The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1855-08-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Common Pleas, Jackson
Ohio, March Term, A. D.,
1855.
Elihu johnson, Plaintiff.


VS..
Thomas W. Gillcland, admir-. and Mary
Clay, Martha Clay and George Clay, heirs
at law, ETC., Allen e. Thurman and Nancy
Hawks, defendants.
The above named defendants, some of whom, TO-
wit: Mary, Martha and George Clay sisters and
brother and heirs at law Of Henry A. Clay, late of
Nottaway County, Virginia. deceased, are non resi-
dents OF tho State of 0hio,) are hereby notified
that the Plaintiff, on the Sth day Of February, A.
d., lS55 flied his certain petition, in said court,
against the slid defendants setting forth that the
Henry A, Clay, in his life time to wit on the 9th
day Of October A. d. 1913, at jackson county alore.
said, executed his certain mortgage deed to one
Newell Bradley, of said County, for forty acres OF
land, off the south side of the south east quarter of
section No. 49, township No. o. Of range No. 49, sit
uae in jackson county aforesaid to secure the pay
ment of thrty-ive dollars payable to the said Brai
ley, or his assigns on the first day of January next
thereafter, which said mortgage was duly assigned
to the plaintiff, and still remains due and unpaid, Ell
ther to the said Bradley or to the Plaintiff.
That the said Plaintiff also obtained judgment a.
gainst said Henry A. Clay, in his life time, to wit
at the June term of said court A. d. 1874, for the
sum of forty-sx dollars and twelve cents and costs
of suit, which judgment is still outstanding and un
paid.
Also that the said Henry A. Clay, in his life time,
to wit, the first day of April, A. d. 1851 executed
and delivered to one Allen q. Thurman, now of
franklin county, Ohio, mortgage on the real estate
described herein aforesaid, to secure the payment
Of the sum of sxty-two dollars and fifty cents, then
due by said Henry A. Clay, to said Thurman, in five
months thereafter, which the said Thurman claims
is still outstanding and unpaid. Also that the said
Nancy Hawks claims to have some right interest in
the real estate aforesaid.
The said petition shows that the said Henry A.
Clay, departed this life about the first day of April,
A. ID, lSi0, intestNte unmarried, without issue, and
leaving as his heirs at law, the said Mary and Mar
tina Clay and the said George Clay, sisters and broth
or of said Henry A. Clay, and who reside in Notta
way County, Virginia, and that the said Thomas W.
Geland, of jackson county, Ohio, has been duly ap
pointed by the Probate Court of jackson county,
aforesaid Administrator on said estate of the said
Henry A. Clay, decd.
The object and prayer Of said bill or petition is,
that judgment may be had against the said admlnis-
traitor, for the said sum of thiryfve dollars, with
interest thereon, from the first day of January, A. D.
Is IT, and on the event that payment is not made at
short day named by said Court that the Mortgagcd
premises may be appraised advertised and sold for
tho payment of the amount due, and also out of the
proceeds of the sale provision be made for the pay
mcnt of said Judgment, after satisfying the mort
gage debts and that the rights and priorites of the
existing debts of said Henry A. Clay, with the said
Thurman and others, may be settled and adjusted,
and that the said Nancy Hawks may answer and the
said several defendants are hereby notified, that un
less they oiherplcad, answer or dcmur to the sew
ere matters herein set forth in sixty days, that the
several matters herein set FORTH will be taken us
fessed and judgment entered accordingly,
ELIHU JOHNSON. |
Aug. 16, 55 a.