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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-02-18
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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-02-18
SALE OF REAL ESTATE
BY order of the Probate Court,

nN OEutE OI
4 IN the 9Th day ofMarch, 1850, Ht Three
Z J o'clock Z M, on the Premises to bo Sold, in
the Town OF Churdon. will be Sold to the highest
bidder, the following REAL ESTATE, US the
Properly Of Barton F. Avery, diseased, to witt
Part Of Lots Nos 40 and Al, in the Town Plot Of
Charlon, in tho County OF Geauga, aud State OF
Ohio, bounded ns follows - Beginning at the
south. east corner OF Lot al, thence north on ,he
line Of said Lot to land owned by Calvin
Knowles, supposed to be about three rods and
sixteen links; thence twelve rods to the west
line Of Lot 40 thence south on the west line OF
said Lot 40 to the southwest corners thence
east on the south line Of said Lots to the place
oi beginning.
Also
One other Piece of Land known us part OF Lot 80,
in said Village Plat, and bounded MS follows -
Beginning at the southwest corner OF SAID Lot
80; theme! east 10 the south east corner OF the
the same; thence north on the Lot line, about
five rods, to land owned by Mrs. Converse ;
thence west TO the west line, and thence south
TO the place OF beginning. Said two pieces ad-
Join each other.
Said Premises ure appraised Mt 1926, subject TO
tine Dover Interest Of Botsey Avery therein, and
are to be Sold subject to such Dover Interest.
TERMS OF Sale One fourth of the purchase
money to be paid down; one.iourh in six months
and the residue in twelve months from the dny oi
Sale Deferred payments 10 be OH interest and
secured,
4. G. RIDDLE. Administrators
ELIAS AVERY, Au''''''''' "''''
Chardon. Feb. A. 1859. 473.4w
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-02-18

DEEDS.-Justp printed and
w and for sale at this Office, large quantity
# Warranty Deeds,which will be sold BY the Quirs
lozen. halfdozen, or single blank.
Chardon. April I. 1896,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-02-18

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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-08

STEAMBOAT BURNED AND LIVES LosT.-The steam
boat Augusta was destroyed by fire the LIST inst.
on the Savannah river about forty miles below Au.
gusta. The Constitutionast furnishes the following
particulars:
The Augusta left here at ~ o'clock on Friday
evening last, and was her way to Savannah, with
very valuable cargo consisting of some seven hun.
dred and eighty bales of cotton, five hundred and
thirtyive barrels Of flour, lot Of bran, and other
articles
About IL o'clock P. NJ. while laid up at Eagle
Point fire discovered in some cotton in the fore
part of the boat. The progress Of the fire was very
rapid, and the boat was soon enveloped in flames.
Most of the hands were asleep at the time and it
was with great difficulty that Capt Fraser, or any Of
those on board, could be saved.
Mr. Henry Day. the first engineer was drowned
and three negro men were also lost-two OF them
| drowned, and one-the cook-probably burned. The
negroes are Willis, belonging to Capt Fraser; Will
| Turner belonging to DR.. Turner and VIM. CALI
| bank, belonging to MIR. Ansey, all Of this city.
The boat was burned to the waters edge and, with
| the cargo, is total loss. We have been informed
that the cotton was insured, portion in New York
and portion in Boston and the -four in this city !;
but there was no insurance on the boat
1t may be proper to add, that one of the negroes
mentioned above as lost, was drowned before the fire
commenced.
The origin of this unfortunate and melancholy at.
fair is unknown.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-08
Code Of Honor In the Last Century,

+, an article on the correspondence OF Cha,ies frx
MARQUIS Corvallis in the last London Qusrteriy. We
diving The Adm;nistrafion Of CornwalIis e Lord
Iientenant If Ireaud. 49,. 39s. -. :
The Reyievar1 n speakinr Of one Of the plans
sdonted nv nc onnos!tion ID tha Union. fI,etveen
the nsto on sword reynarta that the scheme was in
accnrance vith ID uanneys N the uesiod md ia
Irish laws Of duena seemed framed Tor te express
purpose Of epcouraana bulliea and neutrslisne any
incidental aood vbich ~ rem suf,poeed b reuit
from the practice. Anv enritv fnr ~ exniansffon
or accommodation on tbe peyt Of ether seconds CT
princjpas was thought q bctfav Iack of courare.
Challenges were given Or provoked 81 vay 81 n1ere
byavado: and Whist woeld now h4 cousiSered the
most indefensible irreaulafit5es vefe nerrffed an
The ground.
In the duel between Lord Glare, then Attorney
thev chose. " never said Curfsn, asaw any one
whose determination was more mali9naut tAei Fitz.
aibbons. After had fred, be took aim d me- Iceas
conId NOT help exclaimipQ 10 biu. IL wae oe your
fanlt M. Attoruey: YOU were deliberate enouahsr
In the duel between Cory and Grattan, CORY waa
wounded n the first re vet they went On covering
each other with their second pistols each viatino Ia
reserve his Ere until il was arranged that both aoid
are al signal. which they did. And missed.
The duel between Alcock and Coldclouah. which
took Mace in IN nresenca a. seve,al hund,sd frsc
sade P, nd ae chi pr te CONT, - nr
coded by discussion whether. one 81 Ire COMBAT.
ants. being nearsighted, neither should wear spec
tacles OF both. "Without my glassesn exclaimed the
near.siehted conbatant at could not - 70 shoot
man Al twelve PAGES II il was nv own isaher.7
Marlin tried the temper Of George Robert Fltxeer.
AIDS concealed amor 81 discharpinR two holeier Bis
tolls point blank against his ribs Noswithatsndine
the repea,ed detection and exposure Or this nOtous
hnilvs cowardly and treacherous mode d 6ahtinr.
he retained footing in society I'M IS w. hsrred.
Il The climax Of unreason wss reached in Curfan 4
affair with Major Hobart then Secretary for IreIand
Cnrran. having been affronted 81 man named Gif
ford ia declared abe would rather 40 vitboOf nsht-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-08

A REMARKABLE SArB.-At one Of the express off.
ces in Third street. yesterday, we saw small iron
safe still in use, which lay at the bottom of Lake Erie
containing $40 900 in gold, for six years The safe
belonged to an express company at the time was on
steamer that blew up and sunk, and was raised by
[Cincinnat Enquirer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-08

Why isn't reporter like policeman? Because
one takes down what the other takes up.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-08

A SPRIG OF NOBILITY WITH HARD NAdR.-lne
New York correspondent Of the Charleston Courier
says:
The lion hunters, while waiting the arrival OF Lord
Lyons, should congratulate themselves upon the ar
rival Of a live Count whose titular name is Mazzu-
hetts. This new celebrity has arrived at Halifax in
the steamer Niagara. He will Of course go to Boston,
and be greatly petted, nasmuch as his name is evil
IDENTIFY corruption Of the State of Massachusetts,.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-08

DRowNBD.-A dispatch Of the 3Oth ult. from Mil
waakie, says:
A boy and girl, aged respectively Is and years.
were carried over the dam in the river ct kilbonrne
City on Monday, in skid, and were drowned, They
were the children Of Jos. Becker.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-08

EXCESSIVE EATING-In letter to Lord Murray,
Sydney Smith says:
"You are, hear, attending more to diet than
heretofore. II you wish anything like happiness in
to the amount you eat and drink. Did ever tell
you my calculation about eating and drinking Z
Having ascertaned the weight Of what l did live
upon, found that between ten and seventy years of
age, had eaten and drank forty-four one horse
wagon loads of meat and drink, more than would
have preserved me in life and health The value OF
this mass OF nourishment is considered to be worth
f7 900 sterling. 1t occurred to that must have
starved to death more than one hundred this is o
trightful calculation but rresistbly true and think,
dear Murray, your wagons used additional horses"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-08

RAIN.-Rain still CONT nues to food the country
Torrent after torrent comes the drenching showers
filling every hole and crevice swelling every water
course until longer find it practicable to travel
usual, and on the rise. From present indications we
know not when or where it will stop-not until the
bottom lands all thoroughly inundated, we sup
pose. Monticello (Miss.) Journal, I'd.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-08

A LOvER's PHILOSOPHY.
Shall I, sinking In despair,
Die because wonsn's fAir7
Blooming cheek and son, dark eye
II they smile not, pass them by
II they be not fair to mo,
What care how fair they be! tTDsslace
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-08

Sanmyre Nary mrs
Selph Sarah mrs
Seward Classy miss
Sherman S mrs
Sherman ] mrs
Sheen mrs
Shepard Eliza mrs
Shepard N G mrs
Sheridan r mrs
Spenelly E mrs
Starry N A mrs
Stevens Catharine mrs
Taply Ann mrs
Taylor Ann miss
Taylor Lizzie Fl mss
Taylor N N mrs
Tetis Sarah mrs
Terry Harriet mrs
Tiliottson r mrs
Todd r b mrs
Todd s P mrs
Toomer N S mrs
Topper Mary A 8 mrs
Van Penny miss
Ventress L miss
Wallace Carrie miss
Wallace E F mrs
Wallace Amelia mrs
Walsh Mary
Ward G l. mrs
Warfield Emma mrs
Watts Mary mrs
Watson G mrs
Weaver ] miss
Weeks A A
Wells Helen A miss
Wells W + mrs
Weller L NJ mrs
West J K mrs
Weston mrs
Wilmotk Clara A. miss
Wilmoth J. D miss
Winman Emma miss
Enlalia mrs
G l. miss
H6rrieta
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-01

Hiram. Gikdings vs. .4lerandcr Scott &. ais
CHERIFF sALE-By virtue of an order of sale to me
- directed and delivered from the Court of Common
Pleas OF Portage County State of Ohio shall expose
to sale at pubic venue at the door of the court souse in
the town of Rayenua said county of Portage and state
of Ohio on Saturday, the lth day of June, D. 1859,
or near the hour of ocleek P. N. of said day, tine
following described lands and tenements, to wit:
Situated in the Township of Palmyra, South Of the
Centsr thereof, on the West side Of the highway ON
lands owned by plaintiff: BoEnded on the East by the
North and South road the North and South by lands
of H. d. willard; and on the West by fence which sep
arates the mill lot so-Salled, from other lands oil tue
plaintiff.
Taken on an order of sale the property Of Alexan.
der Scott and als at the suit of Hiram Giddings.,
Appraised ut 1850 dollars.
Terms, cash on day Of sale
TAYLOR &c Willard, Ateys.
sherf's once, Ravenns, May Z. A. D. 1889 myll-5w
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E. B. TAYLOR, Atty.
Nav lS. lS5a-6w.

Harlo,o Chaplin 8 ais ps. Center Mill Co.
GHERIEF SALE.-By- -vir'ue of q second order
- of sale to directed and delivered from the Court
of Common Pleas Portage County, and State of Ohio
Court House in the of Ravenna in said County
State, Saturday The 4th da of June A. D 1859,
near the hour of one O'clock M, of said day, the
following described lands and tenements, to wit
Situat in the township of Franklin county of Portage
and sta.e of Ohio to w all defendants title and inter
ests pieces parcels of and in lot Me- 42 also
the following pieces in lot No. 81 beginning at mich
hole pecked in the rock the side the Cuyaogs
river being the the north east of piece of ant
in said LOT 81, decided by B. F. Hopkins Charles
Mathewsi thence westerly along said north line thIet
chains and rs links to post thence northery parable
with the state road leading from Middehury 10 Mantus
the north line of said lot 81 thence eastery along sale
lot line to he north east corner of piece OF land deed
ed by Charles L. Rhodes and William Pemeroy 10 B.
Hopkins; thence souhwarly along the east line of sic
piece of land to the south east thereof and from
thence southwark directly to the place of begi nnng
containing two or less, except much there
of may have been decided by the Center Mill Company
Also commencing at the southeast corner of thi,
piece Of land thence westwardly along the soIth line
chains aud 25 links to the south west thereof
thence souhwardy at right angles with the last line 81
west bank of the Cuyahoga river thence northward,
along said west bank the place of beginning
ing twave one-huudreths of an l.s-us
And also that piece of land in lot No. AZ in Franklin
bounded follows: the by the line of sait
lot A. the Pa and Ohio Canal aud the line OF
owned by Barber Clark the north by The north line
said lot No 42 and rvin Olns land and the
south by said On's land and land now late of B.
Hopkins. .ssl,s-larl-sH .f=ss.'-.4.s.a
Appraised at SIS, 900. .a..
Taken on order of second sale as the property
the Center Mill Company, at the suit of Harlow Chap
and ais.
- THos R. WILLIAMS, Sheriff.
Day & Horton, Att'ys.
sheria's Office, Ravenna, May 8, 1859. my4-5w
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-01
Philip Wire Us. s. J. GrinneN q. al.

Philip Wire u.s. s. j. GrinneH d. al
CHERIFF SALE,-By virtue Fl. Fa. to me directed
~ and delivered from the Court of CouInon Pleas oil
Portage yand state of Oho shall to sae
of Ravenua in said county and state Saturday the
eleventh day of June d. lS59at hour one
o'clock p of said day, the following described lands
and tepements. 10 wit: 4 81
Situate in the Township of Paris in the County of Por
age and State of Ohio, and is known by being part o
lois Nos 20 and 81 in said township of Paris and is
bounded follows: beginning in the center of the
leading from Newton Falls to Palmyra, and the south
line of said Lot No. 90 and l3 chains and 10 links
of the s. E. of said Lot No. 20; thence S9s W
% chains and 20 links to post standing onthe West
bank Of the Mahoning River thence N 15 E. 27 chains
aud IS links; thence s. 109, Z. chains and 55 links
thence n. 500, e. about chains and SO links to a
beech tree (iS35G thence N. go, e. chains and q
links; thence N $40, f.. chains SO links; thence N
of land known The mill three tract; thence g.
1879 about chains ard 80 links to the s. w. corner
of land owned by Lyman Ely in A. D. 1850; thence s.
Westerly direction along the East bank oil the River
s. w of land decided by John McClintock
Gilbert; thence Easterly along Glberts g. line his 8.
f. corner thence along his East line the of the
the W. o: Bolton's lot; thence s. the West
line of Bottoms lot the W. corner thereof thence
E. along the South line of said Botol's and VIM. Hud-
sons I'd lot to the west line of another lot of said Hud-
sons; thence to the s. w. of the last mention
ed lo thence along the South hue of said Hudsons
Darius Belts lots the s. E. of said Belts lot
thence N the East line said Belts lot to the center
of the road leading from New Falls Palmyra thence
g. 34Mo rs chains and 94 links the place Of begin
nng-containing about ~ less subject to
legal highways now thereon ss-,.-- - .--- !
Taken cuion as the property of s. j. Grinnell,
at the suit of Philip Wire
Appraised at $4,000
Terms-Cash day of sale. -----t r. .-is ~
THOMAS R. WILLIAMS, Sheriff.
191 BY A. M. Hacket, Deputy Sheriff.
sirawder & Hart, Prff's Attys.
Sheriff's Office, Ravenna, MAY 5h, 1852 myil-5w
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-01
sLEGAT, NOTICES.

81 eFrancis Leris RS Nelson Carey
CHEREF SALE-By virtue of order of sale to nae
directed and delivered from the court of common
pleas of Portage county state Of nhioI shall exnse
sale at public venae the door of the court hGEe in
the said cousy of Perageand
of Ohio. SATURDAY, the sd day of July. 1852 at or
the honr OF oc ock of said day. the follow
ing described lands and tenemenie to wit, -
Situated in the township Of Palmyra county of Portage
and state of Ohio. and known by heiug W. middle Ct
Lot No. Of the ID division of Lots in said township
Beginning at post standing in the inter- of the highway
esding from Psayra Deered sonth Of the center Of
said Palmyra 25 chain and 90 links; thence Il rods
and feet thence zouth line parallel with said high
way l2 rods; thence west to post standing in the
ter of said ghsay; thence north along the center
said highway the place of beginning containing,
il supposed and quarter of land be tht
same less.
Taken On order of sale as the property of Nelson
Carey aud sis, at the suit of Francis Lewis.
Appraised at 325 dollars
IL. H. c Ranuey, Att'ys for Prf. =
si THO'S r WILLIAMS, Sheriff.
Sheriff q Office Ravenna Nav 2lst A. D. 1859. my2s-5y
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Day Horton, Atfys. 50
sherfF's Office, Ravenna, May 3, 1859. my4-5w 1i=
Ezra B Taylor .admr Us Daniel Fisher

Ezra Il Taylor .Admr Us Daniel Fisher
CHERBEFeS SALE.-By virtue of an order of sale
- to me directed and delivered from the Court Of Com
Pleas in and for the County of Port and State
of Ohio, shall to sale Public Vendue, at hl
door Court House in the Ravenna in sai6
county and state Saturdays the 4th day of June A.
1885, at the hour of o'clock P NJ. Of said
day. the following described lands teneuens wit
Situate in the township of Paris in the county of Por
tage and state of Ohio, being lot No. % in sale
township wit: The North half of onH hundred
situaedin the North East of said lot surveyed
by Samuel d. Harris May 18th ls4a, reference bent
had said survey, the dividing line Eas West
Taken as the property of Daniel Fisher, at the suit
Ezra B. Taylor de bonis of Jonathan
Sloane. Appraised at $l3500o.
Terms-Cash on day of sale. 2 -7 r'
THoS. R. WILLIAMS; Sheriff,
By A. NJ. BAcKET, Deputy Sheriff.
Taylor & Willard Aitys.
SHERIFFs OFFICE, ElE E5' s77 4,--
Ravenna, April 30. A. d. 1859. ny4-5w
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-01
RYDER PREMIUM
Photographic Gallery Of Art
MERCHANTS BANK BUILDING,
Cleveland, Ohio.

THE BEST OIL PAINTED PHO
ment. Tss5 iaet ts1i'@ -= NJ -
Persons having Old Daguerreotypes of lost or absent
friends, which they wish to put in more S
effective shape, have them copied 10
painted In OIL equal to portraits from iite.
ALLEN SMITH, Jr paints for no otner enosos'aPniss
In this city. sr p...... ,.L., n, :. an,
perior manner. .-s--h - ,.af fr- riiA-''
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-06-01
Interesting to Farmers!

E. .aLL'S OHIO M O. " e r
not YET laid the shelf neither to be superce
Il ded by other Machines entirely. The inventor and
patentee Of this machine having disposed of his In
terest in the late firm of Ball, Aultman & Co.. has
erected large aud extensive establishment of his in
this city where he is extensively engaged in
ing for the coming haryt st this valuable Hamster.
The Machine, il is built, is got up in quite
different ye from Machines of the same kind heretofore
Sold making il much lighter for the team, weias
be easily managed by the operator 1t has also
of the best
= - REAPINGo TFACHMEN1S
in the world Now the facts are seriously these: II you
want to get this either single Mower Mower
and Reaper combined, and want embracing the very
LATEST IMPROVEMENTS, you Ind better not con-
tract for Machine until tchat this OLD OHIO
MOWER" looks ike notc.
have appointed WM.P sPicER, of Ellsworth, Maho-
ming County, as my General Agent for the Western Re-
Serves excepting two counties In the western part
of it, and Goumbiana county Mr. Spicer is practical
Farmer, and also gentleman in whose statements the
most implicit confidence can be placed
Those wishing 10 procure one of these Machines, ana
who reside within the bounds of his territory apply
to him directly and he no doubt will be pleased to give
any further information that m ay be desired
Canton. March 2s, 1859 apr63m E BALL.