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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-04-23

sixth WARD REPUBLICAN CLUB.-Laste eve
ming the regular meeting OF the Republican
Club, of the Sixth Ward, was held at Odd
Fellows Hall, Navy Yard, and was attended
by about one hundred colored and twenty-five
whites.
MIR. William Dixon (white) presided, and
Mr.. G. s. Evans (colored) acted as Secretary.
Mr.. Holmes introduced resolutions proytd-
ing for meeting OF the club on Monday, NAV
18th, 10 elect delegates to the Don yention .or
nominating candidates for tax collector, regis
ter and surveyor, at which meeting none bnt
members shall be admitted until after dele
gates are elected. and directing the executive
committee to consider and, IL possible, reporta
plan by which the election may be cond n cted
harmoAiously, and that the candidates on the
warducket shall not be nominated un iii after the
city nominating Convention Is held. He asked
that these resolutions be referred 10 the execu.
tive committee.
Mr.. j. s. Martin (white) asked IL these rese.
luuons did not conflict with resolu tions previ.
ously adopted setting apart the Cd Thursday in
May Tor the same purpose.
Mr. Holmes SAID he did net propose that AM
action should be taken by the ASSOCIATION unit
the executive committee made report
Mr. Martin urged that there were too nanv
revolutions already pending and thought that
those should BE disposed Of before others are
considered.
Mr.. Holmes said that one reason be had f,r
Introducing the resolutions was thar they
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Pr.nius E.y T9Et CITY seAP.
Premium IA nLf s04P,
For sai. eb.ap for ease. Orders through tAs
. 9. B. JEWKLLx
ssa q O. nsrsS, Sss. Ssh anS Sch. 10 II en-
DRYsIoIAlT HAK1-Bo0K 0F P81OTI01
tssS v1AsoSgAILoR.
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sHERIFF,S SALE.

JAMES \. LODGE ct al. vs.. Elizabeth Lodge ct
- al Superior Court, case No S60o In o6edl.
ence to the command OF an order OF partition is.
sued by the Superior Court OF Montgomery Coun.
ty, Ohio, and TO me directed, will offer for sale
on the premises herein described, in Montgomery
County, Ohio, on
Saturday, Au9usf 10, 1851
At O'Clock ?. n, the following described real es.
tate to-wlti Situated In Butler Township, In the
county OF Montgomery and State Of Ohio, aud
being hfty acres OF land on the east side OF the
southeast quarter OF section twenty C20), town
ship three a., range six (6l east In said township
and county Aforesaid, with all the privileges and
appurtenances thereto belonging. Said IA m has
good log house and good barn and other out.
buildings; and Is fine land within one and hall
miles of Cham mbersburg
SAld real estate has beer appraised at $40 per
acre subject 10 u0wer interest OF Elizabeth C.
Lodge during her natural life, and cannot sell ior
less than two.thlrds the appraised value thereof
Terms Of sale One-third cash on day OF sale
and ne-third in enc year, and One.third In two
years from day of sale. Deferred payments ~
bear Interest, and 10 be secured by mortgage on
the premises, a q. II. DAVIDSON
ODLiS n CAnILL, Attorneys.
Julya 1861 -wat-43
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THE BASIS or REPUBLICAN
ENT.

Rss0iUed, That the several states composing the
United States, are not united on the principle OF
unlimited submission 10 their General Govern =
ment, but that by compact, under the style and
title OF Constitution OF the United states, and Of
amendments thereto, they constituted General
Goyernment, for special purpOses--delegated u
that Government certain definite powers, Teserv-
ing, each state TO itself, the residuary mass OF
right 10 their self-ROvcrnment; and that when
ever the General Government assumes undelega-
ted power, its acts are uuauthOritatve, void, aud
OF no fOrcei That to this compact each State Ac.
coded state, and Is an integral party, Its CO.
StAtos forming as to itself the other party; that
the Govornmunt created by this compact was not
made the exclusive or fnal Judge OF the extent Of
the powers uulegated 10 itself, since that would
have made It's discretion, and not the Constitution
the me sure Of its plwefs; but that. as In all
other cases of COMPACT AMONG POWERS HAVING
No COMMON JUDGE, EACH PARTY HAS AN EQUAL
RIGHT TO JUDGE FOR ITSELF, AS WELL oF iNFRAC-
TtONs As OF THE NODE ANDMEAsURE OF REDRESS -
TIE FGrsf hesfHcty Resoiatioa Of 1903
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News by Telegraph and Mail.

No less than six children, while sport
ing In dug-out, near Memphis, were
drowned on the 2Gth ut They were be-
tN cen the ages of five and fifteen years.
At Enterprise, Ala, on Monday, a mer-
chant, named Johnson, was fatally shot by
Il MIR. WOllcy-he did not die till he had
killed Wolley and his wife and daughter
Yesterday. ut ~ p. NJ, the thermometer
stood. in Cincinnati, at ~.
The Washburne homestead, in Liyermore'
Maine, was totally destroyed by fire Satur-
day afternoon. The house had been fitted
up in fine style by Governor Washburno
and the Congressman brothers. for u sum-
mer place.
A cable dispatch from Gibraltar, of june
30, announces the arrival of the steamer
Quaker City, with the excurslonists TO the
Holy Land on board, all well.
A very hard storm of wind and rain,
with considerable hail, passed Vinccnnes,
Indiana, between and o'clock yesterday
afternoon. The rain fell in torrents for
thirty minutes,
Fifty Mormon missionaries reached ST.
Louis, yesterday, on their way to Europe
The total amount of treasure shipped
from San Francisco to New York since
January lst Is s20s05,00
NJ. l.. Rice, hadical, has given notice OF
his intention to contest the seat of George
w. Adams, member of Congress elect from
the Eighth District of Kentucky.
A gas explosion at the Clarendon Hotel
Washington. yesterday, damaged the build
ing seriously and injured three persons
employed in the premises.
Five freedmen were yesterday appointed
on the police at Mobile, and sworn in by
Mayor Horton.
Judge Wayne, of the Supreme Court
lies at the point of death, in Washington
There are now in India about 3,7O0OOC
head of sheep, and $4,000 dogs.
The Tribune special says there are nc
signs of speedy end 10 the Indian war
five thousand Sioux forbid white men tC
enter their country. The Utes threaten
new disturbances.
The new city collector in Washington
has appointed negro his chief clerk.
| General sheridan telegraphs to General
Grant confirming Maximilian's execution
A young German in the employ of Mr.
Reirers. in Terre Haute, Indiana, commit
ted suicide Oh Thursday, by hanging. On
his person were found $4,000, and letter
explaining that an unhappy marriage was
the cause of his death.
The Charleston Mercury states that 1t is
understood that General Sickles had al
ready arrived at conclusions concerning
registration, generally the same as those an
nounced by the Attorney General, before
his opinion was promulgated,
A man named Mcguire, who was asleep
on the roof of a building In Philadelphia,
on Monday night fell to the pavement, a
distance of seventy feet but was not
killed.
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MaXImilian's Fate Surrender oi
the Capital.

MaXimilian's Fate Surrender of
the Capital.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-The Austrian
Minister'S dispatch from the Captain OF the
Austrian sloOp-of-war reported off the
Southwest Pass, Louisiana, states that Max
lmilian was executed on the 10Th inst; and
the report Is confirmed from other sources.
Mr.. Stewards message arrived at JuareZ's
headquarters. The latter said he was dis
posed TO spare MaXimilian, but the popular
sentiment demanded his execution.
To-day the Austrian Secretary Of Lega-
tlon sent dispatch by cable TO the Emper-
or Francis Joseph, of Austria. and the En-
peror Napoleon, announcing Maxlmilian's
executions,
The event has produced great deal OF
excitement here among the foreign Minis
ters. The residence OF the Austrian Minis
ter has been visited to-day by nearly all OF
| these officials, who called 10 condole with
him and obtain the latest Intelligence.
Commander Roe OF the United States
| steamer Taconcy, telegraphed TO the Sec
retary OF the Navy: Macmillan was shot
on the 10th inst lie begged hard for his
corpse for the Austrian Captain, and was
refused.
The City Of Mexico surrendered on the
goth. Vera Cruz holds out on account Of
the foreign legion. Diaz orders no accept
ance of surrender.
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Difd.

sCIISEIDER-On Tuesday morning, July I'd
at O'Clock, NELLIE, infant daughter OF Edward
j. and r. \, Schneider
Funeral will take place from the residence o,
the parents. No. S23 Fifth street, Wednesday
morning at 10 O'Clock. Service bylRev. Fritz, In.
terment Woodland.
HOMMEL-On Mondly at ten O'Clock, A. NJ
WILLIE infant son OF William and Sarah HON
mel, aged year, months, II days
The funeral will take place from the Columbus
House, In FrenchtOwn, on Wednesday afternoon
at two O'Clock. Interment Woodland
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10 900 shares. amounting 70.


Certificates OF these shares will be lnclOscd in
envelopes exactly alike, sealed NJ, mixed well
together, numbered on the outside aud deposited
in boxes, subject to pubic inspection. Any per-
son sending % cents for the certificate can order
what the certificate calls iOr, he then send a.
and obtain deed for the land no matter what II
may be, whether Lot worth from 50 to $50 or u
Farm worth from 500 to s25 900 All Farms worth
over t1 900 will be redeemed IN Greenbacks should
IL be pre- erred. subject to deduction of 20 per
cent to cover Npeuse of sales, Ne. Amy number
Of shares can he taken by individuals Clubs will
be received ut 10 per cent discount, with an extra
certificate TO the gettcr up OF the club.
Address, with money, and stamp incloscd for
return postage, ". BAU DER.
RappahnnnOck city, Culpcppcr Co., Va,
Via liculeton Station, %. and A. u, II.
p. S 90 Rappahann0ck CITY Is in the midst OF the
gold mining district In Culpeppcr County aud
County, on Louisa Fork Of Big Sandy River
The shares are sold 50 cheap to induce nmiE Era-
tion and settlement. Juuc2i
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Who Wants Bargains.

MARTIN OMBERG Err, REAL
ESTATE AGENT, DAYTON, ONO, has for sale.
twenty Houses and Lots ranging from $500 TO
5000.
Also six Farms three Ia Darke, two Ia Mont
gomery aud one In Van Vert County,
The undersigned can always be found at the
Ohio Insurance Once, when not out on business
or at the Post once corner.
Buys and sells property Terms liberal
apr t2-tf
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Democratic State Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR
ALLEN @. THURMAN.

FOR GOVERNOR:
ALLEN @. THURMAN.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR:
DANIEL S. UHL, of Holmes.
FOR TREASURER:
DIR. G. FULTON, of Crawford.
FOR AUDITOR:
JOHN MCELWEE, of Butler.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL:
FRANK II. HURD, of Knox.
FOR JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT:
THOMAS NJ. KEY, of Hamilton.
FOR CONTROLLER OF TREASURY:
VIM. SHERIDAN, of Williams.
FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS:
ARTHUR HUGHES, ofCuyahoga.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

DURsU ANT TO law, notice Is hereby given that
L TuoMAs j. s. SMITH, }. A. w ALTKRs q. l..
NALLANDGGHAM, GEORGE w, HOUK, G.. u. HAR-
Man. ADAM SNYDER, $. h. WoODsUh ID. A. HOUK,
THOMAS o LOWE JOHN l. BRLvGLLE. ALBERTUs
GEt0ER, JOIN BROADRUP, DENEis DwNER, SAN.
vet MAYS aud JoHN MOELwEE, have associated
to form an INSURANCE COMPANY for the purpose
first specified in section of the "Act % regulate
lnsurAnce companies" passed April l5 1857, and
by said act aud the act of May L. 1852; the princ-
pat O0lce of said company to be located at Dayton,
Montgomery County, ohio
Dayton, May l. isB7-datW
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given to whom Il may con
~ eerni that l. have this day been appointed
aud qualified as Administrator OF Harvey bianch-
ard, late OF Montgomery county, OHIO deceatsd
All persons having claims against the estate Of
the said Harvey blanchard, are required 10 pre-
sent the same TO nle, aud all persona indebted 10
said estate required To settle the same NJ th me
HENRY &. GRAVEa
Dayton. o., June ~. 1851 -ditawSt-l9s
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From Europe.

THE PARIS EXPosITIoN-DIsTRIBUT OF
PRlZEs-GRAND SIGHTS

PRlLES-GRAND SIGHTS.
PARIS, July l-Evening.-The distribu-
ton of prizes took place at the Interna-
tlonal Exhibition to-day, In the presence
Of an immense assemblage, of all national
lties.
The Emperor Napoleon. Empress Eu-
genie with the Prince Imperial and Prince
Napoleon, with suites, proceeded TO the
Exposition in eight carriages, each drawn
Aziz. the Sultan of Turkey and suite in
six splendid carriages, each drawn by six
horses richly caparlsoned.
When the initiatory ceremonies were
concluded, the Emperor rose from the
throne and made II brief address, when the
Commissioners announced the dlstrlbu-
ton ofprizes.
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NOTICE,

TNHt undersigned has been appointed and qual.
Il fed by the Probate Court tof don't gousry coun-
u, OHIO Executor upon the estate OF ames Brooks
late OF said County, decensed Those knowing
themselves Indebted 10 said estate will call aud
settle with said Executor, and those having
claims against said estate will present them TOi
allowance. JEFFERSON A, WALTERS,
May 80, 1907 d2t W8t-'3s Executor
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ayrw advertisements .
LEGAL NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has this day been duly appointed and quail.
fed as the Executor Of the last will and testament
Of Catharine Oyerh0lser, deceased late Of Mont
Romery County Ohio. DAVID FLORY
July2 1867 Wit
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HENRY HuIET,s ESTATE.

ON the 9th day OF May, A. ID. 1867, the under.
" signed has been appointed and quRllaed Al.
ministrator ofthe estate Of Horny nulet late OF
Montgomery County, ohio, deceased.
GEORGE A. GROVE.
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ID. y. POTTLE.
Horse Shoeine Shop,

COR. ST CLAIR AND THIRD ST., DAYTON, o
Having established my shop at the above locA.
ton, VIII give particular attention to shOeihg
horses thAt interfere OF are Ioubed with quarter
rantes satisfaction ON all work. Charges reason
able. Apr25, 'G1-dSm
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DMINlSTRATOR'S SALE OF FIVE
VALUABLE TRACTS OLE LAND.


INHE undersigned Administrator OF the estate
Il of Bar hOlOmeW BuOher, deceAsed, will Offer Tor
sale on Saturday, june ", 1861 commencing ut ~
O'Clock orenoon, ON the old farm OF bartholomew
BOOhcr, deceased, now occupied by John RUOp
eight (bl miles north Of Dayton, on the old Troy
PIKE, and On the east side OF the Miami river.
First tITdcf-Containlng lU2b acres, lying on the
Miami river, some four miles north OF Dayton, In
Harrison township, east ul David BCarusheAr's;
this Is the het O bottom lands, under good cult
yation, g1od brick dwelling house, frame barn and
other outhouscs, are all In good repair. There u
well ot water at the house aud one at the barn.
second Ifdct-Belng the old homestead OF the
Late bartholomew BOoher, decd containing one
huudr Il aud sixty two and twelve one -hundredth
acre, more or less. This tract is IN good Cultiya.
tiou. land Is good aud the best and most valuable
ui opar timber, the best in the county, the tim
her " III more than pay for the land; aud other
vlluIhle timber Is on the place, There IL n good
farm barn. house aud outDuIlings on this tract
there l. u good spring of water ou this place.
- IhiTd Iidof-lYiug lust east Ol the old home
ing ninety -Oic and sixty one .hundrodths ncres
81 GO-lOOJ About onc-halt OF this tract Is under
valuable poplar timber. There Is good barn
and first rate good orchard OF young bearing fruit
trees, with II well OF good water
foarM Irdct-LyinK In Miami county, ohio,
about Two miles north Of the old homestead Of
Bartholomew BuOheI, deceased, and on tho Ma.
t,onal road, which isnow being piked. This tract
contains lGl a 100 Hcres, and will be sold In two
tracts of SOk acres each There are two good
dwelling houses, two good barns, and two good
wells of water on this piece, well situated Tor
either tract; n good orchard on each piece; good
timber land 3n~ach piece The land Is goJd and
produces well.
Terms QC CSils.-Onc. third cash in hand ON day of
sale, nne-third In one and one-third In two years
from day of sale deferred payments to bear six
per cent. interest, and be secured by mortgage on
the premises. LEWIS NEFF.
Administrator dc bonis non with the W III anne Ned
of Bartholomew BOoh,r. deceased.
j. II, BAGGoTr, Attorney.
May3O. O.dlaw&w3tts-T
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The New Star Clothing Store.

CALL at Is jefferson street where you can fnd
" u large assortment of Clothing, It very low
prices Also large stock OF hats, caps, and Y, nts'
Furnishing Goods Of all kinds
Don't forget the place, the star Clothing store,
No. 10 jefferson street, three doors south Of the
Market House. NJ. llARIS TEN.
d June ~ 1867 dim
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LEGAL NOTICE.

ISRAEL GILBERT. who resides in the state
Il of Indiana and Isaac Gilbert, who resides in
the state OF Mary land, will take notice that Geo.
W Meyer, administrator Of the estate OF Isaac
Gilbert, deceased, on the -- day Of June A H.
1887 hled his petition in the Probate Court within
and for the County OF Montgomery. and state OF
ohio, alleging that the personal estate OF sdd
deceased is insufficient 10 pay his debts ~ a the
charges of administering his estate that he died
seized in tee simple Of tie following real estate
situate ia said county, to-wit' neing Il G south
part of the northeast quarter Of section fourteen
llA township four 81, range four ~, east, and
bounded as iollowsi Boginnlng at the southwest
corner Of SAID quarter. aud running thence with
the south line of said quarter north slk deg
east 5I $40 poles 20 the southeast corner 0f said
quarter; thence With the section line north deg
west 20 es.l0O poles 10 stake; thence south sIh
deg west 1871 $40 poles 70 stake ON the west line
OF said quarter thence south " deg, east 20 Is 100
poles 10 the place Of beginning, containing twenty
AGtes. And that Julian Gilbert, as widow OF said
deCedent, is entitled 10 dover In said premises
The PRAYER OF said petition Is for the assignment
Of dow or to the said Juli Gilbert and for a sale
Of said promises subject TO such dover estate FOR
the payment ~ the debts and charges Aforesaid
said petition viii be for bearing GU the eth dAy
Of July, 1851 or soon thereafter a. leave can be
obtained. GEO. W. MOlER
Administrator Of Isaac Gilbert, deed.
June7-dItw4t.4O
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AuftiunrerS.
Business Autifes.
DYSPEPSIA! T!
DOCTOR
STRICLAND'S
TONIC.
DR.. SrRICKLAND's

rated preparation of Roots and Herbs, MIN
hntiacids and carminatives to strengthen
tbe stomach and nervous system. 1t is =
certain ceT remedy for Dyspepsia or Indige,s:'
tion. Nervousness, Loss Of Appetite Aci II,
ty Of the stomach, Flatulency and De6ilIiy
IL is not alcoholic, therefore particularly
..uited for Weak, Nervous, and Dyspept =
pcrsons. For sale by all Druggists every :
where at$l per bottle.
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CIT X III q II H Il +,
Corner Third and Basin streets, Hamilton, o.
y. p. CHURCHILL Proprietor

HuIS popular House has recently been re-mod-
L eled and thoroughly RENTED and renovated,
aud Is now opened to the public under new aus
ptces. IL is Conveniently located To the business
portion of the city and Is near the railroad depot
No pains will he spared To make IL the hrst-class
house of Hamilton. Omnibusses run 20 and from
rl trains. Good stabling ON the premises, Jal7dtf
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B L M MI ,
II
MAD RIVER ICE.

Having put up the largest and M ost se lect stock
OF ICE ever put up IN the city and having ncTess-
ed my facilities Tor delivering am prep ared 10 nE
orders promptly, in small or large quantities.
wagons Will pass daily through an parts OF the
~ Ice can be had at all times at ms store.
ISAAC BlMh VIII act Foreman vi this
branch Of my business
Orders for PATENT KINDLINC nlled every
afternoon. give u trial. n. BlMA
hHrch 4, is6T-dbm First ST.. Head Of Basin
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NOTICE

hereby given that Joseph FenAteTmAker has
been duly appointed and Quaiined as Admins
traitor OF the estate Of Joseph HOch dSesased iGts
OF Montgomery County, Ohio
- JOSEPH FENsTERAAKER.
Dated this sth day OF June, issT.-wsts 20
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NOTICE

fTNIE undersigned has been duly appointed and
II qualified as Administrator upon tie estate OF
Hiram Marker, deceased, late OF this County.
june 20, 6T-dit3tw'-49 JESSE DEMINr,
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NOTICE OF COMPREHENSIVE.

The undersigned having purchased the entire
stock Of Drugs, &C, of Dr j, a. Walters, No 2b6,
Third str ct viii continue the business at tho old
stand, SO long and favorably known. We expect
by close attention to busiPess and selling rst class
goods only, to meet a liberal share of public pat
ronugu. KELSO a BENNETT.
june n. 'G1.dlw- -w3tH
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aJtw advertisements.
A HOMESTEAD FOR SIS.
1000 Farms and 10, 900 Building ] OTIS
FOT 5AbE,
IN THE
Gold and Oil Regions of Virginia
70 be sold In shares OF
FIV e DOLL q RS Il a CH
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Is lOIIOWl'
Farm of 100 acres, containing Gold
Mine valued ht. .,..... 20 900
1 Farm Of w a res containing Coal
OIL, valued at. ........... ... ..... ... 10000
Farms Ot 90 acres each, containing
Gold ore s. 0OO auieee. ........ -. 1900
Q Farms OF 40 acres cHch, containing
Coal or on, 81 0O0 apiece ........ 10 ono
10 farms Of ~ acres each, containing
Coal or oil. 81 900 apiece. ...... ....... 10000
~ Farms OF 10 acres each, containing
Coal or OH, $500 apiUrc ....... 10000
100 Farms of'5 acres each, containing
CUui or Oil. 800 apiece ... ... ....... 1900
900 RappahunnOck City Lots, 2OO by 100
feet each, eco apiece .......... ....... $1,000
100 Rappahannock City Lots, 100 by 100
feet each, $40 apiece. .......... 10000
100 RappHhannuck city Lots, 90 by 100
ieet each $50 apiece .. ...... ........... 5000
800 Rappahanrock city Lots, % by 100
feet each, $40 apiece ....,..,. 5000
5000 Clifton City Lots 20 by 100 feet each
20 apiece ....... ............. 10000
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LEGAL NOTICE

LEGAL NOTICE.
T'HE undersigned has been duly appointed Ad-
Il ministratOr OF the estate of Peter shafer, late
OF Montgomery County, Ohio, deceased.
June u, 1851 -w1w-42 WILLIAM AUIG.