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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09
SALE or To LET-Beautiful res

I licences at Rayenswooc, L. 1.-Two two story ATTIC and
basement HOUSES Just finished IN modern style each coz
tanning fifteen rooms ten Of which bedrooms; marble
,pts In bssemena first and second s'ores pantes clos
eta ard bells on ell the Oo; bck and Motifs patent
snges in IN. Kitchens osed sash pszzas in the The
bous are in full view OF the East River and within three
rnutes walk OF the dock from which the steamboat Astoria
Cent BALDWIN leaves four times day for NewYork
neor line Of stages running between Astoria and Fulton
Fery Brooklyn, passes the door even hour, from NJ
till 10 NJ. For further particular inquir Of GlLBERr
HOPKINS at Ravenswood, or a. NJ. 80 Peck slip n. Y,
fTom III A. NJ. till | p NJ.
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TABLE CUTLERY.-The SOUTH
RIVER CUTLERY CO. have established DePo,
AZ No 81 Johust I'D stairs where complete assortment OF
superior Table Cutlery, Butcher Cook and Shoe Knives Se
nav be found which they would invite the attention OF
the trade and large buyers P. w. GALLAUDET, Agent
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NRATFS and FENDERS.-H. KEEL

NJ LEYs Crate and Fender Mandatory, No. SO
three door Of the Bowery, adjoining Dr..
cns Church Builders and Others who about purhss
ms would DO well to call he confident that hx pattsrnA
Sbr VARSITY and shesrnesk are unsurpassed
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TTAMUTON GLASS WORKS, Book.

II lyn L. Office, No 50 Coartsndt-st ON hsnS
large quantity OF Mineral Water half pint Porter VIVA
Clsret Rock and Lemon Syrup Bottles; Demohns Picts
Jars Druggist Glass Ware CarboyS sc. Also all aesnp.
tious or Glass ard Patent Medicine Bottles made
order by d. q. kETCHAM co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09

LNOK SALE-A few small Cottages, on
Lots Is by l07 feet near the railroad and stage routes
Brooklyn about 81 miles from the ferry The houses are
new have four and cellar and garden In front Prce
$50. Terms very sasy. Apply to JACOB PECARE No
l6S Hesterst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09
NAST MORRTSANIA VILLAGE

IL About $50 Lots varying in size from an eighth Of an
bic terms Ten per cent down. and balance before
March 1884 These lots occupy very healthy ana beautiful
location near and in full view Of the East River and In the
Immediate vicinity of the grounds and residences Of several
Of the most wealthy and respectable citizens Of
County This village is connected with the Harlem Rail
road BY branch Railroad For maps and other Information
apply to ID. B. WINTON, No. TIyon-row, near Harlem
Railroad Office. opposite the City Hall.
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S,PRING MATTRESSES, from IS to

- S2O-Ion Bedsteads Iron Furniture for Cottages and
country seats hotels SC. Fancy and Gothic Reception
Chars &c for worked Lounges and Couches at No
$50 Broadway above Spring ST. est side tho cheapest place
in the city All kinds Of furniture neatly repaired, warn
ished &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09
VINO RENT, VERY CHEAP-A num-

Der Of foursOry houses north side OF S5thst be-
tween 7h and 6thays Location good aud convenient A
few half houses will be let only 30 small Iespecta
Ole families Apply Immediately to r. O. PIERCE, No O4
BrOadway. near S}dht
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NOR SALE-A beautiful Country Resi-

~ Sence with two acres Of land well stocked with
treat variety Of choice Fruit shade trees aud shubeey ntu
steS in The village OF South Norwsk Conn., within eight
minutes valk OF the N and NewHaven Rsiroad Depot
Churches and schools also in the vicinity THIS Is rsrs
shnnce 10 .ny one desiring summer retreat Price -
For psrtculsrs inquire Oh ARCHER Bank Of the Ststs
of Nev.Yorh, WsnH, OF Of D. K NASH. on the preusss
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SCHOOL for Children,
EDUCATION, No. I47 Greene ST., near

II lHousion.-Mr. CHAMBERLAIN inyi IS the attention
OF parents desire school entirely under the care and h
stIucton Of the Principal. EVENING INSTRUCIICN-
Mr C. continues TO give instruction. afternoon and evening"
In Arithmetic Book Keeping, English Grammar, &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09
NOR SALE, a BARGAIN.-A Farm

II 'Olb Oh|t>' IL n 800
containing q acres of choice land good bungs excel
lent water variety Of fruit situated east de Of the
Hudson piver IS miles from New iork and y mnuteS
walk from the Hudson River Railroad Depot a. Newham-
burgh desirable locat on ard be bought low. For
particulars inquire ofURI MILLS, No Coenres,P, NY.
NOR SALE on reasonable terms. a few
Lots on and near Prospect Hill Yorkyie. Inquire Of
S. KETCHUM, No Try On-Rov.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09

il Wheeled Platform Cans made In the mo. 49,.
manner Of the best materials and STYLE ef s.ov.ss
lndis-RHbeer Spring, For sale 70 Be delivered innsa.
ly Essex Company, Lawrence. Mss
GORDON MCKAY A..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09
NOR SALE-A number of valuable

LWh CALE-A HumDtT OF VdIUHUIt
Building Sites suitable for eenteel country residences
ehgiby situated within five minutes walk OF the bronxvile
Station the Harlem Railroad in the town of East Ches
ter WechesteT Co. Said propertyis within minutes
walk VI the Reformed Dutch Church at Bronxvie In high
y respectable neigbborhoo6 aud only hours ride from
the City Hall N Y For further particulars inquire OF
M HENRY, No. l29 West 2Sthst, or of JAMES WIG
GINS, No. 224 Greenwich-st.
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paintina, &f.

-NeNN1NN ,NNNN@NN ~ ~ NNNNNN'-NNNN
ZINC Warranted Puro.-
II The NEW-JERSEY ZINC co, Warehouse, No u
Dsy prepared to supply their Zine Paints 81 the b'
Loving prices
No. White, ground In oil, 90. per pound
No. White, ground In oil, &c. per pound
No. White, ground In OIL 7c. per pound
Brown and Black ground In oil. SIC per pound
Dry White Of Zinc, &C. per pound.
WHITE ZINC PAINT,
Amer thorough test In Europe and the United States hn
Its beauty and protective qualities longer
than any other paint For whenes and bTilianey IN
vsse 10 IL free from all poisonous properties 90 common
dangsroU, In other pigments; will coyer-eqna weight
from 40 10 100 per cent space than lead and 10 there
fore much cheaper TO the As inside painh
will yellow when exposed 20 the salphuross
ses of coal fires the foa air OF ships Their White Las
ground In varnish produces the porcelain finish Their
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
few form hard and solid metallic coating spoa
wood brick iron and other metallic surfaces remarkable
for their proof properties They specially adapted os
marine purposes having been found 20 resist the eorodnS
action Of salt destructive 10 other pstns pesisu
supplied on liberal terms by
MANNING sQUIER Assnts No Is Dey-st.n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09
I COUNTRY RESIDENCE to LET

IA On the bank OF the Hudson River nearly opposite
West Point On the premises containing about acres OF
Land, two-sioIy Dwelling with SIX rooms cellar sna
Kitchen with smaller oubu6ings &c The situation
t pleasant and healthy and within five minutes walk OF the
railroad station Apply to P. ANDERSON, at A. T. stew
sri Co.'S Broac va
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09

VMPORTANT TO LAUIES.-MKS. VI.
FOLEY respectfully calls the attention Of thos
ladies' having rich old Thread Lace thrown ssds wot
less she Is prepared Transfer Repair OF Alter the
modern style and shape and warranted % oos, wa
and wear equal to new. No SIG PeArlst
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Epnses TO Ett.

A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESI-
~ DFNCF TO LET-Ready furnished, on Long Isl and,
everything perfect order for geneel family 10 re-
spectacle person will be let reasonable terms ADDRESS
With real name and number, COUNTRY RESIDENCE,
4.nuer Post Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09

NJ ANO FORTEs-Uneqzlled for oompsesness power,
bsncy and besuty have for the past four years been
thorOugy tested every pa Of this broad Republic from
Maine 70 California splendid stock hand, 81 and
octave. varying in Pnce cm 500 to $40 Every nstru-
rsnt. warranted 10 Eye perfect satisfaction Pianos let
tuned and repaired WaTerooms No SO Broadway, corner
OF Anthony 81 and opposite Broadway Thester.
HORACE WATERS sole Aren't
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NJOTICE TO HOTEL KEEPERS

IN The subcnber has nearly completed large and ele
giant Hotel at m-uth Of the River Thames NewLondon
for purpose Of watering place which he oilers 10 rent
for tenn of The House ready to receive the
Furniture; the whsle TO be completed with the grounds
laid II by the 10th c June Said Hotel is most
sieghthulfy situated with view OF Long Island Sound
FISHERS aud Gull Islands, with fd view OF the city OF
New London Forts TIuubnll and Gnswod Groton Monu.
aent and landscape view to be exceed IN the United
States The House will accommodate about l5t persons
With 30 Of land attached with large barns aud stables
play grounds and groves Of cedars for walk or recreation
The beach ar rocks in front OF the house will aOrd the
fir est bathing accommodations on the continent
The will be required to furnish the House and give
satisfactory references to his ability keep first cass
hotel. and his responsibility to pay the rent Appy TO
New London, June 2. JOHN BIShpf'
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COTNTRY SEAT for SALE-On the

east bank Of the HUDSON, and half miles below
SipgSng and four from Tsrytown There are 20 acres o
land brick house 30 feet square in tie Grecisn 2s.
sold altogether or in separate plot lGqure OF JAMES
KNOWLTON on the premises, croft. B. YOUNG, No ~
Ur.l1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09
EARMS of TEN ACRES or MORE,

II can now be purchased Of CHARLES WOOD, No 2O8
Broad way Newly York These farms pleasant situated
on Long Island in desirable aud healthy location, where
making which render II worthy the
after ton Of all rho wish have farm in the vicinity OF
New York where all the pfrd uce can with hlng expense
be taken and turned into cash. and at the highest market
price There many advantages which farmers on Long
Island have others by taxing advantage oil the MARKET
prices which farmers cannot obtain.
An ex train Of viii start from Brooklyn on Tues
day 10th inst Lake Lsnd where gentlemen can have an
opportunity Of visiting this pace and retsrn IN the afternoon
Tickets the excursion can be had at reduced price
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09
TyARM at YONKERS for SALE

LFNhN dC 1OINNE ItO IOI hJ1tf1f7
Within q miles Of Hudson River Railroad Depot and
IA miles Of Bronxville Depot Harlem Railroad Contains
10 acres Of which 20 in woods Soil SupeIloI
buildings new and plenty; good and fruit abundant
View very fine in sigh: Of the Hudson River The
place is under good crop and Improvement Some rocks
Situation very high price very low Apply al No lsflSt
cfsirc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09

DROOKLYN LOTS.--For sale go ELI
ID siblo Building Lots 90 Gates, Quincy, Yates and
Lewis avs and Hickoyst. The above property esmmAnos
near Leerts Pnk Two Of the avenues are now opened
Gates win doubtless be paved ths season 10 Lewis Terms
favorable Lots for $l75 TO S2za Apply toe dOLOEk
Fultop, sy terminus Bedford line OF omniousesl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09
piano-fortee.

~ Al. BARMORE offer at their Man
". ufactory and Wsreroou No 34s Beeckerst corner
Of Charlesst assortment Of elegant PlANOFORTES,
With the metallic and bridge and All other
modern improvements.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09
RESIDENCE.-The un-

dersxned wishes dispose of his place near Cooper
town on the banks Of the Osego Lake The situation "a
romantic and healthy the House very good and admirably
calculated retreat for man Of business, ne Arm con-
Il L. DANIELL, Cooperstown, Osego Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09
NOR SALE CHEAP-For cash, SPLEEN
CUBERT'S PATENT BOUI DIR Pr

did Rosewood Pano-Fortes from s. to ocaves also
enc secondhand II. HAkDMAN's, No o! Msitest,
three dOors west Of Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09
nor SALE-I84 acres of Land, living

Wv uNINo VI IIufIV'
n on Long Island Railroad, Lakeland Dep6s IS
miles from New-York This land is of good quality easy
Of in good neighborhood and will be sold at low
price. To any wishing TO make profitable nvestment
or agood fs this sse affords the opportunity.
inquire Of H. FOWLER No. 10 Walst, over Courier and
En,, Nira
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09
CIRANDOLES, SOLAR LAMPS,

NJ Hall Lanterns Candelsbras Brackets Besugnet Hold
es Fluid Lampshe largest and best assorted stock IN
this City, for sale at less than manGfacurers prices.
s s. REILLY, No lS5 Cansl-st, cor Lsght IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09

DEAL ESTATE.-The undersigned,
Secretary of several Building Associations consisting Of
several thousand members daily applied to those who are
DESTROYS purchasing Real Estate He has therefore opened
Regster In which be will enter full description OF such
property offered for sale and persons DESTROYS OF
leaving description Of their property with him Persons
DESTROYS Of purchasing may suit themselves BY examining his
Register. }. PECAkE, ONCE, NO. 100 hes1et-sI
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q S. CLEANERS PRIZE MEDAL,

sHONEY sOAP.-W. J. DAVIS co. have reo,t
IN received small invoice Of this justly celebrated T0Lt
Soap which bears the stamp. p. y Cleavess PM
Mccall Honey Soap" very elegantly put up N boxes co..
tanning SIX squares in quarter Us packages They sAc
call tom the trade order % inspect this unequaed M
Gle They have also Just received per Atio eAJies se
ton of the finest English Hair Brushes Tooth Brushes he
w J. DAVIS 4 co. No. 40 Courtlandt-st, up stain
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fnrnitnre, &r.

DEDS, Cool and Luxuriant-Putnam's
ID Sprsgs adjusted in degree OF elascity-cireuatins
the air under the body-cheap and strong PUTNAM
SIMPSON, No $50 Broadway.
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DIANO-FORTE WAREROOMS, No.

Il Sci Broadway, door above Thomp,on's Saloon
Persons about purchasing Pianos invited to call at the
Warcoous Of BENNETT & CO. where they will find
an assortment Of Rosewood PsnoFortes Of modern style
Every warranted for two years Should doubts
be entertained quality, the payment may be deferred
until such doubts removed Old Pianos received in part
payment for New and second hand Pianos to Let.
Manufsctory, Nos ST. 5l9 and SIS Rivingtonst
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miscellaneous.

A ADVERTISEMENTS are inserted in
the best papers In other cities and town at ~ PALM
ERs Advertising Agency Tribune Buildings
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IyORDHAM VILLAGE LOTS.-Now

or Novelties beautiful Building Sites going
off rapids and persons wishing to delightful oca
ton for country residence with al the convenienoes OF
frequent and chesp city communication will do well TO ex
anime the Lots Prices low and terms easy; location
within 700 feet of the depot at Fordham. Apply to GEO
BANKS, at the Fordhan Hotel; or u. NEWELL co.
No. s NAssau.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09
TIRED PIANO-FORTES.-NO

MORE HIRING.-You can buy q Piano Forte, Of
any make you please and pay small monthly instalmens
Go and get Prospectus OF the Second PanoForte Aso
citation 70 be had gratis the Office IN the bookstore OF
Asnauce, Sherman Co, No. Aston House.
A II. JOCELYN Treasurer.
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ENOR SALE-With immediate posses
II tion. Count Residence situated in Union Township
atopt miles tIom EhzabehtOwn and q miles from new
ark here AZ OF Land The House contains draw
ing dining and breakfast rooms study bathing rocm pan
tries kitchen and conservatory first floor On the second
fooT there eight finished bedrooms &c wide staircase
and ball. The house u h=ated by q furnace. Bebess
raree, and hot and cold water in the kitchen The barn
ard stables eoachhouse dairy bwlhouse ice house
houses corn-cTib all and complete The grounds
are tsstefully laid out Se Apply to D. T. MACFARLAN,
No 81 Sd-sy from 6 TO A. M and from 10 r. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09
NEW and SECONDHAND PIANO

IN FORTES-We have now hand large assortment
OF new secondhand Pianos for sale and to hire Pianos
from $50 to $500 For hire from - TO $40 per month No.
$50 Broadway Eew-York. STAFFORD K BROTHER.
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NOR SALE. or will be EXCHANGED

II for CITY PROPERTY-A Farm containing ~ acres,
situated about miles from halfway ~ In good state OF
cuyatsn with fit and good outhouscs The dwell
ns house i new having been built about years sgo In the
most substantial manner The to New ork will
make II desirable residence for persons dong business
here being only one hours ds from the city The Farm
also well stocked For terms apply 70 ID. II MACFARLAN,
No. 81 Sd.sv- from to 9 AN. and $40 Pm.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS new VII
UvOR SALE in ASTORIA, LONG

a
Il ISLAND-A brick House with kitchen attached two
stories high with cellar under the whole. The house con-
tans 10 rooms 10 closets and pane parlor comiced and
herd finished sidg Doors piazzas front and rear with
lots Of Ground S5t0 may remain on bond aud mortgage
for tenn of years or will be let until the LIST Of May next
for the sum Of 5000 For further particular apply TO T.
r. BENNETT, No 4 North ID st, Willamsburgh, or TO
BENNETT DALE Astoria HuTl Gate Ferry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09

pTRs. Manufacturer offer for Sale At No. 1ls earl All
full assortment Of Bras Faucets, hose flPes oss.n
y .n;tslis Tor PlumberS use, and calculated 70
49, Croton pressure Also large variety OF steam CoeAA
81 Cnns &C. for Locomotives and Stationary Engines
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09
ITALIAN VIOLIN STRINGS.-Just

received fresh supply Of superior Italian Violin Strings
for sale in quantities purchasers the
bic terms, by GEIB & JACKSON, No 499 Broadway
one door above the Art Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-09

ALUM, SODA ASH and Ultramarins
"A Blue on hand, and for sale BY
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NOR SALE-Two shares in the Er,
Manhattan Building Association. which hu -, -. ~
successful Apply in store, No 70t BroAi~sy. VT
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1852-12-29
Notice in Chancery.

SAMUEL H GUTHRIE. who resides without
~ the State Of Ohio. will take notice that Oh the
22d day Of, November, A. D. 1852. William F
Hunter, of the county Of Momoe and George
Hays aud Elizabeth A. Hays his wife. of the
county Of Van Vert in the State Of Ohio. filed
their Bill in Chanrery in the court Of Common
Pleas of Monroe county and State aforesaid. a.
gai,st the said Samuel H Guthrie. the object and
prayer Of which !. to compel the said Samuel H /.
Guthrie to complete q contract entered into on
the 18Th day oi March, 1889. for the sale Of four
acre tract OF land near the town of Wo ,dsfield. in
said county, bounded oil the north by the road
leading from Woods6eld to LewisviIle, on the
wes, by Ian,ls now owned by William Okey. on
the south by lands Of DaviI Kirkbrid., aud on the
ess. by lands now owned by William F. Hunter;
by making to the complainants deed for the
same; aud unless the ssid Samuel H. Guthrie shall
ap, ear aud plead. answer. or demur to said Bill
within 60 days after the next Term Of said G ut,
that At the Summer Term Of said Court. 1853,
decree will be taken against him as by confession.
HuLLISTER, OKEY l. HOLLISTER,
Nov, -, 1852. Solicitors for Complsinants
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1852-12-29
Dec. 20. 81 2S

CHERIFF'S SALE. .- By virtue nf an order Of
~ Court in aprocering IN Partition. in the Court
Of Cau,non Pleas Of Monroe county. Ohio where.
in Andrew Smith il. petitioner, and Nary Smith
aud Others ave respondents, To me directed. will
oer ioI SALE at public outcry. at the door OF the
courthouse il sail connty, on
Saturday. The 29lh day If January, 1858.
between the hours nf 10 O'Clock ~, aud O'Clock
IN, Of said day, the following escribed tracts Of
land, situate in the County aforesaid, to wit:
The east half Of the south est quarter OF sec.
tion 81, IN town-hips, of range s, containing 81
acres; als0 the south west quarter of the south
east quarter OF the SAME section, township aid
range. containing 30 acres; also the south west
quarter Of the north east quarter # the same Sec
tion. township and rarge, containing 40 acres;
also al the east halt Of the nor,h west quarter Of
the same secti ~, 'wnsi,Ip aud range. not sold
tn Bazer) containing 10 acres; also scres in the
north west quarter Of he saline section. township
and range; asu the north cas-. quatteI of the north
west quarter of section 90, in township s. and
range 6. .contaiuiug 40 acres; also the south east
quarter Of the south east qua ter Of section q,
townsh p 8, and range 6; aso the north west quar-.
ter Of section 81. township s, a, d range 6.
Ordered TO be sold in the case of Andrew Smith
vs. Mary Smith et al.
Dec ~. 50 81 M. MORROW, Shift
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1852-12-29

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