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wask s1oNs tks fclloNfnk eheax4s . eoGpafed
~. sae 1 RsSI - vel LA ! Il
kQe9g 49, M
YuS from k16f banfa ]. pec. lxsyl
Ruo er other ~ 4ss1ss
.---.s. - 49,. ~ ~,
TIE Nsw York Hank statsment for the ws> end
ing last Saturday exhibits etrOnH t4n4eAey tQex.
paneion, And ~ such Is viii pfohMby ~ Rr0n0une9d
down hard 81 n $50 p u.s. -buf tins i mors tksa ~
set b. the arrival on Monday evening Of the Cali-
iornia feulittanoes 3 ], S6b,A& ~.
Pes. y y, ps 81 ~ g. s.zsa i.
Deposits 76,67i.lN rs sosJuos Inc, 3l97u5
The payment of tho Missouri interest On tho lat
pFoxinlp is advertised in the st. Louis papers, and
the iunas there il no doubt VIII % received N New
York N time. Tho Treasurer aPpears 70 hnSc &C.,
Eended upon receiving @4Q0,00 from the General
government, in which he has becn dsappointeds--
The Virginia interest money - expected In New
York BY tho 10th.
Northern Markets-lBy TxLAGKArH.1
.BALTiM0Rx, Dec. l.--Flour is declining -salas
OF Howard Street 1t 85:I N heat hrm, at fOfmcr
rstes Corr nnchanged-. 7ea.2 cfs.; yeior
prime 5000. Bacon sides 10 cts Whiskey hrn ~
NEw YoRK, Dec. 14--Cotton frm. Flour firm.
Southern - Con S5.75. Wheat duff Southern red
81 50. Corn fTIn and scarce--ncw white $3.50 cts
yellow g ets Posk heavy-nsss Sisiac l62S =
unchanged Rosin firm at 81 IS. Rice steady at
So az.
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| take these little lambs, said ne,
And fold them on my breast,

e ~ LADIES' FAIR OF BETHLE-
as>Ss HEM CHURCH, There will be . sale
of USEFUL AM FANCY ARTICLES. bv the
ladies of the German Ev. Lutheran Church, at the
School Room, in the rear of the Church, on 9th,
between Clay and Leigh streets, commencing on
TUESDAY evening, and continuing until Friday
niEht, 10th inst.
Christmas Tree exhibited. Open from 10 A. NJ. to
10 p. nj. de LIFT
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F1NALE OF the FonREsr DIVORCE CASE.

FINALE OF THE FORREST DIVORCE CASE
The New York papers publish the final de-
cision OF the referee In the Forrest divorce
case, by which Mr.. Forrest is adjndged to pay
the plat ntifr $4,000 per annum from the time
Of the commencement of the suit In 1850, and
required to give bond and mortgage for its
prompt payment. According to the Herald,
the sum total to come out of the tragedian's
pocket, including counsel fees, costs, &C., will
not be much less than Sl0o,OOO; and, withal,
be has a fair pospect of paying alimony for
many years yet to come, Mrs. Forests being
considered, in the assurance view, good life.
On the trial of the cause in 1850, the jury gave
a verdict awarding alimony at the rate of
So, 900 per annum; but Mr.. Forrest, dissatis-
fed with the verdict, appealed and we have
seen the result.
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MExICo-The Havana correspondent of the
Charleston Mercury writes, Dec. 10, as fol-
lows:
By the British West India mail steamer
from Vera Cruz evening of the Sth, previous
ly by the Spanish steamer Mexico, we have
confirmation of the victories of Miramon and
the Church party, and the probabilities OF an
immediate attack upon the Heroic City," by
the combined forces of that chief and Robles.
1t is also evident that there is want of har-
mony with which to meet the trial, in the
party of JuareZ, and that local treason will
defeat those who may desire to defend the
city
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DIED.

On "Wednesday. the 18th instant, of whooping
cough. KATIE BURFOOT. infant daughter oil
John B. and Mary F. Vaughan, aged months and
IL DAYS.
/ take these little lambs said ne,
And fold them on my breast,
Protection they shall ind in nae
And be forever blest.
The friends and acquaintances of the family ara
respectfully invited to attend her funeral from the
residence OF her parents on 18th street. between
Main and Franklin, on Thursday, the 18th inst, at
ID % clock.
US Petersburg papers win please copy.
In Henrico county, on Sunday. the 18th inst. at
year of his age.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-15

I-, NOTICE.-An adjourned meeting oil
= the Stockholders OF the WHITE SUI
PHU r SPRINGS COMPANY will be held at the
BALLARD HOUSE. city of Richmond, WE'D
NEsDAY, 7th December, 1889, at II A. NJ. Pune
tual tendance desired.
r. H. MAURY, Sec'y.
The meeting above mentioned failing to organ-
ize for want of quorum, notice is hereby given
that the same was adjourned to TUESDAY, 10th
December, at same time and place when 1t is par
ticuiariy desired that every stakeholder Will De
de ls-4t r. H. MAURy, Treasurer.
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pa The Confessions and Experience of n
NHTIM.-Designed for the benefit and al a warn
Ing and 9 caution to young men who suffer from
NERVOUS DEBILITY, PREMATURE DECAY,
DC. as a consequence of early errors; supplying,
at the same time, the M Fans OF SELF-CTRE.
By q sufferer from the above cause and from med
icsl imposition and quaekery.
Single copies mailed free on receiving postpaid
envelope, bearing the address Of the applicant =
Address NATHANIEL. MAYFAIR, Esa.. Bed
ford, Kings county, n. Y. de a-3taw2mt2p)
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ae-s LADIES. FAIR OF ST. JAMES
k - q CHURCH.-There will be sale of use
fnl and fancy ARTICLES by the LADIES OF ST.
JAMES CHURCH. commencing on MONDAY,
The 18th December. at the HALL of the ME
CHANICS, INSTITUTE.
REFRESHMENTS will also be provided, and
on SATURDAY a CHRISTMAS TREE will be
exhibited. de 7-tds
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R NOTICE.--The Annual Meeting of
ia tha Stockholders of the Manchester Cot
ton and Wool hi anu featuring Company will be held
nm m. THTRSDAY, the 10th December, at the Ex-
cn IL is.- .o'o'' WM. ii. POWERS, Aren't.
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60 NOTICE.-The General Meeting of
9~-Sa the STOCKHOLDERS. OF THE BANK
OF VIRGINIA will be held at their Bankine House.
IN the city Of Richmond, on MONDAY, the 9th of
January next.
The law provides that no Officer or Director of
the Bank shall vote as the proxy OF a stakeholder
in any election of Directors or Officers Of the Bank
nor shall any proxy be valid which shall have been
executed sixty days before the time OF election.
de S--3tawtd SAM'L MARK, Cashier.
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SHOCKOE HILL g 4 We r AL
6~A AGENCY.
q. W. H. TYLER,
Office on Marshall, Bet,csss Sixth and SsrsxsA
Streets,
Continues to RENT OUT HOUSES, HIRE OUT
NEGROES, SELL REAL ESTATE. SELL NE
GRoES. and act as a GENEKAL AGENT. He
returns his thanks for the liberal patronage bestow
ed upon him for two years past. an 3l-6m
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IMPORTANT OTICE.To FAR
80 MFRS AND MISSION MEX,
CHANTS-On and after the LIST Jaauary. 1860, l
propose furnish GRAIN BAGS fer the use Of the
farmers and merchants living and dolns business s
Potomac railroad The charge will be that for
mery charged by the Company. Al order Tor Bass
will he nromply attended to- Apply to agent at
Richmond, or the agents ct the country depots
ao,edxcw,m Richmond, Va.
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"a Special Misunderstanding determined be-
fore next fall to thoroughly repair store pull
down and build new one, we therefore offer all our
WOOLLEN and other goods adapted TO FALL and
WINTER wear at cost, We solicit call from all
persons In want of such goods, as they must and
will be sold at some price. Call at
no 3l-.lm COLRTNEY'S, DOS Broad st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-15

IVORY BALANCE HANDLE TABLE
/ CTTLEkY.-Just received a rev lot of both
Table ard Desert KNIVES. handsome patterns.
Aleo few dozen fine Ivory CARVERS. and n va
riety of other TABLE CUTLERY, of different
styles.
TO be sold in lots to accommodate families and
Others very cheap. Apply at 3. B. COOKS
de 15-ts Auction Store, 10 Main street.
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EUN AHEAD. ----~--------
AGREAT MATCH Il !, AZ l. NJ D III Es rr,-c ~,
LOST AND sTRAYED.


l OST.A isdy's dark brown FUR vlCTOEINE
= on Iuesday night. tho 18th, some vhere he
tween the corner Of Broad and 9th and Grace and
return 70 Ide l3-3ts1 MEADE BAKER
OST-On Monday, on 2lst street. INV PRFg
- PAPERS. will reward the 6nGsr by ls.r,.ss
them at the Dispatch Office - - ''1''AI
VIM. A. BROADWAY.
de bit Of Chesterfield coanty
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2 49, = 4 = N4WMf 9F IKE
MAK1H yOvkNfLE c0MEDfAns
'''''xl W. y < ]. - rns Asr
THIS tTHUASDAyt EVENING. De- i. go.
y b ssrfofaasA 80 srand Ronsalse spse,s.;.
nAi1D QUEEx.
c....s,'s 2 a IA JrvxsuLss.
aisisad ring 3 cis,ioss. I'D x. A.sI:.
:. seaslaa' s,ss 81 s5 5sFs sS 4
MEcHANICs, HALL
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY
okakSi Ss ( rP1iSafgesy 18th, 1850.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
p Ii * * 0 x s 'as ssM,se'sssa
SWISS IN fnl1isis; pps
eusTAvE KA iuffsfsI sola Y y,e... &C.,,
Mics FANNIE 4. Pc PEAK, xjt,, ~, ,,l.,,s :.
g. q silver Bells, with Master Sd DfE ana I' ~
rene thsir FIRST appearance in two va
TICKETS rs CENTS.
& ssSrvea seats may " seoured during thu da, =.
+. u; Isyior's Music Store. whore a ass, -, st
the HAL may seen. ut - cents sach OF
Snlidron admitted - .aftsrnoon concerts ia, u
pcors open It - Commence al IN.
dd e. ian.s % z-Comrsncs at o'clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-15

- CHESTNUT HILL FOR SALE.
u above valuable FARM is situated in the coun
-. ty of New Kent, adjoining the White House
estate, two miles from the York River Railroad
1t Is beautifully situated aud contains 434 acres.
6ne; indeed, is avery desirable farm, and the
owner cannot live on IT, great bargain can be bad
further particulars, inquire of 6 0DDfN l. APPER-
SON, Richmond. de l5-6t
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I OST-p0CKET-R 0OE.-I.ost At the Peters
my POCKET BOOK. or Porte N omiaie containing
papers of value and aboat two hundred dellars IN
bank bills. AMONGST them q SD and $40 Bank of
Kentucky bulls also. q SO Tennessee bill and
some North and, South Carolina bills. q $50 South
Carolina bill on the Charleston bank recolleetcd.
The Under will be literally rewarded by leavlas
the same at Mr.. Hector Davis Auction House.
de I3-3t* W. +. ROSE,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-15

- FOR SALE PRIvATELY-.Tha well
~ known ALLEYS TAVERN PROPERTY on
~AA@ the Westham Plank-R Road, miles from the
city, contains IS acres dwelling Mousse with four
rooms and the usual out houses. The property is
too well known to need further description. For
terms. which will DO reasonable. apply to
de l5-2w J. II. COGHILI.
- FOR RENT-The STORE and DWELL
G:a ING. No. 80, Broad street. now occupied BIZ
E1 Messrs. Charles Lnndin 4 Co., ~ for rent from
LIST January next. Apply to..
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Ma Make Ready Take AIM. Fire !.-Just
received one hundred COLTS CELEBRATED
FiaE-ilh nc = r. hMsyy Sad Pocket
no 2I-lm Maker and Importer of Guns, &c.
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~ CHEAP FASHIONAB ENN.
N)NILLJ merry, AT lI6 BR0A DASkg
~ STREET, UP STAIRS With view 3Q2E0
Of reducing nv stock and making room for Spring
styles. will close out my present assortment OF
beautiful GOODS at greatly 5ednss s1. g5ces The
DRESSES and CAPS, BRIDAL HEAD-DRESS-
Es, FEATsH Frs, FLOWERS. etc. vIsi.
tors the city and the public generally IN pursuit
ea Miss r. LYON,
d, 15-d2w lis Broad street.
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eyN STRAYED-@FrnIn my resldcnce, on
XAR Broad street. Church Hill. ON "Wednesday
k7sA1slast. Il pale red COW, witt. white on Der
back and belly. rather dished face. her horns not
projecting higher than the top of her head. and
her tail is white her ear marks are not recoiIected
She Was in good order and giving milk when she
left A liberal reward viii be gwen for her Do.
livery to me at home.
de-
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vx : ONLY BIRDDEPOT IN RICHMOND,
N1BROAD STREET, ABOVE CENTRAL
TX RAILROADS.&C. fine lot of GERM AN CANA
RI ES lust received Also, alarge variety of terei IN
SINGING BIRDS. of all descriptions; BULL
FINCHFS, BRAZILIAN CARDINALS; Eng
LISH STARTLING. taught to sing n waltz: ENG
LISH BLACKBIRDS. BRAZILIAN TALKING
PARROTS, HOOKING BIRDS, NC. &c: for sale
by J.. COLLIER,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-24
UNION SAVING.
ltoY Of The n. j. Tribune.

To the EJrio, Of The n. j. Tribune.
The Urion is in danger! We beg the reader not to
turn away, as from an old story that has ceased
to alarm anybody. We do not mean the Union oil
these States but the union of that great religious us
nomination known as the Methodist Episcopal Church.
We all know that it divided fifteen years ago, and
that the cause Of its division then Slavery Strange
as il msy seem, Slavery threatens to divide again.
So We are gravey told in the recently published mani
festo of the minority Of the ministers of the New York
East Conference. That document is printed in The
Christian AdrOcate Of this city. II ss very curious
document and the facts which have called forth are
briefly tlese: by the Discipline OF the Church pro
vision made for the alteration Of VIVA are called the
General Rules aud these General Rules are IN fact,
the only terms of Church membership.
The coIstii uona method of altering these Rules,
as laid down in the Book of Discipline, by the con-
current recommendation Of three fOurths OF all the
members OF the several Annual Conferences who shall
lie present, AID vote on such recommendation. Thi.
majority being obtained, majority Of two-thirds 81
tie General Conference succeeding is competent 10
efft CT the alteration.
By this prccess the General Rule on the subject OF
Temperance altered IN 1876 and by this process,
laid dos in the Book OF Discipline by which Method
is ministers and lsymen, propose TO be governed, the
Anti Slavery men propose 10 amend the law rea'ive
to holding human beings IL bondage. The New York
East Conference at lis last session. adopted re,0.u
ton fayorrg such alteration Of the General Rules g.
would place ss, ehodpc among the things forbidden.
The majority in favor of such amendment was go
much larger than the PoSavery party had anticipated
that they immediately CONNER ced An agitation among
the laity TO peutraze, possible, the seton Of the
ministry and 10 frghten the younger preachers from
their position. In thi. matter the clergy who CON-
pose this defeated minority out initiating the tao
ties Of TIE politician, and the Ministerial and Lay
mems Union very much resembles those Union-Ssv-
ing Committees which, among party tactcisns, have
become somewhat sntiquatei We await, without
much anxiety the result of the herculesn lsbors OF
these Union Saving clergymen, and append what We
hsb hss III
the resolution referred 10.
THE RESOLUTION.
Rs.orl That earnestly the General Conference
:oa.rd he Discipline 20 pA sy,sodiIs scEt the hirIs
fItied.u BY the Gsrers Rules
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-24
IN favor Of this resolution:

IN favor of this resolution:
II. Rev Messrs Morris, Goodse Gvwulj, and a. f'e
s6rs LIEN q The Couferenoe Dr. Fsy. blI n. ~ n
Il,kip, snd kes~r Of this city, Bottom, .abf u hIf
H.psn Hsseen Lsadon, Lawrence, Slap sod s;'Siy
Bnskyl; Dr. Cary of Mddletown, PEGS o. asi-1d Weed
Wocdias ard iord, Of New Haven; Colas Il srhfrFn',
Hsh.A Of stanford Hoyt 81 New koeseils ~. a,",.
bo,i Aston, W n Bar.s eooe. A Booth. Booth. Cara
Chandler Ch'enden, Codlns Davenport De vinre, Fox
eLber', Glove, Hatfield, Hollis. H.ash Hill Howard, Hle
he'll JohIsor, Latham lssk Lewoot Little looms S,svy
4 MeAs..r Miner. D. Nah, Nicterson, mead, oirn.
Orchard, Pnler Pssi, L. Perry, Pistury az, r,,1;
su,h s,ebsins stnan, Taylor, vir;on R Wake, W. Wake
Aou Lite, Woolsy.
Thoee who voted in the negative were
Mesa, H. Bags " Bsnn BcG.on, Camp, L. clars. T-o'sS
Psl,r Glb.rt Giber. Glider Hsssny Jao-s, Kelsey
Kinney Asoiy Aerwin H. Perry runey Ro-h-, RG:her'
ford. sllinsr eirr-n Terry, WOOD, And Worth.
Truly, very email minority, and yet, ga snocc
mere politicians, few determined an re 'oute men.
albeit they Ministers of the Gospel, nty make s
gresi deal Of trouble when united in oppos "n Ia any
pres, moral reform. METHODIST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-24

CUTOFF AND THROTTLE VALvE.-As We have re-
ceived notices Of several newly invented cut-os, all
of which are connected TO the governor and produce
ike results, differing only in unimportant mechanical
devices we will give general idea Of their practical
operation, and merit and demerit, as compared with
the throttle valve.
The trottle valve heretofore used, in connection
with the governor, regulates the speed by allowing
the steam expand in It's passage from the boiler 70
the engine. Reducing the pressure OF steam before
applying to the piston il accomp nied with 1858 OF
power which suggested the idea OF applying II at ITS
,ull force, and cutting il eff at proportion Of The
stroke relative 10 the amount of resistance 10 over
come. or the power used. Ingenious devices being
invented for operating the cutoff by the governor,
wss supposed that perfection was reached in the econ
oea and instant adaptabity Of the speed Of the pis
ton 70 the variations in resistance. In practice how
ever. il hiss been found that where high steam is
used were this principle perfectly applied, the per-
cussion of the steam on the piston would act Ike
bst.erng-rsm at every stroke, to the great damage
and final destruction Of the machine. With low steam,
th. objection is go slight, that it s than bal
snced by its economy in fuel. Though high steam IS
far more economical than low, and be as safeiy
made with weIleonstructed boiler and faithful en-
gneer it cannot be applied to the piston Of recipro
catrg en- gne-moving with the ordinary velocity-at
100 pounds the inch, without serious damage, both
to engine and boiler BY lie percussion ADD resultant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-24

IMPROVED ParEsr PAisr.-E. L. Il j. +. Elery Of
thi. city have patented new paint, formed by dis
solyipg elss,ic gums in nseed oil. Imsy be ground
in any color and used for all purposes and is esps-
cialy adapted to covering the exposed surfaces OF
iron buildings. The inventors allege that il covers
more surface, takes less oil to thin, possesses double
the body, ia not affected by heat or cold, and Wv
does not o1ydize Is more durable than ne.siic pan''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-24

able NOR unest Of how much good may be done, and
Tow extensive naaufscturrg iD:eree: may BE- built
up in Q comparatively brief period frJm single
invention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-24

PA1TsI TasLE.-Our book-loying friends will be
pleased TO earn that DIR. George Folsom, formerly
librarian q the Athenaam Of Boston, has invented
and patented very ingenious and usefai library
table, which is really quito novelty. IL cspsole
Of DO less thar nine changes Of position or transforms
tons for convenience in reading, writing exhibiting
prints, sustaining large books, holding newspaper
unfolded within easy reading dhtance, &c. IL may
even be transformed into easel for drawing and
painting This very useful piece Of furniture is called
the Athenaum Table.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-24

INSULATED CAsrIsGs.-Mr. Calvin Adams of Pitts
burgh, Pa, has recently discovered that an important
electrical change takes place, when molten iron solid.
i6es in cooling. BY insulating the molds, aud the
man pouring in the liquid metal, the castings from
common iron came out a. white silver and hard as
steel This is another evidence Of the universalty OF
this subtle force and though it is not as yet applied
10 any practical purpose, such phenomena canno. fail
eventually to produce useful effects.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-24

reaction. With very low steam, the self adjusting
cutoff may be applied 30 as 10 produce very nearly
its theoretical results, but - ordinarily nsed, Pres
sure gauge applied to the cylinder would indicate IN
amour. Of expansive force Lost between the boiler and
engine, approaching the effect of the throttle valve
nearly in proportion 70 the hight Of steam IN the
boiler.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-12-09
SIlERIFF'S SALE.

TN obedience TO the requirements OF an order of
L Sale isssed from the Office Of the Clerk of the
Court OF Common Plea. for the County OF Geauca
and State of Ohio, in Il certain suit wherein Rich
ard l.. Robinson, Andrew b. Robinson, BENJAMIN
Soule and Isaac Errett, Executors Of Ambrose l..
Soule were plaintiffs, and George w. Antisdale,
Administrator of Waterman Antisdae, was de-
icndunt, have caused TO be appraised and shn II
offer for sale a, public vendue at the door OF the
Court House, in Chardon in said county, on
Tuesday, December 27h, 1859,
between the hours of 10 o'.lock, A. NJ, and 4P.
NJ, of said day, the following described Real Es.
tate, to wit: Situate in the township of Auburn
being No. III the Sth range Of townships in the
Connecticut Western Reserve in the State Of
OHIO, and which is also in tho County OF GoausN,
and Is known as the northeast division of the
west center lot In section 3 and tract 9, and is
bounded ne follows On the south by the east and
west cer!er road leading from the center of Balm.
bridge to the center OF Troy and .ot line; east by
the north and south center road and lot line; north
by the lot line; aud west by land owned by John
Ansdale. being The same lot on which the Meth.
odis Meeting House now stapds. confirming sey +.
enly five acres acres Of land, excepting therer
one .haH acre in the south.enst corner on which
the Methodist Meeting House stands, be the same
more or less, but subject TO all legal highways.
Said premises appraised at $2l6o5o.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash in hand.
T. G. WHITE, Sheriff
Sherihs Office, Geaugn
County, Nov. 10Th. 5liw5
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-12-09
THE JEFFERsoNIAN DEMOCRAT.
LEGAL.
sIIERIFF's SALE.

DY Virtue Of an order Of Sale issued from the
, Office oi the Clerk Of the Court Of Common
Plons VI GChuga County, Ohio, wherein William
Green Administrator Of Susan e.. Rose is plain.
iiiI, and James Clark Is de cnGunt. 10 me directed
and delivered, ! have caused to BE- nppru. ed aud
shall expose 10 sale al public vendue Mt the door
Of tho Court House, in Chardon. in said County,
On Monddy, The oh day cC Janudry 1860.
between ,he hours OF 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and o.
clock 7. NJ OF said day, the following described
premises, to witt Situate in the township Of lhnmp.
son. IN the County Of Geauga and State OF Ohio
aud Is known ne part OF lot number l2 in said
township, and is bounded Ms loliowA Beginning
at the northwest coruer Of Daniel Barteti's land
thence north eighty rods and nine links 10 n
corner stake; thence east nj eteen rods aud three
links 10 the center OF tho north and south rOad,-
thence southery along said road fifty.seven rods
and sixiy.two links to the corner Of the Meeting
house lot; thence west two chains and twenty two
links to stake; thence westerly one chain and
,ixty.scven links to a stake: thence south chain
and siXty.our Enks o the center of the road lead.
ing from Thompson to Ilambden along the center
OF said ront enst | rhan nnd ioriy.one fnks to
the center Of the north nnd south road; thence
south along he center o said road to The cast and
west line OF Daniel Barreu's loI thence west on
his line to the place oi beginning, containing sev.
ell acres and one hall OF land be the same more or
less, but subject to aliiegal highways Said prem.
ises appraised al S2l0. Terms Of Sac Cash in
band, T.. & WHITE, Sheriff,
aud Sprciai Muster in Chduccry.
SherifNs Office, Geaugu
Co. Dec 9th. 1859. 5l7w5