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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-01-01
A GREAT PRINTING OFFICE.

We copy from Di,kinson's Almanac for 1916,
an account Of his immense Printing Office in
Boston:
The Office Of the Rotary Press covers an area
Of IA, 1888 square feet, embracing IS rooms. II
is lighted by day, by 1861 squares Of glass, set
in 100 different windows and by night, BY gas
shooting up from 100 different burners. In
these premises we have steam engine of ten
horse power, Adams's power presses, 2 Ma
pier presses, 3 rotary presses. 2 Ruggles's job
presses, l. hand presses. copper plate presses,
ding presses, small power press, 3 paper cut
ters, 3 card cutters, ink mill and machines
for shaving stereotype plates, two Of which are
moved by steam power.
We have more than 400 different styles OF
typss: borders, flowers and cuts of various
sorts--;n weight $4,000 pounds. These are all
held in their places by means Of S66 type cases.
so brass galleys, 200 feet standing galleys. $50
chases, and 3 bushels Of quoins. We have two
large cisterns, which contain about 1000 gal.
Ions, or upward OF lS hogsheads ofwa,er. This
is distributed through every part Of the office,
by means of 500 feet OF lead pipe. We use six
hossheads Of water per day, witch, surprising
il was brought in buckets, would taSe one man
thirteen and halt hours each day to furnish.
allowing him to bring four gallons every ten
minutes. Our various presses throw OIL LII Nhe
course Of the year, six million. sixty nine tkou-
sand four hundred and eighty sheets Of paper,
or 2.6l5 reams. Surprising each sheet sheet
to be but 21-2 ieet long. and that they were
placed in one continuous line, they would
stretch out to l5,l73,7OO feet. or nearly 2,s7J
miles, about the distance from here to Europe.
II is computed that we have printed the past
year 100 ,240.U0O pages Of books, 81 900 circu.
lars, 25, 900 commercial and lawyers blanks
cd, 900 bank checks, so 900 billets. 500 900 bill
heads, 100000 shop-bills ahd hand-bills, and
.OOo. oUa OF labels. We have cut up, printed
embossed AMI sold 1901 500 cards, Or al,o3f
lacks. Our avesage consumption of coal is o.
YER Two tons week. or more than 100 tons q
wear. Besides our lCa gas burners, we use a.
bout 1850 gallons Of oil for extra lights and ma
chinery. For our various printing II takes l.,
200 pounds OF ink per annum, bes 'des gold leaf
bronze and size. In our type and STEREOTYPE
foundry. we have used the past year ao.oO
pounds Of metal. ana turned out 1000 s!ereotyP
plates. Of various sizes and shapes. in gu
whole establishment we employ usually abou
| 100 hand-, and tits safe to conclude that on
office affords direct sustenance TO at least nv
J hundred persons.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-01-01
THE OVERSEER

OF the Poor House has manufactured in
the House, and raised upon the Farm,
during the year ending October
lst lS45--as follows, viz:
He has made 200 yds. Kersey; "a yds. Rag
Carpet 400 lbs. Butter; 4762 lbs. Cheese;
300 lbs. Nails; Baskets to the amount of
$3.50; Shoes sufficient to supply the in
mates Of the House. "A,
He has raised from $50 to 800 bushels shell
led corn; 800 to 1000 bushels potatoes;
400 to 500 bushels turnips; 20 sho:ks
rye; $50 to 800 bushels oats so to so
bushels buckwheat; 20 to IS bushels on
ions; sold calves to the amount of &49 !;
laid 20 rods heavy stone wall. ~ E
There is on hand 20 milch cows, fat COW,
2 yoke working oxen, yearling bull, /
bull cali, Is fat hogs, 40 tons of hay.
OG- Never have we noticed so generala spir-
it of harmony and good feeling pervadingt the
Wing ranks Of this state, as exists at the pre-
sent time. Though the refusal Of Gov. Bald.
WIN to be considered candidate for reelection.
was very generally regretted ahdthough with
hia name at the head Of aur ticket, we were
confident Of success in the ensuing Spring cam
paign. yet his withdrawal will mot have the
effect to dampen the ardor Of single Whig.--
On the contrary, in the absence Of an old and
tried general at the headsof our columns. every
one will perceive the greater need Of persona
and individual exer,ion-and the necessity Of a
firm. uhwavering and united effort to combat
the evil tendency OF principles opposed to fhe
spirit and letter Of our institutions. Never for
moment have We entertained shadow Of
doubt, let who would be candidate OF the
Wings, they were certain to succeed. So be.
lievingtand 81 trnsttng, we enter into the con-
test with vigor nay. with enthusiasm-coufi-
dent that our cause is destined to prevail over
every opposing influence. sTruth is MIGHTY
and will prevail.'-E London .a,fv.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-01-01
A KNOWlNG EDIrOR.

The editor of the Norwich Spectator
says -" It's hard work to look at the
son without winking, but harder still to
look at some of our young women with
out feeling inclined TO wink"
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-01-01

ISOn Saturday last, the First Congre-
gational Church and Society in this town,
voted unanimous call to the Rev. AzARIAH
'ELDR1DGE, now Tutor in Yale College, to
become their pastor.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-01-01
CLEARED HIS POCKETS.

"Come. Bob. tell US how much you have
cleared by Your speculatons." said Bob's quiz
zical friend to him the other day.
"Cleared! why I've cleared my pockets"
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-01-01
ARREsr.-The Boston Traveller, of Monday,

tas the following:
On Saturday evening Maj. Gustavus An.
drews arrived in this city from Wolcuttville.
CT, with Charles S. Church, charged with a
merchant tailors. Quincy Hall, out of large
quantity of goods. On Sunday, Col. Erastus
Clapp arrived from New York with Edward c.
Robinson. charged in the same indictment with
Church."
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-01-01

BEAT .THIS.-The Courant of Monday
says, Mr.. Gurdon Filley, of Litchfeld, in
this State, sold Pork Hog in Hartford, on
the 26th inst, two years old, fattened by
himself, which weighed six hundred and
cighty-two pou nds!
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-01-01
Der. 9Th, l845.

Der. 9th, lS45.
The Select Men have drawn orders on the
Treasury for the following purposes, viz:
To pay for making state, town, and high
way rate bills, and for collecting
taxes, $50 90
To pay Assessors, 40 90
For taking care of Town Room, 8 So
Bills for expenses of Assessors,
Board of Relief, Civil Authori-
ty, and Town Officers, Board of
Registration and SelectMen, Ill Oh
Town Clerk for his services, per
vote of the town, IL 90
For Advertising, Printing, Station
cry, Postage, and Guide Boards, % so
Interest ON outstanding Orders, 268 40
Extra meetings of Select Men, % so
School Taxes abated in sundry dis
trictS, ~ 80 rs
Overseer's Salary at the Aims
House, $50 90
Expenses making Registry Lists
for Fall of 1874 and Spring of
1916, 81 II
For Improvements made in the
Town Farm, including repairs,
tools, nail-rods, coal, and stock
purchased, - 296 10
For expenses on account of Poor at
the Aims House, l39 OO-
For expenses of Poor out of House
in this and other towns, includ-
ing also the expenses which this
town has paid and charged for
poor belonging to other towns, 633 IS
For Medical Services for the Poor
in and out of the House, being
for the year and part of the last
year, SS AZ
Managers of the Town Deposite
Fund, per vote of town, 20 90
Talmadge and Curtis, for injury to p
horse by defect in bridge, IS 90
To pay for building and repairing
Bridges and Roads, including
the damages assessed and costs
OF. making the New Road in
Mortified, and also the Road
near near Isaac sal, Baldwi ms ' ~e l,o7s %
For the Roads laid out by the I'll
County Commissioners between
Litchfeld and Wolcottville, viz:
The damages assessed to .b
owners of land on the VOL
cottville Road, $50 90
Making that part of the road
and other expenses, 67S w
Expenses of defending in
Court against said road, by
vote of the town, 63 70
The damages assessed to
owners of land on the marsh
Road, 27O 90
For making this part of the
road, and the expenses, 5O2W
The amount of orders drawn for
these Roads this year is, 2,O42 "a
Attachments on Tax Bills, ii As
Making the amount of Orders
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-01-01

HGFy0Td, Dec %, 1919:
Mr. Editor,-You, in common with thou
sands Of others, will regret to see the an
nouncement of the death of our esteemed
and enterprising fellow-citizen, Col. E. W.
Bull, who departed this life YESTERDAY, affer7
mum, IiIrieSs Oh three or four days OF
nervous fever. He was gentleman of fine
tase, and was widely known for his public
spirit and benevolence. 70 no one is our
city more indebted than to him, for the i'm
provements in and about the State House
Square; and his "High Street Garden %
has long been, in the season Of flowers, a
quiet and fashionable resort to citizens and
strangers. He was one of the Aids of Gov
ernor Ellsworth.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-01-01

In addition to the above, we learn that
the end of Col. Bull was FASTENED by his
leaping from the Sd story window of his res
idence, while labcring under a fit of mental
alteration occasioned by his disease.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-01-01

The following annual report Of the Select
Men of this town is published IN compli-
ance with ayOte passed at the annual meet
ing in October. W
; STATEMENT OF SELECT MEN.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-01-01


o. In mentioning the names of the several
gentlemen who have been proposed as candi.
dates for Governor, we Inadvertently omitted
thst Of Hon. Joseph Trumbull. who il is expect.
ed will be prominently before the Convention.
ClsistmGs. change and men change
with them--so says the Salem Gazette. AT
this period, Christmas day ia rciigiously obser.
we'd BY numerous individuals and by several
powerful sects in our country--yet the follow.
ing Is an exact transcript from law OF the
colony Of Massachusetts,. in 1861 -
Whosoever shall be found observing any
such day a. Christmas and the like. either b.
fprbearing labor, feasting. or any other way,
upon such an account as aforesaid. every such
person. so offending. shall pay for such offence
i've shillings, as fine to the county,"
Emigration Wesiirard The Concordia.
(La.) Intelligenoer states that there are daily
seen there. numbers Of emigrant families, with
their wagons, baggage. &c. .on their way TO the
Western Parishes of this Siate and to Texas
Many Of them seem 10 take with them cansid
cradle property. The Alexandra Cred River
papers also state that there Is immigration o
families, with thor doinestics, cattle &c
uthyoSh that place 10 Texas.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-01-01

The Treasurer has received from
the principal of the Town Depo-
site Fund, for which an order
was given for, $47
The amount of outstanding orders,
exclusive of those given for the -
deposite fund, J,54o
The means ON hand intended for
and applicable to pay this debt,
and
Cash in the Treasury asper settle
ment with the Treasurer, e
Cash in the Treasury received
since the settlement with the
Treasurer, from the town dcpos-
lite fund, viz:
From the principal on order, AZ 18
The Interest, 81 So
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-01-01
Amounting to,

Which deducted from the amount i
of outstanding orders, leaves a
balance against the town, Of 1897 "a
There remains of the Town Dspo-
site Fund, =, .s. .- SOY 81
Which is subject to the order of
the select-men when collected
and if this be deducted it still
leaves the town in debt, 1889 So
r. NJ. WOODRUFF, !.
- PUTNAM KlLBORN,
SIDNEY PECK, e3 SnLhct
WILLIAM BISSELL, M EN-.
EDW'D GUERNSEY,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-01-01

Srdgwick's History of Sharon.
I Sedswick's History Of Sharon.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-01-01

Making the amount of Orders
drawn, $5272 l2
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-03-06
uDlCHklss'S
Vertical alter Wheel.

n \ consequence 7. tie very great papullfiy
Il nai5a .6a.e y 4gtis hage attained BIZ tie u,
sl nearly toto 81 fHa,u ID diAer.nl par's u 'he
country. us Subscribers have SOD about ~.
Rights 10 ) rJ4 Caraitna, 30 Il stitch are g full
and s4ecess fol operation IL Cumberland County
Whoa pfaFet.y tl.5ddcsd they nearly toaab
lae value file MD md iaquaabty q ~ors gem
er4ly fas fae#tl tIle msd sAuguIne expectation
gf the owners. msny Il whom a:s gentlemen dir
ungl5saed ur lHatf sci are ana practical SID,
vA9 have atte~fad Ia the value ef Tins Improve.
meu: Tie Naeeis are more durable, and mars
easily k.pt Ja ordsf, when property pat 2 t5ar-
,H4n ag common E4ttar Wheel They vii save
one-th!rd Of tic water and iua wetI in back wa
ter hen there is a bead above. The sfsed o. tie
SAs ,s increased lY more than double Tire strokes
per ut2utC,
The price erar individual right for one pal, D..
Whpcls, a $50.
~eseer, among o,h-ff, to thc allowing gentle.
raen, some OF = aou aaye lad the Who j.. H. nsl.
us4 Il monia- ~ lag'e, aud lr9.a many Of whom
We have received -zrtsaaates highly approving oil
these Wheel, and stating ti.al their Saw, wltA
This Improvement Gu, 1aU0, 1909, $500. and even
as hgi, as 500 sset day, according 10 tac head
u! Wa'e3.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-03-06
.NFSCEEEl.s.s'E3tsES.
POSTMASTER GENERAL II DISGUISE


O, nv vav 10 the North ii 1855, ia
cnmnanv With several 1eu.,eueA ls9tn New
Orleans i hanneael dat lie stage IN which
we were PASSENGERS. stopped l5r SUPPER at
small ylI.a2e, situated between The lowDs
Of Columbus aed I4ness.l.o. on tile Cum
berlapd road, II The S ate Of ono.
There aasa grea, ua.6ef.u. og militia
ce,,ai0s. Iicu,enaHts, rn:i.ns. ser.aaa.s. aHd
carnorBls. ylh q considerable sariukl.ag Of
nri9a,es. All ii Whoa had been exalb3ia.
,hsir o9,ria,i.n d.rtft he d.y. Il mafea.
nrnoana dasu!!.e rad. saoa.teuas, car.
ryioo arms. eressa.iQ, ara., and caargIag
hsy67e,. r.s.a-s,,r. Ia tie attended hos.
III. o7erat,aa. 7r,5t..t egei.fgaf.ag State
~ n'.t,;.,eo ~ at,t6artfta4 IL yA.s4. snl
,E,sa.of m st,t-er t)sia. vefs 81 egsu war
sleoo.,-.l,a, t.1z..t.su.
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;aro,nsl cs.f.y.s...a,t lsst = ve. teo.
Loas,n ps.i.,1.t., fs1.srsf t-tts I-e;,s.{
$50 ,,..all..,-, J. 4.,.,,.s~ ana ..y,.,-,,. 81,
~ 49,. 80 - ~ ~ 81 .e -
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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-03-06

e NLb&ESS rHcd eer'atu'y and s.rce,1,rlc
I'D Ibe rrpp'afoao f an bfrta 10 j. es.abt,,1..,
pol Wy extensive sdeer'lag and pcilnr. bat hy H..
En'*a virtue antintnuus ra'4e. ne courss 81
we ptoPIetors Vi Tie Bam Of CgluHbi4," h4.
oeen IA accordance With the above fact. vbey
nave ehdsa7efea togge to HE public an artislS
y i' ~hIeh me eafr would BE- pleased aua satIa.
"'a' 10 ven known 10 those, who use this IRE
"a"fh' 'h-t Ut teeta tic hair ffon falling an.
ff'S'f'' y on tlld places in wonderful degr,a
"'a''H& 'le mar perfectly soft and glossy and
n "a' ~ o. edh'l interest, keeps il entirely rec
vents cnufely, any accumulation n d,a.l,,.d 4.
St N T. and fctatI by b oates Charlotte. '''''"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-03-06

" les, SIR rel NC oPpos'''ou say W." ~
they please l oellcYe you q eouseieu''eus
iodlS'duai-I do
" ell sf' eohs'eetih1 ~ : s's -,
time We have ever met mus sly ~,
h6eFals'y = eNtfaafoinafs uu' s''a"" "
tof your goo1 OPINION
Al, SIR, though We nave never t's''
know YOU weil--"e az kho" YOU iof mos
efficient officer aud deserving ulan'
Its true, am tolefatiy wen hao"1
n the Western and Soo.hern country NV
as FOR my G4ctfhc9 beiieNe ~ P's,,
ahead a. hltd a. man conveniently sun.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-03-06

.sar-l san ,. .sasa4 --sss 4..sa e"z.
We are ay... ssfe .ge ce.e ae are abaa,
F., ,praf, fayer gu.s .,,, .sy ir,a any oE
.l5bahaak. frrseu-re.gta ia.ye..y .5yu.
,A.-,y year.aar.
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aaa{,snaa wet bentrg. aaa anon ,be
DISCHARGE. tbs onr bfeEa Ia he den
tr3f eIsce .sbrra i, F.t aaae n.enaaa.
II ana. he Inar.aeg that he returned Ia
town moi IN the most auisl.s Eamsr. md
ega7 rpntIera t. ,Ha ssa.offb'. an sttrr
e,tiga eusgea bs,v cen thefa. the tes,,,, Of
.s5rr res ftat .s. rsr,tonan rat,,.a8 "a
Wv Me bI.l. srd the eaagmi.b s45re he
void syo, which he acaa,4.aaly t.l forth.
wu4. The sui aaaaeaea IT, be brought be
f5rg M. ". ,.s5 was ller g ..s.fge
of the rcarr, and WHO T. now hy.n, ma re.
tiremsn, gl the Bay Biloxi The sDo,,jn-
gentleman u,on rasef,,rp the citation bs+
,epo,I IN e,ast o,a,bt, . rs.,a,u l.io
I, s,r,l s,serf.,ao in our c-tv. md f,m,,.a,
with ,L5 atfai,s If ise 4tetscl,va z. r
4 b. Coz and stated lis c6.e
,Psob nnaEl, q,id I,g,e, n tdon,,
oes,er nae Nth your one dollar case of
, aud DIV the claim The sn,r,.pr aenlie
,,a, ,r..ar,,o1 HE 4,,o,,.,,,.., ',, ~.
the cIsia, nnles.,,a a.. rog,sa IF ir., am
declared bs ,,n..o qafeoa ,,'o sri, ca.t ,t..
, J., woyl4. .WeIl, SAID ',.yar n ryar
no.. r,o, ,,,g .1re.,;or T., ,'-n .ta}
charm y,,, t,,eot, 5o.t,t. f., ,a-,.,cos
Tba soa,tso,so i,'.oa,a ,s , al $50.
aay tJo fer 'p.r; .r;J ''I l,, '',- 30 -. =
ta,'., ,,o ,, f,' =, 49, -''. "a r. .t 49,
suit j. fosEe4 an, sr,a,I ~, va ~ '', I ',,-
to nav n. taerty darars !, -. @., 'I' ',ia
sa,,. ''' '''- '-'''
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froo, tho ssa.,..,,a,,. r. ',-''''J P'''1u
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-03-06
ENGLISH s. CLASSICAL
SCHOOL BOOKS =.

Their Goods we're purchased in the cities Of New
York and Philalelp hia. fer CASH, and icy WI.
al Them Cheaper no humbug) than they ga"
s. bought 1T in any other Store IN these paris
Those who buy flr CASH Or on short tine afe
respectfully invited 10 call anu examine men
stecG before purchasing, a. thcya dctcrl"ined =
sell al j very short advance on New YORK prices
They fec grateful e their friends and ne pun,
Iic lor their liberality hereio'ore, aud nope ug
cosr attention 3 business 10 merit share u pub
lie patronage r..r,,r,
n. b. They have a large stock Of Dt'NDEL
DAGGISG % haads. which they will sell tor
Cash u lie piece II !t5 cents, best koIlNu'
cents.
Nor u. ISIS. ~
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-05-30
iNoTIcE-IN PARTITION 2 Crispan ogle-

NoTICE In PARTITION -Crispan Ogle-
IN by, Nancy Ogleby, Joseph Ogeby, and Sa-
ran Ogeby, will take notice that petition was
filed against them the twenty third day OF April
in the Court of Common Pleasof Monroe county
and State OF Ohio, by John Mansperger and Jane
Mansperger bis wife, and Lauren F. Ellsworth and
Mary Ellsworth his wife, and is now pending,
wherein the said John Mansperger and Jane Mans
perger his wife, and Lauren +. Ellsworth and Ma
ry Ellsworth his wife demands partition of the fol-
lowing real estate, situate in Monroe county and
State Of Ohio, described as follows. to witt The
West half of the North East quarter of section
number twenty-three, in township number seven,
of range humber seven, containing seventy-eight
acres and forty five hundredths OF an acre. it being
lot or parcel of land purchased by John Vine
miller of the lands subject to sale at Marietta, Ohio,
and by him conveyed TO James Ogleby, late decea-
sed:-Also, the North West quarter Of the South
Westq quarter of section number eleven, in town
ship number seven, of range number seven, con-
tanning forty and ninety-eight hundredth5 of
an acre, and ten acres in addition thereto, begin
ming at the South West corner of the North West
quarter Of section number eleven, in township Sc
ven, of range seven, thence with the section line
North twenty rods to the corner of Farlan Balls
land, described in a certain deed given to said F
Ball by James w. Rucker, the seventh day of Au-
gust, A. D. 1871, thence East twenty rods, thence
South twenty rods to the corner of said Balls land
thence West with said line to the place Of begin
nng-Also, town lots numbers thirty-two (32,)
thirty -four (34 twentyfour (24,) and twenty-nine
49, in the town of Calais in said county as num-
bered and recorded on the town plat of said town:
Also one town lot number twenty-four (24,)
and one back lot lying North oflot number twenty
FIVE (25,) it being the lot that horse mill now
stands on, in the town of Calais as numbered and
recorded on the town plat of said town:-Also, tho
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-05-30
NoTICE-IN PARTITION

NO
James Wells in right of his wife Julita and as as
signee of John Stephen, John Baker and Eliza
beth Baker his wife, Francis D. Stephen and
Randolph Stephen,
Elijah d Stephen, Andrew D. Stephen, Alexan-
der ID. Stephen, Andrew Baker and Nancy Baker
his wife, Andrew Stephen and Polly Stephen his
wife and Samuel Stephen, Vincent Carpenter the
husband of the late Louisa Carpenter, deceased
andRandoph Carpenter, John Carpenter and Eli
jah Carpenter, minor heirs of the said Louisa
Carpenter, deceased
FEvHE said defendants, Elijah D. Stephen, An
III drew d. Stephen, Alexander d. Stephen,
Andrew Baker and Nancy Baker his wife, Andrew
Stephen and Sally Stephen his wife and Samuel
Stephen, Vincent Carpenter the husband of the
late Louisa Carpenter, deceased; Randolph Carpen-
ter, John Carpenter and Elijah Carpenter minor
heirs of the said Louisa Carpenler, deceased will
take notice that petition was filed against them
on the 18th day of March, A. D. ls46, in the
Court Of Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio,
BY James Wells, and is now pending, wherein the
said James Wells demands partition of the follow
ing real estate situate in said county Of Monroe,
being the north west quarter df section number
five, in township number seven of range number
seven, containing one hundred and sixty-seven
acres more or less, and about twenty acres off the
south east corner of the south west quarter of sec
ton number six in the same township and range,
and adjoining the first above named trac: of land
on the north side thereof, and that at the June
term Ito commence on the 22nd day of June, A.
ID. lS46) of said court application will be made
by the said James Wells for order that partition
may be made of said premises
JAMES WELLS, BY
WIN. c. WALTON, his Att'ny.
March 81, lS46.-2;7w