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GfCE LITTLE MEN TO BE CARED FOR
Down among the hills Of old BreKsTille,
says the ssndusky Register, whore the la
dies grow strong IS well as brave, meet
ing was held on one evening last week, for
the purpose Of enlisting recruits. After sTl
Gdd1ssa had been delivered, one Of the nc st
PrOninsnt ladies arose and gave nO'ice
that on Friday evening she would HJ-e to
meet 81 the ladies Of the town for thu pur-
pose Of raising Home Guard COmpahy Of
young ladies, whose duty should be the
protection Of the young men who thought
f. greater pstriotisn to stay at home in the
time Of their cOuntry's need than TO enlist
in her defense.
So the enics little man is 70 be provided
for IA Brssksyills.
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4 NAMED DE-
NHH ABOYH


fENDAAIs, will take notice that John Frlsnd,
of Cleveland, Ohio, the 5th day of October 1851,
49, -, W s "a =, ~ ~, 49, ~ Syllli4l Aie.1 y
Mrs. Fr5derika Borgss, and al thu oshsr naod a.
lel ll1 3etllnt iofLl tlAt Lne P5liali . lu4I-
ment ereditor Of the said joan = B0rgoI, in iudg-
msnt recovered bF one u. Sohiely against the SAID
Borgess. at TIE February 1850 term Of sad court for
ne sum Of S60S,lls With cost a1d interest which
judgment was assigned 70 the plaintiff Ihst aEo-
cution IVES issued said iudgmsnt 70 the Sheriff Of
the county, blt had been returned Qu8atiafeqs and
no property f0und. That the said BorEes claims %
have no property lsble for execution. B1t the
plaintiff c1argee the said John u. borga8 d faud-
uleatly assgning l1rg8 stock Of ready mads cloth
ing cloths, &c In the city q Cleveland, % his son
in-laW, Theodore VOgss, and that said BorFss car
riss On the bnsiness, aud holds ! large amount 81
goods, under the fslae prptcucs Of being tn9
business and goods OF Theodore Vo9es. That B6rgsl
street Cleveland, lmors particularly described in
the petitiOni which be Keeps coV6redEltl nor cages
paid but not cancelled. Thaf said B0rges OFnga
farm property In East Cleveland. described in the
and 10 Heath 4 Whiie, N. j bus plaintiff eiaimg
John Laisy paid, and that plsiutld'l llen oq sad
Heath White. That J. F. Borges vas TIE Fsal and
4 now the equitable owner Fl q valuable property
city Of OlsTeands more particularly described n the
pstltion, pot which pr9peity5 with me con n1lle8
9ame 70 6e rested IN his Wilei the aald Araosliza
BOrgss- That he t5 also the eqn table owner Of city
lot No ssi on Tracy street 10 the CITY Of osEelane
causing the title % vest IN bis vile llas the SAD
BOrgsl has bought with his own means, e valuable
farm In bolons CuJ ahoea county nio, OF 2 9crai
n,Ore paI tcularlg described iu plaintiff patfoni
but for the purpose Of Eeepi1g t from the reach %
his creditors be caused tha property q vest u tla
name Of hi5 wife. That the other named delsndant
claim to have interest or Lien, actual or contns
rsnf on the described property hut 70 what aLt6nf
the plaintiff does not kuog, and Lhereiera d6llalld
procf Of the same Ihe plaiatil thsracfel prl7q Cd
that ali the propsrty ia SID petition described 3
sold, that the priority Of liens bs determined and
that the prOcesds OF sale be applied Eccordng % prls
/ Ority Of liens.
/ Al the above named defendants, not ofhsrElsl
notified, hereby HOt fed and requested % sPleal
| aud answer the paintId petition y ne lath da5
| Of December, Il5l. JOHN HRlkhDi
4 Cleveland, Oct. Il, 1851. oct. I2.s5s
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GRArroE. Nov. y. 1

SAA4noh, NOV. II 1eols
EDs LEADER The citizens Of Grafton
assembled in Odd Fellows Hall, and list
ensd to brilliant and patriotic speech de-
liversd By the RoY. Dr. Thompson, upon the
present difficulties Of the Amerioan people.
He then, in behalf Of the people, Prssente1
bssutIful sword to Capt. Charles How, Of
CO. 9, 4zd regiment, which was thankfully
received by the Captain as q token Of
msmory from the noble hearted OOntribu-
tors
Ar. How isa man 81 good character, and
asen officer We srust he will 90. honor to
his County,.
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CGsP DEEEIsOE.- There are now u
Camp Denuison six regimenta Of Infapy :,
6ge batteries Of artillery, undRr Ca. Ray'
nett another battery ugder Capt. Fvmsn
aad one company = the Seventh Cavalry.
n all 6,7l7.
Wel .aen sre busy IN constructing win
Ter quarters for the troops. Tea large
buildines, intended 70 accommodate one
Srodrsd men each, ere now completed, and
a Il expscted that within the next fort
nisbt twenty more Of the same kind VIII
bs fnished. These quarters are saeh one
hundred feet long BY twenty-five vide, and
are welt lighted, well ventilated, and very
comfortsble. Three stoves are TO be placed
An ssch building.- ColuuabHs Fact.
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A NATURAL CATAsTRoPHE.-The French
store ship Internal Capt. BlaEes, took FIRE
from spontaneous combustion, Oct. let, in
the hsrbOr Of Valparaiso, and blew up
with tremendous explosion.
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SALE-PURSU-

I'M ASIEh ) ) A i Es-f Uhc u
lVh ANT to the command Of 90 order q sale
nom rhe Courtoi Common Pieas ol lal anoge Uoun-
y, at the suit Of The Cleveland eno Aaasqnlng
Bsilr0ad Company against tsazc T. HeEltE
eud others, 20 directed shan expose or sale e
public auction AZ the door Of the Court House. i1
re CftF Of Cleveland, en the sixth DAY of Decem-
Der, 1851, at ten O'clock a. n, the following de-
scrbsd parcels Of land, situate n the CITY Of ClaTa
land, county o. OuTsnQgs, end state o. uhioi and
known b. being part Of HeUitts subdivision 81 the
50 called AerWln prordrtF = said Oity Of OleFelandl
Parcel No. 70. lot No. HR1sn ofsaid Subdivision.
Appraised ct f27s6.
ion. Appraised az $50.
Parcel 50, r. - 80. seventeen oIaaid subdivis-
Parosi 10. Is. ID 10. sishissn C said subdvis-
ion. Appraised az f1501.
Parcel No. 4 Ths westerly part q lot No. nine
teen A said subdivision, bounded northafl7 south
oriY and westerly b. The los llnea and oa5tary By
the centre line Of brick vail l1sry parallel WITH
1ierEin street ard about for t-1ar1n laet di1tant
southcaf tsrlF talreirom. Arrrailad ai e1loo.
Rrrccl No l5- Lhe eaatdTIT rart 1E lot No. n1ne.
tean n said 515diFislon- cil1la 11rslerlT e1TtaT-
u and soulharly b. the lot linss and ue1ts-iT ID
ha cant1s Ina ol o1.cE uall r71rIT parallel via
larTln street and about f0rtg--era5 ~ df-iS1f
ll1e1Etarig fccr1lloln. arrr1Isat at ell5f
RAnEK1, B1cEus & NoBIz, Atiofnsys,
E0T. 8, lssi;26f
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8rass 9aaaaEtJ.

flames ii. ODELL, BRASS
q R0UHDER Ard MAEuFAOTUBEB ol
Brag3 Work Of syery description No. IS Union ht.l
fs5W doors from superior street. Olegelands Ohio a.
q prsanred 20 furnish all kinds Of work used lot
1tealn, Watqr OF Gast and el the various articlef
r-ad ia the Plumbing Buainesg. Beer Pumps Of al
Fi1d- fas and r6paired. Brss1 Oagting done dailFl
6dFrS1I Work q aH EildE repaired, esc1as
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BURNED 70 DEATH.-The Toledo Blade,
Of this morning, says that on yesterday
morning q girl named Caroline shearer,
living in the family Of Mr.. Southland Of that
city, was literally burned to death. She
had just kindled FIRE in the stove, and
while engaged in dressing a child Of Mr..
6, her back 70 the stove, her clothes caught
6re. On aseertsining The fact, she called
Nr. souihard, and then ran into the yard,
screaming for sid. Mr.. s. followed her
+ with quilt, aud a number Of the neigh
bors sndeavored to sfoEd her relief, but
he Elnd vas blowing hard and the flames
- snvsiopsd her entire person as she ran
sbOut the ysrd, and the unfortunate girl
vas burned almest to 9 crisp before they
succseaed in sxtinguishing the flames.
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REoRUTFs ROB Cor. BAREETr's ARTn-
LERE.-We wish to call attention to the
notice elsewhere Of Lieutenant Alexander
Marshan for recruits for Col. Barnetts
Regiment Of Artillery. We learn that Mr..
Marshall received his commission from the
Adjutant General, at the personal sOlicita-
ton Of Col. Barnett, who appreciated the
soidierlike qualities which be showed in
the three months campaign in Western
Virginia, Mr.. N. being under his command
asa member Of Company D. Of this city.
Those who knew him while in thst ser
vice bear witness 10 his regard for disci-
plins and attention to duty which make 8
true soldier, and that he proved himself
just the right kind Of a man to make g
brave and good officer. He has been for
sene six years in the employ Of Gordon,
MoAillan 8 Co, Of this city, who, while
they are loth to lose his ValuaBk services,
know that the Army will gain valuable
member. A good chance is now offered
for the right kind Of young men to attach
themselves to Battery Of this celebrated
Regiment
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DE7AI0ArIoH.-Ths he Treasurer Of Morgan
county, Ohio, is said to be a dsfsultsr 70
The tune Of nearly ssoOO. BE has been
bound ever for trial.
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MEDIC a 6 SIyIsgsIg gIsIs
M
Ons HsBdTed Dollars EFemlumIIi
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
on eRnRKAFoRRHoMA,
q Ii 1T &c., AID IAPOTENOY
HHRHD

After all other Treatmsnt Failsll
DIR. A. GIBSON,
Formerly Of New York CITY, will pay Ons Hnn-
esed ne RIooi tnAE - ne ' sgeE ias 70 cure
sum for the proof that any other Physioian n
the United s'Stes treats the Same diseases with
Afssr many years Of laborious study and expert
ence, Dr.. GIBSON q hapPy IN being able to an
IyGtsm Of treatment for the
- sPEEDY- AND PEBMAEEET OURH
PRIVATE DISEASES
with all bad effects erIBing therefrom, including
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PROsFRATIOH.
of ysbofo hsd oSbSndsd 6undreds of dollars 5Siib
Helfstyled physicians who prOsRs 70 treat ali private
ralsdlos with success, and without receiving ths
DT. GiBsoG does not boat that he is q member Of
some College Ia London or Paris e. perhaps some
and who hold 6at great expectations never to bs
AliEed. But what DR.. GIBSON might boast Of ii
those who repo8o coudd0nGe IN hs ability and integ-
rity, and that be has perfected American system
don Or Paris o. any patent medicine 20 nal Tor ss
radical care Of seminal weakness, and eli diseas OF
eerangement1, Roth mental and paYEioals ariiiEg
from sexual or secret abuse.
Dr. GIBSON also claims for his new treatment tbs
following advantages al others pet discovered
and hrBt the agents used IN respect disagree
able he uses no relics Of the dark ages, such as
no reatrieions u diet q business is reqQrad Third
IL his treatment - positive and certain IN al cases
he stands prepared % 80 into any public or private
hospital In the United States and demonBtrats the
immense superiority d his new treatment over any
other nov kn9Wn 70 the world IN pOing Of prompt
nes9, psrmansnoyi midneaIs Hsisty and ooaSenisnos
% the patient.
Dr.. GIBSON e permanently located In OIsysland,
and has during the past tgo yeas porfofmed mahT
cures Of diseases which hsd for years resisted al
other modes of treatment Reference can be given TO
individuals Of the inst respeotabilitY IN Cleveland,
| Boston, New York, and other oities in regard "a
Gkin and integrity "a all professional tranaac6ona.
/ Dyspepsia Rhoenatisull ScrOfula and all chronic
l ufgda1dg EFoarad With
~ Medicine 1cnt 20 any parf Of ths country OF
receipt Of ten dollars.
/ at hia oGica,
DIR. GIBSON,
Professor Of Egeetropathg AID HeSisiBs,
~ OAioe 30. III Ontario street., uD stairs, f5N
i doors from the Public Equsre.
Once hours from 9 to l2 and from e c'ciock
/ pailY. fSBDhsYs aEosBsAd-N auFa
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A NEw CARA new camp has been or
gapizea ct Fremont sandusky county,
stvlsd SCAMP Croghan." The seventy-
sesond. Col. Buekland, with fan equipags
for the regiment, tOOk possession Of the
rrouna On Thursday evening last.
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EzPLosIoE-An explosion O0eurred on
hoard the tug Dan Rhodes, in coming up
~ the Bay ct Toledo, having in tow two
schooners, on Sunday morning, BY which
she sustained considerable damage. The
engineer and fireman, Samuel Smith and
WestleT Barrett received injuries from
which they died on the afternoon Of Sun
\ day. They we're men Of family, the latter
having only been married short time
From the particulars given in the Toledo
Herald and Times Of this morning, 1t seems
that the Rhodes vas at the time racing
with the tug. Ontario, which had in TOW
three vessels.
The Blade denies that the tugs we're
racing, and attributea the explosion to a
aaE,ef IN fha fTon
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4 0 R s A L =
A FARM OF "a AoRFs.

n gAHM OF "A AZORES.
WITH A TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING,
IN the Italian style Of architecture, with barn,
we'll, oatorn and out houses, all new, just compile.
with all modern improvements the grounds have
mont on hinsman Avenue Of 40 rods q beautiful
rAyine and living brook through tl1u rear end
OF tho Farm thore several springs Of pure water
with simple hydraulic works. can be conveyed 10 any
part Of the Farm. For q Gentleman's Resdonof
the WhoiO grounds can bo elegantly and taatefully
arranged. For Garden, Vineyard, or Fruit Oul-
oityonly about 100 rods from the corporation limits
This farm can be divided into lots OF 70 i've OF
more acres, and mako elegant rolidomco1, and ct
large advance Of the price ct which It can now be
purchased. There are about or acres Of wood
land part Of which ig q beautiful Grove. The
nue. in front Of this Farm.
Also-A NEW TWO STORY BRIOK HOUSE,
Barn, Out Buildings, &C., corner OF kinBman and
Forest streets. Lot lis feet on kinBan, and SO on
class, with ali the modern style, and built IN sub
Aiso-1 NEW TWO STORY BBICK HOUSE
Barn, Out Buildings, &C., situated on Forest street
Just north o. the residence OF the Hon. A. Y. Riddle
Let 100 teet iront by 70 feet deep. This ia 4rs
class house, built IN q substantial manner, and in
the Italian style OF architecture.
AlsO-Another TWO STORY BRIDk HOUSE,
Barn, Out Buildings, &C., adjoining the one last de-
scribed Lot 100 feet front bY 22B feet deem and fin.
Also-ONE VAOANT LOT, on Kinsman street,
second lot from the corner Of k1n1man sud EoTe5i
streets, l3 feet front By 36 deep. Nine lots, For
| est street, between KinsmAnt ana ScOyil AVenuoi
east side. Lots 80 feet front by 226 ieot deep. VIII
sell on time to suit purchasers
- For further Information enquire Of the under
| signed, No. 400 KinBman st., Olevelands Ohio.
iuns2Osss B. BARKER.
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GputEctt0mertl.

TOHN sOHRINK,
u HAVING REMOVED TO BIS NEW QUGRFERs,
No. % LYMAN's BLOCK,
COpPoaite the Court HouSe, Pub. squIe,)
Is prepared to receive the calls Of his friends and
the public at large.
Everything in the line Of Confectionery Is kept ct
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL as usual.
OYSTERS AND HOT COFFEE,
- we'll as the choicest eatables served up st NO
ment's notice.
DINNER Is SERVED DAILY
for the accommodation Of persons having business
ct the Court House.
KEEHETT ALE ON DBAUsHF
IMPERIAL, JELLY GUM DROPS-superior to
any thing In the confectionery lneIus received BY
JOHN SOHR1Nk.
B%LOOK OUT FOR THE TAFFEY. "a
onfT2
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THR ABOYE NAMED AsAHEL


III. Jackson, resident Of the State Of Illinois,
and AlansOn T. Lawrence, resident Of the state Of
Michigan, viii take notice thai the plaintiff On the
3Oth day Of October, l6 hed his petition, setting
forth ludement obtained In favor Of the nI1innu
against said Jacks at the Nay term, Is o. OF said
Court, for $685. 81 100 dollars damages and Costs Of
suit; and that q certain deed Of Conveyance, eN-
ecuted By said Jackson to the said Lawrence, da-
ted on or shout November 5ths lss9, and made With
out consideration aud for the purpose Of deauding
this 9lantif ard other creditors OF the said Jackson;
that said deed pretended 70 convey the following de-
scribed praraseE, to wits Situated ia the ClfT Of
ClsFeiand, in the county Of uuVahoga and Stare Of
2s, in Barber Lords subdivision 10 that part Of
said CITY Of Cleveland, formerly ohio City a1d ID
bounded as to4oWl, to wit. nerth by Lc-an 1treots
east aud south By lot lines, ard b. the Hest line
Of same lot No 2l6. and s % net 'front.' on Loraln
str ere ersnce being had to the piat and survey Of
Ahaz Merchant for more particular description.
Also-Ancther piece or parcel Of land known e.
being number 79l, in Barber q Lords subdivision
IN that part Of the City Of Cleveland Hhich for
merry kcoWn as Ohio Ciiy, bounded no-therlT On
lots 6os. z5 as. 2T and 2ls easterlg On lot No 790
southerly on lot 7g2, AID westerly on Penn stros &
and being about 81 feet On Penn street, and about
25 feet dep, bo the less, and subject
that after levy had been MADE on said premises
b. ainiin on execution iasu.d on said IudgmeI 9
the said Lawrence conveyed the lot lastly above de-
Bcribed to the said 1Ohn Singer, to VT, or the e
daysof February, 1861. And prag ing that nesh SAID
deed be fcciar To'd and set aside, and the said
Dr mises be sold and proceeds app'ie n payment q
plain IN said judgment and costs Of 1uit 1hs said
Alanson y. LaWrence and Asahel r. Jackson are re-
quired to answer said petition on CT before tho lth
ByG. H. VIVIAN,
nov2.ss4 Att'y for Plt'G-
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THE CIT Y


eeRIogs DIFFIoULTY.--A difficulty Of .
vs1y serious nature occurred on Sunday
sveulnE just oulside the corporation Of
colunbus between some soldiers Of the
ElPhtssnth (Col osrFingtOn's) Regiment
sAd ne keeper Of grocery named Michael
FalloE. FalloW got possession Of q gun
Of one Of guard sent to bring in some
delinquent soldiers who we're ct his store,
ead refused to return It, ordering The
suard out Of the store and threatening to
shoot any one who attempted to take Il
from him. Major Townsend was applied
10, end vent 70 the stors, but found the
deer fastened, and was refused admission.
He Szpo5lulated with FalloW, but TO no pur-
posA Al 0fioer vas then sent with q
squad Of armed men to recover the gun,
end FalloW persislently refusing n open
&c door, TIE oficeF ordered that II Be brok.
en- IN, which vas done. FallOW confronted
ths oSoeE, with the gun presented, and an.
other threat to kin the officer. The latter
drew bis revolver, and fred upon FalloW
the bah taking effect in the right shoulder
and inhicting a very bad wound, render
Ing amputation necessary.
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Vs.
John =. Borges, Mrs..
frtl1riEl Borgas, Ld-
ward Helgenmrllef, Jno
1tuupl, Wm. Mac fay,
lhsodoE8 Fqgaa, Adam
ecnuloeff aiemtine
Swain, C1tharin8 Bur.
aori aaEman BoneT0lcnt
e1cisty, John black,
Nrauci6 Cra af0rd, Go.
Greandsld. Jchn Hsn.
orick Isaac and Ls0na d
CoVart z haries Heath
Giles White, lrm cf
Heath q White, Eerdi-
uand Schumakar John
Lai1y, Commonwealth
Insurance Com panTs
VIM, B. LieOnar1, , ". ".
HarDuf, ChaI les Grimth,
Mslancioh Burr, Wms
Richardson, Philip g.
MeaFer, John Mott.
John D. Clark, William
Broggenmyer, d. Bush,
Mar . Henko, aeuary
Briker, j.. A. Day, Vie
Mein- D6fsndants.
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And you viii get bettsP article and
more value for Jour money thHn st any
other place in the country. RenenOsF
that this is Ii, only vholss1s Lamp store
in Northern Chic, and one Of tie largest in
the United States. The only nan in this
city who h exclusively and l0sitiHatsly in
he oil trsds, who thoroughly understands
tn. oil business, who has had four yeaFs
experiences, Who has ten thousand dollArs
invested in the business, snd HhO has thsss
thousand regular 'sultOnsr1, is
ga BAERm.
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The subscriber respectfully calls your
attention to his facilities for furnishing
you with COal Oil Lamps and A1turss.
Although Kerosene goods Of ell kinds are
now scarce, and especially Coal OIL Burn
srs and brass lamp work generally, the
few manufacturers of these goods having
D4Egs and prOatsbls contracts with Govern
msnt for military trimmings, to the neg.
lsOt Of lamp work, Jet the Subscriber BY
dsyOting his entire attention to this busi-
ness alone, is enabled to take advantage of
al opportunities to gts goods and get them
low, snd he has secured the whole country
for Thsss sOOds, and with considerable sue
cess, 50 that customers can Abd in his es-
tablishnsnt what cannot be found in any
other lamp depot in what was and Is the
United stsaes.
LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS,
hAMPs AND TRIMMINGS.
LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
Lamps with the best burners.
Lamps of the best workmanship.
Lamps Of beautiful proportions.
Lampa for the kitchen.
lamps for the dining:tabas
Lamps for the sitting rOOn:
Lamps for the Parlor.
Lamps for the bed room
Lamps for the ssamstrsl4.
Lamps for the tailor.
Lamps for the shOsmskSf.
Lamps for the carpenter.
Lsnpa for the butcher. v
LamPs for the farmer.
Lamps for the merchants.
LAMBS for the million.
Lar ips for churches.
Ls mpB SdE halls.
Lamps for vessels.
1anps for ever.
OoME WITH TIE CASE.
COME WITH THE CASE.
COME WITH THE CASE
COME WITH THE CASH
CoNE WITH THE CASE.
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MASTBR'S sALE.-PURsUANI

MASTBR'S SALE.-PURsUAN4
lJl TO the command Of az alias decretal order q
Sale issued iron the Court Of Common Pleas 0l Cay
ahoFG county, Ohio, 1t the suit Of Nelson Prlnce
and Others, against Levi Thomas and Of afgs g me
public auction at the door Of he JOuft House ID
the city Of Cleveland the 18th day Of November
1861, az two O'Clock p. M.s the folloaing described
premises to Eit. Situated in East Cleveland, Guy
ahoga county, ohio. and bounded beginning in the
Plank hoad ami south 391ls west chains ~ links
from the west corner OF Ohlttenden LeE15' land
thence south 504 east chains and 20 linhs to said
Lewis west line, thence sou chains and O. links;
thence north 50142, west chains and 70 iiuks;
thence north s94' east . liukai thence north 80
west chains 20 the Plank Road thance north % g
cost chains and 80 links TO tbs place of beginning
ConraininR three aEd ous-half acres Of land. Ap-
praised e. 81 20.
ego. u. WYMAF, Master Commissions.
B. B. BEAFIg, Pitts Att y. oc8.a63
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THE LnNa PIPE.

THE LONG PIPE.
THE LONG PIPE
THE LONG PIPE.
The LONG PIPE.
THE LONG PIPE.
THE LONG PIPE.
THE LONG PIPE,
THR LONG PIPE.
THE LONG PIPE
Continues to discharge the bsHt burning
Oils to be found anywhere. From thiI
source is obtained
on of tho right density,
Oh that viii not explode,
GIN that vii not crust the Wisk,I
Oh Of = light color,
Oh that has not been sOOreAsd.
Oil that is free from scid,
Oh that is free from slkaA
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NOTICE-PURSUANT TO AN
IN order made By the Judge Of the Probate
Court, for the County Of Cuyahoga5 Ohio in the
offer for sale at public auction az the door Of the
Court House, in said county, on che % Day Of no-
Tsmber, 1851, at o'clock r H., the allowing DE-
scribed notes, to Wit, said notes being ths assstl
Of said assignment.
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