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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-15
w. s. HARVEY,
IL igadier General Commanding.

A Bio BRANDY PuScu.---On October 25th, 1884
n bowl ofpunch was made Mt the Right Honorable
Edward Russel's house. when he was Captain
General and Commnnder-in-Chief Of his Maesty's
forces in tho Mediterranean. 1t was made in n
fountain in the garden. in the middle Of four
walks, all covered overhead with lemon and or
ange trees, aud in every walk was table. tho
whole length of it covered with cold collations,
&c. In the fountain were the following ingredi-
ents, viz: four hogshoads of brandy. eight hogs.
heads Of water. twenty-five thousand lemons,
twenty gallons lime juice, thirteen hundred
weight Of fine Lisbon sugar five pounds grated
nutmcgs, three hundred tonsted biscuits, and last
ly. n pipe of dry Mountain Malaga. Over tho
fountain was built largo canopy to keep of the
rain; and there was built on pu pose little boat
wherein was n boy who belonged to the leet who
rowed round the fountain and filled the cups of.
the company, and in oil probability more than six
thousand persons drank from it.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-15
runohhnre coach and Wagon FactoIy

THE subscriber returns his grateful acknowledge
c men. to his old friends and customers for the libe-
raj patronage toward him. and begs leave to inform .d
W. as hy more strict attention to business to merit con,
innahce Of lie will make 70 order ana Keep % on anh
,ial M md neat style He viii also make to order ana VIII
soon have made general assortment OF Sarrage
| p,.oies Also large assortment 0f one ana Mohofse
ian @ N,, inc Wagons aud twohorse Stages Al VINO whh'
% work coe ~ HE old Lynchbarg Coach and nng9a rae %
@ co. exn TO re, good work and at low price All VINO ""h'
nnGi and neat Buggies give me call y, p,,,pv A.,r,
lnarcl, 17-tts oOn-, ~
NALL Of loo''-i "r r,nc s0.dtsl +. SEABURI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-15

u,UpE KEposENE OR COAL oIL--i0o gallons pure Kc
osrDr or Camel Coal 0ilwarrantei OF bes qna's ms
oil wi afford brilliant and pleasant bg ana III esS es 'ah
any .', ",'u' ei ~. ~, ~ '' JOHN II. sEAY, Druggist.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-15
A. B. RUCKER.

Grocer and General Commission Merchant.
1888 MAIN STREET LYkCHBURG, "a,
MILL give his personal attention 10 the sale Of Tobacco
w Wheat Flour Corn, Bacon, Lard Butter, &c, ami make
nd, ances consgnments when dcsired. July i5-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-15
New Millinery and Fancy Store.

MISS ROSENSTIILI4 & GU fNIl fllS
TuNAKE pleasure announcing to The ladies and citizens OF
Iynchbury and surrounding count! that They ha'" akch
ile slars of the Warwick House, where the! WI" on
and a1r TEspAy 10th insl offer for Inspection an eirc
new and large Paris Flowers Feathers Ribbons Ion
nes Cans Crners Head Dresses Pins Nets Je"e orna-
,nenA Eubroiecs Rucles, French Ccrsets Hoo" skr la
dies Io,e Gloves Saxony Yarns real Brusse French, Thread
and Blond laccs ,....u -. g,
The Ladies respectfully and specially solicited To eau and
xo;n our stock Of goods which Of the latest styles anu
c, we will wholesale retail All We ask Is 'riaI
as as we We m a,ns, secure their orders sept l5dy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-15
Ccrmau anchor Rol.ing Cloth.

TI,IIE subscriber would inform Mlers and those hng mp
Mills that they have hand splendid stock Of Boiling
cloths of the above celebrated brand, which they will sell as
low us can he bought in the narket Let all in want call
they can rely upon getting good article .,, , -,
.,o os as = STIGLER, PETERS X co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-15
Fine PcrfgllalerY.

MICE Leaf Lard and Sugar Cured Hams for sale by
~ sept l5-dis SMITH d ADAM
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-15

alO. .,x
lcntferiilih1tf nv
Iers and Plan, al,
We think lhl,,
re, the use e., Q.
inee the mos'
rs d co,
LynchbuT
ther invoice u u
'e .s0 attention lon 0'
HER n 4 co.
new styles just
Ala Street.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-16
OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAILS.
9ome yatsligtnte.
Another Pioneer Gore.

Mr.. wuuIAN KENNEDY. Of Rowland. one Il
the pioneer settlers Of this county, lied on the
Ist inst. in the ninety second year Of bis age.
Dir kennedy came into this state from Penn
,ylvania, in the year 1905. and settled upon the
farm in Rowland how owned by D Bradford
At that tire there was no dir ct road ON hi,
farm 10 Warren. and in orlrr to come 10 th;'
place. he had 10 follow a winding l~aritll- patti
leading up to the farm of The late John Ewalr
and thence into town. making a circuit of i've
or three times the distance hy he present roads
MIR. Kennedy was out a short tine in the Wal
Of 1872. aia,ut the time Of Hull's surrender He
had a peculiar aversion TO taking any public of
fee, and although we'll qualified 10y his iRtelli
gence and force of character. 10 fill honorable
public stations. he persisted in his determinaticn
to remain in private life. and never held an Of
fee OF any kind.
His most marked popularity was his thirst foI
knowledge. and a retentiveness of memory which
gave him It all times the mist perfect e'mmand
of his sts.rrs of information. He delighted in
poetry and Burns. I:yrun. Shakespeare and other
standard poets. were his familiar COMPANIONS
He was never letter pleased than when surrUun
deI by intelligent fri, nis. VIII" would listen Ia
his flow of narration. aneclutr. pce;ry and lis
tory. which his happy faculty of *. ression en-
abl-d him To res lie with a vigOr AMI Iaoprieiy
which would have done crriit 70 ii rOf,ssIunal
man
His old age was ia this mann.r made delight
ful 20 iims.lf and Others. and he found hinsrl,
eonstasdiy sought after los those who ha euiny
the pleasure ot his society.
His disposition Was uaituru,ly mild and Plea
cant. aud his iLtsrcoursr with his family an'i
neigi,bors Was. all his life, OF the must kind aud
geaiai charaei'r.
lie made np Iuilic Profession Of religion, hui
. most marked reverence for Deity an.l SERIOUS
ness in regard la rel.giuus matters. was a lfum
inent trait of his character, and csIcr iaiiy IuI
the last few months before his death. lis min.i
seemed busy with those =. ACTIONS which tend
to prepare man FER The great Change.
His death dirinishcs The numi~r uf The iiitl'
cnniany of pioneers who still remain, and hi:
Remembrance will lie cherished hy m"re thau
one generation. for although meyer siepfiuc fran
the most private walks of life. he was a 'righ,
example of the truth that a man may le widely
respected. aud make has life a i'rn.htani n YH',
lesson to others. as well as u satisfaction T." him
Sci. without ln1u!ging in The colnmnn fornis o
human ambition.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-16
Goods Reeoye:ed.

At the March term IS OF Court Of Com Pleas
in this county, two brothers Of the maine of Tidd,
of Williamsield. Ashtabula county, were con-
yic,ed of burglary, for ,ubbing the store of Mr.
I. III. Abel in Mecca, Of u quantity Of goOds
Though the men were taken, no trace of the
goods could be discovered. a few weeks since,
Mr.. S. C. Neice. of this county. learned aceidrn
tally, from a lady visiting in this county, who
resided near Cold Water, Michigan, that one oI
the Tidds had taken a quantity OF goods 10 that
t,!ace. He informed MIR. Abeil Of the fact, aud
was employed 10y Mr. A to go TO Cold Water
and investigate the matter. He WENT ere. call
ed on 4 man who he believed knew about the
transaction. told him what he had learned, aud
demanded the goods. The fellow GenieI any
completely with the matt-r. and all knowledge
of the goods. Neice told him that the coat he
wore was a part of the goods, and either the re-
mainder must be produced, or he should bring
him to Ohio. After demurring 4 little. he led
the way to 4 swamp. and in a hollow tree. goods
60 the amount of about two hundred and Fl ty
dollars, were found. These were brought back.
and fully identified as being part of the goods
taken frum the store. We learn that since the
recovery Of these goods. Mr. Abel has been Iaid.
or fully secured for the rcmainderof the missing
property, 10y other parties
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-16

\ NNUALS FOR 1850 twenty
- f9Gr kini Is. al LounG in Morocco. Gilt sides ard
edges, and beautifully illustrated. Al.o. ALBUMS.
- siats, !. 4 BOOKSTORE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-16
Doings ct the Grand Jury.

We are indebted to a. 81. Dray. Esq, D'Puty
Clerk. for the following facts from the Journal
of the findings OF the Grand Jury. this term.
The Jururs of the Grand Jury of the March
Term, 1859. returned into Court the following
Bills Of Indictment, against the persons named
each endorsed "a true BILL
Henry whitehouae. otherwise called Harry
Wbitehouse. fr assault wi h intent to murder.
S,las Berry, Collins Farrah. KilleOn Burt
L-,parI Clark and Calvin Coulter. for CRANE
larceny.
Lewis Fulkerson. for stealing n gelding.
Lewis Fulkerson for r, receiving stolen gelJing
AIsnson Frazer alias James Williams, fo
passing counter lett hank bill.
Alanson Fraz-r alias John Williams. for Ut
tcring aud publishing and passing false. forged
and counterfeit bank bills
James Johnson. Tor assault and battery.
Walter Strickland. for I'eii; larceny.
John Deller. for petit larceny.
Stephen Bishop. Tor p-tit larceny
Collins Fa rah and Killeun Burt, fl petit lar
cny.
Alonzo Harrington. for assault and battery.
Henry S Austin, for keeping Il tavern Tor the
sale al int x~icating liquors.
Robert Church, for getting intoxicated
Lnuis Schlvsiuger. for obtaining Ir"prrty un'
der false retenees-(two indictments
Ricltar,l HAYES. for dis; osiup Of false, forged
and counterfeit bank iUte
Mary A Farrah. for buying and receiving
stolen goods.
David g. Miller. for keeping a grucery for the
sale of intoxicating liquors.
James X. Marsh. Tor kevping Il tavern FOR the
sale of intoxicating liquors.
Also their rriuIt ON the condition OF the Coun-
" Jail, as Il nuisance.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-16

Justices and C~onstabIe>' Blanks.
S~ARKANTEE, AGE & QUIT CLAIM DEEDS
SUMMONS. ExECUrIOss. sUBPGSAs- t1c-
Constantly on hand and for sale
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-16
sad SEair.

Mrs. kinnry. (wife of Mr. Nathan Kinney. Z"
KinsmImJ who has been insane TOR some time
was taksn to the Iuor house, some two weck'
since. Tor eafe keeping. On Tuesday Of las
week, she was removed FINN the rr-in she uccu
pied into another, on the 5, cUnd floor, while tI'
first was l.. ing scrubb-d. AS sOUn rs the dcoi
was closed. aud she found hers If alone. sh'
sIrang through the window, breaking glass and
sash One bone Of her leg was GIOkrh. the an
Gle dislocated, and the bones forced the skin
and muscles and flesh go badly torn that the leg
was nearly off The wound was dressed, and
10y the administration of oIiates she WAS krIi
qset. o ti6catiun took place, and she died
GA Friday
The death Of this woman was undoubtedly
owing to the fact that TrumGuil County has pro
vIdcd no place for the safe keeping Of insane
n, uJile, who ON account of their b,ing incurable
or for any other cause. carnut be admitted Il
the Insane Asyluns OF the State. This is b"tl
cruel and disgraceful. We shall refer TO ihi:
matter again suon. in connection with the subjrcl
OF County buildings.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-16
Change.

Cnange.
Alr. james Reed has opened a gales room on
Market Street, IN the luillinc lately occr pied
by Mr. Wuol. as a hat store. for stoves. Flows,
aud other articles manufactured at his foundry.
We noticed a variety of c"Ukirg stoves. Of the
b st patterns. loiling apparatus far dairies. p'"ws
Of different kinds dc. Buyers will find Dir,
Reed well versel in hi. business. fully under
sanding which of his wars is hest adapted 10
Il ff rent circumstances, and his w"rd can he re
li-,i upon
Il A. Woods has r.m"vel his Hat Sore intu
the II rom ,~ccul,irl by J l.. Weeks.
Mr. Weeks has made arrangements. We are
inf IineJ. I" ga into the Dry G"o'is trade in com
Iany " it'll an ,x!-rirnced merchant Of this coun-
~. They will take the roam in Van G"rIer's
L.ock. now occupied ty J.J. Stewart
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Bloomfield Academy.

The Bl"omfirid Acaa,my closed its Winti
5, s>inn March 10Th We had the rl"a-ur" al
making rue nf Il very inter sird audience. The
y, CARNATIONS. oraiI",,s and Essays wrre highly
crc,litaIlr {" 10th PUPILS aud traeh'is.
The Excr'sI"r. a IuIrr sustained 10y the stu
d,u,s. and On that uccasiun edited Is Mis- Al
lie HIVE aud Nr. Clauucey Lalim' WAS n very
9 m in ilsrlf. most ably PREPARED and eTo'ediH5
la rcU Rad. Vocal music, together with the
:launi-id Brass Band. enlivenel the ex.rris 5
with their che ring n"'rs.
We cos'gra'H'atr the citizens Of Bloomfield up
on having 81 Irrs!!'rous an INST tuition IN 'i'r''
Pheasant village. Ne are happy t" ann"unc'
that W. H.. Pare. the preset IiIIcii'al. WI
uIen the 81 ring T,rm. Al ril 9Th.
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Meanness.

On. Saturday night. some scamps. probably
full of dragged whiskey. tore several gates. on
the east side Of North Nam street. from their
hinges. damaging property, and leaving the
yards open. and exposing ever greens and shrub
berry TO injury from cattle and hogs. tbs is
both cowardly aud mean We learn that this
party consisted of three young men. who were
seen by a LADY, AMI their names are Known.
On the same evening. these same men. or 9th
ers, broke the windows cut Of several houses jusi
Stove town, a~d thrust Il boarI through n win.
dow in the cid toll gate house on Champion
plank mad.
All of these fellows should lie prosecuted &c
the extent OF the law.
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Court Of Common Pleas.

Court OF Common fleaS.
This curt commenced its session on Monday,
the 9TH inst Hon. B. L. Hoffman presiding
We have been unable to obtain a report of the
prucredings, Lut will do 50 next week.
The suit OF Thrs Davis VS.. Brrj Arplegate,
occupied several days verdict for plaintiff.
The cattle stealing suit, OH which so many
wiinrss,s were summoned. (alOut l0l,) and
which excited So much int. rest in the east Iart
of the county, came Ia a sudden end 10y the
change of front made by one of the accused,
whose testimony was supposed TO be very impOr-
tant.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-16

PLANTERS in Texas are sill busy pu'-
ting in the seed. CJrn plan ing has. n
good deal Of it. already been done. But
liule cotton is yet planted Tue whe'
crops are giving good promise of album
dance in May. There was m're WHEAT
raised in Texas last year than there Was
q market for.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-16
4 Card

The citizens of Hartford will please accept our
thanks for n donation visit, on the afternoon and
evening of FEBRUARY 10Th. at the residence OF j.
Minor Esq . who graiuitously opened his com
modious dwelling. WILL reIared for ihe"ccasion.
Tn company was larg-. and the amount Co
mated generous and we'll timed.
From hoary hairs Ia youth. all seemed TO relish
the III asant and Profitable sucialities and ,xer
eises Of the hour. Nav the b~Ountlful Donor OF
al gzsd. bestow up'n them all the blessings OF
this life, aud grant US through grace. d happy
meeting in our Fathers house sbOrs.
#rr-qr r. ". CaAyE.
S. CRANE
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Union School Examination & Exhibition.

Union School Examination & Exhibition.
The Wiri,r Tenn Of the UHiun Schools closed
ON Friday last. The result of the * EXAMINATIONS
Of the ,!iG, rent classes. WAS highly satisfactory
Ia The parents aud friends Of the scholars. Time
and the tst OF raciIcal experience, have more
fully developed il,e Advantages Of the present
over the old district system
At the exhibition 10y the scholars of The Gram
mar School. which took place on wednesday
evening at the High School Hall. in presence Of
a large number Of spectators. the young perform
e s acquitted themselves admirably.
The citizens owe Il DELFT of gratitude TO th'
| Board Of Education and The Teachers.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-16

NAVIGATE oPE:; - DETRuIr, March o.
I-Na.igauon is fairly op,n and the bos's
on most cT the routes from this CITY COM
mence their regular Trips during the
week.
The screw steamer Missouri will leave
for Buffalo on Thursday.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-16
The Pen Man Again.

L Schlessinger. the pen vend'r. returned to
this PLACE. about Two weeks since. He was i'm
mediat ~ arrested On complaint Of Woods d
Pew. f. obtaining money under false Iretenees.
and held to bail, 10y Justice ALell, IN the sum
of $500, As will be seen 10y The r,I"it of the
proceedings Ui the Grand Jury, in this PAPER.
two bills We're found against him. A motion
to quash the Indictment. WAS made ly his cuun-
sci, the result of which We have not harmed.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-16
Accident.

1IONIUNHI'
We are informed that Nr. d Mrs James King,
of Kinsman, were thrown iruIn a carriage, on
Saturday. and seriously irjured-Mr King hav-
ing a leg. and Mrs King, IN arm broken.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-16
James G. Brooks,

will he literally on han I. hut Fraetic 'lly on his feet 20
atien I with h 5 US Itl .''" n.tacss TO the ca toah~T>-
~ WORD rJ TuE WISE Is ~SUFFIGIENr."
Bat when yau pay the pap r by the year. an Advertiser
wants 10 pat ia more. 81 [ must all attention 10 4
sIi .ht emu neraii"n Of some OF the s:o:A:
50 dozen Sap Il icSrts aai Pdil=.
, Extra Lar - TnhS.
Nal serves
y {" asSarf-I HiuiI-r> RIA lies.
100 BENNINGTON q IA BIrrels.
81 Toas Irnr-a'I z-<-
29I K-:s assorted Nails
100 d. do wt--Iing Mats. OF had and to iTrive
80 pair IA IA "a EIsi-rn Sp in-s
Pittsburgh SIrgnss aud AN-ls-,n any qiantiy-
eUa set Parker I;iiuH IiI;S.
~ ID Thim5!e SSinS--tssnit-l.
O. o do assorted Gruuua Wagon I;ax.s-
MrIy NJ u. Sash viii. 4 Cut. con-, iateni Tooth =
Cut Ruiidins aud CircI.ar Saws
5u0 lbs SnIiI Box Vices
Lars-sr Stock Joiu-r'S Tnol' in Town.
carp-ntcr's auI cariiase MdAerS Patent Adjustable
Sh,y-s-
Ans Shoyels and Spades.
auCU Feet assorted Lead pipe
:ASH, BLINDS & DUOaS-Lt Factory prices:
Warren, Feb y, l-JJ.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1859-03-16

Off for Pixies Peak
-Four of our iuwrsmien intend to start for the
new gold r,gicns on Monday next
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MONDAY, the ss.h day Of MARCH. 1859.
CALE OF REAL ESTATE
. BY ORDER Of PROBATE COURT.

In Ole fence 10 an orGer Of the Probate Court Of
TraniuI County. chic shall offer : Pu lie sale. On
/ the - day Of March next. between the hours OF J ALL
! 4D'o.ccs 2 ~. At the premises IN Johnson tosn~hiP,
7 COurty and State sfer-said. the fOlIo~ing k<zi Estate,
IS the prurvTtT Of Moore {. bradley, deed Situate IN
t sGfi iosn,Lip. continuing fifteen acres Of land. and
bounded a. SLOWS: BE Cnied Fast BY lSndS OF rorye
Hill S.u;h u the east ard vest centre road and Nrss
by ltrds0 I Gror-e Eli, North hy laEdsO ere SPe ry-
] Teas Of S~Iie:-Une half in hand, and sne-halt IN
ors yeAr. APPRAISED ~ S.J PER acre
TiBEKT OTIS. Ad'mr de bOHis nos.
Fsh. %. 5s-taf OF Moore c. Bradley, decd
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PETfTfoa TO
Still LASD.

TO the a-Oye named persons. who reside out 81 re
Stpie O. OHIO. yoa are hereby informed, that on the ssa
day OF FsaTusry- 1883. said Administrator hled his
petition in the Probate Court Of Trumbuli County, The
1hjrcs aud prayer % which is 10 obtain an ordSr fer
the assignment Of wiiow'S Dover, AID for sale Of tie
following Real Esta:e CT sid d-eeirnt- or so nues
thereof IS ray he Necessary 10 pay debts OF said dec
dent. 20 Wit: iEe homestead and farm on which the
said John Harrington resided, situate in Greene In
slit County. and IzT. % Lit No in said TVwnshit-
AID coutainir. 40 10 lC0 acres Of land; excepting %
acres I'll Tx West en- 0. said fIsn ALI School uSEss
L9..
Which ~ptts;ol viii &c he<ri on the l6tA day Of
si1rch, 1889. At the Ofncs CT sal! Court
GEORGE VI. HARRINGTON, Admir-. 81
Feb 10 5g-G.s John harrington. deceased.
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Ia Trumbsll
sh.r.rs once. warren. Ysb. Is. ,se.sr
S SALE
IL Oe REAL ESTATE.

~ UARDIAN S SALE
~ Og REAL ESTATE.
In pursuance Of IN order isscrd to me- from The Pre-.
hate Court ct Trumbu.l County, Ohio, I sh4n expose
for public sale, upon the premises, on
SATURDAY, the I2;h dag Of MARCH, next.
in the ahernc=n. hetseen The hours Of and Z. the fei.
loving fescrit ell Real Estate. to viz: Situate il TIE
rOSush;P % SiOashcid, Tramhu;l County. 0hiO. ard
known as the Soath est conner Of Lot No. Z. in IEs
subdivision cf Lot No ~. and Founded as follaws:-
Coa.2eRcinS Al the sou. h-esst corner o. SAID snAll IVs
No. a. thence NortheTlY On the east line Of said lat,
siEL. rods; thence Westerly parallel uith the LOT linss
twenty rods thence S~ocIleriy parallel 9TH the eat
line eight rods - the lot line; thence Easteriy along
Tie lot line tsvniy reds - The nl~-e o. b~sinning:ea-
tanning ose acre Of lani, Of which the late Johs WAL
dorf died ss;zel. TxsSs made 90 Day OF sale
ALLISON CHEW. Guardian ol
Asa i. Eaidcrf End kErS RAi1sTf
Feb .Tf ISsl-tw.
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A L OF REAL ESTATE
NY CunEp

GALE OF REAL ESTATE
~ b. oRDER OF COURT
In pursuance or sn order. issued 10 ne from the Court
70 PrSrate Of TIuEIhuI County, ohio, l shall expose
Er Public Sale. apon the Premises. On
MONDAY, the sSIh day Of MARCH. lsS9,
in lhe afternoon, LetSsea the hours Of ! and 4, the
following described Heal Estate. IN wit: Situate in the
Towuship Of Johnston. being thlrtsen acres Of lana,
bounded South by the TOErship line betSeen johnston
aai Fowler. beginning * the South west corner OF lot
No 80 thiIty-nine; IA ming thence Oh lot line OF san
Ias. North Ety INO Tsds; therce East on a line par
aiIeI 10 said township line forty rolls thence South
hnytwo rods o. a Inc parallel wi:h said West lire q
said lot No -; th-Ece West forty Tods on the sad
Township line to the place u beginning.
ARCHIBALD CLELAND. Adnr Of
March 81. 5--ig. Robert Hamilton. d@e'd.
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aruyy vORw STORE.
FH >Tf I"g and 'N.I]'' WINTER n DRY GOODS,

embracing our nSua! large assortment in every deP'rt
meat. a.a iucIuliug al the noyrltir IA Dress asa
Fiucv T.olS. 81. are mrrkins oar goods down "a ne
forest ir5Hg prices sIii intrui 4, zee %Tupul1r " a. all
Ehn ui-i. To ru, desirable suui> cheap. The highG 1
market i.ric- .Iways paid tor produce.
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II Is HE93AIE COCET OF TRrNsrLL CorNrY.
George W. Harrington. AdEinisiratoT or
J.ha Huntington, DECEASED
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W.u.n D. Harrington. John 5 Har-
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UafriEstau. George W.. harrington.
Jane fui.ef. Sarah Fuller. Adeiia fGl
l-r. heirs sf Deborah Fuller, deceased
AID JosrrI, Perkins.
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