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SPECIAL MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
BazaIeel w. Snodgrass

Bd2aleel We ShOuertS5
VS.. Court o { common
Thomas Latla, ,ad dministrator Of pleas Carroll Co.
William ilurdesty, dec. ct. ais,
By virtue OF a decree and order of sale, issued
out OF the court Of common pleas Of Carroll coun.
ty. Ohio, and to me directed | will offer for sale
tn topr of tn court house in CarrOIlton, on
Saturday the 26th day Of August, A. D. 1913,
b'tw eru tae hours Of 10 oclOrk, A. NJ. and 4 o.
otk, P. NJ, OF SAID day. the following real estate.
situated IN sail Carroll county, TO wits the east
hall o the northeast quarter OF section number
seventeen, (l7) in township sixteen, (I6) ol range
SIX, (6) Also, the cast halt of the northwest
quarter OF section number wv nty, one{2I Iown-
snip sixteen, (l6) OF range SIX, (6.) lso, part
OF The northwest quargr OF SECTION nu mher twen-
ty, l2Ol in township sixteen, [l6l oil range six,
l6 and bounded as follows, 10 vii: beginning al
the northeast corner oil said quarter section, run.
ring thence to the northwest corner oil said quar-
ter, thence south so far AS TO Obtain the water
right Of Big Sandy, likewise beginning at the
northeast corner again, and running south so far
as to obtain the water right of said stream and all
the privileges and water rights of said stream
whatsoever, on said quarter section, except the
whole OF the town plot of the town of Malvern,
late Troy, and all the parcels of land and lots
heretofore sold, adjoining said town plot, on said
last mentioned premises; the said lands being the
same on which William Hardesty, deceased, re-
sided. All the above described lands being in he
Steubenville land district. The first described
tract was appraised at eleven hundred and fifty
dollars, and may be sold for seven hundred and
sixty.seven dollars; the second described tract
appraised at fifteen hundred dollars, and may be
sold for one thousand dollars; the third described
tract was appraised at four thousand five hun.
dred and fifty dollars, and may be sold for three
thousand and thrty-our dollars. Terms cash.
E. Mcguire, Sheriff,
And special master commissioner in chancery.
July 2I, 1843-4l-5t. Pr, fee 5,25.
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July 81, 1848--4l-3t.

have three acres and half of land, adjoining
the county Jail lot, and fronting three hundred feet
on Liberty street, Carrollton, aordng space enough
for five town lots and the balance running back, and
enclosed with good post and raj. fence, and divided
into two lots one now in oats and the other in grass
This also wish to sell. A. l.. LITTELL.
June 80, ls4s-3s-N.
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The LATE FOREIGN NEws.-The news by the
Niagara is of exciting importance. The strug.
gle between freedom and spotism-between
rePublicansm and monarchy-has been long,
fierce and desperate. How it will ultimately
end, no human sagacity can foresee. We have
our hopes for the success of republican institu.
tions in France; butthose hopes are clouded by
many, very many, fears. Whatever the result
of the present struggle may be, the republicans
Of France have the heartfelt prayers of twenty
millions of people, who knO,U the blessings ol
liberty, enlisted in favor of their final success.
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PICTORIAL NATIONAL LlBRARY.-We have
received the first number Of this new monthly.
Ii is neatly printed, on beautiful paper, end illus
rated with numerous engravings. The steel en-
cravings Of "Daniel Webster" and "Mr Web
ster's Mansion, Marsh6eId," are executed with
taste and skill. The literary contents are vari.
ed and interesting. If we can judge from the
specimen before US, we should say that the Pic
toral National Library will prove TO be maga.
zine deserving of general circulation. 1t com
bines the useful and the attractve,-lhe gay and
the sentimental, the light and the substantial.
Ii is emPha'icalIy a magazine for the people,
and of the people.
Terms: 50 per annum, in advance; 8 copies,
IS; copies, So, 9 copies, $40; l2 copies, Sl2.
Address VIM. Simonds g. Co., Boston.
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90, ,746, ,4OO114,a45, 800 5s9, $4,000

Total, 20,746, 400 ia ,945, 500 $50 $50, 900
twill be seen that Ohio produces The greatest
quantity of wheat, and is second only 10 Ten
nessee in the article Of corn. 1t is also first in
the product of oats, and second in hay.
If we look at the matter in practical light,
the result is nothe less hatering, Allowing FIVE
bushels of wheat TO the inhabitant the annual
production of the State OF Ohio would be suff.
cient to support population of $3.50 900 nhab.
lIan's; nearly double the present amount.
If such is the fourishing condition of Agri.
culture in Ohio, al the present time, 10 what
point shall it reach when the vast forests on our
northwestern border shall have been cleared Out
and brought into ation,-when an improv.
ed agriculture shall dispense its blessings through
out the State, e,-when the beneficial influence of
lime and other manures shall be fully apprecia.
ted, and practiced upon.
All things considered, the agricultural wealth
of Ohio must be a source Of exutaon TO every
cInzen,-a monument, more durable than mar.
be to the enterprise an1insitulionso of the Stale.
Sixty years ago, the territory embraced within
the Limits Of Ohio, was an unbroken wilderness
"a home only for The savage beast, and still
more esavage aborigine. Now, near two millions
OF independent lreemen find comfortable and
prosperous home on its bosom, and its wealth is
almost ncalculable. Where else has prosperi.
ty and enterprise presented an example equal to
this! We pause for a reply.
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The TREATY AND PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
We publish to-day the treaty with Mexico and
the Presidents Message relative to the same.
As these documents will command the attention
Of our readers, we commit them TO their peru
cal without further comment.
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Notice

Is hereby given that did, on the 1lth day of
july A. D. l848, file petition in the Office Of the
clerk of the court of common pleas OF Carroll
county, Ohio, which said petition sets forth that
am the owner of town lots numbered one, two,
three and four, in Roberts fifth addition to the
town of CarrolIton, in Carroll county, Ohio. Said
petition asks that Grove alley, in said addition to
said town, be vacated, Said petition will be or
hearing at the next term of said court,
HENRY A. STIDGER,
By JOHN II. TRiPP his Attorney.
July 81, 1848-4l-6t Pr, fee LIS.
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The HoRTIcULTURIsT.-We invite the atten.
lion of the reader TO the prospectus of the Hor-
Iiculturst. published in another column. 1t is
decidedly the best periodical ofthe kindnow pub.
lished, and should be in the hands of every nur.
sery-man and fruit-grOwer in the country. We
have been an attentive reader of The HorticuItu.
rlst since it was commenced, and can heartily
recommend it TO the favorable consideration Of
the public. ltis edited by A. J. DOWNING, author
of the celebrated work of the "Frut and Fruit
Trees Of America" assisted by host of intel
ligent correspondents. The sub ject of hortcu-
ture is full of interest, and is, perhaps, at this
time attracting greater share Of public atten-
tlon than any other science. The worthless and
lnslPld fruits that were wont to greet our eye at
every corner are fast going into disuse, and their
place is being supplied by choice varieties.-
The want of standard publication on horticul-
ture was long felt, and at length supplied by Mr..
Downing's work on "Fruit and Fruit Trees. ~
The immature and progressive stage of Pomolo-
gy, however, necessarily rendered any work on
the subject imperfect; hence the necessity of a
standard periodical publication, for the correc.
ton of errors, the revision of facts, the compa.
rison and description of fruits, and the general
dissemination of choice varieties, that, as yet,
have but local habitation. This desideratum
is supplied by the Horticulturist, which is con.
t'nuation Of Mr.. Downing's works on architec-
ture and fruit-growing.
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Estate of jeremiah EIIioft.

Notice is hereby given that have been appoint
ed administrator on the estate of jeremiah Elliott,
late of Carroll county, Ohio, deceased. All per-
sons indebted to said estate are required to make
immediate payment, and those having claims a.
gainst the same, to present then, legally proven,
for settlement, within one year from this date.
THOMAS ECKLEY, Admir-.
Jnlv 81 1819---4I-3t
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Estate of Crace Jennings.

Notice is hereby given that ] have been appoin-
ted executor on the estate of Grace jennings late
of Carroll county, Ohio, deceased All persons in
debted to said estate are required to make immedi.
ate payment, and those having claims against the
same, to present them, legally proven, for settle.
ment, within one year from this date.
ISAAC JENNINGS, Exr.
july 81, l848-4l-3t
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Of the potatoes, oue-nin,h Of the
hay, one,lwe'ih Of the silk cocoons, and ono.
sixIy'ninIh Of the sugar; making grand aQgre.
gate Of more ,han one.tenlh Of all the above
enumera'edaricles,r raised last year inlhe United
States, as the agricultural producI Of the single
State Of Ohiol
The foregoing table does not embrace near al
The agricultural products Of the State. The
products Of our orchards. Of our dairies, and
other sources Of agricultural wealth. are omit.
ted, as are also lhe number Of horses, eaule.
sheep and hogs. These all combined, would
present vast mine Of agricultural wealth. une.
qualled in extent, by any territory Of similar di.
mensions Of the face Of the Globe.
The wheat and coin crop being the most i'm.
PonanI, we append the estimated productions Of
all the States in the Union, as well as the non.
ulalion Of each:
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The HERALD OF TRUTH.-The July number
of the Herald of Truth contains the usual vari-
ETY. of useful and interesting matter. This is
one oflhe mostable, dignihed and valuable month
ly periodicals published in the United States.
TERMS: So per annum, payable in advance.
Address L. A. Hine, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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snERIFFis sALE,
Tie State ef Ohio. Carroll county, ss..
Henry PauUrLl

IAe oiate 81 Ohio. Carroll county, ts.
Henry PauOri)
rs Ia Partition.
Nuihan King,
BY yrue Of an order OF sale. Issued out Of thf
court Of common pleas, i1r Carroll rounty, Ohio.
and 70 me directed, will offer iOr "a at The d0o
OF the eouu house in Csrroton, on
Monday me 2lad day Of august, A.. D. isis,
betw zen the hours Of 10 oc.ork. A. 81 anI o.
eork, ?. VI. Of said day, the 70 sing real estate
10 Wit the sJulhv est quarter of section twsuiy
Xix L3tl Of township fuern, Isl oi range i've.
% 0i The lands ordered To b. soid al SlpuLpuvis.
uh o, except seveniy-lour l71) ceres Heretofore
ararIed 10 Christina LoHg. on the east side O
-sid quarter sfeloh, situate in C,ro'i county. &.
hio. Appraised al seven hundred aud ioIy do.
lars. ana may Je sod TOR Jour hundred and ninety.
lour dollars. Terms earh
+. NeGUIRE, Sheriff.
July 81, lsas-4l-5t. Pr fee s2,25.
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Nomination of Justice of the Peace.

The voters of Centre township are respect
fully invited to meet at the Wing Club room in
Carollton, on Saturday next, the 22d inst, Ito
morrow 10 put in nomination suitable person
10 be elected Justice of the Peace for this town.
ship. Let there be full meeting, at o'clock,
P. NJ. and no mistake about it.
A VOTER.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-07-21

The Two first volumes OF flhe llouiculiursl. as
well as the work on Fruit and Fruit Trees, ="
can Be seen by ealIiugaI this office. We shall
take pleasure ia exhibiting the works, aud for
wariing subscriptions 10 the HouicuIlurisL
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Attachment.

Notice is hereby given that have this day July
8, ls4S sued out writ of attachment, before Will
liam B. Woodward, justice of the peace in and for
Carroll county, Ohio, against the goods and chat
tells of Amos Wheeler, an absent debtor.
JOHN S. HUNTER.
July 7, lS48-39-4t.
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WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.

The standard weights and measures have been
received at this office. Persons desirous of having
their weights and measures adjusted according to
the legal standards, and sealed, can have it done
by calling at the Auditors office.
JOSHUA D. PATTON. Aud. c. c.
July I, 7,l64s-39-3t
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OrIMPORTANT NOTICE,-nn

All indebted 10 those who have been connect.
ed with the publication of the Carroll Free
Press for the last eleven years, are required to
make immediate payment The undersigned
has been one of the publishers of this paper
since the 4th of July, 1887, and experience has
taught him that newspaper cannot be furnish
ed to subscribers withom pay. This notice
must be attended TO- or those interested will find
their notes, accounts, &c., in the hands of Jus.
tees of the Peace. This is the last threat
With him, in this respect, "iorbearance has
ceased to be a virtue"
T. w. COLLIER.
CaYrollton, july 7, f846,
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TAXES FOR IsAs.

Notice is hereby given to the taxable inhabitants
Of Carroll county, that | will commence collecting
the etaxes of said county, for the year ls48 on Thurs
day, the l4th day Of September next, and for that
purpose will attend one day in each township, at
the usual place Of holding elections to receive the
taxes from those who wish 10 pay them there, viz:
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CONGREssIoNALCuNvlNT We learn from
the SleubenviIle Journal that the Congressional
Convention, for this District, is to assemble at
SalineswIIe, in Coumbiana county, on Tuesday
the 92d day of August next, TO nominate Wing
candidate for Congress.
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CarrOllton, July 7, 184S.

Lot No. 32, of Atkinson's addition to Carroll
ton is situated on the corner of Lisbon and Liberty
streets, and is enclosed with paling fence, paint
ed white. 1t is beautiful and desirable lot; wish
to sell it. A. L. LITTELL.
June 90 lS4S-3S-tf.
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will also attend at my office in Carrollton, from
the 9TH day Of October until the goth of Decem.
ber to receive taxes from those who have not pre-.
viously paid. The following is the amount charged
on each dollar valuation. for the nrasent vear.
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Lot No. 40, of Atkinson and McCOok's add-
ton to Carrolton, is situate just above the steam
MILL adjoining ]. d. Patton; is enclosed and has
number of fruit trees on it. wish to sell it.
A. L. LITTELL.
June 80, lS4S-3S-tf
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form:-A. B. has worked on the public highway
under my direction, to the amount of s.,
cents; August -, A. D. lS4S.
c. Z. Supervisor of Dis. No. -, Tp.-
HORATIO HUNT, T. c. C. 0.
Treasurer's Office, Carrollton, July IA, 1919.
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Mater Commissioners Sale
The state of OhIe, Carron county. %.
C0fufiIus Whilacre

Coruth1s WhilAers | court OF eoan.on nless
". ofCsuoll ecu ", OHIO,
Z will ba'@' ard ohio May ssim. lsSs.
Il lnsu anes & Trust
mPauy. In chanesfy.
By viugs o. dsre.z' order Of sac. .ssued out
Of tls cou., o. rlHmoH peas for Carroll county,
Chic, and 10 i.ss dree.fd, y 10 offer for sale a.
'as door q the esaii ioa-e in Cauoi'on. on
Saturday NE 1914 doy q AEgEsi, 4. D. is4s.
between .le acaIs Of 10 O'Clock. 4. =. aid { O..
e.,rk' 9. a., sad Gay, ,hs following reel Is.
tate, s'.usto iH Carroll eouE.y. % Wit. the norlh-
east quarter Of sect o. I've, township Eheen tl5l
OF range fave, O. ia tie S:eu Lenvip land d.strie,
eou;s ming On. hundred and s.xty-:wo acres, and
ii'y tuudredils Of an acre. Terms cash
GEO. f. kennedy.
M-fter Comm-s ousg in Chaueery.
lr'y -, lBl3--40-5t Pr. iea s3 Co
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Lot No. SO, in Atkinson and McCook's addi-
ton, is adjoining the Jail alley, and enclosed. |
wish to sell it. A. L. LITTELL.
June 80, l848-SS-H.
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The state Of Ohio, Carroll county, S,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
David AlIuugh and Sarah AlOaugh his wifeI
Elizabeth Levy, ct. ais.

Elizabeth Levy, of the county of Carroll and
State of Ohio. aud james Crist and Nancy Crist,
his wife, Of The county OF Owen, and State OF In.
diana, will take notice that petition was filed
against them, on the lGIh day OF July, A. D. l848,
in this court, and is now pending, wherein the
said David AlJaugh and Sarah AIJauRh his wife,
demand partition Of the following described real
estate, to wit: the undivided half of lot nrmDer
fifty, in Arknson's addition to the towr OF Car
r0llon, with The appuuenauces: situate in the
county Of Carroll. and State oil Ohio, of which
William Myers dled seized; and that at the next
term Of said court application will be made ty the
SAID David Alhaugh and Sarah his wife, Tor an o..
der that partition may be made Of said premises.
JOHN II. TRIP, Attorney Tor Petitioners.
July 81, l848-4l-6t. Pr. Zee S2,62i.
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From the foregoing estimate, it will be obser.
we'd that Ohio produces more than one-seventb
part Of the wheat grown in the United States,
one.twenty-fourth Of the barley, one.seventh of
the oats one-thirteth of the rye, one.tenth of
the eqckwheat, one:eight Of the corn, one.twen.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-07-21

Is daily looked cor. The Jacobn press IS head.
ed by IN Irish fclon-lhe rebsis nre undislurb-
ed. aud iule doubt remains but a lorciIle move
msnt OF great magnitude will be made IN au'uinn'
England is generally quiet. and oil 'umn''u'
Gus sssemblagys Of the working classes have
subsided.
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Agricultural Resources of Ohio,
A VOTER

The Report of the Commissioner of Patents
contains many interesting lacts-facts that should
be in the possession Of every citizen of the re.
publc,-deIineating, as they etieclually do, the
vast and almost unlimited agricultural resources
Of the United States. Had we the time, we
should give a detailed account Of these resour.
ces. Atpresent we are compelled to confne
ourselves chiefly to The agricultural wealth of
Ohio' Nor is this small matter. In agricul-
tural wealth, Ohio stands far in the advance of
any of her sister States. We gather the follow.
ing items from the Patent Office Report. 1t will
be seen that it embraces only part of our
agricultural resources. The first column of flo.
ures gives the'quanlity of the articles enumera-
ted, produced in Ohio; the second, the quantity
produced in the United States:
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-07-21

Chairman of the Wing Central Committee.
Canolhon, July IA, l848.
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Court Of common pleas
OF Carroll county, o.
bio, May term, 1913.
I, C}-.rcrrv
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-06-02
GEN. CASS NOMI-
Mated!

This is cheering to
the Democracy, for no.
better selection could
have been made, as the
growing of the sick
ened w higs undoubt-
edIy plainly show. If
you meet one OF them
now the first question
is. why didn't you take
up some other man?'
'Cass can't rum. All
these assertions com.
ing from the quarters
they do, go far toprove
that the old General is
just the mighty chief
tain they fear to meet.
Already do the wings
begin to tremble at the
doom that awaits them
in the approaching 6 and
almost settled conflict.
They we'll know that
their days are number
ed, and that the glol'i-
Gus flag of Democracy,
with all its purity and
the principles of equal
ity inscribed thereon,
will stand out upon the
very top of our battle
ments, as a signal that
the affairs Of our coun-
try are in the hands of
those who will manage
them with credit to the
American people.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-06-02
70 Mc People Of Ohio.

The Democratic State Convention
winch mel in this city, on the l3ih Instant, i,
charged the Undersigned win the duty OF
ad resslng you, IN The following resoln-
tiuD:
"Resolped, That Committee of five
be appoinied, to dtaft an address to The
people of Ohro--w Inch address shalt,
among other things, embody the resoln>
,ions as they have passed this Convention.
aud shall also set foiih all the facts at
lainable IN relation to the falslGcatlon OF
the Journal OF the House of Represent a.
lives, since It's adj,nrnment."
From the duty thus Ell 'ined upon us,
We have no disposition to shrlak, aud In
view OF the fact that the action Of that
Cuns ention involves the interest of the
entire pc 1ple, Of all classes, aud OF II
parues, we claim hat we have not only
a right TO demand a bearing hst that =" e
be heard wlthdut prejudice, AMI with that
serious attention the SUBJECT demauds.
Tne people oi OHIO need not be told al
tbs iae day, that the subject matte,
which called the ConsentiUn together a,
has, aud unnsnai season Of the year, W as
an attempt on the part ofthe majority o.
tie last Leg glsiatnre 10 grasp, through al
tine, The law making power OF the STATE
GUyernment. aud that, failing in this al
tempt, they have placed upon tie statute
bouks of the State, as a law, an appor
tiontnent soheme, ~ hitch never hnali, Pass
either branch vi the Legislature; aud III.
this bill, coucocted Ia nsecrel--unjusI ane
uuconslilUliuBai ID rs Provisiuus-e eyeu
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-06-02
"DAkN YOUR BLOOD" +"

A nobeman of the blood of the Irish ma
tion, paid his addresses to the daughter of a
gentleman in England who valued money
more than ancestry, the old gentleman hinted
to his lordship that he supposed his fortune
was equivalent to his daughters.
'Why, no sir, replied his lordship) cannot
say it is altogether SO considerable; hut then
you know sir, there is my blood
'Oh, darn your blood, [returned the old gen,
tleman without hesitation,] if you squander
my daughters fortune away she must not de-
pend on your blood for subsistence; a hog s
blood would be Of more service then and
would make better pudings.'a
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-06-02
FRAUD.

Bankers have been
roblang the people for
years, and yet there are
to be found those who
still justify them and
say go on. Could men
be found who would
submit to the cursed
system of robbing un-
der any other name
than that of a bank?
No. Why then aid a
privileged set of noted
scoundrrls to do that
which would be look
ed upon as horrible in
others?
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1848-06-02
ABSEN'l'.

We will necessarily
be absent for two or
three weeks, during
which time the paper
will be published by
the hands in the Office,
unless some accident
should prevent.