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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-08
SALES AT Auction.

SALES AT AUCTION.
AoolW?fM sS GoEEiNasHEsb S' AgcHi9NkER
sAIEshko SSAh = sco 81 Msbf STREET.
SECOND on FsH IN SSSSs rRApu
BALMoRAIs, CATERS, &c.
SIX h aeS fsislSSr sA Z fsnis' LOTS.
iHRS5sci DUPLICATE PACKAGES
IN $aSIESI 81 sl9is sass aD GRADES
adapted 70 all markets
The sale WIZ Include cons'snmens from nearly every pro-
IN NEW ENGLAND AND NEW YORK CITY.
A UorIoN NoTICE-E. ROTH, AucrIoNEER.-AH
"A extraordinary opportunity for housekeepers All the
txssn FftS and y public auction
this Thursday afternoon Feb Ct " O'clock consisting
s covered in h sne ssn
and green figured reps rosewood Etaserss with Fysnch
oc c9sy :,
elegant rosewood and black walnut marble Top TURF
n Easy Sh cna az EsSsp0n B1n.s
hosany Bsdsteads Bureaus Rockers Sofas spring
and Hair Mattresses, Bankets Glass. China and Silver
E E5F
ALL THE SUPERB -
Contained In the house No West Twentythrd street.
On THIS DAY BAY =. II O'Clock
R6sEwooD PIANoFoRT,Ei, 80 .oo~ sr.,,u,,.r
ANN n RHAWI Ro6k Eq1M sHFEEuRs
Drawing Room suits French brocatol; Etageres
Encognures Cabinets Console Tables Secretary Bookcass
rep window Curtains ronze Clock Vases Carpets Mirrors
magnificent rosewood Pianoorte four round corners STOOL
ntars Buffet Extension Table, China Glass and sl.e.
street stages and sixth avenue pass near the house
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@ HERMAN, AUCTToNEER-MoRTGAGP SALE OF
-. billiard saioou.-Thls day Feb at 10< O'Clock as
1856 Bower the entire Fixtures and Billiard Tables Of nr.s
class Billiard Saloon viz mahogany and rosewood ShArps
billiard Tables acts Ivory Halls and Cues Get bay
and Fixtures Tables Chairs Mirrors Chandeliers Gas and
other Frturcs all Goods and Chattels contained IN
second third floors 81 the premises 1855 Bowe also the
i.f:MuRL A. VIVIAN ksq Attorney for Mortgages.
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LNsrATE or LAMBERT sUYDAM DECEAsEp.. a 5.
~ BLEECKER. SON co. will sell this day at the EI
oh nRe Stores and Lots adyantageously 81
uatsd in the best portions CITY, Sale peremptoy By
order the conformity the conditions OF tho
will Of the late Mr. Lambert<uydan.
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sales OF Real Estate.

ESTATE OF CHARLES KING.
A. J. Blocker Son Co, made the following sales Of
real estate at auction yesterday
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COO 0OO TO LOAN-IN SUMS TO SUIT, ON AP-
DCU.NNIJ proved city real estate
WILLARD K STEAD No. 9 Broad street room I.
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FINANCIAL.

LII HOLDERS OF THE BONDS OF THE WHINING.
ton and Manchester Railroad Company North Caroline
possible TO the undersigned NJ Jssup Co.,
Agents OF the Company New York. giving class and num-
confer with them matters rotating TO their interest
HENRY M DRANE.
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He can all our sorrows heal
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral IRON the residence OF her
brother In. law Patrick 0Nc 255 East Fifteenth street.
this (ThursdAy) afternoon. at one O'Clock
RYER AT Fort Washington, on Wednesday, February
T. after Illness Sarah ELIZA, eldest daughter Of
Samuel b and Catbarine y. Ryer aved 10 years.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral from the residence OF her father
Fort Washington frday afternoon, at ono o'clock
She kept her birthday In heaven.
SHAsSoy.--In Hudson CITY, MARY sHAvSos the mother
Of John and Michael Shannon In the 18th year Of her
The funeral will take place from The residence Of her
SON. n Shannon, Hotoken avenue, on Friday 81 noon,
FOR intermcat In Calvary Cemetery.
TArL'h--At Hudson City, New Jersey, on Tuesday,
February g. wmlAn TArron, aged % years and monihs
The relatives and friends Of the family invited
attend the uaera Friday morning. ~ eleven o'clock,
from the residence Of his daughter, Nm. n. A. weeks,
Paiisade avenue, Hudson CITY, New Jersey.
wAlascs-0n hUnday, February 8, J. AIuASDrr
wAllAcH, aged 30 yesrs
funsra this Thursday afternoon, al one cclcck IRON
the church oornsrof Twensysscond street and Fcufh
avcnna
Wssrnvns --suddsnly on Tuesday morning, Fsbru.
ary O. ycssJ :, " wssrrsvnr Kss, srshsrid, N The
me relatives ana friends q the my end Of his sos.
nlaw Jsnss 3 wels, Invited y asfss1 TIE funeral
= hn la1s ra1dsscs No. 3oS La my nNh sssss ~
nhsn1ay snsrnson, ~ thrss oe,csk, wshcus s.sssss
nvisasloa. Ths msmbsn q - Johns Lsdss, M !,
r. nd 4 -, ere alss Iuyitsd 10 a1lssd.
Wocrss-0s rusu1ay, rebvuaV ., SAmA ysun4so SO
q Dssasd y. end nAy Asa WssAA sgsas noesss sns
ne relatives and srsssAs e ne Aslv - ssvss6 y
attend ths fsnssa rum The rsaidsncs a be PARMA
noopnf sysuus Tia Thurayl aftsrnO0n. . one O'clock
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.Moner0rder 0mee-

The Post Office at Warren for some time
ast has been a money order Office. Since it
s been in operation the amount Of business
As been constantly increasing; the people
hving discovered that it Is much more con.
genient and far safer to send money orders
nr small amounts, instead of sending the
noney or drafts. Heretofore the sums have
(een limited to thirty dollars, but by a recent
1t of Congress the law equalizing these mat
rs has been so changed, that Post masters
Eei authorized to issue money orders for
ms not exceeding fifty dollars, and that
e charge or fee for an order not exceeding
ehty dollars shall be ten cents, and for an
Ter fer more than twenty and not exceed
fifty dollars, twenty five cents. This ar
egement is one that meets the approval of
concerned. The money cider system has
wen to be an excellent institution, and we
no doubt the people will continue to
themselves of its benefits.
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NILES.
August u. 1866.

EDITOR CHRONICLE 1T may not be un-
interesting to your patrons to know that
in the heat of the political contest now
being carried on, the material and sub
stantial interests of the country, are not
being neglected with US.
In addition to the numerous and ex-
tensiYe iron works and manufactures now
in operation, Messrs. James Ward, & Co.,
as we are advised. are now preparing to
erect another large Rolling Mill, for the
manufacture of nail iron, and in connec-
ton Herewith an extensive nail factory,
containing thirty machines.
This will make quite an important ad-
dition to the business of the place, and
speaks well for the energy and prosperity
of the firm.
Messrs. Oil, Jordon & Co., have thor
ougly reftted the old Heaton Grist Mil,
put in an entire new set of works, from
cellar to garrett, and are now ready to
compete with the best mills in the coun-
try in the manufacture of flower. Each
member of the firm is either a practical
miller or millwright, and have done all
their " work, so that the public may
be assured that If mills can be made per-
feet this is one.
We also claim some honor for the moral
regulations of our town, and now that
Niles has become incorporated, and has
its Mayor and Council and Police, if any
body thinks that miles is a hard town."
let them come here and try to be hard,
and see how quickly it will be proven a
dangerous experiment.
We regret, however, that we have met
with a loss not easily made good. Isaac
Holford, who has been a resident of our
township for the past % years, and made
a host of friends by his fair and honora-
bic treatment of men in his social and
business relations. has removed to Brook
field, to superintend the coal mines of
the Otis Coal Company, of Cleveland.
Mr.. II. enjoys a deserved and well
merited reputation for being one of the
most enterprising and energetic managers
in the valley, and Brookfeld can con-
graduate herself on the acquisition of a
a valuable business man and an estimable
citizen. We hope, however, that he may
shortly retire from active business and
return 10 US, to enjoy the fruits of his
hard labor and prosperous life.
QUITS.
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The Florence Sewing Machine.

Those who contemplate purchasing a Sewing
Machine we would invite to call at the store Of
Purington Il Co.. and examine the Florence, q
new machine which is gaining hosts of friends and
possesses many advantages over any and all others.
1t is perfectly simple, makes four distinct stitches
with as little machinery as others make one; has
a perfect self-adjusting tension-a great improve
ment-has the ~revisible feed, fastens the ends OF
seams better and in one-tenth the time done by
hand, it will sew from the finest goods to the
heaviest cashmere or over seams without change
of tension or thread. will turn a narrow or wide
hem with the same hemmer; it will do a greater
machine made, and for family use is the best ma
chine in the world. Call and see it at No. s Main
Street. All kinds Of machine sewing and KIN lifting
promptly done and all kinds of machine fixtures
for sale, also Crowelrs Scissor Sharpener.
AaA. Salt and Lime at the Flour and Feed
Store of OSBORN s. BRUCE.
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A OF OHIO.

Trumbun County, IS. In the Court of Com
mon Pleas. Allen Crowen and William A. CrowelI,
vs. Washington Haskell. David Comparet, Eliab
Tomkins and Edward G. Rice, and Charles Messen-
ger and others. The above named Haskell, Com
poret. Tomkins. Rice and Messenger, are notified
that said plaintiffs have filed in said Court, their
petition for an order for the sale of one undivided
fifth part subject to the dover of Anna Haskell, OF
about one hundred and thirty-fve acres of land
situate in lots five. six and sixteen, in L0Tdstovn,
in said county. bounded north by the town line
road and lands ofPeter Wilson's heirs and of Sam
ueI Fulk, east by lands of William Minyoung;
south by lands of John Fulk and Alexander Long
more, and west by lands of said LonEmore, James
E, Fulk and of Paltsgrove's heirs, for the ~satisfac-
ton of an amount of S25 and costs and interest
from July q, 1851, for the recovery of which, the
District Court ordered that an execution Issue in
favor Of PLAINTIFF against said Messenger and
Washington Haskell. at their April term, 1864, and
for an order for the payment of said sum, prior to
a mortgage on said one undivided fifth and also
on another fifth thereof. Made bysaid Ezra Haskell
and Washington Haskell to said David Comparet
dated July 10, 1866, and assigned by him to said
Tomkins and Rice, to secure $500 and interest as
stated. Said defendants must answer herein by
the ninth Saturday after July %. 1866, or they
will be in default. By their attorneys,
FUTILE 4 STULL.
,Julv q 1S66-6w.
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. EGAL NOTICE.

T AIDES BASKETS JUST RE
u eeived at PORTER'S BOOK STORE.
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.anf and his GeneraIs.

bis is the title of new book, a history
Be war of the Rebellion, and q Military
Eaphy of General Grant, giving an out
of the great events of which he has borne
most conspicuous pat. The work be.
us, as the author says, has regard to sthe
tOsophy of Grants history" whom many
sct as the first soldier of the age and the
distinguished American. The volume
slendidly printed, and contains engra-
Of Grant and other Generals. 1t num-
about five hundred pages of reading
ter. The agent for this county, is D. I.
kcomb, Of Burgh Hill He is also agent
IA work by the same author, entitled
serman and his campaiS
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STEAM CARRIAGE
FACTORY

IGOUTH OF CANAL. WARREN,
M OHIO. Having lately extended and improv-
ed my establishment BY e~nlarging my already ex-
tenslVe buildings, as well as erecting new ones, in
rOduelng a steam engine with aIlklnds Ofmachin-
cry adapted 70 the business, by which a great saw
ms OF material, time and labor are effected, thereby
a10ralng facilities for manufacturing and selling a
BEIIEh article for the same or less money
man can be anorded without such advantages, and
employing an Increasd number Of the very best
Workmen IN the country, many of whom are di-
rect from the eastern cities, i am now prepared to
make and turn Of A BUGGY PER DAY. At my
sertment of finished work in the country; all Of
winch IS warranted in every respect, and for quail
Ity, workmanship durability and finish, is no to
pc surpassed 4 IN this country. or BY eastern manu-
Laet9rersi among my stoek-of finished work may
CLOSE COACHES. of various styles and prices.
RQGKAWAYSs a variety of l, 2 and 8 seats,
CARRIAGES, variety of 2 and 8 seats.
JENNY LINDS.
CARRIAGES. Eve patterns slide seats.
SULkIES.
BAR0UCHES,
G5GGIE a large variety, consisting Of
DROP FRONT.
DEMOCRATIC WAGONS.
KNOW N0THINGS,
GAZELLE,
I
BOX
l and 2 seats. tops standing and
Also. LUMBER WAGONS, best article, for one
and two horses. Ny present facilities enable me
I9Inlsn 70 order any style Ofwheeled vehicle. on
hing in my line of business. are requested 10 call
and see for themselves,
Especial attention to Custom Work and Repair
ING. Painting and Trimming done on short notice,
ALL YORK WARRANTED.
Warren, April Is. 1856. H C. BEELDN.
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The Value of Pure Wine In
sickness

Few persons are aware of the benefit Of wine in
sickness, consequently we publish the following
extract from Hooper's Medical Dictionary =
The chief difficulty with reliable wines has been
their scarcity and exorbitant price. but this has
been removed BY the Introduction of a pure ma
tive wine, extensively cultivated by Mr.. A. Speer
of New Jersey. We understand he has unlimited
his wine to the test OF many of our celebrated
physicians, and all oncur in its purity, medical
properties, and superiority to the best Port wine.
Most Of them prescribe it in cases Of debility. af-
fections Of the kidneys, end chrUnic complaints,
IE1dmineT.
Druggists sell it. Anderson i Rupp have it.
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July Is, lS66-6w.
EGAL NOTICE.

is unknown, will take notice, that lanes S. Tracy,
on the 10th day of July "A. D., 1866, filed his
petition against said Malcon. in the Court Of
Common Pleas of Trumbul county Ohio, the OBJ
ject of which petition is to recover the sum of $157
and interest from LIST of Sept. 1855, which sum said
Tracy AYERS IS due him from said Maleom, upon an
account for board, lodging &c. of said Maleom's
family, and for care, attention and nursing Of his
wife during her last sickness. Said Malcom is fur
ther nonhed ma SAID Tracy by, his atndayit filed
to issue in said case. The prayer of said petition
Is for judgment for said sum- interest and costs.
Said Malcom will answer or dem1rr on or before
the 9th Saturday after the 18th day of July 1866, or
be on default.
HUTCHINS & FORREST,
July Is, 1866. Att'ys for Tracy.
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An EfectuaI Worm Medicine.
DROWNE'S YERMIFUGE COM.

IL FITS. or Worm Lozenges. Much sickness,
undoubtedly, with children and adults, attribu-
ted to other causes, is oceasiOned by worms. The
troying worms, can do no possible injury to the
most delicate child: This valuable combination
has been, successfully used BY physicians, and
found TO be safe and sure in eradicating worms.
so hurtful to children,
Children having Worms require immedi-
ate attention, as neglect of the trouble often eaus-
es prolonged sickness.
Symptoms of -Orms in Children are
often overlooked. Worms in the stomach and
bowels cause Irritation, which can be removed
only by the use of a sure remedy. The cOmbina-
ton of ingredients used in making BrOtcR's Yer
mJuge Co4utsnn is such as to give the best possible
CURTIS & BROWN. Proprietors. New York
Sold by all Dealers in Medicines, at 3 cts. a box.
May so, 1S66-1y.
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We have mado arrangements to furnish travel
er's tickets to all who want them for any time from
one day to one year. Our tickets are the best. be-
cause they cover all sorts of accidents. at home or
abroad, in public conveyance or otherwise. Twen-
ty-Five cents a day will secure you Fire Thousand
Dollars, or Twenty-Five Dollars a week. Also we
are issuing General Accident Policies on the old
plan. Everybody should have one. Patronize
the Columbus" for general accident policies ;
and the Hartford for tickets. We represent both.
Aug s 1S66-2w T. ]. McLAIN & SON.
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western Reserve Chronicle
Town and County.


Economy.
One great source of profit is economy
Buy your goods of Reed s. Adams, and save
| money and time thereby. People are re-
Equested to bear in mind the motto of their
house, 'snever to be undersold-"
They are making daily additions to their
stock. in order TO meet the wants of their
customers. Their advertisements will at
fract attention,
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE

n
IA In pursuance of an order of the Probate
Court of Trumbuu County, Ohio, I shall offer at
public sale on the premises, on
Thursday, the S0th day of August, 1886,
between l and o'clock p. m, the following real
estate, situate in Hubbard township, Trumbull
county. Ohio. First tract known as part of lot As.
beginning in the centre of the north and south
center road. at the south line, Of the Hubbard
branch Of the G.. & NJ. Rail Road. thence westerly
along said r. R.. IS and nine on~e-hundredths rods:
thence south q rods thence sasterly parallel with
north line 80 and nine o~ne-hundredths rods, to
the center Of said high way; thence north to the
place Of beginning, containing five acres. Second
tract known as part of lot So. and beginning in
the center Of the highway aforesaid at the south
east corner of Sarah NJ. and Isabella Stewards
land, thence west Is rods; thence south about 10
rods, to north line Of said r. R.; thence easterly
along said north line, about 10 rods to the center
of said highway; thence north. to the place of
beginning; containing three quarters of an acre
of land, more or less. First tract appraised at $3.50.
Second at $500. Terms.-0Re- third in hand, the
balance in two equal annual Rsymsnts. with in
terest. HUGH LOVE-.
Admir- OF Levi Williams, decd.
GEo. f. Brown. Atty fer Petitioner.
August ], lS5o-4W.
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TO CONSUMPTIVES.

The advertiser. having been restored to health
in a few weeks by a very simple remedy, after hav-
ms suffered for several years with a severe lung af-
lection, and that dread disease, Consumption-is
anxious to make known to his fellow-suferers the
means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy of the
prescription used Gree Of CHARGE, with the direc-
tons for preparing and using the same, which they
Coughs. Colds and all Throat and Lung Affections.
The only object of the subscriber in sending the
Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and spread
information which he coLceives to be invaluable,
and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as
it will cost them nothing. and may prove a bles-
sing.
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, by return
mail, Will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Feb Il 1866 1yrs
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And as aproof Of this two worlds have been con-
last few days, still men go about the streets open
ly declaring sit is all q humbug," and got DIP
purpose to raise the wind Fortunately no such
doubts exist in regard to the success of RICH, who
still holds forth at the sign, r~evolring pyramid, "
No. is, Market Street, Warren, o. Go and exam
inc his Card Pictures of Infants, and you will not
be long in deciding 1ghere to go for such work. His
large I0ork defes competition. RICE-Artist.
AuO & IF
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IL james MeLain vs. Mary MeLain, of Trum-
bull County, and Charles McLain, Sarah McLain,
and Mary Nolan, of Allegheny County, Pa
Said defendants will takenotiee, that on the 18th
day of July, 1866 the said James McLain, filed his
petition against them, in the Court of Common
Pleas. for Trumbun County. Ohio. alleging that
Charles MeLain, late of said Trumbun County,
deceased. died seized in fee simple Of fit teen acres
of land and appurtenanees. situate In Bazetta
Trumbun County. Ohio, known as part
of lot No. l9. of said Wnship and bounded as
follows: Beginning at the 5. w. corner Of said lot
19; thence n. on lot line, TO the south line Of land
of Charles Oliver; thence E. on said divers line.
so far that a line running parallel witt first line,
will contain fifteen acres Of land-that plaintiff,
and the first named defendants are own children
of said Charles MoLain, and that the three other
defendants are grand children of said Charles. and
children of one Prussia K. MeLain, deceased; that
said Prussia K. McLain. in his life time, and in the
life time Of his said father, was advanced BY his
said father, his full share Of his fathers property,
and praying that said advancement be adjudicated
and that partition be made of said premises.
as law and equity requires. Said cause will be for
hearing at the September Term, 1866, Of said Court.
HUTCHINS 4 FORREST.
July Is, 66-6W. Attorneys for pltf.
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Agency of the Northwestern
Mutual Life Insurance Co.

BAZKFTA. O.. July g, 1856.
I. E. BATES. Act. Columbus. o.-Dear Sir
Permit me to tender you and the officers of the
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company,
my heartfelt ID for the promptness with which
the sum of f$1. 500 Fifteen Hundred Dollars was
paid TO me by said Company, the sum being the
full amount of a policy Of Insurance issued last
n ovember on the life of my late husband. / shall
ever revere and oommend the prudence Of my de-
parted companion by which I still realize the
Aus. Is. i. MARY ]. sTRUBLE.
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A young lady who may desire to learn to
make Hair Jewelry, can obtain a situation
with the subscriber. Good recommendations
required. Call at room 3S, Gaskin House,
Warren, Ohio. Miss S. E. GORDON.
August 1st. 1866. If.
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Brooks and Potter

Are still making Photos equal to any made in
the State, and their ink pictures are acknowl-
edged by good judges to be ahead of any
made in these parts. We pay special atten-
ton to our copied work, and feel confident
we can please all who may favor US with
their patronage. Give US a trial.
fully I8, 1866. If.
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See a Woman
In another column picking Samburg
Grapes for Speer's Wine. 1t is an admir-
able article used in hospitals and by the
first class families in Paris, London and
New York in preference to old port wine.
1t is well worth a trial, and gives great
satisfaction. March % 6m
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CHERRIES SALE.

~ In Trumbuu Common Pleas, VIM. II. HAYS
VS. Executors of David Morris. By virtue of an ex-
ecution issued out Of said Court, and to me direct
ed and delivered in the above named case, L have
levied upon, and shall expose to public sale, at the
Court House IN Warren. IN said County of Trum-
bull, and State Of Ohio,
On Saturday, b 18th day of August,
A. d. 1866, and between the hours of one Cd and
four ~ O'Clock, p. NJ of said day, the following
described Real Estate, to wit Part Of lot No. one
o. in the Township of Meathers6eld, in the Coun-
ty Of Trumbun. and State of Ohio, bounded as
follows: commencing at the S. E. corner of VIII
liam Heads land, thence north 46Z e.. i've chains
and sivty-hve links 800 to apost; thence N. I1l
W.. four 81 chains and twenty links to a post fence;
post: thence S. 542 E, to the place Of beginning,
containing two acres and thirty-seyen rods Of
land. Appraised at s.. Terms cash.
SETH N. LAIRD. Sheriff.
sherif's Office. Warren, o., July Is. 1866. SIN,