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The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-03-18

Revolution, Rossis and Her serfsj March
Birds; Review Of new Books.
Price 90 per annum.--Address q. r. GRA-
HAM, Philadelphia, Pa,
Dickens Household Words. - Contents OF
goth No. of the present volume:
A Dgger's Diary; Overland Tour to Der
monndsey; The Field of the Cloth of Flax;
The Leaf; The Captains Prisoner; Madame
Ebe's Establishment; The Rowing English.
man.
Regisfer.-Sarcasm and Satire--A well
merited -Culfornu-Statistics
of Mexico--Public Schools in Massac husetts
|-Hayti-Shipnology-Mortaity Of London
.-Matrimonial-News or the week ending
February 30, Foreign and Domestic--Finan-
ces Of Maryland-Relcs-Pe Of the
Arnbs-Babies.
Price $3.50 year, weekly.
McElrath g. Lord, II Spruce ST. N. Y.
Publishers.
We hate received from the press of Dc,oih
d Davenport, New York, a new work entitled
Beatrice or the unknown relatives" by
Catharine Sinclair. The design Of the work
is to show forth the means made use of by the
Popish Church to compass its ends. We
have not had time to'give it more than hur-
ried examination but shall probably speak of
it hereafter,
ALSO, Ruth Garnet, or the loves of the
Earl of Rochester," by VIM. H. Ainsworth
We have not read the work but from the
known ability of the author we anticipate
much pleasure from its perusal. D."
Price Of each work b0 cts.
Would the Publishers please send us anoth-
er copy of the "Wide, Wide WorM."-Some
one who it seems possessed more literary
taste than honesty stole it from our table, and
neglected to return it. We would feel CRATE
full for another copy, as we know its author
to be lady of rare literary attainments, and
as inculcating high moral tone in all her
writings.
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NEW MODE OF GRATING.

a friend from Massachusetts has commune
Gated the following mode of grating the peach
on th, willow. Bendthe willow short until
the two ends take root g. grow in the ground.
Then bury peach stone midway between, g.
when the young tree attains eight to inter.
sect the willow above, cut slit in this latter.
pass the peach twig through it, and close up
the opening with the preparation commonly
used in grating. A short time thereafter GU,
off the peach stem underneath and it will con.
tinue to grow out of the willow.
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BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAy+FPs

s snSraoS has beca for say
COLDS ASTHMA, BRoScnI1s, lSFlJ, .n d' nnovsils,
sr s!n.s nas sa% cMf: fS aIs TO %s
mediate and perfect relief, ava wScs srp @ sas most In
nsS sos, Seid esossrs S1sts s"a sss
I'd results. They ct opse relieve the no mos! msrk'
y,Ss I a.a ee'.;tly remove that m"id rrit.Siiy
rns medic a, nroh Wl'h give rise TO the Goa.
grceahe form sW ,'cisat 10 ne taste 81 thst a"y CHA
WI readily take them and ,hey arc Warranted 10 rIye
relief in ten minutes sieI nse IN ali cs.cs. v NV
Price 2J Cent? pey box, For saioat
BENZ, THONAs5 Store.
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,l>O THE CREDITORS OF THE rs.

II tate Of James Glover, deod.--The subscriber has
hPen appointed by the fTULae Court Of Belmont County
Oh", Commissioner Dn the tstsio James Glover decd
repro msoven. The period of sG months from
ihe date OF THIS nOtce slOwed creditors 20 bring and
prove iheir clsmE against seid estate The subscriber
VIII aend 10 ibc duty Oi his said appointment a. the fol.
lowing pscrd snd ncs, namely, a. ,he house Of Jscob
Coleman EsI m the township Of SHiiih ~ the county
OI Belmont, on Saturday the bt day ui hpr Isj3 and
on each day thereafter within the period Of months
from this date Al his Office IL 81 Clalrsyile said Coun.
W. Daed al si. ClGrsville on tbs l2i dsy Of March,
1853. n. j. v. GLOVER ConI.is,iopur
March u, 1e53.-ii.
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OTLosr.-Any person who found black
cloth Cape, lined with black muslin, would
confer favor by leaving it at the Chronicle
office.
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LEGISLATURE.

The bill to provide for the publication of
the laws in The county papers has become a
law. After a great deal of hard fighting the
two houses compromised on 60 cents per 1000
ems. The law also authorizes the county au-
ditor, probate Judge and prosecuting attorney
10 determine what laws shall be published
Retrenchment, is the word.
The Sub-Treasury Bill with the specie
clause stricken out became law on Saturday.
1T contains clause that no bills of banks out
of our own State shall be received for taxes.
An amendment was offered that nothing but
gold and silver be received for taxes, which
amendment most of the Wings voted for in
order to make the Locos go the whole hog.
Tt is said that if the amendment had been car
ried the bill would have been defeated for they
have not the stamina to face the brunt of the
battle in this defiant way. We think the re-
iecting of the specie clause dec idedly incon-
sistent with the other provisions of the
bill. The Militia Bill was killed in the House.
The crow-bar bill has become a law.
Both houses adjourned on Monday. Three
cheers.
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5The attention Of Our readers s called to th. ,dver.
tsemeDt Of D. =. Gowns, ESQ., agent for She Protection
Insurance Company. Theuue theory and practice ofin
'ursnee 10, In few words. very correctly stated and we
Recommend resdefsto avail the seves ofthe sdvan
iages, offered by this old and welLtried institution
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Sale Of Real Estate by order of Court.
Petition Of Guardian TO sell lind Decree
Fall Term A. ID. 1862.
ssmuei MevyiIlisns Guardian
Of Thomas New WilIisms.


FhTIUfI WWtFdIhnT
Of Thomas Mcwiiisms. IN purr,Apoe ,f a d.
/ egee of ~. T,u,, a.,
TlDma. McWilliahp. Common pie,s of pai
mont County Ohio had Al the Fsii Term thereof A. n
lHJl the undersigned ~ offer at public sale On
the Th day Of ApriI A. g. tyj3 r ii O'Clock M al the
front doofOf the Court hTise IN IT, Csrsvle tbe fnow
ing Real E-s'e. the property otThouNs NcNillians
minor. to wii; being part Of the W. oi = ", T.. H.
beginning 1rMc .an" ~ white osk tree standing on
the n. N.loundeyy said =. and icing the n. r. or Of
SamuclG New iliisns uact Of land then g. 40 OI IrO
oles 70 post, from wncha white oak Is inches in d.
encier betrs CO.. W.2alinks, and hicbory 10 inches
IN diameter tea'sN 5JS T.. 4lnks. thence 2J7 t5l $50
poles 10 stone r'anird IN the middle OF the Morris
town road, thence v ~ ". 4 sGIOJ poles to stone A.
thence ~ 2s poles 20 the iegirning containing - a-rrs
~ perches more less Appraised Al s2lJ9 OOO Terms
3i -s" one a Of tile purcnse monpy to he pad The
day Of ga'e. the remaining hslf iu tS o annual an.
,iamcis win inereN thereon from ds;e The highes,
legal bidder TO be the purchaser.
SAMUEL McwILLtAMs
MsrCh ". 1Sj2,--4.- Guardian a. sfnrfsaJ
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
rINHE UNDERSIGNED ADMINISTRA.

4 TOR of the estate of Evan Romans, will oter for
sale Saturday theah day of Aprl, A. d. le,3 upon
The lemses. Tie following real estate, 10 VIII icing rat
of te of section No 81, Township No
10 of Raure OF atds si ect To sale al Steuenvlllc
Oru, containing 20 acres s ject TO the dover q" Juish
Romans, therein and heing the same premises upon
which tile said Evan Romans deed last dwet. said
premises situated in the west end of Flushing Town
shin and about mite south west OF Humphreys MIL.
Sale commence at 10 o'clock on sad day when the
terms of sale will be made Snnwn The premises ap
praised at $50 II HARRISON d. ROMANS,
March IL ,5a.=4t Admir-. Of Evan Romans, decd.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.

NEW fORk, March 10.
The Africa arrived last evening. She len
on Sunday afternoon with 100000 in silver
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
The news by this arrival is generally in.
teresting The Turkish government has re.
jected the ultlmatum offered to them by Aus.
tris respecting Montenargos, placing herself
in the hands of France and England, to have
the dispute amicably settled.
| 1t is reported that Russia demands an ulti-
matum from Turkey, and war is considered
certain.
| The India mail has been received.
The advices from Trieste are unfavorable
to the British Provinces. 1t is rumored that
the King of Burmah has been dethroned by q
revolution.
In the House of Commons on Friday, the
subject Of Jewish disabilities was discussed
the object being to extend to Jewish subjects
the same privileges enjoyed by Protestant
dissenters. A motion was made by Lord
Russell, that the House 60 into Committee to
consider the subject. Carried by 234 to 2O5.
The ship Hemisphere arrived at Liverpool
from New Orleans, and brings the crew, l6
Frigate London, from Candiff for San Fran
cisco, was abandoned at Sea. The Chief
Mate Of the steamer Victoria, which was lost
off Dubin,' has been indicted.
| The Manchester Board of Trade returns to
January show an increase of export of nearly
one million over the returns of last year.
The ship Three Bells arrived in the river
Thames from Melbourne with $4,000 ounces
Of gold dust
1t is not believed in London on Change
that the difficulty between Austria and Tur-
key will result in a war.
FRANCE.
The Budget will be placed before the As
sembly in March.
One hundred and fifty political prisoners
have been arrested by decree.
SPAIN.
The bank of San Fernando has agreed to
advance to the Government flly-two mil
lions of reals, on credit, payable in receipts
on Havana in 1854.
FREEDOM FROM COUCH IN TEN MINUTES
When this announcement appeared in our
advertising columns, accompanied by price
only twenty-five cents per box, we naturally
supposed it mere catch penny, but begin to
regard it as sober reality. As coughs,
hoarseness, &C., are somewhat prevalent, we
cannot perhaps render our readers little fa-
vor better than to recommend to those who
may be afflicted, to try BRYAN'S Pull
MONIC WATERS, to be had at the agents.
See adv. They are pleasant to the palate,
and their curative effects truly wonderful
Ne,o Orleans Delta.
p. S. We endorse the above.
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THE MARKETS.
CINCINNATI, March

CINCINNATI, March Is.
The river has risen l6 inches. Weather
clear and cold.
Markets generally very dull and most
articles tend downwards.
Flour dull; small sales at S3,7O@3.75.
Corn-2000 sacks sold at 44@45c SKIS in
cluded. .,
Cheese 9f094c for choice.
Cloverseed in fair demand; $50 bus sold at
S5,6S@5,67k
Provisions lower. Sales of 100 hhds
Bacon Shoulders, deliverable at Madison, at
&c; packed $3.50; Sides, city, at u; bulk
shoulders SC.
Groceries firm. Sugar 41O5I; Molasses
29@294; other articles unchanged.
Roll butter IL to l4Ic.; with fair demand
New YORK, March Is.
Sales of 5000 bbls State Flour at S4,75;
Ohio S4,93@5,l Southern S5,i2G5,25.
Wheat unsettled. 80
Pork unchanged.
Beef heavy. O. b.
Lard and Butter unchanged.
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A young naval officer when asked what
period of the battle was most appalling re-
piled, "Tlie few hushed moments when they
sprinkle the deck with sand, to drink up the
human blood as vet unshed.n
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0rThose who have followed the remains
of dearly loved daughter to the tomb, will
ssympathise with, and readily pardon the want
of Editorial, so far as the Senior Editor is
concerned.
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BANK FAILuREs.-The Bank of North A.
merica at Seymour, the Eastern Bank at
West Killingly, and the Woodbury. Banks
all in Connecticut, have failed.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTIcE :

tice II hereby gwen that a. The PROT ste Court fo
belmont County, the uudcretgnod appointed
aud qualified Administrator Of the estate Of AIcx6n.
der King late Of Belmont county, detessrd.
MI those indebted 90 said estate requested TO make
immediate payment; AID uOse having claims against
said estate are notified TO present ihcm for settlement
within one year from this date.
. Mar. ~ R0BEar IiANiLroN. Ahminis.rs.or
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TO PRINTERS,

GTWe have very good double medium
Smith Press, which we will sell very low for
Cash-or would take smaller Press in part
payment. E.
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GTWe were gratifed to learn that the
Board of Trustees of the Wheeling Female
Seminary had appointed Mrs. S. b. THoMP-
SON, Principal of that institution. From the
knowledge we have Of her qualifications we
have no hesitation in pronouncing the selec-
tien good one. She is, no doubt, eminently
qualified for the duties of that station.
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State OF Ohio, Belmont County, ss.
Court Of Common Pleas-Petit on lor Par.
tition.

Thos, Thompson, riain;iT
EIizs Ann Murray. Geo. ". Murray, VIM. NJ Thorn.
rSon, EIza' eth Fhonirso. Jofa.lal = Thnmrsun Ma.
~ Ann lu""pS'', i"ander Inom'sOu. defendants.
flNHE ahOVc U0IG'd defendants Wl take notice th,,
ne!tton was filed them the cuth dsy OF TtG
a. d. ltI3, IN it Court ol Common Pleas, aforesaid nv
tfe sal lhu', ltomfsun S"d lie now pending wterein
The said 1h"s lbcmrs"n, demands partition Ofthe fp low
Ing real estate 10 wit, being part the west hal
north w. st o. Of Sec. Il, Tp. No A. Eauge No. g. said
real estate Situate in the County OF Belmont and con-
tanning sixty two acres, less, 6rd that Al ne
next term OF said Court 10 he the Gi day of Nav
lsj3 apple alton will he made by sad PIant Gr ln
order that partition may he made of te premises and for
such other proceedings ave authO 'ised ~ Law,
MILLER PENN NGTON
March 1, l5j3.-6w. A,t'y for r,t,
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WOOL!

This urticle is advancing in price. Recent
indications lead us 10 believe that it will be at
least s3per cent higher than last year.
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S1IERIFF'S SALE.
In Partition.


m pstflttnv
George w. Nccien II Al
R1 virtue Of en- order OF sa'c 20 me directed (,nn tie
~ ,"nn ~ Common PlcesOi Belmont County, OHIO. tt
VIC SPrHg leth sJ', VIII o'ct ior sale oh Thursday tho
'h Gay ui AW, lrjJ hc.Wcen the hours nf lO o. Loaf
a. W. Hn1f O'Clock 7. NJ. OF said day at r nom door ~
tbe CuH house IN 81. Clairsvir, Belmont County o.
TIE following described Lands and caenients to nj, stu
ave yng aud being IN Peese township, Belmont Ccprtr
obn ihe htst tract or parcel O land contains two han
ued ana sI&y acres more az lees bounded aud DESCRIBED
as I0"ws 10 VIII being portion pfthe South hsIof spe.
'lOp hve - townshipsN t) Range three ca Ieny liza
sahe Ustt pIhd ow ned aud occupied many yca-r hy
yanes Ntteh ~ Ms c tiHc. Sad ptGrnisos are boui.
ued on VI" south by eud Of John CLARK and the hcirf Of
Scott, on the esst Wy srGs Of Luther orior and Jo
nIgr' hoith 10y the land nj John Giifn aud Robert Me.
BRIDE, also one other ifsrl parcel Of land situate IA
he tnwnshp6 Peasf and cHutuy Of Brmoht and sts.5
pl ONO sid bounded aud descri ed follows 10 Wi:
!chg portion Of the east hall Of Section tty five i35
township three, 90 Range tWo p containing nineteen
dI'es no'e or less hcug n" lands Aad ;eneinen,s
oWhcd and occupied by James Necen n his lie iire ss
! en- SlAnd and lounded the south by iaads Of
yy n Neehs aud on the east IS lands owned iy John
WOODS, SUBJECT 70 the dover interest Of Elizabeth Neeeu
.,...-. JOHN g. NICHOLS, sheriff,
shtriT's Office. Mach u, laIr-s7JO
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State Of Ohio, belmont County. S..

Court OF Common PIeas-ln Attachment,
WaddIc & Ball, } 1IIE said defendant 4 his cred.
j fors will take notice that on
lanes J. Lswheed) tho 2GiI day Of January Is51 the
plaintiff sued nut writ OF Attachment against the ed
tcis Of the defendant uD Tesi1ent debtor. beorc John
". Johnson, JuaiCe Of the Peace, IN and for the sal
county, claiming the pl sJ2S. and that sfarwad,
such proceedings we're had, that X. & W. Miller credit
ors Of the defendant fled their claim for s3G e eforc
the ssd Justice aud shat consequence therrofie
Justice certified his proceedings this cnnrt st tho
Spring term. i-j3 according o lew, and that the sad suit
is now pending ~ the said court.
March II. '5a.-Gw. J. II. UEATON Clerk
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terThe Hudson River Rail Road, with a
capital stock of $4,000, 900, carries passen-
gers at the rate of one cent per mile. The
Harlem Road does the same.
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Another hand is beckoning on,
Another call is given;
And glOws once more with angel steps
The path which reaches heaven.
One young and gentle friend whose smile
Made brighter slfnimer hours,
Amid the irosts of autumn time
Has left us with the flowers.
No paling of the cheek of bloom
Forewarned US Of decay;
No shadow from the silent land,
Fell round our sisters way.
The light Of her young life went down
As sinks behind the hill
The glory OF n setting star
Clear, suddenly and still.
AS pure and sweet her fair brow seemed
Eternal as the sky;
And like the brooks low song her voice.
A sound which could not die
And half we deemed she needed not
The changing of her sphere,
To give TO heaven a shining one,
Who v,lked m ,p,,J har.
The blessing of her saiet life
Fell on us like the dew;
And good thoughts, where her footsteps pres't
Lie C,;rv blossoms aro,.
Sweet prompting unto kindest deeds
We're In her very look.
uo.J r.
A u.,nd boIv hnoL.
The pleasure of blessed hymu.
To which our hearts could move,
Acon,icIe Of 1--we
We miss her in The place of PRAYER.
" - i' - r'N'N'
ana ny the peaf'h-ilreS hSht
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0trThe Journeymen Carpenters of the
City of Wheeling are on strike for higher
wages.
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WHAT CAN Be GOT FOR S..
March ls, 81.

WHAI CAN bE GUl Fuk %.
The undersigned have entered into an arrangement by
which they agree furnish thc knlckerhocker Magazine
(monthly,) the Home Journal (weekh y and the Musical
very moderate price of five dollars year Tor The three
publications. all orders enclosing that amount Dyer
Willis will lie prompt, Si'enIeI i;EI / i@ rsToN
Publisher of the KuickerEocker.
MORRIS WILLIS,
Publishers rt the Home Journal.
DYER ~ WILLIS,
Publishers of the Musical World aud Times.
sj5 Broadway, New York
Grand Literary and Artistic Combination
Arrangements have hecn made to furnish the KsIcKER.
BOOKER MAGAZINE, the liuAE JoURsAL and The Nav
YoRK MUSICAL World AND TIMES, 10 SEw 81 BsCRIDERs
for rvE DOLLARS year This is cheap literature, with
tile lloME JOURNAL, 81; and The Musical WORLD and
TINES, SO; making SO year al the usual rates. That
such works can he obtained for 1--WE poLLARs year
is worthy the CALORIC which - just ROW heing
ushered in. OF The kSI kERBor Mac ,zIsC edited by
LEWIS GAyLORn CLARK, 1t rs unnecessary 10 speak. For
twenty years has been the GENIAL humorous, and
spicy ''monthly" in the world and the present volume
will be heiter ian any which preceded II. The HoNr
JorRsAL edited by GEo +. MoRRIs, and r. WILLIS is
well known the hest family newspaper IN America
and the MuslcAL WORLD AND TIMES, edited by RICHARD
SToRRs WILLIS wiki LOWELL Mason, Geo. IL. CURTIS,
THoA.s HASTINGS, WM. B. BRADBURY, GEO. Roof and
other musical writers contributing, ana which eivcS
mong other things aver S2j worth OF music and full
of instruction 10 harmony annually Is the very
best musical Journal published These three publ
cations will ost family up in regard TO nearly "
thug worth kuowing-Arl, Science Literature; Music,
Painting, Sculptures Inventions, Discoveries; W.T. iu-
NOR Fancy Sentiment; tile Newest Fashions and Oher
attractions Ladies'; Choice New Music for the sab.
bath the Church. and the Frcsde; Reviews and rii
cisnis of Musical Works, Performers Performances in
Short the very pick aud cream OF Novelty, incldent HIS
tory, Biography, Ar Literature aud Science; htuding
whatever he given in periodicals to promote Healthy
and Solid Instruction IN the family and hep
10 make il Better, WISER and Happier, may be now oh
tanned for five Do.LsRs Addres' -,
V., "a ,ss,-S
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ssALE OF REAL ESTATE The un-
~ dcrsigned will offer AT Public Sale on SATURDAY
the I'd of April next tie larm lately occupied by the
widow Of JOHN Hatcher decd lying on the National
Road miles cast of Morrisiowp and joining Joseph
Miners land The west being part OF the southwest
Or of section o. il range ), township {. Containing lji
&C res. Terms .aie known Un day of sale.
MAuIOS iATCuER,
AsAHEL iluGE,
March lS, 'j3 Executors of sEid Estate.
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SALE OF LAND.

HERE will he offered for sale the premises, in Cole
| rain township. on Tuesday, the l2th daynl April be
tween he hours Of 10 o'c lock, and O'Clock
the following described Real Estate, to witt
EIGHTY ACRES OF LAND,
situated on FALL RUN in the township aforesaid, he
ing the properly of John Brown deceased. An undisu
ted title will he given lmmediae possession will I've
given Terms made known the day of sale.
March z. le53. SLATER BROWN, Executor.
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SIIERIFF'S SALE.
William Evans,
Ia Partition.

W ~ ans,
W. Ia Partition.
Thomas BT:-her ct ai>
virtue OF an order Of So, me directed from tho
S"hil oi 'onino: Ple.s u Belmont COpiy, Ohio Al
"" Spring term thcfcoflEJa V III Offer for sale on Mon
gay the I day of April icJi etweeu the hours of 10 o.
t'oIh NJ and 40 COCK 7. NJ Of SAID day Oh tine pTen
w SOhherset township, the following igrds and ten
10 WI; situate lying and hcnz ~ the County Of
ahd state Of Ohio, aud iolrdad and descreI
a io o"sto wnfHing pat o: the west tic no
quarter oI Section No. Township No T. and RanFo
~" o. containing iory acTes or less AguraiSed
d hFe hundred and seventy five dollars, sj.J 90
e,--.~. JOIN &. NICHOLS, Sheriff
sherif's Office, March :, l-j,--s 2gj, 49, @"'''"'