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Sale. to an order of the Jourt of Common Pleas of the counly of Huron, made at the May ern of said Court, in a case wherein athan Jenkius, Administrator of Asa Sanibrd's estate, is petitioner, and James Sanford, and Sophronia Sanford are defendants, 1 shall, on the Sth day of February, 1840, at 2 o'clock P. M. on said day, at the Eagle Tavern in Milan village, in said county, offer for sale at public auction, the following described lands and tenements, to part of Jnlot No. 49, situated iu the village said counly, beginning at a stake standing in the southeast boundary line of said lot No.

40, and live rods from the southeast corner (hereof; thence north, 35 degrees west, 16 rods across said lot (o a slake upon the northwest boundary line of said lot; thence south, 55 degrees west, on said boundary line, 58i feet -to a stake; thence south, 35 degrees east, 10 rods to a stake on the south- cast boundary line; thence north, 55 degrees east, on said line, feet to the place of 56 square rods of ground. Also, Jnlot No. 15, situated in said village of Milan, in quantity, acres of land. third of an acre parl of Inlot No. 30, in said Milan village, with a dwelling house and barn thereon standing, described as beginning 110 feet from the northeast, corner ofsaid lot No.30; thence i southerly on the east line a i lot, rods; thence westerly across said lot to the one rod alley; thence in a northerly direction on said alley, 5 rods; thence across said lot No.

30, to the place of beginning-containing one third of an acre. Also, the westerly half of Inlot No. 48, in the town plat of Milan, in said county, in quantity one half acre of land. And a quarter ofaulnlol in said Milan village, lying on the west side of the east half of lot No. 48, bounded easterly by part of said lol No.

43 formerly owned by Abijah Comstock; westerly by land deeded by Moody Mcars to said Sanford; southerly and northerly by the street, being rods front and rear, and 10 rods deep--containing one fourth of an acre. Also, a certain tract of land eituatcd in section four, township 5, and range twenty-two, in said Huron County, being part of lot No. 4, in William Eldridge's partition, heginning on the west line of said lot chains from the southwest corner thereof; thence north, 87 degrees 30 minutes east, 25 chains lo ihe center oflngnways atastakc standing norm, 83 degrees east, 77 links from a hickory 20 inches in diameter; thence north, 5 degrees east, along the center of highway to the southeast corner of lands deeded to Sophronia, James and Giles R. Sanford; thence south, 80 degrees 30 minutes west, with the south line of their land to the west line of the lot; thence -vilh the west line south, 5 degrees 5 MII- utes east, lo the beginning--conlain- 5 rpds; thence in a northerly direction 44 feet; ihence easterly across said lot io the place of beginning-- jeing the one foiulh part ofsaid lol, quantity rods of ground, with a dwelling house thereon standing." The lermsof a i be made renown at the lime and place of sale. NATHAN JENKINS, Jldm'r.

January 7, 1810. 50-J Sale. Kxcculor's pursuance of un order of the Court LATEST ARRIVAL. LAW NOTICE. MAST-UK'S i ofa Decretal order, issued from the Court of Pleas, in ond for of uml of Ohio, to mo directed delivered, shall oiler for sale, labile vcnduc, at the door oftlm rt in knid county, on Friday, the day of January, A.

J). lr10, alone o'clock in ilic afternoon of said day, the fullow- described real estate, i I Lot biiuil t'fi'vr for sale, on the on Tliurhday, the WUli day of between one clock, P. M. and 11 'clock M. on d'iy, Jn-lotF and the i a of Monrocviile, in said comity, i the i i a i the a a a commodious A a.elhvMnirtic Untiitf, in biiid i i belonging to the of Jlrnry Tire, For of the T.

WOKCliSTLU,) i.v T. JibC.ll JJei i-mbcr, -il, I Adndni.sli'alor' Sale i of an order of made by the Court of Common Picas of Huron county, in a cause i George Master's Ogicc, Worwullc, Dec. 31, number twenty-five in the i a of Choate and llosca Jacobs, us admin- Monroeville, Kidgeh'eld township, Huron iterators of Asa deceased, are pe- county and of Ohio--to satisfy a utionere, and Betsey Jacobs, iidwin Decree in the Court aforesaid, in f.tvor of Jacobs, and others, arc defendants, we Willet Lawrence, Samuel i i a li oiler for Bale, on the premises, at I. Willis, Algernon R. Chase, Henry L.

public a i on Saturday, the 15th day Van Wyck, Josiah Johnson, and llobcrt February next, at two o'clock, in the and against John Tire and Pe- afternoon, on said day, a part of lot tcr J.Taulman. JA1KU8 A her faix, in the third section of the tow-urn Chancery. ship of Norwalk, in county, bounded north by the north line of said lot No. six, wcrt by a part of said lol No. six, set off to said "Betsey Jacobs for her dower east by a part ofsaid lot six, heretofore set James Sanford, and south bv a line running from an iromvood sapling, standing on the i of the bank, bix or eight feet from the edge of the pond at the cast end of the bonth line of the dower right, cnst across the pond to a point twenty leet above and from high a mark, when the pond ib flowed; and southeasterly by a i i thence down the titream to said James Sanford's land; together i the right of keeping up and a i a i i a dam, and i water in the pond, and on the a i i land above, so as to render the i Bite useful.

Reference can be had to the petition and order of sale, for a more i description of the premises, and for the courses and i a of the i of the tract. The sale i be made subject to the i ow's right of dower therein. Terms made at the sale- W. CHOATE, HOSEA JACOBS, Jldni'rs of Jlsu Jacobs, dcc'd. E.C.

A A JilCy. Jan. 14, 1840. 51-4 it's virtue a Decrelal Order issued from Ihe Courl of Common Picas for the county of Huron and Stale of Ohio, to me directed and delivered, I shall oiler for sale at public vcnduc, at the i i Court House in Norwalk, in said counly, on Friday the seventh day of February, A. J).

1840, at one o'clock in the afternoon on said day, Ihe following described real eslate, lo A certain tract of land "lying in the second section of the i of Norwalk, Huron counly, Ohio--in quantity forty acres--bounded on the north by land belonging to Thomas Benedict; on the east by land deeded by David II. Fitch to William Tillinghast; on the south by said Fitch's land; and on the west by the state road leading from Milan to David Gibbs' house in said Norwalk; being the same land conveyed by said Filch lo Cornelius llarson, on or about the fourteenth day of February, A. D. 1837: to satisfy a decree rendered in the court aforesaid, in favor of John Buckingham, and against Cornelius llarson, Philo Comstock and Abram mead. JA1RUS KENNAN, Master in Chancery.

January 7, 1810. 4 50-5 Master's csl in the nPIlE Subscrihcr receiving at the old 1 Mand, two iojr west of O. Hotel, a splendid asvoilut'-iit ol DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CAPS, The Dry Good-, of Minures Pilot ninets, oi various colors and a i i Bc-aveiicon and 3-1 and C-l English, French and Gei man JVIo linos-, Circassians, Cali'-ofs, at iiom lie. lu Sib Gd. a i Silks ol v.mous colors and qualities, e.

c. Hardware --Knives and Foiks, Pen and P.icla-l Kmvc-, cut and hand filers, pad and innik llammcis, knives, carpenters' hatchets, lion, Nails, nail Brandy, Holland Gin, St. Croix Rum, Madeira, Port and Malaga Wines, MoLixscs, Young liy-icn, Old liy- and Hyson Skin Tens, Suy.us ol vai ious kinds, pepper, tobacco, etc. Also, a splendid assoitmentof seal seal and scale! Caps, Ftu Collars, Mulls, of which will be sold at the luwcbt price lor Cash or produce. 1 WM.

B. ICSAPP. Norwalk, Nov. 11, Itfc'J. L.

LATJMER, and J. R. OST have formed an association in th. tire of Law, Norwalk, Ohio. The "ive stiict attention to professional bi eiitiusted to them in this, and the adj counties.

nofi-1" opposite the rsorivaju July, At WIllTBEC Attorneys and Counsellors at Lav Solicitors in Chancery. Office in tlic firitk Block, over W. 1 All i i lo llicir ca i i a ntlended to. Co. Nov.

1. Ii39. LAW. Jlltornry and Counsellor at Law, Solicitor in Cltsmcery. gjf Ofln.c one dooi of J.

Norwalk. Octob'-r 7, 139. Kate your Ashes! HE subscriber ill pay the highest price for any quantity of good house Ashes, i at i Ashcry in I'cru. Black Suits also wanted, for i a liberal price will be paid. ALO.NZO I I FOX.

Peru, Jan. 1, lo4U. 50-3 B. 1 STATE OF UJIIQ. and Huron Coinnwu vs.

I a of an ing 184 acres of land. of land situated in the Jllso, a tract 3d section of said Norwalk, being part of lot No. 6, in a tract of (58G acres located by Abijah Comstock, beginning at a stake standing on the southeasterly bank of Huron River south, 57 degrees west, 12 links from a while-oak TAi TY virluc a Decretal Order, is- sued from the Court of Common Pleas for the county of Huron, Ohio, to me directed and delivered, I shall oflcr for at public vcnduc, at the door of the court-house in Norwalk, i said county, on Friday the four- eenth day of February next, at one 'clock in the aflcrr.oon ofsaid ollowing described real estate, viz: described as lying in the fourth sec- ion of the township of Norwalk, in he county of Huron and Stale of Olio, and adjoining the land on which the Factory now stands; bounded on castwatd by the State Road Icad- ngfrom Noi walk lo Medina; southward by land belonging to the Norwalk a a i by land which lately be tree 15 inches in diameter, and running thence south, 42 degrees west 3, 32, to a stake-, thence north, S7 degrees 20 minutes cast, 4, GO, lo a stake on the Jine between said lot No. and lot No. 5, standing soulh 79 degrees east, 5 links from a W.

Oak tree 2 feet in diameter; thence along the line ofsaid lots Nos. 5 and 6 north, 4 degrees 25 minutes west, 25, 99, to a stake in the River, at the northeast corner of said lot No. along the north line of said lot No. 6 soulb, 87 degrees 20 minutes -west, 7, 39, to a stake on the eastbank of said River; thence south, 21 degrees 20 minutes east, 5, 90, to a whilewood Iree 9 inches in diameter; thence south, 11 degrees 40 minutes east, 3, 95, to a while-oak tree 2 feet in diameter; thence south, 13 degrees 55 minutes east, 7, 40, lo a stake; thence south, II degrees cast, 7, 90, to place of beginning--containing 12 acres of land." Except the following which have heretofore been set oil" to the Widow, and is part and parcel of the above, "A part of Inlot No. 49, situated in Milan village, in said counly, beginning at a slake standing in the southeast boundary line ofsaid lol No.

49, and five rods from the southeast corner thereof; thence north, 35 degrees west, 1G rods across said lot to the northwest boundary line of said longed loElisha Whitllescy and olh ers; northward by an alley three rods wide; and i i about thir ty two one hurulrcdths of un acre-being the same lot of land deeded to said Ichabod Marshall, by I'laft Benedict, the 5lh day of March, A. J). 1829, and recorded, see the G14lh page of the 5lh volume of records of said county of Huron: except ten feel in width across the cast for an alley:" to satisfy a decree rendered in the court aforesaid in favor of Sarah E. Gardiner, Gilbar- tharp Earl and Barack Michncr, and against Ichabod Marshall, Darwin E. Gardiner, Julia C.

Gardiner, and Henrietta Gardiner. A 1 KENNAN, Master in Chnncciy. Master's Office, order of the Court of Common Pleas of the county of Huron and State of Ohio, at i October Term, A. D. ISM, Bishop partclo is hereby notified, that on the 21st day of October, A.

D. ld-'39, -Tames L. Couch filed in saitl Court a Bill in Chancery against the said Partclo and llenrv Terry, John Lyon, lliram i and George Ford-the object and prayer of i i is, that the said Terry may be decreed to convey unto said Couch and Partclo land hereinafter described, on i paying said Terry the a due him on a contract. between said Terry and for the t-nle of eaiiA land by eptember, A. JD.

1631, i contract ms been duly passed by assignment from ie said Lyon, through the said Ford and 3irch, to said Couch and Partelo, and on lie said Couch paying to said Partelo a urn of money sufficient to make up to him he amount which he hus paid for said and, over and above one half the amount of money which has been paid therefor by both said Couch and also, h.it said Partclo be decreed to pay said Couch one a the cost of the im- irovcmcnts i said Couch has made upon said land, i is described as fol- 0 in the first section of the township of Bronson, in said county of Huron, and is the south half of a lot of land formerly a i i to Penney and contains 06 47i-100 for general iclicf. And the Partelo is further notified that unless he appears and pleads, an swcrs or demurs, to said i i i sixt; days after the term of said Court the said Complainant, at the next, term af i a i a i sixty dajs, wi apply to said Court to take the matters said i as cor.luobcd him, and decree thereon accordingly. J. M. SoCrfur Compel.

Dated Dec. 23, Ift39. 48- 1 John J. Akcrnian, ATTORNEY AND COUJSSELL01 LAW, A SOLICITOR IN COANCEIIV orwalk, Huron County, Ohio. October 1.

1839. JE. Jfl. Sfone AT LAW. Office in the 15nck Block, up sta Norwalk, Oct.

2, January 11, 18 10. 51-5 MASTEU'S SALE. virluc ofa Decretal Order, is- from the Court of Common Pleas for the county of Huron, Ohio, lo me directed and delivered, I shall offer for sale at public vcnduc, at the door of the court-house in Norwalk, in said county, on Friday, the fouitccnlh day of February next, at one o'clock in the afternoon on said day, the following described real estate, to number twenty seven and twenty eight, in the third section of the township of llu- lot; thence south, 55 ro IIliron counl )'i and State of on said boundary line 3Gi feet to a i and lots number twenty four, of said contract. STATE OF OHIO, 1 1 Tosur-ii ANUVJIISON, vs. ST.

JOHN, ST. JOHN, GKORGC LOCKWOOD- A at thcxOctober Term of the Court of Common Pleas, held at Norwalk, in said county, in the year, 18:50. the said A i filed his i on the Chancery side of said Court, setting forth, among other things, a on the Kith day of March, i i a St. John and Ksthcr St. a and wife, both of Norwalk, in the county of Fairfield, and State of Connecticut, through tbcir agent, George (said yViihnm claiming' i through i i entered into a wutlen contract i said A agreeing to sell to said A 116 acres, '2 roods and twenty rods of a situated i the i section of the township of Cannon, now i in said county of at the rate of three dollars and fifty cents per acre, i i a a and taxes: a the full amount of the consideration, interest and taxes have been paid that said Anderson has made i improvements on said land, and is now i pottCasion of tlic same.

Said bill prays that said defendants nay be decreed to a out and i to a i a a deed a i land, agreeable to the terms Cyrus K. Drew, Augustus K. Dudley. Jouathan D. Stoddard, Thomas (Jrinold, John Ratchet, Sanford Peck, James Brown, Lucius V.

Bicrcc, Asa E. Daniels, Zudock Bowman, Royal Bowman, James W. a Simeon i ami Hannah, his wife, Joseph arr, and Cosby, his wife, A Wright, and Harriet, his wife, EFENDANTS, in this case, will take notice, that the Complainants have filed their i in Chancery, in the Court of Common Pleas of the county and State aforesaid, wherein they set forth, that they are the Trustees of the creditors of Cyrus K. Drew that said Drew assigned to them four several promissory notes against Standlcy and Salmon Weston, payable in six, eighteen, twenty-four and thirty mouths, and for the sum of eight hundred, forty-one dollars, ninety- two cents; and one note thirty six months, for eight hundred, forty one dollars, i cents. That said Standley Weston mortgaged a certain lot, described in said bill, i in Uic uC'l'vls-ilo, tis.BCCunly Cor said notes.

That the legal title ofsaid lot is vested i i a Oliver, who sold the same to iaxter Bowman, and by him sold to Jonathan D. Stoddard, and by him to Standey Weston. Also, a tract of land lying Ruggles township, Huron county, particularly described, but of which Bradford Sturtevant holds the legal title. That Baxter Bowman or pretended to convey by deed, ihe ot in said Stoddard. That Standley Weston has since executed a deed of said lot to Augustus B.

Dudley, but that no consideration has overpassed for the same. That at the time of the execution of the notes afore- snid, said Salmon Wcslon was in the ownership of a tract of land lying in said i of Ruggles, known as lot No. 19, in the and Jesup tract, and also eleven acres adjoining the same, being in all about one hundred and eleven acres. That said Weston a and i consideration, conveyed the said tract to Sanford Peck; that said Peck afterwards re-conveyed the same to said Salmon Weston, by it was soon after a and without any consideration, conveyed to Thomas Gnnoh: and John Matchet. Bill slates that said Matchet conveyed his interest to one James Brown, with notice of the fraudulent proceedings, by whom the same was afterwards conveyed to one Lucius V.

Bicrcc. Bill also states, thai Salmon Weston conveyed to said Match ct other lands, lying in the same town ship, for the purpose of secreting tin same and i a i his creditors. Bil further sets forth the recovery of judg ments on two of the nntes above describ ed; that neither Salmon nor Weston have any property suujcct to edition and pray that all the above dc scribed tracts of land may be held liab" and sold, and the proceeds thereof appro Jl gainst Loss and Damage by STARK COUNTY MUTUAL ANCE COMPANY. Office one door north of the M. S.

Road Ollkc, (upstaiis.) EDWARD BAKER, Monrocville, Jan. 7, 1810. 50 Columbus Insurance Comp icady, al all umcb, to cflbct Insuia gainst Los by Fiie, on Buildings, pc Pioperty, and Merchandise, rnobt fan and liberal terms PciaODS ing with ihib Company shall be dea LIBKUALLY, PROMl'TLY, and HONORABLY Applications may be made by lette paid) addressed to the snhscnbci at the applicant giving a lull and clear tion oi'thc property to be injured, and by himself; case he will be SIBLE lor its accuracy. Oihce opposite the Court-Ho Konvalk, Ohio. JOHN J.

AKERMAN, Ac July 1, 1839. Stark County Mutual It ancc. Company. subscriber has been appointed JL lot this Company, and is now lead feet Insurances against Fire, on buildir other propei ty within the counties of and Eric, on the most favoi able terms S. PENNEW1 ISbnvalk.jSov.

1,1839. RE MOV A L. TTT1 t--V. x- tlic SHOP, the rent of T. Rai Shop, directly opposite Ibc Prcsli i wheie he will at all times to wait on his customers as usual Ca all kinds made lo order those urchase will please give him a call D.

CONS ID N. B. Repairing done with neatm ispatch. Norwalk, July 13, 1839. Huron mon In Chai this case pnatcd to the payment of the judgments, and general relief.

The Defendants arc further notified, that unless they appear and plead, answer or i i sixty (Jays after the next term of the court, the said bill, and the matters and things i contained, will be taken as confetscd. A I GIBBS, Clerk. I A (S OSBORN, Sol'm. 50-0 stake; thence degrees twenty five, thirty, and thirty one, in 16 rods to a slake on the southeast i fourth section of said Huron boundary line; thence north, 55 de-' township: to satisfy a decree rcn- grees east, on said line 3Gi feet to dcrcd iuc court aforesaid, in favor the place of of John G. Yager and against 34? rods of ground, with a dwelling ter Ooborn house thereon standing.

Also, was set off to said Widow, a part of Inlot' 30, in said village of Milan, be- ginning'at a point 154 feet from the northeast corner of said lot No. 30, tunning southerly along the east line offcai41ot41 feeti thence westerly JAIRUS KENNAN, Master in Chancery. Office, January 1840. 51-5 BOXES KRKSH A I for by 1-1XU5TON jo, Notice is hereby given to sai.t i i a St. John ar.d KsthcrSt- that unless they appear, plead, or demur to said i i i sixty days a the next Term of i Court, said i at the next term thereafter, i be taken as confessed and a decree be rendered accordingly A NOTICE.

my instance, an Attachment was issued this day by Henry Brown, a Justice of tlic Peace of Lyme township, Huron against the property and effects of Wdlitun abr-cond- mg debtor. D. W. A f. Ml P.

lldt day nf Dec. IdW. OTICR is hereby given, that all prr- sons having claims a the F-s- a of huac Uarwim, late of Fuirjield, county, deceased, arc requested to present them, duly proven, for settlement, i i eighteen months and ail indebted to said estate, arc requested to make immediate payment. A S. CAS TLE, Jldm'r.

Bronson. Jan. 34, 1840. 5J-1 December 2o 1 50-c MUSIC BOOKS. 1 mjjJASOVS Sacvcd a and EAVKR CLOTH, a new and fashionable latent.

Notes--Missouri Harmony, ai tide i BABIN K. SJUTU, vs. OSEPII WOOD, Wl T.LI AM K. llK Defendants, in take notice, that the Plain! lied his bill in Chancery, wherein 1 "orth, That in the year, he possession a large and a a and, i in Lyme township, county. That i that year traded with one Hector Lee, ther ident of said county, but since dec to sell to said Lee the aforesaid land for the sum of five thousand That the i was a a of foresaid tract of a ac ing in the 'Hh section of Lyme tow i i at the southeast corner belonging to said Hector Lee, 160 rods Wi line, to the center of Gambler's 1 thence north 90 rods, on Gambicr' to a post; thence east 160 rods, seph Wood's land, to the corner oi tor Lee's land thence 90 rods place of beginning.

Bill further that said Lee made a contract i i scph for the sale of the afc tract of laad, by article, dated 18-34; by which it was agreed th Wood should pay $500, as follows and fifty dollars in five from 1st March, 1834--sixty-two and fifty cents in six years--six dollars and fifty cents in seven dollars and fifty cents ii years, and sixty-two dollars an cents in i years. It was further the i parlies, that if payments were not made ptincttia at the several times, then the cont be and utterly void. Bill states, that in k35, said Lee i failed to fulfill his contract i a i a for the purchase of the land fir mentioned, a suit in Ch was commenced, in i a deer finally i Comp to the possession ol the aforesau sola to Lee, i the exception part thereof, i had been con to said Wood in reference to wh mentioned contract, the de-crce Complainant i a righls, cts, and equities of the said Lee i that Coi ant has been ready to comply rms ol cnntrart in par but that said Wood has failed to i the i i to be perfor his a by re-nson whereof the is a and void. Hi! that Wond has conveyed his in'j one i i a K. i a and disclosure of the a a i J3i for a i aside and said contract, ond all the rights any one him may claim on Als-o, splendid assortment of Monocline dp Lames inst received and ibr ou 'j i i i bv AVM 13.

KNAl'P. i Uic 15ook Store, by i a a Mason's Muif-trel--Jiibt receued for s-ah: at W. CltAPLV Ib'Jl' DLC. 1 The said defendants i thorc penr, plrnd, answer, to i i sixty from said or I he a i be I confessed. TJ.

CHUBS, A I I I I OnoRrf,.