Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-04-25
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|" The Trotter Estate I'm Europe
$4,000, 900 Dollars tosbe Divided


ls,OOO,OOO Dollars tosbe Divided
among Sevenfy.twO Heirs.''
We, whose names are annexed. being de-
scendants of the European family of Trot-
ters, and wishing to have the above estate
collected and divided, which will require a
concert of action upon the part of all the
living heirs, do, therefore, state that we
have complied with the terms of the attor-
neys employed by DIR. j. M. Trotter, of Va
who is one of the principal heirs, and EN-
powered by large number of other heirs o
attend to the business, and we ask all others
3 who may be connected or have any claim
to make themselves known, and give their
immediate attention and assistance in the
matter. and ask them. wherever they may
be, to have this notice published in some
regular newspaper in the county and State
! in which they live, SO that general notice
may be given. q
(Signed) ISAAC Newton DIXON,
ISAAC TRoTTER.
do certify that Isaac Newton Dixon and
Isaac Trotter, whose signatures appear, &C.
knowledged the above to be their deed and
act, and that they are entirely reliable for
their word, or any contract made or given
: t-e HATCH,
Acting Justice OF the Peace in Licking
county, State of Ohio, April 10th, 1868.
STATE OF ONO,
Licking County. IS.
1, Samuel A. Parr, Clerk of the Court of
Common Pleas, q Court of said cou nty, do
hereby certify that Aevy Hatch, E-q., be-
fore whom the annexed acknowledgment
was taken, was, at its date, an acting JUS
tice of the peace in and for said county,
duly authorized by the laws or Ohio to
take the same, and that am well acqnaint
ed with his handwriting. and that bis sig
nature thereto is genuine; and that the an
neXed instrument is executed and acknowl-
edged according to the laws of the State of
Ohio. -'ie f3
In testimony whereof, I hereunto sub
scribe my name and affix the
[sEAL. seal of said Court, at the city of
Newark. this 23d day of April,
[sTAMP.l A. D. 1868.
SAMUEL A. PARR, CLERK, ~
By VIM. SPENCER, Deputy Clerk.
Jewett & Norris, attorneys at law, and
agents in America for the recovery of un-
claimed property, money, debts, &c in
Europe, cases. prosecuted in favor of heirs.
legatees and next of kin in person, by the
resident in London, on favorable terms.
Office 46 Washington street, Boston, Mass;
No. 8, Woburn Place, Russell Square, M. c.,
London, England.
The above is the card of the attorneys
employed in the case of the Trotter estate,
the reference are: "Isaac Taylor, G. w.
Norris, President Steamship Company,
New York City; D. j. NJ. A. Jewett, Gem
eral VIM. A. Omstead, Fl. D. A. RUSSELL |
Dakota Territory /; Col. E. Rice, U. 5. Army,
Hilton Head, S. c.; 7. G. Croft, NJ. D.,
Greenville, G. H., s. G. The heirs are at !
liberty to address the above parties, to
satisfy themselves about the attorneys, &C.,
and all who are interested, can address DIR.
j. M. Trotter, through the Post Office,
Clarksville, Tenn, enclosing post stamps, |
and their letters will be forwarded to DR.,
Trotter, who will answer them, and wishes |
all the heirs, or all the Trotters and their
descendants to meet him at Clarksville, |
Tenn, on the 4th day OF July, 1868. and they |
will learn all about the heirs to this estate, |
also where they can have a lawyer to write |
out their genealogical report. Every one
will be expected to pay their quota of ex-
penses in the case. This euiU require prompt
attention. Let contention be held. N. b.
a copy Of the paper that contains this notice aoi
be sent TO all the heirs. n
DIR. Trotter intends donating one hund-
red thousand dollars of his share of this es-
tate to establish his system for the educa
tion of the Head, the Heart and the Hand
of children who were robbed of their Pa
rents, Homes, and Patrimony, and have the |
Institution conducted upon chronological
principles. sa