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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-10-31
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A mind capable of conceiving a scheme
Of mischief 50 comprehensive and gigantic
as to annihilatc the Missouri Compromise,
to extend slavery over vast regions guar
antced by the pledged faith of the nation,
to liberty-that under a specious r~rctencc
Of securing, by deceptive phrases actually
sacrificed every particle of the right of the
people Of the Territories ito manage their
own domestic institutions" as well as the
power of Congress, as understood by the
trainers and administrators Of our govern
ment for generations, to the more than
doubtful. contradictory decisions of a Pill
ant bench-that having imprecated the
curse of Heaven upon the arm that should
ever attempt it, put forth his o,On arm and
removed that barrier to slaYery-Qet the
Ologians decide tic question as best they
may, as to all othcrs)-a mind capable Of
conceiving and carrying on to cOnsumation
by every species of duplicity and Yelling of
facts, by different and deceptive phrases in
different ATTITUDES, such a fatal scheme of
dire mischief-must have been totally de-
PRAYED, "early schOolcd and deeply imbued
in all the great principles of moral evil"
Such a mind, cold and hcartless as an
iceberg, caring not whether slavery be vo-
ted up or voted dO1cn," if not totally de-
PRAYED, after having invoked it, could OK
pect nothing less than that r~etributive jus
tice, through the ballot-box of the nation,
viii strike down the arm that did the fatal
deed, and blast the hand at which will be
required the blood of many murdered soul.
on Kansas plains. which all stained and
dripping, is now put forth to grasp the
Presidential chair as its merited reward y.
Surely, the case has nothing surprising
it in presumption, exccpt that Of the subtle
tempter who haFins wrought the ruin Of
eur race, next was impOrtunate to be wor-
shipped by both humanity and Deity. It
is hardly conceivable that success could
have entered into, even cuA q mind, but
upon the theory of BALKAN, who forbidden
of God to curse, plotted and counscllcd to
corrupt Israel that they might be soreiy
smitten and destroyed for the sins he had
plunged them in, and persisted with them
going upon the principle that he has al
ready so far caused the nation to sin, that
Heaven will use him as another rial Of
presidential wrath to be poured cut upon
US for cur further chastisemcnt. Well may
We humbly and imploringly ezclaim, in the
language Of q celebrated member Of Con
gross upon an occasion, ''0ne adversary Of
God and man is enough for one universe
too mucl-oh, how much, toe much for
one Nation" 3.
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New Books.

A.oUIEs LAST TERN AT ST. MARY's-Pub-
,lished by Derby g. Jackson. New York
For sale at ADAMS Bookstore, Warren.
The aboTe.s the title of a ycry %interes-
ting and instructive book. L is. written
in a plain and u~nprctendng style. and as
its title would indicate, is a history ef Life
9 ut sehool-shoTing the iRfueaco Of adverse
circumstances on peculiar, minds, and illus
esrating the a~ll-powerful force Of example in
The Eide world made up in the school room.
TheiaGuenec of such a book, if generally
Rad. w4ak do much to prevent the biek-
sripgs and, aEinOsities more or less preva-
Jeutin all large schools Teachers as well
as pupils. may gather from its pages use
afal lsssOns. which are anQne the less arpli,
sable to the home circle.
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4 ~MTNISTRATOR'S SAFE.

~ On the 2O.h day Of Nov. leu. at ] o'clock. P.
VI. ly order Of the Court Of Probate, Of Trumhull
Co. o.. l shall Cfer for sale on the premises situate
in GustIvus township. County ard State Aforesaid,
the following described lards and teuements. viz: part
oflo No. twenty seven, bounded AMI described as
follows: north AMI sonth by the ori ginal lot lines.
sal lands OF Maryett' VI Williams; west by lands Of
said Williams. and DOsa Cases hei. 3; east ~ lands
OF Asa v. Case ard Containing about Thirty acres,
appraised At twenty six dollars per acre.
Also the equal undivided half Of one sere in lot
No thirty SIX, bounded ard described as follows;
beginning az = point in ths eSRter Of the highway be
ing also the original lot line. AMI the sou-h west cor
ner OF Il D. BTainards' land thence month aiong the
west line ofsaid Rrainards' land five chains. sixty
tao and half Inks TO a post; thence wet. one chain
sevent5 eight links % a POST; thence south on . line
parallel to the east line FIVE chains s~ixfy-tEo ard half
linkstr the center Of said highway thence east in
center Of said high~ sy ore chain seventy eight links
20 the place OF beginning. Together with the equal IN
DIVIDED half Of oHe out buillin 2 for storing lBmhSr.
and one steam boiler well sat in an arch; all heinE
the same premises occupied 5v the late firm OF A. and
An Case a. a cabinet shop. &c appraised at seven
ty tao dollars. Terms OF SAFE. ore half cash down. the
balance in enc year with interest.
LCELL BARNES. administrator
t0et 81, 1850. Al ofALDrS CASE, dec.
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4 NEGRO BURNED TO DEATH NEAR
TUsKEGEE, ALABAMA.-A letter to the
editor of the Columbus (Ga.) Enquier, da-
ted Tuskegee, Oct, 9Th, says:
The boy, belonging to Major Cocky, of
this county, was arrested to-day. A large
number of the citizens, perhaps one hun
dred and fifty, met, tried and sentenced
him, and before the II set he was burned
to askes. A horrid death, truly, but his
crime was such that nc mercy was shown.
No Judge presided, no jury was impan-
nelled. He was burned about seven miles
north of Tuskcgce. near Gen. Gums plan
tatiOn. HOrrid the punishment, but just,
though the blood may run cold in our
veins as we think of it.
The crime for which the negro was burn
Cd is not given.
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VIII New York Vote for Lincoln?

1t is not necessary for Republican papers
to answer the questionable New York
Herald spares them the trouble. It says;
Common justice to all concerned demand:
that this idea that something may turn
up to redeem Nea0 York should be a.
bandoned. NeaC- York ariH rots fr Lin
cOh-and By a larger majority. are darc
say, than aHy other State. Lincoln aid
be elected. There Is 40 uss az mincing
the matter ony longer. We are called up
on to look things full in the face. The best
that our Union forces can now do is to
save all the odds and ends of the election
within their reach. such as Congressman
~AsSem5lymcn and county officers Lin.
coin will be elected: and all parties con.
cerned may as well just now shape their
course to that event as to wait till the day
after the election.
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Banner -
Anecdotes.

The CoEneaut Reporter says "Andovcri is
the Banner Township of Ashtabula County.
She cast at the late election Oh votes. and
2l2 of these for B.iukerhoffl A larger
Republican vote will be polled for Lincoln
and Hamlin, without any increase of Dem
ocratic strength" Andover is the Banner
town of Ohio, and no mistake. Her club
of 100 Wide Awakcs stand at the head of
the proud column Of the Union.
Noble Colebrook stands next to Andovcr,
giving l33 Republican to five Democratic
votesi
The Reporter states that William White.
Senior, of Amboy, aged 50 years, deposit
ed a Republican ballot on the 9th, step
ping out of his carrigae at the polls with
as much activity as a man of GO. Mr..
Northway, aged 81. was also on hand, and
goes for Honest Old Abe. Young and mid
die aged stay-at-homes election days. do
you hear that?
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Indiana,

The indianapolis State Journal of the
10th has the majOrities for Governor in
every county of Indiana but Spencer,
which casts some $500 votes, and gave
Willard (Dem.) PIP majority in Sc
Estimating Spencer at 100 against US, the
Journal makes the result as follows:
FitytWo Counties give majorities for Henry s.
Lane tkepublcan) amounting tO-..-..--.29 81
Forty Counties give majorities for Thomas A.
Hendricks (D=m) amounting in all to.....ie 52I
Apparent Republican majority in the State 1000
The Journal thinks the official canvass
many possibly reduce this to 9,901-uot
lower. Of course. evry man on the Re-
publican State ticket is elected, along with
z of the IL Members of Congress, and q
Republican majority in both branches of
the Legislature.
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The American Agriculturiest.

Jtis,long since we have called the atten-
tkioa Of our readers to the old and valuable
sgrlerltural And family paper whose name
heads this article. tits a large and hand
sonely printed sheet. devoted to the prac-
teal labors of the Farm, Garden and the
Household; containing article written by
practical, men and Eomen Who-knoE what
they write about.
Published by Orange Judd, II Park
Bow, New York. Price 81. per year.
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Dtatbs.

In SOuthington. Oct. 25th, 1861. of eousump-
ton, OLIVE NORTON. aged 70 years.
She was born in Pennington. Conn, came to
Ohio in the fall of 1919, and has lived in South
insiOn just half a century. She endured many
of the hardships and privations Of early p:o-
neer life.
In the summer Of 1874 her husJanl. Roller
lex Norton. was drafted into the army. and she,
with an infant and another young child, re-
NAMED alone in the wilderness during tie fol
lowing winter. And on one gloomy night burnt
powder through a crrvice Of her log hut, in a
table spoon, to brighten away the wolves that
were having u combat with her faithful dog in
the door yard. she early embraced the christ
ian religion, and has been n true and consist
ant member of the II L Church for some forty
three years. She died in the full Iriumphs of
that faith, which. to her. has ever been 4 source
of great consolation through life. Con-.
In Braeeville, September the l6th, Of putrid
sore throat. MARTHA JANE. daughter Of
John Z. and Catharine Mills. aged ? years.
On the 18th day of Aug last. at his residence
in Hartford, this county, D.. c. BUSHNELL.
aged 70 years. Mr.. Bushnell was one Of the
early settlers in Hartford. a respected citiz=n
and devoted christian. He died as he had liv-
ell, relying upon his Redeemer.
III Carthage. Illinois, Oct. 9Th. of Putrid sore
49, IouN " of FovIrr- Ohio.
aged fifteen yfars.
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The Baltimore correspondent of the New
York WorH writes;
1.-The roaring of the southern secession
papers and politicians in the index have
reached us, and arc received with Iidicule
and contempt. Everybody hercabouts knows
it is all a political trick, to try and fright
en- off voters from Lincoln in the North.
There is DO more serious idea of secession.
even in South Carolina. than there is of
their attempting to fly without wings. Az
Yancey has let down in the North, such is
the real state of feelings, even among the
politicians. As to the people. they pay no
attention to such buncome stuff. They are
too used to it"
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THANKSGIVING DAY.
PROCLAMATION.

It is the duty Of every people to max. public
acknowledgment of their gratitude TO Al
mighty God for the Blessings which He hath
bestowed upon them.
Recognizing this obligation, my predeces-
sors in TIE Executive Office have been accus-
toned to set apart one day ofevery year to be OBJ
served throughout the State as a day Of Public
Thanksgiving to our Heavenly Father for the
manifold Blessings which we have received
from his hands. In conformity with this Gus
tom. 1 do hereby designate and appoint
Thursday, the Twenty-Ninth day of
November neGt,
To be observed throughout the State for the
annual offerings of Praise, Thanksgiving, and
Prayer.
And I do respectfully recommend, that the
people will abstain from all secular occupations
on that day; and from their don este affairs, and
At their places of public worship. offer up their
-deTout thanks. to God for our Institutions, Ma
,tion4l sad Stats, Civil and Religious, Educa-
,troHsi and BeneEelent; for the Peace that IRE
.Yails throughout our borders: the Health with
wEieh lie hath blessed US: the abundant Har-
vests whercwith He hath graeiously rewarded
the lSbors of the husbandman: the prosperity Of
eur Commerce and the Mechanic Arts: our So
eiAl comforts and privileges. and for whatever
contributes to our happiness IS q community
and as individuals.
And while thus rendering to the Supreme
Author of every blessing our grateful acknowl-
.edgmenfs fee His unbounded goodness to Us,
Pet US rupplieAte a continuance Of the Divine
protection and favor to this peoplo. and to the
PEOPLE Of al. the States and Territories of our
National COnfeieracy throughout all genera
,tiops. and fratcrnally remembering in our re
~oieings. our fellow men Of other nations who
are less happy than ourselves, let us fervently
implore Him, that in his benign providence,
He will confer upon them ami their posterity
forever, the blessings of civil and religious lib
srty and social happiness. which de hath been
graeiously pleased to bestow upon Us.
Given under my hanl and the Great
s Seal of the State of Ohio. at Columbus.
~ this 18th day Of October. a D. 1850.
by the Governor:
4. p. RUSSELL, u. DESSISOT.
Secretary Of State.
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The Tickets!
ChaIlengers!

See that firm but kindly disposed men are stationed at the
polls, who will challenge every doubtful vote; who will do this
duty intelligently, and in a g~entlemanly manner, but with firm
ness.
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SHINING IL borrowed PLUMEs-Ncw
York papers were lavish in their descrip-
tons Of the diamonds, etc, worn at the
Princes Ball. 1t would appear that some
of the most brilliant were only borrowed
plumss. The Times states on the author
ity of DR.. Tying. that the proprietors Of
one Of the great establishments in Bread
way made enough from the rent Of jewels
for women to wear at the Princes Ball, TO
pay the rent of their store for a year!
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FIRE IN MADISON, LAKE Goa barn
and its contents, 30 bushels wheat, $50 bus.
oats, about 40 tons of hay, and farming
utensils, &c, &c. belonging to D. l.. Bailey,
en- the river road in Madison township, Lake
Co., was burned last Friday night. Suppo-
sed to be the work of an ~inc,ndiary. as the
fire was first discovord in a stack of straw
adjoining the barn. Loss about $1,000
~insurel for S35O.-Leader.
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The American Bible Union baptist re-
%vision) held its anniversary in New York
on Wednesday and Thursday of last week.
The receipts of the year were S4O,2j0. and
the expenses a triAe more. The revised
edition of Matthew has been published. and
Marks nearly ready. The other Gospels
and Epistles are IN progress.
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LAGER BEER AT STEwARr's.-It is stat
cd that Lindenmullcr, a famous New York
Lager beer seller, has rented Stewart. S
marble palace. on Broadway, for twenty
yelrs, and will turn it into a vast Billiard
an Beer Saloon. Stewards establish
ment is to b. transferred to the neighbor-
hood of Ninth street, in Broadway.
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Boots, and Shoes
IN THE PROBATE COURT OF
L TRCaBCLL COUNTY. o..


All persons ertitled to dividenis Of the assets Of
WilliHm Tew assigned TO d. Baldwin for the benefit OF
said TeS's creditors. will take notice that tie Pro-
hate Court has ordered 4 di vidend Of tveEty per cent
10 be paid out Of The assets ofths ~assisnOr TO the no ID
ers Of non-pceferIel claims ,snd balances 10 those who
are entitled to receive the same Payment will be
made on the 9th day OF NoTsmber next al lbs rebate
Judges Office in Warren. Tumbuli county, State Of
Ohio, IN pursuance Of the order ami decree % said
Court. D. BALDWIN.
l0cL u, 60 Assignee.
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In the law regulating the sale of ardent
spirits in Nebraska are the following
puni:hmeDts for violation: The justices
shall render judgment for the whole amount
offnc and costs. and Be c n7nited to the
jail until all is paid Bad for the JUS
ticeH
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IN The line of DOMESTIC GOODS
Il We are stocked up complete, embracing cases Of
Prints at all ~prices-BIeaeksd and BTaTn Musiins.
Batting. Tiekings. Flannels. etc. Call 81 the Warren
Dry GS-ds Siore 10 you wish to get goods cheap-if
you wish 20 getth- highest market price for your pro
duce-if you wish to 80 hone satisfied with your bar
ANS. and do both US and yourselves good
No. o, Van GorGer's Block. Market Street, Warren.
OHIO. PECK 4 BROrHER-
IO.t L ien1
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INFANTILE CORDIAL.

We woul reqTes particular attention to the sfver
tissm-Ut Of MeSsr. 6HURCH " DrYONI. addressed to
"hoihars." The lSFANTILE CoEDIAL of Dr. EAIoN il
= medicine Of great Crle. rity. and the Standing 81 its
manufacturers will he ~.ufncient Euaraulre OF the care
taken ia its preparation. aud its unvaTying psTity.-
The ''BLooD FuoD'is for a class of diseases unfortu-
nate'y very prevalent IN this vicinity. AMI its hish
regulation should ensure a ready iHIEGzfiC
Conn Journal. NPSee advertisement.
For sale ry WOODS & PEW.
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Mmriaats.

In Warren. on the Both inst, al the residences
Of the brides fa'her, by Rev. W. C. Clark, Mr.
A. J. PACKARD. Of Youngstown. and Miss
LUCY S. WOODROW. daughter of W. 5.
Woodrow, Esq.
at Camps Hotel, in Warren. October 9th
1860. ley JeJediah Fitch, Justice Of the Peace,
Mr. SETH GREENE. of Fowler. and Miss So
PHIA SKINNER, of johnson, all OF Trumbull
County.
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SeCTB. CAROLINA ELE0T;os.-The men,
bers of Congress elect are John Mcqueen,
Wm. P. Mills. Lewis Mayer, II. L. Bon
ham, John D.. Ashmyer, aud YIN. W.
Boycc. The bnsterius, irc-eating Law
renee NJ. Kcitt decliHed a reelection.
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PROCLAMATION.

L /. WILLIAM DENNISON, Governor OF the
State Of Ohio. do hereby notify the qDalitsd Electors
OF the State Of OHIO 10 assemble in their respective
T Wnships AMI Wards. At thu usual places ofholding
Elections. on Tuesday, being the siNth day OF Novem'
IBERIA d lr6n.and then and tEere to proceed. as the Law
directs, - ,leett grnty-three Electors Of President and
Wee President Of the Uhit=i States, in p1TsnRaee OF
the Constitution and Laws Of the United States, and
OF This state.
In Testimony Whereof, I have heTeunto set NY
hand. aud caused thu G. eat Seal Ofths State Of Ohio
to he affixed. al Columbus, this seventeenth day Of
September. in the Year OF our Lori One Thousand
Eight Hundred and Sky. and ofthe Independence
OF The U1iieI StIies the Eignty Fifth By the Gov
eruor, WILLIAM DENNISON.
A. P. RUSSELL, Secretary ofOhio.
IO.t- 3. 1861. 5W.l
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PROCLAMATION.

A 2. Lyman. Sheriff Of TrumSnll county,
Ohio, DO hereby notify the qualiH d EIec tors Of said
county. to Assem- ls in theif respective townships. At
the usual places Of holding Elections on Tuesday.
being the 9Th day OF November A. D. leo aud then
ami there. to proceed sth= Law directs, TO elect TNen-
ty-three Electors Of Presiient and Vice President OF
the United states. in Pursuance Of tAe Constitution
and Laws Of the Uuitsl States snl Of the -tz.e ofUhiO-
Givsn under my hlnd. At the court house 10 Warren
shis IGsh DAY October l~6a. A. d. LYMAN, Sheriff
M SheriE Cfice. Warren. Oct Il, gu. 3W.
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The aggregates are as follows

The aggregates are as follows Murray
2I5.277; Stambaugh, ls9,999; Hutche.
son, 500; Sargent. 2l5,954; Backus
l90,4I+; Doherty. s.iSG; Brinkerhoff,
2l2,S54; Smith, I99, $500. S. Jour
nal.
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NOTICE

~ The undersigned has been appointed and quail
fed executor OF the last will and testament Of simpson
Cowden, late OF Gastavus, Tram5uu county. deed -
All persons having claims against said estate are re-
qussted to present the same withou. delay. and all
p-.seas indebted, are required to make immediate pay
uert- BUELL. BARNES, Executor.
lOct. 81, 1860, 3W+l
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Vote of ~0hio-OficiaI.

Below VIC give the full off ial returns
Of the election held in this State on the 9th
inst, as found on file in the ofic, of the
Secretary of State, in this city:
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The Victory N 0HIo.-The New York
Tribune, in giving the aggregate vote Of
the State, says:
Never before was the aggregate vote Of
Ohio so large; never but once was the Re-
publican majority so decided. In fact,
this is the first election in which. with
three parties in the field, the Republican
vote has exceeded that Of all others. The
following are the aggregates cast at the
most notable former elections:
1856. Fremont. Buchanan. Fillmore.
1S7,497 l7O,894 23,l2l
Fremont's plur'y. Buch. and Fill over Frem.
1868 lI,496
1858. (Sup judge Repub. Dem.
I62,9j2 $4,000
1859. Governor Repub. Dem.
lSi,502 1926
If the Dry Goods Committee have any
spare funds, VIC recommend the State Of
Ohio as a field for their investment. 1t
would readily absorb any amount, and rem
der returns equally satisfactory with those
already received from Pennsylvania, and
soon to he realized from New York.
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REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.
.Lstthere be a Large Attendance!

FHSt-t4F4C DC o 4d4SO
J. D. Cox and C. w. SMITH, Esqs., will
address the citizens of Newton Falls, on
Monday evening, Nov. 9th.
Hon. j. HUTcnISs and A. ". JONES, Esq,
viii address the citizens Of Pennington,
on Monday evening. Nov. 9th.
By ordsr of Central Committee.
c. r. HUNT, Chm.
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CPECIAL EXAMINATION y.

III School TEACHERS There will be special ex-
irinAtions cf school Teachers on Friday. Oct 2fta
Nov. 9th and e3I and Dec. 7th. lS6D. at the Court
House. Persons who desire to apply for certificates
to teach winter schools can attend some one OF the -
foresaid examinations. Private examinations can
potb be had, and 10 more public examinations will be
held until next sprias. The examinations commences
each day a. 10 O'Clock A. 81.
l0et. l., f-eOl W~HIITLBSET ADAMS.
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GUARDIAN SALE.

~ In pursuance of an Orier Of the Probate Court
Of TTumiu county Ohio. made on the end day Of
Oct A D. lrGn IN the case of Mary Drake. Guardian
Of warren A. Drake. ct al vs.. her wards the, under
sil ned will. on the 5th day Of y ID lr5O at 10
o'clock. At court house door otter a. public sale. the
folioxingd escribedr real estate. situate in the town
ship Of Rowland, county Of TTumbull. and state OF
chic. 10 VT; The undivided one third part Of the
homestead iarm Of Aaron Drake. late Of Rowland.
dec, subject to the DOVER estate Of said Mary Drake.
MARY DRAKE Guardian Of
WARREN A. DRAKE, Ct al.
Warren. Oct. q. IsGl, Iu.