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NO MONEY IaESs3 ED.

We propose 10 let person know what Premium
he VIII receive before aenlius his money. Any
LhHr or GEYTLEMAS desiring one Of the above
articles. cIn first send us their name and address.
stating whether they w'.mt The Pencil and Pen, or
LoCK&r, and We will make their selection. and
inform them by return Mail what Premium they
are entitled to. they can then have the privilege
Of sending for ii if they choose We cannot, how
ever. give this privilege but once TO any person
and we make this offer 10 establ sh the quail OF
our goods Ill neishbUIhoud After person has
become purch Ser. and accepts the Agency, we
require all persons in that locality to send their 50
i'll advance through him.
And if any one is dissatisfied with their purchase
and an unbiased person competent to judge says
he articles not worth more than the money paid
Tor them, and in some cases TEN. even .oRrY
times the amount, let such persons return the
goods and We will freely refund the money
Among our'PREMiuMS are articles suitable for
Ladies and Gentlemen. such as
GEHTLEMES's GOLD AND SILVER WATCHns
GOLD VEST AND GUARD CHAINS, GoLD SLEEVE
BurToNs, GOLD WATCH KEYS and SEALS.
GOLD SHIRT STuDs-pain and with settings
GoiD SCARF PINs-ncw style; Gold Breast Pms
California Diamond Pins, Gold Rings, &C., &c.
FOR LADIES,
We have GoLD Watches FIorcntine, Mosaic
Gold Stone Cameo Garnet and Coral Breast Pins
and Ear Rings Gold Bracelets. Gold Sleeve But
tons Gold Belt Slides God Rings. &c &c Also
PNNoS, Meioleous, Musical Boxes, Accorleons
Sc Ne.
.V'rnexccptioual References given whenever
required
n b In sending your nqmos write I'll State
County and Town plainly, so AS to avoid letters
being niscagrle!. Address ANGLE & CO,
lO2 Canal street, tod NOD
june !. 1879 Ncw.lOrk
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E0'f'sCE.

yENlIE County Commissioners, will meet at
T. their office. in the Court House. in Elk
ton, on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,, the
18th and 18th days Of June, inst, to examine
and pass upon such accounts against the
county as may be presented aiterwhich day
no account against the county will be inclu-
dcd in the Levy Of 1859, By order.
JAS. s. CRAWFORD, Clerk
June 4, lS59--2w. Comm'rs Cecil county.
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GVo CbEassCG f'AssTgS,

'''7''"' va
" tGnefd1H, Ne i5H dag Of JpEc, 1859,
1GYp G'bEassjg EHAssTsS.
situ,tr1 n,,r tl,. ,i,I,,., ~, rl,.;.,;.,, ,;,
-
10. /. improved ny the use or thou
sondS OF bushels of lime, bone dU-t and
ashes. II &9ntunS l36 Acr's; all fencing
good buildings consist OF Il large two. story
| nRITE ANn Ent,IN D(lEIIINC
u..,t ,,;....,, ,i,.,I
',''t a., '', va ~, '''"e,''1 o'''
'n%',S '" ', -; ''' N, "r'rn las every con-
S,i,',' W ''''' 80 o,"r', WIN b'F"
,'"ir,,' i',i, H,''N' N''' u
,,,,in., W'J''''u - M.I''t' vi
+, = SaIi al . '"@" ~ W ',,' '''''''
l. r,ai, ,,. w. ,. t'i~''e' ',"' t''i'! or
49,. ,.''.,, '"'''''7 op""',,'" N''l
T,,r, nI. ,,',,,.a 80 I'''',,
.,,,,, ill., ~ WIG '"''' Il "o"r,'
',,t,,i',. - '''~' "''' 'l""''' VII"
NJ D ,l;s: n. ,,,
AVE- ""J"'"' -'o' '"lt"iu7 . .
-h'''' HAS :" St '""->''fy
ASksEeEa and s'Es&TTE, .GaVE2E.sgTas.
LARGE Ram C,rn Cr;bs c,r,i,.o ,I..,,,,
SLTds Sc all nfvli.h ,r. rnLmiIt ,,'a ,,,,,,
within a few wears Of the best ,narc,i,Is
with an eve to convenience and dI'raI;i,t,
Like No. l. lime. bone dust and nsjr, LAVA
been freely used. 81. , .,nnI ,r,,l,,,,r
of Grain, is well ADAPTED for Grlj,,r ami
Dairy purposes has On il v,nnr L7,ri,,,,
Auric Orchard Stream Of "nr r I,t U - , IS
through the farm lrncin. all GOOD. Fer.
liIizrrs and mnnurcs cam Inc Ia,|Ind -, ,ho
farm. as. also, on No. l.. and prnInr,. s,Il
on them at Braudywine prices. or at the VIII
hgc. a few hundred wards distant, or ut IN.
various mills or railroad stations which mr..
within u short haul. Nos. | and > are clear
Of all bushes. hriars or rubbish. Both are in
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UT'The following beautiful little poem
from the pen of Ceci's singing Enchautress,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

NUl1NE To IKIU UItS.
YESHlS is to give notice, that the subscri-
4 bers ofCecil county, have obtained from
the Orphans Court of SAID county, letters Of
Administrator on the personal estate Of Ann
Stops. late Of said county, deceased
All persons having claims against the said
deceased. are hereby warned to exhibit tho
same, with the vouchers thereof duly authen-
ticated, on or before the 30h day Of April,
1860; they may otherwise, by law, be
excluded from all benefit Of said estate. All
persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment to the subscri-
bers. Given under our hands this 9TH day Of
May, 1859.
ROBERT +. CANTWELL.
CATHERINE a. CANTWELL,
Administrators of Ann Stops. decd.
Test--JAs. MCCAuLEY, Reg.
May I. 1S59--Gw.
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NOTICE.

M IIEREAS my wife, Henrietta Wilson,
w has left my bed and board, without
just cause, this TO notify all persons not to
trust her on my account, as l Will pay no
debts contracted by her.
SAMUEL WILSON.
Fcwyville, May rs, lSj9-3w.
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DRESS M KING.
MISS KATE MILLER

- ESPECTFULLY informs the LADIES
IA Of Elkton and vicinity, that she is pre-
pared to make all kinds Of FANCY AND
PLAIN DRESSES, and do Fancy Sewing
generally; She win also make Gen,lrmcn's
SHIRTS; at tie residence of her father, on
Main Suect, Eikton. April lG, 1859.
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IMPROVEMENTS TIC I VVIIIOTtIOIC
DIV EiIINN H0ISE

Corn Crib and Carriage House, in tolcrahlc
repair. There are It number Of APPLE.
PEACH, and other Fruit Trees ON the place
Trims OF SALE: One third of the
purchase money in cash on day Of sale one
third in six months, and the residue in
twelve months therclrom.
o. Sale to cUMmcnce at 8 o'clocl; p. NJ.
W. j. JONES,
Elkton, May %, lSJ9--tS. Trustee.
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lie ONygena;cd Bittcrs.

inhicis in one form or another of is many phases.
cure yourselves permanently and speedily by using
The OXygenatcd Bittcrs.
The u" Weekly Novelette," of Sept. 10 says: -
Dyspepsia is one q. the prevailing diseases Of Oar
county This is owing both to the climate and
The almost universal habit of eating our meals too
rapidly to admit Of proper digestion. But in spite
OF these adverse circumstances this disease even
when it has become chronic, disappears rapidly
by the use Of the Oxyyenatei Eiitcrs. which have
been found 10 prove an inf,llhc rem ,dy.
From the Publisher of widely circulated Maso-
zine EoSro& .IEy |. 1855
MISSES. s. W. FowLE 4 Col have taken
three bottles of the oxygenatcI Bitiers. and have
derived great benefit from their use. | have bceu
much troubled with dyspepsia for several years.
aud found nothing that afforded me any relief.
until used the Hiuers | most chcerfnily recon-
mend them TO all who are afflicted With this
Troublesome and STUBBORN complaint.
JAMES ROBINSON. OF the
g Student and Schoolinatc."
From GEN. \. c. DODGE our Minister to Spain:
W iSuINGroN, b. C., May Is.
Dr. Gro. 3. GREEN: Dear Sir The Oxy 5cnaicd
BlttcrS with which you were SO kind as to luruis h
me. have had a most salutnrv effect III my ca.e,--
| was troubled with dyspepsia for four years.
during which time tried many remedies but
never met with any so good as your B;ttcrs | am
now IN the eijoymcnt Vi good health, aHd | hope.
and believe. that all who use the ONygruatcl
li;'tcrS Will find them as scrvc,ab a. h ave
found them. With high respect, your olt servant.
A. G. DODGE.
Prepared by SETH W. FOWLE ( CO. E0Srov.
and for sale by JoaGru WALLACE and II. il.
MIr'nELL. Elk on; |. W. lrruTAS. North East :;
}. n BLACK. Charlosown; GEORGE p. TAYLOR.
PcrIyNIllc; JAMES u.SoN, Port DEPOSIT; +. Is.
ilorPEG, thc.aPe Ike City, THOMAS J.. lEt2LE.
s. Augustine; .jonN WArsroN. Bohemia Mills ;
HAYES & lIorSroN. Warwick; JAMES E1HD. Cecil
ton ; an" Ivy dealers ever! where. nay - 80 1t
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MORE NEWS YET!
Another New Store in EEkton.

an THE CORNER OF MAIN and BOW
W STREETS. Opposite Joseph Ta!lor's
lI"tel.) The subscriber having Just opened
NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS AND
GROCERIES,, Quceusware, Hard and Wood
Wares, and all kinds OF articles most used
in the country, he respectfully informs the
peol lie Of Eikton and its vicinity that he is
now ready TO deal with them in a manner that
;hcy will be pleased with the bargains they
make with him.
Ly-Famcrs and others viii lose no time
by calling and looking over his stock.
n. B.-Thc terms which he will sci! upon
arc strictly CASH. or all kinds OF County
Produce viii be taken in exchange for goods,
April 2, 1859. l.. Men. THOMAS
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Notice to WOOL GROWERS.

TNllE HIGHEST PHILADELPHIA CASH
! PRICES paid for WOOL. by the Suhscrl-
hcrs, at their Manut,Dctory. Newark, Del.
JOSEPH DEAN \ son.
May IS, lS59-5w'
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Secondhand Reaper & Mower.
1 combined REAPER AND MOWER,
! 4 (MInuy'S, with Woods Improvement. }
put in complete repair will be sold low. the
owner having no further use for it. Apply to
June i. fl. :. SITES.
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lIET I-TIIRIIE ACRES,
MORE OR LESS.
Said tract Of land lies near the public road
IRON North East to 'iurlicI Point, about two
&nt oiIaIl miles from the former place.
There are about ten acres Of Woodland.
we'll set in Young Oak and Chestnut the
residue is arabic land, and is conveniently
divided into fields, and enclosed viii, good
fencing.
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Country Produce
TNAKEN IN EXCHANGE FOR TOBACCO
4 CIGARS, &c, at j. b. RGIClIiE'S
Cigar Mandatory,
May 90. Main St, above the Court llouse.
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NOTICES:
70 Bridge Builders & Contractors

PROPOSALS. will be received by the
Comfy Commissioners of Cecil county,
to be directed tc them a. tlluir Office id
Elkton, up to
Tuesday, Tie l1M day Of Jno, rctt,
at u'cluck r. NJ tnr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-10

thAlN-W HEAr-Has largely ADVANCED, ana at the close
sold at s4s1l5J Tor red track The amount thrown
the market is very limited bulk the receipts being
bought in the country mi les An accident the
nal which will cause stoppage OF two OF mills for week
will lessen the consumptye demand and probably affect
prices
CoRN-as improved and sold attic close soc
The amount in is reduced to l. 600 bus
OATs-Closng sales show an Improvement We quote
them Hsc for track. Several considerable
actions have taken place in old store the terms o.
which were KEEP private. Old track are worth Sec
BARLEY-Dull at 6O9G5c. very prime sample only
woud bring the latter figure
RYE.-SAles have been made at s5c
GROCERIEs-The only change to note under this head
is an advance in MoasssS which quote 4 for New Or
lsans
HOPs-Are in light demand at lIlal6c.
LUMBEH-There Is nothing to note under this head
The market is steady with demand the range given
in table. There good deal shipping constantly by
nal and shipments making by lake mostly Of choice
qualities intended for Troy and other eastern markets
OILS-We have change Prices steady at
quotations.
We quote from the New Bedford Shipping List follows
We notice good demand for Sperm both for export and
home and tbs quite active since
The transactions for the week include sales Of 4Ogl hbls
parcels at l55 TO l4O cents pergaon according to Qualify
WHALE-lhe market for Whale II quiet with slight
decline IN prices The sales since our last embrace 1890 bbs
In lots at 90 cents and 800 do brown at 80 gallon
POTATOEs-There continues to be largo demand for the
and prices we maintained 65dsOc Is the range fora
qualities
APttsburgh ettsr-wer says "The receipts potatoes
consumption and sale hero this winter will reach 1000 bush
els In good seasons we import and Potatoes do
tsrlaTgey into mercantile operations We hou have hardly
realized the the ordinary domestic supply which ha
heretofore been unnoced II this large Import supply las
years failure. had not revealed IT,"
PROYISIONS-smal sales No. pork have beer
made at $40 1851 and No, SIG The demand is light
and sales effected only in asla way. Mess Rec es
insl at ScGO 3D. Choice brands cured hams
demand and selling steadily atlc Sales Comstock"
considerable amount have been made at that figure within h
week Common qualities quiet Shoulders nomina
AT quotations Dried beefiS selling at lie iuyep
light demand and nominal atllA@nh with sales prime kol
in a small way at l2o
sALT-Is selling g. 40 for nne Sacks are bringing 10,
ollie.
sEEDsA few sales Of Timothy have been reported. mostly
at g. The demand is very light Glover unsAleabe Fla
in small lots mostly sold at 81 prime al
tele
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-10

NOTICE 10 MARINERS .-Cupt VIM Wats, HaThar
Master has s"uude he channel a. gOng The pl6rs, un
frpO u jl feet Btai h. out IN mid channel During the
late heavy gales ty feet OF tho end OfthG
were carried away, AMI the stones orked into the river
vessels shOut Keep At lCat twenty eet from lhe
end the east pier 1t Is unsafe Tor vessels duwiug 10
set 10 lay along the eus anywhere between the Bpu-
bud the p Freight Depot. There ls bat Q feet
about the end Of the east pier.
Another survey has been made by CuLts. Nielsen aud
Mott who report as follows:
Ne carefully gourded the depth of water from the
Cleveland Pittsburgh Railroad Depot to near he It
House On the cnd Of the pier and hnd not less than S
water and the state thu vessels not drawing y feet
wutcT lay with perfect safety at the pr
We ais fin about 20 feet OF the eud Of east eaue
way Ia the late gales aud the stones washed IN the
Otihe hurbor au won recommend yesse draw iug
draft ut winter To give II goo berth, % feet"
Tho propeller WenOna chalei alongside the pier Ht @
"GnyemDehl othce," on SaI urdnY night. She drew II
feet Tor ipcdcs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-10

Flour--Aove and firm; sales of $500 bbs, IS 2b08sIS
or slate ss3lh06s for ahge extra western; S76913IS
or double extras.
Wheat-Firm and fair demand; sales Of 22 900 bus 81 %
or Chicasp spring 81 25 Tor Mlwaukee eub Sib5 for
rod Ohiu; 81 90 for primo wlio india ana westeru.
f'ofn-tn IN demsnd at S2c; ga los Of 400 bus.
tiats-Firin; 52cd50 for W. stern and Danoda.
Rarloy-Dull at coo
Rye--tirm AZ gfhlno0,
Whisk koy-M Nominal nt 20c.
Canal FfpightsS oadv for corn for wheat, gc
Tor dour TO New York
keoepts 500 bbis dorr 90 bus whcu q 400 bus corn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-10
OswEGo MARKET-May ..
lBY TFLrapArH

FlourFim. and tesrpb,o brands rather scarce; sales
Of 900 bhls including 200 bhls extra Ohio So %
Wheat--Opeued firm but buyers were less anxious 10
operate before steamers news, which was not generally
known Till this Ms'los beOre the news 5000 bbs red
ohio Al 81 b5.
Corn Advanced 2ca9 on sounl demand. moderate for
dslnG and shipment east with sale Of 5000 bus good a.
huos Al sse, and 30 900 bus no. do at 75ci
Other grains quiet
Lake impors-5OO b1s -FOUR 1000 bus wheat II 100 oorv
Cnuai Exports-i0O0 bus wheat; 6O0acorn.
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Hartford, Trumbun Co. o March l. ISL

I am physician Of thirty years practice My principa
study has been diseases VI females They have generally
oahed my best Efforts Obtniui the materials composing
Matshalls Uterine Cathuoun, pleased with them
gave uem intr trial, aud found myself abundanlly
O. Aslul In my former practice could uuy mitigate the
symptoms ot about nal the and could
ten. Now can rndcally at lease suvene
tynni mitigate the rest consider Mirshals Uterine
thOliron the greatest blessing females have met with
j. H. WILLIAMS, M. D., Charleston
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-10

MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ENTERED.

ENTERED.
steamer Ocean, Evans DETROIT; fish, potatoes and sun
dries.
steamer North star Sweet ontonagon; 80 bbls fish, Dbl
copper, pOtatOes. &c
Prop. q. Bra lbury, NcNelly, Buffalo; mlse.
SChuOi RobccCa, ltutclnsUu Oswngu: 627 bhl salt
Schooner Mary Williams, Newhull Forester; 900 NJ shin.
giles
Schooner J. + Warner, Manning, De roi "a NJ slaves.
Schooner Return Well, lufill, 81 bbls salt
ScOw swallow, Williams Datru 100 NJ lath, 100 NJ shin
giles.
Sclw Rescue Robinson, Kolley's Islanl 90 cords Lime
Stone.
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A CURE WARRANTED.

DR.. AMOS SON have devoted their attention txclu
sNe /" ms peculiar class Of naHd aud the Teet tty
have oqueuty been enabled to render fellow cr
lures tuly testified and Gratefully nc by con
escont patents aud others daily arriving town from u
parts of the country for the express purpose MY consul
atOns while lHiTo NertlOns have been Gro cd blythe most
guN advantages YET from what they have experienced lu
.qulng into the Of these Infectious uomplaluts
ttrum their most simple condition to that the most dan
gcruus and uyeterto,) they have always Entertained III
possibility OF their prevention, and removal and likewise
invariably found that the most horrible and forms
OF disease COuld almost invariably be TO me of I'm
following causes Ignorance, neglect the bad effect soI
unskulul and Improper treatment therefore Dr. AMOS
SON have succeeded IN discovering in the selection Of
heir remedies, safe, eeCtua and cautious course omit
tug all combination Of remedies VIII ch eQuyOcp
character AS well as those whose premature niuicous
Application might he productive oil bad sequences an the
hands of private individuals In short the uudabo end
their remedies H. the ossonng ol great human
misery by The alleylaun, relief and prevention those
gneyous actuns thaure IN reality the c
and which, while they e1tousYel surround us aloud
fer skill aud iuterft in their eXgrmuAtnn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-10

Steamer Ocean, Evans Detroit; IRON nails tonewaro aud
mise.
Steamer North Star, Sweet OntOnagOu; Suudries.
Prop r. W Hmdbury, Mel Nelly. Buffalo; sunnres.
schooner yorktown, Iacy, Copper Harbor 39g tons coal
. bb Turpentno
Slou Sweeper, McCalley Toledo sundrieS.
Scuw Rescue, Robinson, Kelleys Island; cargo.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-10

DATENT SEED SOWER-THE
4 very best hing ever used No ugu wh1 has ever
tried would think Of sowing seed without ths machine
For snlO by j PTTKlN,
maT2l 81
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LUMBER There Is nothing to note under this head
The market is steady with fair demand the range given
in table There good deal shipping constantly by
nal and shipments aso making by lake mostly Of choice
qualities intended for Troy and other eastern markets.
oILs-We have change note Prices steady at our
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-10

West BE ford, COshoctun Co, Nay "a, 1867.
Mr ", II KINGS ey have been eliug the Medi-
cnes Of the Gmeen6eg Oompany for the last ten years,
and have vuriahlY auud them give good satisfaction;
aud the Pills have sold 20 great many families rtgu-
lary their and coffee and with my they have
become Stspe article. MurshalIs Uterine CuiholCon
Is mcdinine That has done amount Of good Ia
Diseases One ldy sold it to told she had reCey-
ed benefit from bottle than she did from long
Of medical treatment by the skful phys
clans Yours truly.
jim. l. 1853. JAMES WILSON
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Wrnas
GRAEFENBERG
ERmniIY MehiCimes.
HOWE rEsTIMoNY.

HARTFORD, TTumhult Co, Ohio, March Z, 1857
hereby certify that nave been dealing m the 0raater-
berg Meeicnes for the past year, und truly that
huNe never Uttered any medicines TO the public that have
met with the decided upnIobaOn Of the people like these
ariculurly the Pills and CutholicUu They will readily
pororm all and than is promised for them have
sold about fifty bottles OF tho Chhocon the pnst season.
and hear the best results In every case.
]. H. q. JOHNsON Medcal AEent
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JHERIFF A. SPECIAL MASTER'S

nEhlII " 81 ifNlhlf Va hADI IIe -
- SALE Not ctls urly ven that by virtue Of plu-
ies urderu sllt ss Ell t1m tho Cont OF Common pleas
of Cuyahu-u Cupy az tho suit of john Coleman gsainst
MTun lutiy u' uld dlreCird shan Offer iUr
sao ut Pub be- Au ,p 90 the door uf the Court House.
tn corner aud Cunmp.aiu Stree ia the City Of
Cleveland IA said Cuuu " ulhe 4h d,y Of June 1888,
O'clock p. NJ o slb ly, the following described premiS
e to wit; SuuteIn tho tuNullip ut Wauensyle, beng
No. iu the nm ru-e townships the Connecticut
esten kestr, Ia the Sa u Ohio, and which is also IN
LG County Vt CuyahUg, aud is kuONn by beng part OF
lot % add huuWu as follows: coglnnug at the Oerre u
road ming alOrd, running south to auds owned by
Gaua lIDss tl east antg SAID lBe 10 reds thence
along The line 10 ands owne by Alsom Sahsburg
thence east Hung sad ue TO the centre of he Cleveland
nud Chaguu Fals Plank Road, thence along said uad
place beginning, sup sed 10 aIu thr acres but
subject to the Cleveland aud MahOuns Railroad running
through is. Appraised at S3l5.
ID. l.. WIGHTMAN
Sheriff aud Special Master Commissioner.
-IL- \ 4 nARLnAN. PIN 8 ALLlNa- mlNhIMglL
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Ctnol Notifte,
G6ERIFTS SAtE7-Pnrsnani


GaERlFFS SALE.-Pursuant to the
~ oommand of orders of sale issued from tho Couu
ui Common pioas ct ru,ghnga Cuuuiy tio suit of
John Hopsr ed n plaintiff tauiusi Marcus Caununu et n
defendant and o. the suit Of Robot Hooper al plns
dots shall uuf Tor sulo m Public Auction ut the
door of the Court House corn Of SENECA aud Champan
the 30 day May, 1852 ht O'Clock p NJ uf said ",
the taowing described lands aud tUuemouts, 20 wit stu
ate u the Cv OF Cleveland luyuhugn County, and state
corner OF lot nnd swned by Frederick WAGE in
Lake street, thence running hery auug sntd Wage
ltus line li2 ct 10 Ian occupied by VI. huruo,
thence westerly with sail Barnet uo 80 feet; thence
thence westerly along said Late street 10 the place Of be-
ginning, being the same premises conveyed % Marcus
Caunan and Marcus Rlggonberggr, Two Of the defend
ants by u Flch, " Marshal by order Of tile Court,
Sept TO- 1865. Vol s5, page 3i5, Appraised at $500
=. r. WALLACE PiGs AtI'v aprastd
.GHERIFF & SPECIAL MASTERS
~ SALEPusuaut to the command Of an order of sale
issued on Of the Court Common pleas OF CuYahuga
County, the suit of William S, HacOmb, p0 against
offer for sale at Public Auction, the door OF the Court
House. (corner Seneca aud Champlou steeH,l IN the
City OF Cleveland i said county, on The Bth day Of May
1854 a o'clock r. NJ Uf said day tile following Dc cirbod
lands and ouements wit Situate IN the township Of
Chaguu Falls IN the State " Ohio, aud Which is also IN
the county uf Cuvahuga and known by aud ts bounded
follows. Being No, IN the ninth and tenth of
Townships IN the CoonecuCut Wgstern Reserve ~ the
state ohio, aud which also inthe county OF CuyahOga
aud known all the house and lot occupied
owned by me Bounded the north by tho store and
lot owned by William G. WadrOp east by Main street,
wouy feet south by store and lot owned by Philips
OsbOurn and west by line running parallel with Main
street, hungiust my feet thererOm aud situated n
he village OF harrin Fails County uf Cuyahoga aud
VI Ohio, be the less but subject to all
legal highways.
Appraised at 500. -... - -.