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SALE.

J0An hiiIih,
vs.. In TrIatull Corm9n Pte1z.
John CIsn & wife.)
b virtue OF an alias order of sale. in the above enl:
tei cause. issuei out Of the COur. Of Common Pleas Of
Irumhun County, Ohio. TO me directed and delivered.
! have levied on. and shall expose 10 public sale. as
lp0n execution az law. at the door Of the Court House.
IN Warren, in said county, on
Saturday, the Sth day of January, 1859,
between the hours OF 20 o'clock A. NJ, and O'Clock P
VI OF said day. the following described Real Estate,
to wit: Situate IN Rowland. Township No. 4. IN the
third Ransc Of Townships in the Connecticut Western
Reserve, in the state Of Ohio. AMI which is also IN the
County Of Trumhull, and is known by part OF lot No.
~ in said Township. and is bOnnled as follows. viz
Beginning g; a post standing in the centre Of the road
sixteen ro-s FIVE links south 2lS west from the north
gest corner of land in said Tot decided by jacob Per
kins To Warner Young, June ~, 1859. and at the south
vest corner % iand contracted hy said Warren Young
to Ira naSk'uS: thence east thirteen rods to q st-se:
thence V -%i- r. parallel with said TOal tyO chains 10
i'uk r to 4 stake TO the southeast corner OF Ira Hawk rs
land; thence Eest on said Hawkins south line thirteen
Iois TO tie place " beginning. being , rods III Wii-h
from north 20 south. and contains one hun-lr-d snI
four square rods Of land. s-d is the sans idsi decided
v Warren Young q wife TO John Graf. < wife, june 30.
iS53. Appraised at $50. T~eTG s-Cssh.
A Il. LYMAN. Sheriff.
SheriHls Office. Warren. Dec :, IsS--5g-lb3.
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SALE.
In unhull
Common 2lels.

CRAB. R,tiv;a. Common SIsls.
By virtue OF an execution. in the above entitled
cause. issnei out OF Tie Court of Common Pleas o.
TrumhUli COun-5, Ohio, - ne directed and delivered,
! have levied Upon and shall expose TO public sale,
at the door Of the Court nsuse, in Warren, in said
County. on
saturday the 25th day ofDecember, 1858.
between the hours If 10 o'clock, A. VI. and { O'Clock,
p. VI. n said cav. the follo~inz described Real Estate
Of the DESCENDANTS, tn Wit. situate IN Vernon toErship.
Cann-cticui Western R-sery-. IN the Stale OF ohio, ard
which ia also in the COu"ty ofTmtnbuli. and Is known
by icing honndei and described az fillnws. On the
West by lands o. IIorace y lt-s; N the North by lands
Of James thompson: on the East by lands Of the
widow C"e: nnl on the S1Lthly the ce-t"r Road bad
ing from the center OF Johnston, 10 the center Of Yer
non. AMI containing within said boundaries. ten (iOl
acres of land. he the s1ae more or lcSs. Appraised AZ
Sll per acre. Terms, cash, on Day OF sale.
A B. LYMAN. SbsriE.
sheriIs Office, NARRES, Nov. 9IIh, '5s-5S ass.
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AHERGFF''S SALE.
- Guard. o. Charles J Bowel eI al
rs IN TrumhulI
] cob Rn.rsnn u al Cnmmnn PIra-

~ - a. y BLlk40L 7 sGa7
By vir,ue OF an alias order ~ sale in tn above en-
utl-d cause. issued cut Of the Court Of Common Pleas
o. IrUm4 uii County. Ohio, to M directed aud deli
verei. | have iegisi Glon and shall expos TO public
>a'e ss the law directs 81 the door Of the Court liCuse
IN Warren, in said Comfy. On
saturday, the Sih day If January. 1859,
b=;Ween the hours Of 10 O'clock l.. NJ. aai4 VI 4
defendant Rnbes0h. to wit: Situate in we7th-rsdrid.
being township uurlher three in the third rarre %
townships in n. CcunsetieutW " estern Reserge- ~ he
STATE OF Ohio. ana winch Is also IN he County Of Trum-
lulu. and j. Eno~n hy part 81 TIE Great salt Sariug
Tract. he!sg Twelve acres AMI f'riy SIX ro1s OF ianl
described IN the deed from the almiui-trstors Of L.ws
Hea.On TO Jacob RShesGn heariRs date the 2-th day q
0etoher lr5o. and RECORDED TrcHbuli County Records.
Boo G., pages - and g. u which record rei4rsEce il
had for q more perfect description.
Also lt -. A. numbered in the village plst OF Miles.
Alsnt the uaii vided iSG-thHds Tart o; lots sixty three
and sixty six s3 AMI 6) rs numbered in the village
plat Of Mics.
Also the interest Of the said Jacob Fobesoa in the
warehouse lot in the village Of Niles. on which j. he
wars-room rev occupied Is James warl & Co sup
posed an undivided half ti-rcof held hy derd from the
executors Il Warren iie1ton. deceased.
Also the undivided interest OF Jacob Roheson IN 10,
htty- seven nthe village plat Of Niles. held b. Contrast
OF John Mcdonald.
said foregoi ne described real estate has been duly
]aPpraIsei a. follows. The ir-t described icce &c ng
Twelve acres and fortv-siX rods Of hnal az four hun
dred and ninety collars e 1850 in money; and the Sc
coni described piece Of iand. being lot y. at eight
hundred dollars (9-tt) aud The Interest Of said Role
son in th- wsrphause lot q irpasei 70 he an urdiviieF
half thereby at three hunir-d dollars $500 ard the
ludivided interest Of aid Robson in said lot hfty
seven to te worth anil % tn value Of hftv-Hve dollars
lSbS:l and he undivided two thirds nart Of sad 20
number sixty three. 1t stXfy-six and Gj no q liars
(sT6. 5C) sud said undi,idrd twothirls part Of said
lot No sixty tx 1T one n1nlred and twenty five dol
lars (Si@5) TERMS Cash on day Of sale.
A B. LYMAN. SheFiE.
By @. A. HARMON. Deputy.
Sheriff 5 Oeice. Warren. Dec. q. a.
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LoEpsrowN. Dies. 1855.

MeSSrs. Editors III obedience to a resolution
passed by the Association at its last regular
meeting, We desire to extend through the col
umns ofyour paper. an invitation to the coming
session of the Trumbull County Teachers Insti
tute, to be held in Warren. Saturday. the 25th
of Dec, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, at the High School
building. We cordially request the attendance
of ali interested in Education.
Dr.. W. H BRowS
II. 1. WILLIAMS
Dr. GILMORE
J. NJ LEAFS
S +. DEfuRD.
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All-Aea > 800
1 hereby certify ihe iD.e-oiaE 70 as a cor
returned Define neat 5y tie TFtI-ar-r o. -
1aN,s iase SiaEe been itil.' AMT a. ti- 20
sila- sist Un tar DaYiicste 81 Ia aud
CO Iectly - rr1u wI,H tIirty per ce-tla p
seat Nttr.
Notice IS therefore herebg given, thrtthr
70 rT!y, O.. sIII Ast coItsisel. 80 So ui..i'
gEa : Il thereon, ~iIi lie suid II The inqHl
Of nl -, is.9. ~ -u. COuuiy rre..sCref.
UlClM -r TN. l-Jf.
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NEW AMERICAN CYCLOPEDIA.

~ The 2d aHd 81 volumes are just received at
ADAMS. where subscriptions are taken. ami the OILY
way u 80 be h1d; Il vii be completed in Is octave
vols. 80 double column pages, at 50 Oh per vol, il
ylrt. $50 IN Law binding.
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DRUSHES.-The best assortment OF
- Hair and Cloth Brushes. Dressing Corabs, Raw
Horn Buffalo, Fine Ivory Combs. Raw Eo-n Fine.
Combs, ant all kinda Of Pocket COnhs in t9En, cRabs|
Loanh az IL sIEMARI,s 10 M,rk.. sIrc.t.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
- William Palm
John j Gpnui1r ani silly

By virtue OF an order Of sale. In the above entitled
cause. issued out OF the Court OF Common Pleas Of
fTuIniull Counts. UhiO. TO me directed ami delivered.
I have levied upon and shah expose to pnI!ie sale.
~ upon execution az law. at the door OF the Court
House in Warren. Trumhul Couniy, or
Saturday. the Sth day of January, 1859,
hetveen the hours OF 10 o'clock A. VI. aud ]. ", the
ioliOsibg described Real Estate. to Wit Situate ia
NarTe= ro-o Plat. township numrer four. IN tae fIh
range Of townships in the Com sc;isut Western Re
serve, in the STATE OF Ohio. and Etich il also ia the
County Of TramAuh and IL known 10y the north east
end q lot 80. =. and is Loun led as folio a. viz: BE
ginning nj the Rorth east corner o. lot No. (sO twenty
seven. thence south along the east line Of said let Af
" one ;eet (jf) thence vet n rolls; thence north hf-
~ oue feet g T. 10 the north line of lot = thence East
~ eleven TOds 10 the place OF beginning; containing
ali the lands ard trnemrnis within said bonn larieS,
reserving tao rods in width OF the east end f5r an 81.
ley or street for the use OF lois 25s ~ and %. he the
same more or less. appraised a. S525. TERMS
-ash on doy Of sails A.. n. LYMAN. Sheriff.
By c.. A. HARMON, Reruty.
sherir's o1ee. Warren, Dee 3. 'Ss-5s-4.l3
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GREENE
IGEOSTOWN
III
WARREN
CHAMPION

Dean William , 81
NcLain Thomas 5 JOB
MnSser Isaac . "
NcCollum Rosert 5 81
Neir jonathan > 80
NeG > II
5 II
,r--,,;.ns I,.nes. 5 q
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4 NEGAR..

I'm t5HA 2Gs
Warranted Pure and CnSislfesStsi. AID -
S4pE PICKLES FOR YEARSJ.
The sare shs, ! have seId g e Hsaio-ssy Of tss sass.
- racers fF sSelTs years past, asi Vhfos has
THREE FIRST PREMIUMS,
: Psans s,sss Fa.r.. an aos o5s-lsT L. .Ls ssxI.
rs trade a.
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
PLEAss eEbER DfREST
Terms essh-
a.. BALL0U,
rs. We.er slrsef.
se.zeen snishasl sni Grant, PrTEssrSssS
Oct se-su.
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DES. CULVEEWELL
D n M A n on

4 MEDICAL ESSAY or A NEW, CERTAIN AND
RADICAL CURE OF SPERMATORRHGN sc.
WITHOUT TIE Use OF INTERVAL NED
ICINES. C1UTERIZATIoN. OR ANY
MECHANICAL A~PPLTANCgs
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HARTFORD
KTNSkAN
LIBERTY

Black ----..S
Carlton Francis
Holden
Sutton .-.-..-2
Thorn Sarah and SOphronia.
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ubu CJaI,y. War n Oa'o. Dcce.lier 9Th, lrI5-
rst .is- a. al the Ltlds. Town lots AID rea! property,
Count. in january, lSiS. '>&cept hose on aEich tts
-.s,lls description q! s@Hi lands, toSn lois, oSt.ts The
The axe, % tn preceding yea. have been cllrEst
.uaIty o. such .axe,, together with AL taxes OF the I!e-
hole OF th- scversI tr.c-s or lard town lots IN real
h.r,af a,wtl I've Necessary 10 pay the ttyss aud pei atty
use IT, -aiE County. on It.. Sc,C~d Nuud4H tt j s-yl
Ia. IS IL. tax-s 1uE H,u4!iy are psjt he'cTe jsgt : me.
CilbLES X HUNF fOIsts ~-riirsr-
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VILLAGE LOTS AND REAL PROPERTY.

SAVES. vnl.., pat. o S S,a 70 s 959fGI p, Font Ess D Sfss TOD PoS
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Agents for TrumJull Co. Dealers supplied 1T nan
Il 'arturers price,
WARREN. Nov, Eth. J7.IV
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1858-04-13
Further by the America.

HALIFAX AprlLlU.
FRANCE.-The Paris Con Stltutionel
has an article in large type on the En-
glish alliance. 1t expresses most friend
1y sentiments throughout
The Bourse was quite animated on
the 25th, and the rise in funds decided.
A line of rail about to traverse the
west coast of France, is clearly a strate.
gle more than a commercial project.
Petitions for a reduction in duty on
sugar and coffee, are pouring in.
The Minister of the Interior has or
dered the artillery in the towns Of
France to be dismounte9 and deposited
in the arsenals. The plea for such an
order is that they are to be replaced by
others in a better condition. The in
preston prevailed that the guns were
removed lest they fall Into the peoples
hands in case of a rising.
SPAIN Some slight disturbances
had occurred at Valencia, but were qui-
eted.
Doubtful rumors of disturbances at
~Sarragossa. The government had pre-
scented a project for abolishing slavery
in her colonies.
Count Cabour sent a very energetic
note to Naples on the refusal of the lat
ter to give up Cagliari,
RusslA.-Great agitation in Russia
in consequence of the opposition of the
nobility to the emancipation Of their
serfs. Many great families had fed at
St. Petersburgh in fear of their lives A
camp of 0,0o0 men is to be formed n
Poland in May, it is considered as a
manifestation against Austria
TURKEY.-Eight hundred Montene
grains violated the Austrian territory,
and penetrated Herzegovina. Four hun
drod entered Suternia aud burned every
thing. Turkey refuses to submit to the
treaty for the navigation of the Danube.
Several regular corr 8 are being organ
lied in Bostia by wealthy bergs.
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A wife worth Having

A correspondent of the New York
Times in writing from WATERFOWL, JEFF
erson county. n. Y, says:
Early on Sunday morning, three pris.
oners, named Wilson, Eddy, Missile and
Ward, by feigning the sickness of one OF
their number, got the jailor at this place,
Mr.. Baker, in their power, gagged and
b ind him, and locked him in a cell
This done, they robbed him of his mon
ey taking their leave, when they were
'sbrought all up standing" by beholdiDg
the %jailor's little wife pointing at them
through a railing, a loaded revolver, aud
calmly Informing them that1she would
put a bullet through the first man who
attempted to come forward. A CONVEX
sation something like this, followed;
; PR1soNEn-The devil you WILL You
don't know how to shoot it.
Mas. BAKER-Try it and see, if you
like I have been praeticing with this
pistol for the past few days, aud / prom
Use you 1 will kill the first man who
comes forward.
PRIsoNER-Well, if that's your game
well be quits with you. Now, take your
H
choice, young womau-either let US pass
out in peace, or submit to have your
husbands brains knocked out against
the walls of the jail. Which do you
like best? Perhaps that won't be gay.
nor nothing, just to see him laying out
there cold and stiff, with his brains lay.
ing around He haI-d-d pretty
picture, amt it :? ID pretty wife
you, amt We, to get your husband killed.
Come, now, what dye say? Let US out
and it'll be all right-won't ye? GAnc
the speaker moved forward a steP.]
Mrs. BAKzR-IHef, first man a0ho step
over that sill dies
And there that brave woman hell
those men at bay for something like hal
an hour, until help came, and they wer
driven into their cells.
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CINcrxNATI & MAcKINAw RAIL ROAD.
Feeling an interest-not pecuniary,-
becausait can scarcely be said that we
have a peanzliary interest anyachere-in
all that relates tothe development of
the truly great D%atural resources of
North W estern Ohio-it affords US much
pleasure to re-publish the following item
from the Celina StGndard, as evidence
that this great work will be prosecuted
in earnest. The Cincinnati and Mack
NAV we regard as beingeamong the most
important north and south roads that
have been projected:
G. & NJ. B.. R-The Board of Direc-
tors of the above Road met at Green
vile, on Thursday last, to open the bids
for the ~grubbiog. grading and bridging
said road from Greeuville to this place.
There were some forty bids received for
the work-several of which were for the
entire line. The board being DESTROYS
to let the contract to the lowest respon-
si5le bidders, adjourned to the goth,
when the result will be made known and
the awards published.
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TIE hSHkhND UNI0Ns
HAL1FAx, April 9

E
The &. M. Steamship America, from
Liverpool on the morning of the 9Th
ult., arrived this afternoon.
GREAT BRITAIN.-In the House of
Lords on the 25th, Malmsbury refer
ring to the case Of the British engineers
al Naples, said that Mr.. Watt had ar
rived in Epgland and that Parks would
have been liberated on bail.
A medal is to be granted to all troops
serving in India, and a clasp for Delhi
and Lucknow.
In the House of Commons it was an
nounced that Government had no mate
rails before that to justify the prosecu-
ton of the directors of the Western
Bank of Scotland.
Mr.. Hestry announced that Govern
ment had no intention of introducing
any measure in regard to the passage of
towns and local dues on shipping this
session.
DIsraeli moved for leave to briug in
a bill amending the Government of In
dia, and explained its provisions. Its
general features are similar to that of
the former Cabinet. Leave was grant
ed.
/ Tho appointment of Pellissier, as ann
bassador from France, gave very gener-
al satisfaction in England. The Times
Paris correspondent believes Pellissier
to be a warm partisan of the English
alliance.
The log of the frigate Niagara shows
that on several occasions she made over
three hundred miles in twenty-four
hours. Her passage would have been
quicker but for the bad quality of coal
It is reported that Allsop, Orsini's
accomplish, offered to surrender provi-
dcd the government would be at the
cost of his defense.
The returns of the Board of Trade
show a falling off in exports in Februa-
~ of $4,000 pounds, compared with
the same month last year.
The Notifications of Malta are to be
augmented and repaired Immediately.
Nothing official has been issued IN re-
gard to the Indian loau. 1t is sup
posed that the greater part will be ia
Zen by joint stock banks and insurance
companies, 80 that it will scarcely be
heard of in tho money market. 1t is
supposed the biddings would range from
90 to 100 Supply OF money very
abundant, on application at the Bank
on Friday, but a better demand in open
market.
Bills we're freely discounted out of
doors at 24@33 per cent. Terms for
long dated paper however, advanced to
4@6 per cent.
The U. s. Secretary of Legation at
Berlin will succeed Hamilton Seymour,
at Vienna.
The Times city articles say finds
o ened steady at improved prices, yes
terday. and subsequently, experienced a
further advance, which was well main
tanned. 1t is believed that Bank rates
OF Thursday next will be reduced to
24
INDn-Sir Colin Campbell with Is
regiments OF European infantry, three
regiments and ~detachments of native
Infantry, and two others of native caval-
ry, and eighty heavy guns and mortars,
and six~ty-three field pieces had crossed
the Ganges. The attack on lucknow
wars expected to commerce Februa-
ry 9th, when the Jungblhaboon and
Felukfs- force would reach Lucknow.
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A Singular Incidental Mysteri
Gus Letter :.

From the Marysyille (Ky.) Eagle, March 27.
A business house,ef, this city received
a box of goods one day this week, which
were manufactured at the Ohio Peni
Tertiary, at. Columbus. On opening the
box after its arrival here, a small piece
OF paper, which had evidently been put
through a knot hole in the box, was
found, with the following note written
thereon. For obvious reasons we leave
out the name of the writer and of his
father, to whom he alludes:
COLUMBUS, o. p, March %, SO.
DEAR SIR:-I embrace the present
opportunity of letting my friends know
my situation. Myself and two other
men undertook to arrest a negro belong
ing to Daniel McCarty Payne, of Ken
lucky. In the fight he was in the act
OF killing nae, when one of the men
struck him with a stone and killed him.
We were arrested and ] was sent here
for life. I want to have this published
in one of the papers of MaysviHe, SO
that Kentuckiaus can see how / have
suffered. 1 want to know if you Ken
tuckians will do something for me or not
Gods sake come to my help a:
soon it can be convenient to do so.
1 have left four little children with
out the means to live, for when they
took nae up they robbed me of all m,
money, besides would not let a letter g
to my friends. If you will act for me
I will reward you for your trouble.
am from Fleming county. Ny fathe
- will be glad to see this. Pleas
write me as foon as you can Signec
- o. P.
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en- have settled the bill and ordered the
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withont 7nfarming the publisher, and the
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are held responsible.
". ThesCeurts have decided thatrefusing
to take q paper from the Office is PRINA FAcIE
whence o fntentionai fraud.
VI. The United States Courts hnverepeat
adly decided that q who neglects
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tice AS required bysthePost Office Department,
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MARKET.
HERALp OrFIcE. ApriI

HERALD OfflCE, ApriA *.
FLOUR-Unchanged with but mod
crate demand. Rates $3.50 to 1878
for super, and $3,874 to S4,25 for com
mon to good extras. A few fancy
brands command higher rates is a small
way.
WHEAT-No change to note. The
range is from 20 to $50. for ordinary
red to choice white. Sales limited.
CORN-Slightly improved though
with but small transactions. A few
carloads have been sold at AZ, 43, 44@
45e.
OATS-Steady at 2ec.
PORK-Held firmly at SIT. Buy
ers offer SIG.
LARD-Dull and irregular for il
ferior grades ; small lots of choie
wanted at Ia to Ice.
:, EGGS-Eair demand at &c. in shi
ping order.
~HIGHwINEs-At the beginning
of the week the price stood at zoe, but
fell off to l9c at which it remain g
steady.
SALT-50oo bbls, fine, ground out
of lot of course remaining over, have
been thrown in market at Sl,S7 for
pkgs of $40 lbs.
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NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, April IL.

NEW YORK, April TX.
FLOUR-Active, 5aIOo lower;7 600
Dbl. 81, 10@S4,20 super state (; $4,25@
Las for extra state; 81, 1o@4,25 for
super western; $4,20@4,S5 for common
to medium extra western.
CANADIAN FLOUR-Lower;
sales 400 bbls. at 81, 1906 commop
to good extra.
Rye Flour dull at S3@3,75
Wheat steady ; sales 5000 bu Chica-
go spring 81. q
Rye-steady at zoe.
Corn lower and more active; sales
10000 blu southern ct 7I@74.
Oats better; sales at 44@45 state
46@4s western.
Pork without important change; sales
800 bbls; $3.50 mess Sl4.S0@I4,35
for prime.
Beef dull, dropping and unchanged.
Lard steady at 1o2@I0ac.
Butter-steadyi l2@ls for Ohio !;
I7@23c for state.
Cheese-Steady 1000
Whisky--Sales $50 bbls at 2lGsGl}.
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SHERIFF,s SALE.

Luther, Grail q Co.. In Partition in Ash
VS.. land County Common
Matilda Miller, ct ally Pleas.
DURSUANT to the command of an alias
L order of sale, duly issued from the Court
of Common Pleas, of Ashland county, dated
the 22d day of March, 1858, and to me di-
rected, l viii sell at Public Auction, at the
door of the Court House, in said county, on
Saturday, the 9Th day Of Apral,
A. D., 1858, between the hours of ten o'clock,
a. M, and four o'clock, p. M, of said day,
the following described lands and tenements,
to-wit the east-half of inlot number eleven
(Il, in thevillage of ashland, Ashland coun-
ty, Ohio, Terms of salc-one third of the
purchase money cash in hand, on day of sale,
one-third in one year, and the residue in two
years from day of sale; back payments to be
secured by mortgage on the premises.
Appraised at 81 goo.
JOHN j.. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
March 81, 1858. n42ts-pfs5 90