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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-02-15

Wade Butchers hsIlov ground Rssors for Bsfbern dny
Wastenbols1s hollow grsund, extra Ene
Ksstenholm's rattlers, splendid article, q
Cheap razers ofevery nlake and quality,
All kinds Of American Shears and Scissors
Ladies' Pen knives, fine and common,
Gentlcmen's Knives, fine and common,
Jack Knives Hunting Enivrs
Dirk Knives, Dog Knives, Barlow Knives,
Dsabls-edged Dirk KufxeE
Enaneled-handled Scissors
Embroidery Scissors,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-02-15
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
GITUATED near tho village of Green
~ Springs, Seneca County, Ohio.
1874 acres of timber land, so or more clear
ed and enclosed with strong fence small Orchard in
bearing, and Barn built four years SINCE in good neigh
WATER-NEVER FAILING,
And nfeasy access. Enquire Of VIM Raymond adjoining
or Of the subscriber, % miles west of Bellevue.
H. R. ADAMS. e
York tovpsbip Dec. 10th. 1855. 47w6
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LEPPELMAN,s
Catalogue of Goods;

OCOOce1OSu0' VI OOOdc,
D 10 a85 1t.cssa u
Just received from n. York, and for sale At
-i wholesale and Retail. nssf
'Ttgg WATCHES. tasLsTaaa
Estrs ahe English Levers, gold cases. hunssn and oss
Extra heavy silver patent Levers hunisan and opsa
Fine gold detached Levers expressly for the ladies'
Fiae fi'5@9 6di3 ss hultias sss... zee sssa aHa
i1htasiea Gold do zvEF.a aTsa Eeff
giated EseaPenegt Watches, .s.s.f ..-,-,...r-.r
ltlntsHHan Lerine, Do n2- edf ct rreT
Silver eseapeInsht Watches f ~
DO escapelIsnt watches, helf-HAtsd. IL er.1n tetf
90 eseSi,enlent watches, three,iourfhs plated,
Pstsa hunEaHn saEsa LEVERS perfect iati5z Of gsie
5a sr $3.50 2I 81
r.-r JEWELRH. 4sssf ears
Gass 5a large 1s iis 'pinE Laehs's new Pat'erH' d
90 L1rge sized secret loekeiss alaa f
Z. DO larze SIZED sriiDs Iseket, sIsla pzzs
90 .asslp% .ssH % @ ~ d ss,5iI sls
% Tery snail % s7sis8
10 se4y i- srasii aIs.lii FOR iafap.s rsgs7 %
tIira Asgsy he = and fine gold Fob Saissf res
Heavy and light gold chains sns s as5ian qsa
od loctet seals single and doatis, Gold os buckles,
iold vest Aeys, new sty les. Gold locket KEYS.
4saic sleeve andeollar Lutlons, Gold racket KEYS =
i,itl and stone do ~ raia .it = 1,--
Plain gold slseye buttons and 81 lirs studs fortsq
Cameo shirt studs Plain gold collar buttona.
iod Slides dne and common Ladies' Sleeve Buttcna
Coral snars, plain gold snaps Of every variety, AZ
Diamond breast rims, Eighteen to Tr yve dollars each
Diamond ngerrngs Eighteen 10 Twenty-Five dollars saaA
Cents cluster pins California diamonds, st 49, -.
Masonic Pins Odd FELLOWS Pins ~
Mechanics Pins. H Firsmen's Pins :, -
Hook and Ladder COMPANY . Pins,
Fine gold l6 carat eariines ear-rors IS and Is ear
Cheap Gold drops and rings Plated eardrors and rinRs
Fine gold brooches Gold and plated charma
Cheap gold brooches. CoIdtnoth-Piekss '1d '9E
Gold box pins single and double, Gents box Pins.
Cameo set pin and rings Mosaic set pin 4 rinsS
Cameo and Mosaic rings and pins, single ---
Gold rings solid "a and Is caras ne gold oekst pima
Regard rings; loeket seal rings; Hue scale rings ~
Cheap scale rings, go
Gilt rings and pins by the gross dozen.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-02-15
A Petition.


n AVID LOYEJOY nonresident Of the State of Ohio,
is hereby notified that Artemus Phillips and Barga-
ret Philips have fled in the Court of Common Pleas of the
County Of Sandusky and State of Ohio petition against
him. the object of said petition obtain order for
the sale Of the following described land situate in Sandus-
Ky county and State Of Ohio, to-Eit
Part Of road tract number hundred and sixy-ve,
Of the Aaumce and Western Reserve road land supposed
to contain twenyseyen acres and situate in section
Der ten township number four and range number SIXTEEN
and bounded follows: On the south the said Western
Reserve and Maumee Turnpike Road the east by the
east line of said tract number hundred and sxtyve
the north by lands decided to Jacob Benjamin by
George Jackson being forty out of the north part
ssid tract number hundred and sixty-ve and the
west by eighty Of said tract decided the twenty
second day of December eighteen hundred and yone,
TO Henry A. Reang by the said Jacob Hail. Trustee OF
Margaret Phillips, which premises the twenty
ninth day of December, eighteen hundred and ffyone
morgaged by said Loveoy 10 Margaret Phillips who is
wife Of said Artemus Phillips to the payment Of
several promssOry notes. which mortgage duly record
ed that and the last of said notes became due
and with the interest thereon from said twenty day
of December, eighteen hundred and ftyone is still
paid That said Lovejoy afterwards sold the prem
ises to Mary E. Thorp, wife Of Alonze ThOrp.
Said petition prys judgment against said David Love
JOY for hundred dollars and interest from the twenty
ninth day of December eighteen hundred and fftyone
and for the sale of said morgaged premises to pay the
And the said Loveioy is hereby notified TO
said petition before the eighth day of March, egh
teen hundred and fftysix, Judgment will be entered
against him prayed for.
BUCKLAND K EVERETT,
January 9, 1856 so Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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fRmont sonrml,
Local apa lJiscsliaas,us 4IaHsfs.
Ron oF IEonor.-Innuarr.

Below are the receipts on subscription, fOr
the month of January:
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A Petition,

In the Court Of Common Pleas Sandusky COSnty, an
State Of Ohio.
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Guardian Sale Of Real Estate.
Saturday, March 18th, 1856,

DY virtue Of order of sale made by the Probate Cour
ID in and for sandusy county, will be sold at the doo
of the Court House in Fremont Ohio, at o'clock m
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-02-15

Just received from n. York, and for sale 81
pa wholesale and Retail. ass6
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-12-18
News ITEMS.

- Ram while in HOGS heads, is CAPABLE Of
doin5 but little misch but when il gets IN.
to MEMS heads-look out for breakers
"A Durham st er, raised in Kentucky,
was on exhibition at the Safe Fair Whch
was 81 hands high, of 8 feet girth 2 feet :
inches across the hips, and weighed 5000
pounds.
1t is reported in political circles at Wash
ipgton, that President Pierce intends striving
for seat ia the United States S. te in plrcc
of Mr. Hale, whose term expires in 1853 Il
is also understood that Mr.. Hamln will be
electedto the Senate after an Informal in
duction into the GubernatoriAl Chair Of
Maine. r .."t..
The Tifin Tribune is inform ed that Al
fred Kelley, Chairman of the ,int Lcgisla-
tive Committee to report amendments, has
prepared an entire constitution as an amend
asks, and his amendment should be approx
ed by the people what is to become Of our
New Constitution %
The Chicago Journol says that swsrms
OF Emigrants from Virginia are daily passing
through on their way to the Far West, in
quest Of rich lands, free schools and low tax
es.
The American packet ship Columbia
sailed from Liverpool on the 10Th ult., having
on board a considerable number of emigrants
for the Western continent, among whom were
no less than 200 Mormons, on their way 10
Salt Lake Territory.
A CHILD between three AMI four years
old, recently fell from six-story window in
Paris, rolled from the roof to the gutter, aud
thence to the middle of the street, striking
first on the head of diligence driver, then
on the horses. and thence to the ground. -
The child walked off uninjurcd, but the
stage driver had headache all that day.
--Ex Judge Halliburton, author of Sam
Slick, the Clock Peddler, has taken a final
farewell of Nova Scotia, as place Of resi-
dence Clifton his bef futiful seat at Wind
sor, was sold some weeks since, and the old
Judge has taken his passage for Liverpool,
to make his home in Great Britain for tie
remainder of his days.
The Boston Advertiser states that infnr-
nation has been received that thirty bales of
clothing, sent from the east for sufferers in
Kansas, have arrived at Lawrence, and been
distributed. Sixty cases more were at Leav-
enworth, and would reach Lawrence in day
or two. One hundred and ninetv:seyen ca
ses of clothing have gone forward from the
Boston Office.
There are now open for settlement the
territories of Minnesota, Oregon, Nebraska,
Washington, New Mexico, Utah, and Kansas
These territories contain millions of acres of
the finest land in the world, rich mining de-
posits, fine water courses, some I : or 3 de-
grees of latitude, with generally an excellent
climate.
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: =
JNIIE said Ofyer BesiywilI AXE notice that Ralph P
l. BunklHnf has fil0d petition against him in the
court Of Cuum6n Pleas, Of Wood county, Ohio. in
which he claims ud I'M Mt against defendant for S2G
Il aud interest since Nov -, 1852. for raid cut
of his own money and nhor in so DE- Bg the und Z
s. W. see. 10 r & T. G. r., in Wood county. the
agent Of ef-Gint Gurngthe ears 1850. ~ and -,
ani asc 20 zecn,e lnnhd interest Dee l. 1886.
for taNc- paid al labor Ycr med said land by
James Murray du 'u" tls years 1851 'Fj. and - as
NO nr Of defendant and for said land and ass'une to
plaintiff an asking said amount 20 be made lien on
said ud and to sell he same 10 pay said lien and costs
tnd deeu lnnt VIII take notice That unless he npucar
and answer or dcal2r said petition ny the lfi dy
0f February 4. D. 1851, said Ie.iion viii be taken gs
sscd and iul- rendered arco"6iu the pray
er nf De'i ION. NTGGAI X DODGE, Auys.
Dec. n, lstf-GiNis 100.
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Court Of Common pleas Wood county Ohio.
Bella VI. Bennett. SIS. Jesse 4. Mitchell
Jesse h. Mitchell Of tine siae Of Peunsy lvpnil will
J take notice that Bella VI. Bennett died the l7ih
duy of NuyemheL sol. he his petition in the said
court Of common Pleas cf Wood county Ohio against
;hc said 4. Mitchell defendant, setting forth that
q -st dnv of January Ii. the said Mitchell
tered INTO verbal contract with the said Bennett
sell and then aud there did sell tu said Bennett for
consideration then and there pail the half Of the
north -ysst quarter of section j township four north
COZ range niue containing 50 Of land in Wood
county Ohio, the fee OF said land uicn being iu the
said Mitchell and thn By the OF said contract,
said Mitchell 10 convey 10 sIId Bennett nil his
right tide and interest by deed OF quit clm to- aud in
s3iahlA, The object aud prayer of said pctiG2n Is
that ld Mitchell be redur, lnd compelled bv said
court TO convey the said rn 1Uuge d,-crt"ed. accord
iue the sfi1uEious ,t the contract made by the
parties. Tn, snld defendant is further notified that
said rl tt0u viii be for hearing the next rmOf sd
court and that unlesS he the hy the first
Noudy Of February, lol7, said petition viii be taken
as coufe sscd aid It dfrrec rendered accordingly
PHicE & JEFFEBsOH Atty's Of rlf.
Dec. L. 1SIG--.iiiwtS 5.zU. .|
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nvwe spent an evening in the sine

GSrWe spent an evening in the singing
school under the direction Of Prof. Wells a
few nights since, and although our knowledge
of Is flats. B" "sbarps," DC, is of the most
limited character, we have no doubt but the
system adopted for the instruction Of pupils
in that important accomplishment and d,bound
less scouice OF pleasure is all that could be de-
sired. Our only objection to the entertain
ment consisted in not having enough singing
10 suit our ear. The teacher appeared 10
have adopted the maxim of Davy Crocket to
" be sure you are right, then go ahead" and
wanted to getthe pupils thoroughly prepared
for the ups and downs before he ,st them
out upon the world of sound to make a n oise
That is right and proper, but then we have
such "nateral liken " for regular old fash
ioned congregational singing that we took
great pleasure in hearing the entire school
ioin in the ext rcse. We don't like the plan
Of having few do all the singing, even in
church, especially when those few have not
voices Of sufficient volume to decently ell
a common half.peck measure, and imagine
that because they can squeal like pig witt,
its tail fast in a steel trap, they are competent
to do the singing for an entire aggregation.
One half of these who attempt to sing dif-
fcult pieces of music, ale under the neces-
sity of adopting a f,lseLto voice, and the tran
sit from the natural to the falseto is so sud
den and abrupt as 10 eau a sensitive person
to shudder in very misery at the mangled re-
mains Of sweet tune. If choirs would learn
to know their abilities and confne themaelves
to such times as they csn sing, we would be
willing to put few additional pennies into
the contribution box. This is not the sing
ing school, however. and we will let these off
shoots suffice for the present.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-12-18

POISONED WHsKEY.-It appears that the
distllers 10 Sidney discovere that by usng G
strychnine and oxallc acid they could add one
hundred per cent to the quantity Of whiskey
manufactured from given quantity of corn.
They therefore used those rank poisons free
y. On sending the poisoned stuff into the
hands of dealers in that vicinity peculiar
disease, which the physicians called milk sick
ness, spread among the people. The cause
remained undiscovered until very recently
Two laboring men at Lockport filed quart
bottle with this drugyed liquor, and drank it
by the middle of the afternoon, when both
were seized with convusions AMI died sud
denly. BY post mortem examination, the
poisons used in making the liquor were found
in their s'om 'chs. Indignation meetings were
held, and the manuficturers were severely
ceusured.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-12-18

re- The southern convention, which has
been in session at Savannah, passed various
resolutions upon all sorts of subjects, among
which was one recommending the publication
of school books expressly for the south, and
calling upon the state legislatures to require
the use of such bo ks in the schools of their
states when published. They opposed the
Pacific Railroad, and, after a warm discus
sion, resolved not to recommend the re-estsb-
ishment Of. the slave trade.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-12-18
Horticultural Embellishments.

HAVTNG removed from. Bowling Green 10 Sydney,
i Ohio would beg leave inform the public that
have complete und saeabe collection Of vigorous
grown fruit trees, such Apple. Pear Cherry Peach.
Apricot &c Mr., Lee Moore has kindly consented to
Sc my valuable fruit trees Mt the Bowling Green Nur-
at reduced prices. Also he will be Supplied with
a complete assortment Of Thrifty grown in splen-
did varieties, from the well known Sydney Nursery,
with which am connected.
Sept. ls, l5j6.--lS NATHAN MOORE.
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0~TOn Monday, the 9th inst, a terrible
accident happened at Alliance. While the
cars going west to Fort Wayne were stand
ing at the delo' the passenger train from
Cleveland came up at an unusual sped and
ran directly into the western train which was
standing across the track Two cars were
tn :oVn through the wall into the depot
building, instantly killing eight persons and
woundng several others, Most of those kill
ed were standing on the platform at the time
of the sad accident, The engineer and fire.
man on the Cleveland train have decamped.
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1--WE think it is hardly known even to the most
intelligent of our readers, how deep some of the
sciences are looking down into the mysteries Of
creation. We know there were wonderful dscov
cries in the e7e times, and wonderful uses made OF
them, but did not know the Chemists were initiate
ing in their crucibles and ven surprising the most
wonderful productions of organic life. During
our visit to Lowell were introduc' d by one Of
their prominent citizens to the lal loratOry of DR
AVER, Inventor of CHERRY PECroRAL and CATuAR-
TIC Pills where We were shown with generous
frankness, his processes and his products. This
master genius of his art is manufic uring the
subtle essences of flowers from tar and other W ge
/ table substances His essences Of Pine Apple,
Strawberry, Checkerberry, Ounce, Pear, Cauella,
Cinnamon &c, not only equal, but they exceed in
purity of flavor, I'll ose vegetabl IS themselves. His
oil of Wiz ter green Is purer and of better flavor
than any that can be gathered from the plant-and
yet is made by chemical composition from the
Hydro-ca carbons in tarl His PROCESS is TO ani lyze
the substance, and tiud the exact ultimate atoms Of
which it is made, then recompose them in the same
proportions which exist in nature Christian
Advocate.
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Eft' At considerable additional labor and
expense, We have issued the Delinquent List
in an extra. This is done to enable us to
give our Tt aders their accustomed amount of
news, &c. VIII they not help t. make us
"square with the world " by sending in
few names? We shall endeavor to give our
readers a good paper, and nothing will please
us more than to feel tfat our patrons appre-
ciate our efforts and we want no better evil
dence Of this than is to be found in good
subscription list
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-12-18

Or. ROBACK's SCANDTyAvTAN REMFnIEs.-In direct
ing the attention of readers Dr. Robacks adver
t:semert, nave hesitation in saving that all he
caims for his medicines is confirmed by certificates
from all parts of the West. The language of these
certificates is earnest and grateful and the
erto such variety of diseases, that it would be folly
question the rcstOrase properties of the prepara
lions. 1t appears that while hotani2ng among his
tive mountains in Sweden, during visit that
try years ago, he collected quantity OF med
icnal herbs, unknown in this country and by comDin-
ing the liquids. and solid of those possessing
drcing his celebrated Blood Purifier and Blood Pills
which said TO exercise more beneficial effect upon
the fluids of the human body than any other cativcs in
existence DR.. Rohacks theory is, that all diseases
originate in the blood and would seem that the rap
id recovery of his patients under Of these dis
nsectans affords s'rcng presumptge evidence that his
pathology is Certain ii is that the celebrity of
his medicines increases daily and he has authentic proofs
of the in his possession. See Advertisement.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-12-18

Robert C, Corwn, ys. The Cincinnati & Chicago
Rail Road Comvany.
BY virtue of an order Of sale directed and de-
liyered from the Of Common Pleis OF Nontgom-
cry county Ohio in the above case Sll offer for sale
At the door of the court house ia Perryshurg,
On Monday, January II, 1857.
between the hours 10 o'cl,cE A. NJ, and O'Clock
P, NJ, of said day, the fOow- real Estate The north
of Township No, four [il north Range twelve u
East, containing 50 also the South half OF the
North East quarter Of Section No. four y of town
ship No. four u North, Range No. twelve Cf2l East
containing eighty acres Also the NORTH West quar-
OF section No twenty niRe l29l Of township No.
six lGl north Of Range eleven llll East containing
100 arces also the NorthEHs quarter OF section N".
thirty [3oi Of owlshp 40. six [o north, Range eey
[lIl E1st containing lG0 also the East half
OF section No. thrty-twO l3= of township No. four
IA NOrsh range No. nine ~ East contniuing three
hundred and twenty ueIes; also the North est quar-
ter OF section No. thirteen ll3I township four l4I
north of Range nine [9l East, containing iCO acres
also the South East quarter Of section No. twelve Il2l
(gl t. containing loo acres also the North halt Ut
tio Nf'h Fast quarter Of section No. lhrtecn ll3l
OF township 1ner four Lll north range number nine
(9j last containing 50 acres; also the est haf OF
the South East quarter Of section 40 twenty-ene III
Township No. four d North, range No nine t9l East
containing 20 also the south half ofthe North
West quarter Cf section No. tweuty-eshs 2sl tuw'-
ship No four raj North, Range No, nine ~ East
containing 81 also the southwest quarter Of
the nCrth-east uuarcr Cf section nutnber twentune
E2l Of "a xnship rumbsrfour III nsrtA range nuaber
nine (Jl containing ~ acres also the west haE
OF the south est quarter 1T section nomber twenty
eight l2sI Of township number tOur "a north Tanre
nae ~ east, containing 80 containing in al
Fourteen Hundred and Eighty and all situate sud
''7 " CIV. NORTON sheriff
JAMES MuRRAY. ATTY -tr.9sfr
Dec. l. lS55-Hw5S7G0 co .
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Peter c, Benadum guardian, Emily Crane, ct. al
DY virtue OF order of sale to me directed and de-
Dhyered from the court of common pleas Of Wood
county Ohio will offer for sale the door Of the
court house, in Perrysburg
On Monday January ~. 1857,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and O'Clock P
NJ of snd y the north half of the north quarter
Of section number seventeen 40 in township number
seven u north, Of range number twelve (l2) east IN
Wood county, Ohio containing 81 acres, more les
p, c. BENADUM, Guardian.
MURRAY DoDGE, Arty's.
nov. u. lSi1-2lNGa2 Is.
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THE NEW YORK LEDGER.

This paper enjoys at this time the greatest
popularity ever attained by literary paper
in the world. Its circulation is immense, and
its popularity uubOunded, And it deserves
it all, for never has so much energy. enter
prise, talent and expense been employed on
any paper in this country as Mr. BONNER
has employed on TIE LEDGER, to make
it the best Family Paper in the country
SYLVANUS COBB, JR., FANNY FERN,
ALICE CAREY, EMERSON BENNET,
Mrs. SIGOURNEY, MARY STANLEY
GIBSON. Mrs. VAUGHAN, and OLIVER
SINCLAIR are regular contributors. In ad-
dition to these, score or so Of smaller lights
occasionally write for it, Here is talent
enough employed by THE LED GER to make
the fortunes of half dozen papers. THE
LEDGER is frst-elass Family Pal er, and
the handsomest Weekly published in the
country. Price SO year in advance two
copies for S. Address ROBERT BONNER,
Esq, Editor and Proprietor, No. "A Aun ST.,
New York. 1t is for rale at all the News-oi-
ces See the new Story commenced this week
by Mrs, CAROLINE lNGRAHAM.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
Rnnd Nntice.


ITO ue Cwncr ar owners Of the southwest quarter
- tile southeast quarter Of section q, township
., range east. that the county Commissioners al
their December Session appointed viewers meet AZ
the house of Elizabeth Walters on the 18th day NJ Ian
uaty 4 u. 1881, to lay ~ county road follows
beginning ON tie Giead and Portage road where said
road crosses the county ruad, running tire section
ne between seetions twenty-five 22) and wenty
en t2I) IN said township th'nce east the section
line t. the north quatie post ot sertoH ~ entv seven
- thence south an h halt suetou line Of said section
20 the nth quarter post OF said section twenty seven
Zfg thence east till il strikes nterscris the sa Gil
cad aud Port ,gc ruad aud there terminate; and n va
cate AL OF said Giead and Portage road lying betwecn
the comm :ucement aud terminus Of sal proposed Ilte-
ration. JNO. GINGERY, Petitioner
Weston December u, 1856 32wIS2.5O. ..