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The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-17
Dr. CiIristic's Ga.TGn:r CErliiyrs,


Consists in tie fact that hey are t and cure
disea-eS Icy outward apple alton, IN place y the
usual mode of dragging. ami p ys!cking ~, ~
;ient, TIL ettau>tei. Nature sinks Lopclessly
unre the inlic;on.
Trey strengthen tie wiole sys:cm. eaualize
he circuiai on oil lie llool. promote tie .e-rc-
tons, and never do tie :IirL-cSt injury under
any circumstance. Since hrir Introduction in
the nl:ed States. oily tlrce .c.r, since, more
ihaa S0,9CG E'sg..srs>.
inclu ling I'll alee, elias. cs nd conditions. \
mong which were 4 larc num or of ladie. who
lave been ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY
CURED, Wien all Lo;e OF relic had lcen given
up. and every Ling Il e been red IN vain
To illustrate tie use O the Galvanic Bel;
npl = lie c":e a. person af,ic G / with that
aAc OF civilization, ~ pep>a, ar any otter
CHtoalc ar Nervous Ei>or.,.r. IN orlnarv cas- IS
:inmliiantS are taken, which, ~ rir act on on
the q, IycS anu muscles the S:0na j.. 2 flor |
temporary relief, tu w'irl leave. Il e ia len; In
a lower >ia'c, :ni with injured acul.ic., al or
The action II II cxci;ci has coa,.d Now ,om
pare tins Wlih tie ciir,j =. III IA from Il g ap-
plca ri t;c t.alva}n BIZ TAX 4 us
lcptic uifcrer. c'rI ~ l',, wor VIZ tons n
a. a,;a"f, a. iHp.v 80 nch .t.pnd ] q
body, u=' &c Neel.tii' E'u ,re,i.i ~
q Sl'of P'rlnd t'c ~, t.'fe r. p,r-rrfjof .r.il
az o. a., POI So. az lrcHt a.t, i,,lt ti..r..i V
ceu.iaE Ha'Nari- "r'i:la io.. ~i..cu - L IN 8
on 10 l'c .c a;'vr. ali .icac, ar1 ar4in IA
tie po>'iiv". ti.U koc.4in ups eoat.uuou }.a
ya,li" circulation q rpu,Lcut he ay>,,.!n iu,
lie "ost s,yere ca>es al Dy.Dcp>ia ar. penia-
neil, cc!c.i. A 'cw day IS amply suii. .icet IL
.:a..4ca,C ih,. di,tase 0 years.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-17
f...si .%&SI.nlN + COMPANY.
tliC. AnW YORK..
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VIE %. jcr, ti.iS Company is 20 insure
to.h Teal and Personal Properly against
los az dana { y lTc. ar'l the ri,k KS o inland
navi. iba. alI from the peculiar a.vlna rs
derived rlla is Carer under he General IN
.uranrc aW of lie >la;c o. New NUr:, a we'll
as from lie fJ;t- e,psTicrce Of S5r. o. is q =
fccfs, tie r.rcc:orS .ecl confident that they
can do 20 Oh rs Fac.ri5.e JCr5S, and Win
as entire
SAFETY TO THE ASSURED.
as any o;ier responsible Company whatever.
Being conducted on both NJ II Al ana STOCK
PRINCIPLES, it combines the advantages O.
both systems, besides many not possessed ly
any Company condu tel so.cly upon eitl4er OF
them. Tie following are some al the princl-
pies by which this Company Is governed, and
all must at once perceive bo;h tier
FAIRNESS AND LIBERALlrY:
list. They recognize tic acts o. tier authri-
zed Agents, ho'h in making surveys and IN IS
sung Policies and to avoid lit; alton, arrange
differences by arbitration al localities convent
ent for the assured.
ID. They promptly pay all losses or whom
they become liable.
Sd. They hold themselves responsible for
losses and damages by lightning.
4th. They take no single risk Tor greater
sum than -, coo, nor on real property for more
than two thirds o. lis value.
5th. All surplus Funds, after paying losses
and expenses, and invested ior the benefit o.
Tie company, or divided among the members
thereo., as may he deemed eXpedlent 10y the
Directors.
9Th. They classify risks in such manner
that the Premium Notes OF Farmers and per
sons inSuring property no more exposed than
farm buildings, are not liable or losses OF more
hazardous properly, nor are Merchants ana We
insurers of BUILDINGS only partially exposed, la
Die for the loss oi that winch Is conSltc 'ed eX-
ira hazardous.
JOHN Z. III NMAN, Prcsi-erf.
EDWARD EAAlES, F.cc PTcsi.
". ID. HAMLlN, Treasurer,
\. f. Rockwell, Sccrotaty,
NJ II. THOMSON, Ic n"iy,
}. NJ GRAY, Geaeal Agea',
W G. POMEROY, i-cat 'or Noribe,7i ino'r'ta.
Plymouth, Aug. Goth 1881, 32-f.
JOB WORK done at this Office in the
neatest style Of the art.
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From Household Works.
BEAR THEE Up BRAVELY.

OE3H l hEE lP BR A I'll {.
Bear thrc up bravely,
Strong heart and true,
Meet thy woes bravely.
Strive with them too!
Let them not win from thee
Tears OF regret.
Such were a sin from thee
Hope for COOL .el.
Rouse thee from dropping,
Care laden saul.
II 'srain.iy stopping
Meath gsiris control.
F. Ger he gloom that lies
Shrouding the earth.
Light from ciernai skies
Shows us our worth.
Nerve re Jet stronger,
Rcsolute mind:
L. csse M longer
Heavily tiaI.
Rise OH the eagle wings
Gl"riouslr f:,v.
Till from material things,
Pure thou shalt De.
Bear ye up bravcly.
Soul and mind too!
Droop not so grave!r.
Bold heart and true.
Clear rays of streaming light
Shine through the gloom.
Gods love is beaming bright
Fen round the tomb!
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-17

SWEET. MIA MAJ Cousin Bill he's ii:
the p@r,or, with sister Sal. and he keeps
biting her"
cousin ELL biting my SAL
"Yesem, seed him do i, ever So
many times: Bit her right on the mouth
and the tarnal sal didn't Loi.er biz
MOTHER
"Oh-ah. never mind, Ned. guess he
didn't hart her much
Hurt her! BY gosh. she loves it. si.
does. cos she kept letting him. and didn'r
say nothing but just smacked her lips as
though twas good she did ! seed il all
through the key hole. I'll FIRE ta,ers at
By gosh"
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My dear boy" said kind hearted
country school mistress to an unusually
promising scholar. whose quarter WAS :
bout up.-My dear boy. dos yonr father
design YOU should treal the intricate
and thorny path Of the profession. The
s,rai, and narrow way ofthe M inisiry or
rcvc! amid the Il ,wery field Of lltrra mr.
NO marin replied III Juvenile prod.
gy, lad say he's going To St M 10 work
In the ;atur patch.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-17

MApAMe kossrru oS WcSaE RIsHTe.
An address was presented IN London,
lately, TO Madame hossatd by ii deputa.
lion from the Society for The E.nanuipa
ton of Wcman." In addition 10 an cx-
preston Of sympathy, this address con-
tainei the wish that the wife OF the hon
ored hero OF tn day would commitment e
L. ;hfse ladies her sentiments resprctin z
efforts 10 achieve the freedom Of her sex
thgnkcd then heartily Tor this proof Of
,!i-i. sympathy towards herself. and.
through her. more particular towards her
country; that, with respect 10 her own
views ON the emancipation of women.
she had in earlier years confined hersrl (
to the circle Of her domestic duties. and
had never been tempted 10 look beyond
il; and that latterly the overwhel z
course Of events had left her. as might
we'll be supposed. still less leisure for
any speculation Of this kind: it would.
moreover, (such was the conclusion Of
her little speech.) be reality forgiven her
tie uife OF kossuth, a man whom the
general voice, net more than her own
heart, pronounced distinguished, if she
submit herself entirely 10 his guidance
and never thought of enamel iiom' The
admi rable pertinence of this reply will
be doubly appreciated when it is men
toned that Madame Kossuth was ito
gether unpre pared for this address Of th,s sc
ladies.-Daytoa Journal.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-17

RAILROAD TO THE WABASH. within
two weeks ihrre will BE- a compete rail
road connection between Madison lniI-
ana. and Trrre Hdute- Passengers NAV
leave Cincinnati by thu evening line Of
boats and be in Terre Iiaute the next day
10 supper. This is another important
thread in the web of railroad improve
ments, which has Cincinnati for its CEN
tire. and will greatly add TO our trade
with the Wabash valley.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-17
Ds'. ~. CGS'bika'g
EDICAL DIRECTORY

sale and ctfcctual for cholera,
cholera mOrbuS, dySentcry, dlarrhra, COLES,
vomiting, sea sickness. and all summer com
ilaiAts. Prce only IS cents per bottle.
II. =. CoRnIN's WoEM DEsrRoyEs.-An CT
z eiu remedy for worms, indigestion. dySpep-
sla &c. No family should lie without this IN
v-lasl IL medicine III their house. Put up in
laf c LJ,;lcS at IS cents,
Ia. l.. CoRBIN's ORIENTAL CoUcn pRors.-
- a--l expressly for coughs, colds, and all
Z" ni!.lantS leading 70 pulmonary consumption.
II UP IN large bottles-price - cents.
De-. d. CoRBISs DALsAMIc OINrmENT.-For
Il = cure OF burns, bruises, rheumatism, fresh
and oil sores, cough sore thrJat, in Illumination
humps, sore eyes, salt Ihcum, chllblainS,
cracked hands, and for horses and cattle un-
urPaS;ed hy any other ointment. Price only
p cents per box.
Dr.. 4. CoRBvs GERMAN DRors-A sure
certain and inflalible remedy for chill and fe-
yer, intermittent iever--warranted TO cure or
the money re unded. iftaken strlckly according
10 directions. Price s ,2j per bottle.
gr Call upon my agent II. b. PERSIIING,
and get pamphlet and read for yourself
Prepared only by DR.. II. Corbn, Liverpool,
Onondaga county. New York.
H. b. PERSiIlNG Sole agent for Plymouth.
no i4-l3w.
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FLOUR! FLOUR!!

A good article o. Flour on hand which will
sell cheap. ALSO.
Buck wheat Flour for sale by
JAMES BANN0N.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-17
A ARRANGEMENT OF TIE NFR. SYSTEM

IN Nervous Complaints, Drugs and Nc i"iaos
ncrea c tie Gisca e, for ;hry weaken The vital
crcrFlcS the arc .ty pros ~ c sys:em: lille
uAG' tie %ircnsi cniuC, life giving, Whaling
influence OF GalvaE.sln, a. applied Is his beau
II III and wonter III tiScov, ~. tie ellau ted
patent and weakened :uT. rvr is resi- r,d 10 for
mcr cath, strength, elaSt 81 an! vi..cr. I'll,
great peculiarly and exc. Hence IF
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-17

PRINTING, in Colored Inks, done
with neatness and despatch at this Of
fee.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-17

Is u7cd with TIE most Per ccl ami c,rain sue
cess in all case, o General Debility, strength
ching the weakened bolv, giving tol;e To tit
various or ans, and inyieora;inC tic entire .yS-
ten. Also in Fit. Cranl1, Paralysis and Pal y.
ly pcp.ia or Hdi cSi;on, Ehcuma.isn Acu e
AMI C!honic, GONE, EPILEPSY. unilayo rca
ness. NrryCu' TrenOr>, Palpi, q 40. o. lie Hear.
AraPleNy, Neuralgia, Pains III the Side and
Cle.t LIVER Complaint, spinal Complain; and
CurvaiuEc the Sprc, Hip Complaint, III. eases
oil Tie kIdncyS, deficiency Of N.ryu;lS and
Physical Energy. and all Ner,on. Diseases,
which con plants arises rom one SIMPLE cau.c,
namely:
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-17
JAMES n. CASE,
.EezSssCP OSE&so s0%SsCG
FALMOUTH INDIANA

Office one door North of J, l.. WcSterveiii
Store, and one door South of II. b. PerShlng'S
Drug Store. All orders promptly attended TO.
May 9Th, 1851, no Is If.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-17
5;@0: -,

FENlE subscriber having leased foT term Of
years, the above House, takes this meth
cd Of informing the Travelling ia! lie that on
Monday tie 9th day OF May, 1881, he intends
opening tie same, tor their accommodation.
VA. NJ. DURHAM.
Nay 9Th, 1851, l6tf
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-17
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EEAS got ore from NEW YORK, and close
L i Ter him cHme tumbling along ~ Ra |
Road Express, 10 S and CORDS of tie cioi-
cest and cheapest GOODS ever trougLt TO Ply
month.
lie cannot enumerltc. nor is it necessary;
for the people and tue crest o. mankind
have only l. &c anI Lear tie price when they
Will buy aaa so away satisfied hat y LIE ER =
Isl indeed, lie piac.: to iralc # yon desire 10
save from 10 81 er cent on your rurchl
acs.
=,
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-17
For tie Renewal and itmintGt Care Of all
NERVOUS DISEASES,

And Of those Complaints which arc cau-cl "
an impaired, veakene . uriealth condition
Of The NERVOUS SYSTEM
THIS !car'i'ul and convenient application of
the mysterious powers cf tillyanism ami Mag
ne;isin. La lcen pronounce ~ d'et:n"u;sAcd
ply lcians. 10th IN Europe and IN lie ni;ed
'ta''S, - = Il ro>t vaiui lie m .,licinal DIS
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-17

Are cund O. vast service in cases OF Convul-
SONS or FITS, Spasmodic Complaints. and gen
eral Nervous \ Elections of The Head and upper
extremillcS Also in Palsy and Paralysis, and
all diseases caused by deficiency o. power or
Nervous Energy ia the limits or okcr organs of
the body.
IT Many hundred Certificates from all parts
oil the country the most eXtTaordin aTy char
ac,er can be given, If required.
o. No trouble or Inconvenience attends the
use ofDr. Christie $ Galvanic Articles, and they
may be worn hy the most feeble aud delicate.
with perfect ease and safety. I'm many cases
the sensation attending Their use is highly pleas
ant ami agreeable. They can he seal TO any
part of The country.
p II { L $
The Galvanic Bell Three Dollars.
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars
Tie Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar
The Ma ne,ic Fluid, One Dollar
Tie articles are accompanied by full and
PLAIN directions. Pamphlets with .ull parsicu-
lara may bc had of ihe authorized Agent.
fAkilCj LAR CAUTION
D Beware o counter eitS and worthless Inn
ItaionS
ID. C. MoREIIEAp. " d.
General A.eai OF The nited States
l32 BrorJvay New York
For sale ny II. b. PERSHlNG, sole Agent
Marshall County, lniiana
Plymouth, Aug. Goth, 1851. Sly.
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-17
DYSP EPSIA BITTERS
TIE MOST POPULAR
FAMILY MEDICINE OF THE AGE!
TWd by PhySeianS CT Iiigil Standing.

eNIESE Biters remove I'll morbid secTetionS,
purify he Hood, give great tone and Wig
or TO Tie digestive organs, O-tl Ike system a.
"a .rsI all future 81 caee. can e taken with
safety, at no time GehIli. aing tie PATIENT c
inE rate vi % the most felca'e stomach, and
remarkable for thcr cheering, invroraling,
s;rensil ening, and restorative properties, and
an Invaluable, and sure remedy for
The Plymouth pilot. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-17
OdlclSL D.crffnrp.
IUDi<E4F. 0EFEs EEsS.--Marshu

LIJEi<EAE. GEEE< FksS.--MarSlia
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T. ". CHAMBERLAIN, President Judge.
D D. ~, STEELE ,Ib5I associate Judges.
CHARLES II. REEVE, Preventing Attorney.
JAMES A. CORSE, Probate Judge.
~ a EsSs3AH4G. Co.---O FFECEEs
E ESSSST 59 aSsS51 County c'"".'..
RICHARD C0RBALEY, Clerk.
THOMAS MCDONALD, iudifor.
JOSEPH EVANS, 3'reaSrr.r.
gibson :. CLEANFLAND. Pscordfr.
SETH TUSSEY, SAerg.
JACOB L. \. KLINGER, County Surveyor.
HUGH Il. DINON, Assessor.
GROVE POMEaOY. Comfy 4gen,.
JAMES LOGAN, C0r5arr.
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This line Hlls GU, tie column.
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n snes Foreaker, Joseph Cross and William B.
eD Lincoln are hereby notified that on the Sd day
of July A. D. 1851. John A Davenport of the
county Of Monroe aud State of Ohio, filed in the
court of Common Pleas Of the county OF Monroe
and State of Ohio. y bill in chancery against the
said James Foleaker. Joseph Cross and William
B. Lincoln. the "tject and prayer of which bill is
that the east half of the north west quarter OF Sec
lion IS. OF township 4, in range 6. in said county
af Monroe, may he decreed by said court to be
sold, discharged from any claim or lien in favor OF
either the said Joseph Cross or William b Lincoln.
and the proceeds Of such sale he applied to the
satisfaction of judgement in favor Of the said
John A. Davenport, against the said James Fore
aker, and the said James Foreakrr Joseph Cross
and William B. Lincoln are further notified that
unless they appear and plead, answer or demur to
the said bill within sixty days after the October
term held in 1851, in the county of Monroe and
State of Ohio, the said John A. Davenport at the
S,ring term of said court held in the year A. ID.
1852, will apply to said court to take the matters
of the bill as confessed and to decree thereon ac
cordingy. JOHN A DAVENPORT
NATHAN HoLLrsTER, Sol. lor COmp't.
July 9, 1851,
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June 25, 1851.

NN srha Stuart and Peter Stuart her husband.
IVA William Sill, Sarah Tuel and Jacob Tuel
her hnsb,nd, Teany Kent and Samuel Kent her
husband, Rachel Henderson and Rouley hender.
son her husband. John Sill, Naihan Sill, Nancy
Sill. Jacob Sill. Philip Sill, and Samuel Sill: will
take notice that petition was filed against them
OH the 3Is, day of May. A. d. 1851, IN The Court
Of Common Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, by
Thomas Mitchell, Jr., administrator of the estate
Of Jacob Sill, deceased and IS now pending where
in the said Thomas Mitchell, asks the said Court
aforesaid, tor authority to sell the following de-
scribed real estate of said jacob Sill deceased. TO
wit: The south half Of the north east quarter Of
section No 27, in township No. 2. range No 4,
containing so acres; also five OF laud off from
the east side Of the north west quarter at the south
east quarter of said section No. 27. aforesaid. for
the purpose of paying the debts "t said Jacob Sill.
and that at the next term of said Court, applica-
ton will be made by the said Thomas Mitchell. jr.
for all order to sell said premises, according to law.
THOMAS MITCHELL, Jr
Administrator of icob Sill, deed.
June 4, 1851.
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In Chanccry.
NuTIIII1slTdIUT UI =
June 4, 1851.

Mary Bright and Fleming Bright her husband.
Jane FraiI. James FrAii, Nancy Bell and William
Bell her husband, Mary Bright. Martha J Bright,
William H. Bright and John G Bright children
of Catherine and Henry Bright, deed , and the
unknown heirs of Robert Frall, deceased:
You are hereby notified that on the l4'h day of
MAY, A d. 1851, John FraII of the State Of Vir.
GINA, filed in the Court of Common Pleas ot
the county OF Monroe and State Of Ohio, Bill in
Chancery against the above named persons. the
object and prayer of which Bill is to be queted in
his title and possession to two hundred acres Of
lsnd, situate in section No, 23, in township /,
of Range 3, in said county of Monroe; aud the
said persons and parties above mentioned are
fur her notified that unl' IS they appear and plead
answer or den,ur to the said Bill within sixty days
after the next term of said Court, the said John
Frail at The term next afer the expiration Of said
sixty days. will apply to said Court to take the
matters Of the Bill as confessed. aud decree there
oil accordingly. & JOHN FRAlL.
May -, 1851. ~
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Chancery Notice.

Henry ST. John, resident OF the State ot iii.
Gso< win take notice, that Western 7. Sinclair end
John w. Okey, ON the 18th day OF June. 1851. filed
III the Office Of the Clerk Of the court of Common
Pleas " thin and for the county of Monroe, in the
State Of Ohio, their bill in Chance,y against him
aud Hudson ST. John and William d. Patton;
that by said bill they seek to set aside an assign.
ipent made by said Henry and Hudson to said Pat.
ton or the debts due and ewing TO them for Black
.smitting. and to have said outstanding debts col
lec,ed and the proceeds applied pro rata to the pay
ment Of the several claims against said Henry and
Hudson Al the time Of their dissolution OF part
nershp 10 March last; and that unless he appear
and plead, answer or demur to said bill according
20 law, the same will be taken as confessed. and
q adecree rendered against him accordingly.
BY SINCLAlR& oKEY,
Sos for Coinplts.
Attese wm okEy, Clerk.
June l8, 1851,
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Htaroline Lat.haw, George La'shaw. William
V Latshdw, John Latshaw, Elizabeth Latsllaw, =,
Hester Ann La,shaw. David Latshaw. Charlotte
Keeper and Leonard Keeper her husband. Mar.
,ba Mosbureh and George Mosburgh. her husband,
Catharne Stpguer and Hemy Sieguer, her hus.
band. Elizabeth Lstshaw, Caroline Hardy and Al.
len Hardy, her husband, aud the unknown heirs Of
Valentine Latshaw, deceased; will take notice that
a petition was filed against them on the 2lst day
of June A. ID. 1851. BY William Pckens. aud is
now pending wherein the said William Pickens
demands partition Of the following real estate, to
wit: The nurth east quarter OF the north west
quarter of section thirteen, in township six. of
range six. in Monroe county Ohio, and that at the
next term OF said court. application will be made
by the said William Pickens, for an order that par.
tilion may be made of said premises
WILLIAM PICKENS.
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Notice in Partition.

Joseph Matchet and Elizabeth his wife. Levi
Town.and, Joseph Townsand, Stephen TiptoD,
Emily Tcwnsand, William Townssnd, Stephen.
Townsend, Hannah T0wnsand. and Hannsi,
Townsand (widow) will take notice:
That petition was filed against them on the
tenth day Of May A. ID. 1851, in the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Mouroe county Ohio, by Elihu
Upton and Sarah Upton his wife, aud is now
pending wherein the said ElIhu Upton and Sarah
his wife demand partition of the following real
estate; to wit: A part OF section No. Z, in town.
ship No. 7. range No 6. beginning for the same
at the north east corner Of the north west quarter
Of section No. thence running south 33 poles 70
stake, thence west 20 poles aud 8 lundredths 10
a stake, thence north 33 poles to q stake. thence
east 90 poles and 8 hundredihs to the place OF be
ginning, containing 6 acres, lying in Belmont
county, OHIO. Also a part Of section No. 80, in
township No s, and range No s. beginning on
the north boundary line OF said section, 8 chains
20 and half links east from the south west corner
ot said section, running thence east chains and
AZ links TO stake, thence north chains 81 links
to stake, thence west 6 chains 20 links to a
stake in the road, thence south degrees west 9
chains SO links to stake in the road. thence south
10 degrees east cbans Is links TO the place Of
beginning, containing acres more or less, and
lying in Monroe county, Ohio. Also One other lot
il heing also IN said county Of Monroe and a pait
Of the last mentioned section. and described as
follows: beginning at a pon, chains and 2 links
esst from the south boundary line of said section.
thence south three degrees west chains 6S li.ks
to stake in The road, thence west 90 degrees
north chains and 81 links TO stake near n white
oak tree. thence norti. degree east. chains GO
Links to a stone. thence SO and degrees south
chains and IL links to The place Of beginning,
containing acres; and that Mt the next tenn OF
the said Court application will lie made by the
said petitioners Tor an order tina, partition be made
Of said premises. ELiHU TiPToN and
SARAH TiProN his wife.
By d. II WIRE,
May IA, 1851. their atty.