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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25

The town Of Addison, Dupagc Co Ill,
was visited by a tornado on the 18th inst
One person was killed, and several others
injured besides considerable damage done
to property.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25

L5- About one inch Of snow fell here
on Saturday last, but nearly all left the
next dar It looks like Spring again
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25

Observation-Disclosures of Congress are
becoming more and more shameless, each
succeeding session, in their robbery of the
public treasury. Instead of correcting
some of the grosser frauds and outrage
Gus expenditures in pay of mileage, they
appear to be bent on continuing and ex-
tending the evil
The House of Representatives has re-
pealed the provision which limited the
mileage of the Delegate to Congress- from
Oregon, at $4,000, and allow him So for
every twenty miles travel, which will make
some $4,000, for Journey which costs
not to exceed $500 A starving widow
of revolutionary patriot is driven empty
away from the halls of our National Leg
islature. on the plea that Congress has no
constitutional authority to relieve her
But there is no lack of constitutional au.
thority, or personal disposition, when the
question is upon aiding each other to
swindle the people-Valley Wing.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25

THE New ARCTIC EXPEDIuoN.-Sir
Edward Belcher is named as Commander
in Chief of the new Arctic Expedition,
which is now rapidly fitting out at Wool
wieh, England. 1t will include two
steamers, and be unusually strong in yes
sells and crews, Sir Edward has dis
tinguished reputation, for energy and te-
nacity, and great expectations are formed
of the result.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25
NoTECE.

NO kkCE-
flame into the enclosure Of the subscriber,ih 81.
NbeT last, mile and half North from MineI- ~
yellow Heifer. two years Old with white ~ a.
white under the threat and under the belly, ~ y
on the tip Of her tail, ana white spot on NJ -
and marked with q hole in her left ear. The - )
requested t. cali, prove property, pay charges -
her away. ,.cssft
Mineral Point, Feb. 9th, 1852.
q OOKENG GEASSES.---Ihe SUD-
"A a for sale, on The most reBsOneots - ,s,s5
SUPERIOR LOOKING GLASSES, Of his or = - Z
tire, which warranted 70 be equal To- AZ ms
Cali and see Ihem EDMAhD 5fFg
Mineral Point March IS, 1852.
{ = i'~'-'--' cases irss'i '--'- C0BB'
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25

LIVING ON SNow.-A negro woman belong.
ing to J. ". HarPendlug, who lives near
Princeton, in hen lucky, got lost in the woods
on the 2gth of December. She was looked
for and advertised, but not heard of until the
18th Of January, when some boys hunting
rabbits In the woods, found her apparently
dead. One Of them touched her with his
cane to see if decomposition had taken place,
when she Slightly moved her hand. Being
raised and recovered to consciousness by the
usual remedies, she said she had neither eaten
nor drunk anything Except snoJo, since she
left home that she had been ont in the
weaihera all the time, which was fourteen days.
The weather had been extraordinarily cold.
and when she was found, the snow was on the
ground eight inches deep. The negro is in a
fair way Of recovery, and will escape with
the loss Of one foot
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAiLRoAD-The of
fetal diagram of the route of the Central
Railroad, has been deposited by the prop
er authorities, with the Register of the
Land One at this place
The road enters this Land District on
the middle of Section SO, Town 81. Range
/, East of Sd p. NJ crosses the Illinois
river at La Sale, about the center of the
Northwest quarter of Section %, Town
81, Range /, thence twelve miles directly
North, to Sec. %, Town Sc, Range 1-on
which section it is supposed will be the
junction of the Aurora Extension Road
thence on a straight line, touching the
Southwest point Of knox's Grove, and eros
sing the Inlet on Sec. p, Town 20, Range
10. about half way between Binghampton
and Shellburn, about twenty-five miles, to
the Southwest corner Of Section 9. Town
81, Range 9-thence miles to Dixon.
where it crosses Rock River on the Is
land, at the lower edge of the town
From there to Freeport, leaving Buffalo
Grove about three miles on the west
thence on a northwesterly course to with
in a mile of the Wisconsin line, Sec 10
Town %, Range 4, and then runs by a
devious course to a point at which it
strikes Fevre River about one mile and a
half northwest Of Scales Mound and
then it runs down that river, crossing it
thirteen times, to q point two miles below
Galena From there it follows the Mis-
sissippi to the State line opposite Du-
buque.--Dixon Telegraph.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25

Fraud IN GOLD PIEcEs.-It is stated that
number of ten and twenty dollar gold pieces
are in circulation at Pittsburg, having holes
AS sFangsf thF s% days ihS ago employed
chanic of that city to make machine for drill
ing gold pieces in order to abstract portion
of the metal. The hole was afterwards to
be closed with some other metal.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25
h0Fe Testimony.

a correspondent of the Chicago Journal,
writing from San Francisco, under date OF
Jan. 9th, closes very interesting letter.
with the very wholesome advice, to those
who have the California fever
. That there is still much gold here, and
VIII be for years to come, no one will for a
moment doubt, but in regard to the policy of
leaving home and coming out here to Get it.
there Is but 0ns n12f1jaH. AID that is efo,, rf
home. Business OF every kind IS oyerdone,
and the only resource Is 20 90 to the mines,
and that now is a dernier resort-the last
step TO keep from actual want. This know
Is strong language, and although some miners
are doing well. yet 1t is generally true, as you
will see. that wages are reduced TO - per
day, and IN some PAGES even to -. STAY at
home, again | sly, md thousands upon thou
sands here will TFecho the words. 1t is a
land Of golden dreams, know, but you will
find The awaklng thsrefrom, too sad a reality.
Il you will come, however, take the IN lea
raugua Route" as you will find it far the
most expeditions, most pleasant, and in the
end the cheapest"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25
IMP0RTANT Tn ALL.

I u 7 . K 7 Y 7 7 Y / D,
FEyO CRANES PATENT SOAP was avs,
a ded the FIRST PREMIUM at the FIRST sIAl-
FAIR OF Wf-CDHSIN, held al Janesytle, and as J
the STATE FAIR Of the STATE OF NEW YORK 81
the Great Fair of the American Institute ha@
in the city Of New York.
is WARRANTED the best and ehsaPert e.
Prfp1-Cti0n in use, for washing, Bathing, ClsslL
Painted Wood Work, Painted " alls stone steps "
Railings, &C, &C.
II has received Certificates from Drs. Chiffon ofaa
York and BCOTH, OF Philadelphia, two Of the =
DISTINGUISHED Chemists in The Union that contss
ingredient injurious TO the most delicate fabric a.
Certificates from ne Of the first men in this sn1 ~
states, as TO its washing properties; aud Us ehe'P
over eli other soaps which they ever used.
u See bill accompanying each Package.
Manufactured and sold at Wholesale by the substr.
at No = 9, East Water street, Milwaukee, 70 WHOM
piioation post paid for County and Town nights H.
Sts.-, must be made. m
n2lv5-Iy Z. D. LADI'
u For Sale IN Mineral Point by c. BEBCh'
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25

ATO'EECE.--ALL persons having complaints -
"a before the Grand Jury at the apprOaehipg -
OF the Circ1 Court, are requested 70 comm -
same together with the names Of Witnesses p -
case, 10 the undersigned on or before the nrs' -
the term. -
Point ANAsA COBB .
District AitorDt
March -, 1872.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25

RALRoAD BRIDGE.-The Rock Island
Advertiser says, that the contractors for
building the Railroad Bridge near that
town, have already commenced opera
tons. Its length will be fourteen hun
dred feet, and It's width thirty feet The
estimated cost is from $4,000 to $780,
600. The work is to be completed by
the 1st of Dee 1853. Warner s. Sher-
wood contractors II Gal Gaz.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25

CoMmTTED.-Of the persons whose arrest
on the charge of counterfeiting we mentioned
last week, Watson Gardiner has been com.
mltted TO the jail Of this county for trial. and
the other two, Wilson and Harmon. disebarp-
ed, II not being i'll evidence that thew had
passed any base coin in this county.
1t has now become quite certain that an
organized band of counterfeiters and horse
thieves exist at the west, extending from the
Fox river country to Texas and California =
and if surmises be correct, men holding hiph
and responsible county and state Offices are
connected with this gang atertoaon Chron.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25
New Hampshire Election.

Paris, Wednesday morn, Feb. 25.
THE VERY LATEsT-Mr. Dupin de-
clines being a candidate for any Depart
ment
The Secretary of the Pacha Of Egypt
has arrived in Paris, on secret mission.
1t is rumored that the Bank of France
is about to reduce the rates of discount to
3 per cent.
The "Moniteur" offers prize of so.
600 francs for discovery that shall rem.
der the Yoltaic pile applicable to industry
as a source of heat and light
ITALY-In spite of the Police and the
French Army, the Anniversary of the Ro
man Republic was celebrated with great
spirit at Rome
BELGIUM-The,G overnment still enter
tains serious thoughts of the unfriendly
feeling of France
1t is authoritatively stated that the
French Ambassador at Brussels, has beer
charged with a demand that the Water
loo Monument be destroyed
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-03-25
SEEEREEE,s SALE.
Circuit Court, Iowa county, Wis.

FARLEY EATON, County Judge.
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TELEGRAPH ITEMS.
Washington. March

Washington, March Z.
The National Free-Soil Convention 10
nominate candidates for President and
lee President is to be called in few
days, to assemble at Pittsburg about the
Fourth of July. John P. Hale, Charles
Francis Adams, and John A. Dix. are
spoken OF as candidates for President
MIR. Hale at present seems most likely to
get the nomination. For Vice President.
Casslus NJ Clay, of Kentucky, and Lew
Is. OF Ohio, have been mentioned The
Buffalo Platform will be adopted as the
basis of the movement.
Albany, March 8.
The Evening Journal publishes Judge
Cady's decision in the case of Yates VS.
the Canal Board 1t is against Yates.
who sought to compel the present Board
to approve or disapprove the lettings.
Cleveland, March IS.
The steamer Northerner came up from
talrport this morning The ice appears
to have left this vicinity and passed down
the lake.
Weather mild and springlike.
n. IL. Crist alias n. P. Coleman. who
murdered Theodore Nye, of Cincinnati.
at Mobile, Ala, few weeks ago. was ar
rested here to-day.
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Administrators Sale.

10y virtue OF an order of the Probate Court in
ID and for the county Of Monroe, AID State Of
Ohio, bearing date on the lat day of November,
1852. and made upon a petition 10 sell lands TO
pay the debts Of the estste of Thomas Kennedy,
wher elm the undersigned. James Ken.
needy, as Administrator Of said decedent. is petit
tioner. apd Alexander Kennedy and John KenDe.
dy are defendants 4, the said James Kennedy,
Adminis.Aaior as aforesaid viii on
~ Saturday. the 4M day Of December, 1852, 3
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, a M and 4 O'Clock
p m If said day. sell at public outcry, to the high
est hidder,. the following premises Of which said
decedent died seized. lying aud being in said coun-
ty Of Mod,oe. to witt The east halt of the north
east quarter Of section %, township s aud range6
containing 80 and "a huntli edthslacres except one
undivided sixth part thereof owned by said Alex
snder Kennedy. Also the north wet quarter OF
the north east quartet Of the same section, con.
tain,ng 40 and 20 hundredtbs acres. .qati ~ &
Sale to be made on the premises. near the town
Of Y ewfsviile, a.ae7 - 1f3G Iai #"i jt'-
EaM Me- One. third cash in hand, one.third in
six months, and the residue IN one year. with in.
tprest from the day of sale on the deferred pay.
ment., which are to be secur ed to the ~satisfaC lion
OF the undersigned. al3S 81 ~" HH t
JAMES KENNEDY. Adm'r.
of Thomas Kennedy, deceased.
Nov. 8, 1852.
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sSHERIFF'S SALE. BY virtue OF an order of
~ sale in partition issued from the Court of
Common Pleas Of Mo roe county, Ohio, and 10
Inc directed, I will offer for sale at public ooutcry,
at the front door Of the caart house in the own Of
Woodsield, il, said county, on
Saturday. The I'm day Of December, 1852, ~
between the hours Of 10 o'ciocka m, aud 4 O'Clock
p IN, of said day. the following desci ibedI lands and
tenements. lying and being in SAID County to wit:
The west half Of the north west quarter of Sec
ton IL, in township Z. of range !, in The district
Of lands subject to sale at Marietta, Ohio, con.
tanning 10 acres and 10 huhdredths Of an acre;
also the s.nth west quarter OF the north east quar-
Ter Of section IA. IN 10 snsh,pl7 7. Of range 7, in SAID
district, Containing ~ acres and 20 hundredths of
an acre; also The north east quarter Of the south
east quarter oi section q. il township 7, Of range
7. in the same district, containing 80 acres and
% hundredths of an acre. all situate and being in
Monroe county. and State OF Ohio; also the fol.
lowing real estate .%ituate ia Washington county,
Ohio, 10 wit: The south east quarter Of the north
west quarter OF section 10, in township OF range
Z, containing 40 acres. b., s 49,
Ordered to be sold ~ the case Of RObe.t Car.
penter against George Carpenter and others.
Oct. 10 So 50 M MORROW, Sh'f.
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& HERIFF'S SALE BY virtue Of an order
~ Of, Court in a proceeding in Partition. 10 the
Court of Common Pleas Of Monroe county. Ohio.
wherein David Psden is petitioner, aud J. o.
Paten ard others are respondents. to me directed,
! vii, offer for sale, at public outcry, at the door
OF the courthouse in said county, on
Saturday. The goth day Of November, 1852.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a m, and 4 O'Clock
p M, Of said day. the following described tracts of
land, situate in the County aforesaid, to witt a
The north west quarter Of the south east quar-
ter of section 8, IN township 2, of range 4. Also
the north west qrarter Of the north east quarter,
aud the north cas-: quarter Of the north west quar-.
ter Of section 8, in the township and range afore-
said. Also the north west quarter of the south
east quarter Of section 10, township 2, and range
4. Also the east halt OF the south west quarter
of section 10. in township 2, oi range 4. Also the
north east quarter of the north west quarter of
section 10. township 2, of range 4. Also the
south east quarter of the south east quarter of
section IA. IN township 2, Of Iange4. Also the
south east quarter of the south east quarter OF
section l6. 10 township 2. of range A. Also the
west half Of the south east quarter of section l6,
in township 2. of range a. Also the south east
quarter of the south west quarter of section l6.
10 the same section, township aud range. Also
the east half cf the south west quarter Of the
same section, township and range. Also the
south east quarter Of the south east quarter Of
section %. III the same township and range. Also
the south half Of the north west quarter Of sec.
ton 9, in the same township aud range. Also
the south west quarter Of the north west quarter
of section 10. in the same township and range.
Also the south east quarter Of the south west
quarter Of section 8. in township Q. of range 4
Ordered to be sold as The property Of James
Paden, deceased. XugQQVgl.
NJ MORROW, Sheriff. NJ. C. o.
Ort On IE50i OK an ft,naE AtSe
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kSHERlFr'S SALE.-By virtue of an order
- of sale b. PARTITION issued irolns the court VI
Common Pleas within and fur the county Of Mon.
roe aud State of Ohio, and to me directed, | will
offer for sale at public auction, at the trout door Of
the court house in said county, on ii sYs,, salg.
Saturday. The I'm day If December, 1852.
between the hours of 10 O'Clock. a. m, and 4
O'Clock p M, on said day, the following describ-
ed real estate. situate IN said county, to wit:
The sout, east quarter Of The north west quar-.
ter Of section ls. township 1. Of rarfge 5. except
S acres IN the north east corner Of said lot, lying
and being ia said county. aud State. "2A-'
Ordered 10 be sold ~ the case Of Joshua Day
and wife against f Elizabeth Hayn, 8 and others.
Nov. 10 80 70 M. MORROW. STIFF. =
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sion and march through he village 81 Sum
'mes6eld with thiny-six singers ihS ffont++
composed Of eighteen females and eighteen
males, who will sing tn, different parts q
the same time. Alter which the classes
will return'st to the meeting house. The
schools and congregation will be- again
addressed 81, TRsv. ,AAhRRE1 OSLE, Of Mid.
idlsburg. Ohio. After which there will be
a'recessss Il is 9expectsd that Revs. Sam.
uEL LEWIS. SEAS FAHLEY.sR STEPHENSON,
and others viii sLe present, s, III 81
+, Aferthe above exercises. the Conceri
will Commence. There will be-. perhaps.
a number Of Professors or Vocal Music
present, The exercises o. the day will be
closed with prayer by Rev. s. LEWIS. OF
Summerfeld All singers and lovers of
Vocal Music are respecthllvn solicited to
attend SaW ASHlNGTONtGL GLASS. 50
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vUyOWNSHIP ROAD Notice 10 hereby Civ.
u en-. that ON Saturday, the llth day at De-.
cember. 1852, petition will be presented TO the
T,is,ees Of Ce"ter TO -nship. Monroe county,
Ohio, for the location and establishment Of apri.
vate or town.hip road, commencing at OF near the
south east corner Of the north vest quarter Of
south east quarter OF section 6, township 5, aud
range 6. in said townships; thence east with The
fence that runs through Alfred Paul's Lard To
where il intcrsec,s q fence running moth and
south; thence to . sugar Tree marked LETTER A;
thence TO a sugar tree marked B; thence 10 a white
oak at or near the line between Hdnter andsaid
Paul; thence to the State road leading from
.Wardsield 10 Lewisville. And The said town.
ship trustees areNhsteby requested To meet on the
day above named. a,6i.I sthyqh s-A9Ns3 b ~
Nov. 10, 1885,. .fssmiaAf attbRi s3tsnsa
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|TyOAD N6ffCEsMNodce q hksrsbys given.
H. thsta petition will y psese0tedtothe Coz?
missioners Of Monroe County, Ohio. 1t Their
next session, prsyiog Tor the location Of > county
road. commencing 1t the Old Marietta road be.
tween David Farnesworth aud Samuel Mcvsy'r
land in Wsyne township, running north Of east
through tho lands of Nathaniel Polio and john
Baagh, Isabella Lsffese, r Johnston and William
-Moore, thence east along the Woodstield road to
the county road leading Sobth r. John Weaver'.
IN Summit township. thence leaving said road
running north Of east throughsaid Viewers land
and David Roses !. and thence through the lands
Of George McCarron and John Kee, thence no, III
ib,eugh Samuel Potts land inierssctiog the coun-
~ road on William Potts land in Centre town
ship. .sg.g A PETITIONER.
Nov. 3, 1852.
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nAvlD BRUNYnis hereby notified that on

nAvlD BRUNYli is hereby notified that on
II the 9Th day Of November, A D. 1852.
MagdeIene BIuDy Of said Monroe county. Ohio.
filed 10 the Court Of Common Peas of Mon,oe
county, Ohio, her petition, the object and prayer
of which is TO Obtain q Divorce from her SAID
husband David Bruny, aud also Tor AL allow ance
ot, iAiimony; and that the causes assigned in said
petition are three years wiIful absence aud adul-
terry. Aud The said David Bruny is further noti-
fed, thai al the next term of seid court Of Com.
mon Pleas, your petitioner will ssk for a decree
upon the matters IN said petition set firth.
Il q1t'a HoLLlsrER. OKEY q HDLL,srea,
as9 sA ,str Attorneys for Petitioner. y
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Z Nov. 10, 1852. @lsn sdf aiR a ..yaa92 81
ToHN CONRAD BROWN /. hereby notified

TOHN CONRAD BROWN 10 hereby notified
d thar on the I'd dsJ OF n November, A. D 1852,
John, Conrad Bower, Of Monroe county, Ohio.
filed In the CouItot Common Pleas IT the coun-
" Of Monroe. aud State Of Ohio. a,Bih in, Ghan-
Gerry. isgainst the said John Conrad Brown. the
object aud prayer Of which. Bill 10 TO chrrects
mistake il a deed made for the south east quarter
of tho north east quarter Of section 2. IN township
3, of range 4, in.ssd county of Monroe. sod to
quiet POUR orator IN his title and possession to said
premises. Aud the said John Conrad Bsowu Is
further notified. that unless he appears and pleads
answers or tenure to the said Bill, within sixty
days after the next Term Of said Court. the said
John Conrad Bower, at the Term next after the
'expiration nf said sixty days, will apply to SAID
and ~ decree thereon ,accqrdiagiyx g6eRNE
.4f HoLLIsTER, OKEy 4 HoLLisr 2
sso At.ornsys tps. Eempiainspt 1
Nov. 10, 1852. s,.g, .s'fh IS 4, -.
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TS hereby given to Rebecca Moote, C1ssiHs
Moore, Thomas Moore, Keziah Moore and hsE
husband William Moore. Elizabeth Pittman and
her husband Thomas Pittman, Rachel Pittmsas
and her husband Elias Pittmsu. John MooFss,
Barbara Moore, Hannah Moore. Timothy qMoore,e
Benjamin Mellou and Abraham Stull, that o.
Saturday the 9th day Of November, 1851, issac
Moure will make application to the Probate judge
of Monroe county, OHIO, at his Office In sWoods-i
field, in said county, that the last will and testara
ment of Isaac Moore, deceased, which was pn-
revoked at the death of the testator, and has been
lost, spoiiated or destroyed subsequently, thereso,f
be admitted TO probate. at -%ef
SINCLAIR & OBEY. and Z. H~EApLEy. H.
Oct. 8, 1852. Attorneys for Applicant
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Petition to Sell Lands.

FOHN SMITH and Mary Smith. OF the State
% of Pennsylvania, heirs at law Of Joel Cor
rant. will lake notice. that Benjamin Slime as the
Guardian Of said Joel Corrant, on the 18th day
nf Octobet. 1852 filed in the Office of the Probate
Judge Of Monroe county. Ohio, a petition to sell
out-lots Numbers 4, 5 and6, in the Town of An.
tioeh, in said county Of N nroe, for the support
of said Joel Corr tnt. Said petition will be for
on the. 20th day of November, 1852
SINCLAIR g. OKEY,
Oct, 20, 1852. w Solicitors for Petitioners.
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vTyowNsHiP ROAD, -Noice is hereby given

vUyOWNSHiP ROAD,-Notice 10 hereby given
u that a petition will be presented to the Trus.
tees Of Salem township, on the lith day Of De.
cembsr. A. D 1862. prayins for a Township
Road, commencing at the south side Of John W.
Fsnkhsuser's land on the top Of q fridge in said
township; thence north through the lands Of Ma
son Armstrong; thence north through the lands
OF Jacob Kranza thence Iaorth through the lands
Of Christian Wifhterm.a; thence north through
the lands of samuel Wichterman; thence norih
through the lands of Rudolph Yeseger to the road
from BealIsvilIe 10 Claipgton, IN Monroe, Couns
~. 0hio, John w. FANKHAUSER, B
Nov. 10, 1852. ggm@ :