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John Wilcox,
Petition for Partition

H af sa vs. .s .-ht
Mary Stellnaker, Eli
ah S,ellnaker, Emira
Wilcox, George Will Fehhon jor farht'on
OK. Clarssa Wilcox,
William Wilcox, EN-
line Wilcox, and Ed. A
yard B. Wilcox.
A ND the said Mary Stellnaker, Elijah
IA Stellnaker, her husband, OF Loguns-
prt, Indiana, Elmira Wilcox, George w.
Wilcox, Clarissa Wilcox, William Wilcox,
'Emeline Wilcox, and Edward B. Wilcox, of
the territory of Oregon, will take notice that
! petition was filed against them, on the
9th day of May, in the year 1850, in the
Iourt Of common pleas, Of Putnam county,
ohio, by John Wilcox, and is now pending,
Wherein the said John Wilcox demands par
dtion Of the following zeal estate, situate in
lutnam County, and State of Ohio, and des.
Gibed as follows:
The north west quarter Of the southeast
quarter, of section Ia, of town one north, of
rtnge five east, containing 40 acres.
The north east quarter OF the southwest
qlarter. of section ID, town one north, of
rlnge east, containing 40 acres. j'2
THE south fraction of the south half of
section l, town one north, of range east,
obtaining 43 acres.
THE west fraction Of the northeast quar-.
ta, Of section Id, town one north, of range
S east, containing "a acres.
The north-eas traction Of the west half of
section ID, town north, of range five east,
containing 79acies
And that at The n ext court. applicatio
will be made by the said John Wilcox, for
an order that p rttion be made of said prem
ises. BY JAMES MACKENZIE,
Atty. for Demandant.
Dated, Kulida, May Is, 1850. 76fw
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CF Tne various trades in New York
ale organized to employ themselves, and
sell the product of their labor for their
own profit in their shops. The incyeasod
expenses OF living without and correstop-
ding increase in their wages, have prcFrnp,
ssd them to establish these ''proisc'IVe"
and,"bene6cial plans" Tbpy have open
ed correspondence wiih1fhe trades otolh-
er cites 10 r,oducea union Of action
throughou,'fhe Uili;ed States. Push on
the bali.--Ioi., Rep.
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From the Washington Union.
MIR. BULWER'S LETTER TO MIR.
CHATFIEID.

We find in the Philadelphia Bulletin
the following letter, addressed by the
British Minister, Sir Henry Bulwcr, to
Mr. Cliaifold, the British charge in Cen
tml America. The Bulletin credits the
letter TO the New York Herald, aud pre-
faces II by few remarks, which we also
copy.
II will be seen that Mr.. I}ulwer's letter
bears date the 26lh February, lS50-one
month and 'weuiy,six days after he had
entered upon his official duties in Wash
ington. Yet, al that carly day, lie had
discovered that General l'aylor's cabinet
was weak and inefficient, and without the
support Of the people. lie admits, by
inference as strong as a direct assertion,
that the present wing cabinct is suppliaut
enough to British influence, hut checked,
overawed, and controlled by the fear OF
the democratic parly-the popular party,
as MIR. Bulwer correctly dosigha.es it,
His words " ith respect to The admins,ra-
ton are these: alt is, however, a ,ceak
government, and being suspected by the
popular party, is ever afraid Of seeming
in favor Of any policy that is unpopular.
Thus, though its intentions may be trusted,
is course cannot be relied upon" The
Italics are our own; aud they are used
only TO direct attention to those express.
ions Of MIR. Bulwer which contain the
gist of his singular and undplomGtic epis.
Ito TO MIR. Chalfcld Those expressions
are, in substance, that General Taylor's
cabinet is treak; that the popular party is
opposed TO II; that the intentions oI
Messrs. Clayton & Co. are such as a
Bii,;sh subject may ttust and confide in
but that the fear whiri. Aipssrss Clayton
&. co cneitaIl .er the Aforesaid punola,
ppfiy is SO great that no reliance cansss
safely placed on tlieir conduct. Afier
M. Pcussin's case, what shall we think oI
Sir ii BulweI's discretion? What oflbe
terms in which lie speaks of Mr.. Clay
ton and the cabinet of General Taylor!
We leave i, TO the British Minister to
settle ibis extraordinary matter with the
Secretary Of Slate.
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that at the last
IV Term of the Court Of Common Pleas,
Of Putnam county, in the year 1850, JOHN
HORNER, was duly qualified as Executor,
with the will annexed, Of the late Hugh Nj
cholson, of said county, deceased.
May 6, 1850. rs
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J. B. Bartlett, long known as book
seller in the firm of Bartlett g. Wells,
has been appointed Commissioner 10 run
the boundary between the United States
and Mexico.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that at the April
lV Term, A. D., 1850, of the Court Of
Common Pleas, Of Putnam county, Ohio,
county deceased. JABEZ $. SPENCER.
May 6, 1850. IS
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From the Philadelphia Bulletin.
NICARAGUA-QUEER LETTER FROM


II SIR HENRY BULWER.
We publish in another column letter
signed "H.' l.. b. addressed to Mr.
Chalfeld, the British representative in
Nicaragua. 1t is furnished by the Mica
ragua correspondent of The Herald, who
gives every assurance Of its being an au,
,,ben,ic letter Of the British Minister, and
says il was captured by one Of the Mica
raguaa factions from courier, before il
was received by the gentleman 10 whom
il was addressed.
II the letter is genuine, i. is about as
undiploma;ic and undignfed a production
.As We have ever seen. Sir Henry Bul-
.wer is no Talleyrand, or he would never
have addressed such note. private or
,fic,al, with every assurance of its safety,
10 any func,ionary. 1t will, we fancy,
no, raise his diplomatic reputation at
lome, and will have decided tendency
TO interrupt, il not wholly break up, the
negotiations going on between him and
our "waak government"
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Notice

rs hereby given that at the April Term Of
Il the Court of Common Pleas, of PutnDm
County, Ohio, in the year 1850, the sub.
scriber was duly appointed and qualified as
Administrator de bonis non of the Estate of
Joel WILCOX, deceased. GEO. SKINNER.
May 6, 1850. rs
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Notice

rs hereby given tha. BENIJAH PAINE,
4 was at the April Term of the Court Of
Common Pleas, of Putnam County, Ohio, in
the year 1850, duly appointed Administrator
OF the Estate of Giles T. Hollis, late of said
county, deceased,
MAY 6, 1850. rs
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Notice.
TN HE co. partnership therefore, existing be-
l. tweon Smith, Ewing and Pray, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
The notes and book accounts are lett with
w. X. Pray. Those knowing themselves in.
deb,ed to the late firm Of Smith, Ewing, g.
Pray, either by note or book account, will
settle the same Immediately, and save costs.
ISAAC B. SMITH,
MILTON B. EWING,
WILLIAM X. PRAY.
You will find New and CnEAf GooDs kept
constantly on hand In Ewing's old slore-room
Gilboa, April n, 1850. 471
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From the New York Herald.
Sir Henry Bul,Oer to Mr.. Chatfeld.


.fs. WASHINGTON, Feb. 26, 1850.
b DEAR SiR:-l have received your
communilions up to the Sd of January
inclusive. | was glad to hear of your
arrangement with The governor Of Hondu-
iras; and trus, that you will thus have
settled the question of claims before the
order for evacuating Tigre Island arrives.
| know tha, it is difficult, TO deal with
such people on matters Of justice, if you
cannot keep their eyes the ultimate argu-
incnt of force; and feel exceedingly for
your position with sucha gentleman as
Squier ''makng capital'' at your elbow.
But pray let me take the liberty of sug-
= gesting TO you that it is well always 10
consider not only what you think should
be done for theparlcular interest you have
in hand but VIA, your government (which
has go many interests to consider, will
back you in doing; since 10 make step
forwards, if subsequently, il is to be made
backwards, only renders matters worse
] would not, also, let Mr.. Squier's mis-
doings hurry you too much out of The
line which you would pursue. His con-
duct is generally disapproved Of here; g.
i know that the State Department has
formally disapproved of it.
Neither do think that this govern.
inest has at tho preseD, moment the
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BOOT AND SIIOEMAKING
NOTICE

rs hereby given that petition will b, pre-
sentcd to the Commissioners Of Putnam
County, Ohio, at their next meeting on the
first Monday of June, 1850, for County
Road, beginning on the south and north
center line Of section number 20, township
number north, of range number east, on
the Finday, Gil5oa, Ottowa, Kalida, and Mi
ami Free Turnpike, or State Road, thence
north about mile, thence north some de-
grees west, on the best route to intersect the
County Road leading from the Church in
Glandorf to kalica.
April "a, 1850. 73dwA
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New YORK, May 1873 P. M.
Mrs. Frances sos good died in this ci.
ty yesterday.
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February, |, 1850 81
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LEWIS HAVILAND,
Is engaged in the business Of
WOOL CARDING,
At his Mills on Hog Creek, Kalida.

nv 01o 1Htr'0 q" 11VS OTo0Hj Iutt0u'
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May 9, 1850.
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SALE OF UNITED STATES LAND ABOVE
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The proposals will not be opened till the above
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JACOB SNYDER, JR.'S

Wines and Liquors.
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