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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-10
DOMESMCS.

gE1EAvY Brown cOuons, ga, 7-s, "a
RI Heavy 0snabufgsi
"A fine brown shirting eottoni -
Sd hesvYBbroyn sheeilng cotton
"a ands5gf furniture plaids;
Sd. IS and - blesched shirtiag cotton;
l2.4sbeaehed shesting
brown and eleached cotton jeansS
Apron chesksi ticklngii
Russia and Huckebaek toweiins II
A brown linen table diaper; +
81 Damask do DO
1vaallan csrnforis, blanket shawlsS
yagras blankets, DC, for sale chespby
~, SH .9llsmong
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-10
GROCERIES.
New Fall & Winl
GR0CFRlES.

GRIIIEKIES.
nj Ew ORLEANS. Porto Rtco, and Loaf
IN Sugars
Teas superior quality,
Rio, ST Domingo and Java Coffee;
Coarse and hne Salts
sngar-honse and y Q Molasses ~.
Cheeolate, cocoa, ginger. pepper, allspiee, salt
;. petre, skJaratlus, starch, cheese;
"A large stock moald and dipped candles;
, Tobacco, snufs, sessrs
Flour, cornmeaL bueknheat four;
Shad, herring, nackereii
soda, water. and Sugar crackers and
Every other Article in the grocery Fne torbe
had cheap al SH .illemosg's.
Oct
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-10
CIofIls. Cassfnlcrcs, &c.

nK,uR attention Of gentlemen IS particularly
;nyi,ed ID. my stock Of Cloths, cassimeres,
So, among which will De lonad s9Pe. W9o'-
died English and French Ciolhs' oil all eeiors
and qualities.
Beaver Cloths,
Pilot DO
super weol-dyed Blue and Black CssslmeFes'
Fancy cassimeres,
satin; Velvet, Merino and cher Vesuugs'
Cassiness and Jeans.
Fiushings, nsnnels,
Genllsmen's Net Drawers,
S1is s.S. bfo,Aer fashonsbie sud cheap goods
.w.r,lsmen,s wear Call and see them.
: lol sehs ~ s HkILEM0NG.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-10

/ A RE respectfully invited 70 give me- cal
IA and exsuiiae nv stock Of JEwELRY and
Fancy AElicles 10 their way.
/ have just received some
Fine Gold Pencils,
Rings, and Breast Pins,
/ july Is. HIS FoRNEY:-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-10

Tx,oR The LADlES-Casbmere do Cos, a
.Su and beautiful style Of goods,
49, n az Lains, Merino,
49,. .ssrk Of rich Prints, fall patterns,
ss.l,s,c, ,nd Manchesie, GiDghams,
a F.. skirss. Alpaca Aprons,
= - -. Net shawls. all wool,
I n, > cord Msrino sbawls,
$500 Nerino Dress Hdkfs-
"a canton Flsnnsl flushed on both sdes' &C.
Ne goods Cor ladiesskir;s,
Gimps and Cord, ..,;... c.ms,t-
ns,nstifche5, Lace, and DINER Lluen SA@a' y
Hsn5ksrchists. .,;,.
s iilssR Mel Ssi, Bobbiues, Green BtaiEs.
sI I..sA F sssi and Inssrtings,
R A. :. sSi other Ribbons,
s11a-...t Table Diaper,
Hssss ZELDA, lovsling: Russia . S'r''sys ~
K;s elo2si. bsst quality,
5.-sr e1;,,,. assorted
ssxesT. .Wo'sisd .sa Cotton tao's.
s,saPsd sc an s,bsr desirable goods fer i,ais'
And nsI Si,S invite BE s'':1'o S 81 ~,
Sept %:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-10

PULLED Is PLAID LINSEYS.
aSvr ~, yseriyrd lot Of prime heav,
r..,,.d - SID I.;pseys. Flanneh and
r..sI ~. c.sss.er,s Env quantity Of Wool
',.hss ~ ,,nwssbed. viii be taken IN exchangs
for goods al fair prices.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-10
Leather,

m HAVE on hard a iot Of superior Self. Up.
~ per, Harness. and Bride Leather, Calf and
Sheer skins ta6ned ard finished 10 The best or
der, witch uill dispose OF on liberal terms.
Call and see, two doors ~ess Of the Bapk.
THOMAS RAwllNS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-10


The Lineola TelrgFagh paSiissts ,he fllsw.
i9s extfacis from 4 lef.er reeea,lv ,.,;,,s, ~ 80
Rem ID. Mash asssiSlfszaisAes ;isinc q. he r.
piseepai Church, who has resided fsr leu setss
near near Mt Clay, Fnd wkn fully correborales Dr.
haseom's statement ID reference Il Mr claws
character The paragraphs quoted show con.
s'nsiteiy nov the great statesman IS resaraed
oy the moral and religious men al his own neigh.
letter IS Siassa
ST AteAs's. Vi. Aug ~ 1874.
Asa criterion Of the estimation i'll
which'he i held at home. It viii moi BIZ
cut Of Place 10 slate here. (whichI do nm
heslia'ingly, having had ample oSpot.u-
mites for a$cef;aipiag the truth. that. Mr..
Cisg has Ihe1en6deaee snd political sup
Poss Of : sesy insga I,Tapaf!ian 81 sii, ass,-
raj worth. and may add, OF very large
majority az The ministers Of the different
denominations residing~in Lexington. -.
AID of these, believe, with one excep.
ton, are The FRIENDS Of Mr.. Clay, and
most OF them are frequent visiters at his
house. There are about 30 Episcopal cler-
gymen residing ia Kentucky All OIL
these are the friends Of Mr. Clay or
the one hundred and five or ten clergy.
men q DO not recolIect tile exact nun.
bef) composing the las, conference Of the
Methodist church Of Kentucky, all But
three, as J was informed by memberof
he conference are political friends OF Mr.. !
Clay. am not SO accurately informed |
respecting the political opinions Of The /
ministers OF other denPminations as | aiis
tespecling The opinions Of The ministers
ofthe Episcopal church. am confident.
however, thattbete is nearly il moi quite. I
as large majority ofthese friendly toll
the election of Mr. Clay as Of those last I
mentioned. Oni~ q the four and Ave /
hundred c}ersymen, Of different dsnomi-
nations, in Kentucky. there are moi, | ann
almost certain, Gay political opposets Of
Mr.. Clay.
The opinion OF great majority Of the 4
fehgfous people (mnisiers aud others
living 10 4he neighborhood Of. and imme-
diately Connected with, Mr. Clay, am
confident is. that If he is elected to the,
Presidency there sla be, while he con. I.
inues President, far healthier moral in
iuence around the Presidential Shsir, }
han there has been since ] Q Adams's
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-10
NEW FALL G00nS..

lust openieg ssbez1tiful stock af The laiest
- slsis Ks2 Gooas-f0r tad;. auti gentle
mems wear. z. ~ AISQUITH.
Sept ~. I'll III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-10

PULLED & PLAID LINSE1S,
Ea.fsr rece;rsa = large supply OF Pulled aud
~ Plaid Linseys. Home-unade Fianneisi yniea
win be sold very low. or exchanged Tor WOO,
j factofy peicek. Farmers can now supply
,h,r,selres IN very favorable terms
Y 49, Is J MILLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-10

when theswomen get out Of temper
YOU viii always4ind that the ch'ldrs1 sss
up 4 hideour bavling Then cones The
tue Of war; and we would Is sooa nm
de9,ake to pass the portals Of old. Nick 5
furnace without ? scesching, - e eopf
IL contact with the prime minister on
sueh Al occasion with the expectation 10
escape withouta blow Of some klnd'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-10

The TdriifF- Hon. Rober. Rantoul, Jr.,
addressed Els party at Bangor, in laopF-
ed speech, .Sfrom which we extract the
following'Paragraph
The tariff, gentlemen. is system
which makes the rich richer and The poor
poorer. !. YES, gentlemen, f'wilt give<Soa
an Illustration Tariff is the ceYg sgs-
TEN tchich raised .ftboff laurence FROM
POOR neY to,5s Worth his millions d
dolLcrs."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-10
stocking Yarn.
Wool.

WYE want 10 purchase at The market price,
w . or 5000 pounds Of Wooi, for which
we will exchange goods. H. I
Aug l.. MILLER & TATE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-10

a Rebkie to TIE Locos -GANsEvooRT
MEELyuLE lately addressed Locoloco
meeting in Sussex eobnty, NeR Jersey
and thus rebuked the infamops persol al
abuse Sbieh SO many Of his political
friends employ a:ltheir only argument 4
gainst Henry Clay. According 10 The.
Newark Daily Advertiser
was IS an : m a. inch man. and that the
Wings had bow presented their principles,
and that thsy were 10 be met by manly
arguments and moi BY the use Of slang
il was not fir to 90 toa mans Preside for
party slqnder, they should be met by open
and honest argument.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-10
Riots Mob LAVISH!

"A LII. was qrlet at The last accounts We had
"a fs6sn PhIadelphis;we take advantage ofthis
IiaIe ~ afEsirs 10 ealtihe attention Of the Public
hothe laTee and wen selected stock cf JeweIrY,
nancy Goods, Frui,, cenfeeaonafy, Sc. Just re-
ceiyed and foT sale al Ibe lowest PriceSs
HIS. FoRNEY.
Sbepherds,own. July rs, 1854.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-10
| Democratic Compliment 70 ne HisA.

Democratic Compliment 70 ne H7Sh.
While Locofoceismis wooing the foreign and
Catholic vote 10 our country, bJ every iinsdionsl
arli6ce and every lying appeal 10 sirPrej1ai,
ces. andreligieus pecuiiarities, one among them,
VIM Yates, of New rork, Democrat Of The
Kendall School, more bold than the rest /speaks
bis real sentiments Of The Irish. = Reh/ Whig
THE cbildfen Of bigoied Catholic Ire
land, ike the FROGS THAT WERE
SENTtA PLAGUE against Pharaoh, have,
comeinto our homes, bed chambers. ovens
andkneading troughs. Ualike the Smedes,
The Germans. the Scots and 4he Engishs
the Irish when tfley arrive among US, toe
idle and yiciousto clear and cultivate land,
dump themselves down in our large villa
ges and towns. crow ding the meaner sorts
oftenemenis, 9nd6llngthem with wretch
edness, filh/and disease. 10 a political
point Of View, what are they but mere
MARKErGBLp CATTLE"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-10

a tCoyd TO Boys Boys, don't be mo-
rose aux 1reliui. When yopr masierieils
you pleasantly what TO Do, don't slave ,''
into It, with The flush OF anger on Four
cheek-not even II you are ooiigfe y
leave Tor The present that work wbich =
more greeabie 10 you. Ilyou have kind
masters. YOU should never iaj6fe their
feelings, or 10 ibe least provoke them BY
unpleasant LOOKS and grumblipg words.
! GOOD aud kind boy viii not treat bis
master badly. 7Remember this, ye who
are young. and have pleasant places and
kind friends. and if you do what y hight
and eedeavor toi2lease and give satistac-
zion 10 your masters. they viii always Be
ready 70 do you favor and s'r.vsfe pre-
mote ,Your happiness--Fort. IfioaRs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-10
NEW FALL
49,. AND
WINTER GoOns.

Il nountin- ~. I've -1se me pleasure Of ar
E,1s 3 49, ,essp 'lonroi their stock Of
which 4 -. - r1thter Goods,
Phisdelpkia ~, y WIN great care 10
styi and isf2 - &. pre-. and IN point Of
,hatAfhey viii 49, lssi eonhcent IN Saying
been or viii ~ $3.50 I'M any stock thst has
hayetaEen ~ 1910 sas.ea 70 ne eoPqty. They
The best stAnIs ~ .ssst pans 10 sekecrpot only
have selee,sa ~ soces, put wiih1Ereat csre
ste r. ~ Fss. - .lo.s ias1ionahtt AID richest
The sfeei. ~ - 1893 .9st could be found,
&c ssfIi Az, - -, Hafa ware, Queenstsre,
We ;nx;,. -. e1ne tenefally comp eied -
a. s, $780,. - lsom 81, whether theY wiz 81
- ~. Tome and look Il Hlll IS
1epi y MHsfFp 4 qf-Tn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-10

Nothing can exceed the bsaeness OF The
.libels against The Wing candidate for the
Presidency, which are poured into the pub
lie earihrongh lhe common sewers OF the
#press; and even some presses, hitherto re-
spectable and Well-inaanered see 10 have.
Caught the contsgion. We hope. howev-
er. hal there is no truth IN The tumor that
j malignant libel, OF collection OF libels,
upon Mr.. CLAY, has been secretly got up
uader the direction Of The Democratic
Cbnveniion which lately sal at Gharloties
vile. in. Virginia. We lrus, that 90 Viz
eihia gentleman has suffered his hands to
Be soied with any such dirty work or has
employed any oneelse 10 doh. It's we'll
however, for our ffiends in Virginia 10 De
onithe look out for any such publication
and. If it make lis appearance, 70 scout i
and hcui il as il deserves. Thnse who
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES such iibeis betw4en
now an1ihe Election must 10 /; with The
knowledge that 10 Correction can over.
take them, and they deserve nothing bni
scorn and contempt on all hands as re-
ward for their lsbers.
/ II there 5e nothing im the fnnoT, there
can vet be no harm Ia letting carlfrleud'
in Virginia know thatihere IS sach rU-
NOR sfoat.--.Naf. lat
4 The Locofoco papers have great dea
4 10 say about .KenrY Clay and his hundred
thousand bankrspts.H They had betiel
4 AXE heed how they abuse those who have
i taken the benefit Of the bankrupt law
4 II ali the Locofoco bsukrupis were toJolt
the Wigs, tie Locofoco party would b
fliett as lean and gsunt as the dirty eir'
iwhich.it bes taken for lis emblep. 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-10

Did YOU ever see sfashionable lady cal
Der food without giving you pam
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-10
MILLER & TATE.
DOMESTtCS

Gst4i0ES ladies who are in search Of Finest
~ elegant KID Slippers and Walking Shoes
will fiGd them al Miller & Tatfs.
ncft1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-10
Splendid Goods for T,asiics.

feneh AZ wool Cashmere DE Ecoss,
s,slS - ~oel freaeh Mouslines, sPlendi'
Rich striped salins in great yarie,v
Plaid silkwarp Alpaccas.
Black do do do
Richsirinee silks,
French Gloves,
Miis in great variety.
White Net half long Gloves.
Bonnet YeIyefs, rich Ribhands,
french and American Flowers,
Tinseled do &c.kc.
The Ladies viii please. cali and sec thesnl
sept 26. MEIER & TATE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-10
IN AFFEcTToSArE spIrrr.

we sometimes meet with men who
seem 10 think that any indulgence 10 40
affsctioua,e feeling is weakness. They
viii retukn from journey and greet the!r
families With distant dignity. and move
among their children with the cold and
lofty splendor Of an Iceberg suFrounded
with lis broke IN fragments. There is
hardly more4 unnatural sight on earth
than one of these families without a
heart.
A fatherhad better eyiipguish his boys.
ewes than to take away his heart. Who
that has experienced The joys Of friend
ship, and knows the worth of sympathy
and affection, would not rather lose az
that is beSuiful-in natures scenery, than
10 be robbed Of the hidden treasures Of
his hearth Who would rot rather bury
bis wife than Bury his lovsfor heri--
Who you'd nottrather follow bis child 70
The grave than eptomb bis paIeraal alice
lion
Chefish, then, your hearts best aiiec-
lions. Indulgein the warm and gushing
emotions Of filisf, parental and fratsrnal
/ love. Think ii not weakness. God y
love. Love God love every body, and
every thing that is lovely. Teach your
children 10 love- 10 Loves yhe rose, 10 love
The robin. 10 lofES their. parents, % love
their God. Leth be the studied object
81 their domestic culture, 10 give them
warm hearts, ardent affections Bind
| your whole family together by these si'ong
/ cords. You cannot make them too Eu-
merous. You cannot make them too
s,fongS Religion is loye-love 10 Ged--
love 10 mans
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-10
Cloths, CaseiYncres. So

GuPER ,RIaTk french Cloths,
~ Super e. Freneh Doe skin,
Sdper brown English Cloths. for froek eosts
Beaver do
Ga and 3 4 Tweeds.
Cassimefes. most fashionable STYLES,
Splendid Yeslings,
SSearfs. Cravats, 81.
Sect PC. MILLER &TATE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-10

Muse of Mr. Bascom - The Globe Is.
| sails The Rev. Mr.. Bascom with the ma
Iignant ferocity Of a feDd, because That
great and emf bent divine the ornanihnt
! and glory Of the Methodist Church, has
| written letter indicating the perse1al
| eharac' er Of Mr. Clay. That paper de.
pounces Mr.. Bascoui because as il aIit+
yes. he refused 10 let man at the South,
some years ago, chqstise him. II com
f!slns, that. when be was about 10 be
lchsslised. Ire drew . pistol and warned
bis. assailani toA makes peace with Cad
before striking him. The editor Of the
tGlobe thinks that Mr. Bascom was guilty
1 IF an assl III outrage in thus preventing
/ himself from being horse whipped. and
i Suggests. ihait III he had submitted, be
would probably have been korse..sclsRped
Y Qu5fe moderateiy. s
] TIE Louisville Journal says these, loco
I foaas have become very meek and gkntle
,inos isstipg Mr Polk al their candidate.
t m e,rnpiin Ell 10 hin, They teach nat a
/ naa sao,std Submit 10 Insult and bpdily
/ chasii,e aeu; R8lthont resistance Or reseat-
msIit.
eg -4-l4 f---4- ----2---- .y
n '6,oa aitns.lf H. The political
Y. rtieFds IL Mr. Fillmore IL BufFslo.on bear.
4 ing his noinlaalion. proceeded 70 bis resi-.
deiik-e. where, be delivered shoEit ed
1 dtess. -ia ihe course cf which be said be
ihoEvd taat ia friend of his, hows ysg
agai lis attachment, might be. would Be
gn,I,v 81 any d,shonorabie. &C. to effect
bis ele ction--ss .l,ai The joy and hsppi.
1 ness thai si,sy might experience, would
! moi be marred hy an unworthy OF dis
# honn.able reflection. He entreated then
81 u enter The ce55test With zeal and enshu-
siasm !. but as hey valued me sacreanes y
Z Of Their cause and the siaoility OF Mell
i principles, 10 resort iofnp unfair meaas
!. that an honorable defeat was better 5hal
:. dishonoTable victory
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-10
: TASK siAAI.s 81 Exlsesa:1..s
rem IlA.E lA;a.lsnal 81. I.ss..s

r*s If4.. II - *gft@s 4s49 ssi3{ - 80 Is 5t If
We aadia a. Rieknoa eeiffr \
thf. assh uItI Il cpatemplllss llSs sEpeE
Mf CtAY wAieh We sasps,N tasl,s llsE
staple . he puHIfcasiop sad - 81 rlan
asssinely putin ffrchistian ansler tia III
Taeslon 81 lhs Charlottesville EonyehiisnR
4 = caatelaeA III TIE tnllowit3g staies
meni, sad ieIbe lcopiei ifosn lie 1iaaisds
nian. but Which has lof tha tifst tirne
claashi our eve ID The Euguifsraloresa5il
with The cemtnea,s ST ,hat phper. which
We also subyoIng
'.Naw we ptesert IA ascrHafs IN ct,,i.,ai
aocnmspis c6'he FnilsAee aihavea II John scott
member of epnefesslgcta MsSse.sfi OR rpa
as wili nete the Id ait " i al
khnwR, al Faafuxfs So sisA vsssss ~
Missouri for kifts a,fsrns aas Mr.. Aa AIMS 1r,n
elected, MF ciak became Secretary III Siale,~-
We 'mp1le no maaissS, bu} here srf lhe facts
Lft,as De re9nsmtefel that aT pagmeals ate
made en- The Spt4Asrb .sarfaais
81 ses i7th coasfe4s, p IN Barpaus, Speaker.
i = T. ElNQ3
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-01
CRAMCrRY MoTTcE.

: THE STATE OF CHIC, TuscARAwas CouS1x'
Sebastian Bainard ln'the Court Of Common PIeaSs
vs. In ChancerY
WILLIAM WIN m ,IaI Talbot IT. WILLlAM. Talbot ! job"
Samuel Shane are hereby notified that Sebastian
lranard has this day filed his bill Of complaint on the
chancery side ofsad court showing aHd setting forth
thai on the Both day ofSsptsmber 1884. said Williams
and John Talbot, entered into contract in writing,
binding themselves to convey 10 said Samuel Shane, Or
his heirs assigns, by good deed, The North west,
quarter of Section 25 R. township 49, situate in said
county, with the privileges and appurtenances consisting
ofa merchant Mill and other buildings thereon. That said
TaIbolis have been satisfied the full amount ofthe pur.
chase money that said Shane has assigned his interest
therein to said Branard, That said John Talbot has
conveyed 10 complananhis interest," being one undiv-.
ded hafofsaid quarter Section Of land that the resi-.
dence ofsad defendants is wilhoutthe Stale Of Ohio.
and unknown TO the complainant. The bill prays for
decree that said William Talbot convey TO complainant
the other undivided half of said land in fee simple with
usual covenants ofwarranty, &c. -.' 81"
Defendants will take notice cf the pendency of this
suit and that unless they appear within sixty dsys next
after the rising Of The next Term Of Court; and plead an
swer demur TO said bi the same will be taken and
held as confessed and decree enteied uccordngly
ATHERTON & CHAPMAN. ea
| Nov. '92, l649 as CIV Compts Solicitors
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-01
OHAWOERY NOT1UH

Fhc State OF OA0 eonuty, In the Court OF
leNamn swovelahd Admir- Of the estafS Common Ieas'
c Samuel Shull lS CHAhoERFt 2
Thomas smonion aud Nancy bis wife and) i7
5t 'ers ..Ir a
rploMAs simoulon and Nancy his wife, John Heminger
a George Hemingor David Melzgar, John Meizsar
David Barnet Charles Whitman, David Barns, Samuel
R0nig, Aanin Kel er, John n. Allen and John Riley
are hereby notified that the 25h day Of September A. d.
843 the complainant fled his bill Of complaint In the said
court on the chancery side thereof setting forth that the said
Nancy was widow Of Samuel Shu deceased that said
5hul sho time before his death sold of quantity OF per
ona property amounting 10 100 dollars on credit months
that about weeks Aer the death of said shsll Tie said
Nancy en his widow made sale of the enaiAng personal
property beloagAg the estate of tile SAID Samuel shul
aaounng II dollars that said Nancy received pay nenl
for tie whole Of both Of said sales, excepting few deI'
lars that the whoIs into her keeping and eontro aud
that tile whole vas well sscured that she loaned TO The said
John nsmngr 48 dollars of said proceeds that Wii part OF
said money up note Is dollars signed BY John and
GeOe Hsnineer originally due to Henry Cline for wagon
and reaInd said her indemnity for said 25 dollars
that September 1S42 said Nancy lnermaried with the
SAID hOuas Smouton, and that Immediately asr 'aid mar,
iiAee sd Snonou took possession of ell said proceeds OF
sale well cash notes and Of all property belongns 10
the estate Of d Shu that notes were sf with said
John Riley collect agent of said SmoRoA that said 81
monoR and wife reside somewhere In the State OF Indiana;
that said Nancy shortly before her neTmHrage with said
Simontou recovered Judgments in her own name on claims
arsns out Of said sales before Samuel Romg Esq Justice
of e Peace said county viz against said said David Metz
gar John &ezgar for 1881 and so for 1919 and after
her nerAarage aforesaid but In her own name OF Nancy
Shall. against said David bune and Charles Whitman Tor
So32 all Of which Unpaid, and should he paid 10 com
planant administrator That Samuel Romig ns in his hands
as agent Of said Nancy employed before her ntermariasn
aforesaid the following described notes viz one against said
David Burne and said Samuel Romg for $363 one against
Martin Keller end John Alien for $l24 all being OF the
Of said sales shat neither said Smonon nor the said
Nancy have ever accounted complainant for any part
sae have caredaway the same TO the amount OF $50
dollars that said Riley and said Romg have scveray in
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-01
Notice..

John g. Sherod and Parker s. TIaycock, Hannah Ann
Larkin Haycock Haycock, Lemuel p. Haycock,
Administrators Of - Thompson. and JahS
Benjamin IIaycock Thompson his wife, late widow
deceased cs. Benjamin fIaycOek deceased
Parker s. S.fHaYcocB I
Ell ala.
Won will take notice that wO have filed our petition
in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas of Tuscarawas County Sa'e Of Ohio in which Pc
ttion you are made parties defendant The petition
sets forth that Benjamin haycock in his feiine to wit
on the 29rh day ofJan. A. D. 1885, entered into writ
ten contract with Levi Jenkins by which he sold said
Jenkins part Of the N East quarter Of section twoy>
one, inirownship fNeen Of range seven. containing 10
and 64l00 Of acre. that the said Jenkins by virs
tue Of said agreement entered possession of said pro-
perty and has fully complied en- his part with all the
siipuationS in said contract &c. The prayer Of the pc.
on is that the Court at its next term may order The
petitioners TO make deed to said Levi Jenkins, for the
land in he petition described in the came manner thai
the said Benjamin haycockl would have been, been
bound TO do in his liletmel&c. .,a
E. R. ECKLEY
January 1914. 5lsw.