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DICKS ACCOUNTANT AND
DISPATCH PATENT.

The ErUe1Is0y's Claims coInofaed2sd and protected
BIZ the Governments If C1r1da, tie CHfted Satez,
and Great Britaia; 10 all sgIom It D'ay concern.
"YHAT ] CLAIM AS MI INVENTION Is. THE
Whatever kind, description or variety, in printed
Orm. by keeping the statements Of The severs! ac-
counts standing in printers type tbe.- equivalents
the type being arranged IN form as u cIiiit ui
being readily znd quickly readiEstei il any artcu-
lar part. where account may have undergone
change bT the larsa OF time OF the current Of bust
moss transIctionz; 50 that when Yeadjusted in all
such parts Ep any given date an impression then
taken from the type shall exhibit, in printed 1nr1H
the Of ali the accounts kept accurately
representing al the balances OF conclusions IN ao-
cOriance With tbe end ende contemplated in keep
ing the record rendering it, in commercial business
balance sheet o. the most compact AUG Per1ect
character the details Of management being Substan-
tally recitsd il specification wherein il is shown,
that the fact facts be recorded may be repre-
Rsnted by figures symbols. dates or numbers, used
either separately or in combination or by whatever
else will indicate Jhe fact facts as desired: and
Furthermore. based rhig primary invention. also
claim the deTice or contr1Tauce OF rendering or
transmitting accounts in partial full statements
when the statement statements sent thus
or substantially thus kept IN type. by the conII1-
vances Of my inveaion. be the medium Of transmits
sion what it may; but the particular mode Of rem
derinE accounts by the se OF the Dispatch Machine
contributed of Apron Movement. Reel. and Gutter
stamp claim in the brOadest and fullest and
ALSO The machine itself embracing all its forms and
modes, Of operating as indicated in describing il;
either a simple hand instrument or as propelled
by machinery. And in connection with these spec-
nc clains, aud based upon them, ] also claim all
other and appliances substantially the same
as those hersiu Claimed intended to be claimed.
With these claims fully acknowledged and protected
as above this invention has already spread nse!
Canada eighteen Strfe u the American Mon
aud into Great Britain and is used in more than
three hundred New Offices Us immense value
banking aud similar institutions Will be shown In
a circular which will make its appearance soon.
Meanwhile applications for il ormntion. Deeds Of
Right" or "Disp Itch Machines" will receive due at
teation when addressed either to
Rev. Robert Dick, gig r., ~ r. Il Z or or
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FlVE PREPARAIlnNS

adapted 10 the deficiencies If the Blood in different
diseases For Coughs Cblis Bronchitis or any afcc-
ttnn whatever Of the Thr"ot lanes Indicating ON.
sD" ~ Spirits Loss If -iT7ste. aud fr all Cl.5gic
Complaints arising from 0rs-usc Gsnsrr' DeHfiity
and NcTro''S frgStr1ttOH MOI. Toy Liver ,,ar,ius
No. ) for Dyspepsia. Bsing oTreyGy prspoiY5 f5ruI-
"rp'i't it is tlien ty drops and carried Immediately
into ss circulation, tina; what you 9rl, You sr
The No. ! is for Female Irregularities TFsstcTir
W.n5ncssrz d;c. See special directions for this For
Slf Ehsg.. Erhpioaf ScrftiIous Kids.,y and ISE7d
tinr. must lie strictly followed Price .; the Isioo4
Fbod, 81 per bottle
Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT.
No. 4p9 Broadway. New York
By T II. LOGAN & Co. Agents for Wheeling.
And hy all respectable Druggists throughout the
country 1nI,ai
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SANFORD'S
FAMILY CATuARTIC PILLS.
CoWPOUNnED FKoM

Co&PutSpED FROM
if'Ts Ie7etaI, kJ;roetE, and PIT up an GLASS c..
SES AIR Tight ard 'ciH Keep ~ airy cIi'ao:e
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NO PARECORIC OR 0PIhTE

of cny kind. and Therefore relieves h. rsooriH7 The
SeHstC}ttics- For this cs-JI. it coIuneuis itself
the 1nIy rsli,Ji- preparation known Tor Chill
lreIl TeeFh hing, DiRrrhOea. ID S-scntery.
Gripping In the Bowels. Acidity of the
Stomach, Wind, Cold la he H ea adj, aud
Group. also. for s.'te'i"g TIE gums. reducing ~
hHt"m.,tio'' rsgw''iHgth Eprs's and re'stjEg pain.
il has cy1ti- being GHtt-sp-sDt'}ic ii l. used
with unftiiBG success in all cases Of COnEuls ion
or other Fits. As you ra{,e the life aud Zenith
6f pO1,' Children ard l"iEE tn them from those
sad and Ji2htjng Consequences ~iicE ccyt0i" to
result Il ON The NJ 5uTcoticS al jrIic' n.LcF
dies far InfnH' CDr1T2JiHts coTHpp~cI tote
tHt DR.. EATON7S INF-i-TTYLE CORDIAL. this
Won T~ly upon. II is perfectly harmless and
mol injnr0 the most delicate infant. Price - cents.
Full directions accompanying c1cl bottle Prepared
only by CHURCH & DUPONT,
No. 4oy broadway. New York.
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4 N ALYzED

lways presents with the same essential elements
and gives of course the Tis Standard Analyzrd the
Blood Of a person suffering from Consumption. Liver
Complaint. Dyspepsia. Scrofula &. and we find in
Erl aStGT'cf certain GecisncicS in tile red giollcs
Of H'Ho1. supply and y0r are made
well. The BLOOD FOOD is fJuEied upon This rl.c-
.-L: I..I.... y ).
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PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
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1900
1850.
THE CE~TR AL
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD
Three Through "a senger Trains,
2GQ MILES DOUBLE TRACE

The Capacity Of This Road now equal any in the
.ro
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SUMMER ARR ANGEMENT.

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Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road

in. MCCULLOUGH. President.
FIR MYERS. Gent Ticket Ag't. jy2
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INF kNTlLE C0RDIkL,

and WHY because Il Htrsr 5sfis o gI7l-i !7F'-!Fr
Tro2s TsiicT When given in tiHr. /; acts - i; t.y
naS.c. and trial Glo,s will convince you that
Mi.at s:LE is tLLLa. Il . : nin:rs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-04
NEW YORK MARKEr-aIays q.


AsHGs-Coat steady; sales 30 bbls IS 25 far pots
FLoGRlles II 500 b Is at S6LBa5sS fr super State;
s. OH 65 for extra State; S665 IS Tor SupeW stern:
s. 60 & 90 for Common to med extra WesJeIa Sc 20 80 hG
fr fresh gTnnnd pDlng brands extra round hoop Oho
Market Eh ide meB with fair demand foi he eaten and
local trds and Some little oIp9Tt inquiry Closing We
quiet
40 common 10 cholcs Market quiet ord StsadT.
RYE FLOUR.-salss lOJ bhls At $3,5o9As5, common to
CORN MEAI-In better demand without material
tItTa adoat.
v rtiISE f-Fair demand; sales 600 bbs at q anu 50
WHEAIiEWiihoIt material change; bniders however
exhb less desire 10 realize to realize; les 1900 buShe
pris red south D. 81 co. for ctoies white Mich Sl70
BARLEY-Quiet and unchanged; sales $500 bush falr
state al 72c
RYE-cuist at stc.
CORN-Quie and STEADY; sales &C 900 bus SOC mxd
wsn 1890 for yellow Jersey and southn; s5 white
souttn.
OATS-Plenty, duh and hsaey At 429tsc for Western
Can Rndlsiate, and S9lIA4 for state
HOPS-Csntmua Quet; Una II sales At 6Gl2c
PORK steay for mess snd 1st far Drimei sale! ESQ
bbls Sl7asasw mess, SlT S1lI 20 old mess Sl72s thin
dos sl4, ,2OGpli Is asw prime; Sl2,s7 old do:
BEEF-Quiet and steady. sales boJ bblE at $1,000
$50 or cOguty prime; ss9oasso country mess $T.7l9
PRIAIE MESS BEEF-Dull and nominal
BE Z. HAms-Quiet Slz,Se(9ls for weHn and State
CUT MEATs-slsad Sales 40 packages at Tl(a7h
gACoM-Quel; Aalss 40 packages short clear western
GUTTER Selling at lOslbs for Ohio lsa2Oc ftr state
CaEESE-stoady at lOalzKo
LARD-More active and frmeri Sales Of 025 lbbls at
l9qG1Ikc
sUgYR-AIere active and quiis firm; sales 1000 hhds
q. bzQ9T for Cuba; Mu8coFaeo q.
hlCE-Stoady.
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Committee on HurbOrs and wi
EIsOELLANEOUs.


CHIoAso, May 2d.-Arrived from Cleveland
sOhoOnsrs Baker, 100 tons Coal G. Grant, 292
iOas Coal.
WELL DONE "BUcKETE."-Ths propeller Buck
eye, Capt Rossman, arrived here Sunday, having
performed the round trip to ogdensburg and
back. This is the first round trip that has been
accomplished this season and in view Of the
ice and other difficulties attending en- early open
ing Of navigation, coupled with the remote point,
away down to the foot Of Lake 0ntayio, where
0Rdensburgh Is situated, We may well say we'll
well done Buekeye--Heraid
oswEao,A APRIL SOth.-HoHoR TO THH BRAVE.-
The Maple Leaf, Capt. Carr, Of this port, noble
vessel belonging to MeEns. Crawford 4 Hovey,
left Chicago three days behind the feet which ar
rived on Friday Was the first Though the ice, and
the hrEt Upper Lake vessel through the Canal,
went to 0gdontburgh with cargo Of grain, which
she discharged and returned to osWsgO, where
she arrived Saturday, Just one day after the fret
Of the fost. This Is a great feat, proving the
Maple Leap the fastest vessel in the crowd By
several days. All honor TO Capt. Carr, who
would ike 10 borrow that hat7-Times
4eLEDo, NAY 1st.--The steamer sultana Is
now having her cabins and machinery removed
70 render her hull aveilGble 10 the lumber trade.
Her capacity is 100000, and If freightH should
rule the present season, she will certainly Day
better as 3 barge than she ever did e. q stssm-
boat. It Is talked Of furnishing her with pro-
pelleF WhesL-Blsde.
DETROIT, MAT 2d.-The barqus, ThomaG z.
Parke, cane down this morning from Belle Riv-
sr, whore she has bs0n taking on hs7 cargo for
Europe. She takes on the balanss at Maiden
and will leave IA about g week for her port Of
destination.
scKH. LUCY J. L6rH1N.-We learn that the
efforts to gst Of the Latham, ashore below -Bois
Blanc, have thus far proved fruilloas, and orders
have been forwarded TO Buffalo for more help IN
thu shlpa ef Essan pumps, &c.
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The Canadian mail steamer Rescue arrived this
mefninR from CollingWood, for the purpose Of
Rolng into dry dock, whore she viii undergo
thorough repairs, when she will resume her form.
eF route Tribune.
NAY Sd.-Seh. HuntreIs ran on the head Of
stsWartS Island, river st. Clair, yesterday morn
ing. Il vas thought she would require the SER
vices Of tug before getting Oa.
Brig IroquOis, recently ashore near Fort OR :
dot light, has been got Of and taken to Port
Huron for repairs,
seOW Z. B. Goldsmith has arrived here and gone
into dry dock. She did not succeed IN getting
loaded at Port Hope, owing to the lsaky eondi-
ton she wss 10.
Brig Clarion, on her passage through Lake
Michigan had her fore and main-topmaSts carried
away, aud wsS otherwise disabled. She put
back to Milwaukee whore she was detained three
days, when Bhs again pursued hOr voyage, pass
log here yesterday She is Is days OUT from
Chicago here Advertiser.
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MORNING LEADER OFFICE

FLoUR-In active demand, with sales 100 brls. Of
red wheat double extra at S,75 30 brls at 5s5, so
at 5ss; $50 at s5sl@Sss and 200 brls. in two lots
on terms not learned.
WHEAr-salsI 9 oars red at 81 and | car white
al 81 80.
CORN-2 cars st $50.
OATs-One car at Sso.
Eess-stsady, with number Of Hales of to
brls, each. ct lokc.
PoRK-Sale 10 brls. No. mess at $3.50.
HANs-SmRn sales eountry-cpred at 90,
BUTTER-Unehanged. Very choice, in small
way, sells atl49l5e.
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NOfiCe.

DERSUNAL PKUPERTY belong
ing to the estate of Aaron L. Beach, deceased eSii-
SSng Of the famous Stallion, GoDoLPHIN years Ole;
two Salkeys single Harness, Stable Balkes nj
other property, VIII be sold st Vendue at o. Cutters
Auction Store nix street. CleTsAnd, Ohio the 10th
day Of Ma, 1850, At 2 O'Clock p. NJ.
The terms Of plymInt viii be for all sums Of $4,000 and
over, 4 in months, 4 In months Hnd 4 In 8 months,
vita inlerrS for all lsss than $4,000 aud than
$50 co. in months and y in months, with intersT;
and for ali SO 90 and not than $5000
months with interest," for which good notes. with
sureseg, approved by the Administrators must be
given For all Of IS 90 and under cash, bankabs
funds. B r. BEAVIS Administrator
o. Gutter, Augtioneer April n. ls60:2s3
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SAMUEL MASON, Plaintiff,

SAMUEL MASON, Plaintiff,
JOHN cREES. Pleas IN and for SriiliSs. Cuyaho-
FHIIo NA1T IAPf PrSEI4oa GEEFS and ga County Ohio
ViHE Defendant, Francis Pinkerton,
4 is hereby notified tn on the 18th daV Apri, 1850.
Sgaas The above named defendants the object and prayer
OF which the reformation and correction Of three
ants bn Gfsen exseutsd January is Ss one deed from
said des1dants John Green md wife to said defendant
deed fron sad Frsne1 Pnsrtoa to said dsfeadsnf Mary
jams Green, executed August Oh, 1889 and one mortgage
January lut s5e thaa said deeds and morgage (Which
oaS t6s a Bss b 81 to said Gisep bS 55d
hE1t mentioned deed from a.it Mason, toNitil
cuyo oounS sS S 81 1 S ~ sS 3 5a m = S & No en
Vad tvtnty-Ons 10 M Ia John li WoOSey Of hs
U.s. . os a Ransa asGsa sns @ We s al 1R n
elusve e an oTEnal allontn Of the yage Of cleye-
land hereby conveyed . with the execution herein after
iSs o6esssr SIDE o Enc srss one hundred rex s'S souR
eserly from the souheaaery side Of Walnut street. aud
ons hundred and feet Css to tie norihsss sfy
line Of said lot No twenty l2 thence souheaStsry on
tl5 S) 70 land late Of Phiiip White DECEASED nifty
feet l5o thence souhI On spo Of PhpA White
Of ETIe street hrndred end rxt-fve l65l fec and
thence norhwstsf On sls FTs @ ses ss 'y Es est to
street. and hundred and yFS 65) feet deepmore
on less saving and excepting hoege OUT Of said piece
above dssor5sd csTgsn piece flaud ttryto lS2 feet
ionf by twenty vide heretofore desded out Of the
Lomsn by deed dnied Nov. e 1sls, end recorded Vol
a. page 64 which deed particular reference is hid
anco:' and shall exclude from said deed aud mortgage
aid piece Of land 81 feet By % feet and also The ot DEE.
cbed iu said deed aad mortgage fronting Oak street.
In said city county; and that said GTesn and wife, and
said Francis Pinksron may be excluded from all interest
in sd two pieces last above described BY virtue Of said
deed from said TO sid Green and other
as herein set foIth.
Psluf also PrhJs Judgement against said John Green
for M 1910 collars md Interest from Feb u 1860 end
that the land herein above hst described may be sold 70
the claim Of said plaintiff and for other equitable
The said defendant Pnksron s REQUIRED 70 answer or
demuT 70 this pstion before the third Saturday
GeE the expiration Of gT weeks from the date OF this
nctlee. = JAMES NJ JONES,
Aplu1o, lbog2e0 Platntiffs Attorney.
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IXA SALE.-Pursuaut to the command of an order Of
sale, to directed issued the Court of rmmon
Pleas for Cuyahoga County, Ohio, in action therein
pending, wherein Samuel Mason is Plaintiff and Ds-
ants shall expose for sale at public auction, at the
door Of the Court House conero Seneca aud Champan
streets) the City Of Cleveland in said county,
25th day Of My, leo. at O'clock P M. Of sad day
The following described lands and teDementB to wit:
in the township Of Brooklyn being number
IN the thirteenth range OF townships in the Connecticut
Wes eseTve in the State OF Ohio, and which is also
in the county Of Cuyahoga, and known as Lot number
i've hundred and eightYnine (59 in Hiram Stones addi
On Ohio City and Cleveland said lot hundred
ana thirty 0 Get front Burton street and one hundred
and sTtysZ and 92ths feet deep the north line and
hundred aud sXty-sx 6dl feet deep along Kirkland
street, and hundred and thirty feet deep m said lat
ter amed street
Appraised value 81 ,233 co.
JOSEPH S GRANNIS,
biaAter Commissioner.
J. n, JONES, Pltf 3 Atty. April "A, l9 yO:td
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PAINE WADE, Plaintiff s Attorneys.
April is 1850 auIs.7s3
/ NOTICE-IN PURSUANCE OF A

.NOTICE-IN PURSUANCE OF A
In deeretal order issued from the Court of Common
Pleas of Cuyahoga County Ohio in case in which James
c. Prentiss plaintiff and Alvin A Turner, ct al defend
ants to directed shalt expose fer sale at the door of
the Court House. Of Seneca and Champain eets
n the city OF Cevsl pd in said county, the 2t day Of
May, 1850 at O'Clock P NJ, of said day, the OllOwing
described lands ard teLomsnts, to wit:
Situate in the city of Cleveland CuyahOga county, and
State Of OhlO the side Of CuyahOga River, that
part OF Cleveland which formerly Ohio City. and
bounded lOws beginning at the intersection Of TIE
north line OF Vermont street, with the west hne OF West
street thence norherly along ssl West Wash
ngon street ihtnce westerly along Washington street 60
eet thence herly parallel with West street to Yer
mont street thence eastsrY along said Vermsnt
the place Of beginning. Appraised at S3,0Oc.
+. W BINGHAM, Master Commissioner
LOREN, PREM HISS. Pailt1 s AttOrney ap20:2s4
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NTASTER'S SALE-PURSUANT

M ASIEk'S SALE -PURSUANT
1NA TO THE COMMAND of a decrstal order Of
sale from the Court Common Peas Of CuYahoga COun-
N at the suit Of Edward Wade against Hiram Stone and
others directed, shall expose for sale public
auction at the door f the Court House Seneca
and Champain Streets in the City of Cleveland, the
nineteenth day Of NAV, ls60 10 O'Clock M the fol-
lowing described lands and tenemsns situate in the town
ship Of B okn n the county Of Cuyahoga and state Of
Ohio, and Known subdivision lots Hiram stones AZ
ditiOn 10 Ohio City and Cleveland numbered follows,
to Wills l6 u Is l9 % q IS 70 l03 1877 80 29
I'll 2lt III 2l9 63 IB7 l68 vi 25l 252 Z53 254 255
us 259 26O 210 2l 272 275 AIS 217 AIS 279 go 22 24
S le 292 93 297 295 299 800 3Ol 302 SO3 3 1873 is9
l9 226 l27 20 255 235 Z3l 300 O6 8 3O8 sO9 sI s5
3l9 33 325 323 39 3Si 335 33I 3s $50 $40 34 354 355
s5s al 2l2 24O EO7 SIS 59 $40 5 52 Ag7 49s 4s9 56
Appraised as follows Lots IS and Is at $50 each lots
II Is 20 IS % l03 snd at SIS each; lots 9 1877 30
209 90 2l 2A III 2ls I63 l67 1853 Ill lSS ls9 l9I 226
227 29 235 Z96 239 2 2l0 and 242 $50 each %
500 lots 25 2h3 2S4 2S5 255 259 200 n 2l 9T2
175 27s III 2s 279 $50 2 24 2s 2Sl 292 ss3 2eT 29S
29J 800 30 32 500 304 906 317 305 300 3l9 33
3 Szs 30 3 S35 337 50, s39 $40 SlT a5f s5 and 35s
st $40 each lots 6 sos SOC 5ll 81 52 l91 4es i99 and
SOC at $50 each. HENRY G. ABBEY,
Master Commissioner.
PAINE WADE Plaintiffs Attorneys
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NOTICE 10 nlarrns OF yrngrL1.

BY order Of the City Council, the undersigned
do hereby notify Masters Of Vessels entering OF
leaving the port Of Cleveland that portion of the
north end Of the Government Piers at the mouth
Of the hsrbOF, near the Light House, has sfallen
into the river on the east side, render
ing II dangerous to approach nearer than 80
feet Of the Pier, until sOuth of the Light House.
Bufslo, Chicago Detroit, and other Laks pa
peFs will please notice.
THOMAS QUAYLE,
THOMAS DIXON,
Committee on Harbors and Wharves.
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Appfhlstu n s4OJ-uO. ~. l.. WlG1IMANs
Sheriff ard Special EaStsr CGm'r
BINGHAM HOVKY. PliH's Attgs. aprl ;282
+ EGAL NOTIOE-DefauIt bavint

.EGAL kOTlOE.-Default having
IL been made, and the hfsl party hHvng fned to pay
tue instament. which iel due November r 1s59 he
contract entered into November 70 1883, bswsrn John
Ftzwillisms party Of the first and Hiram stone
OF the second part for the sale by the second party TO
the first party Of subdivision lot No 0) ia Hiram Sto ss
addition TO Ohio o. y. and Cevels nd COMPOSED Of part
CuyahOgO County, ONO And de aUt having been made
and the hrBt party having failed to the
which fell due November first, 1889 the contract
tered utO June H. 1884, between John G. Maulhaber
~ OF the rst part and Hiram Stoue party OF the second
part for the sale BY the econd patty 10 the first party
City and Cleveland composed Cf original lots Nos So and
es in Brooklyon township, Guy ga County, Ohio. And
D0faul wing been made, and the first party having fall
ed TO pay the nstanenI VIII ch fell dne November first,
1853 the contract entered mo November 19 1853 be-
tN Henry beagle, party of the first part and Hiram
Stone party Of the second part for the sale BY the second
party TO the frs party Of subdivision lot No 2SI, IN HI
posed Of pan original lots Nos s3 and 6s Brooklyn
township, CuyuhOga County, Ohio. And default having
been and the rst having failed 70 pay the in
salmeut which fell due November hrst, 1883, the
entered into December 1885, between Henry Braud
party OF the first part and Hi Sune. party OF the
Ond part for the sale by the secon1 party 10 he first party
of subdivision No 81 in Hrum Stone addition to Ohio
City snd Cleveland composed Of part of original lots
Nos 50 and 81, ta Brooklyn township CuyahugH unity
Ohio and the said contracts having been assigned b. the
said stone to the undersigned Notice is hereby given
that in puTsuaHcs Of the power aimed said
tracts the undersigned will the 18th day Of May, 1850
at 10 o'clock A. NJ Of said day, at the door Of the Court
city Of Cleve and, OuyahOga county, Ohio, sell at public
tion each Of said lots Of land ard the improvements
the same. EDWARD WADE
Cleveland. April 16, 1860 3s3
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CHERIFF AND MASTER COM-

SHERIFF AND MASTER COM
~ MlSSIQNERS SALE.-Pursuant 10 the command
Ct an order Of ale ssu0dom the Court Of Ccmmon Pleas
OF Cuyshoga County y the suit OF George Worhington,
flmnliH against william Rogers and others Defendants
shall oef tor sale at Public auction, az the door OF me
Court House, LcoTner Of s. and Champain ST. eetsl
May, lst9 at O'Clock p NJ Of said day the following
descrtbed lands aud tenements, to wit Situate M tbs
city Of Cleveland In the ccun Of Cuyahoga, and State Of
Ohio aud known Hs parts Of LO Nos % and "a As
survey recorded IN Book o, pge al and bounded fol-
lows Westerly BY he parallel with the line aud
twenty mine feet easery therecm being the eassTy line
Of land decided BY PRlmertO Chandler SOutherY bV the
northeIly ae Of Lot No 2 easterly by land sold " A.
Wing, and nUTtheT by First Street Sad lot beIg thirty
s1 ieet fcn and one hundred feet deep, with coubls
house thereon
Appraised Al $4,000. D. L. WIGHTMAN,
Sheriff ard Special EIRster C0m'r
BIKaHAM B HOVEY Pitts Attgs april :282
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NEASTER COMMTSSTONER,S

FW BINGHAM, Master Commissioner
LOREN, PREM TISS. PlaiatifI's AttOrney ap2O:2s4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-04
J. NJ. JONES, Pltf ,

A TTACHMENT-Edward Hienton,
IA Plaintiff, against Jacob Fotz, Defendant
Before Tired Fisher Justice Of the Peace Of Ipdspen
dence Township CuyahOga county, Ohio the 9Th day
Of April A D. 1850 Sal Justice issued an order Of
tAchment in the above sction for the of ywo
dollars and TWENTY-FIVE cents against the g0Os % chat
tells OF dsfendat and is for trial before said JuSee
the 26th Of May 1850, at OclOk P. NJ.
EDWARD HIENTON, Plaintiff