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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-05-06

Ep FAD! READl! M!--tIaving
G. used HEWES' NERVE and BONE
L1N1MENT, prepared by JOSEPH T. ROW.
AND. 1 can certify to its good effects A trou.
bIesome rheumatic afeclionIn my, right should-
er of three years standing, was by a, few ap
pIications thoroughly cured. Fifteen, months
have elapsed since its use, wilhouta recurrence
of the complaint Several relatives and friends
TO whom I have recommended il, have also
received great benefits from lts use. A gene.
raIknowledge ofils virtues would be the source
of the allevialion OF: much pain. and Incon.
venience. With this object in view, have
WITHOUT SOLICITATION authorised Mr.. Row.
and 10 make use of this testimonial rs he may
think proper. THOS. J. HOUPT.
POI North Sixth street, Phila.
For sale at Edgefeld C. H. by R. 8. RO
BERTS, Agent. IL
May 6 2t Is
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FOR THE ADVERTISER!

/,
Messrs. .Editors:--Asis is usual on,hc hrs!
Of May. the young ladies of our village,
would wish to believe, had pleasant lilile
party, aud passed o few hours together, in
q most charming and agreeable manner.
The day was fair. and the sun was
bright, aud beauty was brighter still; and
every thing bu, one couspired to make
their celebration entertaining and amusing
IN the highest degree. assure you Messrs.
Editors, that that one thing wanting, was
not The light hearts aud buoyans spirits OF
sweet sixteen--it was not the grace ana
toveliuess Of youthful innocence--It was
mol the overflowing soul. and the desire 10
dispense the blessings of peace aud hapPI-
ness. and joyous mirlh to all around pu,
IL was The presence of some delightful
yopng fellows, some gallant young me" TO
have called into exercise, and TO have been
the happy recipients of those grateful
charms, whirh otherwise, would have
been lavished on The cold and - idle wind
tina, regards them not" A girl without
hoy. woman without man. is like the
tender flower Of May, deprived ofthe ge.
NAL influence of the sun-its beautiful
,in,s lie concealed in the bud, and It's per
fume and its fragrance wastes away and
dies without tasting the lovely breath OF
Spring. ~.
could not have conceived Of May
narty without boys-and think such an
invention is truly refined, and worthy OF the
age. There is something about 1t rather
orudish. am afraid there are some an
cient maidens in our queI liule village
and il there are, as much as love gallant
~ warn them in time, 10 beware.
.,Twere better they had never been born,
than 10 incurihe Vengeance ;ofmy walked
wrath" heard some time ago. OF a
queer sort Of a convention OF some OF The
softer sex in our town, and feared then,
tha, we were on The eve OF revolution
,ye now realize the fact. ] will say one
more word, by way Of admonilon. IT
have the leas, inlimation again OF the or
saniza,ion of an old maids socIely in The
Sro.d limits of this village, | will take a
,orcl, in one hand & trumpet in The other,
and | will explore every street. and lane.
and alley within this Incorporation, and
will cali forth every thing in the shape of
n bachelor, and will form one Of the
conple,est old bachelors cluns, or anti
oil. maids societis ever read of in history.
"A word 10 The wise is sufficient"
Blu, will conclude this short descrip
ton by observing that the Queen Of May,
was regularly crowned. and looked as
sweet as the blossoms that adorned her
diadem. Her ministers tno, were decked
ou,in s,audsome colors, and resenbled the
most perfect little angels. The usual cere.
aonies were performed with grace and
dignity. and lhe little girls dispersed with
sad little hearts.
Toucn Me Nor.
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New Arrivals
;, xf TIE TnE
CHEAP CASH STORE. !! /! !

7HNHE subscriber. most respectfully informssl$:
IL his Customers, and the public generalIY.
that he has received the creates, part of his
SPRING GOODS, direct from New York
which he ls DISPOSED to. sell Lat very small.
advance, on first cost. He is not so ,presump.
tuous as 10 say that he can sell cheaper than any
other establishment, but he ,eil assert and
prope to the satisfaction of purchasers, that
no estahliShmentin or out Of town, shall Us..
DERsELL him: His facililes for getting Goods
are as good'as any, other establishment. = y |
Part Of his stock, consisting, Wig:
A fine assortlnent5of French, English and
80. American Prints; ~: -
Colofed Baizaripes, Organdn Lawns and
French Muslinsi in great variety and
Rieh.Taglioni ssarfs, M and a variety of dir,
ferent kinds of Ladies', Silk ii Hdkfs: y
Linen iJacoi,ets, Cambrics, Swiss 6 Book
Muslins I. - Z : !, = - s
A large assortment of Hosiery
Slippers, ColoIed Fringes and Ribbons.
Gloves, Pins, Needles, Hooks and Ewes:
Coats Spool Cotton, Victoria colored do.
Thread for embroiderirng Collars, Soan.
Cologne, Visiting Cards.. Head Ornaments.
Fancy Combs, Side land back Combs.
and every article usually kept in that line.
BONNETS BONNETS ~
The largest and most fashionable assort.
ment direct from New York, ever Offered
in this market, and therefore sold low.
PARASOLS. UMBRELLAS AND
-. SUN. SHADES!
"a very large assortment of Small, Large,
Cotton and Silk Parasols, and Silk and
Cotton UmbYellas.
FOR GENTLEMEN'S. WEAR = =
A new selection. .,of fashionable READY MApe
CLOTHING, expressly ordered by nv
orly Agent in New York, Tor this market.
Among which can be found.
- Fine Drap D'Eta Goats C,oton
Cloth, do, aud great variety of Check.
Colored, Linen, Yellow and Brown Coats.
A large assortment Of Pantaloons. of different
style aud qualities. Silk. Satin and Mar
seilleS Hfsts
-, SHIRTS! SHIRTS!
A most splendid article, Just received and eIe.
.4 gantly finished, and likewise Bosoms and
Collars; Also,
Stocks, Suspenders, Silk Hankfs., Palmetto
and Leghorn Hats, and Groceries,
Cutlery, Razor Straps. Crockery, &C.. :.
TLadies and Gentlemen please give me.
a call, and examine my stock before you buy
elsewhere. and am confident you will not
repent of having taken the uouble of visiting
my Store. ,. j. COHN,.
Opposite Go0amGTs Hotel.
April % st ID
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NEW ARRIVALS:
DANAMA and Leghorn HATS,

DANAMA and Leghorn HATS,
III Samontin kits, - Z:
Fresh Salmon, in boxes..
Lemsp Syrup at IS cents bottles
Lemon Syrup at 434 els. do. best quality,
Oranges, Lemons, qt. Pickles a. Capers,
y os Amigos, Los Valedos. and Regulla
Negro Brogais, at s7a cts a pair. :;
DaInIng or Knitting Cotton. bleachel,
!, : Ge5man Silver Pencil Cas"s, les to 3lt
cents ssai,ns ssea Silver Pencil Cases, 4sa cents
Gold C. Sspsi PENS, diamond pointed, Leads for
psss'! and cas ND o,hei desirable articles a, It low
prices. Fdlasale by
!. at.i R. S.rROBERTS.
EJsefield C. H., 5,h May, 1886.
lTCountry orders f,r GROCERIES, ME-
DICINE. HARDWARE. PERFUMERY,
&C., accompanied. by ienittances' will meet
with prompt attention.
Nays 2t 10
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A CAR ID.

MH RS. DUPIE informs her friends and the
I'VE public. that, TO meet the wishes of those
paren,s. who desire their daughters. to pursue a
full course Of study under her direction, but
who entertain prehensions. respecting the
heal,bfulness of Charleston, she hns determin-
ed TO establish branch Of her Seminary at
AIKEN, for the Summer months, where will
be offered all the, advantages of the city cs.a-
vlishmen.
The location will .oh, BE at the bssa,y SOSrf and Spns
The Exercises will commence May 2qth =
A Panttiet will be forwarded 10 thdse who de.
Reference may be made 10 Col. F. w. PrcK.
EMS. Col BRuoks, Edgeheld c. H. Dr.J.W
Charleston, s. G., 400 East Bay street.
Mays AZ ID
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LOST.

n BOUT the frat Of April, POCKET
Al BOOK, containing the following Notes !;
! rote on, Isaac Lowe Tor $50; ] OH A. John
.on a. Son for. S14, l ON John Dankins for
co 60 An: j on john F. Glymph for $54; 3 on
Tobez T Ryan amounting 10 SOL; OH Henry
HerIone for -Sl5; 2 on Robert Price amount.
inc 10 Ss7; on Mark Minis for $14 or $l5.
All neYsons are forwarned from trading for
any Of the above notes, ,,,,. ni,nn
May6 10
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FHE undersigned have . formed l a part:
u nership in',he practice Of Law and
Equity for Edge6eIa. One OF The o,nsr
will attend ,he Courts of Abbsyille, Barn.
Office al Edgsheld G. H..
n, l, GRIFFIN;
y. " EoNHAM
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State Of South Carolina,

- .EDU EFIGLU, FIo1 It1GI
EHOMAS PRICE, living ons. mile FROM
d Elton Pos. Office, Tolled before pe "a
Sorrel Horse, IS hands high, bind feet white.
up 10 the knees, and the left fore foot =.
blaze in the, fsce,.a white streak near the right
flank, blind of the right Eye, Supposed to be
IS Years old, aud appraised at $40,
BENJAMIN STEPHENS, NJ. ED.
ApriI29 1mdm IA
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$50 Reward!

D ANYWAY from the subscribers about
Ea, the 10Th of January. Negro Woman.
by name Of NICY, of dark COMPLEXION about
35 years of age she is supposed to be about
charles Glovers plantation. where she has
been seen. The above reward will be paid to
ANY person who will deliver her to ME at Edge
field Court House. ~.
!. s. F. GOODE.
Edgeheld CS., April 20 If IA
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H1y4,f1nernan's' 4f Preventive
Of SCARLET FEVER!

OF SCARLEI tEVER'
yH4hls has been uced by thousands ef per.
mons in various. countries, with success
,lda also in Bnneombe County North Caro-
l;ns. T i &c neraiy prevents, but always modi
sss , the disease land prevents its being fatal.
For.sale, at l255 cents :! ootle,oY ,Y,pnrs
April29 ~ re
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The Rev. Mr.. CLAYTON, (UHiversalian,(
will Preach upon the I'd Sunday iu May, at or
near Horns Creek Church.
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May 6
Notice..

q IT; persons having demands, against the
Ak assatt Of David Richardson, are request.
ID ~ - nresent them immediate properly. at:
tsa.sd and all debtors tbe estate, are required
20 make prompt payment, as the affairs ofthe
es,nie a. are abcutto be closed:
0'"'o JAS. NJ. RICHARDSON,
JAS. s. GiUlGNARD, !. >
Executors,
m,jf ~ IS
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"Murder and Lynch law seem insepa.
rabIy connected with slavery"
So says the Plymouth Memorial, mott
cling the affair al Nashville. II would be
just as true TO say. that murder ard lynch
law are inseparably connected with free
dom in tho free States. In Chsfleslown
covent is burnt; in Philadelphia,. church.
es are burnt. III Boston, in New England.
all over The North. and iu Canada, we
chronicle a,lrocious murders ; aud tile free
black fend at Auburn is saved froHl lynch
ing only by the cunning Of the officers who
had him in custody. ln New Hampshire
the mot compelled The execution Of Pres
colt, mindless creature and the young
slers who tore down a. house, and killed a
wife and mother at Kingston, go unpuu.
ished. Murder, theft, robbery, counter.
feitiug, and lynching, also abound in Ohio,
Illinois, aud Indiana. and are not unknow
in the territories Of Iowa and Wisconsin.
New York city We hardly dare 10 mem
ton, and say nothing of officers Of The law
shot BY antirenlers. With many of The
northern anti slavery writer's and speak.
ers freedom seems 10 mean nothing but a
charter for railing agains! truth !; and so
far es heir morality, that they openly ad-
vocate disunion aud treason to the consti-
tuition of their country, the hi CHEST Of
crimes. Should tho. southern press pub
lish The atrocities Of the free States, with
the continent that these things are The
natural fruit Of free labor and free speech,
how false and Injurious would j, be YET
there are those here who daily attribute to
one cause all the evils at the south, not
withstanding they know that the same
evils are, and always have heen. common
10 all states Of society.-BostOn Post.
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Dr.Jayne.s Medicines.

A Fresh supply, just received by the Sub
IA striber, which are warranted genuine. the
"o,lty Agent" to the contrary Notwithstanding,
]. ID. TIB6ETTS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-05-06

DY The last Will and Testament of Alex.
nd ander Downer, deceased, late ofBeach
Island, provision has been made for the main
tenance and education of q number. of INDECENT
orphans of this District under the age Of ID
years-and by an act ofthe Legislature, Com.
msaioncrs have been appointed 10 ,carfy'o out
the observation-disclosures Of the Testator., They
have procured a suitable location at Beach Is.
land, eight miles below Hamburg, and design
as soon as they can ascertain the number Of
bene6curies, to erect suitable buildings for
their accommodation, and to- obtain the servi-
ces Oft competent person to take charge Of
the Institution. :, ..
The design Of this communication is to 80.
licit the operation of the citizens generally,
but more particularly the Commissioners Of
Free Schools, in ascertaing the number Of chill.
dreu in their respective neighborhoods entitled
to the benefits designed BY the benefaction Of
the Tesiator. !,
Communications addressed to ns thronghthe
Hamburg Post Office, will be thankfully re.
ceived.
NJ GALPHIN, J "a
D. ARDS. Ccmm'rs.
G. B. MILLS.
April 90 # Ia
The Hamburg Journal will copy.
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The State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Mary Loyeless, App. :.
vs. Summonsin
Benjamin F. Loveless Partition.
and Others Defendants. - =, :,
TT appearing 10 my satisfaction fiat
Il Wilson H. Loyetess, one q the. de.
feudalis, resides without tie limits OF this
State, i, is therefore ordefed, 'Tha, be do
appear and object 10 the division, or sale. sale.
of The Real Estate of Martin ,loveless,
deceased, on or before the first Monday in
July next. ohhis consent to the same will
be entered Of record. ;.
Given under my hand at my office,
Aprl,3, 1916. JOHN HILL, o: z. D.
il; f2w
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4 poor b! mechanic q at Baitmiorrts,. Bitirs. named
Hitchcock, had add ed to bis family, the
o'her! morning, three daughters, whom
he named Jane Polk, Mary Florida: and
f'ar'ha Texas. II is a pity he mad not
.le more. to call Susan Oregon.
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A handsome service Of plate has been
presented to Mr.. j. Hoffman Oallamore,
of Boston, by his creditnrs.. Mr.. G., failed
last year, aud was released by The Master
in Chancery on The payment. Of 90 per CT:
on his obligations. Having since received
large les he summoned his creditors
and paid the balance amounting to 90, 600,
for which honorable conduct his creditors
have paid him the above compliment.
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TN THE PUBLIC.

Edgeheld ck, April 20 If
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-01-30
sale Gf Real Estate.

POtsuau, 10 an order OF the Court Of
common pes for Carroll coupis Of the
November tern thereof, | ~i.i cfTer Tor
sale on lhs pc mlses, The late t-sldence
Of JOssrh Busl &, deceased. on tie 90 b
day o. February, A. ID lS46, bstweeu
the hours 10 O'clock, A N sBd 4 o.
clock, p N. Of said day, The lollowrug
described lSnd, situate 20 Unlon Town
~? 10 sid county, TO VT: The ~ss,
hall OF The south essl qusT'rT oi sseiirn
AMY seven. t27l "a I'.WIsh . ttlutt n.
tl3l OF Isuge siA, (6l eonlSlulng eighty
(sOl s"Tes, more uT less. subject 10 the
d' vel OF Mary Basler, widoW.
Terms OF sale one third cab in
hand, one thud in one year, and the
residue IN lwo years wi'h int.r.sr ftou
the day Of sale 20 be- secured by mort
ga 90 the pr mr-es.
JONAS BUSLER,
Administrator ol JuFeph Bu Ter. decd
J,nus, y 2Sd, 1916.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-01-30
NOTICE,

sherehy g,v'u that application will
be made 10 The cen mrfsiOrets Of tNr~
roll county at Their March session, 1916,
praylrg tor the alterations 90 The iuI-
lowing namtd roads, to wit: on what is
called The Weaver road. beginning al
The land line between Peer Rock and
John SpangIer, On Harrison township }
thence along he line between salu Span
eIer and William Woods, northWardly !;
thence TO inrerseCt sid road near the
methodist meeting house
Also the following alteration on what
is called the Masters rosd, beginning al
the land line between Robert Peacock
and William Woods; thence Il westward
lv direction until 1t intersect SAID Mas
ter's road near The land line between
said Peacock and Robert Woods Sen.
MANY PETITIONERS.
Jan l6, lS46.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-01-30
sale Of Real Estate.

IN pursvsste a. tie vii oi 10 &C
hIler J,rtbs,0, ,rd - ,ltfue O. 90
cree Of lte U,ut o. C.uutu pee. lr
ard for ne urfy o. Carroll, 90 ttbi-
csTy suHre, titre vii o. colo o. tiu
higtsst b.orer. 0n iu'Hy if' :U.t ,it
OF Jarurr, lt4e5 &c lt l',l.tL q. t-.o
div, ~ the roarr rg,i|s. Coz.
o. ,.uU'y. &c 70 ovtfE tts,rH HbtCtIUi
ssiatt, .rr 90. VruN ol 81 It is-u, hu'T
Cects.eG. tr,I, lhr L,Tr- Wtsf CuJf
rcr a. Ee.u,' 80 ~ Tarlt 2 toVI-tfB
10. toYetp'.to ufusI e. ssfo CuHus roc.
uun e. Is lut ladt in .tr s,eG Ilu of
The town ~ Dovn,rGvr rug eco
lofs urhrrFo 4 ~ 81. cot lts rf,i-
sItcb three f,w'is ol Ior o. ulrr - 10
The loNu e. r,tu 90 80 q C,ur'y; I'D
also lore rrmtcr,C 90 trt 81 Iu .tf
town oi " yu,s u.ai, Su.a o,uors
aud sac turf-ard art r..n .0fe Uir.
hpred ! 4 10. - - 70 "a .. 10 j..
l.. l9 20. 2s - 30 "a 81. SO S.,
80 81 81 s. 81 40 A.. 46 55.!1 81,
81 IS 80 60 90 IT. 1I,I2 i3 x,
cn, 90 b Irv. O. nuvrIr we, 20
sald county a. Carrull p D., aid us,t
~ ard rs sru~,d on roe rur Of gt-
Sandy asd t.uvrf foIa.. stI.uWl 40
tow u ot D.Ur.tCsI q. Is 10. B. fUHfof'1,
fsrue brd y..lu,!r. tic f,Hu irs
above t,-crf',d .ra o.. 81. i.rufSr .rrtvts
through vhscr vi pas g., S.Jdy ard
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-01-30
Jsn Is 1876.
CO.MUiSSIONER'S Sale

SHsI II fC CO'HNHi , OOIOSN Eh CSlRSE
The State of Ohio. nrroH couaty SIS
Wuliam Sealot Ia III c. uTi o. com
Us. mon T. Gus. Ia aud ',r
Jonn Williams saId coun y, IN chan.
DAVIS Vail, Con Gerry, D'cree for he
DIV MIG |. safe OF land
Notice il hereby gwen, thai BY virtue
Of an alias order OF sa 9 issued from
said court in the above cause, aud 10 me
directed, | viii offer for sale 81 public
vendue. at the door OF the court house
10 Caro- ton in said county, on the e5th
day OF February, A d, 1876, berween
the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A VI and 4 o.
clock, P NJ Of said dsy, the ioloMlOg
described tract or parcel Of land, sIrua c
III sald county, 10 vii: p,rt OF the wPet
half Of The south west quarter OF secI
tion twenty, township SIX cen OF range
six. in he SteubenVI!e district, bounded
as follows: commenting al post len
chains and six links from the north
west corner o. said half quarter, thence
running east 10 chains and 81 Inks TO
a post, thence south 20 chains and Sc
links Ii a posi, thence west 10 chairs
and 81 links TO a post, thence north %
chains and Sc links to he place Of bB.
gi"Ging, containing SO acres and lhirty.
three hundredlhs OF an acre Said land
laws in Brown township.
ROBERT McCLAVE,
Master Commissioner in Ch tnCpry.
January 2, lS45 Pr fee SO 90
The State of Ohio, Carroll county ss
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
November Term, "A. ID. 1916.
Edward Stewart,
IS. in CHANC Ch I.
John Price
By virtue of an order OF sale, issued
out OF The court OF common pl as ~ and
Tor The county Of Carroll, in Chancery
sitting, and to me directed, | viii tfrr
for sale at public Nendue at the door Of
The court house in Carroll'un, in said
C0unly, on "eOhesnHN tue SO'h uhy VI
February. 4 D, 1916. aetwsen the hours
OF 10 o'clock, A NJ and 4 o'clock, ? NJ,
Of said day the legal and equitable in
teresl of The complainant 10 thus case, in
and 10 Tho following descrl' ed real es-
tate, situated in The township "E Harri-
son in the c"untV Of Carroll, Ohio, to
vii: the undivided fourth part oI the
south east quarter OF section number
tweI ty Elk, township fifteen, in range
SIX, of ,he 'ands subj CT TO sale a. Sieu-
benvIlle, Ohio.
sW R LLOYD.
Special Master Cnmm,ssi. ner 10 ChancN
January OH, 1876 Prs fee SOO'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-01-30

nrs wagon fuad aaa lissl opsa II IN
Caspas Chusl TO ) "a Aat,nio and Cas-
irStlls. aui rrgdlsr lius OF wagons
for he tfsa,PorlsuOa Of guOds is abpui
10 be started.
The G.z.iIe contains ths following
item Of n-Es; e a. Aris'a. with hls
force. Amounting to some 500 " 2 600
mea, ls sow at Monterey The party
oi irsders from whom we obis;aed this
InlormsIion arrived here on the % uIr
e'e'ea dave from Comargn. on the R,o
6'ande. They b'iug no news nj im-
Pnflsnce from The capita OF Mexico.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-01-30
NOTICE,
January 80, 1916.

Is hereby given that petition will be
presented to The commissioners of Car
roll county, Ohio, at their next session.
praying for the location and establish
ment Of a county road, commencing on
the road leading from SleubenvIlIe to
New Philadelphia, at point between
Harlem Pyle's and the widow GarlrelI's
and running on the line between said
Pyle and GsrtrelI, through the lands Of
said Pyle, George Gamble, William
Dempster. and Jacob Milisack, TO Inlsr
sect the road leading from Sherrodsvile
to the N W Philadelphia road, on the
line between The lands Of said MiIIisack
and Demps'er
January 80, .646
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NOTICE,
Jan l6, 1916.

Is hereby given that application will
be made to The Commissioners Of Car
roll county at The March session 1916,
Tor The vacation of 40 much ol the c. un-
~ road, by The name Of Pugh's ROAD,
running on The township line between
Brown and Harrison; beginning at
WeaVer's road, thence westward TO the
corner OF said townships az aforesaid
MANY PETITIONERS.
Jan l6. l846
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ROAD NOTICE

Notice is hereby gwen that petit
Ilon will be presented to the commits
sioners of Carroll county, at their next
session, praying for an alteration Of the
county road leading from Cambridge to
CenlervlIle, NOW CarroIIlou TIE al
,eralIon required b gins at The cross
roads on Wm McIlugh's farm, thence
toa rock on the old road, thence along
below The bark and round the hill to
Samuel LIndsay's and WIN NJ Hugh's
line; thence up SAID line TO the corner
between David DAVIS. WIN McHugh and
Samuel LINDSAY thence along said line,
quaIIy. 10 The corner Of section six'een,
thence a'ong said line and past Samuel
Lind,aV's barn. through his back fe d
aud Waison's Woods, 10 the aforesaid
line, and rqnaIly on the line between
G Orge FIeShwaler and The heirs Of
Robert Watson. deceased, and trrmina-
ting at he graded road from CenlervIIe,
(now CarroIlton) 10 New Phiadephla.
MANY Petitioners.
January 80, l846.