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Probate Court.

Probate Court.
The March term of this Court was
held on Monday, Sd inst. No cases
being on the docket for trial, Ten days
previous, no jury was drawn. The fol-
lowing cases were disposed of by the
Court.
STATE of Ohio Us. PhRo Hudson.-
Assault and battery. This case was
brought from the docket of Esq. STEVENS,
of Newton Falls. The defendant plead
guilty, and was sentenced to FIVE days
Imprisonment in the County jail, and costs
of prosecution.
State Us. Elton Parker and G. S. Cur
sis.-Peiit larceny. Brought from the
docket of Esq. WooIcorr, Pennington.
Parker not appearing, his recognizance
of SIS was forfeited. Case as to Curtis
discontinued at defendants costs, he be-
ing a boy of only fourteen years of age,
and the offence by no means an aggrs-
waited one.
State ps. Andrep Meeker.-Petit larce-
NY. From the docket of Esq. CowDREY,
of Mecca. Continued to April term /;
and the defendant. for want of bail, was
; committed. Whereupon the Court ad-
journed.
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BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS
BOUGHT.

THE highest market price will be paid
Il for Land Warrants Of all sizes.
Those having Warrants to dispose OF. win please call
on the subscriber, at T.. A. Smith d Co.'S Drug Store.
Warren, June 2-Js55-y EDWARD A. SMITH.
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AS sTATED.

~ The subscriber, having purchased the stock %
Hardware formerly owned By A L. Morley, deceased,
would respectfully announce to the citizens Of frum-
bull and the adjoining counties. that he has and VIII
constantly keep on hand, a new, full and complete
stock Of all kinds OF
FOREIGN AND 0MESTI
which he guarantees shall be Of the best quality manu-
factured, and which will be sold for cash At the lowest
fgureE, and scmeEkGf Less II required. For the truth
OF this assertion. call and inquire Of JIG. BROOKS in
reference to it, who will be on hand at all times. and
ready to accommodate all who may favor him with =
call. VPNo gas, but all real. s.
Warren, January %. leJ6.
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Durham Stock.
A Durham Heifer, three years old,
brought into town on Saturday by HAIR
RS EwALr, Esq, of Rowland, is as fine a
specimen of that breed of cattle as we
have ever seen. 1t is not large, but Of
beautiful proportion, color snow white
and very fat. We understand it is to be
butchered, and sold in this town.
We will wager hat some who eat it,
are not as white, or as good looking as
the animal.
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Sabbath School Celebration.


The Celebration by the Scholars Of
the Disciples Church Sabbath School,
took place at Empire Hall, on the eve
ming of the 96th ult. The School num-
bers about $50 scholars, and other chill
dren swelled the number in attendance
on this occasion to between two and three
hundred. Beside these, other children
of larger growth, and more mature
years were there, as participants and
spectators, so that the Hall was well FILL
ed. The exercises we're opened by
prayer. The recitations by the children
we're exceedingly interesting, evincing
no little power of memory, and that
muchlabor had been bestowed upon them
by their teachers. Short but pertinent
addresses were made by Elder ERRETT,
and ]. D. Cox, Esq. The Disciples
choir was in attendance, and ~enlixened
the occasion by some very good singing.
AT the close of the exercises, all present
partook of a bountiful repast, prepared
by the ladies, to which, both old and
young, did ample justice. After the
children had gone to their homes. the
elder portion of the company remained
for an hour or more having a sOciable
time.
P.s. That young lady who supplied US so bOuntiful-
ly with pickles and cheese, and insisted upon our sup
ninr rnnn Ill., n-Ai.lnr n-oin.i-nir h. mn thanra
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS CT
OTrumbull County, ohis.
Joel Smith
Nathan A. Fell
& Hugh Caldwell



& Hugh CALDWELL
The defendant. Hugh Caldwell. n non resident Of the
State Of Chic, is hereby notified. that the plaintiff. On
the 25th day OF June. A. ID. 1855, hled his petition
against him and said Nathan A. fell, in the Clerks Of
ice OF the Court OF Common Pleas OF szid county The
petition alleges that said Caldwell and Fell. on the efth
day Of August 1870, entered into a written contract, By
which said Caldwell sold to sid Eel one fourta Of the
coal under a certain tract Of land. situate in Pymata-
ming township, Mercer County. PennsylvAnik. owned
and occupied by Paul Arner-thai sad Fell aKresdts
pay therefor the sum oftwO hundred and hty dollars-
One hundred by August p. le5O, and one hundred and
hfty dollars by August "a. fs5l-that said fsll was 70
search for Coal under said land. with Jesse Smith. be-
fore August -. 1850, and IL a vein OF Coal was NOS
found worth mining. said contract vas void--that said
Feli did search for Coal and was satisfied herewith
that said Caldwell assigned said contract TO the plain
til. who is the owueT thereof. and entitled to rscOEer
said $3.50. with interest from ssid Fell The plaintiff
asks Judgment against szid Fell Tor szid Gum and ints-
rest.
Unless said Caldwell answers by the 10Th day Of
March, AID. 1856, said petition rs to him win be taksa
for confessed
CURTIS 4 BRIGHT
Warren. Jan,y. 90. 1856. Sw. Att,ys- for Prta.
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CARD.

I am gratifed in being able to state that 1 am once
more 'hehind the counter in the good old town Of War
rem. and should be pleased 10 see my friends at the
Phoenix Drug Store, in which connection 1 would re-
mark that the Phoenix is located on a permanent basis,
with means to buy and sell Drugs, &C., at fair rates.
'ris an old saying that money makes the mare gOi
hut With me the boss has made the money went Yet
with q free wind and SOME farors, L calculate to move
straight ahead, giving my personal superintendence to
business. HARLE r. HARMON.
n. B. Those superior Liniments and Emhroeatons
for Rheumatism OF man or beast, in the perfecting Of
which I have devoted much attention during the past
year, as also compounds for kicks, cuts, bruises, lame
ness, and like ills to which horses are subject, prOInpt-
~ put up IN large or small walls.
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Feb. %, Is5s-3s Prob,
THE STATE OF OHIO, Trumbull
County. In the Court o. Ton
Cornelius Price, Plaintiff,

Cornelius Price, Plaintir,
Robert Moore, Ahner. Adam, Asa W. Petition for
Robert. CathSrine & Weaitha Swartz colveyance
weller, (chiIirenl & Margaret SEartz- Of land, &~-
weller, widow Of John p SEartzE~f
Ter.
The said Abner, Asa W, Robert. CathArine. Wealtha
and Margaret Swartzweller, living out Of Ohis. some
where west, are hereby notified that Cornelius Price.
plaintiff, has fl q his petition in said court. alleging
that John p. Sxartzweller contracted to sell pl1iDtin.
part Of lot ,, in Hubbard, Trumbull Co. ON the east side
thereof. containing 50 acres as described particularly
in a deed recorded in Boot Al. pages SO and AZ, OF
Trumhuu Records. Also a small piece, part Of let 4,
adjoining the above, containing one acre p rods. par
ticuIarly described in a deed recorded in book %, pa
ces 567 and Sos. That plaintiff gave John P his notes
aud too < possession, that John P sold the notes 10
Robert Moore. and gave Robert a mortgage deed u
said land to secure the notes; that Margaret released
dover; that Robert Moore then gave plaintiff a Contract
for said la nd. and agreed to make him a good warranty
deed: that said notes have been paid, Tut Robert Moore
has net conveyed the land, and cannot convey il IS he
agreed, because the Nominal title ~renpained IN John r.
AMI descended. on his death, to his said ehildren.sho
are mere naked trustees Of the title for pl1intif- Pain
tif prays specific performance OF said contracts and
conveyance Of title and a decree that said widow and
heirs, and Robert Moore, make hia good title in fee
simple. They are notified t. answer the petition hS
the 9th day 0k3iarck, A. ID leJ6, or iuagment and de-
cree will be entered agAinsf al the defendants on their
default. EOtfAAN q hAILltf.
Feb. u, 1ss6-6t Atty's for Pi4intif.
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Plan o 81.

4 WISH III A III IL MOOlOaA
4 PUBLIC Of this vicinity, that owing TO the unsx
pectea improyemen. Of my ealth, / Am SIN in Warren,
and nov intend to remain here, and devote myself
vith greater activity than ever to the music business.
1 will also state, IN thl. connection; ta.s l nv soii
NV entire miscellaneous stock OF Music and mall
Instruments to Mr. Geo Adams, who viii conduct Tie
business as heretofore at the old stand lie IS max ng
large additions to ny former stock. and l respeedany
soifcfrfnr him the pati onnge heretofore extended 10
te in this department. As Tor mysoI u my iheH
ton to devote all ms time. ereFgy aud ssP1Sl' 20 me
sale Of PIANO R0RTES AND ~EboDEOS = n
now receiving the hrgest stock in this lise' hafs
ever purchased, and am prepared to say the nest 500
and the cheapest. 1t shall be ny am, as u hHS res
20 sell none but those ! believe 20 be the best ihsIu
ments. and at such prices as 10 make Il II snJObieet Tor
persons to purchase Of me instead Of buy ing at CieEe-
land. Pittsburgh or East. 1 select ny Instruments
with the greatest care, deliver thelA aud ~artantthen
not only to be good, hut to satisfy the purchaser 1
have now been selling Pianos and Aelodeons Tor over
: years, and so far ss ] know, my customers have
without an exception been perfectly satisfied, in every
respect. both with the quality Of their Instruments and
the price paid. 1 suhioin the names Of a few of those
who have purchased Pianos OF me Wita;n the tAstS
years. TO whom persons Interested can refer;
WARrEN-I. l. Fuller, Esq.i Rev. J. Marvin; Lewis
! Iddinrs: Hon. VI. Orchard; T. J.. McLain. Bsq.;
]. NJ. HezIep; j. l.. Weeks; Henry Smith P. eulk; ,
Brainard; Mrs. Hartford Miss l. Graeter, Musis
Teacher; Byron Reed: J. VautrOti C. N. Patch; john
Nc Combs.
NILEs.-James Russell; Wn. Ward; John Battles.
MILToS.--Ion. }. Tod; James Powers,
NEWTON FALLs.-IISraee steTensi J. Grove <
Lyman.
BRAcEvILLE II. Sheldon.
URAN. O.-Pres. Hayden. Hiram College
FaR4tsGToS.-aiss L.. c. Steadaan. Music Teacher
BRIsToL.-J. W. Pat;engAle; II. Corey, Nd.
BIooMFIELD.-Chester Howard.
PARKMAx, O-GeO Burt
Klssr.x.-D. Alien. D.; II. Burnard; J Kins1an-
YERSos-RalsA CLARK; Lyman LsOnrrd.
BAzErTA.-Eii W. Dray.
HUBBARD@Josn Cfamer-
GIRARD.-H. Barnhisei; Ferris TOWNSEND WIZ
Richards.
YorSGsrox. &C. @. Chapman; Vim. RsIs, Man
sion House; J. Squires; A. AedOury-
POLAND, Oh. =. Lee.
NEW CASTLE, Pat. B. Morgan; i. Ferklhs' sam-
uel Pearson; A. Henderson.
WILMINGTON, PA.-Rev. Wm- Francis.
B0AKDN2S.-C. C. Braif ard.
second hand Pianos and Melodeons taken in eI-
change for new ones. All Instruments delivered Tree
Of charge. and kept in order for ] year.
Warren, Nov. I, 1855. 81. POAlEhoi-
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TALENrINESI Merchsnts and oth-
ORANGEvILLE BOW AND EEL

" LOE MANUFACT0RY, on State Line Road,
south end Of the vilLgs, adjoining the depot grounds
OF the A.. & G. W. Railroad. The terms Of partnership
heretofore existing between Palmer aud Patten hav-
ing exrired and duly dissolved, the subscribers having
together, and thereby adding one-hAlf to
the original building Of the Mandatory and having
secured 8 choice lot Of lumber. feel themselves alum.
dainty qualified, and we'll prepared to I'LL al orders
with proDptness and dispatch. And In view OF the
rapid increas Sc Of the business Ofthis establishments ior
three years past. We hope to merit and receive a san
greater increase, as We intend t. keep always on hAnh
a hrre supply for Wholesale or Retail. We viii trade
our stud for cash or carriages, ia such = way IS TO make
it more to the advantage OF carriage makers 70 *
change, than to bend Lleir own STUFF. We will not
CkuoEingiy) Ne under sold in as zoodaa article. north,
- sorfh or vast. LME Il WILSON.
O-,pgeviue- TrumbuU Coo Feb. 6. IS56-6mt
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FoLsoM'sM MERCANTILE COLLEGE
CORNER OF PUBLIC SQUARE, ~cLEyELAND,o
INCORPORATES MAY Q, 1855.

IOIAIVN III T. ADFNNNL.
For entire Mercantile Course, time unlimited, $40
Same Course for Ladies', =
Twenty Lessons in Practical Penmanship; simply 5
For full course in Flourishing, &C., as per agreement.
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Fire in Boardman.

Fire in Boardman.
The dwelling house of G. R. TURNER,
in Bosrdman. wss entirely destroyed by
fire, on Monday night last, together with
all his household furniture. No person
had been living in the house for some
time. The loss is estimated 81 50, 600
INSURED for ssoo.-Nahsning Rsgis.
ter.
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Vernon Sleighride.

Vernon Sleighride.
The married citizeps of the township
Of Vernon, with 5 or 6 couple from the
northern part of Hartford, making SO
couple in all, occupying 29 sleighs, as
sembled at the center of Vernon on the
98th ult. They started al 2 o'clock P.
NJ. took a circuit through the centers Of
johnson and Gustavus, and thence 10
Kinsman, to the justly celebrated hotel
ofMr. Lyman, arriving there at 4 O'Clock.
At 6 o'clock, the hour appointed for
refreshments, we found ourselves seated
at a table nuni6cently supplied with all
the luxuiiant dainties, together with an
abundance of fresh Oysters, all of which
our eager appetites did ample justice to.
Although our company ranged from
the blooming bride of a few weeks up to
the aged ~grandsire with silvery locks,
the evening passed off most joyous and
ioyially /; and each one returned home
with a much more friendly feeling and
better acquaintance with his neighbors
than when he started, and with the
hearty satisfaction that the time and
money they spent, were well spent
Beat Il pho ian. At the close, the COM
pany voted thanks to our hest, who, we
believe, cannot be excelled in the State
for honesty, politeness, and adaptation
10 his business.
SAMUEL DEwoLF,l
- ua,zo, Go--,ffaa
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0ldApples.

O%~ 1PPAO
We are indebted to ROBERT TAFT, Esq,
&c Lordstown. for specimens of apples
grown in the summer of 1854. They
are not grated fruit, of tOlerable size.
yellow skin, a swedish flavor, still per-
fectly sound, and to all appearance might
be kept over another year.
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NHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS

y CONlNG AGAIN-t0gether With any nnn0cr OF
elegant Pianos, Melodeons, &s., daily arriving at 5. ].
Pomeroy's Piano Ware Rooms, Liberty ST., Warren, o.
must again remind my friends that = gOOd-Piano
Forte is the most substantial, sensible. and withal ae-
eeptable Christmas or New Years gift which can be Sc
lected. II any doubt il. 1 respectfully refer them to
the intended recipient Of the favor for ~cOnGrm1tipn OF
my opinion. 1 always sell a large number on or near
the holidays, and am glad to say this year that l an
favored with an unusual speaking ahead" for instru-
ments. Those intending to 'gO in, viii do well to call
as soon as possible.
nov % s. POMEROY.
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S-f-Oci0c-ffI
LIABILITIES:
Amount OF Liabilities due and not due to BanLI and
other creditors of the Company-nOne.
Amount Of Losses adjusted and due, 5 1000
" " and not due, 1850
unadjusted, 5000
4" p" in suspense, wait
ing further proof, - S53,O5O,90
All other claims against the Company:
Dividends unpaid, not due, contingent upon
the Continuance of tie Policies to which
they are credited, go ,O5s,O 90
SI,O2O, 1850
The greatest amount insured in any one risk, 5000.
The amount allowed TO be insured in any one city,
town or Yillage-unlimited.
L B. Z L
oFFIoE CoSN. MuruIL lice INs. Co., Secretary.
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ITHE STATE OF OHIO. Trumbull
< County. s.. In the Court OF ccn=sa Pleas
John Drsa, adm Of James Denills, dec Original and
b5en

Archibald Grulo and others Petition
Andrew Wyrick, Robert wyrick, Samuel Wyriek.
Rosanna Dilley and Andrew Diliey her husband and
sarah Bailey and Robert Bailey her husband, are noti-
fed that On the 18Th day Of March, 1854, the plaintiff.
as administrator Of James Demill, deceased. hled = Pc
tition in said ec==.. showing in his hands a large amount
Of surplus money, the proceeds Of lands Of the deceAs-
ed, sold 10 pay debts, by order Of court Eakins defen
persons. ard praying that they interplsad as 10 their
right to said money hat since then said Michael Wy
rick has deceased. aud the said plaintiff has fled his
supplemental petition. making the above nansd via
others, children Of said NyTick, defendants. and AK
ing the same relief as to them. Said defendants muss
by the 9Lh saturday after TIE 9Th day Of Zebra
1855, or judgment win be rendered against them
BY default. SCTLIFF & It'll.
Feb =. 1885, A:ty's for PIE,
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slsL curssE.S. aIFEED VHlaHr. n. NIrEES eHEssHAS.
NHESSMAN, WRIGHT d Co., FOR
" WARDISG & COMMISSION MERCHANTS, and
Wholesale Deales in NAILS, IRON. IRON WIRE, &C,
Warehouse at the Station, Salem, o. Consignments
solicited. Jan. l6-3m
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House and Lots For Sale.

House and Lots For Sale.
Those who wish to purchase a house,
are referred to the advertisements of J..
N. s1uLL, and c. A. ADAMS, in this
paper.
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KRON & NAILS.

DINE SASH.
L 500 Lights * 9 Extra Quality, at axe
1000 " 9xl2 a." " Axe
1000 " l0xl4 /" Ike
Other sizes in proportion. Orders for Blinds and
Doors punetually attended to. All work warranted
eqnal to the best PACKARD l. BARNUM, Agls
" arren, Ohio, Dec. %
DOR SALE.-Farm in Champion, 5
u miles from town, on the Turnpike, continuing
lOlk acres Of land. 7 II MORLEY.
Jan30-3m
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6tabDlng.
On the 18th inst, in a quarrel between
two young men named HAcKETr and
PETERS, both employed in the Carriage
Mandatory of H. c. BELDEN, HACKErr
stabbed PETERS in the side, with a shoe
knife, iI1icting a flesh wound, only.
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Found.

EOu1O.
In Champion, near the residence Of
EDWARD PRICE Esq, on the 28th ulf,
a Fur Vietorine. The owner can have
it by calling at this Office. and paying for
tits advertisement.
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CTATE OF OHIO.

Warren. Jap,y. 80. 1856.
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urt, Trunbull Comfy.
Fehrnarv % Is5f.

n Once Of The Probate Court, IrnmbuII County,
February 20. ls56.
The following accounts OF Administrators Executors
and Guardians, having heen sled in the ONCE af the
Probate Court Of the County and Stats Aforesaid. will
remain on fie for inspection and EXCEPTIONS. until the
eth day OF March next, when the sane will he exam
ined and ordered to record. ifnot excepted to;
William Gilmore, final settlement Of Administrzt0r-
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A ENACTMENT NOTICE.
D.sor. Jefferson Palm, Esq

VS.. 49, NJ =
&c Wells & Geo. Reed, De40Ie 'NS4
firm OF Reed & Wells
The above cause came on to he heard Jan. 9th, 1856,
and the defendant Wells, not being served with pro
cess, the case vas continued to February %. 1856, at
one o'clock. P. NJ The said defendant. Wells, will
take notice Of said cOntinuance, and that Lawrence 8.
lIunason. has been examined as Ea-nishee herein.
Jan. ., $50 JoHE HUTcHIEs, R,y FOR PIE.
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NEW AND GOOD.-Just received a
~ large stock OF Rail Road Watches in Gold aud
Silver Cases. now KIN x BROTHER.
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ITO CONTRACTORS.-Sealed propo
sails will be received by the AshtahuIa and New
LISBON Rail Road Company. at their Offices in Ashta-
bula or Garfield, until the 18th day of March, 1855. for
the Graduation Masonry, Bridging and Ties of that
portion of their rosd lying between the Cleveland and
Mah0ning Road in Niles, TO the east ard west centre
road in ArstintoRn. being about so miles.
Probes. Plans and Specifications viii be ready for
inspecrfon on aud after the first day Of March next.
Once A. & ". L. R. X. Co Z. NEWTON. Pres.
Ashtabula, o. Feb. 1. 1851 HALL Chr Eng.
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WASHINGTON UNION Insurance

w Company; Office in Rouse's Block, Cleveland,
Ohio; Chartered in 1851; Resources, $30O,GO0. This
well known Home Company. continues TO insure the
safer classes Of Property against loss and damage by
fire. Their means arc ample, and their rates are as
reasonable as those OF any other sound Office.
oheers.-GEo. MYGATT, President and Treasurer;
BENJAMIN LANE, Vice President; o. n. SKEELs, Secre-
tary; Gro. B. sENbER, General Agent.
Directors.-Geo. Mygatt, A. S. Sanford. Benjamin
Lane. p z. Backus, o. N.Skeels. Chas. W. Cook Jacob
Perkins, Geo. B. senter. W. n. Powell
ORRIN CHALKER, Agent.
Southington. Feb. % i56-a.E
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SALE

- By virtue of en- order Of sale to me directed and 10
hvered BY the Clerk Of the Court OF Common Pleas Of
Trumhuli COUNTY, Ohio. I have hvicd On. and shaiI sx-
nose to public sale. at the door Of the Court H01s ia
Warren, in said county, on Saturday, the ooh day Of
March. A. d. I6S5, between he hours Of 10 o'clock A
IL and 4 c'elock p NJ Of said day, John M1dden's oqui-.
table interest IN and 70 the following described reales-
t,te to wit being lots 20 ard p. with the buildings
aud appurtenances thereon. in block II. In the addi-
tional survey Of thstOwn plat u Warren, reference Re-
ing had 10 the map thereof, for certainty. as recorded
in Trumbuli County Records, Book OF Maps, pages %
and IS. To be sold subject to the following payments
yet to beecne due TO g. Q. GriSwOld, viz April lst,
1856, s229,26. April LIST. 1855, the further sum OF S225.
and on the lsi day Of April. H5S, the further sum u
s2e5. with annual interest on slid suns, from April
let, I955. Said interest Of said Madden was appraised.
against jobs Madden ct al. Second advertisement.
II. r. HARMON. SAeriG.
sherin-s once, Warren, Feb q. isSc5-3ss