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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-20

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earl. STREET Watering place supplied WIKI Cooks, Wat
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-20

LAwYERs DIARY FOR FRIDAY. MAY 90
CIRCUIT COUET3 10. ~ 81 81 ", q, fl, 81 ~. 73 g.
les % g. H. i0j lO6 g. IL Is 49, 81 g. a. 100. -. s. 10
g. ~, g. COMMON PLrAs.Pau Frs-4 80, 81 IJI, 81,
6, s., &c. II. Pan Second-Meets at ociocs52, 5 80,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-20

- tot,n Corn. loo sor plain Gr,.s 10 dor ,.orbe
1iied Gra,s an = fnr Br7rlhlo Scycs. f-r ale Dy
wM II. WIGHT co. ln" JOHN .r.ri.
mvl4 .,f sole Agents. 10 New-isrk.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-21
GOV. SHANNON.

The Popularity of-Wilson Shannon is every day in.
crossing, and why should it not when we compare him
win the blundering tool of corrupt bankers now in
"hios Executive chair. few days since. Mr. Shan.
non arrived 10 the stage at foushng town in the low
er part the State business The ciizens sraight
way called meeting and nothing would do hut a
speech from the Governor He declined but thew told
him he couldn't gount he did the thing Afer he
was done, several persons came forward, shook hand
with him, said they had voted against him. but that
they had witnessed Tom Corwins irredeema5le, an
presumption administration, and should hereafter
vote for the party in favor oftue Bank Reform, and
sound currency. For our part we cannot see how a
sane mau can support the Anti-resumption party any
longer Their whole principle seems 10 be-. to asten
upon the working classes, rotten, swndling system
ofBanking' See how they opposed every reform
measure last winter how they struggled to uphold such
Banks as the Gapolis, German Bank of Wooster. &c
and how they now oppose the resumption law: even
wien they see and feel its benefits But thew ara get,
ting found out ard by the xtelection will be left in
the short rows,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-21
n OTTG e

1 Matthias Tscludv \, In Cb,,cor, e. ,ho al
ne Rs,i,m;n R,;oL as Nna.y Ny 'o' e uie eaie
ensd.rCs9 and vifs. seO P''"'''0''
wIOrICr
IS 100 i ne'eoi gwen uha' on lhe SUN DAY OF May
- n "T."een a, !ne 'ouIs oi ~ oeock a. NJ and
>, , C.. " ol 'a'G ua VIII sci, al public auction,
cs,a,n,s Cn,,. ,.0u11 uU ~ neW EniIaoePhia ius'
,s, G"ro r ne 'o'owns uescr'oed real e''
nar,s Of the OIL o''o,a. "e same SenS
in ,bs Hated S'oos ,.aN w. wmsp a"a range Nol,
aras I,ac rs7S a.o, "'".a', Ds"cG enu pats oi
hlI and ,nnnonad gu" anu Ie'e,eu 10 IN is
cise and nr,s 1tGa nenIeIec ~ ms
% ~ tract upon "h'ch said blIck-
~ oIa1n aos"n On
nj ms, IN ,ba s,,,t 40 V.'ows commencing
de If ,bs mil, I sa', 'p'se Sac' m n i,'e ni'd-
rrep,,n Hence : 20 dsg s,s, da AZ "''au 10
t,o c,'a ~ -, 90 T u' e'S' 100 acres " post
dsrrpc aos, ,S s"-' Mom iinp' snce NO IN one
nnst in the D',, Ia!"s @ a'nS sa'u hUms lhe to
,hnoe SO d.Srao " ~" w. "n1S'as shady land;
a. 90 chains ,a "oS' a''"s salu isIhudy line
road thpnra snn,l < dr,o , "'e n VI u'o diotesa'd
sn;J road Is ~ rs;aa I Mes. aSnS e mlade OF
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-21
DOVER TOWN ORDINANCES.

| BE henacted by the To,Oa Council Of DoDer,
That all persons obstructing Streets alleys or side
walks Of said Town, with W aagons, carriages, carts,
bugges, wood, lumber, manure stone, dead animals,
or anything which would prove nuisance obsiruc>
ton, shall be subject to penalty of not less than ono
nor more than twenty dollars Provided that each nu,
sance or obstruction if moi removed forthwith after the
penalty has been imposed and the notified there
of may be removed by the mayor at the expense of
the owner or sold aud the proceeds applied 10 the
benefit of the corporation.
q That any person persons, citizens who shall
iced their cattle or horses in The Streets the side
walks of said town shall pay penalty Of not less than
fifty cents more Ian two dollars
3. That any citizen citizens who shall permit their
hog or hogs horse horses to at large, will be-
subject to penalty Of not less than one nor more than
five dollars
A. That the owner or groom of any stalion putting
him to mare within the limits of said town shall be
subject TO penalty of not less Than three nor more
than ten dollars.
s. That any person for dischargiHg any kind Of Ere
arms within the limits of said town shall be liable to
penalty of not less than nor more than FIVE dollars
9 That any person persons who shall run horse or
horses within the limits Of the town shall pay apenaty
of not less than one nor more than FIVE dollars
T. I'hht any person who shall fasten horse hor>
ses or oxen to fence Of any lot within said town, and
thereby obsFuct The side walks, will be liable to PEN
ally % not less than one than three dollars
.. That any person persons (keeping grocery
or coffee house. for selling beer, cider or malt liquors,
and thereby disturbing thequie of the citizens Of said
town, shall upon complaint being made to the Mayor,
be subiectto penalty Of not less than five nor moro
than twenty Eve dollars.
8. That the side walks Of Front street, 2nd street,
iih street. Factory street, Walnut street and Race st.
shall ba 10 feet wide to the outside Of the eurbiug
and Sd street and market street shall be 1 feet vida
to the outside Of the curng and all pnsts and trees
hereafter planted in said streets shall be one foot t0m
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-21
TIE COMING CROPS.

From all appearances the crop of wheat in this
county promises to be abundant Several farmers from
different sections inform US that their wheat has not
looked as well for ten years back at present. So
1t over the State Ought not the people of Ohio to
be thankful TO Providence, and Democratic Lcgisla,
:ure, for good crops and good money!
Yet wesee some men trying to raise panic, 10 fur,
ther their political ends. Such men are enemies to
their country, and should be frcwned down by the
honorable of all parties. They are unworthy existence
even Too lazy to work, too proud to beg, they prow
about the country crig distress, and ruin IN the hone
OF riding into office. Ifyou ask them where is the dis.
Iress, they turn upon the Democratic party and saw
'ocofocoism has destroyed The currency. and made
the hard times. Ask them where the hard times are
they turn counterfeit ten cent shlnpasier out of
greasy pocket. and tell you that's all the money they've
seen for months, and yet the oafsrs have not done
days work for years. There are many such men, and
we know of one who makes out to get up cry of
distress every Friday (being too lazy to do it oene)
who has lived off the peoples taxes and nothing else
for 2Oyears We warn the tax PAYERS against The hyp
oCrcaI blood suckers, They will be thick as the 10,
Gusts Of Egypt The coming summer, and will resort to
all manDer ofalsehoods to deceive the unhnking far.
NOR and working man. .
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-21

Boundary Qasst,Sr> Tue i"v. If Maine
'n'erds to call al ex'rsO'SeSSipn eSSiypn of he og'sa>
,nre OF ,ha' State to consedi The ProPns'ron of
Lord ASLbuton on IhG, }di-pu'ed te rlory.
The GoVeOor withstand 90 NONSENSE.
How to open bank' A New York paper,
some time since, remarked .thatit knew a poor
fellow Of spunter who was going to open a
banking house, as soon as he could borrow
crow bar.
Jnst The Man. A marchan, latelv adverli-
sed-lor a cIe4k :nst ,med to confaen,ent
lie received an answer from lady who had
had nintte,m ch idrtp.
Difference. The B nkrupt Lac. Under
his isw The applicant by a surrender Of all his
eff4cls for the benefit of his creditors, is fully
discharged from all liability on account of his
debts and is allowed 10 retain $500 in value
of property, while under the Sare insolven,
Laws the body of the debtor ls only released
from nprisonment,a land he is allowed S25 in
effects; bis after acquired property beng sull
liable In eXPruinn. .
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-21

nANlEL TOWSE, and Esther, wife of William
- Goodbarne, are hereby notified, that on the 2nd
day of April 1872 Arthur B. Rowlee, as as-admnisrato
OF Daniel fowse dec, filed in the court of common
pleas within and for the County Of Tuscarawas and
State of Ohio petition against them as heirs of said
Daniel Towse decd.' the object and prayer of which
is to obtain order of said Court authorizing and an.
pointing him the said administrator to complete cer-
tain contract IN writing made by said Daniel Towse
dec with one Conrad Better, dated the 9th day Of
April 1885, for the conveyance of the following tract
ofland, to wit: The east half of LOT number fifteen, in
section two oftownshp eight range one, in the United
States Military District; and to make and execute to
said Beiter deed in fee simple for said tract of land,
for and on behalf of said heirs, according to the terms
and stipulations Of said contract
= HANCE & BELDEN,
. Alt'ys for petr.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-21

Mr. GlDDINGS.-Th second discover of the II.
mon appears to be great favDrlte of certain wbped
hors ofiate They love treason as they do the E,u SHIN
plesters that can buy them to support any man
no matter how great villain. The Begsar "a horse.
back, who turns the grndstone for Whiggery In this
hi' county now thinks it very wrong in the dem
ocratc press to call Giddngs traitor Perhabs il was
but wo have such regard for the preservation of this
Union, thatws cannot help calling any man traitor,
who attempts to dissolve it. and those who uphold
and defend him, are as bad as The traitor himself. Is
that wrong.
This editor says although he is opposed to the course
Of Gddlnss on the Creole case he should not have nun
i'hed him by vote Of censure, Very likely indeed
1t Fat had bean one ofthe men that caught MAJOR An,
DIRE, The British spy, nothing would have induced him
to give Andre mp to Washington Although General
Hull was sentenced 10 die the death of tator ve
had Patrick been on the court martial nothing could
have induced him to punish the traitor This same
humane Parckt Virtue, Beauty, Innocence, all .Ueep
at his humanity. Butto the subject. Giddings was
eensured and branded by alovers Of their country as
traitor hhs constituents send him back to Congress,
the mark will still be on his forehead He ought to be
and no doubt will be Stunned by all high minded men,
All the glory he can have, is the making of nine
huaired dollars mileage and his 8 dollars dav
~ ratrck receives portion for defending him, that
will be glory enough for him,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-21
WOLF HUNT,

We understand the Hunt came off on the Zoar hills
on Saturday last and was entirely successluI-uine
Wolves, e old and young ones) and one or two fox
Os being caught 1t is SAID there were between 200 d.
800 sportsmen present, ...
BY an advertisement in another column it will be
seen there is TO be another Hunt the same ground
on Saturday tho Both inst.-lurnsbng fine oprortu-
nifty for the Nimrods ofthe day to show their dex,ey
The wolves have destroyed great many sheep the
last winter, and it is high time they were exerminated
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-21


NICK BlDDLE'-lhis old Bank King of Federal,
ism, about 10 Oetried in Philadelphia, for fraud and
conspiracy, The following striking prediction of
General Jackson may soon be fulfilled, and the penoleu-
nary reclainNlts own. The New York Era says,- =
Two days after TIE charter of the United States Bank
by the Legislature Of Pennsylvania. and bel6re lhe
news had been made public at Washington, two menr
hers OF Congress, intimate friends of GeDera Jackson
one oihem from this city. ando gentleman who stands
deservedly high 10 the confidence of The Democratic
party, knowing his fasiag upon the subjec;, carried
him the unwelcome tidIfgs -
The old veteran sat smoking his pipe when he heard
it, He started back excaimng-"By the Eternal !"
aud dashed his pipe into thousand pieces against The
chimney Then seizng his cane he walked across the
room several times, and said, with gea, emphasis and
SoIemnIty: "Genllemen you are both of YOU Younger
than am and You '0H Hrs to sec Nicholas Biddle IN
siafes prison Imqylve to see 1t, but don't expec,
toa,,.,bul'you genlIemen, undoubtedly will
rms anccdoe was told tousby one Of the eentle4
meo; and in the present state affairs and the peculiar
and'curiuus ohe.r 80.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-21

PpSI'HWENr OF SEpUcTInN,- The jury in the case Of
EowOrrO. for seducng al Mrs. TaImadge, has gvsG a
serdc. $4,000 against The old bachelor. This jury
deserve great credit fevsry rich old scoundre, who
instead ofli@ing like Christian goes about seducng
mems wives and daughters, not only punished by
such veidcts but pnl for life into the Statos Prison,
they would richly deserve their fate There is a mum
Der ofod rascal. as guilty as Lowere, yet going about
hnPpqished~N Y. Herald ~,
urKrkPutrck will have % keep skinned eye
"Ju'ce is slow but sure" Wbqta MOrsl 'AdrOcatc'
tho Wings have II! It's waqder ibis town hasn't
shared Tue cat0' of sqaom' loPs9so
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-21
FEDERAL SPLEEN.

Fhe, following extra@dinnry advertisement is taken
than confirms our preeouceved opinion Of the man.
p.rejudI ed and bitter feelings This notice though
short, clearly shows his unfness for the hgh station
which he has so long occupied II is. The malignant
ou'Pourns ola low and grovelIing mind, that would
disgrace man oi Tar lass preensons than Judge Hitch
cock. Read it:-Norwak Experiment.
TAKE NoTIcE The subscriber, having heen weigh
ed in the balance of loco foe ism ard found not ana
flied TO discharge the duties Of Judge, wfnr live.
hood resume the practice oflle law.
Burton, March g, lS42, PETER HITCHCOCK
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-21
PrODertY For Ssale.

TEallE subscriber wishes 10 sell his property situated
"A OIL Main street, New Phiade phia, consisting Of a
House and Lot The budlpg is a good two story
brick nearly new, having been tuih Thin 8 months;
good cellar, rooms, hall, dining room and kitchen,
smoke house and other ouihouses; good well; new
cstern, holding about 80 or 80 barrels of rain water; s.
back shop, story and half high The whole conve.
niences are situated on as good lot any in the town,
making very desirable piece of properly for any per.
son whatever, and will be sold on reasonable ierms
Persons wishing purchase will please call and ex>
anime
DANIEL oDoNNEL.
New Philadelphia, April Is, ls42. 146
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-21

Throughout Ohio, the spring elections have resulted
in favor ofDemoGrary-at least wherever party lines
were drawn. Ia New York. aad Missouri, Likewise
Indesd itsawlu to see whata change The people are
going IN for The runous measures of our Federal ru
Iors have alarmed The whole country, and those who
abandoned the Democruryiu le4o, a'o returning to
their ancient land marks. May they never be decey,
ed again.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-21
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ETA Y order of the Court of Common Pleas of Tus.
II D carawas county, OHIO, shall proceed on the
premises, on the eleventh day of May, l842 10 sell by
public auction, the following described land situate iu
said county, viz: the south half fLot g. in the salem
tract containing by estmaon eighysix acres, property
Of Jacob Lanning late of 'Iuscarawas county, dec d.
April 7.-tsl2. RICHARD TAYLOR, Admr.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-21

IN BANKRUPTCY, the application of Lewis Leonard
Lee, of Dover Tnscarawas County, Ohio. e.
The above case having been referred tome commissioner
of Bankrups for Tuscarawas County, aforesaid, by the
Honorable the district of the United Sate Ohio District
prepared OrcCeve proof the claims of the creditors
the said Lewis Leonard Lee, until 18th day off 1872
B. NJ. ATHERTON,
s.. Com'r. Of Bankrupis.
April, 81, 1912, - - IA 4w -
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-21
FEDERAI3 RIOT

We learn by the New Era, that certain of,be Whiss
Of New York committed riot on tie night fthe city
election, and assaulted several houses The Era says.
Bishop Hughes house attached with stones and
and clubs by this noble and valiant party claiming all
the responsibility and all tho decency They also at
tackled the Cathedral, how much injury was done to
the residences we did not learn, bat was probably
checked very soonior the Mayor w,lfbis usual promp
ness sent troop Of cavalry disperse the mob, and
protect the lives Of those assaied This is Whisery
with aavengeance, Sbrme, shame, that such BART,
should take the time hohored name of WhIes.''
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-21

The Advocate taxed his readers last week to the a.
mount of halfa column, in surmses that Mr. Van. Bu-
rem is to be candidate for the Presidency What if
he is' Wego him. Now who do you 60 for, if it's a
fair question: By The bye, iflhe Advocate would give
his readers sound information, ard late news, he'd
not have time TO stir up his 'gumph head' about the
Presidency.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-21
Medical Card.

ME suhsc er having finished his stude has established
u himself in the town Of sBA GAINESVILLE, asa medical
practitioner, and hopes by an assdious attention tosc
branches Of bis profession merits liberal share Of public
Tho Post Office. "N'' =
JACOB sTEEsE,
phuncbVuci Ius. co., April 20, IR414 IA
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-21
TARIFF TAXATION.

We have received pamphlet of 100 pages from
Washington, being report of the Committee on Nam
uacIures, in which the jet of Tariff has been o.
verhauled and new bill proposed, fixing duty of
5O per cent on articles heretofore charged 90 per cent
and others that were iree. The tarib passed at the
Extra session. levied of20 per cent on most of the
articles hsn lreei this bill ca2s on 10 per cen, more
and all for the support of Government say the COM
mlltee. They must raise some $2S 0OO OO0 by tar>
IN, to help The Government along, Under Van Buren's
admnis alton from A to I6 millions was the amount
required by tariff for the support Of Government
We trust The people can now see who are the TAX
ING party-when out power the wings would carry
on the government for l3 millions year-when in
power they must have 2S millions from the pockets of
the producing classes 'Ihis is whiggery.
Among the articles to be taxed, I'VE find sugar. coffee,
lea, salt &c &C., all of which were free under dem,
ocratic administration When the working men are
made TO pay as much for 4pounds orcofse, tea or su
gar they formerly did for pouNJs they must cons
sole themselves being Told that it is all for the sup
port of Government" and that they are realising the
Better times high wages, and Iowl taxes SO con-
fdngIy promised by whiggery when out Of rowar.
we see III tnls ulTIH Oil 'FTOVlsO, "Ihat n0th0E
shall be 81, construed in this act as to prevent or affect
the distribution Of the public lands So when the
go, ornmen puts into the peoples pockets So 900 900
from the land fund.- ard takes out ofhelr pockets S2S
600 600 by of tariff tax they must no. grumble,
for it "pro!cciS our manufacturers" This is whig-
gerry also. .
This committee call on Congress to protect our man
uGacurersl What right have they to protect one class
more than anothel The number of manufacturers
Of this country are abom 500, OOo The number of
agrioulturiss near 100000 The Iater-,he many
TO be taxed foI the benefit Of the ormer-,le few.
Are the farmers gorg to stand thlsl Are they willing
to pay every tenth bushe of corn for the support of
government and protection of manufactured Yet this
committee ask it, and whiggery will give it.
There are many other points in which this bill will
be found nquitous and oppressive 10 the great body
of the people, and we shall lay before our rea.
ders the opinions of eminent men, on the subject 90
that all may understand why is that the Federal par
y eternay for taxing, and im2overishing the mass
of mankind. . ..-. =
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-21
InHN W REAR

We had lost track of Bear for some time, and began
to fear that I've was about go into state of relaiy
but the fnlowing from yesterdays Old School Repu6,
llcan, shows our fears to have been grouhdle;s ear
should do battle for Mr Clay for we understand Clay
was Bears security for the Office of Sub Indian Agent
= Ohio Statesman.
u John w. Bear, we learn lroma gentleman from
Wood County, made stump speech few days since,
abusing th4 President after the best fashion of Mr. CLAW
and the etfgy burning press, He.annouuced his inter.
tlon 10 resign on the 18th nst which he thought
would protect hum from The consequences of vi0aatng
The whig principle o(non Interference We understood
about the time, that Bear services were secued by
the leaders at the late 22d Convention
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-21
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE hereby given that the subscriber has heen
= appointed Administrative of the estate Of JOHN
McLAlN, lats OF Tuscnrawas Comfy, deceased.
ELIZABETH McLAiN.
Is taB Adn1'rx
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-21
BROKEN & SUSPENDED BANKS.

Farmers Bank of Canton, Franklin Bank OF Columbus,
Com. Bank of Lake Erie, Bank OF Chlicothe,
Bank of Cleveland, Lancaster Ohio Bank,
Bank of Granville, Bank of Hamilton,
UrJana Bank ing Co. .--..... -.-... .----.
The five banks to the le are broken and their notes
worth from 25 to SO cents the dollar The four to
the right are suspended and worth from 70 to go cents
The notes ofthe Indiana State Bank, and Bank of
St. Clair Michigan, endorsed by the Smiths, are still
in circulation. Bn, we advise the public to be on their
guard Some hard things are being said about these
two banks ,.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-21

HIS WIG anu OtHeIs.
DIETER Manwiler and Catharine his wife, Caro-
u lue line. Elizabeth Kline, and John Kline heirs
and Mary Kline widow, will take notice tina, ps,i.
ton was filed against them the eighth day of April
A. d. l842, in The Court of Common Pleas of usca.
was County, Ohio, by Henry Brown and Barbara his
wife, wherein the said Brown aud wife de and parti.
ton of the following described real estate situated in
said Tuscarawas County, o viz: the west half ofthe
s. east qlarter Of Sec: No. seventeen az ortownshp
number ten (lO) and range No three e, in the Uni
ted States Military district offered for sale at Zanes.
vile Oho and that at the next Of said court ap.
plicallon will he made by said Brown and wife the
petitioners for an order that partition be made of said
premises.
HENRY BROWN
& Barbars HIS wife petitioners.
Dated 18th April, A. D., 1s42 I36w.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-21
APOLOGY.

Failing to receive paper, we were obliged TO work
oft part Of this weeks edition smaller sized sheet
than common; however, there is the same amount of
reading as usual so there cant be any grumbIirg
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-21
April, 81, 1912,
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALES.

Jacob Fas'OHgsh' Tuscarowas Court of Common Pleas
Adam Wisart. In ohoneery'
pursuance of decree of said Court shall offer at pub
M lie sale the Court House in New Philadelphia on the
29h day of May 1872 the following described land viz
part of the north west quarter of section IT, OF Township
No. 10 and range 3 situate in Lawrence Township Tusca.
County, containing 81 less, and tesame
on which Adam Wgart resides.
B. M.ATHERTON,
Master Com'r.
April 81, 1912. At