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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-03-03
Fairfield Common Pleas.
n Pa RTITIUN.


Philip Houser Us. Benjamin lively, Emanuel
Hively, Ambrose NJ Trulubull and Rebecca,
his Wife Johu Hiyey, Caroline Hively, Eliza
beth IIively, and David Cooaz, aad Mary, his
Wife.
TENI1E above Defendants, non-residents Of the
q. Statc Of Ohio, will hereby take notice, that
tile said Philip Houser, has filed III this office his
petition praying partition of the following premi-
Ses viz: Thirty one Acres in tue Southeast corner
OF the East halt Of the Southwest Quarter OF Sec
ton No 30, Township No. H. Range No. l9, OF
Lands set apart to satisfy the caius Of tue Reiu-
gees from the British Provinces Of Canada and
Nova Scotia, of which said premises, the late John
Hively, sell. died siezed in fee.simple. The pc
titon sets out that the said petitioner is entitled
by purchase, to four.sixths of said premises aud
HAT the suid Mary CoOutz is entitled 10 Dover
therein, as Widow of said Johu Hively, deceased,
aud prays that Dover he assigned 10 her accord
ingly The said Defendants are therefore hereby
notified to appear at the next Term of the Court
of Common Pleas in and for said county, and plead
answer or demur tn said petition, or in default
thereof decree will be entered against them.
JOEL RADEBAUGH. Clerk F. c. =.
SrANEERY Vas TRUNF, attorneys for Petitioner
February /, I8i5. 6w3gpfS3,50
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Fairfield COmlmon Pleas.

in PARTITION.
Paul Carpenter Us. Israel Carpenter, John h
Reed aud Sarah his Wife, p. j. Eckhart aud Lu.
cy his Wife, William Carpenter, +, Il. Carpen
ter, John and Elizabeth, minor heirs Of Gabriel
Carpenter, deceased.
FaN II E above named DEPENDENTS. (some of whom
ii are non.residcnts) heirs-al-Iaw OF Levi Car
uenter, deceased, late uI Lancaster county, Penn
sylvania, will take notice that the said Paul Car
nenter has filed i'll this Office lis petition, pray
ing for the partition of the following purcell o
land, to-wit: That portion ola truct Of land eon
tanning 299 35-l00 Acres, i'll Fairfield county Ohio
owned by Christian Carpenter, of Lancaster couu
ty, Pennsylvania in his life time-which, in III,
partition Of said tract among tho heirs of sale
ChristianCurpeuter, was allotted to said Levi Car
pon,er, and which is known as Lot No. in sale
partition, containing S5 $500 Acres, US will tuI
ly appeur by reference 10 the Record of the Conrt
Book 4, page . IA sc.
The above DeIendonts are hereby notified ID
appear ut the next Term OF the Court Of Common
Pleas of Fairfield county, Ohio and plead, answer
or domur to said petition, or in default thereof y
decree will be entered against them.
JOEL RADEBAUGH, Clerk. F, c. P
February d. 1918. 6w3gPl $3.50
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VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

a Executor of the Estate Of amos Rlcg, de-
IN ceased late Of Madison township, Fairfield
county, Ohio, will expose u public sale, ut the
door oillIe courthouse, in the Town Of Lancaster,
On Saturday. the IIIh day OF March next,
The valuable GRlST MILL of the dcceassed, TO-
geiher with about Ten Acres Of Land.
The Mill is situated upon Clearcreek one Of the
finest mill streams in the county about eight
miles southwest OF Lancaster, and about four
miles from Amanda. 1t has two run of Burrs aud
is in excellent repair For further particulars APP
ply to CALEB HEDGES, Executor.
February IL, l348 5w4O
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SALE or REAL ESTATE

Ball.
By virtue of an order of sale 10 me directed
from the court Of Common Pleas III Fairfield
County at lis September Term a. d. l847 /,
Samuel F. Maccracken, as Guardian OF Caroline
and Henry Ball, will offer and expose 10 sale, al
public yeuduc 10 the highest and best bidder, on
Friday the IOth Day OF March A. ID. Isls,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. and >
O'clock =. NJ Of that day at the door of the Court
House in the town of LANCASTER. Ohio, the follow
ing described Real Estate To wit: Part of iI-LOt
No. IA, in the town of Basil, bounded us follows
Beginning at the South East corner of said Lot
running thence North 81 feet, thence West 80
feet, thence South feet, thence West 99 feet,
thence South 81 feet, thence East l32 feet 10
the place Of beginniug-upun which Is valuable
Store House aud other improvements Said pre-
misses in the appraisement estimated at $4,000.
Also all that part of the S. W. quarter OF Section
No. 90. I. 4 No l6. r. No 10. i'll Fairfield County
known and described as follows. Beginning at
the South West corner of the road ON Main and
Canal streets in the town Of Basil running thence
West on the South side of Canal street to the first
North and South alley West OF Main street
thence South 10 the Canal line, thence East along
tue Canal line Ia the Road on Main Street.
thence North with the road on Main street to the
place Of beginning, containing ! acre, more or
less-upon which is valuable Warehouse and al.
so a dwelling house. Said premises in the ap-
prasement estimated at $4,000. Neither par
GELS will be sold for less than the full appraised
value aud OH the terms oGOne-thrl i'll hand. one
third in one year and une.tIird in two years with
interest on the deferred payments from tue day Of
sale.
SAMUEL f, MACCRACKEN, Guardian.
By MARTIN & ErFISGER, Ah'ys.
January 9S, 1913. ptj,25 6w3S
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Lancaster Institute.

There will be "A meeting Of the Lancaster In.
sttue on Friday evening the Bird inst, at the
Town Hall.
A Lecture by DR.. BIeELow, on Animal Magne,
tism.
Alter which the following question will be dis.
cussed.
rs there now or has there been in ony Country
a condition Of Society, TO whtch a MonorchicaI
form of Government, like those ezisting in Eu-
rope, is or has been adopted TO promote the wet
fare Of tie peopie1
J. HSGooD Affirm: D. A. ROBERTSON, Neg.
The citizens generally are respectfully invited
to attend. II. II. ROBINSON, President
THOMAS w. LOcKARD, Secretary.
March g. l848.
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A Valuable Farm f0r Sale.

ON FRIDAY the oath day Of MARCH next
~ between the hours Of o'clock A. VI and :
O'Clock p NJ Of said day, the undersigned, pnf-
suant To power vested in them as Executors vi
tue last Will aud Testment OF Philip Macklin.
deceased. will procecd, at the door OF the House
ON the Premises; in Pleasant township. Fairfield
county Ohio, to sell to he highest bidder proyid-
ell hs bid is equal to the SUN Of s20 per acre, oil
that certain tract or parcel orlund Oh which Phil
ip Nackin deceased lived at The time Of his death;
salt tract being part Ofthe east half Section No.
6, in Township No. Il. in Range No. 10, Of Lands
sold al the Chilico,he Land Office; said tract con-
tanning 1863 1900 Acres.more or less. The above
land has upon it, the lDllowing, among other val
nsbIc improvements. lo-wit-70 10 Is acres U!
cleared land; Two good Orchards Ono Hewn
Log House, 81 by - feet, one aud half stories
high; One two story Spring House S Smokc-iuuse
good Barn. Cider Press, SC. &C. Land well
watered aud Tinbered.
Terms Of fSdLe.-One-iourtI in hand; the bal.
ance III three eqnul ANNUAL payments with in,
eresl from the day Of Sale. good aud general
warantee deed 10 be made upon tue payment oi
all the purchase money.
PETER MACKLIN,
JACOB KLINE,
Executors of Philip Mackiin, deceased.
IB-rho above offers great inducements for i
profitable pulclase.
February 10, 1913. 5wil
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ImsOIVcnt Notice.

NoTICEis hereby given that Thomas Ben.
/ Y nett and David Quals have made application
IN compliance with the provisions OF tie insol,ent
law, aud that will by the first day of the next
term Of the Court Of Common Pleas lor Fairfield
county make u return Ofthe proceedings had be-
fore me, in compliance with the requirements Of
the Statute in such cases made aud provided.
VIRGIL T.. SHAW
Com hSaiUents.
February 10, ls48. 3w4l,
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MEDXCAA NOTICE..
DOCTOR w. Fl. WHITE.
For Sale or EeeMt.

A S Agent of Mrs. Sarah Reese, will rent
" the Store House and Lot, Main Street, No.
II, in the 9th Square, Lancaster, better known as
the "Checkered Store" Itpreterred Mrs. Reese
will sell her interest to any person, he agreeing
to pay her all annual sum for the same during her
life.
will also rent Lot No. 2, in the l2th, Square
on Mulberry street, being the residence of Gen,
Reese. at the timo Of his death, Or, ifpreierred,
it will be sold sume as above.
Bargains will be given to any person wishing
TO rent or buy. JOHN s. WALTERS.
Lancaster, Feb 25, 1913, AZ Il
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Thr Alatktts.
LANCASTER, Friday, Morch 3. ioIa.

EB'PoRK from $l,75 to $3.50 fp 100 lbs.
By Ietegraph-F The ZaMesViHe Courier.
New YORK. Feb. 30.
FlOur-There is but moderate business doing,
all parties ure Whiting foreign arrival Good
brands are frmer. Wheat-There is good de-
nund for milling. Holders are firm, and buyers
do not meet them. Corn-58c 99 bush, market
steady. Pork-Western prime, $7,2508 90 per
bbl. Western mess, No. |, $1,000 l0,l21 P bbl.
Lard-Western 3sc " ib. There IS an active de-
mand for Lard. Dealers holding of for foreign
news.
CINcINNATi Feb 90.
Flour Sales at s4,3l4@s4374. Grain-Saes
of Wheat at 9Oc. Characteristics OF Whisky
at l7c; the article is decining-Sugar is heavy,
aud Molasses is dull with sales at 2jc. Provisions
--Saes Of Bacon, hog-round, AT &c. hams at 4c,
Sides at Sc. Shoulders at &C all bulk pork,
CHILLIcoTHE, March l.
The price of Wheat is 80OS5 c. Flour retais at
S4,5O0475. Corn 30 in the cargo cs Shelled:Oats
22c; Barley 40O15c; Flaxseed 7O075c.; Beans
50O62 cents; Lard. cents; Bacon, Hogs round,
81 to cts. Hogs $2,2502,5O Gazette.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

TVNHE subscribers will dissolve their Partner
L ship as soon as practicable. All those hav-
ing unsettled accounts or being indebted to them,
are earnestly requested not 10 retard settlement
or payment as ii is absolutely necessary to wind
up this concern with all possible despatch.
BOVING & GRAUE.
Lancaster. March 3. I848. 3w43
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Joseph Becry's Estate.

"a N0TICE is hereby giventlat the undersigned
~ have been appointed and duly qualified as
Administrators of the Estate Of JosEPH BEERY, de-
ceased. late of Auburn township, Fairfield coun-
w. Ohio. All persons having claims against said
Estate will present Them for settlement legally
within ane yenr-and all those in-
debled will make immediate payment to
e. NJ. berry, ! ,,-,.
A. 7. BERRY, A0'' 'o' >
February IS, 1913. 4w4a*
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Public Sale of Personal Property

EENHE undersigned will expose at public SALE
IA at his farm in Greenfield township Fairfield
county, known as the Andrew Wckiser farm,
On Friday the gath day of March next.
The following described personal property, to-
wit: 8 Head of Horses lot of Stock Cattle some
ofthem Durham; so Head of Stock Hogs; two
Horse Wagons; / four Horse Wagon; | Cart and
Harness; new Rockway Carriages, with iron
axles, Just manufactured: | new plain Carriage:
one Horse Bugsies, OF the first quality, with
and without tops. and all warranted for one year
with prudent use; q first rate lot of four horse
Wagon harness; . sett Of two horse Wagon har
ness; lot of Carrngc aud Buggy harness in good
order; 1 side Saddle; Log Chain; Wheelbar-
row; a lot OF Furniture such as Bureaus, Tables,
Chairs. Cupboalds Bedsteads, &c; two Mantle
Clocks; corner Clock; Cooking Stoves aud
furniture; Poughs aud Harrows: . Of Classpilfs
Barshear and . cast PIoughs all used but one sea-
son; new Bellows, never used, Of Monteeth's
make and large size; Vice: too-treud Turning
Lathe and Tools; lot Of other property too lie.
dious 10 mention.
credit of nine months will be given on all
sums over three dollars-under that sum cash in
hand. Sale to commence ut 10 o'clock A. NJ. Of
said day, when due attendance will be given by
WILLIAM H. SHUT.
February l8, l848. al
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LAND FOR SAFE.
TINE Subscribers Will ofer E,r sale nt the court
house ia Lancaster. on


IL mousse IA Lancaster, on
Monday the ard day Of Aprii, tsAs,
At one O'Clock =. NJ their farm eootaining SIX
TY ACRES, situated IN Pleasant Township, Fair
field county, six miles north Of Lancaster on the
Newark Road. known as The Cup farm" There
are Oli The premises two gond DWELLING
HOUSES, good Balm. ORCHARD, hrge
SfklNG uear tic house aud every other neces-
'iry conveuience. The soil is ofnperipr quality,
aud adapted u every farming purpose.
Also al tie same time and place Lot Of Tim.
Der Land continuing FIFTY ACRES. lying five
mes from Lancaster and four from Pl.asi,iltvillr.
Oh the same road; both soi and timber Of the best
quality. Terms made known on tue day of sale
CHRISTIAN CULP,
MARY LAMB.
February sj, ie4s. 6w4a
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JOH II NJ. CT A r X e,

Presents to his patrons the following Brilliant
Schemes for March, I348.
ENLARkE has been Il Vcnder lorthe last fifteen
OyeurS IN the Cities OF Pittsburg Pa, Wheel
ing, Va, and Richmond Va, and refers to the
Managers III proof Of the fact that he has sold mare
LARGE CAPITALS than any Pender IN The United
States. CLARKE sold dRgng the month of Jan
uary l34S, the following Capitals:
HALF OF 10000: WHOLE OF 1000;
Prizes of $1,000; z Capitals of $500,
Besides numerous others Of less denominations
VIRGINIA S r ATE LOTTERY,
CLASS NO. 10, FOR 1913.
To be drawn in Alexandria, Sat'y March II, 1913
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Further Catalogue of Medicines.
See Descr,ptire PamphletS.

Wild Cherry ExFectorant. Alternative Syrup,
Eve Water, Diarrhca Mixture, Superior Tonic,
Liver Power Bronchitis Gargle, Vegetable Eme-
tic, Irritating Pasiers, Neryiue Tonic and Cen
tie Laxa,ice, Bitter Herbs for Policies, Anu Dls.
peptic Pills. Vegetable Snuff for Caiarrh IN inc
Head aud Headache ~,
Call NJ tie Medical beput, adjoining the hen New
Book Store. ~ as
Lancaster, January IA, l34S' 90
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1Iruo yeau,s good Pen-Kuilel Or where is
w ,ic persou that does not, unless 1t beBone'
who IS already supplied. TO those that are not,
we would just say Mat we are prepared % urpss
BE- De- D'' GATES 4 CoSPER, gieft
Lancaster October a. Is47.
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DENTISTRY .
G7a, z SHALL, in future. counne my
TYSgs Il operations Oh the TEETH, ID

-t1-1-JJ PhSSlhSi eAGdclli5 ahu Cleaning.
am confident that eau save permanently every
tooh, ii called upon willie the cavity Is small and
before il has acled and surely 10 person would
refuse 10 pay a small sum uf money 10 save lis
teeth. which are Of 80 much Importance 10 the
comforts aud convenience Of lille. 1carraat ai.
teeth tat Plug, after ta date. from ten to lwei-
~ years.
have FOR sale, Oh Agency, Ductor ROGERS
TOOTHPUWDERS, PASTES and DROPS. 81
much celebrated 10 Cincinnati and throughout
the Union. The world never yet produced any
thing equal to item
In Inrre, wond prefer seeing my friends, al
my office. wien it Is possible.
OFFiCE-lu Gicsey's Block, adjnniug tiie New
Book Sure. II. SCOTT.
Lancaster. January 7. l34}. 80
P. $. Porcelain Teeth set on piyots. without
pain, 10 initiate nature perfectly. IL. ).
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UYIlAGl@AG,

MARRIED.-On the oath Of February, by the
Rev. P. c. Bennedum, Mr.. jacob Eversole to
Miss Susan Miller OF Greenfield township.
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Geo: :. DcCtmbaugh's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
y has been appointed and duly qualified as Ex-
ecutor of tile Estate OF GEORGE S. DgFESBAUGH,
deceased late OF PERRY Township, Fairfield
County, Ohio. All persons having claims against
sad Estate will present them for settlement, le.
galIy authenticated within one year--and all those
indebted will make immediate payment to
CALEB HEDGES, Executor.
February 10, ls48. 4w4l
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Samuel Burgner's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber
~ has been appointed and qualified as Admin
iStrator of the Estate of SAMUEL BURGNER de-
ceased. late ofFairfield county. Ohio.
CONRAD BURGNER, Jun, Adnl'tor
February 2j, 1913. 4w42F
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Law Notice.

HNHE oPurtnership between the undersign-
n ed in the practice o! tho Law is dissolved.
All unfinished business committed TO their care
will receive their joint attention until closed, and
applications respecting the same may be made to
either of u.s. II. II. HUNTER.
JOHN GARAGHTY.
Lancaster. March |. lSl8 4w43
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Stop! Stop! Sending 10 Piltsburg!
COTTON YARNS.
Wicking, Bats and TWinc

At wBoLEsALgASDAT PrTsBuRoH PRicgs,
M ABE out uf good stock and new Machinery
IFl at the COTTON WORKS recently put IL
operation at ZANESyILLE The undersigned
being an Agent for tic past five years for the sIe
Oi P'HsdhTgh Yarns at this point. will from Ills
cut sell tue Yarns, &c, made al the above Facto-
iy' The imns are Of the best quality and well
prepared. Orders are respectfully solicited.
a. McFADDEN.
Znesyille, February 4. 1913. 30
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MiII PrOperty for Sale.

A Executor of the Estate of GEORGE S. DEF
AENBAUGH, deceased, late OF FairlieldC County
Ohio, will expose to public sale, upon the prem
ises,
On the 25th day OF March, Is4s.
The following described property: An excellent
SawMill, Fulling Milland Carding
M ach inc,
WITH 5 5I-s ACRES OF LAND,
Together with a good FRAME DWELLING
HOUSE-situated in Perry Township. Fairfield
County, Ohio, about miles southeast Of Turlton
and about miles from Adelphia.
There is sufficient water power to keep the
Cardng Machine and Fulling Mill in operation
through the whole season. The property is now
in first rate condition and will be sold to the high
est aud best bidder.
CALEB HEDGES, Executor.
February. 25. 1913. tsl2.
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VesuVius Iron Works.

EWIS, DALZELL& & Co, mauniac.
IL tnrers Of all sizes Bar, Sheet, Boiler Iron and
Nails Of the best quality. Warehouse, 81, Water
aud 1906. Front sts.. Pittsburgh Pa
Feb. 10, I84s. Pias6Hrgh Gasetis 81 4w4l
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POstpOneIMcnt.

The above sale is postponed, and will occur oI
Tharsddy the Both day Of March, lSiG, at til,
place above named.
EDWARDS PIERREPONT, Trustee.
March 3, 13i3.
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GROCERIES AT COST,

7 HE subscribers have resolved to sell off ftheir
/ Stock oil GROCERIES, LIQUORS, GLASS
WARE, sc. AT COST which will give every
Merchant, Grocer, and Family chance to buy
at prices never known before. They will sell
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A FarRn for Sale or EsemI.

TENHE Farm lying two miles north Of Lancaster,
n on the old Millersport roud, in the posses
sion of Rev. John Lehman, is offered for sale or
rent on fair terms. Call at my house in Lancas-
ter. JOHN LEHMAN.
January 81, l848. 37H
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A CALL.

A LII PERSONS having accounts with the un.
N dersigned are respectfully desired to give
him call, and settle the same, and to continue
their patronage. ~ s9l N aa
G. M. GODFREY
Kadli, Dec.t 847,
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R0EOUGH. ORDINANCE.

SECT. Is. Be it ordained by The Town
Counc; of Gilboa, that all offences against
The Laws and Ordinances of said Borough
shall be prosecuedin an action Of debt in
the name Of the Bor, ngh, before the
Mayor. = h5v a-n
SEcr. l6. That the Mayor shall have
power and he is hereby authorized tu exc
cute process against any person or persons
who may violate sany of The Laws or Ordl
nances Of tho Borough, and on complaint
being made before The Mayor, he may re-.
quire the person soe complaining, to flo an
affidavit, and after which il shall be the duty
Of the Mayor. 10 issue either summons or
a capias as the case may require, to bring
the offender 10 Justice, 0
This Ordinance to take effect, and be in
force after the 9Th day Of Oc'nber, y. d.,
lS4S. al J. b. ALLEN, M/yor.
G. McCpNAHYs Recorder.
GILpoA, September %, lS4S.
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James y. Nicholas IN cnAscrRY.

Samuel DiDsm0re. trt3 afnhf ia
TIME said Samuel Dinsmore is hereby no.
4 tilted that on the 18th day Of October,
A. D. l64S, the said James Nicholas filed
in the Clerks office Of the Court OF Com
mon Pleas in and for Putnam county, Ohio
his bill in Chancery against him; which said
bill sets forth among other things that in the
year lS45, several Judgements at law were
recovered against sad Nicholas and Din :
more, in the Court Of Common Pleas Of
said county Of Putnam, and before John
Deffenbaugh, a Justice Of the Peace for said
county, which said judgments and costs
amount together 10 the sum of one thous-
and three hundred and thirty-two dollars
and FIVE cents, and one hundred fiGy-s.x
dollars interest. That Of the said amount of
the said judgements, cost, and interest lie
sum Of eight hundred dollars was paid out o r
the joint properly Of said Ncholas aid
Dnsmore, ard that the said Nicholas has
paid,he balance Of the said sum Of the said,
judgments, and the costs and interest, 10 wit !:
Five hundred and thirty-two dollars and FIVE
cents, and one hundred and fifiy-six dollars.
interest, out Of his own individual property
and money; and that the said Samuel Dins-
more is possessor, as Of fee, of lands and
'ienefenis, situate in said county of Putnarn.
The oblect and prayer of which bill is that
the said Samuel Dinsmore may be decreed
Ia contribute his proper share and proportion
of hesaid balance paid by said Nicholas
at short day, and that in default Of said
contribution and payments the lands Of said
Dinsmore may be sold, and the proceeds Of
such sale applied TO the payment Of such
part Of said balance Of Ave hahdred and
hiriy-two dollars and FIVE cents Of princi-
pal and costs, and one hundred and fifiy.six
dollars interest, as may be justly and equi,a-
bly, due from said Dinsmore 10 said Nicho-
las
And the said Samue Dinsmore will furib-
er take notice that unless he appear and
plead, answer or demur 10 said bill within
sixty days after the next term of the Court
of Common Pleas in and for said county Of
Putnam, the said james Nicholas al the frs,
term o. said Court next after The expiration
Of said sixty days, will apply 10 said Couri
10 take the matters and things set forth m
said bill for confessed, and 10 decree there
on accordingly.
66dw Solicitor for complaint
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An illnsirated work, comprising fine Sc
ries Of embellishments, with interesting des-
cnpiions, in one handsome large octave, d
400 pages, elegantly bound in gill and let
tered, in The most fnished style Of modern
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NOTICE

rs hereby given, that petition will bepre.
Il sentcd to the commissioners Of Putnam coun
ty, at their December session, praying for an al
teration of n county road, viz: beginning about
35 roads sosth Of Peer Oilers house in the
south west quarter of section &c in Riley tosH
ship Putnam county, thence south Il on the line
o. said stcticn thence west on said line ill it in
tcrsects said county rocd again.
October 25tb, lG48.