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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-10
FROM AIf.NI(O.

The Charleston PATROL OF Saturday evening gives
the fallowing intelligence by vessel which eft Vera
Cruz on the In nit. The last arrival ~ Orleans
was it"n 'fampicc. which brought p 5 from Mexico
dated the Q h January.
I'VE learn fEom Capt. Peterson. of the brig Naiadc,
from Vera Cruz, that Santa Aaa had attacked AT tho
head OF 1000 men, 1900 Of which were cavalry, the
town Of Ponhiabui he driven hack by the revolu.
tlnisisSanla Ana, il is said would endcavor to maxi
his escape either by the way ui Vera Cruz nr rnspan
The day previous to the sailing Of The Npjade about $50
volunteers fun Alvorado aud 500 were expected from
CamPeachy IN the steamer Mnnezuma, which with
those ALREADY N Vera CTU2. would present formidable
front agaps, any iatee the Dictator might march against
thai city. The revouiioniss in hot pursuit., of
Santa Anna and certain death awaited him should he
jail into their hands. National Guard similar TO III,
French National Guard had been established by the rev
oiuansts throughout McKee, and all lureao citizens
were called upon to defend themselves notwithstanding
the revolution spreading with ppidy htaughoul
the republic. Santa Anna was still surrounded with
number Of inGGentia friends"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-10
FOR THE yIRGtNIAN

,,,, FOR THE vIRGINIAN,
ihe Hon WIN. Taylor O.oco) Of Rockbrdue is
'o' re election IN that Congressional District
"A certain aspirant will be sadly disappoin,eJ,O
rrginian..
And II We are not much mistaken "A cer,o;o ,.n;
mas oensad'y disappointed at the nomna ,ion of
certain MI. John Hill. Wonder who he is q,
H., ma Republican.
.nessrs Editors:-The above query was asked in the
las. ntpaoocan which the Editor doubtless imaoned
VIA, why AND cutting 10 some He wonders
nation OF certain Mr. hill by the Famvle Convsn
su"'oai VIM he pardn me tor propoundiug two 9th.
t,s wlch ne may more readily aisw er than c,u I.2
Mo"uel Mha' "spraat" was sadly Disappointed ), =,
",,; a.sa ., last Springs elec,iun1 Wonder wha,
"f"a 10 me pap Of Uncle Sans crib was ",odb,
"Wonder who he is 2" pI1fsTnm,1g'on g
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-10

auerade ball which ecpsed any thing ever befe presen-
ted TO my view There were present about fifteen hun
dred OF both sexes dressed in the varied and fanas
lie les Imaginable sumo in the costume OF the devil
with his closen feet Sone like monks, nuns knights,
soldiers. and North American Indians. Oihers repre-
.eo,ed in their dress every nation and every cme-one
dressed in the ska II the white bearsooiher Perso"s
ted the ourangou,sng. To the music of seve"'y-hvs
ddlers, this oey crew danced and capered in man.
ner indscrbabe. My curiosity was perfectly satisfied,
and shall never 60 TO another.
Great preparations are now making for the usual pa
rade and festivities Of the first day of the new year
Much more attention paid this day than to Christ
mas though it is Catholic country. On this occasion
all the schools take weeks hoyday, but Christmas
only day. The ladies are preparing to make their
round of visits by leaving their cards in, when the
carriage siops at the door. by the iootman II the visit
intended for two persons, two corners OF the card are
turned down. u for three then three corners are turn
ed down--and The stores and shops are again
preparing make great display, calculating to attract
attention and charge double price for every thing sold
a years gilt.
NV observation has led me to place a lower estimate
on the beauty Of the French ladies' than many fancy
sketches have attributed to them. They
pal in this respect with the American ladies' Look
week in Paris. and you will not find much beauty q
hope they will not think intend to fatter as may be
seen in Lynchburg.
Would could persuade my fair countrywomen to add
another gem their beauty and lovelness by Initiating
the present eisnng fashion of Europe, in simplicity oil
dress No party colored dresses. onamened with show
and gaudy founces and nrbelows are worn by the la
dies Of distinction in Paris-ihey a,ed n dark
colors, made with great neatness and simplicity But
the ladies here many Of them quite intelligent,
though very singular in of their whims and attach
ments. Most every you meet in the street leads
little dog by string; are the gentlemen free from this
folly. So highly do they prize their dogs so careful
their health, and numerous they that large bull
ding has been erected in Paris and is now realsiop
splendid fortune dog hospital.
amused myself one evening last week. in attending
the Italian Opera, to hear the two unrivalled singers o.
the present day Greasy and Marine. Ia the Theatrical
circle, Macready is creating much excitement in Paris
He arrived here last week, aid is performing in the
tragedy of Nirglnus, to crowded houses.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-10
STATE SENATE-IEXAS.

The disagreement oI the House Of Delegates 10 the
Seuau's amendments Of the Iexas Resolutions was the
subject OF pilby debate in the Senate Yesterday Mr.
1hompsrn at A. gentleman entirely too modes for
The ga'd Of his iciaes made char aud powerful
exposition 81 the constitutional difficulties involved in
The wild lsudmaran proposition o the Democracy; and
Mr.. Csperoa followed up the Positions Of Mr. T. with
great ygSr.
Messrs. Thompson ol X, MeMullcln and Wallace
snppHied the unlimited p1wer Of Congress ou the sub
,eet. being clear aud lndspniabe ore of them
n least claimed the the power 10 annex China, Grea
Britain. Cuba. &c.
Mr.. sIaeafd. W. learn. will rcply 10 day--nn1 de
Rich. Hhig.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-10

aud Shelton +. Leake have been nominated as opposing
candidates for Congress in The Albemsrle dis,rct-he
turner by the Wing, The latter by the Locco Conyen
hon. The Wings can elect Mr. Irving il they will
'ha' 'hey 'eu cannot permi, myself to doubt. In
district Their remark is equally applicable, Mr. HILL the
opponent OF Col HUBBARD. while he has greatly the ad
vantage OF his opponent in all statesman like qualities
IS IN other respects every way worthy the confidence and
support Of the Wings. hope to him re-nsaied in
the position which he form erly filled with such dis,n-
gulshed ability.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-10
BEDFORD AND FRANKLIN SENATORIAL
DISTRICT

II seems that Robert r. Woods Esq. is now the can
dida,e for the Senate in this District. We had not
heard when our last paper went press that there was
any other candidate besides Mr. Burwell. We have
since heard that the Wings of the two counties met
franklin court and nominated Mr.. Woods. We did not
know that even Convention was in contemplation, un
til the result reached u.s. OF the Wings will all
supper; the nominee, he is firm and undev iaiinp
Wing Weare in hopes to chronicle his success in our
next. Mr.. Burwe's Withdrawal will be seen in another
column.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-10
Donte stir KmtrI,iacmce.


.Nse York Csrrespos ieace ef Tie .Naioaai Ia.
fsiigeec,r.
The late dcnnssis,ra this city in favor II the
annexation al Texas, worthy sequel 10 the "s~.
ltex aci' wlash was put upun the Stage by Nr. Iy
ks The n.eiin. began aad ended in ,umuli and dis.
eerd.-..1e xss, Texas nothing hnt Texas. compro-
mise," were the ctts that o,erfrped all Others.
cta,iop in favor OF Governor Wright rejected amid
Kisses and excraileis. Then personal collisions
among the conflicting tsciiuns and blows
Mere given and received amid aaIhs ani EXPLANATIONS Of
the most dabslies kind. The scene Is described by
eye "inesses as conveying very graphic idea oil the
quarrt'is Ut Pandemouium
Tie respectable IL the Locnfeo journals Complain
thai the hail was usarped by the Empire Club aud the
Casiom House party and that their nniied rces under
the leadership Ut Captain Rynders. took their hands
the direction Of all the proceedings All. gent emen,
you have rgh, To complain.
This handed justice
Commends the ingredients Of The poisoned ehace
To our own lips"
The ''bloody Instructions you have taught are but
returning To plague the inventors. When, before The
lection. this Empire club perperating daily
acls Of outrage towards the Whigs-nterrupng their
meetings aud assailing them in their professions with
bludgeons aud bpwie knvesyuu only pail aled OF
made light OF their rufany deeds. but published their
resolutions aud reported their dongs in behalf Of YOUR
party, and failed To allude III them aud their
doubtabe captain bs, IN tome o respectful awe II Is ou
lae for you 10 hope 10 awaken pablo sympathy by
campIanis Of the Expire club. After receiving fhor
services, it will do Tor you attempt shake off the
association.
Ia aliudng 10 the fact that Mr.. Rabeu Tyler the
principal at the great meeting in behalf Of
alton: the .Neiss openly denounees the President. and
ridcues the idea his name being mentioned with hon
Tammany Hall. ale has managed ;" il says, 10
crawl up To e.raln equvoca position the onfier
edge Of the Democratic party Here is gratitude Tor
yonl The Picbeaa takes different view altogether
of the character aud probable effect at the lneeng
These quaes. having reference they do solely To the
momenuus question. luw shsIl the spuls he dislfba
udl" looked uponb by the public geneally. as the
natural eeryeseenee the heterogeneous elements hat
60 h. .ill the great Lacufcp caudfaa
There advance yesterday in prices al tie
Brokers' Boald, owing to The favorable news by the
Gambia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-10

Omrages IN Catiardue1s County We learn from
the Buffalo y. \ J Commercial Advertiser of Monday
that serious disturbances have taken place in Caaran
gus county among the people residing ON lands formerly
beongine To the Holland Land company The Sheriff
has been arrested by those whom he was sent 10 SERVE
process and other demonstrations" made upon The au
'horllies after the fashion Of proceedings ReLssalaer
aud Columbia Counties.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-10
ANNEXATION OF CANADA AND NEW
BRti NSNItkl

Petitions fnm New York and Name were presented
in The senate "n Monday. far The annexation NJ lese
British colunlts' Why uo2 We have just as honest
right To them have Ia Texas, Cor which We
swapped with Spain for Florida in $50 anonn
oad jackson approving the barganl There is an old
sJese that is well to be hanged M an old sheep As
amhn' II the nation turns Rogue and Land Paie,
let II d. snon grand scale, aud win God enough To
guild the infamy Rich u hg
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-10

The ocoioco Convention which met al Union, Mon
roe county, a few days since, nominated Gen A. A.
Chapman, the present representative the candidate
to represent that District in the next Congress. The
W hgs hold Convention al the place the 9Th
OF the present month to nominate their candidate.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-10
BEDFORD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

We understand tina, the Convention of the Wings Of
The different counties oflhe Bedford Congressional Dis
trle, which met In Charlottesville on last Tuesday
nominated as their candidate. JOS. X IRVING. Esq.
OF Amherst, The Locos the day before in Conven
ton. and nominated Shelton f. Leake. Esq. of Abe
marie. Gen. Gordon has Withdrawn his name as a can
didae.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-10

The manufacture OF Tobacco screws hat,eners cast.
lngs. &c. is carried toa great extent in this pls
Those manufactured by Diuguld & McNamee are said
py 'ose VINO nave used Them to be very superior an
Gle. Persons in want Of such articles in lawn or cam
try, would do well 10 give them call See their ad
verllsemen In another column. Lyichb,ng Repub.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-10
Enumeration of Canada and .Nr, Br,D,s,,

,annenaton Of Canada and .New Bro,s,cick Petit
tions have been presented to Congress for the annexa
ton Of Canada and New Brunswick Some debate
sprung up in the Senate on the presentation OF one
for the annexation of Canada, from the State of Mich.
gan
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-10
%. CHS. II. LYNCH, Esq, has declined running
as candidate for the Legislature this Spring His let
ter is in the last Republican.

Later from .herico.-As we expected, Santa Ana
has not been captured but bya late arrival we see he
had attacked the town Of Pueba the head of 1000
men, and was driven back by the revolutonis,s. He
has many influential citizens on his side
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-10

o. correspondent in Bedford writes chat there is
danger that the Wings will be beaten in that District. !"
We hope all the citizens of Lynchburg who have votes
in Bedford will 60 up and cast them for Mr., Woods and
endeavor TO secure his election
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-10
CLAY STATUE IN NEI SON

Meh"da, o. ,e Ladies of Nelson will be held in the
March, to AID in the erection Ola CLAW a,ue i uay o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-10

For Rent.
RA THE BRICK TENEMENT
3!nk in the occupancy Of Jas. NJ Yallcey. on
III It'll on Main street, nearly opposite To Geo.
Baebys Store. is for rent The lower
part Of II is fitted up for Confectionery business ii,
might. al small expense, he prepared for some other bu
siHess. The upper part Of The house is comoriabie
family residence should prefer the whole Of
the house 10 person; but, should il be preferred the
business and family apartments will be rented apart
Possession can be had immediately
x. b. TOWNLEY, Ag't
for Alice Worthing,on.
Jan.W tslf
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-04-18
SHERHsiSS S,lTE
B(S'ppe'Olg ga~Fp el@ Ja fl Ise }aE
= aea plll .of lhe our ol comrhjn pless

BlsylupesOI- e@fp OiN ta el Iso fa 4
Is'sea apaa Of he ourl ol comrhjn pleas
iof carroll coun'y. Ohio, and to me dl.
reered, will offer for sale at public nuc,
toh at the residence Of p. W. hadesrv.
IN Brown township, on Monday the 2lst
inst. al ten o'clock, A. M. on said DAY
The following property, VIZ: one horse
Creature, two fields oil wheat In the
ground and three head OF cattle. AL.
SO, same-day. by Virius of The same
wrilO, will offer for sale at the residence
OF John W. RUSSELL in Rose township,
at three O'Clock. P N. the following
properly, viz' four head OF cattle, twen
y head Of sheep and twenty Ave acres
OF wheat in lhe ground Taken in exc
cnlion and will be sold by
D, WATT. Sheriff
April II, ls45-Pr. fee 81 25.
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SHERIFFHS SALE

Bf vlrIue OF a writ OF f ia ct iev ia
issued out Of the court OF common pleas
for Carroll cnunty. Ohio, and to me d.
rrced, will f'.r for sale at The house
of William Champer, in Harrson town
chip, ON Monday the 2Ist day of April,
1s45, The following properly TO Wiz
three horse creatures, one two horse wa
gou, two sets Of horse gears, one buggy
and harness. six head OF cows, and two
fields Of whea, in the ground. about ff.
ty acres. Sale 10 commence at ten
o'clock, a. NJ, on said day Taken in
execution and vii he sold BY
D. WATT, Sheriff.
April II, 1S45-Pr, fes ST..
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SRERIFF"S SALE.

BY Virtue o writ Of F, tn Il lsb ia
issued oDt Of lhe court ol common pleas
for Carroll county, Ohio, and to me di
tecieS, will Offer for sale al the Iiar
lem Springs, in Lee ,OWnship. IN Fant
day the l9rh day Of April, ls46. the loI
lowing property, 10 wit: FIVE head ul
Iorse creatures, two Cows. one Wind.
mill, one Rife Gun, one Mantle Cloch
one two horse Wagon, lhrte sells q
horse Gears and one lot OF -Four
Barrels. Sale to commence at ten o
clock A NJ on said day Taken in exc.
cution and will be sold by me
DAVID WATT, Bherif
April 4, l845 Pr lee / 90
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SHERIFF'S MALE

Bv Virtue OF a wrlt OF FL ia es leo ia
issVed out Of the Court of Common
Pleas for Carroll county, OHIO, and 10
me oireeled. will rfIer Tor sale al rhe
Court house in CaIroIIlon, on Monday
The 2lst day OF April. A. d l845. be-.
'~een the hours oI 10 O'Clock A. NJ
and 4 O'Clock P NJ the follow irp r, Al
tsldir. 10 Wit: The North tall Of The
South East Quarter Of Secli,n "a
Township l3, aud r nge S, containing
seventy acres, more or less. Tia ken IN
execution and viii hp sold hv sns
DAVID WATT, Sh eriff
MarCh FL 1916 Pr. lee /, so
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TAllGOI2IITG}
In New EHagcrstOwn!

The subscriber would respecIIulI,
INFORM his old customers and The pub
Iic generally, that he still continues Ia
carry on the above business in New
NagerStown, Carroll county, Ohio. He
Will be found in his shop at all times 10
attend TO those who may favor hun with
call. He receives The New York
and Philadelphia Fashions regularly
every Spring and Fa Il =, which viii ena.
Die him 10 give satsf action 10 both old
and young. He hopes by strict atlen.
lion to business to receive a share of
that patronage which is always beslow.
ed by liberal public on the industrious
His charges will be made to suit tbe
lines, and he will receive either cash
Or country produce 10 payment.
WILLIAM McCANDLESs.
- Feb. IA. 1845.
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SHERfFF,S SALE.

by virtue Of q writ OF Plu Alias Kend
ETponds, issued out of the court of com
mon pleas, Tor Carroll county, Ohio, and
to me directed, | will offer for sale at the
door OF the court house 10 CarrOlIton, on
Monday the 2lsl day Of April, 1916, the
following property. 10 wit one bay mare,
one colt, and four mich cows Sale to
commence al | o'clock, P. NJ. Takon
IN execution and will bs sold Ly
D. WATT, Sheriff.
April II, 1916 Pr fee 81.
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SItERfLFiS SALE

Bv virtue Of wit Of ii. IA ei ler f0
and Two ~rirs Of Frndi Irponds issued
out ol the co0,t ol COMMON pleas for
Carol county, Ohio. and 10 me direct
cd ! vii offer Tor sale al The Mil ol
John Shober, in LoUdon township. on
SATURDAY Inc l9h day Of April. 1915,
the following properly, 70 Wit One sIn
gle Cardlng Ma,bme aud Picker, hree
head. Of Horses and one Wagon, three
sets Of Horse Gears one yoke Of CauIe,
FIVE head OF Cove. 20 acres of Wheal
IN the ground. and 20 head OF Sheep -
Sale 10 commence st ! o'clock p n 20
said diV Taken in execution end &li
Oe sold by me.
DAVID WATT. Sheriff
April lS45 = Pr fee 0A
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SHERlFFS SALE

By virtue Of writ OF Yendi E1p9nds
issued out OF the court OF common plea.
for Carroll county, Ohio. and TO me di
recled, will offer for sale in The Town
OF Malvern, on Friday The 18th day o.
April, lS45 the following properry, to
wit; Two Common Stoves and Pipes,
Two Astor Lamps. 4 Eiverpoo Lamps.
one large BrbIe and Hymn Book Sa 2
to commence bI I2 O'Clock, NJ on said
day. Taken in execution and viii he
sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
April 4, 1915 Pr fee 100
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The undersigned have been drIy ap-
pointed and qualified as Administrators
Of The Estate Of Thomas Sbesrer, late
Of Carroll county, deceased; Therefore
all persons iDdsbled sad estate mUsI
make immediate payment TO The sub
scr,bers, and all having claims agsins
said estate will present Them, legally
proven, for settlement within The lime
required bv law
JOHN Il SHEARER, ! Admins
JONATHAN SHEARER ttalors.
Feb rs, 1916.
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GOLDEN BOOT,

A few doors west OF Leggst's Hotel.
where they will he found a. all reason.
able hours, ready ana pleaded 10 wait
upon their customers and The pubic.
We will take in exchange for articles
N our line Of business all kind Of mer-
'hanIable produce Wheat, corn, oals,
i,x-seed, bacon, beans, butter, eggs,
wool, ftx, llnDen f x and tow yarn.
aud every other variety Of country proa
luce.
CarttIitop. Na,cbt0t lsAE
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Notice

y hereby gwen, tina, pen'ioa was
a this dav 6Ied in The { flee Of the
Clerk OF the Court oI Common Pleas, in
and TOR The county oi Carroll. end Stale
Of Ohio, by james S Snderson, George
Sanderson, John Sand, rson. and Sam
ueI WoodburD, praying snid Court to
declare Vacated the town plar Of The
town OF Woodbury., in SAID countv-apt
that the came will stand for hearing at
the next term.
VAN BR )WN,
Attorney lor Petitioners
March 10, io45- Mar 81, '451
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SHERirFS VIE

by viFI0e Of VIII, ol Fl. ia q leo fa.
issned ooI OF HE conrt Of common ole 3
for Carroll county, OHIO, and 10 madl-
rected. will offer for sale al he house
m james Sharp, iu Perry township, Car
roll county, Ono, on Saturday The - h
day Of April, 1915 ,he following pGyos
and chsiIels, 10 wit: ons red and whire
COW. Sale to commence al ~ o'clock
NJ Taken in execution and will be
sold by Inc
DAVID WATT, Sheriff,
April 4, lS45-Pc fee | 90
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SRERI"F'S SALE.
George b walt.

George ID walt. l
Ug f.. r.. ..,,
Christopher O'Rpurke !" N"'''''!'
& William Sralon.
By virtue 6l Decree IssIied oni ol
'he { ourt Of Common Pe;s of CaDoII
ccuCty aud 70 me directed, I will bHHtr
for sale a he Gooi oI The CoDu house 10
Carrolllon, on Monday The 2lst jay Of
Aprii next. between rhe hours OF 10
O'Clock A, N & O'Clock P. N. Of sad
day. the following DESERVED tract and
LOT OF land situate IN the county nj Car
roll. and Stale OF Ohio. 10 vii: Il belrg
part ol the South East Quarter OF Sec
ion nine, in Township slSreen. and
+ Range six, and bounded as iOilo@s;-
Commencing st H white oak tree near
The centre Of the Section, thence south
u degrees 80 minutes. ems, twenty
chains and eighteen links 10 "a post
thence east thirteen chains TO hickory
on The bank Of d mill race; thence Dor,h
4S degrees east one chain ard seventy
+ four links; rherc4 north Is degrees east
Rve chains and lhiriV iOUr links hence
norh 10 degrees 30 minutes wes' tHo
chains and fourteen lIrks: thence north
55 degrees east three chains and d
! links, thence north 81 degrees 80 MN.
} utes esst t%o chains aud fiity liz Ks
, thence north 81 degrees EAST Two cham:
: and lhirtv Pighl links, thence north 81
degrees end 30 minutes east iour chain'
and twenty links; thence north 6B de
! grees two chains and fifty liz ks; thence
+ north 3 degrees east three chains ant
seventy three links. thence south So de.
! grees ana % minutes west thirty three
} chains and forty one links along hi
line Of the Quarter Section 10 the pac
OF he ginning containing forty two 4
three. fourth acres Of land. more or les'
Taken by virtue oI ssid decree aid WI
be sold BY me.
; DAVID WAIT. Sheriff,
= and Sppciai Master CommissIone
n March 7, l845. Pr. fee so.
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G-Dr SMlTH having declined the
practice OF his profession in CarroIIton,
would take This opportunity of recon
mending 10 hs trIeods. aud The public
A. K CHlsH In, NJ CD as physlcau
IN whom The utmost onfdeDce can he
placed.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

4 Office is hereby given. that The
~ undersigned hos been appointed
and duly qualified as Administrator de
boh,S non on The estate OF Daniel Berlin
late ol Carroll countV, OHIO, deceased
Those indebted 10 said estate are reques
ted TO make immediate payment
THOMAS WALLACE.
AdmlnislralOt de. boniS non
z Feb. %, lS45.