The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-09-29
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Nincinnati, Wilmington and GAINESVILLE
- Railroads open 10 Wilmington One D1fy
Train, (~sunaays excspfsd5 On aud Affor Mondsy
ATknst i6th' until further n%oties, Trains win rsp q
Leave Cincintati from tina depot Of me Lsstle 40.
ami Railroad At 8 p. N. for Morrow Clarknvfile Sill
80 Z Wilmington. arriving AZ Wilmington at 3 10 n
Returning leave Wilmington al ga. NJ, arriving
in Cincinnafi ate lbA N connecting a. Morfog
with the Express Train on the Little AiiSmi Rond for
the NoJfh and ' sst-
Fare from Ciaeinn,iito Wilmington 49,. .e,,6a
Borsother information and tehets, apply st Tiektf
Ofiee.f oTnar 81 Rrpsdway and Front streets, and Il
.tha little Miami Depot, or o. Wm Miner. STATION
Agsut. Wilmington E4W WOODWARD.
Engineer end Superintendent.
" The Omnibus Line will call for and deliver PSI
seDgers to and from the trains IN any part ofths city
II. B. RUG0LES, Conductor
T-Ths Company vii not be responsible for bag
gage exceeding $50 in vaiue, unless the same b. 70.
turned TO The Conductor or Agent, and freight paid a.
the rate o. a passsge tor every $500 In value seovc
that amount. August 81. ie53-H
state Of Ohio. Faira sId county, IS. Court
of Common Pleas.
Alexander II Caldwell and Jnnes CALDWELL, infsut
children and heirs-at-law Of James CALDWELL. a.
ceased, by Elizabeth Caldwell thsir mother All
next friend, plaintiffs, agaiHsf
Joseph CALDWELL. Alfred Caldwell, Samuel adwet
Charles ID Martin, Administrator OF the Estate af
the sal James Caldwell deceased. Michael Rilse,
Fleming & Tingle, and Sama i McClA len, creditor
OF the SAID Estate defendants.
ENVHE non-residenf Defendants, Alfred Caldwell and
Il Samuel Caldwell, viii take notice that on te
9th day Of September, ID tsb3, the saii PiSintiiii
fled their Petitisn in the Clerks Office of the court
II common pleas FIR said eodnty, setiilg forth IL
substance, that on the 2Dth day Of July. A d 1872.
the said Caldwell. dsce sed, eonysle ed all hti
Estate 10 the said Alfred and Samuel Caldwell, ~
trust to pay his debts and to support his family during
hisiife. with power TO dispose Of The remainder by
last VII and Testamen,; that be died on the ltth d.
OF October. A.. d 1912, ~tntestate. leaving ihs plans-
tifs his heirs-st law. That in the execution ofths
tru a. In Nav or June, A.. ID 1913. the said Trusts, .
sold and conveyed the following described RplFr
tate, parcel Of the said trust estate, fraudulent =
without adeq ate considerations and with the intent
to defaud the creditors and heirs Of the said sKnas
Caldwell. that ic 1854 seres southwest quarter o. see-
ton No. s. township No II, and range No 81; 80
acres south half OF section Not G, township No II, snr
range q: BIS acres eat half Of section No "a. top..
ship No ~, and range No 2Ig I57 sores northpst
quarter oil section No IL, township No IL, and range
No 81, in r. anklfn csuniv. Ohio. and I60 acTsr north
west quarter Of section No %. township No 19. snd
range No l9, in Morrow c, unity
The object and PRAYER Of the petifion IL, IN sef-
stance, that the sal Eonyeyanees so made 10 JOS n
Caldwell be set aside, and that the said land be sold,
and he proceeds be appli d HnAsr the deed Of trust.
ana that a tract 1854 acres in the south-essf CORR
Of the northwest quarter Of section No -. toslstip
No IS aud range No 20, IN Fairfield courtg, OHIO
remaining in the trustees, De sold, and the proeee1s
be applied under the said deed Of trast. mstsote-
count be taken If fhedebts Of ths said EState. sad fhst
the Trustees be renewed and another trustee 10 sp-
pointed 70 execute the said trust.
You vii appear AMI demur, p'ead, or Aww7T tie
said petition BY the 19ih day ofNovefnber. or the sApae
win be taken as true and confessed by you
0rhe court o. enm1son PiecsJr FsiuesHvsSttr
SepteRher %. 1879 $50