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New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-22

{ AsA TO LET-The dwelling part OF the
House corner OF Cherry and Oliver streets, known
a. No Sc Oliver st. >. gs- ~
Possession Immediately il desired.
Also the we story dwelling house No. SS Cherry street,
Inquire Of a. RsyANtNosTRAND, IA Wall street I
i rn2l 6t+ 1T+..e--a.-5 -s-sz.s - =
lzA HOTEL-For sale, Lease Or Let, the
isaa well established Eo,el sualea on the corner Of
,..,~s.. Streets known as The Shak-
spsarr o,eI. Is be disposed Of and ON afvan-
taeoas terms For particulars inquire on The premises or
OF abraham a Rsrnsen, Esq Waita5out NiiamsbuIgh'
hy leu sr 10 j. A. Ctoss, ESQ., Post 0hce, rooklyn;
Y ulseu, No. Wall sTee5 between the honrs OF
and y O'clock s!1, =, NIL ls7H d
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-22

I.eas It, LIE IA Grocery and Feed Store.
.G%g. Apply on The premises, $40 Third Avenue
= ais0-Roous in e7tli Apply as above POSSESSION
on n r-ouyed. Tnl0 Ivy.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-22

connining g acres very pleasantly situated q
mas from the village Of we,,heid ESSEX county M j. on
ffe line OF the Soervilr Railroad SAID farm has sua'
bic proportion woodland, fruitees comfortable dwell,
ing well OF water near the door small barn, &c. said
srm is suated one fourth of mile from the old sage road
leading from New York 10 Philadelphia, and is in the vi.
cpity Of schools stores churches and markets Enquire OF
Edward TownIey, The village OF Westhed one onrth
NJ mile from tie Railroad Depot Elizabeth own, OF
- BDRNET D. HAMILTON. p
EI;,,h.,b.To Ian. 9 1RtS U2 2mI
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-22

gyA \ A-DOCTOR'S OFFICE To Let =
Ithss been occupied such for sevcH years Apply
~ ID firsnn.sf few coars souh OF Capa.st. mis- ws
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-22

@.A TO LET--W orkshops OF various
sizes best lighted of any IN tie city, and rent o"'
Possession given ,u. ediately. inqu,re OF -.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-22
GREAT PUBLIC BENEFIT!
EH.ALF@A MILLION OF DOLLARS

Ed
Il is annually lost by the American Public thopgLls
prt decay and imperfect tanning of leather Ay
unhle Leather Presersal'e has long been public dsds
LEATHER PRESERvAT I'VE. Tbis truly yaiushk
cofnposl,D.l has been sp'ics to the most uHerr!ug th
and las come oa OF the fiery ordeal unscathed beaggf
nn us tr0n he br1ao seal OF PUBLIC APPRECIATION AZ t
last Great Fair ol the Amercap ln,tIi held al hl6s,
atden:O 1912 several sJrecs ei tue presefyaond
leather were andy zedby aTeommitee appointed BY lv
Institute, OF Which ,t1e celebraed CGsuisl DR.. CHiLfs
was one, and all oer cemp0st slrickegU Uu a
unworthy NJ notice, whllt GiLBiRIiS LEATHER tRk.
SENTATIVE ctipeJ Tie SILVER MEDAL Gf the lns'uR,
ana The high Dgy ot Or ch..tin, 10 whom the HonTc
reirrret ilrpfgo OF this nj. Bun IN these ci
Of useless n0srnns and vile nposiiions The ppbc csnae
be co cautious, and u order therefore TO put TIE c!aHso
this composition beyOnd all pasb!e dl.pute, The etrtfs
suba,s tire public lie following certihSae from The ae
prbc and propreiors OF livery stables 70 w
/, .g... . :! .NEw.YoEK, Feb. g. 1873
This cerhes that have Gllberl's Lrahsr RE,
sefVatlve on Harnesses, Carriage Tops spd Beps aa
Shoes, and W. have 10 hesitation in saying bat lthM
best prtServaijye OF eaher that trenglefh
heapuhes, ackeps solten uosaes and gives new life
leather even alier il has become nearly de ayet ana W
are cohyhced l5t leather crack thai s,uratu
with this qnid AS this is valuable composition aM
not worthless rum, like ton many o. the Eyeneae
tie day. we earnestly recommend il 10 all persons WHO M
leatherin any manner whatever. s+n
Abr. BIower, col Brnaewag James Quarg, 2s MuosJi
F. A. Palmer, 1872 Mercer ST Reynolds Wear, so Basa
t;George Bnrn4u, rev Hayef Joel Smith, 4s bayarcg
Moses Po@eH 4S7 Heuston; Dapie w Nofrs, lSI llegr
Joseph Mount, American iyery slsb!e - a III
Brsadway; Gsorgc ca Hathnru, cor. Vashisgt 70 fis,
ans Msrcer 81; Wu. unp, LirtTy stable t5 Gaarie@n ~
sioat, Livery stabie utd 81 Waits Jos. s. cofngs
WsLren ST John H.7Es.aSruok, Superintendent .! M
lem Railroad Wn. Disbrow, No. 49S Bow.y Geo "
Miller, Proprietor OF NswYnrk TacisaIs, 446 BftaaaS!
The following gentlemen are Agents for ibis Prsseff
tive and supply all orders for either large or small qnsis
Ties: ik+std. etii ~ - 80 - 49,
ssl; sEEEgaS y DEpor,isaae 7, ,a Jessap Coz ss'h
AGEsTsi Alexander Black, lSs Houston ST Pete. Aas
8s Bowery Roseit DAWSON, 3S3 Grand ST H. ~ ApcHs
IS Park Row; Geo B.. Grsnnss, lis Mnifsn 3De; u -
Jarvis, 661 Broadway Ryer Hughes 6l2 Bres dmayis'
hRanson Co. sPear 81 f. T. AidEeh, 30 Ma.si ssg
East road way Hatner L bays, Z7S Pearl 81 John u
Ryersop, 9 Bowery .mes cnrr corner Hudson ssa ~
nal sts Wm. saii,h, % Murray ST Geo iiief Iasm
CIlncb csr 80 avenue and 2hsutet; Clias Francis,
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-. NEW LINE LIVERPOOL PACK

k;TE3 ETS-Packet of the se5,s OF NIarch.-The spisn
ssss did, we'll known fast sailing pscke! snip hps %
CIJS Captain Collins, will sail positively as above heI
gn!ar day The ships OF this line all 1000 toos Gr
then and upwards and tneir, accommodations or eanin IN
second cabin and s,eerage passengers it well knoWn are
Superior TO any other line of packets For passage early
application should be made on beard, or 10
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47- PASSAGE FOR NEW ORLEANS
E,sI, : y,,v regilar ne-Tbe splendid, fasteailinS
.=A-AE packet ship Ohm MINTURN, Capt. u. sta H.
,ai positively on 25 March, her regular day. hovng
oanIi Recommendations for second cabin ana steer
age asengers For passage early appcallon @ S2uq be
iia iio, " 4s PECK siip corner South street.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-22
assss, FARM FOR SALE, situate on Pas

!. &ss [ ARM FUN CAiE, sftudte Oh d9,
80 sale River about nine miles from New YORK ana
ON, mile from Seeviie. contains about 81 acres, y oil
WHICH woodland, and the remainder urder eosd cuisa
on II has on il good new house and barn. and other
ouhuIdrss and young apple orchard OF about so trees
OF the best selected fruit Also good dock for Goas'
viii step or her daily trips 10 and Paterson Title in.
dispuiabe ahd portion OF The money may remain on oono
anu ml6 u'iI las JaGeB vREELAND, on the premises
- TO LET.--ln Dean street, near
Ea.A Smith street Brooklyn, the splendid three story
,,ase 6nse in the best manner with two lots OF gr und
attached Also coach bouse stables, &c Avarety OF the
choice grape ynss Also, several iruit uees, WIN
and pump OF excellent spring water on The premises
This property we'll ca!cu aed tor the accommodation OF
respectable family, TO WHOM will be LEI lor one year or
more on acc rmodating terms. hy applying To
me- JOSEPH McM L RhAf, 1uo rhe 81
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-22

IS Peck Slip, corner OF South street.
The ROSCIUS sails from Liverpool on the 18th OF May
n,ring TO persons wishing 10 send for their friends Ia
ynrabe of having them brought in her or any
f the regular line on reasonable terms; and those Wishing
10 remit money have drafts for any amount on
Ireland. ,, ,oor ;r, ., r,os
cins s.n saii ON 10th OF April. - ma
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-22

-1.sA GARDEN GROUND-To be leased
for the term or syears abou, so acres Of land al
lem, in lois 10 suit gardeners Apply 10 Ch Osborn,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-22

!. ...,J ac-ss.. ..ls, . -g.-.lllJ
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-22

SA FOR SALE-A Farm situated at
80. FaT Rockaway. Long hand wi'hn short distance
distance OF TIE hariee Pavilcn and ironing on The Jua
cay Bay and the Aiianla Ocean. las iss 5 miles OF
Ne.i ORR ara eariy GOO nsea c a, 70 oad
acres of which is isst ii.ee land fe acres oi .a
rass and L. eapW land, between il aud 10 Ct wood
lamb. On the premises neat Fam Honsr, BARR use
ard other out kudngs, tdgetser w!t Web OF ss rale
y driven by the ay and olhe farm ,fatcan be toll
lected e:Iit Sill vessels cra iE iron Il ~ feet
acT can by the Jamaica Bay deilsr. rGs
and pro The above farm b-
divided into farms of ss quantities o and 50 desired
will be sold altogether prices 10 sut flIe times. Fer
further particulars apply snue r. 3. Norton tli-
premises to +, 9 BGriDg aud SAMUEL oseoot, No. 8
Wall street, up stairs IN the reac building. room NO. 8
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-22

- tOfs-SAIaE IN inc Clty o.. .NtWHK,
Gs. MIA House and q acres Of Land situated in
SCUM rss 81 rect, No. lT2. The House is IS feet tEoH,
aud IS deep large Plaza IN the and well finished
throughout Also good Stable rpi. trees kc attached
corner ef ~ Allan. and OF wu Paul
ON tie ore,nises-l-.-s i7l-lz=fF-ss ltfiMlr
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9llll5CAsTSs Of LINE, Of good qaat

c1{JsT ity ,:x. >. ss,s 1iile@ aaf92as2
100 barrels OF good Hydrsufc Cement sst5. - -
100 hhds, cfuEslackedS lime, for manure syss:
Any part fit will be sold ee exchanged soT gfocsirs
goods, crockery, hardware, h0ew.ware s G
soap candles or provsan& Address BARTER, st s
hes Of The Tribuue ~ f,S,3,- as-.s - i;s
- y fe!Ep 7Sf9&"-' ~. - ...a ~ .-S-s.
% ; . " + o..!u Iag24 = y -
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ri 81 OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that


ace,tifcate Of The Five Per Cent State Stock, efs.
aed by vrrre of anAct OF ASSEMBLY, entitled An he,%
proyide r containing The Jnproycenisot the sats ana
FOR the payment Of The Interest the Public pes ~ ~
proved the lin day OF June, I'M
Csnmonweah al any Tine after The rtday Of july iss
was issued tc James Poeroy dated 2st dsY pece@Da
,s4O Two Hundred and Fy Dollars, and NUMBER gre.
1885, sigRed by George r. Espy, Auditor General ans
tcate has been ost and that ppleaoa has bern
tothe Auditor General of the CcaniS2weab 0i Peniy
MIA TO grant a dupiira.e Of said Certificate. . ez.s
November q. l84z. 5H lsossf 79'. 80 - Is iaw9n
THE WHOLE WORLD, SHOuLps
Il know Il that Or: JAYNE,s EXPECT 0RtNT ~. ~
Certain far asthma, and that 0r coughs, cons
sumptios, ,whoopogc crorp, bshchits ald ess
er disease Of the Lungs throat II screto
most decided benefit T. is RECOMMENDED sy loassdy assdy
who have tired H. and that il Is ,he hs Ssye
ever been KNOWN ot i. always gvereiie and VICE
every other means haye 1aiedssl y =t 80. -
Prepared only by DE- p. JAYNE 20 op!h p,ses
Phifadelptia and No sos Broad way, New
per hatft@.S rtso3bE !; - -
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- TO LEI'-The basement of the large
isI store No. Spruce ST. eel, and possession given i'm
Hs,ii 1ieiy Apply TO T. McELRATH, Tribune Oice. fsi
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-22

Wal1er Forward and Alfred yY..IHarixs,
ATTORNEYS AT Law, PITTSBURGH, Pa ms 6ms
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-22

g But do Mt you think continued the man,
/" that if we were TO give you two hundred francs
Won -1ai ekt remember something
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-22

NEW-T QKk, DEC. ., IV7<. >
II gives me peasure add my testimonial to The osego'
ing OF the emineat professional talents of j. Smith Dodge
In the opinion OF OF my friends who have been u ger
his care can cheerfuly coincide He justly regarded as
one of the most eminent his profession in this city
80 JOHN w. DRAPER, NJ D.,
Professor OF Chemistry, Univerity of New-YoTk.
mo- 9avy2yS Lax
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-22

sssssA. f OR SALE, in Princeton, S.J. on
10 " and accommodating nrw Frame House
Il lot efttree acres nea fenced With stable carriage
house, small tenants house, graprry ard ice house
The house stories bghhas rooms on Il ST moor
hail. way and pantry, and second story four
be.r,oms and adjoining Closets ia basement story are
kitchen milk cleaei, wasoo, fitted up win copper ooii'
or NOM cellar and containing rain cern
Ao the Furniture Of said house. nearly new, With horse
and carriage, and TWO cows. lst -
and within lew minutes walk of the Schools, College,
Seminary and Churches, making IN every way desirable
residence for qho rotla ke ,o snprrn!ehd the edn
cation OF their wards .-Ets-. '
For further information address Box No tn Princeton
NJ II, 81 - 81 EnIeodt
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-22

.'. [ do not know any thing TO remember.
just think a little-take time. Let me see
suppose were to make You present now OF t'oe
hundred .francs-just present for your faith,
fuIness-do MT you suppose it would bring to mind
some little indiscretion Five hundred francs !!
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-22

lssszSsA TO IET-The House and Store 346
Grand.s,reei, of Norfolk, the next block 10
ne market. 1t occupied as large Boot and
Shoe Store Ii would make of The best stands in the
s,reet FOR the Clothing Grocery business The Store
would be divided Ii required TO suit applicants.
The upper parI 0f the House 26 West Nineteenth
street The House has beenrecenuy built 1t would be lei
Also Apartments S GIeenwie.s,ree, with the Croon
Water in each story ot the House.
Apoiy 10 MERRITT SMITH, is9 Greenwch street, coz
ner o yeasy or OF VIM. SMITH, Jr 2s WS, Inc teent
e,reet : ma mr
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-22

7 I-l1t IA a
.aas s3 .las.s -..-s;s u Ds.IYa. s4e 7lit11 M
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.ssga TO LEi,.-Part of the three story
Dwelling House situated in chapber.-streei, near
Wungnn consisting OF parlors with sliding doors on
the frs, oor third story, or Two rooms In
attic and basement Rent $3.50 Inoure q ann street!
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IrsA A COUNTkY PLACE TO LET,

mile from tee Railroad Dep0 or a. EN-
Elizabeth Town. Jan. . lsGs m2 7m-
IrsA A COUNTkY PLACE TO LET,
situate at Rayenswood, on the bank of The East
river about half mile from Haletts Cove or Asoria ana
in full view the ty, consisting OF new gepteel and
conIodus house. suitable for large family and four or
FIVE acres OF land. Rent moderate
so-FnR SALE, caedp for casa II applied Tor lmne-
daely three lois Of land hor side OF Asreet, near
Aiso-FoR SALE OR To LET, the house No 4a Beachst,
three stories in hight with all the modern cohvenenceS
Apply to w. H. HARRISON, No. New-st
z sui of law offices to let. Apply as above. m6t(
- ~ FARM FOR SALE-The subscriber
offers for sa his Farm lying In the City Of Utica,
Neg. York The locaan and soil not inferior to any
Oneida County il lies the Mesdon Turnpike, about
one mile South Of Bleecker street ridge East
Coaians abou. seventy five of improved land in
high cultivation II has good dwelling house.
house, good barns, four large Leds and other
chard well fenced and waered has two wells OF soi wa
and other appendagss. For particulars, apply TO j.
HOWARD Il SON, le5 Front street, ew.York, JAMES
Utica, or 10 the subser6er on the premises
Utica March ia, 1913. mis- I'm
"a FOR SALE, AT Astoria, formerly
HaIlers Cove, splendid Country Seat consisting
O good House with one acre OF Land anda valuable wa
Ter privilege front. Said land weaid Outna garden
with large variety OF fruit and ornamental Trees shrub
berry. &c.
inc between the country seats Of the late General Stevens
boat plies between Astoria and New York twice and
sta e hree times each day. making it convenient for gen
tIenisn doing business in New York.
Apply to Josiah Blackwell No. n William street, or
John Field, No. l65 East Broadway. 2A LAl,o
ssaA TO LET-The House and Store 346
Graads,Ieei corner of Nortol the neI. block 10
Shoe Store Ii would make of The best sands IN te
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-22

in the country derous of sending money TO their
friends in any part Of England Ireland, Scotland and
Wass wv the amount they wish TO remit TO the
subscribers wit tie and address OF the parties 10
whom i, to be sent, draft for The amount VIII De lot
warded by rs packet after The receipt thereon, an ac
know led enent al the returned per hrst post.
~" A Ny. & J. It. TAPSCOTT, 43 Peck Slip
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-22

So STORE SO RL-STREE.f.-
To let from lst OF May next The lower Floor
.n.i ilar O. said store IcxeRds from Pearl 20 Stone
street. has been occupied NUMBER OF years as Dry
Goods Store Inquire Of J. LAMB, No 10 Merchants EI-
change, Wals,reet OF OF EDWARD COCK, no. IS Pearl
sre.i .,F7rterfi - q i2--a MI lIn*
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as our country produces, and The cItcum.
stance OF his loosing the key ofthe mail,
we are fully satisfied, was an accident
which might have happened with any
other honest man. IC the fact Of his
IOoslng the key should prevent his re-
appointment, we then declare ourselves
in favor Of ROBERT CRAVEN, as our sec
ond choice.
Sir, having full confidence that you
will not let them force a new conner and
an AboIitionist TO wit. E. Chapman) on
US as Post Master, we subscribe our
selves your fellow citizens.
William Parr, John M Guyer,
Ezeklel Moody, James Altman,
Charles Price. John F. Furguson,
John Warrington, Jacob Moopy,
Daniel McLarcn, Daniel Renicker,
Thomas George, Isaiah Maple,
James Moody. John Walton,
John K Johnson,
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STATE APPOINTMENTS TO BE
MADE.

We learn from the Dayton Journal
that the following appointments will
have 10 be made this winter, by the Leg
Iislature, viz:
President Judges, for the Cd, 5'h and
18th Districts, ard twenty seven Asso-
lciate Judges; in the counties OF Brown,
~Clermont, Clinton. Champaign, Mont
gomery, Mercer, Shelby, Vanwerl, High
land, Seneca, Franklin, Wood, GaIla,
Meigs, Morgan Washington, Muskingum
Hooking, Marion and Medina.
Also. Secretary Of State, Treasurer,
Canal Commissioner, Sc.
II Wings can be found Of equal or su
peror qualifications land that will moi
be at all difficulty we take it lor grant.
ed these places Will be filled by Wings
not on the principles; hut on the primer
pie stated by Mr.. Jefferson, that the
party in power should have an equal
share Of the Offices. Cincinnati Chr0n
iCle
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OHIO STATE JOURNAL.
FOR THE SESSION

The Oh 0 STATE JOURNAL will, as
heretofore, be published daily, Iri week.
ly and weekly during the session Of The
Legislature The most competent re-
poriers have already been engaged, and
laIr, iull and candid report of The pro.
ceedIogs Of each branch, will be given.
Tive Underwriting support which The
ONO Slate Journal has, from The com
mencement oi lis career. given 10 the
Wing Cause, and The desperate effort
which the enemies oi Constitutional gov
crnmenl are now making 0 sap lis very
iUundalcG and establish in its stead The
Wild and destructive rule Of L,cofocoism
calls for the Wing party TO put forth all
their energies 10 lis defence.
10 this Stale, Inc campaign will open
with the organization Of the Legislature,
and The assembling OF their Eighth Of jan
uory Convention. That Convention will
he atlended by The most active aud des-
perdte men Of the party; and there, and
not 10 the Lsglsla ure will be delermi-
ned the measures which The party in tho
Two Houses will be required to espoUse
aud support. Il will therefore be of The
utmost Importance 10 the public that The
movements Of this cabal and all the
means It may resort 10. be narrowly
watched aud promptly exposed.
The coming session will be big with
the importance 10 the cause Of Tree gov
ernmeut al over the union, and, indeed,
lhroUghOu. The civilized world In one
short year the fol question whether
the People shall govern according to lbe
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 ann ire
sPonsIble lunio, aud appropriated to their
own special ggt6ndIzement Whether
indeed, the power Of government shall be
regarded as though 1t were the personal
property Of whosoever may best succeed
in hood wlnkIng the people by disln--
genuous array Of false prelences, or shall
be directed 10 the promotion Of the gen
eral good as in the happier days Of The
Republic To defeat the first and secure
The last, shall be the object Of the Ohio
State Journal.
Besides Legislative proceedings, the
Journal will give summary Of Congress
sional proceedings, the political move
menls ol the day, Domestic News, &c.
I TERMS FOR THE SESSION.
Daily during the session So 90
Trl- weekly during the session 2 90
Weekly during the session SO
TERMS BY THE YEAR.
The terms OF The Ohio State Journal,
by the year, are as follows:
Daily during the session of the Leg.
islature, and tri-weekly The re-
mainder OF The year S5 90
Tri weekly per annum 4 90
Weekly per annum 2 20
0FPdyment in all cases to be made in
ddrGnce,
FPayments for the Weekly Journal
, (S2 2OO) must in every instance be paid
at the Office, free of postage or per cent.
age to Agents. When not paid 10 this
way ESQ will be charged.
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A. J NEEL
December 8, I843
ADMINISTRATORS SAFE.

ADMLNISTRAT0 TORS SALE.
By virtue OF an order Of the Court Of
Common P cas-, 10 and tor the county Of
Carroll aud State OF Ohio, made at The
June Term, thereof, A D l843, the un,
dersIgned will sell at public vendue 90
Monday the Sb day oi January. 1874,
between the hours Of ! / o'cIock A NJ anc
4 O'clock P N OF SAID day al The door Of
the Court House in Csuolilon, in SAID
county, the following real estate, 10 VII:
Lot No. Is, in Roberts third addition to
The town Of Carro,ItOn, in said county.
Also, two tracts Of hand 10 said county,
aforesaid, IN Sec. SO Up. l3, r 5, Sleu
benviIle District FIRST tract living on
the South side Of The North East quarter
OF said section, beginning ata post on
South line Of the Quarter section, on the
North side Of ihe creek, near horn
beam, thence West with The line Of the
quarter section 90 poles to white oak,
thence North 81 deg 80 min East 10
poles, thence North 68 deg Fest poles,
SoutL SO deg East IA poles. thence North
73 deg as mln. East poles, thence
North 78 deg WesJ 20 poles, thence
North &c deg l5 min East II poles,
thence South 73 dog 80 min East l2
poles and s. 10, 10 the place Of beginning,
containing 2 acres and 80 poles.
The second tract Of Iabd 10 the North
West corner Of the South East quarter OF
the section aforesaid, bounded as follows
beginning at the North East corner OF
said Or. section, thence East with the
line Of SAID quarter section, 81 chains 30
links to post on the North side OF The
creek, where a horn beam 4 inches in
diameter lens East 9 Inks, thence
South 6 chains SO links 10 a post, where
white oak IA inches diameter bearelh
North 60 deg West 23s links distant,
thence West 81 chains go links to the
West line Of the quarter section, where a
hickory l6 inches diameter leans North
30 deg East 10 links distant, thence N.
6 chains and 81 links to the place Of be
ginning, containing II acres and fifty
hundredlhs OF an acre more or less, with
the improvements thereon, subject 10 the
dover estate Of Sarah jackson, set fl IL
her by notes and bounds in the North
West corner oil said section Terms
made known on day Of sale.
SAMUEL WILLIAMS, ADM
of The estate of John jackson decd
December 8, 1913.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that by vir
tue of the last Will and testament Of
Nicholas Weaver. late OF Carroll county
Ohio, deceased we have been appoin'
ted Executors Of said estate: Therefore
all persons indebted TO said estate, must
make immediate payment--aud those
having claims against it, are desired TO
present them legally attesled for settle
ment within the time prescribed by law,
LEONARD HARSH. r
ELIZABETH WEAVER, NN 90
November 10, lS43.
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Aaministralor,s Sale.

J Will of,r for eale on the pfem -es
on Saturday the eth day OF January,
l844, between the hours Of 10 o'clock
A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock P. NJ The following
property, tbeIOngIng 10 the estate Of
Frederick tludIemOyer, dec'd.) to wit:
Lot No 22 IN the town Of Wyrlemburgh
Carroll county, Ohio. Sad lot has a
good one story frame house on it.
JOHN Bee KLEY,
Administrator
December %, l843.
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clJilng specimens Of oenfIY every en-
krs'er Of note since The discovery ol The
art.
"Mr Marsh has also collected many
costly books of prints and rare works in
English literature, so that his library
would surprise many fasldious bibIio
maniac OF the old world, and yet he has
never been in Europe"