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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-04-09
PIsIN SUPPLY

ReHaogp, Va,
prepared t. offer his friends and the publish 81
usual large supply of
Drugs Medicines, Painis Oils. Dye Sluf1s, Window
Glass. English German, French and American Chemi-
calls, Preparations, sc. &C., making his assortment
large and complete Among Il variety Of Others may be
qund--ls qaalry Indigo, Extract .ogaood. Nodder,
Copperas, Alum, Lap i3la,k Castor Oh by the brrel.
gallon or doz Spis. Iutpentine, do. Ink Ground
Black Pepper Ground Allspice. Cloves, Nutmegs, Cas-
STA, Mace. Ginger Sweet OH IN baskets and by the gal
on 18th large assortment Of Mnca Window Glass.
Of all sizes for builders, Copa Narnsh Brushes, sash
Tools. English and American White Lead. Colours
Soap Sone Paint for Roofs, Hair Brushes, Tooth and
Nail Brushes. Soaps, Pocket Books. Toilet Bottles Per
inmeTy &c. &c. all Of which he offers to Coubtry Mer
chans aud oilers, good terms articles vi the
same quality be sold in the Northern cities
The subscriber, aware o the doubtful quality Of large
number of the powdered Medicines usually spld. has
considerable expense erected machinery Tor the
aclnre OF Powders under his personal inspection. from
The best materials. which enables him 10 guarantee all
Medicines sold by him pure and free from Aduera-
ton.
Physicians are invited to examine his stock. assuring
them that M pains shall be spared 10 furnish them Ia the
best lyle aud al short notice.
All the new remedies and Instruments received as som
as they appear. and any article ordered from The North
by express.
ALSO-Fanily Medicine Chests, with directions and
Physicians Medical Saddle Bags.
=. JOHNSTON,
Richmond, Va.
March 90 4w
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100000
(DsBuRsrp)
To expenses Ign, hburg Ilose
Company, $3.50
To rent ground for Hose House.
No. |, $500
To ordinary incidental repairs,
Lire oil laborefs. salary OF supenulen.
dent &C., which have been severa-
1y and distinctly stated, u previous
reports, 1924
10 amount permanent repairs.
improvement aud extensions. 10
VIII
Cost Hose lIouse. No. 2, 223.67
a. new pipe laid, 507.44
g wheel Tor pump-house, 276.55-22o7 40
Balance due The committee $3.50
corresponding with balance ia statement, No. |.
STATEMENT No. A.
BY reference 10 epou 23rd May, ls45, the amount
asked Tor The connc for the of the watering com
niiiee' ior The then ensuing year. now ending, was
$57l so
They have expended,
hmounl specified IA statement,
No 3, Of This report, being the az.
gregaie. passing directly through
hands uf sle committee 22S7 40
Anuunt paid interest on funded
debt Of $50 600, created Tor the e.
Tection vi The waterwurks and
though paid by The treasurer direct,
TO provide The means however de.
wolves upon the committee, 5000 OO-52S7. 40
Balance nnexpended BY the committee, s4si,44
ar WsFH STATEMENT No g.
The receipts Of The committee from it's own resour.
ces. have been as follows:
BY amount collected by F. S.
Miller. superintendent. and paid ia
to the ueasary, per document A, S43o7 "a
by atneunt unsolicited In hands
superintendent. 5000
by anonnt Ptoseciinn tax collect
ed BY n. Huntington, collector. per
siaement13. io5l 70
Less as commission 81 per cent, 81 ,36-i223, &c
Aggregate 'nc'me! $556l ,OC
49, - From which deduct
To smonnt expended by The com
m'tiee, since LIST of April, sl645,
Tor al purposes, as per statement,
Nv. 4, Vi aha fepuri. ssA 52s7 a
A surplus pf Al536
which has been applied 70 the general purposes VI III
e"poa'.on asa revenue derived from the wafer works
over snd shove The expenditure VI the same r ecessa
y charges, and cost of mprvy emeuts and additiuns
SrArEMEsr, No. G.
cvmPzrison u ihr Iesoasees u the committee. an
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V'OY'EGE.

.v'O TEGE.
FENHE co'parnership heretofore existing under the
4 style Of PECK & TMICOU.
expired on the 2Sih uIllmo. The nalnc Of the firm will
only be used IN winding up the business. All persons
indebted 10 us by bond account Will please ior
ward and setlle.--Ihose 10 whom we are indebted will
please present Their for settlement. IL is de
sabe that the business should be closed as speedily as
possible. WIN. G, PECK.
THO. w. MlCOU.
Big Lick. March 10, 1916
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On sccoua, Of several mistakes repussh the Re.
port o he Watering COMMITTEE to the Common Couu
ell, We believe il is correct, and in il cI,izens
have fair exposition Of The benefits Of our Wafer
Works Eds Tirginian.
REPORT OF WATERING COMMITTEE.
IA the President aud members Of The Common Cum.
Gil Of lynrbburg
The undersigned. the watering committee in making
their snnaai report first presen, the financial operations
since iheil last report on 23rd January last.
(Sldfemeat No. l.
To amour, paid Thurmin * scbool-
fald fur iron Tor ifydrsnls per voucher 81, Sil21
r. stuuna, paid Marshall Lodge, No 80
for rent Of eeat. per voucher 50. $500
10 an0nni paid G. " Naueey fu sun,
dry refreshments ior l.. Hose Company,
per voucher 50. 1900
To smaunl paid +. s. Mll,Is contingent
account superintendent per voucher 81. 1866
10 amount paid +. 5. MIllei's quarter
saisry, per voucher 81. 5000
1904 90
BY bsanee In hands Of committee. as per
shef ,rps,. Esd January, iasr., slI752
Leaving b,ance dae committee. Is7. 10
+aA STATEMENT No 2.
The monthly returns Of the Supern,en-
dent faf February and March, (heewh
hlfd.) show tot February collection rents, S2s -
lorer cent oa fixtures, 2Io6
s537l
For March collection rents only, there
being no collections Of tax, 50l2
Making sl03 50
which has been deposited with The treasurer Of The cor
I"Halin, and his receipts exhibited the chairman OF
Ills coualiilee.
fSrATEMENT No 3
summary review ui The hnabcal operations of the
committee, or the year ending 3lsi INST. is as follows;
Annual of the several appropriations of the council
for The use OF cUmmit,e, per lieasufer's statement
marked A. $26U91S
Less appropriations on Is, April
lS45. made To eluse last year. say
On 2sth March, 1915, $4,000
IS Apdl, 594s-50o As
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.NessrS Thomas lest, George " est and INN Patty
YOU WILL please take notice, that | shall, on
Saturday, the 18Th Of Aprll, 1916. at the Gravelly
Knoll School House, in the county Of sylvania, be
tween the rising aud setting of the sun, proceed To ,oke
the dtposious of Thomas II. Lain, Rawley s. Grad.
dock aud Others IA be read as evidence in suit ia the
county court of Pttsy lvania in which | am the plain
tiff and William West administrator OF George West
deceased, in his right, and also as administrator
oresad, and yourselves with Joseph West deten-
dsnis at which time and place you may appear if you
Judge proper ELIZABETH LEA.
March 70 Win
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Rules holden in the Clerks Office of the county court
OF ratfc at the court house thereof the LIST Mon
Joseph IL Edwards aud Charles Hancock Aaminstra.
tors de bonis of John Roger, decd Joseph Roger r.
zabeh Turner and Charles Hancock and Nancy hi. ~ ;f
Ia their own right, Plaintia.
against
John Walker and Ruth his wilp, Fowlkes G. Smith and
Nancy his wife, " lillian Joyce, john M Handy and Ien,v
Iugsc, Defendants.
In CHANcERY.
nc defendant John NJ iahby, not having entered hi,
appearance and g"en security according To the Act If
semb! and The rules oil this court and il appearing by s,,
isiactoy evidence that he is inaban of tits i,o
mon" ea on the motion OF the plaintiffs by counsel il i,
ordered that the said John NJ Handy, do appear here on IN,
l Monday IN April next AMI answer the planting bill and
copy 81 ms order be forthwith published in tie Lynch.
burg Nirgian for two months successvely and nosi.d -
the front door OF the house of this county on So
court day Copy iese '' " "o
;, SAMUEL q. STAPLES d e.
w2m
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JGHU WILLIAMS ,

JlEIU WILLIAMS,
sS SURVIVING partner Of Williams & Victor, in or
~ der 10 close The business ni the speedily
as possible, Oilers for sale large and well assorted
Stock OF .5esCefry,
Gold and Silver Lever Watches, Silver Ware Military
Goods, Britannia Ware, Plated Castors and Candle
Sticks and great variety of articles too tedions n
enumerae, AT pery reduced prices Tor CASH, or shor
credit 10 punctual customers.
My friends and the community generally are invited
to call benre purchasing. am determined TO closes
without delay, and will 1er perhaps greater indictment
TO purchasers Than have before been offered in this
market.
Those indebted 10 The will please call and
settle Their accounts as speedily as pusslbe.
% Clocks, Watches and all kinds of Repairing ex
eculed pnnctually and at moderate prices.
Nov. II Is
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r rules h ID in the clerks Office II tie circuit superior
Il eo, oT law and chanccry, for the county OF HALIFAX
in the month Of March, lsi6:
Susanna Bates iliam Bates, Henry F. Owen and HiafT
his WIFE Inty A. Buies Daniel J. Dates, Charles T. H.
Bates Nancy Bates George w Bates, Jnmes c. Bruce,
or Of James Bruce, decd Lewis =. W. sorg, T. K A.
arksdale < Co, Anthony SydnoI q Co, Elizabeth Bro"n
and Miller & Rucker Plaintiffs,
against
John s. Kent, william T. Ballow, James Young & Co.
James Young, and James Petty, ST. Defendants.
IL CHAHCERY.
The Defendant James Petty ST., not having entered his
appearances appearing by satisfactory violence that he
the defendant James Petty Sr do appear here the
first Monday in June neXt and answer the Pnins bill;
and that copy Of this order be forth it'll inserted in the
.I,nehburg Yginan" for months SUCCESSFULLY, aud
posted the front door OF the Courthouse of tins county
CDpy-Iest0,
wM. HOLT, crqS.
March II w2m
4 rules held in the clerks office of the circuit superior
n Of law and chancery the county Of Halifax
II the month Of March, 1916,
John Il. Garrett Plaintiff,
Thomas +. letter, Branch Summons and Susan his wife
aud John j. Ibrockmorion, admir- with the win xcd Of
Henry Dunkley, decdp Defendants.
liz CHANCERY.
The defendants Branch Sainmons and Susan lis wife not
having entered their appearance and it appearing by
isctory evidence that they inhabitants of this
monwealth it is ordered that the said defendants Branch
Sammohs and Susan his wife, do appear here the
Monday in June next, and answer the plaintiffs bill anl
that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in TIE
lynchhurg NTginan for months SUCCESSFULLY md
ed az the lr0at door OF the court house Of this county,
ACoPy-Teste,
March 10 W2m
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Feb. 10

court holden FOR The county of Patrick ut the court
" house thereof on the 23d da, of February, 1876:
James w Scales III his right, and as admir- de bonis
nci OF Peer Scales, decd Scales admir- de bonn.
non OF Peter Scales decd Plaintiffs
against
pnke Scales Nathaniel Scales, Absalom w Scales M
nantl H. Scales Peter Scales, Pleasant Scnes Nchola,
Dalton and Elizabeth his we, Jno. FielIs Park and
Elizabeth his wife and daughter, unknown Peter c.
Scales aud Joseph IL Scales Philip Hays md Elrabehbis
VIE, ana 1ohh T. Sehles, Defendants.
In CHANcERY
The defendants having entered their appearance md
given secuv according to the act of assembly the rules
OF this court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants OF this commonwealth: On the mo-
ton OF the PLAINTIFF by COUNSEL ordered that the said de-
PENDANTS do appear here, The first day of April court next
and the plaintiffs bill and that copy of this order
be forthwith published in the "Lynchburg Vhginann for
two months successvcy and posted at the front door
courthouse OF tins county, on some court day.
Copv-Feste,
SAMUEL q. STAPLES, d. c.
warren i2 WIN
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Valuable Land s,0y sale.

sthtatpsS asseEN kDS sane.
NbURSUANT 10 the provisions of deed If trust.
n executed to me by Samuel Arnold and wife and ii
record in the Clerks Office OF the County Court oi
bOtetourt. 10 secure the payment of a certain debt
therein mentioned, shall proceed to SELL To the highest
bidder tor cash. on the premises. Saturday, the tn
day Of April next, the valuable
TEs.dGT OF E.F.S'Es,
containing about six hundred Acres upon which the
said Samuel Arnold now resides. The land is situated
IN the county of Boteourt and lies both sides Of the
Lynchburg and Salem Turnpike Road about one mile
east of Mr. n p. Luck's Hotel This land is of an
excellent quality, and is well adapted 20 the cultivation
OF either Wheat. Corn Tobacco; and there is also
np9n the place very large and valuable
PEACH ORCHARD.
And besides many other advantages which this place
possesses which calculated to enhance its value there
are two MERCHANT MILLS in the immediate
neigoorhood-the larthest more than three miles
distant Persons wishing purchase, would do well to
WISH and examine this place Tor themselves before the
day ofsae.
II VIII be sold either together or in three different mar,
GELS as may be thought advisable by the parties in.
teresled
ne '''e 10 The above property is believed to be good
on' acllng as trustee, shall only convey such e as is
vested Ia me by Inc deed aforesaid
JAMES r. THOMPSON, Trustee.
~ * w,llAp
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+ rules held in the clerks office of the circuit superior
n court of law and cmucery, for the county of Huax,
IN the month Of March, 1916:
James \. Luck, Plaintiff
against
John s. Sheppard and Elizabeth his wife and IsaacM
lev, administrator de bon no with the will annexed Of
Philip T.. Nass, decd, Defendants.
In CHANcERY.
The defendant John $ Sheppard, not having entered his
appearance and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that
lie Is not an inhahiant OF this ea II is ordered,
that the said defendant John s. Sheppard do appear here
on the first Monday in June next and the Plaintiffs
bill and that copy of this order be iorhw inserted in the
ynchbnrg Nrgnian,' for two months successfully, and
posted at the front door of the Courthouse OF this county,
Copy-Teste,
VIM HOLT, Cl'k
Marc I2h w2m
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VlRolNlA At rules held in the clerks Office Of the g r
cut 81 ernr court OF Law and chancery, for Franklin
cntA, the I'd dav of February. 1876:
Joanna liambrIek and Iii Hambrok (which said FL
ilanlblick sues for the benefit Of Otey Ilambrick)
Plaintiffs,
against
"eatherston s. Greer, curator and administrator il
the WIZ annexed vt Hmm Curtain, dccd John S Bur
we'll Jonb Early, Robert 4. " Gods showers pric. Sba
~ OF Franklin county and such admins ra tor of loma.
H. Greer deceased Theodorick +. Webb, William Hapan
Joseph llapan und Samuel fiambck r'
Defendants.
In tHANCERY.
The defendants, Weataerson s. Greer and J,.crb II rt
pain not having entered their appearance and given securiv
according to the of assembly and rules of This cor
and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are not
inhabitantsof this cah it ordered thai the aot
defendants do appear here the first day the ne xt ted
and answer the bill of the plaintiffs and thai COPY ofb,
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper published i,
the town of Lynchhurg for two months sicccssycy and
posted at the ion door Of the courthouse Of this COUNTY
CoPy-Teste,
no. A. SCOTT, d. G.
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Bedford County Court, February 1erm 1896
John +. Nichols, Massae Nichols John Debo and
Jane his wife, elizabeth Nichols, Daniel Nichols,
Catherine Nichols aud Sarah Nichols,
llni1L.
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rules held in the clerks Office of the circuit sipeo,
court OF law aud chaneery for the county of Halifax.
IN the month Of March, 1916:
William Biiton, Plaintiff
against
Thomas McCnreo James r. Hill Paul TAYLOR and John
Coleman, administrator Of John Bacon, decd.
Defendants
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ug0iuT
Sarah Nichols, widow and Administrative of Jesse
Nichols, decd; Samuel Nichols, Anderson Nichols
Archer Nichols, Leroy McAexooder and Martha his
wife, John N. kasey, jeremiah Ferguson aud James
l., Doss,
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Road Notice.

NOTlCE.is is hereby given that there will
~ be petition presented TO the Com.
missioners Of Wyandot county, Ohio, at
their next Msrclrsesssion A. ID. 1S46 pray.
ing for reyi0w and remarking and
straightnIng of part of the Stale road lead.
ing from Marion to Lowe er Sandusky, said
review and remarking aud straigLtning
to commence where the main travelled
road north sf Little Sandusky crosses the
Wyan OF Reservation line, rnnning thence
a northwardiy course on the nearest and
best ground 10 the south end Of SandUsky
Avenue in tue town OF Upper EaDdusky;
thence along said Avenue TO the north
end of said town; thence q norihwardly
course on the nearest aud beat ground to
the village Of T Tymochtes, in township l,
s X Ia e. Also, fur the vacation OF said
Intermediate spaces which SAID alteration
is not located on.
Upper Sandusky. Jan. 90, ls4s.--lo-4t.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that there
Nwill be petition presented tothc Com
,nissioners. OF W. aadot County Ohio, ask :
ing for The alteration of so much Of the
Rome and Springville State Road as fol,
lows, to wit: CommenciDg where the
said road intersecls the Findlay and Up
per Sandusky Slate Road. thence north
west along the survey Of said road until
where il crosses the west line Of section
A. and to alter and establish said road on
the following boundary, 10 wit. comunen-
cling where The above road crosses the
westlne of section No, 4. Gfour1 thence
south along the west line Of sec. No 'our
to the so1th west corner of said sectioat
thence south along lie w est lire Of seoti8u
nine to the south west corner Of sald sec:
thence south along the wesi line OF sec
tion No. sixteen until 1t strikes the
Town Platt Of Carey; thence south along
Vance street 10 the Findlay and Upper
Sandusky state road.
Jan. 81, lS46. a
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given tbatthsre will
: bea pettti1D presented to the Cons
IN issioners Of Wyandoi county, Ohio, at
their next March session, A. ID. 1876,
pray ing for the location of a county road
commencing at the west end of Fipdiay
street, in the town Of Upper Sandusky,
running thence pnorthw estsrnly direc.
ton TO the south west corner Of sec 80,
in township 2, S., X. Ia, east; thence " eel
on section line TO the south quarter pnst
of section %, L. 2. S., r. 13; E.; thence
north one mile aud 'hree quarters ~ cea>'
tire line, one quarter OF mile so,ti 81
north quarter post OF sec. %, T2 S. n.
l3 E.; thence west two miles aud half to
sec. line, between see ~ aud 81, r. = S.,
Il. IL east; thence on said sec. tfne north
to, the south west corner of sec. IS. +. 2,
s., r. l3 east; thence west op !. sec.
line to township line between r. IS, Il.
13 east. and I. 2 S., r. II east: thence
north on said township line to the east
quarter posi- OF sec. l3 townshipr2 s., ks
IL east and county road ruaulng west 10
the county lne
January %, ls46.--l9-4t.
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Oceola Rail Road!!!

HIS H0LasEss, the Righ, Rev. d. TUT.
ATLE. ABishop Of Upper Sandusky-
Doctor q asick Diuinity, 'nonproiessor Of
Modern Theology, elc. etc. etc, takes
this method TO announce tina, bya,le Iast
arrival at this place Of the Great Eastern
Car, Gocomotioa, he has received = spien-
did addition to
HIS LOTOF CHAIRS.
He now has on hand an astonishing heap
of excellent Chairs, and sells them off cheap
He h0 rocking chairs, chidren's chairs, wind
Bor and fancy,
To suit Susan, and Molly, and Lydia, and
Nancy.
He's all sizes and colours, with green, black
and Umber,
Two or three stories high, he cam. tell the
number.
He also petitions all the good people
who are in want of CHAIRS, to give nn
a call, and he will be pleased to accommc
date all "with seats"
lIewould also remcnsiraie most pect
fully against the practice OF purchasing ii
foreign market, articles ct furniture ant
eqnipage, when they may and can he ob
,ained just as CHEAP aud jus as GOOD, a
home.
SIGN AND ORNAMENTALPAI PAINTING
done at the shortest rotce.
0e- Dont forget The place, call al tt'
corner of WY%dot Avenue and fifth ST.
about half way between the Post Master
and 'lhe Deputy Post Masters Office" il
the s,oamp!!!
Upper Sandnsky, Jan. II, lS46.-i9-'i II
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Road Notice

NOTICE Is hereby given that there
~ will be a petition presented To the
cemmissers OF Wyahdot county, Oliio; a;
their next March session. A ID ls46
pray wing for review ahd feiharking aud
slraightning OF part of the State road
leading from Marion TO Lower Sandusky !,
said review, remark,ng and straIghning
TO CONNIE nee at the county line between
Marion county and Wyaudot county,
wiete the Main travelled road now
Grasses said county line; and rem"ns rat
ing against a petition for review, remark
ing and straighining OF said road, COM
mencin on the reservation line north
Little SandusSy, wbe re the main Travelled
road now crosses said line; running thence
a porlhwardly course 10 Little Sandusk, /;
thsnce on the nearest and besi grotind To
the ehi Of The Sandusky Ayenae, IN ne
lown Of Upper Sandusky; thence along
said Avenue TO the north end OF said
town.; thence a northw srdly course on
the nearest and best grouad 10 the w.t.
lage of Tymoctee, ia township L, ). X.
IA L also for the vacation of said inter
mediate spaces which said alteration is
uet located on.
Upper sandusky, ian. 30, ls46.-2o-4ss
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that on the 6rst
~ Monday in March next, q Pe,i.ioa
will be presented to The Trustees Of Ty.
mochtee township, Wvandot county, pray.
ing for the location and sstablishmsnt OF
atownship road, to commence At the oouH.
ty road al the south east corner OF the
south west quarter OF sec. t2t) twentyfour,
in township ~ one, so0tn OF range (l4)
faurteen; thence runt inR due north en-
said line oas half mile TO the south.sast
corner of the north-west quarter of the
alb We named and descrihed section OF
land; thence running due east one quarter
of a mile on said line to intersect a road
running and leading to Lseper's Mill, b
ing a northerly direction,
January %, ls46 --20-4t.
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wYANDoT COMMON PLEAS.

Rodney Poole, Gasdian Of !
Peter Leeper and
Jacob Leeper,
VS.. In PARTITION.
Catharine Leeper and
Thomas Badger.
CATHARINE LEEPER and Thomas
~ Badger, will take notice that a petition
was this day filed against them IN the Court
of Common Pleas Of Wyandot county, OHIO,
by Rodney Poole, Guardian of Peter Leeper
and Jacob Leeper, and is now pending,
wherein the said Rodney Poole demands par
tition Of the following real estate, to wit:
The southeast quarter, the east part OF south
west quarter, containing sixty nine acres and
twenty hundredths Of anacre] and the south
part OF the northeast quarter, containing one
hundred and three acres Of fractional section
one, in township one south, Orange fourteen,
in the District Of Delaware and State of Ohio
with the exception of the portion contained
in the town plot of the town OF Mexico; N
said county of Wyandot an nineteen 72-i0C
acres formerly sold and conveyed by Thomas
Leeper to Sias Debolt out of said southeast
quarter; and that at the next term OF said
court application will be made by the SAID
Rodney Poole for an order that partition may
be made of said premises.
SCOTT & SEARS,
.aHy's for Pet.
February 81, A. D. 1s46-t ca.