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valuable Farm for sale:

The subscriber proposes to sell, at reduced ice
100 acres of land, in Carroll county, Ohio, five miles
from Carrollton, the seat of Justice four miles from
the Sandy and Beaver Canal, and one mile north of
New Ilarrsburgh post town on the mail route from
Steubenve to Massillon The land is equal in
fertility, certainty of production, and advantages
Of situation, to any land in said county; 70 acres
are cleared aud under good fence, the residue
ed with superior timber. tits level and has hand
some appearances; good road from New Lisbon to
Philadelphia passes the buildings. There on the
premises three springs Of excellent water. The
above property is situated in a healthy and good
neighborhood, convenient to places of public wor-
ship, schools, stores and mills.
10 accommodate suit purchasers the east half of
the above tract of land will be sold seperately and
an extraordinary good bargain given, for cash; 26
acres OF which are cleared an a spring of good
water thereon. 1t Is situated in the heart of good
wheat growing neghborhood. Terms of sale will
be very moderate. Persons wishing to purchase
and to see and examine the quality and condition of
the land will be shown every attention by the sub
scrber or by John Potter Of New Harrisburgh.
A. ]. NEEL.
Sept. l0-4S- lSI7.
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EsOnGl NOIiCC.

Notice is hereby given that petition viii be
presented to the commissioners of Carroll county,
at their next session in Deremher, l847, for an al.
teratjon IN State road leading from Lresburgh to
New Cumberland, commonly denomiHated "the
road to Sates' Mill, commencing at the north end
Of the lane between the lands oil George Rdrrict
and Joseph Pearch, thence in II northwest direc-
ton south OF Zlous Church, denomiuated "the Tu-
thcron Church., thence to intersecl the aforesaid
road near where the line, between the lands ot
Horace BeIknap and Edward Richardson crosses
the aforesaid road. MANY PETITIONERS.
November ), IGI7--I-5t.
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Cash for Hides.

The subscribers having commenced the business
of tanning, in the yard formerly occupied by VIM.
Thompson, directly north of the Western Exchange
and directly behind B Meisters grocery, are dcsi
rous OF purchasing quantity ol hides, for which
they will pay four cents per pound, in cash. ON deliy
cry at their shop.
ALSO On hand at all times, large assortment
of leather, of all kinds, which they will sell at as low
prices the same kind of article can be purcha-
sed in this place. and they invite the public to call
round, and examine their stock before purchasing
elsewhere for they intend that their leather shall
need no other recommendation than an examination.
BAXTER q BUTLER.
Caro'lton, September H. lSl7-i9-tL
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

Ihovs associated with inc the practice ofmedicne
Dr. HLxRY B. FAwetTT, who has read attentivcly
nnder NV care tr the last three years aud has aten
ded course OF lectures in highly respectable med-
cal school In this State, lie practced with me du-
ring the prevalence OF the epidemic that swept over
rhe country during the pastsamme and autumn, and
cave entire satisfaction in ali cases entrusted to his
Sure | therefore most cleerully recommend him to
the confidence OF the public and the attention OF the
Slsd;esl nrofession. j. s. HUNTER.
] March q, IS41-22-tf.
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SEW YINwARE MANUFACTORY.

TuE subsetiuer invites pHUac attention 10 llls ahol
! Just opened one door east OF the General TayoI
Hnuse. formerly occupied hy VIM. d. Jenkins.
where hp intends manu- featuring 10 order, as ulst
keeping on hand, tin, copper and bassware II
such variety aa the demand may seem to require.
He hopes BY The closest industry and un'Irinl
attention, to merit such encouragement Is VII
warrant him to continue aud extend the business
Every description Of mcndlug. in hls line, promp
IL done 10 order. THOMAS II, ATKINSON.
Z carroll.ou. Jane %, IG47-37-lt.
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THE CARROLL FREE PRESS
LUCY-THE DIFFERENCE.

She dwelt among the untroddon ways
Beside the springs OF Dove,
a maid whom there were none to praise
And very few to love:
A violet BY a mossv stone
Half hidden from the eve!
-Fair as a star, when only one
Is shining in the SKY.
She lived unknown, and few could know
When Lucy ceased to be;
But she is in her grave, and, oh,
The difference to me
WoBDswozTg.
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AUDITORS OFFICE,
September 18th, IS47. {
THE STATE OF ONO,
CARROLL County. ~

CERTIFY theft Lands Town
NonPoym Taxes the County Teosuro said
the Txeo 1916 and the Interest and Penalty
and theta axcsor annexed
the of Lands Town LOIS &c.
will be the Taxes Interest
dah Caol
of OIL Treasurer of said
moang and Penalty charged
he h ,tpaim THOMAS R.. HARBNGH,
Of Carroll
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Washington Eall-StcubcnViIIe. Ohio
'HuE subscriber respectfully informs the public II
general, that be has leased the Hall Tor term o.
years. The sleeping apartments have undergone
a perfect renoVation-no pains or necessary ex,
pense will be spared to give all homay call perfect
satisfaction. Respectfully. i. W. EARL.
April Q, I&i7--2G-t
PS. watch Tor boats, day and night-baggag,
taken to and from the river, free of charge.
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uARLEm SPRINGS.

"IO u W L X X +
The undersigned takes pleasure in informing Iht
public that he is now prepared to treat every spe.
cies OF disease by the late aud we'll established
system of HlDEUFATHIA. The hot, warm, cold, O.
vapor bath, will be resorted to, according 10 the
stale of the disease. or the state OF the patient
Il is now reduced to d certainty. by the experience
Of the best Physicians in the county, that the
lIydropathic ~ stem in tie cure OF the various
chronic, rheumatism. and scrolulus diseases with
which the human family are subject to he afflicted,
stands unrlvalled. III also known that the prac-
lice OF bathing has been followed Tor the healing
Of disease from the earliest period OF which We
have any certain or traditional history.
The Harlem Springs are now fitted np in such
manner as Ia enable the Undersigned To admins
tea tn cod water cure in Whatever way a long eX-
pprieuce may diciatC--whether Il be the hot or
cold bath, the warm or vapor.
Ii may be a qualification 10 the friends OF these
Springs TO know thar there has not been patient
Ia attendance this season, who has not received
material benefit from this mode OF treatment and
many entirely cured OF deep seated and long stan
ding chronic affections, rheumatism, &c.
Different diseases under the control Of Hydro
pathy, Rheumatism. ScroiFula, Fever and Ague,
Diseases OF the chest, such as Asthma, Bronchetts,
and the forming stage OF Consumption; Diseases
oil the Stomach and Liver. such as Dyspepsia,
Chronic inflammation OF the Liver, producing every
lorm OF indigestion. It's strong dimelic and suda-
rifle effect renders Dropsies completely under the
control Of Hydropathic treatment.
These Springs are situated near the state road
leading llom Steubenve to MassjlJon, miles
northeast Of Carro.Iton, ami bu! few rods from
the village Of Harlem.
NAHEs OF THE Barns.
The Donche Bath. or Pour or Shake Bath.
SilZ do or sit do.
UmsIauch Bath, or Wet Sheet do.
GrIss do: OF Shower do
Shutz dOg OF Plunge do.
The hot, eod warm, tePid, and vaPor baths.
]. S. KELLER.
Sept q, 47-tG
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POIN D.

] feel" says Cyclops, fever HERE,
My brain is burning up | fear"
And pointed to his head.
Said neighbor Sly upon the spot,
You need not fear the thin. a jot-
Fever can't live unled."
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TOO TIGHT

l kissed the tiny hand ! held,
pressed the fairy form,
vowed I'D shield her iom the blast,
And from the worlds cold storm.
She raised her melting eyes to mine,
All filled with drops Of woe.
With quiverIng lip she family said,
Oh, quit, don't HUG me so! "
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ECKLEY SDAVIG.

Attorneys and COanscliors at Lac,
HAVE entered into partnership, and will practice
- their profession in Carroll and the adjoining
counties. All business entrusted to lhpm will re
celve prompt attention. Office in the trame build
ing, opposite the west door of the court house.
CarroIIlon, December 5, l845-lf,
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HOLLOW WARE.

4 large lot OF holI9w ware, Gf Pittsburgh manurac
- ture, just received and for sale cheap at the new
store Of ELIZA SINCLAIR
Carolon, November 9, l8l6-tf
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DR.. w. IL. POOLE,

HAVING located himself in Carrollton, offers ms
professional services to the citizens of the town
and surrounding country. His office is opposite the
store of Mr.Parker September II, I8IG-4s-tf.
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COTTON YARN

4 large lot OF cotton yarn Of the best quality, jus
- received and for sale al the cheap store OF
ELIZA SINCLAIR.
0auolton, November 6. 1846-u.
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IT. GRISWOLD
Canton, Ohio
BROWN & GRISVYOLD,

attorneys and CounscilorS at Lar,
Office in the court house, Cyrrollton, Ohio.
March 90, I844-tf.
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STOHELY n TRIPP,

Attorneys and CouHseliors ai Lap,
FFlCE in the court house. The retainer Of the
one will secure the spvices oilhe olher
Carr0lton. Nav ,. I845-f
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S0L.E LEATHER

4 First rate lot ol Spanish sole leather Just recci
ed and for sale by LIZA SINCLAIR.
CarroIIton, November G. I846--tL
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STONE WARE.

A good assortment of stone crooks, &c., on hand
- and tor sale by ELIZA SINCLAIR
Canoton, November G. I846-tt
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r U E

As truthful proverb as ever was heard,
TALENT shakes bushes-TACr catches the bird y
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HIDES, HIDES!

THE subscribers will pay four cents per pound
for clean slaughtered hides and Eve cents per pound
for clean slaughtered calE-skins, well taken off
They will also keep on hand general assortment
Of leather of superior quality, which they will dis
pose OF at very low prices. TEEMs: Cash, grain,
and hides. YOUUG g. RICHARDSON.
Currollton, August 20, lS47-4J-tf
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DELINQUENT LqST--nS4S.

ALI ST of Lands and Town Lots Carroll C returned dnquontby County
Treasurer the County AUDITOR 18Th day January
Interest and Penalty o 1896 and the TX Of 7anncxel
OWNERS NAMES R T Sec. Or IL parts Acres Value D NJ
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NII'SLINS.

4 LARGE lot OF brown and uleaehpd muslins, lust
4 received and tor sale al the new store OF
ELIZA SINCLAIR.
Carr0ton, N0vemherG t2I6-tt
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Washington Egnll-steuhcnville. Ohio

Sept. l0-4S- 1917.
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MERCHANT T.A1g.0EyS.
" ". u. q. lkEy

wv & J. OlkEF
M Oh LID respectfully inform the citizens Of Lynch
W burg, and the public, that they haze associated
themselves together and taken the larg brick building
immediately opposite John lloIlins. where they intend
10 carry the TAILORING BUSINESS, in all its
branches. They have now on hand. and viii constantly
keep, beautiful assortment Of CLOTHS. CASSI
MEREN, NESllNGS. and in fact every thing suitable
or Genllemens wear, which they Will make up 10 or
der IN the most fashionable Styles handsome fits and
warranted Workmanship.
We very respectfully invite the Gentlemen of lynch
burg and the surrounding country 10 give us cali
NM & JOHN Oakley
Nov l9
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ECONONI Y.

Eeonori,'s very useful broom,
Yet should not cesseoss hunt about IL. rcom
To catch each struggling pin to make plumb,
Too oft eoonomy's an iron vice
That sgueez,s cen the little CUTS Of mice
That peep with fearful eyes and ash erunb
Proper economies comcly thing,
Good in a sublcct-bcter in a king:
Yet pnsbd too far it dulls eae finer telling
Ma~i easily inclin'd to make folks mean;
lnclines them, too to ylainy 10 Loan
To overresching, perjury, and stealing
Ev'n when the heart should only think OF grief
], creeps into the bosom like thief.
And swallows up the affections, all so mild
Witness the Jewess and her only child
Poor Mistress Levi had buckles. ,on,
Who, rushing 10 obtain the foremost seat
In imitation OF the ambitious great
High from the gallery, ere the PLAY begun
lie Tell all plump into tn. pitt
Dead in a minute a nit.
In short, he broke his pretty Hebrew neck;
lsdesd, and very dreadful was the wreck
The mother was distracted, ravirg, wild
shreked, tore her hair, embraced nd kissed her child
Afflicted every heart with grief around:
s soon as the shower Of tears was some " hat past
And moderated calm the hysterc blast,
She cist about her eyes in thought prof ,und.
Aad bsing with saving knowledge blss,d,
shs thus tho play ,use manager dressed:
"sher, am dc moder OF de poor Chew lad
~ Dat meet misfortune here so bad
sher, ! must hal De shilling back. ysu knew,
As Moses dia Isi see is show
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FOR SALE OR RENT
TIE BENT CREEK FLOUR MEIH,

"IllCli is in the limits of the county Of Apo
w mattox, bordering upon the line 81 Buckingham.
and within mile less of the James River Canal and
III miles by this route 10 the city oi Richmond
This Mill has fixtures very supcrlof-eutircly con-
petcls never failing stream. aud the brand If the
Mill has high standing in Itchm md and other mn
kcts.
The country adjacent to the Mill is first rate wheat
growing part Of Virginia.
Those who may be DESTROYS Of cmbarbing in the man
ulcurc OF Flour will find this Mill advantage nus in all
respects And those who may have disposition 10 en-.
gage IN woocn cotton, other kind OF mauuactor,
would find this property very suitable such an under
taking The Mil House is large, and the Dam is con
struccd most solidy and durahy The house itself
could be converted into cotton wpolen manutactory
such manutactoy could be added TO the flour null
most cony cnieny and adyanta9eously.
Mr. Andrew White, who lives at the Mil, viii shaw
the property any .desous OF purchasing renting
the same.
For terms apply to
RICHARD POLLARD.
Alta Vista, Albemarle county, near Warren
August 90 Is
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NOGiEe.
New IRON Foundry. Machine
Shop sc.

sNIE SUBSCRIBER. late Of the firm Of Diagnitl &
n Me Namee, Informs the public thai he has establish
ed hmsellh " arwlcks buildings the Canal. where
he is prepared manufacture all articles in his line Of
business. such rs TOBACCO PRESSES. from patterns
Of taste aud great strength; Fatners Finer Fran =
Baude, legefs, sc. large Cast Mill Machinery
Finishing Machines, Water Pipes and Cast Iron Col
mnos. brass loN,s. polished; Wagon Boxes. &C. &c
Having his finishing shop in complete order-and hay
lng superior "orh1nea in each department. he flaers
himself that he can give satisfaction in EXECUTION
PROMPiIIIDE, AND PRICES
lie insllesa call from the public. and particularly
from the customers of the late firm of Dmanid s Me
Nance.
o. | am prepared to manufacture CAST IRON
tl IlNDfRS for Wheat 1hmshing Machines, on an
improved plan, which, Tor chcapness. strength and per
lormance, sufpass any now in
JAMES McNAMEF,.
sept 10 wis
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Nov. l9
NOTICE.

'ENiE subscriber. having purchased the interest of f.
4. MeGlanaIan. IN the late finn ol Met lanahan
\ Co.. has formed a co partnership with Mr. {. Thonp=
SON. OF this place. for the purpose OF continuing the
GROCERY .LND COMMISSION 81 SLNTSS.
under the style and firm of McChnahan & Thompson.
and would resp ciln solicit continuance of the pqran-
age, 81 literally extended to the late concern. An exz
Perrn'e OF : years. close attention To business with the
entire personal attention uf both partners will tldnh
enable us Ia give satisfaction to all who may favor Us
with Their patronage
JNO &. McCLANNIAN
Nov. IL g
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The Latest Arrival Of New
GOODS.

HAVE. Just received Il new lot Of Fancy GOODS.
i to which respectfully invite the attention of the
trade Among them may be found the following rich
Goods.
Rich Satin striped Nncodella Silks. of the latest
designs, with beautiful trimmings 10 match earll
dress.
Black and Fancy Silk Fring,s.
Black silk Laccs, ass'd widths,
Gala Plads for children.
Splendid 'rrcssel Robes f.r parties,
Cherry eolorcd Florence,
Bonnet and Cap ribbons, very rich styles.
In addition 10 the above Goods, | have received tn }
pieces Superior Black French cloths from celebrated
Manufacturers.
One piece Extra Black Satin Vcstng. together wit
a fine Io. ii New Style Prints and other staple Goods
d. 4. {. PETERS.
Nov. Is Is if
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rules held in the Clerks office Of the Circuit Sup,ror
a Court o Law and Chancev, for the county Of Nelson
on Monday the 9TH day OF December 1916
James Bell, pIap,iG
against
honas Noses Benjamin Pannell and Mary his wife,
nt ''pn Nares ana sally his wife, Shropshire and
petsy ms wite, Pannel and Patsy his wife, De:
qusc and Charlotte his wife jonathan Moses Charles Moses,
Anne Moses Peggy Moses, Mcdaniel and SALLY hi.
vile Benjamin PANEL and Betsy his wife Charlotte Moses
Polly Hpch formerly Polly Moses heirs at law of Samuel
Moses, deed, and William Moses. child of Samuel and
MARIAN Moses "a child OF Samuel Moses the youngcr and
John Is. Specie. Defendants,
IL CHANCERY
nc Defendants Pannell and Patsy his wife, De-
9hSe ana charlotte his we and Shropshire and Betsy
his wife, not having entered their appearance and given
enty according to the act of Assembly and the rules Of this
Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
not inhabitants OF this ordered they DO
appear at rules to be held in the Clerk ohe said Circuit
superior Court of Law and Chanccry the county Mel
SON the first Monday in March next and answer bills
original aid amended of the Plaintiff and that this order
be forthwith inserted in newspaper, published in the
town OF ynchburg for two months succcssivey posted
At the front door OF the Court House of this Country
Court day
Copy-Teste
Dec. Twin 5. H. LOVING, Cl'k pro tenn
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virginia:
+ Rucs held in the Clerks office of the Circuit Su.r;,
a Court Of Law and Chanter, for the county Of e.op
On NJ pndly, the 7th day Of December, lSl6
" iilam abcr and Nicholas L. Martin, Executors of John
VI. Martin, deceased, plaintiGs
against
George w Martin and John W Dickinson his Tr.,.s
Hudson Martin, Hudson NJ Dickinson, John Dugpns and
Frances his wife, Mary Jane Sutherland Thomas ] Rode,
and Mildred H. his vile, John H. Carr, Mary Ann Martin
wife OF Hudson Martin. Radlorl and Niryn;, b;s cit
lrigg and Mary his wife, the three infant chldrrnot
tlrra iiawkins formerly E,ira Martin, Crenshaw and
Edmonla his wite, Hudson Martini h and David w Martin
which said Virginia, Mary, Elyo, Edmona Hudson and
David W are daughters and sons of hudson Martini
Defendants
Is CnAVcrRY.
The Defendants Hudson Martin John Duggins and Frances
ms Wlc, Mary Jane Sutherland Thomas j. Rodes and Nil
dfe ms vile, John II, Carr Mary Ann Martin, Radfni
and Virginia his wife, 1rigg and Mary his " lie the
three infant children Of Elvra Hawkins Cren,b,w
and tdmanla lis wife, Hudson Aa1tin Jr and David W
Martin not having entered their appearance and given security
accounting 10 the act OF Assembly and the rules of this Court
and happening by satisfactory evidence that they are not in
abht OF this tomnonN ealth 1t is ordered that the SAT-.
e'ndants do appear here the first Monday in March
next and answer the bill of the Plaintiffs that copy
tins order be forthwith inserted newspaper published
IN the Town OF ynchburg for ccesvcly and
posted at the front door OF the Court House oil this county on
Court day.
ACopy-Tcste
Dec. N-w2m 5. II. LOVING Clerk pro tenn
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NOTICE.,
OLGOMlbE'S INTRODUCTION To EQUITY
IT RISPRI DENCE.-DERBY, DRADlEh

HOlGDMBF.'S INTRODUCTION TO EQUITY
il RlSPRl DF.NCE.-DERBN, BRADLEY
co. ll3 Main ST. Cincinnati have published an Intro
ductlun 10 Equity jurisprudence the basis Of Story 5
Commentaries. with notes and references to English
and American cases adapted to the ~ Students
By James. L. Ilocombc. neat Svo vol Price 49,
This work contains in condensed form The most i'm
poant part OF Storys Commentaries, with An abstract at
the beg nnng OF each chapter of the SUBJECTS cpmpre-
hcnded under IT,
II has been sought 10 increase lis value as First
Book for students. by the addition Of numerous notes Of
an elementary nature. containing references the lea
ding American authorities and such important decisions
Engan have been made the last edition of
the Commentaries.
We snhoin the following extract of letter from the
Hon. James Kent:
Il have per,scd with pleasure Mr. Iolcomhc's Intro
ducuon In Equity Jurisprudence. II is clear and able
Manual or Outline ui the Elemcntry Principles of Equi
ty, administered in the English and American Courts
lthnk tmay I've cmnenty useful in facilitating and recon-
mcndns the study and knowledge Of The Equity admin
tration Of Wslicc.'
" u Payne Of .ynchburg. can furnish the above book
and any other Law Book, publishers prices for Cash
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Books. fsoOks: Booas.


y n PINE.
BOOKSELLER, Stainner and Dealer N laGHt
I'D Goods. Musical Iasirgmcnis. &e.. next door Ii y
Bell lineker \ Co. MIN Street, lyaeabnrg, Va. ii
rs the public generally. very lars AID "rll ASSET
ed 81 ok Of BOOKS in all the various departments ai
Medicine. Law. The5agy. Sc.
English French, German, Spanish, Latin aud Gteek
Sch al Books.
Blank Bonks Il alm e every variety.
Cap and Letter paper. PLAN and re1, c,mmoa and
fne.
Note Paper plain and fanny, some very beautiful,
Paper Ilangine' and Bsr,onHg,
Nolins. Flutes. Guitars, Sc.
Ink. lax Powder, Waters, Sealing Wax. Motto seas.
e..
Chteslnen, Chess Boards Backgammon Boards
Gold and silver Pencils gid Pcus ad.es' Work BoNes.
Writing Desks
II ldgors Cutlery, SC, Sc.
Aluanacs fsr ~.
Country Merchants. Teachers, and all in want Of such
articles, respectfully invited 10 examine the stock.
Oct - Is
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rules held in the Clerks Office the Circuit S,peo,
Court oil La" and Ch1neery, for the county Of Nielsen
On Monday, the 9TH day OF December lSl6 '''
neit"n H. Loving, administrator de bonis non with III
will annexed, oil Jordan NJ. iiansbrough decd ~ "
Pl, intih
against
Albert w Harris and Clough A. Harris exors Of I.. ~
Harris decd Henry Loving, admir- of Lorenzo D. Ai,tr
decd, DrG.nla =, ''''i
Is CHAVCERY.
The defendant, Cough \. Harris having entered In,
appearance and gwen security according the Act of Assem-
bly, and the rules of this court and appearing BY sa,tr,
evidence that he is not inabtant OF this
II ordered that the said defendant do appear here the a
Monday IN March next, and answer the bill of Tia, PLAN
ui and that copy this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the town OF Lynclburg for two
months successfully, and posted the front door Of The court
house OF this county day.
ACopy-1este,
:. H. LOVING, rietk
pro tcmpore.