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sAt FARMiN NEW KENT COUNTYA
- FOR SALE offer for sale my EARN Elsa

sAs FARMiN NEW KENT COUNTY,A
So FOR SALE. offer for sale my FARM N::i
A~ called '.sPRINGFIELD, d. in the above, h:a
named county. 1t is 10 miles from Richmond. BIZ
the York River Railroad; about Ia miles from
runstalPs Depot. and 21a miles from York River,
and adjolns the lands OF Dr. Tazewell Tyler, A C.
Mason, VIM. +. Clopton and others.
1t contains 44Ila acres of land of which 200 acres
are cleared and IN high state of cultivation 60
acres OF hne low grounds; the balance is in orig
NAL growth of pine, oak and cedar; and it is
thought that the wood alone will pay the cost of
the Farm.
rhe land is well watered. and contains an album
dance of the richest mari.
The BUIl .DINGS consist of an excellent Dwell
ing IN good repair with six rooms and all neces-
sary out houses There is also a fine Orchard, in
good bearing condition.
4 the above Farm is not sold privately before
TUESDAY, the oath July. it will. on that day, at
II o, clock NJ be sold ut public auction, upon the
premlses. Persons wishing to see it can leave the
city by York River Railroad, at Ga O'Clock A. NJ.
and return by the 4}a o'clock train. Mr. MILLS
residing on the place, or Mr.. A. C MASON, on the
next farm, will take pleasure in showing IT.
TERM made known on the day of sale, or by
applying to ne, self IN Richmond. on Brooke Ave-
nue: opposite lIoddln's Tavern. Possession given
LIST JaDuury, 1861. BURTON B. CRUMP
2. S.-The above property will be exchanged for
city property. je7-d2awtJ yl5tdtds& cwtds
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EDUCATIONAL.
EREDERICK,S HALL
FEMALE SCuOOT

E,REDERICK,S HALL
J. FEMALE SCHOOL.
The third session of this School. which is located
within half mile of Frederick's Hall Depot. Va
Central Railroad. will oonmen on the LIST OF ext
September, and close on the LIST Of July following.
TERNs-PeT Session Of Ten Months.
Board and Tuition il all the English branches for
10 months .......... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50 0O
Music on the Piano with use of Instrument, IS 90
French LANGUAGE ..,......., 10 no
Drawing and PAINTING, EACH III 00
India ink and Cray on, each. ...........-- 500
En- hroIdery ...-..... - 500
An accomplished and experienced teacher viii
have charge of this School.
My address Is FTedsrlck's Hall, Louisa county,
Virginia. NATHA'L w, HARRIS.
iy l7-tlstSept
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BY A. d. williams, Auct,r.

PEAL ESTATE ON DUvAL AND ST.
~ TIERS STREET, IN DUVAL'S ADD
lion. AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY, 18th
July, 1860 at O'Clock ?. Nj. upon the premises,
respectively. Will be a"ld two Brick Tenements
and Lots, on the north side of Duval street. in
prentis.' Row, and ad,on ng the property Of Nj
CARMEL. They have three rooms each, and are
now yielding good rents.
After which will be sold, Lot No. Ils. in Duvals
Addition, fronting the st side of ST. Peters ST.
i4i>s feet, and running back on the north line OF
Federal street 80 feet.
TEBMs One fourth cash; balance at 6, IL and
Is months for notes, with interest added, and Sc
cured by trust deeds.
jy1 A. ID. WILLIAMS Auct
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HORSES, MULkS, CARRIAGE, &C., AT
10 O'CLOCK. will SELL at the Lot on Council Cham
per Hill, several Harness and saddle a0RSt B,
suitable for Lady.
ALSO
most excsllent one horse CARRIAGE.
! mo- Top HcGGY and HARNESS, in good order.
supeiier CShL-CART. but little used
10 n ronv 49,.
ADDITIONAL. Will be added TO the aSova.
one pair young. welt broke Mules, d uad and yeii
able one Spring Dray and Harness, tor ether Win
condition. - IN eAoeaeM
TERMs-At sale, En- cOnv
iy 10 $500,
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AMnAHnfENTA.
~. GRAND UNros ExCuRslON. q
AxsIcuMoNp AND PETERSBURG. IA

49, ~ 8..X
rur rIRsT REGIMENT BANDtJ. B, SMITH,
ta.SeI ! respectfully announce tn the ladles and
snsiemen OF Richmond and Petersburg that they
VIII "GRAND CONCERT AND BALL,
A. csESTER, on MONDAY. July Esd. IN the
snlenaId Ball Room just completed at the above
The Band plrdge themselves TO use every exer-
ton to make tins one OF the most pleasant excur-
sions ever SVEN by them.
Tue oars will leave the Richmond and Peters
huYg Depot at 6 o clock precisely. Returning will
leave Chester at u. Concert will commence at
b'cock Ball atsh.
TICKETS, admitting a gentleman and one lady,
81: each additional lady 80 cents
REF ENTS furnished by the proprietor
OF the Chester Hotel at city prices. jy l5-3t
It. sxCURS SION TO OIL D
afssss.ssssza NoRFOLK.-The steamer CUR
IT'S PECK, Capt /. C. GIFFoRp, lifted up In a
neat sts for night travel VIII make an excursion
TO the above places ON SATURDAY EVENING
next, I'd inst, land regularly EVERY SATUR-
DAY EVENING there after, during the waite ring
season J leaving the wharf at Rockets At O'Clock
p NJ. arrive at OLD POINT about IL O'Clock
thence to PORTSMOUTH ard NORFOLK, and
return the next evening. SUNDAY ,lleavIng Nor
folk At 5 O'Clock, touch at Pc, tsmotith and Old
POINT, and arrive At Richmond about O'Clock A.
NJ, Monday morning.
Portsmouth. and return, tmeals included 81 so.
nA No FREIGHT TAKEN ON THE EXCURSION
TRIP. lie l-tsl r. o. HAs KINS.
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IN $40 REWARD.-Absconded from the
ca Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Com nany,
Rabout two weeks since, while on a visit to
A>boy. WILLIAM, who Is hired of MISS l.. T
Gordon. He is about IL or 20 wears of age, and
about feet or 8 inches in height He is well &C
quainted in Richmond, and is evidently lurking
about the city. The above reward of $40 will be
paid for his apprehension and delivery to said
company in LynchDurg, or for his confinement IN
Jail so as they get him again.
THEO. L. REYNOLDS, for Gen'l Supt.
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SOUTHERN FEMALE iNSTIT' TIE,

Virginia. NATHA'L w. HARRIS.
Jy l7-tlstSept
SOUTHERN FEMALE iNsTlT, TIE,
The 18th session of this Institution viii DOM
mence on the LIST of October next, and close the
The Principal Will he aided by eleven thorough
y qnalihed ms truct"rs, and every effort will be
made to maFI .h the high reputation and select
ss SssS L. Ne sS
study Of HiSToRY' EsG sif TITERST q IT,
RHETORIC ami HEADING.
or to the Faeus. the n Vsna Ma1s
tpte and Ct Willlsm and Mary Colleges, to Profs;
the University of Virginia,
For further information, or for catalogue giving
course OF STUDY, terms regulations aud iu list OF
Principal. D. LEE POWELL,
jy l2-dlm Box 81, Richmond, Va
COUTHERN COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,,
~ No. l3s MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, Va.
BRANCHES TAUGHT:
Double Entry Book keeping,
Commercial Cacu atoms,
The MODERN LANGUAGES ''1
a.Students can enter this institution at any
time, there being no vacation.
For PARTICULARS please call at the College, or
write for a Circular Wy prrvu
WM. FhLiEGENNHEIMER,
jy l0-1m Principals and Proprietors.
DRAWING SCHOOL-For vacation time, re-
~ opened TUESDAY the 18th jay. 1850.
BY A. GUENTHER, ARCHITECT.
Nf% nsS SUI nsIs
school will do well to continue the lately lat schoo
commenced exercises with the Brush In Indian
Ink and Water COlors.
Terms S2.O0 monthly.
ATUES DAYS and FRIDAYS-9to II A. nj.
jy7-1m&
TTNlV HIGH SCHOOL, HUGUF.
- NOT SPRINGS, POWHATAN COUNTY,
WA SCHOOL will be opened at this place on
the FIRST OF OCTOBER next, under the d.
rection of the unde gned.
Though designed especially as preparatory to the
University of Vlrgnia, it will. for this reason. at
ford no fewer advantages to those intending to
enter other Universities, or any College
One of the Principals will teach Nj ATHEMAT-
les; the other, LANGUAGES. Assistant In
struc ors shall in every case. be grad yates of the
UnIver.ity OF virginia. COllOauiai classes, how
ever, In MODERN LANGUAGES will receive
occasional instruction from natives OF those Ian
guages.
Charges for the session. $3.50, including every
thing.
Circulars may he obtained at the bookstores in
Richmond, or BY application to US through the
SIDNEY IL. OWENS. JR.. A. NJ,
Lately Professor of Greek in Richmond College.
PHILIP b. STANARD, A: M.
Graduate oil, and formerly
Assistant Professor at, v. Nd. Institute.
~ 3-d&cw3m
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ByRichard Cauthoru. auct,r

FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-On MON
L DAY. 23d INST. at 10 O'Clock at nv store will
sell at auolIon, = lot of FURNITURE, consisting
of 5 leather Beds, with Bolster AMI Pillows 8
Hair Mattresses; Bedsteads; Safe Dining
Table Chairs; Wardrobe; 3 Carpets Looking
Glasses; 2 Bureaus; Kitchen Ware, q c.. &c
vi X. CAUTHORN. Auct'r
1sss VALUABLE AND ID .. Il A l. T.
ETe JAMES RIVER FARM FOR SALE, IN
-H pOWBATAN COUNTY, VA.-As Commits
sIoner, under decree OF the Circuit Court OF
Powhatan county, am authoriz ID to offer at prl-
vate or public sale, the FARM now owned and re-
sided upon by Robert K Pembertou. known as
Upper Matden's Adventure" about thirty miles
above Richmond, adjoining the 'Maiden's Adven-
ture'' Estate, formerly owned bv John Gillian,
dec d. The tract contains about 100 aores of which
l54 are valuable James River bottom land, the re-
malnder hls land. some of 1t of superior quality,
and all Welding readily 10 improvement, it'll God
land sufficient for the wants Of the place. The I'M
proyements are dwelling, nearly new, and most
OF the usual out buildings. 1t IS one of the most
desirable Farms IN market in this section. as
CARDS soil. nelghborhood and convenience to mar
net; with churches, mills and post-offlce within
short distances.
Full description will be given on application. and
purchase rs are invited to visit and examine the
premises If not sooner disposed of, the Farm
will he offered at public sale, the premises, On
thursday. the I'd day of August, 1860.
IEkMs.-Cash, as to expenses remaining pay
ments at l. and years. for bonds, bearing inter
retained until full pay ment IS made.
Address-Sublett's P. o., Powhatan, Va.
ip 2-d2tS swtds
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u . packages choice new BUTTER.
= bbls extra LEAF LARD.
5V bbs. Rnckbrldge rye WHISKEY,
80 bbls, Allegheny RYE Whisky.
~ bbis. Magnoha Rl + WHISKEY.
LOO bbls BRANDY, GIN. WINE, &C.
For sale by PARKSA MINER
ia lb-ts I2tb 81 49,
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pOUTs, SHOES, NDTRUNkS. ATRE.

ID DUCEO PklCES1-Haying Te,, faroa *.
hoftinent on hand, and wishing room for a heavy
stock OF Fhll hoods, we now offer to the trade our
entire extensive stock of BOOTS, SHOES and
IHCNkS' at great sacrifice. which gives induce
ihents to hti, the beat quality OF Shoes, cheaper
tAsn cheap. The entire stock IS offered in com
Pafison with the few mentioned: Ladies Kid
o"PpeTs al ~ cents pair; ladies' fine Morocco
eha Ma slippers, with heels, at 81; LADIES' fine
noe UalIeTs at Sl25 City made Shoes of ali
Eods at reduced prices, at -
G. HELLER CO.'S
lS Broad street, between 9th and 9th
aATrunks, Bonnet Boxes, and Vsliees at
clps.us cut prices. q n & ~
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ETENIIUREa DAY GOODS, emo:

4
EukNIT DAY. GOODS, GRO.
L CERlE ~, Ac.- Will be sold ct auction, Il my
store. corner Of Main aud 18th streets, on SATUk-
DAY MORNING next: the 7ist dsy Of July, com-.
snsns 81 OF
DRY GUODS.-Several invoices Of Dry Goods,
Goats, Pants, Vests, Hats. Gags. Nett Shirts ald
Neck Ties, &c
,6kOCr RiEs.-l0 bbls. Mschsrel. 20 do Her
nngs. 10 = casks Brandy, bbis. Wine, - boxes
ChsTinE Iobaooo, 20 0C0 u gars large lot Crocksry
iy % ALEX MOTT. Auot'r.
by Thes. W Keesee, Aurt'P,
ounce corner Of 18th and Cary strests.b
HORSES, M JULES, SPRING On Avs AND
II HARM FOR SALE AT AUCTION,-Wiu
be sold on SATURDAY morning. July 3Ist. com
Council Chamber Hill
4 Saddle and Work HORSES.
fine young M ULES, warranted sound
yer, superior SPkIN6 DRAYB
( gets HARNESS, all IN eomylets order,
TkRMs.-At sale. TAOS w. KEEsEE,
jy ~ AuotIopeoy.
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Late of Tupman Il Hai, % N ain st,
Next to PArO's Ex. UffoA.

DEKHAPS SHAfER, HALSEY \ Co. can
l show the largest and best selected assortmsnl
Oh fancy CasnmsIe Work IN the CITY; Aipscas all
p white and fancy, various quatits and patterns;
FURNISHING Goods, a co"pete assortment, en-
Yoke sh.rts. no doubt the best quality and most
to order. sHAFER, HALSEY Co
nsf latn Tru.n n ~
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RUNAWAYS.

n FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD
Es Runaway from the subscriber, IN Caroline
~ county, on the 18Th day of July my servant
HtaVwoman, named COURTNEY and her two
.S~.chdren with her. The woman is about
thirty three years of age, about four feet six or
teeth. slow to speak short and knotty hair lately
cut Her Oldest child IS named RIOS E, brisht mu
lat'o. hair straight, cut short, eight years Old
very sprlghtly. The youngest is a BOY, eighteen
months old. complexion BRIGHT hair straight and
reaches back. 1t Is thought that she is lurking
about this CITY. as she has lived here before.
will give the above reward if taken out Of the
county, and TW ENTY-FtVR DOLLARS if taken
in the county. Address JOHN X. nj uNDY,
Care of Mr.. R. H. BARNES, Richmond, Va.
iy 20-2tt
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WHITE CAPEs FOR CHILDREN

" HTTIJE oArES FU III z n
White and oulored Marsellles and Brilliant Canes
i9Inlng OF cheap this week and next, for the 4th
9!JG!Y Pc Mics. Come and see them They must
II sold OF before the close of summer, at Al Main
street. Mailert'S old stsnd
ALSO, OPENING THIS MORNING-5OOc heap
tes' Fteel Spring Hoop Skirts for children 10 lie
iun on cheap this and next week. for the 4th oil
.u,' Remember the number. Al Main street. op-
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- Fuk KEST.-The desirable OFFICE for
G:a merlv occupied by DR.. C. r. Bricken. on 18th
Nstreet, and next door to my office, suit able for
dlateiy Apply to
Jy 6-ts f. ID EACHO
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Il Cloth pIess Frocks, various qualities and
and prices 100 Black Silk, satn and Cashmere
Vests. the goods are varied stock. we'll NADIA,
alcey cut, and will be solo at fair prices. Those
Y want will do well to give me an early call; q lA
NJ ain street. VIM. IRA SMITH,
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,tNiLEMEN , MEAN. - Gents (Yauza
~ Mernq Shirts. Gents GAUGE Cotton DO :,
pfavers, Gents Lise, Six, Kid and other Gloves:
tents Cotton. Llse and Silk Halt Hose; Gents
4 ape and colored bordered and hemned Hdkfs
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IliAhhHHA-At this season of tie wear. rs
~ eploemo- The public may rely with cor s
gg'hcs ~ the use of BEN ETr's DfhKRHEA
hILLER. Tina invaluable Medicine has hsan
tested by thousands of we'll known citizens II
VII ave relIefiu few MINUTES, AID can he aiw.r
!e!od on Ia anx emergency. Prepared by ivy
FISHER sH kPHE RD, Drusgistv
No 12h Main st Rlchmrnd
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A BBOTT'S LONDON BKOWN STOUT
the above celebrated Brown Stout, to which We
desire to call the particular attention Of pur-
chasers, who desire perfectly pure article, Tot
tied by the brewers themselves, and vastly supe-
Ior to the article generally soid in the ma ket "a
London Porter. For sale Only BY -
SELDEN MILLER.
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(O-PARTNEksHIP.-I have this day asso-
~ cIated with me in the BOOT, SHOE and
TRUNK BUSINESS, Mr.. J. PORTER WREN
under the name and style Of w. p. w. TAYLOR
CO.
Beng grateful for the patronage have received
for the past fifteen years, would most respect
fully ask for continuance of the same to the new
corceTn: w. p. w. TAYLOR.
July ID lSD iv6--lm
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on Monday morning, 200 yards of the finest
N44HH Jaconet Lawns 10 he run of for nine
pehge the yard, warranted fast coors. These
tooct are neat and handsome patterns, and Just
80 "a sooun as sell at 70 cts Call and at No.
mnin sfeet, MAlLERT'S old stand.
sCaLstI1Io be run of cheap, u larse lot of Double
IL Main street. ~ O'''S' %
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cHRIsfIAN ( LATHRoP, % Main st.

4tUl BBLs. A. G. Shermaa's RE Whiskey,
the genuine brand, 100 hbls Singers Noun
am Rye Whiskey; loJ bbIs. Hnliand's w hiskey
we years Cd 30 casks hns French brandy: I6G
Ops' Apple Brandy, very fine; for sale by
I0NL6 4 ca
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it.hl, LIGHT, LIGf4T.-The subscriber
- mas just opened, at No. Is Governor street,
Kerosene or Coal Oil LAMPS Of the most approved
make, which Will sell at q small advance on man
ufacfurers' prices. Also, the best OIL for the
same at as low price as any house In Richmond.
All OIL and LAMPS warranted.
je 8-lm" ENOCu r. PEY A.>r.
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~, FOR NALE.-A two story WORK ShUf,
k5;a on the east side of 9Th street, near Haxalls
Ell aa"e. 1t is now rented to good tenant, and
paying III per cent. on the amount 1t can be pur-
chased for. Apply to $1,000
DANIEL HUNT Agent
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Grover s. Bakers Sewing Ma
chine. L& 1a*'- a5'

The number of Communications of this
sewing machine is almost unlimited; and
If we desired to notice it in business
way we could copy one of the thousands
already written, but we wish to give our
own words. We have one in our family
and speak from personal knowledge. Its
simplicity is such that the lady who is
now using it learned in few hours to sew
with facility upon it, Notwithstanding she
had no instructions except those of a pam
phlet, and had never attempted to operate
with one of the kind before It is neat
and elegant piece of furniture, and occu
pies very little room. We have no hesi-
tatlon in saying that in large family it
will pay for itself in single year, and we
know of no reason why one should not
last life time. A tailor or seamstress
who would willingly remain without one
deserves no better employment than patch
ing old clothes. There just as much
difference between making clothing with
this machine and the old sight destroying.
wearisome stitch, stitch, stitch by hand, as
there is between getting out grain with q
threshing machine. and pounding it out
with hickory fail.
HENRY r. WEST is the agent for this
county, and machines can be obtained as
cheap though his agency as they can from
the manufacturers. Any person desiring
to purchase one is invited to call and ex.
anime our specimen. .- b..
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THE GOOD OLD
Ohio Cultivator
Fo7 1860,

rs going right along as usual, and enters upon
i its sixteenth year, on the 1st of January
1860. Devoted to the Farm, Live Stock,
Orchard, and the cultivation of the peo-
pie.
The Ohio Cultivator is a practical and rela-
BILE Farmers paper, published by S. D. HARRIS
at Columbus, twice every month, in book form
for binding; full Of new and useful reading,
and SO cheap that every one can afford to take
it. For fifteen years the Ohio Cultivator has
made its welcome visits to more than a hum
dred thousand families in the Great West, and
is so we'll known that further description is
not necessary. Every farmer and friend of
rural improvement is respectfully invited to
become subscriber for 1860. Hand your
subscription to the postmaster or other local
agent, or take upon yourself to get up club
among your neighbors. Specimens and pros
pectuses sent free. .. .-.
TERMs-Sl year, single copy; three copies
for 50; six for S4; nine for Sc; and copy extra
to the getter up of every club of nine.
S. D. HARRIS,
Feb. ], 1860. Columbus, Ohio.
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SHERIFFS SALE,

S. Hutchinson, RY virtue of writ OF
VS.. II execution on Justice S
silas Jackson. judgment, to me direc:ed
from the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe
County, Ohio, l will offer for sale at public
outcry at the front door of the court house in
the town of Woodsfeld, in said County, be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4
o'clock +. NJ, on
Saturday the 17M day Of March, 1860
the following described real estate, situate in
said county, to wit:
The north west quarter of the north west
quarter of section twenty, township four, OF
range FIVE, appraised at one thousand dollars.
Also the north east quarter of the north
west quarter of section twenty, township four
of range five, appraised at eight hundred and
fifty dollars;
Also the south east quarter of the north
west quarter of section twenty township four
and range five, appraised at seven hundred
dollars; t -.. ......-.
Also the south west quarter of the north
west quarter of section twenty, township four
of range FIVE, appraised at eleven hundred and
fifty dollars. z
Taken in execution and levied on as the
property of Silas Jackson. ,fs=s
C. NJ. NJ ORROW,
Feb. Is, 1s60-S5,2i Sheriff, NJ. C. o.
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SHERIFFS sale.

against t
Thomas Gillespie and John Mcfarland.
BY virtue of writ of execution to me di-
rected from the court of common pleas of
the county of Monroe and State of Ohio, l
will offer for sale at public auction, at the front
door of the court house, in the town of Woods
field, in said county, between the hours of ten
O'Clock A. M. and four O'Clock p. NJ, on <.-
Saturday, the l7h day Of March 1860,
the following described real estate, lying in
said county, to wit: - -
Part of the west half of the north cas-!
| fourth of section twenty-seven, township three
and range four, containing sixty-seven acres
more or less. ~
Also part of the south east quarter of Sec
tion twenty eight, township three and range
four, containing fifty acres, more or less.
| Taken in execution and levied on as the
property of Thomas Gillespie.
| Also the following real estate situatein said
county, levied on as the property of John
Mcfarland: ...-.. XXX,
| The west half of the north west quarter o
section twenty three, township three and range
four, containing eighty acres, more or less; ap
praised at nine hundred dollars.
| C. NJ. MORROW,
Feb. Is, 1860. s4,s5 Sheriff, III. c. o.
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SHERLFFS SALE.

O~<N To- = ~ S<A6
John W. Stephens, 'RY virtue of writ of
VS.. Dexecution on Justices
Samuel Sprague i judgment to me directed,
John Sprague. from the court of common
pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, will offer for
sale at public auction, at the front door of the
courthouse in the town Of Woodsfeld, in said
county, between the hours of 10 o'clock A.
NJ. and o'clock P. M. on
Saturday. the 25th day Of February $50,
the following described real estate, situate in
said county, to wit: ..-.. .,...,-'.-f
The undivided seventh part, being the inter
est of Samuel Sprague in and to the west part
of the south east quarter of section thirty-two
in township four, of range four, containing six.
teen acres. '-.t..
Also the south part of the north east quarter
of the same section, township and range, con.
tanning four acres. ~
Also the east half of the south east quartz,
of the same section, township and range, con.
tanning sixty seven acres.
Taken in execution and levied on as the
property of Samuel Sprague. rss-z,
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| .ssag J4aA.s ! Sheriff, III. c. o,
Jan. Is. 1850. s43s.