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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-07-23
tor9s NOTICE.

ETlD7 Testemenlafy having
A Been rt,d 10 tho undersigned
nj the Iua WI Al 2, 1869 oi
(, Hoao yi .obalc Coarl ot Nox.
sion COZ ,issiPpi, Qn the last
will aud &c ., at OF ", T. Lovelcss
deceased, 20 !, IS hereby given 70 ail
oersons iaa j.. 10 The sal. estate 10
rom, torN - nd make immediate
payaear, and al D, rsOns having claims
ugaaA ,ho 1u are rcdulrcd to pre-.
q nj ,hem do,y prubaltd aud registered
oinin The .ug prescribed by law, OF
ihey will b. ,)tevc. barred.
Issued lgao Is 1861
N RY T. LUVELCSS
Execulfix.
June IS 562--6w III 81 5t*
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,tratOr's Notice.

-.
Of administration having
| granted lolhe undersigned at
III lcr", a. D 1862. oiihe hon
or ',' obate court oil Noxubee coun.
Y /" sippi, on the estate of H. NJ.
5f.h deceased, notice is hereby
give all-petsons indebted 70 lhe
sslt lr to come forward and mskc
INN +. payment, aud All persons
nayia aims agaiRst The same are re-
qossla . present them duly probated
ana .terud, within the time pre-
4 Ft.asf !. " law 81 they viii u forever
iassAa on lhe 18th NAV 1869.
IA p. CIRl RlFFIN,
nay Il, '62 PfS7 6Os Adm'f.
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,nistratOr's sale.

ra Of an order Of tie Probate
IF = inston county, Missis'
atlbe june term, A D. 1862,
-0ld administrator Of the
uuel Carr deceased, win
/, on saturday, tho 10th
xi, at the late residence
IN said county, Che fol.
d tract Of laEd, situated
% @it. SW3 Of SWa 1
H. 10, f., containing 50
less, to pay debts # spid
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-07-23

ELFLD PEAS For sFls & The
store.yopn nhd4r Masonic HALL
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1862-07-23

! DRUMHEADC Cabbage Seed
q ;, proven BY pluuts produced
'feh = IN this mouth, At
IA. q. BUCKS
Apii 20 TNf0
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ADJ Superior i Siiet
- 9OnI u I'd extended MI|s.4
II esYtel at
nylly o
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-29

The petition prays an order fer the sale Of aid
p emises 10 pay said GOies principal ard interest,"
and the amount paid for the premises at said tax
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-29

PUB 10 ARE
~ cautioned sRAipst haFboring OF trusting ny
wife JANE, as 1 viii pay debts OF her contract
ing aft-r his date JOHN h WEINs.
January 1880
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: TO ROLLING MILLS,
IRON MANUFACTURERS
AND
Capitalists.
CrEHTrArn. Inn. 2n- nd

CLEvELAND, Jan. 90 1862.
The subscribers have the New England
and Eastern States for sale, for Taylor's
Pressed Horse Shoe Patent.
Mesnrs Stone, Chisholm 8 Jones, Of this
city, have purchased the Western States,
and have machine in operation ct their
Rolling MIN at Nswburgh, where parties
can see il produce horse shoes Of eli sizes,
equal TO hand made shoe. Il Is simple
In its construction, and capable Of Masking
twenty horse shoes per minute. Every
Shoe IL subjected to pressure Of hfty tons,
which oompaOts and oOndenses the iron,
thereby rendering 1t harder and more du-
rable.
This machine can make a shoe Of any
style or form, simply by changing the die
to the shape required.
We give here description Of the ma.
chine, and testimonials from the best me-
ohanios, blaoksmiths, and dealers In ths
city;
The machine Is neither complicated nor
ponderOus, and is worked BY q small
amount Of power, judieiously applied
Horse shoe iron, such as is used by black.
smiths in forging horse shoes, is employed.
The machine is worked by a man and g
boy, the latter to attend to the furnace in
which the bars Of iron are heated, snd the
former 10 feed the machine. At the mo-
ment the bar Of iron, heated to g red heat
- - = . =
gate or jaw, moved up and down BY an co
centric, descends on the bar, bending il to
proper shape over horizontal shaft, called
. "mandrill, about three inches in diane.
ter, which is thrust forward at that mo.
ment BY 3 cam movement At the same
time the bar is cut, and 9 die carried
against the shoe by an eccentric working
in . yoke, produces the crease and stamp.
ing on the face Of the shoe, when the man.
drill draws back and the noe drops from
the machine complete. The die weighs
about twelve pounds, aud lie furnished with
knife for creasing and punching. The
knife is attached by means Of screws, an / !
can be readily removed when worn out, to
give place to new one.
There have been several machines in
vented before for manufacturing horse shoes,
but ell more or less complicated and i'm.
perfect Tsylor's machine is the only one
tbs. cuts the iron, bends the shoe, stamps
and creases it ct one revolution or the ma
chine, and this is accomplished With COM
mon horse shoe bars, just as they are re-
oeived from the Rolling Mil For further
evidence Of the prscticsl excellence Of the
machine and superiority Of the shoe which
it produces, We annex the following testi-
monials:
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BIackSmithS,
CLEVELAND, Dec. /

CLEvELAED, Dec. /, 1861.
We, the undersigned, Blacksmiths Of the
City Of Cleveland, take great pleasure in
recommending Tsylor's Horse Shoes, and
pronounce them equal to handmade
Shoe, and when introduced, must certainly
take their place, as they are not only labor.
saving, bat cheaper in every respect. We
recommend them To Blaoksmiihs.
g. Keylerleber, Joseph Olegg,
James McOarty, Jacob Hoffman,
B. Murray, I. Lsonsrd,
VIM W. Mcintosh, E. Kamp,
John Bohland, Patrick Cullom,
Bennett & Ryan.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Ak kThhIA rALn.-PuRanANr

M AkTEhS rALH.-PURsUANF
lNl 20 the cOmF and Of dseretalO Ger Of sale
ltom she Court Of Common Pleas II Ouyahoga ooun-
~ g. the Iuit of sOon Prontiss and Uhauucsy
ffontns egainss Thomas LOWo and others, 20 NE
airtoted shall expose far sale at public aueti at
land on the tonth day Of FebruHry, 1859, ct three
O'Clock P. a., the following dsseribed pafotls Of
land situate in the township Of East Cleveland,
county o. OuyB hOga. and stats Of Ohio, 70 cit
fafcel No one Part OF lot No. three hundred
and sixty. nine, boandfd as folio ~: Begnniag 81
:. Martin By deed recorded IN book 81 psgs 572 Of
the rtcQTde Of gpyahOga rOunty, thtnce nOrtherly
along the lot lines 20 the centre Of tha 81 Clair
road thqnoe eagteTI along tue centrs Of said road
line and oxtentihg 70 thu sOuthtrly lUs u land 90
Dougnt q 9-orRs s. Martin, shall include i've
acrsa o. lanci thence 9Outheriy parallel with the
hrst line 70 said aouthgrly line; thence westerly
aloDg SAID so1the' y line 70 he place Of beginning
Parcsl No Two-Part Of lot No. three hundred
anu sixty nine, bounded follows Beginning a. the
north eat corner OF May loves land st atone In
the centre OF the road, thance west Mari Low q
nor "a line w nty ex chains and forty links 70 the
wet line Of loi thence south on west line OF lot
three ohainA sud aeVenty-nihe links & 3 stone;
thence east parallel with north line twenty SIX
chains and forfy links the lius Of lot; Themes
no N on tho east line three chains and seventy mine
links 20 place Of beginnlng containing ten Of
land. Also another piece Of land beins .rt Of said
iouoVs: on the ssst aud west by the lot lin .. on
the north by the Bouthcriy line Of the teu acres
ahoYe qeecrlbed, and BOutherly By Hns parallel
with said last named line an far enough utterly
more or less, tut subject 20 all legal hlghWays.-
Appraised &c $500. -hBY q. ABBER,
Master Commissioner.
T. PRsNTIss, laintin's Attorney.
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I, PHEST,Iss, laintin'S Attorney.
GHANUHRY SALE URsUaI


CHA NUHRY SALE -. URsUANT
~ % the command OF dectetal order Of 50 e
IRON the Cir uit UOurt Of the United states for the
Northern district Il Ohie, the suit Of Charlotte
Herendeen against Cecil 90 v. shumWay and others,
70 ms directed shall pose for sale at public zuc
toD a. the door Cf the federal Court Building. N
the city Of u velanc, the iourisenth dsy Of SEP
fuary, 1862, az thrss o'clock P. a the following de
ocrbed ustste, situate In the township Of Nun
sou. In the county Of Geauga, and stats OF hio,
known By the north part OF lot No. one tract No.
two and south part Of Ia no. four east division Of
trsct o. one, ana bOuadsd follows: Beginning in
the centre sf lbe STATE road lsaniDg from CnaIUOn
Square to Rave a at the north-sABt corner OF a
piece OF lana in lot Ao. one tIa-t NO tWO fOrmtrlg
owned By MehtJAbls hewc0mb, and since by BRlZa
spencer, thence west fOrty-sOuT chafCs anu fjrty.
eight linKH to stake and stones In the line Of
lot NO. one, tiact No two; tnt nee nOrth thirteen
chains and agility links to stake and stones at he
nOrtn-West corner Of 1T No one, tract NO tao;
thence west one chain and seFsnty-seVen Eu ks;
thence north thirtsen chains and twenty-five line
to stake and stonts; tLeE east f0rty-TW chains
aDo eigbty-seveu links TO the centre Of the State
road thence south So, east tWentY-seYea chains
and tOrtysBix linEE 70 the place beginning. con
tanning one hun ied and eignLeen and 10 o. acres
sixty Rc1 Of Whicn is IN IOt Ons, tract two, and
nfty eight 70OO acres in south part Of lot four
east division OF tracI one, rs per George Smith's .
su' Vey, made October, 1853; being The anne land
cOnVegeQ 70 George o. bhunWay By helsOa Peck
and wife. Appraised a. So 800.
HENRY ABBEY,
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DR J. MOOONNELL'S
THE GRHFENBERQ FAMTL7

MEDICINES are prepEred under the tmmeLi
ate spperyioioa Of sktllful Physicia1 and the
The intelligence Of the community is LOT insultsc
by the o9er Of single medicine which claims L
cure all diseases. but tbs Grstenbelg needles con
sist OF eleven different Medicines, al uneQualled n
the cure Of the diseases for which they are recon-
meDoed. among which may be selected one nppropri
ate to any Of the diseases Incident 70 this oouPt
The arSfenberr Veeetable Ptus ,re esttsr thar
any other nd Of Pills in the Wor6-price Is cents
The 9r5efenberg Uterine UatheiicOn iR an infslIi
Die remedy Tor All Female diseases-price Sl,sG
disease Of the kidneys, urinary dtniculty In male
The GEefenberg esrnaparilla Is by far the mos
The 9rBfenberg Dysentsry Syrup q q certain and
quick remedy Tor all diseases Of the boWes-price SOC
The Gr9fenberg Pile Remedy never fails TO Perma
nsntly relieve this dstre ssInE disease-prioe Sl.
The 9refenberR Ohildren1i Phnassa q an fnValu
Abls compound n an dissases incident 70 ohildren
The Grssfsnberz Fever SBd ATle Remedy a 1ST.
reign specific for this particular diBesse-prico b0c
The Greisnberg Green Mountain ointment sxoell
The GrBfen berg OonBumptiYB's Balm Affords the
most astonishing relief IN al pulmonary complaintI
gsW York, states that he has known tho Graienber1
Oonsumpttvs's Balm used with great success 81
Qropsy. Our Own experienoe sabStantiates hiI
The grSisnberE Health Bitters Are most pIeasan,
ana oeaghtful tonic ever Prspared-Prtce 3 cents.
Inflammation or diseases Of the Eye-prios IS cent.
mR. b. B. KIEqsLEY-Dear Sir: We feel It duEy
gNp ~ hlo puIAlgi 70 bE4to kuAk llafbHhll'9
tholicon is medicine Invaluable for complaint,
ciassed under the head Of Female Diseases. Mehay,
used your GTefenberg Medicines and hsve been
greatly benefited thereby, 50 much so, that wore
the prtos double, would have them. 10 the thou.
sands Of our sex who are suffering from weaknesses
we Woald recommend the OathoIicon as q sure pana.
oea. II gives strength 70 the system Rnduenablea
each OF the organs o. ths body TO perform their az
proprtate functions. Mrs. W. OATEB,
Mrs. y. u. WEEKS,
Mis- Q. O.sWORMSTGTT.
Medina, March l, 1851
n The above named Ladies we are personally 50
ausinted with, and know that for several Year,
while we lived in Medina, they we've great gufererI
Miss s. has been 20 badly AFFLICTED that It was witt
dtmculty she was able to stand upon her feet A feg
bottles OF Oatholicon entirely cured her Of her
plants. MY vile received great benefit from thh
medicine. We recommend II 70 the Ladies Of 5hiI
county ~ . safe and ohio1ent remedy for the mEuy
complaints thsY are subject 70.
JOHN WEEKS,
Editor Os1Geld Herald
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-29
Hardware Dealers.

CLEVELAND, Nov. 25, 1881.
We, the undersigned, Hardware Merchants
Of the City of Cleveland, have personally ex-
Rmined Taylor & Cos Patent Horse Shoe
Machine, located in This city, which we con-
slider perfect, and the shoe made therefrom
the most superior article in the market, be-
ing nearest like the hand made shoe, but
more perfect, and we take pleasure in recon-
mend!ng it TO the trade.
Tennis & Dangler.
Geo. Worthington & Co.
James F. Clark.
W. Bingham & Co.
Henry K. Reynolds.
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MASTERS SALE-PURSUANT

MASTER'S SALE PURSUANT
ly to the command Of decretal order OF sale Is
sued from toe urt OF Common Pleas Of Ouy hogs
county, ohio, st the suit Of James h. sturdy and
others, against Jsseph Weia aud ofherF, 10 NE di
rected, shall expose to lie a. public auction ct the
dor Of the Court House, in the City Of Cleveland, in
said county. the zlst 0ay OF February 1883 attWo
O'Clock M, the following described pTemiFes, 10
wit: Situata IN the township OF Cleveland, being
number seven in the twelfth ange uf townships N
the Connectcut western keslrYe and State OF Ohio,
being aeO in the county OF Ouyahoga, and described
foOWe: Being 81 b. lots number twenty ght and
tWent y-nine t23 ~ Of the subdivision y james
n HOyt Of the original ten acrs nun Der thirty
(37) in SAID township aud uOW within the City
Of Cleveland, uhO, reference for particulars to
size and boundaries Of the Iaud hereby cOotracted
being made to the surrey and plat Of said gubdiFi8
ion, recorded in the Office Of the Recorder Of said
counts, IN volume two Of Map ard Sub~fEisiuns,
page thlrty-throa- GEO H MIMAhs
Williameon 4 Bid+le, Mater Ommir.
u1.Fr
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COMMlSeIONERiS

STER COMMISSIONERS
lVN SALE.-PurBuaut 70 fhs eommaud Ct an
order Of sale TO me directed Issued ON the COurt
of Common Pleas of Ouyahoga eounty, 10 an action
therein pending wherein Chauncsy Coston IL u in
tif aud Ira ~ bi, ,hafdson ana others, are de end
ants, shsl expose ter salei as public aucfi0u, af
the dor Of the Court House Tor saia County, upon
the lands and tenements described folio este
uats ia The township Of lndepsndence, Cuyahoga
Of lsnd known as lot No. 81 IN the 18th range Of
tOWnabfp8 IN ths COn1ecticut Western RsssrlBiu
the state Of Ohio, Cuyahoga county, and Is known
being part Of hitgfour ocrt8 Ot land d eded 90
the Inhabitants Of Independence by Theodore and
Lewis trong Of Northampton, Mass, aud is bonn
ded on the west b. krO1 and eleysland Slate Road
on the south hy hYe acre los numbsr my ninot59);
OF q est by lana then oWr ed By ne said ctfOnRs
tanning four snd 50-l00 acres, more or lesa- AD-
praised value $500. J. ;. GBAEHI6,
j. n. Jones, Master Oommf
Pitts Atty. iaulEE75
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SALE-PURsUANT

L - Il
lyE to the command Of fecrsfal order Of sale
from the Court of Common Pleas Of Cayahogs coun-
t., OHIO. at the suit Of Milo d. hicsox adminisira-
tor OF Thomas Howard, against N ilhPlm Won Dral-
ben end Diedrich keimers, to me directed, shall
expose for sale at public auction, &c the door OF tne
Oodr Housa, in the City OF Q Cleveland, on the 2ld
day Of February, 1862, ct two o'clock p N. Of said
day the following scrbed lot or parcel Of land: In
the township of Parma Ia said county, apd known
IS the whole OF 10 number Two, In the Parkman
tract, and round d. begininning at post standing
in the northeast corner Of said lot; tbenco south
along th8 lat line OF said tract and lot h chains
TO post; thence west along the south HDe Of said
lOt oitg-iOar chains thirty LINKS 70 post; thence
north along the west line Of raid lot fifteen chains
to post; thence east ElOnR the norih hne Of said
lot fteeo chains thirty l Ks IN the pacs o. begin
ming containing sixty six 4i-l acres Of land more
or IeFs. Appraised at s 1898 50
And also One other lot, s aated IN this Blake tract
khown q part Of lot number twelve, and boundeu:
beginning Et poet standing "a tbs east line Of said
lot twelve about ten chains and thirty links south
from tbs northeast conner thereof; thence south
along the east line Of sail lot ttirtsen chains fy
nine links TO post; thence west alonz a marked
Hue forty-eisht CHAINS sixty links 70 post In toe
uest line Of said lot; thence north along the west
lice Of said loi thirteen ehains My links 70
post; thence east along marked line tlrty eight
chains sixty links to ihe place Of beginning. con-
tanning sixty six 400 acres, more q iess Apprais
ed at 8, ,99i 20 u. W GAZE
VIII Jams n B Ridele, Master COmm'r
Plaintiffs Attorney. lan2l.S75
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MAeTEh'S SALB.-pUR,UAET

MASTERS SALB.-pURsUANT
lyl to the comasr f dscrs'sl order Of sale is
sueu from gnf Court Of Common Piess 6f Cuyahogn
county, Ohio, st tbs suit Of Lewis Mue Ter asanBt
George W JamiBOr aud Others, TO m directed,
snail expose to sale 81 pubic auction, at the door oi
the Court House, in the City OF CleFelsuf, IN said
clock p. NJ, the following scTibeo premises, to
WIt Situate in the township OF FGst CleVtland be-
ing mum - in the -Iangs Of tCWnshi ips. hc is
aso in the cOuutJ Of Ouyah'gs in the Ool nsCticut
Western Reserve in th state Of ohio, and is known
Is ubdiVision LOT number four (ll Of j.. o BoWleg
plat Of l.nd a. OrigiaBl lets numbered ts4sl thres
hundred and forty eight and three HUNDRED snd hf.
land and bounded as follows. north by the Lake
shore Railroad; south by the Sc. Clair Road east By
sub lot number t5) i've, once owned By Il. g. n
drsws; and By sub lot number 81 three, Be the
sans more or lsss but subiecttO al legal highways
Appraised ct Sl7O1. GEO. \. WTmAN,
B. h. BeaTis Maslar Oommir.
p1Mnu faugTsqTF
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Ah nSYER' Sr . A Il Es-PURSU u
lNk ANT 70 the command of deoretal order Of
sao from the UouTt Of Common Pleas Of OuyahOgB
O0untys at the suis fThs Cleveland and Mahonlng
RatlrOad COMPANY against Isaac Il. Hewitt,
and Others, TO directed, shall expose for sale e.
public auction, at the door of the Court House, II
the Oits Of UlsFelsnd, the day OF jan
uary, ls6L At three oiclSck p n, the following de-
scribed parcels Of land, situate In tbs City Of OeTe
lands county Of QuYahOgA, and state Of Ohio, and
kn By being part OF HsWitts subdivision OF the
called Asrwin property In aaid City Of Cleveland
% WITT
Appraised at S2366-
Parcel No. : Lot No. GtXteen Of said gubdiViss
ION. Appraised ct Sl93S.
Parcel No, 8 Lot No seventeen Of eaid BubdiVi1
ion APPRAISED At Vl933.
Parcel No. 4. Lot No. eighteen Of said SubdiViI-
ion. Appraised ne Slsz3.
Parcel No, 8. The westerly part Of lot No. nine
Been Of said subdivision bounded nortberly south.
srly and westerly By the lot lines, and easteTy By
the centre line Of brick wall nearly parallel with
meryin gtrest and about forty feet dis tsni
south terly thereTom. Appraiaed at tZ366.
Parcel Hos6. The eaBterly psrt Of lot No. nine
teen Of said subdivision bounded northerly, easter
u and B0gthsrly By the lot lines and westerly b
the centre line Of brick wall nearly parallel with
HerWin street and about fOrty-ssven feet distant
8outhaa8terlv therBfrom- APPRAISED at E933.
HEHRY G. ABBEY, Master Uomm'r
RAHEEYs bAoEUs 4 HoBEa, AttOrnsEA
dec a. Iasl.372
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NTASTER'S SALNPURSUANT

MASTERS SSALE-PURSUANT
lNl 10 the command Of q do;retal order Of sale
ifOs the Court Of Common PleaslOf Luyahogs tcou uu-
y, at tle suit Of John sherman aga n1t John
Spraaue and 9TH rs, TO me directed, fhall expose
for sale ct plblio auction at the door q Ihe ours
House. in tnO City Il Cleveland, the twenty -frst
day Of FshIuaF3 ts63 ht threa O'Clock P. n, the
folOVit dearrtsed prsmilePs situate in the town
ship Of Mayheld, 10 the coubty Of CuvahgB, and
State Of Ohio and known by lot No. hfoah, IN tract
No three and bounded 20 lows: East, west, norih
and iortY six and one third acreg Of land, % the
came more or less but subject 70 AL legal Highways,
ard excepting ther from thrteen acres in the nOrh
west Co ner thereof, set od to John 5prague for
honastead. bsuadfd Is fOlloWB: eommenCtng Is
point in the west line OF said lot nine chains 25 Inks
IortherlF from the southwest corner Of said lot
thence ruuniCg nOTth on said west line six chains
Is lnksTO tha northwest corner Of said lOts thence
sasC on the noFh line twss y chains 80 nks; thence
south parallel with vert ue six chains 3 links;
thence west twenty chains 80 links 10 the place OF
HENRY g. ABBEH,
L PFeutfss, naSteF OOmm'r,
p1eiHna AfNtw Tnu10-gT5
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EGAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IL h. scowden, Bose ta scoaden ana Gehiel God.
haul aaminisiraiors u the estate Of Thoma
take notice that on the ID day Of January, 1854
Richard Oleugh hle1 his petition a. ainst tn n and
Others IN the Court Of Common Pleas ior Cuyaho-
e. county, Ohio setting forth that tueTe L due
him the said Cleugh, upon two prOmissory not %
me sald Theodore 4. rnoWaen dated May 26, 1855,
payahe one three, tbs other four years from cate,
TO order Of Theodore q. Mills, with interest, ct
per cept. por anbum, payable annually each of1afd
notes Delng Tor 5000, and on which divers psy.
ments have been mad0-the sum Of Ss76,O9, with IN
terest on ts5O,U9. at per cent. per anuum. from
May %, 1861, payable anuua ~, and On $3.50 atf
per CENT PEE an um from May 26, 1883, payable an
also, that sad Theodore r. seowdsn and Rosetta,
hs VIE executed and delivered to said TheOoOre =.
Mills m rtgages deed Of the following described
pIemlsesI 70 wit Situate IN the township Of East
tleYeland, b.inR number seven, IN the twelfth
range Of townships. in re Come Il ut Western
ths county Of tuyahosa, End ls known b. being the
south hslt Of he following described tract Or lot
Of and, 70 wit: The northwest quarter OF sub diVi
sion lot number three hundred and ninety-fouE
l59l aud part Of one t5OOsand acre tract nun
btr fourteen 40 bounded a. follows, North By
the line Of aid lots east By land Of Watson Watkins
sou b. land Of y. COzard, west b. land Of bum.
p1rg Nichols, containing twenty i've t25) acrts: The
land hereby Gee ed containing twelve and one-hal1
Q21z) acres, and being Aforesaid, the south ha3
u the tWeL y -hve acres above described, and con
Veyed By Milton COe to JUL til llck way on ths
5th Of eplembrr A. D.. 1852, but ect 10 an legal
hlghWaYr, Tor the purpose Of securing The payment
OF said Two notes described above other notes and
= bond described In said m, rtgags, according 20
the tenor aud effect ihsreOf and st giog the deauli
OF such payment and that sad Rosetta scowden has
released her tight Of doWsTy in said premises and
asking the Court to ind the amount cue as above
so fourd due be paid 10 the plaintiff in rea,Onabs
time 70 be hxed BY the Court said premises be sold
70 satisfy said debt and costs Of this suit
said deiendants III answer the petition In this
case on OF before the st day Of March, 1862 udg
ment VIII BE- taken ler the pra, OF said peti-
Jan3.3N Atty for Pialutn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-29
Master Commissioner in Chancery.
PRENTIss eoPr for COmppt. janlOS74

TOHN SWEENY IS HEREBY
% nJIihed tnat on the srh day Of Januafy, 1850
ariah sWeeny filed p tiiivn in the Court Of ON
mon Pleas Of Guy h. 60 cOuaty, Obi tor uiVo.,s
from hlnf 81 that sad ?, ,tlti0n Alledgs the
ground for sucn ofVOrce tEaI said John sweeney Is
\. y imprIsoned in the Penitentisry Tor the CRIME
Il burglary, Il which he was convicted at the Feb
~ term, 1851, Of ths OJLrt 6f Common Pleas Of
said county and that said Cause wall be heard at the
next fern OF said Court. L. PbENIlsS,
ian9s76 Attorney