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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19

LAuNcHEs-At Frankfort recently, b. Mssns Geo Dan
ham Co. hne schooner Of about 90 TONS called the Lath
Rich, owned by Rch and Capt John NioksTson, who will
comm and her.
The name Of "Plover has been given % kessrs W D
Wstkins new ship, recently launched ct Matapsisett
Brig Assa 2r tons, has bssA sold st 0O0O ship Ophr
$40 tons years old built st Bath for the New 0rlsaD.
s Hoboksn years old for the East India trade. at
cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19
DENTISTRY.

nR b. HAAS MILAN TOOTH TINCrURE rs THE
IL best remedy and preventive against diseases OF the
mouth the teeth and excellent preventative OF
handsome and healthy teeth DR.. B Haas Milan 7. T.
has proven ITSELF most celebrated European physi.
clans and chemists have certified For 81 the Office
tsts Carmine street; William Raddes, 322 Broadway;
Iassel Hunn's, IL Cold street; Bush 4 Gales Is6
Greenwich street.
NSEE1H-TEETH0IoGy;-T TEETH, NEW STYLE, on
i COLO, only 81 TO 80, warranted; whole sets $50
Teeth filed. cleaned, &c. without pam TIL MANSON
dentist, ss5 Broaoway; established lS40. Four pre-
mums received. Ladies and gentlemen interested are
most cordially invited TO call. sss Broadway. MAN.
sON the Dentist.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19
RESTAURARTs.


OsIING'S NEW RESTAURANT NO. 30o BROAD
~ way, frat house above Duane G1Uset, open every
Gay Tor breakfast dinner and supnoA rom A. to
patronage be has received for the a seventeen yesrs
oees to assure his friends the public generally that
his business will be conducted with the same energy and
polite attention. as well the moderate csarses
which has made Costing restaurant popular through
out the ted States Upwards OF 800 dIereat dishss
are served up daily, cooked in the best and
ed up BY polite and attentive walters.
l. COSTING, Proprietor.
MY NEW RESTAURANT, CORNER OF BROADWAY
AL and Chambers street, branch OF my William and
Beaver streets estabishment viii be opened on Sstur
dAy July 7. To my old friends take this opportunity
Of offering my grateful Acknowledgements for the many
testinonAls Of their esteem, and to the public my
thanks for their patronage, assuring both that Efforts
shall be spared TO merit continuation Of that faycr
Asrstefors 30 literally bestowed upon
L0RENZ.0 DEI.MONlCO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19

nOG LOSr.-STRAYED, ON LAST SATURDAY, FROM
~ 25b East Twelfth street, white setter dog, with
black Any returnins TO the ct above
address will receive So reward.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19

FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-SITUATED IN
IA Brooklyn within eight minutes walk Of Fultoa
ferry the house ia three story brick English bassmsx
with gas dumb waiter, &C. The owner would desire I
ROOM with partial board. Address Comfort Herald It.
Ace, Immediate possession.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19
TENANTS REGISTER.

HSc BROADwAY.-TO LET, HANDSOMELY FUR
(CA nished rooms, with without board, II tAs
sbOye Arst class house. families single gentsnsa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19

IN0UND-N BROADWAY STAGE, mo 806,) A
e small portemon nAie, with an embroidered nosegay
on each side, ontanng few small pieces OF gold and
silver and the name and address OF the II may
bad ON application to Clinton boy, residing
st No. Hanover place, Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19
LOST AND FOUND.

DANK BOOK LOST-ON THE 0HEEN WICH SAVINGS
ID Bank, corner Of Sixth and Waveriey place.
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving It at the
Herald Office JENNErT MCFARLAND,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19

WANTED--By A FAMILY or -FOUR PERSONS mo
w children) part Of house, consisting of four az
FIVE rooms bath room, the west side Of the city
not above Goth ST., and not below Chambers rent mus
be moderate Address j. NJ, stating rent, location cos
veniences, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19

DRoADWAY PROPERTY TO LEASE, OR TIE LEASH
Is for sale chssp-ons Of the best locations for baa
ness in the city being opposite the st. Nicholas and
surrounded with hotels. Part the whole building w
be leased for business purposes Apply ON tho premises
AO2 Brosdvay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19

DART OF A HOUSE WANTED IMMEDIATELY, WITH
Il all the modern improvements, some where west a
broadway, below Thirty sixth street Any party having
house located in good neighborhood, may hear Of
desrable tenant by addressing mote 10 box sle Post
Ofbce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19

ITO LET OR IEAsE-AT PATERSON, N. j., THAT
i large and commodous tavern stand known 90 the
WeAvers Arms, situate on the corner OF Elsoa and
Prospect Streets In the city Of Paterson rns premises
and have been occupied for many years tavern aad
oyster saloon Rent moderate. The premises may b
yswed and information obtained, on application 10
JOHN HANRATTY. Washington House Hotel opposit.
the railroad depot Market street, Paterson; or TO Mr.
JAMES WALLACE, liquor dealer 900 Eighth aveaus,
New YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19

w A1CH sToLES-st0 REWARD WILL be PA1r
w by the advertiser for the recovery OF one gold
bunting case lever watch, No. 2I22 made by Morris
Tobias and one heavy gold vest chain links plain And
chased alternately Pawnbrokers and others are eau
toned against purchasing them owners engraved
on the watch. Address 81 Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19

ITTANTED--To PURCHASE, A FULL LOT or GRoUSD
w between Christopher and Both sts., vest OF 9TH
avenue Address, stating price, 8e., j. latham care OF
". G, Tunison, 9s yesey ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19

WAN1ED TO PtRCHASE-A HOUSE AND LOT
w With the mosern Improvement in a good iocs
tor price from - 600 70 ~ 600 for when good bess
and mertgsgs, at per cent ON farm in westchsstx
balance " easa " oend Adar,ss a. s. D. lHhd che
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19

yITANTFD To PURCHAaE FOR CAsH-A sEC0Nb
w hand top top wagon: weight not 70 excesf $50
lbs. with top, nor 200 lbs without top. Address O
Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19

A FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-PLEASANrLY LO-
"A Gated west Of Broadway, two doors from Canal
street, well and neatly furnished throughout. Inquire
at Thaysr's oyster and dining saloon, No. Sullivan
street, At private entrance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19

DESIRABLE HOUSE TO LET-wITH IMMEDIATE
~ possession, in q good neighborhood, convenient
to Broadway below Fourth street, containing in all six
rooms, with gas, Croton water range, TO- Rent very
low; until May, 4325. For full particulars apply to
B. W. RICHARDS, 307 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19

"A ths Tenth ward, ID DESTROYS of renting tho princ
pal part Of the same with the furniture and would be
wiling to board ont the rent, with agreeable family
Communications addressed to A. s. p 100 Nassau stres
Office Of New York Evangelist will receive prompt attsa
ton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19

FsN0 LET MMEDIAFELY-A STORE, 64S HUDSON
i street; suitable for any hind Of business. Alss
the first floor containing five rooms, with Croton and
gas dxtuss, With good basement let together
rately. Ako, Eve rooms in No. $50, with Croton and
gas, TO any respectable family Inquire at the csrn
RrocerY atore 800 Hudson atreet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-19

TOWN AND CoUNTRY.-SMALI- GENrEEL IA
i mily-To let in Williamsburg, a beautiful suit OF
rooms, in number, water, gas, chandeliers, svery
modern improvement 10 minutes walk from ths ferry;
stages pass the door beautiful prospect. Inquire af
s52 Grand street, Williamsburg Rent sl40 per annum
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-29
sheriH,s Sale.

tbs State Of Ohio, Fairfield Csanty, s..
DehsuAA to The command OF an order OF sale
and to me directed, | will OFFER at public sale nj he
Court House in Lancaster. on SATURDAY. the Ist dav Of
Deesm5sr, ls55, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. M.
and 4o'eioek 2. M, tho following described Real Rs
tate, to-wit: The one undivided half Of In-Lot No.
10, INT the Central Apdition to the Town Of Baltimore.
Appraised at Five Dollars.
one equal undivided half Of q Fraction of Land,
commencing l52 feet North OF the Northwest eorner
OF Canal and Johnstown Streets, OF the Town Of Raj.
Nmore; thence North $50 feet; thence West 10 feet;
Appraised at $40.
One undivided half ofSo much OF Outlet 10. 81
Rokohls addition to the Town OF Baltimore. as Iies
Nos; 9 and Tin Square No. 2 oflhe East addition tS
Baltimore, Appraised at sI5.
One undivided half of a Fraction of Land, lying be-.
tween sad last described tract, ana Tie said East ad:
oneundivided half OF a Fraction Of Land lying at
The Northwest %cornerof Outlet No. Q Of ROkohl's adj
ldition TO Baltimore; thence East / chain II links:
thence South = degrees West chains and 80 links:
thence South IS degrees WestI chain IS links; thence
North 3 chains 50 links to the beginning.
Appraised at 81.
One undivided half ofa Fraction OF Land living at
tho Southwest corner Of the Northeast Quarter Of Sec
ton No. 24.rownshlp No.16, and Range No. 10; thence
North one degree twenty-five m. West55links; thence
North 4ekdegreee East 3 chains SIS nks;then South
30 degrees East 3 chains as links to a stake at tho Fast
and West Quarter Section line: thence West 4 chains
40 links to the beginning. with privilege of conveying
the water in a race from the Canal above lock No. Z. ns
at present conveyed to the Woollen Factory, MS long
as The Cana! water privilege shall DO continued.
Appraised at Five Dollars.
One undivided half OF one rod wide OF of the North
side Of In, OF Nos Of the Central addition to Bal
tlmorc, with the appurtenanceS belonging to same.
Appraised atThree dollars.
Tob be sold MS the property ofJamcs Brooks, ct. ais,
at the suit OF Edward Calkins.
IeFms ofsa!e cash, WIN; POTTER. Sheriff.
per. c. NJ. L. WISEMAN, Deputy.
Hunter & DauSherty Attorneys
Lancaster, November ], 1~955-5wo6pfS7 so
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-29
PrOppOsal TO Drive IL 'rSs;:a from
thc a aYIcan Continent.

The Hudson Bay Company, have gunr-
antced to the Russian authorities, the un-
molested possession Of their territories
while tho war shall last, on the condition
that the Russians DO not Interfere with the
operations OF the Company. This arrange
mcnt has been sanctioned by the British
Government, bu. it dislurbs the Canadians
very seriously, IN has called forth some
severe articles on the policy OF that Com.
pany. II is charged with c%xerting all its
powers 10 prevent tho settlement Of tho
immense region under its control, in order
merely thatils two ship loads of furs may
regularly be dispatched to England, Tie
Canadians appear anxious 10 take advan.
tage Of the present excellent opportunity
to seize the territories Of Russia, and wer
it not for the influence Of the Iudson's BY
Company al home, We presume the Gov
ernmen. wJali no. be slow 10 second
them.
Tho Montreal Gazette, has an elaborate
article On the subject, from which We ox.
tract TIE following paragraphs;
There bsiag every certainty Of the
province being extended at no dislan! peri.
cd as far as tho Pacific, Ctnad is alread v
Interested in means being taken during the
present war to rsa0ve Russia tram this
Continent, and she is, therefore, "A. this mo,
ment fully justified in entering her protest
against the continuance OF the infamous
compact between The Hulsou's Bay Com.
pany AMI tho Russian authorities, which
has been allowed to save Silka from nm
attack by the English AMI French fleets.
Independently Of the value Of tho Rus
sian territory, which aboun Is in valuable
forests and minerals, and which has many
fine hnrboIs, it must be mn important relief
TO any country to be able to get rid of 50
Troublesome a nrighbor as Russia. AS
Canada must some day become the neigh
Dor Of that power in the Northwest should
the absard,iy DO allowed to continue Of
making the territory a neutral one during
The war she should. upon that account a,
lnc, urge AMI Insist upon the British Gov.
eminent diyesiing the territory Of thaI
character"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-29
sheriR,s Sale.

Ths State Of 0Aio, Fairfield CeMasy a.
T~DURSUANr to the command OF an order Of saIe
4 from the Court Of Common Pleas In said county,
and to me directed. | will Onor at public sale at he
Court House In Lancaster, on Saturday ths LAT day Of
and 4o'clock p. M, tho following described ReaLKs;
tate, to-wit: A part Of In-Lot No 80, in the tow ~
Nashville, bounded and described rs follows, begin
ming " the Southeast corner of said In-Lot No. 80 on
the alley; thence running West "a feet and two inches
70 inc Southeast corner ofthe Dwelling House on ,Aid
Lott thence North through said Lot, SO as 10 inriuds
Tie Ware H@;tuv on me North end Of said lot 10 an
Aliey, running East midwest; thence East thirty eight
rect and four Inches, to an Alley: thence along said
Alley to the place OF beginning.
APPRAISED At Two Hundred & seventy-aye Dollars.
10 be sold az the property OF Samuel Work Ct, sis..
at the suit of David Wilson and John r. MumenSh'
Assignees, &c. Terms of sale cash.
.r WILLIAM POTTER, Sheriff.
por G. NJ. L. WISEMAN, Deputy.
Hunter and Daugherty, Attorneys.
Lancaster, N~ovemberI l, le55-5ws6Spf$45 so
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-29

AFFECTING BEREAvEMENT.-On last
Wednesday evening. a newly-msrried
couple stopped at the Spencer House, in
tending to remain a day or two and then
proceed to the residence ofthe bridegroom,
Mr.. j. Dorst, in Circleyille. The bride,
whose maiden name was Miss Curtis, and
whose relatives reside in Marietta, was ia
apparently the hes. health aud Spirits
After dinner, she complained of a slight
headache. butat nightfsll this had passed
OF. She retired to rest as usual, and q.
bout II o'clock, reused up her husband
with some incohsrent remark about his
having sent for a Doctor. ind i4n few min
utes was'a corpss. DR.. cambridge was
sent for. and WAS promptly in attendance,
but tho lady died soon after his arrival
The singular and sudden demise induced
The holding Of a post norton examination
which showed that death-had been Undue.
ed by apoplexy. Mrs. Darst was a lady of
considerable personal and much
amiability, AMI has LETT n large circle OF
friends To mourn her sudden deceaso.-
Gin. Coiun5ida. gy
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-29
ShsriT,s saIe.

zee State Of Ohio, Fairfield County, s..
EGURSUANT to the command of an order of saie
Il from the Court of Common Pleas in said eounty.
anu 10 me directed. | will offer at public sale Ut the
lSt DAY Of December, 1855, between the hours or 10
O'Clock A, NJ. and 4 O'Clock r. M, tho folio wing dos
cribed Real Estate, to-wit:
The East half Of the Northeast Quarter OF Section
Nineteen, Township number Seventeen and
Range number Eighteen, contsining Eighty-two acres.
more or less. and appraised at $40 pcr aero.
Also,the West half Northwe est Quarter of Sec
non nnmher Twenty, Township number Seventeen
and Range number Eighteen, Fairfield County, Ohio,
containing Eighty Acres, more or less.
Appraised at $40 per acre.
To be sold asthe property of Jacob Kotner at tho
salt Off. & n. Gin and others.
Terms Of sale cash. VIM. POTTER. Sheriff,
per C.. NJ, T.. WISEMAN, Deputy,
Brasees Van Trump, Attorneys.
hanca ter, Ohio, E~oysmberI /, l85j-5w26pfs4,5O
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-29
ra.atlon-.wh Can the Legislature Dc

TaxNtion--What Can the Legislature Do.
The people appear to be looking TO the
coming Legislature to change the present
mode of taxation. This cannot be done.--
The Supreme Court has decided that the
tax law which allowed individuals to de-
duct their debts from their credits is uncon-
stitutional, and the Constitution must be
amended before a different mode from The
present can be adopted: or this decision
must be reversed by the Supreme Court
We do not believe the supreme Court was
~justifable in making the decision it did
make, but being made we have not much
hope that the same tribunal would reverse
it; and hence we see no probable way to
get the reforms desired in the mode of levy
ing taxes, only to amend the Constitution.
To amend tho Constitution will postpone
all reforms in the mode of listing property
for taxation for two years at least, for no
amendment of the Constitution can be vo-
ted on by the fpeople till the next election
for members Of the Legislature. (See
Constitution, Art. XVI. SEQ. ~ The
course pursued by the Democrats is all
the more reprohensiblo in view of these
facts. The decision which has been of Sc
much complaint was made by aDemocrat'
10 Court. while a Democratic Legislature
was in session, and the people then petit.
toned the Legislature for relief, but the
Legislature refused to do anything. They
refused to amend the Constitution, know
ing at the time they so refused, that the
people must be taxed under that decision
for four years at least.
The shortest road to a change Of the
mode Of taxation is to amend the Constitu.
ton. unless the Supreme Court should re-
verse its decision, and of this, as before
said. we have no hopes. and that cannot
be done so that the mode Of levying can be
changed before the spring assessment Of
1857. 1t win deyolve upon the present
Legislature to propose an amendment o.
the Constitution to the people, and it the
amendment be adopted then it will be the
business Of the next Legislature to amend
the tax aw.-Mdryspiie Tribune. O.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-29
For the Lancaster American Gazette"
IMPORTANT 20 InVaIids.

okab IRON pa HUNTER OF NEW YORK.
From all parts Of the country my atten-
6on has been repeatedly called to the fact
that parties assuming % be medical men,
are treating diseases of tho THhoAT and
LuSos.by MEDICAL INHALATION
Ana to giyd greater weight to their pre-
tensions of being familiar with this mode
Of treatment they use my mamie. or copy
nay popular letters over their W sigma
lures; or otherwise profess TO be my a
gents, or to be in association witltnis'
l dsem 1t but just to the public. whom |
have so largely addressed Though the
newspaper press. and to the practice by
Inhalation. which 1 have brought SO prom
@inen!ly before the people OF this country
to state that / have no ~connoxion what
ever'wilh any wandering Malist who may
be protesting to treat Consumption, Bron-
chi.s, AMI Asthma by Inhalation. Nor
have l any agent whatever abroad. author
lied to use my name in any manner what
ever. l never leave New York, profess
%sioally, on any account; and treat cases on
Ily By direct correspondence or personal
consultation. My great anxiety in public
l~yIdiscussiny this important matter, has
been to save Inhalation from those empiri-
cisms aud impositions whichtend SO much
to bring every medical practice into disre'
pu.e. And / have ~scrupulously withheld
any information concerning the medicine;
employed in this treatment. feeling ussuF'
ed that imparting such a knowledge hastl
ly and prematurely, would only be put in
to tho hands OF quacks al excuse for impo
%sition, aud a source Of danger rather thar
benefit to the sick.
Inhalation is not 6 medicine buta mod
o~ftreatmsnt, which requires to be variet
andalapted to each case. 1t cannot, thore
fore. be reduced to fixed Prescriptions ant
soil as a nostrum at so much ga pack
qge." nor practised successfully even b!
the physician without long and great ex
perience.
In tho "Medioal Specialist" for Novem
Der. l have ha1 occasion to expose som,
of these impositions emanating from par
ties giving their address in New York, AM
shall continue to do so, not only as &C
ofhumanity to the invalid, but AS an act o
justice TO myself and tho treatment! l hav
advocated.
Your obodient servant.
ROBERT HUNTER, Ii. D.,
Physician for Diseases of the Lung;
828 Broaawuy, Nsw-York.
Nov. 1855.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-29
Washington b. G.
WEiEZlel."

Sun Melarys "Ea's~tel e!lor'' OF the
Eagle ia noticing the Grand Jubilee at Co.
on The l4th inst, says;
"The only Distinguished stranger pres
ent was McElroy Of the GISsAs, and he
seemed to DO devo!ing his entire attention
to his profession-whisiy inspscIor.''
Having a little tim, to spend in Colum.
bus, during the jubilee, by particular re,
guest we inspected a pipe Of high wines
and fo~rwarjedit to the "Os:erman House.
to 81 drank by the Democratic Club, whom
the Governor shall raisa Wheat again up
to $500 per bnshol!! We hope by that
time that the Club n1y be able to pay their
bills and not leave thom standing aud thus
cheat a poor JossigHer; for the Junior edi-
tor we inspected and ordered "SparLlin
G ttaw4ba" and kid gloves least his dainty
fngers and sweet lips shoull chance to
CONT in contact with "0d Rye" Gen-
tl5men OF the administration faith will
please take notice DO not soil the gloves
Of his Reverence, least You might mar
his rejoicinys over the
8. "Brilli IN! Victory in Chicago"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-29
sheria''s Sale.

TIC STATE Of OHIO Fairfr.d County, IS.
ENURSUANT to the command Of a 3rI order or .uls,
b from the Court of CoInmonP Pleas of Fair0eIdcoun.
ty, and TO me directed, l will offer ut public sale M The
Court House in Lancaster, on Saturday the LIST dan NJ
December, 1855, between 10 O'Clock a. IN. and 4 d'ciort.
p. M, The following described Real Estate, to-Wit. .
Lot No.9 ia The Central Addition to the tt1wn Of
Baltiuiore. Fairfield County. Appraised ut SlbO.
IN be sold as the property OF George II. Housvfandi
wife, al the suit ofEdwafd Calkine.
Tcrmso Of sale cash. WIN. POTTER. Sheriff
per ;. M. l.. WISEMAN, Dehuty.s
HUNTER d DArGHERTY, Attorneys.
November ], lSa5--5M9Gpfe3
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-29
SheriH,s Sale.
Tas State Of OHIO, Fairfield Comfy, IS.

Ths State Of OHIO, Fairfield Comfy, IS.
[1','%S *a'',' rplrnelacem. Pleas, p.r,l.lo.
Michael Quirk ct ais.
EDURsuANT to the command Of an order Of sale
T. from the Court OF Common Plens If said County,
ana TO me directed.l will offer at public sale at the
Court House In the City OF lancaster, on Saturday the
lst ddy Of DectWber A. u. 1855, between the hours OF
10 O'Clock A. M. and 4 O'Clock p. M, the following
described Real Estate, to-wit:
Part ofSection No. Z, Township No. Is, of FRANCE No.
l9,bcing also a part ola tract OF 7 l6-I0O Acres OF Land
conveyed by the 'Laneasier Lateral Canal Company,
to JanlesC. ReynOldSby deed on record in said coun-
ty, recorded in Book No. Is and pages 22O and 22I,
and lying on the Northeast or towing path side OF the
ohio Canal, and along side OF Lot number nine South
OF the Licking Summit: beginning on the outside OF
the towing path att corner which is GO feet below the
upper end ofthe stone work fsaid lock; thence run
ming down the Canal parallel with snid lock 60 feet TO
a corner which Is three feet below the lower end OF
said lock; thence North a degrees East to the line OF
land between said Reynolds and o. p. Tong to a cor
ner; thence South "A degrees East 60 feet to a corner
on said line ofdlvisiOn; thence South A degrees East
to the place of beginning, containing One Quarter Of
an Acre, more or less, and being The same LOT convey.
ed TO Thomas Quirk by James @. Reynolds and wife,
by deed bearing date March 10, le4e.
Appraised at SlG2.
Terms-one-thirdi in hand, one-third in one and the
remaining third in two Years with interest from the
day ofsale., ' WILLIAM POTTER, Sherin.
per G. III. h. WlSEMAN, Deputy,
Hunter & Daugherty, Attorneys.
Lancaster, Ohio, October 25, ls55-5we5pf$8