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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-13
MISCELLANEOUS.
FRENCH, ENGLISH AND
CLASSICAL ACADEMY.

No. DIvlsiOn-strect.
consequence of the of number of whose
children frequent this school the unde will continue
his instructions during the coming Vacations and by these
means open an avenue those who prefer school 10 vacation
he intent OF this institute rapid and horoug edge
Philosophy &c.
The student of the Latin and Greek WILL short tme be
The French being the branch viii r courzr he
spoken in the classes.
The session commences the Of August yet pupils may
obtain admission any time parents can make il
send them. 49, ~ "
=, - 49,, p LUX, Principal.
N.B.The Evening School 1 open for young only.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-10-28
THEIR POLICY.

VIVA. the plans or policy Of the LocOs
may he as regards the currency we are
at a loss to say. From the Indications,
however, Of their organs We fear the r
will be no re-charters granted on terms
which The Banks can accept. The
Statesman says, in replying to a remark
OF the SleubenviIle Herald, 1--WE canisay
one thing, and that lie, that the fate Of
the Steubenville Bank is sealed" This
institution has always paid specie; il it
be sacrificed, Of course all others will.
- Gin. GGz.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-10-28

E-Shaunon's majority is settling
down soma where in the vicinity Of
5000. The Statesman has been ana
ious TO strain it up TO Seuen thousand, but
that is no 60. Kings vote will be 5000.
We hope somebody will have the cha,
rity or maDliness 10 see that fine and
cots settled, before inauguration day.
Save the State from the deep disgrace
which must Otherwise attach 10 ito.
S. Journal.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE,

BY virtue Of an order of the court of
common pleas in and for the county of
Carroll and State OF Ohio, made at the
October Term thereof, A. d. 1912, The
undersigned will sell al public vendue on
Saturday The 81 Gay of December, 1912,
between the hours Of 10 a'cIock A. Nj. g.
4 P. M, Of SAID day, on the premises in
said county, the following real estate 10
wit: Lot No, 90, in The town of New
Harrisburgh IN said county. with the i'm.
provements thereon, subject to the dover
estate therein Of Agnes Weaver as widow
Of David Weaver, decd; and also lois
Nos. l6, II, & Is, in the town OF Nor
rlstown, in said county. Terms Cash.
LEONARD HERSH,
ISAAC LEWTON.
Administrators of DaUid Weaver, decd.
October %, 1912.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-10-28
October 7. 1919.
E|XECUTORS, NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all who arr
indebted to the estate of John Myers
late Of Augusta township, Carroll county
OHIO, deceased, to make immediate pay
ment to The undersigned, and oil having
claims against said estate are requested
10 present them, legally authenticated
for settlement within twelve months
from this date.
JONATHAN MYERS, Executor
RACHAEL MYERS Execulrlx
October 81, lS42.
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NOTICE.

All those indebted 10 the
- firm OF Collier 4. Nc.
SSSSl COrmick, or TO the sub
scriber, for subscription
to the Free Press, Advertising, or Job
Work, are notified that the time has
come when they must pay! 1t iS hoped
that every individual who knows him
self indebted will consider that this no
tice is intended especially for him
You may think our claim against you
so small that if we had it, it would do
us no good-if it is small it will require
but a small sum to- pay it-and you
know all large sums are made up out
Of small ones, The next call that's
made upon you will be through a JUS
lice Of the Peace. Mark that. The
subscriber returns his thanks to those
who have paid up p%unctually. And
would say to those who are in arrears,
that it 10 unreasonable for them to sup.
pose that a newspaper can be published
and furnished TO individuals who never
pay for it. All read this dun, and those
who know themselves indebted, (no mat
ter how wealthy they may be,) may
expect their accounts lett 10 the hands
of proper officers for collection, if not
paid Immediately.
T. w. COLLIER.
Car %rollton, Oct. 81, 1912.
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SHEkIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of a writ Of Vendi Erpomas
and sundry writs of f fa Ell leu ia lssu-
ed out Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Carroll county, and to ms directed, |
will offer for sale at the door OF the courI
house in Carrollton, on Saturday the
10th day Of December next, between
the hours OF 10 o'clock A. M. and 4
o'clock P. M. The following real estate
to wit: the North East Quarter of The
North East Quarter Of Section So. Town
ship l3, Of Range 5, containing 30 acres
appraised at $500, Taken in execution
and will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
Oct. %, lS42.- Printers lees $3.50.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-10-28

Ia six counties in Maryland the ag-
gregate Wing majority is 1854, and
We, those very counties. by division in
the Wing ranks, have returned to the
House of Delegates Is Locofocos and
only 9 Wings! Is not this too bad?-
True Wig.
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HNsPTGIu


Is hereby given, that, whereas, my
wife, Eleanor Watt. has, for near four
months, left my bed and board without
any just cause or provocalion, and has
filed her petition for Divorce and ALI
mony, in The county of Harrison. This
is to (orwarn all persons from trusting or
harbouring her, and a quantity Of house
hold and dresser furniture which was
stolen out Of my house for the use OGber,
am determined not to pay any debts Of
her contracting since she left me-
Given under my hand this 4th day OF
Octo0er l642.
WILLIAM WATT.
October 7th 1912.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given, that | will apply Ia
the trustees Of Augusta township, 10
open a road as follows, in said lp., to
wit: To commence ut my house, running
along the line between the farm Of Thorn.
as Connally and The one owned by my.
self, thence:to the point Of q hill, thence
north of The house of Isaac Crisis, then
running east through William Dennis's
farm, TO intersect the State road leading
from Carrollton TO Augusta,
JOHN BIRD
Oct OIL. 1910.
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Road NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that a petition
will be presented 10 the CoWmlssIon ers
Of Carroll county, at their December
session, 1912, praying for the establish.
ment Of a road, commencing at the lla-
gerstown Road. ia Harrison township, al
the line of the. lands Of John S. Oren
and John Price, thence to the School
House in District No. 5 of said township,
thence to John Baxter's, thence 10 the
lane of Henry Dayhuff, thence along
SAID lane TO intersect the Waynesburgh
Road.
A PETITIONER.
no,oLo. 90 JoA0
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-10-28

II you cannot inspire a mi with
love Of you, fill her to the brim with
love of herself all that runs over will
be yours.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-10-28

Col. Almonte, the New Mexican Min
lister TO the United States, arrived al
New York on Saturday last.-Ndt. Int.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-10-28
RrandrCth's Pills.

HAVING been before the American
Public over seven years, their corrective
and curative properties are fully known
and justly appreciated by many thous-
ants. Little need be SAID ia their pra isa
IN The shape of an advertisement. The
virtues of the medicine having been tes-
led by persons 10 every City, Topn, VII.
ldge and almost every House IN the U nj
ted States, ask any one who has used
DR.. Brandreth's Vegetable Universal
Pills, and a hearty recommendation will
be the cure result. Ii remains only for
The public 10 be VERY cAUTIoU where
they purchase. All DR.. Brandrelh'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 Ton -
the side and bottom Of each box, on ca oh
of which is two signatures OF DR.. BIZ an.
dreth.
DR.. BRANDRETH'S
Agent Tor the county of Carroll is
W.,D. JENKINiS.
CarrolHon, Sept. 2. lS42.
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5DEggOIUPIOM.

TNHE co-partnersh'P Of Hall, Bus'
g. Co. was dissolved by Limitation
on The ist dav of April last. The busI
ness of said firm, has been since' aDt
will continue to Je carried on by The re-
naming partners. Parker Handy ant
7. C. Hull, having Withdrawn from SAT-
Grm the accounts and claims will be set
tied by the remaining partners.
GEORGE HULL,
AMOS BUSS,
GILBERT D. SHEPARU'
PATRICK HULLi
PARKER HANDY.
N. B. All those indebted must pay up
forthwith, or -"
New Goods coming on in a day OF
two cheaper than eUer.-Cash paid ioI
Wheat.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-10-28

ATTACHMENT NOTICE,
AT my instance a writ Of attachment
was this day issued by Thomas Williams
a Justice Of the Peace, of Rose lp, Car,
roll county, o. against the property and
effects Of William Miller, an abscoadIDg
debtor,
GEO. WILLIAMS.
October ID, 1912.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 ell those
indebted to the estate of Peter Dayhuh'
late Of Carroll county, Ohio, deceased
10 make immediate payment TO The IN
dersigned administrators and all those
having claims against said estate, are
requested to present them, properly au'
,~henIins,ed, for settlement, within one
yea from this date.
JOSEPH DAYHUtF,
JOHN SHOBER,
Administrators.
October r, l842.
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Goods,

The piuciDal pat Of which has been purchased within the last month 10 the
Eastern Cities, and al such prices as enable them to offer them Tor sale as low, II
not a little lower. than they have ever been offered 10 the western country.
The stock is good and fresh, and are warranted o be Just what uey represent
them to be when sold. Ia order that the people may have son knowledge o.
the prices Of their Goods without the trouble Of coming TO see, we give below
the prices U some few articles.
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LOOK HERE!

@The subscriber is selling s lbs. o
good Rio Coffee for one dollar II
cash, II Ibs. good SUGAR for one dol.
lar-lron 81 cents per ID.
A. l., LITTELL.
Oct. 81, lS42.
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October 30, ls42.
Estate Of }.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all those
indebted to the estate Of Joseph Work
man, late of Carroll county, Ohio, decd,
10 make immediate payment TO The un.
derEigned Administrator; and those hav
ing claims against said estate are re-
quested 10 present them, legally proven,
for settlement, within one year from
this date.
LEWIS CRAWFORD,
Administrator.
0cIohnr y 1910
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Bank Note List.
SPECIE STANDARD.

Corrected for the Morning Chronicle by
SIBBETT s. JONES,
EXCHANGE BROKERS,
South West corner OF Wood and Fourth
Streets, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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NOTICE..

THERE will be a petition presented 10
The Commissioners Of Carroll COUNTY, at
their December session, ls42, praying
for The establishment Of a road 10 COM
mence at the West end Of SincIair's lane,
thence as near as practicable along the
East and West line Of the land Of G.
K'ntner, 10 intersect the Rumley Road
near where said road and line cross each
other; thence The nearest and best way
10 lnIersect the east end Of Canal street,
10 CarroIlton.
A PETITIONER
October %, l042.
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DAVID WH 4 DHHIIT'
Oct. 90, 1919. Printers fees 81 90.
SHERlFE,S SALE.

By virtue Of a writ Of Yendi ErpOnas
issued out Of the Court of Common Pleas
of Jefferson county, Ohio, and to me d.
rected | will offer Tor sale at the house
of B. BOice, Esq. in Mechanicstown, on
Monday the l4lh day of November next
at II o'clock of said day, the following
property, viz: l grey Mare, | black
Mare, | two year old Colt, 5 Mlich
Cows, 4 two year old Calves, l2 head o.
Sheep, a quantity Of Wheat. Taken in
execution and will be sold by me,
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
Oct. %, l842.-Printer's fees S. 90
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New Cash and Produce
STORE.
PO9IHIVDhY NO TRUST

THE Subscribers are now receiving and opening at their Store, in the
House lately occupied as lhe Indian Queen Hotel, in the town of CarrOItOn,
a stock VI
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-10-28

Mount Pleasant 2
Norwalk 2
Putnam 2
Post Notes 2
Sandusky 2
Scioto 2
Small Notes 2
Urbana 10
Wooster 2
Xenia 2
GAINESVILLE 2
INDIANA.
State Bank and Branches 2
State Scrip As
KENTUCKY.
Bank Of Loui sviIle 2
Bank Of kentucky and branches 2
Northern bank and branches 2
ILLINOIS.
State Bank and Branches 60
Bank Of Sha Wneetown so
VIRGINIA.
Bank Of Virginia 2
Bank Of the Valley and branches 2
Exchange bank Of Virginia 2
Farmers bank Of Virginia 2
Merchants and Mechanics bank IA
North Western bank IA
Post Notes Il
MARYLAND.
Baltimore city Banks par
Bank Of Salisbury 2
Mineral bank 2
Washington county banks 2
All other solvent banks. 2
EXCHANGE.
At sight.
On Phil adelphia I
New York I
" Baltimore I
" Boston 4
Gold g. Silver par
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LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMAINlNG in the Post Office al
II CarrOllton, Ohio, on the lsl day
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CarroIIton, October 10, lS42.
CASE SALE.
IN AUGUSTA TOWNSHIP.

IN AUGUSTA IOWNOHIF'
On The 2S,h day of October begin.
ming al 10 o'clock A M. the subscriber
will offer his farm for sale: Also, 6 coils
2 of them stud colts sired by The old ra-
Ger Moscow, 2 years old last May ant
8 yearIrng mare colts sired by the Con
sui, and the 6lh a sucking mare colt ST.
red by Mr.. Pennock's big horse, IA Me
npoe bucks, 90 hogs, 10 turkeys, | COW
| clock and 1 gun, which will be OLD a
public auction on The premises o Int
undersigned. One fourth OF The price o
the farm may be paid in three anna
payments. II The land should be sold, al
~IndispurabIe ute will be made. Carren
bank roles will he received.
JULIUS G. HART.
Ocvoter 2 l842.
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erTHHS WAY!.n

The subscribers have just received
One Hundred Bags BEST RIO COZ
FEE, which is for sale by the Bag Of
less quantity to suit purchasers.
D. A. THAYER 4 co.
Bolivar, Oct. 10, 1912.
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Administrators Sale.


Y virtue of an order issued from the
ID Court d Common Pleas within and
for The county of Carroll and State Of
Ohio, made at their October Term A.
ID 1912, the undersigned administrators
of The estate of John II. Ratledge, decd.
will offer for sale at public auction on
The premises, on Saturday the 81 day Of
December, lS42, Twenty feet on the
South East side of Lot q, in the town Of
New Hagerstown, 10 SAID county.-AIso,
on the 10Th December, lS42, on the pre-.
misses in Tuscarawas county, Ohio, the
North half Of The West half of the South
West Quarter Of Sectlon 28, in Township
IA, and Range 7, Of lands directed to be
sold al SteubenvlIIe, Ohio, containing DO
acres, more or less. The above describ,
ed property TO he sold on deferred pay
ments. Terms made known on day Of
sale.
WILLIAM RUTLEDGE,
JOHN MOORE,
administrators.
October %, 1912.
GT The Tuscarawos Advocate will
please copy the above advertisement un
I'll sale and send their account II this
Office.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-01
SYrsastALfy.

Died. in Richmond, on the 20lh inst. GlrEs ". 3
Eut that ely formerly Of fmnklin'couny in Inc
3ti year ofhis aye.
-, at the Residence Of his Father in the county II
amherst on TIE morning Of the 24th dayotJune. -t!
WI hopERIcK ii. THORNTON. in the 4Jih wear "a }us
age w ere circumstances different the writer tbs
notice would resi- satisfied here without difG ans linn,
mere than to give the death aud ageu hodeceas,d iiui
10 us Instance there are dear relations aud e1y at
distance; and sgIely there are none to censtlrc or r
The pen which, Hbilstit communicates the sad nel4
gence Of hs DEATH would mol voluntarily Withhold from
ihenthe sweet comfort fruthalovs that he died in a
nope OF BLESSED immortality. During lonu and IH
%.'n4 Illness, no hurnurng, no complaining escaped
MS Ups ana at last when death came, he met il as
good man ought; his language being then What il had
been tInoua .oui lis confinement Il si,euld be 1sH.
20 I'VE bat feel not atald to die liye or de- am D.
signed to my fate The subject Of this notice was nc
mafAabo for the quiet unofendng tenor ofhs life ~
man. perhaps, ever had fewer enemies. The kind al
'ehlon Of his neghbors 10 him during bs cufaefnrHt
panty proves, that for him there were many ieR5s-
whilst the tears sized for their loss lest ,iesiiy how
much lie was beloved By these to wbGi8he was llfar
ga by NE nearest and dearest ties Of natlre II thee
would say. weep not, fer ye have hope,-fagc Sc
not hope-that for him to die was pau? Toal 10 the
world, would say. in the death Of this Individual We
cave another admonltien Of the uncertainty uf human
life. May we all. IN the hour Of DEATH bo ready Il ~
clairn from our hearts. and say-Wc oo hope to ia1
home ia the kingdom Of heaven, at the right hand u
God.
o. The Charleston (Kanawha) Patriot will paase
copy.
-, on the Eth instant at her fathers Mr. Jane
JopIng in Bedford Count, in the 22d year Other aee.
MIS- Martha \. WHEAT, VIE Of John Wheat. luciy
deceased. To eglagze the dead seems almost the UNI
'ersa wish, and the worlds charity often extends be
yond lher merit But in the presen case the Wriers
at loss for language to express what is most strictly
due to tne memory Of Mrs Wheat-By nature remark
ably aniable mild and ailectionae in her dispstog
she needed only religion to make her (humany spe2knq)
perfect This she sought for and found while vet
child and united herself to the Methodist Fpisco1s
Church, and from that hour to her DEATH her life WIS
ay-lnark to heaven. One year ago she was married
10 Mr. John beat,-a man every way worthy of s8eh
a wife. Blu as if 10 convince mortals thai reftet
happiness is no; 10 be enjoyed below the skies aicr
lew days illness, he was torn away from his youthful
wife This 50 affected her health. that n1tviGsi1d-
ny hoF deep pety. and pnee9sng eeatt to BE- l.a.aae
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-01

.as,e Fork and Inei.ia.- Capt. Edmond Hammond
II the schr Banner OF New York since his return home
has made affidavit to statement, published N tie
New York papers which, If true, reflects great
discretit ON certain citizens OF Aceomac. lie states,
that while in James River and about to return 10 New
York. he gave the hods required by the Inspection Law
Of yrpnia aud paid the fees to the Inspector; and that
Afterwards having been compelled, by stress Of weather.
To nut in at an obscure port IN Accomac, his vessel WIS
barded ard her papers fciby seized, and carried of
and kept. by party Of men armed with bowie knies
and other deadly weapons,-whieh party was headed
by Thomas T. Cropper, late a member Of the Virginia
Legislature who guilty Of various acts Of petty
tyranny while he kept possession Of the vessel Capt
Hammond states that TWO other Northern vessels were
boarded aud served il the manner by Chopper and
his associates Thevrter Of this paragraph voted Tor lie
Inspection law, but he did soias measure Of high State
poliey-not afford prcteXi for acts like hose above
described The law ought 10 be repealed. II II ever iur
nish for such outrages the perpetrators Of
which ought to be condgnly punished. Yet Capt
Iammond's narrative may not be trne-and we shall
with great cheerlulnoss publish any statement eAeolm
tory or pallialory in its character
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-08-01
Z aiNab2e lands near EyncEsb.,ge.
Y q Rs ~ n Nh,

IN annexed Of Joseph Echols, deceased SHALL on
che 9th day August 1872, at the Market House. in the
Town Iynchbaig lease publicly to the highest bidder
Tor The term Of three years, commencing the LIST
day OF Jandary, 1913. with the privilege of sowing
small grain thereon at The usual period during the
approaching fall two valuable plantations situated
on Acher's Creek in the county Of Campbell, within
a lew miles oithe town Of Lynciburg-both at present
occupied by Mr.. Ioney.
The terms regards security and the restrictions AS
70 waste, SC will be particularly made known at the
time aud place of renting
II. DuNNlNGTON, Sergt Corpo
OF Lynehhurg. and such admir- dc bonis non
Of Jos. Eehols decd
July u IA
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E0R no U.s'G r.sDyTs,


''sDttihp bs MIR MD MRS. MEANY
I 4 Wits INSTITUTION VIII be re opened for the To-
cepnoh OF pupils, on Monday, August ooh nc&t
The course Of instruction is full and ennpfs-
ing the various departments Of Ancient and Modern IL
efaiure Mathematical and Natural Sciences cal
ealaed to deyelope the PAYERS Of the youthful mind
and secure a solid and finished education
The apartments are large and eounlodious and being
laiely furnished with pano Forte Glbes and Other
necessary Mathematical instruments Is confidently
hoped that The experience and altannels II the teach
ef4 may hyoaby recommend them 10 the patronage Of
The public The Musical department viii be conducted
by MI Damor we'll known IA this community ~ a dis
tingnsied teacher Of Vocal and Inairimehtal Music
\ considerable deduction has been made In tie terms
with the vieW % accommodate class Of Young pupils
Omitted 10 hccre aud otherwise meet Tie demands Of
this community.
Terms PEI Session # ) months.
Tuition in Reading. Writing, Arithmetic.
English Grammar. Geography. History Sc il2 50
pupils under the age ofl2 years
Over the age of u years 80 90
Win Composition Rhetoric, Globes, Is az so
lronomy Philosophy, Chemistry. &c. w.
,neienl aud Modem languages each extra 00
Geometry, Algebra and ftigonomery. with the con.
stmeton OF Maps Charts &c extra 3 On
Music AT Professors lerms 80 00
Use Of Piano Forte. 2 80
Sc ol Globes and other Mathematical instruments 90
Stationary Including Peas, ink and SLATE pencils 0o
Bnard, Washing. Sc G2 81
To BE- paid, il all cases. in advance.
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The RI Rev. $ II. MeGos,ry ZIP. Disop Michigan
The RI, loy DR.. Johns, 4 ZIP. Bishop, Virginia.
'fhe Rev. Thomas Atkinson. Lynehburs.
The Row. James Do9hen. do
The Rev. u, NJ Wharton. Doteoutt Va.
The Hon, VIM. Woodbridge. tx. Gov. Of Michigan,
lie Hon. A. s. Porter. L. :. 5. Michigan.
hares krritsir NJ. -. Pr Mod Ian, University Va
LIN @,pniiss. A. NJ ES President Baltimore College
Brauiz Mayer. f, See'y Of Legation l. ). to Mexico
Nanl Garland. John G. Nleem, }
Aex Tompkins, u, Redes. ~Fels. lynclburg
e. Dabuey, T.. Fletcher, J
A..
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7EP 'gha,,iaa EHtndgc1:

eSllilou vii take notice that SHALL on the seth Of
- august. lsl2. At the Planters Hotel in the tosn Of
Nchsenre Nj proceed 10 take the dopositions OLD
I, Lone aud others, Ia be ad us evidence in II sh
depending IN lie tifeoit Superior Court OF Law and
Chanrery Ter the county II Campbell aud State II Nit.
9nia. N which YIN are plaintiff and AN defendant II
the tstmany aai peed that day. it viii be conlio
ned from Jay II day until Ills completed. iuu can al
'ond If yeu thial pnpar. Yours, Sc.
LONG.
Aue WV
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.S0fice.

4 4 is my wish In enae al my medical accounts. Per
SONS indebted 10 me requested TO come ief~afd
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