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Napoleon and Josephine.

Napoleons acquaintance with Joseph
inc arose from an impression made on him
by her son, Eugene Beauharnais, then
little hoy. He came to request that his
father'a sword, which had been delivered
up might be restored to him. The boys
appearance, the earnestness with which
he urged his request, and the tears which
could not be stayed when he beheld the
sword, interested Napoleon so much in
his favor, that not only the sword was
given 10 him, but he determined to be-
come acquainted with the mother OF the
boy. He visited her, and soon his visits
became frequent. He delighted to hear
tho details which she gave Of the Court
of Louis.
aCome," he would say, as he sat by her
side of an evening, "now let us talk of
the oil court-let us make tour to Yer
sailles." 1t was in these frequent and
familiar interviews that the destinations Of
Josephine won the heart of Napoleon
"She is" said he, "grace personifed,
every thing she does is with grace and
delcacy peculiar to herself"
The admiration and love of such man
could not fail to make an impression on a
woman like Josephine. 1t has been said
that it was impossible to be in Napoleon's
company without being struck by his per-
sonal appearance, not SO much by the ex-
quisite symmetry Of his features, and the
noble head and forehead which have fur
nished the painter and the sculptor with
one Of their finest models; nor by the
medigative look, so Indicative Of intellect
ual power; but the magic charm was the
varying expression of countenance which
changed with every passing thought; and
glowed with every feeling. His smile, it
is said always inspired confidence.
"It is difficult, if not impossible" so
the Duchess of Aabrantes writes, {" to de-
scribe the charm of his countenance when
he sniled-his soul was upon his lips and
eyes" The magic power of that Empe-
ror cf Russia expressed it when he said
"I never loved any one moro than that
man" He possessed, too, the greatest OF
all charms, an harmonious voice, whose
tones like his countenance changing from
emphatic impressiveness to caressing soft
ness found their way to every heart. Il
may not have been these personal and
mental gifts alone which won Josephine's
heart; the ready sympathy with which
Napoleon entered into her feelings may
have been the greatest charm to an affec
tionate nature like hers.
II was in the course Of one of these
confidential evenings chat as they saf
Jogttber, she read 10 him the last lcttel
sue had received from her husband; 4
was a most toechins farewell. Neeoloor
was deeply Effected; aad Il has been 4aic
thai that letter, and ,oscpAinss emotion
as she read it, had . powerful effect upon
his feelings, already excited by admira
ton.
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TBE PRINCE.
LoNpoN ~ Sent 1a.

LoSDoS5 c. W, Sept 13.
The Prince Of Wales and the Royal party left
this morning by special train, via the Great
Western Railway for Port Sarnia where they
arrived at II O'Clock. They return at 3 O'Clock
TINS afternoon, when the Prince holds leyee,
and attends ball in the evening.
The weather is very fine, and the town is filed
with people.
The Fire Companies, with their machines from
all The surrounding towns, are here havin
grand tournament this morning
~ p A.-The Royal party arrived from Sarnia
81 nalf-past p. Man interesting ceremony
than was anticipated on board the train were a
number Of the Canadian Ministry. The Indians
gave the Prince their farewell WhoOp.
great co nc0urse Of people assembled TO greet the
fflhce on his return here. He went directly to the
Asyeei and Is ct the bah this evening
Ac-norrow morning he leaves for Niagara via
BrantiOrd, Fort Erie and Chippewa, arriving at the
ollfton House at O'Clock Friday night where there
la to be grand display Of fire works.
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NEw YoRK lIARKET-sErT. IS.

lbf TELEGRAPHl
ELOUR-Opened quite duh and about Sc lower,
shippers holding tack while the home trade refuse
to purchase more than sufficient supply the press
ing wants.
Sales were 1000 bbls-at S5,6saSsO for supor6ns
statei S6O6 10 for extra state S5655 IS for SUPER
ira westerni S6la@6,3 for shipping brands extra
moderate demand. Sales are $50 bbls, at S5,705 80
for superhne; S6lO,97,50 for common TO choice eX-
RYE FIOUR-Steady, with small sales AT 81 50
4, 90 ior common 70 choice superhne.
AultN IEAL-Quiet and unchanged.
NHAsh A-Duil and scarcely 80 firm. Sales Ot
WHEAT-0pened quiet and closed duh at a dc
cline Of l92c per bush with shippers disposed to
hold back or turthcr concession. Sales white Mich
igan at ,65; white Indiana az 81 IS; MIL
wSukce club at Sl,3064l 20; Iowa spring at Sl,27;
white red western at 1891 ,3Sf; Chicago spring at
Sl,25; white Canadian at 81, so
RXE-Scarce and firm, with sales Of 1000 bushels
at soc.
BARLEY-Scarce and firm at 75aS5c
CORN-Opened steady and closed dull and lower.
sales are 5000 bush at 67j6@69c for sound mixed
inside price.
OAT1s-Qgiet and hrmi 4l@4ao for western and
PORK-Heayy for mess, steady for prime. Sales
Of od bbls az Sg,27@9l950 for mess; Sl9,l2 for
Old NESS Sl4l29l45O Tor new prime; SlS,5 for old
BEEF-Demsnd good; quiet. sales Of o5O bbls at
S4,OlGl23 for country primes Sj0015,5O for country
mess Sl9lO for repacked mess St9lli5O for extra
MESS BEEF-ouiet Sales % tierces at SI7; Is
tierces India mess at $500.
BEEF II tNtS-Dul and nominal Sales at $40
eIl650 for state and western. ...'.H f
CUT mEATS-Quieti 914c for shoulders; lO6@
IlAc for hams.
LARD-DuI and unchanged
=, BUTT EER-Steady at l2j4@l7o for Ohio and i6tg
CHEEsE-steady at 9'E@lDsc for inferior to
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OVERLAND MAIL.


ST. JosEPH, Sept l3.
The Pony Express arrived his evening behind
San Francisco, Sept The steamer Golden
Age left for Panama this morning with 222 pas
me Pony Express and overland mail arrive
regularly.
The news Of the State at large are generally un-
The several county fairs held during the week
esfs in the State
Senator Gwin made his first political speech this
season 70 an audience of 900 people at Stockton,
on the 18th ult He labored hard TO Justify him
self against the charge of killing Hales daily oy
erland mail bill and justified the purchase Of Sc
MA Point az any price rather than not have il for
a fertilization. There was nothing personal in
bis remarks and Little enthusiasm was manifested
The opposition to the Senator continues unaba-
ted.
The Crescent City Herald has accounts Of extra
ordinary discoveries Of gold In Del Norts county.
We have Oregon adyices to August 18th, and from
British Columbia TO the 18th
Ihe Democratic State Committee Of Oregon had
net and divided nearly equally with the Douglas and
SonEeqtion for September 18th, and the latter on
The Portland News SAYS that Delazon smith. Lam
sing stout NJ. 7. Deadly J. w. Nesmith, Geo. II.
Williams David Logan, and Z. D. Baker are candi-
The struggle win be hotly contested between the
three PARTIES the National Democracy, the Free
cans will each have its candidates.
A great excitement has sprung up among the peO-
pie OF oregon on account Of extraordinary mineral
discoYeries in the northern mines generally
The news from British Columbia Is mostly of
mining character and the accounts Of discoveries
are numerous and glowing.
The japanese Embassy arrived home saio from
San Francisco June 2lth. The Commander Of the
japanese steamer had made highly colored report
70 his countymen Of the brilliant manner ia which
he and his crew we're entertained while In San Fran
cisco.
Col Lander had obtained promises from the Indi-
ans which will probably put an end TO the dangers Of
Pony Express and over land emigration.
The Express from the Peak arrived lasl night
with Sl7,S33 in dust and full load Of passengers.
No news from the mines or Of any other character
worthy Of notice.
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nav AoAA, oell-- ID
Last night, about O'Clock, FIRE broke out in
the St Joseph Cathonc Orphan Asylum. on the
was very quickly put out, but during the alarm.
the children occupying rooms In the upper sto-
ries. about one hundred in number became
frightened and rushed out Oftheir rooms into NE
hall One Of them, named Fitzdoer preciDita-
ted himself over the bannisters 10 the lower door
8 distance of about 20 feet, and died In an hour
afteTWnri. If
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. I3.


FLOUR-Unchanged $3.50 for extra state: s.
for favorite double extra city brands
WHEAT-Market closes decidedly lower Sales
5Oo0 bush white Indiana at Sl29; 900 bush winter
red western at Sl; 800 bush do. part to arrive
and 600 bush No. Chicago spring at private terms
CORN-Quiet and shade easier.
BARLEH-DulL Sales small lot Canadian at
sc H
Other grains quiet Ia
CANAL FREIGHTS-Firm at 35c for flour;
l2c for Wheat; Corn &c, to New York.
LAKE IlIPORTS-000 bbls -four; 65,O0O bush
wheat; 600 bush corn; 500 bush barley.
CANAL EXPORTS-340O bbls flour; gl600 bush
wheat; Z3O0O bush corn; $500 bush rye.
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BUFFALO RIARKFT-sFPT. 13.


FLOuR-FlOur demand fair; market firm and
stock light Sales $50 bbls a. S537S for state and
Canadian; S5,37a ad562la for extra Illinois and Wis
consin; S55095,75 tor extra Ohio and Indiana; S6&
925 for double extra.
WHEAT-In moderate demand and market
less firm. Sales 500 bush No. Chicago spring at
Sl,lO; 600 bush Canada club at 81, 4s lSOOO bush
red winter Ohio and Indiana at 81 ,l95x6ll,20.
CORN-Firmer but quiet. Sales 10000 bush at
5jdl56C. RI
Other grains quiet and unchanged,
WHISKX-bess firm at 2255c.
CANAL FREIGHTS-l6c on wheat; l5c on
corn; sc on flour to New York.
LAKE IlIPORTS-5OOO bbls -four; 5000 bush
wheat; 5000 bush corn 200 bush oats 1000 bushels
barley.
CANAL EXPORTS-2OO bbls flour; 10000 bush
wheat. 26nnl bush corn.
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Last Nights Report.
KEPUBLICAN MASS aTEETTNC.

PITrsBUReH, ny Sept Is.
II is estimated that there were from u coo to
1900 people at the Republican mass meeting
here to-day. The procession was two miles long
and composed of 1900 Wide AWakes in uniform.
There will be a grand torch light procession to
night. The meeting was addressed by H. B.
Stanton, J.. E. Chittenden and others
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POLITICAL.


CoScoRDi n. IL, Sept. l3.
The Democratic State Convention assembled
here to-day. Strong Douglas resolutions were
adopted-after which the Convention nominated
the following ticket For ElectOrs-Henry p
Rolf Of Concord G. W. Stevens of Laconia; 7
W. Gilmore, Of Newport; JnO G. Sinclair, Of
Bethlehem, and Wm c. Clark.
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MAKING CONNECTIONS.
At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbus Cincinnati, Cleveland B Erie, and Cleve
land Pittsburgh Railroads
At Soi0n, with hacks TO Chagrin Falls, SO.
= At Mantua, with hacks for Ravenna, &C.
At Braceville with hacks to Newton Falls, &C
At Warren with hacks 70 Sharon, Greenfield, Mead
nlle, Bloomfield, Canheld, &C.
At Youngstown with stages for New Castle, Po-
land, Lowell, and EnOn Valley, and thence By P. +.
W. a Z. r. r. to Pittsburgh
Cleveland. Feb s,Is5g
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FROM HAVANA.

NEW YoRK, Sept. I3.
The steamer De Soto brings HAVANA dates to
the Sth
Markets not materially changed, Freights
tending downward at both Hayanna and Matan-
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light WITH THE INDIAN

NV VALLAasl oepI- u
The San Antonio Herald Of tho 7th says Captain
SturRis' command has fought a large body OF Ca
manchees, Ki0Was and Cheyennes. sixty miles from
IT, kearny, killing p The American loss was
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FROM PHII.ApELPHIA.

PHI1ADELPuIA, Sept. 10.
Hon. NJ Fuller, Chairman Of the Union State
Executive Committee has called a meeting Of
the Committee at Harrisburgh che 27th inst for
the purpose ofselecting candidate for Governor
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FIRR-BOY KTLLFD.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. l3.
The steamer Anrora, from st. Louis to New Or
leans, was snagged and sunk on Tuesday, at Oseola
Arkansas. she will probably be raised ~
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BOsTON, Sept, IS.-The Breckenridge State Con
yentiOn yesterday nominated clean State Elec-
torial ticket, including Benz Butler Of Lowell,
for Governor.
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COMMEROIAL.
CLEVELAND M4RKET-sEPT. i3


WHEAT-Thc market this morning was quiet
with sales on Change OF cars red at SILL on track
800 bush aaoat at same; $50 bush whitc afoat and
part Of a car track at sl,ls This afternoon. 4
cars red sold track at Sl,E do. at SlI2; do 81
Sl,S, and lOoO bush free on board at SII2 The mar
ke; closes heavy under tho influence Of the foreign
rows Receipts are $1,000 bush.
FLOUR-Steady. Sales 300 bbls and several
small lots good Oxira at s5.25; small lots Of rcd
double extra at $780, and % bbls white wheat do. at
$500.
CORN-Sale car ct tgc
OATS-Firmat &c
HIGHWINES- 25 bbls. at 22sc.
EGGs-Better. sales at Sc, and So for lots count
ed out
CHEESE-Sale 1000 lbs prime dairy at SIC.
BUTTER- sales several small lots az lOc Tor
common central, and lie for choice ". r.
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geaal aotiees.
IFRTFF AND MASTER C0M-

~ Id Ehlt Is AMI MAO En- OOM-
u MIssIONERis SALE.-Pursuant TO the COM
mand of an order Of sale issued from the Court OF
Common Pleas Of CuyahOga county at the suit of Le-
vi f. jackson, plaintii, against John 4. Newton gt
al, defendants shall offer for sale at the door Of the
Court House In the City Of Cleveland n said county
on the 18th day Of October, lo0Oi az zocl0ck r. Nj
One-seYeDth in common Of the following described
lands and tenements, 70 wit
Situate In the county Of CuyahOga, state Of Ohi0i
and In the City Of Cleveland, In that part thereof
formerly called the City Of Ohio, and n the bualO
Company Purchase, called, and known IS the
whole Of Blocks 90 o." n. b." and u. l. the
whole Of Block T., except lots Nos 49, 49, 40 45,
46i, 80, sos and i6l the whole Of Block W except
lots Nos. SOL 52 500, so and 523 In Block NJ, lots
NOS SlI and 35 in Block u, lots Nos $50, 4Sl, 49,
and 49, In Block J. j. lots Nos s96 ST. sys End $50;
In Block I. l.. lots Nos 81 and sl3 IN Block ~ o.
and 1924; Blocks Nos Al, g. i5 and a. situate uDcn
the Island called upon the west side Of tho Cuya
hOga River aud bounding and abuttiug upon the
Old Hivei Bed and Lake Erie.
d. l.. WIGHTMAE, Sheriff,
sepl3:9Ol aud Master Com'r.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
IN Proposals will be received at the office Of the
CIty Civil Engineer until O'Clock N. Sept u, 1860,
Tor the gruding and Improving Of Bond street, its
entire length, also Hill street between Ohio aud
Cross streets. Plans and specifications may be seen
and more particular information obtained a. said
Engineers oihce, on and after the 18th inst.
Each proposal must be accom- panied BY q COOL and
suhcient bond requiring the bidder to enter into
contract at the price named in his proposal should
the same be accepted.
The Board Of City Improvements invite the sub
mission Of bids reserylng the right 10 accept or
iect the same.
By order Of the Board
JOHN A. SARGENT,
Cleveland, Sept s, 1860. City Civil Engineer.
sept I2.3Ol.
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ID. L. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff.
j. E IuRerHoll Pitts Atty senll:30f

GUSAN L. SMALLEY is HERE
~ BY notified that on the sth day Of September,
1850, James 7. Newman filed petition against her
in the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cnyahoga county,
Ohio, the object and prayer Of which petition is
subject to sale by order Of Court the following prem
ises situate in the City Of Cleveland county Of Guy
ahoga, and State Of Ohio, and Is known part Of
sub lot No. a3 in Benedict & Roots allotment Of
part Of original lots Nos As and 49, and Is bounded
follows 70 wit: Northery by sub lot No. 30l easery
by an alley westerly by Birch street; and southerly
BY line drawn from the easterly line of Birch street.
and 2S feet southerly from the north east corner Of
said sub lot No. 3r and parallel with the north line
said sub lot No 3 easterly s. feet thence at right
angles with this line south feet; thence easterly
and at right angles with the last line feet thence
nOrhery at right angles with last line feet thence
easterly at right angles with east line and parallel
with the north line Of said sub lot No. 3O3 to said al
ley and which sale is asked for under mortgage
executed thereon by said Susan y. Smalley TO said
James 7. Newman, dated February 3D. lass, and re-
corded in book 90, page s, Of CuyahOga County Re
cords and was given to secure the payment Of the
four promssOry notes Of said Susan T., Of that date
one for 500 5Ol00 payable April 18th, 1858; one for
Sgl 6s-l00 payable January 9th, 1885, one for Sgl
66l00 payable January 18th, 1860, and one for SgI
66lO0, payable January 18th, 1861, with interest,"
That Judgment will be taken thereon for the sum OF
sass 50-lOQ with interest from February 22d 1883 SAID
Susan E. is notified to answer said petition on or he
fore November 4th, 1850. .--
September lVth, Ist5SpS
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algz-:SOz hbeTia aud Master Gom'r,
MASTER'S SATE-NTPTf7TE -
,SATF-RVVTPTTTF

&HERIFF' $ 5SALE-BY VIRTUE
~ Of writ Of 'Tenditioni Exponas issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuy9hOga county, at the
suit OF Augustus Fuller, ct. al, plantifs against
John Davidson, defendant shall offer for sale at
public auction ct the door Of the Court House in the
CITY OF CieYeaod, in said county, the llth day Of
lowing described real estate wit: third part
IN common OF the following described lands and ten
ements, TO wit: original lot No (29O) two hundred
and ninety in New6urgh township, Cuahoga county,
ONO bounded north. west and south by the original
lot lnes, and there being two lines the east side,
and the more westerly Of said two lines is made the
eastern boundary, supposed TO contain one hundred
rfeTfn fnraa co
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE
IA Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has Dsen appointed and qualified as administrator Of
the estate Of George Stewart deceased late OF Ceye
land City, and all persons having dealings with said
estate hereby required to present them for id
justment according TO law.
Guy STEWART, Administrator.
aug25:SOO
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CHERIFF AND MASTER UOM-

~ MISSIONER'S sALE.-Pursuant to the com
nand Of an order Of sale issued from the Cour, Of
Common Pleas Of OuYahoga county, at the suit Of
Alexander b. Hallewell, plaintih, against David If.
Baird, defendant, to directed, shall offer for sale
At public auction at the door Of the Court House in
the City OF Cleveland in said county, the l7h day
OF September, ls6O, at o'clock 2. NJ, Of said day the
following described lands and tensments, 10 Wit=
Situate in the Township Of Independence, being
No. (6) six in the 18th range Of Townships in the
Connections Western Reserve in the State of Ohio,
and which is also in the county OF CuyahOga, aud is
A Changers subdivision Of part OF tract No one t
in said township, east Of the CuyahOga River, and is
bounded east by the centre of the state Road, $50
called) the north and south BY the lot lines and
the west by lands contracted TO James Watts be-
ing same land decided to said Baird by Biddall and
WIFE, containing ten of land, be the same more
OF less Appraised ut S47S.
D. L. WIGHTMAN,
Sheriff and Master COm'r.
MN. AllaW. PIT AIIHV
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New HAVEN, Sept I3-The Breckenridge State
Convention yesterday nominated clean ElectO-
rial ticket, but passed resolution favOring ttl-
sion, and appointed committee to ill vacancies.
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CHERIFF AND MASTER COM


~ ,MlSSIONER'S SALE.-Pursuant 10 the COM
mand OF an order Of sale issued from The Court Of
Sonmon Pleas Of Cuyahoga county, at the suit OF
JOhu v; wagner, pldlntin, against James Connolly
et al DEFENDANTS TO me directed, shall offer for
sale at public auction at the door of the Court Hs
10 the Slty OF Cleveland, in said county on the 18th
Gay OF september ls60 at O'Clock P. NJ the fol-
lowing described lands and tenements, to wit.
situate IN the City Of Cleveland, in the Counecti-
cut esern Reserve in the State Of Ohio and which
Is alsO IN the county Of CuyahOga, and is known By
being part of city lot numb (i5l one hundred and
point on the southery line OF Bolivar street tv fet
westerly OF the easterly line Of said lot nmber 5I
one hundred and fty-one; thence westerly ALONG tbs
soqeHetiy line OF Bolivar street forty. nine and one
naA YET 4sR iset thence southerly at right angles
Will b0ilTr street (lS0 one hundred and feet
70 an alley thence easterly parallel with Bolivar
street N4y3R) forty-nine and One-half feet. thence
n3rtheriy one hundred ami eighty GSO) feet TO the
place oil beginning. Appraised at S2UOO.
d. l.. WIGHTMA6
aagzl:S02 RAeIia aud Master Com'r,
MASTERS SALE.-NOTfCE -
4LA In pursuance of a decretal order issua5 g.
the Court of Common Pleas of Cuyah lii IN
in a case in which Ralph Il. Worthingtoy ii, TlIO,
TN, ana Myron DouW et al, defendaPts - 20 - II
Tected snail expose for salo at the ,ior ~ ~ ,,y
court House In the City Of Cleveland iT i5 coIpfv
on On lhe uth gay Oi september, l56l ~ o oicior b
n, oi SAID day. the following desg ibed lands and
Situate in the City of CievelaA5 ,,-.to,,o ,orr+v
Ohlol and is lot No tWO-hun6rS aSJ E-fs fSf1j il,
the Wllleyyllle Plat in said cir bi "a ~ 11,rt
mercer "a @ when was formerly ohio Gty and is six
nine inebes den ,r3D nD ed and forty-niRs feet,
T. PTsSfiss ~ 4APPi'p ed at 5000.
= lSitS Pit'hs Atty, W. BINGHAM;
sug9:R299 MASTER Oon T.
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gE0aI
MASTERTY YSAIE-pIBSI1TNT

MASTER'S SSALE-PURSUANT
Al 70 the command Of deoreial order OF sale
lIpih ne court OF C0mmOn Pleas Of CuyahoEa cOun-
", ~ the suit Of Edward Wade against Ora H
AhApp ald others, 20 directed, shall expose Tor
5ae Nt pubic auction az the door Of the Court House
" the WY ol Cleveland, on the twenty day Of
sspsDeri isoO, az thrso 0clOak p. M, the follow
,nk 3escribed premises, situate IN ths Township Of
Se"pnIgh, Ouyahoga county Ohio, viz: being In lot
NJ s thIss sh9adrsd twenty-iour In said NewDurgh,
anu DOunded a. ioloWs, viz; beginning tbs north
west corner Of said lot, thence south ON the west
line we've iU-log chains 70 stake thence east on
thS IN noIth me ot Deborah l.. knapp'a land eleven
chanl 70 stake In the north line Of said lott thence
west on shld north line to the place Of beginning
containing fourteen and half acres Of land being
ths same premises conveyed By Isaac A. WiRhtman
70 GarTett and Briggs By Decd dated August q ls5l
HENRY G. ABBEY,
faHf fHr.r4.H