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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-19
The Crescent Supplement.

The Uses OF ODD FELLowsHIP.-The Boston
Odd Fellow, in reply to the question. which is SC
frequently asked by the initiated, " OF what Use
is Odd Fellowship" thus replies:
The advantages to be derived from connection
with the Order of Odd Fellows are numerous and
invaluable, when we take into consideration the
beautiful and benign preceps which its laws incul-
cate, and the kind and fraternal feelings with
which 1t endows its votaries. The Odd Fellow
that Is In good standing in the Order, however far
he may travel from kindred and friends and among
strangers If by accident misfortune he is reduced
to want, or lain upon sick bed, will then find
those which are friends in deed, and friends that
are sure and steadast, if he can but converse with
the cabalistic signs
Odd Fellowship not only renders pecuniary aid
IN time of need, but teaches us many useful and
sautary lessons, if we will but profit by them. To
obey Its lnjunctions makes us better men, better
citizens, more liberal hearted, and more sympath-
Zing.
These are some of the benefits derived from
connection with the Order. The husband and IA
ther on his death bed, who is about to bid his COM
panlon and offspring the last farewell and who has
but scanty p;tance to leave for their maintenance
and support, has the consolation of knowing that
they will not be left to the mercies of codheared
public, to suffer and grow up in ignorance, but that
their wants will be relieved, and the orphan edu-
Gated and fitted for after life.
Though Odd Fellowship has already done much
for the relief of the widow and orphan we believe
1t as yet to be but in the dawn of its mission of
good works. As its principles and objects become
better known, and its benefits more visible the &C.
QUESTION of members and consequent funds will be
such to enable it to bestow still greater fayors.
and ere long be allowed by all as the most benign
OF all human institutions. What wolrd this would
De II everybody were true Odd Fellows
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THE SCUYLKILL BANK CAsE.-The long ex-
pected opinion of Judge Rogers, of the Supreme
Court of Pennsylvania, was delivered on the It'll,
in the Schuylki Bank case. The decree of the
Court of Common Pleas ordering the Schuylkill
Bank to pay the Kentucky Bank 81, lS41 1888 as in
demnty for fraudulent issue by the former of
49, 1855 shares of stock of the latter bank is affirmed
reservng the right of the Commonwealth to any
legal claim it may have upon the assets for taxes
dividends. It's thought there will be no appeal to
the United States Supreme Court.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-19

GRIM. CoN-The London gossips are engaged
in the discussion of an affair which has just come
to light, touching the conduct of certain noble
Duke who has coveted his neighbours wife in no
very noble manner. The gay seducer is described
as 50 years of age, and as having lately figured in
regard to his liabilities, and the large demands
made upon him, in manner which has created a
painful feeling in his behalf in the public mind
Is this the late proprietor of the fair majestic
paradise of Stowe" .. The case is in the hands of
the lawyers, and the damages are laid at f5000O
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GREAT FlGHr.-The following great fight IS re-
ported in I" Hoffmeisters Letters from the East
Indes'' Ii will be read with interest:

tod in g loft 81,
IN io'n '''e HaS'
iliuies. IL VIII nc READ Win interest;
"We We're conducted to gallery which COM
manded view of narrow court or arena be-
meath, enclosed by walls and palisades This was
the area in which the spectacle was to take place
Unfortunately, the place allotted to spectators was
so narrowed by the great number of European la
dies who were present, that we could only find in
different standing room where, in addition 70 this
inconvenience, the glare of the sun was very op-
pressively felt but the drama which began to be
acted in our sight, in the deep space below, was
such that every discomfort was forgotten on behold
ing it. We there beheld six mighty buffaloes, not
of the tame Species but the sturdy offspring Of the
buffalo of the billy country at least -four feet
and half high from the ground to the withers
with enormous wideyspread horns, several feet
long There they stood On their short clumsy
hools and, snortng violently, blew out their an.
cry breath from their prorllded muzzles as if thew
were already aware of the nearly approaching dan
ger. What terribly powerful brutesi What vast
strength in their broad and brawny neck, 1t
would have been noble sight had not their ewes
all the while expressed such entire stupidity
rattling of sticks and the cries of several kind of
bestiai voices were heard, to which the buff loes
replied with deep believing. On sudden. from
open side door, there darted forth huge tiger,
certainly from ten to eleven feet in length and four
feet in height Without much hesitation he spranp
with single long bound right amidst the buffaloes'
and winding his BODY out Of the reach of the form
dable horns, he seized one of them bv the neck
with both of his claws and teeth at once.
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A QUEER AFFAIR.-Several citizens of Bed
ford, Mass, were sentenced at the court in Cam
bridge, to pay $50 each and costs for threatening
to tar and feather George Wilson, and making him
pay SIS for supper, and agree TO leave town In
twenty four hours. They took him to tavern,
and had the tar heating in a kettle, but compro-
missed as above. They pleaded in excuse that their
intentions We're to preserve the morals of the place.
which they said Wilson had offended by improper
and persevering attentions to a married woman.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-19

Do J. F. Cooper, the distinguished novelist, has
in press, to be published in few weeks "New
York, Past, Present and Future" in two octave
volumes This work is to comprise general and
elaborate review of the social and political history
of the State, the orgnend nature of its institutions
and the influence of her people upon the national
character. Mr.. Cooper has also on the eve of pub
LEGATION a new romance, under the title of sc Sea
Lions"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-19

NEW SAFETY MINING LANTERN-Mr Crane of
Birmingham Eng.) has invented a new style of
mining lantern, which is adapted to burn compo-
stion candles that require no snufflng. The prin-
ciple, however, can be applied to oil lamps if any
party prefer the substitution
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EXPEDITION INTO AUsTRALIA.-A new scienti-
hc expedition into northeastern Australia is pro-
Iected for May next, to be under the direction of
Mr. Kennedy. The region is called the York Pc
nlnsula, visited by Leichhardt, on his way to the
Gulf of Carpentaria
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OF The city of Boston alone is worth the whole
State of North Carolina; by assessment the city is
ascertained to be sl67 900 900 that of North Caro-
lima cannot exceed Sl40, 0O0, 0OO-Ralegh Register
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MINES IN AUsTRALIA.-The London Atheneum
remarks that the silver-lead mines of Glen Osmond
are being vigorously and successfully worked
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POWERFUL MrCRoscoPE-The Cincinnati Conn
merclal has long account of microscope re :
Gently made by Mr. Hascart, skilful optician
OF that city, which far surpasses any other micro
scope in power
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TTNHE undersigned respectfully informs his friends and the
public that he has opened his Green house the ss
of ST. Charles and Union streets where he has as0
large assortment of EVERGREENS and ORNA-A
MENTAL TREES also, GREEN HOUSE PLANTS of
every variety ITO varieties of ROSES Of the best quality
also a large assortment of FRUIT TREES: Peaches,
Plums Necannes Aprcots and Ounces of the very best
quality and intends selling at the lowest prices At his
Nursery on the Shell Road he has la assortment of
Evegreens Ornamental Trees Shade Trees. which will be
furnished ON the same terms as above,
jas 3m JAMES McCABE.
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HATS-HATS.
A MY sALEs,ROOM may be found a few cases of
IA fine Moleskn Hats very handsome Silk EaH
Hats great variety of common Silk Hats Beaver ~
Drab and Black fashionable b: B. Russia, Califor -
MA Buena VISTA and Plantation Hats. Also-A choice
lot of coored and clear Legbon Hats, and few superior
Panamas. All of which just received and for sale low
for cash or approved paper VIM. BOOTH. Halter,
mills corner of Gravier and Tchoupitoulas ss
Red Glover, Grass, Hemp and Canary Seed,
At the New Orleans Seed Store,
ii Common street, Corner of IchoupitouLas street.
lust arrived, 100 bbs of the above SEEDS slls.a ~
y ted fresh. to be sold wholesale and ,eta WI
heap; at the above establishment: Also RDEN w
SEEDS, in boxes, from So to $50, assorted for Cali IS
fornia, Mexico and any part of the United States.
N BAH sorts of PLANTS and SHRUBBERY as
usual, at l01 ST. Charles street. Portable Cottage for
sale. AFFLECK, COMSTOCK & Co,
mills II Common street corner of TcheupitOuas.
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CLEVELAND
WATER URE TABLISH MENT

TT'HE Subscriber has erected in the immediate vicinity of
l. CLEVELAND, Ohio, large and spacious Build -
ngs for the accommodation Patients who may Hsss:M
feel disposed to make PRACTICAL gg5Gston OF The
the favorable auspices. for the removal of Disease
The Water at this Establishment pure, soft and
abundant; of the Springs very cold-one, In
which the thermometer stands at 4So Fahrenheit in Sum-
me The best and most experienced German Nurses in
attendance All Patients required to furnish three Com
forte two large Wooden Blankets; two Cotton
Shirts one coarse Linen Sheet, that may be cut with
pieces of Linen Cotton for Bandages and six Towels
The subscriber intends the location of his establish
second the county to have the reputa
ti0n second to none.
Patterns should bear in mind that the restoring OF
health will be the qua with him. should be
the great desderatum with them Everything else should
be made subservient to that great object.
All communications must be postpaid.
T. T. SEELYE, NJ. d., Proprietos;
Cleveland Ohio 1919. fyl6 3m ltW
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s Law f. DE POT.

~ Slave Yard and Boarding House, 15o Cravier
street second door from Carondelet
HOUSE SERVANTS and FIELD HANDS for sale
l. at all times. Slaves will be receive board or sold
on favorable terms. The building large threestory brick
house and very commodious a Slave Depot Particular
attention will be paid to the health and cleanliness of ali
slaves placed in this yard. n46
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So REWARD.

CTRAYED away from the Subscribers stable on Gus.
- tomhouse street, LIGHT BAY HORSE,
about fifteen hands high said horses foreoP is ~9H
cut short, has a white star in the forehead, a18A
raising the left shoulder The above reward will De paid
on delivery of said horse to EDWARD GREENE.
milf St. Customhouse betws Derbgny and Roman.
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DAGUERRE OTYPE.
ELEcTRo-MAGNETIo PORTRAITS

Ny the application of the above mysterious agent to Da.
- guereotype "a discovery Of the spbscnbe the under
superior kind in SINGLE sECoSD-catchng the precise
expression instantly and fixing nteihy upon the silve,
plate. SV Those who wish to retain in their families good
LIKENEssks of relations friends DO moderate
price. Rooms of Canal and Chares s,sEntIance
No. Chartres street lmy3 lyl w. II. HUTCHINGS.
MAGUIRE'S DAGUERRECTYPE.
NJ would respectfully return than the liberal patron.
~. age bestowed him since he first rad the honor
Introducing the DAGuERREOTYPE into NewOriesns
than any other person in the world His specimens
exhibited at the Fair competition with others taken
tine best operator from NewYork and he awarded the
Fist Premium No specimens hbted at his establishment
but those taken by himself j. NJ the public his
portraits will continue to be what they always have been
the BEST His long experience and constant practice
the best inducements to DESTROYS of instruction the
beautiful art. Genuine Vogtlander Cameras 20 per
cheaper than any in the city, all other articles the
Plates at % dozen Scoyis No for 90 25-guaraned
the best plates made in the United States Cases q and
S2 50; NewYork Cameras at $l3.
~ Orders from the country promptly attended to.
- Entrance No. CAMP street. mill If
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-19

o. The whole free soil ticket for Mayor, Alder
men and Council, has just been elected at Worces
ter Mass
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From Savannah, in Georgia, we hear that an ac-
count of the battle of Lexington was received there
on the 10th of May, and had given business great
shock. The Tories were much chagrined at our
success, and the friends of Liberty assocating
for the preservation of their rights: they had
seized about 700 weight of powder that was in the
magazine, and secured it for the common defence.
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BLACKSMITHING, Etc.

BLACKSMITHING, Etc.
THE undersigned have associated themselves together for
i the purpose of carrying on the follow H
ing business-viz: BLACKSMITHING. r
WHITESMITHING, Finishing Brass G72Esssss...ksg
Foundering Pattern Making, and Job
bling in general. All work entrusted them will be at
FOSTER & PRENTICE,
ITO Camp few doors above Poydras formerly occupied
by Mr.. Hopkins.
eV- Refer to Capt. A. o. Pittfeld and William Smith.
foreman of Government Shop. mills Inns
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FRENCH POTS.
81 mn POINTS French Pots, Nos to l0s IN store
~U.UOU and for sale by SAML LOCKE.
and Front Levee
mills between Customhouss and Bienvlla III,
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ANOTHER OLD PAPER.-A friend, says the Gin
cnnati Times, has handed in for our inspection, an
ancient relic, 60 The New Hampshire Gazette and
Historical Chronicle" dated July 18th, ITS, pub
lished 1--WE supPose) at Portsmouth. The head cut
Is the British coat of arms. The principal articles
relate to political and military matters. There is
an address to Gen. Gage, bold, savage, fearless,
and denunciatory-Lor Efingham's resignation
list of the enemy's officers killed and wounded at
the battle of Charlestovvn, and foreign news. We
copy few paragraphs of domestic news:
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Oath. - Last Tuesday,
Thomas Jefferson, Esq, arrived here from Virginia,
to attend the Congress, agreeable to his election,
in the room of the Hon. Peyton Randolph, Esq.
He was attended by DR.. MClung.
An exact account of the troops und er Gage, and
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GOLD ROCKERS FOR CALIFORNIA
NY person wishing 10 purchase GOLD ROCKERS,
"A such recommended in this apply at No 26
TCHoUPIToULAs street, at No. 90 CARoNDELET. fy20
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MRS. M; CAMPBEI
~, EURN!TgRE;, FURNITURE!

FURNITURE! FURNITURE!
Wholesale and Retail Furniture Warehouse.
No. rs IMAG.AZLNE STREET.
VINHE Subscribers have constantly hand the most
1 tensye ment Of Furniture consisting of ~zs2
~ BUREAUS, DINING and CENTRE-E1
~SING CASES, LOUNGES. OTTO 7ss2s
- MANS. CHAIRS, BEDSTEADS, LOOKING
Dealers requested to give call before purchasing
elsewhere stock at all times very large and complete
pisiers ro the Country also requested TO call and
examine our stock as we are determined not be beat
prices by any other house in the city.
JAZZ McDUFF FLINT 4 CO.. rs Magazine st.
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J. WEST, Practical DENTIST, 112 ST. Charles ST.
E3r w RANrEn FOR Ten YEARS ~

J. WEST, Practical DENTIST, 112 ST. Charles ST.
~ WARRANTED FOR TEN YEARS. III
'sNHE SU BSCRlBER having introduced pG7-1----%<A.
l. into his practice new and improved HesseE--=-S
method OF FILLING TEEl with Gold, " IYY~S
by which double the amount of density is 0dl11J
produced, is prepared to warrant every filling where the
Tooth is cons,utiOnaly good and healthy Ten YEARS.
in blocks of carved work, with false and gums. with
sl"gle separate Teeth. be preferred mounted
Gold Plate and confined by atmospheric pressure sufficiently
frm to sustain weight of sixteen pounds, will be furnished
on better terms and of better quality than be procured
at any other den al establishment in the South
D J; w. reen to the following gentlemen who have
hOnOed him with their patronage:
Prof. STONE. SYKES g. HYDE.
MORPHY. STURGEs Il WRIGHT.
=. DIMITRY. MoRPHY & MENUS.
DR.. BENBROOK. robson e. ALLEN.
B-Dentists supplied with Gold Foil and Plate Of
nee No. liz st. Charles Street. fy3tMar25
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CORRESPONDENCE Of the Crescent.

Decline of the California feusr-Fai'ure of California
Shipping SpecMtati0ns The political press and Gen.
Tdyior-Ihe Teiegrdph-Neu York TOaoa Eecti0hs-
The Lake Champiaih Bridge-The Macy of Holland
The Cholera-RdiLroad fares for IMMIGRANTS
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For CALIFORNIA.

SADDLES, BRIDES. BITS, STIRRUPS, etc. of
- every dsscriptonii LNDL4 RUBBER ca
Lows TAFpAgLIsss SADDLE -BAas.. TENTS -
India Rubber Tent Cloths of all sizes, for sale by
fyl9 SMITH & BROTHER, 50 Common st.
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DENTISTRY, &c.

u F. SMITH & BROCKLEBANK CT
ID. DENTAL SURGEONS. North ESSt-s22
Charles street. n23d& WITT 1IIlI
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WRECKED GOODS.
A PORTION of the a,g0 of the ship Genesee having
~ arrived from Nassau, brig Pedraza will be sold low
by the misunderstanding of
SO packages HARDWARE, of every description
121 cases HATS.
ID bales COTTON WICK.
107 bundles PAPER.
Is boxes TOBACCO and SNUFF.
81 packages TEA (super)
"a package SPICES.
6 cases DRUGS.
4 cases TIN-WARE.
225 PLOUGHS and IRONS
II cases UMBRELLAS.
UPHOLSTERY. CLOTHING, SHOES, SAD
DLERY, and large assortment of DRY GOODS. etc.
For sale by JOHN w. ANDREWS & CO,
mi fNornr,,o -troo
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CALIFORNIA MARKET.
'SNHE undersigned is prepared out an article of
L Vinegar which he will guaranty to improve by
and be better when landed San Francisco when
shipped here for the moderate price of 10 per gallon
delivered on shiPboaId F, S-No second quality.
J. Ii. WEBB, Vinegar Establishment
corner of Marais aud Common Streets
fyl9 opposite Charity Hospital.
or MORPHY & MENUS, 81 Magazine street
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CROCKERY, CHINA, GLASS WARE etc
tV AT RETAIL. xA1
THE SUBSCRIBER offer. at greettv reduced -
l. prices, his large stock of CHINA, GLASS and E"5
EARTHENWARE, Cutlery. Plated, Britannia, ~
and Japan Ware, and HOUSE FURNISHING 16b
ARTICLES.
Families. Hotels Steamboats, &c., supplied the lowest
CASH Prices Goods for the County carefully packed.
fy3d&W3m SAM'L. E. MOORE, 81 Camp st.
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CRocKERY AND GLAssW ARE,
COUNTRY MERCH ANTS and CITY Retailers cH1
- will find at the sign ofthe GREAT PITCHER, MA
81 Camp Graver of the largest stocks VlJ
Of @ UEENSW ARE ever imported into the d
United States all Of superior aualy latest pattern and
Also Debenture Goods for the Mexican market. large
assortment of GLASS; WARE.
IL Terms moderate, and packing guaranteed.
fy33md&W SAM'L. z. MOORE, 81 Camp st.
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CRESCENT CITY HOTEL,
CORNER CUSTOMHO USE AND EROyNT SITS.
w WEDNESDAY, January 8, IS49. We'll fur. -
nished ROOMS for Families and Single Gentlemen. essssN
TABLE-the best the market will afford. ka11u
The above establishment has been built by the proprietor
for the accommodation of and transient Board
1t of the healthy and airy situations in the
CITY, and pains will be spared render those who may
stop with him, cOmfortable.
Faithful and attentive Servants.
ES Terms eas0nabeas establishment of the kind
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COOP ADVICE. correspondent of the New
York Express gives the following items of advice
TO California emigrants:
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I
112 CRATER Street, bctcct ST. Charles and Cdron-
deket Streets-One door on n of Carondelet ST.
MRS wilson, (ate u u Bienville street } respect
wi fully informs her friend. The public gen erally q
that she continues in the above esbe location i
HOUSE thoroughly refed and prepared for the accommo.
datiOn OF gentlemen exclusively Gatsu for past patron
age she hopes by dgen attention to the comfort and con
venience of her patrons and continuance of
NJ ly dSIW
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-07-30
sherisf's sale;

DY virtue of a writ Of Al.Vendi Elk. to me
ID directed and delivered from tha court of
common pleas of Portage county, Ohio, shall
expose to sale al public vcndue at the court
house in the town of Rayenna on
Monday the Sd day Of September nest,
between The boars4t.t len 0 clock, A. NJ. and
four o'clock. p. NJ of said day the follows
ing described lands and teEements to wit: -
ISL. nate in The township of Paris. county
of Portage and State ef Ohio, and is known
By being part Of Lot nnmber 25. bounded
east By half acre tract decided by Samuel
Losclees and wife to SIlas Dunham, noatf,
By the south line of the highway and to ex>
tend west Eve rods and south eight rods con-
tanning within those boundaries one fourth
Of 40 acre of land exclusive Of highways re-
serving strip of ground twenty two feet
wide off the north end for public use, it be-
ing piece of land decided by Brainard Selby,
Jr. to George Scott on the 5th day of JAM
uary, A. D. 1887
Taken on a Decree wherein Benjamin F.
Hoffman 4. al. was Complainant and George
G. Bard &, ais. were Respondents.
Appraised at $4,000.
JOHN GILLIS, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office. Por age Coz
July 3oth, 1849.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-07-30
Stferlff's sale.

ny virtue Of a writ of Lev Fa. 10 me d
Dtecied and delivered fro,Is ,he Court of
Common Pleas Of Portage county. Ohio, /
shall expose to saleat public vendue at the
ssiirt house in the town Of Ravenna oa
Monday the Sd day ef4September ''est !,
between the hours ol len o'clock, A. Nj. ahe
tour o'clock, P. M. Of said day the follow
lug described lands aud tenements. to wit:
aSfthate in tile township of Ravenna in
The county Of Portage and Stale OF Ohio and
,s known by part Of II t No. tw enty y>two
in The South Division OF lots in said town
sL7r and is bah,.rdef as follows, beginning at
The Narth West tofHer part of said Lot
ss, thence East mazne ieaiIy twenty7seyen
chsins and Eighty one lihks to post, thence
S. 2 deg. 45 min. w. eighteen chains sev
enty two Rfks 10 post, thence N. SO deg
w. twenty seven chains, seventy five links
TO post, thence, N. 9 deg. S5 min. L.
se.tnteen chains and seventy eight links to
the place of beginning. containing fifty acres
and 69-lG0 of an acre oil fand as surveyed
by Samuel D. Harris. the use of.aIl ROADS on
the same to the public excepted"
Taken on Decree wherein George Mes
seager was Complainant and Eli P, hing
b al. were Respondents.
Appraised at $500. co.
JOHN GlELIs, Sheriff:
Sheriff s office, Portage Co.
July 50, 1919.