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- Az uE LOIS u tie Io,cn Of FarmriNe. On the
- 2sl GY o.! ii!. i~t;. Will be SUD- a. public auc'
= G, the pieu.scs. Farnve, twenty-five acres
- i-2ncS Of :. George Rando pm, ad Joining sad
-a.(n .,'> exceeding hall acre each; on Gre
81. s. 2:' TX y"aTs-ihe purchasers giving bones
".tan?o:eG pcESoi!a! security. and lien upon Inc
= 'et;r. By THE COMMISSIONERS.
h...cu y lU1-tdS
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49, OF LOTS tn TIC 1o,en Of Fu-mriHc.-On the
= ~ ~ O: April. -!G. will be sold, at public auc-
IA ;," pstn!$es c.s Earmvillr, forty acres o! the
Id o: j>4h Chambers. adjoining said town. in lots
"1cerciu hall &C." each 4 credit q! ore and two
's-l:a -: 'a>c:s giving bonds with approved per-
80 sr:g:.;g. and lien upon the property.
81 THE COMMISSIONERS.
March - ltT-tLS
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49, r1WEI.'S ENTIRE STOCK gf MsA.Jrf@,
81 :.'.,.,.5, D.yAHm Mor; .horaed CATTLE, i'm
- -i-.d by him. ,vi!' he sold Oh SAT- KnAf: GID
... ,fl- !, Yo'c!ock, at :; v"~e'n, opposite to
-, .Is,a. Archaeological r'd'E!ees Will be gwen Al
* :, =, c,ouS :a4ic b. Mr.. Powell, in England,
'.- ''''' WM. HUGHES.
p.,';an. March -. lVc-t-p-A
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n AND SALE.--ln pursuance ola decree OF the Cir
b cult Suptrio. Court Of Law and Chancery lnr the
town of Petersburg rendered al the last term in the
case Of Proctor rs Moore we shall proceed the 3st
dav Of March instant the premises, 10 SELL at public
auction on credit OF six twelve, and eighteen months
ecua sta!mcn,s-a The real estate OF wc: iioral!o
Moore died seized situated at City Point, and consisting
Of three Lots fronting on james Rivcr-One Lot has
wharf and store house thereon.
! !. i =! .Fo3SEn. Commissioners.
MARCH, IN l0l-2aw.Gs-
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- as,y s;ss'E>EsEs7zB;S'E's.

1,IiEAr STRING n*f GooDsm j o ; ena n"s
< fu"' ,%IElNS Staple aud Fancy Dry Goods
,, H. 'ssn,;.nen; Of C.lcoes from II cents per
:, m. lines. fna..!y !h!p"Tira'
- - 80, .,:grl Muslins and Cling hams;
49, ,,.,l,n ,ancy dress liikis. and Scafts;
--,. a,.,.1;.,..u: :: S!'cHS;
i.,...., lace Goods and Millinery articles;
i!,...s... ,i,,o,.s. al kinds:
'.i'',, s,.:i. ana ;;rrI' Summer wear:
.. ''',. cases Irish Linens. Diapers, &c &c
\ r New Goods WI BE- received by every packet;
.6. ~, 81 Ap. he assortment will hr complete
w..a. viii be <oIi by wholesale or retail, as low as
. 81 ,ya :.. ioaui n any market go
N,..l -. ~
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Era,oa--lst and I'd S2,1-2d and Sd Sl3o-3d and
tth : !uC-; anI 9Th S79-5! and 9Th SGO-G!h and
7:h so. &c, &c.
Tickets $40, halves 81, quarters 81 30.
Tickets and shares in the above splendid Lotteries.
may be had Usual, in every variety at t;c L"eiy OF
fee Of GEO. VI. DlAON.
Opposite the Eagle Hotel
y B. Orders from !hc country, enclosing cash prize
tickets will be promptly attended 10, il addressed as
ab;"e.
March IL. iU2-u
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p &c ISSiSS!PPl LANDS FOR SALE-ihe sub.
yH scrher has for sale number OF choice bodies OF
Land in The State Of AlisSis< pp,, III healthy and beau
lil region Of the State we'll adapted to the growth
of cotton an corn-te is also authorised 10 sell num-
Der Of valuable settlements on l. =, j. an" years credit
thus giving the purchaser time to open me amos ana
make the money pay Tor it, The great inducem"nl
held cut to settle in this State, both for comfort and
profit is daily becoming more manifest: No one who
visits the country particularly that portion y'ng east OF
, Dio Black and Pearl Rivers, have any fears the
score Of health The country is finely wa,ercd, general
w. and is high and hrokrn enough The State Is soon 10
be nut under a system OF Railroads. which VIII afford
convenient markets al portions oft The roads from
Jackson 10 hlnJ!lc from Jackson TO the ionhecore
river near the mouth OF Noxu5ec river and another ir"n
the Eickshu:g road to Columbus and the Orleans and
Nashville road. which required TO be run east 81 fcar
river will make the counties Of Winston, he!nper
lauderdac. NoXu5ce, &c, tie most desirable portion ni
the Sa.c-ln all these counties, the su5sci"r VIII sell
lands lie NAV be found al Columbus until tie middle
Of MAY and a.trr the 18TH June in Richmond Virginia
MADISON WALT!tALI.
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ERs.N en- %,

6 LARGE and raiuGbie tract Of Lund IN FdHgair
~ County for su'e-Ey virtue Of decree OF the SUI
pcr!or Court Of Law aud Chancery for Henrico county,
III the case Of Norton Norton" the undersi gned
Commissioners will, Monday tie 2Slh day O! March
next. At Warrenton in the county Of Fauquier before
the front door OF the Courthouse OF said county, pro-
coed 10 sci! at public auction. to the highest bidder
trGct OF land lying in the county Of Faufuisr Ger
manown. and within or miles of Warrrn.nn. long
known the Etng CHAIN Forest estate, and containing
213 acres, according III! survey made years
ago. Ii then divided into nine parcels lots, with
the view CT being rented arned out these lots
divided :ou. parcels containing abou: 600 each,
as to make convenient farms OF each parcel
The laud will he sold in parcels in such way rs TO &C.
conmodac purchasers and npon the day Of sale plat
the whole land. divided into separate tracts vii! be
exhibited. This land is situated i'll very healthy
,.r and is believed! to be fertile and well adapted Ia the
culture OF Indian corn wheat rye and oats, and III
gard 10 society. Is vel! situated.
Terms q: >nic.-OEe.th third o.! the purchase money to
be paid in nine months onc-third III eighteen months,
and the residue IN two years from the day ut sale
Bonds with approved security for each nsalment: bear
ing interest from the day Of sale, will be required OF the
purchasers. who IL is expected will be read with their
suIctirs to execute said bonds at frthcs the day OF
sale The tile will b" retained until conveyance shall
be directed b: the Cont.
k t;i;i:E c. Nicholas, Commissioners.
Jan 10. Odd
Tn, National ln,ci-cnccr Country pale the pub
d.. sale, ana their bis the Subscribers or
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ENRY GOODS HHh<'-orfi UWidHs !. c.. =. She
y Lung Room, Mark, Bridge. ".i,r 10! sa" large
and general assortment o. Dry Goods % recent imp ia
ton Having turned their whole attention 10 the wh"!c
SAIL. trade Country merchants Respectfully solicited
10 call and examine assor;i,'n:
March j.. l'"'-l't
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rsOYT,s EOvvEa3 GE'E'fCEi.

llOlI, ever anxious to his numerous patrons,
takes this early opportunity Of laying before them one
OF the most srendd schemes the managers have ssned
fora long time Forward your orders early 10 Dame For
tunes only Agent, Hoyt, who dcus out the golden Ca
pitfalls with unsparing hand
$4,000! $:1b.oD0M 80 Of 81. 100!!,
Virginia State Eleaecry,
For The benefit of The Mechanical Benevolent Society OF
Nornlk-Cass No. ! , for 1850:
To DC draicn at Herandrin on SQtuJdnu 7prl 2d, 16
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e OTlCE.-Un Tuesday, the Eth instant Will be sold
bY ,te subscriber. executor of Creed Taylor. de-
ceased kaincs Tavern in the county Of Cumberland,
to the highest bidder for cash about twenty Slaves many
Of i!!em Young and very likely. All persons having
claims agas, the OF Creed Taylor, deceased,
requested prnaucc them to the subscriber, in order that
PREPARATION !:ay be made 10 pay them:
SAMUEL TAYLOR, Executor.
Narch ). JJ--tds
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s-uTiCE All persons having claims aGalnS: TIE rs,
Z e C.: Henry Kuha, deceased. late OF Chesterfield
.n:y arc requested 4rcsri:; them to me properly
.:.:!!.ca;cG, .v7 settlement.
-''' JOHN b GOODE. D. s. for
IL 3-c1sr late SIT. a"d .!Lmr. 81 Henry kah", dted
i.;c. -; it7-wiw
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March :.
GREEN HALL.

GREEN HALL,
Gr"tcr HMd Commt$%'" :1e''H"n """"'"'" 2''''
q b 20 49,. p.-,n I;;ro Havana Green and ST DO
~ i'' o;n,,n cn.r,n
20 barrels y. E. rum,
:? tIas Ln
ao ho .,s L,,-.I loaf sp,,-
90 ani ni,
10 Ions Swcics iron. assorted.
81 cases satin beaver and fur hats,
~ 80, ;. haas I,;,r ;,s,sron
~ 0 dn prime mess wy '"S d.,
~ ,s ,,is;,s
"a 10 cheese.
90 , 90 e Yellow lr;s!, potatoes,
~ d. cider
% DO. old rye whlskcy.
10 do. DO do (Hristr oFano'}
= crates American eaf'heh"Are,
:! pipes Cognac brandy,
) Or. casks VI. NJ. wine,
10 bags pimcnto,
III GCr,nan l;uunr cases,
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~ SALE, Lot No. 43l, on d and S,ree;s-fronts
f.. " eet on Street and IS feet on the Basin bank
an, ms apply to john W. Williams, at Mrs. Temp
~ o. o.: George P. Crump: Of Richmond.
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'aKt>i SALE d Eoai -:nA Personat ES;:te-FuI'
>!r:, 10 The provisions Of Deed of Trust eXecu-
- .c Subscriber bg William Il. Barker. and record
: +" Il" C.c;S oice Of litnrico County Court tor
c:l'n Purposes in >a; deed expressed, shall on Mon.
- IL" IN "a; "f pr! next before the Bel Tavern,
d I've Cy OF R.c!.nsoud proceed to sell, Tor cash:
zee .. Land. IN the county OF llenrc", near Boar
>";n az iNnG lie. lands OF Eo 5. Carter and others.
continuing s.xty-iyc acres: or less. Also the
''"as slaves: Il r.rr7o nan named Joe. and woman
.@Et Mara. a.t he, Two Children Betty and Nancy
,s '@ 70 'e abo"e property is believed 10 be good:
sH!t Only convey such as is vested IN Inc rs trus
'T SI;- w.. cuG,iucnce at II ciock.
CHRISTIAN ALLEN, Trustee.
.H',:ch:. lott
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saAllY LINE BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
~ WASiiiNGTON-l, is with mucl! qualification

IA /. '
~ WASiiINGTON.-li is with mucl! qualification
So: tie Richmond. fredericksburg and Potomac Kali
-. tsa.2!sv had themselves enabled 10 assure TIE
N:.!cin and S-ucIa travellers. that there Viii DC n"
-; C,slo91.a::uenl nor detention any part OF the
- :>YlC. >
Ta.nt, nils Il their -oai is in full and successful
a!a..n and tie .op1r!,rS t! lie Sieanioaa ana sag
@ CA liz. balance o. the distance. are b. Contract oou'il
:; pe .a.,a provided for all the travel winch ilaE
5., and 80 accommodate the with extra Stages
hen .r,g.-rG thus enabling The Conp"r? 10 p!eG@e
- i .l ~ !.av,l!e. shall apply unsuccrsS!uiy tor
ga.
The I3.:iu,-re and Washington Railroad completed
and pu; n oI.r2c: during mat last year, the St4!;H-
., navrra,io Of the Potomac. and tile Railroad rom
p-t.rsbug to the Roanoke haze relieved this route oil
c portion OF It's l1ine5 engh OF stage traVellg' ana
now believed offer induce ments to travellers su
,r.9r to those found any other route between Ne"
orleans aad New York.
Soon aztec ..le opening OF Steamboat navigation oe'
tween The Nc.lEern cites line expected - Dc es'
:.oseG by which the journey from New ":N 10 itc
NAV he mace -; hours, unC 10 D!ahcieJ, ~ -
IL Il hours. Of which due notice VIII be gwen.
i Gaiy lla. Il l.nul>l Courthouse, and Char."ttes-
f..s. cQnnec;.n. with the Sai!-r"ad II point 10 itS
:r,.n i.,cM.:!0i.l Is IN .~ii Operations.
i:yu:s o. dryai;:rcl't tnr steam Nil! and tha',
.:,es;.!c . clock, A. VI precisely, and "l a:'i@a
l. u.
Excursion Ps>scngegs taken as usual Seats io' al!
.a AK. 49,: i.., % ,akea a! the Depot.
.;-.:J4G U..ioc. March p. 1Cc-lHt
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p hiUt Us, HG't"c*. i"."i<, rsh<, D%':i@gS' r">E.
y &c. -c-Ihc subscriber Mi. II = ;''" Gi 'c y:
receipt Q: !s pr!t supply ANA s'o.i> call it". the
Merchants and it.tr:!'. "'o Nay "isI !" purchase
at ,tOr$air: a$>G, t,nI tia: every t1drrr" ut ',:"
CAT bc had IL l!..s Other m'iH' WIZ ." "i'T'
Al l. old established stand s,n q; The E"rE Eoy ard
O:far Market square door U'.9w Hi'SsfS lancas
ter Denly Il Co, a:,I immediately "2%s:i" u, 50 T.
& ! : Iames & Co. NJ l.. pNI.
March ~ iE.--lt
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.c5f s,:<c: Der intending to Itmore from the State
I -: l,-,na offers tr sale h!s lot and houses IN The
- a. Sco:,v..!c. (ow''an Courthouse ana s'ha;i
:.,l near ,po:..h 10 uc convenient tor fire wood.
~ ,, has dwelling ::ouSe. i large stable. and other
....,-y ou;.ho!<eS ,c family. brick slorehouse,
:.i r,rt,n. vii, good well in the yard The
r.,.S,-. Nell situated lvr I merchant, being IN tic
u ;.ic town; and the subscriber has carried on
-, mercantile business 4: tile place ioi twenty years
49,. T,4,.-I,s viii he accommodating. and wi!l be
e known cl application 10 tie subscriber TeStGin: Oh
,.,'',,,< SIMON l.. BLOCK.
: /; not disposed Of privately: it vii! be pot UP
.,,r,., ,,r,inr in November next 5. l.. B.
;l,-c; y, [i0--ittl
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'Nh >A!:.. rgiuabie E,anMdctNJ tng Ma! Gna PGH
= 'c'''a. on Koanpit Il o!rr for sale, the Eagle
80. Mas and Plantation. adjoining Roanoke aver!
l:e" * :u.ics south Of Boydton and Randolph Ma
q ,n"gr. and ten miles below Ctarksviiie The re-
Ion "a: his Mali is we'll known in Petersburg and
. :'.S and also extensively known through the coun-
" 4'I villages near the Roanoke. Its brand stands as
- 3 ans o'ter r!ll ~ the State where II Is known
ans I'VE PAIR Of Stones, tWo pair OF hre-fect pnr!S
q" '&7; and EsoPCs, one pair Of EsopuS e;ilre, ana
80, .! 'C."r:S: manufacturing machinery conpie'e;
Il y furnished with sufficient water power by ca
" 46@' from tie river. In point OF location, 1t pos
o.. D'c'am"A advantages. Besides a constant run
SON. 1t commands business from great distances
"'- "'y S>.>"a$-y!clding Annually tom Z'u 10 >Vu
''S q; ;". 1t receives from 10 20 70 thousand
~ "..r annually: and for some years past, the
nave 2:tn rapidly Increasing in this section OF ie
Nc ~" g:oa:Ar continiic 10 increase as iaciiiAes
'"'' improve. There is ready sale for corn ana
''''''' u OIL. at go>,d prices 1t Hiay also De
I" marx. ;l:at i would afford eligible site Tor
:. g!"ce.y. or mercantile business.
"Gc, g.; land consists CT 3l1 acres, ~ of which
-. - 'i'"r bottom: good proportion o. t;nbertd
49,, ' "'e plantation in good condition i"r cniti"a-
80 '"c Improvements consist vi spacious old dwell.
= n'">". VITA "i,ler ordinary outhouscs. Persons
- P":chass. the above property. r,ay apply 10
:. ~ ''2,f residing wi!ntn two miles. \ 'e:at Gre
%' 'r allowed the purchaser.
h"' effect sale privately. before the third
,r"! IN APrn nert shall on that day, oiitr it III
Con, %''c'.o II Mec.lenburg Courthouse, Ii being
is, ~. GiE' Possession a the Mill will be given on the
=, ~ next, aud ,ie Plantation on the lst OF ja"u-
'|''. TlNGNAL JONES, Erecutor
Mail. Of james +. Jones. dec d.
;].sTTA'enours Feb. IN. 93-2thA
@ feicistcr; will please usc the ill
---f''""At. I. }.
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Philip HARRISON. lro,,.;..:o,.,r,
ROBERT &. NICHOLAS,

The NaJaa lncccncc country PAPER! AMI the Gazette pub
l>hr Ntrrcgn, requested toascit the above adv
until sale, ana send their bis tic subscribers Tor pay
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Z, iCiI M;DND. FitEIIIIIN h:,II ItIf :i'i I y
ES, TOMAC EAii. ROAD-.t; L meeting Of ;hc
Directors Of the Company. Oh the eh March, l>"o
il
E.:ared. That further a.aor", -" Zen dollars On cac!
share be -tuiir,G from the Stockholders to be paid: s.
an or before. lie 18th da. Of Ap:.l next, and s. on or
before ;hc 18th Gav o May ard 10 !c deposited as
heretofore Il. tie Bank OF Virginia. tie credit OF the
Company. NM +. SilEffE!ip iF"E""
\,a-.L, l:i-ti,N
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NETEIR.NECK COTTON FACTORY far SHr-
w III" iumIcr 10: tins valuable pr"p'!i, nay
inr died about tc first OF February last tic subscriber
offs II E,r sale accommodating ,'rG'> III" Factory
j. situated At the head Of Gray Creek IN Su'ry '"uy,
Va and within miles OF Me t"ur;-tl"CH' i:rrc
is Wharf aou; half nile on. aiiuGdn. rT"ry facility
for sh;ppinr and receiving cotton The snosc:'1: con.
ft,u,l asserts acccIGm. 10 ia" capital cmi"!r". Il is
tie most profitable establishment Of Tie Kind ~ tn""t
virc;nia The water power Is rxc,.."nt-,inh |! !.oi
sup .a. to apy from Petersburg to ;I.r sea h"!G
Information may be oba::rd respecting ',> rr"Irrty,
he ,Idr,s.inr Ed. WHITE.
A;,,c, II rIn}-,r1 SHrrg COnSt. I!,G.r. Ia.
sEDiCAL INSiIri II OF tlllLADEiFiilA.
lSH The Lectures ii.;> lns!Hnn w'i! boon on the
f;rsi Mpnd,v ~ APRIL and hc continued Ia! 'vm.bcr
Is, with the exception OF AuGu. winch IS VACATION
II,TJEL- III
DIR. NahI Chapman. Oh Practice "f Medicine,
u, S,,,J J,,kSp....... Ma"ra Mecca.
DR. Jnn X Nlitcici!.... Chemistry.
DR.. ~. T.. llorncI..... hHai""E'
(lus,tucs If Medicine. and
DR.. Jo!." ''''''''''' / ilcd. Jurisprudence,
Dr II l. I;.,Irc ...... Midwifery.
W. +. ilDhNER. Secretary.
March ~. lo'-l';
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-01-01
rAI1.R+N6

IT N. DAVIS begs Leave 10 iu~
EAoform his friends and the puOiic
generally that, hs has just received from
New York and Philadelphia, the latest
Fashions for the Winter Of 'S5 and the
Spring of '36. A late change ia his do
mestic relations, will enable him 10 exc
cute work in his line upon shorter no
tice and more favourable terms than here
tOlore. He earnestly soliCi;s share Of
public patronage.
N. D His prices shall be graduated
by the pressure Of the times---always
pledging himself not to yield even in this
respect, to any of his rivals.
He also begs leave to inform gentle-
men of the Trade that he is Agent for
Allen Ward; and he would be happy to
furnish them with Wards Rule.
CarroIlton, Dec, 4, 1885.
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White was taken of by the officers.
Here a scene Of distress followed;
which our pen is inadequate to de-
scribe. The poor girl, frantic at the
loss Of her belO Vsd, uttered the most
heart.rendiDg shreiks. The magiS.
trates and officers, though Injured TO
scenes of crime and misery, could moi
behold unmoved the agony Of this
young creature. "Do, good gentle
men, only suffer him, to come out OF
prison to night and go with me, and
he shall return 10 the morning. He
shall, he shall mercy! mercy. Good
Mr.. Hays let him come out Ofprison.
Hays, though unused 10 the melting
mood; evinced the wlrmest synpa-
thy for her distress "Only listen to
me, my poor child" said he, ''lsten
to reason. You ought to thank God
for the escape you have had, and not
repine. Would youlike to be the wife
of a felOns" Oh no, no, ! would not
said she. but to be in a prison, only
think (shuddering) to be ina a prison
and here her distress became ago.
nizing. The magistrate entreated
that she would be tranquilized. and
calling one oflhe officers directed him
to see her safe home to Brooklyn and
to inform her mother of all The CIR.
cumstances which had taken place.
The moment she heard the latter di.
rection of the magistrate, she rushed
to the bench, and suppIicated in the
most piteous tones, that her mother
should be kept 10 ingorance. To This
Justice Lownds would not consent;
and again directing the officer 10 tell
her mother every thing, the distressed
young creature was borne from the
Office in a state that beggars descriP.
li0n,
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PROSPECTUS
For the continuation Of the
CARROLL FREE-PRESS.

HNHEinterest of William Johnston, Esq
~ in this establishment, having been
transferred 10 John Christy, the Free
Press will in future be conducted by
PEARcE g. CHRIsTY. The political CON
plexion oGthIs paper will not be changed
the editors being firm in their determl
nation to preserve its neutral character
The transfer from Mr. Johnston to Christy,
has been made with the hope Of ensuring
the continuation Ofa newspaper IN Car
roIltoh: And with this view, the editors
appeal to the people Of the county for a
patronage equal to the merits and imPOr
lance of their enterprise, One Of the ed
itors being a practical printer, and having
determined to devote his time exclusively
to the interest of the paper, it is confident
ly hoped that, with reasonable increase
of their subscription list, The Carroll Free
Press may be continued TO the mutual adj
vantage Of both subscribers and publish
ers.
Ofthe convenience and necessity Of a
public Journal, published at the county
seat, every citizen of The county must be
convinced; and the etitorstrust that, the
people Of Carroll will sustain them in their
efforts to promote public good, and to Sc
cure an honest maintenance.
TERMs.-The Free Press will he pub
Iished every Friday morning, at Two Dol
lars per annum, payable half yearly in
advance. fpayment be delayed until
after the end OF the year, 50 so will be
required. But as payment In advance is
for the interest Of all parties, this mode
is respectfully recommended.
Advertisements inserted at the usual
rate. All communications addressed to
the Editors must be post paid.
J. PEARCE s. ]. CHRlSTY.
Carrolton, Carroll Go. o Sept. 1885
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THIRD VOLUME OF THE
OHIO 1ARNlMR
AND WESTERN HoRTICULTURIsT.

Ia presenting { prospectus for the third
volume Of the Ohio Farmer TO the public,
the Editor conceives il unnecessary to
enter into minute detail of IS charac.
ter and object. These have been clearly
evinced since its commencement, and
from the high testimonials received from
Agriculturists and Horlicuiturists Of the
FIRST standing and intelligence, he is not
without hope that his labOrs have been
Of some service to the cause of Western
Agriculture, and that there has been, at
least partial satisfaction to those who pat
ronise the work.
There was never period Of deeper IN
teresl to the cultivators ofthe soil in the
great valley oc the Mississippi than the
present. There never was time when
intelligence could be put TO better uses -
when knowledge was of greater advan.
ia Le. II is the era Ofadvancement IN The
art and science Of the cultivation of the
earth, and the improvement Of useful ami
mails. And he who refuses to keep pace
with the times, by informing himself Of
what is transpiring Ground him, will loose
more than half the pleasures and advan
ages ef his own age.-The certainty ola
ready market and rich reward for all
the productions of the earth should be "a
double stimulent to increase the quaint
ty.
The OHIO FARMER will be devoted
tO0RIGINAL ESSAYS, aud articles select
ed from the best works, and occasionally
illustrated by ENGRAVINGS, No agri
cultural work ever published in the West
has been so literally supplied With origi.
nal articles, the most of which have been
copied and received wide circulation in
other papers. The culture of soil-im-
proVement Of animals of garden vegeta-
bles-Of Agricultural implements, and
Geology Botany, Chymislry, dc. &c.
will receive due attention.
SILK, AS the culture Of this new ar
licle Of wealth and industry, is exciting
universal interest through the whole coun
try, we contemplate devoting a sufficient
portion of the Volume Of the Farmer 10
this subject, 10 give all new beginners a
fair start, who may wish TO enter into
the business, either on large or a small
scale, from the sowing of The mulberry
seed to the reeling and manufacturing Of
the cocoons, coIouriOg &c.
Each Volume of this paper is furnish
cd with Title Page and Index, express
y for binding, and will make about 200
pages, The first number of the Third
Volume will be published On the lst day
Of January, 1886
CONDITIONS.
The Farmer is published twice month
at ST. 90 in Gdpance. All notes on SOL
vent Banks received. Payment may be
made at our risk, free of postage. Per.
sons Obtaining 5 subscribers and forward
ing the money, shall receive copy for
their trouble.
0ErEdilors, who wish 10 receive the
Third Volume will please publish the "a :
bOve, and forward their papers for ex
change,
Columbus, Ohio, November, 1885.