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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-01-14

T1oGA COUNTY BANK.-An attempt kat
boon nado to diseredit the Tioga County
Bank, Pa, upon the grounds the public ar,
no, informed. Our adyces load US to class
Il now among the soundost Pennsylvania
Country Banks. 1t has been regularly re-
ceived and redoemod, for several months
past, at the Girard Bank, in Philadelphia
aud is so still quoted by tho best authori
ties in Now York at onIy one half por cent
discount; aud circulatcs the Same us first
class Pennay ylvania currency. Its present
owners arc unqucstionably mon OF large pc
euniary ability and high character in busi
mesa CIRCLES; who have, since tho bank come
into their hands, managed it in every wa,
calculated to establish It's claims to credit
Its circulation, we are assured. is small M
special efforts boing made TO expand
When any substantial reason appears 10 jus
tfy the discredit of this Bank. VIC shall no
90 slow in communicating the same to on
readers; but, as affairs now stand, do no
fear to continue our lato quotation. and rel,
On it's permanency.-PGddo,k's Bank Mir
rOr, Jan, Isl.
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LEGAL.
c,nEItIFF,s SALE.-.In 81,

S,HERIFF's SALE.-.In obedience to the
y command Of writ Of alias reDd er. issued
from the Cour Of Common Pleas Of Lake County,
Ohio, in certain suit wherein Milo Fowler is
plaintiff, and Edwin Foster ct oil. nre defendants,
10 me directed and delivered, cr my legal repre-.
sentative shall expose 10 sale at public ycnduc, at
the Court llDuse IN Chardon in said County, on
Monddy the III day If JaHuary H. 1850
between tho hours OF len O'Clock. 4. NJ, and four
o'clock, J.. NJ OF said day, The following described
real estate. to witi "Situnto in tie Township OF
Munson, being Number Eight IN the eighth Range
of Townships of the Connecticut Western lie.
serve in the State of Ohio, and which is niso in
the County OF Gcauga, aud il known by being the
north part Of sub lot No. 3 in lot No 81, bounded
as follows, to wli Beginning at the nJrth.wcst
corner OF said sub lot the east line OF the north
aud south roa1 thence running east chains mud
80 links; thence snuth so far hat iiHo running;
west to the eas, line Of he aforesaid road, nni
from thence north to the place Of beginning, will
contain one third OF an acGe Of land, but subject
to all legal highways"
said premises appraised a, $4,000.
Terms OF sale cash in hand.
Us. CLEVELAND Coroner.
Bye II. Foorr, U,pUty.
SHERIrr's OFFicg, Geauga Co, Ohio,
December l7ih. 1873 A6TwI
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NOTICE.

NOTICE,
IT T.. IIOBART, Of the State Of Iowa
L l.. or Wisconsin, will take notice. that Bcnia.
min B. Woodbury., ON the ! lth day of Jamuufy.
1859, did file his Petition in the Court OF Cannon
Pleas, within and for the County OF Gcauga in
the State OF Ohio, against the said H. T.. Hobart,
defendant, scttiug forth that said Hobart made
two Prnmissory Notes to the Panesville and
Hudson Railroad Company, one dated December
l7th 1855, Tor 50 %; the other dated July 23rd,
1886, for s.2j, both payable to said Company or
bearer, the first 90 days after date, the other one
day after date, both bearing interest from date ;
that on said last note was pail and endorsed the
the 23d day Of July, 1856, $50, and September LIST,
1886 Sli0 that sail notes were Tor Il valuable
consideration transferred and delivered TO said
Woodbury., aud praying judgment for the amount
OF said notes and interest, after Gcluctus said two
payments.
And the said H. T. Hobart is notified tim, he is
required to appear and answ or said Petition on o.
before tho Third Saturday after the 2jih day OF
February next. Dated this l2th day oi January
A ID. 1889. PHELPS g. THRASHE&,
Attorneys FOR Plaintiff.
January Il, 1859. I7O.Gw
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The Paper Tor the Times.
THE GENESEE F A r M E r
trsTABL'snkp IN 1911
"The Oldest, the Cheapest and The Best"

THE Twentv-Ninth Volume of this
L popular Monthly Agricultural Journal com.
menced with the January Number, issued on the
18th December last. Everyone interested in the
culture Of the soil is invited to send tor copy, and
examine it before subscribing. Published in one
OF the finest Agricultural and Horticultural sec.
tons of America, with hundreds OF able and ex
perienced CORE sp,ndcnts, it abounds with inlor
nation interesting and valuable 10 every farmer
and truit-grower. II is the
che PEST AGRICULTURAL JOURN4L l.
in the World, ana has attained a larger circula E
ton than any similar paper. 1t is empnatically
the paper for the times Each volume contains
3S4 pages aud is sent to any address for
FIFTY CENTS A YEAR!
Great inducements offered to agents. Post e
masters and all friends Of Rural Improvement are
respectfully solicited TO send Tor n specimen, and
to act as agents Specimen cnpie, sent ttee on
application. Address. JOSEPH HARRIS,
Publisher aud Proprietor, Rochester, NY.
January IA, 1859. 41O-lw
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SIIERIFF'S SALE.--By virtue OF wit OF
- fer, fncia' issued from the Court OF Common
Pleas OF GCauga County, Ohio, in q certain suit
wherein j.. F.. Durice. Esq, as Receiver OF the
Farmers Union Company OF Mnnson, is plaintiff,
and WIN II. Judd and others arc defendants To
me directed and delivered. ! have levied upon and
or my legal representative shall offer for sale al
public vendue, at the Court House in Chnrdon in
said County, on
.Nond0y The l7M ddy Of JdnudryA "A D. 1859,
between the hours Of ten O'Clock A. W., AMI four
O'Clock p. VI OF said day tie following described
real estate, to wit situate in the Township Vi
Mun.on, being Number Eight in the Eight Range
OF Townships Of the CunUCciicUt Western Re.
serve in the State of Ohio, and which IS also in
the County ol Geauga, and 10 known by being
pnrt ui Lot No. 30 III Tract No. 3. and ls bounded
as follows: Beginning AT the northwest corner
OF sail lot al the center OF the north and south
and east and west roads ruNhing 10y sail lot;
thence east ten rods and twelve ieet; thence suIth
on n line parallel with said north and south State
road nine rods; thence west on line parable. with
the cast and west road ten rods and twelve feet
to the center of sail north u'd south State road,
thence north nine rods To the place OF beginning
containing ninely.six square rods OF land, and Is
the same piece OF land decided to AnsOn Bartlett
rs Trustee OF the Farmers Union Company ol
Munson,by Ira Allen md others, August Roth, 1852
by deed recorded in Geaugn County Records, vol
46, pages 1913 and loi. be the or less bu;
subject to all legal highways"
SAID premises appraised At $4,000.
Terms o! sale, cash on day OF sale.
Us. CLEVELAND, Coroner.
~ c. II Fo5rE, Depvy.
SHIEIrt's OfrlcE, Ge1uIa Co., Ohio,
December l7h. ls53. +67w5
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STATE OF ONO,
Nicholas Moony, PlH. l
GEAUGA COUNTY.

TINIIE Defendants are notified that in
L the above Action, on the 2ih day Of Decem-
her, AID 1888, an Attachment issued against
them ior tho sum Of Sl76 u, and has been levied
on Goods and Chnttels OF said Defendants and
duiy returned Said case is set for hearing, before
| N Hathaway, at his Office in Chardon, in said
County and State, on the l9lh day OF February,
A ID. 1859, ut One O'Clock Pm.
w. U. FORREST,
Any, for Plaintiff.
January 7, 1859 SG9.3w,
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET-JAS /

prices ruled higher receipts OF Beeves about 5000
being an increase on last week, Quotations 81
20 sx CTS. for common; 10 10 lok cts for first
quality II cts for extra.
Receipts of Sheep about 1000; quotations rang
ing from 81 SO TO 81 so.
Quotations 0f Swine range from S " OK cts,
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From these figures. it will be seen that nearly
one.fourlh of the total deaths in the country are
caused by Consumption to say nothing OF the r,.
merous other diseases springing from slight
cold"
Do not trle with your health but, il suffering
from n Cough, or Cold on the Lungs, buy bottle
of fHOOFLAND'S BALSAMlC CORDIAL, and
YOU may safely count on q cure. Thousands have
done so, and have certified loi! wonderful effects.
COUGHS sometimes proceed from a disnrdeTed or
dvsnenlic state OF the stomach, in which case tts
Gorman Biuers should be used. Jncnsts OF weak.
ness, or general debility of the system. resulting
from pfo,racted Cough, the German Bitters viii
be found of great benefit.
Prepared only Ivy Or. c. NJ Jackson. AIS Arch
Street. Philadelphia, and tor Sale by Druggsts
and Storek eepors throughout the United States
and Canada. Price IS cents per bottle.
January 7, 1859. 4G9.iyius
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I +, BRUCE, Administrator o! TIE Est1te Of
y David r. Bruce, deceasel Lyman Eowler
Guardian ot Daniel Lacy, MILO Lacy aud Oliver
p. l1cy; u. w. Mead, Administrator OF the Is.
tate Of Christopher NelZGar deceased; and Saml
Robinson and Phineas Chase, Administrators Of
the Estate Of Nathan Robinson, deceased, have
s"yerally filed their accounts tor settlement in the
Probate Office OF Geauga County. Ohio, which ac.
counts viii be for hearing in the Probate Court.
Of said County, at the Probate Office. IN Chardpn
on the Pend day of January, AID. 1851, at Ten
o'clock a NJ. until which time al! interested may
except.
NJ. c. CANFIELD.
Probate Judge
CharLon, Dec. 81, 1859. 46s-3w
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NOTICE.
THHOMAS POPPLEM ELL rs HERE.

rTHOMAS POPPLEM ELL is HERE
i by notified that Alfred J. 5. Barnes, Admin.
istrator oil Abncr Bowe, deceased, has this day
filed his Petition. in the Court OF Common Pleas.
OF the County oi Geauga, in the state Ol Ohio, a.
gainst sud Thomas P0pplcwe. setting forth that
a cCrtair contract in wri ing was made for the
purchase. and sale, and conveyance of certain
land situate in Parkman. in said County, on pay.
ment therefor as agreed therein, that the time TOT
payment of the whole purchase money had elapsed
aud that the saue had not been paid and pray.
ing Judgment for the sum OF $3.50 with annual
interest thereof from the 18th oI October, 1856, and
ii said Judgment should not be paid within
time to be fixed by the Court that the
Court would order Sale OF the said contracted
premises and the application OF the proceeds there
of to payment of said Judgment And said
Thomas Poppewcll is required to appear and all
swer said Petition, on or before the Third Satur.
day after the 25,h Of February next.
Dated this 18Th day January, 1889
PHELPS & TIIRASIIER,
Attorney for Plaintiff
January Il 1859. 41O.6w
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SIIEislEE,S SALE.

DY Virtue of an Execution issued from
ID the Court Of Common Pleas, OF Ashtabnla
County, Ohio,on Judgment in favor Of Tx Smith
against Robert Bosley aud others, shall expose t.
Sale at Public Nendue, ON the premises Of Robert
Bosey, in Claridon Township, on the 7Ith day Of
January, 1889, between the hours of Ten O'Clock
a NJ and -Four o'clock PM, ui said day, the fol
lowing Property, to witt Ono Sorrcl Horse, sup.
posed to be seven years old and one Two. llor.,
Lumber Wagon. Taken as the Property oi RO.
bert Bosley.
f.. G.. WHITE, Sheriff.
SherifHs Office, Gcauga Co.
January IA, 1859 47o.2w
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NIAlSISIED.

In Claridon, on the 1lh instant, by the Rev. +.
D. Taylor, Mr. l.. c. TREAT 10 Miss FRAN.
CES SOMERS, oil of ClNridon.
"-o-"'"-~"""o>>iESI1IIGG1S0,. E1IG10. ,.'0-'>
At her fathers residence: in Troy, on the sth
ms ant OF consumption, Miss MARTHA a.
TURNER, in her 2ist yeur.
Deceased being member Of Evergreen Lodge,
No. "A, |. o. OF q, T., they, at special session,
held January 9th, 1889, authorised u committee TO
express the following sentiment, TO wit
WHEREAS, by a visitation Of Divine Will, our
valued and esteem cd sister, Martha A. Turn
er has been removed from oar circle, and We
may no more listen 10 her voice in our coun'
ellis, therefore
c,oIrsd-That we deeply depore the loss of
our departed sister, and when we look upon the
vacant seat she so promptly, zealously and eff
cienlly occupied, we will let the still small
voice" breathe forth tribute to her memory.
ReJolped,- That in the sad bereavement which
the near and dear friends are called 10 experience,
they have our deep aud heartfelt sympathy.
RssOLuGd,-Thal the large and respectable con-
Gourse OF people which assembled TO render the
last service and perform the last sad Office, ind-
cules the high esteem in which the deceased was
held by the community where she was known,
ReSoiued,-ThAt, as an expression OF our res
pect for the absent one, and that at euch meeting
we may be reminded that we have representative
I in the Grand Lodge above, our Banner be drnped
in mourning for the ensuing ninety days.
presented to the near friends OF deceased, as an
expression Of the high regard in which their daugh.
ter, sister and friend was held by those with whom
she associated.
Resoiued,--That the foregoing Resolutions be
publshedin in the JeBsrSoHiGH Democrat, tho AHdLyS!
and the Troy GuEeite
BY order OF tho Lodge.
r P; LAMSON, Conmi,,ss.
MRS. NJ. PRATT, "'"'''''''''
Sister, sister, thou hast left us,
Dispensing Providence hath 'reft US,
And yet our song
Shall harmoniso with spirits bright,
Which, robed in pure and spotless white,
Around thee throng.
| Ger the dark, mysterious line
Which marks the boundary of time,
Thy spirit fled
To regions peoped with the blcst,
From tolls Of earth thou art at rest,
With angels wed.
The burden Of our song shall be,
Our sisters glorious victory;
| AS Tree from caro-
| She's waited on the wings of love,
| And all those happy scenes above.
With angels share.
The Lodge will mise thee a, its meetings,
| Blolhers, sisters in their greeting,
| Will drop teari
And, Mar,ha they will breathe thy name,
| And whispering, speak in gentle strain,
! "She ~ not here" R,FL
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CLEVELAND MARKETS-JAr. Il

CLEVELAND MARKETS JAN. IL,
FLoUR-ExtIa 90; common extra 90,
WHEAr--Red atSl ID
RYE.-Small sales al 72c.
SEEp.-Clover S5 rs to S5 80.
BUrTER--Csntralrol I6 cts.
EaGs-l7 cts. per dozen.
Hoos--Runge from Sc so to s6,,2K for light tc
heavy.
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J. 5. CLEVELAND Coroner.
ByC IL. FOOTE, Depdty.
Sherif's Office. Geaugu Co., Ohio,
~ 4 L l..


N'OrlCE. In pursuance nnd 10y virtue of an
" order OF sale, issued and directed To the, on the
18th Of October, 1858, by Hon VI. c. CanielJ,
Judge OF Probate, within and for the County OF
Geauga, in the State of Ohio in certain procrci
lug lately pending in said Court, wherein Robert
Bastor, Guardian OF William f.. Busor, Mary
BustOr, and Robert 4. Blstor. minors, was Plain
tiff, and said minors were Defendants, for the sale
Oi the Lands hereinafter described, shall, On til Z
22nd day Of Jdnudry. nd. 1859.
between the hours OF Ten O'Clock M aud -Four
O'Clock F. NJ of said day. at Public Auction sell To
the highest bidder, for not less than two.thrds OF
III! appraised value the undivided three .iourths o!
the following described Real Estate par, o Lot
No. :, IN the Township Of NoutvilIe, in the Coun.
~ ol Geauga, and State Of Ohio. beginning at the
northwest corner of a lot of land OF one hundred
acrcs, that was DECIDE u James Strong by
Lewis Strong aud wife, on the Goth day OF
August. 4. ID. 1915, thence south on the west
line Of said lot, 10 the southwest corner
OF said lot, thence cast the south line OF
the aforementioned lot, ia eiough so that line
drawn parallel with the first mentioned line shall
contain within the boundaries fifteen acres OF land
thence north parallel with the first line to the
north line of the lot that was dee led to the said
JAMES Strong bv s1id Lewis Strong and witef
thence west on said North lire to the place Of be-
ginning, containing fifteen acres land.
Also. one other Piece or Parcel of Land being
part Of Lot Number Seven, in said Township OF
Montvie, bounded as follows - Beginning at the
northeast corner ot land owned by solomon Hart,
in said Lot Number Seven, thence running west
on an east and west highway four ch1ns and
tlIirtytwO links, thence south nine chalns and
twenty.fve links thence east tour chains aud
lhirtytwo links, thence north nine chaius and
twenty-five liuks, TO the place OF beginning con.
tanning five acres OF land.
said Sale 10 be made on the Premises Said
Land appraised at s1og
TERMs OF SALE One third in Cash at time oI
Sale. QUE third in six months, balance in one year
Deferred payments on interest secured by mort
gage on tile premises.
ROBERT BASrOR, Guardian
W o FORREST, Attorney.
December 81, 1858. 467-4w
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NOTICE.-The Annual Meeting

4U = ~ FtWWW'tI NENNNEUH
of tho GEAUGA COUNTY FREE AGRI.
CULTURAL SOCIETY, for tho Election of
Officers will bo held at tho Agricultural Hall,
in CIsridnn, on tho Third Monday of Janu.
AIRY next, at 10 o'clock AN.
By order.
H. N. SPENCER,
Secretary.
Dec. ~, 1888. 467
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January IA, lSi9 4IO-6w
PETITION FOR DIVORCE.

U VIZ Ia OhheAIs
STATE OF OHIO, GEAUGA COUNTY.
Harriet G Lewis
vs. In Common Pleas.
phi,etus NJ. Lewis.
TJ>he said defendant will take notice.
] that Oh the 9th uay OF january, 1889 the pc
tioner filed her petition in the Office OF the Clerk
OF said Court, for divorce, change Of name, and
custody Of children named therein, and for cause
alleges Il pretended marriage to, aud adultery
with one Mrs. - Hall, by SAID defendant The
suid defendant will take notice that suiI petition
will lie for hearing nj the next term of saIi Court
The said defendant will also take notice that
deposilions will be taken In said cause, at the
residence Of Azel Fobes, in Wayne IN the County
of Ashtabula and State Of Ohio, on the oh day
Sf February, 1852, between the hours OF 8 A. NJ
and =. NJ: and nj The r,si icnce of Reuber
Phelps, in WiiiamSiield, County nnd State ntore
said, nn the 10th day OF February, / $50, between
the hours last aforesaid; and also at the office 0
Durfec s. Hathaway in Charion. County ant
State first above named, on the I'D day OF Feb
ruary, 1859, between the hours above.
DuRFEE e. HATHAWAY,
Attorneys lor Petitioner
January IA, 1859. 47Ow,
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NOTICED Raymond and Suvilla Ray
IN mond, now residing ont OF the State OF Ohio,
in parts unknown, will take notice that Almond
Clark did, on the 18th day of December, 1858, file
his Petition in the Court of Common Pleas, within
and for the County of Genuga, Ohio, against the
said Oliver and Savla, defendants, setting forth
that the said Oliver Raymond aud saii Savila
Raymond his wife, executed Mortgage to said
Almond Clark OF part oILot No lG, in The Town.
ship of Middelield, in said County bounded as
follows = Beginning at southeast corner of said
Lot, thence west 80 chains, thence north % chains
and three links, thence east 80 chains, % links,
thence south on the town line 2Schains and 10
links TO the place OF beginning, containing 90
lS.I00rhs acres, TO secure the payment of S957
according to his noe referred toln said mortgage,
and praying judgment against said Oliver for
said sum of 1857. with interest at ten per cent
from the 9th of November last, Aud the said
Oliver aud SuviIla are notified that they are re-
qured to appear aud answer snid Petition, on or
before the THIRD SATURDAY after the 2Slh
day of JANUARY NEXT.
PHELPS e. THRASIIER,
Attorneys tor Plaintiff
Dated December rs, 1858. 467-Gw
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1t is therefore Ordered, by the said Judges
Of the Court of Common Pleas. that the Courts ut
Common Pleas and District Courts, in said sevc.
raj Counties be held for the year 1859, at the
times fixed as aforesaid
The Clerks Of the Courts Of said several Count.
ies, hereby ordered to enter this order on their
Common Pleas and District Court Journals, and
to cause the same 10 be published according to
Law.
Witness our hands, this 29th day of December,
AID. 1883.
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AWFUL OccURRENCE-Twor rYoUNG MES
FROZEN To DEAru --Probably| the most dis.
trossiug and hoart rending Cvout that over
transpired in this county, occurred ON last
FRIDAY night, on Spoon river bottom near
Waterford. Two young men, Peter and Ja-
cob PAUL. (cousins) attempted to return to
tho lalter's homo, in Waterford noighhor.
hood, from Havana, whore thoy had bcen
spending tho afternoon. IL was attor dark
when thoy started on their return, aud as
tho bottom was ovortlowed, were compelled
to uso skitf. 1t had turned very cold in
their absence and thoy foun0 leo formed on
the ovurflOwod bottoms through which they
wore compelled to pass. 1t is supposed that
they forced tho skitf through tho ice until
thoy wore nearly exhausted, and then at.
tempted to wade to land, tho ico not being
strong enough TO bear thom, making pa,h
through it with their hands Us they progrcs
sed. Tho unfortunate young mon became
entirely exhausted, and at last, within fit.
toea foot of seid ico, gave up the struggle
for lifo and diUd. They worU heard to call
, Cor help by persons living near tho scene Oi
. 'fforing, but the haIIowing WAS supposed to
Ss .vo boon made by party OF coon hunters,
nrue no attention was paid to il. On Satur-
day tho father of young jacob concluded
that tahey must have boen drowned in their
nt,emIbt to reach homo, and made search
for them, but without success. On Sunday
a number of the neighbors gathered togeth
or and event to find them, and ono Of the
bows wasi discovered standing in throo foot
of water Meaning over upon tho ice. Tho
other was found near him in the watcr.--
Laacl,ter IW J Democrat
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THE JEFFERSONIAN DEMOCRAT.
LEGAL.
ADMINISTRATORS sur.

DERSONAL PROPERTY BELONGING.
J. to the Estate Anthony Massa, deceased, con.
ss,ing Of Weain Apparel, will be Sold at Auc.
ton, in the Village Of ofChardou, on SATURDAY,
tho 29th day Of January. 1859.
D. V. CANFlELD, Administrator.
Chardon, January a. ls5g A7O.3w
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MONDAY. che l7th day OF JANU-
AIRY, AD. 1859.

Between the Hours Of Ten O'Clock AN. and
FOUR O'Clock 7 NJ. of said day, the following de.
scribed Premises, to witt
Situate ia the Township Of Chardon, Geaugn
Comfy. and State oi Ohio. and is known by the
South division OF Lot NO. 81, ~ iIaci So. !, and
is bounded as follows i-tast by the East line ul
the Lot aud Township; South by thj Lot aud
Track line; on tho West 10y Lot No 90, and
ou the North by land owncdhy Deos w Robin.
son, ami containing One Hundred and Eleven
and Seventy Nine. One llundTedih Acres N
Land, excepting and rosctving ,hereirom the
following described Piece Of Land heretofore set
OIL to Isaac lIosiord and Family No q Homestead,
TO Wit - Bounded aud described as follows -
Beginning on the West line ol said Lot No 81,
nt the South.West corner Of Delus w. Robin
sons Land. thence South on the West line ol
said Lot No. u Sixty Rods. thence East so fat
that by running line North SKY Rods to said
Rohinson's Land, and thence West along sait
RohiusUu's South line to the place of beginning
shall contain Twenty Five Acres, with ia,
Buildings and Appurienunces thereof; lenyin.
Eight.Six and Seventy Nine. One .Hundredrl
Acres Of Land, but subjectto all legal highways
sad Land he Apprdjscda a sl5 70 per Acrs.
TERNs OF SAIL Cash in hand.
J. 5. CLEVELAND Coroner.
BY c. IL. FOOTE, Depdty