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Nfetbrlet tntller!pahrenS.
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fellfbaft Don pbilaoelpbia,
Dlaht 8srfbsr,ns, entmeper fir cine
3eitlaus ocer fir immsrpdbrsno, ae9en Ser.
lutte coer Sebaren bnrdb Seuer in Der
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aerdtbG Raufinannssitern, pfsrcen, Ninos
bieb, Hferbauer}euamide, gomnlsreielle uuo
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6afpit icncbl ais mortadtihes mb 9runb
0sntsn, inter een b66lt sauifislten Bsrins
aunaen.
D1it Sefutbe fir 8srllheruna (Snluranee)
III Serfs ganntp, ooer fir einige SeIebrm9
hber eiefcn @e9enftano, wenbe man llb pers
tbnlltb cber ourb Brisfe al Jobn g. Hi,
dares, Neebts Nnpalt, 9rudere besBerfs
uno Sfurlfia SournaIs, Neaaiua, spa.
Msrtom JArda1tehaeL pre(tpsnt.
4. Hrumbbaar, Sefretdr.
Sireftore:
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Soiepb 1Dcoo, lrhitalp wrisbt
81 5. sasuerennr, Gamuel 9cwnIenp,
e!iab Saact, ST. B. ppntron
@barlss 10. Stbrsiner.
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Nncbricbf.

miro biermit sescben, bas Iominitra
ticnsbriefa bon Der 6ntcrladen1ebaft oes
berttorbeneu 8eorse Glmmers, lsstbu BON
gaernarpon 9aun1ebip, Serfs @auntp, be-
,pillist ,poroen ftne. 2lllc perfensn bic nod
an ben Deritorbenen fhulcis ftno, Itno ere
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Gpan Hpans.
Nobefen SannIetip.
Slotember 1. Gin.
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cenen Stern bci 10. Seeber.
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SSartem SSdarem,
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banaen, Shrauben, Sdsen, WieilIel, Sobel.
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fel, gsbernaaren &C. &c.
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Wanebeiter Gim9bams.

SUIT er6ffnet cine Serihisoenbeit Waans
DIETER &inabams, lu eritaunliten preifeu.
Gbensalls elm Sro6es IGprtement OonSelftb,
parbeno, Wioslinr, Sbaple &c. lei
10 Secd,er.
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sentbum ces erfasten 0erttcrtenen.
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Der Deutftbe in 9lmerifa,

0iefe felt Wlonaten teffebenoe, ar5Ete II.
tpohlfeillte oeutltbe 3ntuna Oct welt, ae,iert
NIT Bilrsrn uno osn ipsrtbpclltten NJ1itfbeis
lnnsen aus ber altcn II. ,suneuQDelt, erfebeint
fir 9baler i,nb so geuts bes Sabrs il,
93orausbs3abl,ins Sir S $5-weroen pier
Gremrlare, fir $ l0-ielm gremplare uup
fir $ 90 aman3is fir Den SabrsanS psrat.
folat.
Der "Oentftbe in Nmerifa', mi6t is Yus
inb 3oll i'm llmfans. BefeIunseil, porto:
fx1i einssfano, ,pirp seb6ris nasbseeommen.
g. u. Sase uno 6 o.
6arrieburs SPA, glopsmber 1912.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-11-25

pie, Magnus B. Raper, A. EIlery, John
Perry, Truman b. Beck, John r. Gun.
ningham, Jackson Leslie, John Lee,
John Smith, G. W. Peterson, Riley Jack.
son, 6. C. Hatch, Samuel Stone, George
P. Sch9fer, John Hancock.
The namesaot twenty seven of the
Texans killed on tho 18th OF Sept, at
the battle OF the SaIude are published,
They are nearly all from the United
States, mostly from the Southern and
Western States. Among these occur
the names of Richard Slack, Of Della
ware, and r. W. Brookield, of New
York.
A letter received from Austin conveys
the intelligence, that money of every
description, and even Exchequer bills,
have almost entirely disappeared from
this section. The. merchants OF thai
place, for the want OF this article, are
compelled 10 do business by barter, and
take hides, pecans, &c. for merchandise,
instead of money.-Morn Chron.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-11-25
A GOOD WITNESS.

Some months ago we made up a para
graph from a law report in an English
paper, telling how a thief escaped con.
Viction because a principal witness at The
trial could not be allowed to open his
m~outh-or rather having got his mouth
open, nobody cared TO hear what he
might have to say, (This witness was
a bee hive, which the thief had stolen,
and which it was necessary TO identify.
1t had been.brought,into court wrapped
up in a cloth; but in carrying the stop
per of the bee hole had fallen out, and
the bees had emerged from their dwell.
ling, and nobody dared move the! cloth
lest lhey:should takeiitt into their. heads
or taiIs-to sting. Ofcourse the marks
on the hive could not be worn TOY
In a late English paper We find another
trial reported, where ar equally curious
witness was introduced and with better
effect. The charge was for stealing
some fowls and young chickens. The
hen that had Matched the latter was
brought into the court room as were
also the chickens; and the moment she
saw them she gave a "clUck," OF which
they all run and gathered around her.
This was held to be good evidence Of
their identity, and the rogue afterwards
confessed he had stolen them.-N Y.
Com. ADD.
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SHERIFF'S SALE,

By virtue Of four several writs off ia
ct leu ia. n from the court OF ommon
pleas Of Trumbul county, OHIO, " three
from the court of common pleas OF Har-
rison county, Ohio, to me directed, will
offer for sal8 IN CarrOlIton on Monday
the 2Sth day of November inst. and con.
tinue from day to day until all are sold
the following property to wit: one four
horse wagon and saddle, one mans IT.
ding saddle, one roam horse and | black
mare, 9 mich cows and 5 head of dry
cattle, a large quantity of cloths and
Sattinetts,- i lot OF Cashmere, | piece of
Pilot Cloth, I lot of Jeaos, 2 pieces of
Hard Times, | piece Of Llnsey, 2 pieces
of Buffalo, | lot of Flannel, | lot Of Can.
ton Flannel, | piece OF Padding, Q pieces
of Grape camIet, one lot of canvass, 2 pie
ces oil Circassian, 2 pieces Of summer
ware, ! lot Of Ticking, one lot of Cotton
Drilling, | lot Of check, | lot of Factory
cotton, | lot OF MerinO, | lot Bingham,
lot of MousseIIine De laine and lawn,
a large lot of calico, | lot OF Vesting, a
lot OF silk Goods, a large lot Of ribbons,
lace and edglng, a LOT of handkerchief,
a lot of Irish linen, a lot of SpecIacles,
a lot of artificial flowers, a lot of shoes,
hose, socks, gloves, buttons, Grape,
combs, stocks, thimbIes, velvet, wells,
comforts, spring %lancetS, pocket books,
earrings, breast pins, guards, watch
chains, horse fleams, Muslin, bonnets,
caps, aprons, cotton yarn, wadding, look
ing glasses, wall paper, whips, hats,
mems caps, boots, leather, saws, spades,
! blacksmith vice, shoVeIs, forks, scythes,
straw knives, drawing knives, buckets,
drawing chains, tongs, frying pans, Tar
cans, Brass kettles and ladels, tea tin
cans, paper, books OF different kinds
bread waters, powder, selves, sugar, and
a large lot Of
GROCERIES, HARDWARE E.
QUEENswARE AND GLASSWARE,
A lot Of parent medicines, black sand
Bonnet boards, table and tea spoons
Salt, crooks, barrels, harness, pipes, ra-
zor straps, with a lot Of household furni-
ture, together with a variety Of other ar
%ticles, Sale to mmence at 8 O'Clock
A. NJ. and close at 4 o'clock P M OF
each day. Taken in execution and will.
be sOld by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
November 10, 1849.
Printers fees 81 90.
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gdNHE subscriber would inform al
L. those indebted TO him by note OF
book account. in any o. his business thai
be IS determined 10 have the same clos
I'd by paymon'; ard ne desires those who
have unsettled accounts TO call and at
tend 10 their settlement, as he assures
them, # not attended 10, that they will
be placed 10 The hands Of proper officers
for collection.
ISAAC ATKINSON.
C%arroll,on, Nov. 10, 1912.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby gwen to all those
~ indebted TO the estate Of Jesse Wal
ton, late Of Augusta tp. Carroll county
Ohio, 10 make immediate payment TO the
undersigned administrator; and all those
having claims against said estate are
requested 10 present them, properly au-
thenticated, for settlement, within one
year from this date.
ELI WALTON. Adm.
November 25, l843.
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ROAD NOTICE,

NOTICE is hereby given that a petition
will be presented to the Commissioners
Of Carroll county, al their December
session, 1912, praying for the establish,
ment of a road, commencing at the Ha-
gerstown Road. in Harrison township, at
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 Dayhuf, thence along
sold lane to intersect The Waynesburgh
Road.
A PETITIONER.
October 90, 1912.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-11-25
'EE-%E EcS SA-sE,
SHEkIFFiS SALE.
October %, l042.

BY virtue of a writ of Vendi ErponaS
and sundry writs of f ia Ell leu. ia Issu-
ed out Of the Court OF Common Pleas OF
Carroll county, and to me directed,
will offer for sale at the door Of the court
house in CarroIlton, on Saturday the
10Th day Of December next, between
the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. and a
o'clock P, M. The following real estate,
to wit: the North East Quarter of the
North East Quarter Of Section 35, Town.
ship Is, Of Range 5, containing 40 acres,
appraised at $500, Taken in execution
and will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
Oct. 90, l642.- Printers lees $3.50
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-11-25

The Wings have elected their Mayor
in Mobile by a majority Of 400. The
Wings say Mobile is ga green spot IN
the political desert" and the Democrats
that she is IA dish green spol!"-
Morn. Chr0a.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-11-25

Ngh ~J on iIbSI lDITUlEu w NV
firm Of Collier g. Nc
E55sl Cormick, or TO the sub
scribeF, 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 punclually. And
would cay TO those who are in arrears,
that it is unreasonable for them to SUP
pose that a newspaper Gamble 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 NAV be,) may
expect their accounts lett IN the hands
Of proper officers for collection, if not
paid Immediately.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-11-25
T. W. COLLIER.
Carroll,on, Oct. 81, 1912.
NOTICE.

THERE will be a petition presented to
lbe Commissioners Of Carroll county, at
their December session., lS42, praying
for the establishment Of a road TO COM
renee at the West end of Sinclair's lane,
thence as near as practicable along the
East and West line Of the land Of G
Kintner, to lntersect the RumIey Road
near whore said road and line cross each
other; thence the nearest and best way
10 intersect the east end OF Canal street,
IN CarrOIIlon.
A PETITIONER
October %, l042.
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SHERIFF'S SALE

BY virtue of a writ off, ia ct len. ia,
issued out of the court OF common pleas
for Columbiana county, 10 nlo directed, ]
will offer for sale at the door of the court
house IN CarrnIlton, on Wednesday the
2lst day OF December, 1912, the follow.
ing real estate, VIZ: Lot No % in the
town of C%entyeviIIe (now CarrolIton,
known as such on the original plat Of said
town with the improvements t~hereon;a p
praised at 81 500. Sale to commence
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Taken in execu.
ton and will be sold by me
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
November 18, 1912,
Printers fees ST. so.
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CarrolIton, Ocrober TO- lo42'
Estotc of }. Workman.

NOTICE IS hereby given 10 az moss
r,ad IN she estate OF Joseph Work.
man, late of Carroll county, Ono, deco
:" maEe immediate payment 10 the IN
I.,"ia"ed Administrator; and those haV e
mo Claims against said estate are "
o"ss,ed to present them legally proven
Co. settlement, within one year 'io"'
this date. on,wEnRD
Administrator
October I, l842.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-11-25
Master Commissioner

sale.
Jocoh SbaTpr,
Us. In ChGncerg.
John Story, ri al. !
BY virtue Of Il decfetal order Of sale
from the Cour' Of Common r cas- Tor Car
roll county. Ohio, and to me directed. |
will off r for sale on the 2lsl day Of De.
cember next. between the hours Of 10
o'clock A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock P NJ. by
public cutlery, az the door OF the court
house in C~arrollton. Carroll county. O
the following real estate, ~ the property
Of said John Story and wife, It vii: The
North Fast Quarter Of Section SIX in
township fifteen, ont Range seven, with
the improvements thereon. The land
above described situate 10 the county o.
Carroll, Ohio.
ROBERT NcCLAVE.
Master Commissioner in Chancery
November II, lS42.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of a writ of Alias Vendi
EGponds issued out o. the Court Of Com
mon Pleas of Carroll county, Ohio, TO
me directed, | will offer for sale at the
door OF the Court House, in CarrolIton,
on Monday the 2lst Jay Of December,
Ie42, between the hours OF 10 o'clock
a. NJ. and A o'clock P. M. the following
described real estate, to wit: The North
West QUARTER Of Section 10, township
Is, of range 6, except six acres from the
south west corner Of said quarter, ap.
praised a, S2,975. Taken in execution
and vii be SOLD by ne.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
Prinler's lees ST. so.
Also,
By virtue Of sundry writs of ia, ct,
Leu, ia. and Alias Vendi ErpOnas Issu.
ed out of the same Court, aud to the d.
rected, | will offer for sale al the same
time and place, the following real estate,
~ VIII: D6 lNOTlD EhS( 0udIttT VI C6C-
ton 10 township l6, of range 7, on
aiming las acres-AIso, the South East
Quarter Of Section ~, township II, OF
range 7, containing l6l acres, appraised
at S Taken in execution and will
De sold by me-.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
Printers fees | so.
Also,
BY virtue of a writ OF f. ia. ct leu. ia
issued out of the same Court and 10 me
directed, | will offer for sale at the san
time and place, the following described
real estate, to wit: Tine South East Quar-.
ter OF Section 30, township II, oil range
4, appra Used al S. 1900. Taken in &c.
culion and will be sold bv me.
DAVID WATT Sheriff.
Nov. IL. ls42. Printers lees $3.50
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New Cash and Produce
STORE.
p0sINTVGLW NO TRUST

THE Subscribers are now receiving and opening at their Store, IN the
House srely occupied al. The Indian Queen Hotel, iii the town Of Carroh'onA
g stock Ut
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Master Commissioners
Sale.
William Mercer,
Us. In Cbancery.
George Pennock, et. 0l.N

George Pennock, e. 0l.N
By virtue Of 40 order of sale issued
from the Court of Common Pleas Tor
Carroll county, Ohio, aud to me directed.
| will offer Tor sale on the 2lst day OF
December next, between the hours of 10
O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock P. Nj. b,
public cutlery, at the door OF the court
house in Carrolllon, in said county, as
the property of George Penuock, includ'
ing The equitable interest of Simeon Jen-
niUgs, to wit: The South West Quarter
OF Section eleven, Township fifteen. of
Range five, with the premises Said
land situate in the county of Carroll,
ObiU.
ROBERT McCLAVE,
Master Commissioner In Chaucery.
November, IL, l842.
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Goods,

The principal part Of which has been purchased wInln me 'at monun 10 W. .
Fos,arr C,Gs and a such prices as enable hem to offer then hr sale al low, II
not little lower, than they have ever been offered I'M western O""y
Tho stock s 600 and fresh, and are warranted to b lusl ma inc represent
,Lom IN he vbeo sold. in order that the people may have some knowledge OF
ths nnces al heir Goods without the trouble Of coming to see, we give Oeo"
Ibe Drces of some few articles.
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Columbus. Nov. 7, l842.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-04-19

1A TO LET-Thc Store so Broadway,
: opposite, f,ec,orree suitabie for hrst-rae "enue
mems Dressing Roon any other fancy bus.s soon a Th
rood room back the Store the leh, 'p. NC
Dwelling OF The IIous $50 consisting OF go2d large far.
or f.nng on Broadway together with four Rooms ana
Kitchen the $l, which s very o"' d. ZIG o9ee' "
" ss' 70"' '9I''"S ''s JOHN J. DARLINGTON,
aloIw- Boo:-Maker, on the Premise