Meigs County OhArchives News.....Meigs County Telegraph January 27 1857
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Meigs County Telegraph
Pomeroy, Ohio
Tuesday, January 27, 1857

MARRIED
December 30th, 1856, in Letartsville, by Rev. J. Barringer, Mr.  E. M. 
Ummensetter, to Miss Elizabeth Gandy, all of Meigs county.

DISSOLUTION [abstracted]
The copartnership existing between Wm. H.  Remington and S. B Halliday was 
dissolved by limitation and mutual  consent.  Wm. H. Remington will continue 
his 
business at the corner of  Front and Linn Streets.  S. B. Halliday will 
remain in the store for the  present as assistant.

ATTACHMENT [abstracted]
James White against Thomas B. Copen before J. J.  White, J.P. of Lebanon 
Twp., Meigs Co., OH.  An attachment was ordered  January 15, 1857 in the above 
action for $11.27.
James White

SHERIFF’S SALE 
By virtue of an order of sale to me directed from  the Court of Common Pleas 
of Meigs county, I will offer for sale at the door of  the Court-house in 
Pomeroy, at public outcry, at 11 o’clock, A. M., on the 26th  day of February, 
1857, the following described land, to-wit: Situated in the  township of 
Lebanon 
and county of Meigs, O., and is known as being the same  tract of land 
conveyed to Aaron D. Fisher, by deed by John M. Smith, and  recorded in the 
records 
of deeds of Meigs county; reference to said deed being  hereby made, for a 
description of said land; the said deed bearing date some  time in the spring 
or 
summer of 1854.  This tract of land having no  reference to the mill property 
tract owned by said Aaron D. Fisher and said John  M. Smith, under the name and 
firm of Fisher & Smith, and containing five  acres, and sold as the property 
of Aaron D. Fisher, at the suit of William L.  Ralston.  Appraised at $92,56.  
Terms of sale – cash.
J. V. Smith,  S.M.C.

Notice to the Creditors of Mark Haning, deceased
On the 12th of Jan. A.  D. 1857, a list of the debts of said estate, was 
filed in the Probate Court, and  a notice of the probability of said estate 
being 
insolvent, was filed at the  same time.  Creditors are therefore required to 
present their claims  against said estate to the undersigned for allowance, 
within three months from  the above named time, or they will not be entitled 
payment.
J. C. Golben,  Executor of M. Haning.

Transcribed by Connie Cotterill Schumaker


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