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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-08-15

GNOE'S SUPER OSPHAT OF
~ LIN E.-ThiA excellent Fertilizer, prepared from
b O N d u S II,
Is warranted equal to Guano, all respects and much
lasting in its beneficial effects upon the SOIL 1t
may be used for all kinds OF Grain, Potatoes Beans
For Gardeners, it is
Cheap, Concenient, and Highly Nutritious
Nj A N U re.
ITS terminating influence is very great 1t can b. OBJ
tanned of the subscribers who agents for the sale
of it, at the
Wholesale Produce Store.
Washing t0R Square,. Boston Worcester Depot
BASSETT 4 BAYLIES
Worcester, June 2, 1854. diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-08-15

E1VOR SALE. 90 BUILDING LOTS LO-
Gated in pleasant and thriving part of the city,
within five or six minutes walk Of the City Hall. VIII be
sold cheap payment easy, and money advanced 10
build The whole may remain Mortgage long the
purchaser may wish Inquire the Myrtle and
Southbridge streets. A. j. EATON.
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EDER STEAMERS NADIA AND
n FRANKLIN.
Very desirable and seasonabe goods have been re-
ceiyed by
C. p. PLIMPT
Black Malta Trimming Laces Black Lace Basques
Points and Shaws Brussels Honton and Malta
Laces Lac, Muslin and Cambria Bands'i French
Muslin and Cambria Basques, fol Ladies and
Misses Rich Muslin and Cambria Hab
its and Sleeves Muslin aud Cam
brio Collars, with Sleeves to
MATCH.
Real Thread Laces, Sleeves and Collars Malta Cam
brio Bands aud Collars Rich Trimming Laces, for Man
tillas and Dresses fine Neede-work Trimmings, New
Mou ming Goods Black French Wells beautiful variety
269 Washington, and l Winter Street,
POSTON
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RATES OF ADVERTISING

to ten words make line-10 to
lines are ''square," nonpare type
Fodor g;,,,e Iroa, Q J;poe L'ro,, IN lin
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-08-15

Ia FOR SALE THE subscriber, being ss,ss
t.!9 DESTROYS of leaving this State, offers his sS&
GeAsre REAL ESTATE at very low prices, con--=Ss=@
ssting in part of House Shelby street; d.
House lots Laurel Hill; do, Grafton street; ii
acres of Land the Holden road; 1Ss acres of Land
with good Farm Buildings, in Paxton.
oet6 diff A. NJ MERRIFTEJD
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WANTED.-lHitEEo or FOI * 6Iac KsmItKs
~. a Ciso to the use of Triphammers Also,
Apply to Q. FOSTER & CO., Worcester, or PAGE.
WHITMAN CO., West Fitchburg
mcfA istf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-08-15

Horse Nails, made the best u b. IRON warranted.
N B. 2. Il l. also Agents for ADIRoNDAC
AMERICAN CAST STEEL
u The above will be sold the most favorable terms
Y the subscribers, the old stand Washington Square,
PRATT Il INAiAN.
Worcester, April l. 1851 decdawtf
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EbYE WooDs.-75 tons Canp'y Logwooa,
~ 20 tons st. Domingodo;
20 ~ Cuba Fustic;
100 bbs Cut, Ground, and Bolted Hyperns,
80 Bottled Camwood; r.
90 Ground and Bolted Bar Wood;
25 Bolted Peach Wood;
rs Red Saunders; for sale bv
nnch15
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Rcol Gstotc.

H1VOR SALE-A COTTAGE HOUSE. convenient for
b. two enements, situated at p Carroll street. the
corner Of Carroll AMI Glenn streets Inquire of CHAs
KIRBY, on the premises. jy4 DIFF
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-04-26
New York, April 20

.. N6W ANhni ~" W.
On the 9TH the Canada Steam Navigation
Company's steamer Oitawa, arrived in
the Mersy from Portland, Maine, after a
rapid passage of a little over twelve days.
On the morning of The 9Th, u great ban.
quit was given The Earl of EIgin, perpara-
tory 10 his resuming the Government Of
Canada. mr. '/
Lord John Russell in the Chair.
The British Governmental seized two
Russian Steamers belonging 10 the North
feet. Tie machinery belonging 10 them of
the value of 93O,O 900 was also seized.
They were 1900 tons burihen each,
and were pierced TO carry % guns.
Part Of Raglan's feet sailed on The 7Ih
April for the East.
The departure Of Prince Napoleon for
Turkey is now fixed for lke OH.
The Marshal ST. ArnauA expects to
leave next day. Il
The agricultural accounts from Ireland
are cheering.
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PARTITION NOTICE.

NTARY Coon, Christian Coon, Simon Coon,
II Robert McCurdy and Catharine McCu'd his
wife, John McCurdy and Christina McCurdy his
wife, Daniel Coon and Eve Coon, widow of Jacob
Coon. deceased, will take notice that a Petition
was filed against them, on the seventeenth day Of
April A. D., 1854, in the Court Of Common Pleas
Of Ashland county, Ohio, by Jacob Coon, John
Coon and Samuel Edwards and Susannah Edwards
his wife, and is now pending, wherein the said
Jacob Coon, John Coon and Samuel Edwards and
Susannah Edwards his wife, demand Partition Of
the following Real Estate, situate In Hanover Tp.,
Ashland county, Ohio, and more particularly de-
scribed as iollows;-being the southwest quar-
Ter of Sec. seven ~ TIP. nineteen tl0l and Range
sixteen tl6/ containing one hundred and eighty
eight acres more or less, aud tina, at tho next
term Of the said Court. an application will be
made by said Jacob Coon, John Coon and Samuel
Edwards aud Susannah Edwards bis wife, for an
order that Partition may be made Of said premises
as follows; To Jacob Coon and John Coon, and
Susanuah Gntermarried with Samuel Edwards,)
Mary Coon, Christian Coon. Simon Coon Cutha-
tine tintermarried with Robert McCurdyO Chris.
tona ttntermarried with John McCurdyl Daniel
Coon, each one ninth of said premises, and 10
Eve Coon, widow of Jacob Coon, decd. Dover
in the whole.
KELLOGG & ALLISON, AHy's for Pd'rs.
hnril f9th, 1854, 4w4S
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that a Petition will
IN be presented to the Commissioner of Ash
land County, Ohio, at their next regular session a,
praying for an alteration in a certain county road
running north and south through The township OF
Jackson, in said county, about one half mile west
of the village of Perysburg in said township, said
alteration 10 IN near the south east cor
uor of lands owned by William Ramsey. Being
the Southwest quarter OF section twcniy.right,
in said township. Thence north through said
quarter near the east line of said quarter so as to
make said line the east boundary OF said road to
or near the north line OF said quarter. Thence
west near the north line of said quarter so as to
make said line the north boundary of said road 10
where 1t iniorsetts tho present location OF said
road. MANY PETITIONERS.
Aprii Goth, lS54,-4w4g
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New York. April 81,


tits now understood that the Powhattdn
left Havre with 3l2 passengers, and cargo.
One hundred and thirty bodies have
washed ashore up 10 yesterday, al Absc-
com. The young persons were in night
clothes. No vesIige Of the wreck has yet
come ashore. She went ashore on Sun.
day morning. The passengers chung 10
the bulwarks the sea washing over them.
A great number Of trunks, belonging 10
passengers, had drihed ashore.
Capt. Jenning,lhe wreck. master, remain
ed on the bench all night, not a living be-
ing was saved.
The majority Of those washed ashore
were women and children.
The officers and crew belong principally
in Maryland and Now York.
The PoUhaitan was insured in Phila-
deIphia and Baltimore.
John Griffith, the only survivor Of the
schooner Manhattan, has so far recovered
as to be able to speak. lie says the
schooner had only one passenger, who
with six Of the crew, have persisted.
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PETITION FOR DIVORCE.

Margaret Brant, J THE said John Bruut is here
John Hran,. B1ant on tho iourtccnth day of
April A. D., 1854, filed her Petit, n in the Court
of Common Pleas, setting forth among other
on the eth day of February AID, 1915, and that
she Isl resident Of Ashland County, and has been
Tor about seventeen years now last past. And
also setting fourth that in about two years aitor
their marriage, tho said John Brant became an
habitual drunkard, and that since that time he
has wholly neglected and refused to provide for
his said lamily. The Bill further charges that
about the month Of March, 1851 the said Defend.
ant left his house and home, and has never re-
turned, and has been willfhlly absent Tor moro
than three years, and that Plaintiff has no knowl-
edge of his whereabouts; and the Bill further
charges that the Defendant has been guilty Of
Adultery, various times, and with different per-
sons, named and mentioned in said Bill. The
object and prayer Of said Bill is that the marriage
contract existing between said parties may be
that the Plaintiff may bo restored 10 all her rights,
md privileges, which she had prior TO her mar.
rage and also TO her maiden name, The said
John Brant is therefore notified that unless he
appear, and plead, answer or demur 10 said
Petition m or before the first day of the next
term Of the Court of Common Pleas of said coun.
~, that AT the same term of said Court the said
Bill will no taken as true, and the matiets, aud
things therein set 70, th ne confirmed, and a decree
asked thereon accordingly.
FULTON & McCoMBS, PITS Atty's.
Apnl %, lS64.-6w49
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ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
TURKISH VICTORY IN BESSARABA
POSITION OF AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA,
RIOT AT BARCELONA!
,RAL wRECKOFTH RPOwHATTAN!
N LIVES LOST!
New York, April 2O-P. NJ

NEW YORK, Aprll 2U-P. M.
The steamship Asia, from Liverpool,
arrived here at noon, bringing dates to the
9Th inst.
The sales Of Cotton at Liverpool for
the week were $4,000 bales. The quota.
tons are, fair Orleans ED, %middlipg do
sid; fair upland Cd, %middling do SID
The demand was active,
Richardson & Brothers states that The
excitement in BreadslulYs had subsidized,
and Wheat had declined 2 3D., and Flour
l6d a Is. Corn had also declined. They
quote Baltimore and Philadelphia Flour al
37s Cd a 37s, and Ohio 81 a 3Ss; Corn
Ais.
New Beef is quoted at zoos. Pork is
unsaleable. Bacon is lower; fair qualities
sell al AZ 43s. Lard is nominally 54s,
and tending downward. Tallow is lower.
BArings quote tho London Money mar
ket as unchanged. Consols closed at S7a
a s76. There was no demand for Ameri.
can Stocks except for remillances.
The Arabia arrived a, liverpool on the
morning Of the 9Th, and the Washington
at Southampton on the same day.
There had been no balAe in the Bal.
tic.
The Turks have gained a victory in
Bessarabia.
Austria is still undecided in her ac.
ton.
The Russians are disman,ling their for
tresses on the island of Aland. Napier's
fleet was at Kioze bay, Navigation was
opened to ST. Petersburgh. The allied
fleets had entered the Black Sea, and 10
effect a movement in conjunction with
Omar Pacha, have sleered for Vasna.
As soon as holililies dominance in the
Baltic. the Empress and the Russian court
VIII remove 10 MOSCOW.
The Russians were raziug all The for
tfesses in the Dobindsrha. Their posi-.
ti6ns are considered critical, and reinforce.
ments have been called for. The Turks
were falling back in good order on Pra-
janswall. The Turks have beaten General
Uschakof in Bessarabia, and forced him
back. The Turks have also crossed the
Danube between Nicopoliss and Rutshach
1t is now reported that Austria will
make the Russian passage Of the Balkin'
a counsel Of war.
The English and French Governments
entirely reject the proposals Of the Car
founded on his letter 10 the King OIL
Prussia.
A dispatch from Berlin says that the me-
goiiations between Austria and Prussia
were not closed; bu, Prussia had joined in
the protocol signed in Vienna on the Sd
of April, between Great Britain, France,
and Austria.
In the House Of Commons, on Friday
Lord John Russell confirmed the slatemen
that Austria was concentrating troops or
the frontier Of Serva; but as negotiation.
were still in progress, he could not state
wha, course Austria would pursue.
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nlrftIjalrts, &t.
LOOK OUT FOR TIE AVALANCHE
OF
NEW SPRiNG GOODS !!
McEIahan Six Ahead!

ID 0BERT McMAHAN announces to the pea.
H pie OF Ashland County, and the crest Of
that he is now receiving just a 'Yttfk
the biggest stock of
SPRINGAND SUMMER GOODS!
direct from the eastern mark cts, that has or will
be brol ght to this county this Spring.
DRY GOODS.
His stock Of Dry Goods consists Of B road Cloths
Summer Goods, Ginghams, Delaines, Sheeiings,
an unsurpassed assortment of
. DRESS SILKS,
to which he invites the special attention Of the
ladies generally, an inexhuustable assortment of
Prints, and almost every other a%rticlei in this de-
partmcnt, usually used in this market.
STRAW GOODS,
In this department he challenges competition,
horn Hats, is complete.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
He will continue tho Ready-Made Clothing bu-
siness as usual, and will be at all times prepared
to supply the wants oil the community in this re-
spect, and at prices that will make the Jewish
Fraternity stand aghust.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
"Co NO unto me all ye ends of the earth ;, and lie
ye no longer bootlcss or shooless, as he is now
supplied with an a%ssortmento Of Boots and Shoes.
that completely ecIipses any of those OF his up
town nsighbors, 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
err artic les, which it would make any persons
eyes sore to read.
ETjendS TttaIomere nnJ Counfrarnoo bod ma
your ears" He can supply the batlcss, the
c%oatless, the bootless and shoeless, and every
hungry, starving soul within his reach, with the
~luxuries o fliie, at prices that no hone5tman can
compIa ain of. Remember his store is at his old
stand, Main ST., Ashland where the people can
get good bargains and find the latch string always
out. ..'.
COUNTRY PRODUCE
ak en- in exchange for Goods, and CASH never
refused.
Ashland, April 8, 1854. 46tf
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CopENnAoEN, April 0,

The feet had sailed from Kioge Bay.
The following address has been issued
by Sir Charles Napier.
"Lnds-War is declared. We are TO
meet a bold and numerous enemy--should
they offer US battle you know how to dis.
pose Of lhem-should they remain 10 port
we must try TO get at them. Success de
ponds on The quickness and precision Of
your FIRE. Inds, sharpen your cutlasseS
and tho DAY is your own"
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
MEDICAL NOTICES.

TTBeak, HsrrOuS, depressed in spirits, and a prey
to iunumerable mental as well as physical evils, the
victim ofdyspersiu is indeed an object OF commiser'
alton. Yet it IS Obsured for him TO despair. We
care not how low, weak, nervous and irritable he
may be. the cordial properties oil Hoonand's Ger.
man Bitters, prepared by DR.. c.. NJ. Jackson, philG,
dclphia, are stronger than the many headed monster
which is prcying upon his body and mind; and II he
chooses to try them, we will insure & speedy cure.
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PERSONS knowing themselves indebted TO II.
S. Knapp, on subscription for the Ohio Union,
will find it to their advantage to call on the sub
scriber and make immediate settlement Of their
accounts. Two dollars and fifty cents per Onnum
will invariably be charged dolinqucnts, if the ex-
pensc of calling on them in PERSON is incurred.
GEO. II. PARKER.
sBr Office opposite the s%ampscIl House.
April 18th, lS54.-3w47
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For Sale-The one half of LOT no. 10, on
Sandusky street, good story and half dwelling,
good %cistern, and a good stable. Terms $500.
One lfCash-balance in one year, with inter
est. Feb. 22.-u40. W. B.ALLISON& co.
For Sale LOT no. 20, on Sandusky street,
good stable, and a variety Of fruit trees; price
$500, terms easy.
ALSO, House and two lots on Third street, sto-y
and half dwellings price $500, One hall Cash,
balance in one year. with interest
Feb. 22.--n40' w. o. ALLISON & CO.
For Sale-Tnree eligible Building lots in
Soulh Ashland, terms easy.
ALSO, House and lot in South Ashland. story
and half dwelling, good stable, fine variety OF
garden fruit. W. B. ALLISON & CO.
Feb. 22.-n40.
For Sale-l60 acres OF improved land, in
Crawford County, Illinois, within four miles of
county seat, and near an important Railroad
now building. For particulars inquire of
Fob, 22.-n40. W. B. ALLISON 4 Co.
For SaIe-lG0 acres of land, in Van Vert
County, Ohio within a short distance of the
Town Of Van Vert at $40 per acre, on good
time, with security. W b. ALLISON & co.
Feb. 22.--n4O.
For Sale-Fa,m of 2l5 acres. Orange
township, Ashland county, we miles north OF
village, good buildings, running water, well
timbered, price IS 500, half Cash, balance in
four annual payments. .il
A. W. R. ALLISON & co.
For Sale-Farm of ITO acres, Troy town.
ship, Ashland county, one mile east ofCenter,
log house. school house on farm, running wat
ter, 50, $50 one halfCash, balance in FIVE annu.
al payments. Al W. B. ALLISON & co.
For Sale-Loi No 8, in South Ashland
eligible building lot, half Cash, m
Al W. B. ALLISON & co.
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SUMMER HATS
SHEEP pELTSI.

Tho subscriber will pay cash for any quantity
of Sheep Pelts, delivered at his Store, opposite
the franklin House, and one door East of the
Post Office, Ashland, Ohio.
M. CAMPBELL,
Ashland, ApTil 10th, 1854. .nAStf
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MAWg1m&90 IDmpARu3acaSygna

In us department. is universally conceded b. all who have made mn examination n ~. ..ah
that II is the largest, HcMsta and md selected, ever brought tot s msrket- II cenSLns in nmn ~"
hck ana WMedD Dress Silks Bonnet Silks American, French and ENGLISH Rczo DLrnr pG
nWW wa I" m' NM w"UdD eHmcj pam md embroidered Dhhze Urm Patterns; Jackonet and
Muslin Lawn I'M icn, French md Scotch Ghghlms;P Prints feyery Jccr1uon. SmL i'm
Saw am" Limbhon" Bonnesi Silk, Worted Isle and Cotton GIoyeshd Hosiery nuMor %pi
Dress Trimmings Silk, Linen and Isle Laco| aIuyc assortment rFrenckHMEed colur. U%l .
denSe, C hemseu, Edgngs and lnserdngj Book, Dotted Swn,M Null, Pdn and Barred lack.
met MoshnT Paros and Fans &c, &c. Ia stor, VIC haew every aprIou usually nMeJ in Ism .
mn hmm mnA -INNNNM NOWBl UO nBOl MuOuCI
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100000 GIFTS FOR THE PEOPLE
PROF. HARRIS GREAT GIFT ENTERPRISE on
THE WHOLE WORLD

PROFESSORS .. wooDMAN HAIR, would re.
specially inform the citizens Of New York
lnI the world at large, that, Iof ths. purPoss OF
enabling all to sec lis wonderful illustration Of
the entire world, 1.-THE FIRST and only thing 81 ths
kind ever producedl now on exhibition at tbe
Worlds Hall, Nos. 317 and 379 Brpapway, and
for the purpose Of poPulnrlzing Amer eau An:
and also ofg'ving a Worldwide circulation n BIS
renowned - Book of Ttayels, Adventures and An
ecdotes - which shoGld be read by The million,
he will distribute among the purchasers Of his
tickets Of admission the following magnificent
md yaltable Gins, amounting to the SUM lIosal q q
5000, 900. ~ ~ Ans.
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SUERlFF'S SALE.

SIlERlFF'S SALE.
solomon COOK IN ASHLAND COMMON
William Foreman. AN"
PURSUANT to tue comm1nd Of ri. ia. issued
j. in the above case from the Court of Com.
mon Pleas Of Ashland County and State of Ohio,
to me directed, | will expose TO Public Sale, at
the door of the Court House in Auid County, on
Monday, the goth day Of May,
q. D., 1854, between the hours of ten O'Clock,
A. NJ, and four O'Clock, P. NJ. Of said day, the
following devcribed Real Estate to wit %;-thirty
1907 acres of land lying on the west side OF the
northeast quarter of section two t2l, in township
twenty taOl und of Range sixteen (l6l in the toun.
ty OF Ashland, and State oil Ohio. Taken as tho
property Of William Foreman. Terms OF Sale
Cash. ]. D.. JONES, Sheriff.
April Goth, 1851. 49st
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Books for the Million,

FTNHE subscriber having purchased the entire
4 stock Of Books and Stationery, belonging TO
W. II. II. Potter, former proprietor OF tho Ash
land Book Store, respectfully announces that
he will continue the business at the old stand,
and will always have on hand
STANDARD Miscellaneous Works,
Books, Pamphlets, Magazines, School Books,
Maps, &C., &c. Also Pocket Cutlery, Port Mo-
MICS, Memorandum, Pass Books, Blank Books,
PLAIN and fancy Cards, Porte Folios, Writing
Materials, Cap Letter, Bath Note, Drawing, lis
sue AMI Fancy Paper, Bristol Board, PLAIN and
Fancy Note Letter and Envelopes, Arnold's
black, red and carmine Writing Fluid, Fdber's,
Brookman & Langdon's, and other celebrated
Lead Pencils, round and square, States and
Slate Pencils, Gold Pens and Cases.
In a word, eve rything usually kept in a first
class Book Store. Prices as low as any town in
the country.
As he has engaged In tho business with the
intention OF "making d living' at it, he is deter
mined 10 become an efficient caterer for the
public, il money and unwearied attention to the
business will accomplish the end. Persons
wishing books but seldom called for, can have
them promptly ordered from Eastern Houses at
reasonable rates. All tho latest publications
wilt be found upon his shelves. He hopes to
receive a liberal share Of the public patronage.
Ii. W. IMHOFF.
Ashland, April 8, 1904. 46tf
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EifsI RIIsll EiIs!!!

r EWIs&FLETCHRRS' Vegetable Compound
Tor the cure OF Epilepsy or Fits-a recently
discovered invaluable Medicine, purely voge'a
blo. for tho cure Of this dreadful disease, Just
received and for sale by r. II. CnUBB co.
Druggists, Ashland 0.
July G, 1853. N
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Charles n. Deming, Admir- |
of John L, Lang, decd, Petition TO Complete
VS.. Contract,

Charles r. Deming, Admir- .srf
of John L. Lang, decd, Petition TO Complete
VS.. Contract,
Nicholas Perfine, ct. al.
NNHE Defendants are hereby notified, that said
Il Petitioner on The 10th day of April 1854, filed
in lha Probate Court Of Ashland County, Ohio, q
Petition and the same is now petding, wherein
Nicholas pernne, Sarah G.. widow and Sarah NJ.
c., John George and Martha Grace Lang, heir,
at law Of said John L. Lang arc Defendants-the
object and prayer of which is to obtain an order
of said Court, authorizing Petitioner 10 Complete
a certain contract entered ipto between said Lang
and said P%errine, on the lslh day Of Sept, 1874, by
which said parties exchanged iarms-said Laughs
Lands described as follows, to wit :-situate at
that time in Huron County, NOV AshInnd) Ohio,
being part of the second section OF Ruggles Town
ship-bcginning at the south-eas corner of Jacob
Roarback's L~ands -Ihence south on the State
Road to Lands Decided to Peter Klnsley, decd
thence west to a stake-thence north on The east
line Of Lot number one, to the public highway
thence east to the place of | eginning-containing
so acres more or less also the east-half OF Lot
number two in said section, lying east ola certain
road running north and south-contaiuing ~fity-one
acres 49, 100 according I olotting and survey of said
Township. Also Lot number three in said section
and Township-containing so acres more or less,
said Lang having failed to make a good and suf
fcient deed for said premises prior to his docease,
Petitioner asks an order Of said Court authorizing
him to Complete said contract. Debts are re.
uuired to defend within three weeks or said Court
will make an order accordingly.
j. W. SMITH, AH'yfor Pei'r.
April IL, 1854. 6w47