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+ EGAL NOTICE.
II Samuel L. GleasOn} In Trunbull Common Pleas
Civil Action.

Thomas VI. Wolf. Civil Action.
The defendant, Thozlas " Wolf. a nonresident Of
this State, is hereby notified That the plaintiG, Samuel
L. Gleason. has this eth day of December. A. y. 1857.
died his petition in the Coart of Common Pleas fer
Trumhu.I County. Ohio, setting forth that there is due
him frem the defendant. Thomas ". Wolf. on his
~promisory note given to the aahoning County Bank,
at Youngstown. MahOning County. Ohio. on The 18th
day Of May, ls55, for Twenty Eve Hundred Dollars.
Eith interest from date. Plaintiff further AYERS in said
petition, that said defendant gave to said Bank 4 GER
tain mortgage Of lands situate in Hubbard, County
and State aforesaid.) containing one hundred aud ten
acres Of land. and that said mortgage covers one full
and equal undivided half Of the premises described in
said petition. Said Mortgage was executed on said
lsth day Of May. 1855. aud received IN the Recorders
office said 18th day OF. May, 1855, a. 8 o'clock p. NJ
Plaintis further AYERS in said petition, that sIii Note
and Mortgage fer 4 valuable consideration. was duly
assigned to him by the Cashier "f said Bank at YounSs-
town. on the ed Of June. 1911. and that there is due
said plaintiff on said Note, secured by said Mortgage,
the sum OF Twenty Eve Hundred Dollars, with interest
from said May leth. 1855.
Said Thomas ~. Wolf Is hereby notified that unless
he answer, plead or demur to said petition. on or De
fore the 9th day Of March, lSJS. Judgment will he taken
by default. and a decree Tends, ed for the sale Of said
MOrtgayed premises, agreeable to.the prayer Of said
petitioner. u uCrCIlNS,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.
~ Humphrey Harsh.)
vs.. In Truntuii Common kie2s
Qs..o, -, aG -

oALACtA 1sf~s C-sc b.
BY virtue OF an order Of sale. issued out Of the Court
Of Common Pleas. Of .Trrnball County. Ohio, 10 mG
directed and delivered. / have levied on, and shall
expose to Public Sale, at the door Of the Court H3Es.s
in Warren. in said county, en-
Saturday. the 18th day Of February, 1855,
bet s-en the hours OF 10 O'clock A. u. and 4 o'clock p.
NJ Of said day, tbs following described Real Estate, 10
wit: Situate in FsraiHgtca, Township No d. in sAiG.
county Of Truntu.l, and Is known by parts OF LOIS Nos
3 and 81; lot % is known by being q part oS lot s3fs
said tosnship, and il bounded on the East, South and
West by the lines OF said lot, on the North by a lire -
be run parallel with the south line Of sSi3 los. and So
far north as to contain fifty acres 6 land. ALSa-2$
acres in said Township Ct FaraiEEton. beng in lotss.
bounded as follows: On the EsSs by land q Daniel
Davidson, South by the lot line, Nestby the west line
Of said lot, and on the Nersh By laES&deeded 20 Eden.
Wildnar. Jr, computed 20 coatsin - acres Of lsndi
BE- he same mere or lesa-
Excepting and rNsssvias there.ron two acres OF a
homestead, set of 10 Eliza Lee, which Is described as
follows, 10 wiz: ComRercing at the North-xeSt corner
Of q Lane cumming east from a north and south public
highway. which Lane is about % feet south o. The pres
emf dwelling OF Simeon Lee, on lot 43) thence EAST %
rods; thence Moth TO a post, so far tsat BY runHinKa
line west fom said point and parallel with said lane
to kaid hi shway, and thence South along the east h1s
OF Said highway 10 the place Of beginning, rs viii eozs
tain within said boundaries two acres or land on winch
Is the present dwelling house OF said Lee; said home
stead Is in lot No. p Appraised AZ S24 per acre. zfte-
making the exception above named. Ierms-Cash on
day 81 sale. A. B. LYMAN. sheriff.
Sherif's Once, Warren. Jan. i3 l-5e-5S-5,S-
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THE STATE OF OHIO, Trumbnll

n OU4HIF - VuCtVI fTOUdIt NclTIs Ic. I-lc-
The following accounts of Executors. Administers
tors and Guardians having been filed in the Office of
the Probate Court of said County. it is ordered that
the same he n vertised aud remain for examination
and exception until the 10Th day OF February next.
when the same will lie approved and ordered to record
if no exceptions are taken thereto, to wit:
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wArrer. November 4. -.
SOMETHING NEW.

COUNTRY MERCHANTS and PED
" E .-ho have been in the habit Of buying
their GIassrarc Of ClsveianI and Pittsburgh jebLing
houses. can have their bills dupHcstss b. calling At
-HeLGiH's Croeksry & G,as sSt0re. Main S.. Warren,
o.. anil tIrs save transportation and b~Feakage. Our
arrangements with the manufacturers are such that ae
can make it to your advantage to give uS = call.
ncfnher = ~
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Salem via Eden. n. Jackson, &C., closes Mondays and
Thursdays, at 2 y. m. and opens Wed L Sat > p m
Ceaton. via Duck Greek HanRahs Mills. &c. Aoniays-
closes At q y. m. and opens Fridays a. p m
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r EGAL NOTICE.
- Martin Mcrshoa5s,

Va Trg1b.u CO. Com. Pleas.
Mary MorehnGse, ct. all
Mary Norehorse viii take notice that a petition vas
died against her sud others on the 9is; i4y Of January.
1853, in the Court Of Common Pleas for the County OF
Trumhull and State OF Ohio, ~ Martin MSrehcuse. and
is now pending. wherein s.id Martin demands partition
Of the following Real Estate. to wit: Parts OF lots IS &
~ iI Greene Township in said Trumbuli County, and
known as the estate OF Iii AoreIouSe. deceased: and
that, AZ The next term Of said Court, the said Martin
will apply for IN Gr1er that partition may be Eade Of
said premises. Dated January 81, 1853.
K. B. BARNES, ATTY. for Petitioner.
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CTEEL PENS--Hincks. Wells & Cos

Steel Pens No %, aeSnowIe5gcd ~ every one
who has used them to ke the best in The market. Flat
Ivory and Wood pen holders. Gillotf's celebrated 81
pens, Mey sr's GIrEa Percha coated pen faArrs. Book
r.aH & LangdoR's, and a great variety Of the best
brands Of Wood peaeils. both plain and Ivory tips for
sale at wholesale and refill a.
STEW NgTtS N N-ry.. S,-.ct
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80 DAYS!
I! HEREBY NOTIFY ALL PERSONS
L who are in anywise indebted tie me. that IL the same
= not paid within thirty days from this date, the same
rill he lief: with an officer for collection PEI snns
wishing to settle will call on L. A. Wood. No. 10 Mar
set Street. or J. W. Stull. Ed. either OF which Is duly
authorized to settle the above accounts.
JONATHAN F. DUNLAP.
Warren. o.. Jan. 6. 1852.
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9ems gnttlligeHtt.
AND CLOSING OF MAILS.

Posi- CFFTcE, W,RRES, CEIo.f
January Il, iS5S.
F~r the present the several miiis al this o1ce will
close and open As follows:
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HISSOLuTIQN

dissolution.
~ The law partnership heretofore existing OF SUIT
lid & Tut.le. is by mutual consent this day terminated
All persons having unsettled acc,Guts wsth the part
Eership. are requested to call inn,=Ii- tely ah.i maize
settlement. at the OLD Office OF -'Sutlif l. Tuitie " with
Tutle d S,uII.
SUTLlFP & FUTILE.
Januarr Ist. Ia5e-ar
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EsNE",y

CANDY AND CONFECTIONERY ESTABLISHMENT
I B. DUNLAP, No. a & 8 Market 81 ),
~ Warren, o having quite recently httsa up an
entirely new establishment for TIE manufacture of all
kinds Of Candies and ConfectionaTies. and having IN
his employ the most skillful and experienced ~orS
men. is now prepared to oder a very superior article
OF flesh Candies. OF every variety, and at the loves
prices Gr0esrs and others in want az C1naies, cab
rest assured OF getting an article fresh and good
October 4. Is.L. j. Is. DINLAP.
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New Jewelry Store at Newton Falls

New Jewelry Store at Newton Falls
Mr.. J. W. SULLIVAN. formerly in j. Vsutrot's
establishment in this p!aee. has opened a Watch
and Jewelry Store at Newton Fails, where he
has a stock Of such articles as are needed in his
line. He isyako ready b correct the bad habits
of We tches which are ~ipeliaed 10 go wrong.
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GREAT

READY lad EoNNErs. al AND CIoAKs,
SELLING OFF AT COST.
TO give room for Spring Goods. at the
l. new Millinery Store. MiiI,kins' Elaek, Main
street. MRS. Z. W. MESSET, Agt.
Warren, Jan G. 50.
TYCLOPEDIAnf AMERICAN ELL.
~ QUEScE This is the finest cu,'ecuoh o.
speeches OF the Orators of America. ever ,Euyl She
1t contains a brief biographical memoir of each. and
IS illustrated Sith historical notes. The work is now
computed is two oct 4yo vols. OF $40 pa-'s each. with
elegent steel portraits Of the distinguished persona
grs- Those who have subscribed for the work Will
please call and get them. S6,th Law Binding. SI,tO
Cloth. At ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
Warren, Jan. 6. IS.
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Premium to New Subscribers.

the Nos. of the same Periodicals for 1856, will be fur
nished complete. DithsHf additional charge.
UlEke the more ephenfral Magazines Of the day.
these Periodicals. loose little by age. Hence. a full
year of the Nos. with no nmiss'onsJ for 1855. may be
regarded nearly As valuable as for leSs.
Subscribers wishing also the Nos for 1857. will be
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Cleveland G MahOning Railroad
49, ~ GsSaGsA
TIME ~TABLE-N0. 10.
To take effect on and after January 4, 1858.
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TPRsnittarces must. in all cases, he made direct
to the Publishers, for at these prices no commission
can be allowed agents.
Adires, LEONARD SCOTT &
Nc. 81 Gold street New York.
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EDGE TOOL SHOP. ENGINE. DC,

IL FOL SALE.
TIE subscriber being desirous OF moving to Kansas,
Offers at priv ate sale, hs shop. Eusiue aid Tools
The location is a good one for tn manufacturing and
sale Of Elge Tools. ami all necessary implements for
their manufacture. are centerei in this shop. The
property will be sold cheap for cash. or exchanged for
other property.
KENDRIcE Il. BARNARD.
Warren. Dec. liz .5s-3u.
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Justices and ConstabieS, Blanks.
f~ARRANTEE, MORTGAGE Il QUIT CLAIM DEEDS
sUMHoEs, sxEcuTsoSs, sOsrEsks- EIG.
Const2ntly on hand xnd for sale.
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These Periodicals. ably represent the three great
political parties of Great Britain-whig. Tory, and
Rstical out politics forms only ono feature of their
character. As0rgans of the most profound writer's on
Science, Literature, Morality and Rel gion. they stand.
as they ever have stood, unrivalled in the world Of
letters. being considered indispen gable to the scholar
and the professiUna! man, while to the intelligent
reader Of every class they furnish a moro correct and
satisfactory record Of the current literature of the day
throughout the worlG, than can be possibly obtained
from aay other source.
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HOLY LIVING. with prayers, o
IL tanning the whole duty OF a Christian. by Jers-
r-y Taylor, price 8 90, at ADAMS.
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THE WARREN DRY GOODS STORE.

ME are now receiving our stock of
w Fall and Winter goods. to which we would call
the attention Of our patrons and the public We have
purchased an unusually large stock of goods. which
is vel, adauied to the wants OF the people Of this yiein
ity. and comprises nearly everything belonging to the
Dry Goods trade. Our purchases have heen .nade since
the recent decline in gOods Occasoned By the pressure
IN the money market. and we are prepG.rei to oder in
ducements both in Low prices and Ia a complete and
we'll selected assortment Of goods. We invite the peo-
pie OF Warren and vicinity to call and examine our
stock. which is the largest, AID Comprises the richest
goods of any in Trumhull caunty, ami will be sold al
as low prices as any on tie Western Reserve.
PECK, BURWELL & CO.
Wtrr-n- 0crober Ia -
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POSTAGE.

The PosrAoE to any part Of the United States will he
but TceHtJJoar Goats = year for Lakewood. and but
Fezrieea Cents II year for each of the Reviews.
At the above prices the Periodicals will be furnished
for 1858; and as q
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Price 81 90 par bottle. For sale by & PEW,
=. A. SMITH. Warren; ENSIGN & wo0DW0RTH,
Newton Fails. Aad by Druggists generally.
Jan ~, IS5S-Is.
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NOW Is THE TINE TO SEBSCRIBE!!

N. b. The price in Great Britain of the five Period
icals above named Is s5i per amman.
As we shall never again he likely to offer such in
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JACOBS AMALGAM PENS.

AKRON 0
fT the celebrated PEARL and ELK
" Ton brsra,, for sale ~ Tue SACK, BARREL or
Load. WHEELING and P~ENNSYLVA~.A
SHsbsHd.d Currency tskeR at par.
Flour delivered to Town Customers free 81 chuge.
PACKARD * BAI;SUS-
Warren Oct OF 80
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THE EMPIRE STORE.
EDDINGS q MORGAN are now re
Il ceiying their FALL GOODS. Their stock is large,
ard the assortment cOmpi't e in every .iepartnien:-
WITH goods suited TO the season AMI he times-amony
which Iaay he fund the Renesi fabrics and most
iJGShieHa5ie styles, of TIE best qualities and at the
iOEest prices in the market. Cal avid see.
DDING e. N0RGAN.
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II EMPIRE STORE.

NASH FOR TALLOW, at the Stove
~ Store, four doors west Of the Bank.
TRACY
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FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY.

run - StJhi TINE oNEi-
WARREN FANCY DYEING and
w SECURING ESTABLISHMENT. removed to
Mrs Iessers Millinery Establishment, Aillikin's
New Block. Main STREET, Warren o.
W H. Crowther begs most respectfully to state that
he Colours all kinds Of Ladies and Gentlemens gar.
menis OF silk, Satin, SilS Velvet &c. Woolens, Wool
de LANES. Coburgs. Alpaccas. Parr1natas. g.. in a
superior Style. Brochr and other Shawls. &c.. Cleaned
and highly finished. Gentiemens garments CJrsnel in
a superior style, equal TO new. All work warranted to
gire entire satisfaction. W. II CROWTHER.
Warren, Jan. 81, lS52-tf.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-08-14
a Thriving Establishment--Fris and
Stephens.


There are many quiet. unostentations manu-
featuring establishments in this city, which,
though they occupy no expensive, snowy sIructi
nres, and attract no notice from the press with
yearly reports, are steadily pursuing the even
tenor OF their way reaping fair profits, and adj
ding to the good name and wealth or the city
Among these is noticeable that OF Frisby &
Stephens in Hewitts Steam Power Block,
manufacturers and Wholesale dealers in green,
roasted and ground coffee, spices, cream tartar
and mustard" under the name of Forest City
Coffee and Spice Mills"
Besides the articles manufactured. they sell
nutmegs, pepper sauce, baking powders, and
some other articles in that line.
Many families in the city, TO save themselves
from annoyance and loss of time, purchase their
prepared coffee and find it an economical ar
raGgement.
The establishment can now prepare for mar.
ket one ton of pepper day, and a ton and q
half of coffee, and the other articles, of course
in same quantity. Such is their situation, that
they can increase their capacity Just as fast as
business demands CieUetand Repiec.
We have used the coffee prepared by this es
tablishmeut for three or four years, with uniform
satisfaction, and very much prefer it to any that
can be prepared in our own kitchen
GEO. WILLARD, is the agent
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The Sufferings of Women.
Sfrenpfh fnr Lhe EeehLe

1t is to be feared that the snffcrngs of the
feeber sex are moderated because they are
borne so meekly and uncomplainingly They
have not been overlooked, however in that
great remedial system originated by Professor
Holloway. His Pills and Ointment are no less
potent in their regenerative effect upon the fe-
male invalid than in their curative action upon
the diseased frame Of man. Young women en-.
gagged 10 sedentary occupations, are debarred
from the outdoor exercise which nature de-
mands as a condition Of health, are subject to
great variety Of harFassing and dangerous
complaints. Digestion becomes imperfect the
blood impure, aud all the secretiye organs dis
ordered, in the absence Of physical exertion in
the fresh air. The results Of these derange-
ments are various. Sometimes the liver is tor
pid, the complexion sallow the frame emaca.
ted. In other cases dyspepsia, hysteria, help
less debility, eruptiens on the skin, sick head
ache, and terrible depression supervene. But
in whatever shape the mischief may be devel-
oped Holloway's remedies with proper atten
tion to diet and regimen viii speedily effect a
cure. The pills act specifically upon the sto-
mach and the liver. restoring to the gastric
jnice its solvent power and produeina regular
flow Of healthy bile. The main elements Of the
blood being now untainted, aud in full supply,
nutrition instead of poison circuates through
the VEINS the appetite returns, the aesh recovers
its 6rmness, and the complexion resumes its 70.
siness andtransparency. IL eruptions or botch-
es. those sad drawbacks to female beauty, indi-
cate an unhealthy condition of the skin and the
integuments, the Ointment by gently stimula.
ting the external vessels. opening the pores,
and promoting ineensible perspiration, will soon
remove the blemishes.
We feel assured. from all that we have read,
heard and witnessed Of the effects Of HoIIo.
ways remedies, as means Of relieving the phy.
steal pain and debility to which the fragile
structure and acute nervous sensibity Of woman
render her especially liable that they are the
best and safest medicines ever offered TO the
sex The heather mythology tells us Of nympha
aud demi.goddesses upon whom the celestial
powers bestowed the gift OF immortal charms,
bnt at this day the only way to preserve person.
a comelineas and prevent premature old age Is
70 keep thc blood pure aud the skin spotirns.-
Both these desiderata may be obtained BY the
use Of HoLLowAY's Pills and Ointment
london Ladies Nsppaper
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FnLuRE OF THE CIvcINN4Tr GRApE CRop

FhLuRE OF THE CINCINNATI GRAPE CRop
Within radius Of 25 miles Of Cincinnati
it is computed that there are 2, 500 acres Of
ground devoted to the cnlture of grapes
Iu favorable seasons the average of wine
per acre is 200 gallons, eqnal to 500 600
gallons as the whole crop for the section
described, worth, fresh from the press,
$500, 600. The failure Of the grape crop
is therefore serious loss TO the cultivators,
and we regret to see by a communication
in the Cincinnati Gazette that to the gen.
erol loss of thefrnit crop Of apples, peaches,
&c, in Ohio this, season, that Of the grape
is to be added
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FLoUk-Fiy bold sound parcels wheat continue seare.
sales 10 40 bs at 450f55 for sound super state f no f
unsound do 4S0D4s5 for sound extra state 950s 10 A.
unaound DO, l6004 20 ior auper western of com 10
med extra Wesier 5o05 80 for shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio le closing arm heavy and doop
log for uns0und.
WHEAT-afel less acliFe hat prices are without mate.
nal changs 600 bu ats4 ~ for Mil club l. l4l1l s
fsr red wlaeI wesiern o aasound white western
LIS iOl sound white Ind nud Canadian.
BARLEY "a Quiet at 64D65.
CORN-Maret dull and sound parcels lower aalos 800
Da af 1oD8tH of unsound % prime mixed westsn There
4 no daiered ,arcos 10 te laarhet 63090 white
~ % or ye llow Of AZ kinds.
14lltEttDull 81 I21l8fof Ohio and i542e for State
chEE5E--f1enfF and dull Il 15f1s.
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nnpuBIIoAN CONVENTIONS


District convention far tho aonination cf Republican
Candidate Congress- win be held at tho Court House in
Warren IN the conny Of TambulL on The 25h day sf Au-
raut iust Al 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
The Republican vote r snen,ber Of Congress IN 1866 wac
asecd upon BY the Congressional Central Committee as the
basis for representation from ihe Counties which compose the
District giving 70 each County Delogate for each Re-
publican vours nut for each fraction Of co. thereby
giving to lie couniy q Ashiabua 80 Dscgates Trumbu
County a5, and 8abonins %
Ths Doioszts nom AshA5aia County have been sppoton-
"A 70 & Ovrshps upon the Of the Repubsan
vo cast a Tie State Election IN he year lsss giving
each tovnship not less than Desaei the rcaut
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SENATOR SUMMERS HEAlrH--A cores
pondeut Of the r. York Tribune in a letter
dated Paris, July 26th says that Mr. Sum.
ner's physical sutferings, from the severe
opcration he has submitted to, are constant
aud that none OF the wounds or the neck
and back left by the six first burnings are
yet healed; these render every change of
posture painful, even slow walking is pain
fol and The motion Of carriage almost in-
tolerable, and his bed gives ouly.a cramped
repose, as the nature of his frewounds are
such as to forbid shifting position. This
state of things has lasted six weeks. New
features hav developed themselves in the
case, but are supposed to he purely owing
TO sympathy, aud not an extension of the
disease.
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HEAvT SUIT.--On the 9th, Mr.. George
Wilkes editor and proprietor of POrters Spirit
Of the Times. commenced an action against
james Gordon Bennett. for an article on scurri-
lous newspaper literature. published in yester-
days Herald, in which Porter's Spirit was class
ed with The alligator Of Stephen H. Branch,
and The Red Flag Of David wemyss JobsoD.
The damages are laid by Mr. Wilkes at $685.
O00
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rAA1leuLAa.ATrsy1los Is oALIEp % Oun
MASTER COMMISSIONERS Sale Of
Real Estate, Asbtabula Common Pleas.
June Term, 1858.
Executors Of 7. C. Stevens,

Augustus Bartholomew e. al
RY VIRTUE Of an order Of sale. dnly
~ issued from said Court in the above case directed
will offer for sale by way of public auction al the Of
Court House IN Jefferson Ashablls County. Ohio
day the 9Th day Of September A. D. 1858 between the hours
Of 10 end four O'Clock Of ad day the following described
Real Estate, 10 wit Situate IN the township OF Geneva
County Of Ashabua and State Of Ohis bounded and
described ss followE TO wit Known being in lot No t.
In great lot No 2 m said Township commencing at the South
West o lot Of land owned by VIM futile, and ar
ticied 70 French, running North hundred snd sixty
four feet q 81 st) thence WeF hundred and twenty
Eve feet l25 et) tn land owned 81 j. EdFon. thence
South to the Ridge Road hundred and ninety feet 90
feel thence East % feet tn the place Of beginning upon
wach lot tavern house and barn Appraised AZ 100000
WIN HENDRY,
July 81. 1852 ss0b 40 Special Master Commissioner