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MOBILE.
I .ADIEs' R...........,.,LADrns' WINE
sPEER's WINE OF ELDER,
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sPEER's WINE OF ELDER,
Celebrated
For its wonderful and beneficial qualities as GEETLs
sFTMuLANT, TONIC, DIURETIG and sUpoRIFIG, whio
testified by Physicians and thousands of Gentle
men in all parts Of Europe and America.
AS a Gentle stimulant and Tonic,
It strengthens the Digestive ogans improving Appss
and Purifying the Blood.
AS a Dinretfe,
It inpars shealty action TO the GLANDS, KIDNEYS AMI
URINARY ORGANS very beneficial in DR0PsY, GoUT
ERUPTIyE and RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS. =o=
AS a sudorlac,
II acts the Skin, opening the and expeng in
pues by insensbe perspaon thereby driving off Eruption
and cleansing the surface giving tone aud vgor Who'll
system and BLOOMING, SOFT and HEALTHY condition
the SKIN and COMPLEXION. p=su
The Chippewa Tribe of Indfans
Have long used the Blossom and Fruit Of the Elder one
their most valuable remedies.
In Germany.
The Berries are dried and preserved by families FOR cas-
Of sickness.
speer's Wine Of Elder
Is pure from the juice Of cultivated Elder recommended r
PHYSICIANS and CHEMISTS possessing remarkable ms
dicinal properties SUPERIOR any other Wines III eoamo
use and an excellent article for all WEAK and DE.IbIpAT
I'D PERSONS, and the AGED and INPIRM, removing ALI
INSTRUCTIONS, improving the APPETITE and bensftn,
LADIES and CHILDREN.
al "A LaItes' Wine,
Because it will net ntOxicate, contains no mixture
spirits other liquors. and admired its rich peculiar fave
and nntrhye properties; impartng healthy ona to th,
STOMACH and DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
es-A wineRpss full or may be used with meals or
sny time through the day as desired.
Wegn only ask you, indngenoeto make one trial of hi
Wine.
For sale in Ney Orleans by E. j. HART Il co.. JOHN
WRIGHT CO., JAMES sYMf, Canal stresb, and by sl
principal Druggists throughout the United States.
Trade supplied az propfieor's prices.
ALFRED sPEER Proprietor.
Hy25 1ykw 2ls Broadway, New, York.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23

Steamboats,.
Arkansas, Perry, FIN Pittsbure.
Autoorat, Dunham, fm Louisville.
d il Fairehild, Faucet, I'm Cairo.
Sunny South, Richardson, I'm Cincinnati,
Imperial, Rogers, FIN Memphis.
Magnolia, Phelps, FIN Vicksburg.
Era No 6, kouns, FIN Alexandria.
Chafmer, Wilson, I'm Yieksbure.
Crosse Tete, MeQuoid, I'm Bayou Sara.
Acadia, Vincent, I'm Donaldsenvilie.
California, Myers, I'm Mobile.
Laioarche, Dugas, I'm Doualasonville.
Empire Parish, Grant, I'm Quarantine Station.
IoWboat James I. Day, Brown, from the Passes
went down Light brought up ships Rock.
land and Onward, bark Mary Hyler.
Towboat Victoria, Steele, from the Passes-towed
down and to sea on the 10th inst. ships
hrandywne and Duncan, brig Acaneia
Game up light.
Towboat Calhoun, Porter, fm the Passes-towed
down and to sea on the Goth inst, ships
Baden and Greenwood up light.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23

!. .-.srren, Gilmore &co- rs Byrne YSnce &co- 60
tfhornhilI &co--4S r i Adams &co--a1 Mcfarland
81 Barksdale-3S Harris Il Son--S3 do Thompson y
Clark-2A j B Gribbe- % J M Rhorer &co-2l do
Dodd q Bateman-2l do Payne & Harrison-20 do
A a May &co-- 10 Levi &co- Is Friedander Il
Gerson-l6 do Slaughter, Smith u Shotwell-l4 do
D Henkel &co-l4 Frierson, Conway &co- 10
McIsae &co-- IL Murphy, Sykes GEO. 10 Lewis y
Ogleshy-7 j Watt &co-7 Black 4 Byington-7
Ably & Catching Abat, Marye & Cushman--e do
Wood Il Low-4 Samuel Barret-3 Cutrer Il Harri-
SON Watt & Noble Lane, Salter &eo- do
Peet, Simms eco 2 Patton, Smith y Putnam
Levy 4 Dieter-I Thos Williams-ll0 Mcfarland
Barksdale-5S l. Adams &co-- 81 Carroll, HOY
co. 50 Thompson Il Clark 40 Thornh &eo-4o
Slaughter, Smith Il Shotwel- 80 West Y Where,
81 Stewart & James-S2 Frierson, Conway &co-34
Rotchford Brown &co-27 I II u j Ill Allen &co-
% Warren, Gilmore &co--23 Lewis oglesby-l9
Ward, Hunt &co-- is Rherer Il Iunts- II Block,
McAfee &eo--l4 Samuel Barrett Murphy, sykes
&co-l5 Watt 4 Noble 10 T Hardie &co-l2 do
PAYNE i Harrison I Fredlander 4 Gerson-7 do
Broadwell & Haynes-7 do A D Henkel &co-6 do
Wood g. Low--6 Cutrer Il Harrison-5 Gribble-
Campbell & Strong-4 do NJ Putnam--5 do NJ d
Cooper &co-3 Giliis & Ferguson--2 Walker l. Sni-
der-TotaI l40l bales cotton
N. o., OPELoUSAs AND GREAT WESTERN.
BRASHEAR CITY, October %, $780, 81 hhds
sugar IS bbls Is hf bbls molasses Sabatier-2s
do W Burbridge &co-11 hhds sugar Bellocq No
blom Eco 2S bbls molasses Lobit & Charpantier
10 bales moss Boudreau--10 do Mitchell &co--
sundries to order-Total as hhds sugar lI6 bbls 43
hf bbls molasses.
PoNTCHARTRAIN.
M0BILE--Per steamer Oregon 10 bales cotton
to Farley, Jurey eco SO do Battle, Noble &co--5
bbls naval stores gin Huntington Bro do ID
Pratt.
M0BILE-Per steamer Cafornia-142 bales cot
ton to order do Farley, Jurey &co-sundries to
order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23
Arrived Yesterday v.

Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Florida, Nelson, from Galveston, in bal
last. to ] A Mitchel-ist dist.
Ship Onward, Goembs, fm Havre ist september.
in ballast, to master-Ist dist, 3s.
Ship Rockland Smith, fun Liverpool I7th August.
to master-lst dist. 80.
Bark Mary Hyler, Hyier, 20 days I'm Boston, TO
master-lst dist.
schr Hornet, Mack, 2 days I'm Pensacola, to master
Basin.
schr Union Wave, Wade, 2 days fin Pensacola, to
nlaster-Basin -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23

New York, October ls.-Cleared for New Or
leans. bark Benjamin Hallett
New York, October IL Sailed fer New Orleans
steamship Habana, Mcconnell, via Havana cleared
man, Humphries.
Boston, October l6.s--Gleared for New Orleans.
slip John & Albert. Gerham. s''1''
Philadelphia, October I6.- Cleared for New Or.
leans, schooner Argus Eye. Nickerson.
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Liverpool, September 2a.--eleared for New Or
leans, ship Assyria, Delano.
leans, ship Arthur. -
Flushing, September 2z-sailed for New Or
leans, ship Lochinvar
Alicante, September 10. Arrived from New
Orleans, ship Lucinda, Smith,
Bremerhayen, September 2T.--Arrised from New
Orleans, ship 4 NJ Arndt.
Genoa. September 27.-Arfived from New Or.
leans, ship Hy. Clark; Guilia Farina.
Texel, September 25.--Sailed for New Orleans,
ship Joseph Bnshby.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23
Shipping NllteIIlaellte.
Cleared Yesterday

CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 70 Camp Street, )
Tuesday Morning, October 23, 1860 !
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Star Of the West, Griffin, for New York
via Havana, 8 de Wiser Eeo
Span brig Guipuzcoano, Mendezona, for St sebas.
hah, A d M Heine
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Belosv---tsonlsng yJp.$ +


Bark Lapwing, Greenman, from Matagorda, Il
Creesy 4 Farwell - -
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Railroads.

n. O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, October 20, 1Seo.-76 bales cotton to
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23

For producing Blooming Complexion, Erect and Graceful
Carriage of the Body Cheerful Disposition Removing BloeheS
and Eupens from The Face CnTing Low Spirits or Melan,
choy Dzl es Papitatien Of the Heart Pains in the Head
Back or Limbs Whites an all the various forms of Disease
produced by Suppressed Painful Irregular Menstruaton to
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23
imports.

to order.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23

es-sold by JOHN WRIGHT co., New Orleans TAIL
Last / CO.. Mobile and Druggists generally, sea II
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23
Domestic Ports.

). Per 81 steamship FLORIDA, from Galveaton-.l i in
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23

NEW YORK VIA HAVANA - Per steamship
Star Of the West-99 bales cotton Sc bbls moiasses
Z bales skins 40 pkgs mdse for New York-50 bbls
pork 100 kegs butter cks hams for HaYana.
ST SEBASTIAN Per brig Guipuzcoano- 400
pales cotton u hhds tobacco 1000 slaves.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23
IT HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWN TO FAIL

Originally compounded the purpose of bringing on Rnd
regulating The Monthly Periods of Women, which il does under
any and iii cifcumsanees Laucks Female Cordial also
p0yes the Female InvgOraor and Beauhef Known
Il has been ng Mobile ard to be equal TO
ali it has been represented.
recently 6een of Debility aud low Spirits bordering
loss m mind through apathy nnction of the womb By the
M af ifaueks Fea Cordial after all otler remedies had
failed This orean excited healthy aeten and she
restored TO heath happiness ana the society OIL her
family and friends.
Numerous equally surprising of the desperate
e cases Or have become known the pIopelors
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23

Leaves every TUESDAY at 3 . clock P. NJ.
NEW ORLEANS AND FfCKES.
s<1sg a bnrg U. s. Mail Gine--For Oonaldsonpile, Pl1
quemine, Baton Rouge, Port Hudson, Bayousara
Red River Landing Fort Adams, Natchez Water
proof Rodney, ST Joseph Grand Gulf WaTenon and Vck
butg-The GFaarner Capt. W. G. Wilson, viii
leave as above every TUESDAY 1t p NJ Returning
she will leave Vicksbarg every FRIDAY Mt u o'clock H.
D. Il. CARR0Id4 Il CO.,
ia& Agents. IS earondelet street.
The will oonneetaf Yieksburg With the
Dnysdrnn for YnAnn riEer.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23

DNIEHU s4AYNs
LIS 80 stsMAIL LINE TO gIeKsBuEe E
SATURDAY. at O'Clock, P. NJ.
3se magnificent u. S. Mail packet NgtGhBz Capt. II
enthers, Will leave for B0naiBonYlle, Psquemne .atol
Rouge Port Hudson, BRyou Sara Pod River Landing For
ADAMS Nntche2 Waterproof Rodney ST. Joseph Grand Gulf
Martsuton anu gieksburg EVERY SATURDAY, ut O'Clock
P NJ.
The steamer At CHI connects at vicksbure wits th
steamers Prince and Hope and win take freight for ar landing
the Yazoo rive- as high up Greenwood.
For freight Or passage appiy on bogr1.
TTRGINTUs @. DENTZEL,
auI6 Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23
7 1sRRAUcEx's FRMALE CORDIAL

BEAUrIFYINat-IN INy1aoRAr1Nai- REGULATING i
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23

Wsq = hurg U S. NAL Liaa-Fer DGnaidsonpilie Pima.
1emlne Baton Rouge Port Hudson, Bayou sara
Rsd q River L@pdinE foFt @ Adams, Natehez Water
burgThe Eatclez, 4, r Le4hers master viii leave
ms above every Saturday at 5 o'clock r. Ne. .
se1O 4T Garondeet street
The Nsehez connects Yckburg with the Hope
and Prince for Yazoo river.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23

n .
REGULAR EEEENVIETIE AND
lsssT Vieksburg Paeke-Thenew, very swift and
Ista55siS gifceat passenger packet Gen. Jno. A.
positively abeye for Argyle Landing GreCnye Deer
Greek Landing Point Worthngou, Carolina Iat ding Lake
Washington, Grand Lake Ashton Pitchers Point Skipwis
Landing, Slack Island Landing Lake Providence, Mtkens
Bend VcHbug, Wafrenten Grand Gulf Jeeph RedOey
Waterproof NHtchez Red River Lanang, Bayou sara Baton
Rouge and all intermediate landings For freight passage
apply on board.
a VIR6INIUs G. DEETZEL,
Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23
LOwRR MIssIssIPpI =
eglilar FRIDAY Pacset for VickHblre and the Bends
FOR LAKE E1R9VI NJ n n

FUR LAX 4 T TE O Y I ID - NJ g M.
~ =. Goodrich Landing, Milhken's Bend Duckp0rf
EIcksburg WaFrenton Neg Carthage Grand
inlf ST Joseph Rodney Waterproof Naehez
Fort Adams, Red River Landing Tnnca Morganza Point
CoHpee, Bayou Sara Port Hudson Baton Rouge Pla1ue
mine, Donadsonvle and all Intermediate andings-The new
and m sgga9t p9sseTge packet steamer Mary Keene Capt
temher ~ and leave regularly every FRIDAY AL
T. NJ throughout the For freight OF passage ap1y II
sel2if Sgents "A ~ 5tagondsiis, ~ gtii vtrae,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-23
=. 7. PARKER,
Sheriff OF The Parish of Orleans.
sEcosP lDlsTRier ooUar )UITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
OF Nev Orleans MRS. 4, D; BuEL

~ TO directed by the Honorable The second District Csa
Of New Orleans in the above entitled
sell at public auction st the City Hotel street. beweef
Camp mud Magazine afeetE, FRIDAY, the 10th day Of
November 1880, al II o'clock NJ tho following deacbedS
property wit
FFst Disirfct SQUARE 20 boundcd By Thalia Eraio5
caondsiet and Ba9nae and having front fes
ErHto street, by 148teei in depih
seizsl IN the abaFe Suit.
TERMs-iilsh tla knht. II
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NEW YORK MARKET-Apnl q.

LBT TELEGRkTHl
AsHEssIaEkoi Stosdy. sus salsr at $s.tS for pois'
FIoSRsSies 500 bills q. ssF@5sO for super state;
IS a6 for extra State; 26i55 30 TOT super WssteTn
$ common 70 med extra Nes' ein S6l5ae sy III
fr ffeh ground pping brands extra round hop Ohlo
bal viii only moderate inquiry ehi ~ for The supply OF
the eastern and local trad; eusng dali and iather heavy
CGNADIAN FIoUR-Sales Of g O bBls at S6,759
fsmron cholca extra
Rye FLOUR.-Quiet and steady Small sales a. $50
COIN REAL-NomiAally unehanged jersey $500
WHFAT-kisrkst arm; hoders insist on advance Of 2e,
tfada The market closed dull and heavy Al yetel
dsys prees Sales p 900 bus choice Chi spTag a. 81 re
pr a. 81 tS00 bns winter red Illinois At 81
800 bus white California On private t7rms
kluiet sna aleAaJ eAiee ~ 1os &c ll ssa-
ad1 TeTiSrn Il s9c 100 bus common Stlte Al 73c.
BERI.EY nALT-Hsld a. I5ds5e
CoREFirmy held q 2sse advance. bet TaIkst closed
Dun and heavy Il yeirlHyE prices. sales l9o0 bus, c
fur m1d Eoltsn; s1ss2se yellow souiherni se Nhite
WHisKY-lasrkst opened hrm and closed dull SIS so
o1rs-sIOrs as i've at tsSisso for Western, Cdn and
PORK-Hsrkst without spsoial clsnge Sales Of 52s
b1ls g &l7 s7@$fe for nsv NESS Sl ier e9 mes;
slIsl for thin neai Sl2siOr new prmsi Sz Tor
BEEF-oust and steady. sales $50 bbls at 5000
SO !or country pTiHei Ssg1bo0 Country mess - tis
Sles9 ra7ecksa Ilsssi 81 -e9e sl2 2 e55s mess
CUT MEATS-Dull and teaVy. sales q packages at
s9EAc s.ited hams sS9k for shoulders; HOO hnds dry
naIio1 sides . g..
LGRD-ouet and unclaimed. Sales Of $50 hblsat lO1<
BAcoE-ouisg salss 2ooboros short ribbed mddlss at
private tsr and 10 ooo lbs ihort clear middle. at lo
aUTrER- sslliuv At 1iCaiss for ohis Ia20c state.
CHEEsE-Stsady at n9lsc.
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WILLIAM E. AMBUSH. Piaiutia,) Ia Court q co@maa
Pleas, CuyaA0ga Coun-
STEPHEN eRIFTiN. Defendant. } y. Ohio
THE above named Defendant, Ste
u phen Griffin Is bersty notified that the 2lst Day
o. April A. D. s6o, the sAld Plaintiff hled IN said CuuT
his Position setting forth for cause Of action against said
defe0dent, that the Ih day Of April A. d 1859, paintG
brought suit in attachment before Jastes Of hg Peace
IN MD county, aglns solomon 8 Gr. end u the
De last aioTesad ssrsed the aid stephen 0En With
notice Of Ganishmeut IN the aet1u pending before said
Justice and thereafter In said action aE nansd his PLAIN
tif recovered iudnont the al day q June A ID te5o
aEainEt Nil Solomon 8 Gn, for two hunrud and iory
SIX dollars damages and costs Of rut taxed u eight and
l0i00 dol ars Whicn iudgmon s sin IN force Who
unpaid That The disclosure made b s2ld Stephen Grin
before said Jugce under MD notice Of aaTnshment
unatsactoy s this sad plaintiff thst said Stephen Grf
IN II the time Of the service Of said roco Of glnkhant
upon him had in his possession and undaT kis control
lsrEe aHol ioi rrupsiiy Del9ng1s 70 Sah solomon
{. Gtilin OF which property and Indebtedness said Ste
phen Grin aiied TO ne disclosure. Sad PetitiOn asks
sOr judgment asinst aid Stephen Grn, IN tha sum Of
Two Hundred ald F your and 10 Dollafs with inter-
et thereon from The 81 day Of June D. lsS, Ths De
fenilnt required ansWer the Allegations said petit
tion b. The 21d daF uf Iale A D. lo iufgeuf ln
be taken sganzt him By default il The above amount
'-- u J. 3. LN0E ReoLI.,
apr26.2s5 Plauttg's Ait1Tnsy.
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HIDEa !
MORNING LEADER OFFICE !

FLouR-Is more active with a decided upward
tendency. Sales to-day are 30 bbls. common ex-
ira at SIX; 90 bbls good extra at So2S zoo bis.
red extra at SIS and ssl bbls and 100 bbls. white
extra 800.
WHRAT-The market is excited, and unsettled.
The only sales arc 800 bus red from store at 81.
an advance Of &C., but still below the views Of
most holders. and car of Milwaukee at l,sO
HIGHwIEEs-Sale 25 bbls. at lsAe.
EGas-Steady at 1OS@llo,
CHEEsE-Steady ct l0ke.
OtTs-Sale 800 bus from store at CSC.
SALF-Fine is firm at ,4e. Sacks have adYan-
ced and are selling at lOc.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CHICAGO April 25th.-Clesred for Cleveland,
schooner Rsbecca With II 600 bu wheat
The bark STANDARD, whsa few miles down the
lake, yesterday, had her main rigging carried away.
She came back and anchored at the mouth of the
hsrb0r for repairs. Herald.
CORN FOR THE EAsT.-To day the barks Grace
Greenwood and Ocean Wave the brig Banner, and
the achOonern ST. Andrews, A. Bust Yorktown,
Alfred Grenada, Mansfield aud Cuyahoea cleared
for lower ports, taxing in the aggregate l54.7ll
ba1hsls Of eorn.--tress.
Corr roB THE EAsT.-The schooners Yankee
Blade. 4. j. Rics. and Resolute, for Buffalo: and
james NaFa9h tor OEEego; cleared to-day with an
ararerste Of e5 SIS bushels Of corn. The schooner
Echo ElEes 1857 busaels Of wheat for Buffalo
THB scHooEEk WHIRLEIED-This vessel,
which was The bar at the foot Of Division street,
was got OF yesterday afternoon without sustaining
any serious injury and brought into port by the
tug Ward--FTess 2s.
DE1Ro1r APRIL 25TH.-Gapt. Glazier, In-
apeoicr Of he Home and Eta Insurance COmpa-
1les, g0es % on The Dart this afternoon with
blocl1 l1d haHserB % get OF the tug 8. G. Ives
41ncra Eeer lla-ep port 1iIbEae.
FHoN zlIE e1R1Irs-Ths Montgomery arrived
lsst evening. C1pt Nicholson reports to the Ads
Verti5sr lhal TIE oIloWing Vessss were at South
Naniton on Tuesday night BarkE Badger State,
Sunshine, David A0rris, schooners Oliver Culver,
Thcrnlon, Live Oak, Grape Shot, O. p. Williams
ne orapoIts the s. II. Lathgcp ashore near the
Straits. HaF captain kad gone to Maekiuac fo1
ail, BAT Capt n doubted Ehether be had been able
% reach there, on account cl the heavy sea. Her
bottom 6 stove and six feet Wster in her She
was bound uD With l000 bbs water lime, and was
on ahoui IS miles below Cheboygan, on stony
shore she went ashore Friday night in fog
This & doubtless the vessel which We reported
ashore a few days since On the authority Of Capt
krink, Of ihe Peoria.
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NOTICE-IN PURSUANCE OF A
IN docrotal order issued from the Court of Common
Pleas of CuyahOga County Ohio, in case in which James
C. Prentiss plaintiff Alvin A Turner, et al defend
ants 70 Greeted shall expose for sale At the door Of
the Court House. Of Seneca and Champain streets
the city OF Cleveland said county the 2lst day Of
Nay, 1850 at O'Clock P NJ, Of ssid day the following
described lands ard teuemGnts, to wit.
Situate in the city Of Cleveland. Cuyahosa county, and
State Of Ohio the west side Of Cuyshoga vsr that
"a II Of Cleveland which formerly Ohio City and
bounded 5lowB beginning at the intaSectOa Of the
north line Vermont street, with tha west line OF West
street thence norherly along sid West street TO Wash
igon street thence westerly along Washington street GO
eet thence souherlY parallel with West street to Yer
thence easteriY along said Vemsnt street. 10
the place Of beginning. AppTNsed al S3.toc.
p w BINGHAM, Master Commissioner.
LOREN PEN Mss. Plainth,a AttInsY ap20.lsi
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY OR.

elALH Mt LA4 II u Il OLl~
10 DER OF COURr.-On the 4h day Of May. 1850
10 O'Clock A. NJ, on the premises IN the township OF
HTscksviie CuJahuga coufy Ohio. VIII be ltod 70 the
highest bidder thre8 fourth interest," subject 70 the dow
er Interest Amira Clifford ther in the following de-
ribed real esate asthe prODey Of the minor heirs Of
Foster Baker, dcce9sed, TO wit Situate Ia SAID taWn1p
Of Br6cksvie. and known as part OF Lot No 46 IN said
township and bounded a. follows. Beginning 1iroa east
OF the northwest Of said 0 thence south eat
"a chains % Inks thence north so east 50 chasns SIX
links the no Of said lot; thence north l6o y
chains the northeast OF sad lot thence west
tie north line Of said lot "a reds i6 links TO the Of
land owned By Polly Edgett; thence sCoth 1ko east II
chains G2k nks thence west Ho south chains 60 links;
thence moth M west II cb1ins 62S Inks 70 the north line
Of said 0I; theuca west the nl nh line Of aid ot e
chains and nAs % tbs place Of BEGINNING Containing lis
and eqrqds Of and. be the same more OF leles
Also her piece Cf laud situae in tad t0Enzip Of
BrscksTde, and known part of lot No. l and boune
follows Commencing chains IS links south of The
uOh line Of said lot and u rods east Of the VEST line Of
said lott thence south poael with The west hue Of sld
Lot IS 30 the south line Of said ot thence east the
south line Of sni0 lot 70 George Bs northwest corner
thence north parallel with the west line Of said lot No g
far mersect line commencing At he place mined
the first Of these boundaries, and running ~
north east themes said line TO the place Of be-
ginning; contaiuing "A acres and ~ reds Of land.
The whole Of the Above described premises appraised at
Se23 &C.
ance N sx months thuoafter-
Gundlm Of the minor heirs Of Foster Baker deeeeled
Cleveland, Ohio, Apul q, l9d0. aPr4:8l
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r FGAL NORTHUMBERLAND having


.T EGAL AOTIOE.-Default having
IL besn made and the arHl party hagiag failed 70 pfg
the rEalmen which fel due Noreu Der first, lst2 on the
contract entered into NoYsmber 2e 1853 belWesn John
bzwanG, partyO the hrst part, and Hiram stone
~ the second prt, for sale By the secOad party
the first party, OF subdivision lot No 100 IA Hiram $40 es
addition 10 Ohio q. and CleV0and cumposad Of part
Of original lots Nos 50 and and IS Ia Brokyn township
CuyahogO County, Ohio And doDlt having been made,
and The first patg having failed TO pay ths ins.ament
which fell due Noysnber hrSt ls9 on ne contract en-
Il The first par and Hiram stone party OF the second
for the sale bY the second party % the hist party
subdiF lot No rs, IN Hiram stones addition 70 Ohio
CITY and Cleveland composed Ct original lots Nos 0 and
@ in BrUokyOn township, Guy haga County, Ohio AND
Dsfaul wing been made aud the hra party having fall
ed to the instament VIII ch fell dne November nti
1858 the entered mo November IS, 1873, be-
Henry Dsagls party Of the first part and Hiram
Stone, party Of the second part for the sale bg tho second
party, 70 the FIRST party. Of subdysioa lot No M IN III
stones addition TO Ohio City and Cleveland, com
posed Of pan Of original lots Nos 3 and g Brooklyn
township, CuYahOga County, Ohio. And default having
been and the first par having failed to the IN
entered INTO December 3 1853 between Henry Brand
party OF tbs INST part and HI IN Stune party o. the sec
OHd part for the sale By the second party e tbs t party
Of bdViNOn No 81 Hiram Stones addition 70 Ohio
City and Cleveland composed Of part Of original lots
Nos IS and s. IL Brooklyn township, Cuyahoga unity,
said 10 the undefsgned Notice s hereby given
that in pursusncs Of the power contained N said con-
Tracts the undersigned WILL the 18th day OF Nay leO
a 10 O'Clock A. NJ Of said day. Rt the door Of the Court
House, corneT Of Champlan and Seneca streets In the
city Of CleVe and Duyahoge county, Ohio, sell ~ public
aulon each Of said lots Of land ard the en
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