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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-03-29

Mr. VeRHoS IN POSSESSION o. THe LANES -
The officers OF tho Association Of Jidies who
bsve Purchased the home anil tomb Of Washing.
ton, recently made trip TO Mt. Vernon 10 take
formal possession. A number OF members Of
Congfcss accompanied them aud Mr. Cox. Of
Ohio, has described the trip in etterio the
Statesman. Everything about Wsshington's
home has goue TO decay aud ruin, and Mr.. c.
rays
I have but one reminder Of Mt. Vernon. I
cut thorn branch aud brought 1t home as fit
souvenir. | had but one ieeling--pain When
we turned TO Leave the mansion, what relief
What saw there | intended to picture for you;
the paintings, the old stairs the mantel pieces,
the rare engravings, the antique chairs, the key
Of the Bastlc, encosel in glass ond presented by
Lafayette 10 Washington When our conpa.
ny went up to the house, the fdmly y resident
therein expressed itself by peeping aud giggling
at the open windows up stairs and here and there
negro was to be seen, wondering, IN his simple
way, what all this proceeding meant. ! on so
glad the ladies of the land have this property
II will be redeemed by lhem. Mrs Cunning.
ham, the bead and heart of the association. was
along and took possc s;ioD. She is a deyotee,
with no common place worship, at this tomb
Of Washington. She is a South Carolina lady
rich and generous. She has already begun the
work Of Identifying the grounds. She intends
10 leave her fortune to the same good work.
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Hold Ihcm 10 Ii.

The Cincinnati Commercial, after trapping
the Enquirer in very contemplate effort to
deceive its readers in regard 10 the oritman let.
ter, serves up daily, for the enjoyment Of The
Enquirer, the following rich repost;-
'rherc are still few sentences of the letter
written by Gen. Quitman on the eth OF March,
1886, which we have not had he pleasure of
seeing in The Cincinnati EaqGirtr, rhey are
interesting and yet our coIemporary fIils to
print them. They are to the point. aud he
svadas them They ate, IN fact, as follows -
In Il short conversation with Douglas yester
day, ne said to me that what he most feared
was that tlmid Southern meu would fall back,
lie demands II 0uly the usc aud enjoyment
OF the Common trrritury, Tor their property,
but insists on its protection there
lie is ,he true representative OF this principle,
aud opposes the abomlnable principle OF Squat
ter sovereignty.
What OF reputation the Esqairsr may have
for honesty AMI integrity, we should think, is
thus placed in jeopardy. The way OF the irans.
greSSor is hard'
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-03-29
Sherih,s Sale,

David Phillips, rdm'r, VS.. VIM. Ives and EcCleary
DY virtue of an order of sale TO me directed and
ID delivered. from the Court of Common Pleas of
Wood county, Ohio, shall offer for sale at the door
ofthe Court House, in Perrysburg, Wood County,
Ohio, on
Friday the 3oth day Of March, 1860,
between the hours of and O'Clock p. NJ of said
day. the following lands and tenements, to wit. and
bounded as follows Commencing at q beach tree
the ba nix the Portage River the said beach
tree standing the north line of the southwest
quarter Of section twenty 27) in township FIVE
(5) north. of range eleven (li) east and runnin g
thence south along the bank of said Portage river
sixteen rode aud thence east twenty rods. thence
north sixteen rods and thence west twenty ro6s to
the place Of beginning, together with the right OF
west corner of said above described land and run.
ming up the bank of Portage river to the Rollers
Vile road. G. w. NORTON, Sheriff.
REID, atty.
March l. l2G0-zl3wJS!,
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PARTITION SALE.

Joseph Stout vs.. Elmira Guaga ct. al.
ny virtue of an order OF sale to me directed and
delivered from the Court of Common Pleas OF Wood
county Ohio, will oTtr for sale at the loor of the
Court House in terrys6urg' in said county, on
THURSDAY, the 26th day ot April, 1860.
between the hours of 10 and o'clock n. M of said
day, the following lands and tsnementS to-wit -
the west half Of the northwest or of sec lj town s.
range east 10 Wood county, Ohio, containing 50
acres of land subject 20 the dover estate of Eliza
Goaga. Terms OF sale, third cash in hand, the ba.
lance in and years, to be secured by mortgage on
the premises. c, W. NORTON, Sheriff.
J, +, PRlcE. Atty.
March %, 1850 --46-w6-S3 %.
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Sherin,s Sale.

Wood Common Pleas
Simeon B. MOnley VS.. Alex, i. Donaldson S. Joffer-
son and Peter Fanness.
Df virtue of an execution to me delivered from
ID the court of common pleas of Wood county, q.
in the above entitled cause, shall offer for sale
public auction at the door of the court house in Per
rysburg.i in sad county, on
Saturday, the 2lst day of April. A. D. 1860,
between the hours of and two O'Clock p NJ. the
following described lands and teaements. to witt
The nerth quarter of section thirty SO in town
ship five 5) north, of range nine 9) east containing
one hundred a. sixty acres.
G, W. NOTION, sheriff Wood co., o.
Asher Cook, atty pl'T
March Is, lS(i0-45w5S995
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The Legislature and tIFc Public
Works

la In the Senate, an appropriation bill, was
passed, giving to the Public Works of She State
about S3i4 600 for keeping them in repair, &c,
during the last three quarters Of 1860 and the first
quarter of 1861, This appropriation, although
much baow the amount asked for by Backus
and also less than the usual app opriaton for
that purpose by several thousand dollars, did
e. amended the bin by providing Tor the lease OF
the Public Works for period OF ten years Tho
amended bill did not reach the Senate until in
the evening OF the day fixed for adjournment, and
: that body very properly decided that four or
five hours was altogether insufficient time for
the consideration OF such an important subject,
and decided, with but four dissenting voices not
d TO agree to the House amendment for leasing
the Public Works, A committee OF conference
was appointed, aud they agreed that the House
shodld rccede from its amendment, and that a
proviso should be placed in the bill limiting the
expenditures OF tho Public Works to $4,000
more than ,beic receipts The S-nale agreed 10
this proposition, hut the House rejected It. The
q third committee of conference egrced upon a
proviso limiting the expenditures to The income,
aud that was agreed upon.
II is new proposition, aud is an eXperiment
worthy of a fair trial at least If the present
Board can make the Public Works OF the State
take care of themselves they will confer a lasting
blessing upon Ohio aud great honor upon the
BIarl.
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sS-TEe recent State convention OF Louisiana
convened for the purpo.c of choosing delegates
10 Charleston, adopted resolutions expressing
their undlminisled conf! lrDro in James Buchan.
constitution recognizes property in slaves aud
as Assuch, the owner thereof is entitled To carry
his slaves into any OF the territories Of the Uni
ted States oni hold them there as property; aud
IN case The people of the territories by inaclion
uniriendly legislation, or otherwise. should en-.
danger the lenlre OF such proper or discrimi-
nate against II. by Withholding that protection
given TO other sparies Of property in the terrific
Tles, 1t is the duty Of The general government to
interfere BY pn active exsrIion o. its constitu.
lionalIssN's " ssspra ia. d.b.s .! s!aye.hol.
asIE
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sherif's Sale.

The Belmont County Branch State Bank OF Ohio VS..
Elias BrLfia apd VIM. Clark.
- virtne of an alias order of sale to me directed
ID and delivered from the court of common pleas of
Wood CO.. Ohio in the above cause, will offer for
sale at the door Of the court house in Pcrrysburg on
Saturday, April 2Sth 1860.
between the hours of IL o'clock NJ. and o'clock P.
NJ OF sud lay the east half and the west half Of the
south east quarter OF secti.n number thirty thi ee
(33) township number one (1) in the United States
Reserve OF miles square at the foot of the rapids
OF the Miami of Lake Erie in Wood county. Ohio.
G.. w. NORTON, sh' If Wood Co.
JAMES MURRAY. Atty prR.
March 11 lSGO-lGwGSo 81
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SuERIEFS SALE.

Geo. B. CrePs vs.. l.. 0, Simmons, ct. al.
Bf virtue of an order of -ale 20 me directed and
delivered FROM the Court Of Common Pleas of Wood
county, Ohio shall offer for sale the door of the
Court House, in Perry sburg in said county, on
THURSDAY, the 26th day Of Api 1850.
between the hours of | and O'Clock p. m. of said
dt,, the following described lands and tenements to
wit LIN lot No. 55l aud the west half OF In lot No
Sjt. situated in the town of Perrysburg Wood coun
tS' Ohio. &, W. NORTON, Sheriff
j. +. PRICE, Atty.
March 81 6O.-S6-wG-S9 20.
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WAGON AND CARRIAGE SHOP

rNHE subscriber would inform the farmers ofWood
Il County and others interested that Ne is fur
nshed with good stock of seasoned lumbeF and
iron, and is prepared TO manpfaotuFsr wagons bug
gies, &C., to order. BLACKSMFPitING done at
lower rates than at any other establishment in town.
Wagons and Carriages repaired ON short notice.
One and two horse Wagons. Whippletress, Sc.,
on hand aud for sale at reasonable rates.
PAINTING doRe 10 order aud executed in tie best
manner. -.
Orders hy mail or otherwise promptly filed.
N,B.--Caf at Shs building formerly occupied ny
G. W Lang. NtL : JOHN BADER.
Perrysburg, March 3, ls60--4im4.
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NrurRAuzrNG PoIsoY,A general reader sends
us the tollowing;--
"A poison OF any conceivable description and
degree OF potency, which has been Intentionally
or accidentally swallowed, may he rendered al.
most instantly harmless by simply swallowing
two gihs OF sweet oil An iudividull with u
very strong constitution should take nearly
twice the quantity, The OIL will most positive.
ly uoutraliz' every form of vegetable, animal or
mineral poison with which physicians aud che.
mists are acquainted,
We have much faith in the above Several
years ago, one of the oldest preachers and one of
the first missionaries among the ChoctNw Indians
assured as he had slccee tel ia saving persons
bitten hy rattlVsnike', by administering a tea.
curfu otsweat oil. alter all other available re.
medios had iaiied
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Sharinys Sale

Wm. Truslow VS.. Daniel +. Waltz, ct nj.
DY virtue of an alias order of sale issued from the
ID court of common pleas of Wood county, ohio in
the above entitled cause shall, the 3lst day OF
March. 1860. between the hours Of twelve and two
o'clock p NJ. at the door of the court house in the
village OF Perry sburg, in said county, offer for sale
the highest bidder the following described real
estate: The north half of the south east quarter OF
section number twenty-six, in township seven north
of range " east, in Wood county, Ohio Appraised d
at $500 G. W. NORTON, sheriff Wood Co.
Chas. Pratt, pl'fs atty
Feb 4. lS6O-I2w5S2 25.
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Shnrin,s Snle.

G. f. Schuchman d Co. VS. Josiah F. Price.
Hl virtue ofan alias vend oXecuti on me direct.
D cd and delivered from Wood court of common
poas. in the above cause will offer for sale at the
door of the court house in perrySburg, on
Saturday, April 2Sth. 500,
between the hours OF IL o'clock NJ. and o'clock p.
NJ OF said day, the west half southwest quarter of
section number thirty-three (j3) township number
four (i) in the United States reserve of l2 miles
square at the foot of the rapids OF the Miami of
Lake Erie, in Wood Co, O.
CIV, NORTON, shin Wood co.
james Murray, atty Of PIN.
March %, lSSt --l6wGSS
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Sheria's Sale.

", II. Ewing VS., s,Jonathan Salisbury and Ethan Van
taSSell.
ID Y virtue Of an execution 10 me delivered from
ID court OF common pleas OF Wood county, OHIO.
in the above entitled cause, shall offer for sale At
public auction at the door of the court house in Per
ryshurg in said county on
saturday the 2lst day of April. 4, ID. 1850,
between the hours Of one and two L. NJ. tho follow.
lag described lands and encmentS to wit, the north.
west qy OF sec, seventeen 40 in township rour a.
north Of rsuge ten (l0i east containing one hundred
aud sixty acres. c. w. NoRkoN, hentf Wood Co,
Asher Cook. atty prh
March ljth ls60-kSw5S2.65,
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SheriT,s Sale,

George VI. Young agst. James j Parks ct nj.
DY virtue OF alias vendi writ OF execution to me
- directed and delivered in the above entitled case
from the court of common pleas of Wood county
Oho,l will offer for sale at the door of the court
house in Perrysburg
Saturday, April 2sth, 1860.
between the hours of ~ o'clock NJ. and o'clock p ,
NJ of sal day. in-ot number three hundred nd thir.
tyive (335) in the town Of Perrysburg, Wood coun.
ty Ohio. g. w. NORTON, Sheriff Wood co,
JAMES MURRAY. Atty of Prf.
March 22 1880 -iGwGS2T0
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TuE ATLANrIc CABLE The operations for
raising the Atlantic Cable will b. commenced
prob .bIy, in May, at Newfoundland, it being
believed that the iault lies within three or four
miles OF this coast, and the expense will not ex
cecd $l0 600, which would be- amply covered by
the recovery ot even portion OF the cable -
The second fault is believed tn be situa ted at a
distance ofnot more than $50 or 200 miles (length
OF cdblc) (rom Nalenti4, instead OF 270 miles, as
previously supposed The actual distance from
the shore to the point in question is presumed to
be only about 100 miles. 1t is proposed To man
ulncture new cable, about 100 miles long aud
to splice it onto the part where the nam fault
exists, previously ascert4ining that a perfect
comm Inicalio exists with the shore. Even should
the expedition not succeed IN its main object of
making the cable speak again, large quantity
of the old cable may I've recovered.
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Notice.

rENUE undersigned has been duly appoint admins
i traitor OF the estate of Joseph MelIuughln late
Of Wood County. Ohio deceased. All persons in
iobed 10 said estate requested to make immedi-
ate pa vm'nt. and those having claims against the
slme will present them to the unders igned for allow
ance. T1EODORE j. NOSBURG.
March | ISi0-l3y3S
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R0AD NOTlEE-

NOTICE is hereby given to the non residents in
~ Wood County, Ohio, owning lands through or
along which the following road passes. TINT the
viewers aud surveyor will meet at ne house W. II.
Chapman on the Goth day of April. A. d. 1860, and
then proceed TO view aud lay out the following road
commencing at the north cast corner of section &c.
IN town north, of range east thence soah on said
secto line 20 the south corner of section one
in to wn four north. Orange east.
SAMUEL S. CLARK, Petitioner
Morc1,
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SheriH's Sale.

SneTlH - SHles
Wood Common. Pleas,
Adam Borie vs.. Joshua lloyles ct al.
DY virtue of an execution to me delivered from the
ID court OF common pleas of VI ood county, Ohio in
the above entitled cause, shall offer for sale at pub
lie auction. at the door of the court house in Per
rysbuTg. in said county on
Saturday the 2lst day of April.A. d, 1SG0
between the hours of one and two O'Clock p. NJ the
following described lands and tcnements, to witt
The half of the half of the southwest quar-
ter of section thirteen l3 in township four a. north
of range twelve az east, containing forty acres.
C.W NORTON, Sheriff, Wood Co.
Asher Cook. atty bl'tf.
March Is, lS60-45w5S2S0
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Sherin,s Sale.

Daniel Hill against VIM II Benn s. G. q. Avery.
DY virtue of an order of sale to directed and
ID delivered from the Court of Common Pleas of
Wood Co., Ohio shall offer for sale at the door of
the Court House in Perrysburg in said county. on
Saturday the 2lst day of pr A. ID. 1860.
between the hours of aud TIVE p. NJ. of said day.
the following described real estate lying and stua-
ted in thoCOuuty OF Wood and State of Ohio to wit:
the south half ofthe half of the northwest or
section NO. twenty two22) township five (5) north
of range ten (l0) east containing forty acres Of
land more or less said land being offered for sale
under decree of said Court in favor of said pf up.
on mortgage executed by said cnn for the pur-
chase money oCsaid premises and assigned to PIN.
C.. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
II, II. Dodge, atty
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WARS ~ NAME 2--Mr frederick Brown,
formerly OF Portland, in the State of Maine, but
now OF Louisiana thinks that his character wouli
smell much Sweeter on the Southern wind were
he called by any other usme. 81 no has prayed
the Legislature ot his adopted State. in cunSid-
Grafton of the fact that "lhe acts of old John
Blown. of Abolition notoricly, have fixed stig.
ma to the name of Brown which renders it in
talrrable to himself aud his family" graciously
10 permit him henceorth to undo himself Brown
aud to call himself SNthgto. The legislature.
kind souls! have hal pity ON the pains OF this
poor Maine lac, AMI he now wears the much
more appropriate designation which he desired
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FLoATING rHIRrY MILrs OS 4 CAKE OF Ice. .-r
The Green Bay Advocate relates the following
thrilling ice adventure:
Henry Marin aud Isaac Gagnon, Cne with a
load o hay, the other with II load OF corn meal
were travelling on the ice of little Bay de No
quct. About o'clock Z. NJ they discovered a
crack which cut them Off from the shore, and
that tho ice on which they were was foa ting out
towards Deaths Door in Green Bay. They nm.
hamessed their horses aud let them go, and took
the box of one of the scds to use in case they
got into the water At tmidnghi being exhaust.
ed they lay down to sleep under the lee Of n
hummock OF ice. In the morning ut s o'clock,
they saw lind, which pro we'd to be Washington
island, and they landed outside Deaths Door
They hnl thus been driven 30 miles across the
Bay in one ol the heaviest gales thnt ever blow
ed The horses, after being Ioosed, followed the
men in their ramblcS over the ice until they
came to weak place and went in Two hours
later one of the horses swan up TO the cake on
which the men were, put his heat on the ice.
looking bcscechingy but they could not help
the poor Lruto.
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SIIEK FFS SALL.

NIEKI FFS NALE.
Laura Bagby, by her next friend. VS.. B. S Judsou
ct al.
ID an alias order of sale to me directed and deliv.
ID cred in the above case from Wood court of com.
mo pleas, will offer for snle the door of tho
court house in Perrysburg. on
Saturday, April 2Sth, $780,
between the hours of IL o'clock NJ. and 2 O'Clock r
NJ of sand day the west half of the east half of the
northwest quarter OF socion number five (5) town
ship number four (t) north, range number ten no
east and west half of west half of southeast quar-
ter otseotion number thirty.two (32) township mum
Der five (5) north range number ten l0) east in ood
county, Ohio.
c, w. NORTON, sh'G Wood Co.
James Murray, atty of pl #.
March %, -4iw63l so
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Administrator,s SnIr.

Samuel Johnson. admit vs. Price Clou eh ct al
DY virtue OF an order OF sale to mo directed an d
ID delivered In the above case from Wood court of
common pleas. will offer tor sale at the door of the
court house in Perrysburg on
Saturday, April 2sth, 1850,
between the hours OF II o'clock NJ. and 2 o'clock T.
NJ. of said day. lots number 5l so and I'll in the town
of Portage, Wood county. Ohio.
SAMUEL JOHNSON, admir-.
James Murray, atty of admir-.
March 22 lSin-- iGwCSo 81
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- Do you know why the world is no better
than il is Because each one OF as believes that
the wsFnings, the teachings, snd wise inculca-
tlons, the hits az folly the moral aphorl>n.s,
the shafts shot NJ vice aud crime from pulpit,
press ad Stage, are all intended tor our right
hand neighhor and left hand ueighbor.
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-''-- -'--
Slleritt)s SuIp.

VshOn UlYkT rs. NanCy PhcTp9
BY virtue OF an order of sale to me directed and
delivered from the court of common pleas of Wood
county, Ohio, in the above entitled viii offer
for sale Mt the door of tie court house. in Perrys
burg, Wood county, Ohio. on
Saturday. April 2s. 1850,
between the hours of ~ O'Clock NJ. and 9 o'clcck r.
NJ OF said day the east half ofthc southwest quar-
ter of section number twenty.eght (2s.) township
hcrtuur ~ north, range number twelve N2) east
III Wood county Ohio. c. W. NORTON,
james Murray, atty of pl'G.
March ~, lS50--l6w6S2
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IT, It. UNdge, atty.
March Il lS60 -I5wGS3.25

SheIiH's sale.
"''''" vs. vs. ''r''@~ }woop COMMON PLEAS
Joseph Smith.
Dl virtue of0n execution to me directed and de-
I'D livered from the court of common pleas of Wood
county Ohio, in the above entitled cause shall Of
fer for sale public auction at the door of the court
house in Perry sburg.
Saturday, the 2lst day os April A, D, 1850.
between the hours of and O'Clock 2. NJ, the fol-
lowing described lands and tenements. to wit; The
west half the north west quarter of section TWEEN
ty'eght t2sl in township three lSl north, of range
eleven q y east. containing eighty acres,
CIV NORTON, Sheriff, Wood CO.
Asher Cook, atty pl'h.
March Is, ,lsG0-45wS$2.e5.
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j. y. BLECKER Dem,;sf

WOULD respectfully announce to the citizens
w OF wood County, that he will be at Mead's
Hotel In Gilead the LIST Of February nj uov.lI,s
Exchange iu Petrysburg, the 18th, and nt Tayior's
Hotel, in Bowling Green, the lst of March.
January 10, lS6O--37 =.
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
E ~ JANUARY I,Isee.
o

Notice to Holders Of Dayton d. Michigan Il. Il.
Co. Income Bonds.
THE interest due on the above described bonds
will be paid presentation ofsaid bonds at the
Office OF the company in Dayton, on and after this
the hrst day of March.
PRESERVED SMITH, Treas.
DAYTON, March l, ls(j0--43w3.
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.-Somd OF the delegates 10 the Charl, s,on
Convention ialcuI % ehRriot a;cawbllls and
I've N b3.rl Nh'c here.
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AlmiuisfrntOrsS Sale.

Administrators Sale.
BY virtue of an order of sale to US delivered from
the Probate court of Wood county, Ohio in the
of +. X. Miller and John Bates, admI of j w Lang.
dec, Mary Badcr ct al. will offer at public
SALE the door of the court house in Perrysburg,
on the l4th day Of March. A. d. 1850, between the
hours of and o'clock p. NJ. of said day, the fol-
lowing real estate. as the property of j. w. Lang,
dee. viz: The north half ofin lots Nos. 364 and 3S
in the corporation of Perrysburg W ood county, Ohio.
Said premises appraised at $500, and to be sold sub
iect TO dover assigned at SIS annually. Terms made
known day of sale +. Il. MILLER,an
JOHN RATES
Geo Strain atty. Admrs of J. W Lang, dec.
Feb. q, lS60--4Ow5S2 so