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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-17
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
2S7 Members.

237 4
fRepublicans, ll3;
~ !; Anti-Lecomp,on ID
cans 23.l
ALABAMA.
| Jas. A. Stall~orth.
: James L. Pugh.
5 David Clopton.
4 Sydenhsm Moore.
5 George 3. Houston.
q w. X. " Cobb.
I Jsber l.. NJ. Curry.
ARKANSAS.
l T. c. Hindman.
2 Albert Rust.
CALIFORNIA.
| Charles l.. Scott.
2 John c. Burch.
CONNECTICUT.
! David Loomis.
z John Woodruff.
: Alfred A. Burnham
4 0rris S. Ferry.
DELAWARE.
l VIM. q. Whiteley.
FLORIDA.
| George ). Hawkins.
GEORGIA.
| Peter Z. Lowe.
2 Martin j. Crawford
5 Thos. Hardemsn, jr
I Lucius J. Gartrell.
5 John W. Underwood
d James Jackson.
I Joshua Hill.
z John i ,Joues.
ILLINOIS.
| Elihu u. Washburne,
Z John Y. farnsworth,
3 Owen Loyejoy.
1 William Kellogg.
5 Isaac n. Morris.
d John A. McClernsnd,
I James C. Robinson.
8 Philip b. Pouke.
9 John A. Logan.
INDIANA.
| William K. Niblsok,
! VIM. IL. English.
3 VIM. NJ. Dunn.
4 Vim. 5. Holman.
5 David Kilgore.
6 Albert q. Porter.
! John q. Davis.
s James Wilson.
. Schuyler Coliax.
10 Charles Case.
IL John L. Pettitt.
IOWA.
| Samuel X. Curtis.
2 WIN. Vandever.
KENTUCKY.
| Henry c. Burnett.
: Samuel 0. Peyton.
s Francis NJ. Bristow.
4 Vim. Z. Anderson.
5 John T. Brown.
d Green Adams.
I Robert Mallory.
8 Vim. L. Simms.
= Laban 7. Moore.
10 John w. Stevenson.
LOUISIANA.
| J. Edward Bouligny.
. Miles Taylor.
5 Thos. q. Davidson.
4 J. VI. Landrum.
MAINE.
| Daniel +. Somes.
Z John J. Perry.
5 Esra B. French.
4 Freeman II. Morse.
5 Israel Washburns, jr.
8 Stephen Z. Foster.
MARYLAND.
| james A. Stewart.
] Edw. II. Webster.
5 j. Morrison Harris.
4 Henry W. Davis.
) Jacob N. kunkel.
d George w. Hughes.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
| Thos. u. Elliott.
? James Burlington.
3 Chas. T. Adams.
4 Alexander II Rice.
5 Arson Burlingame.
6 John b. Alley.
I Daniel w. Gooch.
s Charles X. Train.
3 Eli Thaysr.
~ Charles belsno.
IL Henry l.. Dawes.
MICHIGAN.
| Geo. b. Cooper.
> Henry Wsldron.
3 Prspcis W. Kellogg.
4 Dewitt c. Leach.
MINNESOTA.
! Cyrus Aldrich.
.. Vim. Window.
MISSISSIPPI.
| Lucius Y. {. Lamar.
, Reuben Davis.
3 Vim. Barksdale.
4 Ohio X. Singleton.
5 John J. NcRae.
MISSOURI.
] J. Richard Barrett.
: Thos. L. Anderson.
3 John B. Clark.
4 James Craig.
) Samuel II. woodson.
D John 5. Phelps.
Z John W. Noel.
new HAMPSHIRE.
| Gilman Marstou.
= Mason W. Tsppan.
5 Thos. N. Edwards,
NEW JERSEY.
| John 7. Nixon.
2 J. l.. N. Stratton.
3 Garnett B. Adrsin.
4 Jetur r. Riggs.
) Vim. Pennin gton.
SEw YORK.
| Luther c. Carter.
2 James Humphrey.
5 Daniel Z. Sickles.
4 Thomas J. Barr.
) Vim, b. Msclsy.
q Jsbu Cochrsne.
7 George Briggs.
8 Horace =. Clark.
. John b. Hsskin.
10 Chss. H. Van Wyck.
Total 1877. or whom
choice Of their speaker.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-17

An improvement in Dredging has been
made by citizen of Madison, Indiana OF
which the Times of that place speaks in
terms Of strong commendation. The ma
chine is known as Bishops Improved Pat
ent Dredger," and is said to have performed
work Of a character far beyond any thing
ever accomplished by any previous invention
ofthe kind. 1t cut its way through "a bar
Of gravel and boulders' in the Ohio river IN
front of Madison. at the rate of hundred
wards in haitian hour, with complete success
and in the opinion ola person experienced in
such matters was thought capable OF pass
ing through sand bar at the rate OF mile
an hour"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-17

WEIGHT or THE WoRLD.-Mr. Bailly, Presi.
dent Of the London Astronomical Society.
has been for six years weighing the world,
and is now sure that he has obtained it's spe-
cifc gravity 50 nearly accurate that bis figures
cannot err more than O.OD5S. lie placed i,
at5.o747. The total weight Of the world in
gross tons of 2.240 pounds according TO his
scales is lG.062. los ,592 2ll, -4l0, iSs, ss0)
six thousand aud si1tyrwo million one hun.
dred and sixty-dye thousand, five hundred
and ninety-two billions, two hundred and ele-
ven thousand, fou. hundred and ten millions
four hundred and lightweight thousand,
eight hundred and eighty-nine tons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-17

SEW YORK.
Ii William ;. Kenyon.
IL Charles l.. Beal,
Is Abraham u. DIN.
IA John III. Reynolds.
Is James Is. Mexican.
IL George ", Palmer.
l. Francis +. Spinner.
Is Clark Il. Cochrane.
~ James II. Graham.
% Roscoe Conkling.
II X. Holland Dusll.
22 NJ. Lindley Leo.
% Charles Is. Hoard,
q Chas. b. Sedgwirk.
25 Martin Butt-r:ield.
20 Emory h. Pottle.
u Alfred Wells.
% William Irvine.
- Alfred Ely.
30 Augustus Frank.
81 Silas NJ. Burroueh.,
SO Elb'ge. u. Spauldins.
80 Reuben Z. Psnton.
NORTH cARoLIsA
| W. n. II. Smith.
2 Thomas Ruffin.
3 Warren Winslo~.
{ l.. o. Is. Branch.
5 John A. Gilmcr.
4 James NJ. Leach.
7 Burton Craige.
$ Zebulon i. Vance.
OHIO.
| George III. Pendleton.
2 John A. Gurley.
3 e. l.. NalluniigLn,n.
( Vim. Allen.
5 James VI. Ashley.
q VIM. Howard.
7 Thomas Corwin.
s Benjamin Stanton.
. John Carey
10 Carey A. Trimble
IL Charles ID. Martin.
IL Samuel ;. Cox.
Is John Sherman.
IL Harrison u. Blake.
Is VIM. Helmick.
Ii Cydnor Is. Tompkiu'.
IL Thomas G. Thecker
Is Sidney Egerton.
10 Edward Wade.
20 John Hutchins.
II John A. Bingham.
OREGON.
! Lansing Stout.
PRySsYLyANIA.
! Thos. b. Florence.
= Edward Joy Morris.
3 John b. Verec.
4 VIM. Millward.
5 John Wood.
3 John Hickman.
! Ny. Z. Longenecker.
s John Schwartz.
2 Thsdideus Stevens,
10 John W. killingCr
II James IL. Campbell.
IL George w. Scranton.
IL Vim. II. Dimm:cS
II Galusha A. Grow
25 James 7. Hale.
70 Benz. +. Junkln
II Edward McPherson.
2S Samuel :. BLAIR
20 John Coyole.
80 VIM. Montgomery
81 James X. Momheal.
32 Robert McknlgbI
80 Vim. Stewart.
- Chaplin Hall.
IS Elijah Babbi,.
RHODE ISLAND.
| Chris'r. Robinson.
2 Vim. u. DfaytOH
SOUTH ChEOiINA
! John Mcqueen.
2 Vim. Porrher Me"
3 Lswrenc, VI. kelit
4 Milledge J.. Bonhim'
5 John ID. A-hmDrc
8 VIM. w Boyce.
TENNESSEE
I Thos. A. X. Nelson.
= Horace Maynard
3 Robt. Is. Brab'on.
I VIM. Is. Stokes
5 Robert Hsttop.
& Jalnes II. Thoma',
7 John V. Wright
8 james VI. Qusrl''
. Emer.'n. EtherIjge'
~ Vim. T. Avery
YEAk,
| John n. REAGAN.
. A. j. Hamilton,
VERNON.
| Ezekiel 2 walton
. Justin ;. morrill,
3 Homer l.. Royce,
yIgGisIA
l Nuscoe K. II. Garrett
2 John :. MiIIson.
3 Daniel {. Deiarns;'s'
4 Roger A. Pryor
S Thous. ;. Bocosk.
6 Shelton I. Leaas.
7 William Smith.
8 Alex. K. Bote!er
Q John T. pafris.
10 Sherrsrd Clemens
.
IL Albert Z. Jeukin-
~ ny. A. Edmunison'
10 Albert 5. Martin.
wscOsslS.
/ John r. Potter.
. Cadw. c. Washbufne'
3 Charles II. Larrates'
Delegate. J,o~ T'',''''
rtss:
kASsAs
I Marcos PAR
sEBRAsEA
lie. Estsbrook.
sEw sExiro.
1 Michael A. Otofo'
UTAH.
1 VIM. II. H"ofcf'
wAsHisGro>
Isaac |. Steven.
IS are necessary " Wv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-17

A Choc<aw Nation correspondent of the
St. Louis Republican. under date Of October
%, writes as follows" Bishop Paine, Of the
NJ. f. Church South, preached an able ser
mon here yesterday. He is on his way to
attend the Indian Mission Conference, which
conyenes at the Creek agency on Thursday
next. The bishop had providential escape
from death only a few days since, near Ben
tonville, in Arkansas. The stage in which
he was travelling upset, and the horses took
fright, and dashed of at furious rate, drag
cinc the vehicle over rocky road. fractur-
ing two of the bishops ribs on the LETT side
and combining him inside until the top OF the
coach was broken to pieces"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-17

EXECUTION OF }. W. THORNTON Shocking
Drah.-The hanging Of. j. w. Thornton in
st. Louis. has already been noticed briefly
by telegraph. Thornton. it will be remsm.
bercd, publicly assassinated and killed Mr..
Joseph Charles, distinguished citizen,
and, at the time, narrowly escaped being hung
by u mob. He was not harmed, however,
had Il fair trial, andon Friday last was strung
up by due course Of law. The Republican
says that the prisoner died hard. At three
o'clock and fourteen minutes, the spring was
touched, the door fell heavily against the
posts supporting the scafi,ld, and Thornton
descended five feet with sudden plunge.
which broke his neck For nearly three
minutes his body underwent commissions and
contvrtions horrible to look upon, in which
one Of his hands clutched the platform, by
which he seemed to raise himself up mo-
mcnt and then drop. Every muscle in his
body quiyered with tremor, and occasional
y the limbs would writhe as though stirred
with the most tumultuous agitation. These
spasms occurred at intervals Of thirty or for
~ seconds. became less and less severe until
twenty minutes after three, when they ceas-
ed altogether.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-17
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-wEEkLY BY
EDGAR SN0WDEN.
ALEXANDRIA:
THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER II, 1852

We are not yet without hopes, that after
all, the recent affair at Harper's Ferry, aid
the course since pursued by certain lead
ers in the Republican party at the North
NAV be the means of disintegratlng and
breaking up that party. ltmay draw dis
tinct line between the Traitors who use the
Republican party as an instrument for dis,
solving the Union, and those who will not
consent to treason or consort with traitors.
The Washington Constitution remarks
"The numbers of those who are in favor
Of the rreprcssible conflict. are not few or
despicable We must not underrate the
strength Of our antagonists. They are nn-
merous, and their purpose is deadly. But
those who stand by the Constitution, and
will not under any circumstances, let the
Union slide" are far more numerous, and
their purpose comnends itself to the warm
est and most enthusiastic support of every
honest man to whom truth. peace, and right
eousness are preferable to falsehood, unholi-
est strife, and most diabolical wickedness."
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The Electoral College of 1860.

The Northern States will be entitled t
IL Il .-.4--....l - l..-<1a (. ll.,.x:,.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-24
The nrv Goods Trade.

The demand for Domestic goods has been moder.
ately active, but sales have been impsded by the
advanced pretentons of holders who refuse to part
with their goods in many instances, except at an
advance in prices, to which buyers were compelled
to submit, in order to complete purchases. Very
many of the leading descriptions Of Cotton goods
have been sold far ahead, and manufacturers fire.
queny refuse to contract at present prices and are
very indifert mt about receiving orders al all The
exports since the first of January have been unu-
sually large, and are nearly four times as heavy
as they were for thesame time last year. Some of
the Southern merchants have completed their pur-
chases, and returned home, while others have but
last arrived and are fearful that they will not be
able to make full selection for some time, even if
they succeed in obtaining a saficiency for immed>
diata wants: The extreme dullness in the mark ct
for the raw material has not produced a favorable
indication for purchasers of manufactured fabrics or
caused any softening in the market, the stock Of
cotton is not sufficiently large to cause an ultimate
decline in prices Of manufactured goods, or to af-
feet the market in any way, though, if the stock
was large, it would doubtless lead to a concession
the part Of holders, and corresponding falling
of in the demand.
Drills are in active demand, and further ad-
vance ofs quarter of cent has been established
on nearly all descriptions. Printing Cloths are
without material change, the market being steady
at about previous prices. Bleaehed goods contin-
ne in moderately active request and holders are
firm at unchanged rates, the market closing with
az upward tendency. Brown Sheetings and Shirt
ings are in light supply and fair request Cotton
Eannels are in small supply, and prices are we'll
sustained. 0snaburgs are in moderate enquiry,
bat prices nominally unchanged. Cotton Duck is
in moderate supply, except for Colts, which are
tTiae more active,
Prints are in steady fair request, but the market
has been very active except for the most des rable
colors, which are wanted. Among the most active
is the Amaranth, and other extra styles, many of
which are gorgeous, and in active request. Cling
bans active, and prices well sustained. The
prices asked by holders in most cases above the
views Of buyers, some of them frequently demur,
who are eventually compelled to comply with
tae terms Of holders in order to complete purchas,
es. The market is buoxant, and there prevailed
for the most of the week q fair enquiry, which
was temporarily checked by unpropitious weather.
Wooden goods are still in fair demand, and pri>
Ces have slightly advanced, and still tend upward.
Dosskins, in particular, are held with increased
frmness. Some holders have put up prices, which
has materially checked sales, and in almost all
cases, where any considerable advance has been
established, sales drag, and purchasers buy as
sparingly as possible, and only to meet immediate
wants.--N. Y. Shipping List
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-24

SHEkIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of an
- execution issued from the Court q Common Pleas of
Cuyahna County the of John Leonard VS. Lester
A HaInOa et. al to directed, have levied upon and
shall oer Tor sale at Public Auction the door of the
Court House Sceer OF Seneca and Champlaiu srees) in
the CITY Of Cleveland said unity the 5h day of
5larcl ls59 at o'clock p M OF said dy the following
described laEds and tenemens. TO wit Situated in the
township of Omstead, being number six in the tsent
range townships the Connecticut Western Reservoir
the State Of Ohio and VIII ch is also County Guy
aboga and kn the north half of the following de-
scrbed land Beginning at the south east of the
Williams and Howard tract called, of the of
the road Leading from Omstead Falls Village Hoad-
ley Mills in COumba, thence along the southery
line OF said Williams Howard to JOB Smiths land
thence norherly line right angles with the north
line Of said Williams Howard tract land of Stephen
Jones' thence eaery with line parallel with the north
line Of said tract to the centre ofthe a esai road thence
souhery along the centre OF the road to the place of be-
ginning, containing all twenty -four and fy-ve
rods of land less and said north half thereof
TAI twelve acres and twentysevea and half of
land Also other piece parcel OF land situate the
township of Olmsead in the County Of CuyahOga and the
State OF Ohio being sublo No. in Olmstead Falls vii
lage loment, and is known the FTisby Lot " Also
other parcel land being lis feet width off
from the end Of lot No 63 in 0lmsted Falls village
allotment, in the County and ate aforesaid
First above described parcel ap raised at $40
Third % Go DO ............ 100
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-24
S.B. kFJ. PRENTIsS.
feb96wE22 a-- AttfyN for Pff
CHERIPF'S SATE-P1-snon. - II

~ I0e
~ command of writ of vendi e1ponas issued from the
Court OF Common Pleas of Lucas County Al the suit OF
Allen Hincklsy, plaintiff against Andrew J. Field and
others defendants 10 dirrcted shall offer for sale at
PUBLIC Auction at the door Of the Court House corner OF
Seneca and Champlan sreets in the ctyof Cleveland in
Cuyahoga County, the l2h day OF March, Is59 al
O'Clock M ofsad dsy the following described lands and
tenements towit Situate in the City Of Cev land Cuya-
hoga County and which also the of Ohio and is
known BY part Of lot Gle eand village and is bounded
as foloWs commencing the southerly line af Cham
pain street. 6g feet westerly from its Intersection with the
westerly line OF Ontario street, the north west corner
Of land decided BY James Clark 70 Albert Ste bbns on
ne Sd day Of April ls99 and unning thence westerly ih
street forty feCt thence southsrly ct night an
gtes with Cnapaln eighty feet an alley thence
easterty with said alley and parallel with Champlain st
o cet 70 he south west corner Of land decided
sad 70 SAID Albert Seobins, thence northeriy eighty
te 10 the place Of beinnng be the same more or less
Also one ether piece or parcel Of snd situate IN the City
Clveana WINCH s also IN the County and State afore
said and Is knownbY heing of original lots uSer
eighty hreei and t1shOur in ths plat Of the village Of
Cleveand and = bounded as follows, wit: Beginning
upon the souhery line of Champlan street und red
and twenty feet westerly from Ontario street and running
thence westerly with said southsry Inns Of Champlsn 81
forty fest thence soutbery al right angles with
street eighty feet 70 an alley running parae with Clam
plain street. ence easterly with Eaid alleV forty feet,
thence northcry eighty feet 10 the place Of begnnDg be
Sad above described parcels Of Land appaissd II $500
each - ---I--
7-t D l. wIGHrMAN, sheriff. =
HILL PRATT. Pits Att'ys. fsb9
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-24
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET-Fsb. q

i
Flgur-Steady T-und hoop OHIO has advanced cents;
sales o 600 bbls IS 3G5o for superns STATE; s. C
(GS 10 for Stale; S5.415,60 for supeTne western
SSislas 80 for common 70 medium western; Ssi d
FOR shipping brands round hoop extra Ohio, the mar
fet closing hrm Canadian -four unchanged; sales nf ~
bbs S6SeGT 20 for common TO choice extra Rye uf
sm1l sales S3759i5 Bu kwheat -four dull 1t ST. ts
Mhssi-Dull and prizes rule in favor OF buyers; sales W
at Si2]s Jr Mli club; esc for sound CHI sp1g
rs for white KY
Rys-Dull al s1gass4c.
BarleF--Q uiet and nominal al SO(d95c.
Clrn-FIrmer for southern; iles OF 20 OeO bus
s nixed western IN store and delivered and SOC
ssc for new southern yel' 'ow.
OatsVery dull al 54957c for State; e063c for weston
and Cansdian- . 49,
Pstk-Opeued bu0ysat and closed far i: Sls 25(dis 3
far mess; S7fJ9HT5 for old mess; SO for elear
SIS IS for prime
Beef-Sieay; sales of 800 bbls at Sc 5@7Oo for counr
prime; SII59 'ur country mess; S9OO0u for repacke
M IS; SlI 50dl2, Is for extra mess.
Beef Hsms-Fnm; sales Of 80 bills at Sl40lI,50
Dressed Hs-s-Dull 4 Sk(l9c-
Cut Mests-Dul: sales II 40 hhds a. 53SG7c 10
shoulders and s5<l191Sc fOf hams.
Bacoh--UuchAn- ed.
Lard-Steady; sales of 100 bbls at Ii lis<G121c.
Butter-In good demand at ll99c for OHIO and l7a2G
for Slate
Cheese-Fim at s(dllke.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-24
Sheriff Special Master Commissioner.
T. PHIIPoT Plfts Att'v feblSt,lZ23

GHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of
~ writ of vsndi exponas and pIu IA issued from the
Court Of Common Plees Of Cuyahoga County at the suit of
James NJ Parker Ct al plfs against Francis r. Elliott et
al defts to me dectedI hnve levied and shall oer
for sale Public Auction at the door of the Court House
(corner Of Seneca and Champan street) in the City of
Cleveland in said County on the 1871 day Of March 1889
al Ocuck P Nj Of said day. the following described la ds
and dtenements, to wit Lying the township Of Royaton
in the County s Cuyahoga State of Ohio and bounded
follows beginning atake the certre of the high
way the south lire of Lot No -, and running thence
souh63 degrees west II hams 81 links thence north de-
west chains e9 links beech tree thence north
81 degrees east 10 chsins 50 links to the place Of begin
ming, containing aud ninety-one hundredfh acres
being the same and conveyed TO Richard Elliott by John
Coates, December oath, 1925 and recorded in Book N,
pages SO of Cuyahoga County Records
Appraised at S7s5 -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-24
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKEr-Feb. %.

BY TELEGRAPH.
Beef Catle-An average business has been done at firm
er prices particularly for the high grades which
scarce Receipt. 100 head. Quotations. 7(iO5s
fsrior Ineium ld3Sc for extra; l2l34e for premi
csftie averags 9.d9ac.
Shees-N8rket active at full rates; prices
I'd from $3.50 81, and sic for extra Receipts about
600 head.
Swine-In good demand at 56S7ssc; western dressed
Elapucp
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-24
DAVID l. wIGHTMAN,
SheIlf and Special Master Com'r.

SHERIFF'S SALE.-Pursuan to the
~ command OF second writ Tend exponss issued from
the O. urt Of Common Pleas If Cuyahoga County at the
Of atthsS F. Schultz against EiZabeth Brown me
dire ted shall offer for sale at Public Auction The
door OF the Court House coner Of Seneca and Cbampan
streets il the ty Of Cleveland said county on the 4
day Of March 1852 At O'clock P NJ of said day. the fol-
lowing described lands and lenements to wit Situate in
the Cay of cleveland CugahOga County and State of Ohi
and known parts Of lois Nos 9s and SO in the original
0lS Of the village of Cleveland hayirg IS front on
The easiery line OF Middle street southery line being
Sc II feet IN length parallel with Huron feet
noherly therefrom and bounded by ey ten feet in
vldh-fs noFhery line being parable Herewith 70 feet IN
length. 70 alleF.f' l.t
Appraised as Sl,l00
D. L WIGHTMAN. Sheriff.
JNO. ". HEIsLBY, Pits Atty febltd228
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d. L wIGHTBTAN, Sheriff,
By Wm. R Simmons, Dep.
"a n f.hIe4iO0O
CHERRIES SALE.-BY VIRTUE

AOAas OANFILLn, Pm Atlys. IsDI6tdzzz
CHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE
~ of execution issued om The Court of Common Pleas
of Cuyahog1 County, at The suit OF H. l. and r. l. " hit
against John Sidual, 10 me directed have LEVIED
upon and shall offer for sale Public Auction the door
OF the Court House corner of Seneel and Champlan st
IN the City Of Cleveland IN said County the 10Th day Of
March, 1859 at O'Clock p M of said day the following
described ancs and tenements TO wit Stuate in the tO
ship of Brook yn, being number the thirteenth
range oftownshp the Connecticut Western Reserve
the State Of Ohio and which is also the County of Cuya
hoga and is known part Of Lot No 1876 in tho Wileyve
plat called. IN Cleveland, formerly the City OF Ohio
and Is described as follows strip of the north end
said lot Is wide being Is feet Hicks
and So feet deep, be the same more or less
Appraised at $40.
L. WIGHTlIAN, Sheriff.
per Hon er Strong, Dep.