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Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-01-15
The Hammer.

The following appropriate panegyric on
this primitive instrument, which was the first
invention in mechanics, and perhaps also the
first in war, is taken from the Scientific
American:
The hammer is the universal emblem of
emblem Of mechanics. With it are alike
forged the sword of contention and the
ploughshare of peaceful agriculture-the
press of the free and the shackles of the
brave. The eloquence of the forum has NOV
cd the armies of Greece and Rome to a thou
sand battlefelds, but the eloquence of the
hammer has covered those fields with victo-
ry or defeat. The inspiration of song has
kindled high hopes and noble aspirations in
the bosoms ofbrave knights and gentle danes,
but the inspiration of the hammer has strewn
the field with tattered helm and shield, deci-
ded not only the fate of chivalrie combat, but
the fate of thrones. crowns and Kingdoms
The forging of thunderbolt was ascribed
by the Greek MS the highest act of jove's ON
Impotence, and their mythology beautifully
ascribes to one of their gods the task of pre-
siding at the labors of the forge. In ancient
warfare the hammer was powerful weadon,
independent of the blade which it formed. -
Many stout skull was broke en- through the
cap and helmet by blow of Vulcan's weap-
on. The armies of the Crescent would have
subdued Europe to the sway of Mahomet, but
on the plains of France their progress was ar
rested, and the brave and simple warrior who
saved Christcndom from the sway of tho
Musician was Martel-'the hammer" The
hammer, the savior and the bulwork of Chris
tendon. The hammer is the wealth of ma
tons. BY it are forged the ponderous en-
CINE and tho tiny needle. Ii is an instru-
ment of the savage and the civilized. Its
merry clinks point out the abode of industry.
1t is domestic deity, presiding over the
grandeur of the most wealthy and ambitious,
as well as the most humble and impoverished.
Not a stick is shaped, not house is raised,
ship floats, a carriage rolls, wheel spins,
an engine moves, press squeaks, a viol
sings, a spade delves, or flag waves, with
out the hammer. Without tho hammer civ
ilization would be unknown, and the human
species only as sefenceless brutes; but in
skllful hands, directed by wisdom, it is an
instrument ofpower, of greatness and true
glory.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-01-15

SAN DoMINGo.-Since the coronation
of the black Emperor Saloque, the gentle
men of color composing his court are Pc
culiarly nsolent to white men. Seven
ship masters at Aux Cages have signed a
paper setting forth that Captain RadclifE,
of the brig General Worth, was grossly a.
bused by a negro having charge ofa ight-
er, who on threatening to kill him, was
complained of to the Captain Of the Port,
but that functionary having heard what the
negro had TO say, refused TO listen TO the
Captain; threatening to throw him into a
dungeon, and to cut off the Consul's head
Any white colony acting in that manner
towards our citizens would be visited by a
vessel of war for explanations and redress,
but we presume the fanatics will be up in
arms at any punishment of a black MINIS
ter of State for merely insulting a white
man, and threatening to cut off the head of
The Consul. The old fable in that case
would apply in full force, at was your Bull
that gored my Ok. ~. Y. Star.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-01-15
.HOrsg0ge Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that on edlssday the
~ 10 day Of April in the year eighteet hu, drsd
and fifty. o'clock L NJ. Of that day. he Court
House IN the Village OF Hillsdale. in the County of
Hillsdale aud State OF Michigan, there will be sold
pubic auction. all and singular the land and prem.
ises lying and being is the Township of Litchheld,
County OF Hlsdae and State Of Michigan, known
and described as follows, wit; Beginning on the
north west side Of the Homer road being two rods
north wet fthe corner Of Swartouts land, thence
running south forty-five degrees and parallel
~ith said Southworth eight chains and eighty-nine
links, thence northwest and parallel with the Homer
road three chains and sixty one-huudredths
(6l-loO) to land owned by Leauder Smith, thence
north forty -four and half east the said Homer road
thence south forty five and half degrees three&
sis,ytwe hundredth (62l00) chains TO the place
OF beginning containing three and aquarter acres of
land be the more or less, being section mum
Der ten. town five south Of range four
Said sale will be made by virtue and in pursuance Of
power OF sale contained IN irdenlure OF mortgage
said premises dated the sixth day OF April A. D.
eighteen hundred aud forty nine executed by o. Al
len and Lucy his wife, l.. A Afford and recorded
in the Office Of the Register Of Deeds for said County
OF Hlsdale the thirty FIRST day of July A. d. eigh
teen hundred and forty nine in Iber o cf mortgages
pages 1914, 1875. and 1876, said mortgage assigned
by l.. Afford TO Clark Il Rowlson the twenty fifth
day of December A. ID. eighteen hundred and forty
nine which assignment recorded in the Office Of
the Register Of Deeds for said County the twenty
sixth day Of December A. d. eighteen hundred and
forty nine in Liber Of mortgages page 465. The
amount now claimed to be due said mortgage for
princpal and interest is fifty dollars and thirty
cents, (s5730) Defaulthaving been made in the pay
Of said of money according the condition OF
said mortgage. and suit proceeding having been
instituted law in chancsry for the payment Of any
part thereof the sale will be made according to the
law existing in such case. in the year eighteen hun.
dred and forty nine the date Of said mortgage.
CLARK & ROWLSON.
ENC. wILsos. Auy. Assigueess.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-01-15
TOWNSVILLE ENCY.
DR.. S. S FITCH'S
Celebrated Medicines.

Csedby him with such Distinguished SUCCESS m the
CURE OF
Coughs, Consumption, Catanh, Asthma,
Heart Diseases, Dyspepsia. GonorrhGa,
Piles, Female Complaints, &c. &c.
A LSO-Dr. Fitchs Abdominal Supporters,
N Shoulder Braces Tnhaling Tubes. and Lectures
on Consumption aud the art Of preserving Life and
Health TO Old Age, &c, SC.
~ X. s. VARNUM has been appointed Agent
for the sale Of the above Goods, and will keep them
constantly hand his Drug Store, in Jonesville,
Hillsdale Co., Michigan.
DR. Fitch's Guide B0Okto IHudlids, and Directions
for Promoting Health, and Instructions TO Mothers,
in the mana cement Of Children" may be had gratu.
itously, by calling for il at the store above. An
extremely valuable Book. n4f
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-01-15
Written for the Standard.
Then thou mayest think of Me.

Written for the Standard.
Then thou mayest think Of Me.
Ifwith every joy surrounded,
You are happy light and free,
Mari not then those Aeeting moments
With single thought Of me.
But when cruel disappointment,
That con6ding heart has stung
And the friend that should protect you
Some new victim then has won.
And in silence thou art weeping,
Know thy grief is felt by me
And chilling though my words may seem
Letmy love to friendship turn:
Then when thou art sad and lonely
When he has forgotten thee,
And by former friends deserted
Then thou mayest think of me.
HOMER.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-01-15
CITY .Ageucies.

v. b. FALMER. the American Newspaper Agen
is authorized receive subscriptions and advertise
ments for this paper. His Offices are at
BosroN, Congress street.
New YORK. Tribune Buildings.
PHILADELPHIA, W. cor. Sd and Chestnut ST.
BALTIMORE, s. W. cor. North and Fayete ST.
p. HOMAN, is our authorized Agent at Detroit
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-01-15

NOTICE----whereas my wife Elizabeih' has
lN left my bed and LOard without any Just cause
or provocaton whatever. This is TO forbid ell per,
sons from hsrboring OF trusting her my account,
Tor will pay debts Of her contracting afer this
date. \ INGERSOLL
Allen, Dec. %, 1870. a25w3
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-01-15

w - fio"Ebb, oonCitor' H~o
T IST OF LETTETS REMAINING In
IL the Post Office at Hillsdale, on the lst of Ian
iary 1880.
Austin Nathan, Kellogg Walter
Aldrich Marvin Kelly Abram
BloiCsJ.J. Lewis Dewitt c
Bell VIM. Lamb John
Bronson L. Il. Lane Levi
Brown A. Lowenshale Charles
Bryant lrean mrs. Lane Jane miss
Bagey ID, NJ. Mills Ira
Broughton Lester Merwin WIN 2
Bennett James X. Mulican Suburban
Boon Ahner Morris George
Briggs VIM. J. Miller VIM ii
Bailey John Mesick Joseph
Bradley John A. Moore Richard
Bradwell WIN. Alillspaw Lafayette
Clark Sylvester Alillspaw Daniel
ioryel Nelson Norton Ii Nj
Coan MIR. Nelson Alfred ID
Covey John Z, Macy Miss
Christie Catharine Mrs. ODey Eyed
Cotton Lucy Miss. Palmer w T
Clark Aaron Peunock Ira
crandall Cyrenius Parmelee f. X
Covey Stanton :. Parmeee Charles
Campl ell WIN Parish Ann
'lark VIM IL. Peck Sarah A miss =
]oe Job Pearce Henry
crisp Joseph Patterson Cyrus
clement Peter Rose Hiram q
Crawford Ruth Miss Ritchie James
canfield Jacob II Rice LORENZO
Candee Gideon Rood Nathaniel
'uter Edward Richard on Archibald
'ase Cha's Reynolds Peter .
chapman II Foote Richardson Emeline mrs
;randall Alfred B. Sanderson John
)o,y WIN Simmons George
} Yats Mr.. Smith ID s
)oud Lorenzo Snunk Peter
)oolitte Samuel Southworth y
sngle Robert Snow Sarah A
:ston Dana Sharp
sston Gilbert Stevens Warren
fish Lyman Smith Isaac
fish Ambrose Shonninger Is
fish Harvey Stone Austin L
fitch EA Stone David
finch Tho's s Stewart Columbus
french Jerigl Smith Calvin 4 Isaac
'ield Henry Sturtevant Lyman
tray Justin Sears Edward
iray Melvina Spencer Aaron
;reen Martin Thatcher Aonzo
ireen David Tew Edward
G W Treadwel Urias
iains Rich'd 4 Tyler Nathan w
lowell Ja'sP Tuite Mary NJ miss
Iunter John Wheelan Salmon
Iuh Furman Woodbury. =
iuf Thomas VI ID Walker Isaac
Iavener Charles Wells Charles
lodges Sarah miss Wilcox Henry
Iungerford David Weams wmJ
lie sett Naihan'l & Wheeler Merritt
hopkins Anna mrs Webb
ioxter Maria mrs Walker Franklin
hamilton VIM weis more & A
Ial Orrin Misses witherell mary
Joseph Bailey Elvira and
iall Alethc mrs wood Esther
Ioldeman Jacob wheeler Sam'l W
lowe Henry W witer Peter
Ioage Orson wiley Thomas
Hill Marvin Wilson Sylvester Il
Iayss Na,hnnl Wilson G IN
ones Dolly K miss weight WIN
ohnson john W watson Robert
King Gideon weight Ann Elizabeth
lane Nelson Young Jeremiah
Kinney James
O9Persons calling for the above Letters, will
lase say, Advertised. J. w. NAY, r. NJ.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-01-15

Rates Of .adpertising.

Legal apvertisements legal rates of advertising.
DJ' Business men in this place, receive the
paper one year with their Card insented the rate
OF $500 year. by the Carrier.
90 All advertisements must be accompanied with
written directions for the length OF time they
bs published or they will be inserted until forbid,
and charged accordingly.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-01-15

Nelson II. Wing Complainant
John Murray. Defendant.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue and in pur.
suahce Of decretal order made in the above cause,
the thirteenth day Of July, in the year one thou.
sand eight hundred and forty one, the subscriber,
a Master in Chancery will sell at public Arcton, at
the house OF Jesse Button, in the Village of Jones'
ville in the County of Hillsdale on "Wednesday the
afternoon. the following described premises. or so
much thereof may be sufficient raise the amount
due TO the Complainant for the principal, interest and
costs, viz: All that certain piece or parcel OF land,
situate, lying and being in the Town of Moscow, in
the County Of Hilsdae and State Of Michigan, de-
scribed as follows. viz; The west half ofth north
quarter and the half Of the south quar-
ter of section number eleven, in Township number
FIVE south FRANCE number two west. containing one
hundred and sixty Of land. be the more
lsss.-Dated at Jonesville, this LIST January 1880.
JAS X. KINMAN,
Master in CAanc0r.
w. T. HOWELL. Solicitor. mas
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-01-15
BOOK BNDlN @.
M. Sc. JOHN.

HAS commenced the business Of Book Bind =
IL ing in Jonesvile, where he is in readiness. 10
do anything IN that line, in good style and at rea.
sonable prices.
Magazines, Public Documents, Blank Books or
old books needing covers will be bound 10 order
VJ Books for binding may be left at the Standard
Once, with directions how 10 be bound and can be
had Mt the same place after binding.
Jonesville. Feb. 10 isIe
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-01-15
VOL. Nv. No. 26
IDs ChasscerN.

STATE OF MIcHIGAS-In Chsncery, Second Circuit.
Nelson II. Wing, Complainant.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-01-15
T IST OF LETTETS REMAINING IN

W.T. HOWELL, Solicitor. mas
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1850-07-29

MARKED AND CRoPPED-We should Judge
by the following extract from the Washing,
ton correspondence Of the louisville
Courier (Whig) that those who have been
abusing the great Kentucky statesman, will
smell some Of old Halls gunpowder, during
the presen. Administration:
Henceforward, the hired ibellers for Ger.
tain Eastern Wing papers, who have pesn esi
insulting and abusing Mr.. Clay ana 9,,is MI, y.
Webster, in letters from this city, WIZ ps
as tame and as harmless as blind kittens, ana
TO hear them talk now, about public no
tells and on the Avenue, you would tnlhS 4
they were the warmest friends he ever had
in the. world. They have all, however,
been marked and cropped by bub!ic opinion
and nothing they can say, one way or the
other will hereafter exercise any influence
in community. Most of them have been
Locofocos, then"Tyler men, and lastly, "no
party Wings" their breeches pockets being
the fundamental principle that generally
gives direction to their thoughts. and action
to their pens. And it is to such serls as
these Messers. Clay, Webster, Cooper, and
others owe much Of the vituperation and
that has been heaped upon them.
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DIR. s. D. HoWE'S
Shaker SarsapariIla.
In Quart Bottles.

AN efficient and certain remedy for the cure
of Jaundice. Plantation Of the heart Immunity
Of the blood. Scrofu!a. cutaneous eruptinus.
Lanoor. pimples and nestules on The face. sick
headache, habitual ocs,iveness. loss of appetite,
dvspepsia. chronic rheumatism. svpbiIoad dis.
eases. debilitated stomach. denression of spir-
its, old sores, and diseases of the blood and in.
iudicious use of Mercury -
A signal cure of an obstinate case of letter
of IA Years standing, by the use of DR.. Howe's
Sarsaparilla.
p CNclYNANr, March IS.
DR.. Howe-Dear Sir: Having witnessed the
controlling influence Of your preparation. of
Shaker Sarsaparilla over diseases which often
battle the skill of the best physicians, it is nv
49,, a. -. - A.. Al. m: o.sJ A. - al?
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Three female passengers on board the
California brig Oriental. at New York
thrashed the captain, backing his eyes ant
scratching his face, because he did moi
give them satisfactory reasons for the non
sailing o. the vessel. They were fined IS
each.
"Isn't it singular, Mrs. B., that you
never had any children ?"
II was an unpleasenta question, and the
lady answered, somewhat tartly, "Thars MY
business"
"I'm afraid it is," said the good old wo-
man; "but it used to be the Lords. Things
change SO, don't know what will become
of the world" -
The following, which we find in an ex.
chunge, has pretty good smack to it
why is q good sermon like kiss
Do you give it up"
."Becauso it only requires tOo heads
and an application"
SOUTHERN DIRECT TRADE WITH EU
RopE.-The Portsmouth (Va.) Pilot say!
that the subject Of direct trade to Europe
by means Of n steam ocean navigation
company from the South, is elcting tht
utmost enthusiasm among all classes, ant
especially those who are able and willing
to subscribe literally to the stock. II il
informed that the planters and others il
the James River country nre determined
that this great enterprise shall go on.
The silver and gold currency of Austria
has entirely disappeared, Where it hal
gone and how soon it will return, no one
pretends to guess The present currency il
gnlder bills, which are cut in half and quar-
tiers, to suit the convenience Of the traders
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A WORD TO MECHANICS AND lNyEN-
TORS Are the mechanics and inventors
of machinery, &c., in Ohio, generally
aware Of the advantages that may result
to them from the exhibition of specimens
of their skill at the State Fair. where they
will be seen by tens of thousands OF in,
telligent men, besides being noticed and
commended [if worthy] by the judges!
We fear that many mechanics and artl,
zans are not yet informed Of the liberia
arrangements adopted for their interests
Will not the editors of newspapers through
out the State, call attention to this sub
ject9 We will send premium lists, &c.
10 oil postpaid applications, -Cultiuator
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AN AWFUL WARNING.-The Macon
(Ga.) Messenger, in giving an account Of
the execution, on the 9Th inst, of Geo. W.
Evans, young man convicted of murder
says:
"On the scaffold he warned the youth o
the country to beware of his example, ant
shun the ways of wickeduess which lee
to the ignominious gallows; and, in allud
ing to the teachings Of his own sinful moth
er, gave fearful warning to the mothers o
the land 10 look well to the habits and con
duct Of their children"
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Review of the Portsmouth market, for
the week ending July 2s, 1850. &
GENERAL REMARKs.-At the close Of the
month we note better prospect for busi-
ness. BY comparison with corresponding
time last year, a smaller amount Of business
has been done through the month of July
than then, but indications are that the Au
gust trade will be good. rI
The farmers are generally busy with their
crops, and but few wagons are seen fromth
country. New wheat is coming in slowly
and quotations will be found under the ap-
propriate head.
River lTEMs.-Steamer Zachary Taylor il
making tri-weekly trips to Cincinnati. 5.
B. Wightman runs daily 10 Ironton, and
the Boone and Resort twice week to
Pomeroy and Sandy. There are but few
other boats passing. ..a..-,
FLOUR AND GRAIN. Supplies Of Flour b!
canal have been received since our last issue
and have been taken at full prices, The
quotation averages $3.50 in lots which have
moved off briskly. Damarin brand, alwayI
favorite, has made its appearance and Unior
Mills flour is daily looked for. Sales at re
tail through the week at 4,62 a4,75. GooC
new Wheat may be quoted a. 80c. Th
purchases of the week were mainly at 70.
The quality is tolerably good this year. Oat
are scarce. Sales in market at 80 cents
Corn meal is held at 55c.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.-A slight advanc
below has given increased firmness to thes
staples. We quote Sugar 81 by hhd-6a a
by Dbl. Molasses is now heldat "a &c.,
Sugar house, 40a43.
| CoFFEE.--A slight advance is noted.-
Sales at l02. Prime is held at IL.
CHEEsE.-With limited enquiry. Select
ed at &c. -
RIcE.--By tierce at SC; retail 5sa53.
PRovIsloNs.--Sa!es of bacon, clear side
at 81; Shoulders az; Fraseps sugar-cure
hams 81 at wholesale and l0s at retail.
WHIsKEY.-With limited sales, prices II
ling as last week at 2la22.
PIC RoN.-Holders are more firm, a sligl
advance on current rates being confdentl
anticipated.
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Notice i'm Partition.

nNID HINES and Emma his wife,
IL William F. Andrews, Armstead Hud-
son andEanny his wife, will take notice that
petitionNgas filed against them on the Goth
day Of July,, d. 1850, in the Court of
Common Pleas0f Scioto county, State of
Ohio, by Henry u punton and Maria Dun
ton his wife, wherein the said petitioners
demand Partition OF We following Real
Estate, to wit: Two certah> >.tracts Of lands
situate and lying in said S>ioto county,
Washington township, and in Ne Virginia
Military District. The first tfNt being
known as lot No. 2, plat A of The dSisioH
made by Isaiah Smith and Francis CleveAnd
of the estate Of James Andrews decd, am
described as follows: Beginning at a stake
in the front line corner to WINS share
thence with said front line S. 33 Q W 90 rods
to stake thence n SIC w 39 rods to Q
stake thence S 33o W 20A rods TO a stake;
thence zoe W 1873 rods TO a stake on The
back line Of the tract /; thence with sale
back line north 33o Is rods to stake
corner to Wm,; thence with his line S 75 2
Q 1914 rods to the beginning. Containing
22S acres, more or less. The second Tracts
known as lot No. 2, plat B. Of the same di
vision, beginning at stake on the back line
Of the bottom land corner TO VIM. An
drews !. thence with his line s 80 Q l6!
rods 10 a stake in the original front line Oh
1.-THE Island Gut Thence with said line 81
Q w 81 rods to stake thence parallel will
1.-The upper line n. SO CIV l69 rods 10 stalk
lin the back line Of the tract; thence wit
said back line n 80 Q 9 81 rods to the begin
ming. Containing % acres more or less
And that at the next Term Of said Court, aI
Iplication will be made by said petitioner
Ilor an order that Partition may be made I
Isaid premises, HENRY G. DUNTON,
| ar,s 'sis ,f MARIA DUNTON. Y
Judy %, ls0o-7lswe shl,Sq
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PHILADELPHIA. July 20.
On Thursday we were visited by a terrible
hurricane, commencing at 10 o'clock, at
night, and continuing till 6 o'clock next
morning. The wind blew awfully and the
rain felIin torrents, almost deluged the
city. Sign. boards, scaffOlds, tees, &c.
were thrown in every direction. Houses
were unroofed and chimneys blown down
Several fine ships were driven ashore ant
one steamboat was lost. About thirty sloop'
schooners and small boats were sunk in the
Deleware river. A great amount OF damage
was done on the Schuylkill.
The storm was the most destructive
known since the spring of 1888. Sevea
lives were lost The telegraph lines were
blown down in every direction, and we hat
no communica tion with any point yester
day.
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City Insurance Company
OF
GlNGIINNAgrlo


S. R. ROSS, at Portsmouth Agency,
hsures property ofaU description against
loss or damage By FIRE also, against
the perils of the SEA, or inland Naui-
cation.
Alllesscs will be promptly met at their
Agency here, and policies issued at rates
Of Premium, as low as other responsible
Offices e'H1
The President, Directors and Company
are known 10 be among the most response
bic citizens of Cincinnati, which is guar
antee that all transactions will be adjusted
on satisfactory terms.
Policies issued on application, at the
Counting Room Of S. R. ROSS Agent,
City Insurance Company.
Portsmouth, May, |, 1850.
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Notice in Partition.
Eliphaz Hayward, y

GiPhaL hayward,
vs., -su In Partition.
Franeina Montgomery ct. al.
TNRANCINA Montgomery, George salladay,
II Phsbe Sallsdhy, Eliza Potter, all Of Scioto
county, and Newton Montgomery, Mclean
Montgomery and Charlotte Montgomery, all Of
Bureau county in the State of Illinois, will
take notice that petition was filed against
them Oh the 18th day Of February, .A.D. 1850, in
The court Of common pleas of Seioto county,
Ohio, wherein the said Eliphaz Hayward de-
mands partition Of the following real estate:
Being the east end of lot number three, in the
second or new French Grant, bounded as fol-
lows: On the east by lands owned by George
Sal aday on the South by lot number two in
said second French Grant on the west by
lands owned by Burk & King, (being the wes
part of the said lot humber three,) and on The
north by lot number four in said second French
Grant --said 10 contain 40 acres Of land; anC
that at the next term Of said court, application
will be made by said Eiiphaz Hayward for al
order that partition may be made cf said pre-
misses. ELIPHAZ HAYWARD,
E. GLOVER, His Atty.
July q, lS5O.-l6w6