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Slate Of Ohio, are hereby motifs ~ 'i,i
lfttin. ~ ffn - y dr. a.' .rnr It 49,
t.s4i.t!i q pl.lJli Eleas, CuYa-
.ls c.ul.ty OniO, stating that on the 9Th day Of
October, 1883, the said William Slads executed
and delivered 70 Little Keyes his six promisory
notes OF that date for the sum Of $4,000 each
with annual interest at six per cent. until due,
and ten per cent annual interest after due paYa.
Bile one on April ], 1891, and the other Eve each
yearly thereafter; that on said October 9Th 1855
to secure the payInentefsaid aOtes. the said VIII
liam Slad6 and Josephine L. Blu1e executed and
delivered to said Little 4 Keyes mortgage deed
thereby conveying 70 said Little Keyes, their
heirs and Rssignees, the following described
premises: Situate in said Cleveland, being Lot
No. !, In Block NO. two, and and on the north
easterly corner OF Huntington and Garden streets
In said Cleveland said lot being As feet front on
Huntington street. and 40 feet on Garden street,
and being same premises conveyed 20 said SlRde
by said Little keyes. That plaintiff Is now
the legal owner of said notes and mortgage ,
ard that there Is now due Plaintiff on said notes
from said William Slade S4S9 As with annual In
terest after October o. 1881, at ten per cent. on
Sie4 81 and on S242OO after April 4 1852, az ten
per cent, and the annual interest at SIX per cent
on $4,000 after October 4, 1855, until due, and
ten per cent after due.
The object and prayer Of said petition Is 20 re
cover the amount due on said notes, and 10 sub
lect said mortgage premises to pay the same
Said defendants are required to answer said peti
tion en- or before the third Saturday next after
the expiration of six weeks from the first publ
catiOn0f this notice
r. HOVEY, Plaintiff g Attorney.
Cleveland, April %, 1s62:3oI
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lIlNTNe ANp hIANuFACTUREa.

The great resources Of the State, % coal, Iron,
Lead, Zinc, Potters Clay, Llmestone, sandstones
&c, &C., are almost untO1cheds tEey 1ESi5 ths
arrival Of enterprising and eneTgetlc men sccuE-
toned to convert them into gold
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ApriIIs. lss2sss9 Plainiins AttRY,

OHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of writ
y Of heri facias, issued from the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Ouyahoga county, and State Of Ohio, and TO
me directed, in the cause wherein Laura r. MeVay
s plaintiff, and William McVay is defendant, have
levied on and shall expose 70 sas ct public auction
at the door Of the Court House Of said county the
twelfth day Of June, A. D. 1852, between the hours
Of two and four o'clock, p NJ, Of said day, the fol-
owing described lands and tenements, to-Wit
Situated In the township Of East Cleveland, Ouya-
hoga county, and State Of 0hie and Is part Of lot
81, and Is bounded follows, toWit: Easterly, by
the Holloway road, called nOrtherlY, bY land Of
McVean; westerly, BY land Of George o. shumWays
and southery by line drawn parallel with the north
ery line, and far enough therefrom TO include one
acre"
Appraised at two hundred and hfty dollars.
JAMES A. DRAW, Sheriff.
(By Henry N. johnson, Deputy.l
LoRIE PBEEFlss, Atty for PPf,
sherid7s Once, Nay IS, le6289l
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vvS.S Fsres5 fEiaks OF Sbe Dsnloeratic
Address
n be PlhhSaphis Pfess) Z A
No more emphatic -admOnition Of the
purposes entertained BY the leaders Of the
prssen ntuooraud sntganiEatiou could
have been laid before ths American people
than this sxlrsosdiuafy prpduction. Not
sl4gle FoTa appears in t3is Adqreff y
fsfse " thasNaf for The malhtenanoe OF
the government or N opposition 70 the
rebels Who are fghdng for lie overthrow
Is 4 not amazing, Ia such crisis IS this,
while nearly seven hundred thousand free
men are Offering their lives as a sacrifice
20 ths iag-Ehila hundreds Of families are
mourning tao loss Of their husbands, faith
era, soma and brothers, and With the re-
cord before their eyes Of the monHtrous
atrocities ptrpetraied upon the wounded
who hags fallen into the hands OF the
trsitrrs and even upon the dead bodies Of
these Ehc died In honorable battle--that
dNtnE1ished Z gentlemen, protesting g
Efe1ent large portion Of the peopla q
~ United States, should deliberately end
oaelg refuse to say that the var In which
are noW engaged is q Just War, eng
t 70 g being conducted 90 preserve f
frees. l1d most generous governm4pl y
the WpEld2 The bravery, and the ekill,
etd ~ nbdefation which have e1torea
ron foreign and hostile nations express
Gio1s Of astonishment end praise, do not
eWakeu 3 single throb in the breasts Of
thoao foufteen Democrats members Of
QngttSs-
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Dated Nav stb OineE a b iss9 81 y AayisS2 a; x =

MASTER'S 5ALE.-Pursuant TO the
fV command of deoretal order Of sale issued
from the Court Of Common Pleas Of CuYahOga
County, at the suit of John Harper against 7. W.
Fenkell and otlers, 10 me directed, Ishall expose
for sale at public auction at the door Of the Court
House, in the City Of Cleveland, In said County,
on the Tth day Of June, 1852, ct O'Clock p. NJ,
the following described lands and tenements, 70
wit: Situate in the townships Of Chagrin Falls
and Russell, in the 9th range of townships In the
Connecticut Western Reserve, In the State Of
Ohio, and which is also in the Counties Of Cpya-
hoga and Geauga, and is known as hsing parts Of
los Nos 19 aud 20 In said townships, and bounded
as follows: on the north by the north Line Of paid
tract No. 8; on the east BY land decided By Aaron
Bliss to Joseph S. Barrass; on the south hYl the
centre Of the road leading ffom Ohagrin Nalls 10
Russell Centre and vest BY line parallel With
the east line and so far distant therefFum q -
nal e thirty. .eeven 80 100 aore1.
And, also, another piece, situate in said town
Ghips and counties, and is known BY being part
of The Champion tract, and bonded as tolDWB:
beginning at the northwest corner ofa thirty acel
lof owned by Chester Plastrage; thencealenk the
west line Of said thirty south TO the centre
Ofthe highway; thence along the centre of the
highway westerly fsF enough 70 contain twenty
iouF acres; thence north to the south line OF the
tract thence east to the place Of beginning, con-
taining twenty four acres, be the same mote or
less, but subject 70 all legal highways. AppFaiS-
ed at SI6sI GEO. u. VIVIAN,
EFT. HAMILTON, Master Comm'F
Pitts Atty. maysSql
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Rearhsr 81 - FiorIlla.

d IC0rcspopdepes Cincinnati Gazette-l -
Imagine a karoh moFniRg end en- Au-
Glst nooa and you have cur weather. The
heaglegt, ehilliest dews fall during the
night 90 that oVerooats are 9 necessity IN
re morning, and then BY nine or ten
o'clock the sun drives US to the shade with
tAo coolest costume We can wear.
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LEGAL NOTICES. $.
[Ik IN N III OIlMHINNInNNRS

MIG sll VIII OkSNt ~ A65AONHh'S
,lNl, eALE.-PurauAnt to an order Of sale 70 me
dir0oied from the Court Of Common plssa for Ouyn-
hoga lgppntys1 n the state 81 Ohio M a. sotlon
theleit 4fnaih9, wlietain Banlhe Hayhau IL plAin-
TIN and IenrY G. Abbayr uf the oltato
Of Robert Parks, deo s "a ,hsd ottkr1 arc dsfspd-
ants VIII expose iof sale % public auction, at the
gool q tne Court House 10 said county, the Ath
following deecribed lots ot land situata In the city
q Oieveland Ia said county, being In the Buffalo
CompaLy'B purchase, and numbered and appraised
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Ar FROM s. no s12 PER ACRE,
)0 Acres in Farms So 100 Acres and upNaF
laIELINoIS, the Garden State Of America ssa


ulatiOn Of /, ,T23, 666, and a soi capable Of sup
porting 10000, 900. No State In the Valley Of
the Mississippi Offers 50 great an indueement 70
the settler as the Stats Of Illinois. There Is no
part Of the world where all the conditions Of eli
mate and soil 50 admirably combine to produes
those two great staples, Coax and WHEAT.
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CULTIVATION OF CoTFON.

ne appointments ~ Cotton eEztsrs ars5S
perY great pT0n1f5g. C0HmelcfBg n t1fitlid1
80 deg. 80 h1i1. zee Aatt00n on tis Brglcd,
and Assunlpti on ti5 Aais Ltss), a. Con-
pday ol0as fioEsGndsofa faoros a5eFt adaptsdso
tie perfection Of NE fl5rs. a ssftlsF bd1fng
f11ltg OF 9oEng chst1Hsa, can MN theil'
g0uttfitl labor 70 q most l1gQfsd5ts Account -
fhs gsolsfA GE9 perfection of TIE Ptant.
1hs 0tgOnOus eesrfi0ls a0lg n5dtilg 70 OBJ
fQtl q. GllppzV4o Of fslia52s seed SBffed 70 tie
rsquirsSelts of Els col Of lltinots, lctt, e q
hoped, speedily gt0s ss65cieHf G1sOaat 20
plant q great bFeadfh Of td1ld-
MINING AND MANUFACTURES.
The great resources Of The stste, b ceal, Eon,
Lead, Zinc, Potter8 Clay, Llmestone, Sandstone,
&c, &C., are aihost unf0lched they aEsit the
arrival Of enterprising and eneIsetic men aceul-
toned to convert them into gold
RAILROAD SYSTEM OF mLEOIz
Railroads intsfsecs TIE whole state. S115,
0o0, 900 have been invested In cnmpleiing the 4
great network that links every part Of the State 4
into Immediate eounectlon with the 1lErounf In1.
atatss and the directsz thoroughfares Of con-
merce-
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAM.ROAD
Trarsfses the whole isngth Of the STATE, non
the banks Of the Mlasi1sippi and Lal1s Michigan ,
70 the Ohio. As Its name imports, the Railroad
runs 5nrougn ne eenfFe o. ne 1.asei ena y e.
theF Eide Of the road along rs Eh1ie length ha =
the lands offered for sals.i -
10 ACTUAL sEI.TI. .n5& -
From the unprecedented asFsaisEss IEi5 Consf
pany offers, Il is not surprising that 4 ahauld Z
have already disposed Of l. 300 zoo acres q land.
It Is now selling At the rate Of 5, 600 scrss per
week. 8 The population along the lne has trehled
IN ten years, and Is now Sl4 81. Ihe Company 1,
sen 70 actual cultiTators, and SFaf eoniracs con
tains an agreement 70 cultivate.
CITES, TOWNS, MARKETS, DEPOl8.
There are Ninety Elght Depot5 q tie Conps-
ny'5 Railroad, giving about one sE=Iy seven
miles \ cities, Towns and Villages are situated
route, EheEe every desirable commodity nay b
found Is readily ss h the osdesf clas1 of tie
Union, and where buyers are . b net for all
kinds Of hrn produce.
EDUCATION
ifecnazzes and. working men EilI ind the nee
school system encouraged By The State, and en-
d0Wed With q alafEe reFs1ue lor the ppolt e Ne
schools. Children osn I've d Eghs Of tie school,
the college, the church, and grow up With he
prosperity Of the leading Stats In tie erel1 He1-
ten Empire. .rst-
/, 10 one vho has visited this splendid region of
country can d l5t that = equals the most iaEq-
ed descriptions that have eFeT been giTen q &;
but let any careful observer visit L, and la VII
inform YOU that TIE half has not ben I'd offhs
adrantsges It offers for immediate oceupation
and immediate returns. The farule1 7of fhs Errt-
ern and Middle States, md oalslda are noFing
% Illinois In great numbeTl; ehd 4 q believed,
thai II these surpassng a13antags1 gaFe made
known 70 the farmeFa mlthsnicl, mauIiacturerI
and working populatio1of oFer-croEdsd Europe,
they would promptly EFal Themselves o. h5
knowledge.
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WHEAT, COBN, COTTON, TOBACCO.g !

Peaches, Pears, Tomatoes, and every variety Of
fruit and vegetables is grown 10 great abundance,
Immediate vicinity. Between the TerTe Hsute,
Alton ST. Louis Railroad and She KaRkakes
and Illinois rivers, a distance Of 115 miles On
the Branch, and lbs miles on the Main Trunk,
lies tn great Corn and Stock raising portion Of
the stafa
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NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY

For th6 Bp6edy ana Psrnaansnt Cure Of a
GoBoTThsa, Glest, UFsfhdl Discharges, SemiIiA
Weakness, Nightly EinissiOaI, lseoF-
aaGle6, Gcital ISTiibiiitV
Gld DeJiIity,
eHAVEL, BTlRIOrURE, and AfFIUTIOEs Of o.
I9VA -EIuEEA8 And BIAD0EEt
which has been used By upwards Of
2 aCIJH iltUEDBED tHYM0lkN6
In their private praotios, with entire Success super
lsding Odbebs, Oopabias OaBGulolS or any compound
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS
are Epssdy IL action, often asoting cure In fsR
dSy1 and The1 4 cure q ofsctsd q la psrmansnt.-
Tho 6rs rforrod nom feost4ble ektracts that are
harmless on The system Ind never pan1eats tht
garoogtsd, al nRuBsOu1 taste e avoided. No change
81 diet q dsoeg nay whilst uEig thsl; nor dc tsiE
Gction interfere with bnsiness purtpit5. lacd boz
contains EiN dozen Pills. Price ONE DOLLAR and
viii Be sent bT nail on rsosipt o. price and two q
'tsnP4' g e. sA:.S. "; GlIAkAs ~,
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Cleveland, Paines7ille & In Common Pleas,
Ashtabuls R. r. Co. Cuyahoga County,
A. whiting. for money only.
KTOTIOE.-A. WHITING, A HoE-REsI-
dent OF the State Of Ohio. viii take notice
that the Cleveland, PainesVille Ashtabula
Railroad Company, did on the 6th day Of Nay,
1852 file petition in the Court Of Common
Pleas, within and for the County Of CuyahOga
and State of Ohio against the said A Whiting,
defendant setting forth that on the Sd day OF
March, 1862, the ssid defendant was indebted 10
said Company in the several sums on accounts
Of $40 50 SI6s, and $50 10, amounting in total
to the sum Of Sa73 90, with interest thereon from
March 8, 1852, for charges and transportation of
certain three lots barrels oil carried and convey
ed over and upon said Company's Railroad from
Girard TO Cleveland, o., and there at the latter
place delivered by said company for said defen-
dant. at his request, that the SAID SUM Of money
was then and Is now due and payable, that said
sum Of money nor any part thereof has been paid,
and said company prays judgment against the
said A. whiting, defendant, in the sum Of three
hundred and seventy three dollars and sixty
cents, with interest thereon from said Sd day Of
March, 1852.
And the said A. Whiting is notified that he is
required to appear and answer said petition on
or before the 2sth day of June, 1s62, or judgment
will be taken against him By default.
RANNEY, BACKUS & NOBLE,
- Attorneys for q. P. & A. r. B.
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Nowhere can the Industrious farmer secure
such immediate results from his labor as on these
deep, rich, loamy soils, cultivated with 30 much
ease. The climate from the extreme southern
part Of the State 70 the Terre Haute, Alton ( St.
Louis Railroad, distance Of nearly 900 miles. Is
we'll adapted 70 Winter
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O. PALhHR,
Plaintiff Aftornav
Aprill6:3S9
Harvey stephens and
George Presley, Plaintihs In the Court Of Common
against Pleas, Onyahoga %.
Norman O. Baldwin, ct al !
DefendAnts- For Relief.
TOMAS "a HMA Rnn PHILLIP

Il 4 ONAO u n MA MI, EdlLLE
q 7, Heartt. Philandsr Bennett, Henrietta Ben
Richards, Robert Fleming Assignee in Bankruptcy
Of BENJAMIN 7. Tyler and the unknown Heirs Of
John D. Macy, deceased. deendantg in the above en-
are hereby notified that on the 81 day Of April A. D.
1862 said plaintiffs Eed In the Ofce Of ths Clerk Of
said Court, their petition against them and other
defendants, setting forth that said plaintiffs are
themselves in the possession Of the following de
scrbed real estate, TO wits situate In the County Of
OuyAhoga and state Of Ohio, and being in that part
OF Bhe city Of Cleveland which was formerly called
261, IS, $40, 2S and 2S4I in Block Z Of the Buffalo
Company allotment, 30 called and have been In such
possession ever since September, 1858, that and
prior to the 4th day OF July 1857 said lots were owned
In common By the following named Dersons, to wit;
BENJAMIN II. Tyler, Griffith p. Griffith, 6hslden
Thompson, Philandef Bennett, William n. Rich
WinsloT, John B. May, and Samuel N. calender,
that on said llIh day OF July, 1885, said parties 90
oTninG said lots in common, duly executed and de-
lsered 70 said Norman q. Baldwin deed thereof,
Baldwin duly conveyed said lois to Frederick Bald
win, who, on or about the nth day OF September,
ls53 duly conveyed the same to these PLAINTIFF that
under said deeds Of conveyance said Norman o.
Baldwin, Frederick Baldwin and said plaintiffs have
respectively been In the exclusive possession Of said
lots ainee the 18th day Of July 1851 that said
Baldwin was not and has never been recorded, but
was sometime after Its delivery to said Norman U.
Baldwin, lost accidentally destroyed and has not
bsen and cannot be found, BY reason whereof the
title Of said plaintiffs to said lots is oouded ald the
defendants appear OF record to have interest in
and to said lots whereas, in TACT they have inte
rest whatever. The petition prays decree con.
drminR their title 20 said lots and tEeluding said
defendants from any claim thereto. Said defendants
required 20 answer said petition By the lith day
of June, I551 or the same win be taken confessed
and 3 decree rendered aeeordtngiy; ,,
aprilI6.sss Plsintifs Atty.
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nR. RIBNON.

Professor Of E5egtr0Pasly ard EsaisiEs,
Omcs-us Seneca st., few dOOru ron Superior
o.l5s hourI lrom % u ana non . 5 o'eloa1
psily, tBundaT1 axosBesd-l aGG3
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mVHE GRHFENBERG FAMILY

THE GREFENBERG FAMILY
MUDIOIHEB are prepared under the tmmedt.
Ete sufargiGion Of q Skil4al PhTEioiau, and thsy
rh6 iFeics Of the community b not insultsd
1Y ths olsT o. q gingle medislne Rhich cislmH to
Si1t al sisTSn aisTsnf msdioines, "a une1uSIodir
tlis cure d the di1elral t1f which they arc recon-
msidsd, snons Nhioh nay b Cslsoted one lppropIi
sis q say d 70 diSs1isS inoid6Gt 70 tb6 5ouaTI
~ ti75is1ls4r FsesiSbls PIils are bosSsr thAE
aY othsf kind % Rlli ll ths gOrld--grics S cent?.
.Hha CfalsnbsrE UtsriDe Uatholio0n d a. inialii'
BE rsmsdI ior aL 6erel,9 80 ~
eilsass e the hdnsy5 urinsEx olLaoaIty p mae
iciS con- 5is5und q Ia r1s-prieS 81.
Iiie 20 lE.snssIy sIEak q ceEtals s1e s5S
ne GE.s nheEg plle RelnedI neyef Lai9 2 Rermn'
n6ltiy relieve shiI dlIsrs 1ilsss-prtoe II.
Th6 GFalsnbsrT Ohfld-en'i Panabaa Z IN invElu
sbs compound II ali diseases incident % ohildrsn
me Gr1 snbsrg IeVsr and Ague RemedT 4 soV.
ralgn fpscilc loE thu Harllcuiar ule b0c.
Fhs GF8elnbeTG OongumptiT6lb Balm a1ords the
most ltonIsaiiS relief in sl pulmonary complain .
9s nv oF | thSt s. Ss a. 5lls ST ne aTsSnbsS SIb
OOnEumQtiYe'1 Balm used with GLeat saooe.1 y
2s5.-.l,s,,, - - w = go-.''-@ 4
fils sT-isn bsre Hsalsh BltteIS are most pIeaaan
a9a sia t9n9 ssE 3 y Seisi; g
inBEEnnstl6n 81 eii5sss % the EYs-pEios s. oSntl
CO aqQn
~ Il 3 h d 5 S ssss 55 nat Il sarSsl. si 1 aS s.
olaIsd und6F the hsad Of Eemels BIsoagsI. We haVE
used your GraienbsTg Medicines and hsEe beeh
greatly benefited thereby, 90 much go that EeIl
the prios double Would have them. To the thou
sands Of our say who ere Iuharing fr0m weaknesses
Es Woald recommend the Oatholioon e q sure penG'
Ca. It giVss strength 20 the EyItsm and enable
sa0h 1f the organs o. tls hnE % Psrt1EIn eher ~
Tropriassf fun0tiOna. 1fB. ". O4IAat 80
MN. y. n. WHEkG,
us gQ.3WORMBTHIE.
EIsdtna, March I. 1851. IL. 1F -F-r.Ca
-1 fne aficle named haoiaz NB Gfe I7f7 oIl1lly -
suHintsd with, and know that for several yearl
Wills We lived In Medina, they were great sufferer
Hiss 8. has been % badly ainiotod that II was Wit
dimonlfT Gie Nas sbs . sand upouhsr fest. A feJ
bottles of UafhoioOn entirely cured her Of her CON
plants. Ny wife rocaiVed great boBent nom tnii
faedicine, We recommond e 70 the Ladies OF thit
county e . nafs and Efficient remedy tor the mEhT
complaints thGT are ERhieot 90.
eII JOHN WEEKB,
t Editor Garfield HsEll1i
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'OATs, BARLEY, BYE, BUCKWHRAT,

= ~ .-a-a- sssss-lta- Is--a=rres
And vegetables suited 70 the climate, are produ-
eed in great abundance. The northern portion
Of Illinois Is about the climate of Pennsylvania,
while the southern part has the climate Of Ken.
lucky ana Virgins, giving variety Of temper
ature in the State, suited to almost every pEoduet
Of the United States.
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THE ORDINARY YIELD

Of Corn Is from 80 to so bushels per acre.'s Cat
tie, Horses, Mules, Sheep and Hogs are raised
here at small cost and yield large profits. = Il Is
er Inducements for Dairy Farming than ne Przi-
ries Of Illinois, q branch OF farming 70 which but
little attention has been paid, and which must
yield sure profitable results. Between the Kan
kakee and Illinois rivers, and Chicago and Dun
leith, a distance Of IS miles on the Branch and
147 miles By the Main Trunk, Timothy hay,
Spring Wheat, Corn,
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aprnI6:sss
Court Of Common Pleas,
CuyahOga County, o.


w.
Charles WinsloW, IS the Court Of Common Pleas,
aRsigaee of Reabin G.
Hunt, for the bine1t CuyahORa County, D.
Of the creditors Of O. .g. .t.
q. Sexton, Defen ant.
MOTIGE.-U. O. SEXTON, OFTHP
IN state OF Michigan, will take notice that John
ell did, on the 27th day Of november, A. d. 1851,
nle his petition in toe Court Of eommOD Pleas with
In and for the county Of CuyahOga, and State Of
hio, against the said CHARLES WinsloW as asaiFnee
30. setting krth that he has . oil In against the
etSee Of the said Il. g. Hunt for the sum Of 500,
lntefest rom OeSoosr 245n, ls9SI ana tS4l and
said assignment was fraud on the other creditors
OF said Hunt and praltDg that the assignment rf r
e. Hunt to Charles WinslOW be declared Is enure
the equal beneft Of Bli the creditors Of Ihs said
Hunt, and By leave Of Court the said o. Sexton is
made party defendant to said suit And that said
o. o. sexton IL required to appear and answer said
petition or befJre the third Saturday sfter the
sOth day Of May next. "
Aim 1asa.asn pinlr.Ill.- ~