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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-12

CHERlFF'5 SALE.-By virtue Of a writ Of
- Iend. II. issued out Of the Court OF Com
mon Pleas Of tulon County, and 20 me direct
cd, will expose to public sale or o0rrr., az
the public house oi David -avcr,lu H4rt.c,ra.
un MoSDAl The ed % March INST. at o clock
PM, a certain IRdCT or LAND situate Iu
Hartley township, adjoining the public road
leading from The Laurr! Ran Church up ,-e
Valley, thence by lands oi H.rn1ei Scuaur-
soJih r. degrees cast Cs pcrchcs 20 d y.rt,
thence by lands Of Christian Gann noUh a.
degrees east rs pcrches to a post crra.s o.
Dot belonging 10 ) .hn Roal-, thence ty saIt
lot north s. degrees west lG and l-lO perch.
10 the place of bc~:nuiug, containing > Acres
more or less where n are erected a Two |r'.
Storey Dwelling House, Frame Barnard I
other OuthniIdiH"s. with the appurieuaas...
Seized, taken IN execution and 90 l- soil
a the property Of fhyandr Ctme7e.
DANIEL d. GULDIN. ShorL
Sher.ns Office, Lcwieburg, March >. l-l-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-12
Freedom, national; Slavery, sectional!
Township Elections.

NEXT WEEK, FRIDAr-MARCH 10
the annual Township Elections occur in
Cnion and many other counties. In ad-
dition TO the usual officers 10 be chosen,
the ASSISTANT ASSESSORS are to be elcc-
ted, to make out the Tfcnnial Assessment
an important matter to all who realize
the necessity of competent and careful
men, to lay the taxes equally and fairly
for three years to come.
In Lewisburg, hco School Directors are
TO be chosen in the North Ward; and the
place of holding Elections is to be fixed in
the South Ward
We would Ike 10 sec the elections for
judges and Inspectors turn on Lccompton
and Anti iLceompton. Let the Rcpubli-
cans in Republican districts have the Jui
ges, ard all the Anii-Lccompton men vote
fer him. In the Democratic districts, let
TIE Republicans fall in with the Anti
LccomptOn Democrats on Judge. Then
LIT the Republicans, Anti Lecompton
Democrats, and Lecompton Democrats,
each run a caulilatc for Inspector In
this way, pretty fair expression Of opln-
ion can lie got at on that question.
For the other offices, let the Opposition
and the Administration each put forward
their BEsT MEN, and then each STAND EY
THEIR FRIENDS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-12
a RESPONSE TO the Insult.

Some Of the Anti-Lecomptou Democrats
Of Lewisburg last week circulated a paper
expressive of their views, and obtained the
names of over One HUNDRED Democrats,
(morc than half the party) to it. They
claim large majority of The Democrats Of
Union county against Lecompton, ,ou fair
trial. The feelings of many, if not all arc
expressed by the following
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-12
EIGHT ACRES and Forty Perches.
SHERIFFrS SALE.

DY virtue Of a writ of Ven. Ex. issued out
ID of the Court of Common Pleas of Union
County ana directed, ! Will expose to
Public Sale or Outcry al the public house OF
Charles Crotzer,n the borough Of Mihlnburg,
on SATURDAY, April 81 next, al l o'clock, VI,
a certain Lot of Ground situate in Limestone
township, in said county, bounded north by
a Schoolhouse lot, west by public road leading
from Minlinburg to wha, is called BARRIERS
Little Mil, south by public road leading from
said Mill to the public road leading from
Miflinburg 10 New Berlin, east By lands Of
John VI. Taylor, containing One Fourth Of an
Acre more or less, whereon is erected new
Rail HOUSE &c. with the appurtenanccS.
Seized, taken in execution and 10 be sold as
the property Of JohH BnScareiF
DANIEL d. GULDIN, Sheriff
Sheriff Office, LewisburG March s, 1858
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-12
Account of Old Union County for 1857.

Orders issued by the Commissioners o: Union county
county Union, and for which the present county "
sny der IS liable Tor the one half
Hannah Jones Com Julii Chapel (sec bill 10 %
}. u. Linn Airy ia f,ct for John Blcon TTrasr T..
State Penentary, in full for support Of con
victs, for the year 1851 sg5 81 (see bill ~ i1 -
Peter kimps, adiur Of in. himple decd, witness
IN Com Jacob Stock, Septr 80, - So
Michael hlrckIcr tor assisting in the arrest Of ii.
D. Rodcarmel, and expenses (bl 81 sl3 30 %
IL. Pario-, ESl. coat for John and Ann Jones, Com
ys. j. Chapel ~
Jan. Penny road damages . 80
Robert Caulor and others, road view " 90
S6i So
We, the undersigned, Commissioners Of Ia" county Of
Union, hereby submit the foregoing accounts Of the eN
penturcs of the Old county Union Tor the year 4 D.
1891, correct and true.
Given under hands at the Commissioner utlee IN
the borough Lcwisburs. the eighth day Of January
4. u. 1858. JACOB iiUMMEL
Attest WN RULE, Comm r..
EJClI'D '. Il. LINCOLN,
We the uns rSEuci, Auditors of the county Of unlon
having carefully examined and audited the foregoing ac-
Of the Commissioners Of said county DO ind and
report the sai account Of expenditures Of III" Old cou
Union for the year lsjI true and correct A. stated
In witness whereof the said Auditors have hereun
to hands the Commissioners office, n the bor
ou.h OF Lewsburs, this eighth day of January, ~ D.
ISIS. A THOMAS,
JOHN kESSLER,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-12

ANNAPOLIS, March lin the Legisla-
'Ore Of Maryland, to-day, series of reso-
!utiOns, sustaining the action of Pres. Bu-
eha1an Gu the Kansas question, were re-
jeetei, by vote Of / nays to yea. The
resolutions were Vo.'l against by tho Dem
."'-:s, = com; 0f N amendment made
oy ;Ae American m-n5erS, ,ern.ius Scna-
'as D.rg'as, r5r. Wis-. .aI TX G.y.
'idl'-or a, aDsmc-ra.-.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-12

Notwithstanding the instructions Of
the Union county trio, Jackman of Gin
ton Co, went Auti-Lccompton, first and
last Scbuure Of Snyder Co, was Anti,
tu. caycl in i. last; while Miller, ofJu-
niata Co, the G,hy Wing who has
"Hlaim" before the Legislature. Wen; !c-
comr.-a ali ,hr-nGh.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-12
THE INSULT.


Mr.. Buchanan and his Cabinet are not
likely 20 err on so simple and plain a
questiou-and that Democrat 9ho Seis up
his osgn opiaion against theirs must have
great confidence in his own ability" &c.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-12
ITEMS OF EXPENDITURE.

Auditors Pay for 1857.
Auditors for making County Settlement for 1856.
including Clerk So 50
Kennedy auds froth and Reg { Rec accts 5J-o' %
Assessors Pay.
Assessors Tor their services in lsj. 12i 90
Election Expenses.
Spring Election, March, 1851 200 S.
General Election, October, 1851 l:9 1850 5S
Scrubbing Court House and Jail.
Il Ammons, scrub'g Court Room Dec 7. % so
Il Pario making fire, scrubg Ct I'm feh.57 II -
Leah Riiahaush. olsan's nov Court Hons 80 %
Mrs Bower and others, scruhC Ct IT. and Jail Il on
IL Hess, cleaning Court House and Privy 1911 %
Attorney Fees.
John Il Linn Esq. salary Commits s attorney 2j 90
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-12
Account with the townships for Road,
School and Poor Funds.

The above amount OF Taxes received b Il. IaE b.
Treasurer.
We the undersigned, Commissioners of the county #
Uui1n hereby submit III. foregoing accounts of the re-
cciis and expenditures Of the said county Jr tie y"ar
4. D. 1871, correct sui true.
Given under hands at the Commissioners Office in
the borough of .eWisbur.. the {, hth day of January
lsjI. JACOB HjMMEL,
Attest: NM. RULE. Commits iOntrs.
EICIID Y. L. LINCOLNb
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-12

- Ny Residence. on North Third street.
- Lewistur-, 81 H. 'front.' ami nclqG.rg
back building - Il. deep. Basement and
Auicil finished. Every convenience in the
way of oui-5u''ugs.
Also, Half Let on Market ST.. crrr-i.e
$. Riuer's residence, with good Well % Wa
ter and new stable; very desirable for lusi-
ness stand, OF residence, Cor both oul.arIl
Also. other Los, some wrth and some
without Buildings. John LCCEE.
Lewis5Ur-, Oct. 8, 1851.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-12
IEWISBURG CHRONICLE & WEST BRANCH FARMERMARCH r. 1858


MISCELLANEOUS.
J A Merit EeI. swearing sheriff and Coni'r5
Joseph VI Fsidiu, nails
J v Pennington, recording Deeds for c. iiC-
and copy uf SolUmpu's bOni
d copying Decd ir1sn S--tol: 20
Commi-'- Of Dnion county
l. Drirshach and a. klerkncr, tax refunded
which was oNrrchargci
4 Kennedy and j Il Linn. maxi tabular
statement for Revenue Commissioners i
X II Laird, advertising and POSTAGE
j kathermau, Il Election boxes Lewis Twp
Z Neyius, books and stationery J.
10 hlln1 books
A l. EDcnormuuiic. ringing bell for Court, 81
u Miller Esl. prof ser. Sny. Go. " Gultin /,
j l. Parks, crying yenduc at New Berlin
Brown Il Ritter, merchandise
l. u lierbst, cutting and piIing : cord .oOi
John lIoushtOn, stationery
Christ & CaiiN,lI, gal. oil and cen
Interest paid Northumberland Bank ]
do Lcwisburg Banl:
4, ! iIumuIyl Es4.
$ Auraui ant Nm Stonrick, for iron and ma
soH work On Jail al New Berlin
L Oldt, Tor coal, and boarding G Dectcr
aud VI Iiuusicker -
john Ncnsel. freight for iron hcistcais
Rogers & Eat, four iEUu bcdstgaIs IS
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-12

Riddle.


Riddle.
Ny first brings Joy To all,
My second Oft brings sorrow;
Ny whole but once year is found
II may come ON tomorrow. :
L r., 10 years.
MISCELLANEOUS ENIGHI
lam composed Of 81 letters
My . II Il ~ 10 is an animal
81 IG % : II is vessel
II 10 is nickname
10 l6 s is an island in Occanica
l. 10 u &c is nickname
e - | l3 - is IN the Chronicle Office
20 3 10 is an abbreviaton
is - 25 is good book
2i II IA should always be restrained
My whole is in llourishing condition
NJ l. ID, LeWiSburg.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-12
EOR RENTi !

y5Ns.E TWO FiOoIgS occupied AZ pre-
sent by Washington Hutchinson as a
saloon. They are suitable for SHOPS.
~ ALSO the OFFICE now occupy
For Terms apply to
Jan Il, 1888, JOHN b. LINN
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-12
Joy to the Admirers of a Fine Heal .
RICH GLOSSY HAIR

T-Ih n l.aU g.. ir s.ru4t exist wi-h-rt a r,- l.
hair, then IrnJ 90. following. ani b. ylu ak -
rir eE.-r 5urtj -H, iottle. rui one r. L IsEl, @
DEpFf~-O Or WOODS HAIR EE-TUIAIIyF-u
ih- aft~Htiu ot all old aud young. o. tLi. 80.
preparation, Higb furus back % it- ri,iual r,s.
haII--rJyers tie Eaat of the bald with a Ip,
uth-rrHoy-s tie CaulruG, itching. and NJ
U-aus erUptjrEs- causes a continual Tow q q ,-
laii- aHl hes. .r, i4 used rc-uiar drss-sr. ~.
hair sal fre-H.y- .ts ra.ur, AMI keep .t f,z3 rr
yt'ryH4- Ola age IH ad i,s natural I-au'7 ~
then gICu thc lIlI, tie gray, or disea-sl ia z,.f,
u-e b, aui suts.y tie .GIS siii not, as thsy q,
she flowing .Hr.s- or ii.s vitrhiu- curl ever b.
81. d. pasi.e g. u..u tiIr Q. -u- % tliuu-anIs
TIE AseIf fr TluE 5000 Hair Restorative in ~
Hav.r. received tLc feilarils letter ia !,-s.t p, y
l.e. .t..atlFy. G. p. d. 3.rtE7 .ilc-s
Ia.9 E-v-s- Corn, July ~ ISL.
Nr L.ty-leorfi i-..-. have t.sl t-luf..I i.
lau,ruT -.lI. .u any head i.r more tian q 7.-- -
ta.T t.ear in cone put, scarf and la.s tl-,tier
.u Sew Haven ap ratlut ~NO-t= lIalr I.e-lar..-
a. Durr .Il-! 80 y.gs t--. ca tle l.t OF a,r. .
arI r.r.i.-.i 0n- i.-I'- t0 trv if. aal lult ~
s--.f Do .- ..r -..rr- l- -aI.E.i fI.e -.I...
u.a i-.- r--s .. rrr T- lt i- nov ts.sr tila- ll..
,-us'. ui.. DO ali o1. have -r1. i4.L .l-
v.-. F.. f1 s.IJ m. t-" BOTTLES more iy tir F..-
bearer .l 'Nl.- don't iurw ar arE Of the kiat 81.
DO ta place. .u lay have market Tor many i-.
.'t.4 b. .5 -Lls p --t.', Lve.s with -,-4.r.
EjfC- PRATT
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-12

aEg-Last year, several Of our friends
improved the time, when the Township
came together, to get up Clubs for the
CHRONICLE. This day will afford another
favorable opportunity, and one or more
Clubs can be raised at any Election district.
TRY IT.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-12
The Campaign Of l85S--.
FIRST GUM


the season. The "Democfacy" declared
against Locomptonism, in hope of stealing
back into powcr-but the charm Of their
name is broken. The Republican majority
on Governor has DOUBLED from last
Spring-IIailc (Rep) havin.. 5.OVo maj,
oyor Cate Dem. as far as reported.
Esy-The gathering of cficc aud job
hunters and holders at narri. burg, as an
ticipated, was completely subservient to
the President, who had 50 majority out
of $50 votes Wm. \. Porter, beat
Sharswood (the original Adm. candidate)
out of sight for Judge, and Westly
Frost Of Faye,tc county vas taken up for
Canal Commissioner. Some bitter and
defyiug speeches were made by the Wes-
torn Delegates; and Porter will have
strong personal hostility. An Opposition
Ticket, judicicusly managed, can succeed.
Jackson Tp, Union Co., abolished.
FThe following Bill has passed both
Houses and been signed By the Governor.
The Township being no longer in cxi--
,euce, VIC conclude the Election District is
likewise cxtinct.l
AN ACT relating to Jackson TownAP,
IN Tie County Of L"jon.
Hhereas, by the division of Union
county, the greater portion of the territory
composing jackson township fell within
the bounds of Snyder county, not leaving
fifty voters in the part remaining in Union
county, the territory and population being
too small and expensive to keep up an or
ganization, Therefore
SEC. /. Be Il enacted DC, That so
much of the township of Jackson, in the
county of Union, as lies east of the farm
Of DR.. Charles Wilson, be and is hereby
annexed to Union township; and all west
Of that, to Limestone township.
SEC. >. That the Court Of Quarter
Sessions Of Union county shall appoint
surveyor to run the division line between
the townships Of Union and Limestone,
starting at the eastern line Of the farm Of
Dr.. Charles W l.sOn, anu 70 maAe OUT aA
accurate draft of the division line, aud file
q copy thereof in said court. and the ex-
peuse of running SAID line shall be borne
by the county Of Uuio1.
gIrWc learn that All, tho Congressman
from this District, alleges that the great
mule contract is not in his name, bat in
the name Of his brother, Carey ALL and
Cbas. Beltzhoover. We supposed that
would be the way, but will not Congress
man Ali be "abou:" when the profts are
counted up and diojded? Old Ben Frank
lin said tina: in some place, the law provided
that every man VINO owned a certain
amoun. Of propcr'y,as a horse or 4 jackass,
could vote, and that it was always qucs
ton with him in such cases whether the
owner of jackass. or the jackass, voted.
Our Congressman voted neiy': ou the rcso-
lutions to inquire into the frauds By which
the Lccomptol Constitution was formed.
-ltrry iigec1,e.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-12
TERlIS-in Advance.

,y7Sin2le cory one year SSI.jp, or ; cents
per week for a shorter time. -Four copies
- one year or one copy four years, for -.
. Ten copies one year,ive copies two years,
: or one cory ten years tor $50. Tor $50,
L5'Sixteen copies, or fifteen copies aad "Ot-
.3'zinachSon." For $50, twen,y-one copies
2 and "OlzinachS0n."
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-12
Real state

~ FOR EENT.-- \ first rate BRICK
-l4AHOUSE on Market street, between 7ih
and sth. Inquire at This Office. March II
A FARM AND SAW MILL,
WITH ,CIRCUL1R SAW,
VTNO be rented on Shares. in possession Of
Albert Wynn, on PennS Creek Limestone
Up. Union Co, with 22O Acres Of TIMER
LAND adjoining. The Saw ,osyN
Mil has been much heightened = n,Y. =
and improved, and can saw 1900 33iIfI.fS =
feet or more per day. "a
The FARM is called .J1 Acres. with
Orchards, and fields all uuseedef but / Acres.
To manage the whole well, the Tenant should
nave or i hands ana or j rcrSeS.
Inquire further of JOHN STEES, Tanner.
adjoining the premises, miles from Miftln-
burg, or Of HUGH BELLAS, Owner.
Sunbury, Pa, March ., Ie5S.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-12
TWO HOUSES 10 RENT, "A

nNE on South Fourth street and the other
~ on South Second street. Inquire Of
GEDDES q MARSH,
March jf at Lewisburg Foundry
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-12
Statement of Military Fund for 1857.

TREASJRER'S ACCOUNT
Robert H. LAIRD IN account ciM the NH-
tary Fund Of tnion County for 1857
DIR.
To amount Of Fines uncollectcd for 1856 and
previous years 1856 65
To amount Of said Fines assessed for
1851, as per book in which said fines
are entered by the County Comm'rs 5Il 90
Due COmmon'lh last settlement, lS56 235 u
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-12

Union County, ss.-I, Robert II. Laird, Trea-
surcr of Union county for 1857, do hereby
submit the foregoing account OF the Military
Fund of said county as correct and true.
Given under my hand at the Treasurer's
Office in the Borough of Lewisburs the 9TH of
January, 1858
ROBERT II. LAIRD, Treasurer.
WE The undersigned Auditors OF the county
of Union, having carefully examined and
audited the foregoing Military Account Of
Robert H. Laird, Treasurer OF Union county,
DO find and report The same true and correct
as stated. In Witness Whereof, We the said
Auditors have hcreunto set our hands. at the
Commissioners Office in the Borough Of Lew
Isturs the eighth day " January. AID. 1855.
!. THOMAS,
I'D. BoGAR, iAudijers
JOHN KESSLE Err,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-12

By amount Of said funds outstanding for 1856
and previous years $50 06
Amt Of said fines outstanding for 1857 235 Sc
Exonerations allowed Collectors 1857
and previous years lGi o.
Commissions allowed Collectors s IS
Exoncralions 10 Treasurer, ,ovcrcharged
in his account of 1856 81
Amount paid Printers for publishing
statement of Military Funds 10 so
Amount paidCommiSsioners andClerk
for services on military business 40 90
Amount paid Assessors furnishing list
Of Military men, Sls, a. cts II Sc
Cash PER receipt Of Treas. July 325 90
do DO July 20 IS IL
Treasurer Commission 430.l7,l lpr CT 80
I0lI 81
Balance due Commonwealth 1857 I2l 90
Sll32 81
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-12

Rent for Offices and Court.
S James balance rent Of Recorders Office II GO
J L Ross rent for Prothonotary's office s. 90
jesse Schrcycr. for Commissioners office 80 90
Wm frck. Trustee, for rent " L. Church l2j OO22i CO
Road Damages.
Philip Spley for road damages 90 90
Jer. Anderson and Jane Penny 30 O1-C9 Co
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-12

District. Collector Year. St. Tax. Co. Tax
Miillinhurg-Wm Guteius 1886 $IiO5 il7
(pad in part since settemeutl
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-12
Public BUILDINGS.

NJ Dcnicr, 81 days put & up heater in Gil. &c SIS
Eartlcy Reynolds in part for do do 2C0 90
Astoughton, fall for mahG pipe for heaters los l.
fIi.k Lilly. cylinder and CRATES fOE Officers 3 -
JSchrcyer Son, fall for furnishing C II. 1924 %
l. Palmer, for mskg privy, shelving Offices,
making privy we'll in Jail. &c. 5I6 90
Schreyer Son. 81 chairs Grand Jury rm - 10
Hayes, ll.13O lbs. Coal for CH. and Jail - o.
Jesse Schrcycr in part of bill for curb stone IL
fric< Lilly. in full for making Fence 1910 90
l. IIcrhst, " Harris and others cutting
curhstone, grading and work at C.Ii lot 2j2 81
IN liinciy. II days plowinc do 375
Soln Young, one case for Protho'y's Office 90
d d Gullin Es'l. rent for stable 1000
Wm Figcly, 3 tons coal 15-i22i %
Coroncr's Inqucsts.
Lincoln, Eyq., holding inquest on dead
body Of II Katherman, Hartley Twp II 10
Canior EsI. body of keiicr White Deer IL j.a2 -
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-03-12
Prothonotary's Office.
Court EXDcnscs.

Road Orders issued by Court.
Fl Clincan and others, diviI'g Hartley Twp 80 90
s l. Beck and others los 39-163 60
Fox Scalps.
Samuel Simonton and others 20 30
State Costs
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-26
l88E8 LOuIIAgYNDu8ILD AND pR0MpTLYPAID.
LOSSES PAID, e1O,la7, ,aia.s4.

lt wealth. with steady and prompt attentonto ierit
innate Insurance business and the execution Of contracts
In good faith have inducements with the public In selecting
their underwucrwe refer hem for test Of quality and
claims 60 their patronage 10 records Of pest services
rendering with Increasing ability andfa.
cilitesin future.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-26

William Nesloy,ys, neuty +, Merry, ct al
DtCUARn Williams, ha wife Anna q. Nvinlams aud
IL Ellen Osborn in the State ofNcw York, will take mo-
loo that William r. Neoley, OF tho county uf Seneoa and
state OF Ohio did the Goth dNvoi JAunaty A. H. ia3
Gle h pot Uon Va the Court of Common Plea, within and
iat the comv of sonuca Va said State Ohio against them
Mana e, osborn, Elizabeth r O,hora John l.. Osborn,
George Othotn, Mary Oshora, Edward Oshofn Henry H.
Ncrty w g. laue and Eag nlll dOfen settling 0rh
hs V. y. osholn, doceaei gave mougaee to tho said
William T. NoclcY on the OF tho South West quar-
eb anithe north east qusrcr Of the south we quarter of
section twentvhree, t2al, fown,hip hfoc, (an Range
hhceni al Ia Seneca County, Ohio containing i2O acres
NOW ~ ICES, 20 secure the paymeui of Five Hundred aud
Iwonty, $500, dout, according o tan note te,l
70 tn said mortgage rhAnce the giving aid morgalc
tho sad horn died ntcsato, leaving Mana q Oshhn his
widow, aui Elizabeth T. John L., Neorse, Mary, Elon,
and Edward Osborn, and Anna o. Williams, his children
And heiu That Richard Williams is tho husband of
Anna %. Williams and Heny v, Merry the dny nualidcd
and nctng 1dmnisFAtofofthu Estate OH F Oshofn de.
ceased TINT the defendants lane and MN claim some l
eret IN Md lands, undcs the taid ~ ~ ,hprn and NAV.
ing iha, 'ad eminsuos p.y said sum ciaimsi % be
dne with tnerost orthN said premsumA be- lod 10 nav
ne sa'no, pnttic said Nchatd Willams Anna O. VIII
hams and Epn ofhnrn nnUhsl that hav annaar and
answct said petition before the third SATURDAY after
ho gdlh day Of IaanaTy, A, n. iaSs.
y, ], BARTLETT & son,
ja2H'ow rlih Autt,
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Choice First Class Indemnity may Be E6feted
Without Delay, Nth this ioeU knoton and
dtle Corporation, hro'
w. p. & II. NOBLE,
or l.. ADAMS, Tiffin, O..
ofiesin Singers New Block, 9dstory. dee4.9m
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-02-26

NJ ANASSAH GrWu anl Nulnla Grove, aud Anth nv
vi j. Sanders their Guarliani Jacob Grove, aud Jncoh
Como hs Gunraui aud lnhn a. Osinn and Rohecca Ost
nm his wife win ake untcr, uat the ois day Of lam.
wy, A. u, t7iS John Ch,mhrts filed aprnn In the Court
NJ Common Pleas Of Scneca uounty, Ohio, who're the same
IA penling, demanding assrnmont of dnwrr IN, and
panuonoL the following dcScdbodands and tonments, to-
wits
The south hafofhc quarter of section sx t)
In township one az, ninth, Of range thirteen, t9 la Sen.
ecA county Ohio and containing oigy,onr, and fui nu
mndredth, acres OF lauli as iolnws, to.wiu
Tothe said Rehucua Ostnn tho full AMI equal thiu
pNu " sad lan and tchemens and ior her dover
tate hrrcin Ond that partition be made Of said premises
as follows, tn.wiu
To the said John Chambers, the mu and equal half
pNrl hureuG 10 tho said NnNassah Grove tho one m and
equAlouth pNr horrnG and Co he sad Nalna and Jacob
Grove, oach ihr ONE M and equal eighth part thereof
AZ We nest torn ~ said Cont application will De- made
by said John Chambers ur an orler that dover he assigned
10, and partition be made of dpromics, nrror hugly
| JAMES PILLARS,
| la22GN.p. st50. Auv mr retf
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