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NOT ICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that Lafayette Erwin CON
Vcted at the last February Session orCo umbp county
OF Bigany on which conviction he sentenced TO the
Eastern Penitcntiary for the term of thirteen months
Intends TO make an application His Excelency the
Governor of the Commonwealth for a pardon.
LAFAYETTE ERWIN.
March o. IS62--2W
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Freeze, Local Editor.

ssg- Our thanks are due to Col. Tate
for Legislative favors.
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NOTICE.

Ii persons knowing themselves udebted TO the un.
~ dersgn on book account otherwise, are hereby
notified Ia come and settle up by the st of April 1861
or thcr accounts will ba put in the hands OF proper o
GERS for collection must have my accounts settled
Mill Creek Wooden Factory.
Mount Pleasant, March Is, lcGa--3t.
GEORGE VANCE.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
Estate of E1iward 1lbertsou. deceased.

I ETTERS Of administration with the will ANNEXED
- on the Estate of Edward Albcrsoi tate 0f Green.
wood township, IN COumbacJunty, deceased have
been granted By the Register Columbia county tho
undersigned all persons having claims against the
tate OF tne decendeu requested 10 present them
the Admr. at his residence in Greenwood township,
without delay, and all persons indebted to make pay
nent forthwith
ISAAC A. DEWITT,
. 9dm cum tOsa
March I, 1s62-6w
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

II 7'00 Y 1'00''V0'V II '1tVI7'F % ~tWoVIt
a. OTILEis hereby given that letters Of adminisra-
non The estate OF Michael Whtenght late of Hem
lock twE Columbia county, deceased have been grant.
ed By ths Hcgistcr Of said county Jacob s. Evans
FishILgCreek twp Columbia co. All persons hay ing
claims demands against the estate of the dcCendcnt
requested To present them for settlement aud those
indebted TO make payment without delay.
JACOB : EVANS,
April Il, lSC2--Gw. AdMr
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RECEIPTS FOR MARCH,
10 THE
COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT,

The following are the receipts to the Office
of the COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT, during
the month of March, 1862:
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rEs- Hon. Hester Clymer of the State
Senate, has our thanks for favors.
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rF' send for a Description Catalogue.
March IS, lej2 3m
coLLEorIoNs on rLowER srEl

Persons desiring u make their sec tons, NAV g-
iy upon our sending ouly thoae which really most
SNOWY and desirable, and of easy cultivation We u4
heve that our experience viii euabs MAJ s-E.
tons large or saall that cannot s 10 give eA.ro sat-
isiactiOn,
100 Packets ABnuals, Biennias and Perennias
f0vorltG kinds q =.
81 Packets hnnua.s Biennials and persrai.e,
tavorte kinGs %
25 Packets Anngals, hest assorted sI
II Packets Annuhs, best assorted So
20 Packets, New aud Rare AunuRls 30
Choics C-iiecilCl of Ornamental Grasses ~
Ciivrra.ilHg Flowers ! o0
o. alpine oy Ruok rianIs o.
Climbing PaAts Annual ana
Perennial 10
Choice Collecuop oiG,eenhouse Plant Seeds 81
Ornamental LsRvsd Plants ] ~
a BORNEMAN
Flori.l seedmSn Versailles Woodlord Co. X
L Box I.
o. send fof a descriptive Catalogue
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LIST OF CAUSES,
FOR MAY TERM, 1862.

] Andrew Crcycng, vs. Andrew Mellck, ct al.
? Isaiah ShumRn, ,udmr VS. Jacob H. Shuman
Phllp NIutrTstecn, VS. Valentine Wintersteen.
Richard u. Menagh, vs. John Gigger,
Daulel +. Seyburt, Ct al vs. A. B. Pearce, ct al
Daniel Il. ScybeTt VS. Augustus PeaTcc ct al
Z Henry Wells, vs. George Kincy.
Wilson AgUr, Joseph Patton.
Clinton ID. Herring, ct al vs. Daniel F. Seybert.
10 Thomas &. Robson, vs William Fauscy
IL Thomas c. Rohisnn, vs. William Falsey.
Il Thomas e. Robson vs. VIM. Fauscy,
10 Henry rraugh, the West Branch Insurance Com,
panl
II Jacob Bcrnnger, admr, Us John Osman.
10 samuel j. HcalCr, VS. Abraham w. Robbins, ct al.
ID Jacob Eyer VS. Abraham Klase,
/! Abraham klase, v Jacob Eyer
10 David Levi tot usevs samuel H. Bette.
~ Daniel +, Seyber VS. Joseph Gensil
20 Robert Russell Va LaCkaNanna & Bloom sDufg K. R.
81 Charles Lee VS. LackRwanna & Bloomsbufg r r
y Russal Peaer vs. The School DstIct Of Fishing
creek
% GliIah NcNurtrig ct nj VS. Christian Wolf
"a Johu Ramsey vs. Peter MClick.
rs Frederick Narkron vs John Robson.
% fhe LacKawanna 4 bloomsbury Rail Roat et al vs.
william sloan
% J1cnb Thomas et nj VS. Franklin Stewart ct al
p William Cox ct al vs. William Iolircn.
81 William Case et al w Centre township.
80 Henry Miller, Executor VS. Jacob Ceiling
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Boat and TcamA Tor SAFE.

Canal Boat with two Horses aud entire nxluTes in
unnlng ordeLwill be sold low and reasonable terms.
Apply to JOHN G. FREEZE.
Bloomsbury March g, 1862
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Special Notices.

S25l EMP LoYMENT, 1875
AGENTS WANTEDl
We will pay from S25 TO SIS per month and Oh aypen.
ses, To active Agents give a commits sion Particulars
sent free. Address ERlE SEWING MACHiyc CoNrAsY r.
JAMES, General Agent, Milan, Ohio
Aug il, lSGl.-l2n.
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OUCH DROPSl COUGH DROPS !!

LIVERY body uses FRONEFIELDs' COUGH DROPS
Ia 1t acts promptly sometimes arrestng The worst cold
in II hours. Ia all affections Of the Chest Throat
whether acute chronic it will be found of Immediate
bene0t Try slage bottle and you cannot iail TO ap.
precute is uselulncss
For Sale by most all sloTekeCpers and Druegists
fTsRaredb by
&, FRONEFIKLD.
No 3lf, n. Sd. 81, Philadelpha
Nov Is, latl-ln
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NOTICE
Of @ Justice Of lie Peore.

Ifthe few subscriptions unpnid IN the fund
of the Iron Guards not settled or before the
day ofFebrnaryI instructed commence suit and
costs must follow in each !ndi viduaI case.
J. NJ. .Charberlin. l,P
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-06
MORNING LEADER.
Rndichi AboIltionists.


Here are some solid sledge-hsmmer
blows which it does one good to read, com
ing as they do from paper Published in
the very midst Of the radicals Of whom
isspeaks;
RADICAL ABoLITIoNHTs.--By radical
abolitionists We mean wreichos who are
destroying the system Of slavery by sword
and fire and devastation. The hends OF
hell are more humane and noble. They
are Fastening the overthrow Of slavery by
bringing on. not only the South, hut on the
Republic great tribulation. These devils
in hupan shape abound ia this city, aud
call themselves Secessiouists, Southern
Rights men, Fire Eaters and COnfederates.
They are striking deadly blows az slavery
every day. They are making the tenure
OF slavery uncertain. They are running
the sale Of the crops raised by slaves.
They are burning the tobacco, sugar and
cOiton, which only make slave labor desir-
able. They are running that quiet and
security Of slave communities, without
which il is utterly impossible 10 retain
slaves They are running off slaves. They
are impressing slaves They are forcing
AANAA AANN NAAN ANANA tA INV GU NA Az
ing them to labor in rebel fOrtifcations,
when they know that all such slaves must
be eon6scated. These are their own acts,
and they stand self-oonyicted before the
country Of being the most dangerously and
infamously radical Aboliiionisis that ever
cursed the land with their folly. One red
mopthed, lying, iDpertiheht Nashville
rebel does more every day Of his life to de-
stroy the system Of slavery than Greeley
could do in year, They are thoroughly
ineendiary in all their words and deeds.
They keep the community in perpetual
ferment. They are forcing slave owners,
aud large ones too, TO say every da. 81
had better have no slaves at N than be
forever tOrnented by these iRoermeddlers.
II the law against tampering with slaves
is strictly enforced, then woe to these
Southern Rights menl And yet, with a
towering supreme, unparalleled ast6imd-
ing unprecedented, unequaled, unheard-
Of impndence, rebels charge rs with at
taoking slavery. You lie, you villain, and
You know it You attack slavery with
club, knife, poison, halter, FIRE and water
You burn IT, strangle it, steal it, drown it,
and yet you inquire, with cool assurance,
Il the Union men are not Abolitionists
When the epitaph Of slavery shall be
written, it viii read; Killed BY the rad
ical abolitiOnism Of its hypOeritical
friends. .9-Aashrilis Union.
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sITtIINe IL aIlNUFACTTREs.

The great resources Of the State, n Coal, Iron,
LeGd, Zinc, Potter's Clay, Limestone, Sandstone,
&C., &C., are almost untouched; hey await The
arrival 0f enterprising and energstic men accl1-
tanal "a ranr-erl Inn inln rnll
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

MASTERS SSALE.-PURsUANTTo TO
lIA the command Of plures decretal order Of sale
from the Court Of Common Pleas Of CuyahOea COM
ty, Ohio, at the suit Of Ezra M0nlux against Levi
Education of East Cleveland Township and S H. Kir-
by to directed, shall expose for sale, at public
auction, at the door Of the Court House. in the CITY
OF Cleveland the lst day Of July lS62 at two clock
Z. NJ, Of said day, the following lot or parcel Of lud
situate in lots and 5 beginning az a point on the
plank road at the west Of that portion Of said
original premises set OF 10 Electa Schnell: thence
i04 chains and % links 90 west line of Chitten-
den Lewis land thence chains aud 5links thence
n 5014o W chains and % links thence N 5ielo W
chains to the Plank Road; thence 3gl6o 2 chains
and 81 links % the place Of bsgihhing containing
100 acres OF land 2-lO0 acrces Of said land in lot
No T. and g5-l00 acres in lot No, 5. Appraised az
$50, ID. " GAGE,
Williamson Riddle Master Commr
Pitts Afys, maysfsa
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STER'C CAT,F prTpIg1r A ,-r

MASTERS SALE.--PURsUANr
lyh TO the command Of decrsta order Of sale from
Iho Court Of Common Pleas Of CuyahOEa county, at
the suit Of john sherman against John Sprague and
others to directed, shall expose for sale al pub
lie auction, at the doorOf the Court House. in the city
Of Cleveland, the twenty fourth day Of June ls62
at o'clock p NJ, tho following described premises
situate in the township of Mayeld, I'm the county Of
CuyahOgR, and State Of Ohio, and known By lot No.
hfteen in tract No three, and bounded as follows:
East, west, north and south by lot lines, and contain
ing hundred and forty six and third acres Of
land be the same more OF less, but subject 10 all legal
highways, and excepting thorefrOm thirteen acres in
for a homestead, bounded follows: commencing at
point in the west line Of said lot chains 2j links
nOrtherly from the southwest corner Of said los thence
running north said west line six chains . links
70 the northwest corner u said lot thence east the
north line twenty chains 50 links thence south par
ael with the west line six chains % links; thence
west twenty chains 50 links 20 the place Of beginning
Appraised at $4,000. HENRY G.. ABBEY,
L. PRENTIss, Master Commissioner
PITTS Atty uv2fsla5
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MASTERS SALE-PURsUANT no

LORIN PRENTIss, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Sherids Office, May l3, l66l:39l
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CLIMATE

Nowhere can the Industrious farner secure
such immediatere results from bis labor as on these
deep, rich, loany soils, cultivated With so much
ease. The climate from the extreme southern
part Of the State 10 the Terre Uaute, Alton & St.
Louis Railroad, distanea Of nearly 200 miles. IL
well adapted 70 Winter
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OHERIFFS SALN r. V1RrnE

n u NANNHll UAUhI8 h NUULEt
Dated MAY 9th, A. d. is69 ''' - MAYA q Is H.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-06

- IILIlII II . bLlIIIs d ' IHIUE
~ Of a writ Of Feri Facias, issued from the Court
Of Common Pleas Of CuyahOga county, and state Of
Ohio, and 10 directed in the cause wherein Laura
H. MeYay is plaiHtif, and William McYsY 3 d6iend-
ant, have levied on and shall eyla TO sale al pub
cauHtY, On the twelfth day Of June, A. D. Is62, be-
tween the hours of two aud four o'clock p NJ, Of said
day, the following described lands and tenementa to
wit; Situate in the township Of East CleyBlapd Guy
ahoga county, and state Of Ohio and Is part Of lot 3
and Is bounded Rs follows, 10 witt Eastery by the
Holloway road, SO called; uOrtherly by land VI Nc
Vean; westerly by land Of George y. Shumway, and
sOutheTly by line drawn parallel with the mort hery
line and far enough thersfrom to include enc acre
Appraised al two hundred and fifty dollars
JAMES A. CRAM, Sheriff
By Henry n. johnson, Deputy
LORIN PRENTIss, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Sherif7s Office Nav l3 1861 3Ql
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WIEN, CORN. COTTON. TOBACCo. 1

2 Peaches, Pears, Tomatoes, and every variety Of
fruit and Vegetables Is EroWuin great abundance,
from which Chicago and other Northern markets
are furnished igom TO weeks earlier than their
immediate vicinity Between the Tefre Haute
Alton B st. Louis Railroad and the Kankakee
and Illinois rivers, distance Of 115 miles on
the Branch, and 13G miles on The Main Trunk,
lies tn great Corn and stock raising portion Of
the State
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.ROVER 4 BAKERS 77
Sewing Machine Company.

Sale RooH.....-.....I7l IN superor-st., Cleveland o.
One Of Grover & Bakers Noiseless Family Sewing
Machines can now be beught &C the
EXTREMELY Low PRICE OF S46,O 90.
Having gained all their suits az law wit Infringing
Machines, the Grover B Baker Sewing Machine Com
pany propose that the public shall be benefited there
BY, and have accordlngiy Hedace ne Price oi their
Family sewing i1acIlne les , boat - e cllL
Agents Wanted Send for eircullrs. feh25
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MASTERS SSALE.-PURsUANTTO TO
lVl the command Of a decretal order Of sale issued
ffUn the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county
at the suit Of Allen H. Wood and others against Aon
Miller and another, 10 directed j shall expose
TO sale at the door ofthe Court House in the City Of
Cleveland N said county, on the IN day Of June lS62
at O'clock p. NJ. the following described lands and
tenenents to wit; SitVgts IN the township 0f Chagrn
Falls, ~ tie county OF Cuyahqga and State Of Ohio
and part of lot So Gardner HallOcks allotment in
Chagrin Falls Village, beginning in the centre of
Front Street at the northeast corner Of lot decided
ey Richard Pratt to George Bell thence along said
half links thence south four degrees east six cains
thence south eightysiN degrees sixty links TO said
Bells east line thence north twenty-five degrees and
forty-iye minutes west ye chains and eighty links to
the beginning, being the land decided March IL
1854, to AlOnzO Miller BY Richard Pratt and Rie--
Appraised at 500. GEO. II. WYNAN,
q. +. BLAKEsLEE, Master Uomm'r
Piantils Atty. mays:3gl
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TO

M ASTER'S SALE.-PURsUANTT TO
1yl the command Of d0crefal order Of sails isaiod
nom the Court Of Common Pleas of CuyahopH county
at the suit OF George Hall against stephen r. Webs
Ter ana others, shall expose for sale public auc-
lnh a me Oor 0t the Court House, u the city Of
Cleveland IN said county on ne u n ny uf June issa
At o'clock p M. the f1ll0wine dtscffb6d lands and
tenements Situate IN the county Of Cuyahoga, and
known and described rs follows. Commencing nd the
northeast ourner Of lot tiirry-oas IN A. Bliss aliot-
meut ~ tue village Of Olmgrin Falls; thanGiaidtg tic
east line oi said lot al right angles with Orange street
lot thirty y-one; thonce westerly parallel with Orange
street thirty live feet; thence nOrthery at right an
giles with Orange street to said Orange street: tence
70 the laaee Of beginning, being te WholoOfol thir-
-ono and piece ten feet Of the side Of lot thirty
and being thirty-ve feet on Grunge street and one
hundred and two feet deep be the same more or less
but subject to al legal highways, Appraised al s32j
GEO. II. WYlTAN,
L. f. GOODWIN Master Comm'r
PlaiutiiTs Atty. ..-, az maysz39i -
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tE0At NnTIeES.
MASTERis IL5i05IsFi. . t. NM NJ


MASTERS SA LE.LPUasBAkT M TO
~ me command Of decretal order of sale issued
lIoin the court Of Common Pleas Of CuyahOga coun-
V,At 20 suit UfJohn Harper dRahA y. ~. FHnkall
end 2tiiefs 10 mo Directed slall expose for se ~
puhc auction az the door Of the Court House. in tho
CITY Of Cleveland, in said county on tha 7th day Of
iule lot at clock p. NJ, the following deseribed
ls9as ~ and tenementsi e Wit: tuate in batga hiip
OF Chagfih Fails and Russell, IN tho 9TH range of
townships In the Connecticut Western Reserve In tho
stale OF Ohio and which Is also IN the Counties Of
Suyehog a1d tieRuga, an h known ~ beinqrartg af
iotf Nos y flld ~ ~ said tONnships AMI buuda ~
IqlloW7 on The north by the north line Of said tract
10. 81 on iiecast'bp land decided by Aaron Bliss 10
Juseph > barruas ON the south by the centre of uie
road lepding frgm Ohugrin Falls 20 Russell Centip,
aud west by line parallel with the east line aud 80
iar distant theroirOm 10 make thrty-seyen S0-l0O
acres And, also-anuthcr piece situate n said town
ships and eolniiies and Is known b3liR q part oT
i 14e champion tract and bounded a folloWs boain-
hg ~ the northwest corner Of thirty acre LOT own
ed by chester Plipstrage Thence along the west line
OF sid thirty acres south 20 Tho Uenire Of tho high
way thence along tho centre Of the highway westerly
Ter enough 10 contain twenty -four acres thence north
% the south limo Of The ract thence oast ~ Che place
OF beginning containing twenty -four acres b6 the
sle more or less, but subject 10 all legal highways
Appraised AZ sl6s7. GEO IL WYAfAN
4, i. HAMILTON, Master Conaulr
FlalutinFs ATTORNEY '1,tovIs.sii' Z II
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have by a thorough trial for more than ten years
sustained a reputation that other Machine Has
been able 70 ACQUIRE -....-.. -..r .l.r e.a.fs-s
As a Family Machine
they far excel an others some Of the qualities that
recommend the Wheeler & Wilson Machines, are.
1sf-BeautY aud ENcellence OF Stitch, alike upon
both sides Of the fabric sewn.
Strength, Firmness and Durability Of seam
that will NOT RIP nor RAfEL, aud made with
economy Of thread. .it
3rd-It Attachments and wide Range Of AppIIca-
tion 10 purposes and materials.
dfh-simplicity and fh0rOughness OF construction
5th-Speed, Ease Of Operation and hIauagemant
and Quietness Of Movement.
Those that wEt q Practical and Desirable Machine
should y all means examine W heeler s Wilson's be
fore purchasing.
OIL CE-........... .sB IS Superior St eievsia7s O
90 it.s JNO. 3. STRONG, Agent.
nal lssna iaF Girsulsr 70 81 ParticnlaEl. maFs0
teaa es5-se
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IFS with great respect,
LUCIUS. B. METCALF." +"

BS-Fhe above are all from peFsons who are public
ly known where they reside and who would nOtmake
they true t.- d
PREPARED By j. G.. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell Mass.
Sold by q. W. CLARK, and by DRUGGISTS and Deal
ers everywhere Csc5. .It3l5lvk ktWeovy
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cR0CKERY & GRINAWARE.

/ -GPRING TRADE.LA.S S. GARBNBR
~ Importer Qt China, Glass and EaTihonWarf, Tea.
setts French China plain and decorated Glassware.
con peta assortment stone Iinas variety Of pat
terms, best make, Plated Goods, warranted choicest
make, Cake Baskets Castors, breakfast and ilQar,
SPOONS, Lorkss &C., lYgfy Handled and Pian eqerys
br1ttanull Ware Pllnished Wlre, Url5 ana LallllE
Dishes, Tea Trays, -gosl- Oil Chandeliers, Lamps,
Lanterns &c, at unusually low prices, not tsfand-
lng the var alirancsI &c No. ~ 8 pe5iar-ei-
aDrI ..sl go a. s. 6AkpAkR.
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TIIE 0RnTNARY YIEIn

of Corn is from 90 to so bushels per acre Cat
tie, Horses, Aiules, Sheep and Hogs are raised
here at small cost and yield large profits. It Is
believed that no section Of country presents great
er inducements for Dairy Farming than the Prai-
ries Of Illinois, branch Of farming to which but
little attention has been paid, and which must
yield sure profitable results Between the Kan
kakee and Illinois rivers, and Chicago and Dun
lelth, a distance Of sc miles On the branch and
III miles by the Main Trunk, Timothy Hay,
cDrinr Wheat Corn f- 1-a-
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Eli y. KOyes, Plaintiff, In Court Of Common Pleas,
vs.. of GuYahOga Comfy.
John DezendOrf Deft.J Ohio
sALE-PURsUANr

MASTERS SALE.-PURsUANT
lyl to the command of q decreal order Of sale from
Ino Court of Common Pleas Of CuyahOga County, at
the suit Of Harriet Uhl against Isaac L. Geessn and
Others to directed, shall expose for sale at pub
lie auction at the door OF the Court House in the city
Of Cleveland, the twenty fourth day Of June, 1852
at three O'Clock P. the following described tract
Of land situate IN the township Of Independence be-
ing number six in the twelfth range Of townships,
whchs also IN the county Of GuyakOga and State Of
Ohio, and is known by being all that part Of lot Nc.
six OF the Hubbard tract, lying north OF the road
ming from Gees0ns MILL called, TO the Ohio Canal,
except one of land occupied by f. NJ GleesOn in
lS3and bounded as follows: the north by the north
line Of the Hubbard tract the east by lands owned
by Allen bObinett, the south by center Of Timex
ers Creek road and lands occupied in ls3 by Il. NJ.
GleesOn, the west by lands owned by Rogers Com
stock, containing seventy-hye acres Of land being
the same premises conveyed by Moses GleesOn 10
Isaac L. GleosOn BY deed recorded in Book o. pages
g9 and 100 Of the records Of CuyahOga county, Ohio
10 the same more or less, but subject to ali legal
highways. Appraised at $500.
HENRY G. ABBEY,
PAINE WADE, Master Com'r.
Plh's Atty iny2t3g3