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Yours Respectfully,
B. H. PEABODY,
FARMINGTON.

Dec. Is, 1865.
Ed tor Chronicle From all present in
dications the frigid zone has at last loca
tedsssomewhere in this region of country.
Great coats, mittens, &c, are A luxury in.
dulged in by every one, and the quicken.
ed step Of the shivering pedestrian as he
picks his way cautiously over the rough
and frozen road, prociaims that blustry.
stormy winter has at Length come.
Thanksgiving was observed with defer.
ence, and -discourses were delivered
through The day and evening ct the off
ferent places of public worship, and con-
tributions collected for the suffering
freedmen, which were responded to lib.
orally.
The property known as the Farming
ton Nil has fallen into the hands of Dr.
A. F. Peck & Co. They have thorough.
ly repaired the whole property, intro.
ducing n new wheel, at considerable
cost; so that business can now be done
al a high stage of water, which could not
be done before. Same firm has pur,.
ed the Parkman Mill, in Parkmsn, whic.
has also been repaired, and judging from
the amount Of grain shipped by them
from Cleveland TO their mills, these en-
terprising gentlemen must be doing g
smashing" business.
Mr.. Z. P. Wolcott, a time lonored
merchant, has made great improvement
the past fall by extending his store room
the whole length oil the building, there.
by adding fifty per cent. more to hi.
room, which he needs very much thi,
winter, il. which to display that unprec
edented stock of goods lately re
ceived By him. The gentlemanly and
obliging manner in which Z. P. & Som
do business, is sure 10 lead to success
/ where others would fail.
We are very much unlike our sister
towns. No midnight skulkers interfere
with cur people. No garroters have, al
yet, rifled cur pockets or imposed theil
presence on our premises. No sbril
scream Of the locomotive disturbs tn,
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quiet of DUP slumberd, causing : 10 turn
restlessly from side TO side. wishing rail-
roads were not. No Manufacture ~
Fenian ghosts scares noe children
and helpless women. and 10 drGnken
men reel throegh our streets, Gs IN that
"ciJy"-that colorado" noticed ia you:
last issue. Yet we hsve communication
with the outer world, snC j1st Al early
dawn the loud notes OF the hackmaa'=
horn tel! US that ms has again started on
his round to and from the A. Ii y
and C. 4 N. Railroad jepots. WHERE he =
to be found daily.
The road which passes through HE fat
between the Branch and the Grand Riy-
e. has heretofore been almost impossible.
and that honorable body, the Trustees.
have caused a large and splendid ditch
nearly II hundred aud fifty rcei= in
length, TO be made, which graetiy i'm
proves the former condition OF the ronds
Still there is room To- greater improve
ment. N.
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The Sc Better Land.''

R.A. Rarnes, Ag't for a beautiful engrsv
ing, entitled Better Land" will canvass
this place for subscribers. It is a large, well
executed plate, of most charming design
representing a beautiful young girl.
with countenance turned upward, as in
deep meditation, wrapt in ideal imagery
of the " Better Land" while a shadowy
form approaches Der, s~uspending an I'M
ia ding wreath over her head. This en-
craving would be q splendid holiday gift.
Large numbers have been sold in Cleve-
land and other cities, and it will no
doubt be universally popular.
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township Correspondence.
BAZErTA.

Dec. 18th. 1865.
Editor C6roaieis:-AIl quiet on the Mos.
quits, according TO 'Freers Corners "
who says he has pa,rolled cur calm and
peaceful domain, and tound nothing no
table except al his ogn corners. Small
corners often ignore the existence OF viii
lagos near them, az in this case Where
is Baconsburg? We invite him 10 patrol
It. He can take q trip by car though ii,
or ne can go TO Frank HcadIey'a new
livery stable in the place, and get a good
timer If he wishes. Then take off .Freer's
Corners green goggles, and lie mag be
hold the twenty acres recently bonght by
Latin, Pllsbury & Co. at & cost Of SIX
thousand dollars. now in market Is town
lots, from which hr. burst, o. Champ
on, has bought two acres, including the old
dwelling Of Deacon Leonard, az a cost of
tweuty-four hundred dollars, on which he
purposes putting up a planning mill. The
nearly completed tanneTy may thrust
itself upon his notice, also, if he tires, he
can retire 10 the Sugar Grove Hotel, new
ly fitted and nicely kept Icy Post Il Drew.
A~fterward, he will find a tour of our
stores interesting. latin & Siiyernail,
ColwelI L Coburn and E Brown, have
each complete ssSortments of dry goods,
&C, suited 10 the wantssnd tastes OF plain.
honest, or even ianciiGl. people. If from
habit or otherwise. he becomes thirsty be
will find good ale in Rice Hadsers groce-
ry store. We are happy TO say nothing
more fiery Turks there. McCorkle, Faunce
& KYLE VIII show him their new store
building. nearly ready for a stock Of
drugs and hardware. He viii find our
post Office well ordered and gaining rapid
ly in amount OF mail matter. We may
be able to astonish our fellow townsman
by the sights Of oil and other articles
shipped hence, or desfen him by the end
less click Of hammers, resounding on all
sides in the erection not only Of board
fences" but of shops and dwellings. If he
wishes 10 see the -four of our place, we
would refer him TO Post & Brother, at
their mill. Churches are not wanting;
common schools are good, as he may see;
yet he will doubtless lament with me
that one of the three select schools Of
our sister town, who seems to have
more than her share, was not put down
in Bazetta. viii he not select himself
and open n in our peaceful borders?-
Our oiLits (elite) society will no doubt well
come his advent according to the census
of their untaught children.
Yours, Truly,
SIMPLE JONES.
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Z EGAL NOTICE.

Nov.@, 6.-iw
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BAZETTA.

Dec. 18th, 1865.
Mr.. EDIToR:-Yourc cores ondent from
Bazetta, "Freers Corners" failed for top
les, except the board fence" at the cor
ners, 1 would advise him next time TO
come east of Mosquito creek; 1t is here
we have the big station on the A. & 6. W.
R. R., and here three dry good stores,
two groceries, one hardware store, one
tannery, our boot and shoe store, one large
cheese house, and our hotel, where they
deal out literally 10 all, two elegant
churches, our large Touring mill, and last,
bat not least one academy, run by Prof.
Terry, an accomplished teacher and gen.
tleman. 1t is here that spectators count
their cattle by hundreds, and sheep by
thousands: il is here that men buy the
same FARM, and then try titles; it IS also,
here, that a very wealthy gentleman, mot
having any responsibilities to call him
pa has established a house for the desti-
tute. All that We lack, is an active
League, similar Il shat in Rowland, TO
deter horse thieves.
EAST SIDE.
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Local Notices.
Neptune No. z.

. z lAAhS NV
THE PUBLIC GOOD Is OUR AIM,
Neptune Fire Co. No. =, Of Warren.
begs leave to%annOunee to the citizens and
public in general that they will give their
third Grand tnemen's Dress Ball andSup-
per, on the evening OF Dec. 2jth. 1865. at
We0b's Hall. They have also extended a
complimentary invitation 10 the mem
bers of Phoenix Fire Co., of Ravenna, who
have accepted, and will appear in Fire
mems uniform upon that occasion. We
viii say to the citizens, that although our
services have not been required for some
time, we hope they will not be backward
about ~patronizing the Firemen upon this
occasion, bnt encourage them to sustain
their organization. which needs both men
and money to make it s~erviceable. We
hope the citizens will respond, Literally
on this occasion. and by so doing allow Nep-
tune and their visitors to have a pleasant
time, and be a benefit to the Co.
Tickets 20 Ball and Supper, $500
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
w. J. KEER, Chairman, J. /. SMITH.
r.. 5. ELLIOT, j. B.>HARDY.
W. H. HERzOG, Treasurer.
LENUEL DRAY, Secretary.
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Weather.

For ten days the thermometer has been
ranging in the neighborhood of zero, and
the intense cold has frozenup everything
out of doors. The vast pools of mud that
were to be seen all along our streets, have
been converted by its agency into solid
masses, with uneven surfaces over which
samble, jolt and jar, the many vehicles
Posing over them daily. Overcoats,
gloves and comforters are in great de-
msud, and are a good thing to possess
about this time in this latitude. Fat old
gentlemen 60 along our streets putting
and evidently short of wind. Little chill
dreu flock to the schools with bright red
cheeks and delicate blue noses. Young
5Iisses hide their bright faces behind
tantelizing wells. and hurry along with
surprising energy. Little and big ur-
chins rush by swinging their skates, max
ing straight for the river and canal. Ev-
erything looks decidedly wintery, and we
are given to understand that Jack Frost
mas commenced his reign in earnest.
y. B. The foregoing was writer on
Monday. Things are to-day resolved
back to mud, slush, drizzle and fzzle.
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KINSMAN.
EAST SIDE

Dec. Is, 1865.
A CHRISTMAS Festival will be held at
the Annoy in Kinsman, on Monday,
Christmas afternoon and evening. There
Will be Ice Cream, Refreshments and
Oysters in abundance, and useful and Or
namental articles: also, Toys for children
for sale. The Festival Is under The di-
~rection Of the Ladies' Mite Society; their
object being to furnish much needed re-
pairs TO the Presbyterian Church of this
place, and this is one of p series of Soci-
cites for the same purpose Much praise
Is due all the Ladies OF the Society. for
their individual, united, and untiring eff
forts, end their unprecedented success
hitherto, is a sure guarantee, that an
agreeable and pleasingly profitable time
is in store for all who will favor them
with an attendance on that Holiday af-
ternoon and evening.
Yours Respectfully,
B. II. PEABODY.
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Advantages OF tire Florence
Sewing Machine.

Copy Of the Report Of the Committee Of
Awards. Fair of the American insti-
tute, New York, October. 1865:
REASONS-lst. lis simplicity md
great range of work.
I'd. Its making four different stitches,
viz: the lock, knot, double.loek and
double-knot.
Sd. The reversible tread motion, OPP
Grated by simply turning a thumb screw,
enabling the operator to u the work to
the right or Left, and convenience of sell
fastening the end of seams
4th. The perfect finish aud substsu-
tial manner in which the machine is
made.
5th. The rapidity of its working, and
the quality of the work done.
9th. The seltadiusting tension.
}. z. BROCKWAY, Ag't.
Dec 20 Wv al Kings Jewelry Store.
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The Question Decided!

What shall l give to my wife for a
Christmas present?
Get an Accident Policy for $1,000, and
give her that. 1t will be taking the risk
of your life from her shoulders, and plac-
ing it on a sound Company. IL she Is
not pleased, we are mistaken.
The best of all Companies Is beyond
doubt the Columbus Co." and the only
Agents are T. J. McLAIN & son.
Dec. 20-2w
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Up.

The holidays are coming, and many
viii be made happy by the presentation
Of some friendly token. This is all just
as it should be, and perhaps no better zev
:dence can be given Of ones good taste in
selecting these presents, than in securing
a perfect likeness, such as Rice, No. Is,
Maket ST., Warren, o.. is now making
Don't forget his place of business. Look
for the r~svoluing pyramid; this is tie place.
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ECONOMY.

A few weeks ago we spoke OF the case
of Judge Hoffman who WAS disabled bv
an accident while out fishing, and that he
was insured with Whittlesey Adams, and
that he received S25. 90 each week while
disabled.
We publish this week the letter OF
Mr.. n. D. Folsom, showing again the
wisdom of insuring with the original
Travellers Insurance Company of Hartford
CT.
Whittlesey Adams is the only author
lied agent at Warren.
Dec. 20-Iw.
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IcmueJ MeCUIium. Piaintif. Va. Rudolph Hyteals
Annie his wife, William v hIte Hcu Almira n
vile. and Ncwt.u Nctulinm. Defendants.
In the Court OF Common Pleas Ui iTumouI
County, Ohio
Ihe said defendants viii uke notice that q pet e
ton was MED on the IL, day Of November. lol5. =
said Court 5y Lemual AcCul4lm, AID Is now reud-
t-r. vh rein sad plaintiff demands Partt on OftAt
following real c-tItu, 20 Wit: Nme y seven ScrUl
more or lcss-t land, situate "a C-auDiOn t1w. ship.
Ilumbuit Couut,. IN the state OK Ohio, lyIEg IL
LOT No. so, adiOiuins land OF f.. Snarer on the wet
The highway o. tbssOuth land ot ~. Slime on ths
east, and lot No. = ON the north. and that az tbt
next term OF said Court the said LemGel McCui-
Ium will apply tJr an order that partition be made
.f the premises. Said petition SETS forth that tLt
above named defendants are seized in fee c. three
undivided Gi;hs OF said ~. mss
IEMUEL McCULLCH,
By John = Beaver his ATTY.
Nov. >, 'U5.-6s
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ACard.

A very strong argument in favor of the
Howe Sewing Machine is furnished to us
without our asking. 1t is in the fact
that the agents of the Wheeler & Wilson
Machine, are sharp enough to see the
great superiority Of the Howe 2 all
others, and tacitly over theirs; and that
they seek to get the selling of them from
the regular Howe Agents, to bolster up.
as it were, their waning fortunes.
Dec. 20-2W
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Promoted

General R. W. Ratliff, late Col. of the
l2=h Ohio Cavalry. has recently been pro-
NOTED Brevet B~rigadier General, for mer-
itorious services in the field. The Gener-
81 has been in the field about four and
oue>half years.
Gen. Cox, in speaking of the promotion
IF Gen. Ratliff, says that he deserved the
lul graoe. The many friends Of Gen.
Il tiff will he glad to hear of the new
honor officially conferred upon him.
Warren has had the honor OF being
represented in the army by one Major
General, Cox. and three Brigadiers. OPP
dyche, Burnett and Ratlif.
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A Sensible Reply.

Anxious Inquirer. "What shall l get
my wife for a New-years gift? Pm puz-
zled 10 death to know" Santa Clans. ri
tell you, and l reckon l know what's
what. Get an Accident Policy" and
give it 10 her. | got out one of McLAIS
& Son, and Mrs. Santa Claus is tickled to
peices with it. She says l ought to carry
a bag full of them with me to give TO nv
friends.
Dec. Cow
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HOnIdnYS! HOIIidnHsi

just opened at E. Allison & Cos. a
large and splendid stock OF French, En-
glish and American PeTfumery. embra
cling an endless variety of Toilet Sets.
Fancy Colognes, Hair Oil, Pomades.
Soaps, and in fact everything apperlsin
ing to the wan OF a pleasure seeking
community. The young and the old can
be made beautiful, give others pleasure.
and render themselves an ornament to
society but 10 do it they should give Us
Il call before going elsewhere.
Z. II. ALLISON & CO,
Main street, one door south of Porter's
Rock Store, Warren, Ohio. ,
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Many suppose that the Florence Sew
ing Machine is complicated from the fsos
that it makes four distinct stitches on
one and the same machine, and has the
reversible feed. Such, however. IS not
the case. The feed is reversed while the
machine il ia motion, and you can alsn
change from one stitch to another with
U stopping the machine. Go 10 Kings
Jewelry Store and see il
Dec 90 2w
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Magnificent Present for a Ia

Now that everybody IS investing more
o: less spare cash in the way of making
their friends happy, We have = word Of
advice TO people Of sense, tO-wit: That
the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine,
sold at No. II, Main ST., Is the most ap-
propriate and valuable gift 10 a lady that
could be made. We designate the w. &
W. because it is universally admitted to
be superior to any other in use.
Dec. Cow.
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yAEU a z T.
FARMS FOR SALE.

300 Acrej 81 Land III tue y. ~ cor
ler 81 the township CT A;Water, Portage Count
ihio, iytag 0H the L = l.. E4ilrpII. About DO
Icres uGdcr cGil.Hflon, VITA t"o vAeclienS 9TSG-
IT IS. i've houses. seven DarGvs HuG otncr OUt cuIld
.Dgs OF the PTefnse5. Err particulars enquire q
SC MatJ5un. On iuo premises. "T The subscriber.
200 Acres Ia town o. " arreu ITuu-
,ui County. UaIy. Tying ga the u. K Vi. Baiiroa8
me mite t-utE LeayIttsBUl -, ana two mics fTCu
warren. Izc premises are under partial eU-Uvs-
ion, with e sJcJ h'us~, uafl sui o hey UUi build
.4gs. AddTa>JpIu Ni5!acE. uH the premises.
LIS Acres 81 Wuuu LaHC lii Greer
amp township. Maliua County, Ohio. is ire aHJas
inc q the a u & ". Esl.aosd, one llhs gsst Of
SerwIek Station.
1912 Acres 10 t.e township OG Pros
Jaej, Marion County. aud Jackson. ;Eiar Couuiy.
JniU. st 00dlauc station. ~ the A & C. y. Is
lOuse,a frame barn, mi OTLe. uuI Buildings, auf
,kOJi steam saTmiilOn tbs premises.
3d. Acres UI Timber Laud- IL The
township Of Claiborne. Union County. Chic. lyiG.
,ntneA u. ". Railroad.
2l3 Acres vi timber Lands ~ tHt
,owusaip Of Tssiyr, U-i1n County, Clio, lyinEci
se llue q the = - u Sc tal3Iv-d- 1teIc . Z
good log house or the same AID some Img-cTe-
nents.
32At Acres IA The township OF Allen
Union County. Uhiu.cn The line % he a. O.. y
taI.Tcad. 20 acres o. Trlca IS ci-Ered. ~ scre
In1cs ,euce. wlJh gOyG log Ja.IjiEgs.
1870 AcTesIu aTu ~LCvEsAIy Oh Ia,
1. G.. v. Railroad, 20 acres Of vl.eh IL cleare,
aud p]T0viled with SyOu log 1ui 0luEs. al CT tn
Lcoye land, viii be sUid in lots to SUIT Purchaser
The uudef,isIoI - Cesirous Of clSpositS o. III
above described property, END wall 90 80 10 thead-
vantage rfJhe purchaser.
TRIMS % FAlMEEi-Oas tlirlin hand Ant
he balance If the purchase money IL time 70 sui
the puccuGso--
For particulars in reference TO the lands IN Ma
rioa ana Union Cgua,.=s, -ddEess Henry Hazeu
Woodland Station. ID Vi. ROBBERS. Berwick, Mari
OIL count, 0r tie understand as AayenHa, Ohio.
WH. Z. HAZEN.
Ravenna. o, Nov. s. EST.
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Orwell Academy.

Editor Chronicle Permit me to say,
through your local columns, that there
are still three months remaining of the
winter term oF this School, and we wan
h-ce more students to make our enroli
m-ut one hundred. VIII not some c
my Trunbull friends ill the bill?
II. L. JOHNSON.
Orwell, Dec. Is, 1865.
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~ Ezekiel Gilman, vs.. Arthur c. Webster, Ct al.
In Irumhul Common Pleas.
BY virtue Of an order OF sale Issued out OF the
Court Of Common Pleas 0f TTumbull County, O..
and TO me directed and delivered. ia the above
case, 1 shall expose 10 public sale. on
Saturday, he Esd day Of December,
4. D 1865. at the Court House in Warren. between
the hours Of one O'Clock and four o'clock. p. NJ,
ate in the township of Mecca. in tho COUNTY
Of TTgmbull ana State of ohio. being part Of lot
No 70. OF the hingsbury tract. and bounded a,
fllows: Oh the west by the Township line road be-
tween Mecca and Bristol. On the south BY N,
highway. on the essi BY lsnds of the Meccs Pc
,roisum Company, and on the north ny lands o
VI. Munson. being the same land purchased Z,
Ezekiel Gilman of Lewis Williams, and contain.
about eighty-six acres Of land. moro less." Al
praised al $4,000. Terms cash
JOSEPH 6. BUTLER, Sheriff.
Warren. o.. Nov %. ls645t
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A Good Investment

Warren, o., Dec. IS, 1865.
On the llth day of October, 1865, l was
severely injured by the kick Of a horse,
and thereby disabled from attending To
my business for the space OF six weeks;
but fortunately l had previously procured
a general accident policy from Whittlesey
Adams, agent Of the Travellers Insurance
Company of Hartford. CT. And while /
was disabled from attending TO my bust
ness, l found it very convenient to draw
thirty five dollars each week from Mr..
Adams.
For indemnity for loss Of life and podi-
ly injury, I ~cheeFfully recommend my
friends TO apply to Whittlesey Adams, for
a policy in the original Accident Insur-
ance Company of Hartford.
Nd. FOLSOM
Dac 20-Iv
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Offered for Cash,

A splendid assortment OF staple and
fancy dry goods, purchased at the late de,
cline, which we offer at reduced figures
HARMON BROTHERS.
River Block Dry Goods Store.
Warren o. Dec. IA 2W.
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Hnsekeepers a Word for You.

You can buy Pure Ground Spices, Gin
namon, Cloves. Allsnice, Ginger. Black
Pepper, &c, &c. all of cur own grinding.
ut HOYT * STATIONS.
Main Street.
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GUARDIANS SALE

~ By virtue Of a decres and order OF the Pro
bate court of the County Of Ashtabule. and STATE
OF Ohio. l shall oner TO public safe n the premises
hours OF 10 o'clock, a. 81. and 4 o'clock, p NJ, Of
said day, the following described real estate. To-
land, situated il lotnumber II, II the "a division
Of the township of Johnston. in the CoU-y Of
TrumbOll IN The State OfUhio, and being the same
lind conveyed ~ Waiter Johnston to WIlism Me
Cartney, deceased, by d-ei dated August IL. Is59
aud recorded in Trumbuu County Record Of
Deeds, Volume 10. pages 80 aud SIS.
HARRIET MCCARTNEY,
Guardian of Eugene J. Mccartney and trace
s. Mccartney,
Dec 6-tR
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Two vide bodied cars Of the j. & g.
y. Railroad, on narrow gusge tracks,
lave replaced the old narrow cars on the
express II ain of the c. & N. road. A new
and much more ~commodious baggage car
has also replaced the old one.
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Z EGAL NOTICE.
James 5. Tod, Pin. Ia TIC Court OF Com
Us. fmon Pleas ofiruIn-

James } IOul IN. n NC LoLIt IOUm-
vs.. fmyn Pleas OF iruIu-
Robert p. Tod, CT u. DeG-s.J bull county, OaiO.
ROBERT P. Tod, defendant. residing in the Distric.
OF Columbia. 81 taseHOtiCe thaJVu tLcZiStdIy c
November, 1855, james =. 4cd uleu his petition J.
said C0ur.. setting forth THAI be : toe owner al.
lie estate IL ana 20 a certain trgct al Land wlthtlt
trpurtCuarCes; Situate - Newton township n
said county. pa L't 40. one. hing on boss sides o
the west branch 81 LaECLinE River. bounded o.
The west ~ -A-uI.is laIds on the moth ty tn
highway AID cy iHrt 81 Ar- SWeey OF tine SOGt
Containing f1ly acres more or less. That GO theneX
term ul SAID court sad James :. Tod will ask To-
an olaer 20 syil said lana. ana tHgt tue proceeds ts
invested according TO law aud Tie interest nTisIni
iron, the sale Of said lana after gGy iLg taxes, costs
.ad expenses lOr managing the fund DE paIu to sal
james dUIiUg his natural iIi1.
JAMES :. TOD. Plaintiff.
Nov ~. ET-4w