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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-05-28
DE ksUrg's No. 4
MANIPULATED GUANO.

NTE intend keeping on hand full supply
w of the above, composed Of Peruvian and
Phosphate Guanos, warranted Of uniform
quality Every lot is subjected to the inspe&
ION Of DR.. DAVID STEwART, Chemist to Mary
land State Agricultural Society, which is a
protection to the Farmer and a guarantee OF
its quality, and will be found upon eXamina-
ton, superior, as the analysis proves, to any
heretofore sold in this market. MIR. De Burg s
facilities and machinery for uniform manipua-
ton are superior to any other in this country.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-12
MONEY cures all diseases.

MONEY cures all diseases.
REPENTANCE always costs very dear
uSoccUPIED moments are dangeiO Gus.
SETTING down in writing is a lasting rnemory.
II a small boy is called lad, is it proper to
call a bigger boy ladder.
WHAT gentleman can, with any sense of pro-
priety, ask a tdt woman to lean on his arml
"Y"U are little bear, madam "Sirlr-
''Abcut the shoulders, mean madam"
MARTIN F. TUPFER has published new book,
entitled Brides aud Revenues of the late Rsop
Smith"
Is the ponds ofHayerhill, Mass, on Saturday
the ice was ten inches thick, and of the first
quality.
TnE Indianapolis Fire Department have under
consideration the project Of introducing horses
into the service.
THE statue of Daniel Webster has been lest in
the ship Oxford, which fOundered at sea on her
passage from Leghorn. -
drunkardl Because neither of them is satisfied
with the moderate use Of the glass.
TnREE rich rich farmers of western Massa.
ehusetts have been Yictimized by man peCi.
ding compost manure. They gave their sig
natures in favor Of the manure, and the rascal
wrote money orders over them.
THE Government Of Peru has paid So 900 to
this government for the benefit Of the sufferers
by the outrage at the Chineha islands, here
several american captains were pushed by bayo
net over the side of Peruvian frigate into the
sea.
The Boston & Lowell and Nashua & Lowell
Railroad Companies have been to an extra ex.
pense on account Of snow, thus Tar this winter,
Of fifty cents. Their expense up to the CORES.
ponding period last winter, was from 81 eco to
$500.
WAsHNsToN MoSUNENT-It Is rumored that
the Board Of Managers Of the Washington Mon1
ment, unable to raise sufficient funds to finish It
in the style originally intended, have concluded
TO build 1t up with brick and mortar, and plaster
It in imitation Of marble.
A young American lady in Paris threatens TO
sue President buchanan for breach Of promise :;
she says that dining at her fathers table years.
ago, he said to heF-sMy dear Miss, if ever
should be President. youishall Be mistress oTthe
White House.
THE city of Jeddo, the capital Of Japan, Is.
said to be- without exception, the largest city IN
the world. II contains SOC. 600 dwellings, and
the unparalleled number Of 900, 600 Of people.
Some OF its streets Jre sixteen MS in length.
which is equal 70 thpty.tWo English miles
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-12

THE 'FNE PLUs ULTRA" SINGLE MACHINE
We called the attention of our readers few
days since to the merits of this important in
yention, and again recur to it at the request of
the propretors to state that as their stay in this
city may be short, it would be well for those
interested to call soon and examine the machine
and its work
Knowing that all our readers to certain
extent, are interested in everything efFecting
the cost of buildings, We would remark that
we, too, feel that same interest in matters of
this kind and consider it our duty, as
journalists to keep our readers fully and
promptly advised of the improvements of the
age as they may como under our notice from
time to time, more particularly when anything
appears that, like the famous Woodwork Pla-
ming Machine, is liable to become monopoly,
and instead of beneftting the pnblic, serves on
ly to enrich the few at The expense of the ma
ny. For reasons of this kind, We should like
to see the Ne Plus Ultra Single Machine in
thehands of every individual OF firm, who has
asupply OF timber with steam or water power
to work it up.
AT the present prices paid for shingles, and of
comparatively very inferior article. the pro-
Ats on one of these machines for a single days
cork would amount to oper .1itiy dollars
One other very superior advantage belonging
to this invention, is that refuse blocks of wood,
which would otherwise be perfectly useless, can,
by it, be cut into number one article of
shingles.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-12
state FAIR.

Restiag Jor tie purpose Of procuring the State
Fair IN WhesIing-OPinions Of PersoasPr1s-
ent az to tie feasibility Capt Terry PrePc-
- to staEe eFe,poasi5ility."
The committee appointed BY the City Coun-
al. consisting Of NessrS A J. PanuelB John
Knote, N C. Arthur, A Seatterday and E G.
LETTERS, IN conjunction with the citizens and
members Of the North Western Virginia Agri-
cultural Society metat Capt Tsrry's Office
OnmOtiOn Of Mr.. A. ]. Pannel. John &. Bots
ford vas called to the chair, and \. G. Arthur
and W F. Peterson. Jr.. appointed Secretaries
Mr. Pannell, the Chairman Of the Council Com
mittee explained the Object Of the meeting, stat
ing the City Council had taken the inltiatOry
steps to propose 10 the Virginia State Assrleul-
turaI Sociefy 70 hold their next Annual Fair
here, bat did not believe the Council would
grant any peeahiary assistance The citizens
Of Wheeling, he expected, would respond IN
manner which would surprise many Tho sup
posed there would be any difficulty IN raising
the amount required
Mr.. Enote expressed his doubts and miSgiv-
ings as TO the Sufficiency Of our inducements to
get the State Fair here, remarking that we could
not have County OF State Fair IN the same
year, and asked for Information whether our
County Fair association would grant the use OF
their grounds, &c. In behalf of the n. w. Va.
Agricultural Society, Mr. B0tsfOrd remarked he
did not apprehend the slightest difficulty on that
point. that they would grant the use of their
grounds most cheerfully. MeSsEs. Nichols, Ed
wards and Norton also concurred- Mr.. Thos.
HornbroOk desired to know what was the re-
quired amount to get the State Pair here. and
thought Corresponding Committee should he
appointed to obtain that information. Captain
Terry stated that if 1t was any reasonable
amount he would pledge himself that II would
be raised, and that he was willing to bear all
the expenses himself if they give him the re-
ceiDts at the gate.
On motion of Mr. Jacob Hornbrook, the
Chairman appointed Messrs. j. HornbrOOk w.
E. Peterson, jr., DIR. A. s. Todd and a. j. Pan
mel committee to correspond with the officers
of the State Agricultural Society, to obtain all
the information pertinent to the subject.
On motion, adjourned to meet whenever the
Corresponding Committee were ready to re-
port
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-12

TuE saEsrrpALTY.-Tbis ancient, honorable,
exalted and profitable Office has now seven
American born applicants, who are all desirous
to hang the capital offenders and collect the tax
.es of this baliwick. The number seven has.
been charmed number from the seven wise
men of Greece, in row. down to the seven
candidates for Sheriff, all in row, in another
column. Then again, there's the rollicking
apOthegm of ''Bold Rory o'More," that there's
luck in odd numbers" from which great deal
of dry comfort may be extracted by the candt-
dates-bayin the puzzle as to who the luck is to
fall to:
We now have a candidate for each day in the
week-six seculars and one sabbitarian.
We propose to call the roll this day week
close the list. and parade the ''goodlie company"
through the principal streets for the inspection
of voters.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-12

TnE LONDON TINES DESCRIBED By CorEM-
PoBAEY.-The Times is called the 'Leading
Journal" by those who fear or fatter it. The
truth is the Tunes is simply commercial spec
ulation like the tailoring business of Moses &
Son. Literary articles in the Times are always
trash; but its political articles are supposed to
be models of style. They are about as good as
lnclodramatic thunder can be- They are rather
excellent Anglican than excellent English
Thee used to be in Holland, Q hundred and fifty
years ago, French style which was called the
Refugee style. Without being an absolutely
bad style, it WIS not genuine French. Tie
Times helps to corrupt our language just to the
extent that it is more Anglican that English in
its political articles. In structure and sound,
the periods of the Times are sort of trunca-
ted 'Johnsonian. The rule at Printing. house
square seems to be never to venture beyond
pithy platitudes These, seasoned with fami.
liar quotations from the Latin grammar, and
presented with an oracular air, tell immensely
on the mind of the shop.keeping Englishman,
who wants good deal Of noise for his money
The [LondOH) StdteSmdR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-12

JUDoE CLAeeErT, OF IowA-A Modern .let.
trie'.-The following are the charges made
against Judge olaggett, of Iowa, who has been
arraigned before the State Legislature:
Judge Claggett is charged with having alter
ed the cath Of jurors from the form prescribed
by law, and that, too, in order to bring them
under the surveillance THE court.
With having required excessive bail from par
ties accused, in violation of the Constitution Of
the State, andagainst It's express provisions
OF having refused bail TO parties accused,
when by the Constitution and laws they were
entitled 10 Il.
Withdrawing Illegally, and without authority,
ordered citizens into custody and confined them
to the public prison, and this. too. upon.a mere
verbal order. not written or Of record.
With having extorted from jurors Verdicts by
threats Of Imprisonment.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-12

TELEGkAPaIc NEWS-The news IN the tele-
graphic column win be found Of considerable
interest, embracing as It does, the appointment,
names, &c, Of the Special Committee who are
TO take Leeompton in hands and show It up,
pro or cen, just as It may suit their faDcieS, or
perhaps more properly speaking, their interests
among their constituents.
The committee stands thus NoETH-HaTTis
Of Ill, fobsirnan.) BoTTiu Of vt. Wode of o.,
WaUridgs of Mich, BENEFIT of y 7, White Of
Pa, Adams Of \. j.. Bg5Fngtoa Of Mass, and
RusssI Of n. Y.-9 in number. Prom the Scum
Stephens of Ga, Leeber of Va, Quitman of
Miss, Winslox of n. C. Anderson of No., and
Stephens of Ky.-s IN number.
Those in italics are all who are known TO be
opposed to the constitution; 50 that we may ex-
pect report of nine in favor and sig against
LecOmpton-which, in all probability. viii leave
the matter just where 1t started.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-12
Tine Guar PrDrsTnlAS Fear AT BUFFALO, N

Y.-The Adeertiser says:
Tho:taan Elson completed his one hundreL.
hours at 10 o'clock on Saturday night. From
O'clock on Tuesday evening he had been walk
ing without cessation, and the terrible tax upon
his system was becoming evident during the
last few hours of his task. The Express thus
describes the closing scehe "Elson failed du.
ring the evening very rapidly, and stimulants
were employed to keep him up. At times he
would move bFiskly, keeping step to the music,
and at others nearly fall from fatigue. His legs
were considerably swollen, and his face showed
marks ofsevere service, and indeed, emaciation,
although he had eaten his meals regularly, and
with zcSt. Once, shortly before l2 o'clock, FL.
son fell, but recovered himself, and staggered
through the weary minutes until the umpire said
time" when he dropped as suddenly as If shot.
He was partially insensible for while, but the
attentions of two physicians revived him, and
he was conveyed to hotel and put to bed and
allowed to sleep less than an hour. when he was
awakened, and again permitted to rest. This
course, we understand, was pursued all night,
and he was as well as could be expected yeSter.
day" While it is well 70 know to what limits
human endurance may reach. and how long the
weary muscles may perform uninterruptedly,
we hope that such exhibitions Of the brutal ele.
ment in human nature may not be frequent"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-12

Ma. CLEMENS DOES TnE CLEAR TnISo WITH AN
OPPoSENT.-In tho Washington correspondence
of the N. Y. Post, we fiud the following tribute
to Mr.. Clemens
It ispleasant to record an act of generosity
in the proceedings in which the passions and
prejudices Of members are much infiamed.-
Clemens, Of Virginia, whose conduct since he
first took his seat has won the respect aud re-
gard Of every one, had paired of, until eleven
o'clock, with an Ohio member, who arrived
about half past twelve, having made all possible
haste to get here before the calling Of the roll
c:mmenced. but was little late His vote be-
Ing objected to, Clemens Withdrew his own vote,
amid expressions of That's right" from ali
parts Of the hall.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-12
BEBEE'S
YENTILATED. SKY. AnInsrINa SILK HAIL

yTTR have ths day received from Nsv Vert. Behes,s
Spring syie SIX Hats, and take pleasure IN iatrodae
ing this Improved q Ventilatn Eene1ens hats. and
making them so 70 tie head his Esntat0n 10 ade by
admitting the air between the leather and ne bdy % M
hat and passing Of the e8nstng circulation
air through Tie leather q 20 constructed - - enform
. the shape OF the tor-hsah the hat = pat
thereby relieving tire hea eoul the nplsaBlnty
and 80 much cpmpiained % n an ssns hats, ana
ing the SIX Hat 70 be pabie and The Sof Felt
Hat and lar more eo1afortabs. iuasrnIc - Its
ated. exceedingly Light, aud equally dlFahis hats ul
In tie ordinary tseutcIne invited ell
smlns. lIanBl 6sDSHARPER SONS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-12

Ma. DAVIS WRITES a LETTER OF DEcLtNATIoN.
As might have been reasonably expected, the
Hon. II. Winter Davis has declined speaking
before the University boobies of our State, who
SO grossly insulted him. He writes calm, dig
niied letter to these nigger-bound literati-from
which We extract the folloWing-in which he
refers forcibly and most scathingly to the way
in which they have outraged that great idea of
Mr. Jefferson's, upon which the University was
founded. Mr. Davis says:
No one ever dreamed that "political and sec
tional" consideration could outlaw its citizens,
OF that within its sacred precincts any was enti
tied to ask the creed or country of any conner.
To hold the same views about the republic had
from classical days been a link of friendship
among statesmen, but different views about the
republic were never causes of exclusion from
the halls of science and letters. It remained
for gentlemen of the University in this day to
win a title to the glory of Marius-P rimus itLe
erempI,tm proscriptionis inrenit The correct
ness or incorrectness of my political opinions
is of small moment to any one; but that the
University which Jefferson dedicated to freedom
of thought, should refuse to tolerate in one of
its alumni the faults of that freedom which he
learned under its auspices, is of deplorable sig
niicance.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-12

WILL BE ALLOWED TO EAT MEAr.-The last
number of the Freman's journal On. Y. Catho-
lie paper) announces that the Popeha granted
induIgehtes to the Army and Navy officers of
the United States to eat meat during the APP
preaching season ofLent.
In'a political article the same paper always
heretofore strong administration says:
SIT is stated that John B. Haskin, of New
York, is one of the Democratic Congressman
who declines obeying the crack of the whip, or
boIstering the Lecompton fraud All honor to
Mr. Haskin, who thus evinces that heis the free
Representative of the Democracy Of his district
not elected by fraud, and bargaining to be an
ofice.begger or clairn-agent for a handful of his
constituents"
And again.
Robert j. Walker, Ex-Governor of Kansas,
is in town. Enjoying clear Conscience. an un-
stained honor, an unbroken faith, and the sin
cerc respect ofrall intelligent friends of Free
Self Government, he ought to be happy man.
| Fred P. Stanton, late Secretary of tho Terri
| tory of Kansas, has addressed to the ucople of
the United States manly and dignii,' Il letter.
1t is calculated to create very unples ant sem
| timcnts in those who wish to excuse tie recent
action of the Federal Executive in regard to
/ Kansas
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Trusteess Sale.

y : ~. - n = Ru,,eIi, We
y \ afeIRee Ar oteTs - e teaTinr iats Jly "a.
snd q record n Ohio County, - Dere Bees -
eterf9 sale tie following deseTiotd
lsfe1 - he original plat - NoFt We =.
AIsss pots, uI.ii ssas1Ilejl ana an
cintty. &C., 81 ulU0 ~ brtoug4nE - aaid 49,
on FeJSon4ble terms. Possession eyel 1lS,
lls13 APplxig + Q. AeA 9. ~ -
DGRHAyEs HOLLAND BIILERsi@7sst. Es S-aSS-,A
ID dfel5 = = g9l.sse4 s-t' y, -
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MAY ELECTION.
RHERIFEAIV

H. lsIELElaEIcEl-IEeas - p-iIiIsre ofar--,..
olE eel knpun a11 repElsr Ill., eitilel ARCFITST5
AkklAs - = eln1L1ais ior tAe llIfI = - -
e - 49, lse.lII cIIILEsE
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NuNoEE. Indian. .Inn. 1a. ,6s.

NUNcEE, Indiana, Jan. IS; SO.
DEAR SIN: There has hot been an application
for divorce in the name Of -. in our court.
but think we have divorced one.haIf Of the
citizens of your State, and If we have good luck
we will, guess, finish your State and Massa
chusetts in few more years.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-12

MIS-, RoBIysoS, the "veiled murieress.H Il
Employed in knitting stockings at Sing Sing pris-
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For Rent

~, 49, ~. 49, ~ ~ 800 - FeIlee tati
fgTatioa appiY ). r seoSt. ~ Ma z-rz e 1sr
NIehosa- q tlss prellIssa- t-la-Ir
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y. ,. EusDzssEns,1D- - Hul11lE1 ~. HUIIIuEs
DENTAL SURGERY.
FONDENBERG& HOILIHENS,
: : '--'-1-. ! NEW Finn. :

DRS. BARILETF 4 WTNCFIELI, DenlfSts itI
<LittpIinEVa
Dr.. Winehsn being eoupeIedh ~ his rapidly ineFrrsipG
busneSS 70 add his facilities Doing te sane, takes
peasurefn informing HIS Eien1s sd te Pable that lshsS
formed business eouneeti0n WITH y. 3 aFtisn y. D.,
zho has had tbs Dn
tai profess4sn-
Drs B. q W prepare q peEforn every oPeEatoeia
SurEtAl and Mechanical DsnttstyaFs familiar Uh, aa4
praet1e AL tie latest 81 tie Dehfa AK lnd
glfantee that for bv8uSF ,durats and practical nty
thelr AFti1eial Teeth han uoe ts SURPASSED
PsFsOns who have dehrd the8elTes the pielsuFe 1nd
comfort of AFtileal To Fead g SER.
during he neeessEy preiuinaIy eEtae-
to 81 tie cd tet and Informed Inst - ~
ole In nest eases t AaglESSS - al teeth are
new sktEaeted WtthOltpain-
Auy fnfoTnation RtVee appeTta1ng % their Voisl-
tion they viii Be pleased q give gratis.
Hease eal and examine Specimens % Artificial Teeth.
~ once oPen a. an tolrs- srVls
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COUNTY COURT.

NHlSlE- EnlIo.1s-Fleass snno1nes n ~ el,s5s,
~ re-eeettun - CE - - CsllT Can q q -,
- tas snf1iag Nay lertisa- las no NccoLLOcH
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FOR RHERGFF

No. EgII1EEs-F1ease ann-u1ee Our uoEfhr -,
y - y HQCefENs, - ~ Ilie1eaGrat easdsisse n
fsiS M EiJ0zrTT o. VO11as
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-12

wuAr DOUGLAS wAsnmesoS oRsAx HAs TO.
sAY.-rhe Washington States of February 9th
has a leader on the Leeompton question, which
contains this forcible paragraph
The old adage says, .'marry in haste and re-
pent At leisure.9 If this Acknowledgement and
consumptiye Lecompton constitution, however
padded up and paited for the bridal occasion, be
welded by the Democracy, the latter will have
soon and sudden a lengthy widowhood for re-
pentsnee, It will behold the project of its man
hood OTerthrown, its household goods leveled,
and the very foundation of its hopes blasted for
the offspring begat of the temporary union viii
all have in them the seeds of that constitution
wrecking disease, which no healing power can
eradicate, nor fate itself alter Uuder any err
eup1slanees, the disease only can be prolonged.
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REronr CounrEous-We tind &c followinr

pointed Item IN the Philadelphia Press
"The Washington Union is the fit organ Of
the despotism in Kansas The writer Of the
late articles in that paper, having tried first, TO
show that the Constitution of KANSAS must 20 to
the people of Kansas, or else that fraud could
be successfully charged upon the Democracy,
and second, to domineeF over and denounce al
who would not agree to an exactly opposite pol.
icy, now tries his hand at low personalities I'D.
on the Press. We have been assaiIed from ear.
ly life by Mr.. Buchanan's enemies, and We think
We shall survive the attacks Of bis trieada"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-02-12

Mrssns- Err1ozss-Fs-ass aaoSlneso-a - a ea.s,s,,.
The sPr4ng Eisetioa- lEbll EAIL- IHWiS.
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A Rich LErrBR.-A resident of Syracuse, New
York, whose wife had left him, and gone West
for the purpose Of obtaining divorce, was de-
sirous ofascertairing when the divorce was oh
tained, and wrote to several county clerks TO
inquire whether the divorce was granted in their
counties. The following is a copy OfOne of the
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Trusteess Sale.

Irusteess Sale.
LlH virtue - sd o. frast eEeelied - ne y ~
II knoglss, dated February 10 1888. and reeorra y =
1eed Bol q, ~ paee -, ill oGer for s,ls - :,
tnu ~ tie front oor tie COaFt Iduss - said
Alandays March lst, 1855, ~ n o'eioGk ~ eaS
Piece o. pare % rolnd adi0thine III ada!oa , -
hefllnEs lad Olt ~ A1ose8r ~. Ch1rlne an1 -
approved and eoufruie1 ~ Iohn ESlS tte plt % 4,
aditIou = % reeord tie GleFk5 Oiee q fad eoI
Deed Beck 90 pase 2I8o and boGnde1 - fooEa, e
1eginnnE he y. r epFner - EIrst an1 Mercer
= SAID additions thence = ToS deg = 10 ieel
W ueE. = ufeetf ttenee n 90 ls
II - said hTstcolrse; thense 8 19l de- v
II - TIE said second course . he bessnnng.
49, y s q 81 ess q s's ffI EOH
fsues-iss - TTe.tss.-
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Trnsteals Sale.

4EuSBSG-S 0aASs
by virtue % DEED 90 Trust fF1n RiehaF5 kooss.'
~ RatFiek 1eGFanAhan, RabaEt OAmhsm an Antas,,s
eated The 90 daE - 1s, ls =. aEa
once % Ohio eoaty Ci1rt. i9 peel B3lE y, -
- VII eI Tor sals ~ publG sEttpa a. re frlt -.
g &c CeaFt t9lse o SD g It. N5aiag, -
leses ~ II octoek p1Ft % ne p-opeFty e.sg
- neby sail deed, ani is tlls Described thegeia:
nnE ~ an5ter point IN t- EtstFn lins % NeFesf
lLn tors adtsn 70 South Wks-ltnel eEtenfels
=, lo3 fret from the sIuaaEast eoTaeF - Lot
On EoG street. IN 50 nh Whe-itaE thenee u DEF = -
teeA @ painfs tenes Ig5f deg. " oO feet . ne
taenee ~ ~ deg. W 100 fset ponf tenes y ls -
= !ot feet g ne beEiunag. O,itatIng abolt = 20
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