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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-02

OUBLI' NOEIGE.-All persons are hereby
Il notified not to trespass, Mine or Dig, upon any of
the follow described lands, without the written
sent or permission of myself or my agent, wit
Descrip. Sec. Tn. Ra. Descrip. Sec. Tn. Ra.
u - S W h Is e
ehnwq - "e ehswq ID 6 e
" hneqSe va 1S q e
n nwq IA &C &c hswu II SO 6. G
6e t SO {
section z - &c wins Is &c sc g
And further notice is hereby given. that forbid any
and all pers sons from buying removing any Lead
other from the above described lands without my
written permission.
E. BRIGHAM
Blue Mounds, June :, 1852. n33
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-02

NOTICE--An persons hereby forbidden To-
~ mine, dig, remove mineral from, otherwise
pass the following pre- misses, under penalty
law, to wit:
The north quarter section IL: the north west
quarter of the south east quarter ard the
quarter Of The south quarter Of section Also
half of the north quarter section all in
Town ,, Range east of the fourth principal rdan
JAMES HUDGHAS,
JAMES CALL0W,
JOHN CAWLAY.
Mineral Point, May e5, 1854. 6m7ss
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-02
PROTECTION INSURANCE CO.
ORTHK
PERILS OE NAIIG TON.

The advantages of this contract need scarcely be
ed upon wealthy men, merchants, for they rarely
neglect IT, and if they do sres leave them other rfsourc-
es Ii is especially veiusb to laboring men, mechsn-
les and others of mod rate mtanswho, perhaps have
little else than home and its contents in the world
These should never neglect 10 insure d fire wnieh
visit them al any hour wou6 leave them homeless
and with capital but their bor, to begin again the
struggle of life, and year. of toll and watching must
pass before they regain hat they have lost If in
deed it is done To SUCH ,nsuranceis duty. II
the individual is worth little, the expense is If
he owns much property, STILL the expense is tring sna
by investing few dollars he is safe II he is oveitaken
by misfortune and his all laid in ashes, he receives
recompense in cash capital equal to his loss and may
soon restore what has been destroyed.
POLICIES issued at all times upon favorable teTms
by RICHARD L.. READ Agent
for mineral POINT ana Iowa County. root
fR~ OJFIcEs over Sprague & Laibrop's Gun shop.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-02
Public Notice.

DUBLiC NOTICE is hereby given, that all persons
L are forbidden to trespas-, mine dig upon any OF
the following described lands, without the written per
mission of myself or Agent to witt
The Or, of section 81, the north half of section
% and the west half Of s. w of H. in township six
NORTH OF range four east The east half of n. w or
Sec township north of range east. The west hal
of north wesqr IF sec 3d. in township north Of range
east, and the west half OF N. E. or. of "a, town
ship 5 nori h, of range
And furthermore, for IBID and all persons from
buying or removing any Lead other ores from saiC
mentioned lands, without rny ritten permission
NATHANIEL WILLIAMS DEAN.
May 81, 1883. %,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1854-08-02
PILLS. PILLSI!

PILLS. PILLSIy
LNOR every man, woman and child he country who
Il need-a kind to suit you all, Say
Pulfords Anti-Billious Pills,
Fahnstock-s Anti Bilious do,
Elmore's Improved Bilious do,
Jew Darid's Honey Co Rted do.
Oriental and Sovereign Balm do,
Lees Bilious do, G rsefenburgh do,
Mohatt's Pills and Phoenix Bitters.
SaFpiDgton's Ague Pills DIR .2ruce'sdo
DR.. Brandreth's Pills,
Rev. O. Hibbards do,
DIR. Angles Candy Coated DO,
Herrick's Sugar Coated do
And 'ots OF other kinds ofPuIs.
which you can get by calling attbe MinerslPoint
Novembe ls. d PULFoRD.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-03

We are happy 90 ncAu1wicige o. debt OF
rfaHiuIc a. our tial f1enjs ia BlruesrlIle
anl vicinity fora v.-i from ihrm on the
lfh inst which u3t only fNorei us viih
abou, $500, with SOME before received in
cash, and H. cqaiy@ent, as free-Wili Of
frns 10 The Lord.
The union manifest on this occasion IS
worthy # approving notice. We are IN.
formed that among the donors. ware Con
grsgauln4lists, E,dscoplnna, =. Mc'ho-
d,s,s. Roman Catholics. G. Dlptis,s, f.
Blgti-ir. and several oihor persu1sious, or
Vi 90 definite order.
Anaihcr pleasing feature Of this visit was
that 1t wss conducted upon temperance
principles. Neither ten, coffee or tobacco
were there TO breathe their mortal blight
May the donors reap the reward Of the
cheerful giyof. 7. r. DUNN
$. VI. DUNN.
We, Rutland, Jan. L. 1854.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-03

Mar 90 RurL,ND Couvrt.- 1t
vii BE- rcoollooied thu, during laa Summer
pruposi,a "a was made hy MrssRs. Jaws
u. SooTr 4 Co, OF Phiialeiphia, to ru5-
l..h nap u Rutland County.
The Map viii be ahsui i've Zee, by four,
-uiIl contain 80 outline Of every ,osn,
and ds.iinc, plan u every village. The
losatl0n 81 every public budding, school
house, mochAuic shop, snd manufacturing
cs,ab,.Anon, v,ll Dc designated by name
an Tie iocslily The lossiion Of the differ
-u' a,aiaIr anl slate quafucs uiii be plain
y sasua.
Aeauad lhe mafgin Of ihe Map aill be
ihe representations frfam daeuerreoiypa
,,esa u a,any buildings 10 d,aefea, paris
Of the Comfy
Tho Surveys have al been made. and
iha msp ss nos rad, 10 be fu5ii.hed.--
~ lAai Is lsekiag Is suiieien, nnubef Of
sabscnbefs. Mt Isaac ". Moohl a very
eewlemanly Arcni. ami one d ihe Pub
.ishcrs ofihs Map. i. naw IN tins County
so'.eiuag Subscribers, in ORDER thar the ulsp
may be issued a. soaa a. possible. Prce
80.
Bun3an. Casaiei,n sba ron,lney have
mr,od generously IN tho matter. and pre-
ssulei sisas - their public buildnrs O.
be iasr'ted Ia the mafein # iAe map.--
Rui4b4 has laretl saalca bar. Boz thrrs
issu rTfonnaiy rlB o. b,so lae main
laiafes % iA- village sp,nsf "a tAe nsR
4i'r r.l4ffe ui.i ree teit
Tho NiHsFs 4 BoilsnI vss ih- Grs, if
$50 siaie 10 fabI,sa f.e,ure u tssli-
TOE haeaesa 49, 80 "a hist eight 90 ifr
osAef uiisgrr have hs1 thar pa7ran
tslen. 1T Ruiisaa Ceamg be- the ar,i .,
psa.sA " paneraiaa' ol ,ss villages. faruis
a.usr, ard rshci rssi ns'sle. und sAay
Zee ~.siJ TAI besi los,ng caaNy IA Nef
p ~
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nIcIinLoonnp STOCK.

Ma EuroR tn former comuuuica-
ton relative TO the inicrcs, Of Vermont as
an Agricultural State, | confidently
promised 70 give Won an account Of the
value Of high blooded sheep and horses,
snid 10 other and distan, States Of this
Union IN i-53 |, may starile some Of our
old method. OF rather no method nj MI. an
u.booa, aud anti progressive Farmers to
know how their ncighhors are making
money one says, how shall know these
these facts answer. by complying with
The rule laid down in my last, VIZ. spend
money iadieiously, snd make money sur
ptisingiy --Which wall amount 10 about the
same thing as sending to the Iegisla-
iafo vt'o vii advocate the measure Of a
GoVcrmnei.t on State Farm, aud II We had
an agricultural school well managed, some
q oD' eh.ldfcn would not be 50 iEDorau, as
sams 81 as nos are 10 relation to our soils
what some need, aud wha, others contain
too manh o. ia order " make them highly
productive.
Ten yeas hence some Of Us will be
able u APPRECIATE tpfabAbly souc ~ill nov
lhs benefits 10 BE- derived by the proposed
sn,hzsi,on - soils By Mr. Warning aud
o'hcr information vaich he viii inpar j
d. proves What his rcPu'ation make hiIp,
aul hagc no douh, he ~ili--but ! am
wandering from ny purpose, which Is q
r-oeeoA a'h ih- tslae q stock from u,e
dhfrcrs Counties, viz.
Adr'a 60. Sheep, $4,000. harscs, $4,000
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Res. WAtsra. p.in,iini " sht
Tso, &C.. Aesi nt. leea.aa tfaf ias
Ysau Iort Atarn'tau ir iap yIaae.
90 N sarssl., wsuns lle lymr-
sss.n ,hi. rhur1'tl c'emn ~ sub
i.,,s 81, s,,-5,al lii.ef,' 30 ~hieh Dr.
si,rma,, ,a.hos be sre4ui c'ptH''o m
tAe rlab. tnl o. re, thst however,
r,ti b. ,hs ~. OF ihe ve.il, ani whN-
r,nmf, ha,c hcsn its ,p'cbs, ,'u'"l''o'''
snl changes. .a.l The Mos,,c history VI
cpst.sa contains true and philosophical
,,auf G.o'o..,e theories uay Dr.
changed, GOD nodes of ini '-Prrtng scrip
tarc mly BIZ ta,ugcd before scir"ce aUi
revolution arc plainly sccnlo eiro. "lini,
SAWS Me- Walker wi w cannot make them
AFRO, on account 81 imperfect understand
,ne. .ia Goa BE- tue. though c'ory msn DO
lrt" lle did ro, el1im iha, The n'o'o
vas na, intended to toaoh science -ho d'd
ps, know al the designs tts author.
The lecture was well calcuis,cd TO IN.
s,ruc,. interest, and 10 awaken thoughtful
rca lection. Mr. Walker deserves full
house this evening
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rm -uuose fsrit a
tb. p- siase,Aal a.t V Mlnti (
,Au vss hate ,ae8sEai disfo .a's'a
afihs o.aa a Sisse sai Mausaei1.
train % ib- Nerasfa c-eir'l
gsaossa ran ur,a s''ek II 'i1hrf sh'ri
uss lgiar aeoa h,e t' es o. I'aisy aa.p.
nsa. AMI hs the cor, .-iou ihe reniu, -
naneA noueiast. htd htih lo,s h'oA ~
and several pass nga. urtr somewhat
bruised
VrEwo~r AZ rur Woaip's fAin-
The State II VERMONT was po' vrfy
largely represented ~ 'ho Wo'ids far
hu, cit lo,Aing o,ri iio li-t ot premiums %.
warlod by SIZE --yc'll JaHrs ve 6na tae
ionsuing rjyeo q hc Cips-usi
Ranl..n Ioan and Car Whecl Company,
J. Howe. Jr, Areui, he collcc'ion of
Iron and Maneancsa ores. Pix lrla, Lag.
niic. ami Clay ochcts Ronze Medal
with special commerla'ion
Rcubcn Daulcls, Of Woodstock. Tor biz
pg,cnt IIly. s,nw. and Corn Stalk cutters.
Bronze Medal
United States Pottery Comnluy Brnninr-
ton. rar Fcuion'. Patent Fin, Euauclol
and Pariln Ware. bronze Medal.
-Tho Suprcm, Court commcnc - lis
annual session here on the 18th inst. and
rose on the lq,h inst. Bot iew eases were
tried and those fatnual nature. Several
petitions for divorce we're granted as the
following chapter will show:
Iamirl Scott, vs. Ira \. S-ltI
llannlh :. Barney, ". Rufus l.. Birncy,
Cari<s, Ismh. ". Osmond Lamb.
Martha Jcnnison, ". G. l.. Jennisan.
sally CNilicr. vs. WIN. Caviier
Abraham Slcbbing, V. Cordelia Sibbing.
Sirah 4. Mott, vs.. Darwin Mott. st
Albans Mess.
We know that man-D---M----.
lie came to St Adams, with long face
silver headed cano, and "Rcy." prcdScd
to his name. lleprcached one faith few
months, aud suddenly changed it. He
preached aud went hunting the same day,
He lccturcd on Temperance land the people
werc astonishcd at his stolen lectures and
fegined honestly and got drunk. lie
lcciured TO young Indies, and played the
adnltercr. He kept Il bad school. edited
n reckless paper,--stole money from his
borrowed boy, and charged the then upon
the servant girl,-got the office Of Deputy
Inspcctor,-got drunk upon Struggled
liquor,--took ono shirt, another mans wife,
and bundle of manuscript sermons, and
ran away from his own wife, his paper, and
crowd ofcreditors.
The Ogdenshurg Sentinel says Mr..
Perkins of llydcpark, VT, has an OK on ox-
ibtion in Ogdcnsburgh which weighs 1895
pounds. This Bchcmoth was raised at
HYDE Park, is now in his sixth year, and
Is still growing, having gained the past
year nearly 400 pounds. He stands q feet
iinchcs high and measures from runp TO
/ nose - feet inches, and from TIP to tip 20
feet. He is considered the largest speci-
/ men Of horned cattle in the world. Mr..
| Perkins is on his way TO Illinois, whittier
he has removed his family, in order as he
says, to let the animal attain his growth,
Vermont being too crowded for that pur-
/ pose.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-03

NEw PAcrrIc r. r. PnoJfcT.-It is
understood that Scnlior Foot, Of Vermont.
will in few days bring forward bill for
a Pacific Railroad, the main features Of
which are said to be as follows:
The Company is TO be organized under
the name OF the "Paciic Railroad Company"
With D capital stock Of seventy FIVE million
dollars, or more if required; one-ihird 10
be loaned 10 the Company by the Govern
ment perpetually without Interest.
To locate the road snd 10 attend prelim-
inaries in the organization Of the Company.
the bill provides for creating commission
Of one from each State, ,thity-one IN all, )
the name Of each designated. The com.
mission Is 10 meet two months after the
passage Of the act. and TO be allowed xix
mooths III which 10 locHie the road. II is b
close its labors within twelve months, and
% receive eight dollars per day for the time
employed.
When the road u iocated. books are 90 be
opened, and closed two months thereafter
The whole number Of shares Is Ia be
seven hundred and fits thousand, ~ which
two b undrrd and fly thousand are 10 be
subscribed by individual stockholders, tn
dollars advance on csch share, giging two
and half million, which il 20 commence
tho work.
Three Commissioners arc b. be- appoint
cd by the Government 10 aei 10 H. behalf
The terminus Of the rad d 10 be- in IN
Tcrriioues. sud IT. different parts aro 20 Or
connected with IL byielerranh
For one-third Of tho stock, the Govern
meni have free u,c ~ ne raads % trans.
por fhc mliis. troops, &C.. and the road b.
o. be mort ged Tor the other third
Sir years srs allowed ia which 20 com
plrie the fusd.
No alternate sections u 1n4 are given.
Il Is undcnio1i that ile Selcrt Commit
tee are haRi1ur % have u4s plan before
them.
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Naf ifii ir'n' '''f'' ai''f ''''' 'A''t"'
bog msfch an4rci sAmr DAY a. iuhbsfdinn'
~ mlas 'fHa nnn"' Independence suPf'ad
vfh Colonel Francis, opoamPed 'n tHe
vu1ds. See main body roine 90 about tour
uilns. Nanlly' IN 81 Idly l'f1' break
fatrd ei.s CO.. Francis, at : he oapie 10
me sui d'siad me 20 parade iho regiment
viicb ! dld. o. half past b. came 10 ne
iu haste. told mo ca expires had arrived
from Goa 81. Clair Informing that We
must m1rrh vlth ih1 greatest expedition,
uf che enemy would bo upon rs, also, that
mry had taken Skecn-borough. lno"
Whtcha',l with sll the baggage, ordered
me 90 march the Regiment immediately,
inschcd q par, of il al twenty inmates past
:, the enemy within gan slo, Of us, We
faced 90 the rigid when the firing began
shich lasted uniil = - A. ". without
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-03

-PuTN,M's MAoAzINE. Before Janu-
airy had gone, rutnam had como, contain
ing, !. Washington's early days, finely illu-
stratod. =. Modern Greek customs. g.
Places of public amusement in Nav York,
illustrated. L. Memoirs Of Dr. Veron.--
;. Boarding schools. Il. Notes FROM my
knnpsack Z. Austrian Salt Mines. =. An
nexation. .. At rest. 10. The Mlyllower.
II. Parody and Poetry. ~. The latest his
toric doubt the problem of the lost Prince.
-, Stage Corch Stories. Ii, Editorial
Notes. For sale at the Rutland Book
store by +. A. Frink, and at the Depot by
NJ. ]. White.
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rari.sa ,suaaa ,lsi ehsun Tsnpfr.
saa >ianta't
The irue friends AZ prohibition have
ns fasar8 az fAa fs1 ~ pa'a.cal pafirs
Csc h,c sarcec3cd in iAe ps.ssuo Of lhe
prohlbfefy law uithoui trso8iag 70 party
ae,iaa. They no~ sork IN keep i oui u
poin.cs. and 90 auae tho psapa rs the sup.
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Advertisement
FARMERS NIUTU Al. tSst1ItANCE: COM
pANS.
us leading feature-----I CLASSIFICATION Of
Property, each class Paying, its oien loss
as dhi expenses.

Mr.. Editor VIII you allow me to say a
word to the public about this Insurance
Company, for | fear lis merits are lost
sight of by our farmers aud business men.
About four years ngn. when the Company
first started, | became insured in the Farm
ors' Glass, sud paid fonr dollars for nsurlnr
$1,000, the agent informing me | should
not be assessed until the amount pnid in
advance was expended. So every Fail |
have called at the office, for my ASSESS
ment. But the uniform reply has been
that no assessment has been mate on me-
Now begin to reason in this way; lldv
ing been insure four years for less than
two thirds Of the average expense Of the
Same amount IN the other State Companies,
| find there Is quite large saving by in.
surfing in this Company. And am still
informed that my advance pay is not used
up. ! also learn from the Directors that
the Merchants sni .HtchGHics' Ciass, n sep
aratc and d lsinct branch of the Com
pany, which met with heavy losses for
year or two after 1t started, l. now in a
very prosperous condition, and doing an in
creased amount of business, and of late
had remarkable luck. During the year
closing LIT Jan. 1851. the assessment To
meet all losses and expenses was only one
aud "a half per cent. And there Is one dol
lar in premium notes 30 every seven dol
lars insured, which warrants safe and
cheap medium of insurance.
4 FARMER.
No. Of policies issued 96l2; whole n
mount insured - ,500O00,00.
Good and reliable men are wanted in every
part Of the State to take applications for
this Company.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-03

- nksNnoN hasA,--At o alrri.ns II
ii'e 'soetha'ier n tAs B.al. Ca Tafsasy
a. @i'A lH~ ;A- iesipuius = sils,neu ~cfr
fleeie1 blfecioFs. ltAn a. Consn,. p.
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a J. T. Cou-m, Pssaasaf y,la A. cla-
49,. Catlss. l.. b.Aby.
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Hos AiAsH sAEis .7las saffhy Repre-.
se4la'ns ia Ceagress f-aa the ThHa De
uin a th.s stats, has aag fhsnis o. O.
fe4f ~ 'pe-,a as. Wr Aape o. rad ere
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rnE HERALD.

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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-03

TfifgaArmc DECIsiDe.-W asliBgton.
Jan, 80. The great Telegraph casa Of
O'Ria'y and Morse h1s been decided in
uie Supremr CONT The Count hrid lint
Morf sas ule f-H inventor u whai he
lawfully patented, end that OR riy's Co
luubisn lnsffumel @as 40 Infringement.
Aisl, liai Moraa, Ia lus eighth e.s.u, pat,
ented more t4au he discovered ~ inscnifd,
ana therefore that ibe patent IS iayahA.--
Til. elas D. make valid ihe House, Balm,
sul 0'hrr psien's, aud Morse pfetence
ihat Dr. bad patented aHi secnfd 10 him
aafiae Whole ara a teiesmpL.ng, fall. 10
Ae go4a8. u 81 confined 20 the u,ode
lt.er5ea iu i.a Pl.lcatoaa, tld must
hrra5Tef drop rgliA claiu. 70 pTsseTyH
eseHb pttea' Taas great principle
be- bafn established 10 i.le Patent Las.
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-NERNoNr MAKBLE.-The Amen
can Yerd Antique Marble Company has
been organized and will soon have iis
works IN operation at RoSbury, IN tins
comfy Yera Antique Marble 90, ser-
pen'ine by the way, though il corps out Of
what j. called tho - rpentine ledge,"} is
The si1ua % be- worked. Dr.. Jackson has
tslcc examined the Stone both in place
and when finished, and be pfan3unce. II
% be- The geoa.ne ar,iels, equal 10 the most
valuable Italian. Wehayc sern specimens
Of bo,h and 10 our eye the Vermont article
was the best-.N,. Wsiehman
The house of Des. John Sheldon,
Sheldon, VI sls consumed BY fire l.st
night, hs 2l'h. Il vas discovered 70 be
on fare shout d o'clock in the egcfsng. -
Los unku,ua. 81. Altsu Mcssegef.
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DUFFHs MERCANTILE COLLEGE,
.n- Pittsburgh, Penn'a.


ESTABLISHED in lS4O-IncOtpOrate by the Legis.
latare of Penna,, with perpetual charter.
ID .H ,s BOARD OF DIRECTORS M
Hon. JAS BUCHANAN, Hon. WALTER B. LowRIE,
" WILKINS. :" CuARLEs NAYLoR,
MOSES HAMPTON, Z" GEN j K. MOoREHEAD.
P. DUFF, Principal; Author Of Duff's Book Keeping
&C., Professor Of Book Keeping and Commercial Sci
ences. ID.
L. H. DALH0FF, Professor of Ponmanship.
N. B. HATCH, ESQ.,, member of the Pittsburgh Bar,
Professor Of Commercial Law. l
p. HAYDEN, A. NJ, Principal Of the Mathematical
and Classical Department Professor of Mathematics &C.
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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-04-20
sheriff Sale.

Mary Harkuess James Stanton and Margaret Stanton
BY virtue Of order Of sale in partition to me direct
cd and issued from the Court of Common Pleas of Car
roll county, Ohio, at its April term, A. D. 1854 will
offer for sale public auction, at the Court House door,
in the town Of Carroton, within aud for the said county
of Carroll and State Of Ohio on Saturday tho 9th day
of May a. D. 1854, between the hours Of 10 o'clock a.
NJ. and o'clock, P. NJ Of said day. the following deS.
cribed Real estate situate in said county OF Carroll Ohio
--tO wit: The South half of the West half of the
North East quarter of section twelve 2) in township
fifteen 5 OF range six (6 containing thryeight acres
more OF less, Also in the town of Malvern, town lot
number twenty one 2l) in said town. In the town Of
Magnolia, Carroll county, Ohio. Lots numbed sixty-One
6l) forty nine 49) sxtytwo (62) sxtythree 6S) sixty
four 64 fifty (5O) twentyseven (27) and forty four az
in said town. also in the town OF Magnolia Stark
ty Ohio as follows Lots numbered thirty-6ve (S5)
part Of lot numbered ythree 6S) being fifty feet in
'front.' and lots thiry.sx (36) thirtyone Sl) hirtytwo
S2l twenty (20) thrythree) (33) ortytwo (42) forty
one (4D eighteen (1s one ~ aed the one undivided
half Of lot fourteen (4 in said town. Also, town lots in
Waynesbugh Stark cOunte Ohio the North half of lot
numbered twentythree (2S) lots numbered thirtytwo
(S2 two 0 and one O and the South half Of lot forty.
seven 47 in said town Said parcels Of real estate will
be sold separately. Terms One third cash on day Of
sale and the remaining thirds in two equal annual
payments with interest from day of SALE to be secured
BY mortgage on the premises. tr
April 30, ls54-6w. JOHN Il; wHITCRAFT, Sh'ar.