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St. Mary's beacon., 1859-04-14
American State Council

by the resolutions annexed IL will lie seen,
that che American party Of this State--or
rather, the American Council Of Ba.imorc--is
"nes more in the Geld, or more properly, the mar
kct-bFeAthins vengeance and begging favors
81 the same moment. The target Of its ha-
trrl is, Of course, the National Democracy.
(mAy Baltimore State Councils always hate il =
and the god or goddess whose favor i, sues is
che Black Republican party in reference TO
which, by-'he-by. It appears most Of US have
been mistaken. This party, Nc arc given u
understand. is not l,s had BEEN SupI~~c,ll
c0venant Of fanatics, traitors and nrsru-stealers.
bat Conservative oppnSiti"n," admirably
adapted to preserve "the principles of a broad
and earnest nationality" With what degree
Of favor the American party in tie Counties
sill rceeive the proposition Of the American
State Council" 90 make common cause with
Black Republication in the next Presidential
election. we shall not undertake to determine
la fact. il is none oil eur business, and We pub
hsh the preamble and resolutions Of the State
Council only to keep our readers pasted about
the current items and prices VI the political
market:
RssoIcsd. That the State Council Of the
American Party Of Maryland. repudisiing .ec-
tionaliSfn in every shape aud form, whether
N AbnlitioEiStS at the North or ScceSSioniStS
at the South. congratulate the country on the
anspiciOus prospect Of the union u all the
conservative elements Of opposition a. the pre-
ssnt Democratic Administrator.
And. inxpirCd hy this prospect, the people
nf Maryland, whilxs they re-affirm and hereby
expFr~s their unalterab!e attachment to the
pinripleN which have hitherto characterized
che American party. invite the Whole body VI
Conservative Opp ~itiun Ia all the States Of
the Uhi"n Co Cooperate With them in selecting
delegates LrrrafteS "a y National Convention,
10 be charged With the suls duty ~ nominating
candidates fr the Ufices oi President aud Vice
President 81 the United States, e. be voted fnr
BY The whale body Of the Opposition in 1860,
aud whose past life. eminent fitness, and un-
Questioned nationality shall en,iGle them to the
cUnseFvative support II the whole country.
Rssaassd, Thas it h recommended that all
ths elements OrOppOsitiOn tp the present Dem-
oEsase A3mis~ssasiO0 b. lviisd cordially TO
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-04-14
Execution in Baltimore.

The execution q the four 'rnr,lcrcrs. Gam
brill. Corric. GRIP and Cyphu~, "n Friday last
in Baltimore. passed oft without any incident
worthy of particular no;e Up to the day
Of execution, three Of the condemned pr
tested their innocence "f the crime FOR whica
they were to 10 hung. but Grip left letter.
to be opened after his death. in which he
admitted that he shot Rigdnn. C,rrir. We
believe, did not deny that lie was an ac-
cessory to the same crime, bot adhered to his
original proteStStion Of innocence Of pre-.
meditation insisting to the Last, that he con-
scented 10 become party 10 the deed,
Whilst laburing under the excitement occas-
ionel By pa,takinS too freely of intoxicat-
ing drink Gan,briI and Cyphus protested
their innocence to the last-evcn from the gal
lows.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-04-14
NOTICE
TO MERCHANTS. TRADERS and
OTHERS.

A IL Persons ard Bodies Corporate and
n Pplitic, in Saint Mays County, who are
or shall be exercising OF pursuing any busi.
uess, or doing any act or thing. OF shal. IA
the use OF occupation Of any house or place
for any purpose for which license h made
necessary by an Act Of the General Assembly
Of Maryland. passed At December Session.
Eighteen Hundred and Twenty Seven, Chap
ter One Hundred and Seventeen. and the ssv-
eral supplements thereto, are hsreby warned
to obtain License, or renew tine same.
Before he Tenth Day Of Aoy sAsuiaS.
under the penalties prescribed In the said Act
Of Assembly and Of the several supplements
thereto for every infrAction Of said laws.
By the Act Of January SeHio1, Eighteeu
Hundred and Fifty Eight. Chapter -Four Huo-
dred anil Fourteen, all persons requiring IL
CENSE can apply Es them in person 90 maize
oath before sDn1c Justice Of the Peace in aud
3or ST. Mary's County. and copy u such oath
or affirmation shall Be flsd With the Clerk %
the Circuit Curt Tor Gl MAry's Cvuety. "a
whom the application is made
THOMAS L. DAvA
St@iB
April 7th. isSs.-td.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-04-14
TRUSTEES ssh
OF RE.3L EST.A

DY virtue of a decree Of st. \
- Circuit Court, sitting rs a u
~, the subscriber. n Trustee. vi
Court House door, In Leonard !
ddy. the 2Gh day Of April nert. I
Mdder, n tract or parcel oi Ian
the name UF
PART VOWLES PURC|
containing thirty acres, more
and being lear Newtown. in ST.
TIE location VI this land il peel
BILE an accorInt Of its title-watc' 1
binds on a fine creek emptyingl
Ray near It's m"u'h. Said Gre
TO che heal fr ordinary hsy CT.
tie bcSt fi,h aud oysters at all
Que &c the lest locations Ter pei
IN tie oyster trade thai could bc|
aoil is IN a go,h state ~ impr'
improvements are a small dwell
necessary uut-h"uscs. with g"o''
TEKNs.--Onc hundred d"llarI
cash on the day Of sale, and q
eau.ll annual insiAiincmts u one
che purchaser giving lis note
O. be approved by the Trustee.
est from the day Of sale. Ou
OF the whole purchase money, y
will decd the said property a.
thereof. char Of oil claim Of the
prosNslinss in this cause menti''
GEORGE I. SPA
March :sist 1863.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-04-14
Pub. Doc.

Hon. Anthony Kennedy vii! accept our
grsssionaI Globe and Appendix, containing a
full report of the speeches and proceedings Of
the Ist Session u the 18th Congress. The
volumes are neatly bound, and are a valuable
nd Indispensable repcrtcry Of political litcra-
ture. We me also indebted to the Hon. JeifeI :
son Davis for pamphlet copy Of his speeches,
d.hvcred during the past summer ut home. on
the sra, aud ;l;:rius his snjourn at the North.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-04-14
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.

~ application OF Igna,;us n. Hidseg,
. Administrator of Crah 3. RidSrlI,
late of ST. Marys county. deceased. Il is
ordered BY the Court. that the said admin
istra,vr notify the creditors II tine said de-
ceased TO file their elnims aya,nN the said
deceased in the Register of Wills office on
or before the 9Th day Of June nex' Tor d.
yidend. and that this order b. puhiishoI in
the SAINT Marv's BEACON ONE week m
iii the sad l4,h day Of June next. Test
J. r. ". RALEY,
Register OF Wills.
or ST. Mary county. Nd.
April, l4ih. Is59-,d.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-04-14
NOTICE.
REPORT having obtained Giro,
April l4rh, ls5s-3w.

4 REPORT having obtained circulation In
~ Leonard Town AMI vicinity. 10 the sfiec:,
that tine prices iIr freight by Steamer st Mich
olas have been increased. the OWNERS Of the
BOAT emphatically deny is truth. and take
this o: casiun to infrm Shippers from BrittUn'a
Bay iha. the prices Of the ST. Nicholas for car
rying produce are - LOW As these II any
boat that frrights from these waters. TUbac-
CO, $50, per HID Wheat, cts. per bush.
el-icivcrcd As per order
April l4,h, lS69-iw.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-04-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE is hereby givsa cha, the ssbseFi.
ber. has obtained from the OEphsaS
Court Of 81. Mary's eounsy in Maryland. Isa.
tiers Of AdmInlstrasion on the psrseasi estate Of
ROBERT D. POSEY, late of said ssansy, Do.
ceased. AL persons having CLAIMS against The
said deceased. ere hereby warned 70 exhibit he
same wiih the proper VoueAes thereof. 20 ths
subscriber, on o. before 'he Oh day Of oet.s
1859. othsrwiss they may DO egeludsd by LAG
from ali benefit Of The sasd estate. Gives uadeR
my haRd fais IA day - Apr. IeS1.
JOSH ". IPO9ET.
A6minisaFsaess
April 1sA, lsse-kv.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-04-14

Dan away from tie .cbscril|
II living at Erw.nwn. Sd
Mars CTInty, MD. (p"si oa1
I.sosar,l T,swnl negro man BIl
DYSON. Bill has brnwu skid
Ave fect, Eve or six inches hisa
Ihiek set and weIl-made-h,s y
Ore arm firm the bite It a dog
wien spHknE to--is gnnc'aily vT
q wife at Mr. John Harris. C,Ld
county, au,l was there a few day
give che above reward ii Lee is
cured in Charles or Saint Mary
paw all reasonable charges for
lail or bringing him 20 me-.
HENRY
Eewt~wn, st. NJ
April 7th. 1852.
fPSr. T, ba.eo Tunes copy q
90 this office.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-04-14
BUSINESS NOTICE.
THE UNDERSIGNED. having .,,,ei.

THE UNDERSIGNED. har,rS associated
u themselves under the trm u Cate A
Cest0n. for the purprss Of oSadu:tins the
TOBACC0, GRAiN aud GENERAL CON.
MISSION BUSINESS, .; No 81, Light
street, Baltimore, would respectfully inE'rm
their friends and the pubic generally. that they
are prerared 10 SCI. Tobacco, Wheat. Corn,
Potatoes, Live Stock, PnrI,ry. Frlr, Rags. ard
all other articles Of Country Produce. a; the
highest market prices; and purchase Lumber,
Lime. Plaster, Bricks. Guano, Clover SEED.
bacon, Flour. FISH, Gro ,eries, Dry Goods, and
all other kinds Of Mereha'I disc, a; he lowest
rates.
We ray -sriIellG, r'.s7';"7 - The inspection
Of Tobacco and the measurements az Gram: and
as so,n as sales axe sT-c:cI, ~ account thereof
is immediately seni 10 ..SIr customers. We
earnestly soiIcI; our friends ID give US trial.
assuring them ths: We sh7i! ~,I1se 70 na!,s 10
give them satisfaction.
ROBERT W. GALE,
GEORGE. COL TON,
Baltimore, 81.
April !t,h, l6j9-6n.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-04-14
NOTICE.

TyIIE undersigned. apPc,nl
Il sioners by the Cifcu"
Mays county. To Law of and
est:te OF I.aurins Thompson.
county. deceased. hereby give
concerned. that they val: meet
ses Of deceased on TUESDAY
Of Nav next. Of taIr, II not
th~reaiter) To execute the trust
said COMMITTED 10 them hy the
JNO. w. FORRE]
WM. MCKAY.
WIN. }. HEARD.
JAMES e.. BEAN
JNO. IL. TCCkE1
Com
April 9Th. ls5o--Id.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-04-14
COLLECTORS SA'
March lis, ls59-Fs.

10y authority Il law; ] have
- ken the following property
and County Taxes and the legal
or, due IL n,c for the following
1864, '65-Two Norres. aasc
Blackstone.
And thereby give notice. Oh
DAY, the Ssth Of April, At ilss
anil Ann T.. Blackstone, bctwe
] aud Q q :l~k. p. M, ] will
auction thc ab"ve property
satisfy the State and County I
legal charges aforesaid.
LEONARD
March GlSI, 1852 I'd.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-04-14
BOGUS THREE Crxr PrEcEs.-rhc counter

BOGUS THREE CExr PIECEs.-Thc counter
letters. for want Ct bigger game, ave put in
circulation a lot of b"gus three cent pieces
which have no mi,llle edge; the st:TS surrOnn'l-
ing the letter G are very Distinctly cut; the
bunch of arrows tied together in tie lower bow
and the oIive-bramch in the upper bow Of the
e are wanting in the bogus coin. On the re-
verse side Of the cnin the star is very badly
executed, the points being almost rounded,
instead Cf being distinctly and finely cut, as in
the genuine.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-04-14

duces; and are producing resFi''s which are
gradually taking the forms Of law tnroughont
the whole country.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-04-14
DIE ID.

AZ the re,ddrncs Of Hon. II. @. 3. Key. on
Friday morning last. Jane Cunningham. in
FAINT daughter J. y. and E. T. Bruce.
At his residenee, in this district. about the
IL inst, JOHN Dys ASed about % ysAA
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-04-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORs.

NOTICE is hereby given TIM, the sypscIibsV
~ has obtaiEsd from The Orphans Court for
SAINT Marv's county, ia Maryland. .esisrs CT
administration. d. b. n. on the personal estate Of
Walter TIPpeIG. Late "f SAID co., deceased Al
persons having claims against the ssid deceased,
are hereby warned to- exhibit the same, with the
proper vouchers thereof, to the subscriber on %
before the lst OF October, 1859, otherwise they
may lie excluded by inw from all benefit Of the
SAID estate: Given under my hand this lAsA
Of April. 1859.
n. 3. CHUNS,
Administrator.
April l4,h, ls5s-3w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-04-14

NoEoDY.-The verdict in the case Of the
late horrible acclct.t on the Graf Western
tCauaia) railray is nobody to Aame.' OF
course not. i: : Nobody that's eternally
t. blame. II was Nobody tht drove the
train at the rate If thirty miles 4. hour. on n
dark night over track inundated by
fr,shet. But for Nobody, the cas- would not
have pitched into the chasm creael by that
f5c~het, and sacrificed 50 many v.itlable lives.
/, is about time shat Nobody wa discharged
from railway employment, and Snme6ody in
stalled in hi, p.t,".-.S !. Eprss.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-04-14

DY tie County Commissioned
- County Ordered. that the
b. levic,l .r 1859. ard the Sta
Collectors Appointed pn the II
April next: .nd ell pcr-"ns
a2nanAt the County ffe the same
cd, on or before lie first day IL
that all pensioners file petitions.
neigl.b"r>, '.a,ing their necessit''|
ssiA first day d May: All persI
CARL this n"tice will lOSe the be
suiag County levy.
G. /. 81
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-04-14
4 SILKY For SALE

A FIRST RATE SULkY. almost en-
n tircly new, will he sold low for cash oS
accepted DRAFT. Apply TO tho Editors Of lie
Beacon.
April liih. lsj9--tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-04-14
An AWKWARD SEXTON AND Mrxrsrr

An AWKWARD SEXTON AND MINISTER
CHAGRISED A correspondent Of the Balti-
more Christian AirOcGGe relates OF New York
minister, who desired to make q sensation in
preaching ON the crucifxion
He instructed the sexton WHEN he got to
that part of the discourse where lie describes
the darkness ovcrspreading the heavens, TO
draw down the gas, giving light ot.ly enough
to make the darkness visible. The sexton,
however, pu; the gas ont altogether, which 50
COMPOUNDED the preacher that he vas unable To
procecd. Snme uf the trustees of the chur'h
hurried 20 the sexton in the lobby, and inquir-
ed what was the matter. Greatly TO his
chagrin and modification, as well as that Of
the preacher, he was obliged to explain.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-04-14

CHIEF Jrsr1cx MASsFIELD.-This great
lawyer probably with .iew 10 prolOns his
own DAYS, was always anxious, when old wit
uesses were in court, " know their customary
habits Of Rie II SO happened that two very
old men by the name OF Elm were one day
the object II inquiry. You are q very old
man. ~ said his lordship to the elder br Ither.
Il supp re you have lived temperate Efe ?"
Never drank anything but water, MY lord, +"
s..iI Elan. Nor you neither. l suppose, said
the Judge addressing himself n the y"unger
hr,aher when could get nothing else my
Lord was the rerly, al always tnok my glass
with my friend" "Well, then, replied his
iordship, ''all that we can say is-Ga elm csIl
flourish aces o. dry"
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-04-14
FRENCH MILLINERY.

MRS. G. I. SPALOING would respectfully
IVA announce TO the Ladies Of Saint Mary's
aud ndjncen, counties, that she has removed tn
the City of Baltimore, aud having tuken D~slI.
ing 10 60, East Baltimore street rornsr
OF Exeter, formerly occupied by DR.. CIsndrres.
where she is prepared n 81! all order. ia hsp
line, such ~
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-04-14

BO.NNETS IND Fits,
Of every style aud description; al.a
RIBBONS. FLOvERS. DRESS C.sps.
HEAD DRESSES, BERTH.1S. BRFb.SE.
WRE.fTHS. FAILS. Sc, &e.,
with promptness and dispatch.
IL will be her object to keep general and
welI-reieEied assortment Of the rIchSEt and noaI
FASHIONABLE GOODS, ia her irrs, suited
TO oil tastes and SeNs"ns ard reasonable prices
for cash. Every department. of the busiRsss
will be under her immediate rare and inspection.
She would here tender her grateful thanks TO
her very numerous friends in st. Mary . eoUa.
~ for the lbernl patronage extended to her
whilst IN business IN Leonard To an, and would
respectfully solicit continuance Of the same.
IN the City. which she hopes n merit and re-
eeive, by strict aitensloH - business and sAhE-
ing efforts to please.
All orders from the Country VIII receive
PROMPT ATTENTION. and goods deliver.
ed to Hny point designated, FKEA o. Cases.
April 9Th, l659-lY.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-04-14

CEc. A. SIMAIs & Co. are
" their Spnng adPrly Of DOM
connection ~Ith which they would 4
Feet psSi1iic sii es,ii,n Io n very supeI
PLAID OsEAbURGS for red
which they all sell IL a small ads
Alss 100 iba. Of COD FISH Ia
sale Gy @. A. SIMS
March 9ask, 1883.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-04-14
March 2i,h, ls5s--td.
NO TICE

FOR cOC&TT Co.awrsI
Tire friends Of JAMES Ai al
mend him - the voters of Saint J,
as Q suitable candidate for Coz!
sionss. and solicit their supper;
PaIi election.
March Dist, 1859.
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-04-14
LEONARD TOWN. MD.

THURSDAY MoRN'G. APRIL IA. 1889
St. Mary's beacon., 1859-04-14
NO TIC L.

March alsI. 1882 III.
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" d T I g e
NOTICE,

NOTICE is hereby, given that The Commits
~ sloners OF Gcuuga County will be in the
tOwhshlp OF CuardOn, at point where the rond
crosses Big Creek. uear Griswoids Mill, about 3
mhes north OF Chardon village, ou
Tuesday, The 10Th day Of Jonuary nert,
at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, to receive proposals fer the
building OF Bridge and the A6utnents at thai
place, across said stream.
They will also be in Chardou Towuship. on
" eG"cs6Hy hc nm day of snid month. al
10 o'cork \. NJ, at point where the road, lead
ing from Cnnrdou TO krtiaud, crosses the ems,
branch 0. the Chagru River, near Pitchers AIiy
to receive proposals Tor the building of Bridg,
ana the Abutments across said river n! that point
lhcy VIII be i'll Bainbridge Township at or uear
the dwelling house Of G. II. Kent, on
1h"rsd"y, the l2M day Of January nert
at 10 O'Clock, A. VI to receive proposals for the
bufdlng OF n bridge and the Aburments across q
stream known as McFuriand's Brook. They will
also, al ihesame time and place, receive proposal Is
tor the building OF a Bridge and the Abutments
across the Chagliu River where the road, running
west from the center Of said township, crosses
said river Also, on
friday, the 1911 day Of said month"; a. 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, in the east part of Huntsburp
township, on the road leading from the cener Of
liunlsburg to Windsor, at or near the dwelling
house o D9nlel Clark, to receive proposals for the
buitding OF stone cuivert, and for making the
necessary grazing OF the road at ,hSt point
p3-Saii Bridgesto be of the style of the Truss
Bridge, SO called. Timber, Plank aud Covering
ci good muteriat, aud Stone Aburmcnts.
"A full description of said bridges, Ahut.
men,s and Cn'Yeri, viii be given by tue Com
m,ssioncrs, the time OF receiving said proposals
By order Of the Commissioners.
c, c; {. FIELD, County Auditor.
Chardon, Dec. 9th, 1859 5l7tf
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SgIEYS7FF'S SALE.

TN obed!e nee TO the requirements of an order of
J. Sale, isssed from the Office Of the Clerk of the
Court OF Common Pleas for the County OF Geauga
aud State OF Ohio, in n certain suit wherein Rich
ard l.. Robinson, Andrew b. Robinson, BENJAMIN
Soule and i5nac Errett Executors of Ambrose /, =.
Sou!c were plaintiffs, and George w. Antisdule,
administrators of Waterman Antisdalo was de.
lcndant, have caused TO be appraised and shall
offer for sale At public veadue al the door of the
Court House, in Chnrdon.in said county, on
Iuesday, December 27M. 1859,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and 4P,
NJ, ofsaid day, the following described Real rs.
tate, 10 wit: Situate in the township of Auburn.
being No 4 in the Sth range of townships i'm The
Connecticut Western Reserve. in the State of
Ohio, and which is also in the County of Geau!a
aud is known as the northeast division of The
west center lot in section and tract > and is
bounded ms follows t)nAhe south by the east and
west center road leading from the center of Balm.
bridge to the center of Troy and !ot line; east by
the north and south center road aud lot line; north
by the lot line; aud west by land owned by John
Antisdale being the same lot on which the Meth.
odis Meeting House now stands, containing sew =
enty five ncres acres of land, excepting therefrom
onC-huH acre in the southeast corner OH which
the Methodist Meeting House stands, he the same
more or less, but subject 10 all legal highways
Said premises appraised at S2i6O 80.
TERMS OF SALE-Cnsl in hand.
q. WHITE, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Geauga
County, Nov. 18th. 5l5w5
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Great Female Medicine.

Females who value health should never be with
out these Fills. 1t has been admitted by mum
Der of Physicians, that females cannot too highly
value them They have given health end spirits
10 hundreds Of females, who without them, would
have been in their graves. They purify the blood
remove distractions, and give the skin beuuti
fsl, clear, healthy and interesting appearance. A
box Of these Pills is grea! medical companion a
cortain periods, From one to three should be ia
ken every day until relief is obtained. few
doses occasionally, when well, will keep the sys
TEN in healthy condit ion.
3r-Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold by al
Dealers in Medicnes.-Sg
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PROBATE NOTICE.

MIRANDA j. NASH, Adminlslratrix of 10,
WI scph Nash, deceased, VIM S Benton admin.
isIrator of VIM. w Moore, deceased, Orrin Per
ciyal, Administrator of Serene Percival deceased
Eliza Briscoe, AdmnistrHtrix of Cyrus Briscoo
deceased, and II. w. Silvernail Administrator o.
John Dinturf, deceased, have severally filed thcil
counts in the Probate Office Of Geauga Coun ty
Ohio, for settlement, which accounts will be for
hearing in the Probate Court OF said County, al
the Probate Office, in Chardon, on the 3ist
day of December, 1853, at 10 o'clock, A. M E,
until which time all interested may except.
M. @, CANFlELD, Probate Judge.
Chordon, Dec. 9th, 1859. 5I7w3
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SIIERIFF,S SALE

RG Virtue of two Executions issued from the
- Court oi Common Pleas of Geauua County,
Ohio, wherein On the first, Horace Webster is
plalntlf and Thomas BonneJ is defendant, md
on The second, Joseph L. Bonney is p!ain,if' and
Thomas Bonney is defendant, both bearing date
me 2oth day OF November, 1859, and receive by
me at the same time, ! have levied upon and shall
expose To SAFE at public vendue, at or near the
residence OF said Thomus Bonney, in Thompson
township, Genugn County, Ohio,
On The 2lst day Of December, A. d., 1859,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and 4
, O'Clock, T. NJ, ci said day and to continue from
day 10 day thereafter, at The same place, and be.
tween the same hours, until the property is MI
sold, the following property, 10 wii map of Ge.
auga and Lake Counties; 3 Rag Carpets; 2 large
Looking Glasses; Dining. Table; OH Cloth Ia-
ble Sprendi Rocking Chair; l2 Windsor Chairs;
C|ocki 2Spittoons; Parlor Stove and Pine;
Box Stove and Pipe; large Table; Book Case
Wash Stardi iron Fire Poker; Arm Chairs; |
Cottage Stand; Beds, Bcdstcads and Bedding;
Common Stand; Clothes Cupboard; l Trunk
containing some Thread | Rife gun and Fix.
lures; Cask containing small quantity of wine
/ empty Cas- k; Beer Cask; Kegs; Cheese.
Press; ! CulIvator; liOrse.rake; the undivided
one-hnll Vt flaming Mil; Scoop Shovel; four
Trace Chains Cheese Tub; IS Sap Tubs; j Log
Chain; Angcrs; Loom and Fixtures; . Spin.
ming Wheels; Reel; Cheese Hoop; 2 Plows; /
three pail Kettle; Manure Fork; | selt of Plat
form Scalesi | sett of Counter Scales, and other
goods, Wares and Merchandise consisting of Dry
Goods. Groceries, Hardware Boots and Shoes,
Hats, y an kee Notions, Liquors, Oils, &C., and
other articles TOO numerous 10 mention
TERMS OF SALE made known on day of
Sale. b. G, WHITE Sber;E W
SherifNs Office Geauga 5I7w2
County, Dec. 9th, SO.