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Polynesian., 1845-04-05

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mead OF the revolutionary movement in that
country, which has been as Usual quite
bloodless.
The Russian army has experienced severe
r%everses in Circassia, losing GO, 600 men.
From the Journal Des Debats of Oct. VIC
learn NJ. Bruat is to be relieved Of his COM
nand at Tahiti,
the influenza IS prevailing very extensive
~ both here and at Maui. At Labinaluna
the high school has been interrupted in con-
sequence and there are not natives cnou,h
lett able to DC about to bring in the produce
required by the large fleet Of whalers in port.
The Prussian whaler Brousia has arrived
at Maui. Her captain has a circular letter
to the American consuls in the case she NAV
want assistance. The King of Prussia is
Interested in the voyage and is a large
stoSkholderi IN the company VIII. fitted her out.
CoRREcTION.-ln the haste with which VIC
were obliged to 90 over our proofs near
midnight on Saturday, we inadvertently al
lowed Mr.. II. Sea in the account of the re-
ccption at the palace to appear as Vice Con-
sui for the Hawaiian Islands, instead of the
southern Islands, as it should have read.
If any errors in the delivery of the apers occur,
we should be glad to be informed Immediately in or
der to correct them. We have now a new carrier;
our late boy being very deficient in the proper ap-
rrecIatlon ofthc distinction between meum andtuum.
we nave been obliged 10 put him in a situation where
nc VIII have leisure to reflect upon his sinful courses.
-Hut We did not do this until we found that he had
done for some time quite a four,shing business in
selling papers on his own account. We greive for
's'uttcTing jun whose fame is 30 well known here,
(nnd which had also reached even London as we see
by a late Atlenwum,) tlat he should be thus shut up,
when midway on the road to Immortality. He : rare
genius, and Of great resources notwithstanding his
impeachment Of speech, but we do hope that we shall
never see his like again.
We would suggest that those who wish sin
gle papers should send to the Office for them
Our carrier hereafter will not be authorized to sell
extra copies unless the money is paid him at the
time. We arc obliged to adopt this rule to avoid
the great trouble occasioned by keeping the run
OF sums due for one or a few papers, delivered by the
carrier at. request of individuals whose names he
either is unaquainted with or cannot remember.
The house of Mobiles assembled on the I'd. inst.
OF Maunakilika, and partly organised. On that
and the two following days several resolutions were
discussed and passed, admitting new members
The following persons were unanimously elected
and commissioned as mobiles -
JosUA hAEo, JowA PnKoI,
JoNA KAPENA. BENIKI N~AMAHEHA.
PAULo kANoA, kAIsARA kApAKEA,
NAMAUU JAS. YOUNG KANEHoA
The House Of Representative is not yet organ
ised, owing to he absence and sickness of several
members.
Adjourned until Tuesday next at 10 O'Clock A..
NJ when several topics involved in the inheritance
of the estates Of the late Coy. Adams and Mr.. r.
Haaiilio Will be made The order Of the day in Sc
cret session.
Polynesian., 1845-04-05

gious hue and cry, but he will find facts
more powerful than defamation. He has
asserted that the Judges are men ",rho cam
read and cgnl ~eN write their orn language"
If he will examine the Nonanona for March
4th, he will find an article by Halai tho
principal object of his vituperation, which
both in composition and sense would do
credit to not a few of his own coun,rvme,
If he desire further evidence of his abilities
let him attentively read, in the renort of the
case of Gray, the reasons of the iudce for
fning Gray under the Hawaiian law. We
should not be Anyways surprised. if he
should there discover a species of ratiosina-
ton from which he might, with great, adyan-
tagc to himself, take example. At all events
he will perceive thar Ealai, can not only
rr,te but reason.
That the system of courts here is perfect
has never been commended No reasonable
man will look for a more faultlcss detail
than the comparative circumstances of the
nation would naturally admit. We invite
the minutest scrutiny of those who examine
to improve and who Judge from facts and
not from the assertions of those who have
interested ends in view. That the commu-
nifty at large will sustain the courts is evident.
for their own safety demands it. That they
are desirous Of SO doing, is manifest from
the little favor with which the attacks upon
them nave been received.
There is one circumstance to which we
have before alluded, which should be kept
in view. 1t is that the persevering excrtions
of this government to maintain order and
promote Justice among contentious foreign
crs, especially in cases in which it has no
immediate interest, have been made bv one
means and another to rccoil upon itself.
The very nutriment which it generously
profiered to strangers, has been treacher-
ously returned to it poisoned. The fcti-
tious grievances which by a train Of calami-
tous circumstances led to the Provisional
Ccssion of this Kingdom, to Great Britain,
grew out of lawsuits between Englishmen
and Americans. The Wiley affair arose
from an outrage committed by an American
on an Hawaiian. The present case is a
breach of the public peace between an
Englishman and an American. In no in
stance do we find difficulties arising from
outrages or lawsuits on the part of Hawaii
ans towards foreigners. 1t is the common
testimony of travellers that they are n s;pcu-
Polynesian., 1845-04-05

ne influenza is prevailing very extensive
~ both here and at Maui. At Lahinaluna
the high school has been interrupted in con-
sequence and there are not natives cnouyl,
left able to be about to bring in the produce
required by the large fleet of whalers in mort
Polynesian., 1845-04-05

The Prussian whalcr Brousia has arrived
at Maui. Her captain has a circular letter
to the American ~consuls in the case she NAV
want assistance. The King of Prussia is
Interested in the voyage and is a large
stoSkholder in the company VIII. fitted her out.
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Administrators Notice.

The Undersigned have been duly ap-
pointed and qualified as Administrators
OF the Estate of Thomas Shearer, late
OF Carroll county, deceased; Therefore
all persona indebted 10 said estate must
make immediate paymen, to he sub,
scrlberS, and oil having claims against
said estate will present them, legally
proven, for settlement within the Time
reoOired by law
JOHN II. SHEtRFR. Alminis
JONATHAN SHEARER traiots.
Feb 29, 1915.
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Tailor I'm G..
WILLIAM PAtsR,

Would respectfully inform his friends
and the public generally, that he has COM
menced the above business in thereon oc-
cupied by Burger & Gantz as a Hattcrs
Shop, adjoining Gen, Il. A. Stdger's Store,
where he is prepared to execute all orders
in his line, with despatch and elegance,
upon as reasonable terms as can be OBJ
tGned elsewhere. As he is in the receipt
Of th' latest Eastern fashions, all his work
will be executed in as good a manner
and Fashionable style, as it can be done
in the western country.
He solicits end hopes to receive liber-
al share Of public patronage.
Carrollton, Jan. 81, 1916.
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FROM MAINE To. .MISSISS PPI, FROM
OREGON TO FLORIDA.

The wonderful effect Of Wisiar's Balsnm
Of ma Cherry in curing all diseases Of the
lungs, are rs familiar as household words.
Where there Is a constitutional pre-djspo-
sluon to consumption, it keeps the insid-
lous destroyer at bay, and we venture to
atllrm that no one ever died of that COM
plant, who had recourse to this remedy
when the first symptoms of its approach
appeared. Thousands who have sought
another climate in the hopes of being re-
ievet from Bronchitis and Consumnton,
and who have laid their bones in foreign
land, with none but strangers to perform
the last Offices Of respect, might now be
living in health, encircled by friends and
kindred, had they betaken themselves to
this iniolIible remedy, instead Of going into
voluntary exile. Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Pleuusy, Sore Throat, Rheu-
matlsln, Group; and oil Of those diseases
Of the organs ofresproton which invaria-
bly, lead to death if neglected, can be re-
moved by a few bottles Of Wistar's Bal
sam.
rFSee advertisement.
For sale by r. KENNEDY, Druggist,
CarroIton, Ohio.
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ALSO,
SHERiFF'5 SALE

By virtue q wrr'of f. ia, et Ter fac
issu d out Of the Co1r OF Z mmou
Peas, for Srnrk county, Ono, and 10 mn
dlrtcteI !. | viii III or sale at the door
Of the court house IA CAIRO Itoo, ,n
Nnndlv the ii n dtg Of April next.
ue,wcen the hours Of 10 o'c'ock 4. NJ,
and 4 O'Clock P VI the following rpar
estate 10 VII. Part Of the north wesl
quarrerof secuoa 20 township IL. eud
range 6. hrgjnplDg at The norh cas-
corner Of SAID quarter section, thence
south to nblan the water rIsht mf Big
SandV, thence west along ihe south
bank Of said Sandy creek t. rhs wesl
line Of sald quarter. thence north along
sad line to the north wesl corner oI
said quarter section, thence cast I" the
place Of beglning, with ell its puvliegos
and ppefIancnces, (eXcPpt the par ot
lho Town OF Malvern. and lois hereto
fore sold, adjoining said town. Th-
improvements on the above property
are one Saw Mil. n Towering Mil. ard
a Wooliog Foctory. Taken in execu-
tion and viii be sod by me
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
Feb 81, ls45 -~ printers fee So
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SHERIFFS SALE,

BV virtue Of two several wrls OF Pin
Alias Piu Veudt ETPona8 issued out Of
the court Of common pleas Of Carroll
county, Ohio, and to me directed. | will
offer for sale at the house of AbsaInm
Craig, in Brown township, on Saturday
the 18th day Of March next, The follow.
ing property, to wit: One hundred bush
els # Oats, the product Of seven acres
Of Corn, five ton Of Hay, one two horse
Wagon three head Of Horses and three
set Of Gears, fourteen head Of Hogs
two WIndmills, one two horse Sleigh
one Buggv aud Harness, Sac 10 COM
mencc at Twelve O'Clock NJ on said day.
D. WATT, Sheriff.
Feb % lS45-2r's fee 81 90
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SHERIFFS SALE.
John Deal,

John Deal, po,;,;o, :,
rs -,
William Crooks, ct. ais. ''''''''
BY virtue of an order of sale issued
out Of the CoUrl of Common Please and
to me directed, will offer for sale OF The
door Of the court house in CnrroloD,
on Monday The 10th dov Of March next,
between the hours of 10 o'clock. A NJ,
and 4 o'clock, p NJ. the following real
estate, to wit: Three Acres OF land 10
the south east quarter Of section 5, lp.
4 and range 7, at The west end Of the
town OF LeesNUrgh; also two acres and
two perches Of land situated on the bot
tom. IN the north half Of section 35,
township l3 and range 6, known as the
lands Of Boyd's heirs.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
Jan 81, 1916 81 so.
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Books. Books.

The subscribers are receiving a fresh
supply OF School Books, among which
are R,,'s E.iecric 2 d aud 3 d Arjtbme
tic, Western Calculator, Coms'oCk s
Philosophy, Missouri Harmony, &c
Cheap for p V IN hard
CUMMINGS g. AKERS.
Jan 10. lS45
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NOTICE

Al my instance an atlachman, was
this day issued by Benjamin Boce, Il
Justice OF the Pence OF Fox township
Carroll COUNTY, OHIO, against the pro
perty aud effects Of John Armstrong. ~
nbs"ondlng debtor, II nouresl Tent Of said
county. JACOB RICE.
Dec 6, 1914.
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gPATT,ORIIIG
Hn New EsagCTstOW


The subscriber would respectfully
iolorm his old customers and the pub
lie generally, that he sri. continues to
carry. on the above business in New
Nagtr,town, Carroll county, Ohio. lie
will be found IN his shop Rt ali times 70
attend to those who NAV favor HIM with
a cali. he receives the New York
and Philadelphia Fashions regularly
every Spring and Fall. which vii eUs.
Bile him TO give satisfaction 10 both old
and young, lie hopes by strict atren.
ti0n 10 business To receive a share OF
that patronage which is always besrow.
ed by a liberal public on the industrious
His charges will be made TO suit The
times, and he will receive either cash
or country produce in payment.
WILLIAM McCANDLESS.
Feb. Ia. l845.
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SHERIFFiS SALE.

The Ohio Life Insurance and Tfusl1
Company,
rs.
Joseph CreOl and Wife.
ORDER OF SALE ON DEC REE.
BY virtue Of an Alias Plu Vendi is-
sued out Of the Couu of Common Pleas
and to me directed, | will offer Tor sale
al the door Of the Court house, in Car
roI'ton, on Monday the 2lsr day Of
April next, between The hours Of 10
o'c ock A. N and 4 O'clock p N the
following renl estate, 10 VII; The N rlh
halt Of The Nnr,b West Quarter or s
tion eleven, Townshrp thirteen. of Range
SIX, C nlalninE eighty and sixteen hun.
Grcdth acres, more or less
D WATT, Sheriff
Feb. %, ls45 - Printers lee 1925
ALSO,
AT the same time and place, by vif
tue Of writ of alias piu diiGS UeHdi
eTPonas, The following real estate 10 wit:
The north east quarter Of section l6 tp
l3 OF range 5; also the east ol the
suulh west quarter Of section 10, town
ship l3 and range s. subject 10 the life
estate OF David Richards aud Vile. ia
ken in execution and will be sold bv
D WAT I, Sheriff.
Feb p, lS45 prs fee 81 80.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE..

n Office is hereby given, that the
~ Undersigned has been appointed
and duly qualified as Administrator de
bOns non on the estate Of Daniel Berlin,
late o Carroll counly, OHIO, deceased.
Those Indebted to SAID estate are reques.
ted TO make immediate payment
THOMAS WALLACE,
Administrator de boaiS non
Feb. %, Is45.
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BOOKS.
December 20, 1914.

6 doz U s Spoilers,
e d1z Cobos,
Q doz Eclectic Spoilers, Res dersan
hr1hnelics.
Q doz Wee'erD Ca'cu!aIors,
9 doz Kira hans Grammar.
9 dcz Frosr's History o The U S.
2 d,z, Missonrl Harmony,
dcz P4r'py's Geography,
] dcz MncbeIl's Primary Geography,
ld,z. do Geography & Atlas,
l doz. Walkers Dictionary,
Half doz Comstock's Chemistry,
Hall doz do Philosophy,
H5If doz D'Auhlgne's History o! the
Reformation,
Hail doz Edwards on he viii,
Hall dpz Confession OF FaiIh,
Hsr doz Methodist HYMNS,
Ha do Watts Psalms and Hymns,
TlaIlcoz DaviJs Psalms,
Hall doz. General Assembly collect
ion OF Psalms & Hymns,
18 doz Almandck's
On hand aud for safe bv
". Nj SINCLAIR.
Nov. eth 1874.
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The subscriber wishes TO purchase a
large quantity Of ROccoan Mink, Ouer,
Fox, Wild cat, Muskrat and Rabbit
skins.
JULIUS c HART.
Feb. 7, I845.
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SHERIFF'S SALE

b. Vrluo OF an Alas Vendi. issued
from The Ccun Of Comuou Peas tor
the county ul Carroit,on s.n'e oI OHIO,
and to me directed, wHJ frr tor ss'e
81 the door OF the court house IN s,rd
county IN Monday the HIN day oi AprlD,
A d, lG1j. between the hours rt 10
o'clock, A N auj Faur O'Clock, 2 VI.
the following descthed rcst estate, -uu.
ate ~ sald county, 10 wi,: tie east taIf
Of tn north weSr quarter OF section uum.
Der 10, toW ship I6, range &. ia the
StcunenvI.Ic district, excepting lGiacros
IF The south end Of said hall quarter.
der6ed 10 Il bert Michel hnt Ndirsm
Grimes. T. ken 10 execution aud viii
be sold by ne.
DAVID WATT, SharT.
Feb. q, lS45. -. P5olars tee $50
ALSO
Al NE same rImc 6'f Place. hN VirDoc
o. writ Of Aias p,u EcuCr Eyroues.
I,,ued cut ot tie Cuun # Ccmu 90
Pleas Tor Carroi cUu.y, Obo. 'b'
'oIowIug rcal es,a}e to VT: LoD No %
"a Alk,ns0u's dtlloo to The town ol
CenerVtIe. (row Crro.Ilou J Taken
IN execution aud will re sold by me
d WATT. sheriff
FeO 2l, l645-pr's lee 81 so,
ALSO,
At the same lime and place BY virtue
Of writ Of f ta ct icv fac issued
out Ct the CourD of Common Peas ior
Carroll county. Chic, the following real
estate to vi: FrHy rUts, p It OF the
west hall Of the ror'h ives quarter ol
section 10, township IL, ard renge 6 -
Teken 10 execution auG VIII be sold by
me
D. WATT Sheriff
Feb 81, l845 - prs tee 81 80
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ALSO

At the same 'imp and place, bv virtue
OF writ Of Alias Vcndl EXponas. TIN
toloalug real estate TO wit: The west
halt Of the soUh east quarter OF sec
non 4, township I6, Of range 7. - Also,
For'y Acres of The s0p h west Qnarler
Of the section, township, aud rango
aforesaid. Taken in execution aud will
be SOLD bv JOHN MOODY,
Feb q, 1915. Coroner.
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CORONER'S SALE.

BY virtue OF writ Of Ahas Vendl
Eyponas, lssued oIt Of the Court Of
Common Peas Tor Carroll county, Ohio,
and to me- directed, will otfer Tor p
Al The door ofthe court-hause N the Town
oI Csrrolllnn, on the 5 h DIV ol Apnl
neXr, between the honrs o. 10 o'clock.
A NJ, and 4 o'clock. p N. the following
real estate to VII: The west half OF the
south west qusrter OF section "A, rp l3
OF rarga d containing so acres IN re
or less, taken ~ exocu'iou aud will be-
sold by John MOODY,
Feb 81 1915. Coroner
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DAVID WATT, Sheriff
Feb 81, l845 PCS lee S so.
ALSO,

ALSO,
At the sonln time and place, BY virtue
Of a wri' Of Fendi ErponaS he + How -
ing real estate, 10 wit: Al Of he Nor h
West Quarter Of Section "a Towpsh p
l3, oi Range 5. exreetjng e. acres and
40 rods sold to Jacob Hawke. Taken
10 ext CuiIon and will be sold ty me
DAVID WATT. Sheriff
Feb. 81, l845- Prs Zee $3.50
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r OR CON = u PTION!

Important to all those IN cted with
diseases OF the Lurgs aud Breast.
Sven Thousand cases Of obstinate
Pulmonary Com2aln;s cured in one
year
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Omc Hundred & Sixty Acres

Of ~ good i1ud as any in Ihe township.
or rouu,y. wherever loca'ed; equal 10
any 10 IeruIUy and advantages q srua
non. and is well kno~n IN lh9 neigh
borhood for its Ceruinty Of ptotuclIon
Seventy acres are cleared and under
GOOD fence, the residue IS covered with
superior timber. 1t is level and has a
hand .oms appearance a good road lead
ng from NV Lisbon 70 New Phiadel
phra. uassas lho buiIdrrgs There ore
on the premises three Springs Of excel
len, water. The above property is sllua
ted IN t. healthy and good rerRhborhood,
convenient to places of public worship,
schools. stores and mills
Terms Of sale made known br John
Potter and Geo Pagh, ESQ oI New Har
rlsaurgh; or by A. J NEEL.
Jan 81, 1915.
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..stale Of Zcphiniah Swan.
Jan TO- I845.
FARN FOR SIZE.

Pa The suDscrlb,r Ishes 10 sell
Issssf the Firm on which he re-
Liiii sides, lying on the road lead
sasa'f---7 ny from oteubenvlIe to Can
Ton. one bali mile west OF the village Of
New Harm. hurgh Carroll county, con
tainng lG0 acres, one hundred
acres Of wh.ch IS cleared and Under
good cultivation There is on said farm
a good Orchard. buildings convenient.
with several never GaIlInR springs Of
water Terms will be made TO suit
Possession will be given immediately.
Those wishing TO purchase Farm Of
this description will DO we'll to call and
see SAID premises before purchasing
elsewhere.
PETER ABRAHlMS.
December 20, 1874.
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A GREAT BARGAIN!
ySho wants ia!

rgFllE Subscriber Intends 10 sell, at
private safe, bis LOT and OUT
LOT 10 CARROLLTON. The L5l 10
No. % 10 kob.us' q addition 10 Car
rulIion. aud has a good story ard halt
frame house wiih five iooms, and a good
ce lar. wood sued, well, smoke house,
a barge and comfortable stable pig Pen ,
and num5er u beuurg truil tTers on
It The Oul Lol Is bot TWO or thre
reds trcm lhe lot, and contains lulIe
less thqn one and hal acres. The
above property will be sod reg IoU.
lhr terms Wi be made 10 suit tnCar :
0Ry purchaser, aud an IudIspuabe title
~lll b.. gwen Thase who wish 10 Oh
tain comlorlpbte home IN the town OF
Carro1on Tor propol,iOnobl} small
consideration, All DO well 10 take this
ch.uce E"qure, cuhrr personally o
by letter, lposl p4i) of 'be Rev. D
Ro.hucker, IN CaTuItou, or uf the sub
,cI!ber.
A. B BlERDEMANN.
Unionto~n, STARK Co, y
Fec. Ia. 1916
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gao Acres

OF good Land. Abou 90 acres Of which
is cleared, under good fence, and in ii
high state Of cultivation There is on
the premises large two story log
House, well finished and arranged for a
Tavern, n good double Barn, with other
snlAble bulIdings--a thrifty Young Or
chord Of one hundred bearing App'e and
Peach Irees--a never failing Spring Of
good water at the house, besides nun
erous other springs Said farm is we'll
iimbeted and furnished with exceIle
Goa Mines.
Persons wishing TO purchase will
please TO cali on the subscriber living on
the premises. who will always he ready
TO give any required information con-
cernDgrhe property, as we'll as 10 make
the terms known
DAVID RICHARDS.
Lee Township. CarroII co 0
February %, lS45.
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THE CaRROLLTON CLUB

Will convene at the office Of E. R. Eek
ley, ESQ, on Manday evening next at 6
o'clock, at which time and place the follow
ing question will be discussed;
"WoHIdd be erpedieatto establish BankS
Ohh poDer TO issue dpaPer currency wHh-
ont requiring an adequate pledge Of some
thing as security for The redemption there
of"
Affirmative. Negative.
G. V. Mcmillan, Isaac Atkinson,
]. H. Sinclair, ], Maf'ett.
J. H. TRIP, Secretary.
Feb. 90, 1845.
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One Hundred Acres.

Handsomely situated, between go and
70 acres cleared, and in good STATE of
cultivation. There is II Apple e. P.a"h
O'chard OF good quality, together with
other frut trees such Bs Pear, P umo
&c. The buildings consist of a log
Dwelling, log Barn, and other out
buildings. Two pubic highways pass
through the premises at right angles,
and is within half q mile Of a District
School. 10 fact, It contains almost
every advantage that is desirable
The above property Gao be purchased
at private sale, but il not sold by the
first Of September next, il will then be
offered at public oulcry. The condi,
tons Of sale can he sscertained BY ap
pIvlug to the undersigned, or TO the
man living on the premises
SOIOVAN HERSH,
GEORGE HEWETT,
Execu,ors
February 2S, lS45 TIA.
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MARRIED.,

On Thursday, Feb. 20, l845, by Rev. w.
II. Adams, Mr.. JOHN ROBBINS 10 Mrs. MA
TILDA KENNEDY, all of Carroll county, O.
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EOOGG nj This!
A FARM EOR SALE!

MtsEfA ne uNUtTsIgnfU. BXtChI ors'
ssay3sgSS ofsr tor sale The well known
%YTs" FARM Ohe lac residence
--'1esAAa-- OF Henry 'Hersh, deceased J
'hree and half miles North Of Carroll
ton, IN Washington township. lying on
the CarroIIlon and Llshon Stale r ad
adjoining The lands OF George Abrahims
and others. and containing
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are entitled to tine full confdenco Of the
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