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DIVIDEND.-The President and Directors OF
~ the Manchester Cotton and Wool Manu-
featuring Company, have declared dividend OF
nine per cent on The capital stock, payable at my
office on and after the 2lst inst
ALFRED T. HARRIS,
June lT-c4, Agent for the Company.
BANK OF VIRGINIA, jury /, 1915.
THE President and Directors OF this Bank
i. have declared dividend OF two per cent
out CT the profits of the Bank for The last six
months, which, after deducting The bonus of per
cent 10 the Stale, will be paid 10 the Stockholders
on and after the 18th instant.
SAMUEL MARX,
July 3-eo2w Cashier.
At Court of Quarterly Session held TOR the
n county OF Louisa Al The Court House there
OF on Monday, 9lh day of june 1915:
On the motion OF Robert Faushee and Plea
SAINT Henshaw lega,ees OF VIM. McGehee, decd,
the Court doth order, that all persons who may
have claims against the said decedent, do exhibit
the same to his administrator, Jacqueline D. Gil
liam, within eight weeks from this lime for settle
ment-and that copy oil this order be published
in the Richmond Enquirer, paper published in
the city Of Richmond, for eight weeks success
svely, and posted at the door of this Court House
on two several Court days.
A Copy-Teste:
JOHN HUNTER, c. L G..
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nLD PORT AND CLARET WINE, Of su-
" perior quality, for sale very low by
TEMPLEMAN & RADCLIFFE.
limo II
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! TRUST SALE OF LANDS IN GOOCH-
LAND

DI virtue OF deed of rust bearing date the
ID 3Januarv, 1871. and OF record in the office
of the Clerk OF GoochIand County Court, from
John p Beay and wife. and Mark Hum and
wife, 10 me, rs Trustee, shall proceed 10 sell, on
Tuesday, The 18th July next, on the pre-
misses, al public auction, for cash, 10 the amount
OF six hundred and 6ly dollars, and on credit
without interest til! the Sd January, 1916, for The
balance oi The purchase money, 10 be secured by
bond with approved security, and also by reten-
lion OF the title deed OF trust on he land Sold
THE option OF the purchaser, two Tracts ofLand
situate in the county OF Goochland, within few
miles OF Powelfs Tavern described in said deed
as follows viz: "a certain tract or parcel Of
Land, containing by estimation two hundred acres
be The anne more or less, bounded by the lands
Of contiguous laniholders, as follows On the
North by the lands of Mrs. Lucy Couch on the
l;as, by The land Of Holman Shoemaker on the
South hy The lands OF Edgar Harris. and on the
West by the ands Of said Lucy Couch; also
small tract or lot oteround contiguous 10, but not
Immediately adjoining The aior. said tract OF land,
containing by estimation about TWO acres, be the
same more or less situated adjoining the tract OF
land in Goochand known as the Dover Tract
On The first Of The above tracts there is small
dwelling house, and ou-hou>es requisite for
plantation purposes and The Two tracts together
constitute a desirable farm.
The title 10 the above lands is believed 10 be
perfect, bur, selling rs trustee shall only con-
yey such title as is vested in ne hy the said deed.
JAS. A. Seldom
June li-d&ctds Trustee
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To the Farmers of Virginia
w Z off.r our services to our customers for 10
w sale Of Wheat. Flour, Corn, Oats Tobacco

w Z Offer our services to our customers for the
w sale OF Wheat, Flour, Corn, Oats, Tobacco,
&c, free any commission, except when requll-
=! 10 guarantee sales. The senior partner, who
has had sixteen years experience in business,
gives his personal attention TO this depa r,menl,
aud we laier ourselves that we can obtain the best
r:arSe; prices.
Wekeep constantly on hand large and well
selected stock Of FAMILY GROCERIES,, to
which We invite the attention Of the planters: as
We 10 mol intend 10 be undersold by any house in
he city.
We Sill continue 10 furnish Virginia made
AXES, at 81 eac!-which We warrant equal 10
any made in this or any other country. We have
substituted another mandatory in place OF The
on- Tor which We formerly acted as agents, which
se assure our friends is lar superior. We have
S!i some Is or Is dozen, and have had TO redeem
tll one axe
BiOGUES made to our order, cheaper than
asy can DC had in the city. Call on Us for bar
gains GRETTER & GRETTER,
lay 1T doors below the Bell
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CASH SALE OF JAMES RIVER LAND

lash SALE OF JAMES RIVER LAND
IN GOOCHLAND.
n virtue of deed Of trust, bearing date The
~ l1h June, 1919, and of record in the office OF
NE Clerk Of Gooch!and County Court, fIom John
Day and Anthony Civil, TO me- as Trustee, |
Saall proceed 10 sell, on Wednesday, the Sd day
o. September next, on the premises al publ auc-
hon Tor cash tn land above named. l, is situ-
alei about Is miles above Richmond, on James
,SeT, The Canal running throughit. II contains,
~ estimation, 325 acres, more or less, about 100
acres 81 which are bottom land, the balance clay
!. .ane OF improvcablc quality. Il is bounded on
NE west by Manakin Town Ferry road, on the
worm by ,helands on which DR.. James Snead re-
Sues ~ ana The lands of John Robertson, called
rye Field, on The East by the Rye Field estate,
ani on the South by James river. 1t lies in the
eoa feslon and is believed to contain that article
IN abundance.
!, lhe lille 10 the land is believed to be indisputa-
ue' hai selling as Trustee, | shall only convey
such tile as is vested in me as trustee
RICHARD SAMPSON, Trustee.
Jly 4-cwtds
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BALTIMORE MARKET, July 2, 5, P. NJ.
u FIonr Howard 81. "a y so, City Mills
.S-.s5 ), Susquchanna 81. 50; Rye Flour
ala 3; Grain-Wheat, good 10 prime white,
iMl a 1903 cents; red 90 c.; Corn-whte39 Az
- yslloS ~ G., Penna. AZ IS c. Oats 30 81
~ Racon, Western Shoulders 6 Ct, Sides !
:. assorted It, Hams I! s cents, and rang
issl 10 . according to quality; Lard-No. West
s-5 IN kegs s., and No. in bbs. :! cents
= sale a, $! cash. Whiskey-hhds. 20 c, and bb!s.
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May2.
Co,IMlssInssR,s OFHlcE. }


Richmond, April 10th, l845. !
TN the Superior Court Of Chancery for The
i Richmond Circuit,
John Cosby, PlrG
Against
James Gray ct ais, DTS.
Pursuant to decree made in this cause on the
2lst day of March, ls45, l, as one of the Commits
sioners in Chancery for The said Court have ap-
pointed the 2ih day of June next between the
hours of ten o'clock, A. NJ, and two o'clock, P.
NJ, and so from day to day between the same
hours, Sundays excepted,) until the 18th day OF
July following at my office in the city oil Rich
mond, State of Virginia, for receiving and hear
ing the proof OF whatever debts or claims the Gre
ditors Of David NJ. Branch individually, and OF
the late firm conducted under the name OF the
said Branch alone, but composed Of John B. Al
len and the said Branch, may have against either
the said David M. Branch individually, or against
the said firm. And should any such creditors
fall under this notice. to come forward and prove
their debts or claims, the Court will proceed 10
decree distribution Of the trust funds among
such OF the said creditors as shall have duly com.
piled herewith. JOHN SHORE,
April l8-c2awlo9Jy Com'r
IT New York Morning News will publish inn
mediatey twice week till 18th July, and send
bill 10 this Office.
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THOS. PINCHBACk, William B. Sadler,
is!e notice, that on the 18Th day of September,
la5 a, The s,ore-house OF Col Joseph NJ. Scott,
y tee county Of Amelia, and Stale of Virginia,
o.iTeen the hours of o'clock, A. NJ, aid o..
Enck P. NJ, shall proceed TO take The deposi
a.n' ofJos. Scott, VIM. M. Scott, VIM. M. Book
aani others, to be read as evidence in suit de.
p,sading in the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
oaan'ery, for the county Of Amelia, on the Chan
s'y side OF said Court, in which Thos. Pinch-
oacS and VIM. B. Sadler are Plaintiffs, and and
Soefs are Defendants. II the said dispositions
' snoad not be taken on the day aforesaid, they
WI be continued al The same place, and between
ne same hours, from day 10 day, until completed,
a.. a. which time and place you can attend if you
"'nS proper 10 do so. LUCY BOOKER.
july i-cw2m
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NOTICE.,

WE have this day associated with us in our
w business, Z Bruce Ward The business
Tor the future will be conducted under the style
and firm of Halves, Van Duersen & Ward
HALVES s. VAN DUERSEN.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

pY virtue Of Deed OF Trust executed 10 the
- subscriber and John Parkh by Frederick
a. Mayo and Dorohea his wife, dated The 2ilh
day OF June, 1919, and duly recorded in The
Clerks Office OF The County Court OF HenIico
shall proceed TO sell, al public auction, on the
premises on Friday. the 18Th day OF July next;
al II o'clock, NJ, six lots of ground, situated in
Port Mayo, near 10 Rockets, numbered in The
planet Port Mayo, as Nos. |, !, 3, 4, 5, and L;
or 50 much thereof rs may be necessary 10 sails
f. the Trust: said lots being the same conveyed 10
The said Fie,icrck \. Mayo, by William Mayo
and Lucy his vile, by deed hearing date The 2lth
day oi June, 1872 and duly recorded in The
Clerks Office OF Tie County Court of Henrico
July2 WILLIAM SELDEN, Trustee
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ARRIVED.
Schr. Jno. Simmons, Small, Boston, sundries.
Schr. Eliza Messerole, Rigmore, New YORK,
Ballast.
Schr. George Klo,s, Rogers, Fall River, ballast.
Schr. WIN. Thompson, Baker, Fall River, bal
asi
Schr. Rival. Carvon, n c., shingles and wheat.
Sch-. Hero, Hooper Fredericksburg, sundries.
soop Sally Ann White, G. Whortney, sun
dies
SAILED,
Schr. Roscoe. Eaton, Boston, Coal.
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Il rs. SARAH Z. DAvlS:-As you are
~ NJ nonresident OF Virginia, you will please
!. vov axe notice, that SHALL at The house ofJes-
n "SiSer, IN the county Of Buckingham, on the
5rlo o. august next 1885, between The hours of 8
II, ovk IN the morning and o'clock in the even
ysa hal day, proceed 10 take the dispositions of
crn.ay Walker and others, to be read in evil
te-s.ai ~ certain m1tter in controversy now
|; Jung before The Circuit Superior Court Of
IAN anu anu onancery for The county Of Bucking-
a.: wa Aforesaid, wherein am plaintiff and YOU
yo oslendan,, when and where you may attend
ali ,y S mink proper. And il, from any cause,
harir. osiions shall not be taken on that day. or,
day x, oeen begun, shall not be completed on that
from S Me .asins Of the same will be continued
dsy ans % day, between the same hours Of the
b comn,. d. Inc same place, until the same shall
June On and finished. Yours, &C.,
V-cw8w PETER C. DAVIS.
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ENoR SALE-Guarantee Bonds of the James
i. River and Kanawha Company-aprly at
'e Farmers Bank OF Virginia.
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uIpcINIA AlIIITARY INSTITuTE.

VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
TINE Board OF Visitors will meet al Lexington
on Monday, the Both day of June next, 10
make appointments as Cadets in the Va. Military
Institute. Applications should be addressed, post
paid, to the Superintendent prior 10 that day
There will be vacancies for State cadets in the fol-
lowing Senatorial Districts: Caroline Albemare,
Shenandoah, Buckingham, Accomac, Jefferson,
Charlotte, Pil,sylvania, Richmond City, West
moreland HamP,hire, Harrison, washington
Norfolk. DinwidG~,, Goochland, Ohio, kanaWha.
The Institute furnishes 10 the State Cadet, his
board washing, tuition fuel lights, surgeon, books,
stationery and matlrass, in consideration OF which
he binds himself to serve TWO years, alter gradua-
lion, as teacher He is charseable with cloth
ing only, The cost Of which, including pocket mo
ney, Ohe control of which isexercsedb the lnsti-
tule J is about 800 year.
Applications will at the same time be received
for admission as Pay Cadets; the total expense in
Guiding clothes, being about $3.50 for IL months.
All applications must be accompanied by I'M
doubted evidence Of fair moral character, and no
person is appointed as a State Cadet whose pecu-
MARY circumstances are not such as To require
The aid which is contemplated for this class OF ca
diets
Qualifications. between l6 and 25 years;
minimum height feet inches and exemption
from bodily disease and delormity.
Term o! Services years as State Cadets; mol
less than 2 years as Pay Cadet.
The exercises OF the next graduation class will
take place on the 4th OF July, on which occasion
The class will be represented as follows:
Saulatory addresses by Cadet K. t. w. Duke
Of Albemarle.
Grafton by Cadet w. II. stilh Of Richmond
City.
Grafton BY Cade, w. Fl. R. Wheerisht Of
Weslmoreland.
Valedictory Addresses by Cadet II. B. Hill Of
Buckingham.
The Alumni Association will meet on the Sd
day Of July, and an address will be delivered by
Mr.. VIM. H. Henderson Ga graduate) of Loudoun.
A full attendance of the members is requested.
FRANCIS II. SMITH,
Superintendent V. NJ. !.
Feb l3-cSt&lamt4thJy
Since The foregoing announcement was made,
vacancies for Siufe Cadets have occurred in the
Acc mack Senatorial District, represented by Sc
major Garret; in the augusta, represented by Sc
nator Psyton; and the Greenbrier, by Senator Ca
pe'tUn.
Applications should be accompanied by re-
commentator from the Senator of The District,
specially setting forth the residence and PecnniaTn
condition OF the applicant.
Applications for Pan Cadets should be prompt
represented before the s,July, as there WILL in all
likelihood, be no vacancy after that period.
FRANCIS FL. SMITH,
May23 Superintendent
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r.secr-"Who talks Of woe" tothe Post
Il t. Department, as The result OF The great re-
onls . n.i by the new postage law, which has
mm ,sas INTO opera'iona Il any opinion can oe
u, ss d lie future eec! Of lha'aw from lis hr $,
i,, I. opsraion, great indeed is our cause OF
,,ns :, the Pos, Office OF this city yester
aons "a a. inc receipt OF letters, was an enormous
CAV, ~ upon that ever known in one day
inSs4, tban ons hundred end forty letters were
Nv ~ one house; sirty by another; and from
ma.e" :. :, frly by large number. Much as we
i3s"' ssan a>,onished at the enormous results
nav !,.s; in Grea, Britain by cheap postage, sui
I.o.a as,onishing results will, We are persuaded
!. Witnessed in our own country-not only IN
=. cities but in every village and hamlet OF our
su -. .n,sat Republic-[N Y Morning Mems.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICH MOND.
ARRIVED.

high wa;erlhis day, July 4, at 4! o'clock, 7. M
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nv Last Evenings Wan,

,. lns s.11as \. y. Morning News Of We'd
;, az says: ,,tsrhocteY of vester-
we iea ;na no" however that, Notwithstanding It
ay mo'n, rs al dav the procession was the lar
aimed nea's N Albany since that in honor OF
,es, w''nes witness atave,te Business in every quar-
ne lamenN ,,a Tvs suspended, and every one ap-
Ter was EMU M me soemnity OF the OCCASION
peared 10 -, .,rse,s iraversed BY The procession,
Through lux private dwellings, &c, were shroud-
many s'y Ss ,s,mblems OF mourning. The arrange
I'll win as ,bs occ sion wee carried out with
aienis y, my and success. The Grafton OF
s'sa' Wsn Buren. Esq, is spoken Of by the
IN Va, .,,'ctsr as having been worthy oflhe sub
NM no occasion.
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astcDnroorU 1sorqoefref.
LOTTERIES.
SsraftOEs,s Office.

TO. 5, SOUTH FOCR TEEN I'm
v STREET.
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of Package OF 25 Whole Tickets in the above
will be sent for $50.
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. 30, 10 be drawn
July &c.
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June Is
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-07-04
CoyerIet & Carpet weaving.

The subscriber respectfully informs
the pubic that he has located in Carroll
ton, where he Intends to carry on the a.
bove business, IN all its various branch
es. He will weave. in the best style
double and half double COuerleiS, Carpets
of every description, dc
He deems il unnecessary 10 make q
great 6low. but pledges himself that those
who favor him with their custom vii
no, be dissatisfied. His prices will bt
made 10 sUr the times.
His shop is 10 the house formerly occu
pied by George w Butler, on Steuhen
vile sttess- nearly opposite the Carol
Free PIess ,ffice. where he can be fount
at ali times ready and anxious to attent
10 those ~ho give him call. lie feel
satisfied that the public will be PLEASED
with his work. OnIv give him trial.
PHILIP HENRY ANSCHUTZ.
CarrolIlon. June 30, l845-36-4r
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Road Notice,

Notice is hereby giVen that petition
will be presented 10 the trustees Of East
township, Carroll cOun.y, Ohio, at their
meeting in Juy next, for tho location ol
a township road, commencing at The
house of John Kennedy, On the north
corner of lands owned by james McMul
len and James Me- Cue, and running south
along saId line one half milo, thence wes
eighty rods along the line Of lands own
ed by James McCae and Nancy Boyle
to inlersect the State road at Nancy Nc
Causlin's JOHN KENNEDY
June 81, lS45-37 At.
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Half Cent Seward.

Ran away from the subscriber, resi-
ding in Centre township, Carroll cnun'
ty on Friday the 18Th Of June, lS45, an
lndsnted girl, named Sarah Snider' aged
about fourteen years The above reward
but no thanks, will be given to any per-
son returning said Sdrahi and | hereby
Corewarn any person from trusting het
on my account, as will pay no dse's Of
bs, contracting. unless compelled by law
wv GEORGE MOORE,
June 20, 1876 4t
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A Valuable Farm for Sale.

The subscriber wishes to sell at pri.
vate sale the farm on which he resides; 1;
situate on the road leading from Carroll.
ton to New Philadelphia, one half mile
from Csrrolllon. Said farm contains 100
acres, 100 acres Of which are cleared,
and under good fence and cultivation
having good house and bank barn with
suitable out buildings; good orchard Of
apuIe, peach and other fruit trees. The
Farm is we'll watered having on 1t q
good Wei! and several never failing
Springs. Persons wishing to purchase
a good farm would do we'll 10 call aDc
exc mIne the premises, where the term
will be made known
JOHN EBERSOLE.
June 6, l945.-2S-4t.
20 kegs Juniata Nails just receive
aud for sale by K JACKSON.
| Nov &4A, l84A.
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The StGe OF Ohio. Carroll county, SS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
The Stale Of Ohio, !
RObor, McEderry and !" 0"S"O0'S
John Miller, ell. hls.
Notice is hereby given, 10 The non-re-
sijent defendants in this case, TO VIII:
Hart A Lpavtt, assignee OF Chadwick
g. Leavitt. OF the city Of Pittsburgh,
Pennsy Ivania, and Edward 4 FraiIey,
Thomas Il Brady. and John W. Frailey
Jr traders under the firm Of FraIley,
Brady & Co. OF the city OF PhnadeIphIa,
Pepnsy lvau,a; That on the 23d day Of
January, 1915, | filed bill IN The office
Of the clerk Of the court Of common
pleas Of this county, for the Sale Of o
Ihio. against Robert McEderry and wife
and John Miller and vile, the bill states
that said MtEJderry q Mailer, on the
Sd dav Of January, A d. lS42, borrow
ed $500 of the Fund Commissioners Of
the county of Carroll, lhatIo secure the
pa ment OF said SUN of money with the
interest, they gave to The State oI OHIO
mortgage deed on certain real estate ir
the county OF Carroll, that subsequent
TO The making Of the mortgage aforesaid
the said Hart A LesVilt, assignee o
Chadwick g. Leavitt, obtained judgment
on The lien side of this court. for Ih'
sum Of S399 90 damages, and costs ST
23I against said McEderry d Miller
at the October term thereof, 1912, ant
tina, Frailey, Brady & Co. obtained
Judgment gainst said McEiderry u Mil
Ter at the March term ol said court Il
the year lS43 for $500 55 damages an
costs OF suit. and that the two judgment
aforesaid, are liens on said real estaI
gu ubsequent TO the lien OF the State ot Ohic
The prayer Of this bill is that the par
ties may he compelled to Onswer, an
that said nonresident defendants ma
state the amount OF their liens respec
lively, and that the real estate describe
4 in said bill may be sold to pay the del
due the State Of Ohio. and for eener
relief. VAN BROWN,
Solicitor for complainant.
June 10 I845 35 Ct.
n Printers fee S525.
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The Sfote Of Ohio, Carroll county IS.
OURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

Hacat,oa after ApsTi Term, A. d. i845,
George Harsh, surviving ExecuIorl :
oD George Hartman, deceased, -
vs
George Hartman. whose residence 2
is unknown. el. ale.
The said defendant will take uVIlov,
rha, the sad George Harsh, surviving
executor, as alor4said fed hi, bf IN
Chancery. 10 the fife OF rhs Clerk of
said court, on the 2lst day ol MAY, A.
D 1915. stating among other things,
that he i. the surviving Executor o. the
sst will and Testament ot Gorge Har-
riman late of SAID county decessedi that
| by the provisions Uf the will Of ssi1 les
tstor, Rebeeca Hartman, his widow,
who was one Of The Executors Ui said
estate. was 10 have all his estate, both
real and personal, during her natural
life, snd alter her dealh he orders his
farm 10 be sold end divided among d.
vers Iegalees. OF whom The above named
defendant Is oQe; that Ihs said Rehecra
Ilarrlman. departed This life % be 5th
day OF December, a. D IS44; ths' said
lesator died Sc ized of The following real
estate situate 10 said county, described
as follows, to Vit: The wesl half Of Inc
north west quarter Of section D, IN own
ship IS, and range +, Of the lands direc-
led 10 be sod at SteubenvIlie, Ohio, ex.
cept twelve acres sod in the north west
corner Of said tract Of land.
The bill prays tha, the Executor may
be authorized to sell said and-snd di-
vide the purchase money among he de-
Vsees named in sald will. Notice is
therefore hereby given to said defend 'nt
that unless he plead, answer. or coEHur
10 SAID bill, within sixty days siier the
= next term OF said court, the matters and
! things therein contained will be taken
y as true and confessed, and a decree en-
tered accordingly. J. DUNBAR,
Solicitor for complainant.
II June 6, lS45 - "a Ct.
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NOTICE

is hereby given, 20 the taxable lnhab-
i,ants of the county Of Carroll. that the
county Commissioners OF their June ses-
sion, 1915 leviod a tax Of 'w"rty cents
upon each hundred dollars ""l"a'ion OF
the taxabIe property of said county, Tor
road purposes; and his ia 10 notify all
whom it nay concern that, lhe cmount
of tax thus levied may be discharged by
labor on the public hiRhWa's, ""dpr 'he
direction oflhe supe erVisors within whose
road districts they may reside or hold
property, a, he rate of seven v f"" cents
per day. THOS. R HARBAUGH,
Auditor Carroll county.
Auditors Office, CarroIlton,l
June 13. lS45-35 a.