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THE qR#FENBERG FAMILY

MEDICINES ara Drenareti uuder the tmrnedi.
ste supervision Of s Skillful Physician, and thoy
may be relied upon in all cases.
Tho intelligence Of the community IS not tnsultsd
by the ofisr q E single medicine which claims 70
all diseases, but the GTefsnbelg B. medies con
siBt OF eleven different Medicines, all unequAledi ir
the cure Of the diseases for which they ere recon
mspded among which may be selected One appropri'
ats TO any Of the diseases Incident 70 this oOuRtrT
NE Gra:cpberR Vegetable pills are better than
any other nd Of Pills In the WOTld-price % cents
The GT9fsnberg Uterine UsthOloOn ia an infhlli.
ble remedy for sil Female diseases-price 8, 80.
- The Uterine Oatholioon will also cure gravel
digease Of the kidneys urinary diiCulty in mailer
poer 11S and seaso1s compou5d m II usepTcS 81
Ths GrBienberg DyBentery Syrup is certain and
quick remedy for all diseases Of the boWss-prios 5Oe
The GfNienbeTg Pile Remedy never tails 70 permAr
nently relieve this dlstre ssips dineass-price 81.
The Gr8fsnbsrg Ohildren'E Panacea is an tRyalu
able compound IL all diseases incident 70 children
The 6rsstsnberg Fever and Ag1e Remedy d s0y'
reign specific for This particular dseass-prioe 800.
Al be- EsrRlapbe Green Mountain ointment e1cela
The Grsfanbsrg 0oh5Tl "a & 9HiA fs
most astonishing relief In al pulmonary Complaint
-prioe 8 bottle. Casa- An eminent Physician Of
New York; stsfel that be hGs known the GTRfanbers
Oonsumpttye's Balm used With great Huooess &
14r42Rsy. Vur own sxPerisnoe substantiatss hif
The erBfgnbsrg Health Bitters are most pleasant
end delightful tonic ever prepared-price rs oentE
Ine 9Ieienberg Eye Lotion Is unparalleled In all
DETERMINATION OK diseases OF the Ege-Rrtee q oents
Nh. Il. B. KEasLEy-Dear Sir: We feel Il duty
We owe TO the public, to state that MArshall'B OG
ola5gsd under the head Of Female Diseases. WehaT1
used your Grefenberg Medicines and have beer
greatly benentted thereby, so much 90, that were
the price DOUBLE We would have them. 10 the thou
sands Of our sex who axe suffering from weaknesses
We would recommend the OAthOItcon Is sure pann:
oea. II gives strength 20 the system and enables
each o. the organs Of the body to perform their aD
propriatof functions. Mrs. ". OATER,
Mrs. y. y. WEEKS,
Kiss 0.BW0RMETEIT,
Medina, March !, 1851.
"a The above named Ladies We are personally 20
n
while we lived in Medina they were great guncrerI
Hiss 5. has been badly sfioted that It was witt
otoulty she was able TO stand upon her feet. fev
bottles Of OathOioOn entirely cured her Of her com
paints. My wife received great benefit from this
medicine. We recommend ft to the Ladies' Of thlf
county Is . safe and ehloieRt remedy for the many
complaints thsy are Suhi0os 20.
JOHN WEEKS,
Editor Oen0eld HeEald.
E.B, KINGSLEY, OIsveIaud,
0CtisnAE arrn Enr
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GUABBIAN'S SALE OF RIAL
~ Estate -Qn ths 22d dsg ol 1ebruary. ls62.
House, in the City Of Cleveland, Cuyahoga eoun.
y Ohio viii be sold 70 the highest bi5def, the
following described real estate rs the property
Of the minor heirs Of Palmer Snow, deoeEsad, 70
wit: Situste in the township Of Parma ii said
county Of CuyahOga, and bounded as folloHs, to
wit; Beginning ct the \ " corner of lot No. 10
in Blake Tract; thence n s9e 50 3 80 chains 80
links to post and stones in the east Line of said
lot, thence south chains 81 lnli5t0 pest thence
south $50 81 west 80 chains Al links to the centre
Of the road; thence n tffs = chains 81 Inks 70
the place Of beginning, containing % acres OF
land. Appraised at 500 tNts
Terms OF sale VIII be made known on day Of
sale. HARRIET SNOW,
Guardian.
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M ASTER'S SALE-PURSUA UANT
ItA 70 the command Of q piufies eecretsl order
oi sale rom 1ho Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyaho-
"a county ohio, at tue slig OF Ezra Monlux against
Levi Thomas, Elizabeth Thomas Electa Hchnell,
Board Of Educarsn Of East Cleveland Township and
=. II Kirby, to me directed, shat Pose tor le,
ct public auction, at the door Of the tourt HOi
IN the City Of Cleveland, on the 2 day Of february
I963 at two O'Clock p. NJ Of said day, TIE following
lot or parcel land situate in 10 and beginning
et point tho plank read at the Ns corner Of hat
portion Of said original premises ast on 70 Hlseta
Schnell; thence 3 81 = chains; thence e94o "
20 links; thence 5031o Z chains and 76 LINKS to
Eest line Of Ohittendsn Lewis land; thence 5
chains and links; thence bn54o " chains and
90 links; thence n 5O5{o " chains TO the Plank
Head; thence y s9540 n chains snd 81 links TO the
place Of beginning, containing IS 100 acres Of land
3. loo acres Of said land being in los No. 8 and
s77. 100 acres IN lot No. 5. Appraised at $500.
WIniamson Riddls,
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TOHN sWEENY rs HEREBY
u notified that On the elh day q January, lss2,
mon Pleas Of Cuys hogh county, Ohio, for divotss
from him, and that said petition allsdgea 60 shs
now imprBOned IN the Rsnitentiary for the crime
Of burglary, II which he was convicted at the fBb
rusry term, 1851, OF the Court Of Ocmmon Peas Of
said county and that said will be heard ct the
nrIt term Of said Court, L. PRHNTIsS,
janas76 Attorney
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D E0nnodale FoOtsll EspoEt aloses 8

- EoDmnodofe Foote'S report closes IS fOi-
lOWE 7
~ The plan Of the attack, so far as the army
reaching the rear Of the fort to make a de-
m0nslrati0n simultaneously with the navy,
was frustrated by the excessively muddy
roads, and the high water preventing the ar
rival Of our troops until some time after had
taken possession Of the tort.
On receiving the prisoners and making the
necessary preliminary arrangements, ] dis
patched Lieut., Commander Phelps with his
division up the Tennessee river, as had pre-
Tiously directed, and as will be seen in the
enelosed orders 10 him, p remove the rails
and 30 far render the bridge Of the railroad
for transportation and communication be-
tween Bowling Green and Columbus useless
and afterwards to pursue the rebel gun-boats
and secure their capture il possible.
se5llhis being accomplished, and the army in
possession Of the fort and my services being
indispensable at Cairo, | LETT Fort Henry in
the evening Of the same day with the Oincins
natl Essex and St Louis, and arrived here
this morning,
The armed gunb0sts resisted effectuslly the
shot Of the enemy when striking the case
. mate The Oinoinnati-the hag-ship-re-
esivsd 81 shots, the Essex Is, the ST. Louis
asa u olQ k1e OalOneel6t p AAling ana wound
ing 8 n TIE Cincinnati, and killing on the
Esex, while the casualties on the latter from
steam amounted to % in number. The Ca
rondelet aud St. Louis met with no casual
ties. The steamers were handled admirably,
the commissioned officers presenting only
theiE bow guns 10 the enemy TO avoid expo
sure Of the vulnerable parts of their vessels.
It Oom6'g Phelps with his division, also
executed my orders very effectually, aud
promptly proceeded up the river in their fur
ther execution. In fact, all the officers and
men gallandy performed their duty, and con-
sideEing the little experience they have had
under ire, far more than realized my expect
atoms. Fort Henry was defended with the
most determined gallsntry BY Gen. Tilgh-
J man, worthy Of better cause, who from his
cWn account, went into the action with IL
guns Of heavy calibre, bearing on our boats,
which he fought til seven of the number
were dismounted, or otherwise rendered use
lgM
- have the honor to be, very respectfully,
your obedient servant
Al FOOTE, FIag-Ofieer.
10 Hos. GIDEON WBLLEs.
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A DEMONSTRATORS SAT,R on

n OuA4NL0 ALkAL LOlh = CALL .OQ
IA REAI ESTATE.-On the 18th day OF March.
1867 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. at the door Of the Court
House, in the City Of Cleveland, Cuyahoga eonn-
ty, Ohio. viii be sold to the highest bidder the
following described real estate Is the property of
John Baker, deceased, to wit:
Situate in the said City Of Cleveland, and Is
known as City Lot No. 7s and part Of I8 IN the
subdivision made BY Josiah Barber and Richard
bounded as follows, to wit: North on Bridge
street; south and east on an alley, and west on
line running through said lot No. 79 from Bridge
street to the alley in the rear and one foct west
nom the dividing line between said fot5 Is and
T9; the above described piece Of land having IS
feet frOnt on Bridge street. and runs back Of equal
width 10I = feet to an alley IN the rear.
Said premises to be sold subject TO 4 mortgage
thereon IN favor Of one Lewis WUnderhaart, up
on which there is due the sum of -Four Hundred
Dollars and interest from the l1th day Of Janua-
~, 1855. Terms Of sale will be made known on
day of sale. JACOB BAKER,
febl5-3i8 Administrator.
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MAsTRR's ssALE-PURsUANT

lVA to the command Of q decTstaI order Of sale IS
SUED from the o urt Of Common Pleas Of Cuyhogs
oopnty, ohio, at the suit OF james n. hturdy aud
others, against joseph Nei8 End otherV, 20 me d.
dor Of the Court House. In the City Of Cleveland In
said county the 2Bt day Of February 1859 AZ two
O'Clock P NJ, ths following described premises, 20
wit: situate IN the township Of Cleveland being
number seven 10 the tWeifth IanS9 Of IoWnshipg N
the Connecticut Ne5tern RessrVe and State Of Ohio,
being also IN the county Of Oayahogas ana described
e fooWei Being 81 b ots nun bsrs twenty eight and
twenty y-niLe Us 29) Of the subdivision sy James
a. HOyt Of the original ten sore It nnmbfF thirty
sesen tST) in BatQ township and now within the City
Of OleVelznds ohio, reference for particulars as 70
size and boundaries Of the land hereby contracted,
being made to the survey and plat Of said subdTi5
ion recorded in the otice Of the Recorder Of said
county, in Volume tEc of Maps and Sub visions,
psge thrtY-throe. GEO. II. WNMAh,
williamson Riddle, Master Comm'r.
PLAINTIFF Attorney. jan20.575
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W8STERTS "A TE-PTTRZnTNl

MI ASIGh b SALE-PUhe UANI
1NL to the eOmmaE Of q second DfuTies decrstal
erder OF sale from the Court Of C0mnsou Ples8, Of
Guy ehoga county Ohio, at the snfg CT ssmu o.
BLOCKS and AdHin ". Brooks, against Horatio n.
aeteas Della d. Gates Augusta q. MlrtlebergFr
Edmund g P. mirleberser, sftiliam Mittt berger
OOmmeroi5A Mutual inHuf7nee Co Thomas H
Howe, jOstah King and Miliam Shinn, executors
Of Cna5 aver De, eased, an o. hers ne diregt-
ed, sla ex ose for sale at pubic aucti0n az the
On the 33th day Of February, 1851 81 two clcck n
ms q said day the following described pieces or
parcels Of and, 70 wit situate IN the t0znahfp Of
Brooklyn, being number seven IN the thirtesnth
range Of toRHt hips n the Oonu0cticut Western
serve in the ate Of Ohio and which i8 also n the
on WeEt side Of Cuyah0ga BiVer, now IN CITY Of
CleYsiand, and is BOUNDED as foiiOWs:-eastsrlT bT
Ouyahoga River; nOrtherlY By land heretofore con-
Eey0i % judah Colt y John A. Mooig1T; vest b.
R1Y(r street 80 calad; ana noutherlT By Iand for
Enerly owned BY A fred williams ard being ninety
ct right giles with River street. and aid River 70
River st eet EbOut one hundred Hnc forty feet be-
ing the saI1c land conveyed 10 Eaid EdmunG b. p.
mItteberser, By the Ohio Lie Insurance and Trule
Company By deed recorded IN Jdyai Osa County
Records, vol Al pages 43 and IS And al1o, anotbar
parcel Of land en- said BiF,E next slCthsry Of
above, and bounded northeIly By said pars of land
above desc ibed; eastsrlY ~ Cuyahoga RVef, vest
erly b said River strse ct; and southefly b. 3 line
parallel with the northerly lire, and tEsntV-one
20 said kiTer street, being part 4 the Alfred - IL
Eams lot, 50 called, aking in all one hundred ald
twenty feet tront on said hiver- and the Elevator
Building, machinery, and fixtures on said premises,
be the same more or less but subject % al legal
highways Appraised at S72o0.
Adams ! Can6sId, Master soinniis si61sr.
Ritd8 AtfiFs, ian22-a7f
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VU0OO " AN ~ nv O4sO 14t "
tho Probate Court for OuyAhoEa county, Ohio,
noins u hereby given that the creditors Of A. Mary
MACK who have not proved their claims against her
before ne are allowed sixty daya nom this dats for
thar purpose. An claims not proved e tho bxpira.
dividend. y. 3. GRAnE1B, = I
Jaa. ]. ssa ia5i:slii
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lEGiL h0TlfES. .


MASTERS SAL H.-PURsUANT
,llH % the command 81 dsoretai order Of sale
nom the Court Of Common Pleas Of OuyahOfs
county, at the suit Of B. e. koTthingtOn aFainbt
bargeant Currier and others, TO me dif8essd 1shaT
eLpose Ior sale 81 public auction ct The door OF the
Oogrs HOUSE, IN the City Of Cleveland, on the
lbsn oey o. februly5 1852, OF II O'Clock, A. NJ, the
LoloWlng described premises Situated IN the town.
ship Of Eaat Cleveland, IN the State of Ohio, and
which Il also in the County Of Luyahoqn, and 8
known oy being part 0f lot No a. in said township
formerly in Euclid and bounded Rs follows COM
mencing et stone In the center Of the Plank Road
leading from Cleveland 20 Willoughby, which bears
north o59 sast, 30 links from the a. E. corner Ofthe
house formerly occupied by Desire Currisr, and Bt
the a0utheastsrly corner Of lad formerly owned by
Rodney Strong In said lot No -; thence south SO
west, chains and 20 links to stake; thence north
l55fo west, l6 chains to q stake standing 10 links
eastafly from q large hickory treet thence north
81 east two chains and hity links 20 stake thence
south 45o east along Jams1 Curriers' aouthWesterlY
line, 10 chains 10 he place Of beginning containing
four acres Of land, sad are the sans premises cOn
Veysd By Desre Ourrier 20 Sergeant OurTer b. deed
recorded In Vol 4, page ll0, Cuyahoga County Rec
oFde, pe the same more or issg, but subject % All
Alooi pur1uRnt 70 the command Of the above order
Of sale, at the suit Of the same, 70 me directed.
sha pose for sale public auction az the Flour
ing Mill Of B. Currter and EOR, in Oollamer, Crya
hogs county Ohqi on the 18th Of Esbru8Fy lee2 Rt
clock, p. n, the following personal propartz =
One Boiler, one Engine and ali the machinery and
fixtures connected Herewith two runs Of 8toLes
with bolts elevators and gearing, machinery and
MIXTURES connected Herewith enc hmut-Mil with
all the fixtures connected Herewith, being all the
machinery and fixtures IN the MIL Of s Currisr
59l IN Ooliameri al8os one lroa Safe and set Of
MIL Frueks. lsEWIs W. FORD,
L. PRnETIsS, Pitts Atty, - ianIsi iss5 s75
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COMMISSIONERS

lVA SALE.-Pursuant 10 the command Of an
order Of sale to me directed, issued ON The Court
u Common Pleas OF Ouyahega Countyt 10 an ctlou
therein pending, WhRrsin OhRunoty COston Is plain
AT, and Ira q. bichafdEOn ana Otners, are Dc end
ants, Rhall expcse aale, ct public anct3Qn, at
the door Of the Court House for safu County upon
the 22d day Of February, 1k62f ct two clock p. "a
the lAndg and tenements described - folio Sit
uate in he township Of IndsDenf -, CuyahOgs
County, Ohio, described follows wits the piece
Of lsnd known Is lot No. IS IN the I2ih range Of
townships in the Oonnecticut WE5sern Reserve in
the State Of Ohio, Cuyahoga county, and is known
- being part Of Aftg-euF acres OF land decided TO
the Inhabitants OF Independence By Thsodcra and
Lewis strong OF NorthnmDtou Mass, asa ig boun-
ded on the west By Akron and Cleveland State koad;
the south by i've acre lot nnmbtr nifty nine (595
on the east By lana then owned BY the said etrongs;
and on the north Dy lot number hfty-hYe (559, cOn
tanning four and 60-lO0 scres, more or less. Ap-
praised value $500. j. b GkANNIS,
J. n. Jcne8t Master Oommir.
Pitf'a Atty. jan2285
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!. =.EEGRL-.N0IIeEs.
ROTIOE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

N 0I1pE TO CONTRACTOR
u tfoy osa.9 VIII be received At.the 6masoF Ebe
-olty glfli slnasr - ia a O'Clock a. EsisrT
eitti - ~ y e brick sever. tll hroEneil
sLreekf - et na irqn Garden street to AQcd ltf
Fla58 alid apeeil may bss58n an6 lofs sr.
and after the 18th inst.
The Board Of City Improvemenfs invite az ath-
mission q BIDS fess wing the right 70 scespt or Fs-
iact the sane. lt7T1r-r - - =
By order Of tie Board,
JOHN WHETEGAW, City CiVIf T.,ofnsar
CiaTalgnd. 1ch e. affl41Tf ! + N -
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u UBIOUs KOINOIDENOEI
ENVELOPES.

TNVELOPEsI ENVELOPES il
100000 Envelopes, of all sizes, qualities and col
or for sale nt the Leader Counting Rooms cheap OF
ORGh,
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Court Of Common Pleas,
CuyahOsa Cos o.
.sTATE OF HENRIETTA COZ

1I LINs.-Notlce "a hereby given that the UNDER
SfFned has been appointed AdminigtralFiL Of tho
sGtato of Henrietta D. Collins, latsof gsgalAnd, de-
ceased. TshllsS1Tl SARAH I. ROSS
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WASTER'S SSALE-PURSUANT

MASTER'S SSALE-PURSUANT
ly TO the command Of q dscrstal iordsF OF sale
from the Court Of Common PleaalOf OuyahogaIcoun-
t. at the suit Of John Sherman. aeninBt John
spraRue and others, to me directed shall expose
or sale at pablo auction a the door Of the Oours
House in tnO City ef Cleveland, on the twenty first
day Of February, 1862 ct three O'Clock P. NJ, the
following described prsmisess situate IN the town
ship Of mayfeld, IN the county OF Ouyahga, and
State Of Ohio, and known By lot No fifteen, tract
No. three, and bounded as follows: East, vest north
ana south By lot hns9, ana containing one hunQred
and forty. six and one IhiEd acres Of land De the
same more or Less but Bahiact TO al legal highERys,
aud excepting thersfrom thirteen acres In the north
west corner thereof, set on to John Sprague tOr q
homestead, bounded e. follows: commencing at
point IN the west Line Of said lot nine chains . ln
DoTtharlg from the southwest corner Of said lot )
thence running north OF said west line SIX chains
Is links 70 the northwest c0rner Of 1ad lOii thence
east on the nOEth line tweAfy chains 90 links thence
south parallel with theW3st line six chains = lnkas
thence west twenty chains 50 links 70 the placo Of
beginning. Appraised at Sl4ge.
1I o. ~ HENBY g. ABBEY
L. PrantiBs, Master Commit
Pis'd75 Any, FW COS ian10;375 r
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MASTERlS SALE-PURSUANT


lNl 20 the command Of 8 deersial order Of Ials
nom the Court Of Common Pleas Of Ouyahoga coun-
~, OHIO, ct the suit Of Milo d. hicEox adminisra-
tor Of Thomas Howard, against wilhelm Won Draft
hon snd Diedrioh Reim6r3, to ne directed, shall
expose for sale, ct public auction, at the door Of tue
OOaF HOuEs, In the City Of OlsYeland, on the 2h
day Of February, 1859, ct two O'Clock P "a. Of said
day, the following Inscribed lot parcel Of land: In
the township Of farmA in said county, aud known
e. the whole OF lOs number Two, IN the ParkmRn
tract, and bounded, BEGINNING At post stanGing
In the northeast corner u said loti thence south
along the last line Of said tract and lot nfeen chains
70 post; thence west along the south line Of said
lot ddty-ioar chains thirty links % post; thence
north along the west line Of aad lot fifteen chains
to post; thence east along the north line Of said
lot fifteen chains thirty pks TO tbs place OF begin
ming containing sixty six 1910 ceres Of land, more
OF lees. Appraised 1t 81 1888 80.
And also pne other lot, giaated in the Blake tract
kacWn g. part Of lot numb twelve, and bounded:
beginning ct poat standiDR Ia ths east line Of said
lot twelve about ten chains and thirty links south
from ths nortnesst corner thereof thence south
along the east line Of SAID lot thirteen chains hy-
nine links TO a post thence west along marked
line forty CHAINS sixty links TO post In the
west line Of said lot; thence north along the west
Mns Of said loi thirteen ehEins hfgEnine links 10
post; thence east along z marked line f0rty-eight
chains sixty links 70 the place Of beginning. con-
tanning sixty six 400 acres, more or less Appraa-
Cd at 1881 20. D. ". GAZE
Williamson b Ridole, Master COmmF.
4.
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bSliNEE y NUTIOE -NOTIOE
IA Is hereby given thst the undeTsigs ed has beon
65polntsd AGsglse Of all the proper OF Jacob Wans
sor. Creditors Of said Jacob Nausor are required
present their claims 70 for alloWat Wishin six
months after the publication Of this nOice.
nIau.land E.b 4 1sso.s7S " -
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MORNING LEADER.
GS6oIaI DooTTonIs upon the Capture OF II.
Hsnrv .a l'1


We end in the Buffalo papers, the official
report ef Commodore FoOte to the Navy De-
yartmsnt, which was cut of entirely by the
telegraph censor at that place. We Rnd also
the following order from the Navy Depart
ment;
NAVY DEPAREMhSF, Feb. 9, 1852.
70 Fiag- 05ieef 4. a. F6ots, U. s. n, Cairo
Your dispatch announcing the capture Of
Fort Henry by the squadron which you COM
lsimaud, has given the highest qualification to
the President, to Congress, and to the cOun-
Try,
It was received and read IN both Houses Of
Congress, in open session.
Theoountry appreciates your gallant deeds
- and the department desires to convey to you
and your brave associates its profound thanks
for tie service you have rendered.
(siened) "a GDE6N WEnEEs,
r.af 80 ffl -a1 'nH.f Edereterv nf the Ney-v
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W illl2n bletcner, ftalnr1n, In the Court Of
against SCommonPieas Of
William S. Marsh, Defendant CuyahOga Co, O.
THE DEFENDANT IN THIS ACTION.
William S. Marsh, is hereby notified that :
petition for the recovery of money only has this
day been dled inthe Cielk's office Of the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county and State o.
Ohio setting forth that the said defendant is in
debted to the said plaintiff in the sum Of hfteen
hundred forty seven dollars and sixty cents,
with interest thereon from the It'll day Of Octo-
Der, A. ID. 1851, upon promissOry note Of said
defendant dated At Port Hope, in Upper Canada,
on the third day Of August, 1851, and male pay
able Ia two months altar date 70 this plaintif st
the Bank Of Upper Canada, for the sum afore-
said that the said defendant Is also indebted 70
the said plaintiff for the expense Of prot sting
said note in the sum Of two dollars and ak cents
and interest thereon from said 7th Of October
and that said petition prays judgment against
said detednant on said note for the sum OF
81 55O.Il, with interest thereon from the Tth daV
Of October, A. d. 1851. said defendant Is eurther
notified that he must answer said petition on or
before the 18th day of April next; or in dsfault
thereof Judgment win be taken against him.
RANNEY, BACKUS & NOBLE,
Plaintiff Attorneya
CLEvELASD, Feb. Il, 1s62.ssO
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GANFORDIs HATR DREssfNq

q. 3. KINGSLEY, OlsVeIaud,
General AeNnf for Ohia
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MASTER'9 SALE-PTfRsffFT Nm

WH ADLEh'B ga PUHhlIAWT
y4lA 2 ne command Of eeersia order ol salO
~ Ohlos at the suit Of CHESTER Baxter and otaFS
against John z, Newton, and others e ne diFect.d
a1aAl e4pae iof sale st public auction, ct the door
q ne OoufL Ouee in the City 81 Oesoaad, "a The
lStn gay o. heb 1850 ct 10 O'Clock A. H. oa 6IuaI
mo undiVldeq hall in common Of the following de-
scroed premises; Situate in the township of Brook
yns 10 tne state Of Ohio WLich f5 also tfse0 Of
OuyEhoga, and known e. lots IN the Bulalo Corops-
nY Pqrf base, 80 called, IN that part Of Ihs Cy 81
SisYeland, toriasrly known and called re City of
Ohios % Wlts lThe iual and undiVida1 half n
common Of each lOs half lot and block q abpraissd
As ne smoqnt aeed Immediately 81 er sach i5g, cs