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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-03-09

notice L. hereby gwen 10 ! wnOin u may
concern that petition will be presented 10 the
Commissioners OF Carroll County Ohio. At their
next regular session. praying them TO appoint
viewers to locate public road. beginning at u
bend of the Sprn sfeld road south OF the house
oil WIN. lsenaugel, now resides in on the N. E
quarter OF section 80, Tp. II, and range d
thence w,s: towards Shober's meadow; thence
eas,erly to inlersect The road sou b OF Shober's
mill, at or near spring run; thence along the
road past the mill; thence along the road leading
10 Jetferson, until by rod intersects said road;
thence along "a d BY or neighborhood road, thro'
lands belonging TO John Shoher, George Rigael,
Frederick Brandt aud James GaulI. until il inter-
sects the Zoar road near jacob ShawVers mill
race on sec. 4, TIP. 10, and range S.
MANY PETITIONERS.
Feb. 81, Is4s. l75t
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PITTSBURGH GAZETTE,
PUBLISHED AT PITTSBURGH, Pa,
BY ERASTUS BROOKS L CO.
Daily Paper, Seven Dollars per annum.
1ri-Weekly. Five Dollars do
Weekly, Two Dlllars do in lvanct
Advertisements Inserted at low rates;

The PITTSBURGH GAZETTE is one OF the largest
papers published in the western country, and was
The first paper established west Of the mountains.
Il has large circulation in Western Pennsyl.
vania, OHIO, Western Virginia, Maryland, and
other Western States.
The propnetors intend TO spare no expense in
furnishing their readers with the latest Telegraph.
ic and all other News: Also, with very full Com.
merciaI Reports and reviews OF the Boston, New
York, Philadelphia aud Baltimore marke!s-ior
which purpose they have employed special re-
porters in those cities.
During the session of Congress they will have
exclusive correspondents al Washington, who
will furnish them with all matters oineresl daily
occurring at the Capital. And nothing will be
left undone, on the part Of the proprietors, to rem
der the "Old Gazette" TO the Merchant, the Far
mer and the Mechanic, an attractive source OF
information, worthy to merit the continuance OF
hs patronage which has so long and
been extended towards l..
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-03-09
Great Increase OF Reading Matter u

TH2 LADY's PooK Tor the ensuing year will pre.
sent many novel features suited to the advanc.
ing demands OF the public taste. |! has ever been
The object ot the Publisher TO take the lead among
the popular Magazines OF this country; and Ihh
host Vi imiIalors, who have heen constantly fol.
low ny-"toling after him in va n'-are snti.
cipnl TO attest his brilliant success The prompts
ness with which every new idea that he suggests
Is adopted by others, is sufficient reason Tor his
not being very explicit and eXec. in his Promises
for what IL yet 10 come. He does not wish 10 lay
out plans tor others 10 follow, 1t IL sufficient
however, to say, that all the existing popular lpa-
lures OF the Lady'S Book will be retained, aud
many new ones, particularly attractive in La.
dys Book and Family Magazine, will be inuodu.
ced. The useful and the elegant will always ba
kept in view.
| The Fashions, always an interesting feature to
the Ladies, will receive the most assiduUuE al.
tention, particular care being taken 10 give the
Real Paris Fashions (Amercunizec) Of the most
recent date, in alvunce OF all other Magazines.
The Patterns and instructions Tor Lad VS. Fancy
work will be continued and enlarged.
The popular series OF "Ornamentul cottages" :"
which mas already exerted so extensive an infln.
enCe in improving the taste for RursI Architecture
| in our country, will be continued, and great
number ot ne and beautiful designs for o.Iages,
farm houses, and villas will be given.
The Literary Department. will be conducted
with increased vigor-many new contributors Of
known reputation being already engaged.
The series OF splendid Historical end Ftn"y
Steel Plates will go on, rs usual, exhil lii to the
country the progress OF high art among our ma.
tive painters and Pngravers. .. .....
In shot the Lady's Book will continue to be-,
as it always aas hpen, the first in merit, and by
far the most popular OF American Magazines.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-03-09
NOTICE

is hereby given that there will be petition presen-
ted 10 the Commissioners Of Carroll County Ohio,
at their next session praying for the location Of
County Road, commencing AZ the State road near
the school house in district No. 6, in Harrison TIP.
in said County to run from thence South on the
east of Daniel 1 ighlands house, the nearest and
best way to the section line between Robert Deny
and William " estbay; thence along said section
line to or near the run or creek passing through the
land Of Randel D. Sprague, the nearest and best
war to or near the barn Of lillian Woods, where
Solomon Need now lives. May PETlTIoNIRs.
January 5th, ls4s. IL At paid.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-03-09
NEW TINWARE MANUFACTORY--

The subscriber invites public attention 10 hs she
just opened, one door east OF the General TuyIo
House, Formerly occupied by VIM. D. Jenkins,
where he intends manufacturing TO order, as alst
keeping on hand. tin. copper, and brassware. il
such variety as the demand may seem to REQUIRE
lie hopes BY the closest industry and uniirin,
'ienuon, to merit such encouragement is vii
wsrrant him to continue andexiend the businee,
every description OF mending, in his line, prong,
y done 10 order. THOMAS II. ATKfNSON'
CaTroll;on, June Is, Is47-37-M
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a STEAM SAW MILL. L.

SAM On w MALLs--I am about at
tachng steam engine to my foundry, and intend
to connect Il with Steam Saw Mill in this goodIv
town OF CarrOton. have a large log ward en-
CLOSED, and persons desirOus of having saving done
early in the Spring might very properly deliver the
logsthis winter wea her, when they cannot do much
else Jan. 27.l A. /. uTTFII
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-03-09

out Lots for Salc.-Every man in town
wants an out lot have six one acre lots, beauti-
fully situated on level plat of ground, and all ud.
Joining each Others enclosed, and well set in timo-
thy and clover. will sell them separately or to.
gether, as may suit. They are 18th of mile from
Carrolton adjoining Mr. Kintner and Mr.. Hasting,
and front the State road leading from Carroton to
Leesburgh. JAM 81 A. L. 'LITTELL.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-03-09

: To the Creditors OF David Work.
man, DcccaSed.--On the End day of Noven-
Der, in the year A. D. IS47, the court of COmmon
Pleas Of Carroll county, declared the Estate of Da-
vd Workman, decd, to be probably insolvent; cred
tors ale therefore required to present their claims
against the estate, to the undersigned, for allow
ance, within six months from the time above men.
TONED, or they will not be entitled to payment.
JOHN s. ORIN.
Dee. ~, ~. ExrSf David Workman
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-03-09
The state OF Ohio, Carroll County, SIS;
John Clark and
John N. Adair,
vs.. In Partition.
George Moore

George Gamble

george GunDle
The said George Moore and George Gamble will
take notice that petition was filed against them,
on the 7th day of December, A. D. lS47, in the
Court of Common Pleas, in and for said county, by
John Clark and John N. Adair, and is now pending
wherein the said John Clark and John N. Adair,
demand partition OF the following real estate: Part
Of the northwest quarter Of section 35, township
thirteen, and rrnge six, of the lands made subject
to sale ut Steubenve, Ohio; beginning at the
southeast corner OF Mark. street in the town Cf
Leesburgh in said county, thence south twenty-five
and slxty-hve hundredth perches, thence north 80
east fifteen and fifteen hundredth perches, thence
north 234 east twenty-one perches, thence west
twenty-five perches to the beginning, containing
two acres, one rood and twelve perches. Also, a
certain other lot OF land situate in the same section
as above described, to.wit; Beginning at the south
east corner OF the said quarter, thence north fifty
one and one-tenth perches, thence north II Q west
TWEEN ty-two and two.tenth perChes thence south
224 west fifteen and sxty-five hundredth perch
es, thence south IS east nine and five tenth perch
es, thence south 22ko west thirty-four perches
thence north 764 . west seventeen and fifteen hun
dredth perches, thence south 6e west one and
three tenth perches, thence south 40 east twenty
four and seven tenths perches thence east 80 perch
es to the beginning; containing nine acres, roodl
and SO perches, One that at the next term of saiC
court, application will be made by said John Clark
end Jon N. r. dar, for an order that partition NAV
be made Of said premises.
JOHN CLARK,
JOHN N. ADAIR.
BY Ecklcy & Davis, their Attorneys
| Dec. a. lSA7-6t prfS
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-03-09
GOdey'S Lady'S Book and Family Magazine,
FOR IsdS!!
DITED by SARAH ]. HALF

MISS E. LESLIE, Author Of the neV nOusl Of
".4menG. or It Young Lady's TiciwiiudeI"-W.
GILMORE INNS, GRALE6REENM GOD
AND I. ). AnTHUR, COAsiani COairibuiors.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-03-09
Trustces' SnIe.

BY virtue OF deed OF trust, executed to me
by VIM. N. Mafht, aud vile Tor the benefit oil
John Fieck. Isaac Atkinson Sr., R. II. Leggel,
and R. McElderry, will offer Tor sae at the Court
House in CarroIIton, Carroll Co. Ohio, on
Saturday the 10Th Of Feb. next, Lot No. Is,
in the original plat OF said town. The same
may be purchased at private sale.
ALEXANDER PHILLIPS Trustee.
January "a, l848. l4td.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-03-09

VhE subscriber respectfully informs the public in
general, that he has leased the Hall lor a term Of
years. The sleeping apartments have undergone
perfect rsnoVstion-no pains or necessary en-
pense W wbe spared TO give all whomay call perfect
satisfaction, Respectfully. B. W. EARL.
April 9, 1s47-o6-tf.
P. s. A watch for boats, day and night-bsggags
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-03-09

[SILvER LEAF s s., lom sold, even hy large dealers,
because OF the very small profits made on it sale
1t is superior teal Young Tyson, Golden Chop,
Plantation Garden g'owIh, SO.
((ioIden Chop is the finest green tea cultivated in
China. It is IN, OF the frat pckings, and pxcels
all other green teas for its decacy OF flavor,
strength and aroma. Heretofore this tea has ne.
yer reached this country, except ia small los as
uresents In inuortprs
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-03-09
The State Of Ohio, Carroll County, IS:
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Peter Arnold, and his
wife Rosanna Arnold,
In Partition.
Samuel s ibert ct. ais.

Samuel ibert ct. ais.
SAMUEL SIBEBT and Anna Sibert, Mary High.
land, and Samuel Highland, (children Of Mary
Highland deceasedj OF Carroll County Ohio, Will
liam Hodge and Sarah Hodge, his wife Of Tuscaraw-
as county Ohio; an the children and Heirsat law
Of Rachael Harsh deceased, whose place Of resi-
dence unknown to petitioners: but whose names are
believed to be Andrew Harsh, John Harsh, Joseph
Harsh, Benjamin Harsh, Samuel Harsh, Daniel
Harsh, Rebecea Harsh, Mary Harsh and Susanna
Harsh, will take notice that petition was filed a.
gainst them on the 9th day Of January A. L.
lS48 in this court, and is now pending wherein the
said Peter Arnold and Rosanna Arnold his wife, de.
mand partition of the following real estate IN
Carroll County hio, to wit the northwest quarter
of section twenty ythree 2 in township fifteen (l6I
Of range six (6) containing one hundred and sixty
acres of which Peter Sibert, died seized; and that
at the next term Of id Court, application will be
made by the said Peter Arnold, and ROsanna his
wife, for an order that partition may be made Of
said premises. -.
February, Sd, ls4s. IL Ct
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-03-09
James Robertson Execu-
t,r of James Eakin dec.
Petition to sell lands.
Jane Eakin ct. ais.

SohV cI' ulb.
To Jane Eakin, Samuel Carson, and Mary Car
son his wife, and James Eakin arson, of Carroll
county Ohio, William Robertson, and Isabella Ro-
bertson his wife of Stark county Ohio, and Reb c.
ca SemPle, of the county Tyrone Ireland, ers,
devisees, and egatees of james Eakin, deceased,
you are hereby informed that on the 18th day of
January A. d. lS4S, said Executor fedhs petition
in this court, the object and prayer of which Pet-
ton is to obtain Order of sale at the next term
OF this court of the following real estate situate in
Brown township Carroll county Ohio, to witt The
northwest quarter of the southwest quarter of sec
ton thirty so) in township sixteen ll6l of range
SIX containing forty acres, to pay tn debts of the
testator. JANE ROBERT ON, Executor Of
JAMES EAKIN Decd.
By VAN BROWN, his Attorney,
February, Sd, 1913. I7N
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-03-09
VAN BROWN,
CarrollIon,O.
STOKELY & TRIP,
II, GRISWoLD.
Canton, Ohio

Attorneys and CoGnSeLtOrs at Lau,
FFICE in the court house. The retainer ofth'
one will secure the sevices ofthe other.
agrollton, May ., l845-M
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-03-09
ON SALEAT THE WAREHOUSE OF THE Pc
KIN TEA COMPANY,

70 and II, Fu.t)n Street New York,
The teas mentioned in this utIogue are done
up in TO-, H., and ID packages; the first in
side wripper is lead, the second wrapper is wa
ter proof paper, and the third or outside wrappe.
is OF Chinese rice paper. The company sell nonr
but good teas, done up in this superior mannere
all OF them grown in tIe mos luxurious districts,
OF China. Country dealers may select as snalI Il
quantity Of each kind as they like, and have them
packed IN On, chest. The teas also come in i've
pound Chinese packages, called quattOOns, con.
veneut, ianciiul portable shape.
Persons residing in any part Of the United s.
or Canada, can ordcr any ol the teas in this cat
aloeue, by letter to suit their wishes. We pack
them in Chinese boxes and deliver ,ham TO tho
Forwarding Merchant ir' Q from charge Tor pack.
age or carriage. The money should always ac-
company the o.dr.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-03-09
ICHEAT AND CpoW RrfTy

THIS has Teen tlesecred principle Of too Inzny
OF the wholesale dealers In TEAS up to this time,
hey have pTactieed the most shameful imposition
On the country Merchants without any fear Of de.
.ecilon. But new era in the TIA TRADE has
come, and the PEKLN TEA COMPANY claims
he honor Of its Introduction. They were the
tirsI TO raise the bannerof Reform. on whieh they
hsve inscribed the simple words--"Pure Teas Al
lonest Priees!" A complete revolution has been
b consequence. Let consumers Of tea loSk al
what we have done.
LIST. We were the first 10 send them tea iha, u.
sed TO be called too good Tor them.
2d. We have driven out Of the market vast
amount Of trash, and introduced beuer class oi
.eas Ihan has ever been sold. Importers OF teas
fen came 10 Us TO get tor their own use, and fer
their friends, fine qualities Of teas Ihey can Ind
nowhere else.
Sd. We have reduced prices more than 20 per
cent, both Of Black and Green teas. The hole
sale grOeers say we running the trade, aud call
us humbugs. This we have done already, and
now see what we are ready 10 do:
Ist. We will sell teas by the single chest, hall
chests, or u lbs. box, al the same prices that
Wholesale grocsrs pay 10 the importers when they
buy by the hundred packages.
%. The wholesale groters only allow -, and
at most u lbs. tare TO the half chest This Is q
cheat. We allow in most cases, Is 10 ls lbs, on
the same.
Sd. We HEREBY undertake 10 sell every kind o
teas from six to twelve cents per ID. cheaper thar
the wholesale grOcers do.
How can We do this ssks the country mer
chant!
This II our answer. We are content with
per CT. profit instead Of 25 and 50 per CT. As !
wholesale grocer.
We deserve the thanks or the country mcr
chant for saving him hereafter fom being cheat
ed. ] ct them come TO the warehouse of the Pc
KIN TEA COMPANY, and compare samples o
tea they get elsewherei aud ii they buy lad tea
then at high prices, it is Their own fault.
An English importer lat 'ly boosted that he coult
make more money Fy sending bad teas 10 the
Y. marke! than on good teas. We are resolve
10 overthrow this fraud; and now call upon
gents IN every town in the United States to com
forward and buy the TEAS imported 10y the Pc
KIN TEA COMPANY; and we pledge Ourseve
, that il in six months they do not sell more IP
than the oldest and largest dealers in the town
we will give them our tea without any charge
This is the plain English and cannot Le misundeI
stood. We appeal for testimony to the immens
success Of our agents in any part OF the Unite
States.
GTAgents wanted in every town in the Unite
States for these teas, 10y which they can max
money, and confer benefit on tie public by SUI
plying the pure article.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-03-09

LeslueS ble abOVet WbeXpect daily rom China
several splendid chops OF tea, exclusively inpor.
ted by the "Pekin Tea Company" AMI which we
intend to copyright to prevent trickery. Let our
agents get ready.
Heretofore il has teen very difficult, indeed
impossible. TO always obtain good green an6 black
teas. But now you have only to visit the ware
roons Of the Pekin Tea Company, rs and II Ful.
ton streets to obtain as delicious and fragrant tens
as yol could wish.--New York Daily Sun.
We have tried the teas imported ly the Pekin
Tta Company, as and ~ Fulton street. New York,
and II we live will try them often. They are sci.
ling the most delicious teas we ever drank, and
retail them at wholesale prces.-N. Y. Post
The finest specimens Of green and black teas
ever sold IN this country are imported BY the Pc.
KIN lea Company, 75 n Ful!en street. Persons
waning good teas at reasonable prices, can al
ways get them there.-New York Tribune.
word to tea drinkers.-The Pekin Tea com
panyi75 and ~ Fulton street, have imported into
ms market some five hundred thousand dollars
worth OF the finest grades OF green and blaek
teas grown in The Celestial Empire, done up IN oll
The various fancy packages that Chinese incenni.
" can invent. 1t is privilege to buy teas a,
This great establishment, and a luxury and con,'
Tort to drink them. They sell good teas only: and
retail them at wholesale prices. Country mar.
chants who wish 10 always sell good teas can nl.
ways obtain them at this place, on reasonabI.
terms.-N. Y. Courier and Enquirer.
The Pekin Tea Company. IS and II Fulton
street, are performing great and good work,
ana VIII IN few years, beyond all doubt, drive
all the impure teas which have deluged Ibis coun
Wy' and dsfrauded consumers Of the article ,out
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-03-09
The State Of OHIO, Carroll county, ss.

Dec. "a, Al ExrCf David Workman
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-24

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Trey are wonderfully uekied with the repuia-
non Oh being able TO marry any young lady they
please but arc very careful TO give none Of US
the opportunity OF presenting them the mnien.
II respectable young gentleman comes court
ing one OF u.s. he IS sure to be interrupted by
ono OF these hairy animals, who take advantage
Of his modes'y, and are always seeking for an
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-24
VERMONT PHOENIX,
BrattlebOrO, Friday, Nov. "a, ls4S.
The Next Presi Ut of the United
States.

The smoke and dust Of the recent political
contest have passed away, and with them, the
violent and turbulent passions Of the opposing
parties.
ZACHARY TAYLOR is the President elect, and
there Is a moral in the fact, and in the circum-
stances which led to Il, which we stop to notice.
The war with Mexico was political cxpcdi-
cnt rot up for the two-fold purpose Of robbing
Mexico of territory for the benefit of slavehold-
crs, and to strengthen the Democratic party by
the eciai and glory Of successful war.
The war found Gen. Taylor a subordinate Of.
fcer, and furnished him the opportunity to ex-
hbit his great talents. When it was found that
his glorious achievements ut Palo Alto, Resaca
de Ia Palma, and Monterey were attracting to
him the eyes Of his countrymen, tho President
became jealous Of him, stopped him in his ca
reer, and pushed into the foreground another
military officer, to divide with him the honors.
and perchancc by fomented rivalry and bieker.
ing, disgrace and destroy both of them.
Gen. Taylor was stripped Of nearly his whole
army, so as to be incapable Of motion, and left
inactive in an encmy's country, with instructions
to attempt no offensive movement, and in case
of attack, to seek refuge behind the walls Of
Monterey.
Was he not securely fe,tcred? Was there
ever better devised scheme, 10 chain down the
energies, and strip his well earned lsures from
the brow of a successful General? Yet see how
the very means which the Administration took
TO crush him, not only raised him to the highest
pinnacle Of military glory, but ensured its own
destruction. The smaness and undiscipned
character of the army left with Gen. Taylor, by
which Mr. Polk fondIy hoped effectually to Grip.
pie him, impaired the crownng lusirc to the
victory Of Bucna Vista. Mr. Polk intended by
the war, to strengthen the Democratic party but
il has blown il to atoms.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1848-11-24
Small Pox.

Our village continues siill, as we believe, TO
be exempt from sny new Ease of small poN, and
all alarm and apprehension have subsidized. Ey-
very man, woman and child should bc yaccna-
ted, and this should DC done without any refer
to the existence of the disease any where. No
person knows when or where be may be expos
cd to the disease, and vaccination is 10 easy and
safe, that be does injustice to his family and
friends who neglects it. To persons who have
had the kline pox, the small pox 10 one Of the
mos, harmless Of contagious diseases, and much
less dangerous than scarlet or typhus fever.
Ju tice 10 Mrs Iiincklcy requires word to be
said, Of the circumstances and present condition
of the only reported case in the village.
II is, we are informed, six weeks since she re-
turned from New York, and opened her goods.
She had a slight attack, day or two after her
return, of what was supposed 10 be varioloid, and
WAS confined to her room with it for two weeks.
At the expiration of this time, daughter and
a niece who attended upon her were taken Ill.
The latter turned out TO be yariolod, and the
former Is the reported case Of small pox. These
persons were equally exposed, but the niece had,
and the daughter had not, the protection Of kline
pox.
Mrs Hinckley's shop was open four weeks af.
ter her return from New York, and then closed (;
and though she had many girls in her employ,
and numerous customers in her store, during
this time not one of thom was attacked Her
store has been rc-Opened, her girls have return
ed TO their employment without apprehension,
and We sec no reason why it should be more
dangerous to frequent her store than any other
in the vllage,--nor any store in the village more
than any other in the county. If people in the
country were TO believe the exaggerated reports
of those who hope to make profit out of their
fears, they would have swep, us all away and
left none to "tcll the tae;" but il is fact that
the village is not depopula,edi tho houses .re
still inhabited, and you would think to see the
smiling faces of the merchants that they had no
idea Of going to pest.house for some time to
come.