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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-10-10
7 EGAL NOTICE
IL George c. Cook, PlainlG,

IL GEORGE T. Cook Elalutlas
vs.. In the Court
$. Br;tton, Geo. W. Peek. Hiram c.. OF Common
Grover, Joseph Er..ton. ; :. Skinner, Pleas for tie
5. e. PECK. W. W~hitcOmb, a. Bell, G.. County Of
p. Waldo. The Cleveland AMI Mdhon- Trumiull, and
Ing Rail Road Company, Utley Spen State OF Ohio.
Ger. stephen Burnett, Eli Blrtholo- Civil action
NEW. Defendants
;. Britton. G. ". Peck, Hiram C. Grover, 5. :. Skin
uer. :. c. Peck. ". Whiicumt, A. Bell. G. p. Waldo
and Utlcy SPENCER, party defendants, nnn-residents Of
the Stlte II Ohio, are hereby notified thai on tine 9Th
ia, OF september, 4 D 1853. the plaintiff filed his petit
tiou asaiust the defendants in said Court. alleging
that the defendants, S BrittOu, Geo W. Peek, Joseph
". Britton aud Utiey Spencer, under the firm Of hrit
ton. Peek Z Company. are indebted to hiE on their
rramissory note, IN the sum OF ore thousand four hun
drcI anil scventy-siN dollars ami t'tirty-nine cents.
with Interest from the lsth day of August A ID Rot ut
the rate OF ten per cent. Plaintiff further alleges,
TINT BritfOn, Peek & Co.. AS collateral security for he
/ pavmeat OF said note. with the assent Of H. G. Grover
! q member 0fthe firm Of Brittnn, Peck, Grover = Com
pluy, on the said I9th day Of August. 1854, assigned
90 said Geo. G.. Cook, plaintiu, three thousand dollars
Of the stock Of the Cleveland * Mshoning Rail Inld
Company, said stock being included in a final settle
meat for work done under "A contract between said T.
Il. Company AID Briiton, Peek, Grover 81 my.
The Plaintiff further alleges IN said petition, That
said : c. Peck. SIS. skinner, W. Wh.tcOmb, A. Belland
G.. z. Waldo, who claimed IN interest in said stock on
said 10Th day Of August. 1851. released their claim TO
said stock. aud consented to The transfer thereof.
Petitioner farther alleges that said r. X Company
owe said stock 30 said Britton, Peck. Grover 4 to.and
th,t his claim is prior to the claims % these defend
ants. who have garnisheei said Rail Road Company.
The Plaintiff win take jul cement by default against
sail Britton. Peek X Co for Si.4'b ~, with interest
from The 10Th day Of August, l-ji, ut the rate nf ten
per cent, and o'.uaia a decree against said Rail Road
COMPANY 20 deliver sal l stock to said plaintiff, accord
iu- % the terIas If said assignment, unless said defen-
Laut-. who are non residents answer said Petition By
the IoJh day o: November, SO:
J. Z L ". HUTCUiNS,
S.utealc- 70, Isj5-Ct Atgys for Plaintiff.
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Youngstown Tru american. Sent. %
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Information Wanted

W aQCeQ
j.. S. KlBBEE, Esq, P stmaster of this
place, requests us to publish the follow
ing extract, from a letter received by
him.
INDEPENDENCE. Mo-, Sept. %, '55.
Dear SIR Il am the Mai Contract
or from this place to Salt Lake City. In
the month of November last, l had in
my employment a young man, by the
name of JAMES WHEELER. | an inform
ed that his parents iEed in your town.
He, with two others, was killed by the
Sioux Indians. last November, on the
plains. Ny object in writing you, is to
find out his fathers address, SO that l
can have his clothing. watch and money
sent to him. He had eighty dollars de-
posted in this town. I expect, on a set
Element of his account with me there will
be due him about 500.
He had a brother by the name of
Frederick. l wish you would get me the
information desired, as I think his pa
rents should have his property.
Yours respectfully,
" NJ L A.
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GUARDIANS SALE of Real Estate,


- By virtue Of an order Of the Probate Court Of
Irumbul County, Ohio. 1 will. On the 23i DAY Of OctO-
Der, lcj5, between the hours OF 10 oclocS A VI and 4 ?
N, at the dwelling house on the premises. in Brace
vie, SAID county, expose to sale at public vendue. the
tarm, known commonly as the Anna Griswold farm;
situate in Braeeville township, Trumbull county, Ohio,
known By part Of sections Nos. I3. Il and II, bounded,
beginning at a post in the south east corner Of section
y, thence south along the west line Of section II about
~ chains , links 20 centre Of MahOning River; thence
down the river, in the centre. the several courses there
OF, 70 the : W corner u a lot decided to David Hum
phrey. thence y a. W. % Chains . links to post stan
ding in the corner Of a field; thence v 3Iss W s chains
70 the south line OF the road; thence 5 So W along the
south side Of the road, l6 chains and IS links to a post;
thence north, BY = line run from the south side Of the
road, IA chains l2 links to a post; thence 5 So W by a
line run 10 ehains 70 u post in tue east line OF section
10; thence south along said east line ISL links to a
post; thence west chains to a post; thence south -.
80 links to- post in the south line Of section u: thence
east along the said south line. Z chains, to the first
bound, containing 200 acres, more or less, excepting
thereirom. about , acres, lyiDg on south side % main
road. conveyed hy Anna GriswOld to Z. L. Stowe and
others, where the steam saw mill is located.
The land viii be sold all together, or in PARCELS to
suit purchasers About One-third TO be cash down. and
balance on time OF one and two. or more years. Terms
particularly stated on day Of sale. at the premises.
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing valuable farm near
the centre OF Braceville, you'd 10 we'll to examine the
farm. AMOS WARNER. Guardian
sept 10, ls554t fora z. Griswold.
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9rnt SnteQiaente.
Wood and Coal


Those of our subscribers who desire to
pay their subscription in Wood, Coal. OF
products of their farms, are desired TO dc
so as o o as possible. We are in need
of these articles. and if we have to pay
cash for them we shall have to exact
cash from our subscribers.
The Mayoralty and Clothing Store.
There must be some connection be-
tween the Mayors Office and a CT thing
Store though we do not understand the
reason why. unless it is because when a
man is well clothed. he is protected from
the weather ; and when after violating
some ordinance, he Is locked up in Jail.
that he is safe from the weather ALSO
Or else, it may be because when a man
is found drunk. add shut up to get sober,
he sometimes clothes himself and the
Mayor with curses, like a garment. But
1t is a fact at all events, that our Mayor,
as one of the firm of NICHOLS & WEIR.
has Just opened new Clothing Store,
where they offer all kinds of Clothing,
Hats, Caps DC; and our Ex-Mayor j.
L. WEEKS has also received a large ad-
diton of the same articles, at his old
stand, where he pro oses to supply all
that is needed for the comfort and orna-
ment of the outward man, from top to
toe, Except the boots.)
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THEHUISERY Department.-PaTiic-

L ular attention is paid To this part Of our business.
ladies ana gentlemen, boys and girls, can find almost
anything they want in this line % Trade. silS. Black
and Fancy Colors, Cashmere, Slate Brown, Black and
White Cotton Hose, Fancy Striped and NLS-- Hall
Hose, aud 4 large quantity for children.
apr 70 Ell. HOIT & co.
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CEILING OFF AT COSTEI-

s. t. POMEROY, being compelled by III
health to close his business for the present, 80
will sell. for a few weeks from date. his eatire
stock Of PIANO F0RTES. M~ELODEONS. GUITARS,
SHEET MUSIC, and Musical Merch uhze OF all de-
scriptiOns. AT COST
Sheet Music will be sold to those purchasing or or
dering by mail, TO the amount Of sl,0O and over. at half
the usual price.
Among the stock Of MusicaI Instruments 10 se sold,
will be found a fine assortment Of EiuteS. Flutinas,
AccOrdeons. BaniOs. Fiolirs and Bass Viols. Also,
Instruction Books for al instruments
His Pianos and Me'Oie9ur are Of DIE finest Quality %
tone and finish. A lev secondhand Pianos and MelO-
deems will be sold very low
The subscriber hatters himself, frOE The extent OF
his sales in this place and vicinity. for the past three
years, that the reputation Of the In-truments kept by
him. is too we'll est- iisheI 30 render .t necessary to
say more with regard tn them at -h's time.
Those who contemplate ue purchase Of an Instrument
within the next year or two. a-e assured that ther viii
hno il greatly to their Advantage e. csI at tf+s .tEse-
August Sth, 1855 S. - P~0NEEOY.
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7 ATE FROM THE FR"ONTIFR!-INTERIOR TOWNS all HEARD FRONT
Il LARGE MAJORITY FOR THE TALL BRICK"
PACKARD & BARNUM,
Bncnngab by nerhrH ad increasing ISLES notwithstanding the hard times scrya and high rice. and
in anticipation Whc" Srit me coming. harp uPhdHta ndH now receiving their amuohH Hardware
Store larger mckH
Hardware, cariase Trimmings Iron. Paints Class rarnsh and Musy Mill Saws
unh vee rh~u truna into sold Ta uL" Long cxpederGe perfect aeulame with the manu-
Of eastern sm@,m md connection h an Iron Mil in this vicinity enables to OMrg great
|nIcIumsr all wLHgW purchases Wisun ctr line
Al p@pe in general mechanics and auhGnur in particular hrnesa and their wives and dldrn are
invited call and look through tn stock The mn, o. thee entire coawmhy benL looked ID, without
Distinctions chrs size personal appearance orpWhEes
70 w friends in The BUGGY BUSINESS, We are prepared to exhBta an UNUSUAL PLEa
IGeghm MtC can used L on. crahDuat ugE.
HOUSE uaMIEGs of SEW AM SRA Sly ESa IueanI pLmdda gormnt
DO ks justly celebrated Wheeling NHsih 100 boxes Franklin Rek Glass White Lead Zine Paint o.
OUR IRON DEPARTMENT
ibeha rlunh. wu oHN Toad
Nehve secured ines ruSo nE nkMG Gan IG. ada are now Innrb better Rhz aIms DdrsNan
ever before 0hTedu this country
2 FRHuhTu the phnem ans GHh he Tall Brick Mains street WarnC Ohio.
sphmlgs.lA. PACkARD { 8AENUM Prphao.
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Yours respectfully,
w. N. E. MAGRAK.
Distressing Accident and Death.

Distressing Accident and Death.
We are calle1 TO record a most heart
rending casualty occurring in the vicini
ty of this village yesterday. A number
OF lads were gathering Chestnuts, when
THOMAS WICK, step-son of JESSE THORN
TON, Esq, lell from a tree, and was so
much injured that he dieL this morning.
THOMAS was a manly, intelligent lad,
of about twelve years of age, and his
untimely death will cast a gloom over
the community. To his heart stricken
Mother and family we tender u sincere
sympathy. May He who tempers the
wind to the shcrn lamb give them res
lgnation in their day of trial.
God gave, he took, he viii restore.
He doeth all things weII.'
Youngstown Tru american. Sent. 90.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.-Bv virtue of an

order Of sale. issued out OF the CouT: OF Common
Pleas Of TrumiuN County. Ohio, t. me directed aUl de
lIvered. on decree made by said Court. ut their March
Term, 4 1855, l shall expose to sale At public outcry,
as in execution upon judgment, at the door OF the Court
House, in Warren, in said county, on saturday, the
9Oth day Of October, 4 ID lc5J, between the hours Of 10
o clock 4 VI and 1 O'Clock p VI of said day, the follow
ing described mOrtga=ed premises. named in said de-
cree. and described as follows. 20 Wit: Situate in the
township Of Greene, in said County Of Trumbull, being
part Of lot No. p, and is bounded rs follows. viz: be-
ginning at the centre Of the road running east and west
through the centre Of said Greene, at the southeast cor
ner Of aaron BascOmb's land. thence north 10 rods to
a post. 20 land belonging to Edward BascOmh; thence
east 10 rods; thence south IS rods 10 the centre OF the
aforesaid road; thence west 10 rods to the place cfhe
ginning. Containing one acre Of land. he the same
more or less. Appraised at S1oD CO.. To he soil n
the suit Of the Executor Of Calvin G.. SutliG against
Benjamin Bingham and others.
H.. r HARMON, Sheriff.
sheriG's Office, Warren, Sept. 10, 1sj5.-5w 3,Ish
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" T. PORTER'ssKY-LIGHT DA-

80 T. VII Ia oGhl LtbAlI IN
= .~GUEEEEAN ROOMS "sT.;sz7uE SHADOW
E-E In- Substance FApy." The Slt--- r Is happy
to announce e. The c.ti-rns Of warren egJ surruGIIiug
country, that BE- has Etfct NJ q suit az Rooms over Bald
sim Bookstore. south 90 Bee Post ulcr, ~i,h % large
= r-f'ghf, rhsr- be i5 VrclHic3 o. Crui-.t IIguarreO-
ulc' IN the Best style Of ur At Hvl.s q Cue a..
snrtuert OF Latrr is, Cases. cy.. Dg tle 'aftst -ls'rs,
gh,cA h. has received direct irau New A.Tt. and
~hicli will he furnished at mot-r-t' prices. Iis h.s
also a collection of 81 PaintiE-= ami ni-a. rrc.Hs PCS
FOR The qualification 0fthe lovers ~ Att. dA4s S-arsl
40 rains 60 make the rooms a pleasant ASA =-r..-.le
place Of resort II All hours, sul d. l. Get rm.Iel T..
cnustant a Editions % keep up tan.- Interest .f-i make
them one Of the places worth visiting. lot- 1y g q zens
aal strangers. Ard he looks for % 3. erti sl'ru't in
his efforts to rr tGfy those who require ms services as
an Artist and DlgucIrnfypist-
Pictnres taken in I KINDS of WAFFLE
an persons are cordially invited TO cali N---Ier
wishing Pictures or not
lE7wors done at my rooms Willie vcrraHfed.
WILLIAM F. PORTER
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rrR1KE NOW WHILE THE IRON

iCIS HOTi-A RARE CHANCE FOR A BARGAIN
"a. Il. h4L 10y apuiyiHCi mediafely, a. I wish to 20
Wet by the middie Of sept mber, TO stay d few months.
1 want TO sell nay building on the east side OF Main ST.,
al nv Gro-eries now on hand, and some Guns and Gun
FivuIrss. together with GGnsmiti Tools. and will otter
tl.al n. i barglin fsT the sake Of closing OFT. Also, =
Builltus Lot on tie West side II Main street, 20 feet
mont by % feet d.ep-a good location for business.
CiiI soon, aid lo0S 81 saii property, II you wish to
purchlse.
Ware, .augustS :, iSO. JOHN DAY.
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4CuH4d4-51AP
The beautiful specimens of chirogra-
ply. which were exhibited at the late
Fair were from she pen of Miss ADAL1SE
LANE. This young lady offers htr SER
vices to teach a class Of scholars, (see
her advertisement These DESTROYS OF
of acquiring skill in this arr. now have an
excellent opportunity.
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INSTITUTE,

EAUI1ERS INSTITUTE"
4 A Teachers institute, for the accommodation OF
the Teachers Of Trumbull County. will commence in
the Seminary buildings in Pennington. on Monday. the
sh day Of October. and Continue one week. Mr.. James
Marvin, SuPt. of the Warren Union Schools, Mr.. James
III. Greer, Principal OF the Western Reserve Seminary,
and VI. d. beggett, will be present and lecture during
the week Dir. j. l. Cox will he present a part VI the
time, and also, Charles harrington, Esq, OF Green.
Ladies can he furnished with board for the week free,
anu gentlemen at a reasonable rate,
The members of the Institute will be expected 10 pay
fifty cents each, to defray incidental expenses and pay
lecturers.
There viii he an EXAMINATION held in Pennington
on saturday, the 18Th Of October. for the accommoda-
ton of such members Of the Institute as design 20 teach
during the winter. NJ. d. LEGGETT,
Sept.O It Pres. Board School Exam.
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MY BONDAGE and My Freedom by

" Frederick Douglass. Tart Isl, Life Of a slave;
Part 2d. Lite Of Freeman.
Nv BONDAGE AND Ny FREEDOM exhibits The fine gen
W., and the rapidly developing powers Of its author.
II be is original and peculiar as a speaker. lie is equal
iy 50 as writer. We have the fullest confidence, tlere
fore. that this WORK, the result Of his ripper experience
and OF his more mature judgment, will challenge not
only the a3ini-atiOn of ala the Friends OF Freedom, for
its spirited Gad irrtsistille Anti-Slayery facts and Ar
garments. ht OF scholars. Tor the dir-ctntss. c1uGeusa-
/ ON. ana allueEce Of its style; sri Of the general read
cgaisr. for the graphic interest Of the story Ofhis cheek
cred nj eyeatful life. Price Sl,35, at ADAMS
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DAINTING-C. c. NcNurr. House,
IL si-n and Oruau-ctI Painter. Main ste O.. Cove-
Gold STEMS C ethiug storeJ Warren, o. bry and
gruund zinc for ole. ..- u.
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THE GREAT DISCUSSIDN-Be-

u tween Rev. IsaAc E2RErr. and JOGL TIFFANY,
ESQ, viii be published on the LIST Of September, By
GEO. ADAMS Warren, q.
This book will be a large mo- vol. Of over 400 pa
ges, closely printed AID wel bnund. lt viii be one OF
the cheapest books, for Sl,2j, that we have ever SOIL
There win be, Of this clifton, Int one thousand CO.
pies printed it wOuid be advisable. therefore. tor those
who would be sure of a cory, 20 leave or send in their
Names so they nav be On or list Before we supply the
demand for the book from nearly every county IN this
State as we'll as from numerous localities IN the ALA
cent States. Names can be lel at
aug29 ADAMsrBNOKsTORE.
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TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
CHERRIES SALE.-Bv virtue Of al

SHERIFF'S SALE.--Bv virtue of an
~ execution, issued out of the Court Of Common
Pleas. Of Trumtull C.unty. Ohio to ne directed and
delivered, by the Clerk thereof, ! have levied on, and
shall expose TO public sale. 1t the door OF the Court
House in Warren, in said county, on Saturday the 30th
day OF October, A ID. 1855, between The hours % ten
o'clock, A NJ and / u'cIork 2 VI OF said day. Lorenzo
Ch1pmtn's interest in and to the following described
real estate. (said interest being one eighth Of said es-
tate to Eit: Situate in the tOSnship Of Vernon. Trum-
hull County, Ohio. aud is bounded and described as fol-
lows, viz: west on the highway, running nor!herly and
southerly through said township; north hy lands OF Iii
"a Turnkey south by lands Of Joseph Z. william ms and
George Langley, and on the east by lands Of Mary viii
liaus and John Langley, and is supposed to contain
36lS acres Of land
ALSO. said Chapnan's = interest, in one other piece
or parcel Of land, situate in the township OF Vernon.
TramhuIl county. Ohio, bounded and described as fol
lows. to Wit: On the east hy the north aud south high
way that leads from kinsmau to Orangeville; on the
south by lands Of Joseph p. Williams; on the west ~
the Pymatuming Greek; or the north ~ lands % John
BoehinreT; and is supposed TO contain y 1876 100 acres
Of land. more or less. said interest in and to said
lands. appraised at $3.50 co. To he sold at the suit Ct
Harmon Cole, Admir- Of Michael Burns. against Loren
70 Chapman. II. II. HARMON. Sheriff.
sherin's Office, Warren, Sept. 10, lSJj-5w 3,S.z
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STATE OF OHIO, Trumbull County,

~ AiFha spears Before Jefferson Pdlm.
vs.. Justice of the peare nj Mat-
I. y ParkS. rem Township.
The defendant, L n Parks is hereby notified. that
the plaintiff had ar order of attachment issued ia this
acton by said Justice, on the 9th day Of September,
Is5j. to recover Of the defendant the sem of So &c due
for work aud labor on the canal boat alliance. of which
the defendant Is and was owner, which orier Of attach
ment has heen served and returned, and the said action
has been continued to the 10th dag Of November. Is5J.
at O'Clock. A M-, when it wili he for trial.
The defendant viii also take notice, that the plaintiff
will testify on the | ial Of said action.
Warren, Oct. 3, iS55.-3t Ut. ASPER.
Att Y for pi'T.
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~ Is hereby given, Uist ElizlHeta Spencer, Is her
next friend, has tins .!ty d.ci Ter petition in the Court
OF Common f!e1s, o. TrImsuli comfy, Ohio, against
Timothy Alderman. fr breach Of u.fr AK PROMISE
praying Judgment against him IN the SUM oi one thou
sand dollars.
The sail Timothy aii-cHan must app ar, ani answer
said petition - ia 81 5ay Of November next. or the
same viii he taken as confess Z and judgment render
ed against hIs accorliu-:v-
Gy SCTLIFF & FUTILE.
| -. u 1885, = Arr.rl N Il.t...-..r
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NEW YORK STORE. FALL AND
~ WINTER GOODS are nov arriving. and the cry
will he, "stiIl they come" for the next sixty days. We
have euielvored to get up a stock, for the coming sea
son. which has never been equaled in Trumhull Com
~, for extent. completeness and adaptelness to the
Eauts Of the public. and the Ladies' in particular. In
Slk and Fancy Goods, we have never had n stock SO
worthy Of iuspectioni while in STAPLE GOODS re are
fuiiy a. home, and prepared to convince ouI friends
that prices hare not adUGReef. as has been given out.
Sept. PC, ISIS. PARKS & VENT.
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I EGAL NOTICE. the Court Of
II Common pleas ofTrun5uI County, Ohio.
John Ernest,
4,.ssa=su;
jeremiah Church,
William Churea, ard

William Churrn, ard
II. X. Harmon, defis-j
Jeremiah Chuch, cur ~ the dg1eElants, ard a
non-resiaents Of the >-st- 90 % %, j. hereav Pee
tiled. that on the 5h day o. September. 4 D. la5.
the Pl.iutif hiel his uetdou a-a ust TIE ceie1.
dants, In said curt, alleging taat the d-feuftats
are INDEBTED 10 him z.the sun or 81, vltl iDteress
from July lsi. 1859, WlthS r-- celt. 9srl.ts a1i cost
ola Protes: Tor money pail IS u'tr,i1. o. the f0-stss
County Branch Rtus. al llveara. De- s-ii Porlss Co..,
Ohio, Tor SAID deAs-aluf-
The plain;iT. va TAX I-Hrrt - '-lr-i- aCirst
sad Jeremiah tilrch f,utle sal aui ~lat--I.t adj Pc
naify as aturc-lai. ualcss taey answer By the 9 10y 81
1SUvenaer. i. y. ISIS.
LGJt Z. EJTCIINS, A.Iy's for Plaintiff
sep. y, rs.
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~DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

"a Notice i hereby given, that the Subscriber has
been appointed and gualiiei As administrator on the
estate Of Eli N0rehOuse, deceased. ate OF Green. Trum-
bull County, Ohio. JOHN A. COLEMAN.
Seut26 Bis
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IN pursuance of an order of the Court

~ pursuance Ol du ofueT Oh lne OOuTt
L Of Probate. for Trumbull County. made on the I9th
day Of September, 1875. / shall, on the 81 day OF No
vent er. A. u. 1855. between 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 1
O'Clock 7. VI. on the premises. expose for sale to the
highest bidder, the folio wing described premises, viz /:
; Uuate in the township OF Pennington in said county,
K own as part Of lot No-95 in said township. founded
as follows: lightning on the north and south centre
highway through said township, ut the north west cor.
ner Of = lot occupied by the Presbyterian Religions
Society thence running north on said highway to
Chauncey Horizons land thence east on said Horizons
south line to the centre OF a space now open in the form
OF an alley or street thence south on the centre OF said
open space till IT intersects 4 line running easterly from
the first mentioned point along the lot Of said Presly-
terrain Religious Society thence west along said line
to the place of beginning, containing tgenty-one and
79-i00 acres Of land, be the same more or less apprais-
ed At S23 per acre.
SARAH HURD.
Administr Itrix on Estate Of Comfort nurd, deed.
October ,. IS55-.t