The Harrison Telegraph, Cadiz, Ohio, Saturday, April 9, 1825 Letters Remaining at the Post Office Cadiz, April 1, 1825 Peter Barger Joseph Bredan Grafften Bell Wm. Baxter Sarah Barrett John Beal Wm. Chambers A. Cobean Rob't Crouch Jas. Campbell Hugh Christy Brancin Colrin Wm. Cavena Samuel Carnahan James Clark Joseph Clark John Chandler John Dunlap Martha Davis Wm. Dunlap James Davis Henry Eslick Uriah Fairchild Joan Frederick Henry Fiester David Gibony Wm. Gooding Wm. Graham Rebeca Gillis Daniel Grim Wm. Gregory Samuel Hays Corod Helhcost Edward Heagon Ja's Haverfield Robt. Hamilton Wm. Holmes Joseph Johnson Abraham Johnston Moses Kennedy Daniel Kelley James Kidwell William Love Saml Leaper Robert McElderry John Marsell Peter Martin John Morehead Mr. M. Denner Wm. Mentere George Moore T?unis Maffet Elizabeth Madden Joseph McMellan John Nixon Robt. Norris John Peirce Tho's Patton Esq. Mordecal Parish Thomas B. Rigdon Moses Robb Robt. Ross George Ramsey Elijah Stone Hugh Shotwell John Spields Molley Snyder John Steen John Spouse John Spear Daniel Shedron Samuel Scott Wm. Shipton Joseph Slemmons Isaac Spiker John Simpson Joseph Thompson Garrett Teatsworth Thomas Thompson Daniel Vanhorn Mrs. Vandolah Susan Waugh Eliza Walters Joseph White Francis Worley Thomas Wood John Wilson Nancy Young Jesse Young Thomas Phillips, P.M. LIST OF LETTERS Remaining in the Post office at Freeport Ohio, on the first of April, if not taken out in three months will be returned as dead letters. William Bowers David Bargis Christian Baker John Cooper William Coleman Robert Cosgrove Joseph S. Cook Messrs Joseph Dicker or Henry Hartman Mary Forgerson Nathaniel Gilmore George W. Gibson Isaac Gardner Robert Given James Grasey William Hibbs Jacob Hester Mary Irons Messrs. Mead Jarvis & Co. John Johnson Wm. Jones Robert Lockhard John Little Joseph Lowden William Shotwell Mafle Rahard John Rumbovee Michael Van Vasey John I. Wilson, P.M. SUPREME COURT State of Ohio, Harrison County, Sarah MORELAND vs Daniel A. MORELAND Petition for Divorce Whereas, Sarah Moreland, of the County of Harrison, and state of Ohio, on the 26th day of January, A.D. 1825, filed her Petition in the office of the Clerk of the Supreme Court of the State of Ohio in said County, setting forth that on the 5th day of February A.D. 1811, she, the said petitioner, was lawfully married to the said Daniel A. and that in the month of February, A.D. 1816, the said Daniel A. without any reasonable cause wilfully absented himself from her, and from thence witherto hath wilfully and continually remained absent from her, the said Petitioner, and further stating, that the said Daniel A. resides out of the state of Ohio in parts unknown &c. and praying that for the cause of wilful absence aforesaid the marriage contract between the said Sarah and the said Daniel A. may be dissolved. NOTICE, Is therefore hereby given to the said Daniel A. to appear before the said Supreme Court at the next term to be holden at the Court house in Cadiz, in the said County, on the 10th day of October, next, answer the allegations of said petition and show cause if any he has why the said petition should not be granted. Dated at the Clerks office, Cadiz, April 5th, 1825 Wm. Tingley, C.S.C.H.C W.B. Beebe, Att'y for Petitioner SHERIFF'S SALE By virtue of sundry executions to me directed, from the Court of Common Pleas, for the County of Harrison and state of Ohio - - I will offer for sale, at the house of William Gills, near New Salem, in said County, 10 head of sheep, and one cow. All taken in execution and will be sold by John S. LACEY, Sheriff. April 14, 1825 State of Ohio Harrison County NOTICE is hereby given that a writ of attachment has been issued by JOHN HURLESS esq. at my instance against the goods, chattels, rights, credits, moneys, and effects of GABRIEL FORSYTH, a non-resident debtor. All persons interested will avail themselves accordingly. April 4, 1825 Jacob CUSTER Transcribed by Connie Cotterill Schumaker Schumaker4@aol.com