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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-20
VALENTINE q. ARR,
FRANCIS T.. PERGEn, Erscutpr'
dQt,s,T GEORGE HALL


CONCENTRATION NOTICE -Pabhc notice hssOy Tue
ue 70 ouusrs OF al Houses Ant Lota
Lands Affected thereby that hs following
completed and are lodges
OF the Bussu Of Aessm-us Tor Summation by Az per
For building shs bew OH ana
Az Tn. hs Assssusu include All the several
Houses Of aound Lots pieces nd parcels OF and
htSssn 9th and sth avs aud on b0ih
Goth ID st ~ All persons ~hOes interests
az ste named assessments and Who are opposed TO
ssmr ths rsQussd 60 present their 5soa
writing h- uudsrsgDsd a. thsr oHs SO hal o. tscorSs
within ly DAYS rom DIT. NJ this SAMUEL H. DE
MOTT WI FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ISAAC SMITH Assessors
Oacs Bureau Of A,ssssmsa Street. Department, FEB ~
sJi lJt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-20

HsTIe n al vs.. H06erts q ul.-IO Ie-
ovr r storage 90 Itch seloa FOR 81 Is cainea, ils
49, ~ .f-ai OF mo- asses lost by the head CONF
on, ahead, Iefeiluc o. Ghe jury could no! agree anu
were c.sclaTEed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-20

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, according 70 law TO all psrsoes
lNhavug claims against WILLIAM COWLEY late OF thu NlAgs
Of asburh kHgs County decreased that hey are required
the with the vouchers thereof the subscriber No
iOl Fourth street the said Wambugh, before s hrsttss
osi.wSrl~Ih Admlui-ifsfus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-20

n Office Is HEREBY oIyEr according 70 law 10 all
having claims against ROBERT BEATTY, late Of the CITY
BrooLb Kings County deceased that they are required to eh
vouchers thereof q ths snbscDsr Al her
dence Montague place the City OF Bro kyn aoresAd
or feeath day Of June nsKtDaed Decsness 1850
dl2 Isw6mThs CATHARINE l. BEATTY, EKscntrH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-20

the Surrogate % the Sounv Of Nss
tYort hereby 70 all persons hAns claims
CARLOS CRESPIO ate Of the city OF New ION, desAses 20
e..nt the vouchers thereof 70 the sabcnesf, IA
Office No ~ Faak tie Of New o oa % %
Sixteenth dsy Of August ns1tns's, Nssioft ths
18th day Of February, 1881. PHILIP A. WHITE,
l3f III ADMIN usVf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-20

gNHR PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF rEW fokk-io jaws
WesuaAe Margaret Smith, Rowland g smith, MAJ, A,ys.
Comfort penus Solomon Benss John Br0dofce ~ Nn's
John job snn9t see Han nosd 20 sl'ys
lar Tacott John McetaAe Estate OF John nef Vaniei
We,salo Wood Noah Waterbury, A. Kemp lhonss
Wood, r. warous J Hoppock Sons John T. sh'phefd A
McDona Henry NJ Graves. w Mead Co O. Cor
DR. Freeman Th MARVEL John Bachmin DANIEL kgsn hch
nd " Bstchford D. Jennings, Jr, william VAIN, r. NJ pemH
William Talcot klgour Ripley, Benarn A Potter hsaJ
Wood, Mrs Graves Gsspe Msiby Foster 6eorgs baasA
Thomas aud John A. Moore creditors AID osk OF la %
JACOB WEsTLAKE Of the village Of Wiamsburgh ~ KEGS
County sreg yu, and each YOU are hereby s
personally and appear teore saosa- Of ts
County bis Office the City Of BooAp VA knts C"sa
~ Aforesaid the fifteenth d OF April next a. Ten e. e. "
account Gsorgs Berjsmu WesShe Administrators. &c
W,sake In ie where Ne havs caused
Of be hefsuuto AIDED Witness
smith, Esquire cur said county al the CITY %
Broky the eighteenth lay o. December the year OF oar LORD
thousand eight hundred aud hy and Of or ntsadsnce t@
seventy fh J. C. shllH saroxsts
MUS BscKEuu Att'Js for Admiui,trstors % waisIsf
l3f iaw6wTh
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TALMANJ WATERS
JAMES n FISKNEr, fcommasioosr
giouh KDELAFiELp SMITH
Gious

AsrREET DEfAKTMEsr No. 81 ALL OF RECOkDS-reenc
- the following Rssoiucons has 0e~c
ADOPTED Resolved That lthst be etsnses
tho e.sts sds OF TVmpkns st BY ensfs
on pss with bck the oatst end, ande s secaoa Of Ne
hat the Street commusionsr give notes
20 The grsntses OF band lying under ~ssf on both $50
OF the exterior Inc a. shows dfets ass
.rroriAns povsons snt The grsats TO sad
oxner uads b. the MAYOR Aldermen and CommonshN Of lie
City Of New YORK Adopted By s Bosrd Of Assistant AderasA
49, Adopted BY The Bcant Of ASsrnsa, Dec H. lSo
Approved oy the Mayor Dec H. leeo - 80
Dec. ~. l0o all 3nl JOHN DVDoe. shs>ac"@t.
IN PURSUANCE Of order Of the surgats OF the County q
LNsw York 70 al persons hsFiss eans
Gru GEORGE POTTS late the c Of New iesa esisssea
10 present With vouchers thereof 10 the snoscres
The rssdeucs Samuel Crash, No $40 foarh s,sset
Fezf before the Satecnth DAY OF Aasss
,,,rs,s5 ~, york tn. Tw.Nh day Of February, 1891.
SAMUEL T. CORNISH, Ef.cu,or,
~ law6nThs PEfER RAY,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-20

IOTfCE HEREBY GIVEN. according aS 70 all
lNhavmg claims against LAWRENCE wAlTEHLL, late o. The
OF Wsmrburgh Kgs County deceased hat they
exhibit the with the vouchers thereof 70 James Kelly
behalf Of Ellen Whteh Administrators Of sad dscoAssd al 70
Bsekman street the City OF New YORK before tho first deg
Of NAY nsrt-DA;ed October n, 1870. OFT las1n'h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-20

In the note case, Decker VS.. Hat9,e' -.
t.b bss been On for some days. the Counsel TOT %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-20

g. UPfEME CouRT.-HARRlsOr q. OTIS, WihLiAn
SNJOHNEs. and DANIEL OTIS. sgsns' RICHARD JAOA;
JOHN LANGro The above canned deieusnts ies arc
hereby aud required 10 answer the complaint hs a.
ton h- Couniy Csrks Ohce OF Orange Coae
on January ls6l ard serve scopy OF yoet s"
on "a AZ kewbugh tbs County Of Orange within tHesy lays
service Of this sclsHs OF tbs Gay o. sues so
vice you fail o. s compliant a. aofss"i voc pas
au5 Fy Oo Dollars WITH interest tom n. tNen.ts az
sru, iss IN. suit Dated January - losl
10 Iaw5wIh FULLERTON FOWLER, Phd's AwJs
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(NOKPOKATIOa sOTcE-Pubho notcs hereby gvsn TO the
Oowner occupant occupants Of and o IN
showed ands affected hsre that the following Assess
by the Assessors and sre lodged the once
nths for eramnaSn b. al utsrss
srg and gutter stones and space ee
through sidewalks Of id e. between 9Th aud a avs ms
Assessment include all The ,svera o1es ena
lots Of land situated on both
aide, street. and 9Th and on both sides
avenue between 4ist and ft streets All
persons affected BY the above named Asses
opposed 10 the sher Of tsm, ns 70
the undeTsynsd,
Their Office 30 Of Rsoots within thty days from tns date
OF tbs notes sAMUEL H. DE MOTT FRANCIS NICHOLSON,
ISAAC VIZ SMITH. Aas-so's Ocs Bureau Of Assswssnis,
strs.f Dana Pen 9f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-20

as PURSUANCE order Of the Surrogate Of tie County u
ssw Yor. notice hereby given TO all persons having crs
sgsnst LIKE PLAT the City Of New YoFk commss
lscsss.d present. The With oachsrs hssses
to- ,erbes ssdsnee Of William ID Pait, No 100 W
se street City New York, Oh or b-ors the hirfy a
esy jul ..rDssd New yo,s the twenty second day Of -"
usry Issf LENUEL BANGS, R,.c,,o,.
Ia iausnJb WIN D. PLATI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-20

,OnPOkAflOr NOTICE notes HEREBY gwen, 70 the
NO~usrO owners occupant occupants Of all Houses and LOIS
rovsd O. umproved Lands affected the that lhs oNu
been mpesd by The Assessors, and are
the for examination BY all
FOf ssWak atas corner OF lornes and
4th The hns embraced by SUCH Aessnert
include aths ssvs ousss Of Gfouni Lots
parcels Land situated both des Of Consla STREET b.
cen lth about 20 ieet westerly tasfs
tho westerly sd@ of an street. between ot1 sV
9ojs uoley tom Come street All psr-ou.
affected By he naed Asssssue TO- and
opposed ~ either Of them. are requested 10
pr--ui their ohcsn writing - the undersgned atter Ones
No thirty DAYS from The date OF tins notes.
SAMUEL h. DE MOTT, FRANCIS NICHOLSON, ISAAC Nm
SMITH Bursas OF Assssmsus Street Depart
olrtt Fsb. 49, 1851. 21l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-20

a. PURSUANCE d order Of the 'lf-sz1s 81 vs. So'y
ssw Yok, nodos hsrs6y kvsn 70 ell Pss.s as'ss 80.
$3.50. HENRY sC01T late Of the Ct c HeE Ton, roo IAt
fsr srss-ut tbs With To1eae' hsf'e - -
,sb.erber be otcs 80 hsssau street, % us ~ ~ -.
IN on Or hsiofs the 2sfh 1sy ~ Fsbnsfy aert
fs ~ Day II August I'm JANE y "a -
.rxs iaV6U1k run" Af'i'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-20

CoRPoaATIos EoTIcE-ARREARs OF TA1ks, ~ S.,.sss
tlS4a- Me- hsrsbJ slvs the TaIe 10 ~ q a.
80 q, a.. y.ar iss vii y sdyersss aad %, pafs1a-s IL
re- VII sssftssa about "a. az a.ss rasi.
-. i. necessary sr al psrsoas ssstso O. H,a .
Al. osgn-st e. Harvey Hart, Receiver a. I@to'' w. ~ "
order eIEensss q aissFtsssf' ~ ssb 1871
s,.tr. DsrA-,n~.t CcstrOieFs OAs S.s,,,..-
Tfsg y}stfo - '-f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-20

SrORPORAuOn FOTlCE-Pubhe notice 8 1ss5y gwen q hs
Iovreror oFns occupant Of all Houses aud Lt
improved proved Lands Affected tnsfsby That ne following
completed by Assessors, snd lodged
Ia Assessments r examination by t per'
interested, For building sever Kh 81 from tins sec
ond Tie limits embraced BY such Assessment
cude and lots Of groun vacant ioti pieces
parcels Of land ssatsd both sides Of sixth & 6sWeen Sec
To the eassfy SIDE OF lhf AFenus tpo
deiof Second between Firth and nth streets and
on as,ey Hall a. between sSth add Seventh sts An
persons affected chs above aet Assessme,
and opposed 10 sane either Of them E reg TESTED 70
present ions, writing 20 the undefssnsd a. ths u
Zee NJ Ha IL Records thirty DAYS from the date Of this
notice SAMUEL n De MOTT FRASC3 NICHOLSON, l5kAC
WIN SMITH Once, Bureau OF Asses'snts S,5sss
Department, Feb 49, ls5l. ~ ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-20

S,ETRITFs sAIE ., nc ct MI a exc -. - ~
49, go srs5 vii elg fe o. sac, ~ Fl9.e
49,. b daF a. March. 6.4 70 u OchfAl ~ 1890 "a
~ IA l,oT.rs ~ NJ nEht ut.s and ns's,, ~
80 u 81 The Ssh dsy q Jup 80 ~ " 81.
- cr SsssfissJ pogsl' AL t.t cs,ta ~, = e -,
a .fus,s hing an3 beng 90 hs so9La s..1ty 90" D -
Of gfonho e. ~, III - Of feN fOsk, beng kn -
- he map u Bsysfis farm a. %, uan,s ~
arc i ss,,lr m boat - Lsueas street sfof-sad aoff
.,i, bg t ssuber Of hs ssd isfn, solbesty a -
IL hi b.r 40 q saii farm an5 sutn ref'e y ~ "
re- "a ID ia "a. "a m con allng twenyGv irst "a - =. "a
hoA' - - - w. THOMAS CARNLEf, sheca
" Il DsArs DsDay sL-nG 10 is"e~fs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-20
WASHINGTON.

DAYIEL WEBSTER, Secretary Of State.
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OFPORAT NOTICE -Pubhc Hotcs hereby gven % he
90, a. .r. occupant occupants Of ct Houses 40 io,
or umpfoged Lands Affected thereby That tas Tpg
1..@ ~ esp comp stsd tie Asssssos sna are 'dksd
r d ocs 81 he OF Assensais of shnnoa ~ lns
r-r,. -,e,..rsd VIZ For sEdngi reseng curD aa gtff
no.. ,sv f.ggns &c 81 10 Lrragtor AZ between
am sf 40 81 = AID S0st 3't Il 81 =. oslAr-a -
"a a. ~. tr sss u Lrlgu az 0s~se1 4t - $40 IS
az o frf B. ~ Of sh 32i and so - b-tFs - Ani So
A.. Al r-ror. Woe 1srsfs are f1-i " - t2.e NE
r-ol@.-sf sr-.er- ob -cious. 1 ~runz .' 80
fl..rof.. Rslorfs ~fhn thirty cave YOU -i a7
N 800. stv-FL DE- nOIT FktNcls hl~hD-sDN'
rs.tC NJ srr8 9sssssors OGcs, blfsaJ d A'sssfa-
''A' '.-' '-ti ~. f-.r ~ IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-20

f~soHPOR aTTgF HoTfCE-Puric -otre nefs-y sls- :
owner or r-.~- occupant occrpsats oi a n"'' ga -
ss.ror.8 o asnara~d ADDS, slsctsi ler9J, tnA- A-
tssonce vi 8arrau Asfsslelt- ',f 81 49,.
uprrsf-. PIG ~ lj ~ cf.,. N.h =, ~ ..sh T.s
lu sltrs % By slca Assss -rt l-i - ri - -.s
49, ts Of er,ur1 ralslt pisces 40 ltf'rA Z. -
- bff -. ID ra-rt, 81 III 81 between rA ars.fe al
en- feet ws-fsrF tksr-frn. AZ p-fsfrs ~ - - -
ira ~ a.. Above Asssssns-fs, srd 20 40 'Pr
ths ssns Or of them, sfs sllsii~1 y al A
,|rr- ir uraz unfsrsgr 81 a her o1c- -
Ps~ori thirty days from The fas q ~ - -
Bureau e. asssssH-lts streef Dsfaiesat Fs -
aKlTH - p.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-09-06
The washington Union on Einton.

The UIEsanis out in a lena article defradiRg
Gov. Boutw ell. of Massachusetts, elected by
.xhe all Of Freesoilers. 'fposnsthe charge made
fs,y the Republic. Of Inconsistency in ms for
,raer position as pledgedtoihe Freesoilers. and
his present one. advocating an adherence 70
the conpronirise measures The Union says
of thc Republic
II. has,no worgi Of reproofsor adnsonition for
the Wings Of s0hi. asd il warmly eengratula-
ted the country upon tho nomination Of Vim
non. ds dete7niiiaed qst enemy efase Conlprom-
siss, IS stands. as Wade HIMSELF
The Union further says:
sIs. Boutwcll's position or action on ,the- Sec
ttional auestien worse than 5ohnStor's. or
HuHtsssor AFintensS? Boutwell, recommended
the efaitllfal.s,hsprFanee of the fugitive Shave
daw. HIe.dtd NOT like Huns and Jahnsion.
recommend either iisfrepeal or-revision. He
did NOT. Ike Viaton, 'vote agoitest il. Tried
by Democratic standards. weadmit that Bout
a&eiRsapast position is not satisfactory. But
,tried BY Whig standards. and compared with
Northern Wing Gasernars-ahe hest dfithem
--he looms mo- a national and patriotic man.
Fle is nutso be censured By journal Hike the
Rrpfblir,. which can find no fault in the Wing
CHIEF magistrates. present or prospective. Of
Pennsylvania. New York or Ohio
We copy these extracts from the Union, for
two purposes.
lst To show the opinion nfthe editor df
that paper respecting Mr., ViRlon. He is
adoubsless wellinfefmed, and speaks what he
snpposes IS The truth IN this matter He is
moi. as some men. excited by personal preju-
dice. and actuated BY desire for revenge be-
cause Mr.. yinton w0uld moi submit 80 his die
sstion. but he is an impartial observer, and
expresses his unbiased opinion. And than
opinion is. that Mn Finton was opposed to the
fugitive Law.
I'd. We quote these extracts 10 show she
ser cdttedrd opinion Of The great and central
organ Of democracy respecting the difference
befWeen the Wbig and Democratic standards
on the subject Of slavery. When Boutwell,
favored EreesoIisni. his position wee not salts
factory. tried by Democratic standards. But
IN bis present position. as an adv0cate Of the
fugitive law. he Is patriotic man, compared
with Vinton an opponent Of the law. and COM
pared with Wing standards which, the Union
SAYS, do moi sustain that law,
0hio State Jour.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-09-06
Whle Senatorial ConTentien.

T,E.. wings of the iseversi Counties oe1nPosine
she 2 hir,i+ll snnarial District ass requested 10
,pea,d Delegates to GnpveRaoR 20 be- held AT iSele-
vue on 1u%adAr. si.-.9h day td SrPitmher aeKt. u
IL o'eIeek A. NJ. Ga HE purpope Of norit'niifg u
.ilair raus!SasP Tor Senator Of said DieGret al Ihs
appraackine slrrtieRs
ssgss JOHN n. OSBORN. Huron Go.
j. s. FOUKE. Sandusky e.
s. TIIOS. HAMILTON. Erie.
GEO. Z. SMITH. Ottawa. + s.f-
NOn faf the several Whtg County Conlmte,ees-
.Jniy 2Sihl5Sl. So
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-09-06

EHNIlE said defendants will take notice that
bill was filed against them bv the said cnn-
plainant in the court of Common pleas of Sandusky
county, on the h dav cf September 1851 setting
forth that on the 27Ih June 1e4S Sanford Main now
drceased executed mortgnge to one MvfoH Fl
Tden upon forty acres of land on the south end
Of the wr# half Of north quarter section
twelve, Town five. north range fourteen in the
county of Sant usky TO certain debts therein
named. That TiIden assigned the mortgage To
com planant: that Mrin is dead. leaving E. Ten his
willow, William his son and heir, and Durand hE
executor The Object and prayer Of the bill is 10
foreclose said mortgage.
The defendants are therefore notified that unless
they appear, plead answer or demur to said hi
within sixty days after the term Of said court.
decree will he taken ap confessed against them.
BAKER GG LATIMER, Sol for Com.
Toledo Sept 1851.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-09-06
Baltimore Sept. !

Baltimore Sept /.
The n O. Picayune says the Cuban libe-
ratoEs have given the directions of affairs to
Gen. Felix Houston, ho takes care not to vi
olate the laws Of this country.
"A Washington telegraph of this forenoon
says, arrangements have been made to land
five thousand men in Cab, at no distant day,
and also says it could give details, if il were
polite g s..s. e..
Several Hungarians have left Montgomery
TO Join Lopez
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-09-06
New Boot g. Shoe Store
PHILIP 8DORR.

d ESPEGTFUkLK informs the citizens Of
N Sandusky, and the adjoining counties, that he
has just bought Of Topping and Wegsteip, their en-
tire stock OF Boots and Shoes, and removed i to his
Store, one door south of E. Leppelman's Jewelry
shop, where at all times will be found complete
assorim-miR Of Boots and SHOES Of every description
just received from New York and Boston, together
with large quantity Of his own manufacturing. =
He has also engaged the JourneyInan in their shop.
and is prepared 10 manufacture Boots and Shoesio
order, aud in superuE style.
The public is respectively invited TO call and ex-
anime his stock as he is determined not 10 be under
sold By any other establishment in town
Fremont Aug 81, 1881.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-09-06
Notice.,

NOTICE is hereby giventhat petition will be
In presented to the Commissioners of SsnduskI
county their next session, praying for the
ton Of part Of county, road, commencing so rods
of the North East corner of of srGtian number
lG. township 4. North of range IA. thence West
| 20 rads, thence South 100 rods TO a county rpad
Jackson. Ag. ], a. D. 1851.
A good supply of Botanic Medicines just reed at
N WOOSTER'S.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-09-06
See tSIOans Complete Farricr and Cattle
DOCtOr.S
roR FuLL.AND coMpLErE DIREcTlc

FOR FuLLNAND COMPLETE D1RECI1ONs
For choosing; breeding, rearing, and general
ma ma cement; together with accurate descriptions,
causes, peculiar SYMPTOMS, and the most approved
me thod Of curing all diseases to which horses and
cattle are subject.
I GPSee Agents names at the foot Of SloAn's
Coiamn For further particulars and Testimonials.
get Pamphlet of agents.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-09-06
ALlfe Saved.

I zsss- Buffalo &c, 1850.
DIR. w. D. Sloan-Sir. About the frat Of Au-
gust last, my hand began 10 swell very badly, and
caused me very great suffering. The swelling dali
Is increased, and extended up ny lhe shoul-
der, and affected much As to render me in
capable Of sstaining any food on my stomach.
had in attendance an eminent physician, and every
thing was tried that promised relief nntil il seem
ed as though could not survive another day. AT
this critical uncture, at the solicitation Of friend,
your valuable ointment was applied tothe and
hand, nn0 also over the region Of the s,omAch.--
This immediately stopped the nausea and in twen-
" 'tFr or thirty minutes the pain ia my arm aud
hand was 40 far relieved that | fell iuto quiet
siumber for the first time in about two weeks
The hand was several times laid open with the
lancet before your ointment was applied, without
aVording auv relief but from the time began 10
your ointment upon it the sore discharged free-
liz, MnIi my hand and We're restored in an al
most incredibly short tne My speedy relief from
the wonderful suffsrines which | experienced, im-
dnces me to send you this testimonial, that others
similarly afflicted MAY know the value Of your oint-
rnent in such sczses. For any further particulars
YOU are al liberty TO refer to me. --.
MRS, MARY ANN MURRAY.
certify that the rbOge statement 10 true. .zs
JOHN MURRAF.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-09-06


EouricommoD pleas, Sandnsky county, Ohio.
Reiliania AIeekrr g. Forest Mrek1r VS.
Joleph Pruce & Mary Prince his wife, Hiland H
Ilns'ed. ,Esb6n IIasIed, Eunce HusisI, Virgil
L stnsdre. Francis Lamore. Charit Latimorr;
Mary Lalitnars, Rozne Latimcre. Josaphne Lat
-imors Il H.rr.ei Latin,are.
FHNHE above named defendants will take
N n .tse Ih4t Benjamin Ale+krr s. Forest Mrrkri
have Il 81 ia the court af eeminen pleas af Sandus
ky county, OHM, their hill in chaucory against
Pthenl. which bill they args that Forest Meekel
late of Delaware county Ohio, deceased, detigmrc
and intended IN his last will and testament TO devils.
no sad complaiuants Ia lot number one hundred
aud fii,y fveI 55 west ms designated ON the re
corded RI It ofihe town of Lower Sanduskv, but by
mistake described said baud in said last will ant
testament Ia lot No 95 west. The ohj-ct anr
PRAYER Of said Hill correct said mistake The
descIip iptiou' of said land in said wilt ~
J. L. GREENE, their Sol.
Sept. 6, 1851. e-7 f4sH aat
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-09-06
Houses and Lots For Sale.

T1HE UNDER SIGNED will sell on thu most
reasonable ter4ns, the following Houses aud
Lots in the town OF Fremont. =-sz-s, sz--s-szs.t
Lot No. JAG on turnpike above Lansing's shop,
with small houne. i
Lot No. 6. with small barn, back of o. L. Minis
residences. sss-a.-. ,,sa $685. -zsI Z sus
I.otNn. 2 81 corner Of Croghan and Wood streets.
Lots No. 264 and 265. OH Garrisoa street. he.
tween Wood aud NaNne. zge a4sa
Lot no 349, corner Of Market and Waynr sireets'
Lot no 1856, Former residence of A BIohshoaEe.
Lot $50, with small dwelling, adjoining SSS on
the south. sf=t a.es- #v ~
Lot no 397. on Front street, small dwelling.
known as Frazer house. xsf
Lot no 4o2, on FFOatstreet adjoining Mrs. zim-
merman's resideuce -
Fremont. July p. 1851.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-09-06

Hon. Henry Clay, though in very feeble
state Of health, rode eight miles through the
rain % the polls, 70 vote at the late election in
Kentucky. O.. ss4.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-09-06
Sept. 6, ls5l
An Chancery.

II TIE above named Moses N. HoIcemb
Gideon G Hocomb and James Noble. will take
notice tbht William w Atkins Admir- of James
Hotcomb dec. has filed in the ccust of common
pleas of SanGnxky ecnnty Ohio, bill in chan cery
against them aud others, the object and prayer Of
which is to obtain anlhotity 10 perform aud consu
mate a contract made bv said ] ah1es A. Hocomh
with John FtoreWcs for tle sale and conveyance Of
the following lands and trnemeuts 10 wit: Being =
part Of seesiun iluuIher iwety srVen{2E) in town.
ship nutHber FIVE Is rntge thirteen ll3 and which
ia bounded as follows; east by iamd owned hv Da
vld Smith. norts by Chrsry's land. weat bv MoReR
N HolcoHlb aMdSauih by the south line of said
liot NJ n euntaini thirty nine acfes OF land. sit
uated in the county OF Saudnskv, State of Ohio.
-st J. L. GREENE, Sol for Comps.
Sept. 6, 1851. .s4-ss5 =Isj -