NOTES FROM THE FARMER Published at Lebanon, Ohio, 1817
BLANCHE COLLINS

(Submitted & Transcribed by Peggy Thompson)

MARRIED On the 24th ult, by T. Simonton, Esq., Mr. Archibald Clinton, to the amiable and accomplished Miss Sarah Liggett, all of Hamilton township, Warren county. This forenoon the Hon. Jonathan Russell, late minister to Sweden, will be married to Miss Lydia Smith, daughter of Barney Smith. The nuptials will be solemnized in Kings Chapel by the Rev. Dr. Freeman. (Copied from The Boston Sentinel) (*5/2) On yesterday, Mr. Isaac Foster; of Lebanon, and the amiable Miss Hannah Aughee, of Clear Creek. (*5/9) At Montgomery, the 21st inst, by the Rev. Mr. Hayton, Mr. Jonathan Bailey, to Miss Ann V. Fetter, of said town. On the 17th inst. by the Rev. Mr. Stichts, Mr. David Nichols, to Miss Hannah McCarty, of this vicinity. On the 20th inst. by the Rev. William Gray, Mr. John M. Christy, to Miss Sarah Clinton, all of this
vicinity. (*l/28)

DIED

Col. Appling, late of the U. S. Army, who distinguished himself in the late war, died at Fort Montgomery, in the Mississippi Territory. (*5/2) On the 6th inst, Mr. Martin Earhart, of this vicinity, at the advanced age of 96 years. On the 6th inst. Miss Harriet Halsey, daughter of T. B. Halsey of this vicinity. Her death was occasioned by a cut on the knee. (*5/9)
A hermit died at New Marlborough, Mass., on the 14th ult. Timothy Leonard aged 70. He was born in Connecticut, brought up in Woodbury. After he was of age he went to Fredericksburg, N. Y., where his father then resided. At 24 he came to this town. (*8/15)

NOTICES

NEWS-Both Houses of the Legislature of New York have agreed to a resolution of the members of the nest session-to appear in American manufacturers,-Franklin Square: the square in the city of New York, heretofore called St. George's Square, has by order of the corporation, been changed to Franklin Square. (*5/2)
LIME-The subscriber informs the public that he keeps on hand, at his kiln, 5 miles from Lebanon, on the Waynesville road, and near the Joseph Evans' sawmill, a quantity of lime . . . which he will sell at nine cents per bushel delivered. (*5/2)
Date following asterisk denotes date of publication. All items are from Volume 1.
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PARTNERSHIP: William Wiles has taken John Wm. Colbert into partnership in cabinet making . . and will be hereafter transacted under the firm Wiles & Colbert. (*5/2)
BILLS- All my accounts up to a certain date have been placed in the hands of Benjamin Sayre, Esq., Lebanon, for collection. Jepthae F. Moore. (*5/2)
NEWS-The Little Miami Bridge Company will meet at the house of Cyrenus Jennings, on the first Monday of May at 2 o'clock, P. M. to eject officers of the said company, Warren county, Union twp. (*5/2)
PARTNERSHIP-The partnership heretofore existing in the shoe-making business is dissolved. Absalom Runion, Joseph Berry. (*5/2)
NOTICE: The subscriber wishes to inform the inhabitants of Westfield and its vicinity that he continues to teach school at that place, at the usual price, but not on the same plan: to wit, The people may subscribe as entered for three months from and after that date. Anthony Geoghagan. (*5/2)
ESTATE of William Elstun, dec'd, late of Miami twp., Clermont county. Apply to Isaac Elstun, Adm. (*10/10)
PUBLIC VENUE: On the 7th of November at the late dwelling of Martin Earhart, dee'd, personal property. Nicholas Earhart, George Earhart, Adms. On Thursday the 16th inst. 1-1/2 miles east of Deerfield, end 1-1/2 miles southeast of Lebanon on Dry Run, his property. Job Weeks. (*10/10)
TRACT OF LAND: For sale, lying six miles east of Lebanon where the state road from Cincinnati to Chillicothe crosses the Little Miami river. 60 acres cleared land, in high state of cultivation. Benjamin Rue. (*11/28)
SHERIFF SALE-At the court house in Lebanon, 16th day of August next, 60 acres part of Section No. 11, Twp. 4, Range 3, the property of Joseph James, at the suit of Walter Jenkins, and to be sold by me. Coonrad Snider, Sher. (*11/28)
ANNOUNCEMENT: The Rev. Abel M. Sargent will preach at the Court House in this town on Sunday next, at 3 o'clock. -On the 28th July, the 74th Annual Conference of the Methodists took place in Sheffield, England. About three hundred preachers were present (*10/10)
STRAY HORSES: Taken up by Thomas Roberts, dark bay filly, appraised by David Reed and David Evans, Samuel Reed, J. P. Clinton county,. Richland twp. -Taken up by Elemuel G. Jackson of Richland twp., an iron gray filly . . appraised by Timothy Jones and John Bennett. Samuel Reed, J. P. --Taken up by John Reeder, of Salem twp., Warren county, a bay mare . . appraised by John Wilkerson and Daniel Thompson, James M. Manis, J. P. (*5/2) -Taken up by Joseph B. Staggs, a resident of Hamilton twp, Warren county, a yellow sorrel mare . . appraised by William Hopkins and Abraham Hany, John Hopkins, J. P. (*5/9) Five dollars reward . . ran away from Union Village on Saturday evening the 9th of this month, rig and bay mare . . John Wallace. (*5/9) -Taken up by Andrew Shiderly, Clermont county, a bay mare, appraised by John Erwin and Lewis Fryhagen. Silas Hutcfcinson, J. P. (*10/10)
ADVERTISEMENTS: Wrot and cut nails, George Rutter. -Saddling: Intends to carry on the saddling business at the shop where the firm of Hollingsworth & Adams subsisted. H. Adams, Jun. -New Store, William Heaton . . Mulberry Street, two doors east of The Sign of General Jackson. -New & Fresh Goods, Dry Goods and Groceries . . the latest selection in Philadelphia ... will sell goods on as
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Food trems as can be had in the western country,, for cash, whiskey, flour, sugar, linen, flax, hog*' lard, tallow, beeswax, butter, flaxseed, rags, and anything else the farmer has to exchange for this goods. Truitt & Wiles. -Merchandise consisting of Queens ware, hardware, dry goods, groceries, foreign liquors, oil paints, and a variety of patent and other medicines. Robert Wood. -Plane Making Business: William Woodward.-One dollar per bushel given for clean merchantable wheat, delivered at this mill on the Little Miami, six miles east of Lebanon, T. & E. Graham.
Fifty-six and 14 cents per bushel for any quantity of good clean Barley delivered at their store at Lebanon from this date, Jepthae F. Moore. -Constant supply of Embre's Beer, made in Cincinnati, to sell either by the barrel or gallon, Truit & Wiles.-Having commenced business in the log house adjoining Ichabod Corwin's new brick building en Broadway, will receive and execute orders for every description of stills, boilers, fullers, and hatters kettles etc., Jacob Schwing. N. B. the highest price given for old copper, brass and pewter.-For sale, a few copies of The Shorter Catechism with the Scripture proofs, in words at length. -Just received from Philadelphia, al large and general assortment of goods of the latest importations from England, and now opening at his Brick Store House, Mkt. St., & Broadway . . Alexander Crawford. (*5/2)
DISAPPOINTMENT . . The subscriber has for some time waited for those who stand indebted to him, hoping their generosity would prompt them to relieve his necessity . . he has, however, been disappointed: therefore those who wish future accommodations will do themselves a favor by calling and discharging their accounts . . He has a general assortment of wrought and cut nails . . George Rutter. (*5/9)
GROCERIES-Hardware, cutlery, china, and Queens ware. G. Hansbarger. -Cash for hides, Broadway, Lebanon. Tobias Bretteny. (*5/9)
BOOTS & SHOES-Removal from the old stand on Mulberry to Mechanic Street, one door north of Richard Parcell's Tavern The Sign of General Jackson. Frederick Rook. (*5/9)
WANTED: Cabinet making. Howell & Baely. -Wheat at T & E Grahams Mills on the Little Miami River, William Lowery. (*5/9)
NEW STORE-Brown & Corwin's General Store, Hiram Brown and Matthias Corwin. -Wallace Bratton has just arrived from Philadelphia and is now opening his new frame store room one door south of J. Keenan's Tavern, The Sign of The Cross Keys, and adjoining N. Lane & Cos. store, Broadway. (*5/9)
FOR RENT-The tavern stand in Clinton county, on the state road leading from Lebanon to Chillicothe, heretofore known as Van Meter's Tavern. 100 acres cleared and 30 acres meadow and sugar camp. Immediate possession, Nathan Kelly. (*5/9)
BREWERY PURCHASED: Lately occupied by Daniel Symmes, Esq., dec'd, and will commence brewing as soon as the season will permit. 10,000 bushels of barley will be wanted yearly for a number of years. (62y2c per bu.) Apply to P. Reily. Cincinnati, July 24. J. & S. Perry-(*5/9)
Plows-Made and sold at his farm ten miles north of Lebanon on the Dayton road. William Evans. (*5/9)
TOBACCO-In all its varieties, wholesale and retail, at Cincinnati. Christopher Erennght. (*10/10)
TANYARD-For sale, subscriber desirous of declining business
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offers for sale his tan yard in Fairfield, Green county; this village 11 miles of Xenia, 12 miles east of Dayton and 13 miles east of Springfield. J. Smith. (*10/10)
REAL ESTATE-For rent, for one or more years an excellent farm lying on Turtle Creek, 3 miles below Lebanon, on the Cincinnati road. 80 acres improved land, orchard, meadow. J. F. Moore. -For Sale, House and lot on Mechanic Street, immediate possession. Coleman. Important-Two houses' and lots for sale. John Wilson of Dayton or Mary Gilchrist of Lebanon. Exchange, Ground in Lebanon for carpentry work on a frame house, William Rockhill. (*10/10)
FULLING: Intends to continue in the business of Fulling & Coloring, David Tullis. (*10/10)
LOOK HERE! Subscriber has for sale in Clermont county, two valuable tracts of Land lying in said county, on the Ohio river, surrounded by the town of Neville. Tracts contain upwards of 300 acres. Gideon Minor, -EXTRA-I will sell the property with all the appurtenances thereunto belonging, where I now keep store, next to The Cross Keys, on Broadway, Wallace. -Sheriff Sale-At the Court House at Lebanon, Saturday, 20th December . . . the interest of Jonathan Smith, a certain tract of land lying between and being in the county of Warren, bounded on the Widow Mount's lower line, and thence down river 100 poles on the Little Miami. 5 acres . . . surveyed and taken in execution as the property of Jonathan Smith at the suit of John Campbell assignee of Amos Smith. Coonrad Snider, J. P. (*ll/28)

NEWSPAPER NOTICES, MUSKINGUM COUNTY, OHIO
BLANCHE COLLINS

1817-DIED-At Marietta, General Joseph Wilcox formerly of Killingworth, Conn., aged 68. (*2/13) In this town Saturday last, Mrs. Harriet Jacobs, wife of Mr. Thomas Jacobs of Chillicothe. (*4/'*) In Columbus, Miss Marie Hurlburt of Granville. (*4/3) In Zanesville township on 15th inst. Mr. Valentine Best. At Cincinnati, Hon. Daniel Symmes. At the same place Dr. William Goforth. At Saco (Me.) Mr. Cyrus King, aged 44, late a member from Mass, At St. Clairsville, Mrs. Tirzah Ruggles, consort of Hon. Benjamin Ruggles. (*5/22) In Jefferson twp, Guernsey county, June 9, Mrs. Eliza, wife of Dr. Job Walbridge, late of New Hampshire. (*6/19). In Putnam, on the 4th inst., Mrs. Jane Thompson, wife of Mr. John Thompson (*6/26) At Painesville, on the 7th ult. Hon. Samuel Huntington, aged 49, a native of Connecticut. (*7/8) In Cincinnati. Miss Elvira Cooper. (*12/17) In this town on Sunday last, Elijah B. Merwin, Atty-at-law. (*11/19)
MARRIED-On Thursday last by the Rev. Mr. Culbertson, Mr. Benjamin Carter to Miss Jane Alison, both of this county. In Blue Rock
twp. on Thursday last, by Christian Spangler, Esq., Mr. Michael Waxier, to Miss Mercy Morris. (*4/3) On Thursday last by Rev. Mr.
Culbertson, Mr. Abraham Pollock, to Miss Jane Bigger. (*4/17) On Tuesday the 15th inst. by C. Spangler, Mr. Johnson M'Ginnis to Miss
Margaret Pennick. (*4/24) At Granville, Mass., July 20th, Rev. Orlyn P. Hays of Granville, Ohio, to Miss Betsy P. Harvey. In Salt
Creek twp. on Sunday last by C. Spangler Esq., Mr. Eli Walls to Miss Judith Border. In Zanesville twp. on Thursday last, by the same,
Mr. James Basil to Miss Elizabeth Underwood. (*8/27) On Sunday the 30th ult. by Thomas Flood, Esq., Mr. John Ryan to Miss Jane Wilcox, both of Zanesville. On the 9th inst, by the same, Mr. Leonard Bowman to Miss Catherine Spilerfoch of this city. *12/17) By
Rev. Culbertson on the 16th inst. Mr. Jessie Lewis to Miss Mary Gabriel, both of this county. (*12/24) 1818-DIED-In Maryland, Gen. Robert Bowie, formerly Governor of that state. In Salem twp, Muskingum county, on the 27th ult., of smallpox, Mrs. Leanah Hardy, wife of Mr. Kinzie Hardy. (*l/28) In Stratford, Conn., on the 28th ult. Rev. . athan Birdseye, aged 108 years. The whole number of his descendants was 258, with 206 of whom are living. He had 12 children, 76 grandchildren, 163 great grandchildren, and 7 of the 5th generation. He married but once and lived sixty-nine years with his wife who died at the age of 88. (*2/25) In Wooster, Feb. 17th, William B. Raymond, Esq., Atty-at-law. (*3/4) In this town on the 6th inst., the youngest child of Wylye Silliman Esq., aged 9 months. (*3/ll) In Georgia, General
John Millege, late governor of that state. In New Haven, (Conn) Genl. David Humphreys, a patriot of 1776. On the 20th inst. at Yorktown (N. Y.) John Paulding, one of the three incorruptible patriots who arrested- Major Andre in the Revolutionary War. His funeral was conducted with military and Masonic honors. (*3/18) Near Chilli cothe, Mr. John McDonald, in the 90th year. He was a native of Scotland, and was with Gen'l. Wolfe at the taking of Quebec in 1759. (*4/29) At Wooster (O) on the 21st inst., Mrs. Barbara Smith, aged 100 years and some months. She was a native of Germany

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and emigrated to America, at the age of 30. Her descendants are as follows: 14 children, 95 grandchildren, 176 great grandchildren, 285 descendants, most of -whom are now living in Wayne county. (*6/3) In Cumberland county, Pa., Genl David Mitchell, aged 77. In New Orleans a few weeks since, Mr. Frederick K. Houck, of this town. In Cincinnati, Mrs. Hannah Piatt, wife of Jacob Piatt. (*6/24) In this town on the 22d inst. Jane, only child of Mr. Nathan C. Finlay, aged 12-1/2 y, (*8/26) At Melton, N. Y. on June last, Alexander Boss, aged ab. 120. He was a native of Scotland and served in the army of the Pretender-1745. Afterwards he came to America, and was severely wounded at the Siege of Quebec. At the breaking out of the Revolutionary War he took up arms for his country and distinguished himself in action. At the age of 117 he joined a respectable church, and became a useful member. (*9/16) In this town on Thursday last, Mrs. Mary L. Stone, aged 36 wife of Capt. Noyce Stone. (*10/7) In Connecticut at an advanced age General Jedidiah Huntington. (*10/28)
MARRIED-In this town on Thursday last by Rev. J. Culbertson, Mr. Alexander Wylye, to Miss Lydia Beaver. By the same. Dr. David Pardee, to Miss Mary Holmes. (*2/ll) In this town on Thursday ]ast by the Rev. Mr. Culbertson, Mr. Isyman Warner, to Miss Susannah Rees, both of this county. (*2/25) In this town on Wednesday last, by the Rev. Mr. Culbertson, Mr. David Kinkead, of Chillicothe, to Miss Narcissa Calhoun. (*3/4) In this town on the 26th inst. by Chirstian Spangler, Esq., Mr. Georges Parker, to Miss Ann Ashley On Thursday the 3d inst. by the same, Mr. William Lander to Mrs. Elizabeth Ashley. (*3/ll) In this town on the 2d inst. Mr. Micah T- Williams, editor of the WESTERN SPY, of Cincinnati, to Miss Hannah Jones of the latter place. (*3/18) In this town on the 11th ult. by Thomas Flood, Esq., Mr. A. Morrison, to Miss Ann Smith, both of this place. On the 18th ult, by the same, Mr. John W. Bradley to Miss Sarah Pierce. On the 18th ult, by Christian Spangler, Esq., Mr. James Callihan to Miss Sarah Walters. On Sunday last, by the same, Mr. Jacob F. Herickle, to Miss Nancy Spangler, both of this county. (*4/l) In this town by C. Spangler, Esq., Mr. Cales Evans, to Miss Ann Lehew. (*l/8) On the 23d inst. by J. W. Boyd, Esq., Mr. Archelus Symonds to Miss Eliza Willey, daughter of Mr. Wait-man Willey of Delaware settlement. (*3/29) In this town on the 30th by C. Spangler, Esq., Mr. John Walters to Miss Alice Edwards. At China Grove (Md.) by Rev. Mr. Fiddler, Mr. Wm, Campbell to his former wife, Mrs. Ann Campbell. (*5/6) On Thursday last by C Spangler, Esq., Mr. Stephen Emmons, to Miss Elizabeth Patterson. (6/24) In this town on the 28th ult. by Rev. Mr. Culbertson, Mr. Peter Dugan, to Miss Maria Williams. By the same, Mr. Jeremiah Dale, to Mrs. Maria Merwin. (*8/5) In this town on Thursday last, by V. Spangler, Esq., Mr. John Bates, to Miss Hannah Luck. On Friday evening by Rev. Mr. Culbertson, Mr. Jacob R. Price, to Miss Margaret Hart, both of this county. (*9/16) In this town on Sunday by C. Spangler, Esq., Mr. James Truesdell to Miss Laura Fuller. (*10/28).
*-The Muskingrum Messenger, Published by Josiah Heard, Zanesville, Ohio
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ITEMS FROM THE HISTORIAN & ADVERTISER. 1827 ST. CLAIRSVILLE, BELMONT COUNTY, OHIO
MAYBURT STEPHENSON RIEGEL

MARRIAGES-BARTON, Jesse son of Almer of Coleran Twp. to Catharine A. Mulvany, dau. of Mr. P. Mulvany of this place 2/15. CAVENDER, James to Jane C. Thornton 2/15. DILLON, Isaac P. son of Judge, to Mrs. Anne Smith 4/19. GANDY, John to Miss Elizabeth Gray 9/15. HOGE, Asa to Miss Asenith Mead, of Warren Twp 4/19. JOHNSON, Ashley, of Richmond, Indiana, at Friends Meeting House in Harrisville to Y^dia Rhodes, dau. of Joseph 2/22. KUNTZ, Henry, to Mrs. Frances McCaffrey 4/19. NEFF, Henry, Merchant of Jacobsburg, ro Mary Bryson dau. of late Judge 12/5. O'HEARE, Thomas to Rebecca McCarrolI 6/12. ORR, Thomas of Jefferson Co. to Lavina a Thompson 7/4.
DEATHS-CASSADY, John 3/12. FAWCETT, Martha age 80 consort of Thomas dec'd. 2/4. KING, Hon. Rufus age 73, 4/29. PRIOR, Sarah consort of John, in Smith Twp. 2/15. SIDWELL, Benjamin age 30, formerly of Berkley Co., Va. 4/21. SPENCER, William son of Aaron, near Belmont 2/14. UPDEGROFF, Nathan-Early settler 8/3. WELLS, Abner near town 4/21. WILSON, Isaac in the city of Baltimore, formerly of this place, Member Society of Friends, age 70 5/15. WOODS, Ebenezer Zane age 23, 4/12.
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF ESTATES-BRATTON, William by William & Joseph 9/29. CARTER, John by Elizabeth Carter & George W. Thompson 5/19. DICKSON, Rachel by Charles Eckles & James Hutchison 9/29. DOUGLAS, Joseph by Jane Douglas & Henry Long 11/3. DUNCAN, Robert by John & Jennet 6/2. FAWCETT, Martha by Stacy Bevan 3/31. GILLIS, Arthur by James Kelsey 6/23. GREEN, Alexander by Mary Green & Nehemiah Wright 9/22. HUGHES, Edward, of North Carolina, (Joice dau. of Judson Hughes) by Samuel Lef of Oley Twp. York Co., Pa., Exec, of Owen Hughes. 9/8. JALKES, Richard late of Jefferson Co. dec'd. by Thomas Merchant 7/7. KELLER, George-Rachel vs. Isaac & Absalom, adm. & heirs of George. (Thomas, Levi, Jonh, & Benjamin Keller and Louis Winze! & Anna his wife-also heirs) Rachel sues for alimony of her husband, Thomas at his father's death. 7/14. KNOUFP, Mary Ann by John 5/12. MERCER, John by Lydia, Richard & William DUNN. 12/22. MILHOUSE, William by Benjamin Wright 5/12. PLUMMER, Thomas by Mahlon Smith 3/31. PLUMMER, Robert by David Smith & Isaac Clendenon, Guardians of John, Abraham, Mary & Robert Plummer-heirs. 9/4. SHAEFER, John by Catharine Smith 3/17. SHARPE, Jeptha by John Vanlaw 12/22. SHAY, John-Robert Armstrong vs. heirs (Isaac, John, Abraham Shay-Elizabeth Cain & Iron-Ann McFarland & Robert-Sarah Morris & William-Polly Wilson & James -Catharine Daugherty & Henry-Rebecca Hare & Joseph.) 134 acres Range 6 Twp. 9 Section 34 S E 1/4 in Belmont Co., O. 3/16. SKINNER, Nathaniel by Hannah 9/22. STUBBS, Joseph by Isaac Stubbs & David Smith 11/24. THOMAS, William by Camm 3/31. TOMPKINS, Mary-Late of Goshen Twp. Belmont Co. 4/7. WILSON, Daniel-Isaac Stevison & Anna his wife vs. John & Elizabeth Wilson, children and heirs of Daniel. 3/17.
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MISCELLANY-Emmor Bailey offers farm-190 acres, 2 m. so. of Mount Pleasant and frame house in Smithfield, Jefferson Co. 2/15. Catharine Seamore vs. Randolph Seamore. Petition for divorce. ft/30. James Broonhall vs. Sarah Fields & John, Susan Moore & James, Martha Hoover & Abraham. Mentions John Lickey & Mary Dillon. 6/30. Margaret Rude vs. Caleb Rude. Petition for divorce. 7/7. John I. Reynolds assignee of William B. Reynplds vs. Moses Hill. Issue of November 24th contains list of St. Clairsviile citizens meeting to promote re-election of John Quincy Adams. Robert Griffith, John Daugherty, Thomas Heanning & George Paull vs. Samuel Conway, David Jennings & William Kirkland. 11/24. John Townsend vs. Townsend Frazer. 11/24.

OTHER OHIO RECORDS
Contributed by BLANCHE COLLINS
DEATH NOTICES

BARCLAY, MR. HENRY, at the home of Isaac Case, Oct. 27th. One of the volunteers from Madison Co., Ky. He was on his way home from the battle of Trench. Methodist Church, Mr. Fisher. (*Nov. 3, 1813.)
BEACH, MILES, a. 20, d. last Thursday, Worthington. (*Nov. 27, 1811.)
BENEDICT, MRS. ANNA, consort of Hezekiah Benedict, d. Worthington, Aug. 27th, 1813. (*Sept. 1, 1813.)
BIGELOW, Miss DEMIS, a. 16 yrs., dau. of Russel Bigelow, Worthington, October 8th, their third child to die lately. (*Oct. 18, 1813.)
BROTHERTON, MRS. KEZIAH, consort of David Brotherton, in Franklixiton, Aug. 11, 1811. (*Aug. 11, 1811.)
BROWNE, REV. JOHN W., editor of Liberty Hall, d. Cincinnati, Jan. 5, 1813. He fell from his horse into the river. Want of accommodations caused his death. (*Jan. 20, 1813.)
CASE, CAPT. SETH, a. 63 yrs. d. Middlebury, of apoplexy, June 4, 1813. Burial at Middlebury. (*June 9,1813.)
CASTO, ASIAH, d. by suicide, Oct. 16, 1812, near Darby Creek. He was advanced in years, subject to fits of deliriousness. Baptist He left a family. (*Oct 21, 1812.)
DRAKE, PATIENCE, d. in Delaware (O.) 25tk ult., dau. of Capt. Drake, Marlborough. (*Oct. 6, 1813.)
DRAKE, SYLVESTER, in Sunbury, Sept. 28, a- 26 yrs. Only brother of Rev. Jacob Drake, Delaware. (*Oct. 6, 1813.)
FLIPP, CAPT., who was wounded on his wagon on the Sandusky plains, died Aug. 25th, of his wounds. (*Sept. 1, 1813.)
GODARD, MOSES, d. in Delaware County, Mar, 28/A, 1813, of typhus fever. A few weeks ago he buried his wife and his eldest daughter. Four infant children remain. (*Mar. 31, 1813.)
GREGORY, MUNSON, d. Worthington, Nov. 18th, son of James Gregory of Berkshire. (*Nov. 24, 1813 ..)
GRISWOLD, CAPT. SYLVANUS, a. 72 yrs. at Windsor, Co. (*Aug. 11, 1811.)
HARRINGTON, CAPT. STEPHEN, Delaware, (O.) d. July 9th, 1812, at the garrison at Lower Sandusky after a short but severe illness, (*July 17, 1812.)
HAWLEY, ELIZABETH, a. 40 yrs. consort of Amos Hawley, Worthington. (*Oct. 27, 1813.)
HAWLEY, SILENCE, a. 15 yrs. d. Oct. 27M, dau. of Amos Hawley. (*Nov. 8, 1813.)
* Notices from the Western Intelligencer. Eat. Worthingtoa, Ohio, 1611. Date following asterisk denotes date of publication.
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OTHER OHIO RECORDS
Contributed by BLANCHE COLLINS
DEATH NOTICES

KILBOURN, CHARLOTTE, inf. dau. of Major James Kilbourn of Worthington, d. Nov. 10th. (*Nov. 17, 1813.) LITTLE, NATHANIEL, Esq. d. Delaware, Dec. 101k, 1812. He left a small family. (*Jan. 20, 1812.) MAYNARD, MRS. E., consort of Dr. Stephen Maynard, d. Feb. 12th, 1813. (Worthington). (*Feb. 17, 1813.) MORRISON, WIDOW MEHITABLE, Worthington, d. Feb. 21st, 1812. (*Feb. 14, 1812.) MCGEE, COLONEL. Correspondence arrived from Texas confirmingthe death of Col McGee at Labatie, Feb. 6th, 1813. (*May 6, 1813.) MCKNIGHT, JOHN, ESQ. Member of the House of Representatives of this state from Greene County, d. Monday morning last after three days illness. (*Feb. 14, 1812, recopied from Zan (field) Messenger.) NORTON, CAPT. JOAB, formerly of Worthington, d. Delaware (O.), July 17/&, 1812, a. 33 yrs. He left a widow and four children. (*July 21, 1812.) PALMER, MISS PEGGY, dau. of Thomas Pamer, d. Oct. 14lh, 1812, Worthington, a. 11 yrs. (*Oct. 14, 1812.) PRATT, LUCY, inf. dau. of Lemuel Pratt, d. Worthington last Sunday. (*Apr. 28, 1812.) POWER, AVERY, Esq. a. 76 yrs. d. at Liberty of quick consumption,
May 3d, 1813. (*June 9, 1813.) RODGERS, MRS. ELISHA, D. Worthington yesterday. Funeral preached by Rev. Joseph Mitchell. (*June 18, 1812.) SMILIE, JOHN, at Worthington City, Dec. 31st r 1812, of typhus fever, a. 71 yrs. A member of the Congress. ( *Jan. 20, 1813.) TAYLOR, NANCY, a. 17 yrs. d. Sept. 1, 1813, Worthington. (*Sept. 1, 1813.)
TENNERY, GEORGE F., d. 21st ult. in Troy, Miami County. (*Aug. 11, 1811.)
WEAVER, MRS. ELIZABETH, consort of Asa Weaver, Worthington, d. Apr. 19lh, 1813. (*Apr. 21, 1813.)
ZEIGLER, MAJ. DAVID, V. Cincinnati 26thr ult. He was a native of Germany. He came to Penna. sometime during the Revolutionary War. During that war he was an officer. (*Oct. 16, 1811.)
*oNotices from the Western Intelligencer. Est. Worthington. Ohio, 1811. Date following asterisk denotes date of publication.
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OTHER OHIO RECORDS
BLANCHE COLLINS

MARRIED-Sharon twp. last Tuesday by Ezra Griswold, Esq., Mr. Amos Hawley and Mrs. Sarah Buttles. (Dec. 3, 1814); Mr. John Bailhache [edr. Scioto Gazette] to Miss Eliza Heath, both of this place, [reprint from Supporter, Dec. 24], (*Junc 2, 1817); In Plumb twp. Fairficld co. Sunday 8th inst. by Rev. Camp, Mr. Christian Heyl of this town to Miss Esther Alspach. (May 14, 1814)
ELOPEMENT-Whereas, my wife Elizabeth, has eloped from my bed and board without just cause or provocation, therefore all persons are warned from harboring or trusting her on my account, as J am determined to pay no debts of her contracting after this date unless compelled by law. Daniel Murdick, Jr., Sept. 23. IS10. (*Oct. 24, 1816.)
CAUTION-Whereas, on last Sept. two young men obtained a note of hand from my wife, Mary, payable to Elijah Warner, this is to caution all people from taking an assignment of said note, as I am determined never to pay it. Witness my hand 10th day of Aug. 1816. Humphrey Beckett (*).
DIED-Franklinton, 7th inst. Mrs. Jane D. Lashmut, (March 26, 1814)] At Worthington in 19th Mr. David Dust, a drafted militia man from Gallipolis on his return home from a tour of duty. He left a wife and seven children, (March 26, 1814): On Saturday last a lad, son of Mr. Stafford, instantly killed by a stroke of lightning, [M. Messenger copy], (June 1, 1814) Mr. Joel Newton at Darby, 24th Nov. in 25th yr. Mild and intelligent he was particularly interesting to such of his acquaintances as were capable of enjoying the sympathies of a virtuous and polished mind. (*Dcc. 19, 1816); George Madison, Gov. of this state, d. Monday last at Paris, Ky., where he had been several weeks confined by illness. In consequence of this distressing event the government will be administered by Gabriel Slaughter [Lient. Gov. for 4 yrs.] The constitution does not provide for a new election. (*Oct.3l, 1816) ; At Franklinton, Martha, w. of Stewart Baley. One week previous his inf. child; Columbus, child of the family of Mr. Vorhis, by name, Betsy Corbus, ag. 4 yrs. Died of a scald; Instances of drowning-one man at Kraymers Mills on Walnut Cr., one at Paint Cr., one at the mouth of the Scioto. (*Dec. 5, 1816); Mr. James Wilson, ag 60, Francestown, N. H., d. Troy twp. Delaware, on 10th inst. after a sickness of fever, leaving widow and many small children and grandchildren; At Worthington, Monday 10th inst. of prevailing fever. Miss Amanda C. Little, 11 yr. dau. of Nathaniel Little Esq.; At Darby Cr. bth inst. Mr. Elisha Knap, leaving a widow and children; In Franklinton, Monday last, Mr. John Thompson; Columbus, Monday last, Mr.
*Notices from the Western Intelligencer. Est. Worthington, Ohio. 1831. Date following asterisk denotes date of publication.
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Joseph Miller, leaving numerous and very dependent family-and, on Thursday last, a young dau. of Mr. Jas. Culbertson; Clinton twp., Widow Delano, relict of Stephen Delano whose death was announced a few weeks ago. (*Sept. 15, 1821.) Mifflin twp. 28th inst. Miss Polly Read, ag. 21 yrs. after 5 days illness; In Franklinton 29th; ult. Dr. John H. Lamber, phy. late from Illinois. Also on 30th ult. Mr. Matthias Swan. On 1st ult. Mr. John Coursen. In London- Mad. co., Dr. Elden Gage last from [we believe] Oneida co., N. Y., leaving a distressed wife. Columbus [Fri. 28th] after a painful illness of 24 da. Mr. Jas. Vickers, Deputy Marshall of this district, leaving a wife and six small children. (*Sept. 29, 1821.)

LEGAL NOTICES

BARBER, ISAAC, late of Marlborough Twp., Delaware Co. Adms. Ira
Wilcox, John Millican. (*Feb. 21,1812.) CARPENTER, J., deceased. Sale of tract of land. Leonard Cowles.
(Dec. 8, 1818.) CARPENTER, JOHN, Delaware Co. Adm. Solomon Smith. (*Feb. 21, 1812.) GODARD, MOSES, late of Liberty Twp. Adm. Lemuel G. Humphrey,
June 1, 1813. (*June 2, 1818.) HIGGINS, JOSHIAHJ committed for counterfeiting, broke from Sheriff of Delaware County. $50 reward. Aaron Welch, Sher. D. C.
(Orf. 20, 1813.) LITTLE, NATHANIEL, dec. Adms. Win. Little, Harriet Little, Delaware. Apr. 4, 1813. (*June9, 1818.) MESSENGER , ZEPHENIAH , late of Worthington, Claims. Adm.
Adonijah Messenger. (*Nov. 24th, 1818.) NORTON, CAPT. JEREMIAH, late of Farmington, Hartford Co., Conn.
Adm. Lawrence Lewis, Worthington, O. Feb. 25/A, 1813. (*June 9, 1813.) POWER. AVERY, late of Liberty Twp. Delaware Co. Adms. Leonard
H. Cowls, Luther Power. (*Sept. 1, 1813.) PRATT, LUTHER, late of Berkshire. Notice to Creditors. Adms.
Worthy Pratt, James Gregory, Mar. 17/A, 1813. (*June 2, 1813.) WELCH, ISAAC. "Notice of Sale," Aug. 5th, property of the late
Isaace Welch at home of Ezekiel Brown in Sunbury Twp., Delaware Co. Anna Fade. (*July 7,1813.) YOUNG, JOHN, late of Sunbury Twp., Delaware Co. Adms. John Leonard Jr., Andrew Young, May 20, 1813. (*June 2, 1818.)
*Western Intelligencer (Estab. 1811), Worthington, Ohio.
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NEWSPAPER ITEMS FROM ZANESVILLE EXPRESS
AND REPUBLICAN STANDARD
Zanesville, Ohio, Muskingum County
By Lorena B. A damson
DEATHS

William Hamilton, d. 2-21-1813 "He was of advanced years". Publication date March 3, 1813.
Mrs. Margaret Culbertson, consort of William Culbertson, d. "near this town" Publication date Mar. 5, 1813.
David Campbell, d. 5-28-1313, age 16, in this county near Springfield, b/ a falling tree. Publication date June 2, 1813.
Alexander Carter, a private in Col. Dudles regiment of drafted militia from Ky, d. at Joseph Ogle's home at Wakatomaka on the Muskngum river. No date of death given.
Jesse Munson, d. at Granville 4-27-1813 age 72 years. "He was actively engaged at Bunker's Hill, being entrusted with a subordinate command". Publication date May 5, 1813
Miss Nancy Johnson, d. 1-10-1813 of "aconsumption".
Mrs. Lydia Carpenter, of Zanesville, d. 2-22-1813. Publication date February 24, 1813
Lt. Timothy B. Danielson, d. 1-21-1813 at Fort Winchester. Lt. Danielson "late of Marietta of Capt. Lingan's company, 19th Regt. United States Infantry, age 27 years. He was the son o£ the late Gen. Danielson of Massachusetts and step-son to Gen. W. Eaton, deceased". Publication date February 3, 1813
Miss Kiasiah Gallaher, d. 1-23-1S13 in the 15th year of her age. Publication date January 27, 1813.
John Bailey, instantly killed by the fall of a tree 1-8-1813.
Robert Patterson, a schoolmaster, d. 12-2-1813 age 44 years.
Mrs. John Davis , wife John Davis, d. in Springfield, 12-7-1813 leaving a number of small children. Publication date December 8, 1813.
Miss Jane Ferguson, niece of Mr. Ferguson, d. in this town "of a Hectic". Publication date December 29, 1813.
Tmothy Rose, Esq. d. in Granville, 11-27-1813 aged 52. He enlisted as soldier in the Rev. War when 16 and "served until peace" He filled Civil War offices in his native state, Massachusetts and was a member of the company which settled Granville. Publication date December 8, 1813.
Miss Sally Irwin, of Zanesville, d. (no date) age 17 years. Publication date October 20, 1813.
James Kirker, of Westmoreland Co., Pa., d. in Zanesville 10-16-1813 aged about 52 years. Publication date October 20, 1813.
Capt. William Mason, d. in Washington Co., Ohio, (no date) Publication date October 6, 1313.
Miss Keziah Slmonde, d. (no date) aged about 20. Publication date October 6, 1813.
Benjamin Sloan, Esq. one of the associate judges of the court of Common Pleas for Muskingum Co., d. at Springfield October 29, 1813 aged 36 years.
Mary Ann Crate;, daughter of William Craig, Esq., d. (no date) aged 17 years. Publication date October 13, 1813
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Stephen Buckingham, a merchant in Springfield, d. October 9,1813 aged 38 years. Publication date October 13, 1813.
Snowden Stuart, d. 8-8-1813. Publication date August 11, 1813.
Oliver Wing, son of Enoch Wing, Esq., late of Washington Co., Ohio, d. August 18, 1813 aged 24 years. Publication date August 18, 1813.
Mrs. Houck, d. in this town. Publication date August 18, 1813
Son of A. M. Laughlin, d. age 21 months. Publication date August 18, 1813.
Rev. Joseph Spaw, of the M. E. Church, d. 8-28-1813 near Zanesville. Publication date September 1, 1813.
Albert Emmons, d. 7-24-1813. Publication date July, 28, 1813.
Capt. Benoni Peerce, Daniel Cunningham, killed and William Morrow, private, wounded in Battle of Massassinaway on the morning of the 18th, December and in the skirmish on the 17th. Publication date January 13,1813.

MARRIAGES

Michael Hahn married Mary Allen 6-27-1913 by Christian Spangler. Publication date June 30. 1813.
Daniel Wilier m. Kitty Miller, both of Jonathan's creek, Musk in gum Co. 1-14-1813 by James Jeffrie. Publication date January 20, 1813
Bowes Boydston m. Polly Willey, dau. of Rev. John Willey of this county, on Sunday, 1-17-1813 by Christian Spangler. Publication date January 20, 1813.
Joseph Gale m. Mrs. Rebecca Moore (no date) both of this county by William Moore. Publication date December 22, 1813.
John Bowers m. Mary Vernon (no date) both of Muskingum Co., by Christian Spangler Publication date December 8, 1813.
Rev. James Culbertson of Zanesville, Ohio m. Sarah, dau. of late Joseph Milnor, merchant, of Trenton, N. J. in Trenton, N. J. 10-18-1813 by Rev. Armstrong. Publication date November 17, 1813
Jacob Messer, m. Polly Border 10-14-1813 by Christian Spangler. Publication date October 20, 1813.
Wrilliam Lander m. Sarah Lawrence 10-14-1813 by Chris. Spangler. Publication date October 20, 1813.
Josiah Munro m. Rebecca Gold, both of Springfield, Muskingum Co.,
Ohio (no date) Publication date August 11, 1813.
Major Horace Nye of Springfield m. Fanny Safford of Gallipolis, Ohio (no date). Publication date August 11, 1813.
Major Jeremiah Munson, of the U. S. Army m. Harriet, dan. of Daniel Warner 8-24-1813 by Rev. Culbertson. Publication date August 25, 1813.
William S. Richards, m, in Granville Miss Isabelle Mower, 9-9-1813 by Tmothy Harris. Publication date Sept. 29, 1813.

DIVORCE

Mary Ann Noland, "praying that her intermarriage with Barnabus Noland her husband might be dissolved for cause of voluntary absence of upwards of five years" Lancaster March 20. 1813. Publication date March 31, 1813.
Jacob Overmlr of Falrtleld County "praying that his intermarriage with Barbara his wife might be dissolved" Lancaster March 20, 1813. Publication date March 31, 1813.
Delilah Sprague, of Licking Co. prays that her marriage with John Sprague be dissolved. Newark 4-21-1813. Publication date
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April 21, 1813. James Stewart warns the public not to trust or harbor his wife, Jane,
to whom he was married June 29, 1813, she having left his
bed and board July 5, 1813. Publication date July 7, 1313. Jemes Stewart forewarns all persons from trusting or harboring his wife
Hannah, she having left his bed and board July 5, 1813.
Publication date July 14, 1S13.

ADMINISTRATOR and TRUSTEE

Wm. Connell administrator for James Arnold estate 3-2-1813. Publication date March 3, 1813.
Edwin Putnam, trustee for said Cot. Abner Lord, Springfield March 24, 1813. Publication date March 24, 1813.
Joseph Fickle, late of Hopewell Tp.. Fairfield Co., Ohio notice by Edward Hamilton, Administrator December 12, 1813.
Amos Harris, late of Licking Co., Ohio notice by George and Jane Harris administrators Oct. 1813
Benjamin Sican, deceased, notice of public sale by Nancy Sloan, administrator and I. V. Home, administrator Springfield, Oct. 19, 1813.
Thomas Clayton, deceased, Joseph Clayton, Executor of estate advertises sale of furniture etc. In Clayton Twp., Muskingum Co., Aug. 20, 1813. Publication date August 25, 1813.
James Tanner, late of Tuscarawas Co., of Coshocton notice by James Robinson and Nancy Tanner, administrators 9-22-1813.
Nicholas Murphy, Thomas Speer, executor of last will and testament of said Murphy, Westland Twp., Guernsey Co., Ohio 3-29-1813. Pubication date March 31, 1813.
Benoni Peerce, notice of sale by Elizabeth Peerce, administrator and Wyllys Silllman, administrator of said Peerce estate, Zanesvllle 7-12-1813. Publication date July 7, 1813.

LETTERS IN POST OFFICE FOR

Adam Barr-Two letters In Post Office at Springfield, Muskingum Co.,
Ohio 1-1-1S13. Publication date January 13, 1813. Thomas Fouracres-One letter In Zanesville Post Office. Publication date October G, 1513. William Foreaker-Letter In P. O. at Springfield, Musk. Co., Ohio 7-21-1813. Jacob Good-Letter In P. O. Springfield, Musk. Co., 7-21-1813.

MISCELLANY

L. Dent-wants 10 or 12 experienced boatmen "who will engage to go to New Orleans Nov. 24, 1813. Publication date December 8, 1813.
Robert Fulton-Notice by Fulton to persons indebted to Kirker & Fulton, Zanesville Dec. 22, 1813. Publication date December 22, 1813.
Sally Holdsbury-offers a reward for the return of a bundle containing clothes and money. Bundle to be delivered to John Corbus at the sign of the Buck in West Zanesville. Publication date December 15, 1813.
James Murdock-of Cannonsburg, Washington Co., Pa. offers reward for information concerning Josephus Hunt, aged 19 or 20 years, a runaway apprectice to the millwright business. Nov. 24,
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1813. Publication date Dec. 8, 1813. James Reeves-Sign of the Western Star, Zanesvllle, furnishes accomodationa for travelers. Nov. 10, 1813. Publication date Dec. 29. 1813. James Taylor-I want to purchase a large quantity of Furs of all kinds, also a number of BEAR SKINS for which cash or goods will be given, Zanesvllle, Dec. 15, 1813. Publication date Dec. 15, 1813. Mandly Taylor-of White Post, Frederick Co., Va. offers reward for the the return of his negro man, John, aged about 20 years.
Oct. 6, 1813. Publication date December 8, 1813. Luke Walpole-Merchandise for sale for cash or country produce.
Springfield, Nov. 3, 1813. Publication date Dec. 8, 1813. Mrs. Colerick-advertises the Zanesvllle Young Ladles Seminary, Zanesville, Dec. 29, 1813. Publication date Dec. 29, 1813. William Burnham-For sale Salt & Cider by the barrel, Zanesvllle, Nov. 18, 1813. Publication date Dec. 15, 1813. John Leavens-Hope V. Anchor Tavern offers to pay a good hostler $150.00 a year. Springfield Nov. 17, 1813. Ichabod Nye-offers Whiskey for sale, Springfield 3-15-1813. Publication date March 31, 1813. Elijah Ross-Gunsmith wants all old brass delivered at his shop in Zanesvllle. Feb. 10, 1813. Publication date March 31, 1813. Jane Harris-advertises Blue Dying at the house formerly occupied by Jacob Ayes, Zanesvllle March 24, 1813. Publication date March 31, 1813.

REWARD

$20.00 reward offered for:
Deserted from the barracks at this place the following named Soldiers belonging to the 9th Regiment of the U. S. Infantry viz: JAMES KENT aged 23 years, born in Virginia. Also JOSEPH GRAHAM, born in old England, aged 40 years. He came from Mansfield to this place. Feb. 3, 1813.
LAND OFFICE AT ZANESVLLLE, July 2, 1813, List of purchasers names and place of residence. Qr. Section, Tp. and Range of Tracts purchased and not completely paid for. Notice-given of sale of tracts unless payment be made.
Jacob Reece, Muskingum Co. Sec. E TP. 26 Range 11
Jacob Bumgardner, Muskingum Co. Sec. N. W. TP. 15 Range 16 Publication date July 14, 1813.
List of 36 names
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NEWSPAPER ITEMS FROM ZANESVILLE EXPRESS
AND REPUBLICAN STANDARD
Zanesville, Ohio, Muskingum County By Lorena B. Adamson
DEATHS

William Wells. Esq. d. in Springfield, Jan. 26, 1814 aged 60 years. Publication date February 2, 1814.
John Willy, a local preacher In the Methodist Episcopal Society,, d. at his farm near Zanesville April 4, 1814. Publication date April 6, 1814.
Mrs. Daniel Warner, d. Oct. 11, 1814, consort of Daniel Warner. Publication date Oct. 12. 1814.
Col. Benjamin Tupper, d. in Springfield Feb. 4, 1814. He left a wife and five small children. Publication date Feb. 9, 1814.
Seainans, Drowned in the river at Springfield on the 6th. a child of the widow Seamans, about 3 years old. Publication date June 8, 1814.
Samuel Seamons, d. aged 62 years (no date). He came to this country from Novascotia about 24 years ago. Publication date Feb. 9, 1814.
Maj. William Reynolds, d. Nov. 13, 1814. Publication date Nov. 16, 1814. Miss Kesiah Perry, dau. of Col. James Perry of this place d. Oct. 10, 1814. Publication date Oct. 12, 1814. Martha Newell, consort of William Newell, d. at Springfield Funeral sermon preached March 27, 1814. Publication date March. 30, 1814. William Newell, son of W. Newell, Esq. d. in Springfield age 17 years (no date) Publication date Mar. 9, 1814. Marietta Frazey, dau. of Samuel & Esther Frazey of Zanesville died April 9, 1814 aged 2 months. Publication date April 13, 1814. Mrs. Frisby, consort of James Frisby of Springfield. She has left a disconsolate husband and a number of small children to lament their irreparable loss. Publication date June 29, 1814. Zeno Chandler, son of the late Dr. Chandler, d. Jan. 26, 1814 aged 16 years. Publication date Feb. 2, 1814. Doct. Jesse Chandler, d. at his residence in Springfield Jan. 20, 1814 in the 50th year of his age. Publication date Jan. 26, 1814.

MARRIAGES

Alexander Tucker and Miss Hannah Bell married Oct. 16, 1814 by Christian Spangler. Publication date Oct. 19, 1814.
George Trusler m. Mary Dorothea Levingood Oct. 20, 1814 by Christopher Spangler
Capt. William Spry m. Sally Spry July 24, 1814 by Wm. Dixon. Publication date August 3, 1814.
Isaac Saucer m. Elizabeth Fletcher July 26, 1814 by Wm. Dixon. Publication date August 3, 1814.
Ensign Neil M'Fadden of U. S. Army m. Rebecca Bailey Aug. 18, 1814 by Christopher Spangler. Publication date August 24, 1814.
Col. George Jackson m. Mrs. Nancy Adams of Falls Tp. Muskingum Co. Nov. 6, 1814 by Rev. Joseph Thrap. Publication date Nov. 9, 1814.
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Edward Hpxkness, of Springfield and Miss Elizabeth Usger of Zanes Tille were married on Sunday last by Christian Spangler. Esq. Publication date Nov. 16, 1814. James Harper. late of Philadelphia m. Miss Juliet Wilcox of Lancaster by Adam Weaver on Nov. 6, 1814. Publication date Nov. 16, 1814.
Uavid Cobb m. Pesny Whitacre, both of Zanesville, April 14, 1814 by Christopher Spangler. Publication date April 20, 1814. William Eaker m. Miss Polly Ridgeway March 31, 1814. Publication date April 6. 1814. Robert J. Bailey m. Miss Elizabeth Craft July 28, 1814 by Christian Spangler. Alexander Britton m. Miss Charlotte Marsh in Clarksburg, Va. on Aug. 18, 1814 by Rev. Geo. Towers. Publication date August 24, 1814.
Mr. Arnold, of Virginia m. Prudence, dau. of Col. George Jackson of Muskingum Co., March 31, 1814. Publication date April 6, 1814.

ADMINISTRATOR & TRUSTEE

William Ward, late of Belmont Co., Ohio, dec'd. Notice by Edward Ward, Administrator, Guernsey Co., Ohio April 26, 1814. Publication date May 11, 1814. James Thrall, late of Granville Tp., Licking County, Ohio. Notice by Charlotte Thrall, Extx., Silas Winchell, ad'tor June 18, 1814. Publication date June 22, 1814. James Sinnati. dec'd. Notice of sale in Newark of 100 A. of land in 2nd.
Quarter of U. S. Military Tract. Elias Gllman, Adrnr., Mary Sinrati, Admx. July 28, 1814. Publication date Aug. 10, 1814. John Switrer. dec'd., late of Licking Co., Franklin Tp. Notice by Hugh Scott and Martin Grove, Administrators. Oct. 20, 1814. Publication date Oct. 26, 1814. Elias Stanbory, late of Licking Co., Notice by William Stanbery and Fbenezer Granger, Executors, Newark, Ohio Jan. 27, 1814.
Publication date Feb. 2, 1814. Stephen Reed, late of Cambridge Tp., Guernsey Co., dec'd. Notice by John Taylor, admir. and Alice Reed, Admix. April 28, 1814.
Publication date May 3, 1814. Thomas Ramsy, dec'd. Notice by William Bogle and Peter Cochran, Executors, June 16, 1814. Publication date June 22, 1814. Hananiah Pugh, late of Newark, Licking Co., Ohio. Notice by Sarah Pugh and Bradley Buckingham, Admrs., Newark, June 27, 1814. Publication date July 6, 1814. Harp Peterson, dec'd. Notice by John G. Peterson, Admr. Jan. 14, 1813.
Publication date Oct. 27, 1813. Major Lewis Nye. Notice of sale by Margaretta Nye, and Horace Nye. Executor. April 21, 1814. Publication date April 27, 1814. Nicholas Murphy, dec'd. Advertisement of sale of land in Westland Tp. Guernsey Co., Ohio. Thomas Speer, executor. Sept. 7, 1814. Publication date Sept. 14, 1814. Mary Murphy, estate, late of Guernsey Co., Ohio, dec'd. Thomas Speer, Administrator, June 17, 1814. Publication date June 22, 1814. Clement Morgan, dec'd., late of Muskingum Co., Hopewell Tp. Notice by John Morgan and Joseph Thrapp. Executors and Mary Mor-
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Publication date May 25, 1S14. Ethan Bancroft, late of Licking Co., Ohio, dec'd. Not'ce by Lev! Rose, Admr. Lucy Bancroft, Admi. Publication date Aus. 3, 1814.

DIVORCES

Mary Richardson, late Mary Sellars, hath this day filed her petition praying to be divorced from her husband William Richardson, Musklngum Co. May 12, 1814. Publication date June 8, 1814.
Enoch Graves, whereas his wife Hannah refuses to live with him Graves forbids all persons from harboring or trusting his wife and his son Alonzo. Granville, Licking Co., Ohio April 18, 1814. Publication date April 20, 1814.
Adah Blanchard, late of Franklin Co., Vt. now a resident of Licking Co., O. has filed a petition for a divorce from her husband, Timothy Blaachard. Publication date April 27, 1814.
John Rankin. Notice of petition for benefit of the insolvent law. Feb. 15, 1814. Publication date Feb. 23, 1814.
Solomon Purdy. Wants Cooper stuff. Springfield. Publication date Feb. 23, 1814.
John H. Platt, Flour & Whiskey wanted, Cincinnati. Publication date May 3. 1814.
Zerah Payne, advertises his shoe and Boot business, Zanesville Feb. 14, 1814. Publication date Feb. 16, 1814.
John Mathews. Liberal wages offered to a skillful Miller of Steady habits. Moxehale Mills. March 14, 1814. Publication date March 23, 1814.
George Hughes, advertises as Barber, Hair dresser etc. Publication date May 11, 1814.
Miss Guffin. advertises "Mantua & Bonnet Making" Auc. 22, 1814. Publication date Sept. 7, 1814.
Eb. Buckingham, Jr. and Increase Mathews, advertises for "A number of Stone Masons and Common Laborers at the Springfield Bridge for the ensuing season, Springfield Feb. 23, 1814. Publication date March 2, 1814.
William Baker, advertises his Tayloring Business, Zanesville. Publication date March 9, 1814.
David Wirick, soldier In the 27th Infy. He was born in Washington Co., Pa. is 21 years old; a carpenter by profession; deserted from the Barracks of Zanesville March 6, $10.00 reward to any person taking up said deserter, etc. March 9, 1814. Publication date March 9, 1814.
Rachel Middleton, asked information about her husband, Thaddeus Andrews Middleton, who was to come from near Pittsburg, by land and to meet her in Springfield, Muekingum Co., Ohio. while she with baggage and two small children, came by water. After four weeks she had nut seen or heard from him. Springfield. Publication date April 27, 1814.
James Crawford. Information wanted. He was a native of Pa.r a distiller by trade, taken prisoner at Fort Michllimackinac and left Detroit in the brig Adams, landed at Buffalo at the time she was destroyed by the Americans. He has not been heard of since by his son-in-law, John Penny, who is married to his daughter, Hannah Crawford, who came to Pittsburg about the latter end of September 1812, with lieutenant
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Darragh, Address Penny or Darragh, Pittsburgh, Pa. Aug. 3, 1814. Publication date Dec. 7, 1814.
Alfred Beard. Reward of six cents offered by Beard for Information concerning Robert Olive aged about 16 years, a runaway apprentice to the hatting business. Madison Tp., Musk. Co.. O. Publication date July 6, 1814.
John M'Donald, died near Chtllicothe in the 90th year of his age. He was a native of Scotland and was with General Wolfe at the taking of Quebec in 1759. Publication date April 29, 1818.

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