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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-08

THE TARIFF IN NUT sHELL.-The
Richmond Enquirer says "Give US the
spirit Of the compromise act of 1888, and
the South will be content. Let us have
30 per cent for marimum and discrimi.
nate under that, if that be sufficient for the
expenses of Government economically adj
ministered. But lei US return gradually
to that point, Just as they did from 1888 to
lsi2-only spreading it over a shorter
surface Of time, and, it possible, by shorter
gradauons. The North has a right to de-
mand that some more permanent system be
adopted than the tariff Of 'I2 can ever be.
come. Il is better on her account that the
law should pass at the Preseat session.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-08
Mr.. JEFFERSON ON "NATGVEIsM."
The following is from Jeherson's first

message to Congress:
g cannot omit recommending revisal Of the
laws on the subject Of Naturalization. Consi'
dering the ordinary duration Of human life, n
denial Of citizenship under n residence Of four
teen years is denial to a great proportion Of
those who ask it, and controls a policy pursued
from their settlement by many Of the States,
and still believed Of consequence 10 their pros
perity. And shall we refuse the unhappy fugi-
tives frem distress that hospitality which the sa-
wages Of the wilderness extended to our fathers
arriving in this landl"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-08

or W. notice ihat our old friend and
fsI,ow-cnfsman, Wv. IasrB EuowN, has
Withdrawn from thg publication Of tho
soulhwo, che wh.eTaTaruI Jackson. Conc
tHuei %. health s assigned as lbe cause.
We tender b.m our earnest wishes oy O.
spctiy rcslorai ION to health and y.cof. and
tof tis ros-aas avid rtosprr.ig.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-08

A correspondent OF the New York Pie.
blan, writing from Washington, SAYS: NJ
Adams seemed mueh annoyed and dislp.
pointed At tho result Of his resolution to re.
peal the 2ls, rule. lie doubtless desired
t 10 be again rejected, and thereby fur
nish him with further apology lor sowing
the seed OF dIsauion.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-08

CoNGRrss.--Wo have Washington pa.
pers to the 9th ult., hut SEQ nothing Of
importance in the proceedings, except
what is elsewhere noticed The members
Che wings especially have re-yamped and
are re.deliyoring their campaign speeches.
One Hunt, Of N. Y, wound up with the
assertion "lhat Polk had no principles, =
and that "iho wings should stand by tbeit
principles, and sat down amid foars Of
laughter
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-08

FINANCES or INDAsA.-From the mes
sage of Gov. Whitcomb, recently delivered
TO the Legislature of the State, it appears
that the total amount OF bonds heretofore
soId for the benefit of the future inhabit-
ants of that growing State, amounts in the
aggregate to 1913 ,OOO-the annual nte-
rest on which amounts to S543, 100 The
Indebtedness of the State in the way of
Treasury notes, &c amounts to 81 100000.
The Governor says -
"The extent of the debt, the actual con-
dition and means of the State, and a more
thorough examination of the whole sub
iect, have only served to confirm me in the
opinion | expressed on former occasion,
that is beyond our potcer to meet our la
bHaies. Indeed, so far as my observation
has extended, the opinion advanced by
my predecessor in his last annual message,
" that we cannot now pay the interest on
our public debt" is universally entertain
ed among the people of the State"
His ExcelIeney transmits several dun
ming letters received from the bond-holders,
and recommends that commissioners be
appointed to compound for the settlement
Of the bonds on some terms of compromise.
The fundmongers will find dry pick
ing" among the Hoosiers. These honest
producers Of corn, flour, and W hiskey, can
not afford to pay bonus for e home mar
ket," and then from the proceeds of the
low prices Of their products, pay such i'm
mense indebtness-expended without be-
neft to ono in hundred of them; indeed,
we imagine it would puzzle the shire widest
among them to tell how so vast an amount
Of money was spent at all. estate faith"
" honor" "dignity, - and-so-forth, will lose
all charms in Indiana, when the cost is
twelve millions of dollars--hour, two dol
lars and half barrel, corn, bitt BUSH
ell, whskey, a dime a gallon, and pork. a
dollar a hundred. If the " men of bonds"
will compound very Literally with the Hoo
siers, their State will escape the " foul blot
of Reputation" and be saved from ever
lasting disgrace in the eyes of-the editor
of the Jackson Reformer, Other States
Illinois, Louisiana, for instance
are in a still worse condition, and . re-
fusal to compound or compromise, might
give a serious shock to the whole system
of credit finance and funding.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-08

or The Mississippi, Conference Of 90,
Mslholsl Church, which recently lsscm.
Ucl at rou Gibson. unanimously adopted
resolutions in favor OF PEE proposed i.v-
ZION o. iat, church.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-08

TRur TO THEIR rNsrtNCrs.--Thc Wing
legislature OF Ohio is busy connecting new
patches ct bank charters to food the coln'
try with rags and mscahty,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-08

ZION. Thomas Morris, late L. s. Scna.
tor died sadionly d, his homo Ia Clement,
Ohio, recently.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-08

TrVAs.-Resolliiuus Toe the annexation
ct TENS in conformity with the treaty
Of lsOJ," have been introduced into the
House By Air. Douglas, Of Illinois,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-08

CurroN .--Salcs for he week ending
2Slh December $1,000 bales; extreme
range ot prices, frtn 9 20 r cents.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-08

The yellow fever is mgiog with dread.
N, hly9c 90 al the coast % Neylco.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-08

JANIS SEVrtg has been elected o. s. Se-
ua'oy 6om Illinois in Place Of Gent Ne.
Roberts, deceased,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-06-20
UNITED STATES HOsUE.
CORNER OF MARKET AND HIGH STREETS

9gTzA THE sui scriher having laas.
fs..I1i ID the building. Yn the corner
lSisiEg t Market and High s'eeels, for
'==s'z=-'''17 he purpose OF converting ii 10
to app bite hotel, will take possession oI
he same on aud after the lst Of April
proxlmo. 1t haS been put in compela
aud thorough repair. painted aud r fitted
and having made The necessary arrange
mrDrs he fdlrrs himself that his house
viii afford he best accommodation 10
rsveIers and strangers whose business
NAV require their presence in this place
The house ia located within a lew
reps Of the principal STEAMBOAT LAND
ING III prominent posuon, within one
quare ol the PUBLIC soUARE and in the
business par; OF The l"wn There is a
fine, commanding view OF The OHIO Rlv
Err irom this house for several miles
above and below
The travelling public will find il 10
their advantage to give the " United
States House" 4 call, as It's location. the
convenience to the river, and the accom-
modations which will he afflrded- all
render il preferable TO any other public
house 10 S eubfnviIIe.
The subscriber, thankful for the libp
raj patronage extended 10 him at the
Black Bear Honse," respectfully soIic'
lis call from his friends and old custo :
mers, at his new loratIon
JAMES HANNA,
Late Of The b ack Bear House.
SreubeuvilIe, March 81, lS45 80.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-06-20

The State Of Ono Carroll county, SS,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
The State Of Ohio, I
US !, C,-.
Roher, McEtderry and { :" 0'0"'0'
John Miller, Ell. ais.
Notice is hereby given, to the non re-
sident defendants in this case, 10 wis:
Hart A Leavit, assignee Of Chad wick
a. LeaVltt. OF the cltV Of Pittsburgh
P nnsyIvanis, and Edward L Fralley,
Thomns II Brady, and John W Fralley
Jr rTaders under the firm OF FraIley,
Brady s. Co oil the city OF Phiadelph &.
Pen0sv vIvsnla; That on the 23l day OF
J nuary, iS45, | filed bill IA The Office
OF the clerk 0i the court Of common
pleas oi this county, for the State OF O..
hlo. against Robert McEderrv and Wlle,
and john Miller and vile. the bill states
that said ME- derry & Miller, on the
81 day of Januarv, A ID. lSl2, borrow
ed $3.50 of the Fund Commissioners Of
the county OF Carroll, lhatto secure he
payment of said sum of money with the
interest, they gave to The State OF OHIO
a mortgage deed on certain real estate in
the county oC Carroll, that sUbsequenl
to the m9king of the m'rtgage aforesaid
the said Iltu A LeaVllt, assignee Of
Chadwick Il Leavltt, obtainsd judgment
on the lien side Of this court. for the
sum ol 5000 90 damages, and costs So
23l against said McEIderry a. Miller,
at the October term thereof, 1912, and
that Fraiey, Brady & Co. obtained a
Judgment against said McEdeIry 81 Mil
Ter at the March term OF said court in
the year lS43 Tor $500 SIS damages and
costs OF suit, and that the two Judgments
aforesaid. are IIens on said real estate
subscuuentlo 10 the lien OF the State Of Ohio.
The prayer of this bill is that the par
ties may he compelled TO answer, and
that said nou-res,dent defendants may
stale the amount OF heir liens respect
lively, and that The real estate described
in said bill may be sold to pay the debt
due The State OF Ohio. and for general
relief. VAN BROWN,
Solicitor for complainant.
June I3 l845 e 35 Ct,
Printers Ice S. 25.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-06-20

The SAFE Of Ohio. Carroll county IS
COURT IF COMMON PLEAS.
AIonzo l.. LitsII,
Samuel McNary. ct. s's
Notice is here by gise0 10 D vid Bos.
latter, one OF the defendants in this case
whose residence is unknown, and against
whom process was issued aud returned
BY The sheriff mot found" that on the
10Th day Of January, A. d. 1916 filed
UlI in the office Of the CLERK Of the
court Of common pleas, Of this county,
for AIoDzo L Liuell, sgaDst Samuel
McNary, et. ais. The said bill states
that 10 the month Of November. 1889
Tiernsn Il Vance obtained Two ludg-
menls against Samuel McNary before
WIIIiom Gillespie, Justice Of the pesce
Of Carroll counly. Tor the sum of about
$2S 80 with costs Of SUIT, that execu-
llous were issued on said judgments, and
returned by the constable no property
&c that Upon the suggestion by the
said plaintiffs to the said Justice, that the
said McNary was possessed Of lands
subject 10 levy aBd sale on execution, =,
tran crlpts were issued and filed "a the
coUrt Of common pleas, and such pro-
ceedings had at the March term OF the
court aforesaid 10 the year 1910. thai
leave was given The plaintiffs 10 issue
execulIon against the lands and lenp-
menls oI The said McNary, to satisfy
said judgments amounting in all costs OF
every kind included. 10 about $49 27,
that both SAID Judgements have been as
signed by sa,d Tiernan & Vance 10 said
LIIelI, and that they are unpaid and
unsatsfed
The bill chSrges that the said McNa-
ry and his vile, bout the 22d August,
1889 conveye ed by deed 10 lee simple to
one George Bostatet, then in lie, buI
since deceased, brother ol the wife o;
McNarv, and OF The said d vld Bostat-
Ter, Tor the consideration OF the preren'
ded sum Of three huhdred dollars. a par
oil town lot thirty -tour (31) 10 Atkinson
sddNon to the town OF CarrUIlron ltor.
merly CenlreVilleA hat the sale anc
conveyance nv the said MrNary, 10 The
said George I}osraUer OF the pre- misps il
the bali Described. wa wi bout anV val
i'd consideration that the whole vas don't
, by said McNary to prevenl the pr"pert,
hslng sPzsd on to pay his debts, that n,
sale aud conveyance is fraudulent, the
, tho said David B,satter Is ore Of the Ie,
gal heirs Of the sad George Bos ate r
long since deceased.
The prayer Of the bill ia that The ron,
veyance from McNsry and Wre 10 H.
SAID George Bosratrer. deceased, Tor III
property 10 the bill described may b.
cancelled and held for nought, that ihr
, premlses may be apprais and cold an,
the proceeds hereof applied 10 he pay
mem oI the two Judgments aforesaid
a aud for general reIIet.
VAN BROWN,
Solicitor for complainant
= June l3 1915 80 g..
printer'S fee or S7J
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-06-20
A Valuable Farm for Sale.

The subscriber wishes TO sell st pri
Vate sale the farm on winch he resides;
situate on the road leading from Carroll
ion to New Phi sdelphIa one half mile
from CarroIloD. Said lorm contains 100
acres, 100 acres Of which are cleared,
md rider good fence and cultivation:
having good house and bank barn with
suitable out builang good orchard Of
apple, peach and other truir trees The
Farm 10 we'll watered having on II a
good Well and several never railug
Springs. Persons wishing to purch1 \ Sc
a good farm would do we'll TO call and
* nine the premises, where the terms
will De made known
JOHN EBERSOLE.
June 6, lS45. Us 4l.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-06-20
SALE or REAL ESTATE BY
ORDER OF COURT

On thu 9Th day al JuGe, 1915, at 70
o'clock, NJ. Of sad day. at The door OF
The Court House, 10 he town OF Carroll
ton. will be sold TO the highest bidder,
he following real estate, as the proper
~ OF James Potter, deceased. TO wit: Iy.
Ing in the south west quarter oI section
Is. in township l5 Of range 5, in Carroll
county, beginning al post AT The north
eas corner of SAID south wesl quarter oil
section Ia, thence west nineteen poles,
thence south Que hundred and SIX poles
10 The dover line OF the widow. thence
east nineteen poles 10 The cast line Of the
quarter section, thence north one hun
dred and SIX poles along said line 10 the
place Of beginning. containing twelve
acres and ninety Iour perches more or
less Terms OF sale, one third in hand,
and The balance in two equal annual in
siaImenrs with interest secured bv mort
gnre on The premises. Appraised al
1926 81 JOHN POTI Err,
Administrator OF J,mes Potter, decd.
May %, lS45 80 4t.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-06-20
WASHINGTON HOU}E.
ca &lROGLpOM, o altO
ESV 1. Akin SOTl. ,gr.

!. A., Jr. Begs 10 say to his old friends and
new friends the people OF Carroll county,
and the travelling public generally, that be
Is now on hand at the above well known
stand, where he hopes 10 convince thore
who favor him with call that he is deter
mined to do the thug that is right.
Where there is a will there il a way, and
little attention and cXertion prov d-s the
kitchen with the best Ibis se1i-irIgid zone
affords, and good cooks are rather likely to
set agood dinner, which greatly contributes
to tne strengthening oil the inner man, and
again al bar well furnished with choice and
pure liquors, with plenty Of the BEG! waterin
town at hand, no one need 90 away Thirsty,
Hay Iottand gar9ers well filled with eel
new hay and bright clear oats and plenty ol
clean stalls Ior the animals, all OF which are
anXoasIy cared for, the horse will not be
likely to suffer.
Room plenty down stairs, and plenty rooms
up stairs, thoroughly aired and ventilated
altogether contribute to make the Washing
ton House d pleasant resting place tor the
traveller. Try me. /. ATKINSON, Jr.
May 30, 1845-33-tf.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-06-20
GOLDEN BOOT,

A few doors west ol Lceget'a Hotel,
where he will he found al all reasons
able hours. ready am pleased to wait
upon bIa customers AID he pnhIrc.
fle viii take 10 exrhengs Tor articles
n his line OF business all kr d oi mer-
hanrabe produce Wheat, corn. osts,
fsx-sppd. bacon. haans. Iulrer. eggs,
wool, AK, innen e and tow yarn,
and every other variety OF counlryIpro-
duce.
CarroIltor, May l6. 1915
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-06-20
E.laGc Of JAIME. RigbK.

N"iieo "a hereby gwen, that the un
osrsIgned nave been appointed bno qua
Iibr6 rs executors Of The estate Of James
RIRug. tate OF Carroll county, Ohio
deceased. Those Indebted 10 saId z, ate
are requested to make immediate pay
ment. and those having claims will pre-
seDt tnem Tor settlement within one yea
from lnIs date
ESTHER RIGBY.
Jesse TOWNSEND. EH
Iune g. I845 - 34-4i
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-06-20
Farm for Sale.
CarroIltor, May l6. le45.

THE subscriber, residing 10 Chester
c, unty. Pa Otf.fs Tor sale The n E corner
Of the S W quarter Of section :, lows.
ship I5. aud range s. in Carroll county,
Ohio, on lh- road leading from Augusta
to Minerva. within Ten miles Of Carroll.
ton: adjoining ands with Enoch Peuunck
and others. Containing so acres. Therp
Is on the property log h1use nesr an
excellent spring Of wafer. One OF rhs
branches ot Sandy creek passes lhroueh
tie prop. rty 1t is IN good neiehbor-
hood, convenient TO mills. stores. shool,
and places OF public worship An indie
pulaOle title can be gwen for The same.
For terms apply 10 Enoch Pennock. v no
resides near The properly
JOSEPH PENNOCK
April 25. ls45 % At
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-06-20
WOOl! WOOL!

Tire subscribers wish to purchase
large Quenlilv Of wool. Tor which they
will pay III highest market price, on de
livery at their store.
CUMMINGS g. CAMERON
Nav 16. IS4h-3l #.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-06-20
N RasIer Commissioners sale.
The State Of Ohio. Carroll county, Ss.
Robert Craven,
rs la CbanceTy.
Willism Wier
Whlism Wier

BY virtue Of an alas order OF sale ls-
sued from the con.t OF common pleas for
sB'd county oi Carroll, 20 he case above
| shall expose 10 sale al the door Of the
court house 10 said county, on Saturday
the l2rh day Of Jolly, 1915 between ne
hours Of 10 o'clock, A. NJ end A o'clock,
P. NJ, the following described real estate
situate iO said county, 10 wit the esst
halt Of the north wfsr quarter Of section
nu mber 10, township l6 rsege &, IN The
SteubenVIle district, ,excrptng l9l acroS
of The souh end OF sad hat ql,rter
decided 10 Robert Mirchel and wil,Hm
Grimes ROBERT McCLAVE.
Master Commissioner 10 Chancery
June 6. lS45 "a g.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-06-20
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
The State of Ohio Carroll county IS
Samuel Richardson !

Lucy BIackmore, Thomas Richard -
son, Eleanor Crooks, DavIo PhhlIp,
and Anne bis wife, John Rlcharo, ,
son William Richardson, The heirs z :.
of Elizabeth Hsrdgrove. and .Iohn. 5
Thomas, Richard Dnd Rebeccs. ilh
oher unknown heirs OF Richard
Richardson, deceased
SAID defendants will take notice tbata
pelllIon was filed against them on h. 5,h
day of May, A. D. lS45 10 the flee Of
the Clerk Of the court Of common pleas,
in said couly, and is now pt udinq where
Samuel Richardson demands partition
OF the following real estate, situate in
the town OF CdrrolIton 10 said coonrv. to
vii: Lot number seventy our in Rob
ert's addition TO the town Of CentrevlIc,
nov Carroilton in SAID county. and that
al the n xt term OF snid court Hpplich
lion viii b. made BY The said Ssmuel
Rlcha tdson for an order that partition
may be made oI sain premises
ROBERT Nee LAVE.
Attorney for Petitioner.
MAY 9, 1915 80 g..
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-06-20
The Stnte Of Ohio, Carrob county ss.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

1g.
George Hartman. whose residence 2
is unknown. el. ais. :
The said defendant will take notice,
Ihst the sad George Harsh, surviving
executor, as slor, said, ed hi, baI ~
Chancery. 10 the cfi3e Of rbe Clerk OF
SAID coan, oa the 2lst day of MAY, A..
q. 1915, stating among Other things.
tha, he is the surviving Executor ol the
last will and testament at Gorge liar-
rman late Of said county, decessed; that
by the provisions Of The will Of ssId tes.
tator, Rebeeca l1arrImao, his widow.
who was oBe Of the Executors Of said
estate, was to have ali his estate, both
real and personal, during her natural
lie, ana alter her death he orders his
tarm 10 be sold and divided among d.
vers egaIees. of whom the above named
defendant Is one; that rhs SAID Rehecca
liarrlman. departed lhrs lille on the 7 h
day OF December, a. ID 1914; thai said
testator died St izrd OF The following real
estate situate IN said county, descrihpd
a. follows, 10 Wit: Fhe wesl half Of the
north west qparrer of section s. in town
ship IS, and range s, OF the ands dIrec
ted 10 be so al SteubsnvllIe, Ohin, tx
cept Twelve acres sold in the north ives
| corner Of said tract Of lBnd.
The bit prays that the Executor may
lie authorized 10 Sc said Iand and d..
VIda Re purchase money among rhe de-
Visees named in sa,d will. Notice is
hsreiore hereby given io said defendant
hat unless he plead, answer, or demur
to SAID bill. within sixty days after the
ncx, term oi said court, the matters anC
things therstn contained viii be takeG
as tue and confessed, aud decree en-
tered accordingly J. DUNBAR,
Soil iior ior complainant.
June 6, lS45 "a g..
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-06-20
Farm for sale.
PAINTS,

The subscriber has on heU{ a general
assortment of PAINTS, which he w'Il
cell low for Cash or proinrr m hand
WN, H. SINCLAIR,
Nav l6, l84J.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-06-20
BOOTS & SHOES.

l. dIrs. GpnilPHen,
Nisscs, and Bows,
can all hP aCcrm,
modated wIth tic
hnesi, most siV ilsh,
dUrShlc. md cheap
est Boots, Shoes,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-06-20

Slippers Pumps &C., DC oIcy'ry atgIo
aaG iosglon. nd to sui cvory vagiy
aod fssle. H,s Urneymeo are Ire
best OF wofhmen. ss he will employ
none Others, AID Who ore able 10 pa.
~ rheu work 10 style aud E,h,ou rs
well ss dur brluV. III 81 VII, wrns
anv article N rhrs line Of business viI,
find II 70 their lnr'rrs' and comfort IN
give hin call. when and here hey
can BE- accommodated IN he mos, splen
DID stsIe end 81 the shortest notice.
Cal and see. end he has 10 fear Of lba
result
His establishment Is Cd Main street.
Il The sign Of The
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-06-20
B 90 9p a M ~ s. la OHl
ESTABLISHMENT.
JOHN s. RUKENBROD.
TNAkE rs plsasure. 10 Ibis

TNAKES pleasure. 10 this
torn his friends aod The public
10 general. that he has Iu'es,pd a sp'.
icIent amount Of pnJ ro ,ay lnslr,k
Of The no'i durable enj subs'sniiei
kind and II The Fl esI lrx'Ure Whereby
he II r0nDIed 10 compete with any "a.
tsUusnment oi the kind inihls commu.
Bry;and the pUhIIr are sssur,d 4 hat
th"y csH be accommodated, cons idarlpg
the qua'ity, Oh better trms lbIU al any
o.h"r p are, with evnTN variety of
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-06-20
ESTATE OF WIN. MCQUEEN

Notice is hereby given, that the SUBJ
scrIber has been appointed and qualified
as administrator on the estate OF William
Mcqueen, te ol Carroll county. OHIO,
deceased. Those indebted 10 said estate
are requested 10 make immediate pay
ment, and lhose having claims against
SAID estate will present them du Y au
uhenlicaled, for settlement, within one
wear from this date
ELISHA MCQUEEN, Adm'r.
June 6, 1864 1t
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-31
SnERIEE,s NnTiCE

H0MMlT TED TO the Jail Of Mobile county. on
" The 2lth October, 1915. By Charles a. Hoppn
Esq, Mayor OF the city OF Mobile. runaway slave
called DUKE, black complexion, s feet 6 inches
high. about SO years OF age, has lwo small scars on
his breast, the thumb nail on the right hand has
been split, and says he belongs 10 DR.. Oliver, of
Montgomery cnunIy, Alabama. The owner is
qnesied TO come forward, prove property, pay char
ges, and take him away, or he wall be dealt with
according 10 law ia such cases made and provided.
ocl25 22Iu e BANCROFT, Sh'f NJ. G.
Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-10-31

The Branch ofthc Bank Of The State of Alabama
AT Mobile
vs. f. ia.
L. ID. Hallonqaiet, H. Ballentne, P. II. Lewis, and
Mm. +. Lewis.
Wl ILL be sold Tor cash IN trent of the Court
w House door nf Mobile county, on tile LAT Mon
day Of November 1915, between lie hours Of u ~
clock AM. and u'ciock Pm, Of said day, one Ne
gro Woman, called IsABELLA-the same having
been levied ON the property OIL. ID. tIalIonquIst,
by yrine Of the above stated execution which issued
from the Circuit Court Of ioiIle county and to
directed.
ocl27 222ds G. BANCROFT, shit NC