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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-05-23
THE TEXAS QUESTION

ne following from the True Sun, IS tho
"ililest thing that has been said ON either
side Of this question:
Wen, be It So-hef people are our kin
Wen take her, with her debt, her home, he,
affairs, "'i
IA the tefsuiteTs foSk Tie Union H.
Why not the Unioa take IN The 9sfault,,x
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-05-23
RIFLE SHOOTING.

We have seen target the size o.
. haii dollar, into which DIR. Gould, Of
Lynn, put eleven balls in succession, with
a rifle made by Nathaniel Whiiemore OF
that town, at distance of twenty rods.
A ten cent piece will cover ten of the hits
I'VE cent piece covers nine, and the 9th.
or shot is FAR within the edge Of the cir.
Gle. IL all the doctors pills are as fatal as
his leaden ones, We should rather no, be-
hlS patient. - Boston Post.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-05-23

w The Broohlyn Advertiser has an
am0sins story Of deceived hog in that
CITY. 4 man assisting family to move
from house IN Concord ST., placed a large
IookIng-gIass on the side walk, and entered
the house for some other article, intending
to be absent bat rnomrn. or SO. A SOW
wan tItler Of small pigs, came granting
along and when opposite The glass, stopped.
seeing another SOW IN the glass, with
snail family, her brlsiles were soon ON
end and the SOW in The glass made the
same warlIkc demonstrations. On wit.
Messing this she made one lunge, smashed
The glass to atoms, nnnihllaled her antapo.
INST, and then, giving a significant grunt,
walked lcisurely away.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-05-23
From CouesPoadsnee Of The CAa,lesfsa Coaris,
THE BAPTIST CONVENTION.

hUGUsTA, MAY y.
The crIsls ls como and is past. The
whole question Of the BupIists has been set.
lied, and by unanimous veto OF the Con.
'eaiion. Al organization is to be brought
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-05-23
ne Con'onllon soon ailcr adjourned.

, ArGrsrA, May 10.
This las been a day of much talk, but
much work. Affairs have gone swimming.
y on. Never have we seen SO larre an
extent Of country, who have co.opera,ed
so zea!onsly aud So harrnonously, and SO
uhrem'ItIngy, IN carrying out great and
important matters.
Ne*e4. = either, has so extensive an anoun,
OF business been conducted under eircnm.
s'ances Of greater despatch, and a, the
same time most patient and labored inyes
hgation. i shows an honesty of purpose
which nothing can dauni, an intelligence
winch - equal TO the occasion and above
all unanmliy, wonderful unanimity. ex.
istiog IN Southern minds, on the al. absor.
bng subject of lbe day. We NAV affirm
mat none other than Christina men. hioh
Christian men, could have been
carried through such crisis with so mitch
temper, 50 much judgment, order and wis.
dom. These things will be Looked back
10 IN other times, doubtless, with much
qualification.
The work Of The day was The formation
n a Constitution for the new Society and
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-05-23
BREAKING YOUR owY rUMnLERs.

Cd anecdolc is cxtanl, which, hay.
lns never appeared IN print before, We
give H. An old farmer from Rutherford
VISITED this city, mud among other things
desired to purchase some ,umblets. AZ
ter looking through one Of our glassware
establishments, aud finding none to SUIT
hun, Io was about 10 depart, when The
merchant picked up very thick glass,
and threw It up to the ceiling. As good
luck would have 1t the glass did not break
whentI fell. THIS pleased lie farmer and
he bought dozen of the ,umblers and car.
RED them home. One Of his ncirhbors
called to see him on bis return, and he was
loud IA the praise Of his tumb ers-" Won
cant break them sir, (said hey throw IN
one and Try" The ucigbbor threw one
up down It came to the hoor and broke
al 10 pieces. Scr here SIR. tsaid the far.
mer) by If you raat 70 break fnmLiers
20 and bug them as / DID - Icaaessce
Paper.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-05-23
srnlElNG nIsroRlcAL kvENT

The destruction OF the French arma-
ment under Tho Dake D'Ansille, IN the
year l746, should lie remembered With
gratitude and admiration By every ,nhabi
tant of America. This fleet, consisting Of
forty ships of war, WAS destined for The
destruction Of New England. Il sailed
from Chebucto, IN Nova Scotia, for this
purpose. In the mean time, the pIous
people, npprised Of their danger, had ar
pointed season Of fasting and PRAYER TO
be observed in all their Churches. While
Mr. Prince was oficiatng IN Old South
Church, Boston, on this ias, day, and pray
ing most fcryenty that the dreaded caiam-
its might be aycrled, sudden gust Of
wind arose, (the day had TIL then been
perfectly clear and calm so slo,en. as 10
cause a loud gathering of the windows
and ook;ar foTa1 ub p9n'fb i'd 70 his PRAYER
with counienancc d hope, ha agin com.
menced with great devotional artor, suppl.
cn'ei tho Almighty 10 cause that wind TO
illustrate the object Of their enemies. -
A tempest, eusued, IN which the greater
part Of the French fee, was wrecked -
The Duke DAnsllie, the pfiuc pal Gene.
raj, and The second IN command both com.
United suicide. Many died with disease,
and thousands were consigned to a watcry
grave. The small number who renamed
alive returned 10 Faucc without lea i
and without spirits ani The enterprise was
abandoned, and never again resumed.
With reference to this aud other simi-
lar Instances, The late President Dwight
remarks, IN discourse on answers to
prayer am bound, as M iuhahilan, Of
New England, 10 declare, that, were there
no other instances to Be found m anv OH.
er country, the blessings communicated 10
this would furnish ample satisfaction con.
ceraIog this SUBJECT 10 every sober, much
more 10 every pIous man.n-Dr. Wisner.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-05
PUBLIC VENDUE.

NolIce is hereby given, that | will Of
Ter Tor sale on Monday the 8lh day Of
September next, at The Office formerly
occupied by Dr.. A r. Chisholm, deceas
ed, The following properly, viz:
HiS stock ofYNcdicines, Surgicqtqnd Den
tai Instrument, Nedicai BoOks, ttoo Cases
DrnwerS, Ciassware, Skeleton, some rem
nants Of Dry GoOds, &C., one Bedtead and
Bedding, one CO0I StOUe, and one Bay Mare.
Also, one Goid, and ftoo SitUer Watcl,es,
one DoHbLe-barrei!cd Shot Gun, md oue
Sleigh.
A credit Of four months will be gwen
Tor !! bills over thres and uuder ten dol-
lars, end Tor ell bills over len dollars. a
credIl Of SIX months wilt be gwen: good
security will be required Sale TO COM
mcnce al nine O'Clock. A Nj.
r. KENNEDY, Administrators
Or the ts'ale OF Dr. A r Ch shoIm.
CarroiIIon. August % 1876 45 8
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COverIet & Carpet Weaving,

The suOscrib,r, formerly Of Cadz
having located himseIG ~ Csrroll cCun
ty. IN Inc house formerly occupied BY
Thomas CroZrer. deceased, on he road
Ieadmg from Hsgersiown to WoIG's old
tavern stsnd, hal mile from Morrison's
meeting house, wishes hereby 10 Inloi m
his old customers and the public. geDer
ally. Ibs he will carry on the bove hu-
slness 10 all lis various blancaes Being
prepared 10 execute his work 10 ;he mosl
durable manner and according TO The
newest patterns, double.
His old customers 10 CarrolIton and
vicinity aud all others who may wish to
favor him with their custom, aIe inlor-
med that he will receive ard deliver
work nj the store of VIM NJ SmcIer
From his long experience 10 rhe busi-
ness he is confident Of being able 10 reu.
der entire Satisfaction 10 all who employ
him, and will warrant his work when the
yslN is coed. He will. moreover. be
puncina 10 his eng gemen's, and make
reasonable chargtst. N B All persons
are requested 10 weigh heir warn
John CRUZlER.
August % lS45 49,.
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Sale Of real Estate.

Pursuant 10 an order Of the court Of
common pleas TOR Carroll county, at its
last term, We will offer for sale at the
door OF the court house 10 CarroIlon,
on Monday the 9Th day ol October next.
the following real estate, situate In Brown
township, Carroll county, Ohio, to wit:
The east half Of the soulh west q1arter
ol section thirty, (30) IN township SIX
teen, 10y OF range six, 10y containing
seventy SIX acres, and twenty -eIght hun
dredths OF an scre, more or less, with lhe
improvements thereon. being the same
tract OF land of w6lch Christopher Love
died seized. Terms Of sale: one third
IN hand, aud the remainder in two equal
annual iastalments with interest, 10 be
secured by mortgage on the premises,
Sale between 10 o'clock, A. NJ. and 4
O'Clock, P. M. OF said day.
SAMUEL LOVE,
GEORGE WASSON,
Adm'rs Of Christopher Love, dec d
September 5, 1915 AZ At.
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Estate OrDr. a. .R.ChishOV.ll

Notice Is hereby given That the Sob
scuter hes been appointed edmlris',a'
,or on The estate o( DR. Alexander r.
Chisholm, late Of Carroll Coun'y, Ohio,
deceased. All who know themselves
indebted 10 said estate are required 10
make immediate payment 10 The sui scIl'
her. and oil who have legal claims a
ganst said estate, will present them e.
gsIIy proven, for settlement, within one
wear from Ibis da'e.
ROBERT KENNEDY. ADM
OrIhe estate Of A. r Chisholm, decd,
August Is, lS45-44 g..
N. B. All hose who hold property be
longing o the deceased. Wal please re-
Turn II 10 The subsCIIner immediately.
Il KENNEDY.
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NOTlCE is hereby given, that the
~ undersigned has been appointed
snd qualified as Administrator OF the
estate Of Jehu OgIe, Iare Of Carroll
county, Ohio. deceased Those indebt
ed 10 said estate are requested to make
Immediate payment, euJ those having
claims will present them legally proven
for settlement within one ear from this
date.
ROBERT BARNHiLL, Adm.
August 30, lS45.
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BOROUGH TAX.

n Office IS hereby given 10 he tex
u able Inhabilanis Of The boroug h
OF CarroIIlon, that will commence COL
leciing The borough tax for The yest
l645 on or about the % day of Sep.
temGer next The lax assessed by lhe
Town Council isas follows, 10 wit: On
SleubenVIe street lhree mills on the
dollar valuation, Rnd on The basbce Of
The town Two and half miIs on the
dollar. shall expect all 10 be ready
to fork over when called upon, es the
borough is in debt aud IT will nave to
be paid. The law allows the Marshal
10 Stress and sell property in The sn me
ms0ner as county TleasuIers are re-
qured to do
JAMES GALLAHER.
MarsheI Of lhe borough oil CaroIIlon.
August 30 lS45 - -46 4w.
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SHERIkF'S SALE,

Bv virtue of writ OF vendi exponas
issued out Of The court Of common pleas
Tor Carroll county, and TO me directed. !
will offer for sale on Monday The Sth dOy
Of September next at The shop Of M.
ty,Ie. in CarroI'o or, he following goods.
VIZ: 4 boxes cavendIso loNacco, $4,000
half SpeniSh cigers. 5000 common ci
ea,s. 4 kegs Virgins Twist tobacco, 1900
pounds Kenlucy leaf lobOcco,o one tobacco
screw and press, one brass eight day
clock and case. one set Of chairs. end
one COW. Sale 10 commence at 10 o.
clock, A NJ Of said day. Taken in ex'
ecu,lon and will be sold by
D. WATT, Sheriff.
August 20. lS45 Pr. fee 81.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-05

SANDS SARsAPA RILLA Sill farther
proof Of The superior llticacy oI Sands
Ssrsa parlla:
Messrs. Sands: Gents. Under
feeling Of lively gratitude ia the human
breast, feel bound TO ack Wedge IL
declare 10 the world, the great end, TO
me, laapotant bene6ls derived from the
use ol your justly celebrated prepara
tsop Of SarsaparIIa. Your name wdl
he cherished wSlh the iNndest ,e1ollect-
ioas OF delight so long as memory proves
iaitbl0I TO her trHst, ior It is TO you 1,
@nder the biessiEg OF an over railing
Providence, sn nov indebted for IN y
beaI,h. Assa ACT Of justice on my part
and with a view OF setting forth (teeb.
ly as it may sppear, \ ia good faith my
hearty wish HAT orhers who may read
may learn where relie( may be found
who are suffering from any similar COM
OIaint 10 my oWR. Chronic Rheuma'
l;sm is lhe disease which rendered me
q cripple, as Il attacked nay arms very
severely, SO that | was unable to li(l
my hands 10 my head, owing to the ex
cruciAting pains; it also seized upon my
legs, so that | was entirely helpless
For two months lag suffering without
obtaining relief from various medicines
prescribed, when was told Of your me
diclne which sent fr, and, to my ut
Ter sstonishment and that OF my friends
in two weeks was we'll. aud able 10 GO
about my business Yours truly,
JOHN NJ STEWART.
Whining ION, DEL, March Is l943
For further particulars and conclusiv
evidence of its superior value and efficac
see pamphlets, which may be obtained c
agents gratis.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retai
by A. B. SANDS Il CO., Druggists an
Chemists, 273 Broadway, New York.
Price 81 per bottle: six bottles for S..
For sale also by X. JACKSON, Carol
ton, Ohio.
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Public Sale.
Thomas Wallace. Administrator de bo
MS non Of CAMEL Berlin, deceased.

Thomas Wallace. Administrator de DO
MS non of CanieI Berlin, deceased.
Us
David Berlin, Joseph Berlin, Mary Bcr
Ira. aud 1homoS Wallace and Eliza be tn
Wallace MS we.
IN pursuance 20 an order OF sale. di-
recled 10 me, AdminisiFator OF lhe estate
Of D,nlc Berln, deceased, by Inc court
Of common pleas o. Carroll county. o
MO. Al ,heir August le'm. A. d 1915,
| will Cfer ior sale, on The premises. on
Monday ihe % cav OF September npxi
be ween ihe hours Oi 10 O'clock, A. NJ.
and O'clock P, N. the following prop
ertv, 10 wi: part Of section Iwenty.
eignl. (28) ownsnip hireen. N3) range
SIX, (6) commencing on he cas- side o
The CarrOlIlon to,d leading o New Ha
gerstown. hence south lhlrlv i've de-
grees east twenty seven perches and
Two lenlhs, thence norm iky nVe deg.
'ees east lwen V Iwo percnes, 'uence
no' in Sky Oue degrees. east Ihl,iy SIX
perChes. thence no1b fourteen degrees
eps nineteen pprches, thence norm Ii II
wo degre eRsl twenty Two perches q
large W o., hence ives seven ner
ches Pnd hree leDihs 10 the CairoluOn
road. thence soU.h seventeen degrees
west nineteen percnes, lnence sOUlh
lwen Y seven degrees. west lwenv .oul
pc erches 10 The p' ace OF beslnNng. con
lain,ng eighteen acres ard hinv sever
percnes, more or less; said premises a 4
subject 10 the dover OF lhe widow; vi cI
is SCI of by meles and bounds 10 salC
widow, containing seven aces; aud ar
appraised a $40O Also, loi numbe
twenty three. IN the town Of New liza
gerslown, in SAID county, appraised a
SI33,50. and lot number iweo,v-one, it
said Town, app alsed al $50 80, clear o
incumberanCe
THOMAS WALLACE,
admir- de bouts non OF the estate OF Dan
iel Berlin, deco. Angus, %, lS4o.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-05

The contract for building the Magnetic
Telegraph from Rochester to Lockport
and Buffalo has been taken by Mcssrs. Liv-
irgston & Wels, who have already made
contract for the wire; and the Telegraph
will probably be in operation in two
1Onths. The arrangement for the lines
from New York to Buffalo via Springfield,
from New York TO Boston and from New
York to Philadelphia, are now completed.
--.Mea0 York Tribune.
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Look Here.

Settlements wanted and payments
made Immediately. All those that know
themselves indebted 10 me, on book ac-
count or Otherwise, will save cost and
trouble by acting in accordance with thrs
notice, for money or its equivalent must
and will have. N. B. The Is of This
mo nth is the last day Of indulgence.
]. W. YOUNG.
September 5. lS45 -47-4t.
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SHERJFF"S SALE.

BY virtue Of vindi exponos, issued
out Of The court oil common pleas for
Carroll county, and 10 me directed, I will
Offer for sale on Monday ne first dav Of
September next, on lhe public square in
Carrolhon, Inc following properly. viz:
one sorrel mare snd saddle. Sale 10
commence al 12 o'clock, N OH said day.
Taken in execuli ion and will be sold by
D WATT. Sheriff.
August %, IS45-Pr fee S..
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Estate Of WIN. Patterson.

Notice is hereby given, that | have
been appointed aud qualified Admins.
traitor on the estate Of William Pate son.
late of Csrlol county. Onio, deceased,
All persons indebted 10 SAID ts'ale. ore
ttquned TO make immediate peymenr'
and those having claims against the same
Ia present 'hem, legally auhpn' jca'ef,
for settler mpnr within one NPRr rom his
date ROBERT r GEORGE, Adm,
August Is, le45 -44-3.
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Peter FadeIy's Estate.

Notice is hereby given, tnat The sub
scrIOer has been appointed and qualified
Execulrix Oh The estate Of Peer FadeIy
IaDe Of Carroll county. deceased Da
led at CarroIIton, thr, 22d dey o, Augus'
A D l845
SUSANNAH FADELY. Ex'rx.
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. Isaac ksarTiCk's Estate.

Notice ia hereby givpa, that ! have
been appoin,ed aud qualfed admlursIro .
tor on the estate Of Isaac Ba'rck late Of
Cauoll coun:v. Ono. deceased. All
hose ludeOO ed 10 said estate are {, qnired
make immedlste payment. and those
having claims aeansj thc same 10 pre-
SEM hem, legally au nenI'cated. for sci
lIement. wi hrn oGp year rom his da,e
ANDREW SHERIDAN, Adm'r.
Angus, 30. lS45--46 81
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James ShOckMCescc,s EsIaIe

Notce IS hereby given, that | nave
been appointed and qualified edmnislra-
Tor on The estate Of Jpmcs Shocknessce,
Ise OF Carroll conNty, Ohio. deceased
All those indebted 10 SAID estete are te-
qulred 20 make immediate psyment, end
Ihose having claims aesIns. ne same, 10
prHsenl hem. legally an,neR'ica,ed, for
seu lemenl. within one year from this
dare. MARTIN BOWER Adm'r.
Au2ust 20 lS45 46 81.
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The State Of Ohio, Carroll county IS
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
LE.-.L:--.. !. L.. ii ILL.,. q u 1nAE

The State ot Ohio, Carroll county. IS
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Yacation after .qpr1 Term, A, d. l845.
DAVID Kara !
George W. B.. Bu Ter. and E. !" cha"cery'
~ BEN his wife d. Others
NO,ce is hereby gjVen 10 George w
BIZ Ter end E,zaneh Butler ms vile, de-
iendsnts, residing ont OF the SAFE OF o.
bio. that on me 2S'h day Of JuIv. A ID.
IS45 the said crm JlsInan filed in Inc OIL
fee Of The clerk OF sa d court, a bill IN
chancefy. sgains, them and ether deIen-
dams, selring lorh among other things,
that on The 18Th day Of March, A, D.
1910. The said George W. BulIer and E.
zrbelh his wife. executed TO complains
ami deed of mortgage upon Lot num-
be lhlriy-ei ght 10 The town ol Carroll
ton. IN said county. 10 secure 10 compIai-
nant the sum Of S257 20 The otjec
and PRAYER OF SAID bill Is that SAID morl
eaped pr, m ses NAV be sold TO satisfy
me mortgage 10 said complainant Tine
said de PENDANTS are further notified tina
unless they appear add plead, answer o
dempr. 10 the said oiI. within sixty day
rom and after The next term Of SAT-
cou,t, that at The nexl Term Of said cour
hp p.eaher. the complainant will apply II
said court. 10 take the mstlei ~ he bill
as confessed, aud 10 decree thereon &C
cordiOgly. ROBERT McCLAVE,
SoIrj'or inr complainant.
August 30, lS45 -46 81
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G.. =. PARKER

Respectfully informs me cjrzeos Of
Carrot'on and he surrounding country
mat he has commenced Ihe ABOVE bus,-
ness. on Msn-streei, opposite J d .
Arbuckle's o,e. where ne will repair
Clocks, Watches. .Jeweirg,8c in rhe neal.
esl aud most workman Ike menner. anC
hopes from his experience in The busi
ness TO give g"Oera satisfaction o those
~ho may pa,rouIze h'm
Ilealso keeps on baud ssnpplvotJew
pIry, consisting in pauo' Finger Rings
Brras pins, opeclscies. DC. loge,her Wi
a general assortment OF such 81 r'icIes.
WJ,k walraned 10 be done well: a'
be general phrase Is mo cure no pay
All orders promp " attended 10.
CalroII,on. July IS lS45 40-4.
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August |, ls45-42-3t.
SHERIFF"S SALE.

By virtue Of wit Of Vendi exponas.
i ssued ou OF the court OF common pleas
or Carroll county. aud 10 me dlrec led.
| will offer Tor sale al the door OF The
cour, house in Carrolllon. en- Monday
The 22d daV Of Sci ember next. between
The hours Of 70 o'clock, A. NJ. and a o.
clock P NJ, The following real estate TO
VII. Lot No. len in The Town OF New
Elariisburgh, in Carroll county. Taken
in execution and will he sold bv
D. WATT, Sheriff,
August %. 1916. p. fee 81 80
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-09-05

Slippers, Pumps, &C., &c, ofevery sly.e
aud fashion, md 10 SUIT every sorivty
,nd taste. His journeymen are Tie
pest OF workmen, as he >wi'i employ
lone others, aud who are able to nut
Ip their work 10 style and fashion as
we'll as durabiIily. Those who want
anv article IN this line of business wilt
find it TO their interest and comfort 10
give him a call, when and where they
can be accommodated 10 the most splea.
did STYLE and al the shories, notice.
Call and see, and be has no fear Of the
result.
His establishment is ou Main street,
at The sIgu'Oi the
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An EIeganI Farm for safe.

The subscriber proposes 10 set The
farm on wncn he resides, living in WASH
Ington township, CsrfOll county, ONO.
five mites east oI CsuoIl,on. lmmedl,I
aleIy on ,he road leading from Carroll
on 10 MeC hanics own. and Twelve miles
from he Sandy aud Beaver Cana (Which
improvement wri now be completed be
yond doub,O containing
ONE HUNDRED g. SIXTY ACRES,
One hundred snd five acres cleared sno
~ a good state Of cultivation. twenty a.
cres of which is good mesduw;- there
are on the premises Two good apple OF :
chards: also. as good peach orchar d as
can he found IN this or any o. the 3D.
Joining ounles. the buildings a'e g
good hewed log dive ing. Ia'ge bsnt
double barn. 90 feet lon9) wi suitable
sabing for the accommodation OF no Sc
stock, &c. PICniv Of good wSer al ihu
house. and every field on ibe whole iarn
is well watered Those who desire (,
purchased good farm would do well 10 cal
upon the sUbscl'Jer who will show lh
premises and make known The terms
which will be easy.
JAMES sPEERS.
IO4E -,
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NOTICE

Is hereby given. 10 all persons. that at
my in>Iance, wrtl Of s'schment was
his day issued BY Geo. PUgb. Justice
ol the Peace. for Hsrrison township, in
Carroll county, against the goods, chat
lies. rights, credits, moneys and effects
of David Perry, an absent debtor.
PAUL J. GElGER.
July 7, l845-39. 4t.
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GOLDEN BOOT,

4 few doors west Of Leggel's Hotel,
where he will be found al all reasons
ibIe hours, ready and Ipiessed 10 wait
pom his customers aud lhe public.
lie will take 10 exchange for articles
his iue OF business oil KIDD Of mer-
.hanlaSle produce Wheat. corn, oas,
htx-seed. becon. beans, huitor. eggs,
wool, flax, IIOnep fIN and tow. yarn,
and every other variety OF country pro-
duce.
Carrolton, May l6..l845.
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BOOTS & SMOES.

Ladies, Gentlemen,
Misses. and Bows,
can all he accom-.
modated with the
finest, most slylish,
durable. and cheap,
est Boots, Shoes,
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Jesse LeWis'e Estate.

No'ce is nerebV given, mat The uD-
dcrsipned have been Fppointed and duty
qddlIlird A0mjnisualo,s op The es,a.e o,
Jesse Lewis Ia,e OF Certoii coun v. o
MO. deceased. All those nay'ng claims
ogains, said estate. mUsl present them
within one year from his dale
SUSANNAH ,L> LEWIS ADM, q
JOHN MOSES. "o"' 10
Angus, %. IS45-45 81.