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AMISTAD CAPFlVES-SLAVE
TRADE.

The New York Tribune furnishes a
full account Of these people since their
arrival in Africa.
We must own that the details Of the
account surprise US not little 1t
seems that they dare not return home,
owing to the fear that they will be re-
sold into slavery.
OF these fears we heard nothing be.
fore their departure. But if it be we'll
grounded, it tells sad tale of the dis
position Of their coUntrvmen, and shows
now important it is that our Govern
ment should exert itself promptly and
efficiently to put down o traffic which
the ignorance Of the black, and the Gu
pldity Of the white man, has extended
so widely.
Senator Morehead Of Kentucky, with
an eoquence worthy Of him, and OF the
cause, has pledged himself, in CO. opera
ton with other leading statesmen, to
press this matter home upon our Gov
ernment, and rost not until the Ameri
can flag shall no IoDge protect this in
ierual trade. So let it be! We stanC
upon the ground, it would seem, that th
officers Of no nation shall tread the dec
OF our vessels at sea, and we are boun
therefore, by every consideration OF dr
ty and humanity, to see to it, that n
vessel Of ours shall be so engaged
Gin. Cdz.
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THE RHODE ISLAND QUESTION.

Speaking Of the course Of different par
ties in regard to the late insurrection
against the State Governmen; in Rhode
Island, the "Independen" OF yesterday
makes the following remarks, the JUS
tice of which must be acknowledged by
everv candid mani Nat Int
"Hardy any feeling but one has man
irested itself among the WHIGs, or their
presses, or their Representatives They
have deprecated the entire attempt, and
given quiet but marked support 10 the
State authorities and to Executive pow
er. as far as it was ready to exert il.
self, Ever the friends Of law and or
der, the enemies Of subversve move.
ments, Of what threatened the reign Of
peace and Of regular authority, they
have stood firm and undivided against
this strange attempt, begun in the most
abandoned demagoguism, pursued TO the
very verge Of intended massacre, pill
lage, and burning, and closing in COW
ardce as Iudcrous in the act as it haC
been a;roclous in the design,
"It ia further TO be noted that the par
~ which is continually denounced by
the organs Of the Administration as per
petually intent on tbwartng the Presi
dent, and sacrificing to factious OPPo
silon the measures most necessary Il
the public safety, rallied on this ques
ton, to the support Of Mr.. Tyler in tn
steps which were thought necessary t.
maintain the laws and 10 fulfil the obi
cations under which, in certain con-
functions, the Constitution places th
General Government towards Stat
whose regular authorities are set q
naught by an armed combination Of he
own citizens Such was The conduct
party which is pretended to have n
better aim than a personal opposition
the President-a President whom the
have constantly sustained in every ju
public measure
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To make hens lay Prpetually i new
er allow cocks to run with my hens, ex-
cept when | want TO raise Chickens
Hens will lay eggs perpetuallg, II treat.
ed in the following manner. Keep no
roos,ers; give the hens fresh meat chop
ped fine like sausage meat, once day,
very small portion, half an ounce 10 each
hen, during the winter, OF from the time
insects disappear in the fall, till they ap-
pear again IN the spring. Never alb"
any eggs 10 remain in the nest, Tor what
is called nest eggs. When the rooslers
do not run with the hens, and no nest
eggs are left in the nest, Ihe hens will
not cease laying after the production oil
twelve or fifteen eggs, as they always do
when rooslers and nest eggs are allowed
but continue laying perpeluHIly. My
hens always lay all winter, and each
from rs to 100 eggs in successlon.-
There being nothing to excite the ami
nal passion, they never attempt 10 sit
II the above plan we're generally follow
ed, eggs would be just as plenty in win
ter as IN summer The only reason why
hens DO not lay IN winter as in summe
is the want of animal food. which they
get in summer IN abundance IN the form
Of insects. The reason they stop laying
and go to sitting, after Iaying brood o
eggs, is the communal excitement OF th
animal passions by the males. | hav
Ior several winters reduced my theory I
practice, and proved its entire correct
ness, 1t must be observed that the pres
ence OF The male is mol necessary for III
production of eggs, as they are Iorme
whether the male be present or MOI. [
course such eggs will not produce chick
ems. When chickens are wanted III
: rooster Of course must run with the hem
Albany CaltiudtOr.
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THE TRIUMPH OF LAW, No. II.

We announce (says the New York Tri
bune) with qualification profou nder and
higher than could have been induced BY
any mere party triumph, that the Su-
preme Court of this State has just pro
nounced its decision on the three sever
al applications for writs Of mandamus
against ROBERT Fl. MORRIS, Mayor oi
this Cilv, directing him TO swear IN the
Whig officers elect in the Sixth Ward, q
the Wing clerks elect of the Boards of
Aldermen and Assistants, and that this
decision is unanimous and unqUdIife
granting of the mdndamuS in each Ofthe
three instances. This decision establish
es these four positions:
|. That the Wing candidates at the
Charter Election in The Sixth Ward we're
all duly elected. so as 10 cntitIe them tc
be sworn into Office on tho first Tuesday
in May.
II. That the wilEul neglect orthe Can
vassing Inspectors of that ward TO make
return in accordance with the result
does not vitlale nor in any manner inVal
idale the election
Ill. That the Mayor is bound to swea
INTO office the persons who are proved Il
him to have majority ol the votes whelh
er the Inspectors make due return there
ofor fail to do so.
w. That the destruction, if such
alleged, of the votes OF one district in
town or ward, do not inValidate the elec
ton in that ward, especially where, as il
this case, 1t is made clearly to apPea
that the vote 10 that district would max
no difference 10 the general result.
In short, all the points involved in tn
controversy are decided precisely as tn
Wings have from the first contended.
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THE BOUNDARY OF MAINE.

Correspondence Of The jour. Of Com.
HoLLovELL (MAINE) May %, lS42.
The Sruate, on Saturday, passed The
preamble and resolutions reported 10y
the Joint select committee on The North
eastern Boundary by vote of 30 yeas
TO nay. These resolutions provide Tor
the appointment OF four comIss'oners'
with full powers to assent to cOnVen'
tionaI lDe. The resolutions came into
the House from the Senate, and a minor
ity, or rather individual, report was offer
ed one member OF the committee
contendng for the treaty line OF 1888
On the proposition 10 print 900 copies o
this report some discussion arose, pend
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

On the application Of John M'Guire
((armer) and Joshua Kemp, (armer) Of
Carroll county. The above Ease having
been referred 10 me as commissioner Of
Bankrupts for Carroll CO., by the Honora.
BILE District court Of The U. States, Tor
the District Of Ohio, | will take and re-
ceIve proofs Of claims Of creditors, al my
Office in the town Of CarrolIion, Ohio
during the business hours Of each day
until the first day Of july next.
ROBERT MCLAVE,
Commissioner.
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May 90, Is42
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue ola writ Of f ia. ct lsUa.
facias. issued out Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas oil Carroll county, Ohio, 10
me directed, will offer for sale OF the
residence Of William Hanke Brown tP. }
The following property,to wit: Seventy
FIVE acres OF Wheat IN the ground: also,
Seventy five acres Of wheat in The ground
on said Hawkes. premises, on the farm
purchased OF Harris called tie Bone
brake farm. Sale 10 commence Al IL
o'clock on Friday the 10Th day Of June
next.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
May II, 1912.
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FROM FLORIDA.
Correspondence ofthe Savannah Repub.
licdR.
PILATKA, May &c.

PILATKA, May &c.
Gentlemen: !, is blow hot and blow
cold, and Uice Uersd, 10 regard TO the
Florida war. When our highest hopes
are raised we are sure 10 get check Of
dependency; and when depressed at
the lowest ebb, have again our feelings
raised 10 the highest notch Of expeclan.
cy Of relief by the end of the war
The news by the last nights mail is
again most cheering, o TIA XII, the re-
lugee Creek, has met HalIeck Tuste
nuggets peace ,alkers, and acceded to
their propositions, and has promised
within ten days from yesterday, TO bring
the aOhOle of his band into Cedar Kevs
and surrender. Haleck is sure Of III,
sincerity Of o ii HI, in consequence o
which the five companies of second dra
goons have been ordered out, and fur
,her reduction is ordered Of the Forid,
establishment.
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WHERE Is DpRR?-This is the great
question. The Providence journal Of
Thursday says:
"Accounts have beeG received, which
are considered entitled TO confidence,
that Thomas w. Dorr has been lately
seen in Thompson, Connecticut. lie is
there for no good, although we have M
evidence of The truth Of the rumor thai
he is endeavoring to enlist men. 1t has
been heretofore supposed that he was ii
New York city, preparing to sail for Ha
Vre, He was lale1y seen on the way lc
New Haven, but is supposed to have re
turned 10 the nelghborhood OF ThomP-
son. Rnd is believed to be in correspon-
dence with certain persons in this city
lie will he taken care Of
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In RankrIIDfCV.

NOTICE IS hereby gwen, that John
M'Guire (armeD and Joshua Kemp,
(iarmer) OF Carroll county, have flied IN
this court their petitions, 70 be declared
Bankrupt; and that The same will be
heard, on The 20,h day OF July next, a
9 o'clock A. M. at the court mouse ia tn,
city of Cincinnati, IN said District.
Attest VIM. MINER, clerk.
June 3, 1912.
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SEEERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue OF a writ OF Uend eTpo. lssu
ed oul OF The court Of common pleas OF
Carroll cUuHty, to me directed, | will
Offer for sale al the house ol John NJ. Ly.
tie, on Saturday tho Illh day of June
next, the following property, to wit: 1900
lbs. country tobacco. one Roam mare.
saddle aud bride, / Dearborn wagon &
harness, one ox.cart, Tobacco screw &
press, 30 bushels rye, whine COW, two
hundred wards Kentucky Jeans, | cyleD.
der and Book case, / Jrass 8 day clock,
] Bureau, Stand, 2 Breakfas; tables, 2
setls Of chairs, q 5e1sleads, beds and
bedding, l common stove 4 pipe, 2 doz.
Straw honnets, 6 pair Shoes, 2IO lbs iron,
s halt gallon jars, 6 lin cans, 2 dozen
ha'ks and bottles, 3 pair scales and z
sets weights, "a boxes glass 10 by ~
2 show cases, desk, 30 crooks, ! 0 Dish
es, one dozen plates. g pitchers, 9 dczer
hay rakes, | bolt brown muslin, and {
half dozen German silver spoons, 8 doz
do tea, and half dozen handke rchIeGs
lot of vesllngs, g selt Of gilt button
(coat) 3 gross common buttons, pacI
of pins, and hall gross wooden combs
30 wards brown holland, 10 bottles @
INK, 2 sells glass knobs, dozen riddinI
; combs, lot Of Spool and Skein thread
J | dozen German silver butler.knives,
lot oil moussellne de Iaine, . and ha
b, boxes percussion caps. and a half do;
b corn brooms, and 10000 common ci
= gars. Sale 10 commence al | o'cIoc
on said day. Taken in execution an
will be sold by me.
q DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
It May 27, lS42.
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Happiness does not so much consist IN
baVing much 10 enjoy, as in the faculty
10 enjoy Ittle. He who cannot be hap.
py without taking great psius will always
find his pains greater than his happiness.
1t was beautiful thought Of Addlson's
thai one man often takes more pleasure
in the contemplation Of a fine estate, than
annolher does IN lh1 pUssesslon. lhe
ftm r derives much pleasure from the
estate. without icing hurdeued with the
care Of possession, The latter burdcnrd
with The care OI posses'ion, derives little
pleasure from the estate. the one
finds an estate in The beauties, the othel
finds no beaUtes in The estate. TIE
possession Of enjoyment, is better THAI
the enjoyment d possession.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-10

WooL. To supply the Mddlesex Mills
in Louisville, one year with wool, it re.
quires the fleece of three hundred aud
seventy four thousand four hundred
sheep! A handsome little flock, truly
Twelve hundred fleece are required every
day in which the mills are in operation,
Think of this, farmers and wool. growers
is the manufacturing interest inlmIcal lt
yours?-L LowelL Courier.
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On the application oI David Hersh,
laborer, ol Carroll county, The above
case having been referred TO me as CON,
missioner OF Bankruprs, for the county ol
Carroll, Ohio, by the Honorable District
Court of the United States for the Stale
Of Ohio, | will take and receive proof Of
claims OF creditors at my Ittice In the
town Of Carro'Iton, Ohio, during the bu
siuess hours of each day until the l5h
Gay Of June next.
ROBERT McCLAVE,
Commissioner
Carrolllon, May 81, ls42.
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PEACE AND PLENTY.

TENHE subscriber takes this method OF
d informing his friends and the pub.
lie IN general, that he has taken and fiji,
ted up that we'll known
TAVERN STAND,
In he town Of Minerva, Carroll county
sign of The golden BELL,"-~hert
he hopes by strict attention to business
to merit liberal share OF The public pa
ronage. HIS accommodations will be Ih'
best The market can afford.
ELI CLARK.
Minerva, May 27, 1912.
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Correspondence of the Boston Alias.
MOTH EASTERN BOUNDARY
MAINE LEGISLATURE.
HALLowELL, May %. lS42.

HAILowELL, May %, l642.
GENTLEMEN:-The Report ofth Com
miltee of both branches Of the Legislature
of Maine, recommending the selection
ton Of Commissioners to treat with Gen
eraI Government in relation TO our North
Eastern Boundary, was accepted in the
Senate by vote oil 80 to l., The House
of Representatives have had the subject
under consideration since Friday, and
This day decisive vote has been taken
upon several proposed amendments to
the Report of the Committee, all Of which
were rejected, The first amendment re
lated to instructions to the commission
ers; the vote upon this was 6S to l2s -
The next was proposition to submit the
question Of appointing Commissioners tc
the people: he vote upon this stood 50 tC
l25. Thus indicating that the Report
of the Committee appointing Commission
ers. and investing them with fuIt p"wers
will pass the ordeal of the House wIthou
melerial amendment.
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ORIGIN OF CHRISTMAS BOXES.

The custom Of Christmas boxes arose
with sailors. ln the infancy ol naVlgs.
tiOn, they nailed a box 10 the mast OF a
ship on going to sea, and at times of
storm o, danger dropped a piece OF mo
ney in the box for prayers TO be said
for them, which collections, il they re.
turned safe, they presented to the
Church These gifts, received at The
time of The nativity al the entrance OF
The chapeIs and cathedrals, were called
Christmas boxes.
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Temperance Notice.

The committee of Arrangements are
making ample provisions to celebrate,
in an appropriate manner, in the town
Of Carrollon, on the 4th of July proxi
mo, the glorious and righteous cause Of
TEMPERANCE.
The friends and advocates Of the
cause are respectfully requested 10 at
tend and lend US their aid.
By order of the Committee.
N B, The general arrangements and
orders Of the day will be published II
due time.
June 10, l942.
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ing which The House, BY a vote 81 to
80, adjourned TO Monday. There are
many conflicting opinions in The House,
but ! think the proposition of the com.
miNee will ultimately prevail without es.
sential modification, though perhaps not
till after several days debate.
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DENIAL The Catholic Adpocdte Of
last Saturday, on the authority ofa letter
from the Bishop oI Vlncennes, denies pos.
lyely tie truth Of horrible and lncred.
lille tale Of guilt imputed TO a Catholic
clergyman oI Evansville, Indiana.
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SHERIFF.S SALE.
May 6, 1912.

By virtue Of a writ Of Vcndi ETpORas
issued out of lhe Court Of Common Pleas
for Carroll county, and to me directed,
| will expose to sale or Monday The 18Th
day of June 1912, at the door Of The
Court house 10 CarrolIlou, between the
hours prescribed by law, the following
real estate, TO wit: The West half of the
North West quarter oI Section II, Town.
ship 10, Of Range 6. Taken in execu-
ton aud will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
MAY l3, lS42.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of writ Of f ia. ct leo. ia
issued out of the Court Oi Common Pleas
of Carroll county, Ohio, 10 me directed, |
will offer for sale at The door Of the Court
house in CarroIlton, on Monday the 18Th
day OF June, A. D. lS42, between the
hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. & 4 P. M. the
following real estate 10 wit: The South
east quarter of section 80 township IA.
Range 4, witt the improvements thereon.
Taken 10 execution and will be sold by
me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
May 6, 1912.
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Dutch bulls. DE konkrekauon will
bleeshe TO sing de Won tousand and loot
spalm,' said a Dutch parson as he gave
out lSe morning hymn. There are not
SO many in the book responded the
cboister. well, den bleesh TO sing SO
many as tare pe.'
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THE STATE OF OHIO,

THE STATE OF oH'oI SIS.
CARROLL COUNTY,
Robert M'Clave, administrator Of the I
estate Of David j. Levy, decd.
us
Elizabeth Levy, ct. ais.
BY virtue of a special order Of the
Court Of Common Pleas for said county.
lhe rDdersigned will sell at public or
private sale, the undivided half Of Lot
No. 80 in Atkinson's addition 10 lbe town
OF CarroIllon, on the lllh day Of Jnns
next. Said LOT subject to tho dover es-
tate Of the widow o! deceased.
ROBERT M'CLAVE,
administrator Of said estate.
| May 27, 1912.
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CAUTION!

n HEREBY caution all persons not tc
trade for promlssory Note, given
by me to VIM. Buck, of Carroll couply
calling for twenty five dollars aud HIe
sometime in September, ls42. SalC
Note WAS frauduIenty obtained, and
am determined not TO pay II unless com
PEELED by law.
WILLIAM RUNlON.
June 10, lS42.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-06-10

Every man of intelligence and com.
mon sense, is subscriber 10 a newspa'
per, and if he is honest, he will pay his
subscription PunctuaIly as a matter Of
course.
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June 8, 1842.
SHERIrF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of a writ Of f ia. ct lep. h
issued oul ol the court OF common pleas
Of Carroll county, to me diiecled, viii
offer for sale at the house OF John ].
Blackburn in the in the town Ol Malvern,
Carroll county, on Monday the 18Th
Of June, the following property, VIZ
one Two horse wagon, one dearborn wa.
gon and harness, one common stove and
pIpe, one mantle clock, one Bureau auu
one silver watch. Sale 10 commence at
10 o'clock A. M. Taken iE execution
and will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
June 3, 1912.
ALSO,
BY virtue of a writ Of e. ia. ct len ia
issued out Of the court OF common pleas
of Carroll county, TO me directed, viii
offer for sale at The door of the Court house
in CaroI,on, on Monday the 18Th day
of June, the following property, VIZ i
three horse wagon. one sorTel mare, ont
bay mare, one black mare, one sorre
horse and lour sells Of horse gears. Sal:
10 commence at one o'clock P. M. Spe
Gle will be demanded on this writ. Ta-
ken 10 execution and will be sold by me
DAVID WAIT, Sheriff.
June 3, 1912.
ALSO,
BY virtue of a writ oi f. ia. et ler. ia
issued out Of the Court Ol Common Plea
Of Carroll county, TO me directed, | vii
offer for sale at the door OF The Cour
house in CarrolIton, on Monday the 49,
day OF June, the following property, VIZ
one Gray mare Sale to commence a
one o'clock P. M. Taken in execulio
and will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
June 8, l842.
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CARROLL COUNTY.

THE cssrn,I. SLATE s,oDFrS oF oHlo' IS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Vacation after March Term, A. d. lS42.
Joseph FIgley,
vs..
Priscilla Clinton, widow Of John Clinton,
deceased, Daniel Tillberg and Margaret
his wife, John Clinton, Margaret CIin-
ton, Jacob Clinton, Priscilla Clinton and
Eliza Clinton, (heirs at law of Thomas
Clinton, dec'd,) Dewitt Clinton, (heir at
law OF Charles Clinton, dee'd,) William
Norris and Nancy his vile, J"hu Clinton,
Edward Clinton, William Clinton and
Peter Clinton (heirs at law Of Abel CIin-
ton, decd aud the heirs (unknown) oI
Abraham Crabs and Priscilla his wife,
deceased, The said defendants will
take notice that petition was filed a.
gainsl them on the 28ih day Of April. A.
| D. IS42, in the Court of Common Pleas,
in and for said counlv Of Carroll, by Jo-
seph FigIey, and is now pending, where
in the said Joseph Flgley demands par
tition OF the North east quarter oI section
twenty three in township fourteen oI
Range five, situated in sPld county, and
containing one hundred and fifty mint
, acres, more or less; and also that tht
r dover of said Priscilla Clinton, widow
of John Clinton, deceased, be assigned
her in SAID premises; that at the mex
, term of said court, application will b.
made by said petitioner for an order Iha
partition of said premises may be made, Z
that one equal undivided tenth part there
of may be set Off to him in severalty.
JOSEPH FlGLEY,
By his Attorneys,
Pearce. StdrkweGther & JarUis.
April 30, lS42.
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same joyful tidings in Virginia. The
Bank Convention will meet on the lllh
July-and already it is intimated that
our Banks will rasume on the first Of Au.
gust.
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81 shall be foreoer indebted TO you, il
you will make me suit Of clothes by Sa'
lurday mighty
"Heaven forbid" replied the tailor.
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Wool Carding.

THE subscribers having entered into
psrlnership in The above business, would
inform The public that they have attached
a Tramp Wheel 10 their Machinery, at
The old stand Of Moore, four miles South
Of Carrol'on, and one mile east Of TOpe's
Mil, 10 Union township, Carroll county,
where they are prepared 10 do work in
the best manner and on reasonable terms.
They will also Full aad Dress clOth.---
All work entrusted 10 lbem will be care
fully done, as they pledge themselves TO
pay for all Wool spoiled by their neglect.
| All kinds Of produce taken in payment
for work done by them.
MOORE g. SCOTT.
NAV %. IS4Q
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SHERIEFS SALE

SHERIFFS SALE.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
March Term, Il. D. ls42.
Daniel Burrer, I p.,:,: r.
vs..
Henry Burrier, ct ais. Partition
BY virtue of an order Of said Court, to
me directed, will offer for sale al The
door Of The Court house in CarrolIton
on Saturday the lllh day Of June, A. D
l842, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. and 4 P. M. the following descri-
bed real estate, to wit: the west half o
the South west quarter Of section 81 il
township IL, ( (Loudon) Oud Range A.
containing eighty and eighty, seven anC
half hundTedths Of an acre.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
May 6, I842.