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THAT ARE PILLS Prof Hayes, State Chem.
is OF Massachusetts,, says they are the best Of all
Pills, and annexed are the men who certify that
DUct. Hayes knows, viz:
Lemuel Shaw, Chief Justice Supreme Court Of
Massachusetts,
Emory Wushburn, Governor of Massachusetts
W Z Plunkett, Daeat GOv oC Mass
Edward Everett Eek Sec Of State and Senator U S
Robert e W1nthrope, Ex.Spenker House Rep U S
Abbott Lawrence, Minister Plenpot to CT Britain
John Fitzpatrick. Catholic Bishop of Boston.
MEN THAT ARE MEM!
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aonlshing rnpidity, we may mention
Co'iveness. Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism
Dropsy, Heartburn, Headache arising from n foul
Stom ich, Nausea, Indigestion, Morbid inaction OF
the Bowels, and pain arising therefrom, Flatulen.
eccy; L,ss OF Appetite, all Ulcerous and cutaneous
Diseases, which require nn evacuapt Medicine,
Scrolula, Of Kings Evil They also by purifying
the blood and stimulating the System cure lna6y
Complaints which it would not be supposed they
gould reach; sch as Deafness, Partial Blindness
heSraga -hd Nervous lrritability Derangements
'7t the Liver and Kidneys, Gout aud other kindred
complaints, arising from low state of the body
or distractions ofi,s functions They are the best
Purgative Medicine ever discovered, and you will
but need TO use them once to know it.
Prepared by DR. J c Aver, Lowell, Ms, and sold
by every respectable Druggist in New England.
January, 1ih, 1859 469.2w
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THE JEFFERsONfhN DEMOCRAT.
LEGAL.


GUERIFF's SAbE.-.1n obedience TO the
- command Of writ Of dtds rsbd. tr. issued
from the Court Of Common Pleas of Lake County,
Ohio, in a certain suit wherein Milo Fowler is
plaintiff, aud Edwin Foster ct al. are defendants
to me directed and delivered. | or my legal repre-.
sentative shall expose To sale at public vendue, at
the Court House IN Chardon in said County, on
.N"nddy the i7H day VI Jdnuary II. ~. 1859
between the hours Of len O'Clock. A. NJ. and four
o'clock, z. NJ. Of said day, the following described
real estate, to witt "Stualc IN the Township OF
Munson, being Number Eight in the Eighth Range
Of Townships Of the Connecticut Western Re.
serve in the State of Ohio und which is also IN
the County Of Gcauga, and s known by being the
north part OF sub lot No. 3 in lot No 81, bounded
MS follows to wit; Beginning at the north. west
corner OF said sub lot the east line Of the north
and south road; thence running east chains and
80 links; thence south so Tar that line running
west to the east line OF the aforesaid road, un,l
from thence north to the place of beginning, will
contain one-third OF an acre Of land, but subject
to all legal highways"
Said premises appraised at $4,000.
Terms Of sale, cash in hand.
J. S. CLEVELAND, Coroner.
BY e. II. FoorE. Deputy.
SHERiFF's OFFICE, Geauga CO., Ohio,
December lfth, 1919 467w5
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From these figures, it will be seen that nearly
one-iourth of theJotal deaths in the country are
caused by Consumption, TO say nothing of the n,i.
merous other diseases springing from slight
cold"
Do not trife with your health but. il suffering
from a Cough, or Cold on the Lungs buy bottle
otHOOFEANDtS BALSAMlC CORDIAL aud
you may safely count on cure. Thousands have
done so and have certified to its wonderful effects
Coughs sometimes proceed from dsordered or
dyspeptc state OF the stomach in which case tie
German Bitlers should be used in cases OF weak
ness or general debility Of the system. resulting
from prolracted Cough, the German Btters will
lie found of great benefit.
Prepared only by DR., c. NJ Jackson, AIS Arch
Street. Philadelphia, and tor Sale Ivy Druggists
aud Storek eepers throughout the United States
and Canada. Price - cents per bottle.
January I, 1889. 4G9-fyins.
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HEALTH WITHOUT PnYSIC
A Prize Essay on Nervous Diseases.

lust PUBLISHED. THE 25th THOU
j sand, in sealed envelope, price 10 cents or
sent postpaid by the publishers, for 3 stamps
Il Medical E,soy on the Physical Exhaustion and
Decat 9ftte Frame from Indulgence, Infection
and NE Iajuri0WS Consequences IF ueTcury, uith
The M0dprn Means af Cnre.
By R J. CULVERWELL, MD,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons. &c. &c
0cJ- SnermatorrhGl, or Seminal Emissions Npr.
vous Debility, lmpnency, Loss of Energy De.
preston ol Spirits, rmidity, Diseases OF the Sexual
Organs, and Impedimonts 10 Marriage generally,
are promptly and cfFecruHlly curedhy the Authors
novel and most successful mode of treatment by
means Of which the Invalid can regain pristine
health without having recourse to dangerous and
expensive medicines.
From The Londnn Lancet 1.-THE best treatise
ever written on subject Ofvtal importance 10 oil,
well rlhy the Authors exalted reputation
T-Address Or CHI J, C. KLINE lst Avenue
cor 18th street, New York. Post Box. No, 1886
Jan. Z, 1882 469-3mins
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SsSs'''sS;

just as We 90 to pross, wo learn that Hon.
S. A. Douglas was yesterday ro. elected Son
ator from Illinois, tho vote standing Doug
las "a, Lincoln &c.
Hodges, Democrat, was elected on tba
4th, to ilI tho vacancy in Congress caused
by tho death of Col. Harris, in tho 9Th Dis.
trict.
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February Appointments
Dr. TUBES will be in attendance asfol

nr. H.TUBBs will be in attendance as fol.
CuArpoN, Chase's Hotel, Monday and Tues.
day Forenoon, February 7th and sth
PAIyEsvlLLE, Cowles HoWe, Saturday, Feb.
ruary 5th.
CLEVELAND, American House Wednesday anc
Thursday, 9th and 10Th February.
For consultation upon all diseases ofthc Throat
Lungs, Heart, Liver, Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys,
and Spleen; also, Dropsy, Gravel, Rheumatism,
Nervousness, Debility, Dyspepsia Female Dis.
eases, Ague and Fever, Fits, Impurities OF the
Blood. Eruplions Cancers, Ulcers, and ali other
varieties OF long standing complains, both cxier
nal and internal.
For some ten years DR.. T. has devoted his entire
time TO chronic diseases, treating thousands anEu.
ally, many of whom had exhausted every other
resource within reach In no case are niine,nIS
or Otttr pois0ns tmPIoyrd, nor does he make sick
to make well, or tear down TO build up again.
| The medicines can he taken with safely by the
most delicate, and patients may remain at home
and continue with prudence their ordinary diet
and exercise Mary have recovered under the
treatment after friends and physicians had given
up all hope, the ndsputablc evidence Of which
can always be furnished. Invaids, however re.
duced or despairing, are invited to call and may
be assured that no encouragement will be given
or expenses incurred, without a corresponding
prospect OF recovery.
RAvENNA, O., Nov. 1858
DR. II TUDBs,--Sir,-l am glad to add my es-
timOny 10 the number OF those you are receiving
4 II after much persuasion that consulted YOU
Perhaps this may influence some other hesitaIihg
invalid TO seek rellei at your hands. During 'he
winter OF 1885, was so reduced as 10 be unable,
when strongest 10 sit at the table. My affection
was said 10 he a disease Of the left lung heart and
stomach, The cough was very. severe attended
with shortness of breath, Tnght sweals and swell
ing OF the feet and ankles. Digestion was so
feeble that could. eat little else than crackers
during the winter, and for two successive weeks
subsisted on rice wafer or gum arabic water alone
Sinking turns came on nearly every day and oc-
casonalIy several in one day, deprvng me oi
speech and sometimes of sight. Also, palpitalion
was distressing, The heart appeared TO stop at
times, cnusng death.like sensation, as though
the breath was gone and the circulation arrested.
Thus suffering indescribaby, and TO all appearance
! balhncu! between,ife and death, fingered until
| relief was obtained under your treatment. | was
! at that time residing in Northfeld, Summit Co ,
where he circumstances here given were known
generally. | am now enjoying comfortable health,
and. though not as Vigorous many, am able 10
perform h)6sehod duties without Inconvenience.
and have walked over Two miles without suffering
nothing more than fatigue at the time. The great
benefit derived from your treatment and the inter
EST you have plniie TED for me shall ever be held
IN grateful remembrance. Respectfully yours,
MRS, MARY a. BATEMAN.
January 7, 1889 469.Iy
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FITS! FITS! FITS!!!
DR.. Hances'. Vegetable Extract,
ED6ZeNtSC rus,

For he cure Of Fla, Spdsms, Cramps, aud al
Nervous aud tiO,iaI diseases.
DERSONS who are laboripg under this dis
L tressing maady will find DIR. Ilance's
Vegetable Epileptic Pills, to be the only
romcdy ever discovered for curing Epilepsy or Fal'
ling Fits.
These Pills possess a specific action on the ner.
veus system; and although they. are prepared cs-
pacay for curing fits, they will be found OF espe.
eial benefit forsall persons afflicted with weak
nerves, or whose nervous system has been pros
uatcd or shattered from any cause whatever. In
chronic complaints. .or diseases of long standing ,su.
perinduced by nervousness, they are exceedingly
beneficial.
Price three dollars per boz, or two boxes for five
dollars. Persons out of the city enclosing re-
mittancc, will have the pills sent to them through
the mail, free Of postage. For sule by SETH $.
JIANCE, No. 1903, Baltimore Street, Baltimore,
Nd, to whom orders from all parts Of the Union
must be addressed, postpaid. All ly
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T +. BRUCE, Administrator of the Estate OF
y. David +. Bruce, deccnsel Lyman Fowler
Guardian of Daniel Lacy, Milo Lacy and Oliver
7. Lacy; D. w. Mead, Administrator OF the Es.
tate of Christopher Melzgar deceased; and Saml
Robinson mud Phineas Chase, Administrators O
the Estate of Nathan Robinson, deceased, have
scveralIy filed their accounts Tor settlement in the
Probate Office OF Geauga County. Ohio, which az.
counts will be for hearing in the Probate Court
Of suid County, at the Probate Office, in Chnrdon
on the 22nd day Of January, AID. 1859, at Ten
O'Clock NJ, until which time all interested ma
except
M. c.. CANFIELD,
Probate Judge.
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Great Sale of Sheep
AT AITCYION

THE Subscriber having been engaged
l. for the last fifteen years in procuring and
raising Sheep, and now wishing to 90 Into the
Dairy Business, will offer for Sale. al his Resi-.
dence in RUSSELL, on THURSDAY NEXT,
January 18Th, 1852 his entire Flock consisting of
$50 Superior Fine Wooled SHEEP, all OF French
and Spanish Blood, nearly all bred from Bucks
formerly belonging to John d. Pnterson's Flock.
Chatauque County, N. Y. and which have cos,
him $500 each. For the last seven years he has
been in the habit OF numbering sheep and weigh
ing Fleeces, and in selecting for Sale has drawn
the lightest shearers and c. arsest wool. The
average weight OF teeces OF the entire Flock last
year was 4lbs Hozs., and sold tor 40 cents per ID.
He has spared no pains or money in improving
his Stock.-The subscriber will also offer for Sale,
at the same time and place, One HORSE go
years OLD known as odd Bill ."l one two. year old
Green Mountain MORGAN HORSE COLT one
pair 4.yenr old HALFBLOODED DURHAM
CATTLE, one one. year old STEER. two Ke,ch.
ums Moving Machines, one Sulky and Harness,
and one two.horse Buggy
A reasonable Credit will be given and liberal
deductions made for Cash Exact terms made
known on day of Sale. DAVID ROBINSON
Russell, Jan. 7, 1859 169-Iw"
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CLEVELAND MARKETS JAN. S.

FLoUR.-Firm at last weeks advance. Ohio
and Indiana, supertne, per bbl S4.62 to S4,S7.-
Ohio and Indiana, extra, per bbl, s. 90 to S. 81
Favorite brands, per Dbl, S5.62 TO S6,25,
WHEAT--White S1,l7 10 81 ,2O-Red at 81 OF to
Sil0.
OATs-At 48 to SIS cts.
LARD No. | at l0I 10 loN cts
PoRK--Mess, No, |, at l6, 50
BuTrER--Extra roll Is cts
CHETsE.- Brisk at to cts.
1IoGs,-Heayy at S6,2H 10 6,25.
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Dated Dacember 1S, 1855 ACT -6w

NOTICE.-Caleb Wintersteen and Samantha
~ Winters,een, OF Butler County, in the Stale
Of Pennsylvania, and Philetus Winlersteen of the
State OF Kentucky, will take notice that James
Wntersteen, OF Monwle County OF Geauga and
State OF Ohio, did on the 27lh day oil November,
A. ID. 1858, lille his petition in The Court OF Com
mon Pleas within and for said County Of Geauga
against them, and others the heirs at law OF JAS
Wniersteen, senior, deceased, setting forth, that
said James Winlcrstern, senior, his father in his
lie time, to witt April l2th, 1890, entered into a
contract in writing with said James Wintersteen,
Jr., in which his wife Prudence joined and there
by it was agreed that sad James Winers,een Jr.
should manage aud conduct the farm of said Jas
Wntersteen, being 46 acies of land, part of Lots
No. and iu Montville aforesaid. and the stock
and other personal property thereon, patty own
ed by snid James Wlnterstcen and partly by said
James Wiutcrsteen, Jr., ilr and during he lite
time of said James and his said wife Prudence aud
apply one halt the proceeds TO the care ot said Jas
Winersteen aud his wife, and to payment OF his
debts, as particularly specified in, said contract
and that at the decelSe OF said james senior and
his said wiie said James Wintersteen, Jr., was To
have deed OF said land, which contract was ai-
forwards, to wit; Goth March lS49, duly acknowI.
edged by said James Wintersteen and Prudence
his wife, and afterwards on the 5th November,
1852, duly recorded; that said Prudence died MAY
7h 1853, and on The 10Th May, 1853, it was fur.
ther agreed orally between snid James Winter.
steen ana said James WintGrsteon, Jr that said
James WintersIeen, Jr,, should provide for and
support his said father during his natural life and
should have all said personal property; and, ALSO
the said land in fee simple And that said James
Winersteen Jr. did observe and perform al things
on his part to be performed in and by said agree.
ment in writing and also said oral agreement, did
pay the said debts and support his said father un-
Ill his death, which event took place in February
1857. And praying that said defendants as his
heirs at law, he decrecd TO release to said plain
tiff all their title and claim such heirs 10 sai
land, and also the persoua estate of said James
Winlersteen deceased aud Ior other relief And
the said Caleb Winerstcen, Samantha Winter
stren, and Phetus Winersteon, are further noti-
fed that they are required 10 appear and answer
said petition or before the third Saturday after
the l4lh day ofJnnuarv next
PHELPS & THRASIiER, Anys for PhE
Dated this 9th day OF Nov, 1858. s564 CIV
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arTHE OHIO STATE AND UNION
LAW COLLEGE.-The Second Session Of this
in The building occupied by the United States
Court The College is regularly incorporaed,- =
and authorized to confer all Degrees. Upon grad.
mating the student may be admitted to practice in
all the Courts OF this State.
For Circulars address, nj Cleveland, Ohio.
Feb. l6. NJ A. KING, Sec.
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MEDICAL NoTICE...-IIavin- Glazed

MEDICAL NOTICE.---IIavins Closed
my connection in the Drug Business with Mr..
Cook, am now ready to attend to all calls in the
Practice Of Medicine and Surgery. Ihuve
again resumed my connection with DR.. MlxER,
and will be found at the Office formerly occupied
BY us, or at my House, when not out on Profes.
sional Business.
L A HAMILTON.
Chardon, Jan. 7, 1859. 4e9.tf
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NOTICE.-Thc Annual Meeting
,ef tho GEAUGA COUNTY FREE AGRI,
CULTURAL SOCIETY, for tho Election of
Officers will bo hold at tho Agricultural Hall,
in CIardnn. on tho Third Monday of Janu-
hry next. at 10 o'clock AM.
BY order.
II. N. SPENCER,
Secretary.
D0c.2+, 1858. 467
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET-Drc 90
= BEEF-Rathcr dull on account of the
storm, but prices declined small receipts
and improved quality; tho decline is fully
&c. por 10. rccol pts 1900 quotations for me
dium at SAG9c. for the host at G(4lOA.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Are higher and
moro active; receipts 300.
SWINE-Activo at SO 6sc. for hcav,
corn.ied; rrcepts Is 900,
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A CARD.-GEO. Il. l.. w O O ID,
Teacher OF VOCAL MUSIC, will givo in
structions in Vocal Music on tho following
terms la lessons Adult Class. 81 90; IL
lessons Juyonle Class, so cts; l8 Private
Eossons. $500. The Glasses meet 40 fol.
lows CLEO Club, Monday evening Sing.
sng Class, Tuesday and Saturday evenings
Juvenile Class. Saturday, at 2 o'clock PM.
Doc, "a, 1858. 467.
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cHARD0N INSURANCE AGENCY

Washington URiOn Insurance Company,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland Mutual Insurance Company,
Cleveland, Ohio.
City Insurance Company,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Ashland Insurance Company,
ASHLAND County, Ohio.
Geauga Mutual Insurance Company,
Char6on, Ohio.
Hope Insurance Company,
Formerly w. r. Farmers Insurance CompanyS
PdiReSriHe, Ohio.
Consolidated Insurance Company
of Philadelphia.
Merchants Insurance Company
OF Phaddelphio.
Monarch Fire Il Life Ins. Company,
Of London, England.
tOfhce for this country in New York City,
Ohio Life Insurance Company,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
arThese wel-known Companies contirrt to
insure the safer classes of property at reasonable
rates for any length of time, Tot exceeding five
years. Thos" Who would be made securea ganr,
loss or damage by fire, call on the undersigned At
Chnrdon. f.. V. CANFIEI.D.
Charlton, August 9th. 1887, seTH
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CONSTABLE's SALE,

WILL be Sold, at Lowell Coman's, in
w CHARDON, on the l4th day of January,
1859, at One O'Clock PM,
ONE DIRT EXCAVATOR.
Also, at HENRY NJ. WHITNEY'S. in IIAMB.
DEN, on the IAih day of January, 859, between
the hours of Ten o'clock A M and Four O'Clock
PM, the following Properly. to witt
One Gray Horse, one Bay Horse, two Cows, three
Yearlings, one 2.horse Wagon, one Buggy
Wagon, one Tanning Mil. two large Kettles,
one Harrow, two Plows, two Log Chains, one
Cutter, one 2.horse Harness, and one NOW Of
Hay, supposed 10 be 1j tons.
l. DOW PEASE.
Constable.
January 7, 1859. 469.lw
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ATTACHMENT.

ATTACHME EMF.
Chester Lamb, Plaintiff, ! Before A p. Tildcn,
Us. 1P., Of ParkmuR
John Holiday, Defendant. Township, Geauga
County, Ohio
ON THE 2and DAY OF DECENI u FIR.
~ AID. 1858, said Justice issued an Order of
Attachment in the above Action for the sum OF
S62 Al and said Action is continued for Trial TO
the 18th day OF February, AID. 1859, at Ten o.
clock A NJ.
OTIS THRASHER, Atty for Plff
San. :, 1858 469.3w
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DIR. HOOFLAND'S
BALSAMIC CORDIAL
For the ipccdY Cure Of

VT tI'N PUVUy NUIt UI
Coughs. Colds, Influenza. Group, Hoqrssnsss,
BroHrhHiS, PneHmoHm Diseases Of the BOweiS
driNng from CoH IHcipitnt Consumption, and
for Tie ,eiiJ and If at al po,nbit) cus4f pati.
e"Hm d@qtnced Stages ofthe hutr disease.
.THIS CELEBRATED PREPnRA.
4 ton, like tie Bitters, may be confidently re.
lied on. 1t is designed for class OF diseases more
general and more fatal than any other to which the
people OF TINS country are subjectthose springing
from "Hight coid" | hat eminent authority
DR.. Bell. says; " ! will not say that colds are 10
our inhabitants what the pl,gae and yslio,p Gper
are 10 those Of other countries but, can aver
confidently that they usher in disease of greater
completely and mortality than these latter"
A further proof of the terrible fatality of diseases
resulting from " common cohf' may be seen by
glance at the following statistics, ken from the
Records OF the ROard OF Health of Philadelphia.
conicssedly one OF the most healthy localities in
the Union -
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II is therefore Ordered, by the said Judges
of the Court Of Common Pleas, that the Courts of
Common Pleas and District Courts, in said seve-
raj Counties, be held, for the year 1850, ut the
times fixed as aforesaid.
The Clerks of the Courts OF said several Count.
les. hereby ordered to enter this order on their
Common Pleas nnl District Court Journals, and
to cause the SAME 10 be published according to
Law.
Witness our hands, this 29th day OF December
AID. 1898.
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LEGAL.
PETITION FOR DIVO.

PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
THE STATE OF OHIO, GEAUGA COUNTY
X. f. James,
Us. In Common Pleas.
David James.
THE Defendant, David Jan,es. will
take notice that the Plaintiff, on The 3lst uf
DcccnFber, 1853, filed, in The Office Of the Clerk OF
the Court Of Common Pleas for said County. her
Petition for Divorce, and for cause alleges Extreme
Cruelty on the part of said Defendant towards
her said Plaintiff Said Defendant will further
take notice, that said Petition will he for hearing
a: the next Term Of said Court.
Dated this 5th day of January, 1859
DURFEE g. HAEH AWAY,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
January 7, 1859 46g.6w
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A CARD.--In answer 10 o call made by
our much esteemed fellow .citizons of this
village aud its vicinity, we acknow vi lodge as q
free donation, the SUN of @el. Tho onter.
tslnment furnished oy the guests in attend
anoe, was cot up in fine taste, aud served off
in good order, by q committee composed OF
ladies and gentlemen, chosen. for the occa
sion. We can assure our kind friends that
their offerings were most thankfully re.
ceivod, and We shall ever cherish IN grateful
Temembraneo, the friendly feeling mani.
fosted, with the tokens Of respect shown on
tho occasion.
WILLIAM COLLINS,
ANN ELIZA COLLINS.
Chsrdon, Jan. 7th, 1859.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.--By virtue of a writ ol
- feri fnciG' issued from the Court OF Common
Pleas of Geauga County, Ohio, in certain suit
wherein j.. l.. Durlce. Esq, as Receiver of tho
Farmers Union Company Ot MunsOn, is plaintiff,
and VIM III. Judd and others are defendants, To
ME directed and delivered, | have levied upon aud
or my legal representative shall offer for sale at
public vendue, at the Court House in CLardon in
said County, on
Monday The l7h day Of january A d. 1859,
between the hours Of ten O'Clock, A. NJ, and four
O'Clock p. NJ. of aid day, the following described
real estate, to wit: "Situate in the Township OF
Munson, being Number Eight in the Eight Range
of Townships Of the Connecticut Western Re.
serve in the State of Ohio, and which is also in
the County OF Genuga, and is known by being
part of Lot No. 81 i'll Tract No. 3, and is bounded
us follows: Beginning at tho northwest corner
OF said lot nj the center Of the north and south
and east and west roads running by said lot
thence east ten rods and twelve ieet; thence south
on line parallel with said north and south State
road nine rods; thence west on line parallel with
the east and west road ten rods and twelve feet
TO the center OF said north ahd south State road;
thence north nine rods to the place of beginning
containing ninety y-six square rods of land, aud il
the same piece OF land decided TO Anson Bartlett
Munson by Ira Allen aud others, August Goth, 1852
hy deed recordedin Geauga County Records, vol
46, pages 1903 and l04 be the same more or less but
subject to all legal highways"
Said premises appraised at $4,000.
Terms oi sale, cash on day of sale
IS. CLEVELAND, Coroner.
BY c. II FoorE, Deputy.
SHERIfF'S OFFICE, Geauga Co, Ohio,
December l7ih, 1853. ! 467w!