ASH ANTHRA-
CITE COAL sold by wei ght. au T-3n
DINE WOOD, AT SO PER COX D. The
tuDscrlbsrs are now prepared to deliver 4 ON
their saw MIL, on M.yO's Island. SEASONED
SLAB PINE WOOD, for the low price OF SO per
cord, delivered any where III the cIty. 1t ~ cons d.
r5si by those wan use II AZ the best fuel for the
puce that can re found in the city.
Any orders, which may b. left at MIR. g. ! Sin
toms Hardware Store, on Main street. or at our
saop, OF Cary and 9th streets, Will be puno
tuSlY sltep ded To.
lf--lIn mo 4 G EO inI RElN.
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CLOTHING Ar WnoLtSALE--Ms IN:
1853 SEQ. sIAkkkIT.. 1890

AOOCs beisin.s kow, 6overnoIk, AooO.
RicAmoaI. Va,
has in store has fall stock, embracing 2s4 sorts
and sizes ot Stoves. Ranges and Furnaces. many
nt them and desirable articles Of h,s own
maze. Also. Pumps and Pipe OF all kinds Plamb
ing, 6as- Fitting and Tin work done ln the test
manner. and cheap. Extra Castings always on
hand for all Stoves bearing my trade mark
GExtkGE 81
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NOTICE ~ return mr. siacere thanks 10 my
- sestcmefs WHIP have hssetgfcrs Es;e thsii
d. 90 ss spss,K sll essrag,s ts.e 90 tsspsfY AID
sss,1 iss fssts,s .es srgs.s rn "a ,ss ssgss.lss
'eassii sss"'s's'.9 .9siyask b Assts, = Mir =,
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SAMUEL ]. BAYLY, CHAsTAIH WHITE.
a@~s BAYLk * White,
@~SA ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Practice all the Courts held the CITY of Rlch-
mond, the counties OF hanover, HeuTIco, Caroline,
Goochsnd and Chesterfield.
MANUEL L. HAILI, CoMMIss oNRR OF
nBEus for all the states and Territories Office
corner OF l2lh and Franklin Streets near the Stale
Court House. Jy6ts
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-, a. SCOLI, M. d.

as~-vS a. 4 > q T. 7, VI d,
ss~-Ga NESBER cF THK
NEW YORK Z OF KS HOMEOPATHIC
MEDICAL SOCIETY.
CEce ana ReslGente on FFa0klIG St, CORNER Of Uh.
Richmond. Va.
Ofce hours tlh II a. Nj aud from to s p. NJ.
tsuEdays excepted Sc I-5u.'
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Esz-~s=~ PARKE PGINDExTER, ATVOR-
5~-E2 NEY AT LAW, RICHMOND, VA, Will
practice il the CITY OF Richmond sEId in the coun
ties oi Chesterfield, PQWhatan aud AElella.
sA Oflor IN LlseE Building, corner OF Main and
tttn strsei sss5-1V
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c. g. GKiswoLp. g. GR!swoLD.
-cS GhisNoLD GntsN GID,

u
VII practice q al the Courts OF the city OF
p.,t.rrEd, an IN the counties OF Henueo and
ga.oyrr. and IG the CrCoIt Courts of Essex and
I'm. and luten couGftes,
en- once on Ross street, two doors from Rich
rond House. se5 Sui
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Alrlmonn Qispatrh.
MONDAY MORNING. Sci
FO ElGN \ AE " y.

BY the City of Washington, which passed
Cape Race on the 7th inst, we have the fol-
lowing additional items of foreign news:
The q Queen's speechs on the prcrouging Of
Parliament, says the relations of England
with the foreign Powers were friendly and
satisfactory. She trusts there is no danger OF
an interruption of the general peace OF Eu-
rope She believes that If the Italian people
are left 10 themselves they will settle their
own difficulties. She expresses the hope that
the Independence OF Switzerland viii be main
tanned She laments the atrocities committed
in SYRIA and signifies her willingness 10 con-
cur with the other Powers TO re-esiabiish or
der there.
She experiences heartfelt pleasure and salts
faction at the warm recep ion the Prince OF
wales is receiving in her provinces in Amerl-
ca.
The Emperor Napoleon and the Empress
Eugene were At Chamvir. They were nthu-
eiastically received.
The Paris Bourse was dull. Rentes 6sf.
Garibaldi has been proclaimed Dictator OF
Polenza. Large numbers OF the Calaorians
are daily Joining him
The latest dispatches report that the Royal
isis have been defeated in Calabria.
Il wa. reported al Paris on the 29th that the
King of Naples had left on the previous even
ing in the frigate Stromholi, and that the
Piadmontese occupied the Neapoltan forts
This rumor has not been confirmed.
Disturbances ct Naples were imminent
Appeals TO the people 10 revolt were publicly
distributed in the city.
The Neapolitsn Minister of War and Gen
Basco had left Naples for Calabria, with six
battalions "a endorsements.
a revolution was imminent in Salerno
II WAS said that the Pope OF Rome is ready
to agree to the establishment of an Italian
coz federation.
COMMERCIAL.
SrATRcF TRADE The Manchester advices are
favorable, the mar kets closing quiet but steady
There WAS but little inquiry for cloths, and the
prices were weak.
LlvgRPooL BRHADsrUFFs MARKsr.-The bread
stuffs mar kat generally closed quiet but xte.dy-
Mes-rs. Richardson Spence, and Wakefield &
Nash reported -four dull at easier prices this ono
t,tlons are unchanged-AmericGn 3fs G32s Sd.
Wheat quiet at last Fridsy = advance; red west
lis, 6d oils. 81 southern lis l0d pI2s cd !;
white l2s 90 Il l3s 10. Corn gu et mi xed and vel
low 34s. s5s. Cd; white 33s. n 3ss. Cd.
joN-oN MAEKBTs,-W heat has advanced 81. in
tho week. Holders demand an addtIonsl advance
which has not been conced d. Sugar quiet. Cof-
fee firm. Rice hrm but rather less active. lea
unchanged. Taow firm at 5Is %.
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OFFICE SUPT OF STREETS,S
September 81, 1850. (
NOTICE TO f0NTH I0k = Prnnnaals

OFFICE sUP'T OF sTREETS,t
September 81. 1850.
NOTICE TO CONTRACToRs.-P Proposals
~ will be received at this Office until 10NDAi. +.
the 10th DAY of SePtemher, at IL o'oiocs ~. for
Grading 2}d street from Broad 10 Grace; for Curb
ing each side of said street, and paving gutter
on one side. and e-psving the gutter on the other
side of said street.
Bid for the grading by the cubic yard; for the
eur b. stones ny the lneai foot, and for the paving
and eRSSyins by the sSaqTs Ns ffs s,r..,
rNHE OKNU,UPIA.-Au VINO havs not yet
Il purchased their supplies of NJ NJ r r
terms than before Our stock IS compiete
with every article of Gentle len's Wearing Ap-
parel. the whole OF which we are selling at such
reduced prices as have never been nor can TO
eauaiied, for the purpose OF making room ior tho
approaching tFallJ season The following Is 8
condensed catalogue OF our stock:
BLACK Cloth Dress Suits OF all qualities.
Fancy Cass. Buslnesf Suits, OF every descT ption.
Beautiful Msrselilds Vests. IN endless variety.
Black Silk Vests, cured and plain.
Alpaca and Drap d 'Aste Coats Pants and Vests.
A large EuoplY OF Linen and Marseiies Goods.
A iull assortment OF Furnishing Goods.
Boys CothrE at low prices.
All Of the above Goods we guarantee to he per-
feet in every respect. n. WALKER & ca, >.
los. corner Main and ltth streets.
CLOTHiN6 AT WHOLtSALE-We IN
~ yIte the attention of merchants now visiti X
our marke, To the unusually large and attractive
ttock of Fall Clothing now IN store ara ready
for their inspection We have taken xrsat pans
and used our important advantages aud long ex
perience IN the Manufacture of this stock, aud
Halter ourselves that offer as great induce
ments IN stock. styles and prioss, a. those vi
any house IN any city in the Union
KEEN, BALDWIN WILLIAMS,
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COAL.-The subscriber will furn sh for the next
y three months CLOVER HILL BAIL COAL,
of the best quaity, At 81 load. Also the CLIO
YER HILL LUMP and ANTHRAClTE + COAL at
the market prices. NJ ID. WHITING,
Ie lb-3m Near the PETERSBURG Depot.
nAh AND PINE WOUD-Seisoned AMI uL-
~ der shelter, for sale at Coke Yards.
de l3-ts mo. J. WEkrH. hE't
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PEERRH,yHIIiANS PEERR,H,yHIIiA ssSYEuP, on ysoTkorEp

DERUxIAN sYkuP, OR PROTECTED
4 SOLUTION PR0ToXIDE IR0N.-The mort
efhcient preparation In use for the cure Of liver
affections, dtopsy. neuralgia, bronchitis. eonsump-
i've tendeneies, disordered state of blood. boils,
sueetioGs oil the skin, the prustTating effects of
lead or metcary, general debility, and all diseases
reauirins tonic or alteratlve. fseaa hot last
csiyed by DOVE Co.. Wholesale Drasgistx.
MOSQUITO TAPEkS~ BY lighting ope OF
in the room. without in the least iniurins the
health Of persons Also. CSmphor Soap. FOR pre-
sale by l., WAGNER. Druexist.
Corner 9Th and Broad sts
DRUGA, MEDlClN EN AND CH EMssjAl
IL p JOHNSTON h BRO, w ho,esale nd T.tsI
pruEslsEs snd Apesheosries, Ia Marx Ut Rich
mrad, fe, hsFs now ia sipvs their Fall Ataas
tAsv Yts. .fsefAsss aa o1ss neyekasfa, pAs ssaasas
sfli9ss'-'s siss'>' Ftss'N si wa SSsssfA Sssf
IAkT.-EN ,sshk. Msrsaast ssIh lsssEyasi sas
ss-.lssissss's 4 slssi ssss's . sA,sts WxtsASE sssslift
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II z Il u I III z =
II SPECIAL NOTICE.
have not discontinue BUSINESS on account OF
the falling of my store. / now located FIVE
DOORS above my old stand, next door To Z. w .
Purcell Il Co.'s Brokers Office and neEr Governor,
ou Main street, No. l25, where would be pleased
10 meet my old customers, ana the customers gen
eraily. Those IN the habit of giving ne their or
doTs tor FALL CLOTHING, will do me a favor To
wait until can call on them, leave word at my
store when TO call on them, and all orders IN my
line will be as promptly atte nded to heretofore.
nave not, and don't intend TO. discontinue bust
nsss Tor any such cause. Call and me, at l26
Aain street tau I3-tsl VIM. IRA SMITH.
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REDUtTiOs IN COX E.-The prices OF
~ CAkBON HILL cog Z viii be, until iur rther

STOVE COKE, for coo%ng, &c, S450 per
load.
Our COKE is of unexcrptionable quality this
season, and cannot fail To give entiTe Satisfaction
IEEAs-Cash on delivery.
Jea-ts JNO ]. WERTH, AGENT
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NOTHCE.-Ail persons having claims against
~ tbs late MRs. MARY ANN BRAXToN, Of
Eavenswood. Henrico county, are herebV notified
10 present the sams duly nticatsd to the un-
dsrskned. or TO address Box nz" Richmond
Post Office. CHARLES CAMMAN,
Henrloo CouKty, May 81, 1850. Executor.
H-dlm
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PROFESSIONAL CARDs.

~ GEORGE VI. pREWRY,
a ATTORNEY AT LAW
Art NOTARY PUBLIC for the CITY of Richmond
80 ccpntY If Heurlco, practices law IN the Courts
Ed m the city Of Richmond and county OF Hen
~ OvFIcF-Ninth, between Grace and Broad
.,reets next to he central Hotel. Sc S-2t'
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- ATTORNEYS AT LAW ,
no. LAW Building, Franklin street RlChEioId,
Virginia.
" m stteud 10 R!i business courecie with the
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-06-21
Things we Like to See.

We like to see candidates for Office agree in
politics with every man they converse with-it
looks so much like principle.
We like to hear men denounce others for things
of which they themselves are guty-it looks so
much like consistency.
We like to see a parcel of young men standing
before church door, at the close of services, and
stare every female in the face as she passes out
it looks like good breeding.
We like to see young women walking the streets
on Sunday, in their silks. and holes in their stock
ings--it shows they are more attentive to things
above than below
We like to see men in community growing
at all town improvements, and neglecting, en-
messe, all organized precautions against a large
or the spread of small fret shows that some
men are prudentand enterprsing.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-06-21
Legal Notice.

Abraham Workman Adm nis
traitor Of John IIinkle decd. p.,h..o co.,
W.. pa.:.:.
Susannah Hinkle widow Of A.. Sai,
John Hinkle deceased Joseph '" 'en "ann
Hinkle ct. al.
,INO Susannah Hinke widow of John Hinkle
i deceased; Henry Hpkle Eli Hinkle, Mar
yret Parker. Abagan Boyd ard Lloyd Boyd her
husband, Polly Williams and John Williams her
husband Susannah Hinkle and Sarah Hnkle,
children and heirs Of John Hinkle, deceased, AMI
Susannah Hinke, Uemiette Hinkle, Lucetta
Hinkle, Mary r. IIinkle, William A Hinlxlc,
James Hinkle, and a younger child whose name Ia
children and heirs of Peter Hinkle
deceased, who are heirs of John Hinkle deceased.
You are hereby informed that on the I'D day
Of May, A. d. 1850, said administrators filed his
petition in the Probate Court of Holmes county,
Ohio against yon ard Joseph Hinkle and Richard
Walton, the object and prayer of which petition is
obtain an order ont Of said Court, on the % day
of July. 1860 at which time said petition will
be for hearing for the assignment oftbe dover of
Susannih Hibkle. the widow of John Hnke, de-
ceased, in and for the sale of the foowingreal es-
tate Of which the said John Hinkle, deceased, died
seized. To wit: The south halt OF the east half of
the south eastquarter Of section sixteen, in town
ship eight, Of range nine OF the unappropriated
lands in the military District, subject TO sale at
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, containing forty aeers more DR.
less. Said petition prays for the adjustment of the
rights Of Richard Walton who the administrator is
informed has purchased the above dover interest
and the interest Of Joseph Hinkle and Margaret
Parker.
ABRAHAM WORKMAN
Administrator of John Hinkle deceased.
Nav %. Is60-nl4 w5pfs5.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-06-21
Akron Brass Ba

Two weeks ago we stated that it was currently
reported and generally believed that other players
than those belonging to the Akron Brass Bano had
We merely gave it as report, but we now learn
to certainty, the name of one of the musicians
who played with the Band, that did not belong to it
He was Mr. SERGEANT, of LELAND's Band, Cleve
land. Some fellow writing in last weeks Repubh
can attributed language to us we never uttered
and then disputed the truth of it. We have hand
ed him over to the Pinkerinctum debating society
to decide whether he is the greater knave or fool
We understand BILL SpANGLER to be his keeper.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-06-21
ge-BLOOL FOODl BLOOD FOOD

We have varied feelings in reading the advertisement of
Dr. BRoNsoS's BLOOD FOop. in another column; but we
think qualification prtdomnaes for, though regret
to celebrated coming forward, even In ap-
pcarancc, under the flag as quacks,-that Is, by
resortng to advertsng,-yet we take satisfaction also
in knowing that there is now reliable preparation before
the people for that most fatal and melancholy disease
Consumption and other organic complaints.
Dr.. Bronson is lecturer in our Medical Co lcges, and
his in his especially has been wonderful that
he has consented at variance with the preiudces of
practitioner, to make tknown a. he is doing, for
the benefit of suffering humanity.
lie has secured for Agents, however, firm whose re-
specbi ity separates entirely his preparations ON all
tnge of quackery. Messrs. Church ,e Dupont his
sole managers they also for the most Invaluable
of preparations Dr. Entons Infantle Cordial II moth
could know the great care taken in putting up this
artcc,some idea of which they form by comparison
Of it with any other article of the kindthco would pre-
fer il to thing that hns been Offered them. For
our own pat il we had child suffering, we would not
hesitate to administer this preparation, knowing that
such careful druggists would not cnragc IN anything that
was not perfectly safe ana enccual-puebec Gd.eHe.
RFJ-see advers ment For sale BY }. X. RAIFF drug
gist, Miersbtrg, Ohio
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Notice

TO Christian Hoffer, Margaret Hofer, Sarah Ann
l. Fry and Josiah Fry, her husband. and Eliza
beth Hofer. widow of Jacob Hoffer, deceased, you
will take notice that petition filed against you
on the 2d day of April, A. d. ls6o. the court Of
Common Pleas Of Holmes county, Ohio, b. George
llolier and is now pending, wherein said George
hoffer demands partition of the following real es-
tate owit: The south half of the north west quar-
ter Of section four. in township fourteen of range
twelve of the lands directed to be sold at Wooster
Ohio, containing eishty-two acers and ifty-three
hundredtlIs of acres, be the same more or less,
situate in suid Holmes county, Ohio also, the west
half of the north east quarter Of section four, in
township four range twelve in the district of
Wooster, Ohio. containing eighty acers Of land
more or less, situate in Holmes county, Ohio
Also certain tract parcel OIL land situate in the
county of holmes and State Of Ohio, and rlore
particularly described as follOw-; to-wit:-beiny
the north part of the southwest quartz of section
four, township fourteen, range twelve and extend
ing along the whole length Of the aforesaid
quarter section, to contain sixty acres strics
together with all and singular the priv
iIeges AMI appurtenances thereunto belonging
And in which said petition it is proposed to assign
To- Elizabeth Hofer the widow. her dover in said
promises and that at the next Of said court the
said George Hotter vii apply for order that par
tition may be made Of sain premises.
GEORGE NUFFER. -
REED Il CRITCHFIELD.
His ATTORNEYS.
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Fair Play.


Some fellow who skulks behind the anonymous
name of "Fair Play" in last weeks Republican,
seeks to draw us into controversy in reference to
the Band Convention at Wooster. Not being at
the Convention we, of course, do not know what
was or was not done further than we learn it from
those who were present. The letter from Mr..
BAUMGARpNER, published in last weeks Farmer,
sustans what we said about the Convention. 1t
will be remembered, too, that Mr. BAuMGARDNER
is one of the leading Republicans of Wayne coun-
ty. The writer seems to have had little bile on
his stomach and being desrous of working it of
"pitohed into" u.s. When Mr.. "Fair Play" has
manhood enough about him to come out over his
proper name we will pay our respects to him. We
are careful about hunting skunks in the dark.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-06-21
National Masonic school or1nstruction

The Sirth General Session ofthe National Ma
sonic School of Instruction will be opened in the
Masonic Hall, at CLEVELAND, Ono, on Monday
August 6 1860, at nine O'Clock, A. NJ, and con
tinue FIVE days. All Master Masons of good re-
port will be welcome, without fee or reward
. The purpose for which this School was estab-
1ished, and has been continued, is to present be.
fore the minds Of the craft at large the pure and
genuine Work and Lectures as practiced and ac-
knowledged in nearly all the American Grand
Lodges prior to 1919, diyested of everything of
fcal or non-oilicia which has since been added
The general disposition in every section Of the
Uuon to fall back upon the old Work of Preston
and Webb, calls for enterprise like this to give
il direction.
The work in England Scotland and Ireland,
will be exhibited by Deputy Lecturer Elisha ID.
Cooke, for the benefit OF the brethren going
abroad The Canadian Work will be presented
by brethren from that jurisdiction. Many bright
lights from various sections of the Union have
promised to attend, and scene of great interest
is confidently anticipated
Lodges sending delegates. snd individual Ma
sons proposing to attend, will please report, as
soon as convenient, to
ROB. MORRIS, Presmem,
Lagrange, Ky.
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The Cattle Disease.

The Massachusetts Cattle Disease is spreading
rapidly. 1t has made its appearance in New Jer-
sey, and we informed that seme cases OF it are
reported in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. 1t
seems to be spreading rapidly in westerly direc-
ton, and we would warn cattle dealers and far
mers to be on the look out for it. 1t seems to be
settled that the disease is communicated by con.
tact, and in this way it is impaired from one herd
to another; and unless the most active steps are
soon taken in the right direction, it must spread
over the whole country.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-06-21
The Fourth.

NC OuTtus
The celebration of the ever glorious Fourth at
this place promises to be grand affair From
present indications very large number will be
present. Let all turn out and aid in commemo-
rating this great national hoday-the day sacred
to the establishment Of Constitutional liberty; and
though the 4th of July 1916 laid the foundation
for seven years war vita the mystress of king
doms and the master Of empires, itsowed the seeds
which have brought fourth the greatest govern
ment upon which the sun has ever shone, and which
now furnishes home for thirty millions of free
men where all cen worship God according to the
dictates of their own conscience, and home where
every man is sovereign within himself. Let all
turn out and aid in appropriately celebrating th.
day as the anniversary of American liberty.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-06-21
SHeriH's Sale.
Henry Ale,

Henry Ale,
vs..
Andrew KratnGer a. dlA
10y virtue of two vendi. VS.. in this case issued
ID from the Court of Common Pleas of Holmes
county Ohio. and to me directed at o'clock, p. NJ
On Monday, tie 9h day Of July, A. D. lo60.
I shall expose to public sale, at the door OF the
Court House, in the town of Mlersburg, said
Holmes county, the following lands and tenements
to-wit: The northeast quarter of the northwest
quarter of section fourteen, in township eight OF
range nine of lands sold at Zanesville, Ohio CON
tanning forty acres. Also, the southeast quarter
of the southwest quarter of section seven in
township eight of range nine of lands sold at
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, containing forty acres, lying and
being in the coun Of Holmes, State of Ohio.
JOHN FRENCH, Sheriff
June I, 1S60-nl6w5.
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sheriH's safe.

james Watson
vs..
Samuel Jones,
DY virtue of two orders of sale VS.. defendant
ID in this case issued from the Court of Conmon
Pleas of Holmes county Ohio, and to me directed
at o'clock 7. NJ,
On Monday, the Oh day Of July, A. D, 1860,
| shall expose TO public sale at the door of the
Court House in Millersburg, in said Holmes coun-
", the following lands tenementsi to-wit. In lot
number seventeen (l7) in the town OF Nashville
Holmes county Ohio.
Terms of Sale-Cash.
JOHN FRENCH, Sheriff.
June 7, lS60.-nl6w5.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-06-21
Millersburg Academy.

We direct attention to the advertisement for the
Mcrsburg Academy. The school under the
charge OF the present rroprietors is highly COM
mended by those who have been in attendance,--
The first quarter has demonstrated that the pro-
prietors are worthy of the support of our citizens;
and we hope liberal patronage will be in future ex-
tended by those who are interested, ns all are, in
having a good school in our midst.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-06-21
sherig's sale.
Mort whitney,
Executor of
John White decd

Mort Whitncy
Executor Of
John White decd.
RY VIRTUE of vendi W. defendant In this case,
issued from the Coort Of Common Pleas Of
o'clock L. NJ,
On Monday ae1ih dayofJane, 1850.
Shall expose 20 public sale vt the door Of tho
Court House, in Millcrsburg. in said Holmes Conn.
IS, the following lands and tensments to- -wit.-1he
northeast quarter ~ the southwest quarter 6f
section number tive Ve Of township number eight
Of range numbe nine Of military iunds sbbjeot 10
sale at GAINESVILLE, Ohio, containing forty acres
more or less, also the south east quarter Of the
north west quarter Of range nine township EIGHT
and section twenty y-three, containing forty acres
more or less, lying and being in the countyof
Holmes and state Of Ohio.
Terms of sale-Cash. . -y , -
JOHN FRENCH. Sheriff.
May G fp6O mi l0fdy