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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-05-18

Our assortment Of FAMILY MEDICINES is CON
plete. embracing everv. variety Of SyrGPS, Bitters
Pills, Alternatives. &c. &s-- used in the treatment oil
all diseases Of mankind. PHYSICIANS can find in our
stock every article used in their practice. Terms fair,
quality reliable, and warranted as represented.
To Merchants and Dealers in general. we will sell
at prices which must suit, the following articles, OF
which We have n large stock: Starch Chemical and
CASTLE Soap. Window Glass and Glass Ware Of all
kinds. Pure sub. Carb- Soda, Cream Tartar. Calabria
and Sicily Licorhce, LicOrice Root. Stearine. Talioy
and Star Canlles. Cod Liver Oil. Woods Hair Resto.
rative, Boorhave's Holland Bitters, Hollands German
Bitier's. Herbolshermsn's Stomach Bitters. and many
other TONES. Hair GestoratiyesE and Dyes, which time
AID space viii nt permit Us to mention.
OF Oils and Narnishes, our stock is complete. en-
bracing 30 Bbls. Tanners, 10 Winter BFeached Whale.
10 Lard: also Castor Sweet and all the essential Otis.
BRUsuES-The largest stock ever brought 70 town
Of White Wash Paint, Artists, Scrub and Shoe Brush
es. which viii be sold at wholesale on favorable terms.
Pure Wines and Liquors for medicinal purposes, at
most any prices up to IS per gallon.
Daniel Derr's pure Rye and Wheat Whisky, for sale
in large or small quantities..
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WARREN. WEDNESDAY. MAY IS.
Republican State Convention

htpuOllcdn Stdle COHVenllOn.
In pursuance of the authority vested
ia them, the undersigned that
delegation nominating Convention will
assemble in the City of Columbus on
Thursday. the Second day of June next,
for the purpose of nominating a candi.
da'e for Governor, Lieutenant Governor,
Auditor, Secretary and Treasurer Of
State. Supreme Co irt Judge, member oil
the Board Of Public Works, and Com.
missioner of Common Schools.
We earnestly hope that all, of what
ever party, Republicans, Americans,
q Democrats, and Of whatever birth,
foreign or native, who are prepared to
JOIN "a a common effort to deliver our
National Government from the control of
an arrogant sectional interest /; 10 arrest
the spread Of Slavery beyond the States
an which it exists TO prevent the re-
opening of the foreign Slave trade to
maintain the rights of freemen, and the
interests of free labor; to rebuke the
spirit of exlavagance, corruption and
misrule, which ~cbarac;erizes the existing
National Administration, and 10 bring
back the Government: TO the control Of
the principles avowed in the Declaration
of Independence, and re-afirmed in the
Federal Constitution. will unite in attend
ance upon the County Conventions, and
in the selection Of delegates. and through
Them in the nomination by the State Con-
vention of candidates, worthy of the sup
port OF honest and patriotic voters.
The ratio Of representation will be one
delegate to each five hundred roles for
Judge Peck at the election of 1853, with
an additional delegate for each fraction
over two hundred and City votes. In
accordance with this rule The following
will be the number Of delegates from
each Of the counties of the State:
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CARD TO LADIES.


N. PERCIE's "HAcHisH'' PILLs.-The Importers o
this reliable and safe remedy for Female Complaints
would respectfully call the attention Of American la
dies to it. asinfalliable in removing distractions AM
irregularities of the nenses. promptly restoring tAeH
in all eases. The sEPPressiOH so common, is speedily
relieved. and there will be no recurrence of the comp
lainti if this remedy is used according to directions
which ~omp each box and package.
SPECIAL NOTiCE.
Ladies RscKIsTE. or sEsPsetiRg Themselves so, are
cautioned against using them. as miscarriage c0Hta
eRSHs. Ladies desiriRg an Increase cfJenfiy should
JOTegO fAeir use entirely, as Gge5 pills eaCA H0RtA
you'd be sure 10 PTeeeHt pregnancy
Proprietors, importers. or agents can be in ne wise
responsible after this admonition. Although certain
in effect. they are so mild IS neverto produce injury
to the health.
. MAIL P9CKAGES,
Having the appearance of an ordinary letter, price
sl,o0) are sold only by orr general agents. who will
send them by mail. post raid. on receipt OF price
Boxes sl,25; Half Boxes - cents. Messrs-N.B y Al
DEN K Co., Cleveland, o.. are our general agents
All orders will be promptly filed by them.
Sold by WOODS & PEW, Wholesale Agents, and E.
A. SMITH & CO., Warren, and by Druggists gene
rally. Hume 30, '5s-ly.l
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class which has n rights that the whit,
man is bound to respect" is a sad com
ment upon the institutions of democratic
Americai
The course of the Court and Distric
Attorney in this last trial were even wors,
than in B~ushnell's. Judge Wilson wen
much farther in constituting the law so a!
to shut out any chance of escape for tb'
prisoner. He charged the jury that tn,
attempt on the part of Langston TO have
a judicial examination into the right o
the Souiherners to carry off the negro
from Wellington (which was all tha.
was found against Langston was in itselt
a violation of the Fugitive act and would
render the defendant liable to conviction
Il has come to this, then, that in free
Ohio the niger catchers have such pow.
er given them by the Federal Courts,
that We, the citizens of the Stale, must not
even enquire into the right of one of these
kidnappers who seize a man ia our midstl
The preaching of such outrageous doc
trine as this tends more TO revolution than
the preaching of a thousand Come cutters.
The people of Ohio will never submit
10 it, and they are now waiting with the
utmost impotence to see what the Courts
of the State will say to it, now that two
of the prisoners are sentenced, and "ju-
dicial comfy is no longer in the way of
fairly treating the question of fugitive
hunting on our soil.
A new chapter in the case was also
developed during the week. by the pub
LEGATION of the indictment found in 1871
against Judge Wilson and others, for at
tempting to kidnap a negro ia Buffalo
and send him back to the South. A full
history of the proceedings. the indict.
ment, the requisition of Gov. Seward of
New York on the Governor of Ohio for
Wilson, and the hushing up of the mat
ter, was given in the Summit Beacon and
copied into the daily papers.
The people of the State are thorough
ly aroused by the progress Of Federal
usurpatiOn, and it needs no gift of proph-
ecy to tell what will be the effect upon
politics. A mass meeting has been called
at Cleveland, the call for which we pub
fish this week. and we have no doubt it
will be a gathering SO large aud earnest
as TO make its effects widely felt.
The U. S. Court adjourned the remain
ing cases under the Fugitive Law until
July, leaving the defendants to lie in Jail
until that time. The prisoners have pub
lished a manly and spirited statement of
case, which we shall lay before our
next week.
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Ono. April 90, 1859.
County Convention.

The Republicans of Trumbull County
are invited 10 meet 10 Mass Convention,
at Empire Hall, in Warren, on Saturday
the slst of May. at one O'Clock P NJ TO
nominate six delegates to the Republican
State Convention, to be held al Colum-
bus. Thursday the Cd of June next.
By order of Central Committee.
c. r. HUNT,
CHaIgM&S.
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H0OFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
Prenared BY DR.. C. II. JACKSON.

WILL EFFECTTALLY CURE
Li1sr C0mPldint, Dyspepsia. .JaHpdiee. Chrome or
.NerrOas Debility, Diseases Of the Kidneys,
GE4 all Diseases GrisiHs from a dis0r-
dered Lirer o. Stomach.
Every family should have a bottle Of these Bitters
in the house.
ONE DOSE will instantly relieve a sick stomach.
ONE DOSE will cure the most distressing heartburn.
ONE DOSE will allay any agitation of the nerves.
= DOSE taken an hour before meals, will give a
good appetite.
ONE DOSE will, in many cases, cure the most Sc
we're headache, when proceeding from a dIsordered
stomach.
These Bittsrs can be obtained at any Druggists or
seller Of Psten: Medicines in the United States and
Canadss- Irce - cents per bottle. See that the sig
nature Of c. ". jackson is on the wrapper Of each bot
tie. Nay ll-2s.
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SEFRIFF'S SALE.
Matthew b. Tsy LORI In Court Of Common Pleas
VS. Of TrumJuu County.
EOheson a. Raftfas
Saturday the 18th day of Juue, 1859


By virtue Of an Yenditioui Exponas, issued out of
Court Of Common Pleas OF frUHbull County, Ohio,
i shall offer at Public Auction at the door OF the Court
House in Warren. and County Aforesaid. on
Saturday the 18th day of Juue, 1859,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock. A ~. and 4 o'clock
P. NJ, Of said day. the following described Real Estate:
A tract or lot Of land situate in Heathers6eld. Trum
bull County, Ohio, and is known as part of lot 3 in
tract Is, being seventy six acres. Appraised at $3.50
per acre
ALS0-a tract of land in sail Weathsrsieid, being
parts OF lots - and % in the Salt spring Tract, bound
ed South by 100 acres Of land in said lots, heretofore
decided to James McCombs; East and West BY the 10.
lines, and North BY the middle Of the Nshoning River
and BY land in lot -. heretofore sold to Robert Tag
CART being all the land within said hOu1sariss. except
= acres, heretofore decided to the heirs Of james SIC
Connell- containing two hundred and two and IS ioO
acres, more or less. being said Battles homestead for
ever Appraised at $40 per acre.
ALSp-a tract in said Weathersfeld, known as part
OF lot in tract 10. containing sixty two acres Of land,
more or less Appraised at sG5 per acre.
ALSO-a tract in said Weathersfeld, known as part
Of lot 10 in tract 10. containing sixty two acres Of land,
more or less. Appraised at $50 per acre. Terms
Cash.
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The several county Committees will
call their county meetings for the selec-
lion of delegates at such times and places
as they think desirable, but we suggest
Saturday, the 2Ist of May, as the most
sui,stle day. Sufficient time should
eiapse to give all the delegates ample
notice of their selection.
esxtF E1eezfire Committees. A. R1ysosD, Toledo.
Nm. DrsxIsok, Jr., W, o. COLLINS. Hillsboro'.
ColUnbus-J ESBERT. Lebanon.
LCcIES BrTTLEs, J. X HUBBElL. Delaware.
wK. I. BAscoa, H. L. MCKEE, TIfia-
X N. BARR. J. SILvET. Chillieothe.
Nh swAySE. W. 5. beatty. Lancaster.
:. u .CouuTKR. &c THOMPSON bloomfield
Gro. VI. PARsoNs, J. T. DEWEY, NorvaiE-
For the State at LerceJ. ". SMITH. Ashland,
J. X. GIDDIsGs. Jefferson. W.. f. SAPP, Nj vernon.
g.. B. SMITH. Cincinnati D. APPLEckzE, GAINESVILLE.
For each Congressional J. C. DcuGLAs, Cambridge
District. n. W. GOODBYE. Akron.
=. {. Day. Cincinnati. J. G. GRANEIss, Cleveland
Francis JoBsos. CincinnatiC. L. HINT, Warren
VIZ BECKETT. Hamilton E. E ECKLET. CaTroil.on.
GEo. D. BURGESS, Troy
CoLuMBus, Ono, April 90, 1859.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-05-18
WARREN MERCANTILE SCHOOL
Bookkeeping by Single & Double Entry.

SIUUbNI already m Attendance,
~ who have never before had the slightest idea Of
Row to keep accounts, have in the short space Of one
week attained to . considerable proficiency.
The undersigned wishes to inform all those inter
este 7. that he has Opened this School with a view OF
supply ing a want that has long been felt in every
communlt-. OF ~aa0rding TO young Ihen both in town
and in coun.-v an opportunity for acquiring this i'm
portani branch Of education without the unnecessary
expense consequent upon attending Institutions Of The
kind at a distance.
Young Gentlemen iy atiending this School can rem
der themselves competent to take charge Of the Books
Of any establishment. mo matter how difficult or low
complicated they may BEL in from Eve to six weeks.
No one is taught in a class, each receives separate in
s~tructiOn. Time net limited. Students Of all ages are
received at any time. day or evening
For particulars. inquire Of the undersigned at the
School-room, No. 81 Market ST., Warren. Ohio.
WILLIAM i. WELLS.
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Marriages.

At the Parsonage, in Warren, on the 10Th
inst. by Elder J. ". Errett, Mr.. WILLIAM
McCRACKEN and Miss ELIZABETH TOLL,
both of Warren.
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vs.. SIMMONS.
Vim. Henshaw and Geo. Heushaw. de'fts.>
The defendants William aud George nenshaW viii
take notice that the plalntiH Amas& HenshaT has this
10th Nav, 1859. Aied his petition IL said court sgains-
them, asking judgment Tor the sum OF St@04.Oo, ana
money advanced and work and labor done fer said de
PENDANTS. An order of attachment is also issued
arsiust the property Of said defendants.
Unless they appear and answer BY the 9h day OF
July next, judgment will be taken against them by de-
fsnit. cox ~ RATLIFF-
Nav 10. Is5g-6w. Atty's tor PlG.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
- william Rigging In Court Of Common risa'
= -, oil o'oNs

CHERIFF'S SALE.
y wiln,n Rigging In Court q Gs% TaSs, fisA'
Thomas II. Wolf. ct all
By virtue Of an order Of sale. issued ont OF the Cons
OF Common Pleas Of rrumhun County. oAAp, to me a.,
rectad and delivered. ] have levied npes and shaii
offer at Public sale. at the door of the Cost fioussin
Warren, Trumbusi County. on
Saturday, the 1lth day of June, 1882
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock
2. NJ. Of SAID day. Jeremiah B. VOLTS undivided hah
Of the following described Real Estate situate IN buo-
bard Township, Trumhull County, and Is known as
being part OF lot No. =. and is bosuded as follows:
Beginning at q post standing on the east SIDE 81 SAID
lat p. and running south along the ROAD le2ainS rom
the Centre OF Hubbard To EroOkEeld, TO tAe sohih east
corner Of lot No. %; thence west TO me seaih west
corner Of said lot s5 to a P5st; thence neIu on the
west line Of sail lot p TO a post, aud from thehee east
parallel to the south line Of said lot p to . rost.o
the place of beginning. containing bfiy acres o. land
Also. another tract Of lsrd 10 Hubbard. known as
part Of lot No. IS. described ana bounded as follows:
Beginning Al : pos, standing IN the 5Orth-~est corner
Of a lot Of land heiopgiug 10 John Haywood thence
running along the road leading from the Centre OF
Hubbard to BroOkfeli. to a post standing on the line
Of said road so far north as that a line running west
at right angles 20 said road until il strikes the west
line of lot No. 2j. and thence on said line ie the north
west corner Of said John HaywoOd's Land as shall in
clude within said lines sixty acres Of land: Both
pieces containing one hundred and ten acres Of land
The said undivided half IS appraised az Twenty-Five
Hundred Dollars. ~TERNs-Cash-
A. B. LYMAN, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office. Warren. May il. Is5g-5w.
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Warren, Mcy. ioh 1859.
Convention ct Cleveland.
CHsI2M&S

In response TO the cali Of the RepnbI
cans of Cleveland, which is published
below, we hope the friends of freedom
and foes Of the fugitive slave law, 10 ihi
County will attend in large numbers.
MASS CONVENTION:
In view of the impending crisis, which
seems 10 admonish US that CELEBRITY Is II
BE PRESERVED BY cEAsELEss VIGILANCE
il is deemed important that a genera
Mass Convention of the foes of Slavery
snd Despotism, and the friends of State
and Individual Rights, be held in some
convenient place on the Western Reserve
without an unnecessary delay.
Ne do, therefore, earnestly request ouI
Republican friends throughout the said
Western Reserve, as well as all others
who are in sympathy with US in our op-
position to despotic usurpaiion of power
10 meet in council in the City of Cleve-
land, on Tuesday, The 24ih day Of May.
instant. at eleven o'clock 4: NJ.
C. w. Noble, ]. ]. Elwell,
H. +. Brayton, ID. barker
J.F. Keller, II. B. Spelman,
ID. l.. Wrighiman, jno. e. Glannls
r. c. Parsons, w. NJ. Corner,
]. s. Grannis, James B. Wilbur,
X. p. Spaulding, John Coon,
D. r. Tilden, and 500 others.
4. G. Riddle,
Cleveland, Nay IL, 1889.
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saturday, the I1th day of june, 1859,

between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M, and 4 o'clock
P. VI. Of said day the undivided One-sixIh interest Of
Auren y. Hudson In the following described Real Es-
tate. situate in Newton Township, TrunbCIl County.
and is bounded east by lands Of Scott Rice and -
Stanley; sonth by lands Of Hiram Allen and f. Nc
CeWen; west by Ahram Aliens land. and north by the
Canal and Nahoning River, Csame farm recently owned
BY John Hudson, continuing Ia acres.
The undivided one SIKH interest Of the said HUDSON
appraised at Six Hundred and Fifty Dollars. TERNs-
Cash. A.. b. VI Sheriff
Sheriff. of5ee. Warren, May II, lr59-5w
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A TTACHMENT NOTICE.
N Edward Brocksay, PTG.) Before Joel Miner,
VS.. j. = oil Hartford Up.
Thomas Cullen. Deft. Truaball County. o.
On the cd day OF May, 1859. said Justice issued
an order OF Attachment in the above action for the sum
OF Ten Dollars
I May il, '5973y. kpWAED
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CHERRIES SALE.
y Thomas J. MeLAin Joseph Lewis
vs.. VS..
Messenger & Qninby. Messenger & Warren
By virtue Of two Executions issued out OF the Court
Of Common Pleas Of Trumbuil County. in the above
enti led causes. / haze levied npoR and shall Offer AZ
public auc ton at the shop now owned and occupied
By Charles Messenger. on Qainby Hill in Warren, On
Tuesday, the 9th day of May, 1859,
.etween the hours Of aud 4 P. NJ the falloxing Per
sonal P Property: I steam EngiAe. tsix horse powerl
1 Cylinder Boiler, IL feet long: Also, J Daniels Pia-
ming Machine
The property can be seen at the shop OF Mr.. Messen-
ger a: any time previous to The sale. TERSs-Cash.
Ar LYMAN Sh-rId.
sheria's Office. Warren, May II. Is50-aw.
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wmCTRAYED-From the prem
S%g&GAJ Uses Of the subscriber. in Champion,
mW about the 23i Of April. five yeaarlings,
one black heifer with a white face; one
light red steer with a white face; two red steers, en-
deep red aud the other lighter color; and one red
steer with line back. Any person returning said year
lings, or giving information where they may be found,
will be literally rewarded
THOMAS KINCAID.
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Ne6 5Nhertisemlemts.

Advertisements must be paid foE
when handed in.
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OHERIFF'S SALE AS SPECIAL
y MASTER.
Joseph R. conover,
William Porter, ct. all
Rv virtue Of an alias order of sale in the above enti-
tlai cause. issued GU; Of the District Court of TIunbuIi
County, Ohio. and to me directed and delivered,
have levied upon and shall expose to public
sale, at the door Of the Court House in Warren, in
said County, on
Saturday,, the 18th day Of June, 1859,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ, and 4 O'Clock P.
NJ Of said day. the following described Real Estate, to
wit. Situate in Newton, Township No ,. in the 5h
Range Of Townships in the Connecticut Western Re
serve. in the st tie Of Ohio, and which is also in the
Countv of Trumbull. and is known by lot No. two. G)
section % and East rarI of section No. 81. comc1enc-
inc in the middle OF the Mahoning River at the centre
line through section %; thence West seventy three
chains aud ninety-eight links, Ca3-a-) TO the line OF
section 81; thence North on said line 90 chains and 81
links TO the corner of the section thence West ID
rhainsa and 10 links: thence South hfty four chains and
: links to the County line; thence East 10 chains and
ten links; thence North three chains and fifty links;
thence East tn chains; thence South ) chains and
dty links; thence East - chains and FIVE links;
thence North 5 chains and Is links; thence East -
chains and 81 links to the original town plat; thence
North II chains and IS links; thence East II chains
ana % links 10 the middle of the River; thence North
Yards down said river to the place of beginning. and
contains in all Two Hundred and Seventy-Six (2sG)
acres OF land
To be sold subject TO a claim Of Dover by Ann Porter,
wife Of William Porter, in the event Of her Surviving
him. Appraised at $3.50 per acre. T~erEs-Cash on
1 A. n. LYMAN, Sheriff. < srEcIiL MASTER.
sbariF-s Office. Warren. Nav 18Th. lE5g-5W
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
y James Luce In Court Of Common Pleas Of
vs.. Trum5ull County
Hudson & Hudson.)
By virtue Of an Execution issued out Of the Court %
Common Pleas Of TrumbulI County, Ohio to me d.
rected and delivered, I have levied upon and shall
offer At Public Sale. at the door Of The Court House IN
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between the hours of 10 o'clock A. u. and 4 P. NJ. the
70 lowing described premises. situate in the Township
OF hubbard, Tmmbnll County. and is part OF lot No.
20. and is bounded as follows: Beginning at the north
west corner of said lot, and running thence southerly
along the west line Of said lot fifteen rods 10 a corner;
thence easterly fifteen rods to a corner; thence north
erly fifteen rods to the north line Of said lot thence
westerly on said north line fifteen rods 10 the place Of
beginning, and contains one acre and sixty-ETe roes
Of land. Appraised AZ 5000. T~ERMs-Cash-
A.. B LINAN Sheriff.
SheriG's 06ce. Rarren. May 81. lc59-5w-
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OHERIFF'S SALE.
y Thomas. NeLAin Jo'<Ph Lewis
Messenger & Quinby.

By virtue Of two Executors issued out 81 the Court
Of Common Pleas OF Trumbull County Ohio, TO ne d.
rected and delivered. I have levied upon ard shall
offer at public sale, at the door OF the Cart House in
Warren. on
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Saturday, the 18th day of june, 1859,

between tie hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock
P. ~. the Shop now owned and occupied by Charles
Messenger together with all his interest in the lot on
which said shop atands. The lot is loo feet deep, 6f
vide, situated on QIinby Hill 10 Warren, and is
bounded ncrth and west by lands Of Samuel Qainby,
east by - Street. and south by Buckeye Street
Said shop and interest in said lot appraised az
SJj3,g0. T~ERNs-Cash-
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sheriG's Office. Warren, May II. isss.5E.
SALE

CHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Pursuant to the command Of al order OF sale is
sued from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Trumbull
County, at the suit Of Administrator Of Seth Gregg
against Hannah Gregg ct al. to me directed, l shah
offer at Public Auction at the door Of the Court House
in Warren. in said county, on
Saturday. the IIth day of June, 1859,
be.=een the hours Of 10 O'Clock. A. ~, and 4 o'clock
P. W., of said day, the follOTing described Real Estate
situate in the Township Of Warren, and bounded on
the south side by the Parkman road So called; on the
west by lands owned by Joseph Wilson: on the north
by the town line between Champion and Warren. and
on the east by lands of Giles o. Grisw0id, and supposed
to contain about s5 acres Of land
Appraised at Sl6 per acre. TKRss-cash-
A D LYMAN, Sheriff
SheriG's 0Ece. Warren, May II. I-59-5w.