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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-04-10
MATRIMONIAL LNFELICITIEs.


! CONVERSATIONAL THE BREAKFAST TABLE.
| My dear | said 10 the lady who was
seated opposite me at the Jreakia fast table,
ard who had the good fortune to be my
wife, if there be one thing l dislike more
than another it is to receive cup of
coNee that looks as though it had been
slipped from before it reached my hands.
llaye | not often asked you to ill my cup
. to within an eighth of All inch of the rim,
and not give it to me half or three quar-
ters full =
You are as particular as an old bache,
Tor, the estimaolc lady replied and if |
| had known il before married YOU, this
day would not have seen me your wife.
There, sir, is your cup Of coffee. hope
it will suit YOU
Good graciousn = | exclaimed as I took
the cup, how you have managed to run it
over You must certainly be aware that
if there be one thing dislike more than
another, it is to Gud slops in my saucer.
well, If you will insist on my filing the
cup, you must expect that sometimes |
shall spill it over: besides, your finding
fault with me does me no good, but makes
me nervous, and causes my hand to
tremble, SO that only wonder there is
any collec ieit IN the cup. But here is
clean saucer, IN the place Of the ore yoG
nave.
Having elected this important change,
ta'ted lhe contents OF ny cup, 1t was
eVi0Gnt 10 me That there was no sugar III
L. l Ia''e1 1t a@an to nuke certain OF
the lact. Iheh sad to her:
ou nave neglected 10 put sugar in my
coffee II lhe'e be ono thing dislike
more ihah another, 1t Is coffee unSwcet-
ened''
1 am certain replied my cstimajle
spouse, that II" sWcetcn 1t, don't
'hinN you have stirred It,.
'BN know have answered.
Not with your spoon, said the provok-
ing woman, for 1t IS perfectly dry; per-
haPS, however, you used your fork.
Tshaw. was al! the answer Youch5aIed
to tins remark.
Now. l declare ! sad, after having
stirred and slppcd my coffee, you have
made 1t too sweet If there be one thing
dislike more than another 1t is to have
my coffee taste ike syrup.
let me put more milk with 1t, them ,
sald the obIglng woman.
NO, thank You, replied, 1 don't |
care to have my stomach turned into a /.
dairy, II there be one thing ! dislike .
more than another, 1t is milk. | gave up .
milk diet when cut my first teeth
1T is to bo hoped that YOU will give up
the habit OF tdult-ilndng, which You pos
sess in an eminent de5re when You come
to Gu! your wisdom teeth, though no one
can tell when thai Will BE-
Thank you, replied; you will pr3ba-
bly, be the frstwho will know it when that
occurs;
Ana " happy day 1t VIII be for me- .
she answered with a provoking smile.
re" KNOW though, how much unhoppI-
ness your constant fauIt-tinding causes
mo NoLhing 90 seems to give you
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-04-10
ROCK NE TO SLEEP MOTHER.
NJ rLonEScE PERCY.

Backward, turn backward, o Time in your light
Make inc q child again just for to right!
Mother come back from the echolcss shore,
Take me again to your heart as Of yorc.
Kiss from my forehead the burrows Of care,
Smooth the few silver threads out fmy hair,
Over my Shoulders your loving watch keep,
Rock me TO sleep, Mother, rock me to sleep.
Backward, flow backward, 0 tide OF years
am so weary of tolls and Of tears
Toll without recompense, tears all in win
Take then and give me my childhood aguini
have grown woary Of dust and decay,
Weary Of Ringing my soul-wealth away,
Wcnryof sowing for others to reap
Rock me to sleep, Mother, rock me to Sleep
Tired of the hollow the base the untrue,
Mother, o Mother, my heart calls for you
Many sum- er the grass has grown greon,
Blossomed and faded, our faces between,
Yet with str ong yearuing and passionate pain,
Long to night for yonr presence again
Come from the silence, so long and so deep;
Rock mo to slap' MJthlr, rDck nc tJ s,eop!
Over my heart in days that are flown
No lcve like Mothers love ever was shown,
No other worship ab,dcs and rnduros,
Faithful unsclish, and patient lko yours.
None like a Mother can charm away pain
From the sick soul and the world weary brain,
Slumber's soft calm Ger my weary lids creep,
Rock me to sleep, Mother, rock me to sleep
Come let your brown hair just lighted with gold
Fall on your shoulders again MS Of old,
Let fall over my forehead to night,
Shading my faint eyes away from the light,
For with its suuuy edged shadows once more
Uaply will thrpng tho sweet mluionS Of yure
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inquired
Because, as it was your selection, sup
posed you wanted tough one besides
ir had returned it, you would have found
fault with me !or so doing
We'll, can't eat it, that's cortGin,' /
said; so it had better be taken or the
table. | shan't throw any moro money
away on beeisteaks.
oh, it will answer for hash, said my
economical wife and you can have it for
dinner
'llashr exclaimed 'Is there lie one
thing ! dislike more than another, it is
hash. Hash is only tit for children and
old people without teeth. Besides, it is
a popular dish at boarding schools and
boarding houses; and when | was boy,
and aiterward while q bachelor | ate my
share Of it, and I'm going to eat no marc
of it, No, we'll have a turkey for dinner
VERY we'll, said M spouse, "a turkey
let it be. Shall See 20 getting one?
q think not ! swc.cd. 'Ihc fact is,
that ulI the turkeys you select, turn out
to be like lhc Cclrblatcd oHc of which JOJ
wa, the reputcd owner-poor and tough,
! No, I'll buy the turkey and you can cook
I it,
Very well, said the impcrturabIo lady.
i'' ''o' a." IA =" navy =, oOO',,"
'Thcn / think l will roast il, she re-
Piled
Roast it" I exclaimed. That is just
like You. Now. You know that il there il
one tang lhat dislike more than auo,h.
'' ~ - w. nav = d W. NY 'o',','''
cry Mg.' '!,T"' a., '%'t tl ''ie ~ 'o''''o-
@B57H III" said orIost BOIL soup.
boi lamb cLops Loil cherries. if Won like
Lul never for me. boil turkey"
"prov. lLcr. how will Won have il cool;
.cdg Gnly tell me and il shall be done. 90
., VIM wLy-well - nicassee il, Of
co,,r.e % ANSWERED. triumuLautlv.
"Verv well" said the lady. looking.
Loweypr as fit were no, very well.
"WLy can't Won say sometime else be
sides very well p" | asked. "What a
nroyolinG woman Won are TO be sure
"Not bolf so uroyoIinr as Won are" She
repljed.
"Now, then. Won wish to make me an
NV. supuose: hut Won can't do it," [
said. 81 have put up with everything ak
through breakfast. and am no, going to
be provoked lust as am finishing"
"lam sure / don't wishto proyokoyou. ."
my wife said i. a most innocent and az
grieved manner.
But YOU certainly do provoke me-"
replied.
"Then am sorry for it" she answered,
in soitening zone, "io: such was not my
h;ehtlon.
looked across the table at my wife ;
something Ike tear tro!Ied down her
cheek
'Hoo"ness J. whispered TO mysg1I, ~
nave maze my "IIe weep "ha'-0-
"h&t--'-OfG'e am
men, S!GahIhs oIou" exclaimed;
,& USFtn8 ,,
" en-, was M ner ;, cI''" Iepll' o,.. .c
., 10 y"" Nn'W' 'VuS'nueu. 'ha' Il
VneIe De on' 'ii'hS ! "''l'Ne more IMAM
""o'He'' 10, II IS Il ''.''' ,..., ,
,,'e '',S H''y" 81 siI'r'y H'''i %" S'''I'''
GMGGV' wv &, He''F' '"'u'
en-
Cooh inc turkey any way you Please
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1861-04-10
The Crittondon. Biglor Proportions
GOVERNOR BIGLER

| nov Tins writes from WaSlinrtOu To II a
! pI,sgro,,sporor..- at useless roin, bacl
10 complaIn of rop,oyluuil.es ncoI,c,ob bv
the ,oyt CONGRESS. TO recall the rerns,l to
submit the Critlcndon rrouositions m tho
people bui Us certain HatTHags DyoDogtiogs
,ccrc uoir presented 10 Il RrugJEr4a C0uqy,.,
laccompuuicd by the condition that ihoso
voting to submit them we're not thereby
committed to them, they would, think,
be referred To Tie ballot boz, By q majoriy Of
both JoH s"
There may be a snake in the grass here
it may be intended to make the rcconsid-
Grafton OF these resolutions the rreteXt
for calling an extra session Of Congress.
Nor DO VIC assent to the proposition thar
it is useless ''to complain Opportunities
neglected by the last Congress" and "tu
recall the refusal TO submit the Critton.
den propositions to the people, Weme
not ot those who believe that the lapse Of
time affects the responsibility for sin, and
That liberal amnesty should be extended
to criminals, who, instead OF repentng,
have crown more confirmed in their wick
cd courses. We should keep in perpet-
u remembrance those incendilries and
ugItators in Congress, who in defiance Of
the expressed and anxious wishes OF the
Co2nty and IN utter disregard of the
public peace ana safety, obst.nalely re-
tJscd to give to us great healing meas
ure demanded by the eNiEcncIes Of II fear
iui crisis.
We t1Na this opportunity to do Justice
to a gentleman VINO, then distinguish
oil Senator Is now plain citizen Of Penn
NIvmnla- *. Governor William Bigler,-
Ia.
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Huissnces.

INf ~ fN
Tho hogs that are 70 Be seen, daily on he pub
lilo square. roofing up The tori. tits bad enough
70 allow them to run at large. turning over ev.
cry foot Of green turf at, the sides Of the streets,
scattering The dirt over the sidewalks, and pen
etradng into every door yard where a gate is
left open for moment. What has become Of
the town law for impounding themH ai
Timber, stone, and boards which are on the
north side Of Market Street, opposite the new
buildings. and, also, on Main Street, While
buildings are in process Of err elton these things
are necessary evils. but when the buildings
have been finished six months, or more, tho
trash should be removed ra r5aN
South Street from Main to Quinby Hill, is
the worst roa6 within five miles Of Warren
IL there is any Supervisor or Street Commls-
sioner who. has charge over it, il is time be was
at work. ~
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A Change.

On the 18th inst, Mr.. Samuel Moser pur-
chased the stock Of goods belonging to the late
Cornelius MOser. On that day the latter was
in good health, two days after he died Mr..
Samuel Msser is well known to this eommuni-
" as an experienced, prompt, responsible mer.
chant a reliable and accommodating man.
The business will be carrie d on in the old
stand on Market Street.
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SALE.

~ Thomas ,. MeLain In Coat o. oommon
john W xcoisery. IS nysirias u an order
o. Sale issned from the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Trumbull county, to me ditected, 4 shall otter kr
BALE at thS door Of the Court houss in Warren In
said county, on kkN 80 ~ 4HN 40. pf
Saturday he first day Of June, 1851,
atcne ~o'eleck Y. n, 81 said day, the following de
scTibed rial estatr, situate In the township Of John
eton ,andie Known By part OF lot No. %, and boun'
ed and described rs follows to uitl Beginning 4
chains sixtv,one links north OF the north. east cor
ner OF land decided to Calvin Smith by the heirs Of
Moses smith, thsnee nerth four chains and sixty
one links 70 a post, thence west hfteen chains an
sixteen hnke, thekce north as east ten chains and
forty two hLks, thence vest twenty one chains aud
sixteen links TO the toRnship line thence south sew
en- chains and seventy three inks to a post, thence
south 69k east TO a post on the west side Of the d.
aRonal road leading TO Warren, III, nee east seven
teen ehainsto the place OF beginning, to contain thir
~ acres . land. also the foiioWing described preni
ses situate in the township Of Johnston also being
ran OF lot No. %, and bounded - follows. begin
ming at the north west corner OF said lot md run
ming south 30 chains and a. links, thence east ~
chains and ~ links TO The road, theme along said
road to the north line OF said lot, thence west on che
lot line % chains and as links to the place Of begin
ming aud containing aty-six 50 100 acres OF land
more or less. Appraised IT.. Terms cash
Al LYMAN. sheriff.
Sheriff. Once. Warren. Nat l. lpB1I
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'EHE STATE OF OHlOl 10 C.un ol

THE STATE OF OHl0a Ia C.uu OF
Il TRUNBULL COUNTY. 80 Com Ieas
The nembers OF the Methodist kpiseopal Church
At West Pennington, Trumbuli county, ohio. aud ali
others interested will take mott 10 that Chauncy raft
and others Ms trustees In rust Tor the Methodist EIis
eopal Church at said Went Pennington did on the 9th
day OF May A. ID. 1861. al. In the Clerks once o.
said county = petition the object asd pray en- Of which
isto self the land and Building formerly used for
church purpsses w said sOciety nj said vest Far
mington and appropriate the proceeds thereof to the
purchase OF a parsonage at said place.
.L'IEl t.f4 ltN JACOB STR0lIM, OF
MAY \. ls6l-5w B. .a Atty Tor Petitioners.
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4pmt SnttIIiafntt.
4as Eia,nsI.T T9f T7Hr1f

The Riaemen. llQ0 IlFUl \
The first Company Of Trumbuli Riaemen,
Cart. Barrett, have Seen ordered into SER
vice and are now designated az Company c.,
18th Regiment Of Ohio Volunteer Militia
They left yesterday morning, by the express
.truin for Camp Taylor, at Cleveland, where
they will await further orders from head quar-.
ter. They number ninety six, almost all are
residents of this county, q large portion Of
them Of this town. and among them are some
OF the most intelligent and promising young
men Of the vicinity. In the first Company
that left. (Capt. Asper's) were many Of our
beet young men, but in "the Rifles" are still
more; and to the deep interest felt in the well
fare of all to be concerned in the strife which
seems not far distant, will be added individu-
al ANXIETY for the safety of husbands, sous
brothers and friends.
On Friday evening the members Of the com.
pany were addressed at High School Hall, by
Hon. John Hutchins. and Rev James Marvin.
Oapt. Barrett, Lieut.. Stratton and Sergeant
MeCleery responded. A large number Of the
ladies who have been active in preparing cloth
ing and neeessaries for the soldiers were pres.
cot.
On Sabbath evening the company marched
10 the Baptist Church, where they we're Ad.
dressed by the Rev. Mr.. Brown, and Rev. Jas.
Marvin.
We are glad TO be able to state that this com.
pany were much better provided with clothing
and articles likely to add to their comfort,
than was the first Company from Warren,
which owing to the audiences Of their de-
par,ure, was unavoidably somewhat neglected
IN these particulars.
The ladies did nobly. Each soldier was
furnished with a pair Of grey flannel shirts.
which we're made by the ladies within tn last
few days. "a hit Of Sunday was devoted to
this purpose by some Of them, and lifetime was
we'll emplOyed.) Each man WAS ais, provided
with a handsome fatigue cap, and a Haveloek
cover, which were paid for from the War Fund,
- was also the flannel for the shirts.
The company is we'll differed. Capt. Bar.
rett was superintendent of the Newton Falls
Union Schools. which position he resigned, to
to take hIs place as a volunteer in the ranks =
He is a young man Of ability. sOldirly bearing,
genial and kind manners, has a large heart.
and viii KEEP that popularity with his men
which he has already won. The first aud sec.
oud Lieulenants. and all Of the non.commis.
stoned %"fficers. with most of whom we are per-
sonally acquainted, are excellent young men,
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GUARDIAN'S SALE.

y Va ODlhN . OhLE.
" In pursuance Of an order Of the Probate Court
Of Mshoning county, Ollie, made on the 18th day OF
April A. ID. 1851, In the case Of ReR Cunningham
guardian Of Gilbert W. Jacobs ct Gl,vs. h!s said Wards
ct al. the Undersigned will, on
The 2Sh day Of Nay, A. ID. 1861,
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ. en- The premises, sfer at public
sale the follo~ ing described re ! estate situate in the
county Of Trumbull and state OF Ohio. In WeatheTs.
Held township, being number three in the third range
oil townships In the Coz necticut Western Reserve,
and 10 known as part Of the. farm on. which Joshua
Carrie resided in the year le47. and bounded and de.
seribed as follows: The first ira / commissioning at the
southeast corner Of the tract lying east Of the cen
ter road, and on the town line, thence west IS rods,
thetce north 90 | II rods thence cas- SIS rods. thence
south to the place % beginning. cunta ming 10 acres
Of land, executing and reserving there'rom ~ rods
o, ground in the south west csrner OF said 10 acres
The second tract consists OF twelve rods Of ground f,
joining on the north east corner VI said ten acres Of
SIX rods long from east to west. 10Th OF said tracts
gu Ject TO the reese walton Of all the coal. lroA.ore
ana other minerals h'reon. ard the right u ID privi
.l"ge OF mining and removi' g the same therefrom,
aud also the right OF way through the same for the
purpose OF mining and removing the minerals from
n three acre tract 4 joining sHid 10 acre tract on this
north Terms OF Sale-One half cash ON the day Of
sale, the balan ce In one year from day Of sale with
%istyrest, and secured by mortgage on the premises.
q J.YOrH9, BEN INaHAM,r
his ATTY. Guard Of @ 'lbsrt w. Jacobs etAl.
lMaV y. ls6I-3W,
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sh,ria,. one.. warren. A 4; p !! IESAN, 81
GHERIFF'S SALE.

W Pleas Of Trumbull 20 %.
William Few ct al BY virtae OF an order
81 Sale issued out OF the Court OF Common Pleas oil
Trumhnll county, Obi ;, to me directed, l stall otter
Tor sale a. pushe Auction At the door Of the Court
house In warren, In said county. on
Saturday the first day of June, 1861,
At one o'clock P Al, Of said uay. the following de-
scribed real estate. situate In the township Of New
ton In the county Of TrumJull subdivision. lots No
., ) and 8 in great lot No. SO In the village OF Newtor
Ralls In the county Aforesaid. Bald lots are no nded
division lots Ne. y, 3 AVID q. on the east By No .
and on the west by lot No l.. and are the ZANE lots
conveyed by Hiram Austin and by Euniee B. Austin
eDje,OO. Terms cash. Alb LYMAN, Sheriff.
Sheriff. oRee, Warren. May I, 1861. .
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The STATE OF oHlo In he Pro
Il Trumhuil County, - bats Court.
Adm'x Of "A. W. Holloway. dy'd,t
U.,ll lNouceO Dens.
James II, lloWAy, VIM. Holloway IariUII "
aud jennie Holloway, heirs OIL TIy
said decd, Y. 2. Reed aEd N. II The lefenAants
Hjadley. ETt- Hl In this case viii
take notice that gu the 18th day Of ApnL, Is6I The
pl-intiu hlsd her ~petitiUn IN the ABOVE named Cont.
setting iufth that on the 9TH January IS6I, eaid de.
ceased. IN cOnjaction with the defendant NJ. r Head
ley, became the jolAt owners. by assigument from The
defendant Y Z, Red, Of : certain U~ilIeass upon a
certain portion Of Originaiiot No. IL Ia the KIngsbu.
~ tract IN Mecca tOSAanip, said county; tn [ on the
2lst February lstl Ssle deced en-, thsn ID fllI lie.
sold aud transfer ed ali ms Interest Ii said lease 10
Que Jerry Lester but TIA o1ing "a the severe illness
Of decedent the fosmai a. dgnmsnt thereot v g not
then e%KsVnted, ami thN decsase departed this ale
26h feurnary, 1881, &Ithoatt heinYA Abie to execute
such foruat assignment Sald petition fsfther nlteR
Is that the purchase money, one hunlred and twenty,
i've aol lar shas been paid aud SAID hester koLe into
the occupancy II sain prsmises and pl ced thereon
vAlrapls IMPROVEMENTS, aud prals that petitioner
may BIZ au hor Eel 70 execute aud deliv r 10 said Les
ter . valid as.igpmelt " the interest Of stii dc
ceased Ia sid lease. The cause wilt he tor bearing
!age IN ,lsol a ~ ssagt eva !b.W aAtLlRR
y MAJ y lEBl-3EL.1ant,a msA'y " y, II inner. 3
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHEtIFFb bALE.
~ John Draa In Court Of Common Pleas
Of rrumbull County. 81.
Matthew Robb, etAlD by virtue Of an order Of
Bale issued ont OF the Court Of Common Peas OF
Trumoull eounty. Ohio, to me directed. 1 hav We levied
upon and shall oGer for Sale. at Public Auction, at
The door Of The Court house in Warren. in said
county, on I.
Saturday The 25M day Of Nay. 1861,
At one O'clock p. N. the undivided one eighth irter
est In certain lands, situate In Weather held town
ship In said county. and d eseribed as follows: part
81 tract 3. lots No 2 and Z In said teWnship, bouad
- north by lands OF said Marshall, east by lands Of
JOSEPH Kineaid. south by lands OF Daniel Harris,
and west by lands Of William Marshall. Appraised
sl9l IS Terms cash. y "A, D. LYMAN sheriG.
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.IkAYkD on STOLkNo

AlkAYbD On STULkNed ssasiqaW h
~ Ru1r the Coal Bank. near 0~irardsAnri cara. a
rec oU.kern turn B back. with twohoies in each
horn, mo olher niaIks remember ed q Aleo a yeatIlne
Any one rrturnlng said animals. OF giving inFornas
tion1 vhsFe hey hias he foand. will bsslihtraIIy re-
uardsd. .uohHgllaqa DAVID WfLLIAMG, iah'
lhAgtG lesl<sNsIi Rdahsar Norris csaiaank.S -
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s...r N. A. BARRETT. Captain.
II. g SrRATrnS. Lieut.
n G WoLcoTr, Ensign.
T. d EDWARDS. Ord. Srrg't.
q. N. PARKER, 81 Serg't.
LEAHDFR +. CoTTOS. 81 Serg't. s'ai
jas MoCLEEnY. 9TH Serg't
c.. o HART, Ist Corp a
OSCAR o MILLER. 81 Corn
Gro w.. You've. Sd Corp
JERoHE b. CoRY. 4th Corp
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Accident.

We learn from the Clev. Leader. that Mrs.
Charles Thomas Of that city was killed on We'd
nesday last in the following manner: She was
riding with her husband, on Superior 81. when
Mr. t. got out of the carriage, leaving his vita
seated in it, when the horse bscame frightened
and ran across the street. the carriage striking
a post with great violence. Mrs. T. wasthrown
out, striking her head upon the stone side walk
Featuring her skull, and caused her death in
half a hour after. Hr HTts UiHD
Mrs. Thomas was o. most estimable woman.
and the blow fell with terrible force upon her
husband and family ,E.i arA
Mr.. Thomas was formerly from this county,
and is brother to Mr.. Ruins Thomas, Of this
place.
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OF REAL ESrArE.

SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
~ II pursuance OF an ordsr Of the Probate Court
OF Trumbull county. Ohio. m ade on the 3nth day OF
April A. d. 1871, in the case Of J. II Browning,
Guardian % Martha Amelia Ames, against bis Ward,
Ct al. he undersigned win. on .L ~ Aa =
The 23d day Of May, A. ID. 1861,
between the hou,- OF / and 4 C'cloeX. p. ~ on the
premises. offer at pubiic sale. tbs following dsscrib.
I'd Real Estate situate In the township Of Fowler,
TrumDu1 county aud Stale OF Ohio. and is known as
part OF lots No 20 and ~. bounded As follows: he.
ginning nj The north west corner OF land owned by
Calvin NJ. Barnes In said lot No 40. and running
south westerly by sall Barnes land and the old
Fisher road ESQ called) TO The west line Of lot No. 20.
thence north on said line so tar that a line running
east parallel to said Barnes, north line anu from the
west line Of said. lot NJ. ~, to the nOrtherly and
%southerly center highway ru" ming through said Pow.
Ter and to include (30) tbiIts acres of land be the
same more or less. Terms made known on day Of
sale s.I r.I ) "a. RROWNINa Gunrdisa
MAY +, 1k6I-ewl OF MARTHA AMELIA AnEa