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brosd and tranquility st home, BY q. timely,
consistent and determined redress Of all
wrongs inflicted on our citizens by the des.
potis rulers Of foreign powers. d,
Resolved, That freeman. can bs, prepared
for the exercise Of tbs rights Of citizen ship
only by thorough educationj that it 10 the
duty Of Government to ma intain free schools
where republican sentiments should be taught
and enforced. f''aHs g.
Resolved, That the Holy Bible furnishes
the purest teachings OF morality, virtue, hon
es'y and patriotism; that IL is the Book 81
Books" and should have the 6rst plsce On
our household sltsri. .'Fa -
Resolved. That BY sobrieiy, the fostering
Of home industry, the encouragement Of de-
me site improvements, :he judit ious eesno.
mical expenditures, we, may secure The pros
pcrity Of the country, and the successful de.
velopement Of the principles Of Republican
Government.
Resolved, That the Temperance eutsr-
prise is one worthy Of cordial support and
that we will in no case be drawn into any
course Of action which will interfere with
its progress
Resolved, That committee Of five be ap
pointed to invite the State Councils of this
and other States to unite with US in gener-
Al organization, based upon the principles
embodied in the foregoing resolves,
The President appointed Jarnes II. Swain,
OF Westchester, r. II: Thompson, Of Albany,
c. T. Harris, Of Sarntoga, d. L. Simmons,
Of Oneida, and A. M. Clapp, ofErie, Il com.
mittee, in accordance with the ninth resolu-
tion.
X. F. ROMANO,
SAatn 4 :,
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NEW YORK MARKET

FsA. .is.--Flour unchanged With salcs Of
good Ohio at s,s2so,oo; Southern s,75s9,a5.
Wheat irihe higher with sales of Southern
red at 2i7 .-... ....
Corn higher, western mixed white oGae7.
Pork 6rm,.an upward tendency, old mess
8i2,62t ~ Beef firm,
Rio CT fee declined /, with sles at 93a,ol
Ssgar aad mol,tsss unchanged.
Lisseed oil 6tn1 st 80.
Money unchanged. STOCKS rather better.
Penn. 6's 80, Missouri 6s OIL. Erie 45i -
g eve. g. Toledo go, Reading 67f Penn.
Coal. Co. iOI: n. Central railro.d sonds
ct. Michigan Southern est Cotton dull.
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BELMONT Cousry BrpIE SOCIETY

The Bosfd OF Managers Of the Belmont
County Bible Socieiy-AuSiliary TO the Anne.
rjcan b bic Soeieiy--havs intimated, In the
annual reports Of the last two years, an in.
tention to supply every family in the county
with q copy of the Scriptures by donation or
sale. That intention the Society has now
an opportunity to carry into effect according
TO the plan or exploration and supply used 10
ls49. Al tliat time ssociety wss organized
| in every township, and every society sppoin.
ted a visitor in every school district. Tha,
visitor furnished Bibles TO all who wished to
purchsse---supplied the destitute by donation
and received funds from oil who were dispo.
sed to aid the American Bible Society by their
contributions.
Rev. J. D. Grabsm--Agent Of the Aneri.
can Bible Society--will shortly visit every
such society ct II existing in our county, and
will reorganize societies in every tow nship
where there are none / n operation, aud will
furnish instructions regarding their manage.
nent. The undersigned have given MIR. Ora.
ham references to the friends Of the cause in
various parts o: tho county; and we hope that
they, and all who feel un interest in spread.
ing the scriptures will attend the meetings
which he will make arrangements TO address,
and heartily aid him in carr, ing out the object
o! his labors,
JSo. MorrATT, Pres't pro TEN. Board Of
Jso. RAsKIs, V. President; .Managers
HENRY. WFsr, Treasurer. Belmont
r. E. CARoTHERs, Depesy. Co. Bible
JOHN JEPsoN, Auditor. Society.
ALEX. YouSG, Sec'y. Feb Is, '55
Enterprise and lines please. copy.
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0CrThe 22d Of February this year is des.
tined to p,ss off very gu iet'y here; there being
nothing unusual on hand, 1t is well enough,
too, for ul the festivals, balls. or parties in
the world cannot increase the ad miration felt
eve y where for the memoru Of WAsHISGToN.
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0--rhe New York Express says that the
"name of the new Minister to Spain, Mr..
Dodge, Of Iowa, astounds everybody. He is
Il rude, rough-hewn man, some 40 years Of
age, Of vigorous mind, however-speaking
no languages, not even his own, remarkably
well--who has never seen the outside Of his
country, and not IN uch even inside. He has
buta faint idea OF snyihing that foreign
Nj Mnisier ought to have"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-22

0TJoseph Heslep, Treasurer Of Tuolum-
ne county; California, was murdered in his
Office on the night Of the 18th Of January,
and about $4,000 was seized nna carried
of. 4 man named Griffith was srresied, and
the, circumstances being strong against him.
he was hung by the order Of Judge Lynch
the next. day. He was an Englishmsn from
Australia.
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0ErThe Father of the writer of the follow
ing ranged thsse western wlds befo re III
defeat Of the Indians at the great Ka nawa b
Gen. Lewis. 90.
My Father ranged the wilderness
Where the wild beas, did cry;
Logan was an Indian CHEZ,
His dwelling was hard by.
Logan was a man Of worth,
And Of the Mingo tribe,
In war or peace he sailed forth,
But Logan took no bribe.
The Fort it trembled once with fear;
Two Of my kInsmen fell,
The rifles cracked and sounded far,
Sc did the savage yell.
Logan; he was all for peace
He lead his warlke train,
He marked the prisoners keen distress
go Anc cut the capt:ves chain.
But cruel was my countrymcn,
All in an angry mood,
B They sought his wandering family,
And rccklessly split their blood.
yet can see the gallant chief,
AS he indignant stands,
His soul all smo:hering in grief,
The hatchet in his hands.
Many were the victims
That fell beneath his arm,
Unit. his soul, it sickened;
He said 81 will not HARM
Then gazing on tho cloud,
Which then obscured the sun,
With feeling nobly proud,
He said: MY work is done.'
JOHN HULSE.
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4, COMMERCIAL RECORD.
Sr. CLAIRsvILLE Eeh

'"i ST. CLAIRsvILLE Feb. 81.
Eggs, l2. Butter, IS. Flour, 9,25. Hams
10. Shoulders y. Sides, T. Corn Meal,
rs. Sugar, 7@s. Cofee, II. Molusses
Sl@a3 Oats, s7@4O. Clover Seed 500
Timot 'y-scarce 3,95@3,5O. Dried Apple.
100. Nails so9d 4,s7. Buckets as Sal,
per barrel 2,55 Lard Sc. Potatoes 81. rs.
CINcINNATlMARKET.
FEB. I9.--Flsur firm sts.I5as.25.
Provisions firm, bulk shoulders 1850; mess
pork held at l2,25, salesble at 1900.
Coffee advanced to :0faIi!
Sugar 4ia5i.
Molasses 23s24. .
susiness generally sctive to-day, 80. Z
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-22

GyA quorum Of the St. Cluirsvile Rail
Rood Committee met on the l7ih inst, and
were agreed in opinion that Subscriptions of
stock on the st. Clairsvilie route ought not
to be asked for until the Company cae give
assurances that the road will be made on that
route. if required amount of stock can be
obtained
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DEATHS.

On Monday evening last, at ~ O'Clock. in
Wheeling, Mrs. ELIZA LEWIS, wife of RE-
zls LEWIS, of Wheeling, and formerly of this
place,
The deceased hos been for a long time
suffering with disease of the lungs, of which
she finally died. She leaves a large number
OF relatives and friends to mourn her loss.
Her remains were inferred in the Friends
Burying Ground in this place on Wednesday.
At his father's res idence in Scmerton, O.,
on Tuesday, 18th inst, JAMES M. KrGER, in
the 18th year of his age.
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0rFBy letter from II. CANrIELp, Sec'y
Of the Company, We learn that b. s. CowEN,
of this place was elected Director of the
Cleveland, Medina, & Tuscarawas Rail Road
Company for the ensuing year, at meeting
of the Directors held in Bolivar, week befora
last
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-22

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION

Respectfully .':.:'vile
S. Gressinge. and Lady,
Rev. Young and Lady,
Alfred Arick and lady,
Chas. Bailey and lady,
VIM. Kcttlewell and lazy,
Gen. Weir and lady,
Miss Susanna Simpson,
Miss ID. NJ. Jones, and others
TO visit Miss Crafts school ,east end If town,
during the coming week.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-22

. BARNEsvILLE ISsTETUrE.-It will be seen
y reference to another column that this de-
s'rvedly popular institution will commence
its 4th session on the Cd day of April next
We are glad to learn that the Inst u,ion is
becoming more and more popular, the older
itgrews.
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MARRIAGES.

On the 2O.h inst, by Rev. Alex. Young,
Mr.. JOHN TURK, Jr., and Miss MARY JANE
ENocH. only daughter of Hiram Encch, Esq,
oil Of II chund Township.
On the Sth inst, by Philip King, Esp
Mr.. RUrvs w. TILLETT and Miss HARRIET
UMsTEAp, all Of Belmont Co.
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GrIt lie stated the President will appoint
uar army, if the bill to raise four new regl.
ments passes Congress. 1t would be u good
appointment, but we ure by no means con-
vnced that any necessity exists for such Il
movement,
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SABBATH DIRECTORY.
[sz,ss!s|:Z

NJ. r.. CAyScr.-,pns,or. JJln " Rankia. Put.
lie Worship at u o'clock, a. NJ Sabbath School
at 81 O'Clock p. NJ r. T.. CARorHrss Superintendent,
PknBYTtGIhN CnuRcH.--Pastor .IoLa liofqt--
Pablo Worship at u O'Clock, a. NJ. sabbath
School at O'Clock 7. ". George And,rson, Super.
intcndani.
ASociATR RETohNlp CnURcH.-Pnsior, IleIaa.
DR. lonng. Public Worship at II O'Clock A. NJ
Bible Class, INSTRUCTED by the Pastor 10 o'clock
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oe,-We have seer . ,t,reo.co,e picture Of

GWe have seer a stersosco2e picture o
- piece OF sculpture executed by our young
friend, JOSEPH A. FAIRS. The subject
"The Guardian Angel" is we'll chose n, and
he has treated it with the hand Of master
- artist, and We see in his work evidence oi
future emncnce as a sculptor. The piece
represents young child at play, upon the
seashore, and It has /"
,Stols down to look where nough but ocean strives
- y The "wld waves Play"--the "slmy rep
tile" fright him not away, for standing near
g at hand, with calm and holy brow the "guar-
dian angel" looks down, and seems to smile a
leavenly smile TO see SO much of beauty, iu-
nocence, truth--in short SO much of Heaven
a resident Of earth.
Mr.. FARIs is at present engsged in the es-
enlistment of Mr.. II. H. EvAss, of Wheel
jng. MI. lEvASs, by the way, we regard as
one Of the most ta,ented sculptors of the
land. Success, amazing life to t hem both
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0rIf ~. &. b." is desiruus Of having Us
insert the obituary 'ent us, after reading our
new arrangement, he can act accordingly.--
1t will make four squares
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-22

0~The Grand Jury at its last session
found but two bills Of indictment: One against
Mrs. Mary Henderson for Murder in the Sec
sad Degree--against Stephen X. Holland for
Burglary.
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CONSUMPTION AND SPLITTING BLOOD. E.
See the certificate Of Mr.. Turner H. Ramsey for
many years proprie,or0i the Formers Hotel fred.
ericksburg, Va, and lste oftho City Hotel, Rich.
mond, Va
DR.. John Mingo Of the city Of Richmond, though
regular physician. and oil course opposed TO what
he called quack medicines, was OBJ. gcd to say that
its good effects in the cuse Of Mr.. Ramsey, were
wonderful indeed
He had been given up by several physicians: had
tried most OF the quack medicines and was on the
verge OF despair we'll US the grave when he ,red
Carriers Spanish Mixture.
We refer the public TO hi, full and lengthy rtrti,i.
cate around The bottle, stating his curt.
Sec advertisement FEB 22-..lm.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-02-22

Judge MEANS, OF the Stcubenville District
is OIL the Bench in this place, in place oil
Judge Alexander, the latter having gone to
Steubenville to hold court.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- u-NN~~~,f
RrPsuvE.- We do not refer to , feprieye from
Capital Punishment, There. is slow torture from
which respite IL equsily desirable We fsErr io
dyspepsia-a word in which all the horrors Of indi.
gssien are summed up TO the sufferer, by his
painful and hurrassing 'osense we can lul oui not
ony oright hopes Dut Tie CERTAINTY Of immed ate
relie and permanent cure There i. ionic cordisl
and Alternative principle ia HooAands German Bit.
.ers which inevitably arrests and changes the NOR.
bid action, o the stomarh and the secre,ivo orguns
red by DR.. {. NJ. Jackson Phi iladelphi.
See adverli .ement. ...teb. q III
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NEW .ADVERTISEME ENT:S,
SHEhIFf'S SALE.
David l.. Je.ninge
Us.
Samuel Gourley.

RE virtue Of two several Executions to nc
- d:recedfrtom the Conn OF Comn on Pleas o! Eel
mont Co. o., will oaer for Sale Public Auction ON
Monday The 26ih day Of March, A. d.
lj, between the hours of 10 O'clock A. NJ and ocJo X
r. NJ OF saId day at the front door OF the Court ouse
in st. ClarsviIe. Belmont County Ohio the foIoyIn.
descr bed Real Estate with the appurenances tereun
10 efongig Situate lying and being in the County of
Beinnnt aud State OF Ohio, and bounded and desc rhed
as follows 10 vii: Being paris Of Sections Number
and 10, Township number :, and Range number and
bounded on the East by the CAdx Road on the North
by lands OF Robert wilkins aud the Preshytcran Grave
yard oil the West by the Graded Roai on the s,u,h y
isnds OIL d. Creigh \. j. Alexander, John Thon pson
James Feran and Steel Smith bein. The same lands and
tenemehts whiththc ate John GOurlev resided IN his
lie lime Contsning 24s Acres CT Land more or less
Sherii's Office, February the 22d 1851
JOHN e. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
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rOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, OF
" all Notwithstanding, Magic, aud u. n. Cases
jus, received aud for sac a. reduced price,, by
7. SCOTT.
M. I51 Main ST.. Wheeling.
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s'sis II .vsrsarytrn.
LtEe t6ii.t.d kddard Ponder!
50 IuAltInty RgHErY for actOfuls. kihg's EvII
Rheumatism, ostnsie Cuioneous Lruptiohi. Phnpies
Ewes, Ring Worm or TctIrr, ,sesld Head Enlargement
-" Van Of the renes and Joints. stubborn Ulcers
E D,so df,a, ';nmhsgq ; Spinal comnIsis,.,
SGfv.i o. 'lohee IN Life. o. Imiury Of the Blood.
u Thit great aorative Medicine ard Purifier OF
GU all parts fte UJiel states who testify daily To
ne f"nArkale cn.es perfofed nv the greatest Of oil
medicines, "C ARTI.R'S SPANISH MIXTtRF" Men
I"'ra. EHe'ms.s.. $c,niiia Erup ptions on he RL u
hi'sr Disease, Foyers Ulcers Old Sores eet ons Of
Va" Kidneys D.srasrs of Tie Throat Fruse1 ,in,s
ran aud Aching of tie Bones and Joints are erdiy
SO 10 hight ny using tl' aud 2, Biedy
For al d'srs.rs OF M Blood. u,thnig has yet tesn
fnn' 10 r"rstr with it. u cnsrscs system OF all
impurities, acts gently Ani efficiently the Liver and
h"nc,s. 'irongtIems the Digestion gives tone to the
,i"r's the nihGn. oui' cled ~ disease or broken
nMn ~ The excuses OF youth, to its pristine ygor and
Foo t"e Ladies hs incnmpsrably Ieiter than all the
o'eIils eyer Gsel. iew doses Of CARTEns SpG NrsH
ii"iaa Es WIZ Itmove al salownes- of eonbtxion
.'.r' mANhg Il" The check. give elasticity to
we -if' ana rin he general health IN retnrrk.ilI
WI =, ,lttond a. the ""dic ines ever heard Of.
"'h'E' HunNer"! certificates which we have reoeI
''"W pci'o orh all parts Of the United states IL
we o. c,'rnoc ihat ih'te il no Hunting about IT, ns
Pr-@ motel ke-fg. mag srare nhysc iant and rublig
mon wed now To the community all shJ tlcir' Test
n;EH ~; he wonderful effects Of this GREiT BLocD
Csii on tie Adzs1 and seta Circular am Almanac
Va re.h 'h- wonderful eures this truly gfeStcstof ali
Nome pe nine unc7a signed BENNETT g. BEERS.
Ir""f'orf. NO.H Pear' Street Richmond Va 30 ~ hon
"r supplies and agencies must he addressed.
y. ALEXANbER. Ct. Clsir,vi.ie
Jas Baker Wheeling.
VIM. Dunbar, rnionowr.
Geo.C. Hethrl Flushing
4. :. Clark. MDrrisiows
" a. Mott Rarnesve.
Mp. h-s& Son. snmerton
Aud w liesiets IN Medicines evervwhsrs. Nov. .ls
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RAIL Road.
NEW ARRANGEMENT

NROM and after this date, or until further
notice. 6emi.daily trains will be run on
The Iron Rail Road, Sundays exccpLed,) %
follows;
MORNING TRAIN
Will leave ~Ironton for Centre Station at =
O'Clock, A. NJ.
REruRNISo-Wil leave Centre Station at 2
O'clock, A. NJ.
AFTERNOON TRAIN,
Will leave Ironton for Cenue Station at II
o'clock r. M.
REru.xsoLwill leave Centre Station It
half.past 8 o'clock, p. M.
Tickets to be had at the Depot.
N. b. No foreign bank bills Of q less denom-
nation than SO will be taken.
HENRY ~CLARKSON, Sup't.
~Iionton, June %, l855.-2l,-tf,
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More About The strike.
IRoNToN, July 4th, 1855.

NV"A~"S wy TNht Ao0o'
Messrs. Editor: We notice an arti.
clio in your paper yesterday, signed by
w. H. Powell, Of the Star Nail Mill. in
reply 10 an article which appeared in
your paper the week previous, signed by
the Boilers of the Star Mill. We notice
i'm his statement respecting a note sent
Us in Zanesville, and tells the public
that w were at that time working al
5000 per ton, which we deny, for the
Evansville Mill had been stopped three
weeks before we received the note from
MI. Powell, and we had left our board.
ing.house, and were on our way to the
depot to take the cars for Cincinnati, and
on calling at the Post Office, received
Mr.. Powell's note, and at that time the
Boilers in Cincinnati were receiving
$500 per ton, and had done so for the
two weeks previous. He also stated that
II we were receiving 5000 per ton, we
had better remain where we were F.; but
We saw proper 10 come and work in
The Star Mill with that understanding,
80 could do 70. This we deny, as there
was not one Of those words in the note
We received from Mr.. Powell. W. are
sorry that the note has been mislaid or
we should have published it for public
inspection. He also goes on to show
the cause Of sending such information
o them was to prevent their coming to
work for US under the impression that
they were TO receive the same price as
was then paid in Cincinnati and Zanes.
vile. The former place was then pay.
ing 500 per ton ; at the latter, the
mills had stopped entirely, for repairs,
and the only mill that was paying Sc
at the time, between Wheeling and St.
Louis, was the Lawrence Mill, and they
paid it for three weeks after the reduc.
ton took place in Cincinnati. MIR. p.
goes on to say, that OF the time he made
his offer to the remaining portion of the
hands, who were citizens Of lronton and
vicinity, it was refused, because they
preferred 10 be governed by Cincinnati
prices, which, .hen. was $0 per ton
This is not true. The Lawrence Rolling
Mill, at the time Of making the contract
with Mr.. Powell. had suspended 10 put
in new boilers. This was on the 9Th
and 9th OF February last. Had Mr..
P. possessed more Of the gentlemanly
feeling when we spoke TO him concern.
ing the iron in the furnaces, the wasting
Of which was a great disadvantage to
the Company ana US, we should not
have left at the time.
JAMES COOPER,
FREEMAN COOPER.
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r AWRENCE COUNTY COURT OF PRO.
BATE-NoTIcE Is hereby given that the
following named Administrators have filed in
the Probate Office OF said County their several
named accounts for settlement, as follows, viz;
Clark NJ. Singer and Titan Kimble, Admins
traitors Of Jasper Kimble, decd, first and final
account.
George w. Smith, Administrator of Jane
Brown, decd, first and final account.
David White, Administrator Of Elias Nc
Lain. decd ; first account.
Cri Seeley and Boudinot Seely, Administra-
tors Of Henry S. Willard, decd, first and final
account.
Also, the following guardians named have
filed their accounts for settlement, to wit
G. Hall, Guardian of William DAWSON.
G. Hall. Guardian Of Joseph ]. DAWSON.
c.. Hall, Guardian of Harriet Davisson-f-
nal accounts.
Jacob Proctor, Guardian of Moses Chaplin,
first and final account.
]. Allen Strong, Guardian Of Theodore
Strong, final account.
And that all OF said accounts will be heard
by the said Court, on the Goth day Il July, A.
d., 1855. FLETCHER GOLDEN.
July 3, 1855. Judge of Probate.
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BLACK YOUR w BOOTS!

OTL OLIO
CUPERSEDTNG Grease aud Polish for ell
- kinds of Leather Work. This new and
excellent article combined OF different oil ex-
tracts for ~greasing and polishing Boots, Shoes.
India Rubbers, Harness, Carriage Tops, and all
Leather work, is unequalled for beautifying
and sortening the Leather, it makes q polish
like Patent Leather-is impervious 10 water,
and will not soil the whitest article. A few
drops on a Sponge applied TO the Leather, is all
that is necessary, and the polich will stay for
a month. II tho Leather becomes dirty. wash
with clean water and the polish will re. appear.
Warranted to soften and preserve the Leather.
For sale at the Peoples New Boot and Shoe
Store. s.. w. HARPER.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-07-10

VIM. Allen, Administrator of Lawrence
James b. Massie, deceased, County Court
against 1ofCommon
Daniel Lawrence, defendant Pleas.
The said Daniel Lawrence, defendant, will
take notice that on the 10Th day OF February,
1855, ihe said plsintiT filed his petition in the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Lawrence County,
Ohio, setting forth that the said defendant pur-
chased, Of said James B. Msssie. in his life-time
to.wii: About the ED day OF Dec ember 1853,
the following described premises; situate in
said County Of Lawrence, ,o-wit; West half
of the north. west quarter of section number
three, township number three and range num-
Der sixteen, the consideration for which WINS
six hundred aud fifty dollars, one hundred and
fifty dollars cash in hand, for the balance exc.
cuted his five promissory notes, due respectively
December 25th, 1851, '55 $50 81 'b8 80, the
first of which was then due, and alleges that
he has a lien in equity upon said premises, for
said purchase money, and prays that the said
premises may be sold and the proceeds applied
to the payment Of SAID notes, as may be just
and right, the said defendant is hereby required
to answer said petition by the 10Th day of Sep
TENDER, 1855. or The same will be taken as true
and judgment rendered accordingly.
H. S. NEAL, Attorney for Plaintiff.
July 10th, lS55.-6t.-23,