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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-08-24
PETERSBURG MARKET.
BROWNLEY, GREEN & CO.,
Grocers and Commission Merchants,

PETERSBURG, VA.
ToBAcco.-Sincs our Aast report we have to note
a steady market for this article until to-day,
when we noted a heas1 feeling in the common
grades Of lugs and Leaf though we have no de ;liRe
to note and keep our last quotations. The sales
have been again large this week, say about $50 to
700 hhds, with some good and fne tobacco which
is largely sought after at 12a to %. The receipts
were only moderate the past week and the stock
on hand for inspectionis light. The accounts for
the growing crop is generally encoura ging in some
sections the plant is small with narrow leaf, but on
the whole, without sons unforeseen accident, a
full crop may be lookea for. The impression pre-
walls that the crop Il w coming to market will
reach nearly or quitss1, 900 hhds.
Our quotations are at the close, for common to
good Tugs Al to So very coed So to 81 ; common
to fair leaf, 81 to 81 good to very good, 9 to l24
fancy Is to- %. - II
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS statement of inspec-
ton of tobacco at the different warehouses in the
city of Richmond, from LIST October, 1857, to LIST
August. 1858, and from LIST October, 1858, to Au-
gust 1859:
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"A sAR

Could ,ha ~aN1ys are Dangerous."
disa.sa. sue many thousands who
specific. , i01 which this preparation oOW suffer from
VINO have used it and nd BEEN ssss; Cure. thew would # those
No Longer Doubt
IN regard to its efficacy, or hesitate in annronr;o
Gins - themselves the benefits which this medi.
Scrofula, Tumors, Ulcers, Bi nIsHs.Snsoas Eruptions,
pain of the bones and joints, RheumssI---." na
its forms, and diseases arising from an injudicious
use of mercury, are spe eddy cured by its use. 1t
is perfectly safe to take, and pleasant to the taste.
Prepared and sold by A. B. q D. SANDS. Drug
gists, 100 Fulton Street, New York.
For sale also by WILLIAMS Il HAYWOOD,
Raleigh N. C..
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Professor of Ancient Languages.
Miss MARY WADE SPEED,
Principal f the Ladies' Seminary.
Mrs. ANNIE HONFLEUR,
Teacher of French, Drawing aud Music.
Mrs. ELIZABETH d. RADCLIFFE.
Teacher of Music.
Miss MARIA L. GRAFTON,
Teacher in tee La les Department.
Mrs. ELIZABETH A. COFFIN, Matron.
THIS Institution OF Learning was opened uu''
der most encouraging auspices on the 18Th Janua
airy, 1859. 1t is proposed to make it a thorough
and practical Gymnasium for training the Physi-
cal, Intellectual and Moral powers of the Pupils
Upon its success in this 1t expects to rely fer
all its Paty onage. 1t is under the control of no
particular Church. The Teachers belong to diff
ferent Denominations and are selected on account
Of their fitness for the pests they occupy, without
regard 20 their ecclesiastical connections.
Professor RADCLIFFE, a graduate of the Southn
Carolina Military Academy, has charge Of the
Male Department. In addition to the English.
Mathematical and Classical branches, the Pupils
have the advantage of the Infantry drill of Mill
tary Academies. To secure interest aud success
in this, We have an ampl' supply of Cadet Mus
kets. The uniform of the corps is neat, plain and
cheap. It is furnished at the Instituef:n's s near-
ly at first cost as practicable. Pupils nsed only
bring their usual wearing apparel The uniform
aids in securing discipline and preventing extrav'
aganco. The Drill does not interfere with the
studies. 1t is an excellent discipline furnished
our pupils after school hours, without extra
charge for tuition or use of muskets.
The vacancy in the chair of AhcIent Lam
is temporary, and viii be speedily and properly
filed.
In the Department for Young Ladies every
thing Will be considered which is calculated 10
advance the health, the progress, and the happi-
ness of the pupils The sessions are five months
in length. TIE second session toiH open on the
last Thursday in August, 1859, and it Is uery desirs-
able that all the pupils be present at the opening
Qualification. sHs
TERMS-In the Male Department, the charge
of tuition a session viii be from $40 to $2s sc-
cording to the age o~fthsspupils and their sd.
yancemenf. Board bad in respectable
in shs English btans57 $50 Yof any,Anciento or
Modern language. s.; Music on the PianoS0rgan
or Guitar, with the use ofthsg Instrument, 81 50;
on the Harp $50, and SO extra for the use Of the
Instrument; Drawing, $40; Oil Painting, $40.
The pupils can board in the Seminary, and
will be charged only from the timsof, their en-
trance to the close Of the session; and for board,
fuel. washing, furnished roons and attendance,
will be charged So SOL week.
The pupils in both Departments have the use
of Libraries equal to those of some older Institui
tons; and their Books and Stationary are fur
nished at New York retail prices.
The Departments are in separate buildings.
All letters to the pupils should be addressed To-
the care of DIR. DEExs, Wilson Nc.
Wilson n. c., May. 1857 45-3ma
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GEoRetA.-We are obliged to our confreres
of the CRUSADER" for the following cordial
and ~fraternal invitation to meet with the cold
water army of the Empire State of the South
on the occasion of their proposed Mass Meet
ing next month. We would like very much
to attend. We once lived in G~eorgia-some
Of the most delightful recollections of the
halcyon days of youth are associated with u
Georgia Scenes" We manifested our ap-
probation of one of her Ladies' then, (peace
to her ashesl y and we would like to mingle
again with the fair daughters and sons of that
noble State. But 81 years have passed since
we claimed citizenship there, and we should
probably find very few with whom we were
then wont to enjoy %ourself. But noble sires
beget noble sons, and we would doubtless find
many shoots to do honor to the parent stocks.
Would like to go, muchl Who knows but
we mayP
But the Invite" Is not to us only, but ''the
people of the glorious old North State are re-
spectfully and fraternally invited to attend.
If any of our people" can go, we will go Sc
curity for a cordial welcome. But here is the
letter. Old Georgia is wakirg up:
ATLANTA, Aug1lk l2th, 1859.
Bro. GoRMAN In behz2kASt Aa Temper
ance hosts of Georgia, Iextend you and the
Editress, a warm, cordial and pressing invi.
tation to be present at our Grand Temper
5 ance Mass Meeting, to assemble in this city
on the 18th proximo, 15th September.) Rev.
j. E. Ryerson, of Augusta, the most eloquent
temperance orator in the South, and many
other distinguished speakers, will deliver adj
f; dresses. We expect to have a glorious rally.
! Temperance is reviving in our State. VIII
you come We will gladly welcome SO able
and Jealous an advocate of the "Great Cause
: as the talented Editor of the spirit of the
Age" We trust that you will come and hon
! or us by becoming our guests. The people
u of the glorious old North State are respect
d fully invited. Let us hear from you.
!, Yours in Triple Bonds,
" WILLIAM G. WILDLY,
"Crusader Office"
JOHN H. SEALS, Proprietor.
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Rutheef I'D Academy.
Rev. R. L. ABERN Y, PRINcIPAL.
Prof. 7. N. BAIRD ASSOCIATE

II next session will commence on Wed es-
day, the 6tn of July, and continue 81 weeks
Tuition ranges from 5 t to Is par ssssio l.. Board
il including every thing from S. t Z, (,alfin ad
vance, per IL nth. Stu ents admitted at any
time, and charged from date of entranc For
particulars address tn Principal, Happy Home,
Burke county, N. c.. 45-2m
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RALEIGH FEMALE SEMINARY.

A Meeting of the Stockholders Of the Raleigh
N Female Seminary Company, will be hello at
the Office of the Principal o the Seminary, on Mon
day, the 18th day Of September next. A full ats
tendance is desired. M. A. BLEDSOE, Pres.
A. M. GoRMAN, Sec.
Raleigh, Aug. 10, 1859. 51-4t
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HORSE AND BUGGY sro1ru

sne 18th day of March last. a ma.
places Essen Brown" bu. at Raleigh and Glide
Randoip J,fe : = Horse and borrowed . BUZZ U'n fa
gone of and u mo- do Sic-, .o With both of which Be has
Ss,gnlng about 200 pounds. With v ma large man,
whom h !. req req fsce. He had a woms, w;.s nat
hair. an : Galed his wife quite small ~ WI MIN
The Horsa oi a 9 down or farze on her uDn Snssi liz DARK
and about : was white; with two kooss on his Ip ,
yellow, wooden a.. b.a The Buggy was painted
ken. o1sn and the iron on the ar H."
name and 800 q Reward of Ten Dollar, f.,
er the borss ss ! . of the person NOS hoId;no I'm the
two delivered e = Sq%ggy; o Twenty Dollars for ri tbs
2. n. c. ANY ipfory store. in Randolph coune
Trovs. received. W. !. Kfv w Wili De
otore, Aug. 4. 1859.
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VIR FA e III
For Sale.

E0T Oale.
Il OFFER for sale my Farm in Isle of Wight
County, Va. 1t contains 432 acr es-is within
S miles of James River, Z miles from Smithfeld,
and 3 miles from Pagan Creek. 1 deem it unnec.
eseAry to describe the property, as those wishing
to purchase will examine for themselves. Per-
sons wishing to buy, are referred to DR.. G.. Fl.
Jordan, Isle of Wight @. H.; to Mr.. Edwin G.
Womble, Smithfeld; to Mr.. ]. W. Gray, on the
premises, or myself.
J. NJ. JORDAN.
August 9Th. 1850
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MARRIED,

On the LIST inst, near Spanish Oak Church, in
Neshoba county, Miss, by Rev. O. Perkins, Nr.
Stephen Cole, formerly of Richmond county, N.
c., to Miss Louisa Ekes, fthe former place.
Ut. G.
Ns~ Fayetteville Observer please copy.
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New LII P. O., Wake COS, NC.
Bead the folIowinr CsrtiHcata- ;:


We the undersignedt ave used and knovss nd
the Receipt advertised by Hctt M. Brown, ME-.
for the sure Of Bots or Grubs in horses, and con-
tler It the best remedy known, for that disease
Indeed, We have never known it fail giving reiif
in the very FIRST instance, even when horses vera
suffering the severest agony. And the remedy 10
quick and ~efectual. For the benefit Of every
bedy, and especially tor the benefit Of that nehis
auimal-the Horse-we recommend all to procure
this valuable Receipt. We have known Mr.. N.
NJ Browne remedy to be used in very many In
stances, and never without effect. In some cases
it has accomplished astonishing cures.
j. l. BENNETT. r. B. H0LLEMAN,
p. r. JONES' John BENNETT,
EDWIN H0LLEMkeSs Of Wake County.
JOHN E. WARD, A.. P! STROUD,
d. II. DURHAM, of Orange County, N. @.
JOHN G. BURGESS, WIN. r. BURGES.
Randolph County. N. c
W. ". cox,
Clayton, Johnston, N. q.
View Hill, Wake co., Jan. 1, 1859. 10y
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TEACHERS WANTED.
A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, to take charge
IN of Pitt County Female Institute. Letters
with references, to be addressed to
w. j. MOVE, Sec'y.
Marlboro P. O.
Pitt Co., N. G.
August Is, 1859. SIT
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E. rs

IA. LII " lO
Photographic Galleries, Raleigh;
AND BRANCH AT CHAPEL HILL.
MI. HUNT having purchased OFT. J. HAvExs
w his old established Daguerrean Gallery, ON
Fayetteville street, aud having introduced an i'm
proved light and Apparatus, Is prepared to take
Pictures in all sizes and styles, in the best man
ner. MEbAINETYPES neatly set In cases, lock-
cts, rings and pins and warranted satisfactory.
He is also prepared to take the improved
PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITS.
and with the aid of an efficient Colorist, he is en-
abled to furnish these pictures finished in the f.
nest manner and true to life. By the Photographic
process, Miniatures and Daguerreotypes can be
copied and enlarged to any size, and colored in
Oil, giving permanent and life-like Portraits.
Persons having Daguerreotypes of deceased
friends, should embrace this opportunity Of pre-
serving them.
Melaineotypes taken in cloudy weather as good
as in sunshine.
Persons wishing to have portraits painted from
life, can do so by calling on Mr.. j. I. ANDREWS,
Portrait and Landscape Painter, at the Gallery in
Raleigh.
August 9, 1859. 50-5m
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THE HORSK1.

DR0WN'S REMEDY FOR THE CURE OF
ID BOTS IN HORSES, has been before the pubJ
lie for several years past, and has been tried by
hundreds, perhaps thousands, aud the Proprfs-
tor has yet to hear of the frst ~ipstance in which
it failed to give relief when given as direotsd,
If it fails, the money With refunded. For ONE
DOLLAR, this valuable Recipe, together with
others, which will be found conducive to the hsxlsh
aud thrift Of the Horse, and a great proven tativs
Of Distemper. Address :.
R. H. BROWN, mn
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LIST Aug. 1858 Ist Aug.

l,494 Less 1st August.
PETERsBURG.-The inspections to the LIST of Au-
gust Of the present year compared with 1858,
shows the following result.
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"AVANA CIGARS. "A lot Of Superior Ha-
l vana Cigars, per Adams Express:
IREDELL BROTHERS.
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=
(ance.
mt.
KET. :
EIsLELIN


%iIsLELIN,
PIX, Va. A1s
We almost entire.
s e days, and The !,
ON other sour o.er'
flour in Balt inoes,
We quote FIoas
% 90 for s. F.;
Pity. "aiD;
'a. Common Rosin
. quote apples at
peaches have yet
e. LOG from store.
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Dr.. Deems School for Both Sexes
WILSON, N. C
Y

CHARLES f. DEEMS, d. Dr..
Rector. and Professor Of Bellies Lette 20.
Capt. JAMES d. RADCLIFFE;
Pr 4. of Mathematics aud tn Physical Scfencess
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PRICES CURE
Ma
nv M~cpEEETERS e

=
GRccERs ConA1 blk
WILLS WHARF, NOE "a a,
FLouR.-Receipts FER B. E. In dar
" ceased for the past week or emsnJ
is much reduced. The orn o.I
Is yerv light and the receipts lam =
with the Low prices OF We ~
tends to depress the market |. Sea
dull with a declining tendend 90
64 q 81 for Ex.; z for f. Aaa ., !,
WHEAr-Is dull and lower l;tv ~
White 1 05 a l 90 as to ~ ana
NAVAL SToREs.-Tar see cts n'antt
81. Spts. Turpt. sales at so"m'
l So a l 40. ne tn -
DRIED FRuIr.-We cont qaote
l so with light receipts, reaches
SALr.-L. B. 81 SO G.. u -. non
GuAxc.-Peruvian SIS for
Aug. 20.
RICHMOND n gAhKEI
Corrected by D. I. VIII no @ i
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCE Asls' hIcHao
REmARK.-AH Tobacco Q 1919 oy the
Petersburg marked to US. v e promptly 1
ded by our Agent at that ph
BAcoN.-We note q n inn uosenent and
Sides l01 Shou lders Sic; -. II a L
CoRN.-The market IL RAJ I : io"er, gu
a 90c.
City "a a 25c.
FERTrLIzERs.-Pers0 s9no So
Island All Reesss
! FIsH.-We ouoeeA Herring 81
from wharf; ECAN 81 SO; Gross
Macke
FLOUR the maykdtH 4Scon
dull at SIS rs a + ola II. SOD . 81 fol
: LImE.-$1 90 a I IS from Wharf and Sto
MoLAssEs.-N. @. 45c; 0aba in hhds Is
/ Muscavado SO a BIC.
. sueAKs.-A shade higher n Orleans "a
Refined Sugar circle A. 104c; B. 10c;
Crushed and Powdered f9A a l07.
ToBAcco.-Receipts have been heavier
past week or two than vas expected brea
full. Common and medium grades are
lower. We quote Lugs S44 a 81 Comma
So a s.; Fine $8 a12 Shipping sic a Ia.
: Tobaccoes continue higher as they are very
in demand and scarce. We quote from sale
in the last few days at from $50 to SO per
), WHEAT-We continue our quotations 81
prime Red, and 81 As for prime " hite,
the market is rather dropping. Aug
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DRUSHES.-Hair, Tooth, Nail busting. Scrub
ID bling, Wall, Flour, Window, ShoeAHorse, Paint,
IREDELL BROTHERS.
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- .-nh4HG -4nAn,a-sy~..-S=
;ts 5sra ssssion on Monday, Sth of August
HAVING lust eiosed a very prosperous session un-
der the management of Mr.. VIM. II. BASS, we
recommend him as an efficient and sue
cessful teacher.
nays6yss ssf% $75-for board and tuition,
Being contiguous to the Petersburg ana w..
don Rail Road, il is easy of access, in a healthy
country, free from all inducements to vice, it of
fers very superior advantages to those having sons
or wards to educate.
JAMES PERKINS,
VIM. j. WEBB,
D.. s. LANIER,
d. MALONE,
JOHN w. SPIERS.
July 30, 1859. 49-4t
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THE --LATEST NEW MUSIC.
PUBLISHED BY
IL nER 81 BE M.
BALTIMORE, MD.

PIANO SoSGs PRICE.
Old Blanford Church (thou art crumblins t.
the dust, &c. Poetry found writteR on the
walls of Old BLanford Church"-EEbel-
nsneo,
Whisper a blessing for me @
Ny Mothers Birth place .25
Farewell my love-Serenade .............2 5
Wine cup is sparkling-Written by Moore ,......25
A Letter from Home-Popular. ..............25
PIANO PIECES.
Clover Dale, Schottisch.- .Embellished, ........35
Wild Ash-Deer Polka,
Spring Garden
Esteile Polka,
Nelly Ruth, Schottisch
ENGELBREcHr's LATEST.
Spring Fairy, lBmbelished, .........5o
Wandering sprite, )f Do. Admired SO
Happy Youth, n 80
/ Loeb Lemend, Pfouu0si'hs' 80
l- Music forwarded per mail. on recent Of
price, free of postage. Money or Post stamps
must accompany ORDERS
A liberal discountto Dealers, Booksellers Teach
ers and Summaries.
No matter where a piece is published, it can be
had on application t. Us. !.
NJ. Dc BPS Catalogues furnished gratuitously.
CHURCH ORGANs.-TwO Church Organs of five
stops. Each in Grecian and Gothic case, H.
Erben, New York, Maker. Fnll particulars on
application. 50-tf
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rHEWING and Smoking Tobacco-an extra
" quality on hand. IRKDELL
kalai1h. MAY 18th. 1859. 5o-I
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NEW supply of Shirts Frsnsa Y'<' Seam"
IN We are the only " Agents" in the Sta te for
this celebrated pattern. 50 Dozen opened this
IN rniag direct fro n the Factorv--aH sizes and
styles Of bosoms. E. L. HARDING.
juno 81, 1859. p 42-lyi
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kkYNoLDs0N INSTITUTE
". r T. gp2TSaALL, PRrserpAL.

v. pJ1TTSaaLL, PRrserpaLu
PITCHER, AssrsrAST-
L day I IN ss sessiO1 win open on the aDa NJ.
81 weeks. half ;n um1 Expenses per session mOa a.
GUn English brannches, with L,,;n
Ano;s-. AN 81
Scientific ooar ase s; and higher Matdematies' % 90 20
Board at tha WITH Surveying, oo 10
InoidsntaI motel per month, for students. 90
ng session So cses. for FAN session IS cents tv
ny R;s;. Gates CO., Aug. $3.50
1-0leal Recorder copy ) TIM. 'o-stpd
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HARDIHgs COLUMN.
S'0shiag for the Season.
'Ani-" z ARR1vALsu
ne DUcTI0N IN
LIN N G0onc

- on 20 the cold weather in J inc
and Frocks than m usa,i larger :. stock of Linen S aess
and from this date, 'v we si, ih, ns season Of the year;
reduced prices. 0ser them at CREATE
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OUR stock of Summer Ties has recently been
" largely increased. Also, orr stock of sum-
mer g .u1c, Silk, AMI Kerino Tn Ter Shirts.
E.: L. HARDING.
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A LPACCA CoATs-cut in FrOck sud Sack
"A style, and made in the best manaer;
Al
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THrNE single Milsd Summer Cloth Frocks and
Sacks. A large aui beautiful lot now
arriving.
Call a. HARDNG'S,
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NTE have on hand. 100 Linen Frocks. which
wv we ara no. Offering a. the Gerry Too price Of
81 Is cents. K. L. HARDING.
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VKTE are now opening a choice assortment Of
wv colored and Black Silk Vests. A new lot
of Black and Skeleton Silk Vests. (very nice and
cool article for hot weather.)
E. L. HARDING.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-11

TEE ALMIGHTY DoLLAR.-The Dollar, as coin,
says the Century is advancing in its conquests about
the world. 1t is some two hundred years since
the word had good German origin in Joachim's
Thai, a valley ofBohemia, where the Count Schliek
established reputation for his silver coinage. So
that the word has pleasant rural favor in its
eymology, which it s well to think of in preference
90 the more tangible dolor with which it is of.
ten actually invested. 1t is nearer universally at
this moment than any coin in the world 1t is Pc
culiarly South American Institution through the
great silver poducing regions-t is object of
pecia admiration in the great eastern world of Chs
na. The commerce Of all nations recognizes it al
sight, whether.stamped with the Pillars of Hercu>
les, the Lama Of Peru, the Crown and Globe Of
Brazil, the i've Volcanic Peaks Of Central America,
the Mexican osp of Liberty, ths Eagle Of the Uni>
tee States. There is even probability Of seeing
the head Of Victoria upon it, for We have now be-
fore us hint Of that coming result in the new ten
cent piece of silver just issued for the Canadas: If
dime, Why not dollar.
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CHERlFF'S SALE.-Pursuant to Il

OHERlFF'S SALE.-Pursuant to the
- command of u writ of veHdi eKponas issued from the
Court Common Pleas of Lucas County, at th3 suit Of
Allen Hnckry plaintiff, against Andrew ]. Field and
Others defendants directed shall offer for sale at
Public Auction the door Of the Court House tcorner OF
and Champlan streets In the city of Cleveland IN
Cuyahoga County. the l2h day of March, 1859, at
O'Clock p M OF said the fslOWing described lands and
tenemeuts Situate in the City of Cleveland Cuya
hoga County, and which also u the State Of Ohio, and m
by of lot in Cet Gland village and is bounded
follows comm encing the sOutherly line nj Cham
plain street. westerly from its intersection with the
westerly line of Ontario street. the north west corner
of land decided by James s. Clark to Albert Sebbins
the day of p 1892 aud running thence westerly with
Champain street forty fett thence southery st night
giles with Champain street eighty feet TO alley thence
easteTy with said alley and parallel with Champn s.
forty to the south west Of land decided afre
said sad Albert v Jbins thence northery eghty
feet the pace of beginning be the same more less
Also other parcel OF 1nn situate in the City
Cleveland which is also the County and Stale afos
said and known by heing parts Of original lots um CT
eighty and eightyfOur in the plat of the village Of
Cleveland is bounded follows TO wit Beginning
upon the s0uthery line Of Champain street. hundred
and twenty feet westerly from OntaTO street and Tnnnin
thence westerly with said souhery line of Champoin St
forty thence southery right angles with Chapan
eighty feet to alley running parallel with Cham
plsin street, thence eastery with said alley forty feet
hene norhery eighty feet to the place OF beginning, be
the same more or less
SAID above described parcels of land appraised $500
ID L WIGHTMAN Sheriff