Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-09-20
LEGAL.

3E 8BEO 5kH HA6tFTE3N 81 G29SENTK
no. Is 65S 1%NicRoas % ". TSomSs, pIaintif Va
Waller 9. Bullock and Samuel b. Bullock, hers:at-
Hndrew JACKSON barry, john % Marshall % and ITcJ
Catharine Marshall, his wife, defendants.
The defendants above named will take notice that
on the 29th day of July 1861, the said plaintiff filed
his petition in said Superior Court Of Cncinna in
JAMES Taylor and one Armistesd M Barry were
the q s. Bank subdivisicn, situate south side Of
Cincinnati that % about isi5 the said Armstead NJ.
Barry departed this life, ana by his last will and
tSSI R91s VIII t to hi his to sell for
fG sqd sSS for hsT and
Should die Without issue, before the age cf tWeSty
one years. the share Of the deceased was to to the
their shares were limited over to Susan t. Taylor.
sister Of the testator; and heEheirs By the proyi;
Executors that the said deyisees both attained tho
age Of twenty-one years, and both had lawful issue;
es sSmSs BaCeE s
ectipg as Executor, united in the execution of a
nel B. Bullock conveyed to said James Taylor, jr.,
the undivided half Of lot H. and whereby James
Bullock, as Executor the undivided half of lot iis
that Samuel Bullock is dead and has left the
are minors his sole heirs atlaw; that his estate
has been administered; that in his lifetime he fully
aud that be and Waller o. Bullock and Samuel K.
Bullock, as his heirs at-law, &c, had and have in
that after the execution ofsad partition deed James
Taylor, jr took and has ever since held possession
ward Andrew J. and Lucy o. Barry, as such devisses
and their assigns have held possession Of lot ll6;
q Barry, whe has intermarrled with John ]. Mar
IN fee %p to &S f @ SaNt I0ta
is now in possession OF said lot l6 that plaintiff is
now the sole owner thereof and ought to be forever
Plaintiff therefore, prays that said petition be de-
intended and that il be affirmed and established;
that the said Waller o, Bullock and Samuel 4. Bull
plaintiff and that he be forever quieted in his title
and possession against their said claims, and also
further relief to which he may be entitled be given
him. Defendants are notified t. answer or demur
A. D. 1861, or Judgment will be taken in their alb
- Nj. II: 4 W. TILDEN,
au2-fWy Attorneys for Plaintiff.
A DIMINISH SALE OF REAL
n - BESTATE:-In pursuance Of an order Of sale Of
s @ Sf iaS So9bsr f9siSa
longing to the estate of W. R. Morris, deceased,
Lot marked "a" ION plat filed in this casol. be-
ing p feet SO inches front Fropt.street and ex-
tending back IN Ludlow-street to the Landing.
Lot marked b . ION said plat, being 20 feet 7yi
inches in 4 mt on Front street and extending back
Lot marked $50 ION said Natl being "a fact
IL 2.6 inches in front on Front .street and eT
tending bach to the Landing. Appraised at s7,OO0.
Terms Of Sale-One third cash. baIance in two
equal annual pay ments, with inierest secured NV
niortRaPe w n MORRTS ~
SARAH L: MORRIS.
seI2.aDdW Idmfnistra}ors
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NOTICE : HQNORA WILLIAMS, OF
did on the 18th day Of Juiy 1851, Ale her N peition,
inthe Court OF Common Pleas Within and 'fSr tHs
County Of Hamilton and State Of Ohio charging Eli.
tTeme cruelty toward her; also, chsrging him with
habitual drunkenness for more than three yeaTa
last past and asking that she NAV be diyarced Fre
the said Elijah Williams, which petition viii stand
H0NORA Williams
jyl7.fW BY JAMES BOYLE her ATTORNEY
- MN !; ~ = :,
ASELMAN, j. ?. Of UipoiD5atiH n T6wDsbiDI I = Hsm Am
ilton County, Ohio miller, Bruning and DfeFman.
plaintiffs, vs. r. Selb defendant On the 5Stb ds5s
OF August 1861 said Justice issued an aftacbmenf
in the above acfion aGainst tbs rransrfS ~ Sat1
defendant for the snm of sI02 "a dSs3 csuss is
set for hearing on t6s 2d 5sy of Noysm isSI az
ei9ht oicock 4 NJ u' -u uS' VI No'en - i'oi' as
MILLER, BRUNING a DIOKMAN