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State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-10-18
and the generous and liberal support of al
intelligent people.
SILAS II. JENlSON.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, VT.
1LnnInnIicr Del IL IRlG

.nompeheF, Oct Ia, 1876.
On motion of Mr. Adams of Grand Isle
1000 copies ofthe Governors Message, were
ordered printed for the use of the House.
MIR Tracy offered resolution fixing
Monday next, at . o'clock, for joint meet
ing to elect Superintendent of State Prison
Surveyor General, Auditor of accounts a.
gainst the state, and Bank Commissioners
passed
Mr. Footc introduced resolution, that
the House have an assistant clerk, whose
compensation shall be provided for by law.
Mr. Fitch hoped that some reasons would
be given Tor departing from ancient usage.
If it were true that the Secretary Of State
is necessarily removed from the House, he
certainly would assent to the proposition
but he had yet to learn that such was the
fact. He was opposed in general princi-
pies, TO creating new offices.
On motion of Mr. Smith of st. A. the res
olution was referred TO select committee
of three and Messrs Smith of St. A. Foote,
and Conant were appointed the committee.
Adjourned.
SATURDAY FoRENOoN. The several
Judges of the Supreme Court were unan-
imousy re-appinted. No other business of
importance transacted.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-10-18

On the 9th ofOctober, there was a severe
snow Storm, At Eoudon in Virginia.
Thursday. tho l7ih day of November is
appointed as day of Thanksgiving by the
Governor and Council Of New Hampshire,
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-10-18

The Freenlen of the town of Berlin who
are in favor of Harrison and Granger, are
requested TO meet at the Centre meeting
house, "Wednesday, Goth Oct for the rur-
pose of making arrangements forthe Flee
toral meeting, and other important bust
ness. Meeting at 3o'clock, p. NJ.
LEONARD ELLIS,
II DAVIS,
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-10-18
VERMONT BIBLE SOCIETY!

Annual NJ citing on Wednesday evening next, at
clock at the brick meeting house in this village.
A report and addresses are expected
A. c. WASkBURN, Secretary.
Richmond palladium., 1836-12-10

THE winter session Of this institution com
,nenced the 18th Oct. 1t has now been in ope.
alton for nearly two years. From the number o
students that have entered this fall, and the pros
pcct Of arye addition during the winter, arrange
men.s have been made to obtain competent assis
fants, as soon as it may be necessary. Il is de
signed to have two departments, male and female
The school will be divided into three classes, Jun.
ior, middle, and senior. To complete the full
course IN each will require a year. II is expected
that the school will be furnished this winter with
chemical and philosophical apparatus sufficient ~
make all the experiments necessary 10 enable the
~tudcn, fully to understand .orne Of tie most useful
branches of a good English education.
The following will embrace some If the branches
in the course of study:
Or,hography, Reading. Penn'ansh;p, English
Grammar. Geography with the use Of the globes.
History. CnmP"sion. Chemistry, Botany, Natural,
Mental ard Moral Philosophy, Mathematics, A.
rithme'ick snayiicaIl,, Algebra, Geometry. Trieu-
nometry. Navig ,,ion, Surveying, &c. Ancient and
Modern Languages. Nome will be admitted for a
shorter period than half s-ssion. Session twenty
two weeks. Terms of tuit"n made known by sp-
plying to the principal.
w. McGOOKlN, A. b.
Nov. I'd. 1880. A.
Richmond palladium., 1836-12-10
IN r = 3 3 ,

The pubaie ass Assse1 ngaiesd shas icse -
not, Joshua Harvey esd Lsvi Kcesaas, ~, % s:e
l9sh 6ev oc August ~, enter isso copessssssesp
. s,.a r ~ sbovs sssielp, uadss slss sane ssd
|bv The ssvIe of a. Bsnsss 4 Co. u shs yasa Sososs
lv of A. Cs;mss + Co., il The the town of Rich9ocd
vheee I'll kinds of iuoAss wil b bought and so'd
lao fosussfly.
Waoesd immedisssly, och, ash, aod Poplss aous-
ling Of aay eoovenseas length. Also. half iseh.
|shsse quarter. inch, and i"eh ssd quarter side
|bosrds (popla,) inch and half ssd 'wo inch g'Ao.
of the sse three quarter inch. inch and hae and
two ioch oak loards and plank; .lso PoplT ioi.t,
fton Is to IS feet long. % BY 8. ., 9. and 70
o.k do. s.nss I~sssh p by ..d 10; OAK p':.. so.
fencing ~ q At b"s'om. and ~ At Top. ':s' :.
long, si.o VI Jaeger size, By st host"m. and
|hy =, ,op. s,me length; poplar fsncine thick and
! % 8 inches vide, from ~ TO 10 feet l"o2; 'se
wisc poplss wesshevi,oardng o( sny comm"n 'engsh
inch thick. and to 9 inches vide; anc N geness
al kinds Of lumber in common Mse. Aus the .ls"vs
to be square edged. J. BENNECr. = 20:
| Richmond, Nov. 5sh, 1886. 44-dno.
Richmond palladium., 1836-12-10
Dissolution.

Th" partnership heretofore existing between
s. B. STANTON & H. S. HAMILTON.
are BY mutual CONSENT this day Dissolved. All
persons having claims against ~ are hereby
informed that we are ready to pay them, and those
indebted 10 u arc requested, once for al, to come
forward and close their accounts. Tho bDoke will
Do found at the old stand where settlement will be
made BY either patty
The business will be continued by n 8. HAM.
iLiON. tie has nov On hand and intends keep;up
= general assortment Of Scots Il = n ne
""'ch he oi5ers to the public on - good terms a.
they can Le procured elsewhere.
Richmond, Nov. 5, 1896 A-,r
Richmond palladium., 1836-12-10

Aeshe vnsa;ue,ss Of ~ ksdyt Book y eooaee'
ia With :sber populsv pssedieas. b saksess,. o'
the eosvsniewee of ssnisssness tbo so''0ws" -
ten of CLUBBING:
80. ~ ~ 0vjvsSs Novel;, for :. o
1.d,i. - eed Aswysss's Novels, fos y
nnixs,s. - nGassysts's Novels, IL II sIs -
H.ivseas o Msryais's Novels and sstusds, !,
Is1yT 0ook, Saturday News. and Sketch Book.
Isjvsp Book, Cslsbsated Trials, and Sketch Book
fas q
Bul~ess o. Massysss's Novels. Cslsbsaisd Tn.!.,
''' siS WALTER scorrs NOVELS.
A pesmium Of all tho Novels BY THE cslebsssed
.ushos viii b givcnto any person fofn,sn'as 70"
vbees;bsrs, aad the each, $40. to the pubssher ol
no Ladys Book, free oe posssge: os one half 0f the
Novels los five subscribers, and the cash, 9lS.
Richmond palladium., 1836-12-10
PAY UP!

The subscriber being under the necessity Of call
ing upon his c0ssomers to settle up their accounts
aud notes due, would earnestly solicit immediate
attention to tho same, BY which future indulgence
may be given, bu: for tho present ] xU<r have
CASH. IRWIN REED
r 8. Those who know themselves to be in
debted fos ssaN ss1s would considerable trom.
BILE and expenes BY settling the same without farb
81 notice, - cannot @yse!f wait upon them
IR
Riehmond, Ind, Nov IL, 1886. 45tf
Richmond palladium., 1836-12-10
Taken Up,

By John Wright Esqs. IL miles West Of Winches'
,e,. RsodoIph county. Indiana: One Bsindle Cow,
shise.Gkccd, black belly. msrkd with . smooth crop
oG Of the right ear, supposed TO Be years old.
samuel sksgRs, before me Paul w. Way J. p.
The above il a true copy from my Essray Book
Paul w. Way J. r.
November o5th 1895. st."
Richmond palladium., 1836-12-10
ziQc,. Loose.

All those indebted 70 IsAAc JACKSON will take
notice that his books are left in tho hands Of VII.
liam Cox. Esq, fos collection, and they .so re-
quested to settle their sccOunts with hin, either by
ps ying tho money giving their notes before The
5,h day Of December next. Thosa who neglsc,
hs notice may have sopay costs.
WILLIAM COX, Up.
Nov. 9th, 1895. 4s-a
Richmond palladium., 1836-12-10

nUBI1C SALE Of the real estate Of
ISAAC PARKE deceased, vii! take place
ON Monday, the 18th day Of December, 1886, in
the town Of lIillsboroush, Wayne county, Indiana,
between the hours Of 10 and O'Clock said day /:
to be sold subject to the w'cow's dover. Terms
one-thrd to be paid in hand the balance in six and
twelve months, the pu'chaser giving note with up
proved security to JOSEPH NJ. FRAME,
Nov. 10, lS36.-4e3t Adm,r.
Richmond palladium., 1836-12-10
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Will he sold at Public Sale. at the late residence
Of HENRY NEWTON, Of Wayne county. Frank
lin township, Indiana, the following property
Corn, Wheat, Oats, and Hay. the psoperty Of
Thomas Morton, deceased. Sale to comnence at
10 o'clock. Terms made known on the tav Of
sale. by w. B. SCHENCK.
Nov. 10, 1896. 46-3t
Richmond palladium., 1836-12-10

CONSISTING IN pA8T OE T0E. .bOL1OW SNOs
Blue. black, brown, olive. dahlia, clarst, greece.
jsab, and mixed super and cormoo cloehe: blue.
bsowo, dsab, lsvsndss aod buckskis casei'neres
blue, browe, olive, dsAb grseo, check sad stripes
satiuets black iastiag, pstecetta, 6savsrssse and
dauneis: rose. whitney and saddle blsasess And
6usbngs: scarlet. green and plaid blankets and COL
To- ID bockiags: red. brown. green and blue can
ton haonels: black, red green ADD dsab eaooy vel
vet black sad colored siIks sod levautsoes' 6gur'
I'd sIks, gro de- naples, and India sassosts: blue.
yellow. green, red and white 6oseuces: blue, beowe
crimsoo, purple, and black mosiooeG 6Gusod ana
printed meriooes: bombazines add bo0baxetts:
circassiaus, gioghans, and col0d. musliss: twiIsd
aud plain csiices'. . great vasacty: '.lk. s..ns,
down. mersslles sod valeotia vestiogs: 6gueed and
plain book jackonet, and swiss muslins: csmbric
and null msslins and bobbioets bobbinet, grecia
net cotton and thread edgiogs and aces: silk, cash
mere merino, scotch and cotton shawis: silk
prussian, damask, mesino, hernani and cotton
hand kerchiefs: worsted. pelreans, comf0rts, bob
binets and bond wells: Irish linens aud bleached
brown muslins: black and colored wonted and
cotton hose: lambs wool and cotton hal hose; men,
lstocks, suspeDders, linen boooms and collars Rus
sa ellog and linen and cotton diaper: ribbo0s
ferretinxs and worsted and cotton bi0di0gs: men,
buckskin. beaver. worsted and elk gloves: women
kid beaver, siklined and fur top gloves: leghos q
tuscan. cottage and satin mixed bonnets: mis-
dunst able aud shaker bonnets: wos. lasting, seal
md leather boots and shoes: mems c0arse and 6nt
boots and shoes women's elastic boys and children
boots and shoes: looking glasses, bread trays sDs
savers combs great variety: japan ware: silk ans
cotton umbrellas: figured aud plain parasols: Rus
sia calf and morocco pocket books; meas nutri
and seal caps; boys seal and fur caps. drovers
Igig end Wagon whips.
Richmond palladium., 1836-12-10
COpartnership.

COpartnershiP.
The undersigned have associated themselves t.-
sether in the DRY GOODS BUSINESS under
the 6rm Of
Strattam + Me els.
and would request the customers Of the house, and
the public generally to call and examine their stock
Jas it is as commanding as any other in the place,
any house in the western country.
All kinds Of country produce taken in exchange
for goods. BENJAMIN SrRATTAN,
JESSE MEEK.
N. B. Those indebted to y. Strattan are earnes 81
ly requested to make immediate settlement, as his
new arrangements will admit Of but short indul-
Qence. RS.
Richmond, Nov. sc, 1896. 47,f
Richmond palladium., 1836-12-10
CAUTION.

LEFT the survice Of tho sut scriber on the night
Of the I'D inst bound gill, named Louisa Nelson,
aged about 10 year,; no expenses ON her account
OWEN SEANY.
Nnv o. lAa0 47-3t
Richmond palladium., 1836-12-10
PROSPECTUS
IN DIANA, JOUR VAL. .

In DIANA JOURNAE II.
Tns Editors Of the Indlsna Journal respe ctiuiiy
inform the public that they 1esig" furnishing their
numerous readers with full and accurate sketch Of
the proceedings Of the General Assembly during
tho approaching session. The Journal will be pub
lished twice a week, usual, during the session,
at one dollar payable in advance. The price TO reg
ular subscribers will be the same ~ hereiof"fe,
Two dollars for So numbers, in advance, or three
dollars at the expiration Of the term. The former
mode will always be found much to the interest Of
both parties.
A. the Journal has to depend exclusively upon
the patronage of the people for its support, 1t is
hoped that those 10 whom this prospectus is forw
ded will give il a. free . circulation possible.
Persons wishing to subscribe will please forward
their names to us BY the commencement Of the
session IN order that they rav be supplied with the
first numbers. The utmost care will be taken H.
ways to forward papers according ,o,he direction
given. DOUGLASS y NOEL.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ocr., 1896
Richmond palladium., 1836-12-10
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

wn b soId q Public Sale on Saturday the lOss
os Deeembes, 1880. at the public house of Willisa
Crises. IN Bossoa, Wayne county, Ind, ono E;oh,.
dsy bss0 Clock, one pair Of Bedsteads and som.
soo1 .s''e!es of bedding, the pesooal property Of
" ~. l. Ws1eer. deceased, lsse a New Boston.
wayne cousey. Ind. Sale ct one O'Clock on s,,d
dsy and attendance given hv ''''
THOMAS wEsLER. Adm,
November 10, 1881. Se >.
Richmond palladium., 1836-12-10
TO FARMERS

WANTED, q large qua 1'ty Of WHITE GOOSE
QUILl-S. good p, ice will be given EDr themby
ISAAC b SOUFFRAlN, al his Chair Manufacto.
~, at the northwest corner Of Front aud Main sts
Richmond, Oct. 20. 1896. 43f
Richmond palladium., 1836-12-10
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Notice 10 hereby gwen tha, the undersgaed have
taken letters Of Standardization the estate oi
JOAN WArsoN, deceased, late Of Randolph county
Indiana. All persons indebted to said estate src
requested To make immediate payment, aod oil
those having claims against said estate are notified
to resent them duly authenticated for settlement
within one wear from this date. This estate il
supposed be solvent.
| ROBERT WATSON. Adm'r.
September ooh. 1886. 49,
Richmond palladium., 1836-12-10

A GENERAL. ASSORTMENT Of thcs Boots
and Shoes 1t Wholesale and Retail. ~ the Shoe
Store opposite tho Bank, R.ehmood, lnd.sna:
II. 8. HAMILTON.
Nov. IL, 1885. 44-H
Richmond palladium., 1836-12-10
BLEEDING.
CUPPING, AND WING.
l3y john SO0Gfraim.

Who sclci,s a share Of patronage from the public
and will be prepared TO wait ON them at their on q
homes at his, in franklin street, one door abU,e
Main street on the east s.de
Richmond palladium., 1836-12-10
CHAs. II. TEST e JOHN b. STrrT
Aftorneys snd Covnsslisrs at La,c.

Hsv;ae entered into partnership in the practice
of LAW in The Circuit Cousts Of the counties Of
Wayne sna Cnion, will give thsir joint and unrc-
mi,ood sttention 10 all business entrusted 20 their
oaso n soid Courts.
CH. Txsr ssssdes in LawvencebsEa, but will
astend The Wsyns and Union Courts regularly dur
ine Tenn time. J. b. S1rr1 residing in Ccnissvie,
who're Ill professional business connected with the
psvsssmhip, or otherwise, will receive his prompt
stteneio0.
Coussovsl)s, New. 3, 1859. 44-f
Richmond palladium., 1836-12-10

"A BAK1EAvNy
o. MOONEY, OF ROSSvILLE, OHIO,
HAVING in contemplation a change Of his
present business, announces 10 the pubic that lse
has to the amount Of 81 500 or 1000 in vslue Of
Liquors, comprising general assortment Of frs,
rate quality. all purchased in New York in large
lots, with the exception Of the domestic; which he
offers at any time between this and Apri next, in
lots I" suit purchasers, ut prime cost, with sddi-
ton OF carnage. Those who have cash 10 pay for
this article will find il much TO their interest TO
give him a caA previous to purchasing elsewhere.
N. B. lie will still continue to supply his Gus
TONERS and others who wish to purchase On . ere.
dit. at bis usual rrdnced prices. o. MOONEY
RossvlIe Oct. 90, 1885, 43 3ms
Richmond palladium., 1836-12-10

=: s:.:, :,,:::: 1' :::: :i; ;:ss '''''''
o.h,;., GO sanssisasssss e shs(
esssss srfSesSss Osossd, dsesassd, Psssios Of
- ~e6iSoss Of san deceased.
~ nov q die ~. - wis. On Wednesday the
.s.eeoosha ~ of Novembss, 1885, tlss same 6ei"s
~ eAie1 iudieal dsy u ~ 8seey Probate Co0sss
Sessea 100 - Hoe. 9a@ssl Hoover, s,Is judge
n a.i1 ooss1. eoaseo The ssid compsiasa ssd 1Iss
~ eeeeeo 4 shie bshsl ssting forth thas The =
~ efssid deoeseed i wholly iasu@cieas ~ NE
.asnooe sfsho debas and demands aeaiess $40 %.
~. - thessupoo it - esdsssd By ehs e:o's sna'
~ esedooss of esd estate - sosi6eS g ne n""e
ssd psodssey o. s.id ps'isios y esD.'sa'"" !"
tke 'Riehmood PsIlsdis0. woekIy eew'pspe'
pubNshsd 10 Wsyes eesssl: Isos:as, !Gsso &C. oe'cs ~
n newspspss psisss6 10 scid eoaosy OF sseays so'
An veeks cvesssivsly, sed that wnsss such ssso'.
- .oei1v - odaislssssos Of The existence s"c
~-s..1 otheie ssspscaivs claims, BY 6liog the came
- sseNeaDeps el the stature, description and date
efaho coeesses ~ s0sumpsit vpon which the same
- fpsedsd, IN The o63es Of the clerk Of the
~ eosss, on o. befoso the fsst day Of the nex'
eeen q THE c0ust, ~ 10 holden at the court house
10 New Csssle In ssd county on The second Mon
dsy ol Rsbsussy, 1897. at which time 6osJ DIS
trihusisa q ako sseess Of said estate will b madt
The essdisou of sasd esssie such cSsms wi be post
possd u favor The more diligsnt creditors.
BY The Court.
W;ssesD, ELI MORp6EY, g. II. =. G
Novsmbes 9lab, 1850. 4o-ow
Richmond palladium., 1836-12-10
.NesC Store.
AARON G r. p GG

mond ..d i,s vicisity that hs has just received
from the easssss ossksts. asd = o0w epesieg ~
The hovss (ormeny occspsse - lsvis RssSs ssany
oppesiee Dasi. RsiAs sssrs, Aais street.
4 large e spDe0Aid assora0ene 81
FALL & WINTER
q % q ID g..
Richmond palladium., 1836-12-10


bic for schools;
BLANK BOOKS, S,STATIONRY.
N.lTTERS TRE.Ul.V-GN
Tips. sides, leather, 6andings, bindings buckles.
With general assortment Of Queensware,
Glassware, Dye Stulis, Drugs and Medicine.
q R q C. T. RIES:
COFFEE, TEAS AND SPICES.
Also a large assortment of Hardware and
Cutlery, Nails. Shovels, Spades, Andirons,
Shovels and Tongs, Sieves, &c. &c.
The above described stock of goods comprises
almost every variety usually kept in village stores;
they were selected with great care in the eastern
market, and he datters himself they presen. AZ
great advantages to purchasers A. any to be met
with IN this market. lie respectfully requests the
public call and examine for themselves.
Richmond, Nov. 5th. 1896 43-tf
Richmond palladium., 1836-12-10
New Goods! New Goods!
HENRY u. PYLE.

I Having purchased the store formeslv kent b,
Alexander Stokes. northeast conner of Main and
Pearl street, would call the attention Of his friends
and the public TO the stock If new goods just re
ceived from the east, consssiing 0f the foliowog
DRY GOODS:
Black, blue, crab, mixed aod green cloths; black.
blue. dTah, green. mixed, plasd, strped and oths
varieties Of cassimeres; PLAID. striped and evevy
other kind OF ssti0ets; ailks linens, lawus, mus.
ins bIeached and brown, mcrin0es. circ sssiaus,
bombazines and bombaxetts; bed tickpnes and .
Iasge and beautiful sssostment Of eslicoes and
Ginghams, ribbons Of every descriptiop; fur caps
ready made clothing, candle wick, &c.
-ALso--
An extensive assortment of
HARDWARE,
Cnsi'tsng Of tabIe, pen and pocket xnsves tea sud
tsoe spoons. butt hinges, scsevs tscks naiI bsads
skates, hosse cards, curry eonlx, selves, &c.
CROCKERY AND QUEENSWARE
OF all kinds.
Teas, So Ears, CeGee, stare 4 :
Powder f Shot,
PERCUSSION CAPS, LEAD, &c.
ALSO
large assortment
> III OES.
The above mentioned goods will be sold at the
lowest cash prices: all kinds Of country produce
taken in ex:i,a n2e for the same.
Nov. 10Th, 1896. ls,r
PRINTING,
Such as Handbilis, Cards, Labels, Books and
Hat Tips, &c. &C., neatlycxocr,-
Richmond palladium., 1836-12-10
PRINTING.

Such as HandbilIs, Cards, Labels, Books and
Pamphlets. Hat Tips, &c &c, neatlyexecrt.
Richmond palladium., 1836-12-10

Bibles, Testaments, and great variety suta-
: bic for schools;
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-03-11
oBrTr ARv

DIED, on the 9slh Of Feb. last, at
his residence in Union TIP. 10 this
county, after short illness, Mr.. JOHN
FAycETT, in the SCH year of his sge
Mr. Faucet was native of ireland, &.
emigrated 10 the U. States in the year
1916. lie bore his last illness with
becoming fortitude; and. in view Of
death, submitted with perfect rssigna.
ton 10 the will Of Providence.
EulOgy upon the virtues Of the de
ceased, would seem unnecessary to
those who are acquainted with his
character. 1t is enough TO say, that
he was in every sense Of the phrase,
an honest man. LIZ, US emulate his
virtues and forget his faults.
- at his residence in Rock To. on
Sunday, the 9Th inst. Mr. Wm. GEORGE,
IN the $50 year of his age.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-03-11

active, and so far IS may depend upon
him, On efficient support to. THE
CANDIDATE OF THE PEOPLE.
From Maine 10 Georgis, the (reemen
of the Uniied States are rushing 10 The
rescue of The country with q spirit
worthy of the days Of '7G. Nothing
more is therefore necessary 10 secure
to them an easy and complete triumph
over the Ofics-hOIders, than a perfect
organic 'iion. TO effect this, on hon.
OrabIe and lasting principles, shall be
a leading object Of tie Journal: aud
while most cordially responding 10
the recent enthusiastic demonstrations
Of public sentiment in favor Of our
distinguished feIIow.ciliz,n, WM.
HENRY HARRISON. as Gen. Jack.
sons successor, it will treat with true
fraiernal kindness all those who, con-
curing with Us in uneomprising op.
position to MIR. Van Buren, may new.
ertheIess deem Daniel Webster, or
tlugh l.. White, entitled 10 the prefs.
renee. 10 other respects, the semi.
weekly Journal will contain the cur
rent news Of the day, and such other
matters as shall be thought interesting
or instructive; and nothing will be
omitted, on the part of the Editor and
Publishers, 10 render it worthy Of 40
extensive and liberal patronage.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-03-11
Feb. IL. 1896
A CALlL.

-. NJ. DAVIS most earnestly
solicits sll who have accounts with
him, TO call and make settlement.
Many Of The accounts on his books are
Of several years Standing; and, having
prepared himself for squarsng NJ, he
hopes this call will be attended to, by
all who are in any way interested.
Crrrollton. March llth 1896.
N. Is. l.. NJ. Davis is determined
to do work cheaper than ever it has
been done in CsrrolIlon, heretofore,
aud in a neater and much better man.
ner than it can be done 10 any other
establishment Of the kind in the place.
He has just received the latest New
York & Philadelphia fashions fOr!the
ensuing spring and summer. Cash,
or produce; al fair price, will re
taken in payment for work.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-03-11
Office.

I will offer for sale at Public Auction
at the the door Of the new court house,
between the hours of 10 and o'clock, on
the lst day of April clock, l axe, 2
sIckIes, and some other .riAIng articles.
WM. JOHNSON, Com. of Insov.
A'So, at the same time and pIa ce, one
bureau, several bsdsteads, one table, a
quantity Of books, a lot'of loiner tools,
Sundry neat and fashionable engravings,
paintings, e.. both with and without
trames-rogeIher with some articles Of
great antiquity and much curiosity,
"