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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will be pre-
~ senled to :he trustees OF Loudon township, Car
roll county, at their session to be held OH Monday
the 5th day OF April next, praying for an alteration
Of part OF a township road leading from John Rus
sells farm to Amsterdam in Jefferson county: the
proposed alteration to commence at the east end OF
Thomas Carson's lane, running south on the line
between said Carson and the lands Of John and
William Scott to the creek, thence to nlersect the
road leading from Amsterdam to Chas. Hess mill.
February 26 l847-20-4t.
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school Land for Rent.

The unsold Quarter Of Section lG, Township "a
Range 8, IN Union Township, Carroll county,will be
rented on MONDAY the d day Of March next on the
premises 1T - O'Clock, NJ at the house of Tohias
Thofey Cor the term Of three years from the Istday
81 Aprifhext. approved security will be required for
the rent For that parpose, the undersigned Com
fnssioners win attend az said time and place, where
further particulars will be fully made known.
SA UEL >ENPLE,
- JOHN RILEY,
-s@- PAUL PRESTON
Commi tee
February 2G, 1917.
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The state Of Ohio: Carroll county, IS
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Vacation after October term, A. D. 1916.
Hannah Hoge !

bOuhl VI NOMhlON ILEhD.
Vacation after October term, A. d. 1916.
Hannah Hoge
vs.,
Thomas Ayres and Susanna his wife, Perry 3
James and Sarah his wife, Thomas Larkins and d
Rebecca his wife, John Sharp, Thomas Tolan g
and Susanna his wife, George Walker and Sarah 2,
Jane his wife, John Everhart and Mary Ann his 8
wife, Alvan Sharp, William Sharp, and Eliza
beth Sharp,
THE said Thomas Ayres and Susanna Ayres his
wife, of the State Of Maryland, Perry James and
arah James his wife of the State of Iowa, James
Larns and Rebecca Larkins his wife of Perry coun-
ty, Ohio, I'm Sharp, Thomas Tolan and Susanna
Tolan his wife of Carroll county, Ohio George W al
ker and Sarah Jane Walker his wife, John Everhart
and Mary Ann Everhart his wife, Alvan Sharp, Will
liam Sharp, and Elizabeth sharp of Tuscarawas
county, Ohio, will take notice that petition was filed
against them on the 10th day ofFebruary,A d. lS47,
in the Court of Common Pleas in and for the Coun-
ty of Carroll and State of Ohio, by Hannah Hoge,
and is snow pending, wherein the said Hannah HOde
demands partition of the following real estate sit-
ate in said Carroll county, to witt The west half of
the south east Quarter of section twenty-four, in
Township twelve of Range ive of the lands ordered
to be sold at Steubenvie, in the State of Ohio and
that at the next Term of said Court, application will
be made by said Hannah Hoge that Partition may be
made of said premises. HANNAH HOGE.
BY EcKLEY g. DAvIs,her Attorneys.
February &c, lS47-20-6t Printers fee 30.
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The Tariff ISeDCaIed!!

FOR cash, FLOWS may be had at the Canollton
Foundry for the uihing sum of four dollars and
a haG | have large number stocked off in the
best and most substantial manner and farmers will
find it to their interest to buy now.
A. l.. LlTTELL.
InlY 81. I2A6-A2-If
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The State Of Ohio, Carroll county, IS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Henry Atherton

IIUNIy hINUTIUH
vs.. In parti-
Susan Hemery his wife.
THE said Nancy Atherton, Simon Hemery and Su-
san Hemery his wife, will take notice that petit
ton was filed against them on the 3lst day of De-
cember, A. ID. 1896 in the office of the clerk of the
court of common pleas, within and for said Carroll
county, by the said Henry Atherton, and is now PEN
ding, wherein the said Henry Atherton demands par
tton of the following real estate, to wit: the east
half OF the southeast quarter of section twenty
Of township fourteen, Of range FIVE, of the lands d.
rccted to be sold at Steubenvle, Ohio, and at the
next term OF said court application will be made by
said Henry Atherton for order that partition may
be made Of said premises
HENRY ATHERToN,
BY EoKLEy DAVIS, his Attorneys.
February 26, ls47--2o-et. Pr. fee 3
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The State OF Ohio, Carroll county, IS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Vacation after October term, A. d. 1846.

FdCdU0H dJIeT OctOOef Term, H. ~. lo4o'
James Miller, executor of the last will andl ID
testament of Isaac Miller, deceased 9s
VS.. e.
John Miller, Hugh Miller, Nancy Knots, 7
intermarried with Nathaniel Knotts Isaac g. &
Miller, Rachel Miller, Abraham Miller, IS !"
Druzilla Shannon, intermarred with Enos
Shannon, Sarah Boegel, Charles Boegel, g
Elizabeth Boegel and Frederick Boegel, g
THE said John Miller, Hugh Miller, Nancy Knots
intermaTied with Nathaniel Knots, Isaac Miller
Rachel Miller, Abraham Miller, Druzlla Shannon,
intermarred with Enos Shannon, Sarah Boegel
Charles Boegel Elizabeth Boegel and Frederick Boe
GEL will take notice that petition was filed against
them on the goth day of February A. D. lS47, in the
court of common pleas in and for said county, by
James Miller executor of the last will and Testament
Of Isaac Miller deceased, wherein the said executor
pays said court for leave to execute and deliver deeds
for certain real estate; and to complete certain real
contracts made by said deceased in his life time, to
witt contract with Thomas King for lot No. 6S in
the town of Downingvlle in said county, and with
Jacob Stiner for lot No 5, with Francis Shoemaker
for lot No s, with Nathaniel H. Miller for lot No 6,
with Nathaniel II. Miller and Francis Shoemaker for
lot No. Z, all in said town of Downingve; and that
at the next term of said court application will be
made by said executor for leave to complete said sew
eral contracts, as aforesaid, in accordance with the
terms thereof. JAMES MILLER,
Executor of the last will and testament of Isaac
Miller, deceased, by EcKLEY DAVIS, his Attorneys.
February 26, lS47-20-6t. Pr. fee 4 80.
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DIR. w. III. POOLE,

HAVING located himself in Canollton, offers his
professional services to the citizens of the tow,
and surrounding country. His Office is opposite the
ore Of Mr.. Parker. September i, ls46-4s-t
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Wednesday the 2sth Or April, Isl7,

door of the court house in Carrollton, on
Wednesday the 2sth Of April, Isl7,
between the hours of 10 O'clock A. NJ and O'Clock
p. NJ. on said day. the following real estate, to wit:
all the right, title interest, aud claim of Pmm Tay-
or in and to the following described real estate, viz:
the undivided half of the following lands, beginning
at the northwest of section !, in township l6
Of range g. thence east with the northern boundary
Of said section chains and lS links to the northwest
corner Of Taylor's addition to the town of Minerva,
thence south chains and 52 links to the southwest
corner of said addition thence east chains and n
links to the southeast of said addition thence
south chains and 10 links to post or sone thence
west by line parallel with the northern boundary
of said section IA chains and 81 links to the western
boundary of said section, thence north 10 chains and
, links to the place of beginning, containing nine
acres and eightyfve hundredths of an acre, strict
measure. ALSO, the one undivided half of the fol-
lowing lots in the town of Minerva, Taylor's add-
ton, VIZ: lots numbered g. 7, So 13, IA, II, lS, 10
and 90 Taken in execution and will be sold by me.
Terms cash. +. MCGUIRE, Sheriff
February 26, lsH-2O-5t. Pr. fee3
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The subscriber informs The inhabitants of Carroll
and adjoining counties, that he has settled in Car
rol ton, where he intends carrying on the marble
business, in all us various branches.
Monuments, tOmbs, head 4 foot stones,
executed in the neaest md most modern style, and
on lower terms than they can be had east of the
Mountains. The subscriber having served regu.
lar apprenticeship in the city Of Philadelphia, fiat
Iers himself that those who favor him with their
custom, will be satisfied with the execution of his
work. DAVID SlIEARER.
February 12 I847-18-6m.
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TO WAG0N-MAKERS.

I WISH TO employ journeyman wagon,maker 10
4 whom willgiVe good wages in CASH, Apply at
tn CurolIlon foundry. A. L. LITTELL.
Iune 90, l845-37-tf. .f-.
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Special Master Commissioners Sale.
STATE OF OHIO, CARROLL COUNTY, IS,

STATE OF OHIO. CARROLL COUNTY, SIS.
COURT or COMMON FLEAs, VACATION AFTER OCTOBER
TERM, a. D. 1876.
George w. Elmer and wife
vs.
Mary Sehafer, George Beatty and Mary Beatty =
his wiie, David Sehaffer, John Schafer, Daniel =
Schaffer, Hamilton Schaifer, Henry Schaffer, ! :
solomon Koontz aud Martha Koontz bis wife, Z.
George Sehaffer, Jacob S. Brownwell and Ann 2
Eliza Brownwel bis wife, and William Schaf- :
fer
RY virtue Of an order Of sale. issued out Of the
court Of common pleas for Carroll county, Ohio,
and 70 me directed will offer for sale at the door
Of the eour. house in CarrOllIon' on
Thursday the 20th Of April, IsA7,
between the houls Of 9oclock, A. NJ. and o'clock
P. NJ. on said day. the following real estate, 10 wis
part Of the northeast quarter Of section ten, (lO)
township sixteen, (6) range seven, (7l containing
about seventy acres and ten hundredths Of and a.
ere, situate in Carroll county, Ohio. ALSO the fol-
lowing tract Of land, situate in Stark county, de-
scribed as follows being part or parcel Of the
southeast quarter Of section tweniy-one (2D in
township seventeen M and range seven. (7) and
bounded as follows: beginning at the southeast cor
ner of lands owned by the heirs of Frederick Bel.
gel, deceased, and running from thence eastery a.
long the graveyard ground to Henry Shoulders
land, thence northerly along said Shoulders land
to Daniel Schaffer's addition TO the town olWaynes-
burgh, thence westerly along said Sehaffer's add-
ton to said land Of heirs Of Frederick Beige de.
ceased, thence soulherly along said land of said
Beige, deceased, to the place Of beginning, conai
lng about one (D acre Of land; and ALSO the
following tract OF land, situate in said southeast
quarter, bounded on the south by the road leading
from Wayneshurgh to Magnolia, on the northeast
by lands owned by Daniel Glisner and on the north
east by lands owned by Valentine Rinehart, and in
said southeast quarter Of section twenty-One (21 J
AIsO.-Lots numbered nineteen. (l9) twenty,
(20) twentyone, (2) twentynine, l29) thirty, (30l
seventy, (7O) seventy-one, an seventy-two, (7e)
seventythree, (73 seventy-iour, (74l lseventy-Gve,
l(75) seventyeix, (76J seveniysevrn, (77) seventy
eight, l78) ninety, (90) nney-six, (96) nnetynine
(99 one hundred, (lOO) one hundred and one, (lOI)
one hundred aud two, (l02) one hundred and three
(l00 one hundred and four, (I04) one hundred
and FIVE, (lO5) and hundred and six, (lO6) one
hundred and seven, (lO7l one hundred and eight,
(IO8) one hundred and nine, (lO9) one hundred
ana ten, (lO) one hundred and eleven, (1ll) one
hundred and twelve, (l12) one hundred and thir-
teen, (113) one hundred and fourteen, ma one
hundred and ffteen [Il5l one hundred and six
teen, lI6l one hundred and seventeen, [l17l and
the undivided half e. of lot number ninety-iour,
[94l in the town OF Wdynesburgh, in said Stark
county, Ohio Z. MCGUIRE, Sheriff,
And Special Master Commissioner in Chancery.
February &C. l847-20-5t Pr fee : so
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COTTON YARN.

large lot Of cotton yarn of the best quality, jus
u received and for sale at the cheap store Of
ELIZA SINCLAIR.
Carrollton, November 6, 1846-ti.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Greys.

Meetings for Drill viii be held al the Armory
on Saturday, Ereniag Of each week, commencing
at candle lighting. Members will attend regu.
larly. No admiuance for visiters unless intro
duced by member Per order,
w. COLEMAN, o. s.
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VAN BROWN,
Carrollton,O.
H. GRlSWOLD,
Canton, Ohio.
BROWN q GRISwOLD,

Attorneys and COWnSellOrs at Lap,
Office in the court house, Carrollton, Ohio.
March 90, l844-tf.
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$. sroKELEY,
Steubenvine.
J. II. TRIP,
Carrollton,
sTOKELY a TRIPP,

Attorneys and CounsellOrs al Lao,
OFFICE in the court house. The retainer Of the
one will secure the sevces oithe other.
Carrollton, MAY 2, 1845-tf
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A STATEN EMF

SHOWING The expenses of the Carroll county Poor
House, for the year ending, December 3, 1916.
CARROLL ooUENY, DR..
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NTUSLINs.

LAkGE lot OF brown and blsached musns, ius.
received and for sale at The new store of
cu ELIZA SINCLAIR.
Carroton, November 6, 1s46--tf.
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SOLE LEATHER.

First rate lot Of Spanish sole leather just receiv
ed and for sale by ELIZA SINCLAIR
CarTolton, November 8, l8<s-6
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HOLLOW WARE.

A large lot of hollow ware, OF Pittsburgh manufac-
ture, just received and for sale cheap, at the new
tore of ELIZA SINCLAIR
Carr0llon, November 6, 1s46-ti.
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STONE WARE.

A good assortment of stone crooks, &c, on hand
n and Tor sale by ELIZA SINCLAIR
Corrolton. November 6, 1846-f
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MOnuments, tOmbs, head 3 fOOt STONES,
SHERIFF'S SALE.

RY virtue of writ of Fl Fa Et Lev Fa, issued out
of the court of common pleas for Carroll county,
Ohio, and to me directed, will offer for sale at the
door of the court house in Carrollton on
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Paid out OF County Treasury, S7l3 ~
The produce raised on farm the same years is as fol-
-lots, viz: wheat, 242 bushels corn, 100 bushels;
oats, 200 bushels; potatoes, 100 bushels; pork, 600
pounds. The stock on farm is AZ sheep, cows, .
horses, 10 hogs. Received during the year, pau
pers, average number for the year 10, deaths 2.
HENRY BROOKS,
WILLIAM BROWN, Directors
WILLIAM BAXTER,
March s, iS47--1-4t
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RY virtue Of an order Of sale, issued out Of the
court Of common pleas for Carroll county, Ohio,
and 70 me directed, will offer for sale at the door
Of the court house in Carrolton, on
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Nov. 1S, 1s46.
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MARBLE YARD,

February 10, I046-l9-lt.
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BY TIL K M AILS.
wAsHrNoroN, Aug. IS, ls47.

wAsHrsoroN, Aug. IS, ls47.
Thr Last .adpices.
Nothing from the seat Of war. From obscure out
othe- way, Mountan but apparently i-eical
authority have 1t intimated that Mr. Dallas and Mr.
Walker be provided for with seats the Supreme
Bsnchthe necessity OF increasing the Judges Of the
Supreme Court being assumed ndisputable from the
extension, and prospective extension Of the Union,
This suggested plan of disposiug of Mr.. Dallas and
Mr. Walker may be so. We had understood they were
both looking to Presidency Mr. Walker particularly
on the capital Of his Texas annexation letter first pub
shed In the ND York Herald and upon his great free
trade approximation Of 1896 to nothing of his oppo
son Col Benton's plan of Sub Treasury (the old
Van Barren Sub) which is now in full force
But, II We dispose OF alessrs. Dallas and walker
by transferring them to the leng gowns OF the su6terra
mean court room at capitol shah have achieved
tS satsfaction OF having two aspirans the way
for siS and henceforward they will give no further
trouble They will be % s IN tbs
Of easy official position with good pay and also with
the understanding that they are to keep quiet for the
should like to Mr. Dallas and MIR. Walker in the Su
Court provided always that there they are to be
But if anybody thinks Senator Woodbury. by trans
Gas that would be- If he could be- transcenden
tai poet Jack Dawes would sayD by transerence to
the Supreme Court has gotten of the way he
will find himself mistaken Judge Woodbury. thinks like
Colonel Johnson that although the presdsncy snoIa
excepted few who may accept the chance offered and
the offer of the chance is matter in which man has
right to look about for himself Judge Woodbury. il
candidate for all the honors, and man tell since
the Decny letter of General Taylor whether the
Judge has or has not good a chance for the Pres
deney ybody else In short, all the speoulations
about the Presidency, just now are out of season.
The bare mention of the subject however, reminds
Of Mr.. Clay. He has gone back via the valley Of Virgil
MIA and the White Sulphur, homewsrd again He has
felt the whig pulse, and satisfied that he
mand the SURFACES of the party yet If he will and who
knows but he goes to take the subject into solemn de-
liberation
We have had for some days here unfortunate man,
late believe in the naval service who, while engaged
at New Orleans in firing salute in honor Of the vic
Of the American in Mexico had both Of his
swp arms inpart blown OF He is here object COM
humanity and proposes to ask for pension which
he will get Hs has friend whe goes about with
him to Of him. for he is without hands and
perfectly helpless At the next session shall have
melancholy collection Of the killed and wounded (at
least of the polticians) in Washington
Gen Patterson and lady and several Of his family
registered among the arrivals at Coemans to-day from
Philadelphia. We expect he will be of forthwith to
join the army
The weather is clear cool, and slightly calculated
with the chill Of autumn. CHAPULTEPEC.
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, AUGUST 2s.

Cleared.
Ships-Adelheid (Brem) Jergueson, Montevideo, 4 7
! New York, Hull, Charleston, George Bulkley.
Barks-Lewis, Coupe Guadaloupe; Medora, knight, St
| Thomas.
Brigs-Frtz, (sw) wickman Stockholm. w weiser; Ar
taylor Para Corning Son: Judson. Russell Drmaraa.
Garfield Il Spencer; Franklin, Bates Surnam, Saywood;
Orbit tB, DAVIDSON, st Johns, N B, Burnban; Jos
Ham, (Br) Holmes do do; Phura Porter Savannah, Dan.
Buck; r. lleson Chase Boston; Meteor Smith, ~ Haven
SchIs-Dorcas, Tikiob, Curacao w Lewis Nonpareil,
(BrJ DunscoInb, Halifax Maria, Johnson, Philadelphia
Delaware Leeds do: Louisa Chase Boston; Lucullus, Lu
Sloop-Musgreehagh Gardiner. Stonington,
Ship Waverley, Smith, Havre July "a Coomb Ise-
lin 20l steerage passengers. Spoke nothing
Shp Alen Mckenzie, Charleston, days, with cotton,
Bark Nacoochee Berry, Neuvits IL days, mahogany SC
Sailed in CO bark VIM Kennedy, for Boston.
Bremen bark Argonaut, Wolfe, Bremen, 40 days to t
Pope.
Brig Volusia Etchberger tof Baltmore) Havana days
to order. Sailed IN schr Henrietta, Brown,
Brig Mary Norris, Savannah days. with cotton and rice
stan off Cape Haeras spoke brig Hope, Higgins for New
Brig Cleopatra Kent Turks Island days, with SALT TO
Nesm,th & Walsh. Left no Am vessels.
Is days, with coffee. Left no Am vessels
British brig Hiram, Crosby, Turks Island II days. with
salt to II Brane Left no Am vessels. .
schr Allegheny, Slate, Calais, lumber
Schr A Tufts, Horton, Machi,s lumber.
Schr Robert Bruce, Johnson, Machias, lumber.
Below.
Brig Charlotte, IL days from Porto Rico.
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There is an insurance in New Bedford
zdsd equally between the Bedford Commercial

Bed
4dsd equally between the Bedford Commerce
1ins 0"cs'' sposx.u.
nip Venice Pormouth) ssI,er hence for Yer. C,u
with troops, Ass u. LAT q q, loa q
I've. lat Gao lonfaos 80.
IL days hence for Galveston. date, lat 30
saa NV sff
Below Providence ash and ash, ship Cassander. King
Foreign Psrts.
ARrcrBo, r.. Aug A-Bark H Douglass. Norille. 4
coLggs..EIvEn April brig Henry Kilbom. fm New
CevyA no date-Brig Canada Benthall Baltimore and d
DEmaaAsA. Aug s--Bark, Azim. Duaham, from Eas,por
Maria Hesey, Godoa. from Savannah disehg; bril
smith from Siachas do, and santiago Perkins, from Ns'
HAVANA, Aug is-Arr brig Mtus. from Key Wsst sch
B s LnE S:ess to load 70
Home Porls.
BANGOR Aug 2iAr, sehs Ellen Dale. Boynton. Phlade
Bo.Tos Aug as~Am ship Alkmaar shu.s New orlesn,
ssr sm Ii sept S.. hnn 90
n ssoa Hsa1y
Ts s .sG FS and ss
san Fosaa brig. spartan
ws:s Ss ESHas
as s. ss t s1s Si
a brig supposed the San Jacnto
Hs.sS; I'D :TF Sy SSi's7 ~
si S
fsS o Hsa Fs aw SsiSii
ssi .eas hoaSa
EGE dos and sm market fhs
h of June and returned again on the 18th since then mas
0s sa9s aug :sh! Ballard York
yelt tld ss Aass isd,s M. .s6.
Z The %., ss Bur pal TSS..
nfeGn RIVER . Ssx ssA sis :ssTs kys.oa wal.
@
'seEi
Mssss NV 9s. ssaS ssa %
5 Hsn Mary 3es isn'
odaad dc asd brig Julia Psy:Sa dS 81 Crane and
S %Sise s snd W. so0o
len sss ssd I'd Aas Day w s''
MaM S AZ
Williams: Ia%pco Hornet Arnet' Bra1o' st Jas0 War
New HAVEN Aug as--An sloop Franklin, Thomas. New
York Std Srg May EoTer Lamphere West indie'' 'loop
NrwBUsYpoRT, Aug 23-sld schs Cordea, Smith, Phila-
Aus Guthrie
Nickerson, Boston Iu Hampton Roads Boston Pack
T. ba Wyoming Baltimore Boston; briggs Harrisekett;
mogine Clark from Baltimore York; schr Pnta, Holt
rom N York 10 Georgetown, sc.
PHiLADsLpaIA Aug 27-Arr bark Mary Whelden Boston;
brig Washington, Lieut. Cong Lee, from Pensacola;
rs Fary Thomas Demarara Star Ttcomb Turks Islands
RANGES Amy, Grundy, Orleans; Erie Baxter, Boston;
Canton, Crowell, do.
KIcHMosp Aug 26-Arr schs Alhambra Bennett Thomas.
ton: Kichd Thompson Corson York Cld ship Cleone.
Crowe Rio Janelro. SID schr & Stuart Lozier,
SALEM Aug 25-Sld schr Crescent Freeman, Philadelphia
SAVANNAH, Aug 23-Cld, brig Creole, Whitecombe, New
York. go
TAUNTON Aug Arr sloops Amelia N York; Franklin,
and Hamilton Phlade phia 2lst Rising Sum- do Sid sloops
Hornet Padeford and Frances Gardner do Harvest Pres
bry York.
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4 UClNA CORDIAL, or the ELIXIR OF LOvE.-1hs
the only actual remedy discovered for Impoency
stoned by certain secret habits and many Of the nosrums
Gently recommended for the complaints worthless
limitations which its unrvalled fame and popular
have brought into the market The medical faculty Of Eu
daton. Of the Lue Cordial and have their sanction
compound for the purposes The reliance may
placed the potency the Lucna Cordial the foregoing
maades which follow loss of Muscular
and Physical Las:ude and General Proation Irrtabiliiy
LIVER Geet and Fluor Abus and disease any
with the disorder decay Of the Procrsave Func
and used directed is almost certain to produce positive
any weakness disability of certain should take this
Cordial will nfably health and vgor brie
period and where of offspring Of regret if
be had to it. the beneficial results may be antc
pated with confidence
Price 81 per bottle, or 424 per dozen.
Principal Office l47 Greenwich Sold in Trenton NJ
j. by John Hickey, and in Philadelphia at 30 North Sixth
au6