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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-08-12
cRAsPING VICTORY.

Icn. Davis, IN his address to the soldiers
OF the rebel army, says:
The victory is within your reach, You need but
to stretch forth ycur hands to grasp it.
Santa Anna prior to ;ho battle ot Ruona
Vista, summoned General Tayor to eurreu
der. Como aud take me, was the impcr.
turhablc reply OF old Rough and Ready
5auta "strctchcd forth his haud' 10 its ut
most extent, but victory wouldn't he
Elaspcd.
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COLONEL JOHN LEE,

VIII positively he present, and address the
citizens OF Wood County on the important
,esucs Of the day. let every body attend,
nrl hear these able champions of loyalty.
rhc Union Silver Blud, from Toledo, 10
engaged f,r the occasion, and ~il| ho here.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-08-12
sANIVEL RAYNOR.

Nos lis Williams street, New York,
HSEGS LEAVE TO CALL TEHE At
NJ fENFioN ~ Dealers in Envelopes to the ESten.
siVe Assortment and superior Quality OF those mana.
he1ured by him, Ills machinery for manufacturing
BnVelenes is the latest and best-folding aud gum.
ming them In the most perfect manner,
The assortment embraces over 700 kinds, including
every size, style, color and quality.
The subs rrber nov has facilities for manufacturing
half million Envelopes per day, so that all orders
can he allied promptly
Also the Irving aud Harrison Mills Writing PAPERS,
By the case or In any quantity 20 suit the purchaser
Al offered a. the lowest possible pr,ces, on the
usual credit, or a discount OF for cash.
samples, with trade list ot prices, frr ished when
requested, and sent ny mail &c Of postage.
Sm SAMUEL RAYNOR
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For the Pcrrysburg Journal ]
A GARD.
PERRYsBuRe, August 8

PERRYsBURG, August g. 1858.
EDIToRs or JoURNAL-- GentlegHn In your is
sue of the goth July you published letter from H.
II. Dodge Esq, copied from the Napoleon North
West, in which it was stated that would not sup
port John Brough the Union candidate for Gov
ernor.
Immediately sent card to the Editor Of the
Independent, which was published in that paper of
the 3lst ult correcting the statement Of Mr.. Dodge
In your paper Of the jth inst find another let
ter over the signature Of J. ]. Parks also copied
from the Napoleon North West, charging me with
being a supporter Of vallandgham.
! was surprised tbot you would give publicity
to this charge without copying my denial.
now wish to state, through your paper, that I
have been firm supporter of the Union movement
from the tim, the war commenced, and intend to
lay aside all partyism until the war ends. The
Democrats Of this county, myself included entered
with zeal into the Union movement two years since,
and the reasons which rendered such action proper
and patriotic on our part then, exist in equal force
now.
| can discover nothing that should induce a
change Of cours, Of conduct on our part, but on
the other hand much that should make us firm in
raising the standard of our country high above
the. of mere party.
have never uttered A sentiment to any one diff
fcrcnt from this, nor have ever said that would
vote for in any way assist in the election of Mr.
Nallandigham; bat on the contrary, have la
bored for, shall continue to labor for, aud will
vote for John Brough, if life is spared me to do so
and | can not be persuaded or driven from this po
sition.
| trust this will put stop TO the report, wlicl
some have so industriously circulated, that | an
! not in favor of the Union movement.
Yours, &C., JOHN c. WOOSTER.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-08-12

Gen. IIcrrons division at Natchez de
strovcd an immense amount of rebel stores
captured Il large quantity of salt from
Louisiana for KEGS army aud great mum
Der of cattle from Texas.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-08-12

The steamer Ruth which left st. Louis
on Monday morning OF last week, for Nicks.
burg, was burned few miles below Cairo
The boat and cargo wcro entirely consumed
4 number of lives were lost and - 800 900
of Government funds were destroyed.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-08-12

The Richmond E,cdmiUer is gloomy over
the prospects al Charleston, and says the
fall of that place :" will be the most morti
tying aud disastrous event of the war, anC
a fatal blow to the cause of the Confedcracy.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-08-12

The Atlanta Memphis appeal, of the 2lth
ult., says the Governor of Georgia is max
ing extensive preparations to stop the raids
in that State, and that the Rebel War De
partment has resolved to stop the naviga-
tion of the Mississippi River, by u well
organized system OF guerrilla warfare.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-08-12

NNiANpIGUAN TuHNrn Our DooRs Tho
BE1d'o Ilca9iSrv oC Wcdnes lay says
" We lcarn that the propyictors of the CNr.
ton House, Canada, recently gave Nh Val
hudigham notice to quit circumstances
having rCuAercd the space occupied 10y
thar notorious individual preferable to his
company. The martyr il is said, has
taken up his abode with Sol Davis. the
keeper of the museum, where after being
properly hbelc'l he will he placed among
the other C0rioSjtes"
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-08-12
WOOL WANTED.
WM. HOUSTO,
a nuINISTN NATTsrN,S NO'VgCT,-yol
NEW WOOLEN FACTORY,
Ar
MiUMEE, LUCAS COUNTY, OHIO.

rJNHE subscribers, recently removed from Water
i willie, Lucas county, Ohio respectfully an-
nouuCC To the citizens Of Lucas and adjoining
counties, that they have erected new Mill near
the Naurlcc Bridge, and filled II with machinery
rt the latest improvements, and are prepared to
carry ON the manufacturing Of Wool, in all its
yariou, styles, in manner not inferior to any
in the State.
Their machinery is in good order and
will he managed by old, experienced workmcn.
This added to our personal knowledge of30 years,
iustics us in saying that We are prepared to man
utaCture goods not inferior 70 any in the STATE, Or
elsewhere, for durability.
They will keep on hand all styles Of goods,
such as Cashmere, full Cloth, Satinot Jeans,
TwcCdS, Flanncls Blankcting, LnseYS, Nc.. all Of
which will I've exchanged ior wool on the most rea-
souahlc terms. They will manufacture by the
yard or ON shares
Wool will be received from both Railroad
aud Canal, manufactured and cloth sent back, the
owner may direct. Those bringing their wool
across the Bridge will have their toll paid-if tho
amount is fifty pounds, or over. Those bringing
less amounts, will have " foot toll - paid,
We will card and spin wool into yarn,
will weave yarn into Satinet Jeans or Twecds,
. and finish them, if desired.
Wool tn card into rolls. or manufacture
into cloth, left or sent to the care Of Steamboat
Relic at Toledo, will be received, carlsd or man
ufacturcd, and returned as ordered by the owner.
We are prepared to work wool into everything, in
whole or in part, that the farmer wants.
PRICES For NAUFACTURlNG, PER ND.
Cashmere and full Cloth .... .,.... IA cents
rlaid FlamelS, red blue &C., i-i.,'..,. to cents
Black or Wine Flauucs i-I.... ....,,., 80 cents
White FlRncS i-i........ Gee. ......... % cents
Riaukctug, TWilcd J-i............ .... 30 cents
Satiuctt ............. ......... 40 cents
JeauS ....,,............35 IS cents
Twccds .,........, ......,,....., 80 cents
LiuScy Tor Sheets ........... rs cents
The chain for the Satnett, Tweeds, Jeans and
/ Lnsey, will he furnished at the above rates.
/ WIN do all Custom Work full and dress Cloth
card Wool into rolls &C., &c.
2. {. Il J. L. DEAN,
! Lucas Co., MAY 5, 1868, Am
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uNrON SENATORIAL TICKET
IN PEI,RVSI'' Rt
COLONEL CHARLES ANDERSON,
ron sEN, ,roR
TSRALf, GREEN, Of Hancock.

Orr worthy candidate for Lieutenant Coy
ctnnr ol Ohio, and
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-08-12

Nl>, CUN,E's BuRruhr RNc-The he,
teothal rmS ordered 10y Senator Spraguy
for his iuiondcl bride, Miss Koto Chase
is diamond solitaire, set IN enamel and
not cosed Il is described as beautiia
aud tastcsH ornament, worthy ol the beau
hfu| yons loty who is tho happy posses.
sor of the r'kcn. The price OF tho ring
was 81 600
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-08-12

In tho late operations against jackson
Gen sherman lost about ! 600 men Th,
army is npw uN Nl,r2 ajuS .omplcl, reorglu
ization,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-08-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
P r L NJ / U M
WOOD SAVING MACHINES !!

TNHE undersigned is now prepared to receive
i orders for these celebrated Wood Mills unsur.
passed for ease of draft durability, efficiency and
price. These machines have been thoroughly test
ed simple in construction, and not liable to get
out Of repair; will saw, from fair logs over thirty
cords day-and requiring only two horses to
work it..
Hand in your orders early. Hundreds Of Gus
toners throughout the country failed in getting
machines at all last season, because they did not
order in time: while many others could not get their
machines for weeks after they were ready to use
them, for the same reason. Order early-it will
make no difference in the time of payment.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-08-12
How THE CoPrERHEAps pEcuyEp Mon.
GAN.-Ihe XlnesvilIe Conlrr saws;

We have il from one of our citizens that
"a wounded rebel Of the fight AT Washington,
Guernsey county, declared just before he
died, that Gen Morgan would never have
started on his raid through Ohio If he had
not heen promised ten thousand recruits
from the ranks Of NtllaudiSham mon.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-08-12

CHERIFF'S SALE.
David A. Hail.
VS.. Lucas County Common Pleas.
George b. way.l
BY virtue of an order of sale issued from said
Court in the above entitled cause, and to me d
rected, shall, at the door of the Courthouse, in
Perry sburg, in Wood county, Ohio, ON
SATURDAY, August 30, 1868,
At 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. of said day offer for sale at
public vcnduc the following described lands and
tenemcnts to-wit
The undivided half Of the north half Of section
sc, town north range f2 cast.
Also the undivided half of the east half Of the
southwest quarter of the same section, town and
/ range. Same containing in all two hundred acres,
more or less. situated in Wood County. Ohio.
g. +. GUYER, Sheriff Wood Co., 0.
/ r. G. LEMMoS Attorney.
July 20. 1853 1884 90
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wOOD AND STRAW WANTED

WE wish to purchase from 500 to COO cords Of
w wood to be delivered us may be convenient,
during the summer and fall Also, 900 tuns or
straw. to be delivered after harvest, and during
the fall.
For further particulars, inquire oC u. F. Claim,
at his residence, near the junction Of the Maumce
and Giead roads.
SMITH & CIAFLIN.
Pcrrysburg, June !, 1863.
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HARDW ARE,
TIN AND STOVE STORE.
0'D0N0LD & WORRIES,

GlLEAD. OHIO,
L EEP constantly on hand general assortment
IN OF Tin aud Japanued Ware, Wooden Ware
and AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, consisting
of Mowers, Reapers, Horse Rakes, Gram Cradles,
ScythcS aud Snathes, Drills, Corn Shelters, Hoes,
Rakcs Steel Plows OF various patterns, Corn Pows
and Cul,ivators.
IRON Of all kinds, and general stock Of
HARDWARE,
Our stock of STOVES includes the Royal Oak,
King Improved, Stltesmln-something new snd
superior, Volunteer, ComPeer, and all the popular
Stoves of the day.
Our PARL0R aud PARLoR COOK STOVES
Of the best quality, finish and pattern, and we
invite our friends 10 call and look at them before
purchasing elsewhere.
We will exchange our Goods for Cash, Old Cop
per, Old Iron, Rags, aud
ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE,
Ready pay bous the order Of the day.
Gilcad o, August D. 1888. lar
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Richmond paper' state that GO has
massed his troop and is ready for another
battle.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-08-12
L y V f l. or ES
AND
w It'll n q ZAP ERS

AT WHOLESALE,
To Booksellers, Stationers, Druggists, Dealers IN
Fancy Goods, Merchants, and all others who
purchase Envelopes and Writing Papers.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-08-12
BUCKEYE PORTABLE CIDER MILLS

r AM AGAIN in market with these excellent
i Mills. There have been several improvements
made since last season. which makes them the
most perfect mill in the world. Call and see sam
pie mill also the
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-08-12
nUCKEYE GRAIN nRILL.

have sold these Drills for three seasons, and do
not hesitate to pronounce them the best drill ever
sold in the county. Farmers, don't fail to get
BUCKEYE GRAIN DRILL.
d. KREPS.
Perrysburg, July 20, 1863 oc1y
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-08-12

Neither the Congress nor a Territorial Icgisla-
urC shall have power Tn Interfere with the right Of
the citizens Of any ct the States within either Of the
sections tn migrate upon equal terms with the cit-
z'us ot the States within either Of The other sections
To the Territories of he United States nor shall
either the Congress or Territorial Legislature
have power To- destroy ar impair any rights Of
either person or property in The Territories.
New States annexed for admission into the Union,
formed erected within the jurisdiction of other
States and States formed, with the consent of the
Congress, ont Of one territory ot the United States,
shall b, entitled to admission upon equal footing
with the original States under any constitution eS-
tab,ishIus government republican in form which
the people thereof may ordain, whenever such
States il formed ont of any territory of the United
States, shall contain, within an area of not les.
than sixty thousand square miles, a population
equal % the then existing ratio Of representation
for one member Of the llous, of Representatives.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-08-12

Amount on hand january 80, lSSe Si0a,40O .000
Total dam site product ut prv'inus metals from
June 8, 1915 Ia Jun, 20, 500, S5g $40 400, or an
average Of about So 100000 per amman,
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Obituary.

Did, On the eo;h Of ia y. OF consumption .. tie
eosldsnoo Of h,s mother, IN Lun.uturs county Va
HDNRY n. vIHpALI. Il msrher Of the Luusn
borg cavalry In the Goth year Of his sgs, leaving
. fond mother, brothers ard sisters and lsrg &C.
circle Of hiends 70 mourn their loss
We csnnot turn away FRI m the efav, Of this
youue patriot and toldisr Without paying r. buie
70 bis memory. He possessed more han the os6:.
nary qualities OF man. Although the victim Of
that insiSious and relentless 6issase, consumption
and with hut little physical abilities for the enGu
rmcs Of camp LIFE, yet his high senss Of duty 10
his country, with . lofty spirit Of patriotism
iulkd oil meansr obstacles, xnd the frat eomPa. y
that Was ealDe1 n HE couniy found this young p.
ssiot IN ~ ranks. Fsam that time he continued
10 fsi.hfuy ss1ve hiS country, until ct length he
-Ss fofee0 20 surrender 10 the fell disssss under
which be wae fasS was jig away. He was among
tho 6rss - eneounter shs hardshirs Of t8ls war
IVES all through the campsisn in Western VIrsiais
IN tho early summer OF 6l-at the battle Il KicD
1rounsaiu-and he bore ali the revere and msuoFa
bic kaf0Ghips al the forced marches of that NOUN.
sainoas oampsign hsroieally and unmurmuriugly.
His bssvo gp.Fit never rclsxs In its srdor and
tAusissm, and he remained In tho fad until he WIS
ssEishsa down BY wsaknsss fFcm tins enero.eh.
meat Of his diseass and WIS bsrnc home, whss hs
fingered until death. surrounded ana scOthed by
1he tsnd,r hand Of affection. Bs leaves b,e;aer
q tbs war 10 emulate biR example Of endurance
ard resolution. Hcbe youth he ie gone. We
could never yisld TO the enemies OF his country.
Int ct length, slah he tbsys tho summons OF the
common dsstrcysf-nsA,h. Honor and rsacs to
The young hsro's grave.
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~ his rssl6spcs, In ttie city. yesisYdsy, about
O'Clock, sftsr a illness efGsvsrSi days CHARLES
b. LAD 0LRY, In the e yssr OF his age.
The hisnds and a. quaastsaces Of the fsxai y rrs
requested 20 sttsnd hts fnnarsl finn mia sis real
dsosA on Main etrsst nearly opposite the ST
OAaeles Hotel f m ,rI0w Sunday sste-no7o, q.
o'o1oek, without further coacs
In powhaasu CO. q the residence Of M suhlet.,
Me- MATTE = LEHMY. OF this city.
TIE fsisnAs Of the family are requested to attend
her fussfai from the F,rm r. esbyterian Church,
(D1 Nooss's ,htx sf:Ssnoon ., O'Clock.
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TELEGRAPHIC
PROM CHARLUTOx.


CsAgLIsrOs. July 3l.-Cummiags's Point
was severely bombsrded yesterday morning,
commencing about 10 O'Clock. The Ironsides
and twn Doniton were engaged. Tie bonn
ba,dment lasted until about Y. NJ, when the
veseels withdrew.
fsKCoKD DISPATCH
CHARLESTON, July 3l.-A heavy lombard.
msnt was commenced at daybreak THE morn
ing on the &nsmy'a works, on Morris Island
from Sumter end Wagner, continuing until
o'clock, when Il ceaeed All quiet at 10 A NJ
Batteries Gregg, Ssmkins, and Wagner, and
Fort Sumter responded to the enemy's fire.
Two men were killed and one wounded at
Battery Gregg. TIE battery is not materially
injured. Battery Wagner is said TO be IN bet.
tor condition than before.
There YVES no ..ing on james leland, and
very little at Battery Wagner to-day. Bean.
regard visited the james Island works to-
daV
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$4,000. xDussA& NvvsSA.s .A-~----
U0nsbAlG's hAMuALi
0ILHAGs MANUAL :
WEST 4 JOHNSTON,
les wAss tTRaRT, lis HnoHp,
MsEuAL (r TNsTAUOTION
Tor ths Won .teess sra Militia ef Ne Confederate
e:atsa New and ssvissd ssiti"s, With the Plates.
pf!cs ~
SRE ORDINANCE MANUAL FOR 1t8I,
For ths ase II Tire ctf sefs he Confederate EtAtes.
New aud revised edition, With plates. P1htishsa
ly CIDER u th~ War Department. Pfics %.
ABxy EYaUL.ri0ss
GsNv 1DExATn 8TATBS.
esdsssd a"i approved BY The ssesetsry u WAs.
Win fuii index BY nsjos h LIZ. A o.
Price o..
kAHAN8
PExMAN1Nr FORTlfICATlONS
AED PLATES.
2 vols. Price 80
SARRyE'S
CAMP And Ft4LD AUk0E1Y.
Prics s.
rs Upon The rees,e: u Ihs price ~ VII Gof'
ward o.,sss OF the sboy. to sny pats OF shs Joo'
f.6sfaeY.
Address ogG.rg
wGs7 T. JOuasT0N,
siE!{shsrs end Booked ess,
su 81, Iss 9sfu srssf, Richmond
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Old CLui 90 Posi.s.nss, Hanover county.
au1-GtA

f1NAk subscriber dssises u ssH ramsaia.sly his
i vAlasb,s farn, lyins IA kssklsnhurs county.
aess Eosnoks river, oOnajstnx OF ZIG acres, about
500 uf which Ars cleared AID nishiy improved with
oomMolious AID hsndsom d. sling aud on. houses
Admirably hc,tsd for Yoy sieiar. Terra Ibesai.
inquire Of DR. B,isa, xaat corner S0.h &ud q, Go
4. HIchnond OF address. rae Ga sns premises Of 81
Tsmlasuy. MseAisnaare, va.
IL 3l--d&sw2ss d EuAOxY.
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SOUTHERN ExssiEss PGcKAaE LIST

SOUTHERN EXPRESS cFFiGE.
aichsnoui, August !. 1868
TE1Hk FOLLOWING PERSONS HAVE rAUK.
3 A1EE remaining IL tais cftics, uisla,Gasd to
dale. Ihugs osii;ng for them la0s. prodIos chip.
pi4.g receipts o!h.r evidence CT their authority
g. receipt fof tAsIn:
IT, Persons calling fos the following packages
viii pisGss say shsy are aaTesssssd:
Allen K Hiit H. Niles Hon W
b nfo,d 1T H;i N Piukhsm Chas
Booker = a Hsr~Ooi lss9 ksyno.as w q
Bartlett WIN litter
nro1nPY Harr;a3aDr sew!snd Ssya't
Blair MS w HARDY HT Smith uspt r
Oowatdia w l. EeGmsa Is r Gpgsis
NbOa W Jolts ~ Tyler 90:
Tseasley Capt loans JnoJ Wa'sorJ
l. Lose Corpl Williams A
H.kucls n A Lowry VIZ Walker "A
barney EEJH
&C. lit II = ZAMTGT. N, Agsat.
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CfGCK3 At AUOrIoN--Ws will sell ct auc-
y ticn, At cnr efass, On NEpNHsDAY, 5sh Au-
sust ut - I'ssosk-
$3.50 Virginia gtaie Stock
10 COO Confsdsrs.s States Ucnvertbls per
CO. Avaikb
5000 OonfedssAte Etats0 per cent Bonds, IS
million issue
$50 Norfolk Csty 6seek
IS shares FSfmsrt Bznk Stock
50 shares Bank Commonwealth Stock
20 shares Bank of Richmond Stock.
ISL LAlOAtfDR 4 %. Auet'e.
In addition
20 shares Clever Hill Stock
ID do xauehsstsr q 4 w n STICK
au1 LANOkST1R & CO, Aue's.
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Eg-2fsGIAE HJEL0E.-Tbs as.jsrsisn.d begs
IN Ffoxm bis friends AID tosmsr pstTors thss h1 is
siil IA tbs ses.or BUSINESS, having IN in.sress in
tas busiaess Of Easssys YIN n So.ic, sorg l. cc,
tron boil0ing Re TIC sa6 8 Ecin street, vyher.
le will ks pleased to c,Ufnc. syios for those who
fsyof hiaa v i'm their patronage. The magnificent
holding snd lEcge Business experience of Hessrs
VIM Roule, Sccs e. 90, ofsr superior induce
nasnts TO parties having sccds of Suy description
II SSH at public a1ctioD or Isiyais ssis.
Thsckfn scs .hs iipsrai pGsfonzss OF his friends
while 10 the eoaesrn OF sumner Ru.rssr, b. re-
specially s0.iotts con.inusacs of the sans
JkB BURMESE
Il 9~-ts Formerly OF gunner Il surrsss
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MARXsITEyp.

On vhursday, :ofh JuY. By the zsv J Ie.:.
NJ Nm II FsRxAK, Of Eeclir, G. srd Miss
NARY 1LZaB2TH, eldest daughter Of i
HoSe$en, Ysu
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LARK or 43l AORHA, nNAK TEE ri On.
MOND AND YRRDERloEaDUR0 hail.
ROAD, OH YHH OHIOKAHOAINI RIVvR, IL
NILES FROM RICHMOND. FOR SALE PEI.
vAT1LY.-By request OF Col q " Aunford,
whoss engagements pis.ent his giving the necse
FARs sitnssed ~ Shove. About 30 crss havs
been highly improved aud are IN cuisivaiion, the
remainder Ia woods from Nbtsh IL IL estimated
thst n,ors th.n enough eogld b spared 10 pay the
cMt Of tha whole Farm.
Tko improvements are . swelling. with rooms
sesideg ea.ersrt OrerHser's hoese. with rocms
ki.onsn, &c Tho situGti0n IN healthy. water az
es:lsat, sra daily access 70 tbp city BY the cars
which pass ei,hln 2uaftss Il m,s Of the house.
Tssnn reasonable Fhe plat gf the IsEd San Do
sesa A. nay sfacs. a ID WILLIAMS.
"a ~ Sod3. Auc.ieresr.
~ aEa eF 4aS AOsES. ~ HsHRIoO. IL nies
wass OF ichmond, nsSr 70 psap xua Church,
H.. Gale At tbs % asst af 344 Wan Hofen We offer
.. p,ivx:s aa.s hls vaaabls teEm located - above
l. oon:Gas les a,rss, OF whLsh Gb0ut two thirds u
open 'sad s1bfscany goms - meadow land. The
buildings e0neixt Of large dwelling, (soms what
out Of repSlr,) two negro euaeters containing 4
rooans each, q stable End carriage hnuas 'shsr,
.s On tho place an old orchard Ar aa.srh
Ssundsrs The manager, will take rlsasuse ~ h
log Il to these Who may call on him Price Slo Coz
aul-4t 0OODIN AFrEssoa.
HANOV2k LAND FO1 GALL off.r for
h sae . small Farm Ia tbs county OF Han0vsr.
al llnlrs the lands Of Judge J Meredith, Es n
fs''sy aud others, containing 256 acres, IA miles
irr m Ri shmond $50 sesss Of which cleared q
the balaucs II ssk and pine siubsr. There Sra ace
beds Of tie beet IA ari vary cons entsnt ths Psnun-
Isai- Tia improvements conAss II salali building
vita swo rooias, yearly new
'kN h UogZEsr,
Old CLus "a Post<l.nss. Hanover county.