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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-02-19

Mr.. WILLARD P. HALL, who is Chair
man of the Committe on Public Lands, is
exerting himself with great perseverance to
prepare such Railroad bill as will be ac-
ceptable to majority of the House. This
is no easy task. There are many interests
to be consulted. Numberless propositions
for Railroads are before the Committee, all
Of them having more or less friends; and
projects that have real merit must be en-
braced in the bill. He is exerting himself
with great tact and judgment to unite such
projects as will command the sanction of the
House, and in this think he will be sue
cessful. Major Phelps will give to him all
proper support, and SO will Messrs. Porter
and Miller. If bills for our Railroad should
pass, there will be an absolute necessity for
an extra session of the Legislature, to ena-
BILE the companies to get the benefit of the
grants as soon as possible Washington
Correspondence Republican.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-02-19
REGULAR PACKET

FOR Boonrille, Glasgow, Bruns,vick, LerinS.
Ton and Weston, Missouri River.
IT, The elegant steamer HIGHT ANN
s1azssslk MARY, J. II. Baldwin, master will
Ply as regular packet between the above named
=. w The Highland Mary has recently been "a.
h'ied and liked up and offers superior inducements
TOT IIeignt or passage apply on board or IN
Feb l9-da NANSdNya ROBRINs .,.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-02-19

Es= The Austrian Government is de-
handing tax of two hundred and twenty
FIVE dollars from every full grown person
emigrating to America.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-02-19
Hemp and Tobacco,

TosAcco.-There is yet nothing doing in
the market either in leaf or manufactured,
and quotations if given, would be entirely
nominal. A few hhds shipping and manu.
featuring leaf were offered at the warehouses
during the week--the bids for which, were
rejected, and subsequently,, 2 hhds. manu-
featuring were sold iat SIS and So per loo
fbs-which figures, however, afford nc
criterion Of the price, at which the market
will open. 1t is generally expected that the
market the coming season, will rule at low
figures when compared with the prices paid
! last year.
HEMP.-There is but very demand, and
the sales since our last date embraced only
about IT'S bales, taken for the supply of or.
ders, including l3S bales prime in two lots
at $SS@S9, and AZ bales common at $S2G
80 y ton, which quotations embrace the out.
side limits of the market. The stock il
store on yesterday, was about 1900 bales
of which one-half at least, is held under
limit, at higher figures than the present cur.
rent rates, and is virtually out of the mar
ket.- st. Louis Price Current, 18th.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-02-19

HThe Wings of St. Francois county
have declared in favor Of Gen. Watkins for
Governor, and saml. Caruthers for Lieut..
Governor.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-02-19

Ygs Milwaukee has six plank roads In
process of construction, and about 100 miles
completed.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-02-19

Authorized Agents
v. B. PALMER, the American Newspaper
Agent, is the only authorized Agent for this paper
in Boston, New York and Philadelphia cities.
Fayette-ANpREw ]. HERSDoN.
Huntsville.-W. R. SAMUEL, G. H. BuRcKHART.
observation-disclosures G. SHARP.
Lnneus-CARLos BoARDMAH.
Cambridge-JoHN H. GROVE.
Chillicothe--W, C., SAMUEL.
Enthusiastically, HINES L. Co.
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PROS p e @ To 8
OF THE
GLASGOW WEEKLY TIMES"
VOLU.ME THIRTEE.NTH

The THiRrEEsrB voLuMs OF the TMys will
xonmssee on he 4th day Of March.
MS deemed unnecessary 10 speculele on the past,
or make promises for the future, Our readers--and
we are proud of them, az well for the numbers as
then long continued pstionage-know what the
paper is, and has been, and can Judge what II will
be. Animportant political canvass is just opening,
and more for the good humbly trust it will eff
Feet than desire for personal gain, do we desire
Its circulation to be still further incressed-and
we appeal to oari friends to aid US n extending
Its circulation, and invite their attention to our
tsrms;--
Copy one year, in advsHee, $500
a Copies" &c" S 500
10 Copies, 1000
~ No club subscriptions received at the Office
and no additional names taken, after the Club 10 re-
eeived and entered on our Books.
RTCiub Subscribers must all be at the sam,
post Office, Ard il possible, to one Address
0svN No old subscriber taken in club, until al
arrearages are paid.
Our club terms, it will be seen, are greatly re-
duced. This has been done to enable our friend
to raise club at every post Office in the adoinins
counties.
In point of Type, Paper, Quantity Of Reading
matter, and Distinctness of Impression, the Time
viii not suffer by comparison with any count.
sheet in the State.
We trust our friends will cut this prospectus out
present it to their neighbors and friends, and say
our behalf just what they think we entitled to
and we doubt not we shall have gratifying in
crease Of our list CLARK H. GREEN,
Editor and Proprietor Time,
Glasgow, Feb. IL, 1852.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-02-19
THE TIM ES.
BY CLARK n. GREEN.

PUBLISHED EVERY THuRsDAY MORNING.
Office on Water Street, Up Stairs, merit door to N
Glasgow House,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-02-19
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 10.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 10.
Tennessee Wing State Convention ad-
journed on Tuesday after a very harmonious
session.
Delegates to the National Convention
appointed and instructed TO go for Fillmore
for President, and Jones for Vice President.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-02-19
SEASON ARRANGEMENT 1857
Saturday Pdcke!
J. n. CLENDENIN,

(IN PLACE OF THE STEAMER GEN. LAsE.)
For Jefferson City, Roeheport, Boonpille, GlGsgou
and Brunswick, Missouri Rirer.
A ~~N. The new and elegant light draueht
passenger steamer J. NJ. GLEN.
sszazzas DENIM, II. w. SMITH, master.
VIII, upon the opening of navigation, make weekly
trips to Brunswick and intermediate ports. LEAVING
St. Louis every Saturday at O'Clock, p. M
Returning, she will leave Brunswick on Tuesday
morning, at q O'Clock, A. NJ, and Glasgow at ID
NJ, and arrive at Arrow Rock, Boonyille. Ola
Franklin and Rocheport same day; wednesday,
VIII be at Providence, Nashville, Martin; Landiny
Marion, Claysville, Jefferson City, Smiths Land
ing. st. Aubert, Portland, Hermann, pitzer;s
plnkney, Washington, South Point and Augusta,
and arrive in St. Louis on Thursday morning,
The J. M. Clendenn was built expressly for m.
Brunswick packet trade, and is Unsurpassed in
point of strength speed elegance and light dranebt
Her officers pledge themselves to spare no ea5rt.
to advance the interests OF shippers and contrbnts
to the comfort of passengers.
foF freight or passage apply on board. or 10
N. Wall, st. Louis,
SPotswood & Parker, Providence.
Taylor Il Jackman, Rocheport.
B. R's s. & Y PISrts'' Boouville,
Capt. Z. H. Dennis, Old franklin.
); A. j. Adderton, Arrow Rock,
Manson Robbins, Glasgow,
Bailantine outcalt,l
Glasgow, Feb l9-lS52-ds
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t Z 4 N q


- In Advance-$3 At the End OF the Year
81 In Advance to Clubs Of 20.
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1897 Spring arrangement. 1870
FOR WESTON, ST. JOSEPH & sAyANNsIr
lEH.ss, The splendid, fine, fast running, and
- = light draaght passenger Steamer E SI,.
r raSo' "A; Wineland, Master, will ply as regular
eommeD Cfwe zen 81, Louis and the above ports,
oonnlehemg her regular trips on the opening OF
out the season. 1'' uaue uroush-
For freight or passage, apply on board or IN
Glasgow, Feb 10, 1865 -,s'"S'
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II. II. , j " N T.,
Grocer, Commission and Forward
Ing Merchant.
No. 8, Levee, st. Louis, Mo.
EEPS constantly on hand a large and general
IN assortment of Groceries, Wines, Liquors.
Cigars, Nails, Class, Cotton Yarn, Polcdsr, SHOT,
&c. &C., which he will sell at the lowest market
rates.
. CO Particular attention given to the sale Of
Produce.
February 10, ls52-3m
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-02-19

81 per square of IL lines less, for the First In
sertion, and Fifty Cents for subsequent ones.
Liberal deductions to Yearly Advertisers.
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I'm PLACE OF THE STEAMER GEN. LAHE)
For Jefferson City ROchepOr, Boonpille, Glcsgov
and Brunspick Missouri Riper.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26

PARTY DISTRACTION. Louisville
Journal in no.ieing the recent euioRiss Of
tbs Democratic press towards Ne. Clay.
Remarks.
"The salogies now bestowed on Mr..
Clay by the Democratic presses can ne
yer Fspair The fearful wrongs which have
hssn done him. yst they may serve. and
no douhs will serve 90 m iaalrueiive lee.
con 10 the eoualEy. The mmn who has
been the ohlses ef Ten times - much
Dsm0eralis demonstration - any ether In.
dlvIdual IN tbs Rspablle Il nov askmaw.
lsdEsd ~ shsm. end pFaelMlmed By them
20 b. one 81 the pursas and greatest %.
tsllta tlsal she s1gId has prsHlueed. Let
lhls lAet be remembered and deeply pen.
dssed o. ollen ~ I've Democrats organs
assall With shslF ealamnlss the dlslln.
guIshsd pasFlcs nov a she head Of she
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26
For the ENQUIRER,

No one can just, be censured for no
knowing what he has not had oppo, tuni.
~ To learn. and no one can Justly escap.
csnsurA for not learning what he NIGH,
have learned. Ignorance is u crime in
those win" are willingly or wilfully .igno
rant--in others, it is misfortune.
Prejudice is the Offspring Of ignorance.
and investigation is the best remedy for
it.
No one has right to express himself
positively on subjects Of which he is en-
ti'ely ignorant. He may have his opin
ion. which he may give as an opinion
Positiveness belongs to the certainlies oil
knowledge.
Objections to well established doc.
trins are OF no value. being the result oil
ig nOrance. not Of knowledge. The Clio.
bular form Of the earth is q we'll estab.
lished doctrine. though many who are
ignorant Of the fact on which the doctrine
IL founded. can raise many objections
A knowledge OF the facts will remove The
objections. II.
January. 1881.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26
LIrCnFlEID CONN., THURSDAY FEBRUARY 26

aud carries in one h'rld small pail o.
basket. and in I've other The cam, of some
cane braring tree. E.ch figure has an "a
cloak. fastened about the wal, bv cord
and taSScls. which reach nearly down tn
the feet. On the feet are sandals fa>ten.
ed by straps ACROSS the in$rrp. The hui
ma" figure has long hair and heard. both
-cuIled. Across the middle Of each fiv-
ure there is space about foot wide,
and the whole width of the slab is COW
c'rd with hie'oglyphics Of the cuneform
character.
The figures are 'ai ed about quarter
of an inch above tie surface of The slab
and are very finely scuIp'ur+i. Every
pant is perfectly. distinctly ma, ked; I'll,
whole presenting fine specimen of the
art OF sculpture in ancient times.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26
Power OF Russia.

The power Of Russia. which we have
been taught bv some, Of ,a,e. amounts 10
no hing. is thus spoken of in the Wash,
ingIOn Globe:
1t is very well for those who have
muct more to spare, or even little. t.
contribute to the Hungarian fund. as us
ulsimale destination will BE-, we hope, 10
do good in some 81 ape OF other, TO &c
lieve the wants if no. hing Else. But those
who contribute under the brlef that they
are doing any thing effrctual to promote
the establishment Of Hungarian indepen-
dence, deceive themselves. we are sorry
TO say. To rescue Hungary from the
gasp Of the Emperor and the Gear,
would require force Of 100000 men,
and fund Of $500. O0o,O0O at least
and where all this '.maierial aid" is ,c
come from we are not fnancicrs enough
to see. We have lived too long. aud
,ead too much about Russia. her popu.
lalion. her resources and her power. 10
believe all that We have heard and read
within the last TWO months about her
"specssal powe,less and exhausted
condition. We know that she is not on
~ the bugbsar. but the terror Of all Eu
rope that I'LL the powers are afraid d
her. and Great britain not the least o
any. The British government would lei
the Gear trampls upon the rights Of ev'
cry independent State in Europe, No h,
has srampled upon Hungary. before i
would 60 to war with him, unless Eng
lands own interests were directly ant
seriously involved.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26
Chr lport's Corner.
For the Enquirer.

FOT fhP Enquirer.
TO a Friend.
We met in day gone by.
In slranger-plHce met we,
When the summers latest breath
Sighed in the forest tree.
We met as strangers there.
And strangers gathered near.
There was "a burden on the heart,
Aud in the eye tear.
A tear. for loved ones scattered -
For loved ones far away;
A tear for cherished oues, whose forms
Were slumbering with the clay
For Death our homes had entered,
Nor Leeied he our prayer,
I.ove's brightest links we're broken
We shed the orphans tear.
Z" In that stra"ger-place together
A few weeks fingered we,
Then. where we met, We parted.
Yet oft think Of thee,
Months, years had glided onward.
Ere yet We met again:
We met. but soon we parted,
To meet again-ah, when3
Whpn ?-ochO arswe,eth. when
There seenleill towering O'rr,
A sl'nd"wy presence. whispering.
"Perchancc ye meet no more ~
II may be SOUR life
Is hat brittle tread
A passing br~atl' may break it.
Aud We sleep with The dead.
But a"O.l,.r life awaits no.
A life fha, k.mws nU end
Together my ~, spend that l'fs.
With GUd. im heaven. my f,i.uj!
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26
I.i.l ilt.l!.l.U l. Ma; iL.E u
uTCiIFiEi ID, February ~ 1852.
From the Columbus (Oh'") Statesman.
Green Lawn Cemetery.

NJ. j. q PATTERSON. "t Hartford. CT .
whose work have :" frequently '"r"i'rd
! III" "nrnmIun,s ct the p'">' IN different
,m,,s 81 Ihr country. h", n>t complete d
the e,+cii.n Of several monuments m
Green Lawn Cemetery. which are al
iractin. C, u -id,-,ahl.. attention.
among 'hrmis II lag" tomb from the
Scipin model for LYME SrARLIN". E-q.
..under al III" Sta, hing Ned cal College.
/, is cut az Italian n,,blr. win the cA-
crp ion nf the base which i, Quincy grn-
n,,r. an one piece and weighs f"e Ion'
The entire monument weighs thirteen
tons.
Another mon mcnl of massive Italian
ma, DIE marks the resting place # Judge
JONI ~. McDowELL.
Four az tiv. others. all Of whi:h pos
sess characteristics of striking beauty.
have been erected Tor different mem .ers
of the SuLLIvANT family. aud are alike
credirabe 10 the arts, and the good taste
Of all other parties concerned. The alto
reiieros are erq"isiteiy done and the whole
wok has evidently been studied with -
great care. and br>p"aks master hand.
They mus. be- seen To ie appreciated.
Il is with great pleasure that we note
the growing interest in the establishment
and improvement Of rural Cemeteries in
all parts "f the State. These facts show
W. that amidst the busy cares OF life tn"
dead are not forgotten. The heart claims
its tight, and turning aside from The tur-
moil of business. plants flowers At the
graves of our loved ones. consrcraled BY
the tears Of love aud affection.
No one can visit Green Lawn withou,
feeling impressed by its m.~alizing infu.
ence for every rose Tree ard violet tha'
blooms over the grave Of departed child.
every nemento. however crude or SIM
pie il may BE-. all silently teach as that.
+" here We have no abiding city,"
Make then the home VI the dead q
cheerful. peaceful spot. remote fr.'m the
noise and hustle of busy life. where The
sori ewing. stricken heart can commune
in silence with the sweet and saddening
memories Of departed friends.
From present indications. Green Lawn
will soon become fasorise place of ~.
sort and refinement. We trust iG may b.
60. not only for she respect shown % the
dead, bus Tor ils hallowsd associations and
inaasnss spSn She living.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26

Government. Surely the time viii come
when the praise Of honest intention. eli
finn and patriotic purpose, and Of en-
IIghtened slalesman>hip, will be accord
died. to President Fillmore. by even the
must vindiclive and relentless Of those
who. t" promote their own partisan views
are now loading him with the vilest OBJ
loquies."
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26
THE TRIAL OF ALCOHOL.
Charged with Murder, ROBBERY, de.
SUPREME COURT OF PUBLIC
OPINION.

IN land FOR THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
THE PEOPLE. %. ALCOHOL.
Pyesenf-Hm. R. CAND,R. < hiei Justice.
H H"". : : ' p.r,ssc. A.s~ia,e
Hon. ii tlaxs.ry. Judges
Counsel for the People J. GOODWILL.
E>q. Au'y. Gen.
Counsel far The Defendant, ANIMAL ARE.
1ITE. Esq. SELF INTEREST, Esq.
Sheriff. l.. HArEEvlL. E~q.
Cle.E IF Court. b. SELFDsxIAL. Esq.
Jul. %, lss3-Cour! met at 10 clock.
Continued from our last
PRESENT ALL THE JUDGES.
Att. Gen.-.Doc or have you eve,
known that the p'ls her Instiga,ed any
one To tile commission Of murder or
manslaughler
Wall never knew Or heard of but few
cases OF either which he did not ins,iga,e
and ! have been present at several pub
lie executions, and IN every Instance they
charged tie p i'oner H. pusuadng hem
10 The commission Of the crime for which
they suffered.
AT. Gen. VIII you he so good as to
state the diseases which in your opinion
are caus cd By the nostrums Of the pr,so
ner?
Wit-Drorsy. consumption, dyspep-
STA, aP'plexy, govt, mania. and some
olhe $.
Att. Gea.-What would bs the effect
upon the practice q physicians ii the
prisoner. Alcohol. should be removed
from the country?
Wt--Benetic al decidedly. It wonld
be much TO their comfort rs we'll in my
opinion TO the interest aud happiness Of
the community generally. Tne,e would
not only be less sickness. but Diseases
would be more easily cured. So Car rs
my observation has ex ended. the physi.
cal and moral influence Of the prisoner is
decidedly bad and The evil is so great
rs 10 call loudly for removal.
Att. Gen.-tlave you ever known. DR..
R.. any Cases Of disagreement in families
which you had reason TO think were eau.
led wholly or 10 part by the prisoner +?
"it.--I never knew amy such inslan>
ces which were not owing. in some de.
gree a: least. 10 his influence. His pres
sncs generally produces family distur-
Dances sooner or later.
Att. Gsn.-llave you ever known any
.nstances Of young msn. who isll into the
practices Of gambling. dissipation. pro.
ianenssk, &c. chiefly or in part BY the
seducii0ns of che accused
Wit.-l never have known young
man become . gambler. q jockey. f,e-
Qaenler Of lewd houses. y spsndshrifs,
. eounssrisiier. y lorgsr. thief. . rob-
bsr. o. q murderer, but ! was able 10
trace bic Grss departure from the paths
Uf virtas, 70 % acquaintance with Aleu.
hol, and habit VI fssqnsn.lng his sosie.
". ny observations On shis point have
been Of many ysaEs eOnlinuanes. and
over an ex.saled Geld. consider the
psiaoher ~ idsnliGsd with every ram.
bling house, every HOUSE. Of III lame. every
h0sss lMsa. every eek tight. every n'u'
doc In oMs e,mnlTy. bir. trim my vbssr.
vs.Ions nm Gally satisfied, aud sAy
wn,luF oash, thai lhs prisoner = 70
a.umleF or les degree eonesiasu y every
airline. nnd every abumihMiaon o. evafy
Llnd IL Ille Unisd DGsses'
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26

DoxAT:os vaos LAvARD 10 WILLIAMS
CoLLsos $50 Tie Massum Of Williams
College haA bssa enriched BY pssssss
lem The celsbsalsd 0Eisaial traveller.
l.aya,d. The present consists Of tw0
eealpiuFed slabs. weighing ahsas eigh.
TEN huadssa peumas sash. They eess
assured thFSugh the laasenes II Ne.
MaFah. the mlsslonmsy. One NJ The slabs
! The Agass of = wlnged man. wlsh lhs
head VI ~ eagle. Tie either b y human
aamle. The hwuFvs aFs abnas seven issG
90. end well pFepolllsasd. EAeh he
a ! neeklaes, ear tingA end hraealsl.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26
WHOLE No. 1898. No AZ.

Att Gen.-The counsel fofdcfpncs;
can have the witness.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26
J. G.. BATTERSON'S
M ARBEE w )REs,
H,.TcnrJ TLoAn

NJ ,num.nts mi rnnSs "f American and
Italian Marble. BaI,tismal Fonts. Nh.
raj rasieis, Urns. Vases. Manilex
Table Tops, Italian Tile for
FInrrs. Sc , constantly
on hand or furnished to order.
Hartford. June LIST. ty4
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26
REAlt)V AI..

DR.. BOSTWICK mas removed his
residence to Mr.. j L. Judd's, at the
Aooe Place, South street. Night call
ers will please rap at the moth door,
Ollie rs heretofore. t...-.
L.tch field, Jan 81, 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26
Removal.

d., VAIL ia. IA " ii !" III" Bliss l.
L IA. -" nth -tt" # f.a>i ~ Office as LtiuI,
w.r ~ .,tr,.,rc-nii. "crut'Iedht y =. ii"itc,
Isl. Nj sails ~ ma tnr Il uis proIrssi"n
=, a. ,fl..,,l.s " nuic wall or p,",npt.
~ Ati-nir! 10
Ln.ll.ii. March 2bl,jl
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1852-07-07
District Assessors.

DY virtue of section 33, of the act entitled
''an act for the assessment and taxation OF
all property in this State, and tor ievying taxes
thereon according to its true value in money!
passed April ls. 1852, the commissioners Of the
county Of Monroe and State of Ohio, at their
June session, 1852, divided said county of Mon.
roe, into tour districts, as follows:
DISTRICT No. l-Composed Of the townships
of Switzerland, Salem. Ohio and Jackson.
s DISTRICT No. 2-Composed of the townships
of Spnsbury, Centre, Adams and Green.
DIsrRIcr No. 3-Composed of the townships
Of Malaga. Seneca, Franklin. Summit and Wayne.
DISTRICT No. 4-CompOsed OF the townships
Of Washington, Bethel, Benton aud Perry.
And the qualified electors in each of such dis
tric.s, shall at the October election, A. ID. 1852,
elect some citizen thereof, having the quali6ca.
tions OF an elector. as Assessor OF real property
therein; and the judges of election shall keep
separate poll book for the election OF such Asses.
sors, and the returns thereof, duly certified as in
other cases shall be made to the county Auditor.
BY order oil the Commissioners.
JOHN B. NOLL.
June l6, 1852. Auditor, M. q. o.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1852-07-07

E0HN KENNEDY, is hereby notified, that
QS OH the 18th day of April. A. II. 1852. Alex.
ander Kennedy. of Monroe County, Ohio, filed
in the Court of Common Pleas, of the county uf
Monroe, and State of Ohio, Bill in Chancery.
agains. the said John Kennedy; the object and
prayer of winch Bill is to forecose mortgage
upon the east half Of the north east quarter, and
the north west quarter Of the north east quarter
OF section 23,township 5, and range 6, in Monroe
County, Ohio, given by Thomas Kennedy in his
life time, to said Alexander Kennedy. And the
said John Kennedy IS further notified. that unless
he appears and pleads, answers or demurs to the
said Bill within sixty days after the next Term Of
said Court. the said Alexander Kennedy, at the
Term next after the expiration Of said sixty days,
will apply to said Court to take the matters Of the
bill as confessed and TO decree thereon accordingly
HOLLTSTER, OKEY s. HOLLISTER,
June %, 1852. his Solicitors