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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-30
DISPATCHES rROM rIlfNA.

The Nay Department J. n receipt af dss.
piirtrs from t+nhmndufe TattnaiI, dated Al
WDn.Sahg. Angrst 50.
Mr. Ward returned 10 The Pgslaian on
lhe 18th ugu.i. ha.itg exchanged the rst,-
hcattons 81 the treaty. llr rrpods that he
received trft Kind treatment iom tie CHI.
nesr. 4 shnrt dispatch finm him 10 H. State
department annuunees The ratification u The
treaty, but gives 10 particulars. The treaty
itsrIt has not yet arrived.
Csn. Tatt6all proposed visiting Japan in
tie Pnah tan. whilst thr AIissssipp anuid
remain q Shanghai ; and from Nasasski he
tomm od"ie would pfpte,d to J,d,lo. Whrte
he 1ould make arrangements f,f the trans.
ppria''"n 81 the Japanese Amb essaIars to she
United states. fh,s dispatch expresses q
doubt whcih'r ,lt..Japsnssr Go,e,nmtnt de-.
sife- T. send them.
Al Naga,aki collision had ialen place
brtwern the captain aud crew af an Aperean
merchantman sud the japanese. in which lives
we're lost. Tile GrrmantDwn VAS 90 The spot
70 render assistance. The result VI this ~.
TAR = not stated.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-30

E3Parenls sho,fd never put away their own
y"uih. They must never cease 10 be young.
Their sympathies snd sensibllnies should be
alsaJs quick aud fresh. They must be
susceptible. They must love That which God
made the child 10 love. Children need not
only government. firm and mild, but sympa.
thy warm, and tender.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-05-20

SHERIFF'S SALE,

obedience 10 the requirements of an
lOrder OF Sale, issued from the Office of the Clerk
OF the Court oiCommonPleas, for the Co ofGeauga
and the STATE OF Ohio, in certain suit wherein
Harvey Harrington is plaintiff, and Uriah Ackley
and others are defendants, tu me directed aud de
livered, have caused 10 be appraised and shall
expose 10 Sale at Public Nendue, at the Door o
the COURT HOUSE, in CHARDON, in sail
County, on
Saturday. he 26h day Of May. a d. 1859
between The Hours of Nine O'Clock AM. and Fou
O'Clock NJ. OF said day the following described
Tract or Lot OF Land
Situate in the Township OF Bainbridge, and which
Is also in the County of Genuga. and State o
Ohio, and is known by being No 6 in the oh
Range OF townships in the Connecticut West.
ern Reserve, and is bounded as iollo vs. viz -
Beginning at n stake Standing n the south west
corner OF the Ola Mill Plat, described in Harvey
Waldo's Deed TO Ebenezer Hopkins, junior, ana
runs from said corner south forty-five degrees
cast o:ghly.hye links thence south eighty eight
degrees, east four chains thence north three
degrees, west one chain and forty links thence
north A. degrees, west Two chains 35 4 link:
to the intersection OF the northwest line
OF the Mill Plat; thence on said line south
fifty degrees, west three chains aud eighty -four
links TO tho place of beginning. containing
eghy-sK one .hundreth 1885, 1901 Of an acre OF
Land, he the same more or less subject TO all
legal highways.
Said premises appraised at 1900
TERMS OF SALE Cash on day Of Sale
f. G. WHITE,
Sheriff and Special Master in Chuncery
Sherif>s Office, Geauga Co.,
April %, 1859. 4si-5w
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SHERiFF'S SALE,

DY Virtue OF Final Order of Sale,
ID issued from the Office of the Clerk OF the
Court of Common Pleas OF Geauga County, Ohio,
wherein Almond Clark is Plaintiff, and Oliver
Raymond is Defendant, 10 me directed and deli.
vered, have caused to be appraised and shall ex.
pose TO Sale At Public Eendue, at the Door of the
COURT HOUSE, in CHARDON, in suid
County, on
Saturday, The 2eh day Of Nay. .4.D. 1850,
between the hours OF Nine O'Clock A. VI. and Four
o'clock 2, NJ. Of said day, the following described
Tract or Lot of Land TO witt
Situate in the Township of Mddleheld, No I, in
the Sth Range Of Townships, in the Conneccu,
Western Reserve, in the State of Ohio and
which is also in the County Of Geauga, and is
known by being part of Lot No, l6, aud is
bounded as follows Beginning at post stand,
ing in the southeast corner Of said Lot thencs
west on the south line Of said LOT thirty nine
chains to a post thence north ON a marked
line twenty three chains and three links tn a
post thence east on marked line thirty nine
chains and twenty links to post thence south
on the Town Limo twenty-thJee chains and ten
links TO the place Of beginning and contains hy
survey ninety and ls,lpO acres OF Land, he tho
same more or less, but subject to oil legal high,
ways,
Said Premises appraised al sl693.
TERMs OF SALs Cash in hand.
E. q. WHITE.
Sheriff and Special Master in Chancery
Sh0riffNs Office, GOauga Co.,
April %, 1853. dSi'5w
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NOTICE,
FITS! FITs!! FITs!!!
DR.. Hunces' Vegetable Ertraet.
EDIZRUE5C PiZES,

FoT the cure Of FITS, SpdsmS. Cramps, aud all
NsrDonS and constitutional diseases.
DERSoNS who are nbOring under this dis
tressing malady will find Dir. Hauce's
remedy ever discovered for curing Epilepsy or Fal.
ling Fits.
TheSe Pills possess n specific action on the ncr-
yths gyslem; aud although they are prepared es-
pectsllysor curing fits they will be found of espo-
call benefit for all persons afflicted with weak
nerves, or whose nervous system has been pros.
tratod or shattered from any cause whatever. In
chronic complaints diseases of long standing
pertnduced by nervousness, they are exceedingly
beneficial.
Price three dollars per box or two boxes for FIVE
9ouarss' Persons out of the city encosinga re-
mlltance, will have the pills sent to them through
INC INC mai; mai; free of postage For sale by SETH s.
MMAaNOEi Ma No los, Baltimore Street, Baltimore,
rfuSt be TtdEeSCd, postpaid. ''' 437iy
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SIIERTFF'S SALE.

obedience to the requirements Of nm
L Order oi Sale, issued from the Once of the
Clerk OF the Court Of Common Pleas, for the Coun.
~ ol Geaugn, and Stale OF OHIO, in a certain suit
wherein Alfreo j. 5. Barnes, Adminisira tor on the
Estate OF Abner Bowe, deceased is plaintiff and
Thomas Poppewell is defendant, to me directed
and delivered, have caused To be appraised ana
shall expose 10 sale at Public Vendue, at The Door
OF the COURT HOUSE, in CHARDON, in said
County, on
Saturday, The 2Sh day Of May. .A.D 1859
between the hours of Nine O'Clock A VI. and Fon,
O'Clock J. VI. Of said day, the following described
Piece or Parcel oi Land to wit
Situate in Purkman, in said County of Geaugo,
and State Of Ohio, bounded us follows. viz. -
North by the road running from Pennington 10
Mldd.eheld east by land then owned by Ihos.
PoppIewel and land then owned by A Glenn :
on the north by David DevenpOrl's lands, and
on tn, west by David Devenport's land and land
owned by J. Evens, containing fourteen ucres,
more or less.
said premises appraised AT S315.
Terms or SALE Cash on duy OF Sake
L.. G.. WHITE,
Sheriff and Special Master IN Chuncery
Sheriff>s Office, Geausa Co.,
April %, 1859. 4si.5w
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STATE OF Quo, GEAUGA COUNTY, IS.
David Ames, Plaintiff,
vs.. y Court of Common pleea
James NJ Young, ct al
TNHE snid james M Young Nonresident OF
Il the State Of Ohio Is notified that tho Plaintiff,
on the 10Th day Of May, 1889, filed In The Clerk e
oiilco OF the Court aforesaid, his Petition against
Defendants, setting forth that on the 18th day Of
April, 1859, the said James NJ. Young, lrandu.
lenily claiming title 10 certain iundsin iowa, con
veyed tue same to Plaintiff for four hundred dol. {.
lars, paid In note for $50. and horse, harness,
wagons, &c. That to said lands said James NJ
Young had no title whatsoever. nnd by means
and reason Of said fraudulent conveyance Plnis.
I'M had been damaged to the amount Of slO5; and
praying decree holding said conveyance void,nnd
restitution to Plaintiff Of said articles of personal
property, aud that said james NJ Young shaI dc.
liver up TO he cancelled said $50 and ask ing for n
Judgment of sl05 damages against said James NJ
Young. And an order of attachment has issued
IN said case, aud notice in garnishment served
and returned, as well as receiver appointed and
Injunction allowed. Said Defendant will answer
BY the time specified by statute in such case made
aud provided, or judgment will be taken against
him, as on default
FORREST & SMITH, Auys for Plaintiff.
May 20, 1859. 4ssw6
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From these figures, it will be seen that nearly
one-iourlh of the total deaths in the country ar.
caused by Consumption, to say nothing of the nu.
merous other diseases springing from slight
cold"
Do not trife with your health; but, il suffering
from Cough, or Cold on the Lungs, buy bottle
of HOOFLANDS BALSAMIC CORDIAL, and
you may safely count on cure. Thousands have
done So and have certified TO lis wonderful effects,
Coughs sometimes proceed from disordercd or
dyspeptc state OF the stomach, in which case tho
German Ditlers should be.used, In cases OF weak
ness or goiseral debility of the system, resulting
from pToiracted Cough, the German Btt0rs viii
be found Of great benefit
Street. PHILADELPHIA, and TOR Sule by Druggists
and Storekeepefs throughout the United States
and Canada Price u cents per bottle
JGruo'y 7, 1859. 462.Iyina
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LEGAL SALES.
SHIBIPF'S SALE.

RY Virtue OF an Execution issued T,om
- the Court ol Common Pleas of a shlnbuln Co.
DhmioS 70 me directed and delivered, wherein Ran.
dali d Burtons are Plaintiffs, and John Riddnil
and Benjamin Roberts Defendants, have levied
upon and shall offer for Sale at Public Auction.
On the 23d day Of My 1863,
between the hours of One and -Four O'Clock p NJ
OF said day, on .he Premises occupied by Daniel p
Bnrtletii the Township pof Newbury, I'm the County
Of Geauga, the following Property, 10 witt
One bay Mare, one 2-hOrse Lumber Wagon, two
l.hor e Lumber Wagons, one 2.horSe Sleigh,
ono Cutter, one set Of Double Harness, one
=, Neck Yoke, and one Leather Halter.
Terms Cash on day OF Sale
e,c 4. q. WHITE, Sheriff.
Sheerif's Office, Geaugu County
May 10, 1859. 4s7.2w
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GUARDIANS SALE.

IN Pursuance of an Order of the Pro-
! pate Court, OF Genuga County, Ohio, | shall
Sell, on the Premises, to the highest bidder,
o" the 2Sh day Of May, 1859,
at Ten O'Clock A, M the undivided two.seyentbs.
II being the interest Of Cyrus = and Julis f. Foot
minors and wurds OF tile undersigned, in the fol.
lowing Premises, TO wit
Paris OF Lots No. 20, q and % in the Town Plat
OF Chardon, IN said County. unl BOUNDED as fol.
lows beginning at the south.west corner OF
OF South Street 3 y rods; thence north porolIe
with the west line o said Lots II rods theme,
west 1h rods to the west line oi Lot 26 theme,
south on the west line Of said Lots II rods Il
the place Of beginning. containing g3H rods o
Land. Subject 10 and encumbcred by the Es
ta'n OF Nancy Foot therein. beihg mn Estat,
darlpa I wldowIood created bylde will of Cyrus
The joint inte.ost of said miners appraised al $50
TERMS :-One.i.llf the purchase money in hand
the balance in six months.
NANCY FOOT, Guardian of said Minors
April 29, 1859. 4sj.4w
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Dr. RoBACK's REHED1Es.-wo pub.

Dr. ROBACK'S REHEDIEs.-Wo pub.
lsh, in another column of todoy's pupcr, nm arti
Gle copied from the Cincinnati Times, descriptive
af DR.. Roback's extensive medical establishment
in that city. By the way, DR. Robuck S Remedies
have obtained q great and deserved popularity
with oil classes. 1t has been but u short time
since these Remedies were introduced into our
section of country yet DR.. Brennan, DR.. Roback's
agent in this place, informs us that his sales Of
the Blood Pills and Blood Purifier now far exceed
those Of oil other medicines for which he is agent,
combined. The reason for this, is. that they have
stood the test of practical experience. We know
shis not only from the mouths Of othors, but we
have used them in our own family with the very
best results For q II diseases Of the blood general
debility, whether proceeding from sickness or from
natural weakness, indigestion, and all kindred
ailments, weTeconimend the Scandinavian Rene
dies the 5ery 6cst medicines extant. They are
destined to achieve, not an ephemeral success,
but permanent and deserved reput alton, which
will render them a necessity in every family
Napoleon, O., North Vest March 2.
Sec Advertisement. 4ss.4w
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will stand for the improvement OF stock, the eu
suing season, at the stable of Ephruim Sacketts.
in Thompson, Geauga Co, ill the first of June
next, and the balance OF the season ut Norton
Barnes, near the centre Of Thompson.
Young SeaTcheT was siredby the ceebrn ted
Old earcher, formerly owned by Miner Andrews
of Franklin, Portage Co., Ohio.
TERMS-S4 iof single service, and s. to insure
a ioa. For full information and pedigree refer tc
the handbills.
NORTON BARNES.
EPHRAIM SACKETT.
Thompson, April 20, 1859, lslws'
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Millinery and Dress Making.
Il IL N MI A N = HIP
j. G., HOLLIS.

"
for the liberal Patronage
he has received in his Classes in Writing,
mas the pleasure of announcing 10 the people OF
Geauga County, thut lie will Visit the Towns
through the County Teaching and Introducing
Sirong's System Of Penmanship. The System IS
the most scientific, rapid, easy and beautiful Of
be seen 20 be appreciated MIR. Hollis being n
graduate under A. l.. Strong, teaches the same
System lie Sells, and will leave nothing undone to
give satisfaction 10 his patrons.
Slrong's System is nlso for Sale by Dr. JOHN
NICHOLS, Dealer in Plain and Fancy Stationery.
Drugs, Medicines, Perlumery, &c, Churdon, O.
May 6, 1859 I56.3ws
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MYTH which a successful Rcapins Attach.
w ment is now furnished
AULTMAN g. MlLLER'S PATENT.
At the greatest Practical Field Trial ever held
m this country, at Syracuse, N. Y, July 1857, the
First Premium
GRAND GOLD MEDAL AND DIPLOMA
offered by the United States Agricultural Society
tor the best Moving Machine, was awarded To
this Machine over Manny's, Ketchum's, Burrell,s.
iialienhecks, Aliens, kirbys, Heath's, Hoyey's,
the ONO Mower, and number OF others.
lhS Machine received the First Premium at
lne following County Trials, in The year 1858 -
Irunlhull Co, Clark Co, Portage Co, ALBANY Go
n; Y, Duchess Co., N Y, Queens Co. Long
Island and at the Orwell Union Agricultural So.
clety Fair, Ashlobula Co, and Gcanga Co, and 4,
many other Field Trials the only place in which
the true merits of Machine can be seen.
/ his Machine also took the First Premium nt
the following State Trials in 1878, Indiana,
New York, Connecticut, Maryland, Eastern and
western Virginia. nnd numerous other State,
County and Town awards.
Over one thousand were built and sold in 1853.
and the principal Of the
Double. Hinge Jointed and Folding Bar,
which belongs to this Machine exclusively, is per
manenty established as the true one for
THE PERFECT MOWER.
This Machines Blade folds in such a manner
that t can pass through any gate or door that an
ordinary wagon can thus it can be housed from
the weather withou, trouble, being as portable US
common cart.
For terms and full particulars address
II. NJ. JOHNSON. Agent,
MIddieficld, Gcanga County, Ohio
May 10, 1859. 4S7ii
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RELIGIOUS NoTICE.-Tbo w..,o.o po

RELIGIOUS NOTICE..-The Western Re
serve Association Of Uniycrsalists will hold Two
Days Meeting, at Wloughby, Lake County. q ..
on Wednesday aud Thursday, the let and 2nd
days Of next month. Services to commence cach
day at i0S O'Clock AN A general invitation il
extended. S.P. CARLTON.
4ea-2w Standing Clerk
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At One O'Clock PM,

Dlbl'''' .'... .........,.......,.., 50 90
This House is new and Strong, and capable Of uc.
commedatiag $40 couple, and Stocking is bound
~ make every effort 10 have it pleasant. Ills
Billiard Room and Bowling Alley will be in run
ming order and properly managed to make it plea
SAINT A general invitation is extended to all who
wish for good time.
Music A. WEST ANDP. UrsoY's CorILLoN BAND.
The Road from the bottom to III. TO-, of the
Mountain will be well Lighted.
May 30. 4ss.tf
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
RY Virtue Of an Order from the Pro-
- bate Court OF Geauga Comfy Ohio, shall
Sell, TO the hghes, bidder, OIL the

1Sh day Of jane, d. 1859,
between tho hours of One and Four O'Clock T. VI
on tho Premises, in the Township of Russell. in
said County, the following described Real Estate
situate in the Township of Russell, III said Coun.
~, and known as part Of Lot No. G, in the Cen.
ter Division Of Tract 2, und bounded as follows
Beginning at the north west corner of said Lot
No. 6, in the center of the east and west State
Road, thence south along the west line OF said
Lot ten rods thence east eight rods thence
north ten rods TO the centre OF said road; thence
west along the centre OF said road eight rods To
the place OF beginning, contai ining one-half acre
Of land.
Also, another Piece OF Land, in said Russell Town.
ship, being part Of Lot No. ., in the Center
Division OF Tract No ,, and part of lot No 3
in Tract No. One. Commencing at u point in
the west line of sail Lot No. 9. Just 35 rods
north OF the center of the east aud west center
Road, and running thence north 70. east 33
rods thence north 49h , enst nine rods and
ten links; thence north 70. enst ten rods -;
thence 59o. Is rods nnd nine links
10 the west line of land decided by Christopher
EDlic to Samuel 5. Ayres thence north on said
line to the north line of snd Lot No. l3 thence
west along the snd north line of said Lot No
l3 To the enter OF the Chagrin River: thence
souIhwardly down the centre of said r yer to
land formerly decided by Harmon Chambarlin to
Nathaniel Robinson, jr.; thence south TO the
place OF beginning, 10 contain, us is supposed.
twenty eight and 5.lO0th acres Of land.
Terms OF SALE :--One-fourth OF the purchase
money in hand, one-fourIh in months. one.fourth
IN le months and the remaining one fourth in two
years. Deferred payments on annual interes 81 and
secured as required by law.
JOHN CHASE,
Guardian Of Calvin and Sophia Robinson.
May 20, 1883. 49sw4
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rNHE SUBSCRIBER is PREPARED
i to make COFFINS TO order, and attend
with Il HEARSE if required. Residence two
miles south OF Newbury Confer
JOHN II OBER.
Newbury, March 18th, 1889. 40 3ws
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DIR. HOOFLAND'S
BALSAMIC CORDIAL

FUT tHt ptEuy CuTG OF
Coughs. Colds, Influenza, Group, HodrSeaeSs
Bronchitis, PnsHmoRm Diseases Of the Bowels
arrsinR from Cold, I0cipiem Consumption, ana
for The rei'c, and (f at al po's'bie> cure Of pat.
tn" IN Gdqanced Stages etthe lutter disease.
HIS CELEBRATED PREPA RA.
l. ton, like the Bitters, may be confidently re
lied on: 1t is designed for class Of diseases more
general and more fatal lhNn any other 10 which the
people of this country are subject-those springing
from "Siieht cold" That eminent authority
DR.. Bell, says; " will not say that colds are to
our inhabitants what the plague and yeiiolD ieue,
are TO those of other countries but, I can aver
confidently that they usher in disease of greater
completely and mortality Than these latter"
a further proof Of the terrible fatality of diseases
resulting from " common cold" may be seen by n
glance at the following statistics, taken from The
Records OF the BOARD of Health of Philadelphia,
coniessedly one OF the most healthy localities in
the Union -
lHh2-rn nIhl nniha in Philnhslnhin Ia osi
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Hoohand's German Bitters, prcpure,

Hoonand's German Bitters, prcpured
by DR.. c. NJ. Jackson, will enectuaIly cure Liver
Complaint, Dyspepsia, Juundice, Chronic or Ner-
vous Debility, Diseases of the Kidneys and all
Diseases arising from q disordered Liver or
Stomach. Every family should have bottle Of
these Bitters in the house.
One DOSE will instantly relieve sick stomach.
ONE Dose will cure the most distressing heart.
barn.
OSE DOSE will allay any agitation of the nerves.
One DOSE taken al hour before meals, will give
good appetite.
OSE Dose will, in many cases, cure the most
severe headache, when proceeding from disor.
dered stomach.
These Bitters can be obtained at any Druggists
or seller Of Patent Medicines in the u. States and
Cauadas Price 70 cents per bottle. See that the
signature Of Z. NJ. Jackson is Oh the wrapper OF
each bottle.
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The Third Quarterly Meeting of the
Geaugd Baptist Association will be held at the
Baptist House, in this Village, on SATURDAY
and SUNDAY, May 25h and 2gth. Services 10
eomIneuce at haf.past Ten AM. on Saturday.
Introductory Sermon by Elder J. l.. Jackson
May 90. 4ss.Iw
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SHERIEE,S SALE.


lI virtue of AN Order OF sale issued
- from the Court OF Common Pleas, OF Geaupa
County, Ohio, wherein George Boughlon is Pluin.
Till, aud Elias Fowler and others defendants,
@ shall offer tor Sale, at the COURT HOUSE, in
CHARDON, on the
T,centy- Eighth day Of May A D. 1850,
between the hours of Ten O'Clock a NJ and Fou,
o'clock PM. OF said day, the following doscribcc
Real Estate, TO wit -
Situate in the Township Of Burton, being No :
IN the 7th Range OF Townships, in the Connect
cut Western Reserve, in the State Of Ohm and
which is also in the County of Geauga, and j.
known by being part Of Lot No 50, and |.
bounded us follows :--South by Lot No 60, own.
ed by Eli Fowler; east by the Town Line, which
is also the West Line of Middlefeld; north by
Lot No. 40, and extending west far enough 10
contain so acres OF land excepting and reserv.
ing the following set-of as a family homestead
TO wit :--Beginning % rods east of the south.
west corner OF the said piece of land thence
north 10 rods TO post thence eaet "a rods :;
thence south l6 rods thence west "a rods TO the
place ol beginning, containing two and one half
ucres OF land.
ALSO, ANOTHER PIECE OF LAND.
Situate in the Township OF Middeield, in said
County, and known as being the southwest
corner Of Lot No 90, and is bounded as follows,
10 wit;--Beginning al post standing in the
southwest corner of said Lot. No 20 thence
north on the line Of the Lot or Section lg chains
and nineteen links TO post thence cnst TO the
west line OF George Russell's land; thence
south TO the south line 81 the Lot; thence ives,
TO the place OF beginning, containing sixty-si1
and fourteen one-hundTedth acres of land be
the same more or less, but subject 10 all Legal
highways.
Said fret piece appraised at sl425 90; second
piece appraised at Sl520 90.
TERMs:-Cnsh on day OF sale.
Sheriffs Office, Genugu Co,
A April 90, 1859 4e4.5w
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MUSICAL NOTICE.-Tho Gooueo coun,v

Friday, the eth day Of May, at 10 O'Clock An.
NJ. l.. MAYNARD, Secretary.
Also, on the Evening Of tie same day, the
liombden Gec Club will give n CONCERT, as.
sisted by Mr.. WIN. FAssETr, of PainesyilIe and
Miss MARIAN Tucker, of Chardon. The entire
proceeds TO be devoted to repairs on the Cungrega
tional Church in Hambdcn. By Order
Iiambden, May 20 4ss.lw.