Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-05-10
Aetu advertisements.
EMING TON USE.
g. DUNN, Rroprd e@cr,
At The head Of Steamboat Landing,
Front Street, Psnneroy o.
nav 10 ;61-1o +f
WOOL CARDINGI
TE1HE undersigned would call public atten-
Il ton to the fact that they have purchased the
Sugar Run Mill and Carding
Machines

AAoSl1lACSs
located near the Courthouse, in Pomeroy, and
do most earnestly invite our farmers to bring
US their wool, and if we do not do GOOD work
we will pay for the wool, if returned within
ten days. We advise all persons to prepare
their wool with chamber lye and salt
Terms, CASH, or CORN s. OATS at CASH
PRICES
In times of war; or other great public calam
itlcs, 1t may be expected that Manufactures.
commerce and Navigation will be materially
interrupted; and, although we have. as vet
been subject to but little inconvenience il is
not to be supposed that the present crisis is to
form an exception to the general rule: we
would therefore call the attention of the farm
ers to the fact, that to them, in the distribution
OF labor IN civilized communitie belong that
enhopllng vocation OF producing subsistence for
man. May we not hope them nav. We
would suggest, at the risk of being considered
unnecessarily oiiiGious-that you permit not
one foot of cultable soil 10 remain upoc-
cupied = ptant something that wiN helo to
sultan life, while the enemy is atteuspt-
ing to destroy it. Nor do you forget Manu-
FAILURES, but prepare yourselves TO return
to the use OF the WHEEL and LOOM which bore.
so conspicuous part in the household economy
of our Fathers; we know not what may hap
pen, and it is well to be prepared for the worst
sa -A II. B. SMITH,
Pomeroy, may 10.-19-3m. JOSEPH RiGG.
s'le of Real Estate 9oy+ by Order of Probate
GsN the 18th day of June, A. D. 1861, be-
~ tween the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and 4
o'clock, P. NJ, on the premises, will be sold to
the highest bidder, the following parcels of
real estate, as the property of } ohm Mauck,
decd, to wit
The following tract: Beginning north 8
degrees west l26 feet from the south east cor
ner OF lot No. S72, situate in township No. !,
and range NO. l3, in the Ohio Company's S
Purchase; thence north u degrees east $50
feet; thence south 90 degrees east I75 feet to
the bank Of the Ohio River; thence down said
river to u point 1872 feet south 90 degrees east
from the place of beginning, thence north SO
degrees west l32 feet 10 the place OF beginning,
containing steam saw, mill.-Also, all the
land lying between the front line of said last
mentioned lot and low water mark in the Ohio
River. Also, all that part of the A church
lot which is north Of the garden fence, sup
posed to be one-hulf thereof. The said last
three parcels are to be sold unineumbered by
dover, and are appraised at S. 100.
Also, the following tract, situate in said
Meigs County, lying in sections Nos. 81 and 35,
in said township No and range No. l3, being
P"it VI 1Oo -'iOIS luis NOS. o. I-SZS-o!9, and
including all of said lots which lie west of the
lands ofsMelzar Nye, and east of the following
line, to Wit Beginning on the bank of The
ONO River, in the front OF the west half of said
100 acre lot No. 327, from which a stone set in
the ground in the middle OF the Story's Run
road, bears north As degrees west 100 links;
thence north 46 degrees west 25 chains and 80
links TO a stone thence south 81 degrees west
3 chains and 13 links to an elm; thence north
4G degrees west ID chains to stone; thence
north 20 degrees east IS chains and 10 links
TO the north east corner of said 100 acre lot
No. 329, containing l+6 acres, more or less
y Il that part of the above described tract which
lies in lot No. $50, and so much of said lot No.
o28 as lies west OF the following line, to wit:
beginning at Il stake Gl rods east OF the north
west corner of said lot No. 32S; thence south
lS9 roGs and Z links ta south boundary
line of said land, in the Run road, con
tanning go acres, more or Tess, is incumbered
by the dover of said Mary Mauck, and is ap-
praised subject to said incumbrance, al 5000;
the remainder of said land, which lies east OF
said DOVER containing II acres, more or less,
IS 10 be sold unincumbercd by said dover, and
is appraised at $, i,400 Terms of sale, one-third
cash in hand, onc-thrd in one and the remain
der III two years from the day of sale, with
interest from the day of SALE secured by a
mortgage on the premises.
JOSEPH MAUCK,
adm'r of John Mauck, decd
May 10, lSG1.-19-4t S625