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Hospital Stores.

The ladies of the Warren Soldiers Aid
Society have been most commercially dill
igent all season in the noble work of pro
curing, preparing and forwarding hospital
stores for the use of our armies. On last
Thursday morning, when it became known
that Drs. Harmon and Iddings, and Mr.,
Burton, were to be sent TO the South, the
ladies Immediately went to work to get
ready a supply of articles TO send by those
gentleman direct to our soldiers. Those
of our wounded, sick and suffering in the
hospitals, will no doubt drop a grateful
tear when they know, by such practical
evidences as the comforts and delicacies,
furnishedb by the kindmothers and daugh-
tiers of old Trumbull, will afford them,
that they are lot forgotten. VIII not the
thought that the stores sent for their BEN
eft, are from the old homestead, and put
up by the fair hands of loved ones at home,
make them sweeter and more refreshing
to the weary? 1t is not all a fancy to in
dulge such such belief.
Let none become weary in assisting in
these acts of mercy, nor be too slow in
sharing their comforts and abundance
with those who are risking their lives to
perpetuate the institutions which are the
foundation Of all that we have as a peo-
pie.
The subioined list of articles sent on
Thursday by the ladies of Warren, shows
about what should be collected to be for
wardcd. In addition to these articles,
fresh eggs are wanted. Persons having
eggs to furnish. are requested to leave
them with Mrs. Heman r. Harmon, OPP
posite the Court House, north side
Those that can bring themin by Thursday
of this week, are requested to do so, as the
Society intends to ship a quantity of
stores this week. Fresh eggs will be glad
ly received at any subsequent time, for
sending TO the hospitals:
LIST OF STORES.
u hospital shirts, II secondhand shirts,
IL pairs drawers, SO towels, Z bed ticks,
ID sheets, Il pillow slips, l quilt, 5 bed
gowns, G handkerchiefs, Z pairs socks, 375
yards cotton bandage, II cans fruit, 5 bot
ties wine, 10 lbs. dried apples, 2 fbs.
dried peaches, 2 TBS. dried cherries, liz
lbs. dried beef, 2 papers pins, % lbs. old
cotton, II fbs. old linen, l roll flannel, l
cake soap, l paper slippery elm.
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Second Ohio Battery.

The Cairo correspondence of the Gin
cinnati Commercial and the Tennessee Riv-
er correspondence of the st. Louis RcpuJ-
lean, both state the Second Ohio Battery
lost ten guns in the Sunday fight at Pitts
burgh. The Second Ohio Battery was
Capt. 7. j. Carlin's Battery with w. B.
Chapman as LIST Lieutenant, and c. Cans
WORT, as ID Lieutenant.
Capt !Carlan is from Geneva, Ashtabula
County. The Company is made up MAIN
ly from that county. 1t did good work,
also, at the Pea Ridge fight in Arkansas.
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Niles Correspondence.
ELECTION.

NALESS ~AlAh IL
ELECTION.
At the Township Election held at this
place on Monday 9TH inst. the following
officers were elected to serve during the
ensuing year:
Trustees-Charles Vanwye, Jonathan
Folsom and Joseph Kincaid. Clerk
VIM. c. Mann. TreaSurer-James Dem.
sey. Constables-R. D. Allen and John
NJ. Campbell. Assessor-John White
Supervisor, Niles district-Dr. F. Casper.
Very little interest was manifested and
the vote polled was quite light.
All FOR THE SOLDIERS.
A meeting for the purpose of r~e-organiz-
ing the Soldiers Aid Society, which for
some reason has become defunct in this
place, has been called for this Monday ey-
ening, at Templar's Hall. From the prep
a~rations making we expect to be able to
make a good report in u next.
DONATION PARTY.
A donation party for the benefit of Rev.
Mr.. Price, pastor of the o. S. Presbyter-
ian at this place, was held at said Church
on Friday evening 18th inst. The supper
was most excellent and ample justice was
done to it by all present. The amount
realized was $3.50. The whole affair
passed off quite pleasantly. andreAects no
small degree of credit upon the ladies of
the Church, under whose auspices it was
gotten up.
FIRE.
On Tuesday evening LIST inst. a small
frame dwelling house occupied by Mrs.
Graham was, together with its contents,
totally destroyed by fire. Loss about $3.50,
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Fire in canfeld.

We regret to learn that the residence OF
John Weeks, Esq, editor of the Mahon-
ing Herald, was destroyed by fire, on last
Saturday morning, together with most of
the household goods. His family made a
narrow escape from the flames. The fire
occurred between five and six o'clock in
the morning. Part of the loss is covered
by insurance.
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Newton Spring Election.

Justice-Chas. Porter.
Trustees-Wm. Bronson, DIR. j. F. Por-
ter, A. j. Carlisle.
Clerk John n. Ensign.
Treasurer-Charles Boardman.
Assessor-Warren Patterson.
Constables-J. F. Shcffleton, d. III. Tur-
ner.
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Rates Of kaxeras,.~

TSslrel lines equal to one inch in space. make
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Soldiers Aid Exhibition.

A dramatic entertainment is to be
given at Newton Falls, on Tuesday ev-
ening, the 22d inst, the proceeds ofwhich
are to be devoted to the relief of the sick
and wounded Soldiers in the hospitals.
From the programme of performances
to be given, We have doubt there win be
= bully time.
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KIXsMAN CARRIAGFAc TORY.
.avino greatly increased my facil.

II aving greatly increased my facil-
IL tiles for manufacturing. BY the addition o
new buildings. a steam engine and machinery to my
establishment. l am prepared to furnish vehicles of
prices.
In elegance Of Finish. quality ofmaterials. and ex-
eellenee of workmanship, the Carriages shall not DO
in the State.
Painting, Trimming and Repairing done at tho
shortest notice, and in the best manner.
Kinsman, o., Feb. 5, 81. W. B. GORTON.
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Change of Time of Courts.

The Legislature has made a law chang.
ing the time of holding Courts. The sit.
ting of the District Court has been chang.
ed from September to the ninth day OF
May. The Common Pleas from the ID to
the 9th of June; from Oct. 9th to the
18th of the same month.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Sheriff Office. Warren. March g. 80 :
T EGAL NOTICE.
IL Henry BarnlIisel plff |
In the Court Of Com
mon Pleas of Trum-
bu0 cOunfy Ohio
Inhn Wolf def

John Wolf def bull county, Ohio.
The said defendant. John Wolf of --. in
the State of Pennsylvania. will take notice that
Henry Barnhisel, of the county of Trumbull in the
State of Ohio, did. on the 18th day of March. 1862.
file his petition in the Court of Common Pleas with
in and for the county of Trumbull. in said State Of
Ohio. against the said John Wolf. defendant. set
ting forth that the said John Wolf on the LIST day Of
March, 1861. gave n mortgage to the said Henry
Barnhisel on a certain tract of land situate in the
township Of Liberty, county of TTumbull and State
Of Ohio, and bounded as follows to wit: cOmmene-
ing at a Gate Post situate on the west line of the
Cleveland * Mahoning Rail Road. thence west along
the line fence to a point where said line fence inter
sects the east line Of Stewards lands, thence
in a southerly direction along the east line of said
Stewards land and the east line of George Town
sends land and the cast line of the slack water of
the MahOning river to a point where said Barnhisel's
west line interseets the north line of David TOd's
lands, thence easterly along said TOd's north line to
a point where said line intersects the west line Ofthe
Cleveland K Mahoning Rail Road. thence northerly
along the west line of said Rail Road to the place Of
beginning. Said petition further sets forth that said
mortgage was given to secure the payment of 50
4O-lOO according TO a certain note of even date with
said mortgage and in said mortgage described, paya-
BILE on thelst day of March, 1867 with interest. and
nEavins that said Court may find the amount due on
said note, also decree that the premises in said petit
ton described may be appraised and sold and the
proceeds arising therefrOm be applied to the pay
ment of PLAINTIFF said claim, and the said John Wolf
Is notified that he is required to appear and answer
said petition on or before the third Saturday after
the 10th day of May next. MOORE x BUNTS. g.
April2 :, lS62-6w Plaintiff Attys.
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cry.
CTONE PUMP WAITER PIPE and

NIUNE MI III LII III AlG
y STONE WARE MANUFACT0RY. The sub
seribers, having enlarged their Factory, adding new
machinery. buildings and kiln. are now prepared to
manufacture to order all kinds of Stone Pumps. Pipe,
Tile and Ware-AH kinds Ofthese articles constantly
on haad. We invite the attention Of old customers
and will be happy to see many new ones. Orders
solicited, and when received will have prompt at
tentiOn- % KISS GHA1MAkEk.
Warren. o.. Sept. 5. 1850.
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For the eth

Lieut.. Leicester King, of the 9TH Ohio,
viii leave for the Regiment on the 2ed
inst. Persons wishing to send letters and
SMALL packages to members of the 9TH,
can do so by leaving them at Hoyt & os-
horns store, in this place, in care of Lieut..
King.
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Arrival and Departure of Mails.

u UTTT1 "
~ March DC, 1852.
YOUNGSTOWN, ~DAILY-Arives go P n; leaves
lll9AM.
CLEVELAND. DAILY-Arrives ll:le A NJ; leaves
250PN.
SALEM, D~ATLY-Arrives 4 p n: leaves6AN
OIL DIGGINGS, DAILY-ArriYes IL A N; leaves 2
Pm.
SHARON-Arrives Tues, Thurs and Sat at 1880 A
u: leaves same days at 1:S0 p N.
WEST GREENVILLE-Arrives Mon. Wed and
Fridays at . P N; leaves Tues, Thurs and Sat
-e urdays at - n.
GREENSBCRGH-Arrives Mon, We'd and Fridays
at IL A N; leaves same days ct E30 P n.
N0RTH BLOOMFIELD-Arrivcs Mon, Wed and
Fridays at P n; leaves Tues, Thurs and Sat
urdays At s 4 \.
FARNINGTON-Arrixes Wed and Fridays at ) p
NJ leaves Tues and Thursdays AT A ".
CANTON, UCK CREEK. HANNASMILLS&e-
Arrives Friday 5 P ": leaves Tuesday Csc A n.
AS- Mails which leave at or before A n are closed
the preceding Eve. at 9 p n. All others are closed
half an hour previous 10 their departure.
c. N. PATCEE. p. VI.
Nedrop letters delivered unless prepaid.
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Justices Election.

Subjoined is a list of the Justices of the
Peace, chosen in the several townships
named, at the election on Monday the
eth inst:
acknowledgements DoUGHTOS.
Howland-Z. T. EwALT.
Newton-CHARLEs PORTER.
Hartford-WINFIELD S. GoUcHER.
Lordstown-R. A. WIsELL.
Fowler-CUR1Is HALL.
Gustavus-BrELL BARNES.
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Fine Reef

Fine Beef.
The finest specimen Of fat, tender, juicy,
beef, we have seen in our market, was
butchered a few days since by Mr.. Geo.
Lefingwell. 1t was good to look at, and
by no means offensive to the taste.-
George is sound on the beef question.
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NOTICE.
Y Harry Beach, Ex'r of In Court Of Com.
Junot +. Trobridge. Plf Pleas of Trumbull Co,
" State Of Ohio.

Byron A.. NictS, Def
The said Byron A. Niets is hereby notified that
the said plaintiff on the 18th day of February. 1S2,
filed his petition in said Court against said defend
ant, setting forth among other things tina: the plain
tif was the holder Of a Note made by defendant on
the 9th day Of September, 1851. for the sum Of One
Hundred and Fifty Dollars not yet due. but which
will become due on the 18th of December. 1855
That proceedings in attachment have been institu-
ted upon said claim IN said action. and that the or
der therein has been returned served on property Of
the defendant within said county. Plaintiff prays
Judgment upon the said claim when the same be
comes dne. The said defendant i hereby notified
that he i required to appear aud answer said petit
ton on the 9TH day Of May. lsi3. or the prayer Ofssid
pertloh Niu pc Granted ah9 ~ Rrepslg ~.
TAHLOR x JONES,
March D. lS62-Gw Attys for PIT.
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Clutches for Soldiers.

Mr.. C. W. Messer, of this place, has not
been unmindful of the wounded soldiers,
he having furnished to the Aid Society
about two hundred crutches, to be sent TO
the hospitals. Not a bad idea, Mr.. Mes
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From Capt. opdycke's Company.

A despatch received in this place, on
Monday, states that Capt. 0pdycke was
safe, but that Lieut.. James McCleary had
a hand shot off, in the Pittsburg battle.
1t is reported the company suffered Sc
yercly.
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Town and County.


IA Capt. Burroughs of the l4th Ohio
Battery is reported severely wounded.
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RARENT9.

and especially mothers who have the more immedi-
ate care of children, permit met0 say with candid
health and happinesSSf Your ehildrenatheart, with
out having the Perry Davis Pain Killer at hand
trust to no Otlfer pain preparations and panaeeas-
they may and often DO fail in critical eases-but the
Perry Davis never-nO nexeT-if you heed not tins
timely warning the fault Is your own, as Perry Da-
Wis Pain Killer is in nearly every Store throughout
he Lind and ali oYer the civilizcd world.
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DONATION PARTY
PSYCHOLOGICAL.


A peregrinating expounder of the much
abused science of Phrenology, Wheatly
by name, has been SECURING in our midst
for some days past, giving private enter
tainments, &c. The gallant Professor
still remains with us: he is, evidently,
like Micawber, waiting for something to
turn up" The Professor had advertised
to give a public lecture in the Town Hall
on last Wednesday evening, but he found
to his infinite horror that, owing TO neg
ligenee on the part of his washerwoman,
he hadn't any clean shirt; his herculean
efforts to borrow a shirt were fruitless and
our good people were deprived of hearing
the eloquent strains which would un-
doubtedly have flown from the lips of the
fastidious Professor.
We are an indulgent public however,
and can appreciate the Professors 'po-
Ssh, he is forgiven, but his washerwo-
man nercr.
CUTTING ARRAY.
On Monday, 18th inst. John Williams
and Robert G. Hays, both employees. at
the Rolling Mill got into an alteration and
Hays drew a knife and made a pass at
Williams; infiicting a dangerous wound
in his left arm, laying it bear to the bone.
Had Williams not have thrown up his
arm he would undoubtedly have been
dangerously wounded in the neck. DIR.
+. Casper dressed the wound.
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CUERIFF'S SALE.

~ u LIlII I y D-lbLs
- The Guardian Of In the Court of Common
Trick Urick Pleas of Trumbuli Co., o.
vs.
John Henry ct al By order Of a decree of
the Court of Common Pleas dated the l3th day Of
March. 1862. to me directed and delivered in tho y
hove cause, | have levied upon aud shall expose to
public sale at the door Of the court house in the
town Of Warren. in said county of Trumbull, State
of Ohio. on
Saturday the Sd day OF Way, 1855
between the hours Of 10 o'clock 1 n and P n Of said
day the following described premises to wit: the
same bring n tract or land situate in the township Of
Mecca, in said county and is known as part OF lot
No. rs and bounded a follows; ON the north by
lands Of Luther Case. on the east by lands of Susan
nah Phillips, south by J.. l.. Case. and west by the
centre of the north and south centre road in the said
township and contains seventy acres OF land AP-
praised at 50 per acre. Terms cash.
J.G. BUTLER, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office. Warren. March u. 1852.
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March 96. 1S626w
NOTICE.
N Vernon, Baker & Co., PrE.l In Court of

IN O1lSb.
vs. FCOm. Pleas of
Samuel Strain. Def. Trum. Co.
Tho said Samuel Strain Is hereby notified that the
plaintiffs ON the 9th day of March. 1852. fled their
petition in the said Court against the said defend
ant. setting forth among other things that on the
18th day of juno. 1850. they recovered 4 judgment
in the Juneau county Circuit Court of the State of
Wisconsin against said defendant for the sum of
Five Hundred and Eighty-three Dollars and Sixty
two cents debt and twenty-five dollars and eighty
two cents costs, with interest to be computed at ten
per eentum from the rendition of said Judgment.
and that said Judgment. costs, interest and increase
costs are wholly unpaid, and unsatished, and the
plaintiffs pray for judgment in this Court for the
amount of said Judgment. costs, interest and increase
costs. and have also instituted proceedings in attach
ment in said action and the order therein has been
returned served. The defendant l. hereby notified
that he must appear and answer said petition by the
9th day of May, lS62. or the praveS Of said pe.i-
ton will be granted and the property attached will
be subjected to the payment Of the plaintiffs claim.
TAYLOR X JONES.
March %. 1Si2-6w Attys for Plfs.
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NOTICE.

NUIICE.
~ David Warren. Prf In Court of Common
VS. }Pleas of Trumbull Co.,
Byron A. Viets. Def Ohio.
The said Byron A. Viets is hereby notified that
the said David Warren filed his petition in said
Court on the 18th day. of February. lS2. against
ant Is indebtedto said plaintiff 49,. on a Promis-
spry Note not yet due. hut which becomes due on
the sd day of May. 1862. That plaintiff has insti-
tuted proceedings in attachment upon said claim
before a Justice Of the Peace. which have been GER
tilted up TO this Court. and that an attachment has
issued out of this Court which has been returned
this county. The said defendant is notified that he
is required to appear and answer said petition on the
9th day of May, 1862. or the prayer OF said petition
will be granted, and the property attached subjected
to the payment of the plaintiffs claim.
TAYLOR K JONES,
March a6, 1S62-6w Attys for Plf.
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DROTECTION.-Be industrious,
Il economical and insure with MeLain & Son and
we insure You against want. Incidence and FIRE.
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Choice Vegetable seeds by Mail.

% Varieties r.....-.--.--S O0C Our
IS Varieties r...-....-----S O0) Selection.
Wishing TO give those who reside at a distance an
opportunity to test the quality of our Vegetable
Seeds, which we are confident will compare fayOra-
bly, with any ever offered in this country, we have
prepared small packets. which will be sent by mail.
postpaid. at the above prices. None but the most
desirable varieties will be included.
To prevent disappointment. We wish il distinctly
understood that Peas, Beans and Corn are not in
cluded in the mail packages, on account of their
weight. A. BORNEMAN.
Mar 862-2m Versailles. WOodfOrd Co, ny.
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FARMERS,

provide yourselves with Perry Davis Pain Killer at
this season of the year when ChOic, Cholera Nor
bus, Dysentary, DiarThea &c.s may disable your
for Il. fit does not effect = speedy eure-but be sure
you trust to no other remedy but the old long tried
Perry Davis Pain Killer which has never to my
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

SIIENI > OALE.
~ Leonard Woodland In Trumbull county
vs. %COmmOu Pleas.
Peter Shively ct al By virtue of an order
Of sale in the above entitled case issued out Of the
Court Common Pleas in and for the county of Trum-
bull. State of Ohio, and TO me directed and deliver
ed l have levied upon and shall expose at Public
Sale on
Saturday the-7th day OF May. 1852,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A N. and 1 o'clock p
N. at the door of the Court House in Warren. the
following described Real Estate to wit: Part Of lot
No. IL in the township Of LordstOwn, in said county
Of Trumbull, being the west part thereof. and bound
ed on the north west and south by the lot lines of
said lot No. IL, on the east by lands owned by Mary
Beal, .twidOwl and about fourteen acres Of land
owned by said Peter Shively. purchased by him
from the estate of Joseph Beal. deed. containing
forty-twO and $500 acres of land be the same more
or less. Appraised at So per acre. Terms cash.
Sheriff. Office, j.. BUTLER, Shift.
April p ISi2'
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Special Examination

SCHOOL
Tho Board of School Examiners, for
Trumbull county. mako the following an
noaneements, 10 applicants for Certificates. Exam
nations will be held On fridays. March 2lst April
will commence mEnQtuRlly at 10 O'clock, A. NJ, at
which hour at applicants should be present.
All persons. who aesiTe to obtain certificates to
teach eonmon schools, In Frambulf county, during
the eoEsing summer. can attend some one Of the afOr-
said EXAMINATIONS. Private examinations cannot
Feb. IS iSS.sa WHITTLESEFApAMS
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NEW YoRR. FeA. essh. Isee.
81 Hats ais Caps. Straw Goods.

GIR:-The undersigned begs leave
- to call your attention Ia hrs barge aud VII .
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Western Reserve Chronicle.
TERMS OF sruScRTpTToN

Oes DonGrsand fV1v oeats, N Ndcaace; Tro Dol
feFs, v pavnauf is MOI mddc IN Udcdace. No pa
For discontinued until all arrearages are paid ex-
ceptst the option OF the publishers.
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FROM COMPANY II corn REGIMENT.

Lieut. Henry BOIL SIS to Daniel Bishop Warren
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WARNING N ADVICE,

Citizen Soldier As y0u 20 forth 10 battle, by all
means provide yOhpself with a good supply of Per
~ Davis Pain Kiler"-it may bethe means Of saw
ing your life from many diseases incident to camp
Ife-ith has saved mine-but be sure you get the pure
Perry Davis Pain killer. it is the only reliable prep
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HUARDIAN's Sale of Real Estate.

n NUAhDIAN , OAIe OF heal ESIuIe.
N Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of
an order of the Probate Court Of Trumbull county.
Ohio, on the 9th day ofApril. 1852. ut three o'clock
in the afternoon, on the premises in BrOokheld. said
county. / will sell To the highest bidder the follow
ing Real Estate, viz: situate in the tOwrs ship of
Brookfeld, county of Trumbull and State of Ohio,
being part of lots No. 63 and 81. beginning at the
south east corner o FLAMES Clarkis land. on the west
line Of section 81. and mt a stake standing 81 links
east of a large black oak sight tree. thence north
$50 west Ii chains So links TO the middle of a pnb-
lie road. thence along the middle of said road 5. 10
east 10 chains IS links to u stake. thence east s chs.
~ links, thence ;. - east chains ~ links to .
stake seven links west Of a small butternut tree
thence east s chains 50 links TO n stake. thence
south - east II chains % links TO u stake. themes
north SgAo east 9 chains 49, links to a stake. thence
north 70 west Il chains : links to a stake, thence
500 west 9 chains gSk links to n stone corner,
thenecnOrth 80 west Il chains % links to the place
of beginning, containing II 6T-lW acres of land
l. L. FULLER. Guard. Of VIM. + Stuble.
Atty for Guardian. Mar. Eft
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OIL Shades, Curtain Muslins, EN-
" broidered Curtain Muslins. Curtain Fixtures
etc IN great variety. PECK 4 BROTHER.