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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-04-14
,r ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA. E.nisl,t,
PAROISSE D EST BATON ROUGE.

coURt tDr sIXlBME DISTRICT.
Dams IL Succession de John Nolan, decd. No loe.
I'm vertu dune eonnnission I moi addresss par Il
IL Cour du Sixeme district Judiciaire, de Il par.
.sss d'Ouest Baton Rouge. dads u aHhire ci dssss
datse du 20 Mars, 1860 il ofert en- ysnts pub
Iique plus orant ct dernier encherrisseur pos,r
ds eo1po"s, l. Aaison Dc cour de eetts psroiss,,
Samedi, le II Mai, 1860,
ID Succession Dc john Nolan, decsdss, savoir :ss
Une certaine lieux de terre, sitas dams IL oompts
de Falls 10 bord Est do Il RIVERS bsasos daas
PEtat du Texas.
I. BERG GERoN, D. s.
Quest Baton Roggs, Avril !, 1850. N ~
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DONNABFL'S LISULPHITE.-t@
ID We are agen .or the sale Of the ab"ss, and
respectfully solicit >rdsrs for it. Ordsr also received
eee Dawes q ~
spt 10 N0vrAN. = KA1rA'i g
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish Of West Baton Rouge

SIXTH DISTRICT Co-Rv
In matter Succession Of Ellen noiron deceared.
No. Coz.
10y VIRTUE cs commission Of s.le bearing date
] March 7th 1860 tn me directed from the Hon 9Th
ristrc' Court OF the State If Louisiana fr the Par
ish Of West Patton Eonge in the above entitled Sue
will be offered at public suction, at the resi-
denee Of Ellen l'oron in this Parish, on
Saturday, the 14'h day Of April,
1860 At II O'Clock. A. n. the following described
slave belonging to the Succession Of the late Ellen
Doirnn. to-wt:
LOUIS, negro man aged about Al years.
Terms of S.ie-tjne tenth Cash the dav Of sale
and the balance pa, able in three equal instaments
and n the first day Of March of the years of 1861.
1862 and 1663-the purchaser to furnish his notes
endorsed TO the salts action Of the Tutrix and
gage retained said slave until the full and nnal
payment thcreof-the potes 20 be made pay-hle ut
the Office IF the Recorder of this Parish and bearing
interest at the rate of e,ght per cent per annum
from and after due until paid.
WV. WHITE. Sheriff.
West Baton Rouge, March 10Th. 1860.
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New Livery Stable.

New Livery stable.
TASTtE KEAN, having parch sed the wei, trox,
~ Stables on Third stl eet formerly owned by Rob
ett oe.' leg leave to in'crm tn. publ generally,
their establishment 10 manner not To he surna s.4d
ey any other Livery Stsh.. in the South They will
have % = new supply Of carriase,, Busgss and other
senc'er q we'll ." Carriage, Buggy, and Saddle Hor
's-'n nct every acc.mmoda tion Tor travellers plex
VIZ Psstes and others, be had At reasona Bile and
st'stsssoty rates HENRY 4. CASTLE,
4. MILTON KEAN
having sold to Messrs Castle Keau the Livery
81" Die on Third street, knvwn Beal's Livery
>ta ois." take this method Of recommending nv
necsssors to my patrons and the travelling commu-
atty believing tha. they will give full satisfaction to
all their customers
ROBERT BEAL
eaton Rouge, La, April 2S, 1859.
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TO Architects, Builders, Contractors, Planter
and 0fheYa

TO Architects, Builders Contractors, Planters
and Others.
FINHE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully inform
i Builders, Planters and the community At large.
that he is now fvl, prepared By
or Revled Window sash, all kinds Of Panne and Sash
Doors, either fixed revolving Door and Window
Blinds, Eoor and Window Frames, pase Moulding, &c
Planning, rongueiug and Growing turning Of every
description.
Plank drsssed to order Of any width under two t-ct
and Of any thickness under three inch-s. Timh-rs
dressed perfectly Of aay length under thirty
feet long and twenty inches square
~ All orders addressed H. me through the Post
0mce or S. n. Hart Co., Of Balm Rouge, will meet
with prompt attention.
JAMS f -.I- J. W. BROWN
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[Signed.l wM. s PIKE, President.
F. E. HILBERT secretary.
Baton Rouge, February 3rd, 1860.
STATE OF IOUISlANA-PAMeH OF EAST
bAT"N RouGE, Feb 1st. 1860
Be Il remembered, That on this FIRST day Of Feb
ry, 1850. before the subscriber Justice Of the
Peace in and for the parish aforesaid, personally ap
peared Wr, S Pike, and +. Y. Hebert, Secretary Of
the southern Mutual Insurance Company Of Baton
Rouge, who being duly sworn according TO law, do
deposc ad say that the Above accounts jus. and
true, and transcript from the books Of said Com
pany. t0 @
[SignedJ WA. 8. PIKE, President.
F. Z. HEBRRf. Secretary. -'.s
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this frst day
Of February, 1850.
lSigned.] P. A. WALKER,
Justice OF the Peace
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BUSINESS CARDS.

Of which have the Testimonials oG Gov r. C. WICK.
LIFE, and Of Aessrs. BsRuS silDREss Sergeant At
.lms o. ne senate, and j. II. PssAL1A, Sergesnt-at
Your Improved Gas Light Appa ratus' \. ap.
pled to The State House. ia admirable in all its a.
raneenents and all that could be desired.,'
have also the testimonials Of Nr. JEHu PsRx1ys
o. East Batoo Rouge, and W. ". fuoh Of Assump.
t'on: who have my apparatus attached to their ~.
gar housas, which would like sugar planters TO ex.
anime.
nov26'6o n r rrcHr
A5Address alilet,vrs to D. R. righe, Ration Rouge
La. and they will meet with promt attention.
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Cooperage! Cooperage!!
TIME UNDERSIGNED, having located At the Ferry
l. Landing o, this par,sh, is now fully prepared to
urnish planters and others With ftOGsHEADe BAR
kElS and HALF BARRELS, which he fully kuarran.
tess in every particular. - -.
~ ALL orders received and prtmptly ATTENDED IN
share Of patronage 10 respectfully solicited. -
PHILLIP BAUER
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STRAYED .

ali 1a $50 STRAYED. loseob sdt
DUoRE me the undersigned Justice Of the Peace
- or the eth Ward ofthis Psrish, BY Jassss u iss
w. = 6NE IN DUN M.dRE MULE;1 noE
about 10 Il hands nigh, collar marks On tho should
ers, and saddle marks en- the back indistinct brasd
on the left thigh. II sid mule 10 net raelAiued
within the time prescribed BY h1 (aodeysl I viii
sol1 the Aams TO the highest bidder day of
O'Clock 4. T., In this parish. dL.a Il ) oS
HENRY J. HYAMS,
: April 7th, $780, zsifs 3ll4 J. 4. 18th WassL
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sse, s.-a. STRAINED aw sno;
DEFORE me the undersigned Justice of the Peace
Lobdell, on the LIST inst, one
1880 BAtY MARE 9MULE,ji a.
apparently Creole, about - hands high; NO mark
brand visible. said Mule Ia not reclaimed
within the time prercribed BY law (80 days.) will
sell the to the highest bidder the sth DAY Of
May, 1850, At IL O'Clock A. NJ ut ths stnfs ~ L.
Bail & HanTahan, IN this Parish
-E9 5f'l G.i5 " 'sdf HENRY J. 'uYAMs, - {.
April 7th, 1860. H.. j. P. 9Th Ward.
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9oUTHEEN
MUTUAL INSURANCE
Company.
Once Of the Southern Mutual Insurance Co.
OF Baton Rouge.
IN conformity with the requirements Of their Char
ter, the SOUTHERN Mutual INSURANCE COMPANY, pub.
'iah the following statement:
Amount Of premiums received from Febru-
arv Lat 1885, to Feb. lat 1860. SIS, 49,, ,e3
soLLows
Premiums on Fire Risks 81 276 81
- Marine " IL. O46 70
Z" River " 6,ll0 10
Premiums Oh untermiaated risks February
lst, 1859. $40 243 %
Sis s7e 81,
Nett earned pr-mu~ss for the year ending
Ass Feo1asry' Aoo". S65, ,S62 81
Loses paid during the same period:
mo LOSSES UNSETTLED"
"" rHe Nsks $lU.737 "
Aar1ne KiSks.. l916 81
River Risks. $3.50 go
.t sls,o7s %
Expenses during year ~ abov. 1872 10
-s2s, ,lt2 50
Nea earned Pyeth for tie yeear ending Feb
ruary l,t, 1850 So................... $40, 400 6s
The Company have the following assets:
Bills receivable, for premiums .S42 060 so
F" - balance DUE on Stock
Notes ........ ITO e4l 81
Cash balance hand nd..................lO9 .lO9 2O9 l6
Total Assets s322, ,2Il Is
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p STRAY sb0o2 Y''n

FT'I7 II " TRAY3,l eH5O1 v"
-1AKEN uphyw n. D. winter, stths sppsr end ef
] this Parish, on the 10th inst. BAY MARE
mark or brand II said mule 10 prt claimed within
the time preseritkd by aw 40 IL ~ it win ~ sod
BY the undersigned Justice u the Peace llth Ward,
IN front Of the Store Of Day landry, Hermitage,
)" p.' ''''' ~ s'ii nj 1,sausL r. DAT, ,4sl
March 81, 20. e.,, Justice of Peace 1lth Wa.a
syas ag 4,Cast .teel. s4g,e.9ry ee5
OQUARE and Octsgonal, ali tnicanesees. -
- 81 4ljles-s, s5,t hONTAN i HATTA,S.
900 boxes window Giass. =. 90. !a.sl...3I9
NOSrAN NATTA's;
aia
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s.. STATE OF LOUISIANA ; dt;a
Parish Of West Baton Rouge, i

... Iuy1SW 81 WeSS lDNtODe zIOHye, ~
g,.ts e--3,4 SIXTH p1srRIcT cousT.4 au.es
In matter succession Of John Nolan, deceased. No
DY virtue of . commission to me directed IN
sixth district Cou1t OF sad parrish bearing date
March 29th 1850. will be offered Tor sale q public
auction to tn. last and highest bidder FOR CASH ss
the Court House Of this parish on t'' ''
Saturday, l19ti, day Of May neat,
4 D. 1850, at II o'eleek T., the following prosss
A certain league Of land situ.ted in F.Ns coun.
ty the east side Of the Brssos River II the StAts
VI Texas.
s-+st7s.f5 tet!fri. ygs THEO. BERGER0N, ,rsgs
West Baton Rouge, April I, 1866. b. s.
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n arst day II ssptsmS%r 1852 tie cars Will leave
osGress Tste at o'clock. sad tie Ferry Boat will
lseve Ne Psyyy Issding st * o'sloek. l1'' 80
G. II. XEB,
- u Fsa1uer ~. r.. q. r. o. j. 4.
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NEW YORK MARKET-Jsn 30.

Flour-AIurket shade easier, with transactions only
trSrti t1uV TO a moderate extent. Salet 7sOp Dhls
Al 81 gas O5 for super state s. 2J extra state S49
as 10 super Weseln; SSa3 30 for comIqon % mfdiuin
Srtra western, S5a05T0 or freth ground shipping brahus
pftra round hoop OhIe; Clos1ng quiet
CSuadisn Fluur-FiTm end unchanged.
Rye Flour-Selhnp at So 75,14 IS - . -, -
Buckwhsat FlUur-Plenty AID ddll at .Sll5als5H per
S6Ia lleal-DuI at Ss,75all2 for ersy and Bundy-
MurEst very quiet, and nominally in favor o.
buVers; with nothnE Of moment doing shippers holdng
s Tor material decline 10 which holders are unwilling
sum nit. The nominal quotations are 81 l5s ioT CLa
gJ sprlug; 81 I3dl,22 for alw Club.
Rye-o Quiet sales 80 BUS at 9, Ge2-
Bsrlsy-Plenty. Gull and heavy 81 es 2OOI bus good
coin@DSi and drOopag Sales $50 bus at 7s9sle for
oTi-Pleniy nj lover 4ls4c for State Canadian and
W6isky-BIarkst quiet, and quotations nOminsly IN
Fok-Firner and decidedly more sctivs. Sales Of 800
bb II s7 for od mes; s11759s Il for new msss Sl2
a2 SO fer Old pine; Sls5 for new lprme Market clos
Beei-ssrket without change notice Sales 2I5 bb
At s4Gt25 cuuatry prms S55,.3 country mess SS5 -
repncked ness SiO.50 al ll extra. .-.~,,- ~ r -
bet haln-Q ist AZ 50 for state, and Sl4COgl90 ioI
Pias Mess Besf-steady Sales 10 pisrcss at $sGS25
for Chicago; Indil mess "a
eun
Rasou- Quiet and unchanged
Cut Means cadg aud IN fair dem2nd al SIC Tor shoul
deTs, tnd 9il1Dss< for hams -, -,
IarhiarEet quiet and firm. Sales lsO b6ls at lO49
l0A-
Tallow-Dull md unchanged -
lenty dull and lower. Sales At llGl5c ohie
lbln20c State
Shsss,-Firm ~ saIl9sc
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HIGHWINES-Are selling steadily at 22a22&e-
mostly at the inside figure.
HOGS-The trade is about over for the season
and except in retail way, there is nothing doing.
HOPS-Prime New York hops, growth of SO, are
Offering at lie.
LME-White Lime 81; OsWegO Water Lime
81 IRsl 2s; Sandusky Hydraulic Cement 81 .959l,35
LIQUORS-Brandies sell as follows: Jules Ro-
bin S5SS6: Champagne 81 ,5095; A. Seignette s. "a
S2.25s American 45c95Oc; Catawba s59s6; 70. in
cases 50. Holland Gin slal Is; America, 45asOc.
METALS-Are steady as follows: T. n plate per
box S9,75sH,75; Tin pig per cwt. 'ss5as3s; Lead
pipe, 6,75a7.75i lead bar Sass.
MEAL-COrn meal is selliD'g for city consump-
tiOn at 81 so per ewt.
NAlLS-Are ste4dy at former prices. We quote
them So, ,25aS,5O per ewt. for assorted.
OlLS-Aze quiet as fellows: Linseed 62a63ei No
lard sScassci NO,2 75a7sc; machinery 75asl 90
whale 5Ba7se
POULTRY Is in good demand, and chick
ems sell readily at &C and turkeys at s99c.
POTATGES-Have declined, and shippers art
paying only 3la35c. The export movement is les
active.
PROVISIONS-Mes pork is firm at SIC, withOu
any movement Of consequence except for No. 2 an'
uninspected, in each of which there has been some
thing done, though principally on private terms.-
The sales which transpired were at SIS for unin
speeted No. / l425 fol No. 2dO., and a. for No.
inspected. Sugar-cured hams sell steadily at lie
for favoritc brands and plain city-cured shoulder
at 75Sc. Lard is quiet at Zoe.
SALTS steady at 81 40 for fnei 81 ,4oal, so 70
coarse. and 9as1e for sacks.
SEEDS-Towsrds the close, the demand for clio
yer abated somewhat and prices declined to 4 '4s
40 Timothy is much inquired for to MI orders
and in small lots further advance of 25c has bee
aained within the week. We quote it S3aStI5.
TALLOW-Beef tallOW is worth s'ac, and mutto
talloW &c.
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sORFHGRN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
n. T. CO.'S EXPRESS,

NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
Comprising the foIlOEinE efficient ahd rsliabls Lake
Lines.
Daily to DUNKIRK AND NEW YORK
Daily to SANDUSI[Y, TOLEDO AND DETROIT.
Tri-WeeklF to OGDENSBURGH, ,OSWEGO, BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND.
TTi-WeeEly to CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE. 1IACKI
Mac and Intermediate Ports
" Property consisned delivered to will
ceive prompt and careful attention and dispatch.
q Passengers viii be ucketsl through IN AL directions
al The lowest rates
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"a ~ ~
III STATEE UF ONO, |
vs..
MICHAEL CARROLL
AWwT HmH III
HEREBY GIVEN,
r. G. Hunt. plpiutif's AIto5ao'. m jias5:s7i
GHNKRIEE AND MASTER COM

SHERRlHF AND MASI En- GOm
- MTSSIONER'S SALE, Pursuant to he cemmInd
# an order ef sale issued the Court Of Common Pleas
Cuyahoga County at the suit of Lew F. soNson,
P ,tif against Harriet b. Dare ct al Defendants, 70
me d rected shall offer for sale It pubic auction 81 The
r Of the Court House (cOnefof Seneca aud Chanlplain
sreets) the City Of Cleveland, in sad &C uniy on the
25lhdav of Februaiy 1850 a. Oc1ck P NJ Of satd day.
ths following described lands and tenements to Wit
situate IN the township Of Brooklyn as the same
originally existed, lei number seven "a IN me tllr-
eenth range Townships IA the ConnecucIt western
Reserve in the State Ohio, and which Is also IN the
1nv Cuyahoga and known by being the one undl ND
ed fourth part Of lot Of land known part Of lot No
AtS-tnree AMI situated in the Northwest corner OF said
lot s. and bounced as follows:
beginning at post in said Northwest corner and run
ming south on the line 81 rods stake; thence East
seventy-eisht rods stake; thence North ghty-wO
rods 10 stake; thence the line OF said lot seven
weight rods race Of beginning, containing about
forty acres Appraised at $500 90.
undivided fourth part Of the following oescrD
ed Iot-being part OF lot number tytwO. bounded Be
1nuing the Southwest Of SAID lot NO. 81 ald
thence running North aud IS 100 hams 10 the centre
OF County Road; thence North e5 o East twenty and
5O chains alon the centre Of said Road thence South
hteen aud ilOO chains hickory post IN the corner
OF the ence thence West Dineteen and 40 100 chains 70
the place be unIug containing twentyeght aud ll
acres hv survey OF G W Marsh, excepting therefrom
III On Westerly side about eigh acres, formerly
sold ThOmas Peckam by Phillip Barne, aud 50 except
g one acre adjoining the North East part OF the sa i'd
piece being twenty rods the and eight rods
wide formerly eeded bv sid Barnel to B. F. Tyler and
niing on s1d road eighty rods the less
but subject 10 all legal ghvay" Appraised at s. 5000.
D, L WIGHTAIhN,
Sheriff and Master Commissioner.
VAN BUREN & CHAMBERLIN, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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At Cleveland with svtlaud an5 Toledo, ClsVeand Co
lumhus CIucinua Cleveland and Ene, ahd CieToAa4
and PIttsbuTs RailrG Is.
Al Solot With hacks 10 Chagrin Falls nc.
At hlantua with hacks for Ravenna, re
Al Bracevile with hacks 20 hsWsOI Fais, &C.
AT Wanen with hacks 10 Sharon, G. eenfeid MeadTtia
Bloomfield Cenfeld. &c.
Al YcanestoWn with stages for New Castle, PolGna.
Lowell and Enon valley, and thence By r s. W. C. b.
K. to Pittsburgh. -
Cleveland. Feb. 9. 1859.
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NTASTER'S SALE-ln Pursuance

M ASIER'S SALE.-In Pursuance
lYI ofa de.reta order OF sale, issued the Court
Of Common Pleas CuYahOga County, Ohio, at the suit
Of homas B. Pntchard against Walter ]. Allen and 9TH
directed shall expose for sale al the door Of the
Court (corner Of Seneca and Champlan stIeesl IN
Tho City Of Cleveland in sid County, the lab day OF
Fetruiry 1860 O'Clock p NJ Of said day, ths follow
ing described bands ard onts wit Situate 10 the
-ownshp Of BROOKLYN, CuyuhOgu County, ONO, fnd Is
known Lot No l3.in Hiram s. ones addition 10 Clevc-
7run yn township SAID lo Is 81 1912 feet front on Coum
hus str e and l47 and 92 fees deep the south line and
5i ani g-l2 feet deep along Erin Avenne and 65H feet
vide on the west end. Appraised at Sl2OJ.
pt0r
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NHERIFFIS SALE.-PURSHANT

~ SHEklFF'S SAIb.-PU UhS UANT
~ 10 the command oi an order Of sale Issued from he
John Madden plaintiff against Beden Seymour, defend
am 10 me directed shall offer for sale St public auet
AZ inc door Of the Court House (coner ef Seneca and
Chsmplaia streesl IN the CRY Of Cleveland in said
countV on the 1T day OF February ls69 o'clock p.
NJ of said day. the following despihed lands and tene
mens to Wit tTs OF lot of land 81 uate the City y
Cleveand which also IN the county Of Cuyahoga, anil
Is known ~ q Lot No e nineteeu, in tha part q %
City recently known the Ery Ohio in Hiram sanes
subdivision of original Lot No. (70l and Is sled
on Hicks street being iQl fort feet fnt sud sreat
D. L. WlGHTMANs Sherl1;
J. J. KIRK, Pltf's ATTY. lanleZle
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cPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
.SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
SAVE THE PIECES
ECONOMY! DISPATCH
GA STITCH IN TINE SAVES NINE" "A
AZ Goo.ieats w happsR, "a 0e regtaioi aHlies II
a. vary esfrblr IN hnyo sono cham and convenient way
sPALD[NG,s PREPARED GLUE
SAVE THE PIECES
ECONOMY!
GA srrrcH IN TINE SAVE, NINE" "A
As oooleafs pll happeR srsl l0c regulated jaHes
very desirable have cheap aud convenient way
for repairing Furniture, Toys CTOokey, &C.
sPALDiNo's PREPARED GLUE

meets ali such emergencies aud no household nnd -
be without H. l. is always ready aud up 10 The sticking
point There isno longer necessity for hmping ehails
splmteed veneers heae,s dolls and broken cradles II
is s he article for cone, she'll anl other oTnnmenta
work popular with ladies Of refinement and taste.
This admirable preparation is used cold being chemical
y held souou aud possessing all the valuable quat7
Of the best cabaot-mukers glue Il may be used IN the
place OF ordinary nucuge, being vastly more adhesive.
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ian1e:2ea

SALE OF REAL ESTATE, BY OR
y DER OF COURT-On the 10Th day Of February,
6J 10 O'Clock A. NJ at the door Of the Court House
the Public Square IN the y Of Cevela .inhe coun
Of Cuyahoga State Of Ohio, will he sold TO The high
est bidder the following described Real Estate the
pery OF John T. Cockbum, deceased, 70 WIT; Situate IN
said city Of Cleveland in said county OF Cuysh0ga, and
known Sub Lot No. 43l, IN Kelley WalworihS suDdl,
vision Of pat of the Wawu III Fam $50 caliedl: sad
ot being feet front Harrison street It's eastsry bJu
dlry extending between parallel lines a Tt an
gles with said street alley rod in width the
ouhGrlv line being about Ito teet and the norhery line
about sc feet in length. Appraised at $50
Terms of sale WIN be made known the day Of sale.
NJ gTnTATONDg
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LoRrN PRESr1ss, Pita'; 1iIly janI2:2lo
IIs S.rITE 1F IlHIo.l In JuslIces Conrt CeVeIhnd

IHs STATE on QHIo} In Jusiioss CogRT5, Cleveland
4 MOS 3. DENNISON VS.. JOHN
IN HALL and Garnshees. The defendant, John Hail.
hereby ed that the instance Of said Amos e. Den
nj on puiut an order Of attachment issu by l..
Justice Of said township on the TIN day Of
January ls6O against the goods chaitels rights credis
mOnevs, property and ELECTS OF SAID deleudeht suit
GRISWOLD CASTLE,
isr1e.aeQ Pitts Att'ys
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VIM. NJ SIMbIONDS,
state Of & John , + Cock6gT3 deceased

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GHERIFF'S SALE.-PURSUA ANT
~ 10 the command Of order Of sale, issued fr9m
lie Court Of Common Pleas OF CuyahOga County, al the
suit OF Reuben G. Hunt Dlainm it, agains James 6 Hearns
deit to me directed shall or for sale At the door Of the
Court House ic5raer OF seneca aud Champlau steesl in
The city OF Cleveland in Sad county the 18th day OF
February 1850 at O'Clock P II. OF said day the follow
ING Described lands teuemeuts wIt= Situate the
township Of Cleveland. in the Connecticut Western Re
W Of uvabOga ami is kncn BY being part OF City Lot
number hun red and eIshiyiour 254 IN Weyyllle
Allotment 50 called that part Of the city Of Cleveland
which was formerly Ohio City aDd Is bounded as Follows
10 wit North by Lot No Z7I East by alley >ouh b.
line el with the North line and g feet distant there
from and Yves br BrainaId street; beng the N0th Ia
Of sad Lot No d. and 80 feet front said BlalnaTd
street. and iF6 g2 feet IN deptn alley; be the same
''''' " D. L, WiGHTAIAN, sheriff.
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ACARD.O THE PUBLIC.

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The Medical Agency being established in connection
vita a. Eminent Physician If this city, the public mar
hy the genuine intrinsic value OF the remede soil
lem
raOns, X GhlGEhs Agent
saUIT No T41 Raoadvlnr Ne
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CHERIFF5S SALE.-BY VIRTUE

~ III - M e y DAH HHs"DI III Q u
- OF vrig u Fie Facias. Issued from the Court of
Common Peas Cuyahnga COuny, at The suit OF William
Cjtfdon OF a. ph,iltds agaius Thomas Johnson. dr.
feBdaut have levied upon ami shall expose for sale at
ubc auction the If the Court H0nse corner Of
ScnGra uad Chanpain street. tn he City Of Cleveland,
said County, the 18th day ut February, 1861 AZ O'Clock
p n Of SAD DAY. the following described lands AID ten
omonts 10 wit: Situate IN the wnshiB Mddiebuigh,
tn the County Of Cuyah and state Of Ohio and IS
known as In Lots Nos FIVE (s) nd thtysiV 1857 the
village Of BeTuG" D l.. Wl5dThlANt Shef1h-
q III BARBER. Pitts Ate lInll.269