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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17

I'VE he suhscuberA being appointed by
w the Hon. Probate Count for the dis
thct u FArhavtn commissioners 10 receive,
examine and adjust all claims and demands
sgains, Ge estate II JosrPH GouLD ls'e Of
Ps~let 30 sad district, deceased, represent
% insolveut.and stI months from the Ia Jay
" juV !AsI beng .i!o~ed BY said oooh Tor
hat purpose we do therefore hereby give
.lt.se Ma, We vii attend 10 the business Of
our sal. spppiUmeut =, the house Of susan
nah Could m faw,.g on lhe i1s' "elne'IaJ
Of Septembcr ADD "o,em1gf us't from ons
O'Clock UNI. i've O'clock, I. 81 Oh each -
sad dlts.
1,ed. irrc.' o. r. 20
.t.aOl b. ..I.au, t.r.-..,.
A.. -HlluD- 4.DoERrUs,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17
CHERRY pE("rORtI,

TIlE subscriber has Just re, elved hrg-
j supply Of this very valuable cough rem
edy Also a few more OF those superior
psBasnl. W f. G. STODDARD.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17
llap-1bOards

A PRIME laI Ol seasoned Cisp.hosrd. 70
~ sale by q l. ROBBINS
Rutland, Sept IS. 1910 s.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17

STATE OF NERMoNTlREntemcm.
Distinct Of Rutland, I" ID ber.d that
al asPeclal probate court held al Rutland
within and for said district on the 2oth day n
Aug A ID. 1910
Present, VIM. Hall. Judge
An instrument ~ wtItlng purpoIilng to bs
the lsAt WI and testament OF William Con-
stHntine late Of WA,lingfrd IN SAID district,
deceased, having herl pt,,u. 'cd to said
court Tor probate and allowance 10y Joel W.
~ worth tn" executor '..-.io named,
e., OF cred ln,t sad r,.,. Nc referred for
p'nhate and allowance - the first MONDAY
hclug To 5ih day at } ',obcr next, and
that copy Of lhls oider be pubshr lree
weeks su' ras. w. previous thereto no
Rutland llrraI' news per prin,e Rut-
land, that all persons interested II ear
and "onie. the p'pba'1 theraof / .t, ,-s
cause. = .rLe cop Of f,rofJ.
81 HENRY HALL, RI, '-f
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17
DE itTcmeuller
lpd thatat n ala
STATE Of Vermont,

p Sr't Of R .%"' )" ~ ha, a, ,a
ted probate court holden a, Rutland within
and Tor said district on the frs, Monday be.
IN the IN day OF September, 4. ID. 1915.
Present, VIM Hall, Judge.
An instrument in writing, purpor'lng &c
be the last will and testament Of John SAT
ford. late Of Walllngio.d, III sand dl>tu /, de-
ceased, having this dtv been pr sentcd 10
So c.o-t lot uua,.o a.d uwaa.e b, : .-
Der Nh..cH-pu, i.r .,rcplnt tee. nance,
Il 4, utdcicd that SAID sill be referred iOt
probate AMI allowance 10 the fret o. day,
being tho finn day Of October ne,t, aud
that copy OF tins order be published three
weeks successlveiy previous thereto ~ the
Rutland Hetald,a newspaper punted at Rut
land, that all per'uns niere, 81 may sppeai
and object TO the same II they soc cause.
A true copy Of Record
81 HENRY HALL Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17

I'VE the subscribers, being appointed by
w The Hon. Probate Court Tor the DIS
,rlct Of Ru,l,nI, commissioners to receive,
examine and sdIus, all rlaius and demands
sfail pet.oos against Et CALEiss, lsIs Of
Walling ord in said district, deceased, rep
resented in.olveni. and NI months from the
9Th day Of August. A. d 1915, being ALLOW 70
ed by Ssid count for that p, rpose We do
therefore hereby give nolire that ~e vii al
tend ~ the business OF our sad appointment Ut
at the dwelling house Of John iiuninon IN
Walhoqbrd, on lie % d,' Of January A.
d. IsI7 neIt, from ten o'c.o,k A. NJ. until
3 o'clock, = VI IN esd dsv,
Da,ed a, wslnnsN-d IA, 80, day o.
August 4 y. 1916
Jom- HrsToo. { coo..
~ J. r Bc~HIF.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17
FARM FOR SALE.

TWP sub.oubers Offer for SAID, Farm
Il lying 10 ROLAND, -four niles north Of
the East Village, on the rood leadlng 10
Ch'uendrn. Said Fam contains ons Kun
dred acres, is well wate'ed. and undtr a
GOOD state Of cultivation On SAID Farm u
a good ntw dazzling houls, iwo good barns.
and other cOnyenlsnreb recestsrt Also
one Other LOT containing lvnt Eve acres, ~
log 10 Mendon. on the % Turnpike, about
tony RODS RON +. Muss3t Old tavern .iIad,
and - as Pood pasture lot 50 can he found
sn' whefa Also timber enough 10 keep the
fences In repair sad premises vii DO
sod scyaiA't of g. Ee'her. w s-u Tie parohI
'rr snd ~i'' be sold ala bargain Liberal
PAYNE Her parir
uIsrs enquire Of the sI3, nJet on lhe ptcu.-
las of ftomls HI,n .,,s ni Piu.iafd
T. " fLNNOCk
7 4 HlTCuCO 90.
Hu,ln3. s u, 1916 90
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17

D,i"c' U Of na ,..o S. Is le 81 'n.,
At a stated probate cou,, held at Rutland
WITHIN aud fursali d.slri,l,u ON the lsl monday
being the TN day Of sept, 1916,
Presenl. Vim. Hall, Judge
Homer Rockwell eAecutor.o The last vii
and testament Of solomon RpokseI. late OF
mGdlelo~n, 10 SAID district, deceased, pfo-
posing 10 render hna, account Of his ad-
m,uIsiration OF sad estate.
II Is oIJofeG tHit sad account be referred
for Examination and allowance, to the lsi
MONDAY. being tie hnh day Of oct, bcltshd
that copy Of this order ne published three
week.. succcs-IVeiy, previous thereto 10 the
RuIand Herald, a nr~ paper pflnisd at kul-
land hat all persons interested may appear
and object to The same II Iney see cause.
A Ifus copy 81 KecD5h
o. HENRY HALL, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17
NOTICE.

TlllS NAV oerity ;hai haze ms day CIV
en- my Don jeremiah Beach bis uma
dounP the remainder Of L,s minority. and
sha!, claim mons Of his wages OF pay any Of
his debts she' the dsn
STEPHEN BEACH
Cartodon, July 81, 1913 a.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17
SE,PTEMRER lnth. lsiG.

"IilS dsy received. new Fall STYLES ~
u De bilres ahcoes, Alp,ccas. Shaws,
Casimers, Nesung- Btoai Cloths, Sc q.
which are offered oheApby
Rutland, Vi q. l. ROBBINS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17
D. II MEACHAM NJ ID,
PHYSICIAN And SURGEON,
VcUtr Ff0rd VI

TIVE Subscriber vii f'n.,h FAM,
i Mei.cines. Itusses, ard Nf r ,tsin''
spinal AJiom.aal >uppoueu, Improved b,
4 Z Coop-f % 49, oh r 9 doors louH u.
: TorDsAerds Sore.
D II ntACiIGH,M
WsniGr ford SEPT |. IStG 'Ci
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17

within aud tor sui dl.r'., an rIo slh day
- ~r,., ! y. l-ir,
P,cacr' w Nn1. ,-dgo.
WDcreas. Carlos \ IItchco,t, admins
uNipr of t.e estate at Lyman II 'cEcock late
Of Cmueud"n ~ sid district, g. rased. ~
trstale, has Tins DAY made application to sad
cont m writing, repfcscnuug that the pet-
snull estate OF salj deceased. u not SUN.
tlrni 10 pay Ihe irur, allowed hy the Com
h1ssruntfs agnInsl the .ati'o SAID dclras
ed and tie clpcrr,s ~ AlnlnlnrAuon. ahi
that. the -''e 81 a. the fcsl estate Of $50 de-
ceased Is necessary Tor TIC payment OF tho
sam" md therefore ppy'r2 SD cour 20
gam hlm i.ccnse Ia sell al the rcal tst.Is ul
deceased, eIcepl the uIdp" dowef ibeit,a
including tne feNersIun thereof
Therefore u'S ordered by sain ooIu ,n,'
sad APP ..y b." referred { n,surs ag~i
decision lu lie htst Mono, t... ..'
DAY Of October next ana That cops .I ms
order be publI,hed Three weeks sucressi,rly
previous thereto "a lac Rutland Head. a
e~spapef ptInted nj Ruant ,hAi all pe-
sons interested may apprat snJ give bout,
fer the payment Ct sid drhts. or o,hotnIse
object TO no same u they see cause.
4 tue copy 81 record.
~ HENRY HALL, Re.s,e
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17

STATE or NERMONT,} DE ii remcm-
DistIct OF Fairhavan, IS. { ID bered that
at probate courI holden at Chslleton IN and
for said district OF the ilh day Of September
1886 Present \. Warner, Judge.
Minerva l.. MllIary. admrnls,tairlG Of the
eS,l,. o' 'srnlus Il NaItrs. i,'e % Pau'.
ney. IA sAll '..i ...o'sn., having made
apphcatIon TO sald coun tor an extension of
the Tune. one year, heretofore limited for the
payment OF the debts against sand estate and
rederlnu an account Of her administration OF
The estate Of said deceased.
|, is ordered that said application be heAtd
and decided at a session Of SAID coon 10 ~
holden at Caslleton AFORESAID on the frsl
"Wednesday, II being ihe 1rh dAv Of October
nerI, and that notice thereof be gwen 10 all
persons Interested by prh.lc.uon Of 4 copy
of this order, three weeks sucCe>styely ia the
Rutland Herald a newspaper printed at Rot
land A Hue copy OF record.
IS J. 4. WARNER Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17
sTRAYED OR sTULE =

k'kOM the pasiaIe Of Mrs ~ s pep
Ilurufon Spnn2., 49, 1r about .r f...
a. u August r-i& ntu~s Horse, b. .,-
short sStcn tai, 10 f'i.sr nm hs6i, Sl4
sh"d al round, at ysar 0ss Wpsvef vii,
give iniofnsuon where tsid ifrss n.y bs
found .nsl be suitably rewarded Pksss
diroci To- I4uthsr n ssbth Of Bsfnsfd
Cilrsnson sPuns' Avg -, 1850
~ 20
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17

STATE OF NERNONrlR Etrcmem-
Distur, Of Rutlaud - - bcfcd that
at \ .pc,a probate roui' he'd al Rutlsnd
within and lntsalj district on The 10Th day Of
August 1910.
Present VIM Hall, Judge
william Kent executor nt tho last viii
and testament of william Kent. late OF Wal
llng(od IN SAID distinct. dorduAed ptopo,ing
to render an account Of his Administration
Of SAID estate,
It's ordered that SAD account be rslerrei
fqr eIamln,tIon and advance 10 the 10,
Monday beng tho 5,h day Of Oct, nex:.
and thata copy OF tn,s order be Published
three weeks succcssively, prctlohs thereto.
IN the Rutland Herald, newspaper printed
n, .Ru'land, that all persons interested may
appear and object to the same # they see
cause A tue copy OF record.
- HENRY NALL, Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17

sAood hss IN ~~l m,hs pun,sf
- 10 Be-, sweetheart
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17
81 HENRY llALb Register
STATE OF vERMONT,1 IlEilreme

STATE OF VERMONT1 F}E it remfm-
District Of Rutland, -. - berci MAT
al n special probate court held al Ruiland
within a. 'nts sad distinct, on tie SUI dIe
OF Sept 4 ID lSil.
Present VIM Hall, Judge
Anins,rIment IN writing, putporiIng 10 be
the last wi, and testament OF DANIEL Baoh.
elder. late OF Ira, In sand dfsltCl, deceased,
having uecu presented TO sa,d court for pro-
bate and allowance Gy Joshua Harrington,
loe executor therein named.
l,, ordered that sad wll, no referred for
probate and allowance to the first Monday
BEN. the hnh day Of Ociobar, next, and that
a copy Of tins order toe published three weeks
succ.sstyely, pfrvinu, Thereto 10 the kutand
Herald newspaper printed at RuuInd, hat
all person luteretied may appear and contest
the proJale thereof Il they see cause.
lIue copy Of Record
HENRY WALL Repis'cr
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17
NENl,tDN


bv III
- II, 'tea
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1846-09-17

+rAIEo. rrh},pNr.. RE u remem-
Dis,uc, OF farfharcn, IS - bered Una,
al Probate Couu holden al CasIleton in
and for sad district on the An day OF
SeplelnbeT 1916
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-09-02

S5,0OO,000, and yet the claimant is ro-
quired TO release TO the Government all
other compensation, and to accept his
share of fund known TO be inadequate.
If these claims be well founded, il would
be unjust to the claimants to repudiato any
portion of them, and the remaining sum
could hereafter be resisted, The bill pro-
poses To pay these claims moi in the cur
rency known TO the Constitution, and not
10 their full amount.
Passed, as this bill has been, near Tho
close of the session, and when many mea-
sures of importance necessarily demand
the attention Of Congress, and possibly
without that full and deliberate considera-
ton which the large sum it approprates
and the existing state OF the treasury and
of the country demand, deem it to .bo
my duty to withhold my approval, that it
may hereafter undergo the revision of
Congress. have come to this conclusion
with regret. In interposlng my objections
to its becoming law, am truly sensible
that ii should be an extreme case which
would make il the duty Of tho Executive
TO withhold his approval of any bill passed
by Congress upon the ground oc ,,s expe-
diency alone. Such case ! consldor this
to be. Az JAMES Is. POLh.
WashiL. w. .ugust 8, 1926.
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-09-02
VETO or THE FRENCH SPOLIiTION BILL
To The Senate of the United States:

return TO the Senate, in which it ori.
ginated, the bill entitled san act TO pro.
vide for the ascertanment and satis(ac-
ton Of claims Of American citizens for
spoliations committed by the French prior
to the 3lst ofJuly, ls0l,",which was pre-
scented 10 me on the 9Th inst, with my OBJ
lections to its becoming law.
In attempting to give the careful examl-
nation it requires, difficulties presented
themselves in the outset, from the remote
ness Of the period to which the claims be-
long, the complicated nature Of the trans
actions in which they originated, and the
protracled negotiations 10 which they led
between France and the United States
The short time intervening between the
passage Of the bill by Congress and the
approaching close Of the session, as well
as the pressure Of other official duties,
have not permitted mo 10 extend my
examination of the subject into It's mi
mute details. But in the consideration
have been able to give it, | find obiec.
tions Of grave character 10 its provisions
For the satisfaction Of the claims provi
ded. for, it is proposed to appropriate So,
| 900 900. | can see no reasonable o.
equitable ground upon which this large ap
preparation can rest. A portion of th'
elaine have been more than half cen,u
ry before the government, in its execu
tive or legislative departments, and all 0
them had their origin in events which oc
Cured prior to 1900. Since 1902 the
have been from time 10 time before Con
gress. No greater necessity or prophet
J exis, for providing for these claims at 'hl
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-09-02
EDITED AND PUBLISHED, WEEKLY,
BY r. C. JONES,
TIE r NJ s.;


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time than one year.
ADvERTlsMENRs inserted at the rate of One
DOLLAR per square of TEN LINES or less, for
the first insertion, and FIFTY CENTS for each
continuance. All advertisements must be
marked with the number of insertions requir-
ed, or they will be published until forbid, and
charged accordingly.
t6-Poltical circulars, or notices for the be-
nedt Of individuals or companies, charged as
advertisements. Articles of a personal ma
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Announcing candidates-TEN DOLLARS for
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01STNo Job Printing delivered until paid for,
except to those with whom we have regular
dealings.
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-09-02

CHEAP.--ln the year 1916, the whole
Manhattan Island, upon which the city Of
New York now stands, was bought OF the
Indians by the Dutch for the sun Of twen-
y four dollars.
Mississippi Democrat., 1846-09-02

The IRON INTEREST AND THE TARTr.-
A very intelligent correspondent sends us
the following in regard to the probable
condition OF the iron interest under the
new tariff. II speaks for ITSELF and shows
with how little justice the manufactures of
iron complain OF that law. 1t is a fact that
the experience of every worker in iron will
confirm, that while under the tariff of 1912,
the manufacturer of iron was realizing tho
most enormous profits, the price of iron was
exorbitantly high, and The blacksmith, and
all other trades using iron, were compel
led TO makeup this advance in the cost by
reducing the wages Of their hands, or by
making the farmer bear the additional
price. II, under the new law, therefore,
the price Of iron decreases far enough to
be saving to the workers in iron, and
consequently to their purchasers, and not
too far to ruin the manufacturer to an extent
even approaching the estimate Of our cor
respondent, great good will have been
accomplished:
Scotch pig, last accounts, was
worth Ca Is. Cd. per ton, at
As. Cd. to the dollar, $40 so
30 per cent, even it the yau-
alton be taken at Glasgow,
per ton, So
Freight, insurance. and all charg-
cs, at least 5 25
$50 60
Our anthracite furnace.owners boast
they can make ton of pig metal certain
ly for $l5 per ton--somo say as low as
Sl3 per ton.
One ton American anthracite, at
the highest, SIS 90
Freight TO market, 90
Commissioners and guarantee
per cent. on sale, say al $50
per ton, 2 10
1872 10
Leaving, at least $s so cents profit on
a ton of iron, costing, according to the ma
ker's assertion, Sl5 to make it,
Anthracite furnaces (seo the various
accounts) make from 80 to 100 tons per
week
Pretty good business for weeks work,
S7G5 or $3.50 profits. And very liberal
estimate is the above, from
CHARCOAL.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-10-16
TO MY OLD FRlENDSl

It's IndisPensably necessary that nv old bu.
siness should be sculod up immedis,elv
therefore call upon all those who are ipdeb,oA .
me on subscription to the Carroll Free Press. e.
Job Work, or Advertising, to call and pay co
Without delay. If | am forced into coerciyo
measures, there will be no exceptions. shall
expect all my business to be seuled up by ths
first ofSePtember next.
0Ti will take Wheat, (thOugh money would
be Preferred,) if delivered by the first Of Sen
tember.
N. B. feel myself under obligation n ,bo..
who have REALLY been patrons bv boiDo
Puncual, (and we have many such,l for to them
alone we owe our present existence. Each in.
dividual will know whetherthis notice is in,endaI
for him. Friend, if you are in arrears, "Tbou am
he man," and the sooner you put yourssIr
in more enviable position, the better for bo,b
you and me. Remember, longer INDULGENCE viii
not be given than the first Of September.
I. w. COLLIER.
July II, 1886.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-10-16
BOOT AND SHOE MAKING.

THE subscriber, Tor the purpose of keeping his
friends advised OF his location, &c, would res
pectiully inform the public that he still continues
carrying on the above business at his old stand on
Lisbon street, Carrolton, few doors north OF the
WESTERN EXCHANGE HoTEL, where he can be found
at all times, by those who desire to preserve health
by keeping dry feet lie, therefore. would recon-.
mend the people who need
Boots and Shoes
10 give him call, and he assures them that they
will go way we'll shod He sdetermined to work
nothing but the best material that can be purchas-
ed. and his work shall be done in the most iashona-
be style, as well as in the most substantial manner.
Thankful Tor the patronage heretofore received,
he isdetermined to render himself worthy OF a con-
linuance OF that support, which all industrious and
attentive mechanics should receive at the hands ol
a liberal public.
Ills shop is on the EAST side Of Lisbon street, one
door north of Crumrine's blacksmith shop
HENRY HELFRlCH.
Carrollton, February 81, l846-6m.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-10-16
E0TaE AND IIFAnY.

4 General assortment Of FETsa GRocEBIEs just re-
Il eeived, and are now offered or sale at the GRo-
cE2T SroEE Of s. @. Mckee, in the room formerly
occupied BY MeEl5erry g. Miller, as a store room
Anong tue ASSORTMENT may be found No, and
Maeke- :, molassss, New Orleans sugar, loaf sugar
prime Rio coffee, tobacco, Virginia antIioney Dew
rice, teas che olate, sale1atus nuGlegs pepper, al
spice, ginger, cloves, bllcking, cinnamon, candles
brushes, rlisins, &C. Sc, &c. Thankful for past fs
vors, hoPe a continuance Of the same, as viii en-.
dCavoF be "awlys on hand" to attend to my friends
when called on. Wheat, oats, beeswax, tallow. but
ter eTgs feathers, end ether marketable produce Ia
ken in exchange for the above articles.
STUART G. MCKEE.
Carrollton. Septernber A. lS46-47-tf.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-10-16

TIE subscriber offers tor sale a valuable quarter
section OF land, iyiag one and half miles from
Waynesvug gh, aud three quarters Of d mile IRON
Magnolia, Ter ueriy owned by Capt. Downing, con-
aiming CNE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES, seVenIy-fve
Of winch ale rl,aIed aai in good state OF cult
valon, the balance heavily tmbcredi the Sandy q
Beaver Cana. passes though the land. There ia
one Of tho beet C,cha.ds OF grated fruit on it that
,he whole Sandy valley can afford. ANY person
%lrhing to purchase would do well to make appDi.
cation Immediately 20 the subscriber living in Mag.
Goa, Stak couuy, Ohio, where terms, &c, viii
be made kaown, and by whom the premises will be
shown. RICHARD ELSON.
Magnolia, August %, i846-46-tr
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MEDICAL PARTNERSHIP,

THE undersigned have formed professional part.
nershiP Punder the style oil George McCook & Son.
They tender their services to the puUc at the es-
abllshed rates OF the country, with their assurau-
ces that they will spare no pains, by day or night,
to render satisfaction to their employers. They
will hold themselves in readiness to render eratu.
!ous attention to all such as are poor, and havs
claims upon their humanity. They will nav espe.
cial atentono diseases OF the eye, heart and lungs
They are furnished with the means Tor performing
all modern surgical operations, and they would par.
tculary include cluhicot and strabisnus or souint
eye. GEORGE McCOOK, M. D.
GEORGE L. McCOOK, NJ. D.
New Lisbon, June s6. 1846-37-4t.
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SANDY AND BEAVER CANAL.

TUE stockholders Of the Sandy and Beaver Caaa
Company are hereby notified, that an election
for directors OF said company will be heh on Wed.
nesday the l2Ih day OF August next, at -tha canal
office in New Lisbon, Ohio, between the Hours oil
10 o'clock, A. NJ. and o'clock, P. NJ OF said day.
They are also hereby further notified thatthey are
required pay an inslament OF ten dollars on each
share OF stock, before the first day oil Septen-
her next; and one of ten dollars on or before the
first day of October neXti and one OF five dollars on
The first Of November next, TO Charles D. Hosteter,
Treasurer OF said Company, al the Canal Office in
New Lisbon, Ohio; being the l3h l4lh, and 18th
mstaments. BY order OF the Board.
CHARLES D. HOSTETTER,
Secretary ofhr Sandy and Beaver Canal Company.
Office of the s. " b. C. CO., July "a, I846
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-10-16
WASHINGTON HALL.
Market street StenhpnYilln, Ohio,

THE undersigned, proprietor Of the Washington
Hail. takes this method OF informing the public
that he has recently taken charge OF the "HalI'
himself, and he is how fitting it up and furnishing
it in a superior style. The location Of the house is
an excellent one, which, with the accommodations,
cannot sl to make it desirable resort for gentle
men on business to this city, or those on pleasure
excursion, as 1t commands fine view OF the Ohio
river for two miles. The proprietor pledges him.
self that every attention will be paid to those who
may patronise his house, to render them comiorla-
bic; and, TO his best abilities he will endeavor, at
s times, to render due satisfaction. Charges mod
crate An omnibus will be run, at all times, be-.
tween his house and the river, for the accomnoda.
lion Of his patrons, free of charge.
MATTHEW ROBERTS,
1une I9 ls4B-36-4t