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The Van Buren press., 1861-09-18

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
GROCERIES. DRY GOODS.
Hardware, Boots, Shoes, etc.,.
And specially in Goods suited to the
INDIAN TRADE
VAN buren,. ARK.
HENRY. D. c. WILLIAMS s-w. TAYLOR.
Sundries to be Found
JNO HENRY. WILLIAMS l. co.'s.
Horse Shoe Nails, sc.
> = boxes American Horse Shoe Nails. assorted
20 sizes. 49,
10 doz steel Spades
10 doz long handle Shovels,
100 dox Planters Hoes.
ease cut racks. assorted.
10 dez Hatchets,
so doz H. Collins Axes. just reed and for
dec ao'59. J.HENRY. WILLIAMS 4 CO.
DRY GOODS
NE have just received and have now opened
" so cases assorted Fancy Prints Of new and
latest styles. desirable for this market
100 ps Satinett. of dark blue. army blue. black,
printed and fancy grey and brown. also
cases fancy Cassimervs,
cases kentucky Jeans assorted colers.
: cases Linden Mills heavy cottsnAdeA.
leases leases ,,;,,, do Dsniu's. asst cl.
~ cases bleached Domcstics, asst grades,
cases Canton Flanne,s,
z bales Of Ticking, assorted.
10 cases Plaid LINSEYS, assorted,
CAMELTEENS AND CHECKS.
2 eases Cameteens ga D
cases apron Checks,
all of which are offered low, by
dec, c,3o'59. ]. HENRY, WILLIAMS & cox
NEW GOODS.
all r,.a;,;n.. 1 =,
- supplies Of New Goods, bought ut low prices
for cash in Cincinnati and Eastern Cities
dec 9, SO. j. HENRY. WILL ANS /
lust reed direct from the manufacturers.-
- Platform counter, grocers and tea Scales
Corn Mills,
Britannia brass and iron hopper Mills,
James faced door Locks, with dark and white
trimmings. =
Mortice and front door Locks. do do
Dead. store and closet Locks $50
Congress and cast iron brass butt Hingcs.
Bolts, screws. etc etc. for sale by
dec ls. JNo. HENRY, WILLIAMS d &C.
TOBACCO.9
1kn packages Butts half and quarter boxes.
Il ~ Of the following superior brands,
Ell Dorado, natural leaf, FL Dorado. Tom Gov,
Aglee, Hall. Mann, Bell Of the West, Nebraska,
Pioneer and Van Amburgh, Just reed ,.ra
dec 1853 J. HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 Co.
Exchange.
ClGHT draft on New York for sale bv
| SSept 2l. J. HENRY, WILLIAMS co.
TRUNKS.
90 OF sizes and qualities Just rec a and for
OO sale low by
dec 1t J. HENRY. WILLIAMS d Co.
SADDlERY
! a n invoice Of superior goods Just reed from
! "A ST. Louis comprising gentemcn's & ladies Sad
dies, Brides, Martingales Reina, Girths. Sursiu.
giles, bell Collars etc.
dec IL j. HENRY, WILLIAMS & Co.
CHEESE. ..
Nv IsrraS reserve and Euslish dairy Chos
wv asupply just received and selling of
dee !. SO. J.HENRY. WILLIAMS C,
Window Glass and Glass Ware,
lNDoW Glass, assorted sizes.
| wv Glass Tumblers and Lanterns
dee 10, j. HENRY. WILLIAMS / co.
Cotton Yarns and Battings.
On0n lbs Cotton Yarn, assorted sizes,
dec IL J. HENRY, WILLIAM 4 90.
Horse shoes and Iron Axies.
- casks Horse Shoes government pat<s
- supply Of Iron Axlcs.
dec 1t j. HESnY, WILLIAMS 4 Co
BOOTS SHOES.
1Sn cases Boots and Shoes, just rec a. con.
leIO prising every desirable Kind for mes.
women and children: For sale by
dec ., SO j. HENRY. WILLIAMS 4 90.
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The Van Buren press., 1861-09-18


IL tri color Grass Hammocks
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-15
RY TELEGRAPH
FROM OUR MORNING EDITION.
TO THE FREEN4

H.RarsBrRG, May H.
7. !. understood here that Governor curtin aDo
Dennison hare pledged the Union men OF " est
ern Virginia the entire support OF all 'he iof'sS
Of Pennsylvania and Ohio to protect them
Indiana and Illinois have pledged the | MON
men Of Kentucky and Missouri the same
The Go7erLors of all the Free States est
ward have united, and obtained pledge from
the President that no com promise or cessa'i
Of war shall take place until the National lag
floats over all the National property
New YORK, May II.
Senator Kennedy Of Baltimore publishes an
appeal in the Intelligencer to-day, urging the
reople Of Maryland to remain loyal to the
Union, and join the North in the impending
struggle. ,,,,
The Massachusetts, Legislature assembled
at the Capitol at noon to-day, in compliance
with the call Of the Governor.
Governor Andrew delivered an address, alter
which a bill was introdu ced for establishing
a mil tary Camp for instructing and discIplih-
ing troops.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-15
Mails in Montpelier.

sssTgsEs . nd E.s-ffs naiI s!o's' At go A. n' ar
fgis. a. 3 Il p. m.
sssrax.s and TzsrrEs eIo,ei =: 2.ls p n arrives
s:1Dstn.
Bas1. mail arrives daily at s%' a. IN departs every
day On arrival 81 So1.bsrn.
BKApysxD mail arriyes daily at 10 % p. m. dsparts
daily at4Go a.
DA.utLz arrives Nsnday., Wetnesd.ya And Frihay'
.szosp. m depart. Tne.tays, Th1rsdays aad Sst1r-
DAY. on arrival II Wsstern.
HAxros arrived and dsparts sane a. DzEVille.
HrDar.Ex BY Worcs,Hr and Elaore, arrives Mondays,
TednssAsys and Friday. s.5.6o p departs same a.
DzEYiIc
CaEL.zA arrives Nondays, Wedussdays and PrdaJ' at
IN =. N. part. .ame a. Dsuyille.
C.LAts mail arrives Tg:aday., Thur.d4ys and Satur-
dzyg A. 100 p m leares Alternate days IN arrival Of
Wests.n.
BELLE from ~, to ak times a week.
Al mater mr. tnegs MALI NUT b: IN The 9ce bSor' the
NJ cL>sing, IN IN The sane d1y.
ozSicz B9rE. rim !. IN 4. ". n ..01 r ".
JAMES g. FRENCH, +. ".
Montpelier, May !, ls5l.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-15

long and erninen: careEr ha. given him ulzce
secUnd ~ ~ living Captain u our time True
10 his allegiance u hI- cJunIry and 10 him7~h'
may be long b: spared - -ery- his c1nnlrymen,
ana - eujJ7 tbe.r -r4IIIuI- ami though ~nIte
the marble. and tall tns aspiring shalt when
rG.terty will rear To record his fame. his proud
SCI monument will b. Iheir af-ciIOnate memory
VI lii. grand 10 the service Of Pace not i-es
THAI If War, pr---rTITg IN rheir hearts i1reTer
the name Of WNEIELD ocDTT.
Surrounded By universal sympathy and aid,
it is beyond my power to bear separate tessino,
nv u the v4lus and merits VI the various gtts
and seryIces offered and Performed IN behalf OF
the State and in amelloration Of the har 1-hipa
Of those who bar the Immediate bruni Of the
war. From every department Of social busl-
Dess and religion. life from every age, sex and
condition Of our community by gifts, by TIL,
BY skill and handIwork out Of the basket and
the store, and out of the full hearts Of the COM
munity, they have poured through countless
channels Ot benevOlence and patriotism.
But how shall record the grand and sublime
uprising Of tile People, devoting themselvcs-
their lyes-,heir all No creative art has ever
woven into song story more tender in its pa
thoa, Or more stirring to this martial blood, than
the scenes just cnacted-psssIng before our eyes
in the villages and towns Of our own dear old
Commonw wealth. Henceforth BE- silent, ye shall
low cavllIera at New England thrift economy
aud peaceful toll Henceiorth let no ono dare
accuse our Northern sky, our icy winters, or
our granite hills.
- Oh. what glorious morning was the
exulting cry ot SAMUEL ADAHs, as he, excluded
from royal grace, heard the sharp muskstry
which On the dawn Of the 10Th Of April, l17j.
announced the beginning Of the War Of indie
pendence. The yeotnanry who in l115, on Lex
Ington Common and on the banks Of Concord
River first made that day immortal in our an
nals, have found their lineal representatives in
the historic regiment which on the 1874 Of
April, 1861. in the streets of Baltimore, bap-
tz.d our flag anaw in heroic blood-when Mas
s4chusets marched once more - IN the sqcred
cause Of hertY md he rights IF maHkind."
.Senntors and Expenditures:
Grave responsibilities have fallen, in the Prov
idence Of God, upon the government and the
people and they are welcome. They could
not have been satey postponed. They have not
arrived w. coon They Will sft and try this
people, all who lead and all who follow. But
this trial giving US heroic present to review
our past, will breathe the inspiration Of a new
life INTO national character and reassure the
destiny Of the Republic.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-15

ing rebels from Baltimore. Tbs mo7eoen, ~.
caused by reports mat another a,t-ut, 80
be made TO revive the mob spirit in Bs,i,,+..-
Further EMBARGO on SJuTHEax Sgrpv,,-.
Washington, May -. TIE Secretary -, -
Treasury has issued circular to all The c,I, ,'
tors. surveyors and other officers Of n. c..'
precisely similar to that Recently ad5r-..s3 :.
those on the Northern and Northwestern 80 ~
in relation to commerce with the insurrsc,;~..
arr States, with the following addition. Ama,.
the prohibited supplies are coal. and telerrsnG
apparatus of all kinds.
The ultimate direction ofthe 'roops nov bs,.
and daily arriving is mere conjecture. Tbs a.,
nnistra.ion is keeping its own counsel..
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-15
TRAITORS FIGHTING AMONG
THEMSELVES!

WAsHISGToH, May Is.
Gen. Butler sent copy Of his proclamation
TO the people Of Baltimore to General Scotland
Secretary Cameron last night.
They replied this morning, fully endorsing it.
although much more lenient than they expected
Gen. Butler took possession of the Armory
there last eve.
The President will protect and defend the
people of Western Virginia when appealed to.
1t is believed that the destination Of the
Fifth Massachusetts, Regiment is Norfolk, in
conjunction with large force from the North
and Annapolis.
4 special messenger with large number Of
dispatches to Cen Lee and Gov. Letcher was
detected last night by New York Detective
while on his way to Virginia. He had his dis
patches secreted in false bottom to his buggy.
seat. The dispatches have the appearance Of
being from regular Rebel spies here. The Gov
eminent will look into the matter.
BALTIMORE, May ID.
Gov. Hicks issued last night proclamation,
calling for four Regiments Of volunteers to serve
within the limits Of Maryland, or in defence Of
the T. 5. Capital.
New YORK, May Is.
The Herald's Washington dispatch states
from a reliable source that the remains Of Wash
ington have been removed from Mount Vernon
by Col. Washington.
ST. LOUIS, May H.
Accounts from Jefferson City say the military
from the surrounding towns continue to arrive
Many are mounted and all indiferently armed,
Ex-Governor Price is appointed Major General
Of the State forces, and now commands the
troops.
New YORK, May Is.
There is great discomfort among the Military
at Harpers Ferry, and in a bloody row Ken
lucky Volunteer was killed. and several were
wounded. The Kentucky commander threat
ened the disbandment of the troops
The Virginians are indignant at Governor
Letcher's proclamation, prohibiting the export
of provisions
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-15
Further Particulars from St. Louis.

As many as thousand people left the city
yesterday afternoon, in consequence Of reports
OF insubOrdlnatlOn among the German troops,
and their threats to burn and sack the city
But Gen. Harneys proclamation in great
measure restored confidence, and many of those
who have left will probably ieturn to-day.
St. Louis, May 10. The report which was
current in this city yesterday and to-day. that
Gen. Harvey approved of the action of Capt.
Lyon in reference to the capture Of Camp Jack.
son, is authorltatively denied. He not only
approves of the whole proceeding, but compli-
ments that officer for the prompt and admirable
manner in which he executed the orders of the
Government.
The bills authorizing "a war loan from the
banks, and special tax of Is cents on 500
passed both Houses by large ma ority. A re-
solve was adopted declaring that no secession
ordinance had been brought before either
House, nor was such an act contemplated by
the Legislature. 8,
The Euening Journal publishes statement
signed by General Frost and his staff, explain
ing why Camp jackson was surrendered They
say there was only five rounds of ammunition
in the camp, and neither arms nor provisions
enough TO supply the force of 800 men under
their command.
10 have attempted resistance, surrounded as
they were by 5000 or 5000 troops, well armed
and with every appliance of war, would have
been mere suicide. and to retreat was mpossi
BILE, they being without the means of trans
portaton or provisions and no credit
They ccnSure the State authorities for not
plying the just military debts Of the State, SO
that proper supplies could have been secured
They pronounce Capt. Lyons demands illegal
and unconstitutional and wanton tramplne
under foot of the laws of our common country
1t is estimated that 10 600 persons left The
city yesterday. "A perfect panic prevails in some
quarters. Entire streets are being nearly de-
serted.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-15

Twenty nrivates belonging to Capt. Ward
wells company Massachusetts Fifth Regiment)
being out on liberty Sunday afternoon, crossed
the Georgetown aqueduct into Virginia, and
proceeded for about mile, when mounted Sc
eessionlst picket sentinel stopped them and ad
Ylsed them to go lack, as they did not wish to
tight unnamed men, He hoped to have chance
to meet them in battle soon, however
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-15

The Extra Session Of the Legislature Of Mas
sachusetts convened Tuesday. The Address Of
Gov. Andrew Il full Of excellent things, and we
cannot deny ourselves tho pleasure Of copying
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-15
A DAILY FREEMAN

win be published at this Office until further
notice. Two editions viii BE- issued, one to be
ready f,r the mail West, and the stages that
leave Montpelier in the afternoon, the other in
the morning in acason for the morning lnail-
newa to the time Of going To press.
The Terms will be,
$500 per year, or 81 90 for three months, to
mail subscribers and those taking the paper from
the Office.
IS 90 per year, or s % for three nonths, To
village subscribers-paper delivered at their
housea or places Of business.
Advertisements inserted on reasonable terms
Orjcrs are solicited. &. w. WILLARD.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-15

The UNION CONVENTION IN WESTERN VIRGINIA
w heeling, Va, May 13 The city is wild
with enthusiasm, and Flags are flying from al
most every building in the city.
The Convention met at / O clock, and after
appointing Committee on Credentials adjourn
cd until o'clock
Agreeably to adjournment, the Convention
rc-assembled at 3 clock this afternoon.
The Committee on Credentials reported ia
vorably to the admission OF delegates from
twenty-five Counties to seats in the Convention,
Permanent officers were chosen, and resolu-
ton was adopted appointing a Committee o"
State and Federal Relations. Before its adop-
ton some discussion occurred.
General j. j. Jefferson of Wood county
thought division of the State would be pre-
mature
Hon. John s. Carlisle said we must have in
mediate and prompt action. He wanted no pa
per resolves.
The Convention then adjourned until to-
morrow morning
The ceremonies attending the hoistiug Of "
nag over the Custom House this morning were
very imposing. Thousands Of persons were
present National airs were sung, and speeches
MADE py Mr. Carlisle and Others
---.o.~
=, we are sorry 10 hear that Capt. George u.
Hunt, of the Ransom Guards, of St. Adams
mas oeen forced, through physical inability, to
resign his commission. A West Point Cadet
mas been appointed TO fill the vacancy Bur-
Hngten Times
Thirty thousand Rebels are said to lie at
memphis ready to make an attack upon Cairo
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-15

For myself cntertain most cordial trust in
he wisdom and patriotism OF tho President Of
be United States and his Cabinot and of thc
Venerable head OF the American Army, whose
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-30

They relieve Cough instantly.
They clear the Throat.
They give strength and volume to tbs voice.
They impart delicious aroma 10 ths Breath.
They are delightful to the Taste.
ThbY srs made OfsimpIe herbs and cannot hl
any one.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-30
FRAVKLKR,s REGIsERR.
T He CITY .


WHY Nor 2-Thoussnds Of tons of can
non, cannon ball, bOmbshells and other like
munitions Of war are constantly passing
through this city to the South and West
Seeing all these things, naturally suggests
thh question: Why can not Cleveland enter
the Lists and obtain contracts as well as
other cities We have manufactured some
clothing and are making a certain amount
Of gun carriages and CaisOns, but it would
seem that other branches Of manufacture
might reap some Of the benefits which grow
out Of the war. Such an establishment as
the CuyahOga Steam Furnace could GER
taiRly turn ont cannon, or cannon ball, or
bombs and puts money in its purse by the
operation, as well IS confer q benefit upon
the city ct large. Other concerns could
undoubtedly do the same on a greater or
lesser scale.
Is there any insurmOuntable obstacle in
the way, which prevents this being done ?
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-30
Commission @srfhauts.

Y SHERMAN, STORAGE. For
" WABDISG and Commission Merchant, West
Riunr atrnnN- L-IaNalamn- o. aEnLnh
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-30

HEADS 0FT-LIEUTEEAETs.-Reeruiting
officers in many parts of the Stats now
find their duties something like osnvassing
for books after q poor crop in others their
efforts are literally rewarded. Since the
frat Of November, six hundred and sixty
eight Second Lieutenants for recruiting
have been appOinted-One hundred end
twenty-five Of whom having failed to full
fl the conditions Of appointment, will not
be commissioned Their names are stricken
from the rolls. Not less than g hundred
more viii next week retire to private life
on the same account.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-30

GREAT FAITH-sO great faith. have Phil
adelphia capitalists pIst by the recent lease
OF the Erie and ? Philadelphia read to the
FennsylVsnls o,sntral, Western trade will
Dc turned to that city, that con, ,psny is
nov eFecn Ig immense grain elevators and
HsreRO' 4ses at the terminus Of the Dad,
ana have, in connection with European
Z" ".pitalists, made arrangements foz the cs-
tsblishment of line of iroT. CLEANERS to
Liverpool and other EurOpeon ports, as til e
medium through which the trade will be
cnrriad
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-30

TFrom the st. Louis DemooratI
gThe immense dss1d for tie aEtiels (CeRhalie Fila
4 rapidly enereasing.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-30

lAL Ant 10 ths command Of tuocrdse1 Of Al
rom the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahora Cou1l
~ one Ef the suit Of The Summit County Bank ef
Cuyahcga tGllss against Isaac l. Hewitt ard 0thard
and the other at the aGit Of Efe OlsFel4nd and IA.
nJning hailroad OomPsny against Isaac y Hewitt
and Others, to ne directed, shall eEbes or ~ Al
public auctions ae the door Of the Court House II
the Oitf q CiegeiEnd, cn the thFtE-rat dtT Of Oo
5eribed parcels Of land, situate Ia the City Oh JeTe-
land county Of OugAhoga, aud state ol Ohio an
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-30

REsIaNED.-Lieut. s. f Gail, Of Company
K, Second Ohio Cavalry, has resigned his
commission for the purpose Of raising
company Of Infantry. He is highly spoken
of by his aequaintaIlces.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-30
SALE-PuRsuAKR.

RAzsET, BAczus B NOSIz. AttorBsIs.
September 2s, 1851
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Mathimists.
DFRNARD DEMMENG,

IRTIsAN, MACHIEIsT AN? YATEET MODEL
TAX Z b,
No. I4A SuPe 'ior street, (Lesder Building, J
-r-T...Fr q 4GyELAHD, OHIO.
BERNARD nEMMEHG, having ront6d the
Establishment of IL KOnigslows is now prepared 70
Contract for manufacturing Sewing Machines, and
Hii kinds Of light Machinery. Particular attention
md facilitios for getting up Models Of Patents.
REP AIRING
II YouF SKATES nesd fixing, call on Demmeng.
II your S-s'yING MACHINE is cut OF order, be
He ITepairs al kinds Of SURGICAL Instruments
All kinds Of Metal and Musical Instruments re-
paired.
II you should get up a new Patent, Demmsng =
the man % get up your Models, either In WOOD
Brass, or Iron, in the neatsBt manner.
An kinds Of Belt Hanging done In prompt style;
an kinds ofnght Machinery Vut In order In the
z1ost expeditions manner.
Engineering Instruments reported.
Small Steam Engines repaired thoroughly.
Rail Road Conductors Punches manufactured In
the best manner.
Ran Road Conductors Punches repaired.
Dg-ln fac. Ferything In the shape Of repairtne
or manufacturing, done on contract.
N[EntrRnoe 70 6hop-lA Superior street. up enc
peir Of Stair. BERNARDO EMMEH9.
tsbIsRI2
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Oysters.

n S. MALTBY'S OYSTER DE-
Als POT Qate Holt Nalfby's). CELEBRATED
WILL BE RECEIVED DAILY
From his establishment In BaltimOre-p1t mn In
cans and warranted fresh and good, or no sale.
Also hermeticay sealed Oysters, lie hsts-s, CLANS,
hand.
baltimore, New York and Prince IS Bay Shell
Oysters will be received daily By Express.
~ Crackers for sale by the barraA
WV. GAINES, AGENT,
On Errnnrinr ~. -.In...l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-30

MOUED 5 HOsAS have the best Of sp-
Pies, the choicest Of pears, the most deli
ciOus Of cigars, the most luxurious Of al
dsrmanio oysters, and thousand and one
other delioaeies, rsrities and necessaries
ct their saloon on Euclid Street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-30

TIE YACHT ROwEEA.-Ths yacht Row
ens now lies at the dock In the river, IN.
dergOing the process Of being dismsntled,
70 60 into winter quarters In Tisdals's slip.
All her elegant furniture, csrpeting and
upholstery has been removed and housed
for safe keeping.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-30

MASTERS SALE.-PURsUAKB.
llE to the command Of an allag de1ralsi or1er u
5sio issued 8 ON The Court Of lommon reaS q Guy
shofa county, Ohio, at IN auiE ul nel80a frinee
and other, agai Ct Levi rhom4s ard Of er1i @ ne
directed ard delivered shall erplee for sale a1
nu ole auction 81 the door OF be lolrt House in
The cSy Of Olsvs and. ou the 18th daI q hoFe oori
1851, a. two O'Clock P. H., the ioio ia da.eEbtd
AhOga county, ohio, and bounded. beglnning i1 me
P auk hoad AMI south 595l' W64f chains ~ llnE1
theme south 5g3f9 eass chaiG5 and ~ ns @ SO
Lewis west line. thenct sou chains and 50 lil.
thence north HOl{o, west chaius and IS links;
thence north gif9 east . links; there's north Is
west chains 10 the Plank RoRd; hence nortu 29s-
east hans snd 81 links 20 tbs place cf beglnning.
Containina three AID ons-hah acres 0f lana. AD-
praised at 81 10.
B. BEAvla, Prh5 AtfF. I ocAisl3 z