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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-12-08

UNADDiTioN fOA LAHGk sfo
n on hand, an this day In receipt
f~oliow1ps styles ~ PIANUS, for saLa
turer's PRICES, ranging from se00toe
ed Corfre years IVA
2 seven octave carved top mouldinC
eve octave. plain, round ~e0ruer4
! seVsn octave, Ealian a~tiachmsnt; onfd
Q six octave, roun1 corners;
2 sig octave, flund corners. top mo
3 six octave, ban round ectnefs; 80
3six octave, square edfl6ts; de
seven octave, richly caTtdd boddoleul.
I seven octave plain boudoif; -.
81 octave, carved boudoir; tuts
26i octave, plain boadoir. aig
Boston Piano Rooms, coluk
August 4, 81. ina.
GECOND HAND PfAN0s.-Ode 50 10
- Rosewood PiaAd Forte, nearly new /,
One6 octave. Rosewood Case; nav
One 6 octave. Mahogany case. For salate
Columbus, Julg 3D. 49,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-12-08

ANOTHER PLaNEr.-Mr. Hind, the astron-
omer at Bishops Observatory, London, dis
covered, on the 9th ult., another new plan
ct, rather brighter than a star of the ninth
magnitude. 1t is the ninth he has discover
ed since the commencement Of his system
attic search in ls4s, and the twenty-seventf
aof the group between Mars and Jupiter, 1t
was discovered in the Constellation Tau
rus, about two degrees south OF the elliptic
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-12-08

A THANKSGIVING FEAST. The Boston
and Worchester Railroad Corporation gave
to all persons employed by the company
turkey for Thanksgiving. It took two tons
and a half ofturkeys to go round.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-12-08
CITY shoe, Leather and Finding ST.

City Shoe, Leather and Finding Stt
m WoRK, SON WORK
w respectfully inform thu
-AAz ens Of Fairfield and adjoining !
~ ties, that they have received
- FAIL STocK, which consist
every thing usually kept in such an estnblishm-
We hive also on hand ! large and excellent
Of FINDINGS. which we viii furnish to Sho
ker's and Findings Stores at reasonable prices.
Sole Leather, Morocco. Innings, Bindings,
slways on hand. we ere prepared As haretolol
manufacture anything in our line.
lancaster. October 81. 1853.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-12-08
Fresh MiJcb COW for Sale.

TNHE subscriber has for sale ali excellent Fl
a MICH COW, which he will sell Upon re
able terms. She has a calf Eve DAYS old.
Greenfield township, Nov %. l. Won RODi
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DYEDl

xTou can cot Boewood, Ext. Lcgyrood, Fhstie
y cam Wood, Rluot i.rioi. Maader, eopperss' Alum
rn3iro, of tho best quality at ~
September 9. AAOF
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luetklg Gazette,
CITY OF LANCASTER;
tuesday evening, Dec. Q, 1888

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF THE MAINE LAW"
We have been requested, by an esteemed
friend, to publish an article from the Ban
ner OF Liberty protesting to discuss the
Constitutionality Of the Maine Law. We
trust our friend will see the proPriety Of our
declining 10 publish the article until we see
its conclusion. The first three chapters
would make some three or four coiumnsi IN
our Weekly, and as the article is to be con-
tinued, there is no telling any thing about
either its length or its merits. 1t may be
continued FOR months nn~daccumulate to the
size of an ordinary book. If the article
continues to the end to maintain the chris
tian spirit which marks Its beginning and is
not too lengthy. we will take great pleasure
in laying it before our readers.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-12-08
Ittachmeut Notice.

A + NV instance a writ Of attachment was
n d.y issued by C. Trovihger, q Justice Of
Peace Of Walnut township Fairfield county, 81
against the property Of John " Dunesxay. an
cents, dated this lat day Of NovembeI. ,s53,
CLAW lACOb htTNEi
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RuiIding Lots for Sale

TIME undersigned offers for sale Four Lots on Co
lumbus street, on terms to suit purchasers.
December !, 1883. GEORGE e.. BECK.
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ONE WORD MORE.

ITO all who are indebted to the firm ofIuLiAx G.
J. ULRfCII, ! would respectfully say, that unless
the amount Of your note and accounts are closed
by cash or its equivalent before the first day Of Jan-
uaTy next, they viii be left 10 the hands Of the pros
per officers for collection. Tho harvest is past
the summer ia ended and we mist have money.
Lancaster, Oct. 30, 1853. A. L. CLARK.
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Rnhert Carnes, Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subrcT
~ beer appointed aud qualified as execute
estate Of Robert Carnes, late Of Fairfield cot
Ceased. JOHN D. MART
October l9th.l
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RON DaIIfodndcr Tor safe.

THE celebrated Premium and
trotfing horse Tor bHtLYoi
. Err, is offered for sale to close a
. cefn. He Is Id fine condition, Al
\ be seen al the stables Of lame
y pearse, near Millefspcrt, Fair
, county, Ohio: and where the brel
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Estate of stephen Whiteseti.

Istdtc Oi StcpHtH NHitcHCus
the creditors Of Stephen Whitesell, d
On the 29th day of November A. d. II
Probate court for Fairfield county Ohio. deel
Estate oil Stephen White. ell. deceased, to b
bic insolvent. Creditors are therefore req
present their claims against the Estate to the
signed; Within six months from the time ab0v
toned, or they will not be entitled to payment
For convenience. creditors can present their
at the office OF J. d. & C. d. Martin, Lancaster.
This LIST day Of December, A D. 1853.
SAMUEL WORRABL, Admit
Of he Estate Of Stephen WhiteseA, DEF
Attachment Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that writs Of sttse'
~ was this day issued, at the ~instAnce Of o.
the undersigned. by c. Trovinger a Justies
Peace Of Walnut township, Fairfield county.
against the goods. chatties and effects Of Job
Duuaway, an abscondins DEBTOR.
G. c. MILLEI
November 3, ls53-3x27 GEO. FoRGRA
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uAi hl-Ns my WIZ De NEN III hAit Hhut8 u the pro-
per officers for collection. Tho harvest is past
the sumner ia ended and we mus. have money.
lancaster, Oct. %, 1853. A. L. CLARK.
HARRlSON'S Columbian lax. Nf>ck. bluered, csr-
4 nine and ~indeli5le, for sa .e at the city book store.
: November %, 1853. b C0NNELL- Agent. (,
VIEORY and Practice Of Teaching. byD p. Page
r for sale at the city book store. b. C0NNELL.
CEoLoGYBy Carey & Adams. for sale at the city
w book store. d CONNELL, Agent.
NANCY BOOKS for Christina Presents, for sale at
l. the city book store. b. CONNELL, Agent.
WEBSTERs unabridged Dictionsrv, for sale a.
w The city book store. B. CONNELl,Agant
n AU8OGNES' History Of the r. form.tisu, for
~. sale at the city booa store b. c oNNELLsgt
ID OLLIN'S Ancient History for sale at the city
RE boot store. b. CONNELL, agent.
DcHs WoRzs fen sale at The city Book Store.
- B. C0NNELL,A ct.
EERN Leaves from Fanny's Portfolio, for sale at
i the city book store b. CoNNELL, Agent
UTRITTNG, Post. Note AMI Fiat cap Paper of the
w best quality, for sale st the city book store.
Lancaster. Nov. IS B.CoNNELL, Agent
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HARRISON'S Columbian lax. Nr>ck. bluered, car-
EAmine and i~ndeli5le, for So .e at the city book store.
November %, 1859. b CONNELL, Agent. ,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-09
Superior COurt-Part Second.

pcIoro bou JUG Emmett, aud Jury.
DEC s. Charles Houston, w. the Mayor, Aldermen, AMI
Commondly IF the city Of NeD York.--Ths scton
brought by the plaintiff against the corpor ,tion Of the
city New York, for injuries sustained BY ns former ON
the 18th day of March, 1868 under the wrg crcu-
sance The plaintiff was driving grocers wagon
through Tenth street Frt in this city, and
the street in that vicinity being in very bad condition
at that time the plaintiffs wagon upset by going into
several etep holes and the plaintiff himself hro outs
and as was alleged BY Messrs. VIM g. Browne and JAS r.
Whiting, the horse and wagon passed the plaintiff
thereby bruisng his body and heae and breaking his
left thigh by Of which he confined to his bed
for ten days and then to the hospital where he
was put on to An inclined plane and there kept for
seven weeks more; subsequently he discharged,
as cured but unable to walk, except with crutches
and the broken limb being somewhat shorter
than originally. Since his discharge the limb
which was straight then, is curved as was proved
by examir alton made In court by Dr. Agnew the sur
geon of the hospital It also alleged By the plain
s counsel that he was permanently Injured by tho ac
cdeD aud that the defendants the only and
parties against whom action could lie
For the defence cntended that the defep
we're the not liable but the Commissioner of Repairs and
supplies who was elected by the people to keep ths
responsible.
The Court charged the jury the law OF the case
directed them to bring in sealed verdict In the morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-09

80 1875 l2607 go 70 Oh S257GO ASA Isl 40
- 6sO2 H200 5S5 2l5,eD l,4z7 $3.50
Total. -. 1851 2s79 80 1926 l2OiO76O 63lI $3.50
ACT OF 1850.
10 25040 COG 400 1910 3057 200 $40 g4S
80 >. 53l3l 42O,4e0 81 500 25i49G0 II $50 4l5,52O
% =. 1896 3735,f40 6s5l 2474040 81 53s Pol 40
Total -. El,557 IL 992 800 1859 66o0 5503i 6I572o
ACT OF 1852.
100 .erss.. $50 l52 900 a2 $3.50 57s s24so
~ :, l0S 500 32T 25.lG0 76l 60 $50
- ESQ Ge00 2,5S7 l034S0 4253 T051
Total -. s,SSS $1,000 1886 lS9lCO s6o2 sa3 $50
Summary.
Act Of A. 1857 u $40 1926 IL 200 63l S3s520
Act of 40. l7157 1892 80 1853 $3.50 600 5504 36l520
At Of 49, ssSS $1,000 3 ESQ lS9 100 5602 1923
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-09

fNo fales In August 1863 there being no register.
fNo sales in July, 1858
Here. although the lands sold we're fifteen miles OF
from the route OF the road the increase has
very great; and have doubt when the alternate
tons within six miles AMI those between the six aud az
teen mile limits brought into Market the increase
will be equal to that Of Illinois,
In Mississippi the sales have heen very limited for seve
raj On the Goth Of September 1850 the lands in
Augusta and Colum districts along the proposed
OF the Central Railroad from Chicago In Illinois, to Mobile
In Alabama withdrawn from tket aud were not
again thrown open to entry until the Goth Of s. ptembe
1888 for the Augusta district and 10th Of September
1852 for the Coum district In the former district
there but ave days left In that month for sales
be made and in the latter twelve days The Septem Der
reurn being the last received from those Districts have
caused comparison TO be made between Gales for that
month In 1858, and for the month In the four ere
cedipR years, ard the result is as follows, to wit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-09

These 10 $50 acres, at 81 25 per acre, would
amount neutrality-suspicious. 24, Ala 0e
But the actual amount received .... "a 068 rs
Making an increase over the ordinary mini.
mum Of. .....,.................... s9,e43 90
in the Columbus district this comparison is follows,
TO wit Wdrrdnh
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Exclusive Of Chickasaw cessou.
Not finally closed.
Includes the estims ted quantity OF 00 ares OF
the Des Nome river grant, situated in This Stat between
the Raccoon fork and the fource Of ,ad river.
Is the estimated quantity Of 34o 900 acres Of the old
Dies kone grant, situate In this Territory o. above
Reported by the State suthoriijee.
Estimated.
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This last report does not furnish data by which ia
tain theaggregae Of lana covered b. the claims
frrBed ano those rejected
in view of the great punt Of business before these
COMMISSIONER and the of clerical labor required
bring the records down TO LIST July last and to keep pace
with the future disposition Of the tho'e Com mia
sionsrs, with your appreciation, authorized TO
poy the necessary extra temp force for that
pose TIE work TO be done the mos. nomical erms,
either by the piece or otherwise
The surveys been prosecuted ia this Sats rapid
" as the condition 81 the private land claims &c. w,uid
Tbat oes saa u .hs
OF having those claims located fast they APPROX
ed by the commissioners that the land claimed private
property be severed from the public doma1 and the
latter be surveyed snd prepared or market This
heretofore determined upoa most udicious BECAUSE 4
any the claims thus locat ID shall hereafter bs declared
Invalid the cost of extending the lines of the public
veys through them will be rining, while the contrary
policy would have tendency to inc uce expense tga
The coe OF the Surveyor General Of California has been
fully organized under the act of 3D. March last AL the
cesary instr uctions with the seal of Office having been
prepared ard transmitted, iucongruitss fouud
to exist between the provisions OF this act aud the
appropriation law of the same date ia relation TO The price
per mile for certain surveys These rsconoed far
possible the two laws Ibis subect being regarded
In pari mdtrc and 20 construed Those rates aco,
Hdered the surveyor General aa too low In view of tie
high price Of living and the difficulties Ia executing the
work. account OF the peculiar topo phicsl features
of the country and the delay and uncertainty incident
the location Of the spsnsh and Mexican tes Under tbs
5th section Of the above mentioned act authorizing the
division OF the state into two three land di,trc It
Least in view CT the extent of the settlements from north
10 SOUTH and that done the boundary between thsoi
being the nearest surveyed parallel to the thirty sixth d.
gree of north latitude The Office for the northero
district located at Benicia that for the
southern st Los ngelos and in view Of the facts thai
the usual allowances Of fees, re TO those Hcers
prohibited by that law except In psem pon cases. and
hat the rent Of their Offices you'd absorb aboat the
whole amount Of their Compensation, 1t found nls
pensaby necessary to allow hem the they shoid
actually pay for Office rent In addition to their salaries
upon the produs1ion Of evide that such
reasonable and In dance with the ordinary charges
fr rent 10 The towns IN which their Offices are located
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-11-30
DECEMBER APPOINTMENTS.
DOCT. HI. TUBBS,
ANAL YTIGAL PHYSICIAN.
Will be in attendance at his rooms as follows:

L 10 q
RavennaPrentiss House, Friday afternoon and Saturday
until O'Clock, P. NJ. 3Oth and 31th December
AkronCobbs Exchange, Thursday, 2Sth of December.
Cleveland-Amercan House, Monday and Tuesday 18th
and 18th of December.
Warren-Clnton House, Thursday, 5th of January
Those afflicted with Chronic diseases OF the Ver Lungs
Kidneys Spleen, InfammatiOns rheumatism, Asthma,
Shorness of Breath difficulty breathng dyspepsia drop
y, Weakness Nervous disabilities Resessnes Loss OF
appetite, Constipation, Derangement Stomach, Bilious
Affections, Gravel White Swengs long standing dis
eases, areinvited to call.
No CHARGE CONSULTATION DIR T., neither beeds
blisters Homapaths Mercury, Ar
senc Antimony other mineral medical
he neither steams His the
all adopted,
but not than his system of treatment. He
make sick to make WE'LL tear down to build again,
alay irritaon by patching with anodynes
We caution the public against fmpOsterS who in several
counties endeayorng harvest from the popularity
of remedies pretending to administer the They
know nothing whatever of the recipes and with them
would be utterly incapable of celebrating most of med
cines, they of earning a reputable practice.
REMARKS.
In selecting from the number of pouring in
for the monthly aim give diversity both
of locality and Diseases 1t to be hoped that nvads will
always when practicable, confer with
covered and reality which
scruH earnestly desired Our undivided attention
being given chronic diseases, nearly all the
cdies $50 caed eXtaIt and becoming hopeless martyrs
to popular but delusive modes oftreatment
| ASTHMA CAN BE CURED.
So those of patients who have been struggling for
with this rel nls disease but inspire freely and
| with comfort the bOuntiful air of Heaven.
| A SINGLE ILLUSTRATION.
Mrs. J. Menser, of Beaver township, Mahoning county,
standng and denomnated by attending
sicans "a Disease of the Liver and Asthma confirmed and
ucurabe." Breathing extremely difficult
restored in three months and has good through all
the changes of two subsequent years aug5.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-11-30
JAurrlR0.

In 18th inst, by Andrew Jackson Esq.
Mr.. ADDISON HANCOCK and Miss JANE ANN DYE, all o
Shtlersvlle.
the 26th inst, by the at the Ravenna House
Mr.. THOMAS B. BUCHANAN and MARTHA RAY, all Of
Freedom.
On the inst the Telegraph House, in Newton Falls
by U. D. kellogg, Esq, Mr.. EDWARD G.. BECKWTTH and
ALANTHA v. FRENCH.
village the 25h inst. by Rev. J. H. Ebber Mr.
HARVEY WALTERS, of the State of New York; and Miss
CHARLOTTE NJ. ALLEN, of this village.
At Shaersve, 18th inst, by orson Judd Esq., Mr..
HENRY A. STURDEVANT and Miss WELTHA ANN TUT
TIE, all of Shaersvilie
In Brimfeld on inst, by B. Osborn Esq. Mr..
NATHAN BOOSINGER and Miss JULIA E. KELSO all OF
Brmfeld.
In Akron, the 25th inst by Rev. Mr. Truey M LINAS
C. LoVELAND, Brighton, Loran Co., Miss MARTHA
A HOGAL, of Ravenna.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1853-11-30
CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE.
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOUU
NOT A PARTICLE OF MERct


NlxrALL1pLE REMEDY for scrofuia Kings Evil Rhsu5
s S:
Bones and Joints s.asGoin UiecfS ssi hias
inpradehcs Ia Lie, . mpsI
This valuable Medicine which has become ceetstsd for
the number Of extraordinary through asehey,
pS5e s 70 %
The following certificates selected from large number ars
nS s Il. G than The mere word S
ealies and Of the highest rssbeetabiR hahy e resd
F. BoTDES Esq, Of the Exchange Hotel Richmond tno~n
where says he has seen the nsdeds sad cAa1rs
nearly all the diseases for which It Is with the
dinary madeleine he has over seen. - 80 ~
n. AsGE cgaE, hereby ssJs sAs. !st
n;n Sn had PEysean. took large quantities q S
all Without any permanent relief Iii % Al las. trisa Csrsrs
Spanish Mixture bottles which eaoctuaiy me-
niieSF s 1s
medicine that ever reached my ease. JoHa LoNepEH.
B: LUeE, ESQ., in the city Of Richmond, and for
Sosh . 6 S As 5sTc AS be
fall when taken according to directions. ~, -..
Dr. MITGE a practising Physician, and formerly Of the
number Of instances the effect Of tarters spanish MI1Ts
sumption dependant the Liver the good effects
mond cured Of Liver Complaint offs years Standing S
the use oftwo bottles Of carters Spanish Mix.ure
Republican had employed their press cured
of violent Scrofula, combined with Rheumatism, which
ely disabled him from work. Two bottles OF Carter,S
Spanish ture made perfect him, and the EdtOr
in public notice, say they checrfuy recommend TO all
who afflicted with disease of The blOOd.' ami
STILL ANOTHER CURE SCRoFuLA.I had very valuable
boy cured ofScrofa by Carters Spanish MIXTURE consid
it truly valuable medicine JAMES A. TAYLOR. Condnc-
tor the X F q p RR Co., Richmond, Va. - - +-t
SALT RHEUM TWENTY WEARS STANDING CuREDs-Mr.-
JOHN THoMPsoN residing in the city of Richmond cured
by three bottles of fCarters Spanish Mixture, of Salt Rheu
which he had nearly twenty and which all the phys
clans of the city could Mr.. Thompson 10 well
merchant in the city of Rchmond Va, and his
l. most remat kable. '' -, -
A. MATTHEW'S of Richmond, lad a servant cured OF
Syphic in the form, by arters Spanish Mixture
He he cheerfuy recommends it, and considers n-
valuable medicine.
RICHARD E. WEST, of Richmond cured
what Ply called confirmed Consumption by three bot
ties of Carter's Spanish Mixture b.. ~ t :
EDWIN BURToN commissioner of the he has
the effects Carters Spanish Mixture number
of Syphic cases, and perfect for that hor
rble disease. L-..., TaBl-
WIN. SHERWOOD, OF Richmond, cured of Old and
Ulcers which disabled him from walking Took few bot
ties Carters Spanish enabledt
out n crutch in a short time permanently cured.
Principal Depots at NJ Ward Close Coz No. g. Maiden
Lane, New York T. w. DyOtt & snns No. 1S2, North I'd
Street, Philadelphia. Bennett Beers No. 125 Main Street,
Richmond, Va. ..
And sale by Swift, Ravenna; O. L. Drake Freedom;
]. W. Cone, Franklin Mills; c. c. Z. Harmon, Aurora;
and by Druggists and Dealers In Medicines everywhere.
Ravenna, Nov. 81, 1853. .i ly.
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Geographical Enigma.
ACROSTIcAL.


ri am composed Of Is letters.
My ], 8, 1916, 8, IL, IL, TO- II, is one of the
-.My2, IL, l6, Is, 5, A, 10, la, is cape that ex-
tends into the Atlantic. S.s44
My 8, 8, IL, Il, s, l3, is town in Penn.
My A, 8, 6, Is, IL, is a city in Europe
My g. 18, 8, 8, is, is town in New York.
My 6, 5, 5, IA, is river in Minnesota.
My Z, 5,6,5, 16, IA, 5, is city in Canada West
My s,7,2 g. s1s, IL, is a town in Maine
Ny 3, 8. $, g., 4, Is, 8, is one of the United
..ss My 10, 8, 4, s., ls, is a town in Canada East
My11,S, ls, IS, 1871 is town in New York
s My -, 8, IL, IA, 4, S. 6. 7, is town in Maine
-. My Is, .15, 8, 10, s. is river in Africa.
My 14,5, 6, 6, II, IL, is an island in the Pacific
- My l5, 8, ,@15, II, 2, is sea in Europe.
~ My 16, Is, 80, 8, 6, g., is county in N. Y.
20 My IT'S, II, Ia, is cape in Oceanica.
20 Ny 1s, s,ls, 10, 16, 9, is the capital of one
of the u. s.. $1,000.
=" My whole is what should be in the possession
of every honost citizen in Portage County.
ss,s@ - = o'3f J.. H. o..
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Guardian Sale,

TN pursuance order made by the Probate Court of
Portage county and State of Ohio the 10Th day of Nov
D. 1853, pending in said Court for sale of real
estate; syb Loudon Guardian of Frederick J. Loudon and
ais, petitioner and her said wards Respondents
shall public auction the premises the 23d
December, between the hours of 10 O'Clock A M and
four O'Clock NJ said day. the following described real
estate three undivided fifth parts of the following
oland situate in the township of
the county Portage State of Ohio being the south
half of lot number sixty in said township containing seventy
land in said township being part of Lot number
bounded follows beginning at the corner Of said
running thence B chains and 36 links; thence
chains and 95 nks thence 13 chains and 48 lnks
IA chains and 48 Inks thence "A chs and 95 ks to
the lace beginning containing twenty of land also
of certain other piece land in said township being pa
of the half and bounded foOws beginning
at the half of said Lot and running thence
and IS ks to the ofand formerly owned
Jeremiah Loudon; Lot line chs and 67 ks
thence rs ks thence chs and 81 lks to place
of beginning, containing five acres of land Appraised
$500 SYB1L LoUDoN, Guardian.
RaFenna. Nov. .21 1853. 43o-5W
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Sheriff Sale.

Y virtue order SELL sued from the court
ID pleas of Stark county, Ohio and to direct
will at public sale at the door of the court House, in
the town of Ravenna, Portage county, Ohio,
on Saturday the 24th day Of December, 1853,
the following described tract of land in Deereld Portage
county (Which township number one) in range six of the
Connecticut Western Reserve being middle part of Lot No.
60 40 heretofore conveyed Peter
Hasbrook and south by the Lot Ees and to extend
enough to contain fifty ofand with the excep-
hundrehs which has been
sold Peter Habrook Margaret Wall off the east side
said tract contain % and 95 onehun-
drehs acres Rtze ct Hentze ct ais. Appraised at
$431, 10.
Sale to commence at O'Clock A. NJ. Terms third
cash the balance equal annual with interest
from day of sale secured by mortgage on the premises
P. DEsHoNG, Sheriff of Stark Co., o.
Attey r F. Letter. 438-5W