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The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-05-17
The Majority Platform.

Tho sfr.a .,;,,, ,,r4,, c..,. ,;.. c..
-, 'o. 0A'u os
nesoseea, inat toe piatform adopted by the
..:,n nGoI.a.S ~ ". parry AZ Clncinnsu pe amrmeo'
WIZ E..1 .1e iU.o"s WL. eAplanasory resoluTons:
,rs.':-i 10 sne sovG.nulen. y! Ae!ltoEy
ons uy au ac. :. Goagless ;s pros'sUna
.;.ans ~ az a..s .ss sAs'enoe a.. ~
ot., " .ae .hsu na.e ~ e4ual I!gn'
:S HeSsie mi.n sns.. p'ope1y ~ tue Aelttory'
VIII. "ssnoas LIZ S.'ne. ~ person. VI plo-
g;s, u.g Mg:.;o Gesno 1u ~ ufe" ny oongres-
e'vra. H.1 =, AGil.ot"i MI :. . .esssl".on.
.. noU.amnas =. ~ ~ -, 10 ne Iuty ol tne Ieoerai
th" s;nh.s u = ~ ..e asIal.en.s, ~ ProIec'
.Is a y & ps,suns anu properly IN tne ler
anthor;tr nu ax,onds eAs' A'e eoue''u"on"'
MS;.y Tn"t w. A.. o..,.
1;n ~ oIata mueA ss.e .ue ses.;e.e ~ s1s
cons,;f,t;a, + ~ y ,otn n.a.e
ooa a,,a W. lsus VI s9vsIe.sn.y com
nto the n;ag thau s.naI 'y .ne., ;
.hs w. n'c, ~ '"ey st.nu W "n squ"y WIN
panized ouoht tn he admitted into tho fadera,
Union, whether its constitution prohibits or re-
cognlzes the e. institution OF slavery.
ssoeteu W. ~ la' .ie M pa,ty Sre M IN
on such terms as shall be honorable to ourselves
and just to Spain at the earliest practicable
moment.
Loft IN c,,1 oF kkn
Fugitive Slave Law are hostile in character.
subversive Of the Constitution, and revolution
ary 10 their G etect;
Meso'.e, a:as ~ :ac nenociacy VI tne onlteu
this government to nrotect the natnralizes cit;.
zen in all his rights. whether at home OF in for
e!gn lands, to the same extent as its native born
o'.tvuus, Wurnr.s nm oe 4.o ,,,.o. ,ooo.o:,;o -
the age. in nolitical. commercial. nostal and
military point of view, is speedy communica-
.!on pe1weeh Tue racine ana Atlahtic coasts;
Ps.o,nsd - That tho N.t;oro, omoorot;c rortu
do hereby pledge themselves to use every means
in their power to secure the passage of some
Diil' 70 tne extent OF tner constitutional autho-
c;d, Ra;roo5 frnn, Tho M;ss;ss;,,,,; p;uon - ~
Pacific Ocean, at the earliest practicable mo-
ment.
We should like to see the man who can fairly
find any fault with the above platform. 1t sim
ply recognizes an equality of rights between
cltlzens-nothlng more. 1t simply states that
| citizen OF the United States, born in Alabama
or Texas, is just as much entitled to the protec-
ton OF his government, If he goes where the
federal jurisdiction extends, as if he were na-
tive OF New York or Massachusetts,. That is
all. 1t leaves the question Of ''slavery" to be
determined by popular sovereignty" when
State constitution is formed and when sover-
eighty commences. Is there anything terrible
in this! And yet the northern, free negro
States voted it down, thus virtually saying
that ii a southern man dares to step his foo,
into the federal Ierrltory--on soil purchased
by common blood and common treasure--hf
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-05-17

The Paris ladies have taken to swimming ns
fashionable amusement II will now be quite
easy for Partisan gentleman to get iakduek
Of q wife.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-05-17

4~The following touching lines are from
the pen Of the celebrated DR.. Chalmers. In al
most every household there are tender memories
Of the little boy or the little girl that died
memories readily awakened and not easily lul-
led. We give the lines without further preface:
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-05-17

you would enjoy your meals, be good ma
tured. An angry man can't tell whether be Is
eating boiled cabbage Or = Stcwcd umbrella.
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-05-17

18- Polteness is like an air-cushion-very
soothing though there's nothing in it.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-07

HIGHWIGES-Have declined to 9l5la2ac.
HOPS-Prime New York hops, growth Of '59, are
Offering at l4c
LIME-White Lime 81; OsWego Water Lime
Sll28l ,25 Sandusky Hydraulic Cement 8, ,259I. SO
LIQU0RS-Brandies sell as follows: Jules Ro-
bin S59S6; Champagne s4,5O@5; A. Seignette SEQ
s2,25 American 45c95Oc; Catawba $3.50; Do. in
cases 50. Holland Gin slal ,95; American 45a6Oc
METALS-Are steady as follows: Tin plate per
box s9,75a1.75i Tin pig per cwt. s35asSsi Lead
pipe, 6,75s7, IS; lead bar Sass.
MEAI-Corn meal is selling for city consump-
ton at 81 so per cwt.
NAILS-Are steady at former prices. We quote
them s., ,25a9, so per cWt. for assorted.
0ILS-Are quiet as follows: Linseed 62a63c: No.
I lard s5cassci No. 75a7se; machinery 75asI 90:
whale 75a7sc.
POTATOES-Shippers are paving 35s4Oc-the
latter figure for Neshannoeks.
PR0VISIONS-Ness pork is held at a nominal
advance; dealers asking Sl65ea$I7. Buyers are in
market at-sl6, but no one is willing to sell. Lard
has sold at 1Oc for common No. I. Hams are stea-
dy at lie, and shoulders at 75lc for eity-cured.-
Dried beef is selling at Zoe,
SALTS steady at g. 40 for fine; 81, ,4Oa1, so for
coarse, and sa94c for sacks.
SEEDS-The demand ior clover has been good,
with decline of 3a on the inside figure Of last
Monday, We quote it 81, ,45a4,5O. Timothy is firm
and wanted at3.25.
TALLOW-Beef tallow is worth &c, and mutton
talloW &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-07
The Proposed southern Conference.

The Richmond Enquirer is awfully in the
dumps. It declares there is great danger that
the trsasonable mission Of Mr. Memminger will
be defeatsd-that opposition from men and
quarters never dreamed Of has shown itself,
and that the fate of the Union is involved in
the question of Southern Conference Worst
of all, the Enquirer says the consequences Of
rejecting the request of South Carolina will
be ''to strengthen our enemies and weaken our
friends, to paralyEe the conservative arm of the
North, and to nerve with redOubled energies
the fanatcism Of New England" What
calamity
1t is gratifying to note sign of returning
sanity in the Virginia General Assembly, as
evidenced by the disposition to let the South
Carolina disuniOnist go home a disappointed
traitor. The VIginians correctly argue that in
the event of dissolution and civil war, they
will bear the brunt of the contest; and Wash
iugtou letter states that after the refusal of the
South Carolinians to vote for McCenand. a
Virginian said that he would sooner trust Mas
ssehusetts than SOuth Carolina.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-07
NEW YORK MARKEr-Feb. c.
tallOw &c.



AshssSarket steady, with sales al S52s for pots, and
Foarsalss Of 5oo bbls at for super state;
IS 2sh25 for extra State S4959500 for super western
S5l6a531 for common TO mBd extra Westerr S56sb Is
1r fresh ground shipping brands extra round no DO
Market dull and prices without material change CloOing
quiet but firm
Canadisn Four-Dull and unchange Sales GO bbls
e5i0G6,70 common 10 choice extra.
Rye Flour-In moderate request at $3,759445.
Buckwheat Flour-Plenty and dull at $l75SSls7& per
Com ATeal-Dul and unchanged. Sales 100 bbs Jersey
whisey-Demand moderate and prices without material
change. Sales SO bbs at sc.
Wheat-But little doing and prices without chance Of
importance. Shippers not in the market to any extent
buyers refuse TO purchase except for pressing wants
Sales Of good white Canadian AZ UA "a and white Ca1or
Rge-Seady and unrhaugrd Sales Is 900 bus Prime
Barley-lu good supply and dull at 70,0s2.
harley MalB-In moderate request ~ 80 ass.
Canadian Peas-ln limited request at 79gS9.
COMA shade fmer. but the 3emand il by no meaus
active sales l6oOO bush at ss2 for new white and yel-
oaS-Ia moderlts request at l4lsc for Canadian, west:
Po-Soarcsly so active but prcs unc Sales 300 bbls
Sl7Z9SI7,3i for old mess; SlegSlsl2 for new do SlI
tJr new thin mess S29Sl22 for old prlmei SlshIsS4
Besf-LefG active and unchanged sis $50 bb az Sa4
country prmei S5d5, 3 country ness S9d9Zb repaeked
mess Sl060l1lt. 90 extra mess.
Beef Hams-Quet, with small saes Sl2 for State and
Total stock Beef Feb lst, 1887 bBls same time last
month, Sl3le bbls; same date last year, GILL bbls.
Pressed Bogs-FHmer. Sales Westsm al 71S,9s2<, aud
Sc for Jersey.
IWool-D1 and in favoI Of buyers without any material
sne IN prices Sales $500 lbs fleece at s66 for med.
LsTd-SieadT. Sales Of go bbls at lclCarc
TaloW-Dun and unchanged
Butter-Pleuy and dull; llll5c for Ohio aLd l5g20c
for state.
ChSese-Fair demand at s9lIkc.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-07
Mrs. HELEN NJ. WRIGHT, NTatron.
Nh. LEVI BUTTLISS, Business Assistant


Parents arc assured that while boarding pupils conbu
much than Day pupils to the support the peTmanency
and success 81 he institution We are enabed by system
attic arranReEt Of their time their study, their
tIon and N weir withdrawal from the aluremens and in-
serrupons aud society," to do vastly more and bet
ter for them than for day pupils and ard 70 them
therefore, hoped that all who come from abroad viii
enter az boarding pupils and that citizens OF Cleveland
will they make i convenient to do 80, send
their daughters boarding pupils thus advancing the pros
perity and usefulness Of their oc Institution Of which
they should, and JUSTLY be proud and al the same
time be more than repaid, by the greater
No psins will be spared to render their connection with
the Institution both pleasant and pr1 able II will be the
constant care and effort Of all in way connected with
the Of the Institution, to the highest
possible advantages in all departments OF athorough and
liberal education.
attend Instrumental Mnsic Vocal Music French Draw
ing and Painting these departments are sundeT the
charge Of teachers who devote themseVey 70 their
sDecte denaItmeus and have thus attained high degree
Of exc sllence.
Mons subit native Of Paris ne scholar and superior
ugui being teacher by prnesslon teaches with care
and precision rarely Observed and he resides in the Sem
mary, his pupils have the best possible opportunity Of
Learning to speak the language correctly ind with huency
5 ~ s5Sbsb az home bnt no dsd 1cii,p vii
be made from the bills Of SUCH expense Is thereby
saved to the Seminary, and indeed We greatly prefer to
have al remain with us without interruption through the
Day pupils desiring the services Of the Omnibus from
their homes 70 the Seminary and back be accOmmoda-
ted AZ Tae By applying al the OmriDus once,
Citizens and Others are invited to call and sxane the
institution and is beautiful surrounding and satisfy them
selves that adyantess superior 10 those here offered
uotto beIoundin this country.
TERMs:-FOT Board and Tuition per Term Of Twenty
Weeks 500 For Tuition Of Day PGDils, from SIS $40
Bills eole N adraace No pupils received for less than
For further information and admission, address
deele s. N. SANFORD, PriHeipal
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Sheriff and Master commits si5nar
VAN buren, CHASRERLIN, Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS.

MASTER s SALE.-PURSUANT
4LL TO the command Of decretal order OF sale from
lhe C99Ft 81 CnnIlan Psls o. GqSahIosa LOu ~ sns
against Joseph Chamberlain aud Others to me dIected
Court House. (coner Of Seneca ana Champlan sreotS)
the CITY of Cleveland the twenty day Of EeG
parcels OF lana situate the township and CITY Of CleVe
land in the county Of Cuyahega and state OF One viz
in John NJ Wooseys subdivision Of city lots,
bered ON one Numbered ts-six to hundred sixty.
seven all inclusive Of the original allotment Of the v
age Of CleVe and and bounded follows, tO-wit Com
street I rods vide, at the southeast corner Of lot No.
slIysiH and running thence on sad north side Of Eucd
with Euclid street TO point The original line OF the ten
acre lots 50 eSled (northery about twenysx rods By
westerly (abou rods by estmaton) the northeast
10 The norh-east corner OF lot No sixty SIX fvtbreS
links; and thence on the east ns OF sd lot NO sxtysI
sniyeish and half Inks sid lots being more partieu
larry described the Of said sgbdvson rec
conveyed subject 10 the ou that the dwe ing house
houses which may be erected on the sameha he psced
at the distance from Euclid street the house
b1iIdGcs a Be sTeied or 5Iacsd thereon nearer 70 Az
Euclid street than the said Hoadey house, until after the
Both day of October A. D. ISL Also, one other certain
@ Saa % Da 9sta e acre o s' s 9
Parker Handy Of Samqe Dodge, July 2h d, ls49 and
erF line of said lot whee the eastery line of land rur
chased by said Parker Handy OF John d WCosey inter-
secs said lot line thence norhesteTly along the ne Of
sad lot to the Roher corner Of said Handy lo thence
running southBfy aud parallel with the line
of said Hlndy lot hallinteIsect ssid first mentioned ne
the place OF beginning, being land ded by Par
ker Handy to Joseph Chamberlain, recorded in Cuya
hoga County Records April g. 1855 vol 75 pages GIG and
6l7; aspprlised at S&3500
Parcel No. wo The whole of lot number of Cases
survey addition to Cleveland including portion Of
lanj BurchaseI Of Kelley waworth to fiji out The point
OF said otthe whole co nposing DaralelogTam Of fifty r.
front on Pit sfush street, and ten rods bounded
eIy by Oreaard Alley north BY land fora ery owned
by Kelley and MaWOrh esstery bV Pittsburgh street and
south by lot No. two decided Patty Bidwes heir; the
front Cases pan recorded Book o. page AL Pitts
bugh street, runs thIyeVeR feet fopr Bnd one fOnr in
chss the balance Of the front obtamed from Kelley
and WalwOrth; appraised at 5000.
Parcel No. Three Also other lot known lot No
four hundred sxtynine in Kelley Waworhs subdiVis
ion Of part Of the Waworth Farm called in said city
Of Ceveland said lot being fifty feet front Pittsburgh
street. which said street is the eastern bOundaT of said
lot; and extending between parallel lines night
angles with said Pittsburgh street, ten rods to alley
rod in width, be the less but subject al
legal highways appraised at 81 zoo.
January 2, 1850 HENRY G. ABBEY,
RANNEY, BACKUs NOBLE, Master Com'r.
Pitts Attys. ian27:272 |
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-07


At Cleveland with sVeland and Toledo, Cleveland Co
umhus q Cncnua CleFelaud and Eria. and Clsvu
and Plttshurel RailT 4 Is.
Al soloL with hacks to Chagrin Falls sc.
At blautua with hacks Tor RavBnna, &e.
Al BraceVils with hacks 70 NeWsoT Faiis ke
A. Wansu with hacks 70 Sharon GIesnfsld hIsadviIls
BlCUmfeld Camfsld &C.
At Youngstown, with stages for New Castle Poland
Lowell and ElOn Valley, and thence b. P =. W. GC 3.
B. TO Pittsburgh.
CHAs. L. RHODES. supt.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-07
CHERTFFS SALE.-PURSUANT

CHERIFF'S SALE.-PURSUANT
~ TO the command Of order Of sale, issued from the
Court Of Common PeaS of Cuyahoga county the suit
John Madden, plaintiff against Beden Seymour, defend
ant to directed shall offer for sale st public auction
Al the door Of the Court House corner Of Seneca and
Champlain streeisl in the city Of Cleveland, in said
county. the 7tl day OF February 1850 at O'Clock P
of said day the following described lands and tene
meuis to w traTt lot Of land situate in the City Of
Cleveland which is also in the county Of Cuyahoga and
is kn0vnhy City Lot No 9) ninetean in that part Of said
City recently known as the GUY Of Ohio in Hiram stones
subdivision Of original Lot No seventy 0 and is situated
Hicks street being 40l ortg feet front said street,
and running back 70 an alovn AppraiSed at $500 co.
J. ] KIRK PIfTfg ATTY isnis.77O
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-07

n Crawford is one of the most thriving
counties of the State, Bueyrus live, flourish
ing town, and the enlarged Bucyrus Journal
capital home and Republican paper.
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NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
Mt CO.'S EXPRESS,
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.

NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
Comprising tho following efcszt and reliable Lake
Lines:
Daily to DUNKIRK AND NEW YORK
Daily to sANDUSKY, TOLEDO AND DETROIT.
IIi-Wsskly TO ooGDENSBURGH, OSWEGO, BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND.
Tri-Weekly 70 CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE,, MACKI
MAC and intermediate Ports
q Property consigned or delivered to our care will 70
ceIye prompt and careful attention and Dispatch
" Passenger viii be tieketal through l al dfrsetiopI
at the lowest rates
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Roll ROa0s.
lS50--6O.
IIsI'Iaad, CoI1nbRI Cincinnati Railroad

-N-A-~ - |. UlMJlNnEtl nlllIunN
kffi rz. p
- -
WINTER ARRIN0FNfTF
N AND AFTER MONDAY Nov.
~ a. 1859, Passenger Train leave Cleveland ~ ~.
Is5 A. ~ CINCINNATI Ezprgss, stoppirr az Berea Graf
- - lem Shelby, auda al stations south a. SbeIi,t
~ d Cincinnati Ngnt Pass ger, sto11frr II
tlons between Cls8slaud and iIsiiio1 rn5 -
CerdlngtOn and Delaware; slso IrI5r55,i1- =.
leave passengers a. an stations s1uth al r. ~,
CONNECTIONS.
shelly, banduskY, Mansfield ald Newark Railroad fo
ldansiieid DIT Vernon, Newark, ZaneEyille ~
Cisa'ilha, Pittsburgh p Wa7ne and Chicago Railroad
I9r Foref lpPersanduskY, Delph0s, Lima, FE
Wa{nsi laporte, Chicago, &C. west, and EaEs
49,. ier mansleld, Wooster, biaRsiIl0n, &C.
oA ana bslelOntainB Railroad Line for Marion, Belle
i9nLains, Sidney Union, MlDcis, Iadianapolil
4e5Is aaqte, Ilesa sanss, EvansTills, L0uiETills
psAHA siIon and Cincinnati Liae, for gprinzfsld q
Dayton, hamilian, Cincinnati. Hichroud In
eial9polis, IeIse Haute, So Louis &c; and a
ClnelHnatl with the Ohio hIssisEiuui Raii-
81 ioI A-oulsflss and an points the Ohio
Columbus Lit;lo Miami and Columbus, and xsnia Ral
Tgea! ioS Aenia Dayton, Indianapolis, Terro
haut9 81 LOUIS, MORROW, L0gelsud and Cin-
cnnaiL and Withthe Ohio ard BIisgigsiosi Rail-
TQad az Cincinnati for Louisville EvansTIls
Caro- 50 Louis, and apoiufg On the Ohio river
Colulbus, Central Ohio Railroad for Newark ZansgTis
Wheeling, &c; Columbus, Piqua a1i Tndia1a
Railroad for Piq1a, Urbana- ae
q Nor Tickets % ali ponts and information auplT Al
the Union Ticket Ohce 81 5uperorSrsst, attks Pas
senssr Station.
Clavaland Nov u 1850
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-07

BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
S.N. SANFORD, A. n, PRINCIPAL,
Natural and Moral Sciences.
Mrs. NJ. L. H. SANFORD,
Associate Principal.
SAMUEL ST. JOHN, IL D.,
Natural History and Physiology.
Miss LINDA T. GUILFORD,
Mathematics and English Grammar.
Miss JULIA S. HOPKINS,
Rhetoric, Criticism, and English Literature.
Miss HANNAH B. SMITH,
Latin Greek and History.
Miss JULIA L. HUGGINS
Arithmetic, Geography and History.
Miss SARAH A. NOBLE
Mrs. s. C. BARRETT,
Mrs. ELIZA SHEPHERD,
Vocal Music.
Mons. FERDINAND SUBIT, NJ. D.,
French Language and Literature.
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WM nj sIMMONDS,
Administrator estate Of John T. COckbu deceased
IaunI nInnLn N. lam r.n e..-Ln.
OHERTFF5S SALE-PTIRSTANT

~ 10 the command Of n order Of sale, issued from
the Court Of Common Pleas OF CuyahOga County, at the
suit OF Reuben G. Hunt Dlanh against James C. Hears
deit directed shall osr sale at the door Of
Ceurt House (cOrner Of and Chsmpau treetsl
the city OF Cleveland IN said county. the l7th day Of
February 1861 at O'Clock p NJ. of said dsV. the low
ing described lands and tonemens to wit; Situate the
township Of Cleveland, in the Connecticut Western Re
tue State cf Ohio and which Is also in the
~ Of CuyahOga and is ncwn By being part Of City Lot
number two hun red and eighiyfour (2a in WieyVlle
Allotment called in that part Of the City Of Cleveland
which formerly Ohio City and is bounded follows
North By Lot No 2I7 East by alley; sOuh by
line parallel with tfe Nerh line and % feet dis there
from; and West BY BrainaEd street; being the Moth half
Of said Lot No. d. and % feet front said BTahaTd
street. lt6 92 feet depth alley; be the same
more or less. Appraised at $40 90.
L. L, WIGHTIAN. ShenA.
r. g. HUNT. p. P. Atrg. janl6:270
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NHERRIRF AND MASTEK G0M

GHERRIEF AND MASTER COM
~ MISSIONER'S SALE. Pursuant to the csmmand
of order nf sale issued the Court OF Common Pleas
Of Cuyahosa County at the suit of Lew +. Jackson
Planth, against Hurlet y. Pare ct al Defendants TO
directed sha Usr for sale at pubic auction at the
door Of the Court House coruerC Seneca and Champlan
streets) in the City Of Cleveland in said county the
2h day OF FebusIy l6O a. O'Clock p NJ Of SAID day,
the following described lands and tenenents to wit:
situate in the township Of Brooklyn the same
originally existed beig number seven (7 in the tliT-
Reserve in the State of Ohio and which also in the
county Of Cuyahoga and known by being the undvid
ed fourth part of lot of land known part Of lot No
tytnTee, and situated in the Northwest Of said
lot SO, and bounded as follows;
Beginning post in said Northwest corner. and run
ming South the lot line 80 rods stake; thence East
seveuty-eight rods stake; thence North gty-iwo
freight rods the Tacs Of beginning containing about
forty acres. Appraised at S2500 90.
Also undivided fourth part Of the following descb
ed LOtbelng part of lot number tytwO. bounded. Be
ginning the Southwest Of said lot No. 81 aad
thence running North ten and IS 100 chains 10 the centre
Of County ROad thence North IS o5 East twenty and
-O0 chains along the centre of said ROsd thence South
eighteen 100 chains to hickory post the
of the enOe thence West nineteen and 20 100 chains 10
the place Of bssnnng Combining twenty aud l0l
by the survey Of G. W. Marsh excepting therefrom
niece the Westerly side about esh acres formerly
sold Thomas Peckam By Phillip Barnel, and except
ing adjoining the North East part of the said
piece and being twenty rods on the and eight rods
wide, formerly eedsd By ssid Barne u B. F. Tyler and
fronting said road eighty rods se the more less
but subject 10 all lssa highways AgnEssa at 81 OO.
d, l. WIGHTMAN,
Sheriff and Master q uinmis sionef.
VAN buren, & CHASRERLIN, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-07

Edgar Huidekopsr Plaintiff VS. Beden Seymour Eleanor
H Seymour Smith Griffith, R. V. Yates, Asa Mssssn-
ger, The Manufacturers Bat at Birming ghsm Connee-
ticut, X. l.. Russell, Defendants.
In he Court Of Common Pleas Cuyahoga County Ohio,
Smith Griffith of New York State, and tbs hanufaotu
rers Bank at Birmingham, Connecticut will take notice
that the ainf above named did the I'd day Of Feb
rua 1900 ME hls petition in said Court against the above
cd defendants setting forth that the said Beden Sey
mour did on the lh day OF January 1851 execute to him.
the plaintiff bond for the payment Of IS 900 and interest
az ten per cent per annum, payable seml-annuayand
praying for against the said Belden Seymour for
$500 and interest per $3.50 FROM July
leo and interest ten cent IS 80 from Janusry
lst 1853 Fnd said petition sets forth thH said
IN said bond mentioned the said Beeen Seymor and his
wife, Eleanor H. Seymour did said 18th day of Janua
ry ISL execute and deliver 70 said plaintiff mortgage
on City lots Nos. ard in Hiram stones subdivision Of
part Of origin al lot No 20 in Ohio City being each 50 feet
fron on Pearl rect also Lots aud in said St0nes
subdivision Of the Ward Orchard in Ohio City and being
each t0teet on said Pearl street, and l2s feet deep.
And that since the giving Of said mortgage, the said de-
fsudanis, the hIsnufaCturers' Bank and Smith Griffith
have claim to have interest in SAID real estate
and the d petition asks for orer Of sale Of said prem
ises and that the proceeds Of such sale Re applied
payment OF such Judgment. Tho said defendadts, he
Manu-. .cturers Rank and Smith Griffith, notified that
they required 10 appear and said petition
before the third Saturday after the 18th day Of March
next.
Dated February I'd. 1850. CARTIER & THAYER.
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