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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-05-23
A Complete Hoax.

Somebody has practiced q most success.
full hoax upon the Cleveland Express
about the Sag nicht meeting at this place.
Never was a more silly or successful
April fool" subjected to to the laugh oil
the world. Even a Tslegrdphic dispatch was
sent from Cleveland to the SandGsLy Ri9is.
ter embodying the hear! What next?
We suppose the hoax was got up to back
Greiner's romantic report of the djings oil
the Sag NIGHTS in the Journal, that nobody
thought worth contradicting.--Ohio States'
1pnn
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0SFA petty larceny was committed at
H ines Tavern in Randolph few mornings
ago. A stranger stopped over night and
before he left, saw fit TO make an examina-
ton of the money drawers, which he relieved
of some of its contents, We did not learn
the amount stolen. So far as we know
the thieves haye not yet been discovered.
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Legal NOTICES
A DMINTSTRAToR,s sALEoF REA.

I1kSTAfk--ln pgFsuanee Of an order lssueds ~ ne
court OF Probate Of Portage county aud State oiohio
stthe Nay term thereof A. d. leS5, in certain pet-
ton for he sale Of real esate therein pending, where
In Joseph A. Schroeder. Administrator Of Francis
Fitch, deceased, was petitioner, ztd Margaret Smith,
a a were respondents, there will be sold By aid
the fourteenth day Of June next, one o'clock r.
OF said day The folio wing DESCRIBED real sstats, to-w
Situate in lot No. %, In the township OF Randolph in
said eonnly and State, bOundsd a. ello~s. Comnene
ing at the southeast corner OF said iot Two rods north
OF the LOT line: thence west parallel with the lot line 10
Land owned by Geo. HOmming: thence north said
Hommngs east line 10 the soaih line OF land decided
10 Smell, EyeaT and Others. by John Long Jr: thence
east on said pAres' south ine 70 the lot line: thence
south 10 The place OF beginning, containing about
twenty two acres OF iahd more less Appraised et
$40 co. and viii be sold subject 70 the dover estate Of
Margarett Smith, for full and particular description
Of which, by metes aud bounds, reference may be had
70 the records and proceedings ofsad oprobate
Terms made known on the day OF sale. -.
May Is, 1s55-n-4w MICHAEL STUART,
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PitfsburgIh morning Post.

We publish to day the Prospectus ofthis able
and influential Democratic Journal. Our
readers will do well TO look it over. Its
home items are always interesting and reli-
able and for It's commercial and foreign news
il is not excelled BY any paper in the west.
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OF The Kaow Nothing movement in this
country, is attracting large share of at
tention from abroad. The Spanish press
accords with the English and French senti-
ment, and thinks that the Know Nothing
movement in the United States is perfectly
right in its conception and design.-Lock-
port Courier. @
It is the most natural thing in the world
that the Spanish press should favor this in.
stitution, for it approaches nearer the old
Spanish Inquisiton, than anything yet
known to history,-BgfaLo Express. .-
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GrThe board of county School Exami-
ers, held meeting for the examination
Of teachers on Saturday last. There were
twelve applicants and all received certif-.
Gates. This is the last examination for the
present season. Portage county Is now
pretty well supplied with teachers.
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0J-JoB WoRK.--All kinds of plain and
fancy Job work done at this office, in style
which cnnot be surpassed and on the most
satisfactory terms. If you wish any work
done, give us a call.
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Legal Notice.

Rufus P. Raaney and
Ebenczer Spalding, In civil action before
late partners under the firm of Philo B. Conant,
Hanney & Spalding, Esq, Justice Of the
against Peace of Rayenna.
Rufus Paine.
Notice is hereby given, that at my instance an order
ofattachment in the above cause was issued by P. B.
COnant, Esq, Justice ofthe Peace of Ravehna Por-
tagc County, Ohio the nth day of April A. D. 1855
against the goods, chattes property and effects rights
and credits of the said Rufus Paine, defendant,
resident ofsaid county, for the sum of $64,00,
April1l, 1s55-3S-4w E. SPALDING.
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Lucy Stone is married at last, her hus-
band "for worse" is the Blackwell who seiz-
ed the colored child at Salem, Ohio, while
the cars stopped at that point, and bestowed
upon it the blessing Of liberty. II is to be
hoped that his love for children 10 not con !.
fined exclusively to one color, Pisisbarg
Post. NY. 5,.sT ,,.s. 80, " ,T I = y -
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18TH July CoNvENTIoN.--We anticipate
trouble from some of the Free.Soilers at
this convention. A number of their leading
papers are desirous of forcing Chase upon us
for Governor--threaten to bolt ifhe is not
nominated. In our opinion it would be most
unfortunate for the true interests of Ohio,
as we'll as these of his particular friends,
should he receive the nomination. He
would be badly beaten we think.-Newarh
Times, (Whia.l
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A MYSTERIOUS CrT,--Roehsster has
given birth to more mysteries than any 9TH
er place on the continent: Il was here that
many years ago the plans were matured for
the mysterious Disappearance Of Wm. Nor
gan whose fate to this day has never been
aseertained. Out Of This Morgan affair, a
political excitement was involved that swept
like a hurricane all western New York.
Here also was printed the Books Of Nor
mons BY the prophet Joe Smith, who pretend
ed to have dog the golden plates from asand
hill near Palmyra.
II was in Rochester the Fox girls brought
out those sound as known as the Rochester
knockings. From this germ sprung the
modern spiritual system.
The most recent Rochester Mystery was
the strange disappearance Of Miss Emma
Moore, in November last, and whose body
has lately been fonnd in mill race, under
that deepen the mystery.
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JUNE APPOINTMENTS.
DOCT. Ill. TUBES,
E An1lytical PhVSicfaM

WILLbe in attendance at his rooms as follows.
Ravenna--Prentss House, Friday and Sl turday,
until 8 O'Clock, P. NJ. 22d and 23d June.
Akron--Empire House Thursday, 2lst June.
Warren--Gaskill House, Friday, 27th June.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES House, Friday and Satur"
day 25th and o6th May. assy t
Those afflicted with Chronic diseases of tho Liver,
Lungs, Kidneys or Spleen, Infam nations, Rheuma-
tsm Asthma Sh0rtness Of Breath difficulty ofbreath
ing, Dyspepsia, dropsy, Weakness Nervous disa-
bites, Restlessness, Loss of appetite, Constipation
Derangoment of the Stomach, Bilious Affections, Grav-
ell White long standing diseases, are
invited to CALL 8 lfr' ht a. Ege5lg-
No GuARoE FOR CoxsuLTATIoS!, DIR. t., neither
bleeds blisters; norris he Hom@pathis he never
uses Mercury Arsenic Antimony, rany other mineral
medical agent;no is he Thompsoninn, he neither
steams orgives emeties. His theory of diseases differs
from all others that have been adopted, but not more
so than his system oftreatment.fHe of does not make
sick to make WE'LL tear down to build up again. nor
allay any irritation, by pachingup with ano-
dynes. .|.t eat n a
Encouragsmentis never given subjeeting the patient
to expense, without reasonable hope OF success.
Persons afflicted with cancer0us scrofular tumers
or ulcers, should read tho following
Invalids should re1d the follow
H+ ling.
e.# al;s. (, ..-- sANnusKY CRY, May 1854.
DR.. Tubbs--Dear Sir:-H tho unlocked for benefit
have receiOed from your treatment can be ofany
service to yourself to desparlng invalids cheer
But for the wishes of dependent family, should
not have enjoyed pleasure, and probably never
again applied 20 any physician, at least such was my
determination, / bad tried many, and many times
were hopes revived and foed by bitter dsappoint-
ments. l was utterly disheartened. ,ssf
During l647, and two succeeding summers had the
ague. which seemed to have most disastrous effect
upon the constitution Under braciBg treatment, l
was enabled to labor short time, then compelled to
desist, tfp 81 sgf H9s HNaf9 ai
For year before seeing you was unable to labor
at ALL and part Of the time confined to my room -
Physicians treated me for Bronchitis and diseases of
the lvcr and spleen. | was thin in flesh, weak and
bowed down, and suffering almost constantly from
codness Of surface aud limbs, had cold sweats at ngh
TO the shoulders. Early in May, year ago, OBJ
tained my first prescription from you, In August follow
ing began to work, have since lahored hard as car
health than at any time since first attacked by ague
seven years ago. This Is brief sketch, but by CALI
ing, persona can learn moro of my past and present
condition. Yours respectfully.
April ii !. CHARLES LAMPMAN,
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~ A late European exchange says: ain
consequence of a duel which recently took
place at Madrid between two newspaper
writer's, the journalists Of that city have de-
cided that, in order to prevent such affairs
in future, tribunal Of honor, consisting of
five members, shall be nominated every
month, 10 decide on, and arrange all person
al disputes which may arise between gentle
men of the press of that city,"
That tribunal of five would have busy
time of it in this country. 10 -h
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Legal Notice,

The State Of Ohio, Portage County,
Lois Bunnen
us. Petition for Divorce.
William Bunnel.
William Bunnell will take notice, that on the l4th
day of March, 1855 Lois Bunnel filed in the Office of the
Clerk ofthe Court of Common Pleas, in aud for said
county her petition, praying that tho bonds of matr-
mony heretofore existing between her and the said
William Bunnel be dissolved, and that she may, by the
order of said court have the and custody of Ed
ward Bunnoll, minor child of said Lois and William
BuRnel. BlERCE a. JEFFRIES,
Ravenna. April II, 1ss5j-376w Soils. for Pet,r.
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MeetIng OF the Portage County HI.
Il J r. BILE society. r+EJ - ~ III
RoorsroWN, May 18th, lS55.

RoorsTows, May a5th, 1855.
THE PoirAeE CoUhrY BIBLE SocIErT,
convened, according 20 notice in the papers
Of the county, in the Congregational Meet
ing House in Rootstown, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ. '4'.s-
The President being absent, G. KEEHE
one Of the Vice Presidents, took the chair.
The meeting wus opened with prayer BY
Rev. Mr.. MERRIAM. -.
The reports OF the Secretary and Treas
urer were read and accepted.
From the report of the Secretary it ap-
peared, that the Directors had undertaken
to explore the county, and to supply such
as needed with the Bible, either by sale or
gift, and also to supply the ParlOrs and
lodging roomsof Public House, with Bibles,
to remain in them, the property Of the So
ciety,-that the work had been completed
in some of the townships, and nearly SO in
the others, except Suffield, but the returns
were as yet SO imperfect that no full re-
ports could be made.
From the report Of the Treasurer it ap-
pears that there had been paid into the
Treasury during the year:
Donation OF Dillingham; Clark $500 90
Congregational and other Denominations 3O7 Al
For Bibles sold u %
Paid TS'f! . p.,.., soe,.,, !Ssa SsoSsS IA
For Incidentals 3T5
ExsEHHgs ia .a.ae ~, ~ 40
Cash on hand sJ2O IS
The Depositary having been absent from
home did not report.
He was requested to report to the Direc-
tors. Rev. Mr.. BAER, DR.. BARRON and
Deacon G.. SEYMOUR, were appointed
committee to nominate officers for the en-
suing year. ..1 ~.
On motion Of Mr.. BAER, voted that the
Directors be authorized to employ some suit
able person to visit the families in the
township ofSufield, and supply with Bibles,
such of them as are willing to receive them,
After a recess of one hour, the society
reassembled at one O'clock.
The committee to nominate officers for
the ensuing year, made their report, which
was accepted, and the following persons
were appointed.
President, Nathan Sanford.
Vice Presidents, Cad Case, Caleb Brown,
D. P. Pond.
Secretary, J. c. Hart.
Treasurer, Isacc Swift.
Auditor, VIM. Goodman.
Mr.. Hart preached sermon from I'd Pc
ter, lst chapter 2lst verse.
"For the prophecy came not in old time
by the will Of man, but holy man Of God
spake as they were moved by the Holy
Ghost"
On motion Of Mr. Sharp, voted that the
Directors be requested to procure the pub
lication of Mr.. Hart's sermon if it can be
done without expense to the society.
The minutes were read and approved,
and the society adjourned. ..
]. C. HART, Secretary.
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"The proudest motto for the young!
Write itin lines Of gold
Uponthy hcart, and in thy mind
The stirring words enfold;
And in misfortune' dreary hour,
Or fortunes prosperous gale,
'Twillhavc holy, cheering power
"There's no such word as 5aiu''
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Notice.. .

Nv HEREAS, my wife Polly A PRossER,
w has LEFT my bed and board without any cause OF
provocation This is to forbid any and all persons from
harboring her giving her credit upon my account
shall not hold myself liable for any debts contract
ed by her after this date. WlLLET PR0SSER.
Ruvenna. Anril 90 IS55-3S-4w
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0UARDl4N SALE-By virtue Of a a

GUARDIAN SALE-BY virtue of a de-
VI eretal order OF the court Of probate Of Portage
county, made at the May turn thereof 1885, in certain
Guardian 10 BYRON B. DEPBYSTER, was
petitioner, aud his said Ward and others respon.
dents, there win be sold by said guardian at public
VendHe on the premises the fourteenth day Of June
next al O'Clock p. NJ, the following real estate,
io-wit; Snaf lot No. IN township lot No. II In
franklin in said county of Portage, being the same
small lot No. z sold by s. Perkins 70 d. Color, aud by
said Color TO O. v. DePeyGieT, now doeeassd, and
decided by F. w. Tappan Administrator, 70 said Ward
and others by deed dated Nov, H. l5 aud containing
four and hdths, OF nd more or less,
exclusive OF lane Two rods wide the north end OF
said small lot This interest Of said Ward is appraised
at Ss5 90 Terms ofpayment made known on the day
OF sale. MICHAEL STUART,
May II, IS55-4I-4w Attorney for petitioner.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.-By VIM

A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE.-By virtue
II of an order OF sale from the court ofcommon plea:
OF Portage county, Ohio, shall offer for sale at pub
lie auction a. the door Of the Court House In Ravenna
on the l4lh day OF Juhe d. 1856 between the hours
Of 10 O'Clock A. M. and O'Clock p NJ of said day, the
following described lands: Lots No. l33 and I3i in
block division Z. in the townOf Akron in the ooun-
ty ofSummt and Stats OF Ohio, subject TO the dover
estate OF Sarah A. Reckwith therein appraised at 500
each. Also the south half village lots Nos. l6O, l6l
and l6o, in The village of RavenRa In the couBty OF
Portage and State of Ohio, subject TO the dover estate
Of Sarah A. Bcekwith therein, and also homestead
exemption therein Of $500. Appraised at 5000. Be-
ing the property late belonging to Thomas II. Be'k
With, deceased. ,
Ravenna, May IG 1856 NEWELL d. CLARK,
4l-4w J. l.. RANNEY,
Administrators of T II Beck with deco. sad
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DLAID DRESS GOODS, silk plaids,
/ silk and wool plaids, cotton and wool, desirable
goods for ladies' dresses just opened and being sold
At s'hard times" prices at ID
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R0WELL. WlTTER q leo,

DOWELL & WITTER are now receiv.
lU ing their stock of spring and summer Goods,
which have been purchased at low prices, and win be
sold ut pon1ng rates, and hey would respect.
fully request I'LL Who ish to purchase GOODS to call
at no Phenix Block, that being the place to get the
worth of your money. ;; May B., 1855
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NoTICE.--All persons il

/ NHULVENT NUTICE,--AII persons IN
J. terested will take netice that the 9th day of
April A. D. 1855, Stoddard L. Newberry made appli.
catiop in due form of law the undersigned for the
benefit of the 9Th section OF the act entitled ian act for
the dehors," passed March I2 1881,
~and the several acts amendatory thereto, and
original bond and copies Of the several schedules in-
ventores OATH examination, &c., in said application
will be returned by mo to the court of common pleas,
of the county of Portage, the first day of the next
term thereof to be holden at the Court House in said
county, on the 18th day of June, A. D, 1855
ANDREW JACKSON,
Royenna, May Z, 1855 Commissioner Of Insolyents
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FIRST DEGREE.

FIRST DEGREE.
A member wishing to gain admittance
goes to the outer door and gives an alarm
by knocking on. the door, when the Outside
Sentinel opens it, and the member asks wha,
is the pass! +" "
Outside Sentinel says, you know.
Observation-Disclosures"
This admits him to the ante-room. When
he makes an alarm by one rap upon the in
ner door, and the Inside Sentinel opens the
wicket, when the member gives his name,
No. of Council, its location, and saws I" A
merica." This admits him into the room
when he salutes the President by placing the
thumb of his right hand on one side Of his
nose, and fingers on the other side, small
distance from the nasal organ, and draws
his hand downward--doing the same to the
Vice President.
SECOND DEGREE.
Member makes an alarm at outer door, and
asks "what's the pass!''
Outside Sentinel--You know. .r.t
Observation-Disclosures I
Member makes an alarm at the inner
door by two raps on inner door when Inside
Sentinel ooens the wicket.
Member gives his name, No. of Council. its
location, and says "Americdn." He then is
admitted, and salutes the flag which hangs
over the President, with his left, hand on
his right breast, the right hand extended to
the flag, hand open and palm up.
THIRD DEGREE. 81,
Member gives the alarm and says "U."
Outside Sentinel says "NI.' t&21
Member SAYS ON" -..&ts ~
Outside Sentinel says "UNIoN."
He enters the ante.room and gives three
raps on the inner door. i
Inside Sentinel raises the wicket, and the
member gives his name, No. of his Council
its, location, and says "America Safe, -
He is then admitted to the hall, when he
salutes the President by locking his two
hands at arms lenght in front of his body
by running the fingers of one hand be-
tween those of the other. then drawing his
hands up to his body, resting them upon his
breast. He then takes his seat to watch the
maneuverings Of f"Sam." ss4
Y Lest some of the brethren who wish to
travel, may have forgotten the travelling
password, we will print il, SO they may al
ways have 1t to refer tot il "THE HOME OF
OUR PILGRIM FARMERS" }1s
The name of the Known Nothing, order
now is "Native American Union."
The above are 1.-THE essentials necessary,
to be remembered to gain admission into
any Council of the supremely RIDICULOUS
Know Nothing order. \. q 4 s1 a..ss .ssis III
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J. 7. GREEN'S ADVERTISEMENTS.
Second Arrival Of NcW Spring
a.,., ra Goods. III }sTH3

4EW rH aa GOO0Ss a a.f s'tfTH3
HAVE just opened large Stock of Hats
and caps Of all kinds, direct from New York City,
and bought for cash, consisting f SILK Hats broadway
style, nrah Beaver, Black aud Drab soft Hats, Pana-
ha Leghorn, and all kinds Of straw hats for and
boys, and the handsomest Hats and Fats for little boys
and glrls that can be found in the county. Call aud
examine the goods, know the price will suit, at No
Phi nix Block. May 16, 1885 JT GREEN.
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GrAn exchange, in speaking Of the ben
efts of advertising, says it

Has enlarged many small business;
Has revived many dull business;
Has rescued many lost business;
Has saved many a falling business;
Has preserved many large business
Has created many new busnesSj
And ensures success In any business.
Merchants, Manufacturers, Mechanics
call the world, and the rest mankind'-try
it.
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7 AIDES COLLARS--A A large assort-
- ment just opened, also under-hdkf., and under
sleeves In every Variety also, swiss, jackonot and
thread lace edgings
May IA, 1858 PRINr1ss, HoPHKINs & Co.
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HOW TO Sec Sa m.

The Clermont Sun, publishes the follow
ing instructions to those who desire to work
their way into secret meetings of the Know
Nothings, and vouches for their correctness.
How any man with beard on his face can
bring himself down to learning and practic-
ing such tom-foolerey passes our comprehen-
sion. We now publish it more fully than
we did some time since.
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ERY5G00b

SILKS-A lurge stock Of black, striped
~ and ebangabe, just received aad sslllhk vct, ss
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. ENUfNE Ayers Cherry Rectcral forsale
u atthesign ofthe Golden Morsat. Jan. s,Iss5s
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TNSOLVENT NOTICE4-AlI persons in-

i teresed will take notice that the 7th day of May
Dls55, Harlow Walton made application, in due
9th section of the act entitled an act for the relief
passed March 18th, 1881, sand the
several acts amendatory thereto, and that the original
bonds and copies or the several schedules
oath, examination, &c., in said application, will be
returned by to the court of common pleas, Of the
county of Portage, the 1st day Of the next term
thereof to be holden at the Court House, In said coun.
ty, on tho 18th day OF June, A D 1856. eza
tRavenna, May 4, 1855 ANDREW JACKSON 1gg
s.s.- 5sst's hCo,nmissionef of Insolyenta
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CURTAIN MUSLINS.-A splendid as-
" sortment of curtan nuslins of all kinds, ustrecd
at No Pbenx Block. May ~ IS Ii. l.. DAY.
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DOMESTICS.--A. v. Horr g. Co., are
~ selling the best heavy Shcctngs at &C. don't pay
&c; good Ticking at Is dont pay l6s elsewhere. Cot
ton, Flannels, Linscys. &C., &e., at equally low
prices. Oct. %, 1851 A. v .HORR& co.
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GILKS-Wc have the largest, lot Of Silks
~ ever ofsfedin Portage eeanty 81 aI kinds Plans
black and figured do, ckangeable, plady striped, &C
Tho prices ofslks lower than ever before KNOWN
cheap that all can buy silk drcse Call and select
soon, a. they are selling fast. RoWELL 4 WiTTEk.
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GUARDIAN SALE--On the fourteenth
Ut day Of june, 1855, betseon the houFs al nneahd
four o'cleck p NJ J. the premiseE win be seid the
highest bidder the following real esiata a he prnpef
county Ohio and known by being part ofiot No. ~ 10
MaI,tia and bounded as folioNss Beenhing ct tbBa
q stake being bounded north BY land ewnsdby Geo..
w Canaeld; ihenco south ehnins, Sib nuka To- "a
thence w 33chans 10 links 70 the center o she
Of beginning, containg eleven acres Of iands To- BE-
sold nee ffom incpmbfehce. Appraised u s33 90 Dr
acre. Terms Of sale made known on DAY of aA1e. k
ses4sgB ITO , OWL REE Ed Guardiatl " q
H. II. STEVENS, Sol'ps QRkA CkNxsELp.
/ May 1fth, iess-41ssw M