THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS TO EXCHANGE
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 SI0 NHE following Wild Lands in IL the Connecticut Western Re tlY% serve, state of Ohio, for Real Es-

 A tate in New England, and, if re- quested,' will pay One-sixth part of the value tn cash. viz:

 In HUNTINGTON, Lorrain county, SOll acres, surveyed into lots from 100 to l60 acres each, situate about Is miles south westerly from Elyria court house, and about eqni-distant from Medina-frum 20 to 30 fla miles in the town. Joseph Sage, Esq. Post master in the centre of the town, will shew the lots to persons wishing to purchase.

 In SoLoN, county of Cuyahoga, about l7OO acres, lying about 10 miles north of Hudson College, about IS miles south east of Cleveland, aBd about miles from the canal. For information on the tract, apply to Samuel Bull, of Solon.

 In LlTCHFIELD, Medina county, (being town in the 16th range) about 10, 900 acres, IS miles southeast from Elyria court house, and miles west from Medina court house. George Sibley, who resides on the south Iine of Grafton, and adjoining this tract, ill shew the lots to emgrants.

 In COLUMBIA, Lorrain county, Lots No. 79, G2, 83, 9l, 95, 96, 98, 30 & 100, of l6O acres each, near the west line sf the town, about l7 miles southwest of Gle. eland. Inquire on the tract of Abel Goodwin, Esq. or Capt. John Cole.

 Maps and plans of the towns and lots may be examined at the office of Leonard Case, Esq. Cleveland, or a' the office of the subscri- Der. SETH P. BEERS,

 Commissioner of ofthc School Fund. Litchfeld, March 8, 1850 S9