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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-03

STRONGER. THAN THE KoszTA CAsE.-We hope
that Secretary Marcy will not hesitate in max
ing good case out of the case of the Rev. Mr..
Richmond treated like pickpocket among the
ruflan officials of Austria Mr.. Richmond is a
bona .fde American citizen. The case is much
stronger than the Koszts case, and ought to
bring out much stronger letter than the
Koszta letter, albeit there is no political cleo
ton at hand Let the Premier come out bold
and strong. 1t is the true card.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-03

ruassav nm which occasion they mATeAsed the
railroad employees, tor up tn track, and exhibited
thni, contempt for the Marshal and the authority
with which he was invested.
Two men were arrested n Boston on Wednesday
evening on suspicion Of forgery-checks for vsron,,
amounts on different New York banks having be en-
found in their possession.
Our Harrisburg correspondent seems to b. OF the
opinion that the Pennsylvania State worb 8 viii be
eventually sold and the proceeds applied to the re-
ducton of the State debt. He quotes the bill hav.
ing this object in view, recently int oduced in the
Legislature.
Following close L pom the sIIslncemeut that some
sixty persons pershed by "a. burning Of the ste
Georgia at New orlea1s, lFst Saturday we have a
Geographic despatch stating that four negroes were
burned to death by the destruction of the stea lboas
Eagle, while on her way from Columbus 20 Apsla-
chico,a, Oh Monday. The South appears to be fast
regalniDg Ter former n0LCfletY for horrible steam
boat calsgni,ies. Scarcely week has gone ~ OF
late Shat has net been characterized by loss o: life
from TIE sinking, exploding or burning Of vessels
large amount u property has been destroyed,
antshe labors ef planters materially intefered Sita
/ by recent freshe.s in the South despatch iroa
Chattanooga states that the Tennessee river was
rapidly rising, the whole county overlooked, and
that place almost inaccessible except by boats
4 One hundred thousand dollars have reen sno
scrbed to the stock Of the Sunbury and Erie Railroad
by ten Philadelphia merchants.
Among the reports of Judicial proceedings pub
shed il this morning paper is romantic case o
motner claiming the custody OF her child in She
| Superior Cours decision in the u s. Circuit Ceur
in case growing cut Of the Methodist Episcopa
Chlrch difficulty the case of aeilbronn Ia the u ;
District Court Investigation of charge OF revolt a.
sec by the U. s, Commissioner an important de
Cision in Admiralty, &c.
We elsewhere pablah full rcpora Of the proceed
| ,ngs OF the Committee Of Couuciraen 10 whom was
referred The Dropos oD 10 curtail the size OF the
Central PARK.
{ The annexed il 3 summary Of portion OF the con
tents OF today inside pages:-Let.ers from QueOe.
and Curacao; Prohibitory liquor law Of Maryland
grand elopeneut, detection and ungowning Of G
minister at Aloany interesting habeas corpas case
and descent upon rondo rooms at Cincinnati; vii
of Judah Touro; Comp:roller's report on salaries
Board of Education; commercial political, thsatr'
| cal and miscellaneous news, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-03
orR Aosgra IN plRTe, FRANCE.

ws ~ lsave to state % orr readers and paa1Gu y
F~ris ord Eorope generally, raat VI. u. a. Rs7oi ~
~. de u Bsuque Pa-is Is 20 longer connected Will IL
gEw YORK SERAIn sittsr corresp ondsnt or agent.
N,ssrs Living ten Wells Place de IL B,uTss
oay sg,tts iu Paris both for advertisements aD6
gab-ofiprCps.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-03
A Mandamus Against Comptroller Fiagg.
COMPILING HIN TO PAY-THB nATTEaA NOW

soms abort time zpo lnspdsunus was ohtsia ed fon.
the Supreme Court BY wm. B. Reynolds, the contssetor
for the Ct oa homes Sc from the " asanst
Conp,r osr Flag r,auirny him to show Why he
refused 10 pay the said contractor his demsnd for
vi es rendered The put Ia B, Mr. Fsgg the Court
d., med ipsu and Monday last the Court issued
,nstber rnsnaauus positive f. its character ordering
The Con pirciler TO pay the demands of Mr.. Rsynols
Mr. Deputy Sheriff Vu,se placed In psasesslnn of
the legal coeum MIR an, accompanied by Mr. Rsynoids
served them on W Flag witl 40 additional ism on an
txcu'icp fog costs, amounting 70 Sii7. Tns bill Of
sl SEQ e,into BY NJ Reynolds NJ, FlAsy aaio Mako
ont your bill azd IN Pay you
TIE sheriff. e's ed 70 dollar and SIX csnts.
atty six stnts Tor tie Sheriff aud atty cents Ds2utT VAL
tee received { r birseK A lat business this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-03

nTALIAoK's THEATEE Bro.eooy-wHRFL OF Ton
TuEE PRIrTY PlFcE or BUSINESS,
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vi the ssove b,rfs IL brig,, and IL schoonf wore
British; brig Belgian; schooner 0ldsnburG, and the
rsn aiLder we're American
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AMsEIcAN NUsBUE-AnsrnooA-T Tor TnusAs-TRTINt
N ON RsrninT-ABeE aAssANs-sAIoR JONES CovRr
snIp Tom THUNB
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-03

shcsiHs ONCE.
ANOTHER HABEAs CORPUS IN THE ALDERMAN SUR.
TENANT CASE.
Yesterday afternoon sheriff was served With an-
other hsheas In the u Alderman star
issued by Jutge Ctrke The matter Is to BE- heard a
twelve oclosk this day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-03

BUsToHs THEATRE. Chambers ssssss-HrpsuNsrn
ETGHr's DREAM UNCLE AN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-03

UHRIsxY's SgLEIcAN OPERA E0Zsy F9 Esca'
way -s<HioRrlK EKLopIxa GurIs-rs E1sernktz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-03

THE SUPREME CoURT ON MoNoPoLiEs in its
recent decision upon the Morse patent the SUI
preme Court Of the United States decided adj
versely 10 she eighth claim Of the Morse com
pany, which was
For the exclusive use OF the motive power of
electro magnetism for the purpose Of making signs
or letters at a7y distances
This covered the whole grant; but its rejec-
tiCn extinguishes the Morse cOmpauy's claims
to an absolute monopoly. Steam water. air
and electricity, cannot very well be allowed as
q monopoly to any company. The Supreme
Court has set good example. Let us hope
that * will be followed by Congress on the
.uB;ect OF the extension Of other patent mono
poles, beginning With Colts pistols,
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sa,sexsN99 TaIs EVENING.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-03

BROADWAY ssyAGExIE-gIAsns rvns ass WIZ
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nHOApWAF TssAIRS, BrOIdway-Bors OF THE IA
s.ly - ATARAcr raE GAsGKe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-03

Boy.Rr rHSATEE. sovs.s-UsoLx Toxs CABIN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-03

BUcslYYS OPERA HOUSE, So sscrtwps-Euer
aay G reBI02IGs CpLsA TBcups
BAEvAs iss er7gssA, ia s-csa~rs'- PAronLsAs
holy LANn.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-05-24
The lfartha Washinrton oata.

The testimony Of BURroN closed after an
examination olfoar days, ia which he sus.
tanned Enthusiastically.
The Hslane correspondent Of The Gin.
cinnadI Times Of yssierday. says,
The seventh days proceedings is on
hand and will appear to- morrow, having
bsen hn~avoidsbly crowded out. Ills ralh.
or lunghthy being devoted in full to the ex.
animation and cross examination of old
man Filley. Afer quite an exciting dis.
c~ussion, the Cour. admitted as evidence
the confession Of his son. This ruling Of
the Court bears hard on the fate of the
prisoners; and the impression so prevalent
here, after the first and second days pro.
ceeding Of the trial had been made public,
that they would get clear, is now involved
in. considerable doubt. .
We give below The main portion Of the
dying confession Of l.. L. FnLEy, one of
the firm of Fillsy g. Chaplin. The con-
fession saysi
wen, to the store, and found the Cha.
pins, Cole. and Cummings. They show
ed me the bills Of ladiDg tina, had been
receipted at the boat--I said nothing, bu,
mlstrusted there was something wrong
They said they had been buying leather.
l left the store, and Adams Chaplin came
out and said, he wanted to talk with me,
and said he was going to Louisville.
He limited 10 me what was going on,
but seemed 10 be afraid to tell me. Two
or three days after the boat was gone,
was in the Office, standing by the desk,
and the Chapihs handed me book TO copy
of the weight Of The leather, which | jid
as they called them off to me. knew
nothing about the leather or weights, only
as they read them Off from a paper, pur-
porting 10 have the weights upon it. n !
Three of the Chapins were then standing
at the desk. Earl was not there, nor did
he call of any leather 10 mo during that
week. Alter | had copied the bills, then
they. for the first time, told me what was
going on, and then said that the man that
exposed them would be Shutdown in less
Than four hours. made no reply, but
have ever stood in fear and so affected me
the thought Of what | was implicated in,
and the trouble, threw me into a state of
w~retchedntss, and used me up.
Just before the boa, was burnt, Rufus
told me, and SO did Lorenzo, that the cal.
~culalion was to burn the Martha Washing.
ton, and no one that exposed them could
live long; and that if they were all arrested,
others that were not known would shoot
them down. Said Cole was The first that
got il up, and Kissane was as much in il
a sany one, for he had the largest insurance
Of any one. After the boat was burnt
Adams Chaplin told me that a man by the
name Of Holland set the boat a fire.
| saw Holland, or the first time, some
weeks alter the boat was burnt. lie came
to tho store 10 see Cummings-spent mos
Of his time in the sore.
09e,oi the Chapins told me hat ks.
shines INSURANCE made a shipment over the
left; said that Kissane shipped more fc.
lion than any one else.
heard Nicholson, who was clerk o.
The boat, tell Cum innings, in my presence
lha, any man who exposed them, he would
shoot down. This was said SO tina,
might hear it.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-05-24
Nj. Hincks. InspselOr Gsasral Of Cana

Mt. Hincks. InspsslOs General Of Cana
da..
The steamship Crsseset City from
New Orleans ll.h and Havana l4th, ar
rived here this morning. She brings 100
passengers.
A British Brig Of war had arrived al
Havana from Kingston.
The French squadron, consisted Of one
ffigate, Two slocps.of war, one brig, two
transports, and one steamer II was under,
stood they were bound 10 Havana.
As tho Crescent city LEFT. . French
steamer and a frigate, . portion of the
Squadron, were going in.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-05-24
CLEVELAND MARKET.
NEW o n MARKET.

NEW YoRK, May 20, 1854.
FLorE-Aecounts by Europa thus far have had no
material effect on flour. Demand moderate for home
consumption little for export. Sale OF the morning
800 bbls at $500 for inferior State; SO, l2Ge,37 for
common TO straight State Ss3laa,Sf for common
to good Ohio aud mixed TO fancy Michigan. Sale OF
State for June reported at 800 bbls; Canadian demand
good and market firm; sales 1900 bills at S7,75 for
common aud $500 for extra; s les 800 bbls southern
at Sa,50S6, SIT for mixed TO good brands.
.WnEAT-Quiet; buyers insist upon lower prices.
RYB-Continues nrm aud In fair demand. Sales 900
bblsto go south at SIZE,
BARLEy-Scarce and In demand al full prices, Sales
$500 bush prime State at Sl,2O.
GoRS-Sales IS, 900 bush. at 6I9Gjl for damaged, 90
@'o1r old mixed western, 03S67 for round yellow,
aud II for southern yellow. :
oATS-Unchsnged
PoRK-Steady. Sales Of mess al Sii,O0, and prime
els, SOC 1850 for clear.
BRgr--Firm at s0,759lo 90 for country mess. ll,e5
@l4,5O for repackel Chicago, 7,OO9s,2 rs for country
aud city prime. Prime meas luiet.
LALD-dull, 0l90l for common to good % for prime,
BgTLER-good supply, market iayors buyers, l59l3
for Ohio 1901 for state.
CHEEsp--dull, 1901.
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To Western Merchants
Ashland, April 8, 1854. 46lr

THE subscriber would call the attention Of dealers
L generally to the extensive arrangements they have
made for the Importation aud sale OF British, French,
aud German Dry Goods.
Having a buyer permanently located In Europe,
whose entire attention will be given to the selection Of
Goods for our sale, we shall be In receipt Ofnew and
desirable Dress Goods by each steamer. Our stock Of
White Goods, II siery, Shawis Il Notions,
will be found complete. Also, a large variety o
black and c0lored Silks, Satins, etc, Cloths, Cassi
meres aud Vestings, Linens, DHllings, DC, DC.
aud TailOr's Trimmings generally.
Always on hand all leading styles Of Domestic
Goods, blesohcd aud brown
Cotton, drills, Ticks, stripes, Denlhs, &C.,
with a choice assortment of MerrimNek and cochect
Prints, Lancaster Ginghams, &C., sc.
The Clothing Department under the firm OF l.. II
TYLER d Co.. will embrace a great variety Of well
Made Garments, such as cannot lail to give Tatisfae
ton.
We invite the attention ofeash and short. time buy.
eTs.
N We have also secured the services OF WI
STRONG, Gate OF Mansfield, 0hio,O who will take
great pleasure In showing you through our stock
when you visit this market, please favor him with a
Call. 10 WILSON 4 o
No. - CORTLAND ST., And II AHD 10 DEY ST., N. Y.
IEnuaTN 95- iRIl-Iv.
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PETITION ron DIVORCE.
In Ashland Common
PLEAS.

&c. u.s.. In Ashland Common
Abel Patton, Den. J. Pleas.
A BEL PATTON wirtake notice thatthe under
n signed, on the Cd day ofMay, A. D.lS54, fled
q the Clerks Office Of the Court oicommon pleas Of
Ashland county o., her petition praying for Divorce
and Aiimony from the defendant Abel Potter, set
ting forth as causes for praying for said divorce,
LIST. wiLihl absense for more than three years.
End. gross neglect Of duty fora Ike period gilmore
than three years-alsO habituai Drunkenness for
more than three years. That said petition is now
pepding in said court, and that said Plaintiff viii
apply, at the next regular term Of said Court for
the.fsHef prayed for in said petition, and for other
and proper relief. .
BY KELLooo & ALLISON, her Atiy's.
Nav 10, 1854. 6w6l
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GtaaL Noktss.
PETITION FOR DIVORcE

Margaret BraHt, VynK said John BRAT is here
". IL by not6ed, that Maraarvs
John Bfant. Banl on the fourteenth davo,
April AID, 1904, 6led her Peiitls n in he cout
Of Common Pens, seiiiug forth amoag olh6r
Things, mat she was mariled 70 said John Bfuns.
on the 2Ith DAY OF FebfuafyA d, l645, nadthai
she Is q resident Of BshlandC county, andhaa B6ua
tor about seventeen years now last past. And
also setti"g fourth that in about two yeafs amer
their marriage, The said Jobp, Brant 6ec3hle an
habitual drqnkaFd, and that since that time Ne
has wholly neglected aud refused TO provide III
his said family. The Bill further charges HAT
about the mouth Of March, 1851 the said Daiend-
ant Lett his h0usc aud home, and hus never ~
turned, and has been willhiilyl absent Tor moo
than three years, aud that Plaintiff hasno tnowl-
edge of-hls whereabouts and the Bill further
charges that tire DefendaEt has been gaiIfr ~
Adultery, various times, and with different la,r-
sons, named and mentioned in said Bill, The
object and prayer Of said BILL is that the ~nardads
contract existing between said parties MY To
dissolved, set asid D, aud held Tor n~nugLt; AMI
that the Plaiatif may 10 restored to all her figh ) {,
and privileges which. she had PROT to bor uaIrl
rage and also to her maiden name. The said
John Brant is therefore notified that unlsss he
appear, aud plead, answer or demur 10 said
Pettion on or before tho first day of the next
term OF the Court Of Common Pleas of said coun-
ty, that at the same term of said Court the sad
Bill, will. he taken as true, and the matters. aud
things thetein set fort as confirmed, add a decfeo
asked thereon accordingly.
FULTON l. McCOMBS, Pifss Att,,s, 4
April %, IS54.-6w49
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Guardians sale Of Real Estate.

Guardians Sale Of Real Estate.
T WILL Offer for sale at public outcry, at the
i door Of the Court House in Wooster, Wayne
County, Ohio, on the Gath, twenty,tourth) day Of
June, 1864, between the hours Of Ten o'lock, A..
M, and four O'Clock, P. Nj. VI said day, the TO-
lowing described property, to wit 1.-The undivided
halt OF a part Of the soUh.eastqut3ter of Section
number twenty-siI, (26l in Toynyhip number
twenty-oDe, an OF Range number fifteen, 10
contiiniDg ono fourth OF aa ucfo, on which 10
situate a dwelling house, and being the sam
premiseF of which Sarah Tyler, Of Ashland Coun.
~, died. seized, and reing Si.uats in the Town
ship of Mohecan, Ashland County, Ohio. Terms
Of Sale-one third Cash in hand, che third in one
year, and one third in two years from the day Of
sale with interest from the confirmation OF sale.
JOHN MYERS,
Guar ian Of Martin Miller.
McSwEENEY & JONES, Atiy's for Guardian.
May "a, 1854. AL
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New YoRK, NAV 20.

Steamer City Of Glasgow has been
heard from. She was spoken April 2ist'
in latitude 45' 3ON with a bark alongside
steering towards the Azores. The masls
and other portions Of the rigging had been
taken for frewood.
Above is a Geographic dispatchfr from Cork
70 Richardson and Bros but as the ship
spoken had yellow paddle.boxes, there is
same mistake, Of course.
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LOOK OUT FOR THE AVALANCH
NEW SPRlNG GOODS !!
McMahan Six Ahead!

ID UBERT announces to the peo-
~ pie OF Ashland County, and The crest Of
mankind, y that he is now receiving just a 'lettie
the biggest stock of
AND SUMMER GOODS,
direct from the eastern mari cts, that has or will
be brot ght to this county this Spring.
DRY GOODS.
His stock fDry Goods consists nf D road crotns /,
Summer Goods, Ginghams, Delaines, Sheetings,
an unsurpassed assortment Of
DRESS SILKS,
to which he invites the special attention Of the
ladies' generally, an nexhaustable assortment OF
Prints, and almost every other article in this de-
partment, usually used in this market.
STRAW GOODS.
In this department he challenges competition
MS his assortment oil Bonnots and Palm aud Leg
horn Hats, is complete.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
He will continue the Ready-Made Clothing bu-
siness as usual, and will be at all limos prepased
to supply the wants OF the community in this re-
spect, aud at prices that will make the Jewish
Fraternity stand aghast.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
eco ne unto me all ye ends of the earth, ,, aud be
ye no longer bootless or shoeless, as he is now
supplied with an assortmentOT Boots and Shoes,
that completely eclipses any Of those OF his up.
town neighbors, and will sell them at prices so
low as to silence the clamorings OF the most
misery soul on terra frma.
Also any quantity of GROCERIES AND
HARDWARE, and an endless assortment of 9th.
er a%rticles, which it would make any persons
eyes sore to read.
Friends, Customers and COuntrymen, lend m,
your ears" lie can supply the hatless, the
c%Uatless, the bootless and shoeless, and every
hungry, starving soul within his reach, with the
Injuries ofliio, at prices that 40 honest man can
complain OF. Remember his sore il at his old
stand, Main ST., Ashland, where the people eau
get good bargains and find the latch string alvay,
out.
COUNTRY PRODUCE
ak en- in exchange for Goods, and CASH never
refused.
Ashland, April 8, 1854. 46tf
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May II, '~54.-6@59 !
Christian Countryman,1
MParll.leu.

Davii COuntryman Ro. LaParLI.teu.
sauna countr ymauI Ja- :
cob CounTyman, ct. all :
nAyIO couNTRYMAN, Jacob countrymar,
~ and'LyJia hi wife, Peter Cpuntryinan, and
Mary his wife, John Couaryman abraham Caro-
nef and Mary lis vile, George Cguntrymln, Jo-
sepa Countryman, lsalc Country maa, Alexander
C,uatrl man, hers az law Of Peter Couatryman,
deceased, and Rosonuo Countryman, the widow Of
said Peter Countryman, will take notice thpt a pc
tition was fled against them On the t irI day of
May, A. D. 1854, IN the Court of Conn n Pieiu !
OF ASH ndpounfy, Ohio by Christian Countryma-
and is now pending. wherein the said Christina.
Countryinan demands partition Of the following
Real Estate, to wit; The north west quarter Of
section humber twenty, III township number tweI-
y. two, in Range number 6iteen, situate aud beu 4
III the township of pGrry, in the county Of Ashland
and State of Ohio. Aud that at the next Term OF
said Court, application viii be made by the said
Christian Countryman for an order, that partition
may be maze of said premises.
FULTON & INCOMES, PNs. Atps. !,
May 3D., 1854. 6w5l !
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Ashland, May Oath, 1854.
John Leinard, Plaintiff,
InAshland COm-
mon Pleas.

John Leinard, Plaintiff.
wv VS.. rs N
lessee Rote, Thomas Phelps, InAshland Conn
Lidla Phelps his wife. lessee mon Pleas.
Shoemaker, Elizabeth Shoe. II
maker his wife, Nancy ].
Rote and other, Deft's.
Jesse Rote, Thomas Phelps, Ibdla Phelps his wife.
y jesse Shoemaker, EliZabeihlshemaker his wife
and Nancy J. Rote, Mary kote, Jdln ROte, Peter Rote.
Lewis Rote. Jacob Rote, HulbeHRot and Margaret
Rote minor heirs OF Peter ROte, deceased. and heirs
al law OF Jeremiah Rote, deceasq, will. take notice,
that Petition was filed against Dem on the 18th day
Of May A.. d., 1854, in the Cleiklo6ice Of the Court
OF Common Pleas OF Ashland Comfy, Ohio, by tho
Plainuf John Leinard-contalniIg in substance, that
on the first day OF March in the var eighteen Hundred
and ffts.thTee, Plaintiff entered into a " written con.
tract with Jeremiah Rote, by width Plaintiff agreed
10 sellt0 SAID Jeremiah R0te, the blowing described
tract of land situate in the Township Of sullivan,
County Of Ashland and State of bhiO, and bounded
as pillows, TO wit :--being theh part of lot mum.
Der eighty, [sOl bounded south h land owned BY
Frederick Hauseman, west by land owned by Simeon
Long, north by lot numbr siEty.onN [6ll in consider.
alton for which the said jeremiah lOtes agreed with
Plalntli to build for him a good and comfortable
dwelling House, and to keep and maintain Plaintiff
and Vile in all things Turing their batural lives; that
Plaintiff decided by a good warranke deed, the above
described land to said Jeremiah ROE; that said Rote,
entered into possession OF said premises, and shortly
after died, and that the legal Representatives Of said
jeremiah Rote, have refused to clry out the said
agreement made anu entered into between Plaintiff
and said R0te as Aforesaid. The object and prayer Of
said Petition Is that said contract aid deed may be set
aside, and that Plaintiff have Judgment for the recoy.
cry OF said land, and the said Jessie ROte, Thomas
Phelps, Lidia Phelps his wife, Jesset Shoemaker, aud
Elizabeth Shoemaker his wife an hereby notified
that unless they appear, answer, or Hemur to the said
Petition by the 18th day Of July next the matters and
things set forth in said Petition WILDE taken as true,
and judgment rendered thereon accordingly. :
May %, 1854. swi
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School Notice.

THE School Examiners OF Ashlsna County, Ohio,
i will hold their next Public Examinations, as FOL
lows. M 49,.
vannah. on lie second Saturday OF Jnly. At Hayes
Vile, on the second Saturday Of September. AZ Ash
lind, on the hrst Saturday Of October. Also, a. us
sans place. on tho third Saturday Of October.
Each applicant for a Certificate Will be- required c
furnish evidence OF . good moral character.
lBtaminAiiouk 70 eommsnoe al 10 o'clock, A.. NJ.
~ order Of the H0rtt' 70 uu,. s.,,
Ashland, Nay 10Th, IssL. SD