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CARD.

S. T. P0MEROY wishes to tender his thanks to his
nnmerons customers and friends in this vicinity, who
have within the last ten years purchased Pianos and
Aeloieous from him, for the very kind and friendly
manner in which they have since my re establishment
IN business here, to me those wishing
10 purchase Instruments thereby increasing the num-
Der OF my sales beyond my expectation This express
sion Of confidence aud good will is very gratifying to
me, rs 1t evinces that upon long and thorough trial
they are we'll satisfied with their Instruments. II Is
especially welcomed and appreciated by me al this
tine on aceoaLt Of the strenuous e~xestions Of inte-
INSTRUMENTS l am happy to state that these attempts
nave failed in every instance. l wish and design to
nave my Instruments stand uTOn their own merits, and
snali not attempt to bald myself up by disparaginE
others- Ifl.ie and health are spared ne l am certain
OF a large success-fcr l profess TO understand my
BUSINESS thoroughly. and have had lOEg and extensive
experience in it. My motto is sntire satisfaction to
every purchaser-and such shall he the case IL il cost.
me the nrice OF three pianos. tuy the very best Pi
amos | know or. from several OF the best makers. and
any party can have their own choice consulted, II
they have a preference. The last two years 1 have
-nt in New York, huying and selling pianos for the
CITY and western trade-speniing much OF my time IN
the manufactories, and obtained 1uch valuable inf5r-
haiion il regard to thu latest and lest improvements
IN Pianos. ] can therefore assure ny customers that
l am thoroughly acquainted With the instruments / an
ceiling. and know them to be as good as any made in
the world.
l shliOia the names Of 4 few prominent men in this
neighborins towns who are among the hundreds
have purchased IF ne within the last ten years
aud 10 whom L respectfully refer
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-18
Music-Soiree, &c.

A piano was needed at the High School for
the use of the scholars, and two or three young
lady scholars took the matter in hand, and by
their persuasive powers soon raised the requi-
site funds. A piano was purchased and paid
for, and in honorof the event, and to show their
appreciation of the generosity of the citizens,
the young ladies gave a grand reception on
Friday evening at High School Hall. A large
number of guests were invited, including all
the donors to the piano fund, and the Hall was
filed. A capital entertainment was provided
by the ladies, the piano was thoroughly tested.
-eharades were acted, and those present had a
good time, generally.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-18

1sstsfq Reserve 6hfoqicIe
nAPGOGD 4 ADAMS, PtOpristOrs.

TERMS-One DoIIaraHd Fifty CeRts, in
advance; Two Dollars, IL payment is o
Sfade in advance.
..as.....inr untiI all .rrear.ren - rid
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Hand Corn Planter.

The Hand Corn Planter invented and patent
ed by Hemar B. Hammond, Esq of Bristol, Of
which We garea description last year, has been
greatly simplifed and improved by the inven-
tor. 1t was an excellent labor saving implement,
before, and as such received the unqualified
commentator of most of those who used it,
but with the present Improvements, it is much
Fighter, more easily handled, less complicated,
and consequently less liable to get out of re-
pair and costs less. With this implement,
one man or boy can plant and cover more corn
than can be done by four men, by hand, in the
same space of time.
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DIR.

VIII be in Warren, GaskiiI House. again. on Wsdn,s-
day, March ssth. Garrstsyine. Thursday, Marsh -,
sna Youngstown. Tuesday March 9Th.
-hD ITrn nTHT
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PosT OFFICE, WARREN, Ono,
July LIST. 1889.
Ioungstorn daily, arrives g p m. leaves II a. m.
S1sssfena' ao 90 90 Pm'
Sharon. arrives Tues. Thurs. sat. I0Z : m. Leave.
same days at . p m.
~. GresNpIile. arrives Mon. Wed. Fri. . p N. Leaves
Tues Thurs sat EtIIL m
'Grssns6rrrA arrives tees. & Sat by N Leaves
Mon. & Thurs. at : 4 n.
n. BIssm6sId, arrives Wed. & Sat. by . P Leaves
Tues. 4 Fri. ateam
FsrmiRrts=. arrives Tues. & SAT- by 70 m. Leaves
Mon Fri. at IL m
Canton. via Duck Creek, Hannah's Mills. &c. arrives
Fidays At : p m. Leaves Saturdays at s sam.
~ Mails which leave at or before g \ m. are closed
the preceding evening at 9 p N. An others are clio
sed half an hour previous to- their departure.
7. Z. WEBB P. NJ.
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Card.

The citizens of Hartford and vicinity will
please accept the thanks of the undersigned for
a Donation visit, on the 2Ist of March, at the
residence Of J. Miner Esq. The company of
elderly people in the afternoon, was very large
AID agreeable. In the evening, the young
people were on hand, and SO pleasantly passed
the hours, tLat some of Gus old folks" forgot
our cares and years for the time being, and en-
ioyed the evening with them. The result, in
substantial aid and comfort for our benefit, was
the generous sum of fifty dollars. Thus, Hart
ford and BrOokfeld charge has donated us the
handsome sun of 500, this season.
r. W. CRANE.
S. r. CRANE.
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Niles Correspondence,

. Miles, April 10Th, lS6O.
! High Water.-The Mahonrng River and
Mosquito Creek, at this place were swollen the
last week higher than they have been since the
great June Flood" of Ie43.
The Rolling Mill was completely flooded to
the depth of about 10 to 20 inches, temporarily
suspending operations. Hopes were entertain
ed that the old bridge across the Mahoning at
this point would take its final departure" this
time sure, but contrary to the wishes and ex-
pectations of the inhabitants, it still remains in
its former position, a dangerous old man-tFap.
Much to the discontinue of "old soakers, Z"
all communication between our village and
Mineral Ridge. was cut off by the high water
for the spaceof several days, thereby depriving
them of their usual quantity of "stryehnine,"
which, by the way. can be procured at about
every other house on the Ridge.
The damage oceasioned by the flood in this
vicinity is slight. We hear of no loss worth
mentioning. with the exception of quite a guam
tity of Charcoal belonging to Messrs. Ward d
Co. which was washed away.
Ilsu-Ou 1 uGSAaN last IA JOllu GuLulGN > :
faithful disciple of Isaak Walton. Cjudging
from the large strings of fish he brings in dali
ly,) caught with hook and line, in the Mahon-
ing two pike weighing respectively. 1924 and
2OL lbs. Can the Trumbull Democrat beat
that?
oil-Our friend, Mr.. Samuel Evans, CORNER
" of Niles) is in town, just from the oil re-
gions, of Franklin, Pa. Mr. Evans father is
owner of one of the best oil wells in the eoun-
try, the yield of which at present is a barrel per
hour, with simply a hand pump. He was
offered, a few weeks since, one hundred thOus-
and dollars for his claim, by responsible par
ties. which he refused. Mr.. Evans has hereto
fore been IN moderate circumstances, and a hard
lnboring man, and we can but congratulate him
upon his good fortune.
Taken to County Infirmary.-1Iiehael Doug
herty. the young man injured by his wagon
over him, mentioned in your last is
sue,) has been removed to the Comfy Infirma-
", to be cared for, as he has no relations here.
and is in destitute circumstances Z.
Our Public Sehools-The public schools of c
plaee-three in number-eommence their
Spring and Summer Session to-day, Monday.)
The teachers for the present term, are Miss
Petit, Miss Fusselman and Miss Hirst, under
whose management the schools can but be sue i
it
Query-Wonder if Colonel D has re- a
covered from that violent cold, taken so sudden a
The evening of the political discussion at the n
Town Hall, $50 truth fully q reported by "Spec- o
ator, in last weeks Demoerat;) noonei is more y
nxious to know, than BUCKEYE. fe
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The Flood.

The NahOning was higher on Wednesday Of
last week than it has been in the last ten years,
We hear of little damage being done. except to
fences: these have been somewhat more wide
" distributed than their owners fancied. Two
or three men were treated to ~extempore baths
while attempting to cross the fiat west of the
upper bridge, and part of a buggy started for
New Orleans.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-18

Query.-Wonder if Colonel D. has re-
covered from that violent cold, taken 50 sudden
Ly The evening of the political discussion at the
Town Hall, $50 huthfuly ~ reported by "Spec-
tator, in last weeks Democrat;) noonei is more
anxious to know, than BUCKEYE.
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FRUIT TREES,

x. W. CIR
S. r. CRANE.
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lNCIPIENP

and all the vaTions ckronic complaints Examina
tons free. livery ease viii be dealt with ca1didly
and faiTly and net Filtered with unreasonable prom
ize5.
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9emt Snteaiaente.
New advertisements

Parks 4 wenz-New goods.
]. Goldstein-New Clothing.
Reeves d Thomas-New goods.
Dickerman & osborne-Morgan Horse.
J.W. Tyler-Assignee's Notice.
H. B, ThompsOn-dO do
j. Palm-Notice.
Cox, Ratlif d Spear-Legal Notice.
Oliver David do do
A. D. Lyman-sherif's Sales.
j. Observation-Disclosures Notice.
O.J. Wood 4 Collar Restorative.
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SOMETHING NEW!
7 Owe AT FIRST STGHTI

IL Every man. woman and child that sees them.
falls in love with thoee small Iroa Case Pianos Of
Boardman. Gray * Co. simply because the can't help
it. MI, from the great piauists. Thalberg, Mason,
and Sltter, down to the most unpretending amateurs,
all give their written aud verbal expressions of ad-
mir2tion OF them. They are much smaller in size
quite as large ia music, h0DeBCr-ToSt heautiful for
ni;ure-tbe tone and action are perfection itself-no-
thing can be more Embellishments for any length
Of time. and cost more than Sl0J less Fer style than
the oil fashioned ones They sell a good deal GsteT
than "hot cakes" One OF them can he seen for q
few days al ny store. Cal sooa. Can't keep it Iong.
March pa. S. T. P0NEROY-
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Dramatic.

The Warren Dramatic Association gave two
entertainments on the evenings Of Tuesday and
ing exhibitions of the season. The Associa-
ton has been tOlerably successful, pecuniarily,
and it is probable that the exhibitions viii be
resumed next winter.
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OF for C~harlest6wn.

Hon. David Tod, delegate from this Congress
sional District, to the Democratic Convention
to be AeId at CharlestOwn on the 23d, left last
week.
DIR. D. B.. Wood, we are informed. leaves soon.
Both of these gentlemen are Douglass dele
oetas
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-04-18
dan. tie 12M dquof Nan. 1860.
A. D. LYMAN, sEsr.E.
sasria's eEec, Warren. April Il 1se0-5w
THE STATE OF OHIO. Trunbull
4 Coxnty. In the Court Of Common Pleas.
Adnr OF estate Of D.nI Gilbert.
Notics 70
defendant,


Elizabeth Hermann. defendant
The defendant will take notice that on the 4th dsy
Of February. tSJ0, the plairtig Gled his pstition ia
said Court. praying for = judgment against defendant
To- the sum Of S33O,iO, VIII interest from 2gth Of
Nay 1853. being amount due on a certain land con
tract between said Daniel Gilbert and GefendGa., ami
FOR an order o. Court that IL said Euornt BE not paid
within a short time, That the land in said contract,
described as follows: Situate in Warren To-uship.
Frum5u1 Coputy- Ohio. known as part Of lot No 20,
in the town plat Of Wsrren. bounded as fhoTs: Be-
ginning a: z post standing in the soHth vest corner
OF lot No 60; themes north along the east line "
v ith south liae OF said lot one hundrei feet; there
south parallel Eith the west line thirsv-four fsst to
the south line OF the lots thence west along said south
line ore hundred feet to the place Of beginning, and
confirms three thousand four huIdced feet Il gFuuhrf
be s0ii as upon execution and the proceeds spPiict
upon said Indebtedness. Defendant will apre7T al
answer BY the 18Th day Of June next, or judgment
viii be taken ~ dcfa L
HENRY ADAMS, Aamr DanT Gilbert.
Bg Cox, RztliE & Spear his Attys-
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Sale of David Hill.

We learn that Mr.. Jas. N. Dickerman OF
Bloomfield, has sold ahalfinterest in his horse
Dszad EIl, to Mr.. IF. osborneo of Bloomfield.
David Hill is one of the best horses in Ohio.
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The roots and the leaves win be for the healing OF

- =AAaAAA aNNAAAHN aAAN-EEA 10
] give such balm a. have n strife
With nature or the lers or life
With blood ny hands l never stain,
Nor poison Eaen to ease their pain.
lie is a Physician indeed, who Cures.
The Indian Herb Doctor. 4 J. LYONs, cures the
follosinS Complaints IN the most obstinate stages Of
their eXisleace, viz:
Diseases OF the Throat. Lunzs. Heart. Liver. Stomach,
Drspsy in the Chest, Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Fits
or Failing sickness and all ether Nervous De
engagements Also,a AL diseases CT the Blood,
sach . S~crOfIl9, Erysipelas, Cancers.
lever Sores Lsprosy, and al other
complicated chronic C-upiaints.
All forms OF female DiScultes attended 10 with the
happies; results
It IS hoped that no enc viii despair Of a Cure until
they have given the Indian Here Doctsr's Medicines
a fair and faithful trial II During the Doctors
travels in EnroPe- West Indies, East Indies, South
Am erica ard the United States, he has been the in
sirument in Godts hand, to restore 10 health ard viEor
able by The most eminent Old School Fhysicians; nav
more, thousands Who we're on the verge OF the grave.
are now living MONUMENTS to he Indian Herb.
Doctors skill aad successful treatment, and are daily
exclaimiug-~Biessc4 be the day when frst We saw
ard partook Of the todian Herb Doctors Medicine"
Satisfactory references % cures viii he gladly and
even whenever required.
Tbs Eoctor pledges his word and honor that he will
In hoNise directly or indirectly iHduce or ca1se auy
ihValid to take his medicines without the strongest
probability Of a cure.
Remember, consultation and advice free. The poor
shall he literally considered.
ILPPost Office address. 5oX aGGS.
Sep 81. SPY R. J. Lyons. " D.
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Good Pasture.

Tbs cows seem to be.eRjoying the fresh pas
5tpra on the public square, whenever it suits
their inclination, (Which is, trcqaently)
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no CHARGE FOR CONSCLTATION.

W. CAAIAbUE IOa ~ LOAfs
BOFANIC AND HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES.
90 calomvl, or ether drle;erious drug are used
All Chronic or loas Standing Diseases are sueeess
fully treated.
Observation-Disclosures neraEEensrts-
Sick iIeadache-Neryons Diseascs-Sp;n=! Areetions
observation-disclosures and Syphiltic Diseases llceTs,
Tlm~ors-Euptions or diseases OF he
r the Observation-Disclosures LanEs-leart-
Liver-Stomceh and Bewels--kidreyf-CrinFIy and
Uterine Diseases-Feml le Weakness-L,acorrhoeA-
Old OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -~CouSumption--
BroRehiis-Drops White SWellI slip Disease
Fever aud Ague &c
Or. Sands mode of practice. is not to undermine
the constitution. to overcome disease, hut By the ju.
dicious Naturalization OF sdicines. remove the cause
or gei IN OF diseased action sustaining al the same
time, the natural powers u tie system
Ills remedies are rleasaEt 10 tase-en1 inpzrt vigo-
ana strength 90 the whole system Perseverance in
TeAtEeDt Eiil ci.en cure Ge nest hope'ess eases-
Dr. Saues.ly the sgI1rtoms, ana an exaniuadon Or
the case. l. vial of u.iEo9 detects with c~euaiEty- The
natuTe Of The disease, wihoulite patient applying IA
person II ataHy time inconyenienf-
Persons desiring correct kuosiedse OF TIE dis
eases with which they are sl:ctej, may rely Sth in
plieit confidence, upon having impaired 20 them a
true statement % ueir conAiti0a.
March =, 60.
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Niles Correspondence.

NILES, April 13, 1850.
Messrs.E daars-Notieing in your last weeks
issue an article headed Niles correspondence"
and as the 'city" is still standing. (altho'
threatened with a delnge which bids fair to
carry every thing before it, there is still a
goodly number of individuals remaining to
discuss, the great topic of the day, viz, the
elopenent of a certain young lady 1oith a Yves
tern Editor" 1t matters not how much conf
denee is placed in your informant, zoe would say
that it is a base slanaer. The reporthaving for
its foundation the partner Of fancy uo-
man" living IN Niles, he being then under the
influence ofliquOr, and as your informant seems
to be a colleague Of his, its not at all u%nnatur-
al that he should pursue the course already ia
ken. He stated that 'the coaplestaFted on foot
and being overhauled at a short distance from
home they returned to the arms of their be-
reaved parents" He it seems, gained his in
formation second-handed, and without taking
the trouble to ascertain the facts, has stated
them to be true. So much for his veracity.-
Secondly. The young lady must have great
persuasive powers 10 induce a man to leave
friends and home against his will to travel
some hundred miles On foot, as a MODE of con-
veyanse could be SO easily obtained. As your
informant stated The permanent fixture" was
still in town. and they could have induced
him being in good demand) to convey
them a few miles on their destined journey
The great reporter of the day seeEss to have
eaten a greater portion of Webster's Dictionary,
and as it seems to be Just digesting. it would
be advisable for his "beloTed parents" to nd
minister a dose of ShalIenberger's best, as the
consequence might prove fatal.
Respectfully yours, lie,
IN OUTSIDER.
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SPECL1L
OF SCHOOL

There will he Special Examinations OF School
Teachers, on Fridays, March 10th and Both, and april
18Th snd Nay Is3h.
All teachers. VINO expect to teach summer shoots.
can attend some one Of The aforesaid examinations.
Privats examinations csnnot be had. and no more
Ruhjic examinations vail be held until next tall.
March ., 200. M~HIrTLESEY DAN
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A4S-~
We are glad to see that a considerable num-
Der of evergrsens were planted on the public
square, on Monday. The Town Council de-
serve credit for good taste.
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HAKING C"ONXECTIONs,
Al CieTeland with Cleveland & Toledo. Cleveland, CO.
iumbus K Cincinnati. Cleveland & Erie. and Ctrys-
lsad & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
AtSOlon, with Hacks to Chagrin Falls, &c.
a. hantua with Hacks fer Ravenna.
" Braceville with Hacks for Newton Fals. &c.
Warren with Hacks to Sharon, Greenyine Mead.
vile. Bloomfield. Garfield, &c
{" Youngstown, with Stages TO New Castle, Lowell.
Poland and Enon Valley. aud thence by 2. TT. W
& C. Rail Road to Pittsburgh.
Feb. Ie. 1889 CHAs. L. RHODES supt.
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I EGAL NOTICE
II The State of Ohio,
In Trumbull Common
Pleas.


Henry s. Austin, Charles In TrumbulI Common
Mcbb.
. The defendant. Charles P. Austin, a non resilient
OF the State. wiiltake notice that on the eth day Of
June. A d. 1859, the plaintin filed her petiti.n in
said court. against him and the other defendants -
Said petition ALT yes, in substance, that said Henry
5. had beea before them prosecuted, under the 4th
section OF the Statute of Uhio. 10 provide against the
evils arising from the sale Of Intoxicating liquors IN
said State-that at the March Term Of SAID Court, to
vii; March 4, 1853. such proceedings were had in
said prosecution that said Henry 5. was found quilts,
and vas hned in the sum Of $50. and a Judgment was
rendered sgainst him for tn costs Of prosecution,
amounting to SUI 70; that tie sane is uUe AMI m
~p2id-that said Henry ). has frsudul-Etly assigned
and tist osed Cf = portion q his prUTCTty and rights
Of action to said Charles P, with intent 10 defraud
his cred tors, and that sad Webb has money and prop
eriy in his hands belonging TO said Henry S, and Eu
attachment was at the sane time issued.
Tie plaintiff prays an INJUNCTION, which has been
duly granted, against them, restraining them from
paying or delivering TO said Henry :. said money or
proper:y, and that tine same be applied TO the payment
OF said fne and costs.
Unless lLe defendant, Charles P. Austin, answers
by the 5th day Of Nay, A. D. 1850, judgment will be
taken against him by dsfaul.. C. ". SMITH,
Sareh. Il, le6J.-SW Atty. for Pr.
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SOMETHING NEW

IN
Customers participate IN the Profits
asithout incurriRg any Liability.
The Security Insurance Co.,
NEW YORK CITY.
Capital $500, 600, all paid in, with ample Surplus.
This Company insures Real and Personal Property.
Returning SeUenty-Fiace per cent. Of
Profit to tie basured, az
inierest bearing Scrip.
The Insured incur no Liabilities lshateser!
WE CALL the especial attention OF
persons wishing Insurance, TO the liberal
oilers made bv this Company Being 4 Cash Comra-
ny. you csEnOt by any possibility lie !iabI- for any
and are equally certain OF obtaining a
dividend, bearing interest Rates as Low as other
responsible Companies. Merchants, Farmers ami
Mechanics ho are tired Of paying assessments, this
is the Company for you.
Policies issued h t. McLAIN & son, agents.
March 18th, 1860.
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Warren. April 4. leo.
.KEASURER'S NOTICE

'hEASURERS NOTICE
Il Notice is hereby given to the Tax PAYERS OF
IrumlGil countk that on and after april -, I>6U. the
Treasurer viii be found in his Office anu ready to re-
eeIve the taxes until the Goth day OF June
Aud q save time AID confusion. the tax payers will
do well 20 avail themselves Of their earliest conyen-
fence to pay. as IL will be impossible 20 receive all
the Taxesin the last week Of the time allowed by taw
for rece yang Taxes. D. b GILMORE.
March Is. 6g.-6w County Treasurer.
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Monday, April Esd. 1850.

J1 DEfC 100 ASNSS
at ! o'clock, P. N the interest and estate OF the
said Miry A. Nanley AID RostIha Marley. In the fol-
lsNing described lands and tensm-nts: sitrate Ia the
township Of Eazstts, in said Trunbull County. aLd
one Iieee beng art OF lot 3. and bounded west -
lot -. BOTth b lot /, east BY lot -. and to extend
80 fr south thsta line parallel with the nerh hns
shall e.aia:n thirty acres. And one oIher piece IA
said toEnship, part Of lot 10, and beginning st The
south east eoraer OF said lot 70 Al the middle OF ths
highway: thence west 10 the nOTth and south fence Of
SAID let thence north 10 the east and west fence.
thence east 10 the To- liEe, thence south TO the Plsee
Of 6egianin &. and supposed to contain SIX scres.-
Also Ons other pace in said township, aud ; art o. lot
and beginning al the soCth-West corner Of said
lot. thence east along the road sixteen rOds, themes
mouth 20 rods, thence west 10 rods theuce 5 u;h 20
rods. 10 the place OF beginning, aud ~e9atsii.s two
lcres.
Ard the interest OF said Mary A. sBd Rosetta Man
ley, IN said prsmises, and thus 10 be sold, . the M
ITiced TIVE seNenths thereoh subject . lie dcvsr Of
Mary Ma-isy.
CGHELL V. CHAMBERLAIN. Guardian.
2. E-G U. Hn;ehiEs. Attys-
n. 3 lie renaining iatsrss. in said lsnds vil Re
Old at the sane tine. April 81. ls6Q -SN