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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-06
Sll4.905,044
l09,264,Gl
Whole expenditures
Deduct receipts above

Balance as debt $500, 403
This amount is 10 be still further reduced BY cash in
the minis.
Now, the committee cannot fail TO see, that when
show, as have DONE from the official data, the entire
receipts and the entire expenditures the difference con-
sti,utcs the real debt Every OF business must adj
nit the conclusive character Of this reasoning
Blu, again, MIR. Secretary Ewing in his report page
SAYS:
There will be required for the services OF the current
year sa'sac 9,c
Sundry additional appropriations 2''so''o
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;, Sb6U7,.
Deduct for Treasury notes received, but
not entered, before the 4th of March,
l7al, (os see Ewing's report, page
~ 100000 10
Deduct cash on hand l,314,O9l IL
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SoiIlE-fl- Franklin Manufacturing Company nave APP
M ed y Maddox their Agent, who VIII I've inrh'.eu e.. a.
lore, tao doors below the Bank of Virginia. WIN ,ise
% OF all hc var;e,e. Of Writing Paper made at lheir MN,
f"seP a;cap packet post aud letter Paper, all when ne
by wholesale and retail n such prices as cannot a'' !"
Tie public City and country merchants and citizens OF
e generally respectfully invited 10 examine his 'ock'
tc.es ''' " ''''i Ri",uaRD WHITFIELD. President:
Oct. l,ls;l DIFF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-05-06

SAMUEL z. EovE, Richmond:
- IN 1d-tf
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\ ttD-P s. GlR84v37I hogs leave most respectfully 10
& lis friends and the public. that he has n?ortcu d,tee'
llon arr. the manufacture Of summer i,"S
1 TAry ar Of beautiful dtab color, far lighter than
I hats AMI ventilated 10 that they VIII keep .ne ns
Good lie ~! them waterproof. III .'i Wv.
~ aiticc il 10 please every person 'ha' may
t '"rn and ,lty viii be sold ut the low pce OF ST. 40 .
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Real balance on hand Sl2,sg6,OS7
venue venue, Same report, page ~ 9,I24,1lI
Miscellaneous receipts, report, p Is 3il,aoo
Receipts from 1st January 10 4sh March,
Is4l, exclusive Of Treasury notes, see
same report, page2 24s''%4o
Whole cash receipts from 1st January,
1897, TO 4th March, lSil, Of arailabte
funds, Treasury notes excepted Slo9,soa,o4l
The honorable chairman of the Committee OF Ways
and Means in IN elaborate statement, no doubt very
carefully prepared by him, states the expenses oil the
Government To he:
For the year 1887 S3.'oio o'ooo
1888 3l,o44,OOo
1s30 25,443,000
1S4O 22,3s9,00O
Mr. Secretary Ewing, in his report, be-
fore referred 10, page =, states the ex-
pendtures from LIST January to 9Th
notes notes. to be 3,97o,N4
Whole expenditures $lld':o'o4s
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Indebtedness by this calculation. s4,736,o7o 81
have now presented, Mr.. Chairman TOR the nror
nation of the committee
lst. The many different statements made at manv
different periods, to the Indebtedness Of the country
when the late Administration retired from mower
Cd. An account of that Indebtedness complied from
The official report OF Mr.. Secretary Ewing dated 81
June, 1871, correcting that report an error nd.
mitied by him in his report to the Senate of the 30th
June.
81. An account of that Indebtedness as reported by
Mr. Secretary Forward, in reply an express call from
the Senate, during its presen session
The charge was debt of near S40,0000N0 co
The proof is, by LIST statement, 1885,, $50 80
!" I'd /" 4,773270 81
Here, then is the charge, and here the proof; and
might be content. But there have been in some quar-
tiers such gross interpretations and in others such
surprising misconceptions of the facts iha, trust the
committee will excuse me il make them still more
plain.
BY reference 10 the Treasury report of December.
1887, there was in the Treasury the Is January nf
That year, the vast sum of 81, G6s,52s
OF this sum there was deposited with the
States $25,IOl,64
Unavailable funds, consisting
of the notes Of broken banks,
the nccumuations of fifty
years, about llOO00O
Unavailable from suspended
banks 3500 0nO
Certain trust funds 370797
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6,l49,G5s 90
1.sl4.Ooi II
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y, II, Encur'- t'Tes Hs ss ss .'..auN
ncck daring the rest " the year
{ '' ' TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.
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y.cu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rules, held in rie Clerk .
osrc f ,hc firen # Law and Chanccry for
Orange county, the stI day oi April lsia; n,;,;r
,!aftha Key, i'""'"'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-01-28
THE RESUMPTION BILL.

The Statesman has the unbIushing
etfrODtery 10 arragn some Of the Wings
of The Senate for their vote against the
engrossment Of the bill 10 compel the
banks to resume specie payments on
and after the 4th day Of March next.
Had they no reason for voting against
bill that had been tinkered and ham
pered, twisted and distorted, loaded
with restrictions and eked out with
amendments until ts own fathers could
hardly recognize their ofsprngf The
Wings had manifested their sincerity
IN favorng resumption by voting in
committee for the earliest possible day
"A day which some Of tho Locofocos
refused 10 60 for in Difference to bank
influences, as the fair presumption is,
and the Wings were justified when
their wishes on this point were so raa-
ton7y djSreeGrd6d in voting against the
bill, and endeau0riag to get ap better
one Mondays Statesman on this sub
jeCt is more than usually impudent.-
After his party friends have been fget
ting all winter about resumplion-frst
gong a little ahead, then reIreating-
next whispering among themselves on
the bill in the Senate, and then recon-
hitting it to be discussed in anxious
meetings in tim pan after suffering the
banks 10 continue in their career of mi
guilty for Sir weekS from the meeting OF
the Legislature, the Statesman takes
great glory and credit TO the nineteen
Senators who have finally, after such
severe travail, brought forth this bill
to enforce resumption SCven aceeks hence
thus permitting three months 10
elapse subsequent to the meeting of the
Legislature. before the banks which
have so long outraged the community,
are brought back TO their duty! What
brazen faced assurance is this! And
then after voting the Wings down on
a proposition to resume at once, to
black ball them for refusing to accept a
later day! What will not that creatW' e
do next!-O S. Journal.
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CONGRESS-.

A bill has been hurried through the
House Of Representatives, by decisive
vote, to Repeal the Bankrupt Law, pas.
sed at the Extra Session, The fate OF
the bill IN the Senate is represented as
being doubtful. The better opiniou is
that ii will not pass the Senate. Great
excitement prevails in the cities on the
subject, and remonstrances are pour,
ing into the Senate against the repeal
We observe that Senator T0ppan has
expressed himself favorable to n Bank
rupt Law Oul h" Is opposed 70 the one
now about to 90 mo efiec,
The Treasury note bill passed the
House on the l4rh inst after being so
amended as to make the amount OF notes
issued part OF the twelve million loan
authorized al the Extra Session. The
Treasury being in eGtremis the Senate
will necessarily concur with the House
in the passage Of this bill.
The vote Of the House on the Treasury
note bill, was not governed entirely by
bylparty-severaI Wings voting against
and several lokies in favor Of the BILL
Among the Iokes who voted for it, is
Mr., Weller Of this State, who, it is said
has given limitations oil his adhesion to
"honest John Tyler"
Notes Of preparation for repeating the
Distribution Act, have been sounded in
both branches. With an eye to this, Sen
ator Allen, some days ago, submitted a
resolution calling on theSecrelary to say,
whether in his opinion, the Government
could be carried on without calling 10
its aid the revenue derived from the
Public Lands, without drawing from the
people an equal amount of taxesS &c -
On tho 18th inst. this resolution was
taken up and laid upon the table by the
following vote: Yeas "a; Nays II
We learn from the Weekly National
InteiIgencer of the 22d (Which friend
has just put into our hand,) that the
Treasury note bill from the House, al
ter undergoing several amendments,
wns ordered 10 be engressed for its f
nal passage. on the 2lst inst, The Ex.
Chequor project some days ago was u.
unanimously referred in The Senate to
the special committee on the currency.
ln the House this measure remains as
when we last referred TO lt-wlh the
special committee.
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CarrroIIton, Jan 81, l842
SHERIFF,S SALE

PURSUANT TO an order Of alias f
ia. TO me directed, issued out Of thu
Court Of Common Pleas of Carroll coun.
ty, | will offer for sale, at the door of the
Court house in CarroIIlon. on Tuesday
the lst day Of March next, between tie
hours Of 10 O'clock A, NJ and 4 p. M.
the following real estate, situate in Car.
roIIton in said county, to wit: Lot No.
80, in Atkinson's addition 10 the town
Of CarroIton, (known as such on the
plat Of said town. with irs improvements
thereon, by mortgage Of $685. due on
the 24'b day Of May lS43, together with
five per cent Attorneys collecting lee.
Taken in execution and will be sold BY
me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
January 2l. lS42.
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TENNESSEE.

The House of Representatives have
refused to concur with the Senate in the
passage o(a joint resolution 10 appoint
one Wing and one Locoroco United
States Senator for the State of Tennes,
see. 1t iSnow not at all probable that
Senators will be elected by the present
Legislature. The whole subject will
90 to the people ot the next general ell.
ecuon in that Slate.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-01-28

We are informed, no effort Whatever
has been made until now, by the friends
Of the General, to refund to him the
fine and costs paid by citizens Of Loui.
siana! New lights, however, have sud
denly broke in upon the vision OF our
Locoioco representatives! They havo
again discovered that the country owes
General Jackson another "Debt Of
Gratituder which must be paid, Aye,
it must DC paid by Wing Admnistra.
tion too! it would not have answered
the purpose, during the many years in
which the Government was in the hands
Of the L0co(ocos, to have made an OPP
preparation for the payment Of that fine !
Accordingly, on the 18th inst. the
Senate resolution, instructing our rep.
resentation in Congress to procure the
passage of a law re funding TO Gen, jack
son one thousand dollars, fine imposed
on him in l8i5-was taken up, consd.
cred and passed in the House, by par
~ vote. Our quiet, ino6snsipe, mO.pdrty
representative, Matthew Atkinson, leads
eff in The affirmative! Now, of course,
it is not expected by The Locofocos, that
Congress will pass an act appropriating
money to pay The fine, costs and inter"
est, in the case referred TO-; but this
shrewd movement, as the Loco Legis.
tors believe, will enable them 10 make
cGgitaE out of Gen. Jackson, for the
next Fall election. But will this shal.
low artifce misIead any man OF reAec-
lion2 We shall be greatly deceived If
shis ball do not roll over and cripple
those who put it in motion. The time
is approacting-Ihe day is near at
hand when things and not names, will
claim the consideration Of the people -
when measures and not men, will form
the lines Of party divisions.
The vote OF the House on tho resolu.
ton is given in the State Journal, as
follows:
YEAS Messrs, ATKINSON, Baird
Briggs, Byngton, CahiII, Dunn, Ewing,
Green Griffith, Hatch, Henderson, Hook
inborry, James, jenkins, karshner, Kel
ley ofP. KlTHCART, Lyon, Medberry,
Moredilh, Moore, MCoskey, M'Clung
Mcconnell, M'FarIand, M'NuIty, Okey,
Ruffansperger, Sharp, Smith of i
Steedman, Waters, Workman, Wood
Wolcolt and SPeoker-36.
NAYS Messrs, Ackley, Bliss, Bow.
on, Chambers, Clarke, Converse, Cooke,
Durham, Evans, Fudge, Fuller, Gard,
Gregory, Hamilton, Hawkins, Kelley Of
G, Lawrence, Lowman, M'Crea, Olds,
Perkins, Probasco, Schenck, Scott, Smith
Of H., Smith Of NJ, Streator, Taylor,
Titus, UPdegraG, and Wheeler-3l.
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$50 RLVy ARB.
A MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR.

A MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR.
CHARLES F. JOHNSON, son Of
Rev F. II. JOHNSON, Of Marietta, O..
has been missing since the l7th Of Au-
gus! last, and nothing has been heard
from him. 1t was supposed at first he
might have gone down the river, but
strong suspicious are now entertained
that the boy has been murdered He
is about fifteen years Of age, black hair,
black eyes, rather thick set, lively and
active in all his motions, and quick OF
apprehension.
Whoever will give Information where
he may be found, will subserve the
cause OF humanity, relieve the anguish
of fond father, the crushed heart OF
an afectionaIe mother, and shall by cal.
ling at this Office, receive the above re
ward and all necessary expenses be
paid.
P. s. Please to direct to the Office oil
the lnteIIigencer, Marietta, Ohio.
January IA, 1912.
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EXTRAORDINARY!

The "Fimes and Seasons" the Nor
mon paper, published at Nauvoo, IN This
State, of January /, l842, contains q
Proclamation signed "JosEPH SMITH,
Lieutenant General of the Nauvoo Le-
gion," directing The mormons of this
State. TO vote for A. W. SNYDER and
JOHN MOORE for Governor and Lieut..
Governor, In August next, This docu-
ment, and others contained in the same
paper, we shall publish in our next -
If they do not set the citizrns OF this
State to thinking, we do not know what
will.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given thOt a petition will
be presented 10 the Commissioners of
Carroll county at their March session
Of l842 for county road 10 be viewed
and laid out as follows: commencing
near the house Of Andrew B ack, in Mon.
roe township; from thence to the land
line between said Black and J ines wy.
chef, thence along said line south 10 a
point near the brow of the hill; thence
the nearest and best route to the forks
o. The rood near John Pearche's; thence
along the Leesburgh and Canton road 20
the forks Of the road in Peter innings
lane; thence to a bank near John Pack
er's stable from thence by The nearest
and best route to Joseph Mi.Ier'8 house,
in Monroe tP., Carroll county.
A PETITIONER.
January 27, l842.
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SUEPIFES SALE,

PURSUANT 10 writ Of alias PIN
condition. erpondg, 10 me directed, Issued
out Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Carroll county, will cfTsr for sale, at the
door Of the Courthouse 10 Carrolton, on
Monday the 18th day of February next
between the hours Of ln o'clock A. M &
4 p. NJ. ., The following real esl,le stu.
ate in SAID county Of Carroll. to Wit
Part Of the North East quarter. Of Sec
II, in township 13. Of Range 6, of the
SlcubenvIio Land district, containing
90 and half acres.
ALSO-Lol No. %, in me town ol
Nov Hagcr~DoUn, l,I"g pn1 heinz in
sald county. Attendance gr,en by
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
Sheriff. Office, }
CarrroIItOn, Jan 81. 191Q
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Augusta Lamd i'm MarGlet,
"BoYS, DO YOU HEAR THAT"

"BoYS, DO YOU HEAR THAT"
That valuable and productive quarter
section Of land, lately in the occupancy
Of Thomas Brown, deed, situated Que
mile Sputh cast OF Augusta, Carroll Co,
Ohio-is now offered tor sale. About
fifty acres Of this qunrtcr are cleared and
ready for cultivation. The other i'm
provcmont3 consist cfa Owe'Iog.hou2e,
Barn, Spring house, sc. The soil is
fully oCuai to any lands IN the country
for groio growing; and, taken altogether,
it is perhaps the most desirable tract Of
land now for sale in this section Of the
State. Terms will De made known upon
application to Mrs. E, P. Brown, Nor
ton, Summit county, Ohio, or TO the un-
dersgoed, ia sale should not be edec
ted before 20lh of Marcn next, the farm
will be rented for the term ot one year
from the LIST OF April thereafter,
JOHN PEARCE.
Carroion, Jan, 21, 1912.
IMPROVED FARM FOR SALE.
THE undersigned, as agent for his
father, David Alexander, now Of Illinois,
is authorised to sell, on very accommo.
dutIng terms,
THE WELL IMPROVED FARM,
In Rose township, Carroll county, Ohio,
now ia the occupancy Of Mr. Samuel
Mccullough being the South West Or.
Of section 2l, in township l6, Range 7.
Upon the premises there are large and
comfortable dwelling house, Barn. Sta
bic and other necessary out.houses, to-
gether with large and thrifty orchard.
About 90 acres OF this tract are cleared
and in cultivation; and the whole is sit-
uated within nine or ten miles of Boil
var on the Ohio Canal. One thousand
dollars oil Ihe purchase money will be
required IN hand--the halancc in pay
meats. An ndlsputable title will be
conveyed to the purchaser. Application
may be made to the undersigned at 10.
seph KimmeIl's IN Rose township.
PHILIP ALEXANDER, agent
for David Alexander.
January 81, lS42,
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SI,eriQ,s Sale.

DURSUANT to a writ Of Fl. h. ct.
l. Lep0ri Fdcias, to me directed, is.
sued out of the Court of Common Pens
OF Carroll county, ! will offer for sale, at
the door Of tho Court house IN Carroll
ton. on Saturday the 9Th day Of March
next, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
A. M. aud o'clock P. M, The follow.
ing real estate situate in said county. to
wit: the South West quarter Of Section
eleven, Township fifteen, and Range
five, subject TO mortgage for three
hundred and thirty one dollars twenty.
five cents. due October 10Th, 1885 and
also, one other mnrgnge upon saIJ qmr,
ter Section and forty acres oi another
tract Of land, for eight hundred and
twenty dollars, due 18Th June, 1889 -
Taken in execution and will be sold by
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
SherfT's Office, CarroIIton.I
January %, l842.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-01-28

Judge HOpkinsOn's Successor The
PhIIadeIdhia Ledger orthe 2Oth inst says,
1--WE learn from private source, that the
Prrsiednt had appointed Horace Binney,
Esq, as the successor of the late Judge
IIopkinson, on the Bench Of the United
States District Court. Should this ap-
pointmenI be accepted, it will afford much
satisfaction to citizens Of all parties.-
Mr.. Binney is man Of superior abili.
lies, and is in every respect qualified for
the duties ofthe station TO which he has
been named. ."-Morniag Chron.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-01-28

(FWe learn from the National In
teltlgcncer, that The Unhed States ship,
PEACOCK, one of the vessels Of The Ex
p,oriug Expedition, was lost off the
mouth of the Columbia river 90 the 18th
OF July last. Her officers and crew, the
chronomerer, charts DC. were all saved.
It vas expected that The brig Thomas
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January FL. lS42.
SHERIFF,S SALE

SHERIFF'S SALE
PURSUANT to a writ Of f. ta. to
me directed, issued out Of the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Carroll county. will
offer for sale, al the door of the Courr-
house in Ctrroll,on, on Saturday the 26lh
day Of February next bctw cen the hour,
of 10 o'clock A. NJ. 80d 4P. NJ the fol =
lowing real estate situate in said county
Of Carroll, to wit: lots No 90 and SO
in the Town Of Pekin, with the i'm
provoments thereon. Taken in execu
ton, and will be sold bv me.
DAVID WATT, Shorff.
Ianuary 81. 1S42
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A WORD OF CAUTION

Those having the best means Of know.
ing express the opinion that the means
of the Miami Exporting company, The
Bank of Cincinnati, and Bates Exchange
will be sufficient 10 meet all their crcu-
Iating notes IL that be correct, and
we see no reason 10 disbeieve it, the
holders Of the notes should be cautious
Of how they dispose of them to Specu-
1atorS and interested persons, who de-
preciate them in order to buy them in
tor mere song In little time the
public will learn what the prospect oI
payment is as TO their notes. Gin. Gaz
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jackson s. Sinclair

WOULD their that the moo year has arrived in which
they have their books settled ohem have neglected at
take this method them, that hoy de-
termned have with reasonable An inability
To they hold notes
dubIs which cal all, and some
may reasonable length for The balance An
ia mediate trouble part
CduoIDr, January Ia l842.
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MORMONIsM AND LOO FOCOIsM

We had occasion to remark the other
day that these two iSmS were of near
kin. The following item from the
Springfield (lII. J journal, would seem TO
indicate that they were about to be mer-
ged into one:
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SURPLUS REVENUE.

tatement receipts and Disbursements of the Surplus Revenue
Appointment The County Carroll between The 4h January lo4 and
81 January, Is42
Fund Commissioners OF Carroll County, Dr.
Balance OF Revenue State $22642 l3
CrIBy the following disbursements;
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FARM FOR SALE
OR RENT,

This Farm lies one mile west Of Wyn.
ing's Mill, on the road leading from Elk.
horn to Tope's Mill. The Farm contains
100 acres, with about so acres cleared
The improvements are good hewed log
House, we'll finished; and a very large
Barn. The farm will be sold ifappliCa.
ton be made, or if not sold, will be for
rent. For terms, apply to the subscriber
living within half a mile of George Fos.
ter's Saw Mill, in Lee township.
ROBERT BEATTY,
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THE STATE OF OHIO, I &C
CARROLL COUNTY.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
K.,rui;n,n nEnr Octnher Tcrnn A d lR1l

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Vacation after October Term A. d lB4l.
PETITION FOR PARTITION.
Daniel Burrer Us. Henry Burrier, Sam
ucl DoweIl and Mary Magdalene his
wife, John Lucas and Calharne his wife,
John Long, William Long, Samne Long,
Jacob Long, MARY LouG. Elizabeth
Long, Eliza Jane Long, Hannah Long
and Eve Long: The said defendants will
take notice, that the said DAME Burrcr,
did, on lhe 18Th day Of January, A D..
I842, file his petition in the flee Of the
Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas, IN
and for said county, wherein he demands
partition oil the following real estate SIT.
uated in said county, to wit The West
baf oi the South West quarter Of section
81, in township -, of Range A, contsin'
ing eighty acres 81 eighty seven & a half
hundredlhs of on acre. TIE SAID petl'
ton represents said defendants as tenants
in common with said demNndont in said
premises; and prOys that one equal un.
divided GM part thereof may be set off
to said demandant in severaIty-which
SAID petition will be for hearing at the
next Term Of snid Court.
DANIEL BURRIER. by
PEARcE STARKwEAThRE, & JARVIS.
his Attorneys.
January, FL, 1912.
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EXECUTORS' NOTICE,
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
NOTICE IS hereby given to all lhose
knowing themselves indebted to theIes-
tate of Robert Watson, late of Union
township, Carroll county, Ohio, to make
immediate payment 10 the 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.
ANDREW WATSON,
WILLIAM DAVIS,
Executors.