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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-14
THE u. S. DISTRICT COURT,
DISTRICT OF SOUTH CAROLINA
N RI INhRTPYCI,

WN the matter Of Leslie Snvth Bankrupt.
Pursuant to AN order Of the Dislrlc, Conn
of The United States. for the District oi Suuii'
Carolina. Notice is hereby given, that cause be
sbcwn before the said Court, a, the Federal
Court House IN Charleston. on the thrd day nf
December next, at eleven o'clock. 4. W.. why
the said Leslie Smy,ll should not receive his
Discharge and Certificate as n Bankrupt.
Charleston. 5lh day OF September. 1912
II. Y. GRAY, CLERK.
Scynlt II IS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-09-14

The extensive Iron Works a, Harris
buye, PENNSYLVANIA. known Us Hunts Ro!-
l;nr Mill aud Nail Factory, were destroy
I'd 6y FIRE on "Wednesday last. The losses
is variously estimated al from 2O To $780,
nm. There was partial INSURANCE on
the proper,s.-Char!::'on CauTiev,
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r,,u the Soulh Caroi,uian.

Soluda Factory Cotton Bas ging.-The
following note oil MIR. Jordan, con;ains a
s,ron. recon- me endation Of this article; IN
addition 10 which, we may slate, that Il
oumber of the most extensive and expert
cnced planters of this aad the adjolniuS
Districts, who have tried it, ;all, we he
Iieve, who have done SOY fully approve H.,
and are using, or abou, 10 use IL entirely:
and ,tat il seems to US, after seeing spc-
cimen OF il for the irst time. few day,
ago, a strong, ser.icable, and durable a,li
cir, well suited to the purpose for which
j, is designed. All we would urge upon
our planters. however. is to Try ii, andjudce
for themselves.
COLUMBIA. 5th Sept, 1872.
Asr. Editor.--i observe in your paper
Of last week notice Of the FIRST bale "!
new Cotton brought TO this market. aud
purchased by me.
Had 1 beeSaware Of your intention -,
publiyh il, would have iulnrmed you thai
& weighed 16S pounds; wa packed bag;
ssas;.ii,,g sSr,ats frp.a Cotton ar the Saluda
Facr5sy near this place. and roped with
Cotton Rope, made On the gertleman's
plantation who raised The Cotton; aud wns
in perfect and complete order. This bale
was no, larger 10 appearance than ordiua-
ry bales. Respectfully yours.
NJ. S. JORDAti.
Cotton Bagging.-We have been
shown sample Of Bassins, made q, Ihe
Uuion Factory, near Society Hill. which
we consider better article than lha, maLe
a, the Saluda Factory, which is hccon.ins
SO popular in the upper Disirlcte The
sample shown US i. ~ inches wide. and
weighs over u lbs. per yard. We under
stand that the manufacture Of Basglns
was commenced las, summer merely rs
an experiment. and that Cot J n Will
Jams (who used il for packing small
portion Of lasl years crop.) is so well
pleased with il, tha, he intends using II
for bis entire crop, the preseu,year The
Company are so well convinced that the
Dundee and Kentucky baesins vii! be
superseded by the cotton material. thai
thew have made arrangements for It's
manufacture on an extensive scale
Comden Journal.
We are glad to find ,ha, the manufacturing
of this article is On the increase IN OH! State,
and we hope ere long to have !, IN orr power
10 add the mare Of another Factory. 10 the lis
of,hose who have already commenced the good,
and we hope will be profitable work, Of using
at least, portion OF our great staple; we a!lude
70 the vauc!use Factory ,oi this district.
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CoLuMEIA. Sept. S

Conon-Tnerr i n"w considerable new
Cotton coming in, which readily finds pur
chusers al u cents. Old ranges al .
TO ceui>. The new crop received up 10
this time, is nnslI, uf inferior qualities. a
iue article would readily command Il
HIGHER price thar 3 cents.
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SHELLEY & USHER,
AREnoUsE q COMMISSION MERCHANTS

H-1MBURG, } {.
3ATEFUL for the libeiaI support they
y u have here iuiore received from Il generous
public, beg leave 10 announce 10 their friends.
aud 10 the cotton growing community general
". that illcir spacious central aud convenient
Warehouse Is is IN successful operation. and
solicl,s share Of public patronage. TO Cur
old customers W" respectfully ASA for con-
,iniancc Of their confidence.
To the public generally to look for them.
selves, where they will al once see our advan-
tageuns siIuaIun. a high dry depository for their
Cotions. aiIurdims every facility Tor The receipt
Of Cotton by wagons or from boats BY way Of
the ri:er Business committed Ia our care will
receive prompt atienI'um. wIh our bes, efforts
for llr interest, Of Customers. We make liberal
cash advances on Cotton IA store. and will sell
or slip Col:o. abroad on tnpLc!atr terms.
Scp,r.7 u -
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State of south Carolina.
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
~ EQUITY.


rs. SBW for Partition.
Douglass Robertson. c'al
NOTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN ,ha, hy
" virtue of m order from the Court of Cham
cery shall offer for -;,c to the highest bidder,
u, Edeclicid Cour, House. "n tie iir>, Monday
in October neat the real estate OF the late Wi
linn Robertson dec d.. consisting oi'two tracts
of land near ldscticld Court House. uiic of
wiich adJo,ns lands Of Simeon Christie. and
others. containing acres more or less and
the other adjoining lands of
and containing acres more ur less: sad
tracts to be sold separately. on a credit of one
and two years, eSccp, the costs, wllirh mnsl be
paid IN cash. Purchasers 10 give bonds and
pcrsot,.l security, and mortgages oiile picm-
.es Possession 10 be given on the !igs, day Of
January next
J. TERRY. {. l. L. d.
Conmissinnrr's Office S-pir. II | A. 3 33
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State of Sonth arOlina
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
Rich. llauk'uson s. Wife. Appis

Many Glover. & others. Dcrd,s.
DY AN ORDER from the Ordinary Of
AD Edcetield District shall proceed 10
sell nj Edgcfcld Court House nn the first
Monday in October neNl, Lands Of the cs
raic of Jclhrc Glover, decd situate IN said
district, on Town Creek udi"iming lands
ur Waic Glover. Wiley Glnvcr. Glenn
Cox. aud others. containing three hundred
and fiIv acres, ninre or less. TO be sold
on "a crcdi, o! Twelve monlhs. with interest
from date, purchasers to give bond and
personal security. and mortgage OF The
premises /" The Ordirary. Costs to be
paid in cush.
5. CHRISTIE. S. Z ID
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IL THE Members OF ,he MECHANICS
WASlIlNGTONIAN SOCIETY of Edge
field are requested 10 meci al the Court House.
ou Monday evening next. the 18th ins,., at ear
/, candle light. Sept, /! 50
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SherifIs Sale.

I'D Y virtue Of sundry wriis OF Fieri Fa.
LID cias, ! shall proceed 10 sell al Edge
field Court House, nihe first Monday und
Tuesday Of ocluber next, the following
Stephen Wilson VS.. Simon Sain'sirn
ons. N. J. Black. VS.. the same. Alfred
HolIey VS.. the same. Jacubus & Condn
vs.. the same, one house aud lot in the town
Hamburg, o., tlie corner of Centre aud
streets, known as No. lo3.
IS. James Spann.
-, Two thousand
less. adjoining Till
rand, and others.
no Hull, adm'irx.
me. Aquilla Miles
and LOT III the Town
street, adjoining
occupied at pre-
crisou.
+. l.. Mosley, Jas.
us, tina, plantation
separate parcels,
twenty-five hun
on Bridge Creek,
d Cannady, wi.
.and others, The
, ms.
Garter. George
+ rlcr. Elizabeth
E Two thousand
a, atjoiuins Vim.
5. md others, The
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Fair Notice.

4 AN again under the necessity OF re-
4 mIntl.n. those III lrl,t-,i To IA" on Notes and
Accounts ,luc mp 10 lsr Jaanary. i-i2. tint lou
ger indulgence need n", be- expected. INV
,uut,nn rr,,!rc- m To- collier, money. and
hope will he> saved the trouble oi dunn'ng. aud
,i,n.. InLc5tr,! - uir la, cNpcncr OF paying
cost T.. D .hLsl.!'i'
rAsrf.r! e. II Gin Srptr. -
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Passage from Ircand.

WD DERSONS wishing friends from ireland.
B can have. on application TO the subscrI-
ber. Passages furnished on moderate terms
by fr,, class ships. leaving Belfast IN the months
Of October aud November -
VI 0~'O'' J. L. PATTERSON,
sIagwo> - wharf, Charleston, S. c:
August y "
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TilE. L. :. DISTRICT COURT, }
pisrRlCT cr suCTn chn"LINA.
II HINhHI'PYCi


WNTlllEEAS Thomas G.. Bacon, 'idh Idu.
w al'>. and q. copat;mcr m the liI:n oi
Bacon 4 Nl,rniI. irru,rly Merchants o. Edge
l.cLI D.,tnc. : Car"!lna. h'il lI!''l petition
pra,,ne ,ha, he M he declared = Bankrupt.
p,lf,,nn, tu rhr ir, tod: cuusi">r al the United
Sil,r>. made. and unw ~ l"Icr. concerning
Eanh.npi.. anl that be- may haEr the tsneht
c the sad act tins Is 10 give To.cc ol tie SAID
Petition. and :na, hcaTrm: thereof VIII bo had
before ,.,r Honorable ltoh,rt Is GHchrr.: Judge
n;'rlc >liG Court. at Court 10 hc holden nj The
Federal r0urt lIuu>". in Charleston. Oh Mon-
day the iwcr,y--iNth '!ay "i September next ut
llu'ciork. l. NJ. a, which place and time nll
prr,on, interested nrav appear aud slew cause.
!! an? thcy have why the prayer o!;hc SAID pc
ll'loncr should not bc granted.
Charleston 2gt!, Lay oi August ls-'2.
H. Y GRAY. C!crL.
S.u,r = IL -
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Cotton Esa%gillg Manila

EIST RECEIVED. 400 pieces 10 and l6
81 inch INDIA DAGG!NG weighing 'osi
lbs per yard
800 pieces l.. aud 81 inch Dundee Hemp and
Tow Bagsing.
Together with general assortment of
GROCERIES. For saic by
SlBLEY i CRAPON.
IIamLnrs. Am.. 81 3!
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Commissioners Office. Sepr. II. | A.. B ,;
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August 4
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-04-22
CLOCK & WATCH MAKER

THE undersigned takes this method
Of informing the public in general, and
bis old customers, that he still continues
70 carry on, ID the town of Carrollton,
the
WATCH & CLOCK BUSINESS,
at his old stand, on Market street, oppo-
site Gen'l. Stidger's store, or two doors
Obove McElderry's g. Miller's store.-
lie intends TO keep SPECTACLES,
WATCH KEYS, Watch CHAINS and
Grards, with all other articles belonging
TO his hsIness
N. B.-Any person sending watches
with stage drivers or otherwise, will have
them repaired iD good order, and prompt.
ly returned.
FREDERICK GIMBLE.
CarrolItop, March Is, l842.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-04-22
RESURRECTION or ECFsiaM
Pills. -
January 81, lS42.

1T is now settled point that This IS
tho most valuable family Medicine before
the public; lis sovereign power over dis
ease and lis fame throughout the whole
country, is sufficient 10 warrant us 10 say
Ing that they have no equal IN The known
world. They raise IRON the utmost
weakness, dlstress aud suffering, to a stale
of health, strength and happiness. They
are composed Ut Persian and Indian veg
eIab!e extracts, oI the greatest reputation
for the cure Of diseases. 1t is not ne
cessary to mention here the extraordinary
cures they have performed. Suffice 1t to
say, that tbey will cure all cases OF Fever
and Ague, Dyspepsia, Bilious Complaints
Rheumatism, Coughs, Colds, &c.
ALSO-Jew DavId's Hebrew Plaster
possesses intrinsic merits beyond any
other article used as an external aPpllca
tion. 1t is recommended with simuta-
neous appreciation 'by the thousands
which have used it. II viii! cure weakness
and pains ia the back aud 4ldes, Coughs,
Colds, &C., when applied according 10
directions, also local Inflammation, scrof
uIous affections, &C., in their primary
otage. For information respecting the
above medicines and some Of The cures
performed by them, call Oh The under
slgnen agents who have pamphlets to
distribute gratultously,
AGENTS.
r. KENNEDY, CrroIItOn.
S. A. Highland, Ilarrlsburgh.
John Scott, Amsterdam.
K. Jackson, SPRINGFIELD,
Carro!ton, Dec. 2l, l84l.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby gwen to all those
indebted TO the estate oi Peter Jennings
late oil Monroe township, Carroll county,
Ohio, decd TO make immediate payment
to tha undersigned Executors; and all
those having claims against said estate,
are requested TO present them properly
authenticated, for settlement, within one
year from this date.
PETER JENNINGS,
PETER ElCK.
Executors.
I'll .......I -InIn
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THE c STATE OF oHIo'} IS.
CARROLL COUNTY.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
In CuANCERY.

In CHANCERY.
George Workman, ! Bill to contest the
VS.. rGlidity Of writiHg
James Workman, purpOrting TO be taSt
ct al. wiH.
NJ Office is hereby given TO the said
" James Workman, OF the State OF
Michigan, that the said George Workman
on the lst day Of March, 1912, ticd his
bill in Cha0cery, 10 The Office Of the
Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas in
and for SAID county of Carroll and Stale
of OhlO-which said bill sets forth among
other things, that Joseph Workman, late
Of said county, deceased, while in life,
but while of unsound mind and memory,
on or about the 22d day Of August, A. D.
1888, made and executed a certain pa
per writing, purpOrling to he his last will
and tesIment--Ihat said writing was, at
the October Term of said Court, admit.
led 10 probate and recorded as the last
will and testament of said Joseph Work
man, dec 'd-that the same was executed
by said Joseph at time when he was
incapable of understanding, and in fact
did not know what we're the contents of
said paper writing; that the said Joseph
was then, for years before, and at the
time of his decease, Iaboring under
strong delusions and arrangement Of IN.
leIIect and wholly incapable Of dispos-
ing Of his property. either legally or e.
qulIabIy; and that the person appointed
IN said paper writing as Executor Of
said Joseph, decd having declined TO
execute the same, letters OF Administrb-
tion with The w,U annered, 10 wit: the
said paper wrillug,) have been granted
by SAID Court 10 Lewis Crawford Of said
county.
The object and prayer Of which SAID
bill is, 10 contest the validity Of SAID pa.
per writing, Purporting TO be the last
will and testament Of the said Joseph
Workman. The said James Workman
is therefore hereby notified that, unless
he shall appear aud plead, answer or de.
mur to said bill witbIn sixty days after
the March torm ,of said Court, A. d
lS42-such olher and further proceed
ings thereon will at the tern Of said
Court next thereafter, be had as ore
provided by Statute and by the rules Of
said Court.
GEORGE WORKMAN.
By his Solicitors,
Pfarce, StarkweaIbSr g. JarUis.
March 4, 1912
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ATTACHMENT.

NOTICE is hereby gwen to all persons
interested, that at our instance writ o
attachment was this day issued by Wm
Pauerson,a a Justice Of the Peace, ia and
Ior Loudon township, Carroll county, o
against the Goods, ChOleIs, Rights. Gre
dts, Moneys, and Effects Of Peter Cole
an absent debtor.
BENJAMIN LATIMER,
JAMES LATIMFR,
February 25, 1919.
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MORE NEW GOODS.

The subscriber respectfully and tho public that he
now opening
A NEW AND SPLENDID STGGK OF
GOODS,
Purchased the Eastern Cities and a'"'ood lot
Ills stock general all varieties of seFVceabe well
Fashionable Goods ,z,7, 7,,ro7ne
81 Pieces MerinOes every quality very low prices
D02ggsIGG GOODS
900 pieces American Prints goo pieces Bahod Muua
T1CKlNGS, CHECKS FLANNELS. &c.
Also, a very handsome assortment Of Fancy Goods,
Consisting part of
Plain and Figured Bombaznos Ladies' Observation-Disclosures
MouseIno de LANES Needle worked Capes and Collars
s. FgJ s s11onoJ .o1 Sill. Soyo' ho Of ,on. all 3d Rhoo
Lawns and Painted Musas, Hosiery, Ardea Flowers, &c
qaae' which will be sold rs cheaper before offered
100GGgI GOODS OF all kinds.
will find much their interest buy their
she hVeG prices
BONNETS.
Silk Florence Braid English Straw Cypress Palm leaf Bouas
Russia, Silk, and Fur Hats.
a3 Doz Mems and Boys Fur cIOh sealse Capt.
WALL PAPER AND UMBRELLAS
Shoes Hnrdve Qaesnsr Drugs Paints" o and Dyssg.
'"O% coa a"s ysn Cotton S@e and casr 1roo Nails Glass;
ShoUels, Forks, Sugar and MOlns@% Salt, Tar,
usually kept Stores this section country All OF
which will be sold the lowest prices for Cash Produce IN AG"@
" invites purchasers call and examine his Goods and prices
Isaac Atkinson.
CsrroIton, October 90, 1S4l
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

NOTICE is hereby given to all those
who are indebted to The estate of Jacob
EminGa, late Of Carroll county, Ohio,
deed, that they are required to make
immediate payment TO the undersigned
AdminisfraIori and those having claims
against said estate. are requested "a
present them, legally provea, Cor set
tloment, within one wear from this date.
WILLIAM DAVIS,
AdministIalor Of said estate
March 25, I842.
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IMPROVED FARM FOR SALE

THE undersigned, as agent for his
father, David Alexander, now of Illinois,
is authorised TO sell, on very accommo'
dating terms,
THE WELL IMPROVED FARM,
In Rose township, Carroll county, Ohio,
now in the occupancy Of Mr., Samuel
M'CalIough being the South West or.
OF section 81, Ia township is, Range Z.
Upon the premises there are "a large and
comfortable dwelling house, Barn, Sta
bIe and other necessary outhouses, to-
getber with a large and thrIl'y orchard,
About 80 acres OF this tract are cleared
and in cultivation; and he whole is sit
uated within nine or ten mics of Boil
var o0 the Ohio Canal. One thousand
dollars OF Nhe purchase money will be
required IN hand-the balance 10 pOy-
meats. An indisPutabe title will be
conveyed TO the purchaser. Application
may be made to the Undersigned al 'jo-
seph Kimmell's IN Rose township.
PHILIP ALEXANDER, agent
for DAVID Alexander.
January 81, lS42
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March %, l842.
Clock e. Watch Making.
JHWyFlT,JRYs

Such as Breast pins, Finger rings, Watch
keys, Chains and Seals, Spec:Rclcs, Sill,
yer Thrmblcs, &C.. nll Of which he IN
tends to sell low for Cash.
N. B. Clocks and Watches neatly re.
paired and warranted according 10 quail
ity. Silver ware made in the neatest
and most fashionable style. Old Gold
and Silver taken in exchange for new
icwelrv and work.
Carrolton, April I, 1842
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ATTACHMENT.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persoOs
interested, that at my instance writ ol
attachment was, on The 24lh day of Jan
uUry, lS42, issued by Benjamin Bolce.
a Justice of the Peace in and for Fox
township, Carroll county, Ohio. against
tho Goods, Chalels, Righs, Credits
Moneys and Effects Of William Wallace
an absent debtor
] f. LINDSEY.
February 25, 1912,
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SHERTFFS' SALE.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
March Term, A. D, l842.

Daniel Burrier,l
W. p.,;,;o, Cor % rt,tiou
Henry Burrier,
et ais,
BY virtue oran order Of said Court, tc
me directed, ! will 0tier for sale at III,
The Court house in Carroll,on, on Mon
day the Cd day Of May next, between the
hours Of 10 O'clock, A. NJ. and 1 o'clock
p. M the following described real estate
TO wit: The West hpll Of the Soulh west
,qnarter, Of section 81, IN township 70,
III ,udon) Of Range 4, continuing eighty
and eighty seven and a hall hundred'hs
acres.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
April i, 1913.
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Kennedy & VAN .StrOnder,

Kennedy & VAN .SGrOnder,
IAIGOR9,
J. G. KENNEDY & M. VAN STRON
DER have formed partnership for car
rylng on the
TAILORING BUSINESS,
In all its branches, in the shop heretofore
occupied byJ. 6. Kennedy, opposite the
Court house. in Carrolton. They are
prepared to execute all orders in lheil
line upon the shortest notice, and in a
manner which they believe will give sa.
tis(aCtion 10 their customers.
J. 6 KENNEDY,
NJ. VAN STRONDER.
Carrollton, Feb. 4. 1912,
P. S. ]. G. Kennedy begs leave to
return his thanks to his former Gus
toners for the very liberal patronage
which they have heretofore extended to
to him; and he hopes that the new firm
will merit and receive a continuance ot
such patronage.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all those
indebted TO the estate Of Martin Holtz
man. late of Carroll county, Ohio, decd
TO make immediate pay ment to Ire un-
dersigned Executor; and all those having
claims against said estate, are requested
to present them, properly authenticated,
for settlement within one year from this
GdRte.
FREDERICK BRANDT,
Executor.
March %. lS42.
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jackson s. Sinclair

WOULD their that the tmeo
they have their books seud and hm neglected
take this method
ermned have compliance with reasonable inability pay
for not settling To those hold and
dubs which d they woud call ALL
made for waiting reasonable
this
CalollOE, january Ia 1872
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NOTICE,

All persons are hereby lorwarned not
lo,glve credit to my w'le Margaret Mn.
lck, or 10 permit her to contract any
debts whatever, on my accountable
having left my bed aud boald without
any just cause or provocalion, | am de.
termIned not 10 pay any debt, or to dis
charge any other liability winch she
may incur, during her wlIlal absence.
WILLIAM MlNlCK.
March l4lh, iS42.
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NOTICE

IS hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing between Hickman
Miller, Moses Walton and William Wa
thy was this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All contracts made by the sait
firm will be settled by the said Walton
and Walhy, who will continue under
he firm Of NJ, Walton and w. Walhy.
MOSES WALTON,
WILLIAM WATHY,
HICKMAN MILLER.
March 25, l842,
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.
V'I''''I1'I U'VE " VI 0NIW VVNNtO
March 2j, 1S42.

IN pursuance Of an order issued out ol
the Court Of Common Pleas in and for
the county of Carroll, at The Marehterm
thereof, A, D. l842, will cell at public
auction, on Tuesday The Sd day Of May
next. between the hours of IL o'clock NJ.
and o'clock P. NJ. of said day. The
NORTH half Of the North East quarter, OF
section one, Township BROWN No. sew
Cnteon Of Range seven, situated iu said
county Of Carroll. Sale TO take place
on the premises. This is e desirable
tract of land, and it will be louhd well
worth the attention of purchasers The
Terms will be cash down, upon the re-
Ception OF deed for the land.
HENRY lIERSHBERGER.
administrator Of Joseph Brubecker, dec,
March 25, l842.