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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-08-02
Bloomsbury War Meeting.

The War Meeting, held in the Court
House, on last Thursday evening was a
tremendous out-pouring of the p atriotic
people, and proved a encouraging success.
Quite number Of recruits have been OBJ
tained in the county-some 20 in Catta-
wissa, and IN equal number in Berwick,
with respectable number in Bloomsbury,
and the noblo enterprise is rapidly pro-
crossing. Arouse, Patriots, to the rescue
of your Country.
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Two CHARGES AGAINST Gen. McCIE

Two CHARGES AGAINST Gen. MCCLEL.
Ian ExPLoDED.--Two of the charges
which the enemies of Gen. Mcclellan have
persistenuy made have been disproved in a
manner which leaves those who made them
in anything bat an enyiable position
One of them was in regard to the White
House in Virginia, which, it was alleged
he kept guarded by our troops, while it was
needed for our sick and wounded soldiers
forhospital purposes. The official CORE
spondence on the matter has been publish
ed, and it shows conclusively that the house
could not have been used adyantageously
for hospital purposes, and if it could have
been, would have been SO used, Gen. Nc
Clellan never having made any objection
All he did was to place a guard to pre-.
vent plunder and injury to the house, while
the plantation and grounds were freely
used for military and hospital purposes. -
At the very time his enemies were making
the most ado about the matter, the White
House grounds were occupied by one hun.
dred and seventy hospital tents, and the
spring, to which it was said our troops
could not have access, was freely used.
The other charge-that Gen. Mcclellan
would not receive negroes within his lines,
but made his soldiers perform labor which
they might do, was most emphatically dis.
proved by Senator Harris of New York on
Tuesday. In his place in the Senate he
read letter from Gen. Mcclellan, saying
that all negroes, male and female, who
have come into the camps of the army of
the Potomac, on the Peninsula, have been
protected, and set to work at wages, in
performing services which would other,
wise have devolved upon our soldiers. -
The supply of these operations has thus
far been insufficient for their wants.
Boston Journal.
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Mass Meeting |

At the instance Of the Associate Judges
and County Commissioners there will be a
Mass Meeting of the citizens of Columbia
county, held in the Court House, at
Bloomsbury, on Saturday, the 9th day Of
-A,tgusf, at l2 o'clock NJ, to decide upon
the question of making an appropriation
from the County to raise bounty for
those enlistlng to gil up the company re-
quired of Columbia county. Let there be
a full attendance. See Hand Bills.
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JoHN BELL REFUSING THE PRoTEo.
TIoN or THE AMERICAN FLAG.-In May
last, General Mitchell received a letter
from Mrs. Bell, asking him for a passport
for her husband from Blount Springs,
Alabama, to Nashville. The General
granted the request, and Nicholas Davis
waited upon Mr.. Bell, to communicate to
him the wishes of his wife and the assur.
ance of the General The courtesy was
decined the leader of the late American
party evidently preferring to remain on
rebel soil, to the acceptance Of the pro-
lection Of the American flag
No more pestiferous traitor dwells on
the continent than John Bell, the csndi-
date Of the Constitutional Union Party for
President, in 1860. He has been stump
ing his State in favor Of Secession-he
has abused and derided UnioR men-he
has refused, contemptuously, the protection
of the American Flag. And yet, in this
town, some Of the loudest, most ignorant
and pretentious sbusers Of the Democrat;
who were for Breckinriage, are the sworn
friends and followers Of Joha Bell. You
can hear these Bell men daily, boiserous
--tryiugto cover themselves by crying
charges against others. They supported
a traitor--they are responsible for hii
treason, as spuch as Democrats are for the
treason Of Breckinridge. Go on then
wag yosr 81 appers in your empty heads tc
e0zer John Bell, the traitor.
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PRESIDENT JUDGE.-Mr. Hutter.--
Will you allow me to suggest the name of
WILLIAM ELwELL, of Bradford county.
for Judge of this District. Mr.. Elwell is
an able and experienced Lawyer and per-
haps our Attorneys and people generally
could unite upon him. After tho resgna-
ton of Warren j. Woodward, In the COL
umbia District, the Attorneys Of that Dis
trict unanimously asked the appointment
of Mr.. Elwell, but Governor Curtin refused
to appoint him because he is a good Dem
ocrat. / do not know that Mr.. Elwell
eould be induced to come here. / mere
ly throw out the suggestion for the bene-
fit of all parties interested. LAW.
The above paragraph from the Eaaon
Northampton argus, will inform our
people that other localities are 10 okipg to
wards Mr.. Elwcll, for Judge. He will be
in demand, and there must not be any
mistake about our securing him in the
Columbia District. Let our people see tc
it that Mr.. Elwell has an unanimous nom.
inaton-He deserves it, Columbia Dem-
ocr0t.
Our readers will see by the foregoing
article that Mr.. Ewell, is in request from
other districts beside ours.
Bat we hope frcm first seeking, and
feeling that we have the Oldest claim, WI
shall be able to secure him for this Judi
cial District. We belicle with the Colum
bia Democrat, that Mr.. Elwell, ought tc
receive the unanimous support Of the DIS
trict and so far as we have been able to
gather the views of Sullivan, he is sure
of it here. We hope to hear similar re
port from Columbia and Wyoming.
Sullivan County Democr7t
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F0r the ColumEa Osmsere,
MIITUIIJ oQtb I,l 1oen

For the COluaEa JDsmserc,.
MILLvILLE,3 July, 1862.
Col. Levi L. Iate:-
Please give the following notice an in
sertion in your paper, and oblige the Army
Aid Society Of Millville.
DAVID MASTERS.
Committee.
There will be held in grove, near
Millsille, UNION FESTIVAL, o the
" Army Aid Society" on Saturday, 10th Of
August.
The proceeds of which are to be applied
to ameliorate the conditions of the sick and
wounded soldiers.
Eminent Speakers will beiu pttendanc
The public are respectfully invited to at
tend.
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CHANGE OF ToNE-A few months ago
there was nobody but George b. McClel-
Ian and Henry w. Halleck to advise the
Government to strengthen its armies.-
Wilsoa in the Senate, said the army was
too large. Chandler said there had been
only thirty thousand rebels and some
wooden guns at Manassas, and that all
we needed was to march forward. All
these abolition patriots said the enemy
at Yorktown possessed no strength; and
even down to within one week of the ter
rible fighting before Richmond, the Secre.
tary of War refused to believe the rebel
strength there exceeded sixty thousand
Now there is change of tone and OF
tune. Three hundred thousand men arc
called for5 and it is intmated that this
number will be increased to five hundred
thousand. The rebels are everywhere
active and confident. Mcclellan is bare
iy out of danger, though seventeen miles
from the robel capital. Halleck's arms
has been divided, and the large portion o.
it is threatened by two rebel columns, nun.
berng in the aggregate seventy thousand
soldiers.-We are suffering disasters in
Tennessee, Kentucky, Northera Miss
ouri, South Carolina and Louisiana.
Washington itselfis seriously threaten.
ed, if we may believe the whispers which
reach us. The Government saws ase
must haze more a,en.
We hope the men will be furnished
They cannot be sent forward too soon
But will not the people remember that
all these disasters and all this anxiety
might have been avoided by following
the connsels of Mcclellan and Halleck.
Providence Post.
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Col. Lew L. TATE, of Columbia CO
was among The ablest and most val
members of our last legislature, an
sincerely hope that his district will do
The justice 10 return both him AND bis
league for second term. in these
oi Legislative corruption and ruin 10
country, such men should be sent iron
cry democratic district OF tho Stale
hamberland Democrat
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A pROCLAM NATION.

Tn pursuance of the sixth section OIL
the Act of Congress, entitled "An act to
surnress insurrection, TO punish treason
and rebellion. to seize and conliscate the
nronertv of rebels, and for other pur-
posos," approved July II, 1862 and
which act, and the joint resolution ex-
planatory thereof, are herewith publish
cd. 7. Abraham Lincoln, President OF the
United States, do hereby proclaim TO, and
warn all persons within the contempla'
ton of said sixth section to cease parts
mating in, aiding, countenancing OF
abettins the existing rebellion or any
rebellion against the Government OF the
United States, and to return to their prop
or allegiance to the United States, on
pain of the forfeitures and seizures as
within and by said sixth section provid'
ed.
In testimony whereof have hercuntc
set my hand and caused the seal OF the
United States to be affixed,
Done at the City of Washington, this
25th day of July, in the year of oul
Lord one thousand eight hundred-and
sixty.two, and of the Independence Of
the0nited States the eighty-seventh.
r.. ST. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the presidet.
VIM. II. Seward, Secretary of State.
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she is out against a vigorous proseeu-
Con Of the war and his loyal is suspec ted,
f Record Of the Times.
Another candidate for Fort LIZ Fayette !
Reader, who think you is the unfortunate
creature here named, whose "LoYALTY is
SUSPECTED Bill Miner thus speaks
ofthe great "UNIoN" Mogui, HENDRICK
B. WRIGHT.
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How THE SLAVES WENT SOUTH The
Boston Gazette, published in Massachu-
sets, and dated July 18th, 1858, con-
tains the following advertisements:
"Just imported from Africa, and to be
sold on board the brig Jonney, VIM Ell
lery commander, now lyinw at New Bos-
ton. a number of NEGRO BOYS and
GIRLS, from twelve to fourteen years OF
age. Inquire of said Ellery ca board,
said brig, where constant attendance is
given.
"NoTE.-The above slaves have all had
the small pox. Treasurer's notes and
Nsw England r,Ans nt2 be taken as p4y."
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THE meeting of the Milville Ladies
Aid Society Festival, has changed from
Saturday the 9th to Saturday tho 10th Of
August, in order to avoid conflict with
che County War Meeting.
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THB next term of the Columbus Male &
Female Academy will commences on the
6fth day of August 1862. This is q good
school. Iii worthy Of a liberal patronage
X. S. Bingham is principle.
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We have cur valued friend and con, .
panion, for August, the ".2merican .4gri-
Suiturisf." 1t is an invaluable acquisition
to the agricultural association. The let-
ters from its intelligent Editor, the Rev.
Q. JUDD, now in Europe, impart inereas.
ed interest to its spacious and ample pages.
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THE word AUDITOR, instead of ".7diu-
tant" General, would read much better, at
che head Of the "DANvILLE INTELLIaEN-
GER"
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This war, forced upon US by bad
wicked men, must 90 on. lie who
clamors for Peace before the national hi
is vindicated, the national authority e,
lished over every incl Of the soil of the ud
and the assassins who have raised n
sacrilogious hands to destroy the gov
mcnt are punished, is a baitor. It i,
duty to stand bv the government--it is
duty of eUery citizen 10 do so. As the
Gifts and blessings of Governmeut-prd
lection to life and property and home
enjoyed alike by all, the burthens and
rifces of sustaining, supporting and def
ing the Government should be equal.
hence have no hesitation in saying
if the quota appor,ioned to this county
FIJI up this States proportion of 300|
men called for by the President is
promptly made up, let there be drad
For one am ready for it. shrink d
no share Of duty, responsibility or sd
fee. The nation must be saved-.re
must be crushed and traitors must be
down.
Respectfully,
p. Jon
On motion the following persons werc
pointed Committee to wait upon tho q
ty Commissioners for the purpose Of prt
ing an appropriation to be used in raj
volunteers.
VIM. McKelvy, VIM. II.Jacoby, and
L. Tate.
On motion John X. Grotz, BENZ. +. i|
man, and Hiram G, Hover, were appo
q committee, by the Chair, to audit the
itnry fund.- which was raised in April
and said com nittee to report at tho
meeting.
After the above business was trans1
the Revs. John, Dimm and others, ald|
ed the meeting. The speakers W were spill
and seemed to feel that interest in the
ter which it demands. Their rem
throughout were well received.
1t was resolved that the proceeding 4
this meeting be published in all the pal
of the county.
On motion the meeting adjourned to
again on Thursday evening, July the
inst.
DR.. JoHN RAMSEY, Pres
4. Il. 3.s'iSs' 24s DS..,nr. secy''.
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Proclamation by the President.

WASHINGTON JuLY 26.--The President
has issued the following proclamation;
BIZ The President ofths Unitsd States %
dn,er;cd,
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MASTERS sALE.-PURsUAN1


lV to the command Of q decretal order Of sale
from the Court Of Common Pleas OF Ou5ahogf
County, at the suit Of B. d HorthingtOn against
SargsRnt Uurrier and others, to me directed. shall
expose for sale at public auction, At the dOol Of the
Court House, IN the City Of Cleveland, on the
18th day Of February, 1862, at II oeloeki A. the
following described premises: Situated in the town
ship Of EaBt Cleveland, In ths State Of Ohio, and
which is also in the County OF Iuyab0ga, and il
known By being part Of lot No A, IN said township
Cformeriy in Euclid y and bounded follows Com
nenciua at q stone in the center OF the Plank Road
leading rom Cleveland 70 WillOuRhby, which bears
north 67 east 50 links from the N. T. Of the
the southeaserly corner Of la formerly owned BY
Rodney Strong In said lot NO a thence south 81
vest chains and 20 links TO stake; thence north
90 west, IS chains 70 q stake standing : Jnka
eastailY from q large hickory tee; thence, -jrth
90 east two chains and ftS links to Btake thence
south z55fo east along jones Curriers' egteTy
line Is chains to the place Of beginning containing
four acres Of land Hnd are the sane premises con-
veyed by Des Ourrier to Sergeant CuTrer b deed
recorded in Vol 4, psge no, Cuyahoga County Rec
Ords BE- the same more or less but sunlect 20 al
legnl hiehWaYs. Appraised st S3455.
Also, pursuant 70 the Command Of the above oTqe
OF sale at the suit Of the same, to me directeci
shall pos for sale at public pnctiOn e the Flour
ing Mill Of s. Currer and son, in Collamer, CuJe
hoes county Ohio on the 18th Of Fsbi uary lsed 81
'Ock, P. NJ, the following personal propori.; :
tne Boiler, one Engine and ali the machinerJ and
fixtures connected thereWith two rung Of sioLes
with bolts elevators and gearing, macntnerY and
dxturss connected thareWiths 5ne kuut- III win
all the fixtures connected Herewith, being al the
machinery and TX iures in the Nil Of Ourrter :
Son. in Conamor; also one lToa sats and one set Of
Mill Trucks taEWIS ". FORD,
Master Ocmmlasloner.L
L PRENTIss, Pitts Atty. janl6,ls62 s75
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LEGAL NOTICES. 17ll.-r


MAeTEK'S bALE-PURsUANT
u, ~ the suit of olou Prontis5 ard Ohaunoey
ProntiD ngfinlt IhOnag AOWo Rnd utheris 20 81
directed shall exposs for sale at public auch at
the door o. the Court House IN the Oity u Olese-
land on the tenth day Of February, 1862, at thrss
land Sltus,s Ia the t0Ynsnip Of Eat ClsyoaaqY
oOunty q Ouybhoga. and state Uf Ohfs, 10 sit -
Parcel No one Part Of lot No. tNree hundred
and sixty nins, bOuHdsd - folio ": Beginning At
the south vest corner of lapd purchased ct ueFEs
g. mariiu By deed dod in book %, page 81, of
along tho { line. 20 thh centre Of th@ 80 tlslr
roadi thence ea=toily uObg ths centre Of said road
fer enough 20 thst q line pa hllel with laia nrst
ine ard eEten5ing 20 tho south rlY Hne u land 90
DOugnt q 1-Orgs s. Marin, shall include nge
nor.s Of land; thence sou ,heiy parallel with the
frat line 20 sad soughurly line; thencs westerly
along said sOuthe y line 70 The place Of beginning
appraised at S925.
Parcel No Ipo-PRrt Of lot No. thT6o hundred
anu sixty nine bounded follows Beginning 1t q
north eat corner OF May loves land &C st0He IN
the centre Of tie ROAD, thence west on Mari Low 3
north line tW nty SIX chains and forty Inks 70 te
West line Of lOt; thenoe south Ou wet Hne Of lot
three chains and B0VentT-nine ltnks o. q GtOuei
thence east parallel Bith norih iins twenty So
chnins and oTEY links o the east ine OF ot thenct
links to place Of begiRnInk, to1tanlhg ten acres q
land. Also another piece Of land, beln pirt Of said
lot thres hundred and siLty-nine, aud bUunded q
fonoWs Ou the east and west BY tins lot lin's On
the north BY the sOuthcrly line Of ths ten aeIti
above deecr. bed ana sOutheIiy by line pa ale
with said last Bamed line, ana far enough utheriJ
thererom 20 In luce = ceres Of Andi @ the SAM
more or less but suhjsot 20 AZ Legal hienEaya.-
Appraised 81 $500. II -hBk g. ABBEY
L Tt--..-
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L, PRESTIss, Plaintiffs Attorney.


GHANUKRY SALE - URsUANT
TO the command Of q dscEstsl order Of "a e
from the Cir nit court Of the United STATS for the
Northern istrict q Ohie ct the suit Of CharlOtts
Herendeen against Ge8Igs v. snumWsy and Others
TO me directed khall expose for sale 81 public auo
tiOD the door Il the FederAl Court Building, IN
the city Of u Veland, the fourteenth day Of feb
Tuary, ls62 at three O'Clock P. N the following de
bcribed rea estate situate in ths township Of mun
son, IN the county Of Geeuga, and sta.s OF hio,
known BY ths north past Oi lot No. one tract Nc:
twO and south part Of q no. four eaat division q
tract one, and bOnadsd Sc ICliOWs: Beginning N
the ceDtrs Ct tie sIate road Leading from Chaieon
Square to Rave n 81 the nOrtn -east corner OF a
piece OF lana IN lot ho one, tTat n two, ioTt III
owned by Mehitabla heWcOmb, and since BY kaiza
Spencer, thence West forty -fou1 chaitB ana forry
eight linKA to stake and stones in The west line Of
lot no. one, tract No Two; thence north thirteen
chains and sighty hnss TO atako and stones At he
nOrtn-West cOrntr Of iOt No one, tract NO tEOi
thence west one chain and sgventy-seEen hnkBi
thencs north thirteen chains and twenty-five Inns
to stake and stones; tLeucs east forty-tWO chains
aDd eigbty-ssven links TO the centre Of the State
road; tnenee soath So, east twents-sevea chains
and forty-six hnEs to the place OF beginning, &C
tanning One hun red and eighteen and I0-iO0 acres
sixty acI . Of which ia lot one tract two and
htg-eght Geo acres in south part Of lot Jour u
east diTision Of tract one as Per George smith
SUI Vcy, made October, 1856 beng The tame land
CONVEX 90 70 George q. ehuuWay By helsoh Reos
e-'' "--'' HENRY G. ABBEY,
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SALE-PUssUAET
RTASTERsS

MASTER'S SAhE-PUEsUANT
kNN to ths command Of dscreial order q lala
iE5usd from the Court Of Common p el9 q iuIaho79
Henry Smith, Mar7aTef A. smith and oiheT1 q Ne
directed, shall expose 70 sale st pubNc euctt0n e
T. door Of the Court House. IN the Qty Ct eeresndi
in said county, the twenty hfth day o. February
lS67- at 10 o'clock A. NJ, he lolloWing degclt1ed
lands and teneneut5, O. wit: kn0Wn by being
part Il lot number s in The township Of NsW6urahi
County Of Cu ahoga and State Of Ohio and y bo5n-
ded as follows. Beginning in the center Of Oeeaf
Itreat at point chsiua and e0f links easterly ron
the lot line Of said lot s thence south pa elel VITA
The west line Of said lot. . chains and - t1lei
% chains and 405f links TO the center q said Oea
street: thenca north So west along the ceuf11 o4
said street. one chain end 50 links % tne paee o.
beginning, containing i've acres Of land be TIE sana
moe or les. but subject 10 all legal highWay8-
AnnPafled Il 9g9I GEO. H. MLLhNs
Mastar Commis1ioncls
JoHE A. F0oF, Pin. ianlASf
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nTAsTERIS SALE-PuRFUAE.r

MASTERS SALE.-PUREUANT
Nv to the commasa of decrs.al order oi sale Is
s1eo Iron the Court Of Common PIeeg tl Cdy yahog1
county, Ohio ct the auit o. LEWIS Eue Ter szaingt
George W Jamison aud Others, % N dirocteds y
snail expose 70 sale et public auetonI q ths eoor o.
tns Court House, IN tee OitT Of CisFeLal1f IN said
conI t. On the Ilth day 81 febrnaEys is2 Gt two p-
clcck r. n, the follOWing ttgeriDeo preniss1s %
VT: situate IN the toWnshiD o East Olegtla1di be-
ing uuInber in tbs -Taug8 Of tcunEhlegsW hfrh d
$50 IN The couatg Of O1Tahegs IN the Cos usc tcuf
Ntsern Reserve, IN ths state q lhios and I! known
uIst Of Isndf oriRinEl lstI nrm ceIed l343l t1Eea
puntre and forty sigt and three hui drel- End hf.
tv (59) O. nfaip ing ten and 100 e 8Ool acLe1 o.
lara aild bounded a. follows. noEah y epe lake
Shore Railroad; sogth by fhs s. Uzir Hodi east bg
sub lot mum ber f5l i've, once oEne1 by .. 9. n
drew; and aest ~ sub lot nrmbsE (3l thsi b the
aame more or lsas, but subject 70 al lega highWa7s
ApurSissd et Sl70a 4a Gkos A. hf1Afas =
B. k'Bs1sstii 'sti, .sfsv ,'is5 JssSs.si9 SesiA Z
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eONFFCfl0NERY.

TOHNTSCHRINiK, G41
O HAVING RHHoVED 30 HIS HHW oUAHIHRss
No. 20 ~ IT LYKAN's BLOCK,
Opposite the Oourt Rouse, Pab. BquArsD
Z IEsEsTse 2 tsealss tHs saIii Oihis frlsndI and
Evsrythng IN the line Of OonisctIonoFy Fl Kept o.
RH0LEBALE AND BETAIL A. usual.
So OYSTERS AND bot COFFEE,
- vel - the choicest sAtsblss seryed % 81 no
ufcuta notice.
DINFMR Is SERVED DAILY l
for the sooom Odsti0n of persons having business
ct the Court House.
EEHHEFrT ABH IN DRAuGHT
IMPERIAL JELLY GUM DROPs-supUrior 4
any thicg 10 the Confectionery liusJusi received b.
JOHN 5OaRfHK.
ErLooK OUT FOB TIE TAFFEY ~
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'nTAsTBR's sALE-PURsUANT

M ASTEhb SAIE-RUhoUA AM
iN to the command Of q pluries cecrst.l ordsl
a. 45ia from The Oourt of Common Pleag ol Ouyako-
"a county Ohio, e. tue guit Of Ezra 4onlux against
I1sVI iThoinau, Eli1abeth Ihomeg, Electa tchnell,
BoaFd Of Edpcai' n q East Clsselsnd 1o9n9hip and
n pubic aucton, at the d01r Of he EcuTt HoBas,
IN The CITY Of CsFeland, on the ID day Of February
Iss2 ct two O'Clock p. NJ, q Sad ly te iolloEl1g
lot OF parcel OF land situate IN 10 and s teginnln
q point On the plank road at hs et corner olt
I taii. II y tbs1s. 4 70 Z ebsi1S. tbeSce s97o W
20 linke; thsnos bo3l9 . 5aehain1 ard e LINKS q
set line Of Ohittenden Lewis, land thtnoe
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