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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-06-15
The Southern Field and Fireside,
Weekly Literary and Agricultural Paper,

A Weekly Literary and Agricultural Paper,
PUBLISHED IN AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
IN quarto form of eight pages folio siie-each
i issue to contain forty columns Of matter. II Is
published on good paper, and, in mechanical exe-
cution, is in the best style Of the typographical
art In utility, it is oil that the best agricultural
science and practical knowledge of the South can
furnish. A weekly visitor to the homes Of Southern
planters and farmers it will be moro useful and
acceptable to them than any monthly journal Of
equal merit.
In mental attractions, it is all that spirit of
enterprise on my part, and laudable emulation
Oh the part Of others, can evoke from Southern
intellect and cultivation.
Tho Agricultural Editor is DR.. DANIEL LEE, tic
distinguished Professor of Agriculture in the Uni
versity Of Georgia-editor for many ycurs past Of
the Southern Cultivator, and leading contributor
to many Northern agricultural journals of the
highest reputation.
The Literary Editor IL Mr. W. W. MANN, Of
this city, an accomplished writer, Of fine taste and
scholarly attainments, who, having retired from
the active duties Of the legal profession, spent
many years in Europe, and was for several years
tho Puris Correspondent of the National 1ntelli-
genccr, and Southern Literary Messenger.
The Horticultural Editor is Mr.. WV. N. WHITE,
q skillfm and experienced cultivator Of fruits,
aowers and Vegetables writer Of repute In these
departments, and author of that popular work,
"iardening for the South"
The SOUTHERN FIELD AND FlREsnE combines
the useful and the agreeable. It furnishes the
southern farmer information useful in every field
be cultivates, and the Southern family choice lit.
erature, the offspring Of Southern intellect worthy
of welcome at every reside. It s in all respects,
| first class paper-on q scale Of expenditure
more liberal than has yet been attempted in the
South, and designed to rival in its merits the most
distinguished Of the North.
TEnNs-Cash in advance, 81 90 a year.
Bills current in the State from which they arc
sent, received at par.
Postmasters are allowed fifteen per cent. on the
amount of subscriptions obtained by them.
On all subscriptions exceeding twenty, sent from
one office, twenty-five per cent is allowed.
Contributions solicited from the pens Of South
erp writers.
A special appeal is made to the ladies of the
South for their patronage and good wishes.
This puper is entirely silent on politics.
ArcrsTI Ga. June 1853. 81 ~
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FRIENDSHIP LODGE, No. 25, A. F.. M.
will celebrate St. Johns Dny, Oath June, at Noun
tain Greek Church, by Procession, Address and
Dinner, ithe Address will be delivered by Rev.J r.
PlckErr.) Our brethren and citizens generally,
are invited to attend
Members Of the Order who desire to join the
procession, will meet at the Lodge Room ut past
. o'clock, a. NJ.
JAMES CALLISON, Sec'ry.
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A. sINKIHs, D. 3. DURIsoE, & E. KEEsE,
PRoPRIETORS.


TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
Two DOLLARS per year if paid in advance-Two
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS if not paid within six
months-and THREE DOLLARS if not paid before
tho expiration Of the year.
Subscriptions out Of tho District and from other
States must invariably be paid for in advance.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
All advertisements will be correctly and conspic-
uously inserted at Seventy-fve Cents per Square
le Brewer lines OF less for the FIRST insertion and
Fifty Cents for each subsequent insertion. When
only published Monthly or Quarterly 81 per square
will be charged.
Transient Advertisements, to secure publicity
through our columns, must invariably hs paid in
advance.
Advertisements not having the desired number
Of insertions marked on tho margin, will be con-
tinued Until forbid and charged accordingly.
Those desiring to advertise by the yoar can do
30 on the moat Liberal terns--it b.ing distinctly
understood that contracts for yearly advertising
are confined to the immediate, legitimate business
Of the tirm or individual contracting.
All communications Of personal character will
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Obituary Notices exceeding one square in length
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Announcing Candidate (not inserted until paid
for,) Five Dollars.
70, Advertising Estrays Tolled, Two Dollars, to
be pal by the Magistrate advertising.
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Frost in June.

A gentleman just from Virginia, informs US that
frost occurred in that State during the past week,
which was 80. palpuble US to enable him to mark
the lsttors Of his name legibly in It,
By tho New York, Ohio, and PennsylVania
papers. it appears to have been quite disastrous IN
those Statea tu corn, potatoes, and garden yege-
tubles.
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Barratry.

A word not often used, but now visible above
the horizon on account Of an instance of it which
hss recently occurred in American navigation.
1t. legal definition s, "any unlawful or fraudulent
act committed by the master or mariners of q
ship, without tho consent Of the owner, and tend
ing To his Injury, ~ by running away with tho
ship, wfully carrying her out Of the course which
has been prescribed by tho owners sinking or des-
troying her, embszIling the cargo, smuggling, or
any other nfEsncs Whereby the ship Or oasGe may
b saNsstsd b sz4ss4 as,essiaa RpsF tsetsssrs' =
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~ We have beeu requested BY Col. SHAW to
stats that tho Orders for Court Marshsl extended
on Saturday last, At tho Pine House, have been
indefinitely postponed. Timely notice will be
sivsa through this paper sasa said Quart Martial
vJH b As3A
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Found Dead.

An old negro man, tho property OF General NJ.
L. BoynAu, was found dead in his bed on Friday
morning last. The verdict uf u jury Of inquest
was, that he came to his death by the act of God
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We received this morning present of
very fine leaches from Kalmia, near Aiken,
frun Mr.. aInes Purvis's farm. A lot of the
same peacl les will be shipped this afternoon
in the stea,ship Nashville for New York, by
W. II. E Esterby.-Charleston News, llth
IL
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NOTICE !

60 THE uylersgn- r-
WN ed respectfully an S&H
nounces that he Sns12
h,s commenced in the Brick Building formerly oe.
cnpicd by Mr.. Thos Seily,
The Blacksmith and Wheel Wright
BUSINESS.
WAGONS, DRAYS. CARTS, and any other
work appertaining to tho above line of business,
will he done according to order, at the shortest
notice, and in workmanlike manner.
All orders left with Mr.. TH0S. SEILY, at the
Shop, will he promptly attended to.
REPAIRING will be done, and done we'll, with
despa'c.
Mr.. SEILY, an experienced workman will So
pcrrtcnd the business.
O. II. r. SCOTT.
Hamburg, Mny 23d, 1859. I'm 20
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Will MsTON SPRING
HOTEL

&A THE Proprietors of this LARGE
Il and COMMODIOUS HOTEL,
lisii 4 take pleasure in announcing to the
M&l& public that it Is now open for the re-
- - ception Of company, and Is under the
management of II. r. TUSTIN, one Of tho pro-
prietors.
The Hotel is now completed and many comforts
and amuscmcnts aided over the last season. The
Hotel is capable Of accommodating
500 RSONS:
And the proprictors Gun say with confidence that
for large and well ventilated rooms it cannot be
surpassed at any watering place.
Every effort will be made to meet the expecta.
tions of both the seekers of pleasure and health.
As to the Medicinal qualities of tho water we
can say that we know of no invalid who has given
it II fair trial, but what has gone away believing
that they were greatly benefited
There is good Livery Stable kept in connection
with the Hotel, where good horses and vehicles
can be had at all times.
The facilities for getting to and from William,
ston, are perhaps better than any other watering
place in the South, being situated Immediately On
the Greenvilie & Columbia Rail Road, within Is
hours travel of Charleston, S. Co. and Augusta Ca;
hours of Columbia, hour of Greenville, hour
of Anderson, C. H., and hour of Pendleton VII.
lage. II. I. TUSTIN, - s.s'i 80
ENOCH NELSON, Proprietors.
]. G. WILSON, F
juno Is, 1859 At %.
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10000 Lbs. Bacon.
AT Low FIGURES, FOR CASH.
HUDSON & COGBURN.
June 8 If %
Rival S h i D F.!

THERE appeared In recent
Il issue Of the Abbegile Ban
ner, short article with caption Ey~2
Championship" over the sig 1Il|1;A.
nature of J. W. JOKES, contain ESsSS.e.e>Ss
ing banter to Mr. BIRpsoNe of Georgia. to meet
him within ten miles Of Lisbon, Ca, on either side
IF tho Savannah River, with three hounds, &C.,
&C., With closing remark; that hxd sent him
my dog LIBERTY, but that he did not prove q
match for three Of his. had thought that no dog
in South Carolina could beat LIBERTY for speed
or bottom, especially the former. ON very anx-
inus to run three that I have against the three
that Mr.. JONES nnnles in his article. Put LIBER
TY with my pack, and have fear that Capt.
JONES dog or dogs can nenr keep pnce with him,
much loss bsat him. will meet Capt. JONES at
any time and any place, and prove what strongly
ussert. WILLIAM i. CLARK.
Coleman's Y Roads, June 8, 1859 3tsm 22
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Farmer & Planter.

The Farmer d. Planter for June is before US,
exhibiting very full and plossant-looking array
of articles on various subjects The Farmer d
Planter proceeds on its course handsomely and
smoothly. We aguin commend it to the sgrieul-
tural public.
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EY The Friends Of Lieut. S. Is. BLOCKER
present him as Candidate for Mnjur of the Lower
Battalion, 9th Regiment S. C. NJ, to fill the va
cancy occasioned BY tho resignation of 1t. Col
CORLEY.
May % tes 20
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HOOD CLOTHES GOING CHEAP.
VI In consequence Of q recent change in our coll
Germ, and having Il very heavy stock of handsome
Spring and Summer Goods. we have determined to
close them out. Good Clothes ut low prices, is the
inlucemcnt We oiTcr. Call and try w.
HORA, WISE & CO.,
Sue. to j. NJ. NEWLY j. co.
Augusta, June s, 1859 If 22
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NIOTICE...An persons indebted to the Es-
~ tate of Dr.. G. C. Cunningham, decd, will
please come forward and make immediate pay
ment; and all having claims against said Estate
will present them properly sttested.
VIM. HILL, Ex'or.
Hamburg, June 11th, 1859. 1y23
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Edgefield District Fair,

EdGeheId UlstrIct + ar,
Tho subscription list for the purpose of buying
ground and putting up Building for the Edgefsld
District Agricultural Society having been mis-
placed, we will thank subscribers to call on Col.
S. CHRISTIE and renew their subscriptions by or
on Sale-day in July, ns ne are anxious to have the
Building all complete for the next Fair.
The Executive Committee will please meet OF
the Town Hall on the fret Monday in July.
by order Of tho President.
J. Ii. MINIS, Soc'ry.
June 3t p
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Mn. MAruls. on the Plank Rnad. has the hest
field Of corn we have seen this year, and our
neishbor, Col. HUIE7, has the best cotton, by two
or three inches.
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The Chess Match.

Up to this point, perhaps it cannot he said that
either party has the advantage. But now the plut
chicken. and the combat dsepens; and hearts may
be expected to palpitats in each future develop
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Sherif's Sale.

DY Virtue of sundry Writs of Fieri Facias to
I'D me directed, will proceed to sell at Edge
field c. H., on the first Monday and Tuesday in
July next, the following property in the following
cases, viz:
Josiah sibley Va. Jonathan Viewer; Vim. Spires
and other Plaintiffs severally vs.. the same, Tract
Of Land containing two hundred and sixty Acres,
more or less, adjoining lands of johnson A. Bland
Austin Barrenton and others.
Term " sale cash.
JAMES EDISON, SID.
June l3 1854 ~ =
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June {
A Rare Chance!

A NY Person or Persons wishing to enter The
"A MERCANTILE BUSINESS, may find q
rare opportunity by applying to the Subscriber
who, owing to protracted illness, is desirous Of
disposing Of his ENTIRE STOCK IN TRADE
at the we'll known stand of Col. N. FRAZIER, do.
cidsdy the best location in this Village.
Said Stock ia composed chiefly of STAPLE
DRY GOODS, SHOES, HARDWARE and GRO.
CERIES, most of them fresh and new, and will b
sold on accommodating terms. T. ROOT.
Edgeheld C. L., S. c., June u If %
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WHEAT THRESHERS & COTTON GINS
Mr.. EDITOR Permit me through the columns
Of the Adreriser to inform your numerous readers,
particularly thoso engaged in agricultural pur-
suits, that keep constantly on hand THRESH-
ERS and COTTON GINS of the best kind and
quality. All orders for the same will he thank
fully received and promptly attended to.
Tu0S. L. CHAPMAN,
Colsman's y Roads, Edge6eld Dist, S. G.
Office, is my authorised Agent.
May IS, 3m 10
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,

IN ORDINARY.
DY W. F. DURIS0E, Esq, Ordinary Of Edge
ID field District
Whereas, Robert Quarlss, hath applied to me for
Letters of Administration, de bonis non, with the
will annexed, on all and singular, the goods and
chattea, rights and credits Of Robert Alton, late Of
the District Aforesaid, deceased.
There are, therefore, to cite and admonish all
and singular tho kindred and creditors Of tho said
deceased, to be and appear before me, at our next
0rdinsrys Court for the said District to be holden
at Edgefeld C. H., on the 10th day Of juno inst,
to show cause, If any, why the said administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 9th day Of
June, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and ffty-nine, and in the SD year of
American Independence.
WE. DURISoE, o.E.p.
June s, 1859 2t ~
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Jcter's Church
A.. F.. M.

Divine Service muy bo expected Mt this placc On
Sunday next, 1T half past three o'clock.
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CASES.

THO PLANTERS.-COTTON GINS Of the
Il best quality, With 10 inch Saws, delivered at
any Rail Road landing in the State, at $500 per
Saw. For particulars address
]. NJ. ELLIOTT,
Winnsboro, s. c.
ln- Premium awarded at the State Fair, Nov
1858.
April IL, 1859 sm Ii
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Gbe Abbertiser,
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1859.
The Fourth.
Best Corn,..Best Cotton.

We herr of no celebration OF the national snni-
vcrsary in Edscicld.
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State Of South Carolina,
$50 Reward.

VUU IlCW dIUs
A Reward of $50 will be given for the sppre.
IA hension and Judgement in the Jail Of Edre.
fold, of my boy LEONARD, lately purchased from
james Wells, residing on Horns Creek. Said Ieon-
ard Is about Ave feet II inches high, rather sendsr
and of slight copper color, aged about forty ave
years. ALLEN B. ADDISON, =
June /, 1859 I'm ai
CAUTION..Ih hereby forwarn all persons from
~ trading for certsin Note for $3.50, dated sth
April 1853, aad due seven months after date. ,n.y
able to B. M. 4 s. A. Winstock or bea,sr. :. ~.
conditions for which said Eotew given 6.s S.a.S
and shall resist its payment = - $50
HlRAH E0L6ToH.
JRns :, lSS9 ~ =:
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lis to express the conviction that all its iabili'
ties will be met in full. Mr.. George A. Tren,
holm. the head of the house, left yesterday
for Liverpool, to arrange the affairs of the
branch there. All is right here"
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WHEAT THRESHERS & COTTON GINS

June s 3t
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JAMES CALLISON. Sec'ry.
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Corning 8 Co ) euOtatiOns.

76 RIVER STREET, CLEVELAND, OH
s- ,,,,ur. r,Tr1RERs OF
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american rransvOrtation Company.

The American Transportation Company had
last season sixteen of their propellers in eommis>
sion, the aggregate tonnage of which was 1914
tons. The total number Of men employed was
500. Total miles run 1s3, ,97S. Total days in
service, 2,2T8--l, ,OS2 of which was running time.
They took from this port 29,750 tons, and brought
to this port 1850 tons of freight
The valae of the up freight, calling it $500 per
ton, was S. 722, SOC; and the down freight at a7-
erage prices at Buffalo. S4,s72,SOT; making to-
tai value Of S13, ,694, ,s07.
THESE figures we have obtained from the Office
of the Company, and they are reliable in every
respect
The American Transportation Company have
been very fortunate the past season, not having
met with any losses, which Insurance Companies
have been called upon to pay for, in Transporting
this large amount of property; showing that their
propellers have been well managed, and that the
masters have been very efficient and careful men.
--PHfalo Republic
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET-Feb. IS
-. III

Fur-The market opened dun but closed active, with
snes o. I30 bbls IS 3565O for superns Siate $3.50
G6lO Tor States S5.ao9ssO for superfne weseIn;
S6a506 % for to medium extra Weste M SoaO9
IS shipping brands round hoop extra oh9 ihe mar
ket closing quiet nd firm Canadian -four un, a sales
bills SsoG Is for to choice extra Rye -four
Small sales az $3,7594,3
Wheat-Dul whilst prices generally haVe undergone no
material chanse sales OF coo bus at SlS0al for COM
mon 10 choice winter red western; SLG(gl50 for white
Mich; 81 81 for fair white Canadian.
Rye-Steady s3ds7e sales OF 500 bus al the X X de-
pot at sAc.
Psrev-Flr1n: sales of 5001 bus good State al 90e-
Corn-gerv dull and mixed western nominal at a5ec;
sales Of 10000 bus yellow and white southern Al
OasAre steady 54@s7c for State and sls'c for west
era and Canadian -,
INTERFERENCE ea-lsr; sales Of 80 bbls Al &c.
Por-harket easier; sales Of 700 bhls al SIS Oale Uo
foT new NE s. SlT 50 for old ness md SIS glSoO or
BeeFirm; sales Of 45a bbls at Sc 5e9700 for country
prime; 81 75d9 country mess; S87bll for repacked
m IS; Sll 50d912 for extra mess. -. q. -
Prime Moss Beef-Nominal at Si6,1l9
Cut Mea5sgHe1Sy: sales q 2le hhds a. 64@7c for
shouldeIs Rnd sAG93Sc for hams. f- ?.
Bacon-Quiet. - ta.
Buttef-Ih gOod demand al li9e for Ofuo and l6dEIe
for State
Cheese-Firm at sdll1e.
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SALE-Bv virtue of an

GHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of an
- execution issued from the Court u Common Pleas of
Cuyhoga County at the suit Of John Leonard vs. Lester
A Harmon 81, to directed have levied upon and
shall offer fnr sale Public Auction at the door of the
Court House ceer Of Seneca and Champlain sreets) IN
CitF OF Cleveland said unity, the 5l day of
March, 1889 at O'Clock p NJ Of said day. the following
described lands and tenemens, 10 wit situated IN the
township OF Omstead, being number SIX in the fifteenth
range townships in the Connecticut Western Reserve IN
the State of Ohio and which also IN the County OF Guy
ahoga and the north half of the following de-
scrbed and Beginning at the south of the
Williams and Howard called uf the centre Of
the road leading Omstsad Falls Village II H0sd
leys Mills in Columbia, thence west along the southery
line said WIams Howard tract to job Smiths land
thence northery BY line at right angles with the north
line of said Williams Howard tract TO land Of Stephen
Jones' thence easeriy with line paTalel with the north
line said tract 70 the centre oftte aes91a road thence
souhery along the centre OF the road to the paee of be-
ginning containing all twenty -four and ffve
rods land less and said north hall thereof
tai twelve and twentySeven and half rocs Of
land Also other piece parcel OF Land siIuate in The
township OF Olmstead the County OF Cuyahoga and the
Stale OF Ohio. being su-lot No. IN Omsead Falls vii
lage allotment and is known the Frishy Lot" Also
one oher piece or prce lard being us in width of
from the end OF lot No 63 Olmsed Falls village
allotment in the County AMI s ate aforesaid.
First described parcel appraised $40
Second do do 60 ----.---.- 55oo 5oo
Third do do do -.-...-...-. 100
D. L WIGHTElAN, Sheriff,
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CHERTFF & SPECIAL MASTER'S

issued the Court Of Common Cuyahoga Coun
the suit Charles Setsln against c. r. Vaughn ct
al directed shall offer for sale at Public Auction,
at the of the Court House(c0er Of Seneca aud Cham
plain sreet} in the City of Cleveland. said ooulty
The 4th day of March. 5 at ocsck p NJ of said day,
lowing described lands and tenements to wit Situae
range townships the Connecticut Western Reserve in
the Stats Of Ohio and which is also in 10 County of Guy
township. and is bounded sfolows Commencing at the
south west corner land owned by VIM E. Castle, and
bounded the north by land owned b. Stephen Jones'
h land owned by John OutersOn south By land deed
ed TO Horace Van Norman BY o p smith, and by land
formerly owned by eanctOn Barnett containing 20 s1l00
acres OF land, be the less but subject all
lee al HIGHWAYS. I"
arc
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ADAMS c.rrrrLp pms Az Homer SlrShs fssat9sS G9sspy
GHERTFF'S SALE.-Pnrsuant to the

~ command of wit Of venai exp0naS issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga County at The suit
Of p F0gg against H A. Ackiey directed, shall
offer sale at Public AuciiJn at the door of the Court
House, caner Of Seneca and Champaia sireet mthe city
of eYeIand SAID county on the 9Th day Of March, s59
at O'Clock NJ said day the following described real
estate Situate in the Ciy Of Ceveiaud Cuyahosa
County, and which is also il the state of Ohio and is
known being the northe y part Of ten lot No g. IN
Cleye land CITY, end bounded follows: Northery ny
E lid siree westerly by Hudson street souherly by the
northeTV line OF sullOt No. Is H A Ackley ailot
ent the s0uthery part OF lot No 81 and stey BY the
land Of John Blair, confirming about acres of laad
a $4,000.
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DAVID L. wIGHTMAN,
Sheriff and Special Master CoIn'r-

CHARLEs STETsoN, Pins Attly. ieblLdz2l
CHERIFF'S SALE.-Pursuant to the
~ command OF second writ of vendi eXponas issued from
the Court of Common Pleas If Cuvahoga County At the
suit OF Matthias + Schultz against Elizabeth Brown,
dire ted, shall offer for sale at Pubc Auction al fbe
door of the Court House corer of Seneca end Champan
streets the ty of Cleveland in said county the 4th
day March 1883 at O'Clock p. M OF said day. the fol-
lowing described lands and tenemenis TO wit Suate
the City OF cleveland CuYahoga County and Stale OF Oh
aud known parts of lots Nos 90 and 90 in the original
olaf the village Cleveland having 5 42 feet front
the esstey line Of Middle street Its southeTy line bo
length parallel with Huron street and ll0 feet
northery therefro and bounded by alley ton feet
widhits northery line being parallel Herewith 20 feet in
length, to an alley."
AppTaisedat 81, ,4O0. - .
JNo " HEIsIET PId's Attfv febItd2lO