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G0EEHSESS

YOUNG LADY, competent TO impair. Q thorough
N knowledge Ct Common and Higher English, the French
language, Music, t'ansass Oil Painting, Grecian and French
Palullng. Water Co!ors, Perspective Drawing and Pencil
ing, siouochrouatsc. BLACK and Colored Crayon, wishes 10
engage 10 family Us Goyern.ss, or In a Seminary o. as
sisisnt teacher. P"r further information, address. GEO.
V. ROBERTS. ". D., Greene, CasIauso Co., New York.
March S0-2ts
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c9M MjSsiSNEii,s sac OF VALUABLE

1.bt'S Nj k.E OF ttlY,ABiE
rhorERrf IN HE COUNTY " KIM WILLIAM.
, virtue OF u DEGREE OF the Circuit Court OF Max MI.
- liam. rendered atits November tern, Ia The y-,t l>tj
IA uie suit OF Wm. il. Clemens and wife ma Others W
hichard liawts, trustee and others, shall oder for sair. Al
Pubic auction, gu the 10Th DAY OF MARCH. !,.!, on
the premises OF John Il Burci, uMl the prop-r,y rr,hn,r.II
IN d deed VI trust, executed BY Sid John IL. Burch 10 uc.
as trustee, bearing date the 10Th day OF March, 1859.
said property consists Of Fix Or seven slave, two
negro women and four or I've ~ch!liren) all the housriuII
and Kitchen furniture, piun,a:!vn utensils, stock Of her.es,
hoss and cattle, &C.
TERMS :-CAsa rs to the slaves: and as 10 the residue Of
said property, u Credit OF four months.
49, RICHARD uAWEs, Commissioner.
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81 LE OE = yayIT,H,-
TRACT or land ON WAHE RIVER. il ~ 49,
TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND IN CLoJ

- CESTEH COLNTY, VIRGINIA.
ESf virtue u u deed OF trus, from Arthur p. ru;rS.
~ ua'en 'he is;h day Of July. lsjG. TO secure certain
teb': 10 Charles Z. Butts, | ,h.l on MONDAY ~. sol
udy OF AtHli., 1851, al Gloucr,ler Court lious-, .e! TIA,
Saluaoie Ftcto OF land, lying In the County OF {. uuc, s,rr,
The sale viii be made by Pebble Auction, 10 tie h.c!,e>.
b!dier, Tor Cash.
Ihis IS large estate, containing bet cen Upc Thousand
and Twelve Hundred Acres, and Ia OIL. II III. r..,t v.L..II.
Highland estates In the County.
PERSONS desiious Of purchasing such property, will please
!:c:.
lhe I'LL. Is believed to he !nd!spu,able, bu: 7 vii! or'y
convey suca Us 10 vested IL nr BY tie said d,G.
WfNDI!AM KEMP.
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>. M. ~STEIWS:III' ROANOKE

poR NEW YORK VIA NORFOLK.
fjNHE [. :. Nail steamship ROANOKE,
q Capt. Geo. W. Couch, will leave here <<E1E.sSSss,
AZ O'clock, 7. 81, Saturday, the Suth Inst. S2FanyrMo
Passengers are requested to be on board SYGSszfs&a,
Ia 4ue time.
Passage TO :ieS FORK, meals upd state room Included,
no. s;errarc passage only IL.
Pissng. 10 Norfolk same a. by the river boats.
Freight received to-day Saturday. up to the hour OF
3 o'c!ock, L. ~.
Sonsisntr' are requested 70 :end fer their goods today.
iicses aud beIths secured ut our pfjce, or on tcsrd the
ship.
Freight for Boston takra Al moderate rates, aad forward.
e1 %:ih dispatch.
lIarCb SD-l. 1CnfIN e. wtr'SSN
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S:SigpiH:s,



SC!UN s;Is ARffASGEMESC.
FoK 20 KTS OUT AN NURFuLE
SUE STEAMER CURTIS rECR, Capt. ,e.y...h
John IL. Freeman will, ON ard a;ier IT,,
MoHpAi neat, april lst,) leave the kfHf6fyEFFH3
~hnri a. tockeiis, regularly every MON. $50
RAi' WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY MORNINGS, for the
aoDVe places, at . O'clock, (precl:ely,) lravirg Norfolk
going AID returning.
Passage ~ Portsmouth or Sui!o!s .... ......... SO co
"Ss -. =. 80. ......... sUcrntS each, extra
Freight taten rs USUAL: but all goods sen. down 10 be
mae % u lhe river, G.ast be paid for when sent down TO
The G9nt, anG We will net he Responsible for damage or loss,
Alter being delivered ON lte S..hrf 10 which goods are srut
@atShGg X. o. lIASKISs.
% ss.sLTIMOIsH
ffsilESIrImer EEDrlUERE,C Can't. ". ", syeur,n
E k"rh= will receive freight looday, (FrI. E...3
Saturday, the S1th inst. ElsaEISs9ESn5
Freight iaEen to Boston via Baltimore ht lowest rate,
With great despatch.
No ~nos:hrads ;dkrn this trip unless engaged a. our
Uticr.
piascocers ere requested 10 be on board before the
scnr 81 departure, IL o'clock ~. Saturday.
laISdEs hHu rare ............... .....--.........35
Tickets FOR passage procured either Ii: our Office IA the
slip opposite the Columbian Hotel, or 4, the Steamers
Mharrrs.
March 29-2t DAVID L VIM. CCRRlE.
q PHILADELPHIA.
fhllE @! No. Steamship VIRGINIA,
Z Captain J. x Kelley, Is now ready <+ss~-f&SS
TO receive freight, aud sill leave on atur.<S%tLIFES
dag, the S0th inst, III Ave o'clock, /. u. GsESrSSH
For freight ar passage, having superior Accommodation,
apply lc lie Captain OF board, or to
Z. i. CARD0Zo, Agent,
100 Main Street, Or Rockets.
Boston tre'sh! taken through BY steam +; reduced rates
anu Hi;,I ti-.uhfch p.-,h CO o.,
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Virginia Legislature---Extra Session.
FRIDAY, MARCH, ~, 1861.
SVSNsTr

on motion Of Mr. GATEWO0D, the communicable from
.hs governor, nominating officers Of the Ordnance De-
ming, s.E o'clock.
= resolution WAS adopted postponlng The day Of the
fourth oil April.
lhsaay was taken UP Chiefly in The discussion OF the
resoutloh passed By the House Yesterday, having rrfercnc.
'o,he InniIrdi OF arms from Bellonn Arsenal.
W.. poouLass offered Il substitute rs follows:
"hsIeas, i mas come to the knowledge Of the Leglsla.
" .hat y iarse number OF heavy guns, manufactured at
briloha rounary, near the capital Of Virginia, under HI
ortIeT u 'he ordnance Department At Washington, D. e.,
nave oeen ordered TO Fortress Monroe, where they cun only
ne neeueu 'or The purpose u intimidation and menace to
'lltiIlh a. present, aud Of actual hostiliirs In a certain
coiitingeney mat may chunge her furur- relations to The
represents
he u hesoiret. By the General Assembly, That tina Go
ferhof {! 'hls Commonwealth be auth"iizrd, and he Is
hereoy directed, u order cut the Public Guard, and 10 call
% fo'u,'ee'si u necessary, TO arrest the contemplated re-
inoVsi Of The guns aforesaid. and that he be- further In
Struclea 70 employ all needful force to resist every and Any
attempt 10 remove the saline beyond the reach aud The coli.
troi oi ihe uorrrhnieTt OF The State.
Ar. hIChilAM offered an amendment, which was. In
u mum FEATURES, tie resolution NJ The House. Mr.. COG
HILL also offered L resolution having reference to the
purchase OF the said arms from the Federal Government.
Alter al animated and interesting discussion, the whole
matter Vas REFERRED u the Military CO. mlttec, 10 he re.
married. mn this evspIp, -, > otxI~i.
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F0ls BREMEN.
f5'ilE AMERICAN SHIP ARGu, Captain BAL.
4 lard, expected 1t City Point within the neg, I'm
few days. will load for the above named port. fpSFS
For freight arp!y TO -
Starch ~ SCIaER, kOlLER 4 IN
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NoTYCE.-We ~Nl sell on TUESDAY, the eld,,ot
~ April, at our Auction Rooms ut 10 O'clock, four siar,s,
consisting Of the Man, on. Woman, aad .wo Chi gu, ~
order Of Henry Cox, Commissioner OF The County Crut1 =!
Chester field, under decree In the case Of Cc1's executor W
CoXs heirs.
Naich 29 PCLLTAN : co lucl,.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA,

\ Benevolent Institution established by special endow.
meut for the relief of the sick and distressed, afflicted
with Virueut and Epidemic diseases, and especially for
the cure OF diseases Of the Sexual Organs
Medical advice given gratis, by the Acting Surgeon,
all who apply by letter. with description Of their con-
diton age occupation, habits of life 6c and in cases
of extreme poverty Medicines furnished free Of charge
Valuable reports SpermatorrhGa, and other diseas-
Of the Sexual Organs and on the new remedies EN-
ployed in the Dispensary sent 10 the afflicted in sealed
letter ENVELOPES free Of charge. Two or three stamps
for postage will he acceptable.
Address DR.. j. SklLLlN H0UGHTON, Acting Sur
gcon Howard Association, No. south 9th street, Pla-
delphia, Pa BY order Of the Directors.
GEO FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
Jan. l. '6I EZRA ID. HEATWELL, President.
lCtCHOOL EXAMINERS NOTICE.
- The Board will hold their next regular sessions for
the examination Of Teachers, as tollows
Gilead, first Tuesday in March.
Bowling Green first Tuesday m April.
West Mlgroye, first TUESDAY in May.
Perry Sburg, first Tuesday in June.
Portage first Tuesday in July.
u addition To the usual course Teachers VIII bereal-
ter he examined IN American History.
No applicant viii ccNanned whois not pu'srnt pune
ually AZ go'Clrck. "a. ~. J, W. WoonBrEr, 'crk.
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hour ago, Mary silently stole from the cham.
Der on her right, he soul shaken by a thous-
aud fears Sre opened the door on the left
and beheld Washington sitting at the table -
Then, though her existence was in the act
she asked him, in q tone of calm poit,ness, TO
enter the room on the right. Mary entered
the chamber on the lefs.
Can you imagine the agony Of that girl's
soul, as lying on the bed intended as The deat h
couch of 'hington, sne patiently awaited
the knife fe,although u at knife might be elech-
ed in fathers band
And now that father sto)d there, holding
the light in one hand, the o;her still clenchipg
the red knife; and there lay his child, the
blood streaming from that wound Ia her arm
her eyes covered with CLASSY finn.
May" shrieked the guilty f,hcr-foi
robber AMI tory as he was, he called to her
bu that was all he could say.
Suddenly she seemed to wake from tha
stupor. She sa up Il bed with CLASSY eyes
The strong hald Of death was on her; and a,
she sat there, ,he ro IN thropg-d with soldiers
her lover rushed forward aud called her by
name But she knew him not
Yes, It was true--the strong hand of deatl
was upon her
HAS he escaped?" she cried as she sanl
back on her pillow in a low husky voice.
"YesW shrieked the father. Live, onl,
live, and tomorrow l will jim the camp a
Valley Forge"
Then that girl--thc hero woman--dyin,
as she was no. so much from the would i
her arm a. from the agony which had broke
her last chord of life, ,pread forth her arm
as il she behcld a form floating above the bed
beckoniog her away.
"Mothcrl" she whispered. while ther
grouped the soIdiers-there, with speeches
agony, stoo the lover--Lhe gull y father
mo her, hank God for with my life hav
saved him -" she makes one more effort, u
ers two sylAbles and is dead From th
, room her spirit flies And those two syl,
bleS were--"W AsuINGroN LtvEsl"
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An old-.asnioncd Ghost story.

A late number of the Kendle (Eugland)
Mercury tells this story:
"There is cottage Mt the upper end of
Kitty G p on's yards which is oc upicd by n
man nnmed Joseph Aliinson. One of the ia
mates, young woman named Marian A|lan
sister of Mrs. A inson, wh1 has been brdrid
den and nearly bind for s,me tim past is the
"medium" through WI ich thr strange story
nj W IN circulation has been set afloat. tap
pears that, on Monday evei ing last, whilst
same FIVE or SIX men ,d woman were sitting
by the tresde doSn stairs, all at once they
were alarmed by some heavy sounds as IT
some one was knocking violently in a 70 I'm
up stairs; ,hjs noise continued for some time
--kno *, knock knock lou Ter aud loader;
so much 50, that the conclusion shook he
house, as if it were about to be brought down
a'together-one person sa ing that that char
in which he was f irly lifted up, Ga heir
proceeding to her ep rtmen,, the young woman
give forth this culi Jus revelation: An plrl-
tiou had visited her, which she was permitted
t. b-holl for n time, and then her ewes gh'
lef, her as before-lhe figure Of a man dressed
in black. Of grim anl rough aspect. She
describes something breathed in her face
that the ligh'ed candle in the room burned
dim, and finally either went out ofits own az
cord, or was exit guished by some unseer
hand, when the figure appeared as stated.
con acquiring sufficient uterancH, she in
quirrd Of the ghost, in the name of the Holy
Trinity, why she was troubled with his pres
ence. Ga The third time of asking, the spec
ire spoke, in a thick, husky, holo~ voice
telling her, whiISt pointing in The direction
below to follow him to the cellar of the houS
where on removing the 1agstone on The hearth
something would be found buried, which
was the special purpose of his visit toreveal
On stating This the form OF the unearthIy visi
tant vanished like dim shadow Slowly an
silently tn 2 parties in the house went to the 10
caity in the cellar pointed out by the man i
black, dug up the heerthhag, and found
quantity Of bones buried little below tn
surface. A quantity OF hops in good preserva a
ton were found scattered, here and here, ,oye
The soil These bones, human they are sal,
to be by some accounted competent judges il
such matters have been ex ,mlnei by score
of people Their state Of decay leads to th
su position that long long time has elapse,
,ince they were put beneath the gouud,"
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The Cnt out or thc Rng.

The Raleigh (Norlh Carolna) Standard
after quoting the ar icle of the Challrs or
Mercury which expresses its dissatiSfact' N
with the dong' of the Montgomery Conven.
ton says:
We regard the remarks above given as
proof conclusive of two things-Grst, thai
South Ca-oIina left the Union in order to Sc
cure absolute free trade and the re ope ing
of he African slave trade; and, second, thai
The adoption OF the United Cons tuition by
the Provisional Government. and lhe prohib-
ition of The African slave trade, were bats 10
catch the slaveholding States vet remaining
in the Union, and to bring them into the
Southern Confcderacy. Alter giving its rea.
sons for its dissaIstsctions at the provision
prohibiting the reopening Of the Airlc n slave
trade the Mercury says: "But the Consitu
ton is only PROVISIONAL and temporary, and
may, therefore be tx ;usabe on tha, account"
That is to say, thai when the sloveholdin4
States yet in the Unlon shall have left il, and
Joined the Southern Confederacy, then, q
permanent Constitution, which shall prohibit
u tariff and provide tha' the Government shall
be supported by direct tax ,tlon, and b. silent
on the sub ,ct of the African slave trade, will
he formed, You nov zee. fellow-citi1ens Of
North Carolina. the trap set for you by thv
Cotton S ate Confel racy. The Mercury in
its wrath against the tariff of l357, and the
prohib ion of the African slave trade by the
Provii olal Constitution, has let The cat out
Of the bag
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Gen. rwiggs' name has been stricken
from the army roll as coward and traitor.
There is a runor ths John Bell is to -
into Mr. Lincoln's Cabinet.
The seceder,' President, JEFF. Davis, ia
about to send VIM l.. Yancey to Europe to
endeavor TO obtain recognition from Europe
an powers.
Another evidence OF F'Ioyd's treason has
come 10 light FIVE companies of Government
toops are stationed at Fort Randall on tne Up
per Missouri, and il now appears that heex-
Secretary sold all means Of transp ,rtation
exc 'pt enough to move one complny his pu :
pose bling 10 prevent forces from being call,
into action 10 Interfere grh h,s dcsisns,
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The 9errpsburg Suurnal.
From the Springfield News.l
AMERICAN SONG,

Sons Of Columbia and Of glory,
Children of this blood-bought land,
Often have We heard the story,
How your sircs-a meagrc band
Firmly stood against oppression
Nobly battling for their rights,
Till their bones lay white and bleeching,
On the plains and craggy heights,
Let the memory of your Sires,
Keep We to your country true.
BE your h arts desires,
10 emulate their actions too,
Worthy them To be descended
From those men who nobly dared,
And to gain their country's glory,
Fortune, home, nor life they spared.
Can YEP will We? DARE We falter
To maintain your hirth-right pure
To pres rye fair freedoms altar,
viii v, not till death endure
Act us dill your sirrS before We,
Leave Columbia, proud and free,
To your children, who will bless yc
For the boon of Liberty.
Stand, Americans United
cart to heart; and hand to hand,
Sacred keep the faith you've phghtcd,
To preserve your native land,
Then in vain may knaves and traitors,
With most hellish art combine
To drive the Goddess Of fair freedom
From this, her favored home and shrine.
ALFRED BURNETT
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DETITIoN FOR DIVORCE. Cornr COMMON
l. Pleas, WooD County, ONO.
Jon,,s Wllk ,r VS. Clthrrinl Walker

James Walker VS. Catherine Walker
Catherine Walker whose present place OF residence is
unknown to the plaintiff will take notice that james
Walker of WOOD county, Ohio dill on the 96th day Of
February 1884, file his petition in the Court Of Common
Pleas, within aud for the county Of Wood nsIid State of
Ohoagans the said Catherine Walkersstng forth that
plainifun or about the day june 1852, was married
TO said defendant that said defendant about The Is
day of September and divers days and tines before
and since that time has been guilty of gross neglect Of
duty towards plaintiff, and Of adultery with one Isaac
Walters and praying mat the final hearing Of this
cause the said plainbe divorced from said Catherine
Walker and that the custody of Harvey Francis Walk
Flora Marinda Walker and George Albert Walker, mi
nor children of said plaintiff and defendant be decrecd
TO plaintiff ana said Catherine Walker is notified 10 ap
pear and answer on or before the third Saturday after
The 4h day of April, 1851 defendant is further notified
that depositiouS Of witnesses will be taken in said
by the plaintiff, the Office of Hills * Prentiss in the
town of Medina, Medina county, Ohio, ON Wednesday
the Goth day of March, 1851 between the hours of a..
r and O'Clock p. m, Of that day anj u continue from
day day until finished defen liant is also notified that
depOsons Of witnesses in said bill be taken at the
Post Office in S,rungsve Cuyahogl county, ONO, on
Thursday the 2st day of March, 1861 between the hours
8 la M. and o'clock p. m of that day to continue from
day TO day until finished. DODGE g. TYLER, attys.
February 9Th, lSil--43w5S6 O3
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Southern Judges Wont Resign.

It's stated tha Justice Wayne and Justice
Campbell Of the U. s. Supreme Court the
one from Georgia aud the other from AlaSa-
ma, have both drtermined not to resign their
Offices, notwithstanding the secession Of their
respective Safes. Il is wise and patriotic
determination and must be prolu Tive OF good.
This decision can only be based upon their
conviction thai the secession of the States of
heir residence is unconstitutional aud wrong.
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DELINQUENT SUBSCRIBERS.

How happy are they
Whom the editors pay,
And have squared up for one year or morc
Tongue cannot express
The grcati Joy of the press,
When dcirquents have paid the old score.
Printers all the day long
Labor hard for song
A fate that is hard all agree
They have worked night and day,
And of course want their pay,
To buy sugar, ccilee, and tea
One could hardly believe,
What small sums they receive,
For the paper addressed to each name,
But the price is so small,*
That the good people all
viii pay up for the fear Of the shame |
*Only enc dollar and half year, in advance.
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DOAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that petition will Represented
TO the Commissioners Of Wood county, az their neat reg
uar session asking for the location and establishment
Of county road, ollows commencing the section
corner between section thirty and thrtytwo, town siN.
range eleven, on the Osego and Kellogg mill ruad !;
thence north sector line between section twenty mine
81 and 32 10 what is known the Johnston road and
there to terminate. MANY PETITIONERS.
February l3th, lS6l--4lw4*
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Saturday. March 18th, 1861,
S,HERIFF'S SALE.-LUCAS COUNTY COMMON
- PLEAS.
NV;lI;,r, N-I,ito Samupl smiley

By virtue of an execution issued the above entitled
cause by the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas OF Lu-
cas- county, Ohio, and 10 directed and delivered as
Sheriff of Wood county, Ohio, will offer for sale at
Public Yendue the door Of the Court House in the town
of Pcrrysburg, Wood county, Ohio, on
Saturday, March 9th, 1851,
between the hours Of III A. IN. and o'clock p, m, OF
that day. the following described real estate to witt the
undivided half of the northeast quarter of section
number twenty-nne township numb,r seven north of
range number twelve east. G. Z. GUiER, Sheriff.
BAKER & COLLINS, atty.
Fob. 9th, lSjl--40w5S3 II
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WILLIAMSON & RIDDLE, atty's
Feb. 9th. lS6l-i0wjS4 0o#
. HERIFF's SALE.

y
ucywood Chair Manufacturing Company VS. David NJ.
..... Pratt, ct all
BY virtue Of an execution in the above case issued by
county Ohio and to me directed and delivered | will
or for sale at public ycndue at the door of the Court
House in Perrysbnrg, Wood county Ohio, on
Saturday, March 3Oth, 1861.
between the hours Of IL n and o'cockp M, of said
dav the following described lands and tenements to witt
in.lotsip the town of Perrysburg number 629, l03 1l3
ia 7S0 74O 749 $780, 76J AMI 64 also outlotS in the
town of Perrysburgr number lo3 and lS7 also, SC 4
sect;on AZ townShip United States Reserves; also, the
VIZ NV u section 35, township J, United states r.
scrve also that part of the river tract number 50 sidl
ofD. 4 NJ II. r., containing 7O-leO ct an acre. also ta
noron Of river tract number 81 south Of said road CON
tanning 25 acres; ALSO the undivided q Of river tract 81
containing "a acres, all in Wood county, Ohio
G. L. GUYER, Sheriff.
HERRICK h BARLOW. attys.
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q RIFF 5 4 l. L
u Hin vs w. II. Benn ct al.

D. Hill VS. w. II. Beun ct al.
BY virtue order of sale to directed and dehv-
cred from the Court of Common eas of Wood county,
Ohio shall offer for sale at the door of the Court House
of said county, on
Saturday, March 10th, 1861,
between the hours of and o'clock p M, of said dcy
the south half of the west half of the norhwcs quarter
dissection number twenty two, town five range ten in
said Wood county. u. E.GUlEk, Shel1'
II. II. DODGE, atty
Feb. 9th, 1S6l-l0w5S2 63
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Innnnrr sOth, 1sel-S0w0sl s5.
= TERIFF,s sALE--cuYHoGA COUNTY COM

CHEKIFF7S NALE.--OO TII0V1f V0VIT-
= MON PLEAS lii;
.Iohn R. Wade VS. j. Van Blareum and g. HaSkms'
Bv virtue of an order of sale issued the above case
bv the Clerk of the Court of Common f2as o wy uoE
county Ohio and to N, directed and delivered as Shclh
of Wood county ohoI will or for sale atpqbhc VGnue
Of thc door of the Court House. in the town OF Perrysburg
Wood county, Ohio, ON o
between the hours of 10 n. m anil o'clock p M, OF
that dly the following described Lands and tenem 'ns 10
wit; the south half of the southeast quartes OF section
number number three north OF range
nmher eleven east ass the cast half Of the north
quarter of section twelve township number A. range
number ten cast containing eighty acres OF an less io
ofthe Portap. reyer in Wood county, Ohio.
Vi 'N '''' : : =" - s 's7 G. GuYER, Sheriff.
WILLIAMSON RIDDLE, atty's.
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SNturIaY, NNTCl OV1IIE IVO11
between the hours of - H. and O'Clock p Of said
dav the following described lands and tenemens to WIT:
the west Is of the north quarter, section II, town
G. L. GUYER, Sheriff.