Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-03-03
1f0Ybu0h's Ve,y Brick.

to which theV invite the attention of buyers.
Their stock consists Of Ready Made Cloth
ing, Hats, Caps, aud Bonnets, of every varl
eLy, size, shape, style, and cost. Piece
Goods-a splendid variety, which eau he con-
verted into Goats, Pants dna Vests in aSlye
of workmanship nnsurpas. ed in thiS "ncck
oil woods.
Ladies' Dress Goods, such as Ribbons, CAL
icocS, &c. &c.
All of which will be sold at prices aStonish
irgly low.
Cali and examine for yourselves before pur-
chasing elsewhere, they ate determined not
10 be outdone.
TAILORING.
Both partners are experienced workrnen.
Mr.. Howe, is well known in this community
and Mr. Pollard has for several months past
superintepded tire cutting department in
IL. K. Blackstone's clothing estahlshmentin
Athe ms. They 1iatter themselves therefore
that they can please even the most iastidlous.
PomeroY, Oct. "a, S56-;t.
DgSOebE&S BUEFING'TDN VS. Samu e.
ID Burlington aud others. Heirs at law Of
William ufIingtnn, t'eccaSed-Petiton in the
Coutt of Common Pleas, for the county OF
Melgs. in the State Of Oho-George ". But
fington, Wesley F. Burlington, ! ane p. Wood
yard, Alfred WoDdya'd, l'hcbe woodward,
Dunbar Woodyard, and Baldwin r.. Butiing-
ton of the county of Writ, in he State Of Nir-
gina, and Solomon Burlington of the county
Of Wood, Virginia, and Reuben Tubbs and
Betsy Tubbs, OF the county Of Adair, in the
State of Missouri, and Seth Burlington aud Su-
So Bufington5 of the county of Muskingum,
in the State of Ohio, will ke notice that on
the 2Sth day of January, 1851, said Brooks
Burlington, filed in the office of the Clerk OF
the Court of Common Pleas, in and for the
county Of NIeigs. in the State Of Ohio, his re-
tition against them and other heirs at law oI
Will am Burlington, deceased, stating therein
among other things, that in the year 18f9, said
William Burlington, being then IN llte and
owning a eaSehold estate in the following de-
scribed la nd, situated in said co UNITY of Meigs,
to- wit: Sixty acres off the west end oi Lot
No. 3, in Section No. %. III Township No 4,
and Range No. 2, the same land being known
us ministerial land, and that on or about The
17th day of October, 1919, said William But
fington, conlormably to the statute in such
cases provided, surrendered his lease Of said
land to the Auditor of said county oil MelgS
and became the pu rChaSer of said LAND at the
rate of $3.50 per acre, to be paid IN Twelve
annual instaliments 10 the treasurer Of salc
3 county,, aud that thereafter, in or about the
year 1851, said William Burlington, for The
sum OF $4,000, bargained and sold alloi hi
right and estate ia said land to TIE Said PLAIN
till and said Wesley f. Burlington, and tina
under said sale he put the plannA and saIt
. Wesley F. in possession of said sixty acres
That said contract was reduced to writing
duly signed and delivered by said William
Burlington, to the plaintiff and SAID WeSle
t., but has become mslaia or lost and IS no
within the knowledge Of the plalntlf, AM
that IN or about the nOntb OF une, d. ID. 1884
the plaintiff bopgh of said W esley f., all q
his right add interest in said sixty acres. Tha
large part of. said $4,000, was paid by tn
plaintiff and said Wesley F., TO said Villain
Burlington in his life time and that the resi-
due of it has been fully paid 10 SAID Georg
W. Burlington, administrator of said Wiiiial
b ufiinEton, deceased. fi..
The prayer of said petition is that the PAL
ties dependant thereon, to be adin dyed and oi
6ered To release to the plaintiff aA the i1tel
est which, as the heirs at law OF said Wi
liam Burlington, decreased, they may reSpec
lively have IN said premises. Said'partie> 81
further notified that they are required to al
pear aud answer said petition. on, or before I'll
thitl Saturday after the l1th day Of Marc
rext. J. 9. CARTWRIGHT,
Feb 3-wt. Attorney for plaintiff.