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Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-01
MDIDAT Es.

y ER-we are auihorizedi 10 announce ID. f. JACKSON
candidate for Sheriff, at the ensuing election. I'd
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Hunts Merchants Magazine is before US
Besides a large amount Of valuable reading mat
ter, It contains valuable statistics. 1t is work
that no merchant should be without.
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We are authorized 10 announce r. J. BRADLEY
ehJidaie fos Sheriff Of Marion county at the ensuing
August election. seplStd
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PHILADELPHIA Dec. "a.
KOSSUTH IN PHILADELPHIA.

Kossuth arrived here this morning. The city is
all astir, and he will have magnificent recep-
ton; TIE military, fire companies, &c., are now
forming.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-01

We are authorized TO announce WIN. A. MADDOX,
candidate for Sheriff Of Marion county at the
ing election. I'd
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MAIL! MArL!!-Read the following note to
our Post Master. A petition may be found at
the Post office, where we hope all interested will
call and sign it. This is an important matter to
our business men, and we hope to see them man
Hest lively interest IN it. Let all call and
sign the petition Messenger.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-01

A proposition for mail transit by the oOntom-
plated Steam Line from New York to Galway
is now before Congress.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1852-01-01
Messenger
ST. LOnIs, Dec,
Post Master, Hannibal, Dear Sir.

Post Master, Hannibal, Dear Sir:
Mr.. Gamble, Post Master ofethis city, and
Capt Carson, our mail agent thinks the Post Of
flee Department will grant daily four horse
mail while the river is closed, from this CITY to
Palmyra, or Keokuk if petitioned so to do. Will
you start petition in your city at once, and for
ward it by the 10Th Of January next, to our
Representative, Mr.. Porter, and urge him TO
press our claims. Petitions will be sent from
all the offices on the route. Very respectfully
yours Sc. --.
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The number of luborers engaged nthe Pacif-
ic rail road Is $50.
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JOURNAL AND UNION.
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The GRRIrR will give the patrons Of the
Journal and Union, and his friends in general
call at an early hour to-day. lie solicits the
farther proofs OF their libcrOlty.
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The Fir Annihilator was tried -, CgDo;,
i hali on 'hezolh nlt ON building erected for
wa, GnII purpose The experiment proved an en-
says that this invention is REGARDED as IL aouni
Importance with the discovery Of fhe arr ~
lalohing brdsby putting salt on Their tails
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The contest Is truly amusing-look at tbe
wings es The party-ihey stand apart CRYING
peacel peace!l but all the while throwing IRE.
brands in upon each other.
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preston.
The daily union., 1852-12-29
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS

The Of viii DO books unss s
pay nen he subscription be made In advance.
cssf the postage %
paid BY us in s sA
transmission. rH##1 H.=s 4#EteN
The COUNTRY rAPER published hi weekly during the
son Congress, and scum weekly during
Subscriptions for period less viii be received on
psoporiioned to the above annual t.. tM
Jf- AsTERS aycns and "
sending DAILY subscribers enclosed
sEMIsvEEKLY S23 encosedi WEEKLY
subscribers So enclosed will be entitled copy Of hs
they furnish subscribers for, grafs.
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iCE Cream, gsilono~ina improved acaities
making ecIe enabled TO cer sh~ public he
reduced o -
. II N0Fl'I fste o. GAUTfEN "A Ia Vile 'Yarss,
Dec o2-2swsv Corner fsansyvans and lIth
The daily union., 1852-12-29
gYaosERr ARMSTRONG.
niIss = HOGAr's

ENGLISH AND FRENCH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
=" FOR YOUNG LADIES,
81. r street, between lsun and i4th, Washington, d. G.
lE second quarter tho ats Of Dece
early March miss Hogan Is prepared 10
receive ne1iasy pups boatdcrs and additional
number of day schoAIs. r ta !. AZ. z III fHs. lA
Tssms Eor board including English mathematics
Preach, dsswRs, nsadiswofk ~ " quarter
To young ladies' dcsro acquiring thorough knowledge
FJusch this nstiuton orars geaa advantages IL ~ ID.
further no application be made Miss iiosan
Rev Buues, Wm Thos Carroll, Mr. Justice Wayne
Francis Msrkoe esq Hon. Hamilton Fish, Captain c. Wilkes
u y NJ, and VIM Hogan, jr. Er
the scfcrcAccs &C. @H HI
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Oass w..Asasson Ga.-Ix.hs Company.

ACCORDING 70 ~sage, and sn conseQusnce Of the
hssvy Of soek, dsssMised reduce
Flces q The gpeds hssow named; f.-t ..E NJ Et
S ess French and English msnoes all colors, a. extremely
~ prices. Il "a rtFf-f
recs Ane oaSnsres and mousssnes de ans Handsome
SNpscss white Aansssu, all grades. q q Ne&
v"ns today and for sss Al unusually low and uniform
psce tahie tsapsn dsasks, grades aad wdus
srus was sad nss double Bsrnsey damssks In ths lot Of
''snnts patterns. et1tNrUlHr slg III Fl.iF 3Hl tM
cheap r - 1s'-7-T- f'T7-T l----
Az kinds and widths of shectings. III II
- psess, sn widths. pare al iinsa" sheeinssL
y rscss pillow Iinans tsn0t #Ue uNHe e#Ee
pieces N sh linens, medium fine Of the
'ss4s us~siy soid by ms. 5Ee H I'll et
recss .cosei, csmbe swis null and nssseok muslips
soss destun0 white oambree, csss Of linen
-, should ne< fsn 70
esss iossy 1annss 81 k g4f1f t0H
,sreces Hiehaod plaiAs, for chJdrens' f
r,eed '"' '"''''' "'-' - N'N'y~ -''-'l'
As~ - "' 1880" ~'' """~ '" !" "''' ''"'''"" w sN''
s.' cash in III casss, arranged 10 ,As contrary
- '~ ~ 80 "rsY ny - ss.' ~ '" ~
N"-~son oppoase Centre MAskst
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s~SNuA = Great Exhibition Prize Thread.-The sub
are constantly receiving supplies Superior
a.. nsnsaesrvd srcnslvey from ses cotton which
" variant 70 excel any IN
STRONG SMITH, as william street.
,u.e. - Agents in New York.
LEWIS 4 CO, "a Market street.
,,.--L ii Agents in Philadelphia
WATERsTos, PRAY 90, ~ Federal .u..r
o.sN-asm Ae"s !" H's'""
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rsss MI sss 0 ~ t3h New York, October II. 1852.
the sater lamp and amp feeder Of Mr.
Jhn Newell Of fully from expert
mr.as We have hs, Obtained great
Of preventing the risk VI explosive action the
SafnAng Ani1s II lanrs and feeders. 'a.
entirely opinion Professor Sill
man and Doctors Hayes and Jackson
81 ftF ersS 4tt 59fttf WIN. II. ELLET,
II aygg1h 1hg3s5a sEs3 4n s5 Professors of Chemistry.
We keep constantly hand the best quality u fluid
Dec 2S-6eodlr
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1852-12-01

FUR SALE BY p
J. A. & 6. Fl. Davenport. Woodsfeld;
Armstrong, Mooney & Co.. Bsallsyills;
John Koontz, Malaga; =
Miles & Son, Somerton; 81
w. P. Sloan, Genesee Block, Buffalo; (
w. W. Gould, Travelling Proprietor. n
Oct 81, 1852. h9.e ep
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Administrators Sale.

10y virtue Of an order of sale in the case OF
Elias Davis Administrator IS. Maria Davis.
ct a. made by the Court Of Common Pleas within
and for the County Of Monroe, AND State of Ohio,
at the October Term thereof, 1852. the undersign.
ed, the Administrator aforesaid, will. on
Saturday,, December IS, 1859,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock n. M. and 4
O'Clock p. M. sell the following real estate, lying
aud being in said county, at public out cry. OH the
premises, in Salem township. in said County, to
the highest bidder, to wit: Lot numbered SO in
the town Of Darlington, in Monroe county, Ohio,
with The improvements thereon; also the equal
undivided half of the south west quarter of the
south east quarter Of section %, 10 township 2, OF
range 8, containing 40 acres aud SO hundredths
more or less.
terms OF SALE:-One-thir cash in hand,
one-yhird in six months, and the residue in one
year, with intere est from the day Of sale on defer
red payments, which are to be secured to the sat-
~isfaction of the undersigned.
PERRY W. GILMORE. Admir-.
of Elias Davis, deceased.
Nov. "a, 1852.
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Darlington Ordinance.
AN ACT foe tae suppression Of drunk enness al

AN ACT foe tte suppression OF drunkenness and
intemperance in the town of Ciarington.
SEC. I Be IL ordained by the t0,on council OF
the fotcn Of Ciariagton, That no Inn.keeper,
Grocery-keeper,, Merchant, or any other person
shall be allowed to sell. give away, or in any Other
manner dispose of any wine, rum. gin, brandy,
whisky, or any mixture of these, or other intoxi-
eating liquors. TO be used as a beverage, within
the corporate limits Of said town. OF Darlington, in
less quantity than one quart; and that every per.
son or persons SO offending, shall. on conviction
thereof, be fined in any sum not less than one,
nor more than forty dollars for every such offence.
And IN default Of payment, or security for the
same, shall be liable to imprisonment at the dis.
erection of the Magistrate or Mayor.
SEC. 2. That any person or persons who shall
be found drunk in the streets, alleys, Or public
t~horoughfares of the town Of Clarington. shall he
liable to q fine Of not less than five or more than
twenty dollars, for every such offence; and in de-
fault Of payment or adequate security therefor,
shall be imprisoned in the county Jail, not less
than twenty, or more than sixty days.
SEC. 8. That il shall be the duty Of the own
Marshall, upon view, or from his personal kM0wl.
edge. to arrest all persons guilty of offending, or
of violating any of the provisions of this Act, and
forthwith take him or them before the Mayor for
trial.
This Act to take effect and he in force from and
after the first Of December next
MARTIN TROY, Mayor.
E. B. Cox, Recmder.
Darlington. Nov. II. 1852.
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Notice in Chancery.
Dec. 1852.

SAMUEL H H who resides without the State of
- Ohio. will take notice that on the 22d day of November,
A.. D. 1852, William F Hunter. of the county Of Monroe and
Van Vert in the State of Ohio, flied their Bill 10 Chancery in
the court of Common Pleas Of Monroe county and State af6re.
of which 10 to compel the said Samuel H. Guthrie to complete
a contract entered into on the 10Th day Of March. 1889. for the
sale Of a four acre tract of land near the town Of WoodsieId, in
said county, bounded on the north by the road leading from
Woodsfeld to Lewisvihe, on the west by lands now owned by
William Okey, on the south by lands Of David Kirkbridt, and
on the east by lands now ownedb by William F. Hunter; by max.
ing to the compliments a deed for the same; and unless The said
Samuel H Guthrie shall apI ear and plead. answer, or demur to
said Bill within 60 days after the next Term Of said Cou,t, that
at the Summer Term Of said Court, 1853, a decree will be taken
against him as BY confession
HOLLISTER, OKEY & HOLSTER,
Nov. "a, 1852. Solicitors for Compliments.
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Sale Of Real Estate.

ID wi, tue Of an order to me directed by III.
Probate Court v Thin and for the County o.
Monroe. aud State OF Ohio, | will offer for sale. oil
Friday, the 24M day of December, 1852,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock a M, and
o'clock p. m of said day, the following described
Real Estate, situate in the County Of Manroe,
and State Of Ohio, to wit: The south part Of the
north east quarter of section Is, township 8. and
range 4. bounded OH the vest side by the ives,
line ii said quarter, and on The south by the south
liue Of ssid quarter, and on the east BY the lands
Of Jane Foggin, jr and on the north BY the lands
Of Jane Healy, (the big road as il formerly run
being the line between the lands Of said Jane
Healy and said tract,) supposed to contain ons
hundred and fifteen acres. Tn. land is well
adapted 70 farming or grazing; well watered, and
in good state of cultivation.
TERMS OF SALE-One.half Ia hand, oNe-hali
Of The residue in one year, and the balance 10 two
years. the deferred payments 10 be secured to the
sstisfaction Of the subscriber.
THOMAS McCASLIN, Guardian
Nov -, 1852.
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Notice in Chanccry.

&HADRACH B~OTTENFIELD, If the State of Pennsylya.
- MIA. will take notice that on the 26th day OF November 1852.
Peter Slime filed in the Court Of Common Pleas Of Mpnroe coun.
~, Ohio. his Bill in Cbsncery. against him and others, the object
of which is to correct a mistake in the description Of land sold by
Samuel Bottenheld, in his life time to Peter Slime, and to com.
pei the defendants to convey the same TO complainant, by proper
description; unless you appear, and plead. answer or demur to
said Bill within 60 days after the next Term of said Court, that at
the Summer Term OF said Court 1853, the complainant will take
a decree as by confession
HOLLISTER, GREY g. HOLSTER.
Dec. l, 1852. Solicitor. for Complainant.
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Clarington Ordinances.

.Aes q prtsens riots. nof.e. d.ssr5anee.. Or d~.oyde,,y
"a usssm6lages, IN me to,cp Of Ciaringtals
Sec. !. Be i ordained by the town council OF the town OF
ICisrington, That 1t shall be held and deemed as violation Of the
public peace, and contrary 10 The dignity, comfort. and conve.
Diencs Of tho corporation of Darlington and ito inhabitants, for
boys or other persons, to congreeate or assemble on tho Streets
or Alleys Of said town Of Darlington. aud make or cause to be-
made, either 10 sport or otherwise, any noise or disturbance 10
the annoyance or displeasurs Of The inhabitants of such locality;
and any person or persons 30 offending. shall. upon conviction
thereof, be fined IN any sum not less than fifty cents, nor more
than 1--we dollars .4ssff
SIC 2. That it shall be unlawful for any person 10 shoot or
dlschare q load from any gun or pistol. or other firearms, OF to
burr fire. crackers or other : e.works for sport or otherwise, with.
in the corporate limits Of said town Of Darlington; and any per-
son so offending. thall, upon conviction thereof, pay q hne Of not
less than wenty- five cents, nor more than one dollar,
This Act to take effect. aud be in force, from and after the first
day Of December next.
E r.. Cox, Recorder
Darlington, Nov IL, 1852,
AN ACT TO establish the standard measure Of coal in the town
OF Darlington.
b It ordained By The to,bn eo,mei Of the to,on Of C~Aarington,
That two Thousand six hundred aud e~igttyeight cubic inches,
shall constitute a busbei If coal.
This Act 10 take effect in ten DAYS from and after is passape
MARTIN TROY, Mayor.
i" R Cox, Recorder.
Darlington, Nov. II. 1862.
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nARDON.-An persons interested will lake
notice that after three weeks from the date
hereoSea petition will he presented to the Govern.
or Of Ohio to grants pardon to Elisha Bailey. who
was at the Spring term Of the Court Of Common
Pleas, for Monroe county, for 1852, sentenced to
the Penitentiary for the term of three years Tor
passing counterfeit bank notes. sh
Dec l, 1859. MARY H BAILEY.
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AUDITORS OFFICE. WoopsFIDLn.

~ "u0WOe OVWHyI OHtV, NOV q, IoUS } .
N Agreeably to tho provisions OF an Act entitled IAN act pre-.
scribing the duties of County Auditors, % passed March %, 1870,
and the %amendatory acts thereto, l hereby give notice that the
whole OF the several tracts Of land and town lots and parts OF lots,
contained in the foregoing list, or so much thereof % will be
necessary to pay. the taxes and penalty charged thereon,
will be- sold st the Court House, in the town OF WoodsfeId,
Monroe County, Ohio. on The Second Monday Of January, nert,
(being the 10th day Of said month, by the County Treasurer,
unless such taxes and penslV bs paid before that time. 5ua
Nov. "a, fes2.@
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Sale Of Delinquent Lands and Town Lots
FOR X

VHNHE following is a LIST of lands and TOWN LOTS and
IL Parts OF Lots, within the County of Monroe. returned de-.
linquent by EDWARD SALISBURY, Treasurer anu CoHec.
tnr of said County, for the Taxes of 1851, to which is added the
Penalty due thereon. and the Simple Tax Of 1852
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Dr. w. r. Sinclair
H&shnubyed h,s residences 10 A. d. Dsigss'
Hotel. Office UP stairs in the new building ono
dpeF soathsof il +. R~sndolph's.
! Dec. !. 1864. D .5a4

4 TTACHMENT,-At my instance an attach.
IA nent was this day issued. by Joel r. Ran.
dolph, d Justice of the Peace of Center township,
Monroe county. Ohio, against the property and
Effects Of Robert Ferrell, . nonresident OF the
State of Ohio.
ROBERT w. cox.
Nov. n. 1852.
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yEvowNsHIP RoAD.-No,ice i. hereby Civ.

yEYOWNSHIP ROAD.-Notice is hereby Civ.
a. en-. that OH Saturday, the 18th day Of De-
cember. 1852, = petition will be presented TO the
Trustees of Center township, Monroe county,
Ohio, for the location and establishment Of 3 pri-,
va,e or township road, commencing Of or near the
south east corner of the north west quarter Of.
south east quarter OF section 6, township 5, end
range 6. III said township; thence east with the
fence that runs through Alfred PauI's land 10
where it intersects a fence running north md
south; thence TO . sugar tree marked letter A;
thence to a sugar tree marked B; thence 10 q whits
oak at or near the line between Hunter and said
Paul; thence to the State road leading from
Wocdsield to Lewisville. And the said town
ship trustees are hereby requested to meet on the
day above named.
Nov. 10, 1852. -
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SLOAN'S
Horse g. Cattle Medicine

NO Medlclnt ~ I've hI n rirnI'isfed % weNy Lee
ordinary Cures. and given 40 tNipeysaI Satiyadion ia ssssSs
variety and stage OF dis.as VI thai has 10 easssss ~
apid Q sale a. SlJafs Oilmes! anl Condition Pordsv.
The Ointment is swifly siil%rcediny all Other tintnssh
and Lininenis for the cure Of + e,n Wuuads, i;ails II ~
binds, sprains, Bruises, Cracked !le~i,. Rinshone. Wind 8
CALLS, Poll Evil, ''alious, sra.in.. Sweeney. Fis,uia, ~
Rst, Strains. l.atnetcss, Sar' frrcks, FGInlcfed Fed
Scratches or Grease. Manae and 'ior,e Distemper.
The ConGlion Paasaer viii rt,nuye al. Inflammation ana
fver, purify the hlooi. loosen ihe skin, cleanse the Wsua
and strengthen every part Of the lody aud has provoda
sovereign remedy fer the hilc-iH s diseases: I
Founder. Disleinper. Hide t'ouui. Loss OF Appofio. II
ward Strains, Yellow Nairr. Inflammation Of die Eyus
Fatigue from hard exercise; also rheumatism, tcommoniS
sailed stihf comp'ainf,) winrh pro, es 20 fatal 10 many valn
able horses IN this country. Tin aiso a snfe and certsiu
remedy Coughs and Colds, which generals - maay
fatal diseases.
These remedies neeey ignrs. and sipsys or, n ne 4
sctions are followed.
For further particular. and n u.rsau4s Of ovsGsssu
swssrksbS Cara, get Pomphes Of agents. ,.a
W. B. ELOAH,
Grsni Usp0, 20 LGks 81. OSnea
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Money Wanted!

Having 4 sum Of money to make vp by the 18th
Of December, respectfully call on those owing
ne 10 call and make payment
GOODS will be sold Low FOR CASH.
Csll and :se JNo. N. 5KIRKBKIDE.
) wss6ihsld, Novlo So ssEs5s Y
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A. nj. ADAMS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL q
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT

On the Corner OF Wafer d Monroe streefs,
WHEELING, VA, 1.
Where always can be found the largest, cheapest,
and the most desirable stock of goods ia Wheel
ing, He has just returned from New York,
Philadelphia aud Baltimore, and his goods present
an unusual attraction In point Of quality and style,
and il is well known the
BEST BARGAINS
Can be had of him. For Good and Cheap Goods.
he stands unrivalled. Do not fail to call. or you
may regret it
His Stock Consists Of the Following articles:
100 black cloth dress coats, 100 blue, brown
and green coats, $50 black cloth frock conts, 100
blue, brown and green coats, $50 black. brown.
blue aud green sack coats, 100 business coats,
made of cashmere cloth, &c. 100 beaver coats,
various cnlors, 1000 felt and blanket coats. 50
dozen white shirts of all grades, 80 dozen check
shirts, so dozen Mariners stripe, 4 dozen silk
undershirts, 10 dozen cottG n undershirts, I dozen
wooden undershirts, 2 dozen gauzes undershirts.
800 pair black cashmere pants, 1000 barred, strip.
ed and mixed pants, 2OS0 pairs cassinett pants
500 black satin vests. at all prices; 1000 fancy silk
vests, all patterns; 1922 valencia. marseilles, vel
vet, SC, IL dozen fancy ~cravats, ~ dozen neck
ties. 60 dozen pocket handk rchIefs. silk and linen.
&c dozen suspenders, all prices and styles, 90
dozen half hose, aud 90 dozen drawers.
All the above articles, with a great many more,
are offered very low. at my Clothing Store. cor
ner OF Monroe and Water streets, Wheeling, Va
also a fins assor tment OF Hats and Cape.
A. M. ADAMS.
M N. B-Particular attention paid to GUS
TOM WORK, aud all orders will be filled with
dispatch, by A. M. ADAMS.
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Notice in Chancery.

1HOMAS RINEHART who resides withou
the State of Ohio, will take notice tina
Joseph Morris, on the 18Th day Of October 1852
6ksd 10 the Court If Common Pleas, within ant
for the county Of Monroe aud State Of Ohio. hi
Bill In Chsncery, against Abraham Lands, thu
said Thomas Rinehait and others. the object and
prayer of which is to obtain satisfaction Of two
several Judgments al Law against the SAID Abra,
ham Lands, one In favor of the said joseph Nor.
Iis, and the other in favor Of Morris & Rinehart,
by the sale of lands in which the said Lands has
an equitable interest. The Bill alledgss that the
said Morris IL the owner OF both said Judgements.
You will therefore appear, aud plead, nswer OF
demurs to said Bill within go days after the next
Term Of said Court, and in default, decree will be
catered against you at the Summer Term Of said
Court, 1859.
"a sHoLLusrER, OgEY g. HoLLlsrER,
Dec. L, 1852. l I
cyALE oFREAL ESTATE BY ORDER OF
- COURT.-By virtue of an order Of sale IN
she case Of Rachel Davis, Administrative of the
Estate Of Samuel Davis, deceased, against the
Unknown heirs Of Samuel Davis, deceased, issued
from the Probate Court Of Monroe county. Ohio,
will be offered tor sale on the premises. on
Saturday, the 9Th day Of January 1853,
lsubiect however to the dover of Rachel Davis,
widow Of said Samuel Davis, deceased.) The
following Real Estate Of Samuel Davis. deceased.
to wit: The east half OF the north east quarter Of
section %, township 2, and range 8, lying in Mon.
roe county, Ohio.
TERMS OF SALE.-One.third down, one. third
in six months from day Of sale, and one third in
one year from day Of sale with interest. The de.
fered payments to be secured to the satisfaction
ofthe undersigned q
Us RACHEL DAVIS, Administrative
s.ayt OF the Estate Of Samuel Davis. decd.
Dec. 4, 1852.