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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-04
SHERIFF S SALE.
~ Adm'rs Of John Dorhefy,
By virtue Of an alias

I0Aa&A v laa[H VI -
John s. Garner & wife. gage, issued out OF
the Court Of Common Pleas Of TunOulI County, Oh o,
To- me directed and delivered. / have levied on and
shall expose 70 public sale at the door OF the Court
House in Warren in said county. on the
18th day Of MARCH, AID 1857. between the hours Of
10 o'clock A u aud 4 o'clock P u Of said day, the fol-
lowing described tract or lot Of land. situate in Newton
township, No. } in the 5th range Of townships in the
Connecticut Western Reserve in the State OF Ohio. and
which 10 also in the County Of Trumhun, and IS knows
by the whole Of lot y q in the Alteration Of the iowa
Pitt of Earlsville, as surveyed by y Z stowe. and re-
corded in Trunbuil County Records. Map Book, pages
5 and q: for 4 more particular description OF said lot,
reference may be had to said Record
Also a certain piece OF land. being part Of Canal
street as now vacated, as described on q plat OF said
vacation. and as recorded in Trunbull County Records
Book Of Maps. pages al and -. described As follow,
viz: being that part OF said street as vacated and situ-
ated westerly Of lot No. y and in extent the width OF
said lot, and at right angles forming a square Of one
chain and containing l0-1G0 acres Of land, be the same
more or less, and subject to public improvements BY
authority; being the same lands heretofore decided By
The Earls, to wit: in 1856 and 1883, to Samuel Ware
For a more particular description OF said lots references
may be had to sAid deeds dated June le36 and June lc,
1889. The first described real estate appraised At SIS
Second described real estate appraised at S.. To be
sold as the property o. John s. Garner n the sooTe en-
titIe,i cause. II. R. HARMON. Sheriff
Sherin's Once. Warren Feb 4. l657-5S-4 81
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-04
CHERRIES SALE.

- John X. Grist. By virtue Of = Ye1ditisni
VS. Exponas. issued out Of lhs
Robson & Battles. } Court Of Common Pleas Of
Trumbun County, Ohio, to me directed and deiissred,
by the Clerk thereof. l will expose to public sale, On
the above entitled eauS~) at the door Of The Count
House in Warren, in said county, on SATURDAY tho
18th DAY Of AID le57, between the hours "a
10 O'Clock A NJ, and 4 O'elOek 2 NJ. Of said day, the
following described lands and tenements las the prop
erty Of John BattIes,) to wit; Situate IN the Township
Of Weathersfeld. Trumbnll County aGd state Of Ohhs,
being about four hundred and thirty acres OF land y
being the land which John Battles has deeds for la
said Weathersheld, and is known and described IS fol-
lows. to wit: A part Of lot Z. ia Block l6, being seven
ty-six acres (s6) more OF less.
Also. lots - & p. in the four thousand acre SAILS
Spring Tract, (iOuO) containing Two hundred and tSet
y-four acres Of land, (S2i) il being said Battles pre-
ent homestead farm.
Also, lot 9 in tract Is. being al Out sizty-three acres
t63)
(62-) more or less
The first described 76 acres APPRAISED a. St<yoO fer
acre. The second described "a acres appraised 81
al. 20 per acre. The third described about " AEtes
apprzisrd Al S6j 0U per are; AID the Last described
u. n HARMON. sherif.
sheria-s OHce. Warren, Eel. 4. 1e57-5g-4 IS
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-04
Ohce Nos. ; & 4

IT P~N0TICE.-DR. s. STRoSo's FEvER DESTROYER
The proprietors depend wholly upon the intrinsic
virtues, the curative powers Of this new Remedy. to
build up i.S own reputation. Every sufferer VIII ne
left to decide for himself the relief it affords him. Ihe
best recommendation it can acquire is to take It TO the
sick room, and there let It speak for itself; let II there
spread Joy and peace around the pillow OF suffering
and pain. Fiji will not do this, a thousand eertihcates
xill 10 but little towards securing the confidence 81 the
public. The testimOniais-whieh are many and lOrg-
are Published in a circular, as the limits OF an adVer-
tisement will not permit-whieh are presented more
for the purpose Of calling the public mind to this new
remedy, which may be found at the principal Druggist
IN the Western States and California.
II it possesses the extraordinary powers when We
claim, it will have great popularity wherever intro
duced. and form a great public blessing. On the other
hand, IL il possesses no real value, the sick VIII soon
lnd il out. and demonstrate IL - q humbug. = base
imposition" See advertisement
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-04
WARREN MARKET.

TPA trial Of HsoEaRd's German Bittsrs will con-
vince the most skeptical of their great virtues. Read
the following:
JULIUS A JEGER said:
NEw ELIZABETH, Hendricks CO., Ind, June "a, 81
Il should like you to send me a lot Of your German
Dittt RS. i know them to be a valuable medicine. de-
serving all the reputation they have acquired. have
uses them in my own family. and they have proven n
esrtGia remedy for Graduating the fever and ague. 1
have used them successful for two years"
WILLIAM NORTON say-
HUSTISGDOE, Ind, Sept 90, Is5i.-"send me anoth-
er supply of Biuers Immediately They sell rapidly,
and give the most unbounded satisfaction in every
case. l do not know of but one ~instance in which 1
have sold one bottle, that the person did not return for
more. and in that case, the one bottle cared the per
SOR." See advertisement
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-04
DICKENS HOUSEHOLD WORDS: Terms

DICKENS HOUSEHOLD WORDS: Terms
So per aunum Pu,nams Magazine
and Household Words n year IS.
Among the contents of the February
number which most interested US were
the continuation of. A Journey Due
North. and Bold Words. by a Bachelor
The FIRST named is a journey of travel
through Northern Russia, is written in
an exceedingly interesting style. and
conveys much valuable information con.
corning regions but lille known to the
general reader. The latter furnishes
food !cr thought for married men.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-04
Marriagts.

In Gustavus. on the 9th ult, by Rev. ELL
Baker, Mr. JAMES T. JOHNSON. and Mis'
AMANDA NJ. LINDSLEY.
In Greensburg. on New Years day, by Rev. R
Burgess, Mr.. ]. B. ASHLEY. Of Warren. to Miss
ERMINA H. HARRINGTON. Of Green.
By the same, at the same time and place, Mr.
LEONARD P. BARRoWS, to Miss CARO-
LINE E. HARRINGTON. 10th of Toy. Ge-
sugn Co. o.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-04
WakeriNu Extinguished

The N. 7. tribune says that Walker
has been driven onto Risas. and with
less than 500 troops, the remnsn OF
1000 who weni from the United States
60 Join him, is surrounded By the Allies.
The Tribune farther says I've is almost
destitute of ammunition and provisions,
and his surrender was hourly expected.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-04
Death Of Preston S. Brooks.

Hon. Preston S. Brooks died at Wash.
ington, on the 9Th ult. He had been
sick with a severe cold, for a few days,
and was supposed to be recovering, when
he was violently attacked with Group,
and soon after expired.
Several of the Southern members pro-
nounced eulogies upon the character of
the deceased.
Sumner still lives, while Brooks has
gone.
Let the dead rest.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-04

FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale on favorable terms
his farm, containing 6fty acres. ali cleared and i'm
proved except Eve acres timber. situated two miles
northeast Of lakes Corners, adjoining Wsrtman's
TaLnery, in Vienna township. There is good new
frame barn and a new frame house eS = % feet, Ia
stories; also a good orchard Of grated fruit The
place is we'll watered with never falling water, and a
spring near the house. Location and nsighhorhood
good. DANIEL REINHARD.
Fsh4 Is5--at% lakes Corners.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-04
The Chillicothe Advertiser.

This paper, published by our former
fellow toWnsmau, Z. B. Esf eIman, died
for want of support, just after the No.
vember election. Mr.. Eshelman has
been appointed Post Master in Chilli
Gothic, and has resuscitated his paper
Though We have no love for his poliii-
cal theories, We are glad to learn that
be is prospecting pecuaiarily. and wish
him success.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-04

A Keokuk paper SAYS that the rent Of
a liule shanly Whereabouts is $500; coal
10 cents; wood Sc to Sc; and other az
ticles al the same rates. At Burlington
and editor says. it takes almost every
cent a man can raise to buy provisions
for his family; consequently lie has no
money to pay his debts. and so We 6rd
it in all our exchanges throughout the
West.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-04
A DMINISTRAToR'S SALE Of Real

On Friday March 6. 1851, between he hours Of ] aud
{ P. Nj, at the premises, will be sold 10 the higEssi
bidder, the following parcels Of lands. as the property
Of Oliver Allen, deed, 20 vat: Situate in Newton, irGGa-
bull Co.. o.. and bounded north by the township line;
east and south by lands Of henry Halin; and westerly
by public road leading from Newton Falls TO aindhsk.
A second pierre bounced easterly BY sand Newton fails
and vindham road; and south, west and north ty ! nds
sold by N. W MerNi ia 10 Herbert Line; all to CONAN
Ivrty-eight acres. Terms made known OF day OF SAFE.
5. W. RICHMOND. Adnr.
Feb. 4, Ie57-4t sEOliver Allen. deed.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-04

At a meeting of the stockholders Of
the Mahoaiug County Bank. held on the
9TH ult., the following Board Of Direc.
tors was chosen for the ensuing year -
Henry Manning. President; c. B. Wick.
Jesse Baldwin. James McEwen, W. S.
Parmalee. Wilson S. Thorn. Garry Bald.
win, John r. Squires. Atijah SiIliman.
r. W.. Teyler. Esq, was retained as
Cashier, and Martin Bently. Assistant
Cashier. -KaAonin5 e SiSter.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-04

The NKxT UNITED STATES SENATE
Michigan elects a republican in place of
Gen. Cass; Wisconsin elects a republican
in place of c. [. james; Connecticut has
already chosen n in the place of Isaac
Toucey; Indiana has two vacancies-the
republicans. having a majority in the
State Senate, will probably follow Sena-
lor Bright's example, and postpone the
election by refusing 10 90 into joint b.l
lo'; Maine chooses a republican in place
Of Hamlin; Massachusetts, chooses a re
publian in place Ct Sumner; New York
chooses a republican in place ofFIsh; Cali
fornia has W. senators Ia el-cI-ihe re-
suit may be expected by AN early steam
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-04
From Columbus.

We are indebted to U. H.. Hutchins,
Esq for a call sheet of the vote taken
in the House of Representatives, in the
Slough and Caldwell matter, accompa-
MED by a short account of the transact
ton. As we are in receipt of two let
tiers from our regular correspondents.
both of whom speak of it, we can only
give a few extracts from that of Mr..
Hutchins. He says:
1.-The Republican Numbers of the
House, and one Democrat, stood up to
the rack like men, and quietly. yet firm
ly rebaked such an outrage as was COM
nitted upon a member, while the House
was in session, in the place but recently
dedicated By prayer to the purposes of
law making, and claw and order" But
one member of the Republican party.
voted against expulsion, and how he Tor
the Democrats who voted with him. will
justify that vote before their constitu-
enis, l leave for them to determine
That one was Eir. Gifin. of Licking CO.
Lis colleague, Mr.. Sinnet, acquitted him
self manfulIy. By reference 10 the Dali
lies, you will see particulars.
Ii was necessary 10 have a two-ihirds
vote, and We have a little TO spare, IL
for, and SO against expulsion Wheth-
or Hamilton co. will return Mr.. Slough,
OF not, time will develop That had
nothing 10 10 with the vote. The mem
bers have their duty to do, and let Ham
ilton co. do hers.
Columbus Ian. 90 l2570
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-04
Doings of a Rich Heiress.

The New York correspondent of the
Philadelphia Ledger writes;
1.-The Express Ieils of a great excite
ment on Saturday, in the Convent of the
Sisters of Mercy. corner of Houston and
Mulberry streets, in consequence of the
flight from there of a young lady who
had in a fit of disappointed love, turned
nun some two years since. The time was
approaching when she was expected to
take the black veil, in which case some
$40. 900 TO which she is heiress, would
go into the treasury of the church. Some
Of the relatives of The young lady, how.
ever, persuaded her to aband, n her in.
tention of taking he veil, and at tie
eleventh hour, as it were, she consented
and made tracks from the institution IS
above described. This is the substance
of the story. The Express gave the in
itials Of the dIamatis perSonde, but now
that the cat is out of the bag. your cor
respondent might as well give names in
fill.
1.-The young lady is Miss Pauline Cos
tar, a grand daughter of the celebrated
Madame de Pau. daughter of the late
Count de Grasse. The young gentle
man who refused to reciproeste her az
feclicn is Waller Livingston, Esq. The
parties are all occupants of the highes.
niche in the temple Of fashion here, and
as you may guess, this bit of romance
in real life has created no little excite
nent above Bleecker street."
The "DRED ScoTT" CAsE.-It is sta.
ted in the Baltimore Sun that The United
States Supreme Court have come 10 a
decision in the bred Scott case, recently
argued before them. All the judges bur
two hold that Congress has no power
over the question of slavery in the Terri
tories, and that the Missouri Compromise
Is unconstitutional, cossquently null and
void. Judges McLane and Curtis dissen;
from the majority, hold that Congress
has powerto prohibit slavery in the Terri
tories. The decision will be pronounced
10 a few days.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-04
CHERIFF'S SALE.
D BY virtue Of an siias
, order Of sale to ne di :

John s. Garner ct al, reeted and deIivered,
and issued ont Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of Trum
bull County Ohio. i have levied on and shah expose
TO publ, sale at the door Of the Court House in War
rem in said county, on SATURDAY. the 18th day Of
MARCH, A.. ID. 1857, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
A VI and 4 O'Clock p III Of said day. the following To-
Of land in the Village Of Newton Falls in the County OF
Trumbull and State Of Ohio, being lot No 10 in srcat
lot No. Sc, as described in the Map Of said village, re-
corded June Goth. 1897; It being the same lot conveyed
hy John s. Garner and wife to Henry A. Beaver, BY
deed dated AyriI 23d. 1852. and conveyed BY deed ef
said Beaver 10 James T. Porter, dated March -, IeSS-
Appraised at $500. FOL be sold as the property OF John
S. Garner et al, in the above entitled cause
IL. r. HARMON, Sheriff.
Sherid's Office, Warren, Feb. 4, lS56-5w-3l
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-04

D0OkS-AIl kinds of Hymn Books
Id ssA. ssv YORK BOORsT0kE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-04

Tue Republicans OF Ohio have fixed
upon the l2th day of August next. for
ho!d;Gg lie Republican State Conven-
ton.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-04

A BIG "PILE."-The largest sum OF
money ever n this city. in one pile"
was brought in yesterday by Adams
Express Company. 1t consisted of one
million dollars. in bullion and coin, and
is being taken from New Orleans to the
Mint in Philadelphia, under the charge
of Messrs. Patterson and Johnson. A
special freight train takes it on this morn
ing towards its destination. Just think
of it. What a joyous sight one million of
dollars would be 10 some of Us poor
moneyless devils, who never conceived
Of SO much cash. except in the fabulous
SORES of oriental wealth. Messrs. Pat
terson and Johnson might have stopped,
and let us had a look at it, anyhow -
Columbus SD keSm0n.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-04

A COMPANY Of Eastern capitalists have
purchased the coal mines in Perry coun-
ty. Ohio, and are going into the business
of manufacturing coal oil. The oil is
said to be clear and beautiful, not explo.
sive. gives a brilliant light, and is good
for oiling machinery. If the half that be
claimed for this material be true, it will
become an important article OF manufac
ture and add much to the value of the
rich coal regions Of the west.
THE Transit OF Venus will take place
in 1861. when the planet will pass di.
rectly between the earth and the sun
during the day. and the darkness aus
ed by it will make lights necessary in
the houses. The transit only occurs
once in a century, and on the last occa-
sion tie British Government fitted out an
expedition TO the South Pacific Ocean,
for the purpose of observing it from sew
eral points simultaneously. for astronO.
mical purposes.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-04
9t6 SA6trtis,mants.

Casual Advertisements must be paid for
when handed in.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-04

P. S. Allow me to say that the meet
ing in Mecca closed with an addition of
four others. three by baptism, and one
restored, making in all tUsnty added TO
the chutcb. Z. r. B.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-04
To a Brookfeld Farmer

olumbus, Jan. 90, 1851"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-04-24
Perfect Seed Planter.
Mnuh2d,Is5I IA rovoieId' Ne
DEAFNESS CURED.
DR.. Ham,drll, at 2i2 Washington street,
UCCuli,t aud Auisi.

H.. h--r yery sr-rr..'' in .li' rrul, discovered
mluuar u.urIlirg D.llh,.-. llr .8s cuiIr'l, rur'
c,T q ..ru.ull u.iH.i. i1 Sa'e,a rlHcc, NrIu,d.
No. 40, Tsiuf.r, dtiHI lus,l,s- 20 $50 Cont
n.,,isl .Ioci iIo.iru, who will De- pleased tn zee
1rd ,llyt.-g Uuh ugI-.Hs iI,.W.irI, iU,in. Joel L'
boz. lhr ,mpp,iial ugarll lo br derived %, ,hous-
an.. u, ,lri re sous, ifun De. lAmsdgli's sitIplr
auI ul, os p'IsiVc ursimrTI.
OhrI per-pus Who have been curci can also ne
cDn,.,-,i vitI-pc,-ur. knowu il ,hc c1umua'iy
us hI,,ug he,n a luHg ,ime deaf srl hayins every
p,r,iIu. u-trs ul fsliei. Iousu,s,iuh aud cN,m-
,luiioa uithpu charge. per.uu, living at a'.'
ian6r rp ha,r prescriptions lur e munih' "h'" -
Often upic .ulirru aud the expense quite 200 .'"''
Cl-c, ,hlt have ippolied quite obstinate see Doe
.iuaur,. a. thr most 81 hem can probably be- cured
or mucl relieved.
Pb,.ir.aa. are ,n,,tcI 10 examine 'his method,
which uill uudoublcdv meet their approval, 90 Do.
Esw.Hrll d a ,cgulhdy cduc,iri practitioner.
G.,uiilu. 1aticnIs received on Tbursity MORN
in-. dum . % 10 AN.
Dr. Iaa,.,lslI l. in Boston on Wednesday,
Thursday, Friday aud Saturday Ofeaeh week.
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,(taNMaDH'S
Me iCal Discovery,
TIE GREATEST or TIE ACE

/ THE GREATEST or TIE AGE.
AIR. KENNEDY, Of RazluD. has d,,cover.
. vi c,l ia one Of oar 60 aman pastor. ure,l.
i,mo,l, shat currs EVERY KIND OF iiuMOR,
ium thr Uo,-t Sc,al'l, doNu o. "a Comuiun p,n.
pie, llc hls ttir o. b. over cleScn huhjnr.l 60 %
-.s, ani ncVc, fable. except iu t,n. llr hIs uYW.
ir De-. rsiss,ss,uu uNrt iwu buudr,d Ceuia,Itrs %
'is ,lhc, all ui,in tveli, miles OF liuslnH.
Two huIt.e, s,o uauaItoI Co CuUr au.siay
,uir mHufh.
coo 10 ,hue lal,lr, u.lI catc ,he wors, NinI OF
rlu. De- uu iha Drr.
Two o., doc, lo,,rs will ,'rlr che .,s,ra or
hlss.
Tuo h..f'e. ace Warranted o. crrr the worst
BIOL ul ,lHkri tu the nuuth tn4 stpus,h.
1huy iD tive bottles pr, Warranted Co ,u,o Ihc
vH,si rlsr. cd s.,sipcbs,
One Go too baiJlcs ace warranted Go cute 40
brurus u. UbH Nrs.
Two houi.s s,r varmntcj ~ cure wuniny 10
ihr oaTs auI larithrs 81 the h,ir.
Zoe, tu SIX lul.Is. aro varrantrd o. curc cor.
rurf HHI uruniH. rIgHIs.
ous lsltir uiIl ,utr zeal, crugiir0s OF thr sLi1,
Two uT three i1u.rs ace varftBtri o. cone Toe
uHsl desperate r3sr. uf 'hru.urfi.m.
Iaur 90 -,N bottles src warranted Geo curc
aH'f ttrIn.
T,r mc.at' oulc. oarc ,he very vor.t CO.
srH go ..tuuflt.
lr8,.. D.. ,rra,. expected iuu che G,-t
NH.I.r, aBi Isr.Hyt vur warranted whoa lhc
.hI,r urrnfi., ts rirr.
NuI1tn, boob. sl inHrul1h'r 60 those ,h,
H.Nr be- yb,u tIIrd 100 lIr vHui...HI lrH#i#.nrs
.. iHH Hl,, Bs tHpJ q ,HmwHr vrrI ..rVr.. oH
Irr r.lsirfr-. add aI.H- 900 sfur. u..is sIuriI
r".. ....t E"rHIs 500 b.. t- HHH H ..... IrrI. a.
5000 hayr "a hruu, % hls iu sIa.g Tr..r .tr up
'.. H"I lr.'. IHHuf Do, UH.i.. -.rH ,I.l. I.. ruf
F.H... d.. Oh. nod '...I nIt.H IH.HsruI I..|I..
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FRICTION MNRKUT.

TUrEtu,N, ArUl I5, 1857.
Ntn1rh~i SIS '... ,Hu'c, 91.,..tH, llHJ sheep,
ID 'N ..rlr., ssh bod ir.s.
rr..r.-rrri tfHi-.Er.1, of5 "a lO %; Gu.'
u.I..t % Dl H % -U. -....| Urt.I,, 3 IS s. sji
IH.r. .H 60 51H e -.s uI.HlH.t o. 600.
,.a. r1I trk..--2f. .1. IS, -, 80. Is 11i
-
~Hr.n--.'r. oI .ulH ia's, 6,m st,Il.2, :
l-g,J. HrFsl.2
W.iH- u>.r-~l'r. 90. TOO. Isn. lC'. $50.
~."."s-l .rI.r-.H, H..HE IuH NtIIr OBJ 80
sr. f.r#r ,.r.. ..| m . %.
~..f.H~.,OuI .f. ..I| irr.'frrt5 10
g. ..Iur Hf.. AtIrf.fI H.m s tl 30 o..
o.. Il...H~ Hi. Sos I.f..
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Noticp 10 roIeelosc a Monrnrr.

NTnEREAS. the undefsirncd, ~ assignee II
w Edmnld phmncy, Of Portland, IN the
County II Cumhrranl. merchant, holds mort.
gage deed, executed 10 ihr ,1id Ejnund Phinnsy
o., Albeit \. Mitchell, of Cannn, ~ The Couny 81
O>lord, oo ihc .cruai jiy OF April, in The ycir 81
our -. ouc tioussudc it hundred nod 90 Give,
and r,rrlri ,n doe g. i.iN of Deed. iar said
'0ulty ufoNn,d, BOOK :, p'g~ 2I1, bring rau
81 w. nuui'Ivi iU rBt, -uHr, ~ irgr siN, on west
si"l ~ Audrn-rUg- i1 tt1rI. in siii tantlu-hrirI
10 house. hi arI lruIs,nt. ,hrrena o1uSc,sd D.,
ihr .ad EInHHi rhuar, ol the second isy of
Apul a'n.c.lil, to aid Nrrhail o., decd, aui Is
tdc .aiI Mitchell uu Iha e,hr second d,N Of Ap'll,
moUf'gsd o. ihr ,1ii rhu1.y. 90 secure The Tl,-
m.H. Cd, uuf csHI.1 cote col hauI beating o,ou date
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