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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-28

o. m LON LADY OF m OImgoU o.
mFTTTuED
HAPTEB Kim Era,o.--rv-

OhAEEEh a rg.rpwrw
A aagacioQl pirate here Jumped = S1d Sajd. aIst
thi@1 lie, e .1i q ~ q, dar1s him with mag
IN iscs, Ill give hi.o nov 70 solve nv last eouun
"hiSe; T not mistaken quite, think win Duz
NJ S,S,rsssTn sssissing irisnd, with passion fol
trading In tn -
Rsrs So mounted t6e chicken COOP, and shrieEad
ttCan you tel ne why
',DoWn. nave y efisd O'MuIisan willis black rag,
heshef from hts ere;
:s .s s sI ts IDs @eb lalSs i5S i0f5 fsrU
Ana Re ohssf issIi6S 1nutiny IL ho proceeded fur
nslsp-sd 70 STATE Ofulsnoe Sowing hsrosIy a
Ans T. sssseoqs pirate. with an air Of pride an'
'.Yoses5I brow v-b6at me nov, sir, If your sister q
ThsShisi Tssoiied, vhy should be nOti By this sar
And, - sas tilss Being, his mouth with fear va
fhs ae4oionl pirate then proogsdsd with the fiour
10 fi1S q ~ his iiStsnsrs his great conundrum:
~ q gsl Davis when he rides-as be does q
In ahgl.l 81 white horse baroueh., VIXEN TO , al
And FssssSoS - siil sds to slipe his swssty brOE
Ano la191. e think hs soon viii have Old abs II
WhSls p ssn't give Bic ParEss-tO thundsiins lOtr
AndTssEs s can't tell every one his many titi,
WV : . No 7Oung girl Who attends ianoy
dTel1 funeral,
Andil aossiPg hithsr and thifhsr in IyiBh-lik,
Just lie SSIas Hight eondo's In ligoi6 ,iv.r .asy
ANgWHa-beeausc THE ROSE THAT AL AHH PFSrTIrC
NOT TIE ROeE Eon NH T..
IlulhFd WITH triumph he descended from OF thi
Bat, ~ / sight nOIt shastly, hts eyes oaurht 81
For, ssstssrsd upon the deck ehs entire Sbips orsv
lay, y,------
Erohk 5onandsum vas half Anilhed, they al ksi
aWooned aW az. n n
''Thi5 b % bs hunOristI' the BiFsts shrisEin,
Batos
VIM % crews Of all the pirate ships were lying a
Hdeads =
Thsy thns bsosnns an easy priss to Capt. Wright Q
tha Jams GRAY,
who Sgt ths phases auil chains. and for the Q. s
aailed away. e
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H,R. KIHGsLHY, OIsVvIasd,
ootlsdEE GsaeFal Agent Tor Osia.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-28

We are informed that there was en- aP-
propriate afterpiece to the Opera House
riot u Was in the form Of q sersnade by
9 bAn6 of music to the seoesh nov confined
In tae Fourth street hospital One Of the
physieisns IN the hospital is our authority
for this statement viii the gamblers
pimpB, thieves and blosts about town be-
come 30 Infatuated IS to insist upon the
fornstion OF q Vigilance COMMITTEES p
Ciaciana6 CommTeidl.
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JUnEPH 8. HkANNIB,
March Is. ls62231 Assignee of VIM. TIsEH.
y COURr.--On the Sd day of April, 1852, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, at the door of the Court House, In
the City of Cleveland, Cuyahoga county, Ohio,
will be sold to the highest bidder, the following
described real estate IS the property of Joseph
W. Spaulding, deceased, TO wit: Known as City
Lots Nos 562 and 56S in Barber & Lords subdi-
vision in the City Of Cleveland, and bounded as
follows, to wit: North on Bridge Street; east and
west by lot Lines and south BY an alley. Said lots
are each Ao feet fronts on Bridge street. as by the
plat OF Ahaz Merchant. Said lot No 662 apprais-
ed at $50 and lot Moses at $500. Terms Ofsale
will be made known on day of sale.
ELIZABETH ANN SPAULDING,
Adm'r'x of Joseph W. Spaulding
Cleveland, March 3, 1S822S1
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WHEAT, CORN, COTTON, TOBACCO.

Peaches, Pears, Tomatoes, and every variety Of
fruit and vegetables Is greWnin great abundance,
from which Chicago and other Northern markets
are furnished from to weeks earlier than their
immediate vicinity. Between the Terre Haute
Alton & st. Louis Railroad and the Kankakee
and Illinois rivers, distance Of lis miles on
the Branch and 1876 miles on the Main Trunk,
Lies tn great Corn and Stock raising portion Of
the State.
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CULTIVATION OF COTTON.

Tie experiments IN Cotton culture az oT
0eTy great proDliss. CoBlnlsncilg ilj latitude
RdsV 0f0as thousands Of fGcrss lgsit Gd1ptsd %
tie perfection Of t1is fibre. a settler hogfnG
a family Of young children, can turn ttctF
goiEthfl labor 20 a most Dr1ftdbls aee0unt -
tie gFolcth and perfection ef tbs plant.
The OfgOrOls e1srtiOHs nO1C nldeiHQ % Ob-
tain a sHpply Of rslfd52e seed suited TO fss
requirements o tie soil Of Illinois, t5flJ, e q
hoped, speedily gtUe q sufficient Gz8Ount 20
plant q 0reGt breadtb Of land.
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MORNING LEADER.
FRTJG FaNsjlaNIFR pIsJA ~, 1851


ArNsuE d daIRAotE ~=MyrOn s. Clark, Of
FEesasug enlisted lsst FaN In the 4lBt (Col.
HsEsn,E RaRimsnt laaying sluoratiVe pO-
sllion Is teacher Of the Academy In Wind.
ham S0Oa sftsr roaohlng Kentucky, hp
vas taken With measles, hntWith an iroa
win Haf oouFage, refused 20 30 10 the hes
pitsLll Beiore reoeFsringi he Wasl taken
down with The tyPkoid fever, when hefgas
obliged 10 40. Nith Others, TO the LouisVille
hospital. Aftss puffsring loAg time with
the fsEegvho Ras taken with diptheria
His fathsr, p CLARK, Hent for him, end
after much lroabls and delay, gained con-
sent 90 take him home, Thsre be arrived
the last of February, q mere ekeletons de
had barely reached homeEhen he was taken
with TIE mumpsb Then il seemed as though
his cup Has fun, and be must give way 70
the ftli Destroyer. But the present pros
psot Il, thas be will eventually recover
Co7Ttssosdass RGpeHaa Deioocrdt
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CLIMATE

Nowhere can the industrious farmer secure
such Immediate results from his labor as on these
deep, rich, lOamy soils, cultivated with 80 much
ease. The climate from the extreme southern
part Of the State 10 the Terre Haute, Alton s..
Louis Railroad, distance Of nearly 200 miles, is
well ADAPTED 70 Winter
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EDUCATION.

Mechanics and working men wiz hnd the free
school system encouraged by the State, and en-
doEed With large revenue for the support Of TIE
schools. Children can live In sight Of tie school.
the college, the church, and grow up viii rs
prosperity Of the leading State In the Great Wel-
tern Empire.
> No one who has visited this splendid region Of
country can doubt that il equals the most favor
ed descriptions that have ever been given Of Il;
but let any careful observer visit IL and be vii
Inform you that the half has not been told Of the
advantages Il offers for iumediate occupation
and immediate returns. The farmers OF the East
ern and Middle States, and Canada, are 2oving
70 Illinois In great numbers; and It Is be.eyed,
that II these surprising advantages were made
known 70 the farmers, mechanics Manufacturers
and working population Of over-croWded Europe,
they would promptly avail themselves of ths
kaoEiedgs
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ILLINOIS

ulation Of 1,T23, ,6G6, and soil capable Of sup
porting p, ,OO0, coo. No State In the Valley Of
the Mississippi offers 50 great an inducemeut to
the settler as the State Of Illinois. There Il no
part Of the world where all the conditions of cli-
mate and soil so admirably combine 70 produce
those two great staples, Corn and What.
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-RAHROAD sYsTElI OF HLROIl.

Railroads interseet the whole State. S11s,-
600, 900 have been invested IN completing he
great network that links every part OF the State
into immediate connection with the surrounding
States and the directest thoroughfares Of com
meree.
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THE TLLNOTs CFyTRAL RAIROAD

TraYeFsss the whole length Of the State from
the banks OF the Mississippi and Lake Michigan
70 the Ohio. As It's name imports, the Railfoad
runs through the centre OF the State, and on el-
ther side Of the road along its whole length Is
thu lands offered for sale
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-28

Aslngular accident says the LorAin
News happened few days since 10 the
daughter of Thomas Young R0atmsstsr 81
Eortsn Center, Summit county, eyed four
teen - iIa2li saa lsdiraW ad1 nd art-r
Il seems she was playing with q pistol,
when . boy took Il and said, You would
make q good mark to shoot at, when Il
oxpl01sd-the ball entering her head over
TIE lslt sye-and strange IS 1t may seem,
never moved her from her tracks. The
ball still remains in her head, but causes
little or no pain, and her friends expect
her speedy recovery.
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MINING AND MANUFACTURES

The great resources Of the State, In Coal, Iran,
Lead, Zinc, PotteT's Clay, Limestone, Sandgtons,
&C., Sc, are almost untouched they avail ths
arrival Of enterprising snd energetic men, accus-
toned 70 convert them into gold
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CITIES. TOWNS. MARKETS. DFPOTs.

nys Railroad, giving about one every seven
miles. Cities, Towns and Villages are sltueied
at convenient distances throughout the whole
route, where every desirable commodity may be
found as readily as in the oldest cities Of tie
Union, and where buyers are 70 Be mst Tor All
kinds Of farm produce
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-28

.nR. KNAPP, 0CuLIsT, OF IL
~ it 10 81. Ai Is5 Pf0sPsos street, Osvsland, o.
~ Abundant Testimonials Of persons restored x
Sight or Hearing in New York. the Western States
IrsioSi ~ ipisrted rHA4 Hovn and the bes
quality. Dr.. Il. has takuna Diploma In oompetittoI
WITH ali other Ooulist, q the Kew York STATE EasrI
iof hil superb Artincill Eyes.
THE GRHFENBERG FAMILY
MEDIOINEs are gEeg5rGMd d under the tmmsdi I'M .YSa.
may Be relied upoR in 81 oAses.
The intslIIfsRos OF the community q not insultsd
sSrs q nI S PsE q ba ne ar5bsI9 b. sdo1 con
slIt Of eleven different Medicines 81 uneQused ir
mended, among which may be selected ons AppropTi
As to any Of the diseases Incident 20 this o0uzsrJ
Tho drsisuBers Vegetable Pills ere better thnz
any other kind Of Pills In the world-prtoe % oenta
"a .s,51S ;o III SsTSsIs dssaaSSN 81 5S
~ me Uterine Cstholioon viii also curs grANels
di.eass Of the kidnsyl. urinary dlnorlty II male
powerful and onoaciouB oompound IN use-PTies ".
The GrBtenberg DysenteTy Syrup Is certain and
The GrefsnberE Pile Rsmsdy never fails 70 RerulA,
nently relieve this diltre sIinE disease-l price ~.
Ths GfefsnberE OhiloTen'a Ranaoes q An invalu
able compound Il all diseases incident . children
The GFBfsnbeFg Fever and Ague Bemedy 10 SOW
NE drSfsnBerS Green Mountain ointnent exoslI
al other gelFes In IL curative 5 eents.
The HfBteuberH OongumptiVon Balm auofq9 tne
most astonishing relief IN ell pulmonary complaints
-Brios s. . bottle. O. An eminent Physician OF
New YORK, states that he has known the Grefeub6r1
gon1umPtfyel lElm used With EIsat sqcoess L
DroBsy. Our eEn oHFsrlsnCs BnbsfanttAtes hh
mo Grstsnbarg Health Bitters are most pleasant
and delightful tonic ever prspared-prtoe % centa.
The GF8fanbsrE Eye Lotion IL unparalleled IN al
inhammationo or diseases Of the E5s-Rrioe . cents
NE. II. b. KuagEHF-Doar Sir: We isel e duty
We owe 20 the public, to state that MarBhslrs o.
tholioon "a q medicine inFaluable for oomplEinh
clAsssd under the head Of Female Diseases. We hAN
used your GrBfeubsRg MsdietRss and have been
greatly benefited thereby, 90 much soi that were
tha pFioB double, We would have them. 10 she thou
lands Of our soI who suffering nom weaknesses,
We would recommend the OatholicOn e. sure pana.
oea. It gives strength 70 sho Ey5tom and snAbles
each Of the org.nS Of the bey 70 perform their AB
proprihts functions. mrI. ". OATERi
ar- MrH. =. E. WEEKS,
Hiss o. .sWORMBTGIT.
Medina. March /, Is5l z.T--.-11
~. The above nGmsd Ladies We are personally 80
auaintsd with, and know shAt for several years
while Wo lived IN Medina, they were great sufferers
Miss 3. has been 20 badly gfhioted that Il Wu5 viii
dimoulty she was able TO stand upon her feet. lev
bottles Of Oathoioon entirely cured her OF her com
plaiRta. My wife received great benefit from thiI
medicine. We recommend tt 70 the Ladies' Of this
county . safe and efloient remedy for the many
s5mFlaints shsy sTs Hzbieot e.
Editor Oanheld HeEul1.
ELIuza -H
q. 3. KIUGsLNY, OlsVslaad,
ootlstkE e5aeral Aasnt Tor Oeia. &
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MASTERS SALE Pursuant " To-
Ill- command of decretal order Of sale from
the Court of Common Pleas of CuyahOga County,
at the suit Of Malcolm DaTTOw against David
Pollock and others, TO me directed, shall expose
for sale at public auction, &c the door OF the
Court House, in the City Of Cleveland, on the
2lst day Of April, 1852, at O'Clock +. M, the
following described premises: Situate in the
township of Brooklyn, in the County of CuyahO
ga, and State of Ohio, known ~ part of original
lot fifty three in township o Brooklyn aforesaid,
and bounded as f0llOws;-beginning at the north
east corner Of fourteen acres upon the north line
of said lot; thence north S9o 40 west along the
north line one chain and seventy nine links TO
the south line of land owned by the &. q. T..
Railroad Co.; thence south % TO- west one chain
and seventy links to the culvert; thence south
$40 west two chains and three links; thence south
b71< west two chains and one link; thence south
AZ east six chains and seventy links; thence
north 79Zo east i've chains eighty six links 10
elm tree; thence north 221o east nine chains and
four links TO the place Of beginning, containing
five and I-l00 acres Of land decided by John W.
Kirkland and wise to said David Pollock, be the
same more or less. Appraised at $3.50.
LEWIS w. FORD,
A. T. SLADE, Master Comm'r.
Pitts Atty. mar2OsS4
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tO0RFINUED3

Tho opstFons Of Dnion Hall and the public IN gem
erll Wil plsass take notc3 that are now onering
fhs groailst Bargains in rr-i
BPRING q SUMMER CLOTHING,
lor NTsr and Boys wear. e. We are nov closing cut
cur V5s Winter Stock at greatly reduced prices, %
IRAA0 a lRAAC8' vrIf1
AEAGNIFIOENT UNION HALL,
81 Au.uuv for ehs sale Of Singers OslsbEted
ssWi17 nsohinels etfo4g1 Fatent Arms ErpEka'
nd oforriH AuBomnsc1 Freshman
: Garner Of Union and superior stroais.
- LOOK OUT FOR THE GLAETH "a
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TO ACTUAL SETTLERS.

From the unprecedented advantages this Com
pany offers, It Is not surprising that Il should
have already disposed Of 800 900 aeres Of land.
It Is now selling at the rate Of ., 900 acres per
week. The population along the linehas trebled
In ten years, and Is now s14, ,s91. The Company
sel 10 actual cultiTatOrs, and every contract con-
talns an rrraemenL 70 cnlLiEala--
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MAsTER'S sALE.-PURsUANT

AsTER'S sALE.-PURsUANT
lyl to the command OF decretaI order OF sale
nom the Court OF Common Pleas Of OuyAhogR coun-
y, q the suit Of sOlOn Prentiss and ChEunoey
Prentiss against Thomas Lowe and others, 20 me
directed shall expose for sale at public aueti IN Ct
the door OF the Court House In the City Of Olsve-
land the tWenty-eighth DAY Of Rrt 1862 at three
O'Clock 2. M., the following described Psroel Of
land situate In the township Of East Cleveland,
county Of gGyahoga. and state Of Ohio to Wit
Part OF lot No. three hundred ana sixty mine,
bounded Rs follows: Beginning At the nOrth-east
corner OF Mary loves land at q stone In the
centre Of the road, thence west on Mary LOVES
north line twenty six chains aud forty links TO the
west line Of los; thence south on Weat liHe OF lot
three chains and seventy-ntne links tO 9 stonei
thence east parallel with north line twenty SIX
chains snd forty links the east line OF lot thence
nOith on ths east line three chains aud seventy mine
links to plaoe OF bagina ng, containing ten acres q
land, Alao another piece Of land, being part OF said
lot three hundred and sixty mine, and bounded O.
follows; on the east and west BY the lot Lines, on
the north BY the southeriy line Of the teu acreB
above described, and sOutherly By line parallel
with said last pAned line, AMI far enough southerly
thererom to include two acres OF land % the same
more or less, but subject 10 all legal hlRhways.-
Appraised &c $500. hhR1 u. ABBEY
n - Master Commissioner
L, PEKETIss, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Master OommisslOnef IN Ohancerys

NOTICE.-PURSUANT TO AN
i order made BY the Judge Of the Probate Court
lOr The County OF Ouyehoga, IN the mater Of tbs
BtgDment Of William kiske, shall ofer tor Eaie st
pubic auction, at The door OF the Court House, IL
said cSanty, the 18th day OF April 1862, At Two
O'Clock r NJ, the following described Notes aud
Accounts, 90 wit, being the assets of said assign
menfs
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OATs, BARLEY, Rye, BUCKWHEAT,

And vegetables suited to the climate, are prOdu-
eed In great abundance. The northern portion
Of Illinois Is about the climate Of PennsyiVania,
while the southern part has the climate OF Ken
tueiy and Virginia, giving variety o. tsmper-
ature In the State, suited 70 almost every product
7 Of the United States. ---.-
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L. Prsntiss, master Uomm'r.
Pitts Atty. fsb25ss79

4 fIHANUERY SALE.-PURSUANT
" 20 the command Of deorstal order Of sais
from the Circuit court Of the united States for the
Northern district Of Ohs at the suit Of Charlotte
Herendeen against George v. shumWay and others,
70 me directed bhall expose for sale at public
tiOn at the door Of the Eederai Court building IN
the city Of Cleveland, on the thirty -nrBt day Of
March, 1862, at three O'Clock p. NJ the following de-
sCribed estate, situate in the township Of Mum
son. the county Of Ge0uga, and state OF Ohto,
known by the north pant OF lot No. one tract No.
two and south part Of lot No. FOUR east division OF
trad no. one, and bousdsd a. folloWa: Beginning In
the centre Of Inc State road leading from OhardOn
Square TO RaVeLnA At the northeast corner Of
piece Of lana in lot No. one tract No tWo formerly
owned BY Meh1tAble heWco1nD. and since by haiZa
Spencer thence West forty -four chains aud forty
eight links to stake and stones IN the west line Of
lot no. one, tract No. twOi thtnce north thirteen
chains and Egkfy links to aBtAko and BtOnea ct the
northwest corner of iUt No one, tract No two;
thsnco west one chain and BoFenty-BeVen links;
thence north thirteen chains and twenty-five links
to stake and stones; thence east fOrty-tWo chains
snd eigbty-seVen links 70 the centre Of the STATE
roedi thence south 81, east tWentT-seven chai nH
aud iorty-siI hnEB to the place OF beginning, con
tanning one hung red and eighteen and 10 lOO acres
sixty scIes OF which is Tot one, tract two, aud
hitysight 70i0Q acres In south part OF lOt four in
east division Of tract one as per George smith, .
sdI Yeys made October, 1858; being the zane land
conveyed 90 George q. ShumWAy By Nelson Peck
snd wife. Appraised at IS 200
HENRY G. ABBEY,
Master OommisaionsF in Ohancsry.
Il. pRENTIga. Holr for lOmnlft feb2S.5Ig
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FEH lAhIl-8uEEI9lhRT ThhnE.
NIENNA

TRIESEMAR /, 2 b 8, ARE DE
TEOTND BY ROYAL LETTERe PATBHT
f1aIend and secured b. tha Seals Of the loole Dc
NhSrmsois Dc Paris, and ths Imporia OoLeEs 9.
30. i s. fnValuabls aor exhaustion, gysrmAsoErh0a
M Al physical diEabintiea-
no Z. completely eraeicates all traeol q tn09e az
SIou1 and psrniciouI uBe Of oopatvA and ouoob1s -
10. has aptirelY implanted the Injurious qse
Iaf diIPsFElns al irpgfitio1, and ro0ting olt 6ho
venom Of diseale.
foTm Of losepGa devoid Of taste and small, and oao
h carried in the Waistooat pocket Sold II tin oa1el
VaipssQ Lsllemaud Roux, Rioold5 &ogs Price - each
Of q q fsE es, Fhiok lale. t ane IN "a qa5esf
whereby there ID saving Oh -. 10 Be had Nno e4ale
and FstaEi Of DF. BARROW, Eo. le4 Bleeoker etreoi
New EoFf. ImnosdisteiY on receiving remitt3noe
Or BarfoVrS VII forward The Triese mar % any 7aT
az the world securely paokeG and ndd e9le eoenrs
fnH 70 the fnHtruotionG 81 tbn Nrftsr y
I 6ESold By g. ". CLARK, Agent for Cleveland.
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LEGAL NOTIcES.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
in that tiie uhdersiansd have been appointed and
qualified administrations Of the estnte " o ID.
blsokmor, teoessed, late Of Usevellndi gyahoEa
county, Ohio.ai A11 Dan y AOkmAh
ClsHslana. Nnreh d iss2:sss
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NTASTER'S SSALE-PURSUANp

M ASTEhS SAHE-RUhSU UAHT
1NI 70 the command Of Q dscretal order Of sale
nom the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga cOun
Sprague aud others, 70 me directed, shall expose
TOR sale at pablo an uOn, at the door OF the Court
House. In thO city Of Cleveland, the twenty eigntn
day Of March, 1862, ct three O'Clock p. M the
following described premises situate In the town
ship Of Mayneld, in the county Of OuThhga, and
State Of Ohio and known by lot No. fifteen, In tract
No. three and bounded follows: East, west, north
and south by lot hines, and containing one hundred
and forty siI and one third acres Of land De the
same more less but subject 70 all legal highWay5i
and excepting rhererOm thirteen acres IN the north
west corner thereof set OF to John Sprague tor q
homestead, bounded as follows; commencing az D
point In west line of said lot nine chains 25 links
thence running north on said west line six chains
3 links the northwest corner Of sad lot; thence
east the north line tWeE u chains 30 nksi thence
south parallel with the weat line six chains Is nksi
thence Wsst twenty chains 81 links 70 the place Of
- HENRY G. ABBEY,
L. Prsntiss, Master Comm'r.
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NEASTER'S SALE-PURsUANT

MASTERS SALE-PURe UANH
erder of sale from the Court Of Common Pleas, Of
Ouyshoga county, Ohio, at the suit OF SAMUEL o.
Brooks and EdWin W. Brooke against HOrattO n .
Gates, Della n. Gates Augusta a. Mittleberger
Edmund g. p. MittleberRer, william Mlttlebergert
Commercial Mutual Insurance O., Thomas n.
Howe, Josiah King and William shiun, executors
Of Chas. avery deceased, and Others 20 me direet
ed shall expose for SALE at public auction, ct the
dr~r Of tho Court House, in the City OF Oieyeland
on the 18th day of April, 1859, at two O'Clock p.
Ms q said day, the following described pieces or
parcels OF land, to wit. situate In the toWnahp Of
Brooklyn, being number seven In the thirteenth
range Of townships In the Connecticut Western He
serve in the SIata of Ohio, and which Is also in the
County Of Cuyahogn, and iB known BY parcel OF land
on west side of OuFAhoga RiFaT,=nOW IN City Of
Cuyahoga River; northerly BY land heretofore con-
veye1 to judah Colt By John 81. MoOissyi west By
RivCr Btrest, called, and Boutherly By land for
merry owned by A fred " tliams, and being ninety
nine teet vide on Cuyahoga kIvef, and extending
At right giles with River street, and said River 70
RiVer Ht eet about one hundred and forty feet, be-
ing tue aAme land conveyed 20 said Edmund @. p.
Mttleberger, By the Ohio Life Insurance and Trust
Company, BY deed recorded In OuyahOBa County
Records vol A. pages 43 and -, And also another
above and bounded nOrtherIy By said parcel Of land
above described; easterlE by Cuyahoga River west
erly by said River gtrset, and Boutherlg By line
parallel with the northerly HDe, and tWenty-One
tset distant theTefrem, extending from said Rlyer
10 said River street, being part Of the Alfred vii
lAms lot, 80 called, making in all one hundred and
twenty feet tront on said kiger, ana the Elevator
Building, machinery, and fixtures said premises,
Be the same more or less but subject to all legal
highway Appraised At $3.50.
Adams Canhsld, Mastsr eommiBsioner.
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