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b. T. POPE
Continues to practice as an
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
A Mn COR JCITnp I'M CHA NcEpy

:
Office at
WETUMPKA, ALABAMA.
His Circuit embraces the counties of Autauga,
Coosa, TalIapoosa, Montgomery Dallas Bibb Shell
Alabama and the District Court of the u States for
Middle Alabama. nov lS
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Letter from Mary Hay Burn, to her husband.


MosT LOVING HusBANp-This comes to let you
know that and my family well at present, hop
ing these few lines will find you likewise, and to let
you know that Dirrick Heogland has warned me to
go out of my house, and has forewarned me to re-
pair it, for out Of it lie says shall go; for if any
body comes to repair it he says he will pull off the
roof and fetch it all home. What shall do know
not, for house | cannot get, and to get in with
Phoebe cannot, for William Ellsworth lives there
you must go to your commanding officers and let
them know the circumstances am in, and let them
know that will be obliged to be turned out Of door
if you don't come up and look for a house. Come
you must \ possible you cant come, you must
where you in, and try and get in with of
them to go to the commanding officer and see whether
Derrick has any right to turn out of door, since
you have listed to go and fight for liberty. Why
should not have liberty whilst you strive for liber
tyi The money you sent me laid out as you or
dered. But have got out of money if you can't
come you must send all the money you So no
at present, but remain your loving wife until
death.
NfApV uAV pJTQN
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A CARD.-Members Of Congress are hereby 70
n spectfully informed that the undersigned Vii,
gladly attend 70 any business they may have to r0ns
act, for themselves their constituents with The
lie offices or the citizens, for reasonable comisss5
tion
CHARLES MURRAY
Notary Public and General Agent
18th, street, neal Penn avenue
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JAMES PHALEN & Co., Managers,
office corner of 9th street and Pennsylvani
avenue, Washington city.
FOR FEBRUARY.

We present to patrons some Of the very best
schemes for February.
Capitals $50, 900 in 0t00 Prizes, $32 0oo $780,
600, &c; and we advise all who want prizes TO send
their orders TO JAS. PHALEN g. Co.. Washington
Prizes Of $50, 600 $4,000, $4,000 $4,000, Sl2,-
600, $4,000, and a large number Of $4,000 $500
$4,000, $4,000, &C., have been sold within shor
time and in every instance the cash paid.
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Letter from John Tayler, at Albany
ALBANY. Nov. Sd, ZIG.

ALBANY, Nov. Sd, ITO
Sm; In compliance with an order and resolve of
Convention, repaired to Cumberland county, TO
unite with Mr. Sessions and Colonel Marsh, to carry
into execution resolve of the 4th ultimo. ! met
those gentlemen, though without the resolution re-
ferred to, owing to Mr. Stephens delay, who was TO
convey the report Sc
The attack on our fleet on Lake Champaign, oc-
casioned the mtias being called out, which rem
dered II impossible TO collect the sense oil the people
until affairs settled.
Ii thought advisable that the report OF con-
vention should be dispersed through the counties,
and proper time fixed by Col. Marsh ana MI ses-
sions (who would be the best Judges Tor TAKING 'hg
matter up that should be advised oi the saine' anu
attend accordingly.
Ii is reported Col Warner has said he was ADVISED
TO petition Congress to have the Hampshire Grants
set off in new State, by Mr.. Adams one OF the de-
legates.
THE people are much divided, some for a new
State some for Joining Hampshire Others Massachu-
sets, many for remaining under New York. ] en-
deayored to dissuade them from perslsting in such
idle. and deusive schemes which would meet with
the appreciation of such only as were fond OF
changes and rather chose to live under no Govern
menl, the conduct of the most industrious IN this
affair has too plainly evinced heretofore.
The chairman of the committee of Cumberland
dsapproves of the letter sent by their delegates II
was carried by majority in their house, though lew
out of doors knew word of it. II was framed by
certain MIR. Phelps the oracle of them parts, who,
understand, is very busy in this affair,
From what / have heard, among those people, l
am led to believe they will remain no longer under
the State of New York, than they can help
Mr.. Sessions advanced five hundred pounds to Ma
jor Hoisington, of the rangers the remainder, am
of opinion, he will keep in his hands until he hears
from Convention
The enclosed | took down at a tavern in New
Marlborough. The inhabitants, on my return, ac-
cused me of being guilty of desperate mean act.
They could not proceed to business for want of the
notification as the town clerk had no other minutes.
| am, sir, with great respect,
Your most obedcnt, humble servant,
JOHN TAYLER.
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PIERRE VAN CoRrLANpr, Esq.
Letter from Ebenezer LOCKWOOD

Pound Ridge, Nor. 29th, 1776.
SIR--These are to inform that / have been at
Stanford this day. and was informed by several gen.
temen that might be depended on, that there is but
a few of the enemy's ships up the Sound, and they
but small ones-thought to have no troops on board
of them; and they think the enemy will not land
there this year, except it be to plumber of some OF
their stock that may be down their necks of land
There landed from the brig and tender this day
a number of men at Greenwich, place about two
miles below the post road near Stanford, where Gas
was supposedly they thought to have taken off num-
Der of sheep, but they were disappointed for some
boys drove them off while the inhabitants fired on
the enemy. The enemy got off only four poor calves
under the cover of their cannon--a poor bargain
The ships soon went up the Sound to the east, out
of sight. The men, both old and young, came down
in large numbers, when they heard the cannon, and
from several miles back, and seemed to be in high
spirits So on the whole think things appear more
favourable than expected in this part Mr.. Mills
is to set out to come to you Monday next. hope
to be with you about the middle Of next week.
From your humble seruant,
EBENR. LOCKWOOD.
To PIERRE " CoRTLANpT, ce-President Of the Con-
vention Of the State of NewYork, at the Fish
kills
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To be drawn February 10Th,
SCHOOL FUND LOTTERY,
Fifteen drawn ballots out of Is numbers.

Whole Tickets SlO-Haves S5-Ul $ - %.
Certificates ofpackages of 26 Whole Tickets $l2o 90
Do do 26 Half do GO 90
Do do rs Quarter do 80 90
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cTFNOGRAP1IERS' COPYING PAPER
- w. FISC HER has Just received a supply 80
best quality Of white and black copying paptr
Stenogrsphers use. jan
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IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED.-RI
GuARl IIIQMpSQNlS L 10 Prcseruer L.


IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED.-Rl
i CHARD THOMPSON'S Life Preserver is
found, in practice in addition to the removal of the
most distressing colds and coughs, to arrest hemorr-
hayes and splitting of blood and also to cure the whooP
ing cough Group, and rheumatism. Try This medi-
cine and let speak for Itself Certificates of
effected by this medicine, too numerous to publish,
can be seen at the stores of the subscriber and OF his
agents,
r. THOMPSON,
One door west, corner of 4 l-2 street
and Pennsylvania avenue
This medicine will be found at most of the drug
stores in the city of Washington
AGENTS.
Doctor T. Watkins.
/" r. S. Patterson
!" J. & w. Young.
:" c. Il. lardella
+" u. ID. Gilman.
I" Farquhar & Morgan.
Mr.. G. b. Zeber, No. 81, Dock street, Phia.
Doctor VIM Elliott & Co.
" James Young, Jr., & Co.
I" VIM. Harper, Alexandra, d. G.
4" G. C. Southoron, Georgetown, ID. G..
Mrs King No. lS4, Fulton street, n. Y
jan l2-dtf
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES for JANUAR
1912.
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To be drawn February 18th,
SCHOOL FUND LOTTERY,
Class 273,
- Numbers-l3 drawn ballots.

Tickets Sl0-Ealvcs $s5-Quarters 81 so.
Certificates of packages Of "A wholes, 1920 90
Do. do "a halves 60 90
Do. do u quarters 80 %
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j. S. GREGORY & Co. Managers.
VIRGINIA LEESBURG LOTTERY.
Glass B, for 1912,

Tickets only $l0-Halves $5-Quarters So SO
Certificates Of packages OF 26 wholes, $l4Q
Do do 26 halves, 70
Do do % quarters 35
For tickets and shares and certificates of packages
in the above magnificent schemes, address
J. G.. GREGORY s. Co, Managers,
Washington city
gfThe Drawings will be sent to all who order as
above soon over.
dec 81 2aw3wd&c
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S5O000!-100 Prizes Of $1,000 is 100000,
To be drawn February 9th,
SCHOOL FUND LOTTERY-Class 267.
rs number Lottery and ID drawn

Tickets $40; Halves So; Quarters So so
Certificates of packages of 26 whole tickets $3.50 90
Do do % half do IS 90
Do. do. 26 quarter do 81 81
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Certificate that the chain across the North river is
broken.
FoRT MONTGOMERY, Deer. 9th, l776.
These are to certify that the chain that has been
stretched the North river at this fort has been
broke twice. the first a swivel broke which came
from Ticonderoga, which was not welded sound; the
second time, clevin broke, which was made at
Poughkeepse, in solid part of the clevn, and no
flaw to be seen in any of said chain. Which we do
certify, at the request of Messrs Odle and Vandu-
ger.
JAMES CLINTON, B. Genl.
ABRM. SWARTWOUT, Capt.
JAS. ROSEKRANS, Capt
DANL. LAWRENCE, Lieut..
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wAsnlNdroN July 81, 1871,
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Letter from Henry Wisner.
t@'' Eosbe,, 9Ofb Aope,nbe,. III

Goshen, 30M November, 1776.
SIR-When got near home found that several
Of my neighbors had collected drove of cattle to-
gether, amounting to some more than $50, which they
had sold for the use Of the American army and are
to drive them to some place in Jersey, there to be
sailed for the use of the flying camp. And as it is
so uncertain where enemy will stop, or where
the beef may be kept safe in New Jersey, have
taken the liberty to suggest to you whether it would
not be best to have them killed and sailed in some
proper places on this side the Highlands.
have also made bold to advise that they be not
drove any further till may hear from you on the
subject. am informed the British troops were near
Newark day before yesterday. If you should be of
my opinion, you had best to send immediately
Write to Stephen Gilberd who will be with the
drove at Gerrt Miller's in Smiths Glove.
lam, gentlemen
Your humble servant,
HENRY WISNER.
To PIERRE CORTLAND and WILLIAM DUER, Esqrs.
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On Monday the ssth September INST,

Mr. S. II. NICHOLS, Proprietor oft i, establishment. in Offering to The pb
he patronage the varied scenes Of novelties, has the honor ia announce iht in
addition ito his already unrvaAed equestrian company, of he first talent Of the
present day, selected from different parts of The world he has at a create EXPENSE
united with IT,, a stage department, with a company Of performers a6 artists o
acknowledged excellence, with The most heouuiuI scenery, wardrobe, tappiGgs,
&c. &c, which will enable HIN TO present to a LIBERAL public al enter
taInmenl superior 10 any thing ever attempted by any travelling company.
Mr.. N. has The pleasure 20 advert to The highest testimonial approbstOn ex-
pressed by The public wherever the company has had the honor to appear, bob as
ii respects the moral character of The company al well as the chasIe and elegant
order oil The arena and stage performances. Immense disbursement has been in.
dspensable o the representation Of dramatic and equestrian speclacles. Upwards
of $4,000 has Been expended in this extraordinary combination of superior tai
ent and extensive outfit, which must claim that attention of The public it has ever
been his highest aim to deserve.
This establishment will appear IN procession headed by superb band Of the
best talent, consisting Of twenty one new and splendd carriages of the most cost
ly description, with a stud of beautiful trained Arabian horses, with their trappings:
and will present a scene Of splendor and magnfcence lever witnessed IN any 9th.
er company in this country.
Doors open at 3 o'clock 2. NJ. a0d half past lin the evening. Price of ad.
mhion-Box SO centA, PIT 25 cents.
0IThe above will be exhibited at New Garden on Thursday the 2st day of
September, 1912.
CarroIton, Sept l6, l842.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue Of a writ Of f. f. ct leu ia.
issued out of the court Of common pleas
of Carroll county, to mo directed, ! will
offer for sale at the door OF The court
house in CarrolIton. on Saturday the lsl
day of October next, between the hours
of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P. NJ.
the following real estate, to wit: part OF
the east half of the south west quarter Of
section 90 township 10 aud Range 4,
with the improvements thereon, contain
ing seventy five acres more or less
appraised at $4,000, Taken in execu-
ton and will he sold nv me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
Aug 26. l842.
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NOTICE
July l., 1912.

Is hereby given that application will
be made to the Commissioners Of Carroll
county at their session to be held on the
first Monday in December next, for an
order 10 lay out a public road in Loudon
township, to begin at a stake standing on
the east side Of Section seventeen, about
fifty perches south Of The north cas-, cor.
ner of SAID Section seventeen, thonce a
north east course TO a whi.e.oa oak stumY
standing on the public road leading from
Kilgore TO RumIey, and there to end.
CONRAD ABEL.
June 10, 1912,
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w
auditor of Carroll co.
Bran dTcth's Pills.

HAVING been before the American
Public over seven years, their corrective
and curative properties are fully known
and justly appreciated by many ,hous-
ants. Little need be said 10 their praise
IN the shape Of an advertisement. The
virtues Of the medicine having been tps-
ted by persons ia every Gig, Towa, vi.
lage and almost every House 10 the Uni
ted States, ask any one who has used
DR.. BraOdrelh's Vegetable Universal
Pills, and a hearty recommendation will
be the sure result, 1t remains only for
the public 10 be VERY CAUTIOUS where
they purchase. All DR.. Brandre'h's A.
gents have an Engraved certificate of
agency on which is a copy of the Three
Labels which are upon each box Of The
Pills MARK-three labels on the top
the side and bouom Of each box, on each
of which is two signatures Of DR.. Bran,
dreth.
DIR. BRANDRETH'S
Agent for The county of Carroll is
w. D, JENKINS.
CarrOlItOn, Sept. 2. 1875
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue OF a decree and several
wrils Of 4 ia. ct leu ia, issued out Of
the Court OF Common Pleas Of Carroll
county, 10 mt directed, | will offer for
sale at the door OF The Court house, in
CaIroIlIon on Monday The l9,h day of
September next, between The hours of
10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock P. NJ. the
following described real estate, TO wit:
the North West quarter of section 10, tp.
Is, Range 6, except six acres Of the
South West corner, appraised at S2975
also the N E. quarter Of section 10,
township IL, and RtDge 6. containing
las acres. appraised at $2739-also the
South East quarter of Section u, town.
ship n, Range 7, containing l6l acres,
appraised at $1,000. Taken in execu.
ton and will he sold bv me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
August IL, 1912,
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

in compliance with the acquisitions
oGthe Stale Superintendent OF Common
Schools Of the State OF Ohio, | hereunto
annex a copy OF the first and second sec.
tions of an act for the support and better
regulation of Common Schools, passed
March 7th, 1912, which is as follows, to
wit:
"Be ii enacted by the General Assem-
by of The State of Ohio, That at the
next annual election for School Direc-
tors, the electors shall elect one of said
directors for the term OF one year; one
for the term Of two years, and one for
the term of three years; and at each an.
nual election thereafter, there shall be
elected one Director who shall hold his
Office for the term of three years, and
and until his successor is elected and
qualified, and all vacancies which may
occur 10 said office shall be filled the
residue of the term by the appointment
Ofthe township clerk, made in writing
uilu OttOiSh vi ll6 IVSOIb VI tlO DTUCeGu
ings Oflhe directors" The second Sec
zion Of Che aforesaid act provides that "the
clerk OF the several school districts shall,
annually between the first and 2Olh day
Of October, take. or cause 10 be taken, an
enumeration, in writing, of all the white
youth in their respective districts, be-
tween four and t~wenty-one years Of age
not embracing such as are temporarily
within the limits of any district, attend
ing any academy or college; hut such
shall be enumerated in the district ~
which their Iegal residence is. And said
clerk shall, on or before the first day Of
November thence next ensuing, deposit
with the clerk ofthe township a fair and
accurate copy Of said enumeration, in
writing, so as aforesaid made for the du-
ties Of township clerk, Section ID, Sd.
and 4lh Of said act" Given under my
band this 26lh day of August A. D.
l842.
WM uOI MRC
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Aug 26. l849.

BY virtae of writ Of Vendi erponaS
issued out Of the court Of common pleas
for Carroll county, | will offer for sale at
the door of The court house IN Carroll
ton, gu Saturday the Is, day Of October
next between the hours Of 10 o'clock A,
NJ. and 4 P. NJ. the following real es
tate, viz: the south east quarter OF sec
ton 30, township Ia and Range 4, with
the improvements thereon appraised at
$4,000. Taken in execution and will
be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
August 26, 1912.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
June 10, 1912,

BY virtue Of a writ Of Vendi Erponds,
issued out of the Court of Common Pleas
for Carroll county, ! will offer for sale at
the same place, on Saturday The 24Ih day
of September next, according TO law, the
following real estate, VIZ: Lot No. 81,
in the Town of ~DowningvIlle; Carroll
county, appraised a! $40. Token in
execution and will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
July %, l842.
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September 9, 1912.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

5000 bushels good WHEAT al
ready paid for in goods aud promised TO
be delivered Immedlutaly after harvest.
We can now use the wheat to advantage,
aud as it is due We shall expect either
it or the MONEY by the 10Th of Sept
ember. Our motto is, ''short credits long
friends"
A. L, LlTTELL.
August 26, lS42.
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ESTATE or LANES pARKER.

ESTATE or JAMES PARKER,
NOTICE is hereby given 10 all those
indebted 10 the estate OF James Parker,
late OF Carroll county, Ohio, doceased, 10
make Immediate payment to the under.
slgned Executor; and those having
against said estate are requested
to present them, legally proven, for set.
Element within one year from This date.
WILLIAM PARKER,
ISABELLA PARKER,
Executors
July /, 1912.
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THE STATE OF OHIO, ! g,
CARROLL COUNTY. ~"

James Moore, ct. al.)
THE said James Moore and Sarah his
wife, John Boyd, Thomas Boyd, and
James Boyd, Of Beaver county. Stale of
Pennsy lvahia, Rober; Boyd oil Washing
ton county, Pennsylvania, James Sharp
and Nancy Sharp his wife, and Marga
rel Campbell, oil Columbiana county, o,
David Boyd Ut Jefferson county, Ohio,
John Anderson and Rachael Anderson
his vile, Of RIchland county, Ohio; Dav'
i'd Moody, SEN, John B. Moody, Eliza
Moody, Nancy Moody, Sarah Moody, 81
David Moody, jun, James Brown IN
Martha Brown his vile, and John Har.
man, Of Carroll county, Stale of Ohio
are hereby notified that on the fifth day
of August, 1912, Mary Boyd-widow of
John Boyd, late Of Beaver county, Penn.
deceased -fIed in the Court of Common
Pleas Of Carroll county, State of Ohio, q
bill 10 Chancery against them, the sub
stance OF which is, that she is the widow
Of John Boyd, lale of Beaver county Pa,
deceased that during her coverture with
the deceased, he was seized in fee as an
estate Of inheritance, Of the following do
sCrlbed lands, situate in the county of
Carroll and Slate Of Ohio, 10 Wit: The
west half ofthe North West quarter, of
Section 90, Township l2, Range 4, and
tie East bait Of the North East quarter,
of Section 35, in the same township and
R'nge-that they are heirs at law Of the
estate of John Boyd, deceased, except,
ing John Hartman, who preteuds to claim
lille 10, or some interest 10, the aforesaid
lands, The object aud prayer of The bill
is 10 obtain Dover in said lands, and have
the same set of to the SAID petitioner; &
the SAID defendants are hereby notified
TO appear at The neXt term OF the Court
and plead. answer, or demur, to the said
Bill, or the petitioner will apply to the
Court to take the matters of the said bill
as confessed, and decree thereon accord.
IngIy.
BROWN & GRISWOLD.
Solicitors for Complainant,
| August IL, 1912.
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PROOGATMl ApIOM,

THE qualified electors Of Carroll
county are hereby notified that Tuesday
the lllh day of October next is the
time appointed by law Tor The general
election, on which day they will Assem-.
BILE al their several places Of holding
elections in their respective townships,
and proceed TO elect according 10 law
the following officers, to wit;
One person for Governor, two per-
sons Tor Representatives, IN connection
with Jefferson county, one person for
Commissioner, one person for Coroner,
one person for Surveyor, one person
for Recorder, one person for Poor house
director for three years, one Ior two
years, ADD one for II year.
The Trustees OF the several townships
are also notified to return with the poll
books, the following number of Jurors
for each township, viz;
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NEW GOODS,

IN wv VI @|J
THE subscriber is just receiving a
Fresh supply of
Dry goods,
GROCERIES and DYE-STUFFS, oil
superior quality which will be sold We
ry low for CASH or exchanged for
WHEAT,
and other produce. He also asks. in.
Disseminated y, all those having unset.
tied accounts, to discharge the same I'm =
me1iately. The Harvest is now over
and those who neglect to pay their ac.
counts with Money or Wheat will find
them left with the proper officers for col.
lection, as excuses and apologies will no
longer be taken.
w. D JENKINS.
CarroIlton, Sept. 2, I842.
Also, an assortment Of Stone. ware on
hand.