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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-03-11
MAlkIkIItll.


IN Troy, on the lst inst, by the Rev. A. Whit.
more, Mr. CHARLES ONDERDONK to Miss
mAkf JANE POPE, both Of Troy.
-, In tlunshurgh. on the 5th inst by Nelson .
Woodland Esq, Mr., HENRY WORKS, oi Mid. !
nv ~ w., y y W., oL C'orldon.
DIED,
In this village, on Sunday, March 9Th. at tho
residence OF her on-in.lnw, MI Jude Converse,
months.
The deceased was q native Of Enfield Conn
and the last relic OF numerous and highly es
tcemed family During the last thirty-eight years
Of her life, tmost of which time she was a widowl
she resided in this township, having become one of
its inhabitants, wbeni was u comparative wilder.
ness. She was the mothc Of twelve children,
nearly all of whom are living, aud some of whom
are advanced in years. She was remarkable for
/ her mild aud patient disposition, ana strong at.
tachment to friends. Nothing could exceed her
affection for her kindred, for whose good there was
no burden she would not willingly bear. For
twenty years, she was nearly blind, and, for some
time previous TO her doah, quite helpless; yet she
manifested an interest in what was transprinl
around her, unusual with persons OF her years nnt
infrmtics, and retained youthful and sunny
disposition to the last She died as calmly anC
peacefully as she had lived Surely, none eve
passed from earth to the unseen world, NOR
worthy OF the blessing promised To tine peace
makers, who shall b. called the children o
Cod
In Chester, February 26th, Of Pulmonary Con
sumption, FRANCES T., wife OF George A
Russell, and eldest daughter Of the late AustiI
Turner, Esq, aged nearly % years.
Amiabity of disposition, genuine kindness o
bc,.t tho rru, rtla oG tho WlOlp cptuuil
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GREAT MAN DEAD On Sunday, the
Goth ult.. Mr. John TwitcheI died at his
residence in BrimHeld, WHARF he had resided
for over forty years. Two weeks before his
death he weighed 1854 pounds. In height
he was six feet throo inches. His vest mea
sured in circumference six feet ten inches
When he removed into Brimfeld, forty-twC
years ago, his size did not exceed that of th'
average of men of his altitude. Some 81,
years afterwards, after severe suffering from
the ague he commenced increasing in flesh
and so continued until ho attained the ex
traordnary dimensions above specified
Rdpenna Democrat.
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MASTERS SALE.

PURSUANT TO the command of De-
l. cretnl Order OF Sale from the Circuit Court OF
the United States for the Northern District n ONO,
at The suit OF French and Keith against Ihomas
Fuller and others, To me directed, | shall expose
tor Sale at Public Auction, at The door OF the
building occupied by said Court, Corner OF Su-
peribr Street and Public Square,, in the Cijy OF
Cleveland County OF Cuyahoga, Ohio, on the
Tleenty fourth ddy ot .Hdrch. 1859,
at Two O'Clock Pm the following Tract or Lot
OF Land situate in the Township OF Newbury, IN
the Connecticut Western Reserve, in the State o
Ohio, and which is also in the County of Geauga
and is known as part OF Lo, Number Three, Trac
One, and is bounded as follows. to wit -
BEGINNING on the west line of Lot Number Three
Tract One, twenty rods from the southwest cor
ner Of said lot, running thence north eleven rod;
and four links so a stake; thCuce east twenty
one rods fourteen links to a sIakei thence soult
eight rods and sixteen links 10 a stake; thence
south eighty two degrees west twenty-five rods Il
the place o beginning containing one acre anC
thirty-rhree one -hundrcths OF an acre of land
Also
The following described Tract or Lot OF Land
situate in the Township of Russell, in the County
oiGouuga, aud State OF Ohio, and is described and
bounded as lolows-
Beginning at the southeast corner OF land owned
by Fcslus Fuller, running south eight chllhs
and iorty-twO links to a stake on the nurth Inc
of land owned BY Edward Potlcri thence west
10 the west line OF said lot; thence North eight
chains and iorty-two links TO stake lhence
east TO the place Oi beginning, containing lweh-
;y.three acres and one.hundIedlh OF an acre
and said land IS part OF Lot Number Four IN
Section Number Five, in Tract Number One,
In said Township OF Russell.
Appraised AT S9Si.
Master Com'r in Chy
Feb 25, 1859. i76Iw
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WHITE WHITE
and BLUE and BLUE
THE PHILADELPHIA WEEKLY
Red. White :NnG BLUE

rs ONE OF The LARGEST AND BEST
| illustrated Literary Papers in the, United
States. An Imperial QunrtO, containing pages,
or 10 columns of Original, Interesting and Fuscln-
uting Reading Matter. from the pens OF the Best
American AUTHORS.
PREMIUMS 10 SUBSC RIDERS
One copy for one year s. 90 and Premiums,
One copy for two years 30 and
One copy Tor three ears 90 and
Onc copy lOr five years 90 and 10
AND TO CLUBS.
Three copies, one year So W and Premiums.
Five copies, one year 90 and 10
Ten copies one year," 10 % aud 20
~ copies, one year .....3O 90 aud IL
Those getting up Il Club OF Ten Subscribers and
remilting Slj, will be entitled TO an extra copy
tree aud those scuding $50 for p copies, will be
entitled to a copy and premiums IIoe
THE PREMIU Ms.
Ever Subscriber to the w f. FIX LG r t. d.,
WHITE AND BLU + will be entitled 10 two Pre-.
miums, worth from 30 cents to $500, by the pay
mrut of ,, cents OH each AS soon u the sub
scripuion money is received, the subscriber will he
informed by letter what Premiums he is entitled
to, and then it is optional whether lie remlts the
- cents on each and take the Premiums Or not
THE PREMIUMS.
The Premiums that we sell to the subscribers
tor - cents each, are comprised US follows -
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Estate OrA.E. Gotham, Deceased
NToTJCE OCREDITORS.---The I'M

~ dersigncd were on the 2nd day February.
1859, appointed, by the Probate Court OF Eeau4n
County, Ohio, Commissioners on the Estate OF
vent; aud the period ol six months from the date
of our said appointment is allowed CREDITOR 20
bring in Rnd prove their Claims against snld Is
tate. The Subscribers will attend 10 the duties ct
their said appointment at the NIhce OF i. W. Can.
field, in Chardon, in said County, on the LAST
MONDAY of February, March, April, May, June
and July, AD. 1889, Al Ten o'clock y VI; o each
of said days Dated at ChardOu, this 2nd day OF
February, AID. 1879. ,,,-..,,
JOHN FRENCH, } Commits
d W CANFlELD, sIoners.
Fab II 1859 Al .6nr
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Estate Of AIansOn BCstOr, Decd.
NTOTICE no CREDITORS.-Th Uu-

~ dcrsigned wns on the 7th day OF February.
1889. allowed the further time Of Six Mouths, by
the Probate Court OF Geauga County, Ohio, on the
Estate OF Alauson Bestur, deceased, to further
close and make settlement. said Estate having
been represented insolyent; and the period Of
Six Months from the above date Is allow ID tredi.
tors to bring IN aud prove their claims against
said Estate. AUSTIN CANtlELD, Admir-.
Chardun Feb. -, 1879. 4lo.iW'
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The use of DIR. HoStetteI's Stomach
Bilters Tor Dyspepsia, Flatulence, lienviness OF
the Stomach, or any other like affection, Is second
to none in America or abroad. 10 be able To
state confidently that the Bitters are Il certain
cure for Dyspepsia and like diseases is, to the pro-.
prctors, Il sonrce of unaoyel pleasure. 1t re-
moves all morbid matter from the stomach, pur-
cs tile blood, imparts renewed vitality TO the
nervous system, giving it the tone aud energy so
Indispensable for the restoration OF health. The
numerous acknowledging OF its superior excel,
ence and beneficial results, have assured the pro-
prietors that cannot but prove great cure to the
afflicted, ana impart vitality TO the thorough sys'
tenn.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
o. See advertisement in another column.
Feb. %, 1859. 47G-lw
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Order Of the Probate Court

-
nN Saturday. March 2Gth, AID 1859, al
~ 3 o'clock + NJ, on the Promises, ia the Town.
ship of Russell, Gouugn County, Ohio, will he Sold
to the highest bidder, the following Real Estate as
the property of Hannibal VI. IadOw, a minor and
warJ. Of the undersigned, to wit
The suSt halt at lot Ma t. in Section No /, in
1ruct No. !, in said Township OF Russell, bound.
ed ns follows viz - North ON Lot No. 3; east
und south by the lines OF said Section, aud on
the west by land decided to WccOm Manchester,
August 26th, 1854, and contains onc-halt OF the
Lot, beng thlrty.ninc and ninty.ughl one-hun-
drclh acres of Land.
Sail Premises appraised a, s7,3. To be Sold
free Of dover, and at not less than two-third5 of
the appraised value. One.tnurh Of purchase
money to bG paid down. oue.iOurlh in SIX, one
fourth in twelve ana the reminding onG-tourlh in
eighteen months from day OF Sale Deferred pay
mcnts to draw annual interest, and to be secured
/ by mortgage us required by law.
IRA KINNEY,
Guardian OF II. VI IADow.
! Feb IS, 1859. I16-iw
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LEGAL.
ATTACHMENT.

Henry S Parkmcn, Plln, J Before 4. P. Tillcn,
rs SAP. otParkmun Ip.,
George w. Barker, Deid'LJ Gcauga Co, Ohio
DN the Goth day of February AID.
" 1889 said Justice issued an Order Of Attach
mcnt in the above action fer the sum of s2oS 20,
aud said action is continued for trial to the 10th
day Cf April, A d. 1859, at one O'Clock pm.
NATIlL. MOORE, Agt for Pm
March H. 1889. llS-5N'
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MEDICAL NOTICE.---Having Closed
my connection in the Drug Business with MIR.
Cook, am now ready to attend to all calls in the
Practice Of Medicine and Surgery. | have
again resumed my connection with DR.. MIXER,
and will be found at the Office formerly occupied
by US, or at my House, when not out on rrofes.
sional Business.
HAMILTON.
Chardon, Jan. T,ISi9. l6Y-u
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CLEVELAND MARKETS MAReu :
Flour Extras at 5000 to S6,25.
WHEAT-White atSI,35 to Sl,4O.
CoRN--An ordinary sample at 7se
CHERsE--Sales at l0k
LARD--Sales at lie.
TALLow-Sale 1000 lbs. at 9Lc,
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lOuu buld Chaih5 ,''''''' Slu 10 -
Gold Bracelets, Armlets, Neck Chains, Cameo,
Florcnune, Mosaic and Gold stone Sets, Gold
and silver Thmbcs. Gold Ear Drops, Rings
Breast Plus, Bosom Studs, Sleeve Buttons, Gun
Pms, Luckcls Keys, Scarf and Shawl Pins, and
other articles worth from 80 CTS. toSl2 each,
All communications must be addressed to
A. VI BROWN & co,
l23 South Third Street, Philadelphia, Pa
AGENTS WANTED in all parts OF the United
States and Cunadas to sell Books. Music, Jewel.
~, Gold Pens, Pencils, &c, and receive sub
scriptious for the RED, WHITE AND Blue.
Catalogues and Numbered Certificates will be
sent 10 those wishing to act as Agents. No cap
ita required.
All newspapers giving the above advertisement
10 insertions, will lie paid So in Cold Pen', Jew.
clry, Books, or Music, payable within 80 days
after receiving first number continuing the ndvJr-
tlScmcnt. Ai9-3m
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Nor BAD.-Tho Cincinnati Commercial
gots off tho following -" If Frank Pierce
mado tho Administration of john Tyler ros-
poctlblo. Buchanan has covered tho Ad-
miustraJiOn of Pierce with glory"
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CUMIIONS.-Jus printed, a quantity
- of Justices and Constable's blanks, con
sisting of Summons, subp@nas, Executions,
writs of Attachment, etc. which may be
Oundat THIS OtFICEr
April 30th, 1858,
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r. g. N. DART g. CO.,
Importers and Jobbers of Dry Goods,

% IVARREN STREET, NY.
A Large Assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres
Vestngs, Tweeds, Dress Trimmings, Ribbons
March IL, 1859. asst
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET-MARcu I.
beet-There is but moderate demand and
prices Tor common and inferior grades are n toKc c
lower
Swine-Dull at 5Kto7Ic,
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LITERARY.
FATHER AND DAUGHTER;
4 POrtrallure from The Life,

A P0flrnllufe from lhe LIE.
BY FIRE DIR X A REM R,
AUTHOR or "THE NElGHBoRS,"" TuC FOUR s;srERs,n
"NiSA,n "TIiE II FAMIY,n" HOMES Oh TnE
NEW WORLD" ErC., ETC
Translated by Mary Howitt.
NJ ISIS BREMERS reputation as Novelist has
lNl long since becu established in England
Most people remember with pleasure her graphic
porlraiturc OF Swedish life, and will readily ac.
knowledge her genius, whether displayed in min.
ute dclineations Of domestic manners vivid aud
picturesque descriptions Of scenery, quiet humur,
or poetic eloquonco. The acknowledged genius
aud earncstnCss Of the writer cnitlc her to the
respect ot nll 1t only remains to add that Mrs
| llowl,ts translation is executed with her usual
( grace aud Skill Loh,tOh Daiig Ncrs.
Miss Hrcmer's tales are always welcome. They
are dehghlui pictures of domestic life in a coun.
lty where home ties aud associations are especial
ly priced ........ The story is written viii rnucl
gruphc power and fidelity tn nature aud Mar,
IiOwW has done the Author iull Justice by he
spirited ruusluuOn.-.- LopdOH M1rntHg Pas.
Il. Il PETERSON & BROTHERS.
800 Chestnut Street. phtladeIphia
The price Of the work is ; 4 % in cloth and wi
be sent Ivy us, free Of postage to any one, on Z,
ccipt Of this amount
7 Feb Is, ls50. 415-f
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GREAT DISCOVERY OF THE AGE.
IMPORTANT TO
Tobacco Chewers.
DIR. GUSTAV LlNNARD'S
Taste Restorative TrOCheS,

The Great Substitute for Tobacco.
TTis a well-kuown and inccntrovorrible fact tina
/ the use of Tobacco is the promoting cause o
many OF the most severe
Mental aud Physical Disorders,
to which the race ofmnn is subject, as careful anal
ysis aud long and painful experience have clearly
proven, that it contains certain narcotic and pols
onous prouertics most dangerous in their effects,
which by entering into the blood, derange the
functions ard operations OF the Heart, causing
many TO suppose that organ to be seriously diseased
TOBACCO also affects the entire nervous sys-
tenn manilesting itscli-us all who have ever used
the noyious weed will bear tcstimOuy-in Lassl-
tude Nervous Irritability, Water Brush, Dyspep-
sia, and many other disordeIs OF similar char
acer.
THE TASTE RESTORATIVE TROCIIES
are designed TO Countcruct these baneiu influences.
aud have proved completely successful IN multi
tude of cases, and wherever used Being harm
less in themselves they exert beneficial elect up
on the entire system, restoring the Taste which
has become vitiated or destroyed 10y great indul'
gence, completely removing the irritation ana ac'
companying tickling sensation OF the Throat p
which are always consequent upon abstalnlng from
the use of Tobacco, and by giving healthy tone
TO the Stomach invigornle the who system.
Persons who ure irretrievOby undermining their
constitutions and shortening their lives should nso
these Troches Immediately aud throw OIL the lnlu'
rious and unpleasant habit OF Tobacco Chewing
These Troches or LoZenges are put up IN con-
venient and portable torn at the low price OF so
Cents per Box. liberal discount to the Trade.
Prepared solely by tho undersigned, 10 whom
all orders should be addressed.
JAMES L.. BOWERS, Druggist,
Cor I'd and Race Sts., Philadelphia
March lsrh 1853. AS ly
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.--DR

IMPORTAN TO FEMALES
CHEESEMAN'S PILLS, prepared by CORNELIUS
l.. CuEuSENlAN, MD, New York Ciy.-Thc com.
bination OF ingredients in these Pills are the re-
suit of long and extensive practice. They are
mild in their operation, and certain in correcting
all Irregularities Painful Menstruntions, removing
all distractions, whether from cold or otherwise
headache, pain in the side, puptation OF the heart
disturbed sleep, which arise from interruption oI
nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES,
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills are invaluable, as they vii
bring on the monthly period with regularity La
dies who have been disappointed in the use o
other Pills, can place the utmost confidence in DIR
Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they represent tC
do.
NOTICE,
They should not be used during Pregnancy, al
a miscarriage would certainly result therei-unI
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from any
thing injurious TO life or health. Explicit direc
tons, which should be read accompany each box
Price 81. Sent by mail on enclosing 81 to an!
authorized ageut. Sold by one Druggist in ever.
town in the United States
r. B. HUTCIIlNS,
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATES,
l6l Chambers-St., New Y Ork,
! To whom all wholesale orders should be addressed
Sold by A. Cook, Chardon, and VIM. Fisk
Cleveland 472y
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ARE YOU SICK Then You can't be
cured too soon. Don't delay until your complaint
is incurablc, ,.and then mourn when 1t is to luie
four.lillhs of all the diseases which people the
church.yards might be cured by Ayers Catharlc
Pills, il taken in season. Don't 60 dragging
through the Spring, faint, sleepy and listless, be.
cause your blood Is loaded with bile. Don't wear
the headache. heartburn, aud their kindred dis
orders, because your stomach is foul. Don't
parade yourself around the world, covered with
pimplcs blotchcs, ulcers. s,res aud all or any OF
the unCluun diseases ol the skin, because your
system wants cleansing. Don't show yourself
about lean. haggard, all cavcd in. because your
stomach and bowels need Strengthening into
healthy action Ayers Pills set these things right
as surely us water quenches fire. They purity the
body and blood, and restore their functions into
healthy activity which you can feel us quick as
they nru taken. They arc the one great medical
wonder OF this age, recognised by all who know
their virtues, and many thousands know them -
/ Take tho CHERRY Pecior0i for Cough. and the
! PWs for all arrangements requiring purgallve
/ medicine.
| Prepared by Dr. J. {. AVER, Practical and
I Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass; and sold by
y. Cook, ia ChardOn. 41I-2w
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Court Of Com Pleas

rs,
Richard L Robinson, An. Court Of Com. Pleas.
drew B. Robinson, Ben
amin Soule and Isaac
Errett, Ex's of Ambrose
]. Soule, decd, Doldls
UNIIE sand Defendants, who reside out
| Of this State, and in The State OF Michigan
are hereby notified that the said Plaintiff the
Panosvile and Hudson Railroad Company, on
the 18th day Of February AID. 1889 filed Ils It'
tition in said Court against them ms Executors "!
the VIII and Estate of said Ambrose j.. 30" e.
Setling forth that said Ambrose l., SouIe subsct'o'
ed 1000 to the Capital Stock Of said Company
10 be paid in instalment- as the Bonrd OF bIGe'oI7
of said Company should require That sall bnatu
had more than siNly days before ming Salu Ieu- =
ton, duly required, by iasalments payment ol
the whole of said subscription; that sall AnuroSe'
died i'm Nirhinan tcS,aIC; that said defendants
were duly constituted his Executors that neither
said Ambrose in his Iie-lime, nor said Executors
since his decease have paid said $1,000 or uny.part
tbeTenl; that said claim had been presented to
Defendants and rejected, and praying Judgment
odninst said Executors as such for the amount OF
sand Stock and interest the several assessments
thereon iTom the time they were sevoruly requir-
ed to be paid. On which petition an order OF at-
tachmcnt has issued, and &, w. Anisdale, Ad.
minislrator of Waterman, Anusdale deceased,
made garnishee,
And the said Defendants are notified that :hCy
are required to appear and answer said Petition
on or before the Third Saturday after the Sth day
of April next, ,,,, MN. .,,,,,,
Attorneys tor Plaintiff.
Dated February 25, 1889. 476-Gw
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Astonishing Cure of Inflammation of

the BOWELS, of FIFTEEN YEARS STAND.
lNGl PmrApuruIA, March 10, 1858.
Dr. c. NJ. JACKSON DEAR SIR,--Restorod to
health, as have been, under God by the use OF
your invaluable loohands Biucrs," feel that
| owe you this public acknowledgment, About
the year 1898, while residing in the city of Bai
more, was attacked with Inflammation OF the
Bowels. For some time paid but litttc attention
to it, surprising it would soon pass oft. But the
disease grew worse, aud | became seriously
alarmed at its progress. now had recourse to
medical advice, but without any marked effect
Irapidl, lost flesh, and became emaciaed TO such
q degree to attract the attention OF all with
whom came in contact. lc0nnot attempt to de.
scribe the feeling of utter heplcssness that almost
parulyzcd my efforts for fifteen years. At length
wcarlcd OF lite, but still willing for the sake OF my
family, to make another effort, yielded to tic
advice Of my friends, and, as an experiment
| bought Il bottle OF your Birters. To my delighted
surprise | felt change for the better, before
had taken half the bottle ! continued its use
and purchased second bottle which effected
Perfect Cure! Five years have passed away
and have experienced no recurrence of the dis
ease. am now a resident of this city, and an
willing to give to all similarly afflicted state
ment my case. Very truly yours,
WILLIAM CARlSS, 3l2 Thompson St.
Ask for uo0haud's German Bitters. TAX
nothing else, and see that the signature of G. NJ
jackson is on the wrapper of each bottle. The
cun be had of druggists aud storckeepcrs in ever
town and vllage in the UWtcd States, Canada;
West Indies, and South America, at IS cents pc
bottle Principal Office, Ils Arch Street, Phla
delphia, Pa. A. 2w
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LEGAL SALES.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
By order of the Court.


pY virtue Of an order of Sale issued
ID and directed to me, IN the matter ot the Ad.
minisrHtor ol d. X. Bartlett, rs Dtllu r. Bartlett
ddt, shal! Sell to the highest bidder, on the
Ninth day oC 1Pr,i, 1859,
at One o'clock in the Afternoon, on the Premises
hereinafter described the following Real Estate,
as the Property OF saiG ID. X. Bartlett, deceased,
10 wit
Situate in the Township Of Ncwbury, being Mum.
Der Seven in the Eighth Range of townships OF
the Connecticut Western Reserve, IN the State
o. Ohio, and which Is also in the County Oi
Gcauga, and is known by being part ot lot No
Eleven . -, in Tract No. One q, and is bound.
ed and described as follows, to wit:-On the
north by the original Lot Line, it being the
centre o the highway ON the eust 10y piece Of
land containing twenty .Our acres, II being part
ol said Lot No. Eleven llll, owned by Henry
Bartlett; on the south by land owned by Enos
Clark, aud lana belonging 10 the estate oi Al
/ gcrnon Preston; and on the west Ivy land own
/ ed by NlunLr Green and formerly owned by
James H. WykuH aud land owned by William
Man'htd with the exception OF four ncre- De-.
ing in the southwest. corner oi sand dc-criIcd
e.. pecel and containing Seventy Acres OF Land
Also
One other Tract ar Lot Of Land, described q,
b follows to witt
Situate IN tie Township Of Ncwhury being Np
seven ,7l in tie Eighth Range OF townships d
T. the Connecticut Western Reserve, in the stat
" olOhio, and * known Ms part Of Lot 40 Eiui
n IN Tract No. One y IA said Township, an
n, bounded as follows Itbgiuu the ulh.rnst mai
/ ot sad Lot No. Isl Eight .--Soulh by the =,
r. Line and road. aud east by the Lot Line; nor,
I'd 10y lands IN said lot No Isl Eight belonging
IS, William Mansfield, and 10 extend west II
n. enough to include Finy Acres OF Land Il
st west line to be parallel with the east line Of Il
Said Premises to be Sold in Parcels to suit pu
,s chasers Appraised at S2j per ncrc
TERNS os SAIE :--Onc-eIgnh Of the purcha