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FRANKLIN FOUNDRY.

FRANKLIN FOUNDRY,
Corner South & Liberty Streets. Warren, Ohio.
HAVING been at considerable eX-
IL peuse in Citing up our establishment, we are
fully prepared to furnish all kinds OF castings made 10
order on short notice: and almost any kind OF machin-
cry castings. such as
GRIST y SAN MILL CASTINGS,
Nil lSpindles and Skating, cast on end, and in dry
sard moulds; Castings for Blast Furnaces, Hot Blasts.
&c shafting and Machinery complete for Steam or
v ater FIGURING Mills and Saw Mills. Coal Bank
fuaps and machinery for raising coal Cited ready for
use We are also prepared to furnish
STEAM ENGINES, ,rL
AMI do the Mill wright work for RlouriBy Mills ofsny
size Saw Mills. Oil Mills. Coal banks, Blast FurHs-
.css, Csc. Ala Castings made OF best material and war
rauted equal 10 any maize in Pittsburgh Cleveland or
elsewhere. VIII. Till CO.
Warren. May %. IS57-ly. a
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4 VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

/ VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.
~ The subscriber offers for sale, HIS valuable farm.
situated two miles North East of the Center OF Bristol,
Irumhuil Co. o., containing two hundred and ninety
six acres Of first rate farming land. 1t is one Of the
best grain and grazing hrms in the countJ, with a
sandy soil, with creeks OF living water running thro'
the farm. There are also three never falling springs.
one OF soft water, which is said to be the best in the
county, a good frame house on an elevated place. sur
rounded By a beautiful sugar grove Of three hundred
second growth sugar trees. Also. a yonug orchard Of
one hundred and forty select fruit trees. = first rate
sugar camp. good saw and rail timber. = saw mill
within thirty rods Of the farm. a-rist mill one mile
from the premises. There is about one hundred acres
under fence. Two public roads are on the farm lines,
and one runs directly through the land, anil a school
house is on the farm. The Ashtabuls and New Lisbon
Rail Road passes within foE,y rods, and the American
Central Il. T. crosses the former about a mile and a
half distant
For information, inquire OF the subscriber. on the
premises. The farm will he offered at private sale. uu-
til the first Of September. and if not sold then. will he
offered at public sale on that day. Il can ne bou sht
nos at the low price Of thirty dollars per ARE.
SAMUEL SLOWER.
jane 2, Is5--3m.
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PECK, BCRWELL & CO.
WESTERN RESERVE CARRIAGE
1T MARREN

VI IL LININ lIII-.IN ' II VI IlINt-l u u
FfCTORY, at T.4RREN.
svs The Proprietor desires to inform his
Dgy9% friends and patrons, that he nay now
GIS[ he found on Market street. east Of the
-~-N Bank. where as formerly, he is manu-
featuring t. order, and for sale, Carriages and BGegies
Of every description; aud Will constantly Keep on hand
4 good assortment Of the most approved sty les, which
for material, substantial workmanship, and elegance
OF finish, stall not be surpassed in ih.s section Of Ohio.
Those wanting a vehicle Of any kind. will do we'll by
giving me 4 call, as they can scarcely fail in being
sailed, either in style. quality, terms or price.
Painting and Trimming done in 4 superior manner,
ard at prices that viii give satisfaction.
Cash will be paid, and good prices, foE the best Of
all kinds second growth carriage lumber.
Warren, apr 20, 81. i. X. NISELL.
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ARNESS.
III PATCM & oPpYCkC.

IL PATCH & 0PDYCEC.
ae noE manufacturing, snd have on hand a first rate
assortment OF Iaraess-are introducing a HeU GAd ce-
rg popular style. We Use none but the rery best Sc
lectcd stock, and employ none bat the best WOrkIneu;
which enables Us 10 warrant cur stock and work to be
iaGitess. Whoever wants q durable Farm Draught
Harness, or a more elegant, real silver plated. tasty
Harness, van always be accommodated at the lowest
possible hgure-aiI other articles il our line, constant
~ on kama.
H. .,- % 49,
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NOTICE.
ie' NOTICE l
NOTICE is hereby given, that IN

~ OIIOb - HtftUy ,fFtH1 NIot III
! ' April. 1855. 1 applied for Land Warrant. En5er
the act OF March 3, 1855. which application was ,fled
in the Pension Office, and registereda as claim No. 81
7j7, and was flvorably acted upon BY the Pension Of
fec. and on the 18Th dav Of November, A. D.. 1855, a
Laud Warrant was issued TO NE for 80 acres OF land.
No n ,155, and sent to my address, warren. Ohio, but
which failed to reach my hands 1 intend to Apply to
the Commissioner of Pensions for a duplicate Of said
warrant. HEZLEP.
. J.F ASPFK, Attorney
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From the Auditors Report we learn that the
number of acres of Wheat sown in Trumbull
County in the year 1856, was s,O2I; the number
of bushels produced, 81 ,637. Acres of Corn
planted, 1923; bushels gathered, 249, 7I6.
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BROADWAY GOLD PEN


Manufacturing Company.
OFFICE NO. 335 BROADWAY NEW YORK.
Fourth Quarterly sale IF GO!a aad SIesr Ra,ehes,
Gold Hra:ei Claims, Loekefs, Bracelets, &c, &c.
LIST OF RETAIL PRICES OF PENS &C.
Gold ens.--..--.---Sl ,OCl Gothic Expressing do. 60
Gold Pen aad Silver Mammoth do. 500
Holder. CO Gold Tooth Picks......5.iO
Gold Pen and double +" Tooth s. Ear Picks. 100
ex-SiIver Holde .-3.CCiPencil. Watch Kcy.aud
Mammoth do dO----i.Uai Tooth pick-.........2Go
Laviaihan 10 do-..-4,Ou Ladies Gold PeneiIs...s.CO
Fountain PEN. Desk "" ....3.un
Holde-............3.CUi " " ....4G0
Mammoth do do 5GOi " with Pen. 5 GO
Engros ing Pens.-..-.2. ct Cents Gold Cases and
Leviathan and BoN....5, co 90
Gothic Silver Case and do do do do 1000
Pen-..--------- .---3,oti do Gothic do do l2,ug
Ard all other kinds of styles at the retail prices.
To the purchasers Of our Pens we present 4 number
ed Ticket on every collars worth purchased. which
entities the holder, by an extra payment o. % cents on
each ticket, to a premium varying in value from SIt0
SlJD. The premiums consist 0f various articles OF
JeEelry, viz: Gold and Silver Watches. Silver Cob
lets. Silver Fruit Baskets. Gold Guard Chains FOR La
cies- bockets- Bracelets, Gents Gold Fob and Vest
Chains. Thimbles, Breastpins. Ear Drops, tuls, Rings.
Crosses. &c, &c, none Of which sell for less than one
dollar. Country purchasers may rely on being as fair
y dealt with, as regards the prices as il they them
selves were present.
We haze LeeH in operation fO- three years and thou
sands have bought Of Us. and We have never learned
that any one was ever dissatisfied This plan affords
every opportunity Of Obtaining gold watch or some
article Of jeyeiry. FOR q tT!liug sum. All our pens,
pencil cases, %c.rare manufactured hy ourselves With
great care. and We oaer TEEN At precisely the same
prices ASKED IN all other stores in the city.
AGENTS WANTED.
To agents ". offer the most aivarta yeous offers. and
any energetic person can DO vel by working Tor u.s.
We wish agents in every place il the country, and
persons who would like to become such will please TO
address MS, aud se-will send them printed circulars Of
prices, terms, &c. We have no stated periods Of lis
tTibution. The moment a pen is purchased, the pur-
chaser is entitled to receive his premium on the pay
mcnt Of - cents extra.
All orders by mail Should be addressed
MERIICK, benton & DEAN.
32J Broadway. New York.
N.B.-Gold Pens rePoiuted in 4 superior manner
Enclose the pea and 80 cents in p. o. Stamps. and the
pen viii he Tvpointed and returned post paid.
Inna Z ls1-Sr -
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Aants Snttuiaents.
The High School Anniversary.

4u6 nlSu Oc4OU4 huHttCLSdAJ
The Anniversary of the Warren High School
was held on Thursday, the 18th ult-, in the
large and commodious Hall of that Institution.
The following was the Order of Exercises
MUsIC-Cherrily Sound the Merry Strain.
PRAYER.
p ASTHEN-Glory be to God on High.
Salu atory, Welcome, ALNoS F. Brooks.
Men of Integrity, JAS. P. BRIsBISE.
Early Impressions. JAMES MCCLEERY.
The World is Jogging On, MARY E. DouD.
Music-A Shout for the High School.
Progress of Science, JOAN c.. HOFFMAN.
Execution of the Innocent, Henry McQuIsToN.
Onward and Upward, ELIZA S. SMITH
MUsIc-Onward.
The Scholars Reward, EDWARD W. HoYr.
LIES Changes, HARVEY c. CLARK.
Fountain of Truth, SARAH H. DoUGLAs.
The Union, JOIN C. HUTcHISs
MUs1c-The Flag of Our Union.
Wisdom: Does it Dwell with
Usl ELIZA NJ. SMITH.
Valedictory, Mystery, MARY L McEwEN-
Address to the Graduates and distribution of
Diplomas
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Ice Cream Ice CreamI

At ThOmpsOn's Saloon, at 614 cts. per dish.
Families and Parties supplied at 25 cents per
quart. Roast Chickens and Turtle Soup con-
stantly On hand.
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Boots and Shoes.
& RETAIL.
y CRANhGE continues 10 manufac-

y URANhGE continues 10 mlnuiac-
IL. ture and keep on hand, at his store,
" 6, AIN STREET. WARREN. OHIO.
Two doors south Of Smith, McCombs & Cos store, =
large, complete aud we'll selected stock Of goods he
can recommend 10 customers, 1t moderate prices, con-
sisting Of LADIES FINE CONGRESS.
Side Laced, Patent Tipped ans FONed Caters, plain
good and schstautial CATERS, hone made, OF different
grades ami eolors, and a general assortment Of all
kinds Ladies' Shoes. Slippers, &c.
MISSES & C-uILDRENS' CATERS.
BoOtees, Shoes and Slippers. OF all kinds and colors.
GE~NFLBMEN'S FINE ENC CALF.
Morocco. Kip and Thick Boo :; a good assortment OF
line Caters AMI Slippers; Boys and Youths Calf, Kip
and Thick Boots. BrOgans, &c, sc.
A OOD SUPPLY OF FINDINGS.
Consisting Of French Calf, Patent Leather, Calf. boot
Corie Sole Morocco. Glazed Kid, PruneI.
GallOon, Boot Webb, Lasts, Boot Trees, Shoe Pegs,
Nails, Knives, Thread, ami everything else pertaining
10 the trade.
April -, ls51. B. CRANAGE.
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DATCH & OPDYCKE have on hand,
4 and win sell for prompt pay, At low hgures;
4 Bales No Moss.
$50 rs best q@aiity curled hair,
50 hides enansied Leather,
50 DO patent DO
$50 pieces cTaueIed cloth.
% do gold and silver bronze CLOTH,
81 do damaskcOtt9n. silk and wool, .t|-- -'
eco sets s-iTrup joints, prop irons, &c.
30 places velvet and BFUs isls carpet.
500 yards silk and woTsted laces,
IS gross fancy tuft Buttons.
u pieces broad cloth, -ff
lGO sets hu5-bands,
% gross carriage knobs, silver, Jap'd and brass,
a 50 pieces %Virthmg,- l
$40 bs shoe thread.
500 brass. silver and Jap'd S A Trees.
GEO pairs names,
Geo gross J4p'd buckles,
100 do silver. do -.
100 doZ bride bits,
& - mats &C. .,.
90O q" cockeyes,
50 gross b~reechiug rings
SOC whips.
20 pieces Goor oil cloth, n, H.44.54. CASA.
20 doz racS lights,
100 trunks aud yIiises, s ni
) dOz carpet bags,
80 q" shade tasseis, siIs and wool.
20 " carriage DO DO
A large lot OF lacks Of all sizes
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DEDLARS-Our Extensive and var

DEDLARS Our Extensive and var
trade at New York prices, tran POratiOn addeti. The
present stock on hand and that nov arriving, surpass-
es in extent and variety anything OF the Kind in this
section OF the country, and be sold at the lowest posi-
BILE rates. tu DUNLAP & STEWART.
SURYEYOR'S NOTICE. VS. ri
1 give public notice, that hereafter I shall attend
often in each tOWnship. prepared 20 do and certify Al
jobs OF Land Surveying, Leyeling aud Engineering,
Lost Lines and Corners, and, also, disputed srezs OF
lind shall be accurately ascertained. Calls for york
may be sent by mail. efhce.in Court House.
Apr. :. Is5J-tf. IL
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FOR THE HEAD.

TOBACCO-65 butts IS Chewing,
i - butts half pound do, p boxes sun Cured do,
20 boxes half lbs DO, : butts Natural Leaf Do, - bbIs.
LOpse Smoking do, 500 dor. pound and hsllpouud do,
lOC0 doL. Anderson's Chewing small papers do. II gro.
Andersou's S0lace in tin foil do, 1909 d0z- Lillien-
thaIs Chewing dos doz. Grants do. do so half III.
cans Anderson's Chewing d.. 81 quarter do. do. For
sale at DUNLAP * STEWAET'S.
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TRIAL OF MOWING MACHINES

The trial of Movers under the charge Of the Com
mittee Of the Trumbull Agricultural Society, will take
place at the farm of James Ray, about = mile west of
the Centre OF Vienna. on Tuesday the 9TH day OF July
next, between the hours of 10 A. VI. and } ?. NJ. The
award OF premiums will he advertised Immediately
after the tai- By order Of the Seefe.E.
j.. I. KING, Prest.
I'D. cox. see'y.
lima Il I-r- D
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DATCH d OPDYCKE are convin.

pAICH q UFUl are cOnNlh-
Il ccd that no house west Of the Blue Ridge. can
show a finer aSs0rtlest or an assortment Of finer Co
rage Goods, from the com. sltinet. ascending through
the ~2bySinths Of Intermediate, to the Golden Bronze
Cloths and SIX Laces that are astonishing to see, even
in n. y. But P. & o. charge nothing for gazing on
such ~splendors which they have imported direct from
the manufacturers. Call in at the old stand Of ON.
Patch.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY for SALE
The following proper t. belonging to the estate qf
Asael Adams, deceased, Is offered at private sale:
1T. The Franklin House. on the curner % Market
and Liberty streets. This house is as we'll located for
z tavern Stand, rs any in town. Tie grounds are am
pie, the reputation OF the house has been vel m~aiataIn-
Cd 5y its present occupant. Mr.. Wm. Williams. and it
IS capable Of accommodating 50 to IS guests.
u. The double dWeiiir s house on Vine street, iame-
4iatcly north OF the last mentioned house. Each Of
these buildings. with the lard, will be sold low, and the
terms Of payment made to suit purchasers.
ATp5 to HENRY STILES, P
Or c.. A. ADAMS.
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:IOR PRINTING.

Justices and Constables' Blanks,
SlRRANTEE, MORTGAGE & QUIT CLAIM DEEDS
SUMMONS. KxECUTIoNs, sUBPGNAs, E1o.
Constantly on hand and for sale
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hereafter give the influence CT his office
in this county, against the principles OF
the Declaration of Independence. Tie
sober second thought of the farmers and
mechanics of little Potter is, that they
prefer to fill the Offices at their disposal,
with outspokep, straight forward friends
of Freedom-hence not single old hun
ker is left in Office in the county. Seven
years ago, every Office was held by reg
ular democrat.
The same diligence in scattering the
truth among the people, will produae
the same result in every county in the
State. So we exhort our friends in 9th
er sections, to open the next campaign at
once. AS soon as the people understand
what the Slave Power is doing, ,ssthey viii
abandon the party that sustains it. Tc
the friends of Freedom in this county we
offer our congratulations on the glorious
work they have accomplished; and We
trust they will press forward, until every
apologist for Slavery and its aggressions.
shall be converted, or,-put to shame.
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God whom he hath not seen" DO you
demand Of he to "phropheey smooth
tbings' when the thunder tones Of God 5
righteous judgments are pealing our fg-
neral knell? and the whirlwlnd OF his
wrath appears in tho horizon of his word?
"My bowels my, bowels am panied at
nv very heart | cannot hold my peace,
because thou hast heard, o my soul, the
sound of the trumpet, the alarm Of war.
Destruction upon destruction is cried !;
for the whole land is spoiled. The heads
thereof Judge for reward, and the priests
thereof teach fer hire, and the prophets
thereof divine for money; yet will they
lear upon the Lnrd and sag, Is not the
Lord among Us none evil can come up
on US"
It can no longer be said that we have
nothing 10 do with slavery. 1t IS
brought to our very doors, and we must
meet it at our own thresholds,
There are papers published at Phila-
delphia and New York more poisonous,
more deadly hostile to liberty, than could
have been found in Charleston or New
Orleans ten years ago, These filthy pro-
slavery sheets you would formerly have
spurned and deteSted, when you used to
say you was "as much opposed to slavery
as anybody" But now, like the frogs Of
Egypt, they come up into your very
" kneading-troughs." viii you harbog
them, until they indeliibly stamp their
face upon the dough Of the whole family?
I" Can man take fire in his own bosom,
and his clothes not be burned ?" Let
us come out and take our stand for the
right-for truth and humanity, The
word Of God is shining IN clearer light,
through the sophistry and misrepresenta,
tion Of ages. The intense blaze of all
the attributes of holy God are arrayed
against human chattlehood. If you
make light Of the tears and groans of
your colored brethren, and shut up the
bowels of your compassion against their
Iimploring lamentation; their blood will
cry unto God from the ground against
you. Should you by werd or vote, or by
folding you hands in Indifference, bind
the fetters upon the down troden stran-
ger who is innocent Of crime; the pent
up fires Of your insulted conscience
would tell You Remember them that
are in bonds, as bound with them" If
it shall appear at last, that while " the
people of the land have used oppression
and exercised robbery you have not
done all in your power to . let the op-
pressed go free, and break every yoke; )"
there is one who will say, " lmasmuch as
ye did it not to one of the least of these,
We did it not to me-"
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4 Gard.
To tie Editor Of the Journal:

To tie Editor Of the Journal:
However much a man may wish to cs-
cape notoriety, untoward events will some
times occur over which he has no control.
AS | was returning from Allegany Co.,
Y. Y, on the 9th inst. Mr.. Mills over
took me, and informed me that brother.
in-law and nephew of mine and Samuel
Griffin who works for me, all boys be-
tween the ages of Is and 19 had been to
town on business and got into fight
| was very much astonished, and on en-
tering the village | took pains to goaround
and inquire Of those whom | thought
would know the particulars of the case
| found that several young men and small
boys were connected with the affair. !
first thought | would have legal inyes-
tigation, but when | came to see the ex-
citement in your vicinity, and the strong
prejudice which exists against some Of,
the parties, | thought that justice might
not be done Where there are so many
conflicting stories circulating around to-
the detriment of both parties, it is difficult
to arrive at the exact truth. Whatever
may have been the commencement Of the
matter, | have undoubted evidence that
my boys did nothing till the first blow
was struck by the opposing party (thst
is after they left town, and had they fol-
lowed the friendly advice Of Mr.. R--w
and brought their canes, they haa nos
needed the assistance Of any oRe, AS it
is, E. Stebbins has my thanks for his
aid.
With regard to the small boys, leave
them with their parents, who, | feel con,
fdent, will keep them from such proceed
ings in future. And as some Of the young
men have come to me in frank and hon
orable manner and confessed their sOr-
row for the past, and determination to
avoid ike company for the future, | an
perfectly satisfied to let the matter rest,
If any are not sorry | do not know as
could reform them by proceeding to the
extremity of the law. With an ardent de7
sire for the prosperity of fCoudersport and
our county in general | remain,
Respectfully Yours,
DENNIS HALL.
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Htenls for the Times.

The last n. Y. Independent contains a
list Of one hundred and sixty-eight fail
ures and still they come,
The Directors of the Bank of Middle.
town, passed resolution on Monday two
weeks, making themselves Individually j.
able for all their aotes. The combined
wealth of the Board of Directors and the
Cashier is about million of dollars, and
their circulation Is less than 100000.
Should the distress in the moneyed
concerns of the world lead many TO reflect
upon the uncertainty of earthly things
and the need of the true riches which
the world cannot take away-would not
this be more than On equivalent for the
loss of thousands and millions of dollars
The Albany Ere. Journal of the l4tf
inst, finds cause for graduation in thc
tightness of the money market. Hear it
Bottom neutrality-suspicious. at las
things are quieter, not to say easier
There are many more smiling faces TO-DAY
than have been seen at any time within
the past month The troubled sea OF
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CluJJing wih Emerson'S Magazine
and Putaam's Monhy.-We are pleas
ed to state that we have made arrange
ments, by WHICH we are enabled to Offer
the JOURNAL and the above named Mag
azine together to subscribers for s3, ,25
per annum in advance. The recent union
of the United States Magazine with Put
"an,'s Monthly, renders the consolidated
Magazine one of the ablest and best pub.
lished in the Uuited States, Our read
ers will at once see the advantageous of
fer We make them for securing first.
class Magazine and county paper for s
little more than the price Of the Maga
zine alone, We hope to be atle to send
Messrs. Emerson and Co. a number o
names at the rate named. a Sample
number Of the Magazine can be seen a
our Office. We will receive grain, pota
toes &C., for half of each subscription.
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LITTLE POTTER TRUE TO
FREEDOM.

The victory oyer hunkerism was more
complete at the last election in this eoun-
ty than ever hefqre; and the vote here
shows what the people will do for Free
dom when they fairly understand the
question at issue. The allies of Slavery
only ventured to present ore candidate
for county Office, and though they made
use OF two rather green Republicans who
consented TO aetas aids in the election of an
iqla hunker for Recorder, the people stood
firm, and have thus placed the whole in
Auepce of this county on the side of Free
dom,
. No apologist far Slavery extension will
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Administrators Sale.

EE PURSUANCE of an order OF the VI,
L phans' Court of the County of Potter,
shall expose to sale, 1T the Court House II "
Borough Of Coudcrsport Pa. on SAL hpN ~,
the 4TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D. 1891,
at one o'clock, P NJ, the following descfIns' n','
real estate, situate in Sweden Township 'O''
ter County, Pa: % v
Bounded on the North by lands ot o !,
Acker and unseated lands, on the haN :.
lands Of G. l.. Catlin and lands OF >. J. 49, ~,
on the South by lands of Jacob HeErlhs,rlJI
and on the West by lands of S. Y. AckeT "a en@ ,.t
unseated lands; heing lot 10. II ana n"' m
part of lot No, l6 of the allotment OF hins."' Il
Lands in said township, and being par an \,
Warrants Nos, 1906, 1909, 2047 and 2Os' one v
which is erected one Log House Aha I,1
Frame Barn, said lot containing hDou. Dov,d.
acr.s about 40 acres of which are impf0''0'
with 80 Fruit Trees growing thereon. ,or
JOEL HENDRICK, ,s,.ar..sed.
Of the Estate Of Tm. Lyon, de''