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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-09-06
washington and tn. Quohers.

cannot forbear quoting, from the life of
Washington. characteristic incident. The
battle of Germantown was fought on the day of
the Yearly Meeting of the Quakers in PhiIa-
dephia aud during the battle they were en-
gagged in praying Tor Divine protection to the
people. and in preparing to renew their testi-
lnony against war. While James Thornton
was writing this testimony, the cannon shook
the house where they were assembled. and tha
air was darkened by the smoke Of guns. War
ner Mii,n undertook the service of carrying
their testimony TO the opposing Generals.
Washington and Howe: and in discharging
this duty. he was obliged to walk in blood and
among the dead bodies of those who had fallen
in battle. He performed it, however, with great
freedom, and in conversation with Washing
ton, said expressly: 81 am opposed to the
Revolution. and to all the changes of govern
ment which occasion war and bloodshed."
After Washington chosen President of
the United States, Mifllin went to visit him at
Norfolk and was received with marked respect
ami kindness. Recolectng what NJ film had
said to him at Germantown, the President
asked, "Wlli you please, Mr.. Mfllin, to in
| form me on what principles you are opposed to
the revou,ioni' "Yes, friend Washington,
upon the same principles that should now be
opposed to change in this government; all
that was ever gained by revolutions, is not an
adequate compensation to the poor mangled
soldier tor the loss of life or limb" Washing
ton, after a long pause, replied with much
nents there is more in them than mankind
/ have generally considered" How emphat-
caly true. There is infinitely more in the
cause of peace, in its object, its principles.
and measures, than one in an hundred imagine
! or suspect. ........
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-09-06

PAYING LIKE SINNER Several years ago,
in North Carolina, where il is not customary
for the tavern keepers to charge the minister
any thing for lodging and refreshlnent
preacher presumingly stopped at tavern one
evening, made himself comfortable during the
night, and in the morning entered the stage
without offering 10 pay for his accommodations
The landlord soon came running up to the stage,
and said, ''there was some one there who had
not settled his bilP'--the passengers all said
they had but the preacher, who understood he
never charged ministers any thing "Whst,
you minister of the gospel a man of God"
cried the innkeeper, "you came to my house
last night. you sat down at the table without
asking blessing; lit you up TO your room, and
you went to bed without praying To yonr
Maker, (ior | stsd there until you had undress-
ed you rose and washed without PRAYERS, ate
your breakfast without saying grace. aud as
you came to my house like sinner and eat anu
drank like sinner, you have got to pay like
sinner"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-09-06

A steamboat three hundred feet in length is
about 10 DO built on Lake Erie.
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ISALE aOF' tl32 AL ESTATE BY
OORlJE.R or GOURg.

@n WoGday tho:31 day OF November,
HS45 ;at ~ o'clock, NJ Of said day, OF
Rhe door 'O( the Court House, in The town
oOf CaepOlhon, vii be soEd 10 EAe highest
bidder, the following rec estate, as the
properly OF James Potter, deceased ia
wit: lying iR the soGh west quarter oi
section dS. 10 rownship Is, OF range 5.
in Carroll county, beginning a post al
hhe north east corner OF said south west
quarter OF seclon l8, thence west nine
deen poles, thence south one hundred and
six poles TO the dover line OF the widow,
thence east eineteen poles 10 The east line
OF the quarter sac,ins, thence north one
hundred and SIX poles aIong SAID line to
the place Of beginning, containing twelve
acres and binety four perches more or
less. Terms @ sale one third in hand
and the balance in Two equal annual in.
staImeRls with Interest secured by mort
gage on the premises Appraised at
1926 Sc. JOHN POTTER.
Administrator Of James Potter, decd.
October 3, lS45.-5l 81,
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COvcrlct & Carpet weaving.

The subscrib,r, formerly Of Cadz,
having located himself ~ Carroll couu.
". in The house formerly occupied by
Thomas CroZjer. deceased, on the road
leading from HBgerslown 10 WoIff's old
tavern sIand, halt mile from Morrison's
meeting house wishes hereby TO inform
his old customers and the public, gener-
aIiy. that he will carry on the d bove bu-
siness in all its various branches. Being
prepared 10 execute his work iD the most
durable manner and according to the
newest patterns, double.
His old customers in Carro'Iton and
vicinity and all others who may wish TO
favor him with their custom, are inlor-
med that he will receive and deliver
work at the store of VIM. NJ Sinclair.
From his long experience in The busi-
ness he is confident Of being able 10 rem
der entire Satisfaction 10 all who employ
him, and will warrant his work vhen the
yarn is good. He will. moreover bo
punclual 10 his engagements, and mako
reasonable chargcst N B. All persons
ara requested 10 weigh their warn,
John CROZIER.
Auoust % 1915 a. g.
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exhibition!

The examination Of the classes con-
neeted with the CarroIton Academy ,un
der the direction Of ihe Mr.. Rowe, will
take place at CauoIton On TUcsoay the
IAN Of October; cDmm' ncIDg at nine O..
clock, A. NJ, aD0 a public exhibition On
"Wednesday the Is h, al 10 O'Clock. a NJ.
Rev. Mr. Greenwaid, OF New Phila-
delph'a. viii deliver lhe opening address
on Wednesday,. Arrangements vii he
made Tor the accommc da'ou OF ali who
CIV please u au,u1, 'cth male and le,
mfir; eud II /. hoped hat he !ucuds u
cdUca Iou, boih IN town and country. viii
'UcnV"ge. BY ,beF pre-ture, az insnti.
ti.n winch promises much good to tie
" hole O. immunity
The wIuter season will commence On
lhr FIST Alor Day Of Noyenber next.
For he Board Of Durccrors.
A l. LITIkLL Sec'y.
SanlrmheF ~ l>IJ
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue Of writ Of veOdi exponas,
issued out OF the court OF common pleas
Tor Tuscarawas county, ONO, and to me
directed, viii cf'r for sa e on Monday
the 18Th daN OF October, lS45:a The town
oI SlerrodsvIo, in Carroll couny, the
following 20 IDS and chaltels, to vii: hrre
fields Of wheat in the ground. about fifty
acres Sale tc commence al 10 o'clock
\ NJ, Taken 10 execution and will be
sold by d. WATT, Sheriff.
October 8, lS45 p fec 81.
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Look Here.

Settlements wanted and payments
made Immediately. All those II a know
lhen selves indebted 10 me. on book ac-
cunt or otherwise will save cot end
'rcub.e BY 0cung in accordance with lhs
no'icc, Tor money orlIs equlvalrnr ImusD
and vii nave. n. B. The - h Of lhls
month is The last day Of Indu'g nre.
J " YOUNG.
September 8. lS45 45-47-4r.
N B. Leather, Of every description
for sale for cash, hIGes or MhraI: bul
p poslllveIy no trust. J. W. Y.
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Public VenClUe.

The subscriber will of'-r for sale al
his residence in Union township, on FRI
day the IL b day Of October, inst. the
following property, VIZ: Horses, Cows
Sheep, aud Hogs, IIorse-geers, P'ows,
NC together with household and ki'ch-
en- furniture, loo tedious to menlIon,-.
Sale TO commence at no O'Clock, A NJ
OF said day, where due attendance anc
a reasonable credit will be gwen.
ABRAHAM MILLER.
October 3, l845-5l -2i.
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SHERTFF'S SALE,

By virtue OF a writ Of P.u yendi expo,
has, issued out Of the court Of common
pleas for Stark county, Ono, and to me
directed, will Offer for sale at The house
OF Isaac Brothers, in Brown township
Carroll county. the following goods and
chaUeIs, 10 wit: one gray mare, one
Brown horse, one two horse wagon, two
Get Of horse geers, one red and white
mitch COW, and one COW. Sale 10 he on
Monday the 20'h day Of O;tober, lS45
nj l2 o'clock NJ. on said day. Taken in
execution and will he sold by
-r-- D. WATT, Sheriff.
Ocrober 8, I 845 Pr fee ST..
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NOTICE.

Al my instance IN attachment was
this day issued by John Gregg, a Justice
oltbe Peace for Perry township, Carol!
county, against The property aud effect,
OF Thomas l.. Wolf, IN absent debt.
or Dated this lst day of October, A.
d. lS45. ROBERT PATTERSON,
Agent for Hugh Patterson.
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Estate OF Thomas Earl.

Notice is hereby given, that have
been appomred aud GuaIIieo Executor
on the estate of Thomas Earl, late of Tar.
roll county, Ohio, deceased All per-
sons Indebted to ssjd estate, are required
to make immediate psymenr, and those
having claims against tfae 90 me to present
them, legally authenticated, for settle.
meut, within one year from his date.
BENJAMIN BOICE, EEIr.
October 3. Is45 -5I-3t,
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The Stdte Of Ohio. Carroll county ".
COURT or COMMON PLEAS.


VacafioR gJ1er August term, "A. ID. l845.
William Smith aud EIel -..
amor Smith
Us. 10 Partition.
Auey Smnh decreased,
Calharine his vile, etal
Auley Smith and Ca harine Smith his
wife, Elizabeth Mustard, (wIdo") VII.
liam RoOluson and Sarah Robinson his
wife, and |. R Smith, will take notice
that petition was filed against them on
the l4'h day Of August, A. d l845 IN
the court OF common pleas Of Carroll
county, Ohio, by William Smith and E.
Ieanor Smith, and is now pending in sad
court. wherein he said William Smith
and Eleanor Smith demand partition OF
The following real estate, to wit: the
north east qUarero( secuoD nine, town
ship len, and range seven, situate in the
county and State aforesaid, and that at
the next term Of said court application
will be made BY the said William Smith
and Eleanor Smith tor an Older 'ha' par
lilluu may be made Of said premises.
LAHM & ARMS rRONG,
Attorneys Tor Petitioners
October 3, 1916 81 g..
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MASTER CO,LUISSI0NER'S SALE.

MASTER CO.NUISSIONER'S SALE.
The STATE Of Ohio, Carroll county. IS.
William Sealon I IN the court Of com
rs. mon pleas, 10 and Tor
John Wrhams said county, in chan
Davis Vail, Con- Gerry. Decree Tor the
dy McGiIl. sale Of Iaud
Notice is hereby given, that bv virtue
Of an order of sale issued from said court
IN The above cause. and 10 me directed,
| will offer for sale a. public veudue, al
The door Of the court house in Carrolion
in said county, on the % h day OF OcIo-
ber A ID lS15 hetweeu the hours Of
10 O'Clock A NJ aod 1 O'Clock P NJ. Of
SAID day. the loIoN jog Described lracr
or parcel of I,ud, slruaIe IN said county,
to wit: part Of The west hall OF The sonIh
west quarter OF section twenty township
sixteen, OF range X in the S,euhenvil.p
district, bounded as follows: commenc
ing al a post Ten CHAINS 4 six links trcm
the north west corner OF said hall quar-,
ter, thence running east 10 chains and
81 links roa post. thence south 20 chains
and &c links to a pest, thence west ls
chains and 81 links TO a post, thence
north 30 chains and SO links 10 the sc0
Of beginning, containing 50 acres and
thirry-lhrec hUndredlhs OF and acre. -
SAID land lays in B'o~n township.
ROBERT McCLAVE,
Master Commissioner in Chancerv,
September 10, lSl5-Pr fee So 90.
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FRUIT Trees.

$4,000 Fruit frees, will be
ready Tor sale, The ensuing tall and
spring, at the
New EisbOn Nursery,
selected and cultivated VIII great care
by an experienced culUVator, aud cJn.
tanning one Of the very best selections
OF apple Trees 10 he west; thirty or for
ty varieties OF peach. besides o:her choice
trees, The nursery now contains more
than 100 600 trees of al kinds aud 81,
us, and IS intended 10 be OF h,gh cher
acrer and permauence. For ?I,nung
trull trees. orchaidIsrs esteem the Ia s4a
son ailer The falling Of The leaves. ,qgal
Iy good with the spring
WM Il. RUSSELL
New Lisbon, Sept 10 l845.
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Oo the l2,h day Of August A d
lS45, the court OF common pleas for
Carrot coun'l, Ohio, declared the cs'a'e
of John Jac kson. deceased, 10 he proba.
bly, nsolvtnr Crtdirors are therefore
reduired 10 present rheIr claims against
The SAID estate 10 The undersigned, for
allowance within slx mon hs from The
bove mentioned Time. or they will not
be entitled to payment
SAMUEL WILLIAMS, Admir-.
September IL l8I5-4S A..
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The State Of Ohio Carroll county, SIS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Tacalion after August iernb A. d. l845.
Wlham M,Queenl
US , Petition for divorce
Eleanor McQueen)
The said Eleanor Mcqueen, (who is
not resident Of the county Of Carroll,
will take notice, that said William Nc
Queen did on The 10Th day oI Seprember r
A d lS45, Gle in'lhe fl e ol the clerk
OF The court OF common ple0s Tor said
county, his petition TO be divorced tIom
the said Eleanor McQueeri ard aIIedglng
os cause, adultery BY SAID EoOnOr;wbich
petition is now pending and will be
heard at the November term oi SAID
court. WILLIAM MCQUEEN
Bg r R ECKLEy his Attorney.
October 3, ls45-- 5 81.
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Proclamation.

The qualified electors oI Carroll coun
~, are hereby AoIied Dhar Tupsduy the
ID b cay OF October mex, IS the tine
appointed by a~ FOO he G,nprDt f &c.
ton, on which d'y they @i.l assrTb.c At
their sesera. places 0 ho'drng elections
10 their respective towHehIps. und pro
ceed TO elect, according 10 Inv, rhe tol-
lowing CiIicers, to vi. Que person for
Senator, IN conjunction with fUscBra was
county; one person TOR RepfesenfsDrve ;
one person for Sheriff; one person for Az
dHor; one person for Treasurer one per.
son Tor keccrder; one person 'or Prose-
culrng Attoroeyi Que person for Com
missioner; one persCn Tor Surveyor, aod
one person for Pour house Drrcctor
The Trustees Of the sevprr roW ms ips
are also notified 10 relurn with the poll
books, the Io'Io"ing number Of Jurors
Tor each township, 10 Wit: AugUs'a 7.
Loudon 6, Union 5 Fox 9. IIarnsoG 8.
Rose g, East &, Orgsnge 8, Perry :.
Genre s, Monroe 8 Blown 10, Lee 9.
ana Washington 6
Given under my nd chiciOlv. this
I3 h day cI Sept mDcr, A d lS45.
DAVID WATT. Shrrf
CarroliioD, S p @mber 10, 1915
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PAfNipS,
Sept 5. 1876

The subscriber has on hand a geners
assortment Of PAINTS, which he viii
sell low for Cash or produce in hand.
WM. NJ. SINCLylR,
May l6, 1915.
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October 3, lS45 5-51 -2l.
SANDY AND 8EATER CANAL

The okbolders of the Slndy and
Beaver Canal Company are hereby no.
n6cd, that they are required to pay an
lnstamenl of FIVE dollars on each sh, re
VI stock. on or before the S;h daY,of No
Oember NEXT: aso, another lust dmrnr
OF the same amount, on or beIote the Isl
day OF December next, TO Charles ID,
Hostelter. treasurer Of sOld company, a.
the canal office IN New Lisbon, Ohio
being the 81 and 4ih instamehts. By
order OF the Board.
CIAS. ID HOSTETTER,
Treasuer S & B Canal Company.
October 3, lS45-5l 6t.
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mis- non Of Daniel Berlin, deceased
DS
David Berlin, Joseph Berlin, Mary B"r.
lin, and Thomas Wallace and Elizabeth
Wallace bis wife.
IN pursuance 10 an order Of sale, direc
ted TO me. administrator oI the estate of
Daniel Berlin. deceased, hy the court Of
common pleas Of Carroll county, Ohio.
at their August term, A. D. 1915 | will
offer for sale, on The premises, on Friday
the l4,h day OF Move n Der next, between
the hours Of 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and 4 o.
clock, P. NJ, line following property, to
wit: part of section twenty eight, (28)
township thirteen, (i3) range six, (6)
commencing On the east SIDE Of the Tar
rolIton road leading TO New Hsgers own,
thence south thirty five degrees, east
twenty seven perches ard twoIenths,
thence north fifty FIVE degrees, easttwen
~ two ptrChes, thence north sixty Cne
degrees, east thirty.sIX perches, thence
north fourteen degrees, east nineteen
perlhes, thence norrh frty-t~o degrees,
,easltwenty two perches, to large white
oak, thence west seventy perchns and
. three tenrhs tolheCArroI road thence
south seventy degrees, west Dineteen
,Oerches, thence south tweHly seven de.
eree', ives, twenty -four perches to The
place of brginnng, containing eighteen
acres and thirty seven PeFches, more or
less: said premises are subject 10 the
1nWer-of the Rr1oW, which is set cf ny
meles and bounds 10 said Il tzaneth Wal
lace, CoElaining seven acGes; and are ap.
praised ai SS406.
THOMAS WALLACE, Admit
ctie ibon,ss non olthe estate Of DlDIel Ber
DIN, dee d. pOaober 10, L645.
N N6TER COM MISSfONER'S SALE
The Stdte Qf Ohio, Carroll county. aa.
The Ono Lite Insurance
and Trust Company Lrl ..,
;US 4 .9
Sylvester Trip g. et'es j
Notice Is hereby given, that by virtue
'of an order Of sale, issued 10 This cause,
from the court of common pleas for SAID
'county'of Carroll, and TO me directed /
will offer for sale, at public vendne, at
'the court house in 'CarfoIIlon, in said
county. onthe l5h day of November, e,
"A ID, lS40, between the hours of 10 o.
oclotk, A. NJ, and 3 o'clock, IP. NJ Of said
day. the following ,describad tracts o
,land, lying in sad county OF Carroll, ito
,~ir:rhe wcsthaifor the south west quar-.
ter dissection u n'hIp IL, aud range
10 cOn'alningt60 acres; 'aEeu, the east
hall OFT he,nnrrh wesl'quarter section
"A township Is, andranget6, in theSteu.
lbenI!Ie Hand district, containing 50 a.
ceres ROBERT MCCLME,
'Master fCon,mssioaeri in Chancery.
: October 13 fSA5-Pr GeeS2 rs
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COEONERS SALE

By virtue ol w;rr OF A ? VcndI Tx
ponas, Issued out OF the court Of commcD
pleas tor Carroll covOt,. ONO. and 10 me
directed. viii fer or sale at the door
o' the court house 10 CarroHton. on
TOesday the l4 day Of October, 1915
between The hours Of 10 o'c ock A NJ
art 4 O'Clock, T. NJ The following reel
estate. rC vii: Ihe north haIfol he sou h
west quarter Of section fourteen. G4)
township thirteen U3) and range IoUr
(4) alnIng SO acres Taken 10 exc.
ca ion and will lie sid bv
JOHN MOODY, Coroner.
September I2, lc45- Pr. lee 81 80
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4 Few barrels Of ground Plaster, just
~ received, and for sale low, by
X, JACKSON.
CarroIlon, April Is, 1915 -27-H.
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CORONER'S SALE.

SNIt"-' II u - On III.
Bg virtue Of a writ OF A P Vrndl Ex
p mas, issued out oI the courr Of common
pleas lor Carroll C unly OHIO, and 10 m,
d recrrd vi. oHrr lor sale On Tue.oay
Dhe II h day ol October, I845 beDveeb
he hours Of 10 O'Clock. A Nj and 4 o.
clock, ? NJ he foiIo~ing real estate, 10
VII: lhe wesr hail uf he : 9TH eas' quar-
1'r ol section tour, ~ oW nshlpsiX cen,
tl6) ol raoge seven; ~ also, forty ceres
uf h" south west qOor'rr Of the section
township and rerge afcressld Take n
10 execution and will b. sold by
JOHN MOODY. Coroner.
Seprtmh y lG4j-Pr Ge 81 80
N0tICC % Creditors.
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An Apprentice Wanted.

the srbscrlner wants an appreuD~. 0
the BLACK >MGrHING BUsINE,S. . ~
from 10 10 II years Of age, vi can
come well recommended for mas. ions
habits, g.. will ii d an advantageous sit
uaIIon by making immediate application
10 r. p. GOULD.
Carrollton, October 3. 1915.
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The Stale of OAia, Carroll conntg SC.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.


COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Tacetion gfer August Jcrm, A, d. 1345.
George Harsh, Surviving EXeculor1
oil George Hartman, deceased -
DS
fames iiarriman, ofthe State 10 { ):
diam Patterson Taylor Sally Tay 4 :
ior, IntermarrIed with Benjamin A 2
Gichrist, and George llarrmin,
whose residences are unknown.
The said defendants will take notice
that the said George Harsh. surviving
Execuror as aforesaid. filed his amended
bill in chahrery, in the office Of the clerk
of SAID court, on the 29h day of Sep.
lember, A. D. 1915, slallng among other
things, that he is The surviving Ex culOr
OF the last will aud testament OF George
Hartman, late OF said county, deceas d,
that by the provisions Of The will Of said
testator, RebPcca hartman. his WIDOW,
who was one of the Executors of said
estate, was to have all his estate, both
real and personal, during her natural
lIIe, and after her death he orders his
farm TO be sold and divided Omorg divers
Iegateps. among wh0m are the above ma,
4ned defendants; rha, sand Rcbecca Ilar-
rman, derarlrd this lite on or about the
7th day oI December, A. d 1874; thai
sa id lestalor died seized of the following
real estate, situate in SAID county, des
crihed as fellows. 10 wit the west hal
Of The north west quarter Of section 5. il
township Is, and range 6, Of the land;
directed TO be sold at SteubenVille. Ohio
that said Executors have sold twelve a.
cres in the north west corner of saic
tract Of land, to pay the debts of said es
tate, The bill prays that the Executor
may be authorised 10 sell said land, sBC
divide the purchase money among lht
devisees named in said will and for 9th.
er relief, DC. Notice ia therefore here.
by given 10 said defendants, that unless
they Plead answer or demur TO said bill
within Sky days after The next term o
I'D court, the matters and things there
IN contained will be taken as true ard
confessed, and decree entered accord
'ogIy. }, DUNBAR,
Solicitor for complainant.
October 3. A D IS45- SLIT.
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MASTER COtMHTSSONER'S SALE.
Tie State ofOhio Carrot county IS
Simeon jennings ! :
CS :
John Brandebury, Louiza Bande :
bury, Jacob Ster.ug, administrator Z
ol Jacob Sterling deceased =

Of Jacob Sterling deceased. =
By vHtue of an order Of sale, issusd
out Of the court OF common peas in sad
county. in This rause, and to me direct
ID, will offer for sale at pubic vnnjue
at he door OF the court house IN Carroll
ton, in said county, On the 20 h CAV Of
October. A y 1915, between ,he hours
f 10 o'clock, A. NJ aud 4 O'Clock, p NJ.
uf said day, the following described
real estate, situate in said county OF Car
roll aud S ate Of Ohio, 20 wit: the north
east quarter Of section thirty SIX, town
.bip fifteen. and rsnge five. containing
one hundred and tour acres and thirty
eight huudreclhs Of an acre, be the sa me
more or less.
ROBERT McCLAVE,
Master Comm ssoner in Chancery.
September 10 1876 Pr. fee 81 so.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-10
20 DOiFars Reward.
A SORREL MARE

Abeur fourteen hands high, the near
hind foot white up to the pasture joint,
with some white in her forehead, and a
small lump on h,r throat near the ~,
ard well msde and serviceabe ami
moI. The above reward will be given
10 any person securing The mare and
bringing her TO The subscriber. near
WntersvIle. jefferson coun'v. Ohio.
JAMES PHILLIPS.
Sept 5, l945.