NOTICES FROM THE WESTERN STAR
LEBANON, WARREN COUNTY, OHIO BLANCHE COLLINS
MARRIED
1815-Yesterday evening by the Rev, William Gray, Mr. David Skinner, to Miss Sarah Roe. (*2/3)
1821-On Tuesday last, by the Rev. William Gray, Mr. James L, Torbet (late from Princeton, N. J.) to Miss Hannah Winazis, daughter of Dr. John C. Winans, of this place. (*8/6) On Thursday, by the Rev. Eli Truitt, Mr. (frag.) Jones, to Miss Nancy Marsh, both of this county. (*8/13) On Sunday evening, the 19th inst. by the Rev. Eli Truitt, Mr. John Prince, to Miss Joharvnah Gulick, all of Lebanon.
*Date following asterisk denotes date of publication.
The Western Star was established, July, 1807, Nathaniel M'Clean. Editor. It Is the oldest weekly newspaper published within the state and maintains a popular circulation.
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(*8/20)*Dn Tuesday evening, Mr. Joseph Henderson* merchant of Lebanon, to Miss Martha. Knox. -On Thursday evening, Mr. Leyman Wakefield, to Miss Martha Strickler. (*10/20) On Thursday evening. last by the Rev. Eli Truitt, Mr. Samuel Poland, to Miss Elizabeth Marsh, all of Lebanon. (*11/24)
1822-On Wednesday last by the Rev. Wilson Thompson, Thomas Corwin, Esq., to Miss Sarah Ross, both of this town. (*11/16)
1823-On Wednesday last by the Rev. Wilson Thompson, Mr. John Pauly, to Miss Sarah Smith, daughter of Joseph Smith. -On Thursday last, Mr. Lewis Griffith, to Miss Olive Sleasman, all of Warren county. (*1./4) On Thursday last, by Rev. William Gray, Mr. Lew's Crane, to Mrs. Catherine James. (*1/11) On Thursday the 6th inst. by the Rev. Elias Vickers, Mr. William Russell, to Miss Ann Maria Morris. (*3/15) On 1st April, by John M. Houston, Esq., Mr. Henry Parrot, to Miss Mary Price. -On the 2nd inst. by the Rev. Wilson Thompson, Mr. George Parkinson, to Miss Lucret:a Davison, all of this county. (*4/5) On Thursday eve. last by John M. Houston, Esq., Mr. John F. Keys, to Mrs. Maria Phillips. (*4/12) On Thursday the 35th inst. by the Rev. Matthew G. Wallace, Mr. Abram Simpson, to
Miss Fanny Longstreth. On Thursday evening last, by the Rev. William Gray, Dr. Caleb B. Clements, to Miss Susan Hurin. (*5/24) On Thursday eve. last by the Rev. William Gray, Mr. Frederick Bell, to Miss Eliza Cushen, both of Deerfield, Union twp. (*5/31) On Thursday last by the Rev. William Gray, Jacoby Hallaek, Esq., to Miss Lucinda Dill, all of this vicinity. (*6/7) On Thursday last by the Rev. William Gray, Mr. David Silvers, of Warren county, to Miss Elizabeth Mungert of Montgomery county. (*6/28) On Tuesday the 22d inst. by John M. Houston, Esq., Mr. Tobias Burnet, to Miss Elizabeth Campbell, both of this county. -On the 23d inst. by the Rev. Wilson Thompson, Mr. William Willison, to Miss Polly Willson, both of this county. (*7/26) On the 4th inst. by John M. Houston, Esq., Mr. Joseph Evans, Junior, to Miss Amy Hormell. -On the same day, by the same, Mr. Leroy Pugh, to Miss Sarah Naylor, all of this county. (*9/6) On Thursday the 27th ult. by the Rev. John P. Durbin, Mr. Jacob Blinn, to Miss Thatcher, both of this county. (*12/6)
1824-On Wednesday evening last by the Rev. John P. Durbin, Mr. Richard Parcell, junior, to Miss Susan. Earnfight, all of this town. (*2/7) On Wednesday eve last by the Rev. John P. Durbin, Mr. George Reeves, to Miss Elizabeth Brown, all of this place. (*2/14) On Wednesday last by the Rev. John P. Durbin, Mr. George King, to Miss Betsey Jeffrey. -On Thursday last, by the same, Mr. Harvey Gallaher, to Miss Ann Williams, all of this vicinity.. (*2/28) On Wednesday last by the Rev. John P. Durbin, Mr. James Sivaney, to Miss Clarissa Coffeen, both of this vicinity. (*4/3) On Thursday last by the Rev. John P. Durbin, Mr. Abram Fye, to Miss Nancy Shellar, all of this vicinity. (*6/12) On the 6th inst., by James Benham, Esq., Mr. P. P. Price of Wilmington, to Mrs. Mary R. Rook, of this place. (*10/9)
1825-On the 23d ult, by the Rev. Richard Simonton, Mr. Jeremiah Burns, to Miss Mary Harper. -On the same day by the Rev. William Gray, Mr. John. Miranda, to Miss Bethany Campbell. -On the 30th by John M. Houston, Esq., Mr. John R. Russell, to Miss Charlotte Spinning, -On the same day, by the same, Mr. George Luther, to Miss Nancy Stephens, (*1/1) On Tuesday last by the Rev. Richard Simon-ton, Mr. Richard H. Smith, to Miss Hannah Jack. (*l/29) On the 18th inst., by the Rev. Eli Truitt, Mr. Isaac F. Posegate, to Miss Elizabeth Kean, both of this place. -On the 25th inst., by the Rev. William Gray,
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Dr. Sylvan B. Morris, to Miss Catherine Knox. -On the 29th inst., by the same, Mr. William McKy, to Miss Polly Swinnard, all of this vicinity. (*5/31)
DIED
1810-On Friday the 7th inst. Mrs. Patsy Low, consort of Jacob D. Low, Esq., Associate Judge of the Court of Common Pleas of this t-county.-On the 25th August in Chillicothe, Col. Moses M'Clean, aged 73. He was a patriot of the revolution, a gentleman of amiable manners, irreproachable character and a true Christian. -Capt. Trippe of the U. S. Brig --- (Vixen) died on his passage from Havanna to New Orleans. -Also, Lieutenant Governor Broome of the State of New York. (July)
1816-On Saturday last after a short illness, Miss Lucy Hunt, daughter of Col. Ralph W. Hunt of this vicinity. (*2/3)
1821-On Saturday morning the 14th, Mary Carhart, aunt of the editor of this paper. (*4/5) On Thursday last, at Oxford, the Rev. James Hughs, a teacher of languages at Miami University. He has left a wife and a numerous family of children together with a large circle of relatives. -On the 4th April last Mrs. Sarah Yaman, of this county, consort of Mr. Moses Yaman, aged 71 years. -On the 30th April last, Mrs. Priscilla Yaman, consort of Mr. Samuel Yaman, of Warren county. (*6/7) On Tuesday last, Mary Ann, daughter of Absalom Runyan. -On Saturday Mr. Benjamin S, Rue. -On Sabbath morning, Caroline Mathilda, daughter of Matthias Corwin, Jun, Esq., (*7/16) On Saturday last, William M'Lean Bellar, infant son of Mr. Peter Bellar. -This morning, Mrs. Mary Fox, consort of Mr. Charles Fox, in the 66th year of her age. (*7/23) On Saturday last in this town Phebe, daughter of Matthew and Ann Griggs. -On the same day, Mrs. Mary Drake, consort of Col. Lewis Drake, of this vicinity. (*7/30) On Thursday last, Mrs. Jemima Smith, in the 65th year of her age, widow of the late Abnor Smith of this town. (*8/6) On Thursday morning the 18th, Mrs. Elizabeth Crane, consort of Mr. Lewis Crane. (10/20)
1822-On Sunday last, Mrs. Gibbs, consort of Mr. Thomas Gibbs. -On the same day, Mr. Nicholas Rynearson. -On Thursday last, Wyllys Pearson, Junior. (*3/2) -On Tuesday last after a severe illness, Matthias Corwin, Junior, Clerk of the Court of this county. He has left a wife and two children to deplore their loss. (*10/12)
1823-On Wednesday the 26th ult. at his farm on Mill Creek, Hamilton county, Ohio, Mr. John Ludlow, Esq., in the 71st year of his age. He has left a wife and twelve children, fifty-four grandchildren, three great grandchildren. He has buried one wife, two children and twelve grandchildren. Communicated (*4/5) On Sunday the 18th inst. Capt. William Humphreys, an early settler of this county. -On the 28th inst. Ivory H. Chatburn, of this place. (*5/6) On Monday evening last, Miss Juliet Hunt, daughter of Col. Ralph W. Hunt. (*8/2) On Thursday last Capt. Benjamin Rue, in the 73rd year of his age. He served as a captain in the revolutionary war, and fought bravely in defending the liberties of his country. There has fallen another hero who acted a conspicuous part in that arduous struggle which terminated in American independence. On Thursday last his remains were interred with military honors. -On Sunday last, Mrs. Dyche, consort of Mr. Frederick Dyche of this county. -On Tuesday last, Mrs. Polly James, consort of Mr. Aaron James, of this county. -On Tuesday last, Mr. Samuel Gustin, an old and respected inhabitant of this vicinity.
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after a short but severe illness, Mr. Joseph Eddye, an old and respected inhabitant of this vicinity. On the 11th, June, at Buenos Aires, the Hon. Caesar A. Rodney, Minister Plenipotentiary from U. S. (Interment Phila) (*8/28) On the 23d at his residence in this vicinity David Reeder, in the 76th year of his age. He was an old and respected citizen of this community. Fifteen minutes before his death, he was in full possession of health. -On Friday morning, Mrs. Mary Gill, of this place. (*9/25) On Monday last, Mr. John Martin, an old and respected citizen. -On last week in Hamilton township, Mr. Alexander Hamilton. (*10/16)
1825-On Sunday evening last, Mrs. Dorotha Mix, consort of Mr. George Mix of this town. (*1/1) On Tuesday last in this vicinity, John Hays, aged 70. His remains were interred in the Methodist burying ground with Masonic honors. (*2/5) On Thursday evening last, Daniel Hathway* of this town. (*4/23) On Saturday last after a short but severe illness, Mrs. Milka Adams, consort of Mr. Henry Adams, of this place. The deceased left four children. (*5/10) On Thursday last Eliza Ann Gordon, consort of Capt. John M. Daniel, her friends and society has sustained a very great loss. (*6/7) On last Thursday evening Jacob Emfight, an old revolutionary soldier, in the 83rd year of his age. -On the same day, Mahlon Wells. -On Saturday last, John Tindall, of this vicinity. -On Monday last, Mrs. Benham, consort of James Benham, Esq., of this vicinity. -On Monday last after a lingering illness, James Armstrong, for many years a resident of this vicinity. -On Sunday last, Betsey, daughter of James Armstrong, dec'd. (*9/5) -On Wednesday last, Mr. James Parkinson, son of Mr. John Parkinson, of this vicinity. (*9/6) On Wednesday evening, 10th inst., at his residence near this place, Mr. Charles Fox, Junior, Esq., aged 34 years, leaving a wife and five children. (*9/13) On the 12th inst., after a short but severe illness, which he bore with Christian fortitude, Dr. M. D. Lathrop, of Waynesville**. His remains were interred in the friends burying ground with Masonic honors. (*9/20) On Sunday last in this vicinity after a short illness, William Bogart. -On Monday last near this place, Robert Hays. -On last Tuesday evening in this place, after a short but severe illness, Christopher M. Jones. He was a member of the Baptist Church. His life was pious and exemplary. He has left a wife and seven children to lament their loss. -On Wednesday last, Robert Sale, in the vicinity of this place. -On day, Mrs. Perine, consort of Mr. James Perine. (*10/4) On Thursday last, Mrs. Sarah Morris, consort of Doct. David Morris. (*12/6)
1824-On Wednesday evening last, Mrs. Eliza Nixon, consort of Samuel Nixon, of this town, leaving a large family of children. -On Monday evening last, Mrs. Mary Ann Nixon, widow and mother of Mr. Samuel Nixon, in the 68th year of her age. (*2/7) On Sunday morning the 8th inst., James Decamp, for many years a resident of this town. (*2/14) On Wednesday last, Mrs. Cassandra Biggs, consort of Thomas Biggs, of this place. (*3/6) On the 20th ult. Mr. John Adams, for many years a respected citizen of this town. He has left a wife and five children to lament their loss. (*4/3) On the 24th last, at New Lisbon, after a severe illness of a few hours, John Laird, Esq., a senator of this state from Columbiana county. He was a young man justly entitled to the esteem of his friends and acquaintances. (*5/15) On Thursday last after a short illness Mrs. Nancy Crawford, of this vicinity. (*6/12) On Sunday last after a lingering illness, Mrs. Prudence Bone, consort of David Bone, of this town. (*7/17)
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NOTICES FROM THE WESTERN STAR
LEBANON, WARREN COUNTY, OHIO BLANCHE COLLINS
NOTICES
The partnership of Hollingsworth & Dill, this day dissolved by mutual consent. Signed Joshua Hollingsworth, Frances Dill. 1, March, 1821-
Of Harrison county in the State of Virginia, departed this life on the 19th, December, 1820, and left a large estate of both real and personal property in which his son Jacob Righter, who has lately resided in the lower part of the State of Ohio, but now unknown where to his friends, may be greatly interested by an immediate attention, which may be lost to him for want of it. The printers in the states of Ohio, Kentucky, will please give notice through public papers.-From, a disinterested person, a friend to justice. 5, Mar. 1821.
Legal claims against the estate of Aaron Oxley, dec'd, late of Vernon twp, Clinton county. Josiah Biggs, Adm. 19, Feb. 1821.
The estate of John Stackhouse, dec'd, late of Vernon twp, Clinton county-Thomas Gaskill. 26, Jan. 1821.
Indebtedness to William Ferguson, or Ferguson & Voorhis, by note, or book accounts are placed in the hands of J. M. Houston, Esq., for collection. William Ferguson, Lebanon. 31, March, 1821.
Divorce: Eliza Newman vs. William Newman, willful absence of five years. Matthias Corwin, Junior Clerk, Lebanon. 29, January, 1821.
Public Sale: 5, May, 1821, at Lebanon, 60-70 acres, by heirs of Joseph James, dec'd. Matthias Corwin, Joshua Collet, Admrs, (*4/2/1821)
A certain Richard Ellis has established a glue factory and pretends to hold out an idea that he is well acquainted with the manufacture of glue, which is false and impositious . The subscribers have bought or used the glue, and they have no hesitation in stating that it is the worst glue that they have ever attempted to use. -Wm. M. Wiles, John W. Colbert, Daniel C. Penton, Samuel Ritchey, John Hathaway, George Miller, Abraham Delavere-Cabinet makers. The printers in Cincinnati are requested to give this to their papers, for we understand this fellow sends his loblolly there for sale. (*4/16/182l)
David Cutler, inventor of the new and useful improvement in distilling, has moved to the town of Lebanon, a few rods NE of the Presbyterian Meeting House. (*4/16/1821)
Whereas I am going eastward for some time, Dr. Daniel Egbert will attend to my practice . . . and collect all outstanding bills, John C. Winans, (do)
The tavern occupied by John Kephart, late of Clerkesville, Clinton county, dec'd will be rented on reasonable terms . . . Apply to Thomas Kephart Millgrove, Ruhannah Kephart . . Admrs. (*4/5/l821)
One Cent Reward-Ran Away 1, March last, John Martin, an indentured apprentice to the tailoring business . . Alanson Hill (do)
Public Venue: 1, June next, at the late residence of Adam Sellers, William Sellars, Christian Sellers, Charles Null-Admrs. (do)
oDate following- asterisk denotes date of publication.
The Western Star was established. July, 1807, Nathaniel M'Clean. Editor. It Is the oldest weekly newspaper published within the state and maintains a popular circulation.
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Lost-On Saturday last between Major Phillip's, Lebanon, and Esquire Williams, on the road leading to Deerfield, a ladies linsey dress, striped pale blue and deep blue, small stripes. A reasonable reward. Elen Goodpastor. (*5/7/1821)
The estate of Levi Smith late of Wayne twp,, Warren county, Jane Smith, Admx. (do)
To lease the Mills on Todd Fork, formerly occupied by Jonas Whitacre, dec'd, for repairing the same. Apply to Samuel Nixon, Lebanon, Sarah Whitacre, 19, June. 1821.
To Joseph Cogley, son of John Cogley, dec'd, James Cogley, Polly Ruff, (who intermarried with John Ruff, since dec'd), Jane Fish, (who intermarried with James Fish), the children of James Cogley, dec'd, John Cogley, Joseph M. Cogley and Robert Cogley, the sons of Joseph Cogley, dec'd, Mary Henry, (who intermarried with William Henry), Sarah Cummins, (who intermarried with John Cummins), Robert Simmons, Elizabeth Simmons, George Simmons, Nancy Ebinger, (who intermarried with John Ebinger), and Joseph Simmons, the children of Nancy Simmons, dec'd (who intermarried with Simmons, since dec'd), the heirs and legal representatives of Robert Cogley, late of Armstrong county, Pa., Notice of inquest at the home of the said Robert Cogley, in the township of Buffalo, county of Armstrong, on Saturday, 15, next, for partition of real estate . . . according to law. Robert Robinson, Sheriff. Kittanning, 23, October, 1824. (*11/17/1821)
Executors Sale . . Dwelling house and 100 acres of John Egbert, dec'd. Apply to Stephen Bowers, or James Egbert, Exrs. (*12/29/1821)
A Card-The citizens of Lebanon are respectfully informed that Mrs. Catherine Forman will commence a school in this town about the 10th of April next for the purpose of teaching young Misses, reading, writing, sewing, and needlework. (*3/30/1822)
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