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State of South Carolina.
Aug 10

State of South Carolina.
ABBEVlLLE DIS TRICT.
IN TIE COMMON PLEAS.
Francis 4. Conner, VS. 4dtachment.
George Conner. Debt.
TE>HE said PIn'ulif having filed his dec
j lara,ion in my cffi"e asainsl the said
Defendant. who is without the limits Of the
State: Ordered, that he said Defendant
10 appear and plead thereto, within a year
and IA day. from Inc filing Of the same.
otherwise final Judgment will be awarded
against him.
J. F. LIVINGSTON. c.c.r.
Clerks Office. Dec 9. lS42 eq &c
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WAREHOUSE FAGB0EsAGl
AND lDtAiISSIpN BUSINESS

HAMBURG $.
YST T. .ul,>crlh" a.,' s..s ,a, -. ~ u
IL co-pnrin',, Ii,, If a. iran>."i;nn u, ;ii.
above bu,lucsS iGi al .;S .,:Lusi.c- ur.'rr the
rJ.ue at. styi. II Il. l.. JEfFla> y 90
They are NOW buiuns, and viii hiyt comIr,-
ed by The 1t OF Sep, urai. an eIIchSire and
coumOdiouS WARtH0i 81 iaTurdurc!y Cn
the p,mcipa! street lca,!iu: .nio 'own, rcnorc
from all danger toy NE. aud .nilrciy abosc
Lisl, waller maIf, which " III I've ale nni con
yrpicn, depository Enr Cotton. Mcrckaun:zr.
DC, cOniidrd Ia their care. They oiict IIriI
services 10 their inei.ds AMI the puD.c general.
iy, ;is agents for the saic q: Cotton. Flour. Da-
con. &c; tho purchase at good To ordcr, re-
coiyin2 and iorw ar1ms merchandise. sionns
aud shipping Cotton. &r. &c: AMI promise
strict aud rroupI attention 10 all orders on
business addressed 10 them
The subscribers hnvipg pledged Themselves
not 10 speculate III Cotton. on their own nc
count in any way whs,cvcr. are prepared Ic
give their undivided attention To the in,crcs, %!
their customers. aud liam the long and well
known experience of one al The partners in
the praclica part of the Commission business.
they hope TO rcccivc and n"Iit Il share OF pub.
lie patronage.
II. l. JEFFERS.
J. i. GRIFFIN.
Ilaubnr. July ~, I-i2
Aucua2 II y
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EOEiTY.


George A. McKis, q others, Bill for Pen;.
Elizabeth McEie.
MTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that by
iy virtue Of an Order from the Court OF
Chancery, I shall offer for sale To The highest
bidder. on the FIRST MoE,!ay in October next, al
Edgeaeid Ccur, House, the real estate ol
Charles McKie. deceased. consisting OF scvc'
raj tracts Of land. containing IN alI ."o thou
sand and eighty acres, more OF less, si''ia'e III
,be said Dis,Yic, and State aforesaid. on Inc
Mar,ip,own road, and bounded by lands OF the
estate of Benjamin Roper. OF Sauiucl c. Scott:
estate OF Isaac sanu. Henry Waldrnm. and
others; said lands {, be sold in separate tracts
according to pla,s Of resurrey, which w,H he
exhibited on che day ofsaic; on a eredi, oi one
and two years. except tue costs. which must
Be ,si.. in cash; purchasers 10 s'se bonds and
persocal security, and mortgages oi the rfem'
ises 10 seeare the purchase money.
J. TLARY, 4. E. L. D.
Commissioners OGice,
Edseiels, Sept 5. 1888.
September (si SID Il 81
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State of South I arolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
~ TIyF rDnUDy PLEJS.


FOHN MARSH. who is IN Ike custody
% olihc Sheriff nr Edsciied Dis'ric,.hy virtue
ola writ OF capias ad sl;lsiarie''dnm, stthc SUI,
o! Owens & Finley. for the use Of ). o"en..
having filed cd his petition IN iny Office. with a
schedule on oath. oi his whole estate rca! and
personal fol the parpos" of oLtIimins the
benefit of The Acts OF Generi As-eniI,l, com.
monty called tie lnsolycnl Debtors Acts:
Public Notice is hereby gwen ita, the pci
ton OF the sad John Slursh will be- heard aud
considered III the Count of Common Pleas to,
Edsrhc!d District. nj EdsciirId Court iiou.cs
On Tie second day OF October rsst. or such
oilicr dag Uf the mex, Term i"r said Court rs
.aid Cont may direct; and all i..e creditors "'
,aid John Marsh aic hereby sunlra''n,i 10 ap.
pea, then and there IN The sa!d Court, tn sno"
caI,-e, il any they can. why ia" 5cueii; y: The
lc,s aforesaid should not be granted I" the SAD
John Marsh. upon hi- executing Inc assign.
ment required hy The Act. aforesaid.
GEO. POPE, c. e. r.
Cirsh'S 0fec. June -. l-!3
June2s (Sl1 G2i) ,rn -
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5sro;,silt 10 the gais

aSEOil%ila 10 the JaNt
nE this District n negro man, who
W calls himself JACKSON, five feet =
iucncs high, ecry black complexion, abou;
30 years age, his left leg shorter than the
right, says he belongs 10 Mr.. James Hardy
uf Anderson District. 5. T.. who lives
within three miles Of SIR. Samuel E.ares
store, and that he rauaway five or six
weeks ago.
The owner is requested to como forward,
Prove property ray charges. aud take him
away, Otherwise he will bc disposed Of ac-
cording TO law.
C. II. GOODMAN, Jaiior
JnIv 10 # %
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Head Quarters.
isi DirISIoS. s. c. 81.
Edsciirld, July lch, 1913.

ORpEa M =
Z n obrdicucc IN III order from the comnan.
q der..n-chiei. the following Regiments of ca.
vairy. will parade III The times aud places here.
in r,aicd. VIZ:
The ID Regiment OF Cavalry a, Lougmircs,
an Saturday '''c 10Th Sept.
The commissioned and non.commissioucd
officers (corp"rals inclnded) will assemble the
day prevails FOX drill. aud instruction.
The division aud Brigade Stuli. will attend
the reviews oflhe division.
By order Of Brig. Gen'l VI. l.. Boni'am -
Commanding Isl Division
JAS. l.. ORR,
Dep. Adj',. Gcn'l.
July 10 ~ %
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT.


EDGETiELD DISTRICT.
* THE COMMON PLEAS.
- II. w. y. l.. MILLER, who has been
- arrested. and is now confined within
the bounds Of the Jail Of Edscfield District. by
virtue ola capias nd satisfacirniuH. NJ the suit
FLAMES CunnaJy, having filed his petition.
with schedule Oh OATH of his whole estate and
clTe:ts, with view Of obtaining The benef, OF
the Acts OF the General Assembly, commonly
called the Insciyent Debtors Acts.
Public notice is hereby given. that the peti-
liun oflhe said ). VI ". ID. l.. Miller. will be
heard in the Conrt of Common Pleas for Edge
field District, u, EdgciicId Court House, on
"Wednesday; The fourth day of October nex,. or
on such other day as the Conr, shall order. dur
ing the term. commencing on the first Monday
in October next, al snid place; and oil The cre-
ditors Of said s. NJ. w. ID. l.. Miller, are here.
by summoned either personally or by their at
torney. then aud there, in said Court. 10 shcw
cause If any they can, why the benefits OF the
Acts aforesaid should no, be granted To the said
5. VI. w. ID. l.. Miller, upon his executing The
assigmncn, required by Iic Acts aforesaid.
GEO. POPE, c.c.P.
Edgcfeid c. H. Clerks Office,
2Irh March l-l3.
Jnna ($l7 G2i) 3m %
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Notice.

rSTRAYED from the subseriher, some tine
y "a Apr;i lsa. ggis so,rrl MARE, . years
old tas, spring. wih email star an her fare
he'd. ,,o other marks EccoiIccied- ANY person
..sing an saeh FLY, aud sddfeSs;ng tl'e SUBJ
scriheS. ai coiliey's Posi- otfoe, Edse6eld 8.
c.. ess,s etjlsakisIly reserved. and 81 reasaR-
able expta.noS pnid-
ELIZABETH PRINCE
SesfergSesG 6 2,s 32
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Tscg'el. Head quarters,
EpGErIELp, JuIy 3, I54.i

Orders No -.
FWyHE Upper Battalion of,lie Seventh Re-
simci.t Infantry, $. &. M., is hereby NJ
dercd 10 Par,de n, the Pine llou.c, OH Sa,ur.
turtay The I'd Of September next. Tor DIM and
Review. The officers and non commissioned
officers will assemble the day previous ic,
Drill and Instruction,
The Seventh regiment will parade at the
Did Wrl!,. on the I'D September, the olIicci'
ana nonconmiss.oned officers the day pre-
vious.
LOUIS r. WiGFALL.
Col. 7Lh Rrgt. IrJ. 5. L. IL.
July > IL %
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-11-24
SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of writ Of Vendi ETponGs
issued out of the Court of common Pleas
of Carroll county, and TO mo directed,
| will cffer for sale al the door of The
Court house in CarroIIton, on Saturday
the 23d day of December next, between
the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4
o'clock 2. NJ, the following real esnte,
to wit: The undivided hall Of the North
East Quarter of Section II, Township
is, of Range s. Taken IN execution
and will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
November II, lS43
Printers fee $50
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Borough Notice.

At meeting Of the Town Council Of
the Borough Of Carrollton, held on the
Sd of July l843, the following Ordl
nance was passed.
Be il ordained By the TO,Un Council Of
the Borough Of CGrrOlltOn, That the
amount OF lax for the ensuing year be,
and is hereby, fixed at three mills on the
dollar of the valuation Of all property
returned as taxable 10 the Auditor Of
Carroll county, that is situated on MAN
Tor SteubenvIIIe) and Lisbon streets;
and one and a half mills on the vaIua.
ton, on the properly on all other streets
NOTICE is hereby given, that the
Town Council will sit al the Office of E
R. Eckley as a Board of Equalization
on Monday evening the 9Th inst, at &
o'clock, then and there to hear all who
are agrieved on account Of assessment
or otherwise, and make such decision a:
10 them may appear correct, &c.
w. BUTLER,
Borough Recorder.
CarrolIton, Nov. %, l843.
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MARRIED

On the 3lst ulf. at The residence Of
the Rev. M. Jamison, BY the Rev. Mr..
FarnsworIh, Mr.. SAMUEL SCoTT, former.
Iy OF CarrolIton. O., to Mise SUsANNAH
LIGHT, OF DanviIIe, Kentucky-Iowa
Democrat
On Thursday the % inst, by the Rev.
W. T Adams, Dr.. S. NJ. MARTIN TO Miss
E. J. WATT.
On Monday the 9th inst, BY the same
Mr. c. G. FORESTER 10 Miss MARY
CLARK.
% Thursday the l6rh inst, by the
same. Col. JOSEPH CABLE 10 Miss JAM
WATT.
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AU 10 n.

ALL persons are hereby cautioned
against taking an assignment of three
several notes Of hand, or any one of
them, made by me and payable to John
Calder, all dated the 9Th day Of S"plem.
ber, lS43, the first caliGg for $l6. and
payable on the fret day Of January 1874
the second calling for $l6, and payable
tho Is, day Of April, 1914, and the third
calling for S2S, and payable the 5th
day Of September, 1914 The cousid- .
erauon for which the above notes were
gwen, has entirely failed, and am de
termined never 10 pay them, uuless CON
poIIed by law.
SAMUEL HEWITT.
Washington tp., Carroll CO..
November "a, lS43.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-11-24

From an article in the Fayetteville
Observer, giving The manufacturing stat
istcs Of North Carolina, we learn that
in the State there are twenty five cot
Ton factories, in which a capital Of one
million and ffy thousand dollars is n'
vested, and which employ about twelve
hundred operatives. Take this fact in
connexion with her being out of debt,
and having the longest railroad and the
finest Stale capitol 10 he Union, and the
name Of RIP Van WlnkIe,' os applied
to Norlh Caroline, may be considered a
clear case Of "lucus non lucendo. y
We hope it may be "many a long day"
ere her enterprising manufacturers may
know the want Of good protective tar
if North AlabdmiGn.
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A HDu N.

Those indebted TO the subscriber on
subscription 10 the Free Press, for Job
Work, or Advertising, are respectfully
requested TO call Immediately and pay
up. II is diScouragiug TO ihe Publisher
OF a Newspaper when his receipts a.
mount TO only about one half Of his ex'
penditures, for four or five weeks n sue.
cesson, (Which has been the case with
the subscriber for the last -four or five
weehs) Thanks are due TO those who
have paid up puncluaIy, and to them
only. But the thanks Of the publisher r
are not due 10 those who take the
paper from year 10 year, have other
work done for the same length Of time,
and never think Of paying, perhaps they
imagine the printer can live upon the
air and purchase Paper and Ink without
money and "wlhout price"-such men
cannot be recognized as patrons. Those
who have patronized the Free Press
will not, it IS hoped, look upon This no
tice as intended for them-bul those
who know they are guilty Of gross ne
gIecl OF duty, will read, and say to them
selves this notice is directed TO me."-
Indulgence cannot be much longer Civ
en- TO those who are largely 10 arrears
Friends, come up Immediately and pay
off, and thereby enable the printer II
"go on his way rejoicing"
r W. COLLIER.
Carrollton. Nov II, I943
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Sale Of Real Estate by order
of Court.

On Saturday the OH day of December
A D ls43, between the hours of 10 o.
clock A M and o'clock P N OF said day
on the premises, 10 Orange township,
Carroll county, Ohio, will be sold TO the
highest bidder, the following real estate,
as the properly nj Jacob Emmons, decd
to wI:-The West half of he North
East quarter of Section 81, in TwnShip
IA, Of Range 6--subject to The dover Of
the widow Of the said Jacob Emmons,
Appraised at $7S0,0O- Terms of sale:
One third of The purchase money 10 be
paid IN hand one third in one year, and
the other third in two wears, to be secu
red by mortgage on the premises, bear.
ing interest.
WILLIAM DAVIS.
Admir- Of Jacob Emmons, decd
November 10, l043.
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SHERIPF'S SALE.

BY virtue ofa writ OF e, ia ct leu. ia
issued 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 Carrollton, on Thursday
the 26th of December, between The hours
Of 10 o'clock A NJ and 4 O'clock P M
tho following real estate to wit: The
North East quatter oI Section 8, Town
ship IA, Range 4. Appraised at 800,
Taken in execution aud will be sold by
me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff,
November "a, IS43.
Printers fee l,50.
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OHIO STATE JOURNAL.
FOR THE SESSION.

The Ono STATE JOURNAL will, as
heretofore, be published daily, trl week
Iy and weekly during the session of the
Legislature The most competent re
porlers have already been engaged, and
a fair, lul and candid report Of the pro
Ceedings of each branch, will be given.
Tue Underwriting support which the
Ohio State Journal has, from the com
mencement OF its career. given to the
Wing cause, and the desperate effort
which the enemies OF Constitutional gov
ernment are now making 10 sap its very
foundation and establish in its stead the
wild and destructive rule of Locofocoism
calls for the Wing party to put forth all
their energies in its defence.
In this Stale, the campaign will open
with the organization of The Legislature,
and the assembling Of their Eighth ofJan
uory Convention. That Convention will
be attended by The most active and des-
perate men of The party; and there, and
not in the Legislature will be determi-
ned the measures which The party in the
two Houses will be required to espouse
and support. 1t will therefore be of The
utmost importance to the public that the
movements Of this cabaI and all the
means 1t may resort 10. be narrowly
watched and promptly exposed.
The coming session will be big with
the Importance TO the cause OF Tree gov.
ernment all over the union, and, indeed,
lhroughou. the civilized world, In Que
short year the awful question whether
The People shall govern according to the
spirit Of the Constitution, they have in
their sovereign capacity ordained, or the
whole power Of the nation and the States
shall be seized by an unseen and ire.
sponsibe junto, and appropriated to their
own special aggtNndIzement, Whether
indeed the power of government shall be
regarded as though it were the persona
property of wbosoever may best succeed
in bood-wnking the people by disin-
genuous array Of false pretences, or shal
he directed 10 the promotion Of the gel
eral good, as in the happier days of tn,
Republic To defeat the first and secure
the last shall be the object oil the Ohi'
State Journal.
Besides Legislative proceedings, tn
Journal will give summary Of Congre
sional proceedings, the political move
ments Of the day, Domestic News, &c.
e : TERMS FOR THE SESSION.
!. Daily during the session $3 Q
r Tri. weekly during the session 20
n Weekly during the session 8
II TERMS BY THE YEAR.
" The terms OF the Ohio State Journa
" b' the year, are as follows:
~ Daily during the session of the Leg
v islalure, and trl-weekIy the re-
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Il Tri weekly per annum &c
Weekly per annum ~
- FPayment in all cases to be made
GdUGnre,
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~ ~ way $50 will be charged.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of writ Of fa et leu. ia
issued out of the Court Of common Pleas
Of Carroll county, Ohio, and to me d.
rected, will offer for sale at the door
of the court house in CarroIlton, on
Thursday the 2S'h day of December,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A M and
a o'clock P M, the following described
real estate TO wit: The undivided half
of the North East quarter Of Section l
Township Is, Range s Appraised al
'SSOOO0. Taken in execution and will
be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
November "a, l843,
Printers fee l,50
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that by vir
tue of the last Will and testament of
Nicholas Weaver, late Oi Carroll county
Ohio, deceased we h ave been appoln'
ted Executors OF said estate: Therefore
al persons indebted TO said estate, must
make immediate payment-and those
having claims against it, are desired to
present them legally attesled for settle
ment within the time prescribed by law
LEONARD HARSH. Ev,,s
ELIZABETH WEAVER,
November 10, lS43.
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that by virtue
of the last Will and testament of Et'zG
beth Robertson. late Of Carroll county, y
deceased | have been appointed Execu
tor Of said estate: Therefore all persons
indebted TO said estate must make i'm
mediate payment-aud those having
claims against it, are desired to presen'
them legally attested Ior settlement with
in the time prescribed by law
J B. TlDBALL, Exec'r.
November 10, l043
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ATTACHMENT.

NorICE is hereby given to all interes'
ted that at my instance a writ Of attach
menl was his day issued by Benjamin
Boice a Justice Of the Peace Of Fox
township. Carroll countv, Ohio, against
the chattels, rights credits and effects
Of Christopher Trippy, an absent debtor
or nonresident Of Carroll CO
JAMES C WIREBAUGH
November "a, l643.
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MONlll GIFi

IS hereby gwen that petition will be
presented to the Commissioners of Car
roll county at their December session,
prayiug for an alteration Of the road
leading from Cadiz to New Lisbon, on
section Is, in Lee township Carroll
county. "
4S PETITIONERS.
November 8, 1913.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-11-24

N lice IS hrre6y grsen, That b. virtue
OF The last " III and testament o J0sfPi
MaIln, late oil Carroll county. o. dcc'd
We have been appointed Executors oi
said estate: Therefore all persons ln
debted to said estate must make imme
diale paymen,-and those having claims
against 1t, are desired TO present them
legally Bltesled Tor settlement within the
time prescribed by law
JAMES F MALIN.l P..,.
ANNE MALIN,
November 10. l643.
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Final Accounts
FILED AT THE OCTOBER TERM
A d. l643

FILED AT THE OCIOBER IERM
A d. lS43
Final account of Jonas Smith, Execu
tor OF Peter Smith, deceased,
Final account OF Lewis Lewton, Ad
ministrator of Henry Wheeler, deed.
FIRST account of James Miller, Exec
utor of Isaac Miller, deceased.
Final account of Frederick Brandt,
Executor of Martin Hotzman, decd.
Final account of Joseph Ru'ter. Ad
minislratOr of Joseph Rutler, decd,
First account OF Absalom Craig, Ad
minislrator Of David Crumbecker, decd
FIRST account of Joseph Preston, Guar
dian of William Newell, ct ais
DANIEL McCOOK Clerk.
Clerks office, Carrolton,(
81 November lS43.
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An Apprentice Wanted.

The ubS:lber will take boy Is an
10 the
WAGON g. CARRIAGE MAKING BUSINESS
Between IA and l6 years Of age. An
industrious boy will fud an eligible
situation, by applying immrdldteIy.
PHILIP f. rRlCE.
Carrolton Nov. II, l843.
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GUARDIkN'S SALE

BY vutue OF an order losued o9' o.
The Court of Common Pleas, Of Carroll
county, Ohio. and to US directed, we WIN
offer for sale on the premises on FI'uay
the Is: day Of December, l843, between
the hours of 10 o'clock A NJ. and o..
clock P NJ. the following described tract
Of land, situate 10 said county of Carroll
Ohio, vlz:-1he East half of the West
quarter of Section 81. Township ID
Monroe and Range 6, containing &c
aCrss
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the un
designed has beeu appointed Admins
tratrix of The estate Of Dduid Palmer,
late of Carroll county, ONO, ceceased
Those having claims against said estate
will bring them forward properly auIben
ticated, within one year from This date,
and those Indebted will make immediate
payment.
JANE PALMER, Adtrix
November 10, lS43.
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WANTED
Notice 10 WOrkmen.

THE Presbyterian Congregation ol
CarroIIton, will receive written Propo-
sails for erecting Frame Meeting House.
in this place, between thus aud the lsl oi
December next. The work 10 be COM
pleted BY the first of September, 1874.
Thov will pay one third The price in
Aprl next, and The balance in two equal
payments at Intervals Of six months each
A plat of the proposed 1ulldng can
be seen. and further conditions of the
contract made known by calling on the
undersigned Trustees, who are the bulld
ing committee for the Congregation.
J. s. HUNTER.
J W THOMPSON,
WILLIAM OGLE,
DAVID SMITH,
JOHN MAPLE.
Oct 81, ls43.
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MARBLE YARD,

TENHE SUBSCRIBER would return
q his sincere thanks 10 the citlZens
of SteubenviIe and vicinity, for their
liberal patronage and encouragement
and would respectfully inform hem, and
the public generally, that he has come
10 the conclusion 10 locate himself per-
manenlly in Steubenvlle, and carry on
the
Marble Cutting Business
in all It's branches. He has made ar
rangements in The Eastern cities, to re-
ceive Marble and will always have on
hand large assortment of
Egyptian, Italian and American Marble,
and pledges himself to sell Monuments,
Tombs, Head and Foot Stones, as low as
they can be had any place west Of the
mountains
| have also on hand, large lot Of
Gnndslones, from the celebrated quarry
on Deer Creek, Allegheny CO., Pa
Plaster Paris always on hand.
Orders from The country thankfully
received, and punctunlly attended to,
The public are invited to call at my
Yard, on Market street, near the river.
LOUDEN BORLAND.
Nov. II, l843-4mO.
We, the undersigned, having purch.
ased work of Mr.. L. BorIand, take grea
pleasure IN recommending him to thr
public as "a sklliu mechanic, and consi
der his prices low and reasonabe-an'
feel no hesitation IN saying that he will
give entire satisfaction to all who ma.
emplOy him.
JAMES MEANS,
N Dixie,
DR.. JOHN ANDREWS,
JAMES WILSON.
SteubenvIlle, Nov 2, l843,