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StierllVs S:U?. OTATE ÜF MICHIGAN, COUNTY O oí Washtenaw, ss. James li. Field, Edward 1'. Thajer and Lmery H. Mouroe vs. traukliu li. Unen By' vlrtue of a writ of exeoution iwued out of and under the iesl of the Circuit Uourt lor the couuly o( W 'ashlemiw, to me üileclcd and du.lvev. d, I did on the eleventh dy of August, A. D., 18"9, I-w u pon the followtag JeMribed real estáte, Innds and piemlses, to wit: All tht certoin piece or parcel ol land iltuate and bcnntr in the tuwnship of Pittsfield.in thecounty of WiihteBw and state of Jliciii ■ah. kunwn and deMribed as tne northeaut ouarter uf e;-tion aumber 14 in sald townsliiji, bcing liara three soutli of range six east. Ata the followlDg described pared oí land in suid towns'iii) lo wit: Begiuuiuj on the southeait corner of Uie ivest lmlf of tlie southeait quurter o( nection mimberll running thence north to the north line ol !ld west half of the said southeast quarter, thenoe -wast on the said north Hoe o far tiuit by rminiiifi a Une soutli parallel with the eat line of ,ald west half toa road on the south line of sid touthuast quarter, and thence to the placo of beginning on said road. the whoie will endose twenty acres oi Land xcepting and raterrlpg from the last doscription the rljnt of way heretoiore granted the Detroit Hillsdale and Indiana Railroad Company, no long as the saine is used by the company pursiiant to said Krant, being lees than one acre ol land. Al-o the following descrlbed land in said townslup, to wit : Beginning at the soutuwest corner of the Baat hall ol the taid southeast quarter; thei.ee north ou divibion liue of said soutbeast quarter sixty rods; theuee eastpantUel wiLh the isouth lino naid southoast quarter íorty roda thence south ■I with said división line sixty rods to the line of said section ; thence west ou suid south line ioity codito the place of begjnning.co - tainin" Ufteeu acres more or les. VVhich aaid lam ■ and premibesiorso mueh thereof as shall be necessaiy lo atiaiy the aniount due on suid execuuuu) 1 shall sell at public auetion to the highest bidder at tha north door ol the Couit iiouse in the city of An Arbor in said couuty Cih.it heing the place of holding Üie circuit courtin the eounty where the premiáis are situatedj on the Tweuly-third day of K-imiary, A. D. 1831), at two o'clock m the alternoon ot tiiat day. - - Dated, January 9th, A.D. Í8S0. JOijlAH S. CASE, Sheriff. ,T. II. LïON, Att'y for Plaintiffa, Three Rivcrs, Mich. GET YOUfi PHOPEETY INSITBED BY C. H. KILLEN, Insurance Agent No. 4 South Main Street, ANN ABBOR. - JVIICH. tquiuteroi a centuiy ago. liupreseuting the killowiag first clasa copinanies: ome Iusurance Co. of N. Y., Assets over ?8,000,000 outiueutal Ina. Co. of N. Y., AssetB OTer S3,0C0,O0O lagara Fre Ins. Co., N. Y., Asset 1,442.400 irard of Pa., Assets over $1,000,000 ricnt of Hartford, Assets 8700,000 ommercial Union of London, Asscls J3,0flD,0M Rates low. Losscs liberally adjusted aud ïromptly paid. C. H. MILLEIÏ. Report of the Condition OF THE Ann Arlbor Savings Bank AT ANN ABBOU, MICHIGAN, At the close of business, Morday, Jnnuary S, A. D. 1880, mr.de in aecordanoe wlth sectious IS, 19audG7 of the General Banking Law as anieiided in 1871. RESOURCES. Loanaand discounts, $182,873.38 Bonds and Montages, 6,761.1)3 '. S. 4 per cent bouds and premium, 12,849.50 )verdrafts, " 'urniture and fixtures, 3.9J0.85 Bills n transit, 2,425.71 Juc fi-om National and State Banks, S6,U31.4I Casli on lmnd, viz. : - Nickels and peunies, $ ñO.OO Silvtrooin, 2,0-24.fi6 Uoldcoin, 1,323.00 Ltgul leuder and bank note, 44,002.00 47,459.66 Total, 432,553.68 MABILITIKS. Capital stock. 850,000.00 Individed profita, 8.740.J0 Unpaid divideuds, ' Due depositors, 873,734.8 Tutal, 132,553.68 Idosolemnly swear tliat the above statement is rue, to the beet of my knowk'dsc and belief. CHAS. E. HISCOCK, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me tbis 6th day of January, 1880. KMANUEL MANN, Notary Public. TTILL'S OPEEA HOUSE. star o:me might o:siv -wt Tuosday, Jasa. 13th.! THE EVENT Of THE YEAE. First and only appcarance of the Greatest Female Represeutative of öhakespeareiau oharacten, NEILSON The Fiivorite of Two Contineuts, supported by MR. EDWAKD C0MPT0N Of the Theater Royal and Adelphi, London, and her own Bplendid Compauy, in Shakcüpeare's TV7SIiFTS 27IGHT Priceil.OO to all parta of the houee. Reaerved Beats without extra chnnre. üallery 50 Cent. Sale of SealB wlll commence at Wattu's Juweliy Store on Thursday, Jan. 8th. JEWELRY. JACOB HALLER &. SON, WATGHËS, s CLOGKS, Jewelry, Spcctacles, PLATED WARE AND GOLD PENS, 24 South Main Street, .A-USTUST AEBOE, nyCICIT Special attention given to rcpairing watche clocks, and jewelir. _______ 1TOTICE. TIip Annual Meelïni of the AVastitenaw Mutua Fire Insurance t'ompany will be held at the ("om Houho in ttie city of Ann Arbor on Wednesdaj Januory L4, 1880, at 10 o'clock a. m., fortbe electio of o lucera, and the transaotion of such other bu.s: ness as may propeily come before tlie meeting. A general atteiida'ceis desired. Dated, Anu Arbor, Dcc. lïO, 1870. 2w-l N. SHELDON, Secretan'. I8SO. Harper'sYoungPeople U.I.ISTRATEI. 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Said books are so far adtanced that the Kegister can lurnish on shoit uotice a Perfect Statement as to tlie Title of any parcel of and in Washtenaw County aa 8howo by the original recdsiANLY_ pROPOSALS FOR WOOD. Scalod pioposala for 150 corda of wood, fonr fet Ion?, (,'ood green, body, or strniüht hlckOTV, maple, and eecond growth npland oak. in quantitu- not lcsstluin ten oord, will be reoeived by il' undcrsixned forthirteen daya, f rom the lst to the Idilio' Januar; 1880, inoluie, op to 6 o'clook p. H. lne wood tb ba dclivpivd in Uie n.'M 60 dnys alter HTrardlnï the contract, at the diBereni BchoolhouBea inthis.-ity, n sudi qoauttties as dii-pcted. The rightof rejcciiniany or all offcrsis reiervea. Ann Arbor, 29th December, 1879. Treasurer of School District No. 1 of the city of Ann Arbor. I88O. Harp er ?s Bazar. This popular periodical is pre-eminently a journal for the household. 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