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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-04-12
First Gun frous Connecticut!

A election was held ia Connecticut on
! lot instant, for Governor Rnd Members
he Legislature. We have the gratifi.
ion 10 state, ON the authority Of phi
|ie letter, received 10 town by Tuesday
shl's mail, that III re is very lhtle doubt
81 the Wings have elected a majoury n
\ IA branches of the Legislature. Some
|nbl exists as 10 the result fur Goyctnor.
auId there be no election by The people
7 legislature will Oh the Office.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-04-12
THE TARIFF.

|N'havs this week given portion OF Mr Ne
| - speech on the TarT A. the subject IL
Of Importance We concluded 10 give III
4" and then our readers could Judge OF tho
PIC Of the sutlrot ilr NeDufbs in his speech
~ TO several articles Of prime necessity that
led enormously high for instance. window
hesays ts taIed moro than $50 per cent on
descriptions; iron ll2l por cent. salt 1891
cent; common eoilonr 60 TO Is per cent -
consider ons fact worth a thousand theories
ask Tie people # window glass, with the tax
% pof cont, his increased in price Ia our
sd-not IN tho least Hos non, with the
Fo' ll2i per cent, no. for il is chosper now
We have ever known it, being afforded al
IT, 81 the iron works: has salt, with tho tax
'''i per cont--no Il has never boon cheap,
:" our recollection. having boon sold In thi'
'As' At - per sack las cotton advanced in
VII has not, only what would be caused by
'1'snee IN the price Of tho r-w article Now
'' 'ae's which every ono can obtain by !
inquiry and which cannot be- gansayrd by
we 'h'or'es that Mr. McDufIie nigh, SPIN on,
'eh'ury And Mr. Benton N his speech or
'''h 'ays eve y thing has been unstable anc
''''o under al ,hs TarifFs and never woulc
'"''"''c until the passage of a low duty Ia
Of uniform character. Although we ogro'
"lng' have boon unstable yc, wo charge j
=. want OF permanent TauT policy. Tn,
N mas been changed every year or two. an,
"" " the csse is 1t TO TO wondered at tina
mould not get on smoothly, Givcus perms
Fg"4tlor and We have not ing TO fear.
'"4'i commence Mr. Evans in our neat,
---S~-
." Dstrlct Convention held at Ashevill
% Of April, Col John G Bynum was sp
''u Delegate to the Wig Convention a
"'ofe from the Is, district, and Col. JON
OF Henderson county. was selected as th
actor from the, district
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-04-12
-EaoTT6F-MAy-

We invite attention 10 the proceedings Of
meeting held in this place. on the evening Of the
Both ultimo. (which would have been inserted
las; week if The individual who had the firing
Of the proceeding. bud possessed liberaliy enough
% have furnished US with copy to make ar.
rlngen,n MS for the celebration Of the 2Oih Of
My Thi. is as i, should be. The alrDe Of liber
~ enkndled by the patriots Of rs should be KEEP,
burning for as long as we honor the deeds Of our
ancestors and pay proper respect to their mem
DRY, We snail never willingly resign their rich be.
quest. Tho occasion will also afford a suitable
opportunity for the members Of the MecLenburg
Monumental Association TO assemble and organ.
i1s themselves for the purpose Of carrying out
the object Of the formation Of the Association
Aud We are grstified also, 10 know that the La.
dies have stepped forward with that laudusble
teal which characterize them ca every trying
occasion. 10 aid in erecting Monument, 10 the
memory of the sgners Of the Mecklenburg De.
elaraiion Of Independence. BY giving on the
evening Of tbs 20th. Concert. the proceeds Of
which ia 10 60 TO the furtheranee Of this praise
worthy undertaking There can hardly be found
an individual, either in town or country. but
would feel gratifed at the erection of some me
mento Of the "nohle daring" Of the citizen, Of
this county in l775-,he times tina, tired mems
souls-tor methinks ne men Of L ose times were
made Of "siefner stuff" than we in thrse drgen
crate days, aud TO danger seemed Injured when
we u 6rct that they had foes al home aud were
even bidding dehlnee 10 the legions which En-.
gland could bring to PROSTATE them but no,wilh.
standing thus fearful odd'. they did not hesitate
or waver. 10, declared themselves a FREQ and in.
drpendeIt people. " under the control Of 40 pow.
er, other than that Of our God, aud the general
government Of the Congress !" and 10 the main.
ienance Of Which Independence they "solemnly
plrege 10 each oiher. our mutual cooperation,
our lives, our fortunes. ard our most sacred hon.
or" Then certiinly such patriotic immolation
to The cause OF liberty deserves no common hon.
or Ia the days Of ancient Rome such feat
would have deiGed its actors, and England her.
self would have raised a monument 10 their
memory 30 lasting - tie hills, had the &C, been
performed for her benefit. Then, shsll we who
sre resping the benef'. the result Of their toll
and labor, be Ergetful Of tho du'y We owe their
memoty- never then let as Ill engage with 1eal
in The undertaking, and raise 10 tie memory Of
tho d"piried worthie. a mau,oeum that shall
tell to future generations that his spot was tie
birth place ei American Independence.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-04-12
MORE CouNTERFEITS.

The las, Hamburg Journal says: Coun'
terfeit so dollar bills OF the CommerciaI
Bank at Columbia, S. c., are in circulation
We saw a bill of this description the Other
day, which required very close examIna
ton TO detect It's descriptive parts.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-04-12
OPERATIONS OF THE MINT.

We learn that tie amount OF Gold Bullion re.
red al the Branch SHAT at ,l,,s place, FOR The
path Of Fcbruarr, VAS 3 5ol dvi. aud Tia.
|aigs for tbs same period was $50 $50 The
loaEi Of Bullion received for March va, 81 !.
d." -so'asga FOR ssuio period We. sl9ilo
pal Of Bullion received for the quarter end.
j 3ls Msreh was 49, 81 dwis The smount
'a'h'es for the same period mot including the
d Of January. no eo,nagr being executed in
uon,h) va. $50 eco Thus our readers sill
~ that the mining operation, Of this section
''oaniy i'''ili 'ueeerI y prosecuted and
Ray are feaptng rich rcFErd tor their Labor.
AZ have no doubt the Yield Of tho precious
"a vii be increased =. new mines arc beng
fHsi and many new hssds engaging ia the
t.is.kug.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-04-12

D'Thc now Filo, says relative to the Wing
meeting in Union that awith lule assistance
from Mecklrnbu,g. Arson, and Cabarrus, Ohio
force Of federal whgery being weak in UnIon,)
held ame,ting Wonder if the Loco Focos did
not receive " lttis assistance" from Mecken
burg Yea. wo know that they did and per
hsps from Arson TOO The "now pilot boasts
Of great ings tie Loco Focos arc going
to accomplish is year Hear i'm: "Come
on with yonr babblng County Court Lawyers
and tie like Oar democracy will be wide a.
wake and give uom such drubbing IS will
efTectualy cool { cir ambition" Tuero ia ma.
ny slip between Q cup and tho lip" and
10 Loco Foeo' may be disappointed after the
election. and instead of Meeklonburg federal.
ism receiving another killing "-Loeoioeo'sm
may receive such a cooling that all tie stoam
medicine in ITO Apothecary sdop will not be
ublc to warm ~
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-04-12

A bill TO punish Seduction rs crime,
has been passed by the Legislative Coun'
Gil of New Jersey,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-04-12

ur Mr.. Clay was TO DO in Charleston on th'
6,r, and in Wilmington on tho 9th instant, an'
in Raleigh 10 day.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-10-04
NOTICE

Is hereby given, that there will be
petition presenred to the Commissioners
of Carroll county at their session IN DO
cember next. praying lor The grant Of q
road commencing al The Cumberland
road a, The corner between D X Cam
eron and Robert Hbbol's land. ten roods
south Of CamerOn's sOw-miIl. thence
running south westerly direction north
Of Robert H,bbel's spring, thence con-
tlnue the same direction as above to
The corner of said HlbScl's fence adion-
ing The county line, thence along sa'c
line TO where it intersects The county
road in Tuscarawss county running
from McFarlund's mill, in said county
and TERMINATES st the county line oil Gar
roll cuuuty on section thirty four.
September 90, 1874.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-10-04
SHERIFF'S SALE,

By virtue Of sundry wrils of Plu Alias
Vendi ErpondS, issued out OF the Court
of common pleas for Carroll county,
Ohio, and 10 me directed, | will offer for
sale at The door OF The Court house in
Carrollon, on Monday the l4lh day Of
October next, between The hours Of
10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock P. NJ tho
following real estate, to wit; Lot No.
SO in The town Of Currolton; also the
West half Of Lot No 55. and lhe undi.
Vided East half OF said lot No. 55, ia
he Town Of CarroIlon. Taken in exc.
curon and will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT. Sheriff.
Sep I3, 1874
Pnurr'e leo $50.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-10-04

every kind of business reviving and adj
vancing to prosperity, and ask himself
whether he dare-as a lover OF the lnstl'u-
tions of our glorious republic--do an act
to check her onward course to wealth, gram
deur and glory. Let him reflect on the
importance of settled policy forencourag@
ing the industry of our citizens, in all thef
diversified occupations. Let him ask HIM
self the question, whether the polcy re-
commended by the great apostle OF Demo-
cracy, Thomas jefferson, and all the Illus
trious worthless of '76, be not good-em-
phaticaIy, good poHcy, and let him vote
accordingly.
In great haste, I am, &c.,
JOHN LLOYD.
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JayMe's EXpcClOrant.
Pnuoi'e leo | so.

n o hcr medicine will remNVe nu.
c;i, or from ths throat so thorough.
ty n. ,Ol$. Il ,hectuslly loosens ,he
coapuIalpd masses from The membrane
" hich lines the trachla, and ateVery
cough The patent will bring up portions
OF The dlsengsged matter. 10 all com
plants Of The pulmonary organs, even
" here nature seems 10 be making no eff
fort TO throw of The disease, Jayns's
ExpeCloranI impatts vigor 10 The ma
chlnery OF respiration. and enables thom
10 dsencumber themselves Of the OBJ.
struc,ions which had mpeded their free
operation. Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis,
Pleurisy in a word, oil diseases Of 9
pulmonary nature, yield TO this prepa-
ration, # properly administered.
HAVE YOU A CoUGH?- Do not neglect
it; thousands have mel premature
death tor the want OF a liuls attention
TO a common cold.
Have you a Cough9-Dr Jayne's
EXpeclorant a sale medical prescrip.
lion, con aiming no poisonous drugs. and
used In an extensive practice Cor sever
al years, will most positively afford re-
lief and save you from that awful dis
ease Pulmonary Consumption, which an
nuaIIy sweeps into the grave hundreds
Of tho young, the old, the lair, The love-
Iy and the gay.
Have you Coughf-Be persuaded 10
purchase a bottle of,he ExpeclorsnI!-
To day Tomorrow may be TOO late,
Have you CoughS-JHyOe's Expec
to'Ou' is The only remedy you shOulc
,She 10 cure yor.
For this plain reason, that in no one
/ Of The thousand cases where il has been
used hes it failed to relieve
For sale by l, Atkinson g. 20. Car
rolItoO, and R. K Gtav, Wsynesburgh
September l3. 1874.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-10-04
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BRIGHT
IOuisiaMa Erect!

Our readers may recolect that at the
State and Congressional Election, on the
first of July, that Mr.. Morse, Locoloco' Of
the State Senate was e( cted to Congress-
An election to Gil the vacancy in the Sem
ate took place on the 9th, 10th, and Ilth
days of September last Alexander DE-
cloue,, Esq, (Whigl and Emile Mouton'
brother to the present Governor, were the
candidates. After an animated struggle
Declouet, the Wing candidate, is elected
by scueMy-sir coles majority; and that a
painst the whole executive power and pat
ronage of the State and Federal Govern
ment, This gives the Wings majority
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-10-04
SaIGOf Real Estate by order
of Court.

On Saturday The 2nd. day Of Novem
ber next, a. o'clock P. NJ. at the donr
of The Court House, in the town of Car
rolIton, will be sold TO The highest bid
der. the following real estate. as The
property of Frederick LNyde. deceased,
to wit: The North Est corner of the
South East quarter Of section 81, in
Township l6 Of range seven, Contaio
ing 40 acres in Rose township, being i60
poles North and South, by 10 poles
East and West-One third cash in hand
and the balance in two equal annual in
stalmenls with interest
HENRY LEYDE Admr,
of Frederick Lsyde, Decd.
October 4lh 1914. 4"
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Sale Of Real Estate by order
Of (OnrI.
October 4 h 1874
Printers fee | 81,

On the 6'b day Of November A. D
1874. between the hours OF 10 o'clock
A, M and 4 P NJ Of said Gay, at the
door of the Cour; House in CarroIton.
will be sold TO the highest bidder, the
following real estate, as the property Of
James McCombs deceased TO wit: The
East half of the North East quarter oI
section 70, in Township ID, and Range
6, excepting 10 acres sold to Francis
Reynolds, subject to the dover estate OF
Eiizebeth McCombs. widow Of James
McCombs, deceased. Appraised at
$7I2 90: Terms Of sale; one third OF
the purchase money in hand; one third
10 one year. and the remaining one third
in Two years, 10 be secured by mortgage
on the premises, with interest.
WILLIAM OGLE, Admr
with the will annexed Of James
McCombs deceased.
October 4lh 1874,
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SHERIF C"S SALE

Rv virtue ola wri, Of e ia ct Iep fd'
is,ned out Of the Court oI Common Pleas
for Carroll county, Ohio, and 10 me d.
rec,pd | will Offer Tor sale 10 the town
Of Lee,bnrph, Carroll county, on Moo
dsv the 3Orh day Of September, 1874
At 10 o'clock NJ the following proper
TO- 10 Wit: One Fire Eogne Onc three
Ladders. Taken in execution and vii
be sold by me. =
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
September 90, lS44,
Printers leo | 90.
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SHERIFFS SALE

By virtue Of writ OF Al Pin Alias
Vendi, issued out o(the Court Of Com
mon pleas for Carroll County Ohio, and
TO me directed, will Offer for sale at
the door Of the Court House in the Town
of CarroIIton on Monday the Il'h day
OF November next, between the hours
Of 10 o'clock A. M. and o'clock P. N
tho following real estate, TO wit: Lots
No. 43 and 36 iu The original plat OI
CenIreviIle (now CarroIlton,) Taken
IN execution and will be sold bv me,
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
October 4 h 1874
Printers fee | 80,
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the 'coens have not yet the control of that
body, A rather doubtful speculation, MIR
Harsh, eh?"
The charge contained in the foregoing
article, no one who is willing to do his
neghbor justice, would venture to make
and no one but such man as would he
willing to enter into like bargain, would
have given publicity to that charge. am
the more surprised at this charge, because
it is made by a man in whose road never
laid a straw, to the best of my recollection:
Permit me here to inform that man, that l
shall, as heretofore, vote, this falb Tor my
country's good, ''as understand it"
As to the Judgeship, do most positively
aver, that 10 Wing has talked to me on
that subject, within the last year or two;
and, further, here take the liberty to say,
that | shall mol be candidate for the "Va-
cant Judgeshp." Iconfess, | am entirely
al less to know what was meant by the
editor of that paper in imputing such cor
ruption to me. Ii his object was to induce
my friends to lend their aid to his man, he
is wholly mistaken in the men. My
friends will know how to appreciate such
uncaIled-tor attacks on me; and treat them
as they deserve to be treated, | have yet
to learn, that treating man unjustly, will
be likely to divert his friends from pursuing
the course which they believe to be correct.
That's all!
LEONARD HASH,
Harrison Tp., Oct. Sd, 1914.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-10-04
FRIDAY::::.::":OCT, A, 4sA4.
Senatorial Electors

THOMAS CoRwIN, Of Warren;
Peter HTTeHCocK. Of Geauga.
Diet. Congressional Electors
BeIiRmy Slorer, OF flamltoni
2-WiIIlam Bebb, ol Butler;
3-Aaron-Harlan, ofGreeOe;
A Samson Mason, Of Clark;
5 David J. Corey, Of iIenryi
6-Iosiah Scott, Of CFs~loFd;
T-ReOder W. Clarke, Of Clermont
6-David Adams, OF Ross;
.9-Joseph OIds, otPckSwoy;
10 Daniel S Nor,oa oiKnox;
Wash'lon " ConkIin ,or Merton
Samuel r tioIcomb. ofGalIia;
l3-Esflnw Chapin, Of Washington;
IA John Crooks, Of Guernsey;
l5-Ssm' W. Bosrwick, ofHarrison;
I6- WiIIidm r. SaPP, Of Holmes;
I7-John w Gill, oI Jefferson;
IS-Cyrus SPHINX, ofWayne;
19-Jocob H. Baldwin, oI TrUmbull;
William l. PerkinS, Of Lake;
2l-John Fuller. ofErie.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-10-04
n1rLooK TO THE LAW %

We hopethat the Trustees ofTownships
Judges of Elections,) will look well to the
Net to preserve gbe purity Of Eteclions!"
An extensive system of Locofoco "PiPe
Laying" 1--we have reason to Opprehend') j
will be practred, on TeusdNy next unless
it be prevented by the vigilance of the
Judges of the Election. Will our Wing
friends see that the provision Of the law
ure rigidly eniorced'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-10-04
(SIgned,
W ,
VIM II CABELL,
VIM. WRIT.
WIN, FOUCHEE, Sr.
PEYTON RANDOLPH
THOS RICHIE.
The POLK FAMILY.

The editor Of the 81. Louis Republi-
who was a delegate from Missouri TO
the recen, grear Wing Conventions in
Tennessee. gives the following summa
~ of the POLK FAMILY at Columbia
The place Of James X POk'S residence: /:
"At The late Whig mass convention IN
Columbia, Tennessee, (Mr. Polk rest =
dencr) there we're present five men by
the name Of Polk, all good true Wings.
They are cot, however, decended from
Ezekle Polk, Of revolutionary memory,
but from Thomas Polk, gallant Whig
OF 1916. Al The head Of these five
Polks stood the venerable and honored
Bishop Polk Bishop Of the Episcopal
Church Of Tennessee, and a cousin ot
James X Polk Although connected by
affection and consAneuinlly to his cou'
sin, and q, the head Of Church embra
cling men Of both parties, the Bishop
feels it a duty 10 his couutry TO protest
and does oppose in The most public man
ner, the election OF James K Fo k TO the
Presidency. He freely says that he is
unfi Tor so elevaldd station, and The
principles he supports are perncious -
This is hut ono Of the many strong eVl-
Gences against M. Polk, furnished by
his immediate neighbors and most init
male 8Cquslntances."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-10-04
STRIKING FACT.

The people of Vermont, though al
most exclusively an agricultural people,
in 1910 used 10000 barrels Of four
the wheat of which was grown in the
other States Of ine Unoa. 'fhIs large
amount OF breadsluHS they are enabled
to nuy in m import from other States,
because they were engaged IN The ra's-
ing ol sheep to supply the Eastern man
ulsclorlps with wool Should not lhis
striking fact cutry 10 the Nlnds OF every
rcArcuug farmer proof OF ihe necessity
OF supporting the Tariff, whose protect
loo uphoIds and secures so excellent
market for those oI them engaged in the
growing of corn and wheat. Brea'
down The tariff TO morrow, and the tarm
ers OF Vermont will Ire con pel'ed TO
bandvn wool culture and to grow 'hel
owa breadstuEs, and thus will this mar
Net for so much -four be bro ken uP.-A
Wig.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-10-04
B A. F4H.VESTOCK'S VERMI
FJEE

The greet worm DESTROYER BY the
administration OF ibis medicine TO chit.
dreO al the proper time, great amount
oI suffering wou'd be obvlared and in
many instances lhrlr lives would be
preserved; out OF the abundant tesimp
nv before me o. iss efficacy, | select the.
following:
certify thar ] gave one bottle OF B.
A Fahnpsrock's VermiIuge TO child Of
mine [eiehIeen months old,) which
brought away 2G4 worms.
GEORGE BEATTY.
CarroIlton Sept 3, 1914.
For sale BY
R KENNEDY, Druepist.
COrrolton, Sept. l3, 1874.
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A REMUNERATION.

The Ohio State Journal says, we take
great pleasure in laying the ioowlngcom-
munication before our readers. Doctor
LLOYD is among ourmost intelligent citizens
and when such men leave the foul party,
il is an endorsement OF the excellence and
purity of whig principles, which should
not be lost on his former associates
MIFFLIN. Sept, 26, l844.
Messrs Editors;--Owing 10 the pressure
of my professional engagements, have
not time TO write out my reasons for the
course that shall take at the ensuing Presi-
dental election--reasons that abundantly
satisfy my mind that Henry CLAY, by every
consideration of sound American policy
ought most emphatically, to be our mex
President How the Democrats can ahan
don the Protective Tariff. which was th'
first important measure passed by the hrs
Congress that assembled under the constl
tuition, and sanctioned by the immor'a
Washington and every succeeding Presl
, dent down to the patriot Jackson, canno
conceive. Let every American pause
: and most seriously reflect before he cast
, his vote for James X, Polk and the repe'
{ of the Tariff of '42, Let him look abroa
over this vast extended country, and Sc
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-10-04
EHERTFF'S SALE.

BY virtue OF Two wrils Of Alias Vendi
EGpOndS, issued oUt Of The Court Of Com.
mon Peas Tor Carroll county, Ohio, and
TO me directed, will offer for sale al
the door Of the Court house in Carroll
ton. on Monday the l4lh day Of Oclo
ber next, between The hours OF 10 clock
A. NJ. and o'clock P. N the following
real estate, 10 VII: Lot No. 2 in Jers.
mish Mason's addition 10 the town OF
Pekin. Taken in execution and will be
sold by me.
DAVID WATT, She iriff.
Sept. 10 1914
Printers lee So
ALSO,
AT the same time and place, bv virtue
ofa wri'e Of Plu Alias Veadi ErponaS,
issued out Of said Court, will offer for
sale the following real estate 10 wit:
The North East @ iarrer Of Section l6,
Township I3, Of RsDge 5. Also the
Eost half OF The South West quarter of
Section 10, Township IL, of Range 5,
subject to The life estate ol David Rich
ards. Taken in execution and will bs
sold by me,
DAVID WATT. Sheriff.
Sept l3, 1874.
Printers fee so
ALSO.
At the same time and place by virtue
OF a writ Of Alias Vendi Erponds, issued
oUt Of said Court, will offer for sale
The following real estate, 10 wit: Tho
North half Of the North West quarter
of Section IL, Township l3, Of Range
6, containing 80 l6-l00 acres. Taken
in execution and will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
Sept i3, 1914
Printers fee so