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The Duke Of Argyle does not approve of
woman appearing on platform in public
unless she is going 10 be hanged, when it is
unavoidable.
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A runaway nun has been one of the visi-
tors at Saratoga Springs during the late
season.
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When men BY age fail in their sight and
hearing, they had better console themselves
with the thought that they have seen and
heard quite enough. @
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ISAAC S1iLENKER ALEX. SHLENkER
L. SHLENkER Il BR OTREA-,
DRY GOODS AND GROCERY

DRY GOODS AND GROCERY
MERCHANTS.
CORNER OF CATAHoULA AND SICILY STREETS.
HARRISONBURG
rT Keep constantly supplied with large and
carefully selected stock, which we offer on inviting
terms. Consisting of
Plantation Dry Goods in endless uariety.
READY MADE CLOTHING;
BOOTS AND SHOES;
HATS AND CAPS;
TIN, WOOD, GLASS, and
QUEENSWARE; HARDWARE,
CASTINGS, &C., &c.
FAMILY GROCERIES, full supply. l..
Jan. 4, 1860
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A lady expressed great alarm at being kis-
sed by her husband, lest some one should see
them and'conclude they were not. married.
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A f1irt is like a dipper attached to hv
drant-every one is at liberty to drink from
it, but no one desires to carry it away.
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Aspet lap-dog having bitten piece oat Of
a mans leg, .he heartless mistress exclaimed:
'Peor Ponto. hope it won't make him
uck"
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Why should = falsehood be considered
good authority! Because it can be reiie,
on
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The world is ruled BY three kings-Cssl
Commerce and Calico,
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EVANS HOUSE.

at the WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
which he has entirely renovated and furn-
ished with neat and new furniture, and pre-
pared everything in general for the accom-.
mediation of Travellers and the Public gener.
aly, who may wish to visit that well l-known
place for amusement and recreation during
the coming season. His Table will at ali
times be supplied with the best that can be
obtained in the market. His rooms are large
and comfortably furnished. His Bar will at
all times be supplied with the choicest wines,
liquors and cigars; and he will in few days
have up new and splendid Billiard Table.
1t may not be amiss, for the information
Of those who are not acquainted, to say, that
the Evans House is situated on beautiful
rising ground, about one hundred yards North
Of the White Sulphur Springs, situated in
the Parish Of Catahoula, State Of Louisiana,
and about twenty-five miles from Alexan-
dria, and thirty-three from Harrisonburp,
on the public road leading from Natchez By
Alexandria TO Texas, and is located in the
'',;;-h anu healthy pine woods, about one half
mile from Trout Creek, where the finest Of
trout-fshing will afford the greatest amuse-
ment for those who wish to anuse themselves
in that way. The undersigned Acknowledges
his gratitude to his old friends and the pub
lie in general Cor the patronage bestowed up
on him during the time be done business at
the White Sulphur Springs Hotel, and earn
estly solicits a liberal share Of patronage
at the Evans House. where be will be always
ready and willing to receive and accommo-
date all who may favor him with call.
JOSEPH P. WARD.
April II, 80. 6:42tf.
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there '' conciseness and poetry in the
following epitaph that it is pleasant to re.
member, and may serve as model:
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The prettiest trimming for a womsn's bon
is good -humored face.
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Here lies
Elizabeth Wise,
She died Of thunder sent from Heaven
In l777."
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Q r Fl o P IEDIC INFIRM AIRY.
Under THE DIRECTION Or
.DES. chopin AND SCHUBERT,
No. 2lo Carondelet street, between Girod
and Jui;a streets, New Orleans. La.
rHE undersignes have opened and furnished. in all
L it's necessary de..ils, an Institution under the
above name rthe Special Surgical treatment of all
Deformities of the body, bor and acqur-
ed, such as Ciub-foot, Club -han are-p, Ceft.pal-
ate, Wryneck, Distortions of the Sph or Joints An
chyIosis Disocations, Contractions h~~a Burns,
Wounds, etc. Special attention will be pad to
the sasiiel cure of Hernia, (by new and safe one.
ration, and to the treatment of vesico vaginal fs-
tula, and all other diseases Of the Genito Urinary
organs.
Every attention given to the comfort and vel.
fare of the Patients.
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NOT c E.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
CATAHouLA, LA.
ts.sAA THE undersigned respectfully a.
Ai;i begs leave to inform the public 49,
in general, and his old friends in
particular, that he has lately purchased the
EVANO U0TTVE
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Nem Orleans.
Ii U R TON t. w ok,
TD A GTD

TOB 4 Geo
AND
GENERAL COJfNLSSION MERCHANTS
90 Gravier street, New Orleans.
J. Il. BuRToS, New Orleans DR.. j. G. MAssrE,
G. p Work, oe""' in Commendum
| Houston, Texas,
June Is, 80. 6:3:y
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TRINITY.

DIR. JOHN NJ. HA WKINS.
SURGEON d. PHYSICIAN,
0FFICE-Residence of Mr.. G. II. Patillo, French
" Fork, Little River, La. All calls attended
with strict attention. A full stock of Me icines.
April IL, SO. 15l:ly
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JALE OF RIAL ESTATE BY or.

SALE OF BEAL ESTATE BY Or
~ DER OF COuFls-On the 4ih day Of May. IseO
Al 10 O'Clock NJ, on tue premises In the township Of
Brecksyille Cuyahoga county, Ohio Will be itold the
highest bidder thrs onrth interest subec, TO the dow
er interest Of Aimira Clifford thersil the following de-
sribed real eBtute osthe property Of the minor heirs
Foster Baker, deceased, TO wis situate ia said township
Of Brscksve and known . part OF Lot No 40 In said
township. and bounded - follows Beginning TlrOds
Of the nor Invest corner Of said oi; thence snuth
a chains Is Inks, thence north Sso 50 CHAINS 3
links 70 the eus line OF said lot; thence uoh l6o -
the north line Of said 0 u reds lG Inks to the crnsr or
land owned By Polly Edgett thence south ISo east II
chains 62S nks thence o south CHAINS SO Inks
thence nath lie west II chnins az hnE the north line
Of said oi; thsDce west the nfrth line Of aid Is
chains and links TO the place Of beginning; containing
acres and % rods OF land be the or less.
Also one her piece of lard siluae said township OF
BrockGV II. and known art OF LOT No t6 md houne-
e1 follows: Commencing q ehains Is links Of TOE
uorh line OF said iot snd . rods Of the line
said lots thence south parallel with the lIe Of said
Lot No IS 70 the south line Of sd lot; thence
south line Of saie lot o. George Bills corner
thence north parallel VI the west line Of said lot No IS
far a. 70 neraect line CONNIE ncng sf the placs naed
the nt Of theEe boundaries, and running 1So
north Of eaS there Ead line 10 the place q be-
ginning; coHtai ing llaores snd l05 reds Of land.
hs whole Of the above described Premises appraised At
Ss8 70.
Terms Of sale $1,000 eash at the day Of sale and bal
LYMAN BAKER.
Gupdan Of the minoF heirs OF Foster Baker decreased
Clvaiand, Ohio, April q. 1880. Rpr2i:2sl
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS

1N1 SALE.-PurEusut to the command Of an order OF
sale, 10 directed, issued the Court of Cumnou
Pleas for Cuyahuga County, OhiO in action therein
pending, whereia Samuel Mason Is Plaintiff and Da-
ants, sha expose for sale At pubic auction II the
door Of the Court HOUSE cUrner Of Seneca and Champan
Strett) the CITY Of Cleveland, said counfy
25th day Of My, 1sG0, oelock p NJ Of said day
the following described lands ard teuements to VII:
81 uate In the tt ship of BooklyB being nunberEeven
IN the thirteenth range OF i0wnsns in the Connecticut
Wes reserve Ia the State Of Ohio and which is asO
IN the county Of CuyahCga and Is known Lot number
five hundred and eghty mine l5e) in Hiram SloHes add
tOn 10 Ohio City and Cleveland Ssid lot hundred
ana thirty 3g oct front on Burton street and hundred
and sixy-s and s52ths feet deep north line and
hunIred aud E1ty-six 6ol fet deep along KrtlaHd
street. and hundred and thirty feet deep from said lat
ter amRd street
Appraised value 81 800
JOSEPH s GRANNIS,
biaSier Commissioner.
J. M, JOINS, PHI : Att'I. Apul24, Is .0:td
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MARINE RECORD.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ESrERrD-May4. A.

AAAAAED--AAdy ~ n
Str, Ocean, EvEns, Detroit; ls l-2 bbls fish, 1894
lbs scrap iron, $50 bu potatoes
Prop: Mary Stew art, Richardson, Pufalo; 60 tons
moz.
Sch. G. Davis, Becker, PIT, Elur0n; $50 NJ. lum.
Der.
Sch; F. T. Barney, MoH.ss, oswego; 500 bbls salt.
Clark, 6arleneF & Q a
Sch. Surprise, Aorr' son. oswepo.
Seow Henry Yop's Burns, Detroit
STos ng9lSl' so Chief Dayton, Port Hope; SO NJ.
lumber, o. N. shingles.
SGo" hsV Sue. Robinson, Keny's Island; Is cords
CLEARED.
sr. osean, Evans, Detroit; 2O96 lbs iron, s74 kgs
nails, 1878 lbs steel, II 100 lbs paving stone,
sundTies.
scow Rescue. Robinson, Kelly's Island.
NEw scow.-Tbs scoW G. Neville has been re-
built at Ashiabula. She is owned by Starkey &
Parsons. Her dimensions are; length on deck II
feet, breadth Of beam ls feetl 6 inches. depth Of
hold feet inches.
FIRST Boar FOR LAKE sUPERIoR.-The schr.
F. T. Barney, Capt. MOfit, was loading yesterday
with coal at Rice; French q Co.'s yard for Lake
Superior. She d the frat sail vessel from this
pOrt to the Upper Lakes.
The NORTH sTAR-This fine side wheel steam
er will leave for Lake Superior on Monday even
ing next.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHICAGO, Nay 2l.-Arri7ed nom Cleveland
Sch. Kyle SpangeT coal sch. VIM. B. Ogden,
$50 tons coal; sch. Miriam, $50 tons coal.
DETROIT, May Sd-DoUBLE DIslsrER.-Tues.
day night near SarniR, the Essex had her jbboOn
and headgear carried away by an unknown craft
that run into her. Aiter the collision, we under
stand, both vessels get aground.
q We learn that the schooner Huntress Is
aground below Algonac
II Capt. Moore, Of the Ruby, Informs us that
white fore and after, bound down, Is aground at
Sarhia.
u The propeller Northern Light, Of The Cleve-
land and Lake Superior line, has arrived and gone
into 0larks dry dock for repairs.
Y An unknown brig Is hard aground on
Fighting Island. She a grain loaded and bound
down,
NAY 4TH.-Passed up-Prop Plymouth, baruue
VI. s. PieB0u, sohrs AFctUrus, W. Mathers
PheDix, Aountaineer r. J. Skidmore, Somerset
Lime Rock, Forest, Meridian No. 2.
D0Wn-Prop Ontario, barques Norman, Sir ".
=. Head, lnvineible, bTiFs Alice Groom, n. n.
blandart, Banner, schs Game Cock, Geo, FOOte, l..
J. Farewell, J. H. Drake, A. J. Rich, Echo s. L.
Noble, 81. Andrews, CurfeW, Midnight, Fairehilds,
Meridian. While Cloud, Africa g. L. Newman,
Dial, Rebecca, Amelia, Emma; Yorktown, Tom
Dyer, Reciprocity, Free Trader, H. n. FArnhGm,
AaEshhed, A. Rust, Cuyahoga, Yankee Bisde.-
Advertiser.
a Barque Grace Greenwood ran hard aground
yesterday on the head Of the Island opposite Al,
gouac. She VIII have to tighten q considerable
portion Of Der cargo before she can be got or She
is loadsd with corn, and bound down.
~ Tug Elliott succeeded yesterday afternoon
IN getting oh the Tug s. c. Ives, and towed her OF
distauee from the shore, where she came to anch-
or 20 Set up ateam- She received bat slight dam
age.-lIbid
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MONTGOME "a Try.

M WILL sToP AT MACKINAc. 8 WILL GO TO SUPERIOR
CITY.
The stesmsru ARCTIC and SEA BIRD will make trip
each for Pleasure EIcurs ons touching A. al ponis on
10th shores Laks Supei ior dung the months OF July
and August; due notice OF Whish will be given,
The AokrooNTRY, ARCTIC and SEA BIRD are all First
ClssS Low Pressure Steamers Their Passenger accom-
modatons not surpassed by Others the Lakss-
Their have been engaged 10 the Lake service
for years past and entirely cJnyerSsnt with its dues
in every PARTICULAR IL tha intention Of he owners Of this
Line 70 make Il A PFRNt tNEHT ONE, so that parties
depend haFln tif r buFiuess long
Boat can during the sefSoa of navigation
CF-The Price Of Freight Passage will be LESS
than by asy other Line on the Route.
It is hoped BY prompt ani eff lent attention the
Quiramens Of Lake SUI eri0r people, and the public
ally, by all Connected wi this Line, TO merit share Of
JOHN HUTCHINGS CO..
Agents for Steamer "A Arctic"
TROWaRIDGE. CHAPMAN BLOD,
Ag'ts for Steamers Montgomery" " Sea Bird"
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MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
Friday Evening, May 4.

MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
Friday Evening, MAY 4.
FLOUR-sales III brls. red wheat double extra at
Ss,75; 100 brls, at same. and 800 brls. at s5,57.
WHEAT-sales 9 cars Canada club at 81 go car
red at 81 80; car at SO; car white at sl4s, and
! car do. at $50.
CoRN-Sales cars at 63e.
OATs-26O bus. from store at Ssc.
HIGHwREs-20 brls. at 20e.
EGss--l7 brls, at S[e; 10 do at loslc aid do. at
ilo.
BUTTER--salss kegs mostly old, at lie.
HANs--A few light sales at &c.
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JOHN SUUHERUG, Agent,
q ceda- Sts New York, Besf;Ib
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NnfiCe
NOUICCs
nERSONAL PROpERTY halnnn.

I'M. JOINS, Pitts Attorney.
E1ovaland Aurfl a0th lgg0
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Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati Railroad

eAotSA1Aul OoAuu9us OluOlHNlbl nhiIfOAa
~
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
I'm AND AFTER MONDAY. ApriI
% A. III. Circi1nati E1prsss-stopDirs Al Bers,
Siraitol, W e. On, New LOndon. salem, = hsl-
pys and al Stations south OF She 'bV. reaching
49,, - COlumbas II 30 IL, CincinraIi 81 p III
- r m Acco tloH-StopnIng all Ssiions, and
reaching Columbus $50 =. NJ Cincinnati 3 20
Geo P. N Night EKpress-stoppinE at Bersa crafton.
Wellington New London, Shelby Cresiiins,
Sallonl Cerdi gton. and Delaware, Tsaching
Columbus II 05 p n Cincinnati ). 20 A M
CONNECTIONS.
5helby Sandusky, Mansfcld and Newark Railroad "a,
Mansfield 1It Yensn. Newark ZaneEviliG 4
CisiHlhs' PlLts6urgh y Wayne and Chicsgo Rar6sd
for Forest lppsrSandusky, DelDhos, Lima u
Wayne, Lkporte Chicago, &c. west nd Rss
for Alansfe ID, Wooster, Mzsslun &C.
0aieE and Beeonsiae Railroad Lne Tor Marion Beli,.
t9ntaine, SIDNEY Uuion, Muacie, IndianapoliE
4errt H2ute, Y Isesanss, Evansville, Louisville
Riro st. Louis &c.
DelazaTe syt0n and Cincinnati Line ioe Springfield O.
Dayton, hemiiton CINCINNATI Richmond, In
elaLapolls, TeITe Haute, s. Louls, 80; and a
Cincinnati with tbs Ohio & RlissiEsippi Rail-
River
Columbus. Lit.ls Mani and Columbus, and xsnia Rah
road, io1 Aenla, Dayton, Indianapolis, TsTrs
Hause, ST Louis Morrow, L0geland, and Gin
cinnati. ana with the Ohloa NisEi1gippi Rail-
road ~ Cincinnati for Louisville, EgansTillS
Cairo, 81 Louis, and slip 10 nfE the Ohio river.
C0umbul Central Ohio Raroad for Nswark ZsnslYilis
Wheeling, &c; Columbus, PiQua AID IndianR
Railroad Tor Piqua, Urhana, sc.
For Tickets 70 ali points and nlornatiou appF q
the Union Ticket oiee 81 supsrorStreet, a the Pas
Eongsr Station.
Cleveland .Aprilll, 1859.
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kbEhSONAu FhOREhI1 belong
II ing 10 the estate OF Aaron l. Beach. deceased, cS-
sEting Of the famous Stalhont GoPoLPHINn old;
SulkegG single Harness, Stable, Bankes nj
other property VIII be sold at Venaue, ht o. Cutters
Auction Store nix street, Cleveland Ohio. 10Th
dnT Of Ma le60 a. O'Clock p b.
The terms Of psynsus viii be for all Of $4,000 and
over in 3 months, y in months. and 4 IN months
vita inortE; for all less than 81 0o0 and than
$50 O9 IN months and y in months, with EtsrsS ;
and for ali sums So 90 and not than S50OO
months, with interest," for which good Totes, with two
suretes, approved W the Administrator, must be
qivon For all sums Of 81 90 and under, cash. bankaba
funds. r. BkANlB Administrator.
81 CUTTER, Auctouesr. April ~. ls602s3
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NOIICE-IN PURSUANCE OF A

NJ NO1lCE-lN PURSUANCE OF A
IN decretel order issued rom the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Cuyahoga County Ohio, E n IN which James
c. Prentiss plaint Avia A. Turner, rt al defend
ants to Greeted shall Expose for sale at the door Of
the Court House. OF Seneca and ChampRin Streets
IN the city OF Cleveland in ssid county the 2t day Of
May, 1850 at O'Clock p. NJ Of said day, the following
described lands a. d teuemt nts, 70 wit:
Situate in the city Of CLEVELAND Cuyahcsa county and
State Of Ohio the Wost side Of Cuyahuga RIVER in that
part OF Cleveland which formerly OhiJ city. and
bounded fowl beginning At the Intersection Of the
north line Vermont street, with the west line West
street thence uorherly along st1 West IN Wash
ngon street thence westerly along Washington strea 60
tbeuce sOuherly pa alsl iih West Yer
mont street thence eastGrY along said Vermont street to
the place Of hegiuninE. AtpTaissd at S3.l0c.
=. W BINGHAM, Master Commissioner.
LOREN. PREM rlSS. Plaintiff : Attorney
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SALE-PURSIJAN,

MASTERS SALE-PURSUANT
4L1 To THE COMMAND Of deeretAl order OF a
sale from the Court Common Pleas Of CuyahOga COuu-
y, at the suit Of Edward Wade against Hiram stone aud
Lthers directed, shall expose for sale at public
auction tha door 4 the Court House. Ssuecs
aud Champain Streets in the CITY Of Cleveland, the
nineteenth dsy II Mav, S60 10 O'Clock M the fol-
lowing de2cub lands and tenements situate in the
ship Of Br Okn in the county Of Cuyahoga and state
Ohio, aud kE0wn subdivision lots IN Hiram stones ae
dition TO Ohio City and Cleveland numbered follows,
TO Wills IS Il Is - 20 p IS 70 lo3 l9I 209 10
2il rs 2l7 2i6 63 IbT lt8 IN 25l 252 263 2t4 255
ze 259 go 20 ~ 2I2 2l5 L6 27I as 219 40 82 d
ID 9i 2r2 .93 81 3 299 800 al 30l 503 30i l83 ls9
l9i 226 s27 22e rs go 20 305 9s 3ll
3ls s3 800 sls 329 93l 2ss 37 80 SO $40 3t 5l 555
Appraised as follows Lots l. aud 10 al Sl50 egch lols
II Il 20 IS 70 les and al SIS each lots l9 lef 30
40 30 2l 24 2lT 2s les lbf 1853 Iii ls5 ls9 1871 226
ga 29 rs 23G 259 2u 20 aud 242 at SO each lot %
S00 los 25 252 2a3 25l 2j5 25s 2s9 200 q al 2I2
I6 2i6 2l1 2s 279 $50 20 2t s 29l 2s2 s93 2gI 295
2gj 800 30 32 800 34 30 306 37 308 3O9 81 35 3l9
3-6 32S 29 4 S35 33i g. 339 $40 SiI 95f s and
$40 esch los 5O7 sos 500 6Ii 52 l9T ls9 aud
500 at $50 each. HENRY G. ABBkY,
Masfef Commissioner.
PAINE WADE, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
AuwH1F MI
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SAMUEL MASON, Plaintiff,
against
JOHN GREEN.
MAsY JAMS GREEN. and
FRANC PINEERTOE, DsfdtS


VHE Defendant, francis Pinkerton,
Is hereby notified IN on the 25h day OF April 1850.
the plaintiff ssmusl Mason nled hE Pstion in said Court
against the above named Defendants the object and
q which s the Isornaten aud correction Of three certain
Deeds 70 wit One deed from SAID plaintiff to said defend
ahts Jim Green, executed January ls 1885, deed from
said desndnns, John Green and wife 70 said defendant
deed from sad Francis Pinkso1 said defendant Mary
Jane Green eTecuted August eth, 1882 and mortgage
Janunry lEt 4 5s 50 that sad deeds and m9rts (WHICH
only the land Intended 70 Be conveyed 70 sad Green by aid
frat mentioned deed from ssid MaGon, 10 liti
Cuylhoga COUNTY ohio known as part Of lots No tWenT
Rad twsnHOas 90 2l) in john NJ wooseys m9p q his
hyE1 tt6l 10 oie hunlred ana sKtvseyeu sT) al a-
cusVe Of an original allotment Of the village u Cleye-
land Which map Is now record in said county and e
land hereby conveyed is, wi the sxceron herein after
t6s o6SaSisT Ode Of s sss, sns Rabdfe tt sou,I Ia
saslSIy @ the s9giheasery side q Walnut street AID
ons h9noIsq Sla sEyhvs feet te to the noTthssSo ely
has oI al ~ - ~ d " l2 ihsnre touheasory on
l21 90 % land late Of Philip Whae dsoessed fty
aud land Of GeorEe Williams 20 the norhsstsriv iins
of Enc strest one hundred sHs s1t, Ave ss feet asd
hs Place @ Of 9 e'g1sa Rsns h i o sG from on Es
o. less saving and creeping, hoveyeT of Sd piece
nboVs described, cerein piece Of lsro 92l feet
northeast oorasr Of ss lot BY Samuel BIlson 70 ae5
L0Wmnn By deed dsisd Nov ls ls.s end recorded Vol
or drSorDtion Of the LAND excepted from this convey
.nees snd Ihsl s1sSaf 5S@ 20 ssa aeea s1d ~ MmGJgnso I
crbed in ssid deed and mortgage ntng 6as street.
In upid " md eountT and that said Grs0n and wife and
said francis PnksOn De excluded from all interest
IL said pieces lBat abOyo d6Ebed By virtue Of said
deed said 10 said Green and other conveyanceS
~ herein set felth
PsiTta also paJsa judgement against said John Green
for PSI Il0O dollars Hnd interest from Feb. II 1856, and
thaf the land herein lrr described msy be sold
Isis the clam Of said plaintiff. and for other equitable
Tks sad defendant Pinksroa is TsQursd 10 answer or
oenur 70 this pstiton, before thld Saturday
ssE the szpsstios Of ET Wseks from ths dsis Of tbs
notice. JAMES M. JONES,
AP-ii - laaosAo. Plaintiffs Atiorney,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-05
JAMEs b. oDRLL,
BRASS FOUNDER

AND MANUFACTURER Of BRASS
~ Work Of even deseIip'iea. Nc g pHon street., E
5 Is fl1i1h al kiuds Of Welk u1oo for Bean. Water,
= 90 ed ,l The rsTious articles usoa b he Plum ING
Sf- Fl.r- P1ruT q ali kn5l MADE and Tsplired
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