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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-12-14
WHOLE TICKETS $40; uALyss IS; aGpARrKa
llLiN 0F. THF iLOTTRRY.

The Numbers from Ito 80. oOn, cofreapond-
ing with those Numbers on the Tickets print
ed on separate slips OF paper, are encircletI
with small lin tubes o nd placed in q w heel.
The first 457 Prizes, similarly apri ted and
encireled, are placed in another wheel.
The wheels are then resolsed, and num-
Der is drawn from the wheel Of Numbers, and
at t,ie same time a Prize IS drawn from the
other wheel The Number 4 nd Prize drawn
out are opened and exhibitedto the andieace,
and registered by the Commissioners The
Prize being placed against the Numbe a. dfa wn.
This operation is TepeatcSltnntil ali tie prizes
are drawn out. s|9s Ess Il 49, ~
Approximation prizes.-The two pre-.
ceedihg and The Two succeeding N1mbefsto
those drawing the first TPIizes wf1lsbe emit ;
tied 10 the % Approximate lion Prizes. For eA-
ample: iflTieket No. 1l25e. dgaWs The $50
600 Prize, those Tickets numbered hI2IS, III
249, 1881 fI252, viii each. lie ehtitIea TO
1900. II Ticket No. 550tdraws The S 30, 900
Prize, thoSe Tickets numbered SIS, $40, 55l,
So, ywil each be entitled! to 500, aud so on,
accordinglip the. above scheme. ii
The 5,a40 Prizes of $50 Will be deter
mined by The last figure Of the number that
draws the $40, 100 Prize For example :'iif
thennmbef drawing the $50 900 Prize ends
with No. 1, then all The Tickets, whete the
Number,endsi in 4, will Be entitled % $40. Z
Ifthe Number ends with No, q, tbeh all the
Tickets where the Number ends ii 3 will. be
entitled To $40, and so on ID O. = ii sfssss
Certi6catesof packages viii be sold of the
following rates, whichis ttlerisk:
Certificate Of package Of l0w hole tickets, $50
(" q" 10lhalf 40
4.,,s 10auarter %
t0ieighth l0
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be forwarded by first mail. Purchases chi,
have tickets ending in any figure tltey may
designate. s
The Listo Drawn Numbers and Prizes will
be sent 70 purchasers Immediately afler the
drawing.
uPurchasers will please write tie Il sigma.
lure plain, and give their Post Office, County
and Stale. ft III
,GFsReInember thatevery Prize is drawn and
payahleSin full withoutd edlc lion.
GT.All prizes of 5 1000 and under, pa id inn
mediately after the drawing other plies at
the usual time Of thirty days.
{ All administrations strictly confdsntial.+E
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates
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Z B5s II list Of Nunbers that are drawn from
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each one is eUtitled 10, will be published i flet
every drawing, in the following PAPERS,
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leans Delta, Mobile Register, Nashville Ga
zette, New York Weekly Day Book Sayannah
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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-12-14

3SS.t3rss ~ 81 = IluIt AlueIs
GT All, kinds OF County Pfoduee, sueh as
Dried Fruit, Beans, lFeathefs, Rags, Beeswax,
Ginsang, Butler. Eggs, etc, taken at highest
market. prcesJ in exchange for Groceries.
Is. Strangers visiting GallipoIis are cordi-
ally invited 10 call and example our stock,
before purchasing elsewhere. Prices as low
as the lowest, and terms Cash
sSlstitzE ~. ,sg CO Al IIENKING. /.
Gsllipelis. Ohio, May 10, s5s, ~.
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\ POSTAGE. I

! The PQsTAGE to any part of the United
States win be but Tayenty-lOur Cents year
for ( BTJckwpod = and but fourteen Cents
a year for each of the Reviews.
AT the above prices the PeIlQsicals will be
furnished for 1859, .Ers5k III. is-sz
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-12-14

IUST received. by Steainef QaarfieT,
~ 10 sacks coffee,
~ i0lcases Shoes, E8E ii HES
20 e Boots, at
bblss Sugar
20, coo fine CIgaEs = 10 lie sold cheap for cash,
II JOSEPH SHIELDS. u
Z, NpY.a ssss. iaaa1
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-12-14

nAlLY sales at auction, or leaf Tobacco
~ by the hid. Cur Tobacco Msrketi is now
the4larges III The WeEi, aul communicating
attentions of the "Reminiscences and shippers
of the Northern, Ea$t ern, and Western States,
aud The greater portion Of the Southern orders
are filed at Louisville, The planters Of KaL
nawha Valley will find it 10 their interest, TO
ship TO us. The cost OF Transportation ID Lou
isyllis, including dragage, will be iabout IS !;
The Ware House commission only 81 per hid
making bit about one fourth OF lhe.cnst Of
transportation, charges, &c, 5, on eoasignmentS
sent 70 the Eastern cities. ..s
F6m 4s2G
~, srrsr.. !. Z !, !. ]. II - z
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EARLY cbP1Es.

I. The receipt of ApvANrE aSilrErs from the
Bfitiah publishers give .adljHpnal yatiie To
these Reluints, fnastfiiIcll as1hey can NOV be
placed ii the hasds Of Subscribers about us
soon as 4he~ofginal editions. II
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IL d no RS as0a AND IN 1sY WINES
'inRANrDY.
WINES,

| ii Mill Bejouf aim 10 keep constant supply
lofthe purest and best articles fUrmedical paI-
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-12-14

DURE WINS AMI, LI5INj5I ~ e.
! medicinal pin poses. for sals BY
j. II ROGERS.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-12-14

sSS. sat rides held in The
~ Clerks Office Of the. CifcaitE GouIt for
iKanawha County, in tliemonth Of December
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-05-19
Death of B EcLa;n.

The "Wh@elin" Argus" comes shrau lei IN
columns of mourning. which chrnnicles li,r
death of 3. McLain. late assistant eAii.r f
tn : paper. Tn, deceased was a native cf War
r-n. and will be r-m- mberel ly many Of the
yuu 2 men of this place. with whom he associ-
att in his boyhool days The Argus" says:
IT becomes orr melancholy futy {" announce
The leath Of Mr. L b MeLain. who has been
assistant in III Performance nf the editorial lac
b"rs of this raper during the past five years
Silence gives expression to the deepest grief. and
that pang which goes to the heart of the afiict
ell often strikes without producing visible signs
of the agony of soul it produces. We would
thai r.snact for the deceased you'll permit this
sal event to pass without a stroke from our pen,
or word from our lirs. because it is impossible
rnr us in IN Appropriate manner to give utter
anee TO our feelings.
An intimate business association with the dr-
eoased for many years. has given opportunities
10 hoeome thoroughly acquainted with his quail
tiles. Omen. frank. generous and genial. his
friendships. AMI he hal many. We're warn
Where known he was cs;eeme1 for his many
traits Of character aud spright!iness of mird
But We will persua these r-fections no farther.
Death the enemy ofus all. has claimed his vic
tim. and We mast r,sign without a murmur
Mr.. MeLain was about thirty one years of aCe'
in the prime of life and enjoyment of health
Ten days ago. he w1s attacked with the Fry
sipelas, from which time his physical powers
gradually gave way to the ravages Of disease,
until his earthly career was closed at 9 o'clock
last evening. May 10Th } He leaves a wife,
one child. an I a host of friends to mourn his
loss. He rests in peace"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-05-19
Fast Mays.

L Peitoa & Go. OF Gustavus. gave an invita-
tion to any owners Of horses ofthe same class as
their horse Kennehec. to test their speed in this
place. on last Wednesday. Notwithstanding
the Gather had been rainy for several days, and
the roads we're heavy, several nags were in at
tenAance. Mr. Thompson of Johnston, with his
hers. Excelsior, Mr.--w,th American
Black Hawk. aud C,eavelani & Co. Black Span
iari, Ilhe last named horse did not to-
These horses all made COOL time, kennShee.
las usu,l) taking the lead. The fact is, he is
hard To beat. and Il better horse is hard to fad
lie cane down the road like a locomoti We. is
white mans cleaning like silver in the sun light.
Excelsior went fast. and made a fine appear
ance. He is Il beautiful bay, and has splendid
action. We have never seen Il horse that hal
more of what horse ~flnciers call style. He will
be a ~f1vorite.
The Black Hawk IS a compact, strongly built,
active horse. has many good points, and goes
well, but We think is not equal to either Of the
others, in speed.
The Black Spaniard was brought from Yer
mont this spring. He is of the Morgan stock,
and has the appearance Of being an excellent
horse.
The Black Tiger. another of the Black Hawk
Morgan Stock, has been about this town for a
few days, auI is a very fine horse.
Trumbnll Coua;y can bOass of a large mum
Der Of irs. class horses.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-05-19
,B5rEses j. Stewart,

HAVING iist returned from the cas-.
Z Ltcra cities. isn0 = receiving the largest. cheap
cs:, ana est selected variety Of goods ia hs tine ever
disi ityel in warrro.t t. al CT he Eoald invite the at
teHt.Ou o. .nsro saHis, peit,rs and dealers ia variety
-n'fs. :. II Ureiared - oi-r At both wholesale AID
rrta .. at ufice, aud on terms IS favorable as any city
se>t Of ~ York. Nrrch ais wi-hi.s 10 sort NJ"
are IrGIcstcd 10 give meI Al -r.ore going To CleSr-
IL
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-05-19
The Ladies Benevolent Circle,

Having been short 0: material for work, and
being 10th to spend money which is reserved tor
cases OF sickness, solicit from their friends such
second hand garments as can be spared. There
ere children who would attend both Sabbath
and week day schools, if their clothing were
suitable. The Ladies will feel obliged for any
articles that may be sent to the office, on the
grounds Of MIR. Il. c. Belden, on Friday after
noon, May 2lst.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-05-19
Mr. A. S. Robbins,

Has left town for u few weeks He requested
Us to say that his partner, Mr.. LeRoy, will still
he found at their rooms and that he is fully con-
potent 10 take Photographs and all Other styles of
pictures, i'll the most satisfactory manner. The
fact that Mr.. r. had more immediate charge Of
the Photographic department, may have led some
TO suppose that Mr.. Leroy was unaequainted
with this branch; but a trial will convince all
that he is thoroughly posted.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-05-19

market, and The abundant and cheap supplies
for operatives. are considered carefully. they DO
not concele that the advantag 5 Offered here are
exceeded by no town in the Mahoning Valley,
then we ane much rii-taken.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-05-19

ZINE FRENCH HEELED Congress
4 Caters, just resolved at MecoNNELL's.
A FEW DOZ. OF THOSE FANCY
SOCKS. at McCONNELL'S.
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Removal

keInOVdI
Mr.. J. +. Brown has removed his stock Of Gro
ccries from the corner of Market and LloeFty
streets, to the building formerly occupied by J.
G ,ldstcin on Main street.
In a few days, when the weather is favorable
he will be ready TO supply his friends with iced
lemonade.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-05-19
THK STATE OF OHIO. TrumbulI

Anthony Hopsrl, Margaret
Iloas-l, Elizabeth Ann
St=hbins, a-i Austin D.
Eihbe-.
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Report Of he Committee on Writing

hEDO1G OF ne OmmlliH6 Ou GliilS
To the Members ofthe Warren High School
Your committee appointed to examine and class
ify the writing of the pupils under the instrue
ton of Mr.. J. Buckingham specially report.
that they have made such examination and have
with impartiality discharged the duties assign
ed them. asther of the committee having any
interest in The meter. further than an ardent
desire 10 promote and sustain the interest in the
beautiful arr" already manifest in the schools.
We would remark that all the books exhibited
a uniformity of hand, a care and n~eatness. as
well rs a rapid Improvement, that We had new
er before, under any system of writing or in
struction. seen surpassed. We found that we
had entered upon a very difficult task, in select
ing sixteen Of the best Writing Books from the
hundred aud fifty presented. The competition
We found in many instances, SO close that 1t
was almost impossible 10 decide with whom the
superiority lay. The entire class is certainly
entitled to much credit for their iniefatigable
efforts AMI wonderful improvement, as shown lay
their Books. OF tle four elassifications made
by US, the following are the names of those
whcss books were assigned to the first class.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-05-19
SHERIFF'S SALE.
PGLhs
john Ra;i.T,
IS. In TrunbulI Common Pleas.

= JAIL
John Rasi.T,
rs. In TrambuII Common Pleas.
John Graft & wife.)
BY virtue OF an order OF sale, in the above entitled
cause. issued out Of the COuT; OF Common Pleas %
TTumbull County, Ohio. to- me directed and delivered,
| have levied on. and shall expose to public sale, as
upon execution At law. at the door OF the Court House,
in Warren. in said county, on
Saturday. the 18th day of june 1855,
between the hours II 70 o'cloek A. W. and 4 o'clock ?
VI of said day. the following described Real Estate,
10 wit: Situate IN Rowland. Township Nj. in the
thiri Ea &c Of Townships in the Connecticut Western
Reserve. in the StIfe OF Ohio. AM which - aiSB IN the
County Of Tru1bull. and is known by part o. lot No.
81 in said Township. and is bounded As follows. viz
BEGINNING IT = past Standing in the centre OF The road
sixteen reds five links south az w~s: from the north
west corner Of la9d in Said lot decided by jacob Per
kins to Warner Young, June ~, i-5s. and al the south
vest cern-r % land contracted by said Warren Young
to Ira Hawkins: thence east thirteen rods 10 = stake:
thence S-2t3 Z. parallel with said road two eh1ins 10
Inks to a stake to the southeast c0TnerOf Ira Hrskins
land: thence west on sail uaSkins's.uth line thirteen
Ia 10 tl- Place Ct hrsinnisr, being : rods in width
from nor,h to south, and contains one hundred aud
fur square rods Of land. AID is The same ianl decided
by Warren Young and wife to John RatliE, June 80.
1858. Appraisal at sSup. Terms-Cash.
A. LYMAN. Sheriff.
sheriG's 0Gc-, Warren. May -. I7js-5y-ib3-
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To Contributors

To Contributors
The communication Off. will appear next
week.
That signed Solon is respectfully dceliLed.
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Hats.

odIS'
Wood, on Market St has received a supply of
Hats and Caps of all kinds The sun has been
hintIre lately TO hot headed men, thata change
in their head dryss might be profitable.
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The Place to Subscribe

HAVING made arrangements with
and Magazines Al The following low prices.
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NUARDIANS'S SALE BY ORDER

u OF COCET.- On the l2ih day Of JlLe. l~5S- Al
3 O'Clock in the afternoon. at the premises in Liberty,
!ririhull County. Ohio. will be sold to the highest bid
der the following Real Estate, rs the property OF LYNN
uarring. to Wit: Forty acres Of land in Liberty afore
sail. section or lot No. Q. and tosnded south 10y lands
formerly owned ny Jacob Us yauld. dec. east by lands
occupied nv widow larTing. north hy lands 81 Care
line IIarrins, lnt, west by section line. Terms n1te
known OF day Of Sale.
SARAH uARRING. Guard Of
Nav 10 ~ LYDIA Ilarrirs.
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EUTCHINS, eek & RATLIFF,
April lf-6E. Attys. for PIE,
TRUMBULL COMMON PLEAS.
a Nicholas J. Murphy. Fanci.
Tiernan, and Morris Jones.
CIVIL ACTION.
u

VS.. CIVIL ACTION.
George l. Woodforl. Sally Wood-S
ford. Seth A Bushnell, Lauren SUMMONS.
Merriam. Andrew J. Robinson.
and John u. Reynolds.
The defendants. GeorgeL Wooifsrd and Sally Wood
ford will take notice that the plaintiffs have Gled their
petition asking for the sale free from homestead ex-
e~nptiOn. Of the premises formerly occupied by said
defendants as a homestead in Hartford in sail county:
also. for the application Of the purchase money Of some
buildings sold of said lands by the said defendants,
together with the proceeds of the premises to the pay
nent OF a mortgage OF the defendants Robinson and
Reynolds. and 4 judgment of thu plaintiffs obtained a.
the June Term Of said Court. 1854.
Said defendants must appear and answer by the 18th
day Of June next. or the petition will he taken for con
fessed, and judgment entered accordingly.
HUTCHiNS, 0 & RATLIFE,
April %. lsJS-6w. Attys. for PHI.
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THE STATE OF OHIO. Ashtabu
l. County. IS

IN n COURT OF COMMON FLRAS
Cyril wooiworth. anil Rachel M
Wood sorth. PlaihtiGs,
va
J. ]. Foes. Mary z Fohes. Julia
}. Fohes, Sally ?. r0tt.r,J Pv;
ter. L Cox. ". Cox,C NJ HOY ~ PARTITION.
ari. L. Howard. X hiilil $, J.
Philips. J. 4. Phillips. kIizsl
Phillips, Emily PHILIPPE. and
- Phillips. heirs OF j. Phil
lips, deceased.
The above named defendants will take retice has
potion vas hIsd against N ii on she 3rth day of
ArriI. 49,. in the Court or Common Pleas within ard
for the County Of Ashtabu!a- by the above named plain
ti6s. demsnd partition Of the following Real Estate. TO
wit: A certain piese CT parcel Of land lying situate in
the Tosnship Of Wayne, in the COUNTY ri Asktatula.
and State Of Ohio, being = part OF lot No g. beginning
ut The South WRIST corueT ct said lot. running thence
East fnrty-OEs chains and IS links; thence North 81
chains; thence West a. chains aad Is links; thence
South to the place Of beginning. supposed TO contain
9j acres 3 roosls and ] rOti Of land; excepting and re-
serving therefTom z ur acres in the North west part OF
sal piece above described. heretofore conveyed 10
Phi enian B~rockway. and two acres in the South west
part Of said lot, heretofore cenyeye d ~ Rachel " Rohes-
ALSO-rh- following piece OF land lying in the
Township Of GustavuS. in the County OF TTnnihGll. and
STATE Of Ohio. being a part Of lot No 81, and bounded
North on the township lire; East 10y the east line OF
slid ic. O.; West by lands formerly owned by Lotion
Hohcs and Solomon Waters. and extending 40 far
Sluth from said town line as to contain seventeen acrps
of land
And that At the next Term OF said Cnnrt. the said
plaintiffs will apply for An order that PARTITION may lie
made Of said premises.
DIted .his 30th dag Of April. rs. my 5-js.
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I EGAL NOTICE.
n Martin NSrehousel
Va. Transrn Co. Con. PIsas.
nil IInAhn-l ~ II

Mary Morehapse minor chill 81 Eli Aorshouse 2nd,
deceased. and the heirs Of John Ao.ehouse. deceased,
residents &c che State Ct Iowa. are notified that a petit
Of April. IS5S, IN The Court Of Common Pleas for he
COUNT OF TrumbaIl, and State Of Ohio, by Hartia
MorehouSe, and is now pending, wherein said Martin
demands partition Of The following Real Estate, 20 wit:
Parts OF Lots IS ard a. in Greene Township in raif
Trumbuli County. and knOEn as the ha,ance-sixfy Eve
acres having been granted ont 10 Wheeler Morehouss
of the estate Of Eli MorehOuse, deceased, in Parcels
as follows: to said Mary 3-ls; to the said heirs OF John
Morehouse Ais; to sa hubbard } Is; and TO said
Martin S-is; and that at the next term Of said Court.
the said Martin will apply for an order that partition
may be made OF said premises accordingly
R. B. BARNES, Atty. for Pet'r.
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I Asst CALL-TiSose persons indebt-
81 ed tn Dr.. " .liiam Paiue. sre h-ehy notified that
his Notes and Books are len with the undersigned or
immsjiGfe collection. II yoa wish to save cost, call
On ne at ny Office ever Smith < McComhs store; aat
pay up l. H..
Warren. ArriI1. IE5s-6w.
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t9G3 A VI. Express hound West meets Mail bound
East At Aurora.
S5:i1 P. u. Express bound East meets Mail bound
West at Nlutua.
x CONNECTIONS,
At Cleveland with Cleveland d Toledo. Cleveland. Co
lumhus < Cincinnati Cleveland * Erie. aaa Cirve-
land & Pittsburgh Rail Roads.
NJ Scion. with Hacks to Chasrin Pals.
- Nantaa with Hacks for lavenua
a. Braceville with II icks for Nezton Falls. &c
Warren with Hacks To Sharon, GreeHviile Mead
vile. BLOOMFIELD, Garfield. &c
Youngstown, with Stages to New Castle. Lowell
Poland and Enou Valley, and thence hy l.. Z W
q c. Rail Road to PITTSBURGH.
April u. ISIS. CiiAS. l.. RHODES Supt.
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snturday, the 5,h day of June, 1858,
CHERIEF S SALE.
y LoreEzo l.. Chapzan.J
c. Garner. Ct. all

By virtue OF an order Of sale. issued out ofthe Court
Of Common Pleas of TTuTlhuI County Ohio, to ne
directed and delivered, J have LEVIED on. and shall
expose ut Public Sale, at Tie door OF the Court House
in Warren, in said County, Oh
Saturday, the odd day of May, 1858,
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A NJ. AID 1 O'Clock
z. NJ. Of said day the following described Real Es'
ia. to wit. Known as lots twenty two A and twenty
two C. on the plat Of the village OF Newton Falls,
surveyed by 2 r. Stowe, in JIne- ls3- and recorded
in the bcok Of maps in the Recorders 9hce in trum'
ruII County Ohio, page 80 and 81. Appraised at
$500. A b. LYMAN. sheriff
Sh-riG's OGice, Warren. April =lss, '5S-5x-2.3S.
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gNTHE PROBATE COURT OF T, UNI
a buii Couuty, phio-
John Jones, Admr. Of Esther FheiIs,
~dscea'ed,

AfNA SS-ANls NaAN-
John Jones, Admr. of Esther rheirs,0
dscea ted,
vs..
Julll Reel and Sampson r. Reed. her
husband. Ambrose Ichuor and Geo. PETITION To
IchnOr heirJ OF Pad nee Iehnor,
deed. Desire MattDcks. Maryette
Bi-eiOv and Frank Martin. heirs of SELL LANDS.
Esther Martin. decd. Geo Catlin
and Nary Ann, his Hife. and Desir-
Jones, iutern1Trie1 with john
Jones, .ke Petitioner.
You are hereby informed that Cd the 9Th dsy OF
April. A d ls5@. said Administrator G.ed his petition
in said Court. the object sad prayer Of which etitiOn
il to obtain ,n orsirr at the hearing thereof. to he bad
IN The ? dag Of Jane. le5|, or rs soon thereafter as
counsel can be heard IN anl Tor The sale Of the fOllos
ing Real Estate. OF which the sait Esther Phelps died
seized. TO Wilt The farm noS in tie oec, pancy OF John
Jcnes. the p"titinner. and the same upon which the
said deceased resided At the time o. her decease. heing
par; Of section humber two. in lot number one in New.
ton Township, in the county aforesaid, containing 81
acres.
ALSO-The undivided one-half Of 4 certain other
tract or lot Of land adjoining tue above. OF which the
decedent died srizei I. exclusive OF the buildings ard
Improvements made ~ the petitioner thereon.
JOHN NE5 Admir-. OF
Esther Phelps. desa-
Datei April -. 1853. mly-j ~.