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Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-02
D.c.cLoUD. HENRY o'coNNon.
u lOu0 & ,COnnOr,
.fTTOR.N'E US 1T k.alL.
AND SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY

Masculine, Io,cd.
MILL practice in the Supreme and District
Wv Courts of the State, and in the United
states Court, which is held at Iowa City on lh,
first Monday in October annually.
we have an abstract Of the Land Titles, care
fully compiled from the Records of the County
embracing all the Lands in the County, and al
the Lots IN the City of Muscatine, and exhil
ting all the transfers from the Government dow
TO the present owners.
We will attend promptly to the collection
Claims, Examination Of Titles, payn ent of non
resident owners of land; the procuring, location
purchase, and sale of Land Warrants; entering
purchasing, and selling Of lands investing o
money for nonresident capitalists, (any rate o
interest agreed upon by The parties is legal in
lowa) and the general business Of Attorneys ant
Counsellors at Law and Solicitors in Chancery
APPLY
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Owner wanted

DOR quartersection LAND w ARRANT, No. 4I5l5,
issued on the 9th day of December, ls4s, to John
Wier, which was transferred or sold to John Hilkin-
SON, on the 18th day of December, ls4s and aclnow
edged before Geo. II. Hilton, notary public Cnncinati
Ohio. This is to notify said Wilkinson if alive or If
dead his relatives that said Warrant is at this Office
ubiect 10 disposal
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-02
CITY Hotel.

Corner lord Arenuc and Third street, Muscaiine
I0ua.
THIS HOTEL is now ready for the accommo'
dation Of the public. II is situated in the cen
ire Of the most business par, of the city, canno
be surpassed for convenience and comfort. The
table will be well furnished. Charges reasonable
Jan. 2l. l653-tf. w. KYLE.
N. d. An excellent stable attached. Farmers
can he accommodated with their teams.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-02
RE now receiving and opening their new a

cade, SILK, TasIlngI BfOWH aHd HItaCHuu
Horn,papor ,bone,I muslins, prints, padding
Canvass, sesas, gold and silver watches, slee
chains and keys, gold pencils, gold pens, sewing
silk, conversation cards, Tewardcards silk and
cotton handkerchiels, OF every description, gum
suspenders, with a vast variety Of other goods
too numerous to mention which they will sell
al wholesale as low as be bought in any of the
Western cities. May 6, 1858.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-02
THOMAS NERO Err,
yURVEYOR e CIVIL ENGINEER

OFFERS his services 10 the citizens Of Mnsrn
" tine and surrounding country, as Surveyor and
Civil Engineer. His residence is on Sec nd ST..
aste I'm partof the city. near the steam saw.m lis.
Muscsine, Jan. 20, ls53--tf
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-02

l1sF This item must have been written
by an unfortunate old bachelor who had
been Tilted by some unmerciful fair one:
Marriage is like flashing candle light
Placed in the window on summer night,
Inviting all the insects of the air
60 came and SINCE their pretty winglets there,
Those that are ont, butt heads against the pane;
Those that are IN, butt to get out again.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-02
jim LEMP. LUKE SELLS. C. S. 70 sTER
JOHN LEMP 4 GO,
25O Fall and Winter Trade. 1853,


WE have received from Eastern Cities and
w ST. Louis, The Largest Stock OF Assorted
Merchandise in Central Iowa All Of which will
be so d q, the VERY LOWEST PRICES either
or Cash or Produce Their Stock con sists in par
the following articles:
IS Sacks Rio Coffee, so Bills " hisky,
60 Bills N o Sugar, 20 Bbls ass'd Liquors
Is Bills Clarified and so Bills Ale,
Crushed Sugar. $50 Kegs Nails,
SO Hfchests and box. Casks assorted
cs Tea. Queenswarc,
so Bills s ii and N o. Casks assorted do
Molasses. for sale by cask
30 Half bbls II andl Is Bales batting,
NO MoIasses, Is do Bro Muslin
io Bills Vinegar, 100 Ps Black do
500 Bbls Kanawha sat $50 Cases Boots and
$50 Sacks G A salt, Shoes,
25 Sacks dried fruit, 10000 Regalia Cigars,
10 Bxs w r Cheesei 10000 Principe do
80 Boxes Tobacco,
Hardware good assortment; 80 large cases as
sorted dry goods also, a first rate assortment o
Hats Caps, Clothing, &C.; 10 pieces Carpet all
wool, best patterns; log, trace and halter chains
pump chains and other fxings, belonging to endless
chain pumps window glass and sash lead, pow
der, shot. percussion caps and shot guns carpet
chain and cotton yaIn-and everything else that
any body wants either at Wholesale or Retail
best articles and Cheap!
COME AND SEE
Muscatne. November l3, lS52--tf .
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City Barberine Saloon.

1NHE undersigned has opened and fitted up the
u largs ard convenient room attached 10 the
OgiIvie House, where he IL at all times ready to
ccommodate his friends who may favor him with
call. (Feblltfl T. C. MOTIFS.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-02
1000 Iaboring Men Wanted

0N the sLyons Iowa Central Rsilroad," q.
" Upton, Cedar county, Iowa. To all who
stay permanently on the work will be paid in cash
one dollar twelve and hnlf cents per day; tran
sent hands one dollar per day.
H PtADAMS 4 co.
Upton. IQws, July II. ls63.--iy l6-6m
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Books & stationary,

II nj. BURNETT is now receiving from the
IN /, Eastern cities his spring stock, consisting in
part of
School Books of ali The Poeticsl Works of
kinds shakespeare, Milton, By
STANDARD and Miscclla- ron, Scott, Burns, Camp.
neons books hell, Rogers, Wesles,
Cheap Publications Hsllock, Wordsworth,
Bibles Hood, Pollock, Young,
Blank Books Sigourney, Hemans and
Paper Hang ines others.
Plain and Fancy Sta Catholic Pray = Books
iionary M Printing a. Wrapping
Instruction hooks forlPaper
tle Piano Forte, Accor. Card Cases
jcon, Violin. Flute, &c Steel Pens
Waters, Sealing Wax Ink and lnksiards
Sand boxes Scrap Books
Portfolios Albums
Pocket knives AMI VII Song Books
on Strings, Combs and Primers
Brushes Lives Of Washington,
perfumery & Hair Oil Napoleon, Clay. Webster
Razors and Soap Jackson, Polk, Calhoun
Cigars Virgin, DR.. Judson,
Gap, Letter, Note and Chasning, Green, Put.
Bill Paper nam
Envelopes Mechanics Own Book
Pocket Books Book ofthe Farm
Porte Moniaes. | GOLD PENS
All Of which will sell cheap, toholesale, or re.
ail. II. N. BURNETT.
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DR.. G.. w. FULLIAM,

0FFICE-a few doors above the Post Office
~ Seccnl street. RESIDENCE--East end
Third street. Muscatine, Dec. 25-if
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-02

AucliOneering.
NIAVING taken out license tor the ensuing
u II year for the above business. / am prepared
to attend promptly TO all orders in this line.
JOHN n. GORLEY,
March 18th, 1883 City Auciionecr.
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CO-Partnership Notice.
TNHE undersigned have this day formed a co.
/ partnership, under the style of CHAS 4 W.
II. STONE. and will continue the general mer-
chsndize business as heretofore.
CHARLES STONE.
WILLIAM r. STONE.
Muscatine, July l. ls53.-tf.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-02

90 GROSS CASTOR Oil BOTTLES 70
lCO lsae at 81 Louis prices, by
April % FAY & STONE
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-02

Astupd member Of legislature was one day asked
what. in his opinion, ought to be done to man who
would deliberately commit arson. The lawyer looked
puzzled, but soon gathered himself together and re.
ped Il go in for making him pay fifty dollars to
the State, and Dlqyyy the piJi Z"
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-02

At a late woman's rights convention, a resolut
was reported, and laid over, that if speedy justice
not done the ladies, they will stop le population
there.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-09-02

The darkey who creased his feet so that he woult
not make a noise when he went to steal chickens
slipped from the hen roost into the custody of tin
owner. He gave as a reason for his being there, "Da
he only come dar TO see eff de chickens seeped wi,
dere ewes onen.n lie WAS cooned.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-08-26
ENARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber
u ULEs AND REGULATIONS to gov

ern all the wurkirg forces under my cont a. nm
the Ccnlral Ohio Raj Road.
LIST. The wages given tor larorin1 hands will
he governed h the pltes given The ne of SAID road;
notice OF which viii lie pO-tod a. in my office: aud ali
other hand as per contract, e usual price given by
me for such work,
I'd. hands a'd hills viii he raid on the first Satu
day aer the SOi every month, up 10 the Lt Ol lin,
same month. Every baud shing tr leave The worA ON
the next dar must give nOice an tn lUll will
ques ed hat all uer having hills for her things than
work, will prc,er them the lOth OF each month 10
ensure their paN nent on ray day.
3d. Al persons having Shaniies, or othfr BOARDING
houses, toadng hands for me. Will A, he allowed 10
keep, or law Ia he kept, any Whiskey, Wme Ale or
houses; allowed IL Keep, or harhr, any dI.orde
person any haud after they are discharged % 4 The
work. By violation ol these IA The kepcTs said
boarding houses will forfeit whatever money may he in
my hands al III time ~ sad vlndt on,
Ilh, II H. required tina all Hsds ohcv al instruct on,
gwen by the Su ar niendan', under whom he is work
ing, and behave prateahy aud ondnct ives du et
w. without quartel'Irg with other hands that NAV
employed upon the work. In a. cases where hand il
known to hrt or quarrel with other hauds the work
or OF the work If both working Tor me- the fault
will forfeit whatever wages he may have IN my hauds
IL both in fault both will forfeit their wagcs and be
discharged without delay,
5ih. ANY hand or hands that NAV he engaged in any
ruOut for WAGES, or anN thing else, viii he discha ged
aud not allowed 10 lie hired again any work in which
ani concerned.
oh. Every nand that comes the work INTOXICATED
or is known TO spcrd his days Sahhaths in grog
shops VIII dischsped. BY these rules all pc sons
wi know what reqn re, aud when pay,
IN, Any bosr, terk o. SUPERINTENDENT On the work
NOS reporting any violation Of these Rules well known
10 him, viii bc discharged as suon as known by me,
DAVID MCCARTNEY
July LIST, isj3.-3m.
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4. XECUTOR'S SALE OF VALUABIE

U real ostate.-Three farms in the neiGhhorhood of
81. GAINESVILLE, Belmont County, Ohio IN Sc, ton
No. L. and near tho National Road THIS section is di
vdeh into three afus, The first aiming two hun.
drrd and twenty-five acres aud a fraction, on which
there Is comfortable Brick House and ont one hun
aud well walGTCd.
Tho second farm contains near two hundred and ten
acres, about one hundred and twenty cleared with a
rwh log house, orchard of grated fruit ell of excel
lent water IN the garden, web tmherrd, wolI watered
aud Of even surface, now in the occupancy Of Mr. KeI
Ter " " "
The third farm contains nearly two hundred and ten
acres, about one hundred and ed with loq
in and sa barn thereon, with an a undant SUNNY of
tImheT and well warrcd. "
This lSud IL known aud distinguished as tho Fouiks
land aud has heen IN the family seventy yeas aud
u now offered fr safe hy the Executors aud affords the
hnesl opportunity ever presented in the county of Ret.
nont 10 larmerst secure splendid homes the pTover
mAliy rich la"ds Of BelmOn. Far heauty of Iora
fertility "f soil abundance nf water timber coal CON
Vonleucr 10 markets. churches, schools aud all the ee
monts OF life, thislsnd cAnnOt no surpassed,
plat OF the land ~ leh the Auditors Once for ph.
&c Inspection, aud the lies viii he shown nv Mr. Keller
who resides on the premises, THIS land will 10 Iercd
nnhlo saua1 The ifoat door of the Court House. in 81
Ciarsviile, on " "
Tuesday, the Goth day of September, Il So,
heing court day.
Termsone third of the purchase money on the dAv of
ale, and the aHnce In two equal annual ins,
with interest from The day of sac,
Ihe we retained until The whue of the nur mon
~ pald or deeds executed upon notes being given IA,
emaining payments with teSre on premses Al The
Ip'ion oi 'he executors. JOSEPH FouLE,
THEODORE FOIiLKE
Executors OF Seph Foulke. dec al
JOHN THOMPSON, Agent
,,.. ,o.a for the Executors.
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y EW FURNITURE AND CuAIR
ssTATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COIN.


. Tf, ss.-Ro' ert Mcmillan, Us; Auua McMlIsn,
Joseph llarvcy Isabella liza vry john VI, X eycy lane
Mtkclyey, Joseph McMil an, Mary Mcmillan J1Im Me-.
MILAN, samuel MoMi Ian, JaIHrs X. Polk cMtlRn
for partition.
The owe named defendants are hereby notified tLa,
petition vas cd, IN the list day of Nav Ir59 in the
euun oi Common ras oi Relmo County, in thr state
ni ono, on hehai OF tue sad Ro'ert Mcmillan where.
ny, on 'ehali of sad Robert, partition of the tract nTm
or paee' ol land IN winch the late Robert Mcmillan de.
ceased resided Tor several yeas eOre, aud until his
death aud al which he seized in Ice snpIe AZ the
e oi ms death. situate IN sad county OF oimont and
III Tuwnshi six, of RanYe four in he SteuhenviiIe suJ
district h"ng all oi the soutwes qua of
IN sall towusi, ex opt aUut teu acres and a. oul
acres 1i the nnrh "a of he northwest auar or of er
tonhve, hihe said township is demau ed aud also an on
urr 'o tue assignn OF dower in sai premises tn the
SAID lnna Mcmillan, as the widow of the said RoNert
Mcmillan, deceased, and the said endants q So no
unet that aplCdiIor will msdr, at the nexi er of
said court for order that dover may he assig cd
~ sal rremses aud that patton he m ade of the
amongt tho aid parties according TO the Statute in
cases made aud provided " '
B. $. CowEN & NJ. PENNINGTON.
- ,, AtyS for denIandaut.
June ?, R.53-6w.
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FARM FOR SALE.-Pos.

syssoS alvEs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Jh,l'os Is we, wrs,
sroNE uUl'sE-GGoD WELi.-snd other con'cnei'.
co.. House cost $3.50. so acres 35 witch are ~ tne
state Of cultivation with 10 acres OF as Roou 'oa
iaud as IL TO be Eund in Belmont county. Would make
a fine country residence for man dong business ID
Whecup--a a. lie would have fine roads ~ al seasons
S2jVI is te price SljUO down, the balance IN one ai
80" a. IA i. highly necessary that the farm Should
Ls sold s0or We otet bonus oi one hhhuIeu "o"a's
,,d o. 'rn'i ~, Tste %, To Daniel ZANE,
Wv, , o, ts,ai On tie Island.
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w. iIERlFF'S SALE.-TnoMAs PrLculp

sn HERlFF'S SALE.-THoMAs PlLcuLR
tDv" liESRy sriKER. by virtue OF an las ycna,,,ri
rt,H t, e. "a. ,,,eCisd iIoI lie Court of Common Pleas
"I bsihoh county OlIu WiiI 90 sau a. ,iniiG
anton On
TUESDAY, tie Goth day Of September A. d.
a"a between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a. aud toclock
T. NJ n sad day at the front door of the Court house IL,
~ talsvle, IN said county the following described
Real Estate To wiiois Nos % 4 ~ IN m, ,,,vn n,
New iastie belmont County ohio, ~ -
Lot No. 20 appraised at SIO
Lol No. - appraised al 500
., iohN C. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
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cxTATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUN

STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT COUN-
y Ty, sS--C0un Of Common flons.--Petiton Tor
divorce am Alimony.-ANS WEEpEs W; ilILtRY WEE
Tire ssid Iilery Wceden Is hereby notified thai on the
18Th ~ OF July A. ID. 1853, petition was filed III SAID
Count ~ the SAID Ann Wceden against the said Hley
Weedeu tho OBJECT aud prayer o SAID petition % or
divorce a,d Aimony The set forth IN said pc
tlou are q o,s neglect of duty and wfu absence iO
more than three years. And that said pe'nn wlll be
lar heatiuu at the Sepeuber Term of said Court, 1853.
ANN WEEDEN,
by PETER TALLnAs, her Sol.
July -, iej3.--Gw.
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I'HE BEES ARE WORKING Ar,

! STONE 4 TnoM ts have collected a, the slpn Of
ne bEE.tIvE, mo, flt Main st, Wheelingl more
nRtGEt, TISSUES, Dei.AiNEs, sHAWLs. PAR,
NSOls. etc. Aud some OF them the snesest in styie
well the cheapest, and Just suited 10 The tas,e n,
'ow prices, Jnne3 Isss
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90, 1859.

~ OT1CE.-At my instance an order of
' attachment was this day Issued by Jesse Bail a
Justise Othe Peace of Warren Township Belmont coun.
" ONO against the property aud effects of Thomas
Turtle Nonresident Of said County for the Of eli
eight dollars aud fourteen cents, dated July li, A. D.
1859. ALLEN BARNES
July 90 Ia5o.-pd.
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,--T,rr OF OHIO. BELMONT coUN.

- TY, ss--ErSIcE YoHLy vs.; JEsst l9Sx.mn"u' ,nt.,
ot Common pleas-Petion for divorce anu . 10,
" Iesse Yonly is hereby notified that we ls.n
Az of iy A. D. 1852, petition was hcn III telu our
b ,be SAIL Euuice Youy against you INC Jee' a.. 1u
aid petition Ia for Divorce aud AInony, lne
,uses sci lorth in ssid petition are extreme otny a
revlect of duty ard that said petition VIII .e ior
beahHeS''e Sf ElTNICE YONLY,
BY PETER TALLaAr, ner Boil
fpiv % Is53--6w.
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Just Reed for Sale---
10 bhls I.inseed Oil,
" Not. Lard oil,
. " Pure Castor Oil,
l2 " Spls Ter en,ine,
Case Prime Nutmegs,
! lnaneta Indigo,
l - ImadrOs,
hbl Pure gra Ginger,
l -" " Mustard,
n-., MccoNAHEY & KELLY.
Bridgeport Feb ls, 1853.
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.1ARN At PRIVATE sALE.--Tbe sub.

L rrr,,,rtakes this method Of Offering Tor sae his
fam situated IN Colcrsn township, Belmont county
said farm is the road leading from the Plkelo NJ
sha pcAe ing oihers; 1t contains Bl aetos% per Ces,
tie same more aud fair proportion OF Il Is wood
land The land is RgOod quality aud the greater part
OF havg been IN grass for the last SIX years, II ~
condition to produce abundant crops oi gram aud grass
and the farm is well wutercd. The Improvements are
house barn sptinq house, other out hdidues. The"
A. .pte OF client water the house, and tbere ~
also the premises an apple orrnSrh ana aVa'leV ol
oipr rut trees. Thc farm is well situated tetWcen the
NaIioua Road, Il the Plank Road leading ON Martins
wife 10 iIarrIsvc, II is uear SIX miles rom ST. Clairs
yie aYd Al out six from Wheeling, and IL very convent
emily luC ated schools, mills, and places OF Worship
Treterns OF payment viii be far; for further pariicu
lars anpy 10 tie subscriber residing on the premises
THOMAS HIBBARD.
Co!erain, eth Mo. Goth ls53.-pd.
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PROBATE COURT.

THE SrATE OF ONO BELMONT County, sB-Notice ia
hereby given that the following named Executors Ad.
nstratO AID Guardian have flied their accounts and
vouchers in my office for scttI ment, to wits
Isaac H. Chandler Executor OF Levi Hollow tn
deceased.
ed
William Steel and Joel Doudna, Administrators OF
Elijah steel deceased.
Eliza rritter, Executor Of Hendly Gregg deceased.
Ann Dornon, Administrator Of Andrew Dofnon de
ceased.
Henry Ncf, Gusrdisn of Eliza eth NeiT.
The first three Above named aCeUts will he for hear
ug and settlement the 20!h aud the three ust On it
Both days OF August 1850.
DAVID HARRIS, Probate Judge.
August 5, Iej3.-3t.
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AND FOR sALE.-Thc subscriber O

u 4 fers for sale SIX HUNDRED AND FORTY
ACRES of land, lying IN section No. Green township
Hooking county, Obi,. There is ON the premises two
CABIN HOUSES. About four acres are ccared al eaC
cabin. The land is well timtered, large quantity of il
being poplar. There is plenty of >TONE COAL aud
IRON ORE on the land Said land lies d miles from,
LOGAN, one mile from the IRON FURNACE, and one
hall mile from an EXCELLENT SAW MILL. For
terms enquire Of JosEPH WOLF, living "a miles from the
land ihe subscriber, living near CAnlz, HARRISON
county, Ohio. SAMUEL HINES
CEdiI June 81, lsss
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snraIrr's OrrIcs, August 20, lsj3,-ags '''''''

~. HERlFF'S SALE.--lN PARTITIONS
) JOEL Yosr VS. AARos Nosr ct al By vir,u, n,
an order osac to me directed from the Court OF Com
mon fieas o Belm0nt County Ohio at the Summer torIn
tHereof d. lsi3 Will Oner for sale at publ Cton on
TUESDAY, the goth day of September A ID.
ie5i between the hours oi 10 O'Clock A. NJ aud lucIock
r. NJ OF SAID day al the front door ofthe Court House IN
81 tlalrhve IN sad county Of Belmont th, fon,y na
described Real Estate wit: Being Lois Nos IJn a. "i
~ ,e town ot Burlington in said county of Belmont and
ave ol ONO ahd subject TO the dover Estate nf Nancy
same time aud place as above stated Lots Nos I03 and
W ~ th' ainrcsad town of burlington which lots are
lree OF dover. ~ " ""
JOHN q, NICHOLS, sheriff.
snEhIFl's OFFICE, August ~, 1853 3-3nO
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~ OTIrEIN pARrITION-Lewis Mob
LIJAH WEEKLY, SURVIVOR OF

The iatr firm OF Glover d Weekly is hereby notified
thaton the i2th day of May, A. d. 1853, NJ j. w Glover
Adm'r OF James Glover, decr of Belmont Co., Ohio
hleh ~ the Court OF Common Pleas OF the County of Bel
mont and STATE of Ohio. hill in Chanrery against the
SAID Elijah Weekly and Charles r. Wilson, the object
anu PRAYER OF winch Bill is TO compel said Elijah Week
~, sn vlvor o said late firm of Glover d. s1kly to &C
count To NJ J. w. Glover, adm'r for all monies in
MS hans due said estate and that said Wilson shall
count III like manner; and the said Elijah Weekly is fur
me hotihed that unless he appears, and pleads answers
or rdemurs to The salt Bill within sixty days after the next
term o said Court the said NJ. j. w Glover at the term
next aer me cNniraton of said sixty days, will apply
sald nurt lake the matter of the hill as as
against him, aud odecree thereon accordingly.
NJ. J. w. GLOVER.
June 10Th lS53
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DROBATE CoURT-TuE sr,rr .

bDROBATE COURT.-THE STATE OF
II ohio, hELAosT COuNIy, s-NOteo is hereby civ
on That the following named Executors Admins,Is,o,
shl Huatdishs have hed their accounts aud voucher.
In my office for settlement, Go witt
:, Mmtndy Bailey, Admir- with the will annexed Ct
John Deai Guardian OF J. a N. 4. Calvert.
Ihonss Cummings Guardian OF Tabitha seal
Samuel II. Nossstt Guardian OF Wesley IIukIlI
Washington Hogue Ex'r OF Jacob Gregg, dec'd
James Wilson Tenpieion. ~
William Woods Guardian Of JosephuS Rial
The nrst four above named accounts will he fDr boar
Ing ard sessseni on the 18th and the three last on the
10th days Of Ausust next
DAVID HARRIS,
WYE ito PIehatc Judge