Huron Reflector from Norwalk, Ohio • Page 4

vwr Tviuiiurora -'SB," aod ywtewfry related Taylor. in lh two living of Damon and Pythias, so sin- A'lJST OF LANDS AND TOWN LOTS, Within the County of Huron, and State of Ohio, returned delinquent by the Treasurer of said County (except such as have been paid into the State.TreaVury, and certified to the County Auditor, by the Auditor of State; and except also such as have been paid into the County Treasury, prior to this date,) for the Taxes of 1845, with the interest and penalty of twenty-five per centum thereon, including the Taxes for the year 1846. No. and Names! of Townships, Lands and Houses. Owner's Names.

I Location eeW were their friendships, so mutually were their attachments were Mtoor'ba lumber in the neighborhood oT Sewell's (the sutler's) TBey" had" given strong proofs, during thelday of their abhorrence of the water of the Rio Grande in its primitive aute, by mixing it with a liberal component of Sewell's brandy, wfiich, as Burns says, made them "unco lippy." They sat there, for a considerable-time, and talked of "old times" and new times of times past, present, and to comer-rofthe indomitable courage and invincible power of the United Stales volunteers, and of the cowardly, craven Mexicans. Indeed, from mood they, were in, "they could," as they expressed it, "walk iuto Ampudia, and his whole pusillanimous hosi!" One of them had had occasion withdraw fora few minutes, and after making in advance due apology for his temporary absence, he assured his friend that but little time would elapse before he would rejoin him. Not returning, however, es soon as his friend thought he should, the latter "put out," too. Hewho firstleft, azigzag'coutse, returned but instead of going up to where himself and friend had been sitting, be approached to where a vicious Mexican mule was ballered. "Come, Bill," said he, laying his hand on the hind quarter of the mule, "let us go to our tent." "Wee-ee-ee," cried the mule, letting fly bis left hind leg at him, striking hirn in the abdomen, and sending him on the broad of his back in among the chappar- ral.

After recovering, be picked himself np, and advancing again towards the mule, said "Look ere, Bill, this is shabby conduct I wouldn't treat a Mexican alone an old comrade. If you liave any spite against me, just say so, and I'm your man but don't a fellow that way, i the end of your musket, in the dark. I tell you, I felt that last kick just as if a dragoon's horse bad kicked me. Come, now, no more of that let us sliake hands;" and again lie went up within kicking distance of the "Wee-ee-i-ee," growled the tnulc.i and again be gave the intruder a kick, which laid him flat on the ground. "Murder murder he cried, "I'm shot I'm stabbed he has run his bayonet through me he has broken my head with the butt end of his musket -I'm killed; Guard! Rounds! a Rounds Attracted by the noise, a crowd instantly gathered round, lights were brought, and the Great Kicked was picked up out of the chaparral.

Two of his ribs only were found to be broken, and his friend and comrade, Bill, was the first to render him assistance. Of course, although he could not at the time be made to believe it, it was at once seen that his enemy in disguise was the peevish mule, and not his friend and comrade-soldier, Bill. N. O. Delia.

New London, Ak right No. 1. Clarksfield, No. 2. Wakeman, No.

3. Greenwich, No. 1. Fitchville, No. 5.

A Yanlee Hartford Times reminds us of a device of a gentleman in a neighboring town last fall to fill his cellar with first rate potatoes at a very low price. It will be recol lected that potatoes generally were no of the best quality, and the price wa high. The gentleman gave notice tha ha had a particular desire to get a speci men of the best potatoes raised that sea and accordingly offered three do' lars for the best peck that should be emp tied into his cellar--he being the judge The potatoes came pouring in, peck a ter peck--those farmers who had differ cnt sorts bringing a peck of each, an of the very best of the lot The gen tleman soon found that he had a cella fall of the first rate potatoes, hen shut his doors, and paid S3 to the far mer who left the best peck, according! hisjudgment. He had potatoes to sell in the spring. -lartland, No.

6. Townsend, No. 7. Fan-field, No. 8.

Remedy for Sprains. Accidents of this sort are not unfrequent, and perhaps none are more liable to them than the laboring classes of people. They bap- pen most generally in tbe joints of either the upper or lower limbs, accompanied much pain and swelling, and inability to the limb. Tbe remedy is simple, and within the reach of every one. Cloths wet freely in a strong and cold solution of salt and water, applied and persevered in, generally effect a epeedy cure.

If necessary to- make a shift, when the part is very painful, apply the leaves of garden wormwood, wet in spirits. Should the part injured remain weak, as ft sometimes ofoes in severe sprains, a safe remedy is to pump or cold water freely for a few mornings. Prairie Farmer. pure for Ague and Fever. Tbe following is said to be an efficacious reroe- for the ague and fever "Take one pint of sweet milk and ooe large table spoonful of ground ginger, mixed thoroughly, and heatedover the warm as it be drank, when the chill comes on or commences.

Re- the 'dose once or twice, if necessa- -jiy, End cure will be effected." Bronson, No. 9 Norwalk, No. 10. A Cindonati JEdiior says-- A spectator whirbwysllwply of the pKodocers remarked that the Jie looked for, when he went into a -man's bcwaejo purchase, was a If he saw none, iie was sure good bargain. Baker Timothy Baker J.

W. same Dowley George W. Denham William Lee William F. Lane Latimer Pixley Betsey Parker William W. Post Isaiah Russell Isabel Underbill David Barkdall Thomas Barret Zelotus Baldwin Jonathan Cunningham Hirarn W.

same Daniels Natban R. Hoyt Laura same Hoyt Comfort, heirs of Lawton Isaac Malory Patrick Powers John same Pool Asa Pierce B. M. Patchin Daily Miner same Rounds Isaiali "Saxton liorace A R. Company Wheeler Asa Crawford Alexander Haskius James B.

Sherman a a G. Wilbor B. Baker Timothy same Fancher Thaddeus Lyon Heniy Lougyeai Benjamin same Mills Isaac Mead same Pierce Varncy same same Baker Timothy Chase Lewis Horsneck Mead Varney P. Moe Husted same Palmer Samuel A i i a Douglass Nancy same same same same same Dexter S. NexUon ICimball Moses a Stepnen Mercer Archibald Miller John Odell Arrmsa Studwell William SmuVi Crosby J.

M. French Joseph Johnson Haynes Jr. Lovel Mary Slarvin Legrand Phillips Spencer Sturgcs S. B. Starr Smith Trumbull Mary Benjamin Andrews Harvy G.

Barker Joseph Bush Isaac Davis William Hall Franklin Hinkley Horace Hopkins Charles L. Husted William C. Laubenheimer Frederick same Mesnard i i same Phelps Oliver Lester Patchin Daily Miner Sparrow Samuel same Savage Elisha same White David same same Beals Thomas Decker Frederick Gardiner John McGee Ebenezer Rogers Smith Stevenson Palmer Adams John Allen Harvey Benedict Jonas B. Benedict David M. Comstock Philo Crosbv J.

M. M. same Huyck John T. Hamilton Daniel same same Hoyt Agur, Estate of Jacobs Asa, Estate of Jennings Samuel same same KLennan Jairus Latham Nelson Latham Edridge Laiimer Peter Lockwood Henry Lockwood R. G.

same Lockwood Stephen Lathrop Penewell Samuel Sweetland Lucy Stewart Martha No. of Lot, Ac. I Descriptive Remarks. lorg.qiiNo of I Val.tA'mt Tax Iset Dols-i D.j C.jM. Nor awlOStmw or Honses.

Owner's Names. Location.) of Lot, c. Descriptive Remarks. loig.qf Iset off No.of AcresjPoLs. P.jC.lM'.

Norwa5k, continued. part 21 n. w. 50 acres center n. south northwest cor.

of n. e. 28 ac's northwest cor. of south 56 ac's center pt. n.

s. ex't 5 ac's n. w. cor. northeast part on south line east part east end s.

east pt. ex't 10 ac's s. e. pt. northwest corner southwest part south pt.

of n. w. 42 acres southwest part south half north pt. ex't 3 ac's n. w.

cor. northwest cor. of east 99 ac's northwest cor. of west 7 ac's n. west cor.

of 27 ac's s. e.pt. center north soutli north part south part. In common w. pt.

ex't 3 ac's n. w. cor, south west corner center north south center west of road north part part east part outheast part 7 center east road ex'l ac. n. w.

cor. on east hne 40 rods from s. e. cor. east part n.

c. part except 12J acres n. e. part on east line north of center noitheast corner north part w. cor of 53 acres southeast part w.

cor. oi'w. pt. V. Pierce ex't 8 ac's east side northwest cor.

south a i In common south half J. Green H. G. Mead J. Peck B.

Knapp Jabez Mead do do 214 1447 3 24 454 62 61 50 30 20 40 17 I S3 97 5 5 60 814 56i 3" 20 44 6 50 58 51 02 4 50-160 164 9 50 3 1 w.pt.lSac.n.w. cr.E.Hust'd ex't 8 ac's n.w. cor. P. Mead ex't 19 ac's w.cor.

do southeast part S. B. Lewis In common common lortbeast part P. Mead southwest part A. Mead southwest corner do whole ex't 29J 118 35 143 317 1110 297 77 511 171 114 5 14 36 504 624 101 7 51 163 4 hole ex't ac's n.

w. cor. ac's n. w. cor.

ac's w. cor. ac's n. w. cor.

ac's n. w. cor. ac's n. w.

cor. W. Knapp Cliarles Bulkley R. Douglass do do do. do do.

whole In common south part east part east part center e. w. S. Newton Dexter 24 J. Short A.

Mercer Chs. Bulkley A. Mercer A. Nowland aoulh part 33. Ledyard north pait south pat north half center east west In common In common In common common north fc east part north part In common east side ex't 5 ac's n.

e. cor. southwest part A corner east half Kinsman north west cor. D.Allen In common east pait In common In common northeast cor. D.

Allen i northwest part iln common In common In common In common Allen ex't ac's w. cor, do east part west side southwest corner except 12 acres n. w. cor. I.

Bronson n. w. cor. ex't 74 ac's n.w. cor.

s. e. pt. In com. Geo.

Rice Sub. No. 2 east half east part, junction of roads 163 50 120 1404 1494 798 798 798 798 798 798 1285 485 2452 1494 2452 1487 340 25 21 7 25 84 S3 754 SO 112 22 10 54 50 32 1024 50 50 514 30 47 54 15 13 70 62 100 20 10 4 745 105 hole part whole Fitch S. Lcckwood east part S. Lockwood do I.

Marshall T. Comstock do do A. Hoyt west part parts of eacb weedy Co east end west half northeast cor. west part except 35 acres cast part whole In common Tweedy Co. whole do 55 ex't 10 ac's cor.

17 ac's n.e. cor. do northwest cor. of s. west pt.

part on east line whole 50ex't34 ac's northwest cor. T. Comstock In common pt. road strip S. Lockwood 25 whole do ex't 34 ac's- n.vr.

cor. S. Petit common T. Comstock west end A Hoyt est end Jesse Benedict 2119 1004 150 1253 1356 1253 1253 686 686 686 480 1356 1356 1356 6S6 1679 1124 ll 1 81 7 5 14 30 304 31 22 1044 103" 3SJ 3 14 127 100 174 7 I 61 4 150 4 74 4 3 52 1 14 674 47 34 20 10 104 624 6 3 14 120 2 18 10 8 150 177 2 145 166 114 66 152 48 4 242 348 16 10 20 216 292 153 10 56 120 20 170 169 110 138 24 2 78 58 220 188 10 4 60 31 12 36 90! 128 185 256 102 24 160 104 8 32 90 13 55 94 128 320 374 204 186 176 214 256 50 29 134 114 90 254 9S 158 13 162 126 162 184 50 44 234 260 316 7 3C 356 5 07 53 29 24 45 25 4'30 492 3.38 1J96 450 1J42 612 6J63 953 120 25 55 5'92 800 419 27 153! 3'29 55 466 463 301 91 05 45 New Haven, No. 11.

Greenfield, No. 12. 24 592 27 15 25 06 65 79 4 0 0 7J38 802 26 00 70 97 29 10 58 37 ..58 2 7 0 585 98 82 80 S3 134 1J89 25 72 84 Peru, No. 13. 94 729 4S7 25 99 SS 1 6J70 688 207 7,21 972 9i 13 2:00 100 44 6 1 9 7 0 0 0 2 0 7 0 4 5 9 0 3 4 3 0 7 8 2 5 4 0 2 7 5 2 3 2 5 5 2 7 2 0 2 4 5 5 5 5 3 0 0 6 Ridgefield, No.

14. Sherman, No. 15. Lyme, No. 16.

11 80 6S6 4SOJ 347 222 2 Ib 50' 96J 3'Sl 1090 1171 10 10 625 92 75 50 39 i 100 70 334 290 106 40 398 391 61 25 2 192 6S 760 12 230 294 14 206 4 64 318 298 9 12 241! 96 09 22 11 67 1251 194 79 06 2519 43 65 1070J 37 51 750 2'33 11'57 1084 246 895 76 3'06 58; 220 5S 1 2 20 362 13 75 36 1,40 51 12 7 13 954. 4 5 100 14 20 S66 384 42 6 66 374 18 24 506 32 2 0 0 60 0 Ripley, No. 17. 73 89J SO 26 40 24 23 21 84 87 75 i i i Norwich, No. IS.

Richmond, No. 19. O. Sanders JEsther same same same same same (JnderhiHl Isaac same Watrous Robert Boalt Charles L. Cook John, Peter Jacob Lockwood R.

G. McDonough Robert same same Porter James Eliza Porter Horace same Parker William F. Vredenburgh E. Ashley James Cargill'David, Estate of same same same same same Cole Amanda Lewis Barber Niles Barak same Washbnrn Benj. liens of Beardsley John Bnggs Electa Cogswell Benjamin Cole David Edwards Alanson Edwards Thaddeus Hopkins Lewis R.

Humphrey Deems Johnson Hannah Kennan Jaitus Porter James same Stevenson Philo Smith Isaac Tatman Margarelt Willson Asa P. Boos Frederick Edwards Joseph Marsh Oliver Saltzgebei Samuel Tilden Daniel Vroman Henry Venus Sebastian Bracket Thomas Kellogg Enos Maitba Raymond Alanson same same Raymond George Raymond J. W. Raymond Richard O. same Shute E.

G. Seymour James Sanders Esther L. same Smith Amy G. Baker Hiram Benson A. G.

A. W. Chapman Amsden Crull John Campbell John K. Carnck Adam Houlton Francis ICmney Joseph J. VIoore John McCurdy II.

L. McCurdy Richard Morey Robert Mitchell Mathew H. Packwood Sam'l Allen Raymond William Stults Ralph John Sparrow Samuel Vroman J. S. M.

Willett Peter Williams Daniel same same Joorman Isaac 3oorman John same urras Reuben 3radley Leverctt same roomback Daniel same ennet Thomas B. Buckingham G. T. 3are John alhoun Natban Doyle William David Pnscilla 3opkins Charles L. fFi ey David Stephen Dsborn Cbarles T.

same iussell Jason C. Sheldon Hyson Seaman Ezra C. same same Smith Henry Selover Elizabeth Sturges J. Sturges T. B.

Sludges Lew is B. Sturges H. A. C. same same same same same Tongue John West George H.

Wickbam Frederick Wyble Anthony Worcester Samuel T. same Wbitbeck John Aber Sidney- Curtis Levi Douglass Jonathan Fish William L. McEwin T. C. Woodruff Abram F.

Anderson Joseph Boalt Charles L. Cannon Croft Knox Grraham James Lockwood R. G. George 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 23 3 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23! 23J 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 '24 '24 '24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 24 21 24 24 ,4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2i S. Lock wood do do do do do Tweedy Co.

do T. Benedict 95 part 5 whole whole 13 whole 14 whole 26 whole 27 whole 50 whole 55 northwest cor. 12 east part In common 161 north part In common 158 northwest corner 159 northwest cor. of s. 80 acres 161 northwest corner except 34 acres n.

w. cor. J.E.Porter 91 southwest part 91 on east line In common ex'l 62 acres u. w.cor. part west part s.

w. pt. s. e. pt of 12 ac's 679 679 1679 679 1679 1356 1356 1457 east of west of west of east side R.

Vredenburgb 24 24 24 24 21 24 24 24 24 22 22 22 2 22 22 22; 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 22 24 24 24l 24J 24; 24 24 24 24; 24 24 1 3 11 13 14 23 24 41 10 5 1 19 7 2 6 2 3 6 5 6 7 14ex't27ac's 22 IS south pt river ex't 1J ac's n. w. cor. river ex't ac's n. w.

cor. river ex't ac's n. w. cor. x't 1 acre northwest cor.

art of east 30 acres rest part ast part orth part ndivided half of n.w. 4 ac's orthwest corner hole A. Edwards ast part do x't ac's s. pt. T.

Parker n. w. cor. 5 6 1 13 16 10 9 13 1 20 12 20 24 25 2 25 25 25 2 23 1 24 15 IS 26 29 14 2 26 1 8 25 ex't 5 ac's feast 31 ac's lofthwest cor. lorthwest cor.

lOrth part vest part n. w. cor. center e. w.

southeast corner s. e. par n. e. cor east par center pt n.

w. cor west pt In com n. w. cor n. pt.

ex east par vest part hole vhole ortliwest corner A. ax' 75 7o Edwards do do do E. T. Troop do I J. Porter C.

I. Burnett A a W. Weed do 24 46 30 23 16 19 10 10 534 2 20 4 6 8 41 214 10 53 13 27 36 500 500 69 500 500 500 500 1695 1695 1701 1513 1701 500 1510 1540 SSJ 5 51 40 50 2 1 32 25 21ex't20ac 3 31 13 11 18 8 D. e. cor.

west part 26 27 28 29 36 37 13 23 37 13 14 29 17 39 24 30 13 30 40 41 7 21 23 24 37 10 21 36 36 29 23 29 30 36 37 41 1 31 29 13 30 37 32 33 16 37 south half 38 20 19 e. pt. ex' ex't 364 acres southeast part and southeast cor. of 14 of w. half ex't 6 ac's n.w.

cor Dart i. w. cor. acre w. cor.

s. e. pt. of 14 Merwin tract west part In common ex't 18 ac's northwest cor. com.

ex't 55 ac's n. w. cor. com. ox.

town a. north part n. w. cor. ex't ac' n.w.cor.

northwest corner n.w. cor. ex't 19 ac's n. w. cor.

ofs. pt.ex't 4ac. n. w. cor.

ex't 10 ac's northwest cor. southwest part whole southwest corner southwest corner part whole 10 ac's n.w. cor. whole south half whole south of road ex't 35 ac's c. pt.

whole n. cor. part J. Beatty s. pt.

7 n.w. cor. A. Stull north part center on south line east part of west half southwest part northwest corner whole whole L. McCurdy ex't 9 cor.

G.Williams north half whole whole northwest cor. ex't acres Tax sale do do do do do do do do 1110 595 57; 1122 952 57 56 30 5 1 60 81 6 25 34 23 344 100 31 1 74 75 2 50 13 514 93" '6 122J 234, 152 116 96j 232 2 320 30 14 24 42 40 116 52 10 34 4 100 274 164 404 534 38 2C 164 164 204 4 100 94 54 17 218 94 16 125 463 4 4 0 364 63 90 SJ44 09 336 145 67 15 02 31 30 03 44J 41 lie! 3'13 S'58 5,18 1266 16'73 1 18 63 520 5il3 639 75 13 361 2J77: 525 7JS6 8 44 152 34 165 4 10 101 22 39 614 30 573 24 79 120 40 30 1 68 45 whole I. Mills whole do pai of James Bennett 245 Tax sale west half south half ex't 4 ac's n. cor. common south and east pait Tax sale jx't ac's n.w.

cor. D. fax sale west pait south part noith half s. w. pt.

ex't 25 ac's s.w. cor. Tax sale do do do do north pt. ex't ac's n.w. cor on west line Tax sale do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do except 20 acies west side whole Tax sale southwest corner Tax sale do do n.

w. cor, of west 50 acres whole west half ex. 7 ac.n.w. cor. J.

Douglass 200 on west line south of road whole F. Kinsman ,1722 15 ac.onn.lmeiin.w.c.FK 1722 '116 23 611 101 101 81 1 4 2 34 30J 111" 111 245 4 811 434 30 w. cor. pt. of Est'r Jt.

John last half Z. Wildman -ft- I 258 east part Cannon, CroftK.noxi 93 s. pt. ex't 8J ac's s.w. cor.

pt. Est.St. John 110 ex't 24 ac's D.W. cor. C.O.H.Middlebr'k 105 ex't 40 w.

cor. R- G. Lockwood 182 on 3d 684 222 28 90 10 78 158 150 12S 6 30 130 10 104 26 110 ISO 134 16 34 6 20 8 300 78 326 2 40 8 428 76 86 138 88 130 130 264 490 134 98 6 238 150 460 78 138 22 22 2 1 2 6 76 82 254 294 jll! 106 20,20 801 82 324 129! 2'30 14 74 4 6 4 23 123 13 14 20 90 39 76 21 41 22 57 58 21 72 37 01 33 48 07 13 845 2 4 4 225 '61 30 i 67' 13 4 23 11 48 80 5 50 1 3 2J 73 96 12 10 24 100 93 3 100 1551 93 81 142 25 45 04 78 76 J23 671 4J83 1599 20 -I 6 1 595 595 S3' 09 OS 28 3 6 4 9J51 1101 6763729 2 200 100 SO 72 10 57 26 128 130 198 100 14 4 C) 104 4 40 32 4 6 2 166 220 28 26 20 66 6 22S 139 176 124 208 6 326 9 42, 9 96, 3 186, 8 32614 2 2 3 7 7 5 2 6 4 5 0 9 5 8 5 3 7 2 7 9 0 7 6 1 0 5 5 5 0 0 5 0 0 0 5 5 5 5 9 9 9 4 5 0 1 0 5 2. 9 7 9 5 4 0 2 3 3 0 7 0 9 5 0 5 0 5 3 0 0 0 5 4 5 5 5 0 0 0 0 6 1 3 391 5 08 49 16 384 345 48 272 124 1045 9,76 950 4 4 0 167 16 09 389 15 192 153 24 09 24 09 19 24 14 6,21 824 15 07 96 16 36 94 537 84 76 95 60 03 26 60 13 24 6 1 1 0 0 0 6 0 9 8 1 5 9 0 2 7 6 6 6 0 6 8 8 6 2 8 a 0 9 8 0 4 5 a i 4 4 1 0 0 5 a a 5.