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z { xs4s For tho sSpirit.
LIBERATION at Sunfish.

Asssrding to previous notice, q goodly
osmbsr Of the citizens Of CIarington and
vicinity, met in the Christian meeting
house, on, the evening Of the 33nd Feb.
A. d. 1891, to cslsbrAts the anniversary
ofEWashinton's birth day. On motion,
Dr.. J. D. O'Connor was chosen Chair-
mSn and J. r. Morrill,, Secretary, and
after, appropriate Introductory renarks
by the President, Rev. A. O Brickman q
Bali. M D. was introduced to the audi
sues' which he entertained for coasid.
srsble time With An eloquent and pstriot
speech sppropriats to the Occasion. The
Imsriesn aag vas displayed. and when
the speaker referred to it, the house gaze
applause in hearty aud patriotic manner.
Gsneral good feeling prevailed. and At q
reasonable hosr the meeting adjourned.
Jue. D. O'ConNoR. Chairman.
J. +. AoRanL Becy.
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She,lrif's Sale.
Marx Albert, ~
AGainat

John Stuksy and others.
DY virtue OF An order Of sale in partitien to
ID me directed from the court Of common
pleas Of Kenros county Ohio, l. will offer for
sale, at public auction, At the front door of the
court house, in the town Of WoodsGeld, in
said county, between the hours Of 10 o'clock,
a. M, and o'clock, p. M, on 94hs
Saturday. the 18th 1ag Of Aarch. 1881,
the following described real estate, situate in
said county. to wit:
Being part Of the north west quartsr Of see
tion twenty four, township four and range four,
containing one hundred and forty-nins acres
more or less, and appraised ct $z3Os. IS
Also the following real estate, to wit: The
north east quarter of the north east quarter Of
section thirty, township four and range four,
containing thirty eight acres, more or less.
Said last tract appraised subject to the dover
estate of Hannah StuEey, at $692.
Ordered to be sold as the property Of John
Starksy, and others, at the suit Of Marx Al
beYts.
T C. N. MORROW, Sheriff,
Feb. ID, 1ssl.-$4,s5 Monroe County o.
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Shocking Accident.

The Guernsey Times says. a fatal accident
occurred in the family Of Mr.. Washington
Miner, residing two miles east of town, Fri
day last. 1t appears that Mrs. MilRer had
gone for few minutes to ansighbors, leaving
an infant Of about year old, and little girl
of or 10 at home. A long handled skillet
was placed on the CRATE with water, for some
culinary purpose. The little girl was seated
before the fre, with the infant in her lap, when
a leg Of the chair slipped into a hole or bro
ken place in the floor, throwing both of them
forward upon the hearth. In their fall they
struck the handle of tha skillet, overturning
it, with the hot water upon themselves, scald-
ing the infant so severely that it died in a few
hours, and the little girl SO badly that it is
feared she will not recover
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%. ARMDT'S
Transferring and Repelling
STONE BEE-.HI E,

Patented August 81. 1860. and the
only hive which is . perfect protection
against the miller. lfD1sa7s.
The subscribers are the sole owksrs of the
right to make and vend the above valuable
hive. They are prepared At all times. to fur
nish them on short notice, and they warrant
them to give entire satisfaction. And having
received notice that other parties intend. to
make and vend them, they now give notice
that they will promptly prosecute every per-
son who shall make, sell or purchase any oi
| said hives in Mehros county, except from the
undersigned. ARTHUR 0KEY,
VIM. HKNTHORN,
Feb. Is, lsSl.-2m Woodsneld. o.
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Shcrif's Sale.
r. 4 G. Diehi.
Slim sIackRon

pY virtue Of a writ of sssditissi erpsass ts
~ me directed fron. the court of COMMON
pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio, I will oHsr for
sale at public auction, At the frsntidosr Of Tho
court house, in the town Of Woodsfsld, in said
county, between the hours of1s O'Clock, . M
and 4 o'clock, p. m, sn assa
Saturday, the / 6M day Of March, 1851.
the following described real estate, situate in
said county, to wit:
The north vest quarter Of section twenty
township foar and range i've.
Taken in execution aaA levied upon ~ the
property Of Silas Jackson, .at the suits Of p. {
c. Dishl. C. n MORROW, ShsriH,
~. III lo4l.--eoAt kSaFss Oe1sC, q
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By the best artists in Europe and America
will be awarded amsng nsmbsrs--a truly mag
ninesnt and national bsnsat. The sngravings
will bs ready for delivery on and aitsr October
18th, and viii be served to subscribers In the
order Of their snbseriptions-thsss coming In
early, will therefore receive the earliest inn
preston: they will be sent packed in strong
cylinders, to any part of the country, except
California, Postage Free.
Subscribers in Califernia, in the cansdas,
the Provinces. the West India Islands, and in
Europe will remit fifty cenis estrs to sdsfray
extra postages on the engraving. The .An.
JOURNAL" is regularly mailed lpon each issue
vi.:-Eareh, June, September and December.
In rsrnitting subscriptions, be sure to give
your name in full, Town, County. and State.
Seal all i,ttsrs securely, and direct plain.
lyto LOUIS n. STRPHENS, sfs.
Publisher for Proprietors, IL
NassGu Street, New York.
ysauay - lesl. .--Sv.
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Blu usAuthorising the Commissioners 4
Ase Borrow Money.

; p
A bin has been introduced into the
Legislature, BY Dr.. Stout, authorising
our County Commissioners to borrow
money to supply the deficiency created by
the dsialeation. Its Passsgs is regarded
q somewhat doubtful. Such an act 10
certainly very muvh needed Why the
Legislature should hesitate to pass it. We
cannot understand The county has to
pay ahsA tswnships and the State. and re-
deem its orders. st any rate. The only
question In il is. whether affairs Of the
county shall 60 on smoothly a. hsrssofors.
or whether the townships. the State, and
those holding orders. shalt wait until the
amount ssni - sollseiaA By taxation.
Gan IL be that Noaros being Demo
cratic, and the Legislature Republican,
accounts for the opposition to the meas
urei ,NaA
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HANNIBAL HOUSE.
BARESViLLE, OHIO,
VIM. III, KASr, Proprietor.

TJlHIS New Hotel has been expressly built
and furnished for the accommodation OF
travellers and boarders, and is now open and
ready for The reception of guests. Every de-
partment will be- we'll furnished. accommoda-
tions good. and bills moderate. The proprietor
respectfully solioits patronage.
Jan. ~, 1881. WIN. b. KAsf.
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nARRSVfLfK
HIGH SCHOOL.

The third session of this School will COM
mence on t.s .-;-5 go.
Monday. the 9Th day Of april.
and continue three months. None but the
best of Teachers will be employed. Weekly
meetings will be held for mutual discussions
on the best method Of governing Schools and
communicating instruction.
From long experience in the management
of Schools, hope to be able to make this
session most profitable to those who favor
me with their patronage. as5tse
Boarding 81 Sc per week and terms made
to suit these hard times.
+ z JOHN MOORE. Principal.
Baresville (on the Ohio river,)
ib March, lS61.-4w.--pd.
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NOTICE.

ON the, 9Th day Of February. in the yea,
" 1851, the Probate Court sf-Honros Coun.
ty, declared the estate of William Tidd, Sen.
deceased, to be probably insolvsnt. Credit
ors are therefore required to present their
claims against the estate to the undersigned
for ALLOWANCES, within six months from the
time abovs mentioned, or they will not be en-.
titled 70 payment. WIN. fIDD, Adn'r.
February l3, 1851 .-4w.
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SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS.


NOTICE is hereby given, that there will be
IN offered for sale at public auction, at the
front door of the court house, in Woodsfeld
Monroe county, Ohio, on the
8. lTth day Of April, nert,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M, and
o'clock, p. NJ, the following described tract
of land, to wit: =t @''
The east half of the north west quarter oi
section Is, in original surveyed township mum.
ber FIVE, of range number six, containing Sc
acres, being tue same land sold by the Auditor
of said county, on the 9th day of March, A.
ID. 1853, to Baltzsr Butt, jr., for the sum Of
fourteen hundred and twenty dollars, and the
said Baltxer Butt, jr., having failed to comply
with the requirements of the law under which
the above described tract of land was sold
the same having been sold under an act o.
the Legislature of the State aforesaid, passed
on the 9Th day of April, A. D., 1852, and tn,
amendatory acts thereto the above lands will
have to sell for the sum OF fifteen hundred
and forty-six dollars and twenty-five cents, I,
be paid on the day of sale.
MARTIN L. BOWSER, Aud
Feb. q, 1sS1.--sw. Monroe Co., y.
l
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~ Burglars are infsstins portions
Of Belmont county. The store Of J. y.
S.illxell. At Plank Road. was entered on
shs ais. ult, and considerable amount
OF goods and six or seven dollars in mon
~ taken. We have heard Of several
othsr sobbesies in that vicinity. e9s
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TO TEACHERS.

THR Board OF Examiners of Monroe County
i will hold meeting at Clar,ngton, at the
meeting of the Teachers Institute, commenc.
ing S 4ss1f!!0i srnf-zsss
March 25th, 1881.
: 1t is ths intention Of the Board to make the
examination more thorough and not hold IS
many as heretofore held. Teachers will take
notice that this will be the only examination
held until the latter part of summer.
By order Of the Board,
a JAMES o. AMOS, Clerk.
2 ebruary 27, 1s61.-5w.
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Master commissioners Sale.
Thomas Carnes,
against

tAAS against q p > -
James Oliver and Mary Oliver, his wife.
BY virtue of a mandate to me directed from
the court of common pleas Of Monroe, county
Ohio, will offer for sale at public auction
at the front door of thescourt houss, in said
county, on 49,
Saturday, the End dag Of March, 1851,
between tho hours of 10 O'Clock, A. M, and
o'clock, p. NJ, on said day, the following de
scribed real estate, situate in said county, e
wit -
The south west quarter Of the south ives
quarter, of section s.; township 4, and rang
her of said lot. ~
JOEL +. RANDOLPH, Mas Com.
Monroe Common Pleas.
Jan. 80, 1851 -ss.4s.
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Administrators Sale.

ADMINISTRATOR s O1IG.
MY virtue Of an order of the Probate Court
% Of Monroe county, Ohio, the undersigned
will offer for sale on the premises,
On Saturday. March 30h, 1861,
the following described premises in Monroe
county, to wit: The west half of the north
east quarter, also the south east quarter OF
the north cost quarter, also the north east
quarter of the south east quarter, all in sec
tion seven, township four and range i've, ex
cepting the dover estate of Elizabeth Shrivel
therein, it being about 81 acres. Said prem.
ises sold by Ezra Csen, admir- ofAdam Shrivsr
to pay debts. Terms Of sale: One third cash
ono third in one year, and enc third in tw,
years, with interest on the deferred payments
Apprsised st S. 500.
March 6, 1861. EZRA COEN, Admir-.
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COUNTY ORDERS LOST.

TIME undersigned lost, about the time of the
/ Presidential election, county orders,
drawn in favor of Joseph Stukey, as follows:
No. 2l65, Book W., Page 3el, for $1,000.
z No. 2166. Book W., Page 361, for $13 Co.,
Both dated Oct. lst, 1850.
The payment on them is stopped, and nsw
orders will be issued in their stead. ss 81
MARX ALBERT. >
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much below what the figures will show.
Thousands of people IRE boring all along
the river and in the vicinity of Burning
Springs. Three or four companies from
this city, have leased little patches of
land and gone vigorously to work
Wheeling h'tslRgencer. a;g a.s.
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LARGE sTANNERYi ]
FoR sATs1 OH
- v RH1IT. aa:f---ls

A large tannery in the town Of Stafford.
III Ohio, constructed on the latest labeF
saving improvements; the vats are all under
cover; good shops, bark sheds, stabling and
other ont houses with q large two story fraxns
house for the nse OF two families on the prem
ises. The dwelling and tannery will be sold
separately or together to suit the purehassr,
Enquire Of either of the subscribers.
WILLIAM STKRL. sc
II rs a BENJAMIN HUGHEe.
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Road Notice.

To the Commissioners of Monroe county,
Ohio, we the undsrsigned ask for an alteration
Of the following part Of . read, ssmnsnsing
at Ailler's Mill, and running dsvn the creek
through Robert Norris and Leonard Jaoksen'a
land, to the mouth Of wslf-psn run, : distance
Of half mile, and there intsrsest the new
grade rad leading from Wosds6sld to Antioch,
and vacation Of the cid road.
LsoxAHS JAoxsex and II sthsrs.
March s, ls61.-4t. ;.
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SETTLING UP:-Ws are now settling
up I'll our accounts. Those who pay in
hand are charged but $3.50 per annum;
those Who desire still further time, are ex-
pscted to giye their notes, At $500 per
sanum. indicatiug the time when they
win pay them. II paid ID reasonable
time. bat 81 so will be sxactsd. In all
eases where We are driven to legal rsne-
dies oar published tsrms will be strictly
adhered to.--3s
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CEKTIFICATK OF SUBSCRIPTION
q TO rHK
Cosmopolitan Art Association,
Which entities the holdsr--ts 1st. The Su-
perb Steel Plato Engraving,
|"Falstaff mastering his Recruits" !"
ad.. ONE COPY, FOR ONE YEAR OF THR
ELKGANTLY ILLUSTRATED ART JOURNAL.
While as . sratuity, nearly Five Hundred
Works Of Art, viz:
Paintings, Marbles, Parians,
Etchings, &c:
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For the sSpirit."
Ma. EDIfoR: On Saturday 23rd ult.
we had the pleasure of attending Con-
cert at Bsslsville, conducted By Mr.. r
p Mitchell Mr. Mitchell has been en-
gagged the past winter III teaching the pat
ent note system of music, at the following
places. viz: BsalsviIls, Jerusalem, Sixteen
and Malaga. Notwithstanding the in
clemsncy of the weather, and almost i'm.
passability of the roads, at the appointed
hour, 90 o'clock. the large and spacious
building, secured for the purpose, was
filed with the entire posse eomitatus of
BsaIsville and vicinity.
After the performance of several exqui-
site pieces, the audience was entertained
for the space of three quarters of an hour,
by speech, upon the History of Music,
delivered by Mr.. e. Fl Kemp.
|, After few Intervening minutes, during
which time several pieces were sung. Mr..
Jennings Perkins addressed the assembly
upon the Philosophy OF Music.
An intsrmissiou for the space Of half
an hour was then given, in which recipro.
cal friendship and social intercourse per-
vaded the assemblags. = isaa
Being again convened, the exercises
from two O'Clock till four, consisted oi
singing, wherein the members of all the
classes participated; intersperssd occa.
sionally, however. with. some very choice
solos, duets, triads, ETC., conducted by the
tpreceptor, which were received by the
crowd with demonstrations of delight.
Also q short speech apon the Utility
and Benefits of Music, was delivered by
Mr.. G. M. Kemp.
After few words of advice from the
precePtor, and the singing of that most
appropriate and pathetic piece denomina-
ted "Pilgrim's Farewell" the congregs.
ton was dismissed
Such demonstrations are certainly ev-
idences and manifestations of growing
interest in the minds Of our people to be-
come acquainted with those arts and sci
ences that beautify and embellish society,
and elevate and magnify nations excel.
lepce. PRESENT,
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Sherif's Sale.
Isaac Smith,
- ---a-----

-..e against - ~
III N. Bishop and Others 80
DY virtue of writ of venditieai exponas to
I'D me directed from the court of common
pleas of Monroe county, Ohio will offer for
sale at public auction, at the front door of the
court house, in the town of Woodsdeld, in
said county. betw cen the hours of 10 o'clock
a. M, and 4 o'clock, p. m, on
Saturday the / 9Th day Of Marsh. 1851.
the following described real estate, situate in
said county, to witt:
The norsh west quarter of the south east
quarter Of section twsnty-fos township two,
and range seven. ss1sesl
Alse the north east quarter Of the south sas
quarter Of section ~, township two, and range
seven. ssSzssas s7.s ss.a.ss
Also the north east quarter of the north east
quarter Of section Is, township three, and
range seven. S
Also the north east quarter Of the north east
quarter of section 3s, township one, and range
four seV. 81 ss
| Alss the north half of the south east saar
ter of section fifteen, township two and range
four.
/ Also the north east qusrtsr of the ssutf
east quarter Of section d, township two and
range four. @te sr
/ Also the north halfof the north west guar
tter Of section fifteen, township two, and rang
-four. t4s
Taken in execution and levied upon ~ tn,
property Of N. Bishop and others, ut the sui
of Isaac Smith.
| c. NJ. MORROW, Sheriff,
1 Feb. Is. lSsl.-ss.4s. Monroe County, o.
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~Ws publish elsewhere notices Of
the death Of four Of the Eve members Of
the family Of James W. Lisls. The moth
srzalons ais left Of . family which ave
nonths sgo Vas lunbroken.
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Clarington Lodge. No. 263,

CfF. + A. MAsoNs, meets the Monday on sr
preceding the full moon in each month.
- JNO. d. O'CONNOR, w. NJ.
James Marshall, 8. w. G.. P. Horn, J. w.
Jacob 7. Morrill,, Sec'y. VIM. F. Booth, s. D.
Hsnr, shutts. ]. D.. Robert Chase, Tyler.
James Mssserly, T. or @.s seTssgs = q
January 20, 186l.-ly. ssss-ss5h seassss
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GENERAL SCOTT
AND
MAJOR ANDERSON,
i
OIL COLOR ORTRAITS.

The subscriber has just issued Portraits of
General SCOTT and Major ANDERSON, print
ed in twelve oil colors, by the same process as
the celebrated picture of Mount Vernon.
Price for both Portraits, postpaid, 81. -
Agents wanted in every county. p
j. II. BYRAM,
3 1l2 South Third Street, Philadelphia.
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HEALTH IN KANSAS. The health of
the people in this portion of the territory
is remarkably good. So far from there
being any indications Of a pestilence, as
intimated 10 some of the Eastern papers
the physicians report but small amount
of sickness Of any kind. 1t woald indeed
prove terrible ordeal, if, in addition to
pangs of famine. our people should have
to Withstand ravsges Of malignant dis
ease. Fort Scott Democrat, Fob. 9.
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WARREN HOLLISTER,
Alto RN Ely A T. Law
WO0DSFIRLD, OHIO.

@Collsctions and the business Of the pro
fession generally atteadsd to in Monroe and
the adjoining counties.
FOR SALE, e .
TlHE fine Steam Saw-Mill, in wssdshsTd
i The engine was manufactured by Sharps
Davis 4 Bsnsall, of Salem, Columbiana Cs
Ohio; and cost, including freight and setting
up $l175, is comparatively new and but little
worse of ware. The boiler is 20 feet long 40
inches in diameter, with two Is inch dues
made from strong juniatta iron, and esst
$500 exclusive of freight, and is probably not
SIS worse than when first set.
The machinery throughout is of the latest
approved kinds. The stack is s23 feet high
and was put up at cost of $3.50. The build.
ing is SO by % with two 13 feet stories. There
are two circular saws for making lath. The
whole establishmentl is in good repair and in
complete running order, and will be sold with
about two acres of very valuable ground, front
ing on the East back street of Woodsfeld
The subscriber will try to. make the terms te
suit the purchaser. Rnqu.re Of
w. HOLLISTER.
bsbruary 10, 1861. a
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JOHN H. AYRES. ESTLTE.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed by tho Probate Court OF
Monroe county, Ohio, administrator Of tho
estate Of John Fl. Ayres, deceased.
ss sHs SIDNER STARKEY, Admir-.
Na-ca 6. is6l.-3tsH
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OF Free and Accepted Masons, meet en-
" Wednesday evening on or preceding each
full moon and on Wednesday two weeks there
AFTER At the Masonic Hall.
OFFICER0: sA (.
JOHN s. WAY, w. n. ,asy
g. d. DkvENPoRT,S ,S.W. H. b. Hill, J. d.
NJ HosErIER Treas. D. NEwAAsr. Tyler =
JKRB. WILLIAMS, s. q.
WScdsssd, Feb. 8, 1874.
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PREPARED NJ
DIR. y. C.. AVER q CO.
LOWELL, MASS. =
Price, 81 Per xottles SIX Dettiss Fer osss
Ayers Cherry Pcctoral

has won for itsslf such rsnown foS the cure 81,
svsry variety OF Throat and Lung Complaint, thss s
1t 10 entirely unnecessary for 10 recount the &
evidence OF its virtues wherever Il has bss.i en-.
ployed.s As II has long been in constant uss
throughout this section, We need not do more thar
the people its quality kept up the best
it has been, and that it may be relied on .
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FOR FOUR DOLLARS.
FOR FIVE DOLLARS.

A copy of VANITY FAIR for ono year, and
CERTIFICATE OF SUBSCRIPTION
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Monroe Lodge Ne. lsa.

w. s Auditor Of Monroe osanty, oAis
Feb. ~, 1ssl.--ew. aa91 eos s~.ia
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FOR SALE BY
JOHN N. KIRKBRIDR, Woodsasd; ssa9.
H. G. KoTZ EBEU, Malaga; - aat
n. r. NILRS & SON, sonsrtsn. gaSB hi
August 2s,lseo.-1y. sssaa4., ssa
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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-06-21

Isaac Train \. {. Constock.
ID Y virtue Of an execution to me directed
ID from the Court o. Common rleas OF Megs
County, l will otfer tOr sale, at The door of the
Courthouse in Pcmeroy, at ~ o'clock !. NJ,
IN the 8ih cay of J0,N 1861,
The following described lands and tenements,
to wit: Situate in Me;gs County, section 36
town ,, range II, Of the Ohio Companys pur-
chase, being TIE south part Of said section 3G
commencing at lie south west corner of said
section; thence north Oh the west line OF said sec
tion 80 rods to Il black walnut trs e. supposed to
be on said line; thence in Il north easjcrly di-
rection = rods to tie mouth Of IL small run
thence along the creek, with its meandcring, to
the center line Of said section; thence south
alons said line to the south line; thence west
along said south line to thc place Of beginning
containing 60 acres more or less; to be sold as
the property of A. c. Comstock. at the suit OF
Isaac Train. Appraised at $3.50.
J.J. WHITE, S. II. c.
June 3 l&61-23-:Jt 3OD