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REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE
TO be sold by public auction on the
premises, on Monday the 10th instant at
10 o'clock A. NJ; that elegant little
farm formerly owned by Thomas M'Ksy
now deceased; situate and adjoining
lands TO Benjamin Coburn, in Carroll
CouHly. The terms will be easy as to
pay ment, One third Of the purchase
money IN hand, and the remainder in
TWO equal annual payments.
BEN MARS.
October 8, l84l.
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PARTNERSHIP DISSOLV

The Partnership beretoforei existing
under the firm of Collier T. Mccormick,
as Publishers Of the Carroll Free Press,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Those indebted to said firm will please
call, Immediately, with T. w. Collier,
in whose hands The Books, &c will re-.
main for a time, and make settlement
those who are not prepared TO pay cash
will confer favor by giving US call
and settling by DuebiI!. To all who
will call and settle even il they cannot
pay cash, longer indulgence will be CIV
en-, Than TO those who neglect il. II is
iudispensAbIy necessary to have the
affairs of the firm closed. and therefore,
we hope that all, without exceptions,
will attend TO This call.-This No ends
onr third wear
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FAR NJ FOR SALE.

FAR NJ FOR SALE.
e ENHE Subscriber wishes 10 sell her
j. Farm, lying about one mile west
ot New Harrisburg, Carroll county, o.
The road leading from SleubenviIIe TO
Canton, passes nearly through the Gen.
ire Of the lands. | will either sell the
part on the east side 0: said road, or The
entire tract. Any person wishing 10
purchase is requested to call and satisfy
himself as TO quality Of soil, &c.
FERNS will ue made known on appli.
cation 10 the subscriber.
AGNESS WEAVER.
September 3, lo4l.
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Notice!

THE subscsIuers wish all those in
debted TO them for longer time than
six months, TO cOll Immediately and
make settlement either by payment o'
Mole. As produce now commands llber
a prices, they think no reasonable ex
cuse can be offered for neglecting TO at.
tend to This notice punclualIy and all
who do so may expect TO do il at their
own expense. Hides, Tan Bark Wheat,
OATS Timothy, and Flaxseed, &c. WI
he taken III payment il delivered soon.
Cash for Hides
THE subscribers will pay five cents
per ID. in Cash. Leather, or Goods for
good clean slaughtered hides! FheN
will also pay The highest price for Skins
and Tan Bark, If delivered at their Store
or Tan yard.
Wheat
THE subscribers wish TO purchase
quantity of Wheat, for which The highest
price will be given.
Leather!
THE subscribers have on hand exec
lent Sale and Upper Leather, and Cal
Skins, which they will sell low for pay
in hand, or will give in advance for
Hides, to he delivered this fall.
Goods! GOOdS!!
A good assortment OF Dry Goods,
Groceries, Drugs, &c. or hand and for
sale low by
JACKSON q SINCLAIR.
CarrolIlon, August 26lh, l84l.
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THE STATE OF OHIo,l CO
CARROLL COUNTY. w.
IN THE SUPREME COURT.
Vacation after October Term, A. D. ls4o.
louisa Russell, Petition
William W, Russell. Divorce.
The said Wm. ". Russell, will take
notice, that The said louisa Russell did
on the 14tt day of August inst, file, in
The Ofire of the Clerk Of the Supreme
Court Of said county, her petition, pray
ing 10 he divorced from the said defend
ant; alleging for cause, extreme cruelty
to said complainant; and also, impotency
Of said defendant. Which petition 10
now pending and will be for hearing Ot
The next Term OF said Court.
LOUISA RUSSELL,
Bv her Solicitors, Eckley d Coffin.
August 80, ls4l.
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&GW sAID G99A@
G 0GDS!

THE subscriber announces to his
customers and the public in general,
that he is now receiving and opening at
his Store In CarroIlIon, large and
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
Merchandise,
Embracing complete assortment Of
every description of GOODS in general
use; all of which have been very recent
ly purchased in the cities of
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA,
And will be sold at very small advance
on cost and carriage Tor cash or accep.
ted produce. A general invitation is
tn erelore gwen to all vino may wish TO
purchase, to call and examine the present
Stock.
PORK, WI8IBA5I,
Cloverseed, Timothy seed, FIaxseed,
Dried Peaches, Tow Yarn, Butter, &c +,
taken In exchange Tor goods. A large
stock of SOLE AND UPPER LEATH
Err.
W. D. JENKINS.
Carrollton, October s, l84l.
Cash paid for Wheat.
200 Bushels of Dried Peaches want
ed for which the highest price in Cash
will be paid on delivery.
w. D. JENKINS.
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WANTED 10000 Hides.

WANTED 10000 HIDES
THE Subscriber wishes TO purchase II
large quantity Of we'll dressed Hides &
Skins, for which be will pay FIVE cents
per pOuHd IN Cash or leather on delivery
at his lanyard.
JOSEPH CASKEY.
N B lhave numerous accents, notes,
and Dueblls, for which Hides will be
taken in payment, or Cash will he look
ed for. ]. c.
Washington TP., Oct. s, lS4l.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,
NOTICE is hereby given to all those
indebted to the estate Of William KIRK
patrick, late Of Brown township, Carroll
County, Ohio, deceased, to make Imme.
date payment 10 the undersigned admin,
isiraiors; and all those who have claims
against said estate are 'quesled TO pr'
sent them legally proven within one year
from this date for settlement.
JOSEPH S. KIRKPATRICK,
WILLIAM REED
Administrators Of the will annexed.
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Hg5TRAY MOPI0B,

BY virtue Of 40 order To US directed
by David Watt, a justice Of the Peace
for Fox township, iN Carroll county, we
the undersigned do certify that we have
viewed and appraised a certain Stray
mare, taken up by Matthew Nelson of
said township-snd find the same 10 be
a dark cbesnut sorreI mare, y ith blaze
in the face, about Is hands high, suppO
sed to be about fourteen years old, and a
natural troller; and we do appraise said
mare at $40.
JAMES ALLESON,
LUTHER LOW,
Appraisers.
Sworn TO and subscribed before me
this 18Th day Of August !S4l.
DAVID WATT,
Justice of The Peace.
STATE OF OHIO, ss.
CARROLL COUNTY,
do hereby certify The foregoing to be
a true copy from my Estray Book. Un-
Ger my hand officially, this 18th day o.
August, ls4l.
DAVID WATT, j..
August 90, l84l.
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GgSg or GEIIGRS
ID EMAINING in the Post Office al
IA CArrollton, Ohio, on the lst day
OF October, l84l.
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" WHEELER. Atry for Petition
EASTERN DIV ISIUN
sz=e--ess5
ss.s:-e9 ssalAsA NETWORK 81 ERIE
sss4--fs:.E esHS5S X will

hereafter run hct cen Ncw-York and Goshen according
to ae following arrangement stopping at Permon' blau
vet;vilc Clarkstown GreenSush Pascac suterus kar"
po Station Monroe Works, Turner'S, Seamanulie' hon
roe Village sri Chester
FROM NETWORK.
4 Passenger Trcir erery r.srrirg except SAncay']
leaving the foot Of Albanyst o'clock, III the Comp1
Tvs St-agybca, UTICA Captain Alexander IT, schultz
4 Passenger Tram syery WeiaeSdrs ana Saturday a.
tsr0o a; o'clock the foot of Aloany strest IN tne
s;camhoa, Utica
i Frcssi Train ercry Mcndsy, Tuesday, Thur'eay
and Eraiay eftern0vr, o'clock, from the loot ei
CgAaber, street, by the steamboat Union
FROM GOSHEN.
4 Passenger Tram srery MORNING, except Sun~ayJ
al o'clock arriving in N-wYork by the steamboat Uu'
ca At the foot of Albany 81
4 Passenger Treis eeery Wednssd9y and Sdt1TdGy
afternoon :, o'clock, arriving III New-fork b, the
-teain5oan Utica.
i Freigh Tram crery Monday, Tu<'day Thursday
and FRIDAY afternoon, O'clock arriving IN New
oy steamboat Ullon an Barges foot of Chambers
street.
For freight passage inquire at the Conpanys Trans
7orta,on office. Of Liberty and West streets, and
at the various Depots the line o, the road
Freight sIl received the foot CT Abany-streot'
on Wednesday and Saturday and a; the foot OF Char
4ers-street on Moncay. Tuesc:y AMI sritay anhi 8
O'Clock P 81. He. SEYMOUR, Superintendent
o25 If OF the E.s;crn Drision NY and X. l..
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in round numbers. one hundred millions OF miles
# the difference IN the hearings OF the star, taken
from TIE opposite sides sf the Earth orbit, be
the distance o.; the star must he Two hundred thou
and tines one hundred millions OF miles, OF ~
gG00ln 900 Geo Of miles. The nearest fixed star
then. ve snow win absolute certainty. cannot pe
within thai distance tom the Solar System no"
much farther eli Z, nav De We csnnot tell
PHILOSOPHERS. a, well A. others, have found X
j :cu!t 70 form any adequate conc ptioa OF these
great distances. and they have been forced TO de-
.i.e bel, r,r tie l.gina,.on ID he attempt ne
,1et55i usr,7 Is aeop.ed i this Light We know
now. 2, the rae OF 2J0 600 niles IN second OF
time According 10 TIE abose calculation, hshi
weul1 require more than three years 70 pass from
TIE ueares; 5.ir 10 The Esr'h-
Ua,il recently. no attempt ha5d cen made N ar
-.., p, .n -t.rrpyirta;e conception OF the Usga'-
.i. -f ,i,e sn,ssd9r OF the 6,.ed Stars 10 1929.
Or. WooLLAsror. To viiam physical and especially
astronomical science l. - greatly Indebted at
-r-nrtel ust before IS death - form some notion
rs toih ~ -i.e ard sP.entor ne particular Star
he chose Tor his observations was SIRIUS or ne dog
s:ar-a S;ar of TIE tf-t magnitude extremely
h-,ci-. aad 30 D. .ceu near the constellation Ofion
Wo5ilas,en fa.de observations 70 determine the
comparative spiendor OF tLi- Star and the Sun
There age certain we'll known methods OF ascertain
,-- fb. comparative srleudor OF Two lights D? q
5rsn-h of science callct Pdgt0mctry and the IN
.rrrrarar gnrioyed l. called the Ph0tomGsr.-
I5,a.lz..8a compared H. Eight OF SIRIUS wiki that
,r rh. san and found ,c 20 be "a coo times less
Having established tAis, and knowing Then the Sc
ners. 6s.acipc THAI # the Sun be removed 10 twice
II, present distance bis lisht will be ene-tourta Of
NAT IL now is-il removed 20 three times il dis
-. ,,-f'' d.. ,,r,.-.+ff Il. easy
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\Ew-YURk SUPREME cot hl--In m u tier % iie
y ,nlc,iia Of the Mayor. Aldermen and Cnuop2Iiy Of
The Civ Of N.w-Yofk relative opening Thin --ecvRd
trr-t from the Teeth Il the East k.re N hr Sh
t 1 hereby gwen that petition will Dc presented 70 h-
Inn Justice. OF the Supreme Court Of Juccsiure u ihe
Poi. { ~. safe II Nv York 81 the oepi OIn the Cry 81
Aalv IN. hrst Tue.d,y F. hrGafy lst - n. opening
IN, Cn-t int Gsy thereafter - counsel
- br I'm. Room IN Of The City e New York setting
.rth the right claim u. Inc peuo 'oht ua OK
one 5.,od liar. h-r;lo5rs estimated anc a'st seG oj u
& 4 : t1l;e aui isses c5,nl aPpoIn-d VA tAe
s5re entitled matter ners Is aho 0' lne i's ACC
4a--o IN aid unsnewn BY Sud ~ eonssquecce y
be rrter.s; 4 the slid unknown own'f ~ piece
i had required f,- the purpose OF oTcn"s Elrty-
aid Comui.soa-.s.s follows VII: All taa' 81 -
or parcel IF ground lyng sud berg 10 w. 80 l.
ts.nth ard 81. city, and oouniru 4nd eoe4's
f,p,s. 20 i,-ocginnins ;he norhwtsily eohs' %. 'n
frhth avenue e,tahhcd b. law. ana
:. he am. - 10 De oaen-d. running hence
r i The ,orth.teriv line or side IT Thirty nd street
s hs am. MS % opened. hundred tee' 10 we
ea.,ev line or side Of land ot james bo-'mani 'hee
westerly ,lo7s .cutho, ery line sd. OF 'e Aiu ~
80 slni james Booaar. thirty feet. 10 u draw ~. s
he cert-e " street; - the sane va 20 - oee
begc uhe,-riy -u. line lawn through me CD
IT, Of rhirtv.rcond street he 20 &c opened scout
oae hundred the northWc..eEy Line i' OF M
Iree established hy law and running therer
al.s nsr;hwc-ely Ee side o.: ,aiG ris
established y aw thirty feet 10 th7 place OF
AZ ,fe,,d the Justices will De moved that M OF
he sane granted and for le or order oil me "'
directing rrs II said Csrt residing me Iiy ~ >e'
Y'.k 20 py The .id petitioner OF 10 hi' e
aid sum II on h..aud dollar, above noned ard the IL
r.s there. II any for such further ether oTGef IS
u thu laid c hall seem meet aud proper
D 4t-c December Sd is II.
t3-sSd j. W. WHEELER. Any for Petitioner.
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TIlIYEIs FGss Ttls NAyK
EnE rIIE IL: nlI.M sTEANEE


j. Proposals sealed, aill BE- received by tie Nav
Agent Nes York FOR the fllo7isg best qIaiiiy NdHe
Ga. Timber which shall have cso# land within the
influence OF salt water, w:
3! lnor ,mbers loo inst flttcck-, 100 third flochs TO
.idc ia, inches aud mould ota TO 10 nchc and to
n ipc ~ per mouds furnished. About 500
cubic feet.
l.. 30 cubic feet CT plams stock
Also the following best quality long leaf fine gram
Southern YeHor Pine, VIZ:
3! Beoms, Il ~ feet osg, sided Is inches. moulded
IL rches nett |: by 10 inches, spring inches ii
n Beains II to ~ fee, long sided III inches,
mou ded 10 inches Toby inches, 10 spring
a. above. Oh
= Beams. - fee, lcn, IL by IL inches spring
above do - feet long 10 ~ 9inche., to spring
Timber 10 make $500 running feet Of lodges 8 by
inches square, (net s'zc) 40
Tiliher to- make g0U running feet oarliugs, by
6 inches squaro, (nct size iiV
pieces e feet long, al bp "a inches, (trsghp l5i
Plank stock for plank, ways, &c.--.----. 6l75
C. feet. $40
1870 White Oak deck Knees. l25 Hackmetack deck
Kaees
Proposals IN. the White Oak be received until 3st
| December To BE- delivered or before tho lst March
mkt For the Yellow Pine and Knees, until the 18th
Jrnusry To be delivered before the Isl April next,
all at the Navy Yard, Brooklyn, NJ Y, subject 10 IT. in
spccJlon and price cubic foot deliver
ed Any farther information, from the Constructor,
the Yard ROsERT C. WErM0RE, Navy Agent.
Navy Agent, OiIicr. 20 Water street
December Stb, l34l.
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y. u. Wan:el st tho above place ioy dozen OF
imported BRITISH OIL. al
PETERS, PILLS.

THE wonderful curr- ens c'cr by thi medicine tho
all-epgrossiUg .ubIects Of the day Go ~here you
VIII yos hear of nothing but Mr.. Such One ha. been
cured by DIR. Peters Vegetable Pills, know si
50 and 80 at the point Of death but sine hes been
cured by DR.. Peters Pills; or you not Glad t1at
Mss - has been restored TO health by Dr.. Peters
Ho>DRoUs mgDIcfHg.
Really THIS medicine must be very COED or could not
mary. It's gooi For many ysa's has pissed
In the silent tenor Of &c VA cnria@ hundreds
Of per. vino -rogglug Yitb death. Bui now ~
onward X impstuOG-.
II Impossible stay the demand for this mcdeize
10 hush the rushing wind.
life that will procrAstIBatc death or ye9rs:
hall every nGGEc Shai II b. used by
very Individual Let soy 10 not want &c. You
kno" not what tomorrow may brng forth. Al should
this remedy, and remember that health the int
blessing Of God.
PETERS VEGETABLE PILLS
Are anti bilious, en,i cyspepuc and ecrcural ind
may be Justly conidercd Uaiyersnl Medicse but they
are peculiarly beneficsl ~ the following complains.
fe loT and Bilious fevers Fever AMI Aeae Dy-pepsls
Group. Liver Com ,lants, Sick Ieajach Jsunt,o Asn-
m. Dropsy, RhsumaiI-m, Erafg mint Of tue spleen
Piles. Cole Female distractions Heart Bsru. Farcd
Ioogue' Nausea steaso4 Of the Stomach and y. "ei'i
scipe DsrraG-,, Flaiuence, Habi;ua Cnsvyene,'l
Loss Of Appetite Botch7d Ssow Complexion ald u
all cases Of Torpor Of the Bowels. eier Cathahieof
Al Aperiert needed icy are ezceedisgiy mid ID
,helr operations, producing neher Eeu.cs, gfFSs H
debility
Price - aud % cents per box
Dr.. Peierss psi-cipa oli-~ $50 Broal1sy earrs' q
Grand and at . North six'h Strret Pa ads'Ph.-'
"a "a
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I lae rhy &c esrly-Acdicmo coId-' zoe I''9'

NIB There i, 70 danger OF explosion in enser T.,
li.csa .rtcIes. ~
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,Ss;.gEE PEATE-N*M THOMPSON, No. l29
- William street continues Manufacture Silver Ware
oi tn best description and of The latest patterns AmoSg
variety Of articles ne would enuuer2ic the following
worthy of attention:
Presentation Vases, richly chased aud appropriately
designed 10 Pitchers DO d. 90 round and obong "aI
er- rch chased and grsre vine pattern edges Tea
and Coffee Services, richly chased rlaiE aus ANTIQUE pat
richly chased tae stye Of the an;iqle cake
asd ruii Bs>ksi the modern and elegantly
iul,hcG Dessert Frr Knives a1d Forks, siye blades.
ChIdreI- Mugs chased azi 1in patterns; Forks aad
Spoons, lag threaded and pslu threaded patterns.
The vsoe OF these articles manufactured tn
promises Of sterling s'lSe', aud care expense
spared IN the beauty Of he workmanship
b OLdsrs hy lelLer nnnc l.ly amended 70 al In
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NrOCyGE.-rropo,as will be received at The Office
y of,he Conus,ary Guusral Of rurcha'e, IN Phadel-
Pima. Icni-h hs following materials ana articles for
the United States Army, for The year l-i2 VIZ;
Blue cloth 81 wide. dyed indigo and III the WOOL
Sky blu. twled Cloth, 81 wide
unbleached Cotton Shrtine, : vide
Flannel Of Cotton and Wool, &c wide
CASTOR Flannel, 3 vide
Tnieachcd Couon Drilling, 81 aud "a VIDE
Uniform Caps for Dragons, Artillery and Infa
Pompoon-. for Artillery and lasatry
Hair Plnmes, for Dragons
h nds uud iasses, de-
,igulcttes AruIIery and lnfantry
Wor-ted Sashe,. do do and Dragons
Shoulder Strap, do do
Do brass for Dragons
Epaulettes Non Comd. STAFF, Artillery and Infantry
WOO en- half Stockings
Laced Bootees
Blankets. 81 feet long 5 feet wide weight pounds
Metal Cap Equipments for Bragoons, Artillery aud LAT.
Telling Axes
Iatchets
Dams, complete with Sticks, Sings and Case,
Wor.ted Binding aud Cord Of al Aiad'
Common Tents
Wall Tents and Flies
Hospital Tents
Painting and Strappng knapsscks
C..k. and Coop RAGE, for year from April next
The quantity and rumber OF these articles VIII DC ne
termned hereafter.
The whole are to be OF domestic msaafictured materi
as Patterns Of all the required WOODEN aud CCttoE
Cloths aud articles deposited III the CoH!msary Sen
erals Office IN IRIS city pies OF the
Wooden and Gotten Cloths will be sent to any manufic
turer on application this Office by mail aud such
formation gwen may be desired. The Booees
be elgh and the Caps Of pee sizes fhe sizes ana
proportions OF .zes will be stzcd III the contracts
On the samples aud patterns exhibited tue contracts
viii be founded and inspections made ard no article vii
be received that inferior Il material workmanship
tina; does correspond IN every respect with the
pattern on which contract l. founded.
The SUPPLE. are to be delivered the United State
Arsenal Phadelphia, for inspection III equal month
ly portions and the be fulfilled De,
fore the st day of July, l-+a
The proposals must be IN writing seac!, and endorsed
Proposals. aad reach the Office Of the Commsa
~ General OF Purchases before the Il day of Jaa
uary l-a No proposal will be received after O'Clock
Security will be required for the fsifmeut OF con
tracts. J. WASHINGTON TYSON,
Commis>sfy General Of Purchases.
CoNNrzsARY GENERALS OFFICE,
Phadelph-, December nth lsil d.st ccdi
SIXTEEN YEAkN' EXPEklkNCE
I'm ind close application to business, enables the sub
q sc.iber offer well selected assor men of good
Sa,4 prices worthy the attention Of Hose who si.L
10 pu- chase
SPLENDID GOLD WATCHES.
London Duplex, patent Lever, anchor escapcmen, lie
pine, patent vertical aud plain ca.ed in superior ,,
ai warranted I'D Guard and Fob Chains Seal. auc
Rings, Diamond Pins, Rings ETC.; Ladies' and Gentle
neus go AID silver SPectscles and Pencil! cases. sye
spoons FaEss Ladies. Butter Knives Sc warranted
good a. Amcrican coin
y b. Special attention given to Repairing hne Wach
IS Of every description by of the finest workmen
America SLYUEf D ROCKWELL
90 Ind RVS 910l-2 Cherry ST.
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DKOF. s,stN,s NER-raI.f.a sIOYEss-

DH1E. Asst&'s lsEE-Esi-fs oto'ha-
i PRICES REDUCED--fbe public old h"o" 70.
this Store exceeds any ihiss ever Got lF iof H-I'hs
9th in point Of comfort nd economy. u ttptt.3
managed nee4s 70 be replauishs bag oree ~ n,
'rd then but three fus lick suici-aI " ~
i these Stoves bave beer -od IN Boston THIS ses.s1
being the third sessaa there latro4rr'a 1nss ri
recommended b. tn .ao, ut phs -iciass lefs .l
this city. The subscriber ishiug 10 rtlmqhsa -
Cooking Stove bu. acs. orrs the remainder ei NJ -
Co king Stoves ai cost lie has consignment ie
.npcrior farce coluur coal Stoves Also Cyhadefs p
various sizes Also, aantcl Gates, all of when si =
,old low J.. HILL. 20 Water 81. do III
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ROLLED GERNiN SINNER

:
JAMES G. NcFfEi'f. ~ Frisce-.treet Yea. Yoos.,.
- would pe.i-Ea-iy cal lac ieiion oil Hardware Deel
=4 Msu7etser' % b. superior astic, Of Ge-n.ar 81
N-ic Ger ~ ale 800 e-aie srt-ct. of al thIsF
a-5se- 81 Flrraats a7sal any, shc. Foreign 0. Dc
aez;5- 70 eainc tni saf,ueNS ,g2.f
1t5 POSITION E9IE.EHs, OF tho bes,
na,cEIa sn quality an # all s:ze- cast the o.
ice Of Inc NJ World, 20 sra- y; Izqu.s Of ~. J. "
EjC4iAltuS, II be Prs. Room (bascnenL) augl u
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:cHEprLE OF TIMBER

vill p. received at the Navy Agents Office NewYork,
un, ,Ac 5.s tay of December, ISL, asreesby 10 tae
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-09
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

DY OLIVER ToWLEs, Esquire. ordi
Id nary Of Edgeicld District.
Whereas, Shaderick Homes, hath applied 20
inc for Letters administration, Of OH all and sin
gular the goods and cha,ela, rights and credits Of
Charles B!a!ock, late Of the District aforesaid.
deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admon;sh all
and singular, the kindred and creditors Of the
said deceased, TO be and appear before me, al
our next Ordinary's Court for the said District
TO be holden at Edgefeld Cour, House OH the
Doth day Of Seplr., l54l, to show cause, If any,
why the said Administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 9Th day
Of September one thousand eight hundred and
foriy-one, and in the sixty-ifh year Of Alneri.
can Independence.
.. TOWLES, o. E. d.
September 9, ls4l. (S2 l2h) b. 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1841-09-09

Melancholy and Fatal Oecurrenee.-
a party Of five young men embarked in n
boat, yesterday morning, for the purpose
OF fishing, aud proceeded tn the cas-, end of
Sullivau's Island. About half past one
o'clock, when nearly opposite the former
residence Of Mr.. d. Trucsdeil, one Of the
number. Mr.. Julius e. Fourseaud, sou Of
Mr.. a. Fourgeaud, baker, Eas, Bay, rose
up in the boat. and look hold Of the muz.
z;c of double barrcllcd fowliug piece. ly-
ing in the bottom Of The boat, with the in
ienlon of firing nj curlew on the beach.
When in the ac, of drawing it forth, the
lock caught under The thwart Of The boat,
aud the contents Of the only barrel loaded.
being full charge Of duck shot, entered
the abdomen Of Tho unfortunate yonng
man, killing him almost instantly, His
companiuns had the melancholy aud awful
duty To pefofm Of communicating the
near, rendering intelligence to The parents
aud family of Tic deceased. who were on
the Island al The time, and afterwards 10
bring his remains TO the city in the boat
Mr.. f. was n youns man much respected
and beloved by all his acquninlanccs.-
Charleston Courier.