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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

TINS MARTHA WAsHfR0roN CAsE.-The
Cincinnati Commercial has adyiceS from
Chicago to the effect that Deputy u S.
Dennis of this State arrived at that
city on the morning OF the 9Th inst, having
in charge Adams Chaplin, who was arrested
10 Dslevan, Wisconsin. After being ar
rested Chaplin vas taken before a court in
DeleVan, 90 a writ Of HdbeaS C. rpus. and
four days soere occupied in examining The case,
but he toGs renaaRded into The hands of the off,
GERS!
The arrival of Chaplin in Chicago was
known to but few persons. His name was
registered in the county Jail.
Marshal Dennis left Chicago with his pris-
oner en- route for Arkansas at IL o'clock, p.
n. Of the 9Th inst.
AT 9 o'clock on the morning otthe 9th
inst, the trial on a writ of habeas corpus
was commenced, and was largely attended
by citizens and planters from the %neigbbor-
hood. Cole, Cummins, the Chapins and
Holland appeared as well as when in the U.
s. Court last winter, but Kissane and Earle
appeared badly. Mr.. Burton appeared in
court taking his seat uenrthe prisoners.
Mr.. Yerger for the defense arose and Of
fered two afidavits, one by the Capt. and
mate setting forth that although the steamer
was burned,it was without their connivance,
design or sgsncy. The affidavit Of the 9th
err parties set forth that they were not with
in the jurisdictisn of the State of Arkansas
for one ysar previous to the burning of the
steamer Martha Washington, nor thereafter
until jointly taken there by Sidney G. Bur
ton, No action was taken on these alida'
/ Wits and The court adjourned until the after
noon.
When the court opened in the afternoon
Judge King, of Memphis, stated that his eli
ent Kissane was too sick to appear in court
|, The court enquired whether the fact of sick
ness was we'll authenticated.
Judge King then stated that upon consul
! tation with his associates it was deemed ad
r visa bic for ths int ests Of the prisoners oil
, trial to ask for an adjournment until mex
day. They wished to consult as to tn
course to be pursued. The prosecution
made no strong opposition, and the cour
adjourned.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

PowERs' GREEK SLAvE.--We learn with
particular pleasure that this world renswn
ed statue belonging TO Hiram Powers, the
great Sculptor, has become tho property Of
G. l.. Derby, Esq, Of this city. Nsgotia-
tons with Sidney Brooks, Esq, the agent
of Mr.. Powers, have been pending for sever
al weeks, and the purchase was finally clos
cd at the sum a little short of So, 900.
Previous to its purchase it was Withdrawn
from the Crystal Palace Exhibition and
boxed for shipment TO Europe, where large
offers were made for it,; bat as 1t is Mr..
Powers original and %favorite copy, and the
last he intendslo produce, he preferred to
have it remain in his own ceuntry:-hence
its sale to Mr.. Derby.
We congratulate Mr.. Darby on securing
this valuable thtus aud unspproachable
work of Art, for its purchase is not only a
credit to SanduskY but the country. San
duskV Register.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

C~oRroRArioHs HAVE NO SOUS, &e.-It
n y a.. once : marked that public corpora
Mons. companies, &c, do larsh things com.
pared with what individuals can venture to
Do, the fact bsii g that they have neither
Hsses ~ be pulled nor souls to be ~saved;you
bsye no hold upon them either in This world
Or he next.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

0T-Keep 1t an Mind, that the Mechanics
of this city are ready, willing and comps-
tent to meet the demands Of the public, and
that 10 60 abroad for work that can be done
at home is an unpardonable ain.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23
GOOD NEMSl

UST received a small quantity OF Wetse1l's Am
moniacal Cough Syrup, for coughs, colds, and
all diseases Of the pulmonary organs.
NE. Reference TO its superior qualities can be
giveni in this city. II is a speedy for Group.
Eckert's cabinet shop. 373 cents per bottle.
sI.E HALL, Agent,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

THE Undersigned will pay the highest prices fof
in Lancaster,or on the canal at some convenient place. :
He expects 10 have his Mill in running order in July
next, whenhe wilsaw for cash or on shares. For
further particulars enquire ofthe undersigned.
ANY humber OF good Broom handles on hand.
Lancaster, Feb. 2, 1850 u S. SNYDER
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

81 GrThe Chillicothe papers como 10 us
filed with the proceedings Of the Irish csle-
bration which came of in that city on st.
Pairick,s dav.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

TnE EARLY DRLIeHTs OF PHILApELpntA.
In Gabriel Thsmas's Description of the
Settlement Of Philadelphia, occurs the fol-
lowing passage;
"ln the said city are several good schoo,s
Of learnlng for youth; for the attainment OF
arts and sciences, also reading aud writing
Here Is TO be had, on any day In the week,
cakes, tarts and pies; we have also several
cook-shops, both roasting aud boiling, as 10
the city OF London: happy blessings, for
which we owe the highest gratitude to our
Pfsyidsr, the great Creator Of heaven aud
sarth."
Is not this u superb jumblel
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

GTobr msrchants are beginning to, Gil up
thsT shelvss with every desirable quality Of
goods, We believe no city in the State of
ths size Of Lancaster eau present a more
energetic end snterprizing class of mer.
chants and Mechanics than ours.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

O5-A man named Young. charged With
being concerned in rObbing The Plttsburg
cusiOm-ho6se, has been arrested.
The PennsylvanIa Wing State Con.
rcutien adopted RESOLUTIONS ~deuouncing the
Nsbraska bilI.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

GJ-The following formal announcement
Is made in the London Daily Advertiser:
III gives us much pleasure to be able to
state 'hat the QUEEN has most glorisusly
animated TO MIR. BUCHANAN, the American
Ambassador, that /! will in future be left to
his Exceliency to appear at State balls and
her Maiesty's dinner parties ia whatever
costume is most agreeable to himself. Ths
Lord Chamberlain has also made a similar
communication to his Exesllency relative
to his costume on the opening or closing of
the sessions Of Parliament"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

New Goods.-Mr. WIN, T, WISE has just
received his Spring Stock Of Goods. His
Stock is large and well selected, consisting
of everything necessary to suit the most
faStidious. We bes peak for him a host of
rnstnmerz
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

AN ELoPEMEST.-The citizens of our un-
usuOlly quiet and sober city were taken by
surprise by the announcement yesterday,
and tho strong confirmation to-day, that
two married persons had left their respect.
i've homes, late on Saturday evening, and
clandeslinely Oloped together FOR parts un-
known. The namcs OF the parties who
have thus outraged the feelings of their
friends aud families, and Of the public, are
John Hamilton, Of fifth street, and Mrs
Day, wife OIL. i. Day, Of Fourth street.
The former leaves wife and five or six
children; the latter deserted two children.
There are various conflicting runners as to
the amount Of money taken away by the
new firm. Hamilton, il is certain, had a;
least eight hundred dollars; Mrs. Day, SO
far as can be ascertained, took from twenty
TO thirty. -SieubenpiM Herald.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

Christopher Arnold Dsuglas, U. s, Sen
ator from Illinois, was born in Rutland
county, VT, on the 23d Of April, 1873, and
is, consequently forty.one years Of age. His
father was a physician. At an early age
rs was %apprenticed to tho business of cubi-
net making, which he soon deserted to en-
tor an academy. Mr.. Douglas afterwards
read law in Canandaigun, New York, and
in Cleveland, Ohio, after which he went to
jacksonville, Illinois, whSrs he divided his
tins between teaching school and the study
OF law. In 1884 he began to practice law
and in less than one year was elected State
Attorney, by tho Legislature Of illinois,
At twcnty-thrse he was IN the Legislature
and afterwards was Register Of the Land
Office.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

ExAMiNATIoN OF THE MATE OF STEAMER
DucKEYE STATE, ron MURDER.-Ths Gin
%cinnoti Gazette says: I homOs Richardson
was nrraigned yesterday 10 the Police court,
on charge Of murder, In having pushed over
board from the steamboat Buckeye State, a
servant boy named John Sheridan, who has
not since been seen, and is supposed TO be
drowned.
This remarkable declaration was made by
Mr.. Dickson, Prosecuting Attorney of the
Police court, during his comments on this
case: that he had just run over the leaves of
his docket, and found that in each week Of
the year 1854, there had been some murder
case in that court for examination
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

Ihanks.-Our thanks are due Il. s. GARD
ENER, of Bremen, for his efforts in behalf of
the Gazette. Also to ADAM SyFERT Of Car
rOll, May many good friends follow their
examnle
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

Fatal ccrDENr.-on Friday last, on the
astm Of Gteenberry Mounljoy, in Union
eeunty, Indiana, a young woman by the
name Of Freeman shot herself. A young
man by the name Of Veets had been out
lahting, and called at the house where Miss
Freeman was living. While he was sitting
on a'chair with his gun in his hand. Miss
freeman sat herself OH HE lap, ond in an
apparent testing manner took held Of the
gun and placed the muzzle to the side of her
heal. aud spoke 70 Mr.. and Mira. Wilson,
Gin whose house she wss,) TO "look here
and at that instant the gun went Of, killing
her instantly. .
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

THE destruction of the Pupul monument
block Of marble Is undergoing an inves,iga.
tion AT Washington by the Board Of Mana.
gers Of the Monument Association. They
have suspended the Waterman, whose con
duet. as nara ed by himself, was very sus
picious, not to say culpable.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23
eTResins is always welcome, for sha al
wsyscomes with''a sweet song upon.her lips:
From the Louisvills Journal

G[Resins is always welcome, for sha al
with''a sweet song uPonher lips:
From the Louisville JOurnal.l
TO CORA AND BELL.
BIZ AosIEE.
Two rose-buds, bursting in the light
Ofpure affections beam,
Two stars, which on the brow Of night
In radiant beauty CLEAN,
Two song-birds, atwhose magic lays
All thoughts Of sadness flee
Such, gentle beings, to my heart
Ye ever seem to be.
Had / the power for you TO weave
A wreath Of fadeless huss,
Love, virtue, truth, and constancy,
Are the bright flowers I'd choose,
Oh! let them Irvine around your brows,
And bloom within each breast,
Nor let cold envy or distrust
Disturb your souls sweet rest.
AS psarly dew, dropsdwsll within
The bosom of the rose,
May thoughts all beautiful and bright,
Iuyour young hearts repose;
Sweetly may all your Moment glide
AS streams among the flowers,
Treasuring each star-beam that may gid
Your young and rosy hours.
Cherish your spring time, lovely girls,
Cherish your young hearts truth,
Nor let your loveliness depart,
w ih the bright smiles Of youth:
For wintry age, how cold, how drear.
When youthful hopes are fed,
II the sweet flowers Of love and truth,
Are withsred, cold, and dead.
Your sky will not all cloudlsss be,
Your friends not all prove true,
For sorrows wing will scatter some,
AS sunbeams the bright dew;
Your flowers will fade, your cups OF bliss
Will oft be mixed with pain
And ye will weep departed joys,
Meier to be known again.
Fer life is but a changing 'cene
OF sunshine and Of tears,
Prepare eur spirits, tender ones,
For sorrows with your years;
Oh! that with one deep earnest prayer
| could foro'sr remove
The thorns which such as ye must find
Beings OF truth and love.
But think notearth has no bright gems
Glowing amid its tears,
For there are some moro precious far,
Than famed Golgonda bearsj
But | would not that ys unwarned
Should meet liIe's many woes,
Oh! ever doth the keenest thorn
Protect the sweetest rose.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

Ward Mesting'-Ths Wing voters of
ward No. Q are requested to meet at the
Schoolhouss (NartiD OIL Monday Evening,
7 o'clock, the 9th inst, for the purpose of
nominating one Councilman and one AS
pacaor
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

Nsw Advertisements. Our new adyertis-
ing column, it will be seen, presents superb
or attractions to the business men Of the
county, and is the true mirror in which is
reflected the business of the city. If you
wish to see something handsome ''look in ,
Merchants and Mechanics DESTROYS ofyour
custom speak to you through this mediums
and we feel confident you can profit much
by paying particular attention to this de-
partment oflhe Gazette.
Rising g. Lyons make their bOw to the
public in to-day's paper and present to your
favorable notice an array Of Goods suited to
almost every taste.
Mr.. Wilcox informs his customers that lie
intends in short time to present them an
entire new stock. Keep him in remem-
brance.
p. Van Trump has removed his Office to
Green's row.
See notice in behalf of Abraham Heed. Tr
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

GrThe Halifax IN. c.) Republican has
an article recommending StsphenA Doug.
las for the mex, Presidency.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23
NOTICE.

NJ Office is hereby given, that Christian NJ. Bee
~ ~ and John Jenkins, for themselves, and Christ
ian M, Berry and John Jenkins as partners under the
hrm OF Berry \ Jenkins, did on the 30th day Of De-.
cemher, nos, make assignments to the undersigned
otal their property Real and Personal, in trust, for
the benefit Of their creditors generally. Persons know
ing themselves indebted 10 Christian NJ. Beery, or
John Jenkins, or Berry & Jenkins, will call at my
Office in Fosters building and make payment.
Lancaster, Dec. 3l,1853 j. r. MUMAUGH.
pEagle & Telegraph copy and charge this Office
Estate of Henry Moninger.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
1N been appointed and qualified as Executor on the
Estate Of Henry Moninger, late of Amanda township
Fairield county, Ohio, deceased. :
Jan. 90, l854-4w38 HIRAM MONINGER.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23
Estate of Henry Moninger.
Estnte OF Zephania Allen.

NOTICE is hereby given that ! have this day been
IN duly appointed and qualified as Administrator
de beans non on the Estate of ZePhaniA Allen, late
Of Fairfield county, de seas to
Feb. n, 1864 HENRY GINGHER
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

MR. CoRwIS AND THE GARDINER FUND
various statements are now being made to
show the exact position of Hon. THOMAS
ConnfS 10 reference tothe Gardiner fraud.
ItwiubA rseoiiscted that a Committee or
cengrsss eacs made arePert on this sub
jeetand entirely exhonerstsd Mr.. CORwIN
of any blameable ccmplicity in the affair.
he having entirely parted with his interest
ere'he entered the Cabinet, and, indsed,be
fore the claim had been passed upon by the
commission. Mr.. CoHwfE at first positive
" declined to enter the Cabinet on account
Of his position as counsel for claims against
the Government, but finally reluctantly
consented to do SO, by disposing of his in
tsrest in them all for the sum Of $4,000.
Mr.. CoRwiE was not employed by GARDIN-
ER, but by WADpY THOMPSON Of South Car.
olina, aud his fee or interest, whatever the
amount might be, was arranged between
Mr.. THOMPSON and himself. Therefore
when Mr.. CoEwIN, as Secretary of thu
Treasury, came finally to act in paying gu
the money from the Treasury, it was o
small moment to him whether the amour
awarded was little or much.
Further than this, the $4,000 which h,
has been charged with having received Al
counsel in the Gardiner case, was in facthi
fees in thirty.four different cases preseeute'
by the Board of Mexican clsimsi and tba
he received only $4,000 in the Caroline
suit, one half Of (which wsnt te his cousin
RosERT CoRwIE, who was associate comse
with him. This reduces his participation
In the Gardiner fund to $4,000.
JuDeE Bronson ON NEBnAsKA.-The Ne,
York Evening Post, publishes the followin
extract from a letter lately received by jon
COCHRAN from Judge BRoEsoS. Coming a
1t does frcm the head OF the Hard she'll OF
ganization, it is Of special Importance in III
present juncture. We commend it to tn
attention VI that pnrt portion OF the OH
democracy who suppose they are smart
following off after DouGLAs g. Co., in tho
mad cap career. AS REEmELIN said, Il
future win be longer than the present.
al would not nesdlsssly meve this que
zion. because it Is sne Of an exciting natur
which tens to sectiontl division, and viii
may do US harm us a people. would lea'
II to the sIaveholding States TO decide +
themselves, and on their own responsible
~, when, II ever, the matter shall be %
tated in Congress. Ii may be that they W
act wisely, and never move at all--sspecii
ly as II seems pretty generally agreed, tn
neither Oregon, New Mexico, nor Califc
MIA, is well adapted TO slave labor. But
cur Southern brethren sht uid make Il
questions we shall have no choice but
meet III; end thsn, whatever consequence m,
.foHo'o, I trust The people Of he free States 10
giDe a united Uoics against aHorcing SLAVERY
a single font IF free soil rhers ii is mol nom a
horisefby idO.
81 m.very respectfully.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

PLASTER OF Paris. &C
Barrels calcined Plaster ,5odo Water Lime 6p
- ground Plaster, for sale by Il. %.
Lancaster. Juhe96 + 8 Ffnssrh
NOTICE Is hereby given that i have been duly
In appointed adminisfrnfor on the estate Of Thomaa
aailyafd, late of Fairfield county, deceased
Tah 4 qkfa9f
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

XHTRIT1NG, Post, Note and Flat cApPaper ofthe
w best quality, forsalo At tho city book store.
tnncastor Now % o0r1Ffr1
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

Mr.. EplToR:-Please announce the name
Of JACOB ely us a candidate for r~e-elec-
ton to the office bf Township Treasurer at
the ensuiugssS pribg election.
March 81 MANY FRIENDS
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

Mr.. EDlToR:- PLEASE annouce the name
of THEODORElToNG, as a suitable can
didute for Treasurer of Hooking township
and obligs MANY VOTERS.
Lancaster, Mtch 20, 1854.
ey- Remember that in the erection oEWa-
ter Works you greatly decrease the amount
Of your Insurance.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

0rBy reference to our telegraPhic col
umn it will be seen that the Locofsco party
is "growing small BY degrees and beautifully
less" This reputation ofthe Administration
inPIERc's nativsSState will have a telling effect
over the whole country, and is but the pre-
cursor Of what viii follow in every State OF
the Union. @Forbearancs" has long since
ceased to be a virtue and the day is rap
idly approaching when the false garb of De-
mOcracy which now covers the enormitieS OF
the Locofoco party must be stripped off and
its true character and motives exposed to
the public gaze.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

6J"A Steam Railroad Brake has bsen in
vented in Philadelphia, which, it is said, will
be completely under tho control Of the en-.
gineer, who upon the appearance of an open
switch, or draw, or obstruction on the road,
can supply the break with steam, turning
the propelling into a resisting power, and at
his will stop the train Immediately.
Editor. Of Gpsetie;-Please announce to
the voters of Hooking township the name
Of William Graham, a we'll qualified candi-
date for Township Assessor, at the ap.
prooching spring election, and oblige
March l6. MANY VOTRES.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

Rushuib Brass Band We had the good
fortune, on Friday evening of last week, to
be present at a Concert given by the ladies'
of Rushville for tho benefit Of the above
excellent musical company. They dis
coursed sweetly, and when we consider the
u nfavorableness of the room, acquitted
themselves with great credit. This Band
bids fair to rank among the first in the State'
and we trust the music loving citizens Of
Rushvillc will extendit a liberal support.
The Valley Road.-A letter has just been
received from BENZ. II. LATnoBE, Esq, Civ
ing his views, generally, of the character
and Importance Of our Valley Road.
Sanguins as have been its most ardent
friends, the sncourngemsnts presented by
this distinguished Engineer surpass their
highest expectations.
We feel authorized, by the powerful ar
gumsnts urged by this gentleman, in giving
the strongest assurance that the enterprise
will be commenced, at a very early day, I'M
der auspices that will secure its success, and
crown the laudable efforts of our citizens, in
its behalf, with high and deserved honor.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

N. J. corner Fourth and Walnut sire Gets, Cincin-
matt, Ohio, General Agent for the West, to whom all
orders must be addressed.
Forsale by Kaufman s. Co, and MI. Krcider.
Lancaster;G. Feiller. Bsltimore:p p. Hanc. Pleasant
vile. Buell., Holmes& Co Carroll; j. II. Sunderman.
Amanda, n. A: D~avissHn, Tarlion, T. Kalb, Rush
vile; Q. II. Meiicr & Co. Somerset; s. d Buck
wator, IIsllsyille; NJ A. Patterson, Adeiphi; Troup
( Tiekardt Circlsville. March IL, 1883 -4m46
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

To he made Of g~ood-mst6rial and in durable manner.
lie respectfully invites his old customers aud o.
theirs TO call this new establishment, where he will
at slitimes be ready to wait upon them with coon
GOODS Ar THE LOWEST RATES To test his promises,
no asks an examination Of his stock in trade and the
otyle and quality OF his manufacture.
Lancaster. Nov, %. 1853 II. TONG.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

sions. which occurred in quick succession during the
menstrual period; and after the second attack Of that
kind, | advised the use ofDr Guysott's Extract of
Sarsapari1la duringthe interval, and my patient has
not had a return Of her convulsions since. at the
next period she felt some slight convulsive sensation,
but not enough to demand medical attention.
Iremsin yours, OK. McGILL.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-04-20
Notice Of Partition.
William Davis. In Jackson,

William Davis. In Jackson,
VS.. Common Pleas,
Walter Davis & others In Partition.
NN7 ALTER Davis, David Davis and Luther
w Davis of Ross county, Ohio, James Da.
Wis, Samuel Davis, Joseph Davis, Archibald Da.
Wis and Joseph White, Stephen White, Walter
White, David White, J,hn White, Loviua
White and Abb White, children and heirs Of
Deborah and Archibald White deceased, resi-
dence unknown, and Mary Motif aud Henry
Moffit of some part of Ohio, and Ruth Wind,
sor widow of George Windsor deceased, Of
Rochester in Ohio will take notice that petit
ton was filed against them
on the first day of April, A. D. 1854,
in the Court Of Common Pleas of Jackson
county, Ohio, by William Davis, and is now
pending, wherein the said William Davis De.
mands Partition of the following real estate,
situate in jackson county, Ohio, to wit The
west half Of the north cast quarter, and the
north east quarter of the north east quarter oil
sec ton twenty, township eight and range nine.
teen, containing one hundred and tv enty acres
and that at the next term Of said court applica-
ton will be made by the said William Davis
for an order that Partition may be made of said
premises. WILLIAM DAVIS;
By LEVI DUNCAN, his Atty.
April 6, "a. 2--40d