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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-12

- EN BDJn., NHN s.VNNs.-
" leoi, ID Mnuata aud putus IS JAS Barron Hope.
Nj fa#. f-rfseHt. Nlrtn went aud what saw, by
A " HabershaGi 4 : n,
Poems National atl Patn ttc, ty O. W Cutter,
Anuugrdlun, or the l. :. in Prophecy by baldwin,
Villas anl Cottages hy Calvert Nhux
The Bprlrr Ii,,"r lay Emerson Bennett,
VIVA, the >'rtet Power, 10y Mis -SouthWorth
Henry LYie, or Life aud Existence, by Mics Marryai
MurrN to- Late
Pilgrimage IL HI Moduah ard Mcccah by Burton.
The twu Lights by the author Of Struggles for Lite
Review oi taupbciSn Examined by T. Lard,
Germany, It's tnvcrscs hcu gy aud Religion by Schnt
Philosophy Practice of slavery, by Dr W. a. Smith,
IaIstold, Tale ot Bacuns Rebellion, by Saint George
Fucker ot Richmond. Va
Gannihals All by George Fil2hugh
WNthe's Pocket Dose Book,
talicry Of Poetic Pictures by James Fz,
BOOK Public Praycf prepared by the reformers
Calvin, kox. Bucer and others, Tor sale by
ap Ats PAYNE \ Christian.
El.ODEaN~! nE14OUEANs! THE under
WI VA. aud the South Carharis
&ocdhnn Gus celebrated MELoDEANS, has very line
hand both for Church aud fnrorat factory
prices Tor cash. Call soon; and judge for yourself
STREMMEIL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-12
E.'ois sHw virginia. nud lou.

uNsbas NEW b6sf4 EN s~.-Sirsiniss n
II sianu I.inc.-Frst Packet 10 san with dis =
The superior, sailing, double lrckal
and copper fastened schooner. " ELLEN. CAPTAIN - -
JANIS ART, loading and viii rs above For
balance of freight apply 10
DAVID & WM CURRIF
Richmond
PSShppers by this Vessel will get their goods 10 mort
ofdcstuation half freight cheaper than bv any
other aud in less time Insurance be effected on
the hest Il. w.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-12
JEWELRY. WATCHES, &C.


gDATA PLATED OON> ANDF OWAs
n announcing 10 our friends, and all
others may want Of something superior IN the way
~ Tall. OF Coffee spoons well As Dining and Dessert
Fnrka made a plated With pure silver, thai We
have Just lot Of the above goods from the best man
nfaetyre AID pleased sell them at the lowest
prices The patterns very desirable aud the quality OF
The ware No Remember the house.
may t9ts S1LNERfHoRN Cliff
fu.HE CELEBRATED OaNON WATCH
II ] WILLIAMS & sDh have lust received fall assort.
nent Watches hne II karat Hunting Cases Of
new and beautiful deslgus--also hue assortment Of
= Johpsons Watches,
Hods
Tobias
David Jaylnr's
all viii be sold very reasonable terms at the Sign
II the Esgie lap J0ts
0DEARb.s-- Ghc Ladies eau ind al - WIZ
II IIANa n : ~ =. the finest aud most beautiful at Of
Pearl tenmpote) offered Ia this mark together with
tisnan, Mosaic aud Pearl Cameo aud
Pearl II the most beautiful description Also
Mourning Second Mourning Of Iha latest
style winch they have just opened aud woud be glad tn show
10 II h. bea uf Cali see-and be convinced
A lot Of Silver Gotiet-, Mugs, Mustard CUPS salt
Napkin Rings Spoons of every description Chdrrns
Toys, &c Just received, and which they offer cheap.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-12

DALE suIEJ<.-Jn-i received -" inrg. tot
, II Bale Dutton. assorted number. Tor sdhe ~
mar TIA fRA&kL1N a BRO
NsW GOODS, INV t.OODa.-ss.GNfN A.
~ 1ltAGIlB&-N ElBGEAlItlAEE Respectfully
the and the pub Rreaty ia
large well selected stock oi Atc sPfHS aud saHmei
sfapi, and fstry bry Goods
eaus tr attention bus crs wish 10 STATE that being
al aaa . Iust,H have sAtcatt 'Hl Al'a3
ipFra, ed my nt The largest and most
iou in tue rty Having tus enlarged my house
this season have been much more extensive than
u4ua elngo tho and astos OF the
" liaily HAitptl
purchasing elsuN heie and aHstfnd
mat they my god aud prices low
as u establishment Ia the Dld Dominion
NAru l. 81 GGENtIEIMER.
Opposite Tanner Asher sand next door to Nj Gibbs.
i.ynthbutH. Va Jap 1 dts
Kan
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-12

81 Nesl, are of the first class bui expressly for tn
trade aad superior recommendations passengers
They commanded by aer,nc Captains, well quail
fed Ia the ade, aUd vii" wl spare eXcron
muiHc.
IhoA Will he owcd up aud down the by steam and
may be relied 10 sail promptly ad, ersed Merchants
going North ordering goods from BOSTON, Will ind Ia
their interest," ship by tAs line is the only regular
and freight Will a be taken low by any
s"s and very effort Will be made by the agents Richmond
and Boston give satisfaction
We specttuy ask and hope - obtaining a full
share patronage.
The vessels viii lie Richmond the Dock and in pos
n RuNoS w
DAVID WIN. cURRiE Richmond ,
Al!.EN 4 WrIrCII. boston. Agents
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-12

s~1. II I'M PACKET B1AE!! PA u sc
BoAf l-on and after Monday, 25th
inst. Stage Coach will leave the Packet Or
Ace the regular Packet DAYS Mondays and
Fridays. At a O'Clock T. NJ L. with he NJ the
Combined Locks BOYD, EDMUND 4 DAVENPORT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-12

uNDNOND. DaVENpOKT N Co, Have for
LIZ sale in stone Iradof the Dock.
300 Bags Rio Coffee di per Bark Clara flaxal,
l5U Prime Java Coffee.
a1U Casks HiBbert's Porter, Pnts and Quarts,
lOJOU Sacks Liverpool line salt,
Bags No / Peruvian Guano, the very best,
400 Bbls. DE liurgs super Phosphate Lime,
80 Packages choice Tea 1t the finest Imported,
20 Half T. pcs London Dock Dark Brandy,
10 ,iodlard Pale
Baskets Rcnaud and Francois Iiodsick Champagne
Nine
50 Tierces Murs jug Ale. the best Ale imported.
- Hhds pii3nc Sides and Shoulders consignment,
bourbon aud other kinds OF old " hisky,
Madeira and Sherry Wines
Solar, Sperm and Linseed oil, the two former direct
from Ne Bedford lap2s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-12
MERCHANDISE, &C.
x,pWU>G AVID SUMNER GOODS.

k,PWgNs. AVID 81 NWt - eOOn
- Fancy Silks aud SIN Robes,
Pain Black Silks, ali qualities,
Rerare, Organize and Jseanei Robes,
Thread. Houston Lace, Muslin and Lawn :
ri"ty,
parasols. Umbrellas, Gorsets. whalcbone,
skirts,
OrgAudle. real French and other Lawns, ~
varying la price from ~ to - cents.
For sale by Jas a Siio
ap Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-12

- y al Mhoitsale, by EN ENSON a. WEDDLLL, wlu
LOW IA store superb Stoeh embracing French GcfH.a
brush aud American Fabrics, al which
WIN great care and attention by n at the very
low est cash PRICES
y more inviting Stock for the the North Carolina
and Virginia trade eanuut be
fdhethal and Responsible buy n,tt,u to rive our
S'o'h al A"H''oni aps Judge ui themselves the st,es
and prices. No. 10 A 70 Syra,uora s,rset
pot.rrt,n,. 4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-12

i BALTIMORE AND RICHMOND by steam. AsJElI~aas
BElN ipERE and PDCAHoNrAS--The
STEAMER BELNlDERE leay,s Baltimore every SAT fR
DAY AFTERNOON for Richmond Returning. eares ri n
MONn every 1T ESDAh AFIERNOOH for Baltimore
The PoCAlioNIAS leaves BALTIMORE every WE'D
NESDAN AFTERNOON for Richmond Returning loves
RICHMOND every SATURDAY AFTERNOON talu
iimore.
shippers TO Baltimore by these two Boats havcthei
govds here cry Monday and Friday q each week
~ LUDlAM y WATSON, Richmond Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-12

Iaur and pems at go ~ 81 and 20 CENTS piece.
Adamaiuc Candies j and - pe pound or cheaper
Mrassrs Portland N1rul, Ito La
enyra aud Jasa tahco Msckefei aud Sow crtngr do
Herring, quality ii Ira SuaI OF different qua
tnany Ia mention, when
ho tuuud at the family Grocery st,l" ri
an as II SOLOMON
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-18
CITY Insurance Company.

This Company has now been doing
business long enough 10 satisfy the pub
lie that the policy of taking the best
risks and those only at low rates, is the
best one for the insured, and for the
company. 1t continues to be under the
careful direction of our best business
men, its transactions are increasing, and
its losses during 1856 show that extra.
ordinary caution has been used in its
acceptance of risks. The average
amount of property insured during the
year as we are informed by Messrs.
BRAYToE d Mason, was 800, 600 and
the losses only a trife over Sc, 900.
The capital is owned by substantial resi-
dents of the city, and it may be safely
counted in the list of solid and responsi.
bic institutions. Its rates do not vary
from those of the best companies in the
country. Its policies have reached over
400 in number. and the confidence of
the public, may be considered thorough
ly and justly won. About one third of
its risks are taken in this city, including
no buildings specially hazardous or
marine risks, and the balance in Ohio,
Michigan and Wisconsin.
This Company is located in Cleveland,
and the above notice which we copy
from the Cleveland Pain DeGler, shows
its reputation at home. ]. f. Asper,
is the agent for this county.
We consider the Company sufficiently
TO have taken a policy ourselves.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-18
Qiasolvina the Union.

The Clarion Je6srsoaisn Democrat
speaking of the threats of dissolving the
Union. says;
The Message of the Governor of the
great and powerful State of FIorila. re
Gently delivered. is a sample OF the kind
of buster which We have portrayed
above. His friends should put him in a
straight jacket Immediately. Just think
of it a little Stale upon our Southern
border, (>slolen. a few years ago, from
the Poor Seminole Indians, to make
slave territory of. } containing abou: as
many voters Il,O0O) as there are vo
tiers in some Congressional Districts in
Ohio, threatening to dissolve the I'm
ionl" What 4 spectacle this Florida
Governor would present, in ''dissolving
the Union !" 1t is perfectly horrible to
contemplate. Perhaps he can be in
duced To hold on a little while, and give
US a reasonable time to ~"settle up our
Affairs" Rather than to have this aw-
full calamity come upon US just at pres
ent, we beseech some Of our good North
ern Democratic doctors, who have been
assisting their Southern brethren TO
''save the Union" for some time past,
TO appease, If possible. the wIath of this
Florida Governor, so that the grand
"consummation of all things" may be
postponed until warm weather, at least.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-18
Hrs. Sarah a. Shepard.

This distinguished Lecturer addressed our
citizsns at Empire Hall on Friday and Saturday
evenings of last week, on the subject of Tempe
rance. On Friday evening the Hall was but
partially filled, on Saturday evening, all could
not be seated. Judging from the well-flled
Hall, and frequent bursts of applause from her
large audience, she has left Us carrying with her
the richest laureIs ever won by a speaker in this
place on this subject. She possesses the happy
faculty winch but few have or ever can attain,
that of claiming her audience at one moment to
the stiffness of death, and in the next, she in
spires her hearers with her ~eloquence to push on
to victory in the glorious cause of Temperance.
Her whole soul is in the work. She speaks what
she knows, having tasted bitter fruits of Intern
perance.
Mrs. Shepard will speak in every township in
the county. Let the friends of the cause, and
all others, turn out and hear her. Her Lectures
are free to all. A contribution is usually taken
mp for her benefit. ct the close of each lecture
She will speak at the following places, to wit:
BraeeviIle-Wednesday and Thursday even
ings, Feb. 1913.
Newton FaIls-Friday and Saturday evenings.
Feb. 1921.
southingtOn-Monday evening, Feb. 3D.
Farmingt0n-Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings, Feb. 24-25.
MescpOtamin-Thursday and Friday even
ings, Feb. 1921.
BlcOmfeld-saturday and Sunday evenings,
Feb. %, and March l..
Bristol-Monday evening, March q
The friends viii engage a house at each of
the places, and make the necessary arrange
ments.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-18
Goal rrade Of tha G r.

"The receipts of coal by the Cleveland and
Mahoning Railroad, last week, were 1850 tons
by the Cleveland and Pittsburgh $50 tons
So we learn by Barry's Commercial! Gc=cHe."-
Gerelond Herald, 10th iRst.
If the coal trade of the C. & II. Road, now in
the first SIX months of existence, eompetcs thus
strongly with the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
Road, what viii it do in a y ar hence? The c.
&P. Road carry more coal than any Railroad
coming into Cleveland, and before many months
shall pass. it must knock under to the Cleveland
and Aahoning. The single coal train is now
insufficient to carry the coal from the Girard
mines alone; and the mail train takes daily, ten
ear loads. Before the first of April the Mineral
Ridge Railroad will make its connection with
the C. & n. Road, when an additional coal train
viii be needed, and the amount to be sent for
rar3 Gunblad
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-18

nice eys. thought | would answer the
description of the wife be wishes, good,
nice, dc. 1 live on the Reserve, and am
quite as particular as regards a partner
for life, as he is. l am not in so much
of a hurry to commit matfimony, as TO
marry n Of that species Of the 6iped
race, which are seen streHiRg through tie
streets. with his cap stuck on enc side of
his head. a cigar in his mouth little
cane in his pau, and a moustache on
his lip, which l suppose is worn to con-
ceal his face from the view of refined
females. No wonder such an animal
cant find a nice pjfe on the Reserve. |
should not think he would dream Of get
ting a nice srJfs. l will describe such.a
person as | would like. First, Iwant a
young man of good health, not over
twenty -four years of age. one that never.
used tobacco by shutting, chewing or
smoking; that never used a p~rofane oath;
hat never gambled. or dealt in counter
felt money /; without moustache, wears
his hat or cap. square on his head, and
walks erect without swinging a dandy
cane. If Mr.. Partner for Life is such a
person, and lives on the Reserve, l would
no longer write to him with pen and ink.
but would be the happiest of The happy
10 see him face to face, tina: our Joy may
be full. A WELL-wIsHER
To the habits of the young men.
STATE LINE, o. Feb. 18Th, 1867.
We stand no chance here, at oil, for the junior
has already joined the noble army of martyrs,
men, and the senior is nearer half a
century, than twenty-four years Of age. Besides,
he is guilty of nearly every count in the indict-
nent, being unwell, now, with an attack of
fever, having chcwed, smoked and snuffed;
by playing pins, and tossing eoPpers.
when a boy,) worn his hat on the out side Of
his head, taken about forty dollars in counter
cit money, (Which he has ye.,) and has a nice
little cane.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-18
Ansuer to "A Partner for Life,

We received the letter which is below, by
mail, with a request from the writer to publish it
If all the manageable young ladies on the Re
serve, required the same qualifications in a hus-
band, there would be a fall in the price of tobac-
co, and the habits of the young men be improved.
We have received two other letters, in enclos-
beg leave TO diselaim all identity with that gen.
tlemAn, and respectfully request those ladies
wishing to correspond with him, to direct their
letters to A Partner For Life, at the Post Office,
in this place.
Aessrs. Editors II notice in the
Chronicle that a young man, signing
his name IA Partner for Life" wants a
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-18
PERSONS AFFLICTED WITH DANGEROUS OR
SCR0FULA TUMORS OR ULCERS, Should
READ TIE

TOWNSEND Huron Co.. o.. Od 1854.
DR.. II. TUBBs--Sir:-As 1 have received very great
help from your treatment. and notice similar results
urOn several Of my friends. 1 feel it q duty to- send you
my name for public reference.
A tumOr became noticeable in my right breast nine
years ago. For three years II -causel hut little atten-
ton, but subsequently it grew faster ant caused me a
great deal Of suffering. The increase OF size at last he
came very great; the entire side was largely swollen
and the right arm so affected as TO be nearly useless.
We sought the advice and all Of many physici avs who
termed it a scroiular or cancerOus tumOr. NotEith-
standing all their efforts to reduce the pain, it became
intolerable and unceasing. L was urged to have the
entire breast removed with the knife. and a Ivy was
appointed for the purpose; hut my positive refusal to
submit, prevented the operation. j WAS able 18th diff
fculty to walk Under your treatment the ain has
been overcome; the tumOr materially reduced and the
arm fully restored. We had tried many remedies be-
fore, but the effects OF none can compare with this
Ny general health has been improved nearly as much
as the side. II is Row over a year since the improve.
ment took place. Yours, &C.
Jan 81 Mrs. GEO.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-18
UFoUND AT LAsT.II
THE CELEBRATED CUTARION

Prof MARION, who having just returned from a tour
to the West Iniies, WollG take this method OF an
nouncing 10 the public that while at St. Domingo he
purchased from the celebrated Indian Physiologist. a
valuable recipe for CARING and Deautifying tie Hair.
To young Ladies and Gentlemen this is invalnatle--
Those b wing rough. coarse or still lair. can entirely
remove these objections by only two or three aIpiica-
tons OF this valuable Lotion. making the sane Of n
beautiful CLASSY texture. ard at the same time giving
It tbs: peculiar wave and curl, so emiEentiy desirable
by all This truly and justly celebrated TAR
has also the effect of making the hair grow in abnnd
ance. and also turning grey hair to more than its pris-
tine beauty. lie has also in connection with il. : val
liable recipe for removing e~rup;ions or p~iinrles, and
freckies from the skin. Thousands eau testify tn the
value Of this recipe. The whole cost of the ingredi-
ents (which can he procured Of any Druggist.) viii not
exceed twenty five cents. These recipes viii he sent
to any part Of the United States or Canadzs, on the re-
ceipt Of one dollar. Address.
J.. ii. MARION.
Feb. lI-2E Warren Ohio
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-18
VIM. Wells Brown.

Mr.. Brown gave an entertainment, at Empire
Hall, on Monday evening. 1t consisted in the
r citation of an original Drama, written by HIM
self. 1t was well conceived, and we'll delivered,
~sbounding in satire upon northern men with
southern principles, and enlivened with flashes
of wit, and furnished indubitable evidence that
a mixture Of African blood in a mans veins, docs
not necessarily derAct from his ability. Mr.. B.,
himself a fugitive from slavery, is well qualified
70 deiineate the beauties of the peculiar institu-
ton, and his recitation WIS listened to, through
out. with interest and attention by all. Our only
regret is, that his audience was so small.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-18

A JUVENILE CR1MIxAL.-A lad only
1e years old, By the name Of Patrick
Niece. of Irish Percentage. living in the
village of Ashiabula. was lodged in the
county jail last Saturday for theft. GA
Thursday night he stole one hundred
dollars in money, and a pair of boots
from the store of Mr.. Humphrey. at the
depot. and took The mex morning express
tain for Cleveland, where he was appre-
hended by the constable. who went in
pursuit. He has been in jail twice be-
fore this. on charges of burglary. What
kind Of parents has this young boy, that
he is thus early an adept il crimes p
AsktaJzLa SeRtinel.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-18

GAINESVILLE d HUDsoN RAILROAD
At the annual meeting of this Company
on Tuesday. the following gentlemen
were elected Directors for The ensuing
year: Uri Seeley, Harvey Cram. and
c. A. Avery. of gainesville B. B.
Woodbury.. and L. ]. Randall, of Char
don; Eraslus Spencer. Claridon: A. c.
Gardiner, Of Chagrin Falls.
At a meeting Of the Directors, c. A
Avery, ESQ.,, was chosen President ;
Hon Uri Seeley. Vice President Har-
vey Cram, Treasurer Geo. W. Steele,
Clerk.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-18
Nr Marvin's Lecture

Mr.. Jas. Marvin. Superintendent of the Union
School, lectured at High School Hall on last
Wednesday evening His lecture was inter
spersed with philosophical experiments, FER
formed with the school apparatus. Among the
audience was quite a large number of young
persons. many of them his scholars. and TO this
class of his hearers, he more particularly ad-
dressed himself. But while he made everything
plain to the comprehension of the youngest, we
fancy there were many of the older ones, who
could CLEAN some new ideas. and make some
new addition to their stock of knowledge.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-18

SoLIDIFIED WHTsKET.-It is reported,
in town, that the whiskey at one of the
Briar Hill Groceries became so intensi-
6ed during last week, that it was sold
ont to al three cents a chunk !
Nahoninq Re1ister.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-18
Musical Fund Festival.

It viii be seen by an advertisement in another
column, that the members of the Musical Fund
Society, of Youngstown, will give a Concert at
Empire Hall, in this place, tomorrow, (Thurs-
day. evening. We learn that they gave a Con-
cert in Youngstown last week. which drew a
crowded house, and gave universal satisfaction,
Turn ou. and hear them
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-18

DOOKS.-An kinds of Hymn Books
ID ats. NEW YORK booEsroRr.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-18
News of the Neighborhood.

OBERLIN COLLEGE, OHIo.-The num-
Der of male students in this Institution
at present is ST. of female students
$50. making a total of lIi6 ; a number
said to be unequalled by any similar Ia.
stitution on this side OF the Atlantic.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-18

BuRNED TO DEArH.-A little girl, 9
years Of age, daughter of Mr.. George
Hitchcock. living in Monivil!e township,
about three miles from this place, was
burned TO death last Friday afternoon.
by her clothes taking fre.-Aedina Ga
zete.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-18
NTEW SHOP

THE HILL OF THE S~HATEMUCK,
l. A beautiful new story ty the Author Of the Ht'is
Wide World, at ADAMS
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-18
Feb. ll-2+
GALE OF REAL ESTATE.

~ On the 1871 day Of March. A d 1856 at one o'clock
? NJ Of said day. on the premises in Bazettn township,
win he sold to the highest bidder. the following Real
Estate. as the propeit y of Arson Nichols. deceased, to
Wit Commencing ten rods from the southeast corner
Of land decided to Clement Nichols by Smith Koran in
Ns39O aud is a part Of said lot No. - in Bazeita;
thence along said south line seventy rods and twenty
links to David ~IIaydeu's land; thence north along said
west line forty six rods; thence east seventy rods and
twenty links to a stake; thence south forty six rods
to the place Of beginning, and contains twenty acres
Of land, te the same more or less. Appraised at sec
per acre. Terms OF sale made known at the time Of
sale. ELI W. DRAY Admir-.
Feb lift ofAnsOn Nichols. dec.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-02-18

1t is understood at Washington hat
President Pierce and Sidney Webster
have been subpeaed in the fllibustcr
case in New Orleans. which in case o.
an adversel decision to defendants,
will be carried up TO the Supreme
Court.