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The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-04
GOOD READING.

an inspection of his Magazine.
Arrangements have been made with most OF our
popular authors for Tales, Poems and Sketches and
various ttansations from the German have now been
commenced by of our first German scholars, whose
vivid rendition of Legendary Ballads is well known
throughout the world. One OF our most popular ro
cts whose reputation rests more upon MS works IMAM
his NAM. will also furnish original Poems throughout
the volume. -,
In the course of the volume, articles will also be
given from the pens of nearly all the following Euro
pean authors viz Douglas Jerrold, Gilbert Abbott
A'Becket, Goodwin Bamby, William Hewitt, = C..
Hail. w. II. Thackery, Wilam Carleton, Ihos Miiler'
!. r.. Blanche Martin Faiquhar Tuper, Alfred Tenny-
son, Ebenezer Elliot, Charles Mackay, together win
occasional articles from Mary Hewitt, Mrs. s. Z. Hall
Hon. Mrs Norton, Harriet Martineau, ana many oti-
ers our present space will not allow us to specify.
TRANSACTIONS OF some of the minor Tales OF Eugene
She Alexandra Dumas, George sand, &c, VIII pc CIV
en- if free from the peIncious Influences OF many
French Tales and particular will be taken that
nothing demoralsing in its tone ever mas piace III
the Dollar Magazine. .,
from all the above distinguished authors in the course
Of the volume, together with many distinguished
American Names he is not at liberty TO disclose The
plan he has adopted of publishing every article anon
ymously will of course preclude him from attaching
to each contribution the name OF ITS author. ms
system he is confident will be stamped wllh the aP-
probation of the American people, to win whose APP
plause and confidence will be the continued effort OF
his life.
Complete and perfec in all that constitutes the es-
se"''a' 'eG FIRST CLASS MAGAZINE,
and being afforded at price never before known IN
any county TIE ys f9es NOT Is s ssfea
This question iseft to the public, the all powerful
public and that important body looks as closely as
individuals to of self interest," the Proprietor
Of Hodens Dollar Magazine is confident that the cry
will be through the length and breadth OF the land,
WHO SHALL SUBSCRIBE FIRST!
II win readily be acknowledged by any one at az all
convesant with literature in every form, mat Ho'd
EMS Doa Magazine is the largest, cheapest, add
periodical in the world, and he challenges comparison
with anything ever published in Europe or America,
sat SIZED atthe sovereign people will decide for them
selves as regards the merits of the respective works.
IIolden's Dollar Magazine is issued monthly, Uhe
volume commencing with The January number) in
Nos of 81 pages EACH printed on fine paper expressly
for the work, aed of extra quality, with new and
beautiful type. Terms, one dollar per annum, paya
BILE invariably IN advance six copies for five dollars
IS copies for 90 Cellars when mailed to adore
Address, post patti CHAS. w. HOLDEN,
Publisher of Holden's Dollar Magazine.
WIG l09 Nassau st., New York.
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STARTS Candy.

WE have received two of Stuart's Steam Re
W fined Candies from N York. Consisting OF Vanilla
Cream Peppermint Brad, Cream Braid, Birch Cream
Peppermint Lumps, White ana Red Rock CANDY
with these candles they need no recommendation.
| Dec H. BOWLES & CO.
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CramD & Pain Killer.

WE have at last, reed the genuine Cramp & ram
Killer from The Manufactures. We warrant the
article to do all il is recommended to do, or the money
will be refunded =
Agents for Bath
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Ground Rock Salt.

rAO SACKS, containing 30 lbs each, manufactured
I4U at the " Stroud Water Mills" from the very
best of ROCK SALT by sWaldron Co.. just re-
c.yed and for sale by the subscribers Agents for the
Manufacturers, who will furnish il in any quantity
and delivered in this city at he lowest Boston price.
Bath July 2. MAGOUN y CLAff.
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National Daguerrean Gallery.
MINIATURES FOR 81 so INCLUDING CASES
AT
SHAW'S ROOMS.
No. & PiercesS Block,

OVER THE STORE .. w. HEATH & Co.
OWING to the liberal patronage that the Public has
" already bestowed upon the Proprietor Of this Es-
adjustment he ia enabled to execute Daguerreotype
Likenesses tor the above named price, and warranted
10 give satisfaction. Citizens or Strangers visit ne
these Rooms can have their Miniatures taken and
in Morocco Cases, Gold Lockets, Breast Pins Rings,
bracelets, &C., in a few minutes.
NJ b. Views of Churches, Public Buildings, &c,
ithfuly taken and every other order punctnelly at.
Bded te.
Tr4yPlexse call and examine specimens.
Bath. Oct. 81. lS47. 46tf
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-03-23
@Nnt far 4 Day hnt fnrAll Time

SiaRtOn'S External Remedy, Hunts Liaiment,
Has now given abundant evidence OF its healing
powers, and proved itself the most extraordinary and
wonderful medicine in the world. In the short space
of two years it has acquired reputation for curing
Giseaseand relieving pain far greater than any med
icine ever discovered Its wonderful cures have as
tonished the Medical Fdculty,who now universally
concede its great value. They speak Of it in the
highest terms, and commend its use
1t is condemned by none. On the contrary, ITS
PRAIsE IS UNIVERSAL. The cases Of cures are nu-
merous that it would take volumes to recount them
and it is fixed fact, and is not disputed, that AS
PAIN EXTRACTOR, IT mas NJ Equal. For the many
astonishing cures, see the pamphlet, to be had Of
each agent |. YOU suffer with eitherof the diseas
es for which it is recommended, resort at once to it
use aud be cured. For the following di eases it is
an inallible remedy; Spinal affections, rheumatism,
paralysis and all nervous afectionssat rheum, Group
or hivesague in the breast and face weakness of the
joints colds, ,toohache, sore throat anl qunsy,uce-
rated sores, nolont ulcers burn ,rosei feet corns,
bunyons fresh wounds,sNeings and bruises, scrOt.
ulou5 affections, musquito bites anl pois1ns.
! This Ljniment is sold by all the respectable Mer-
chants and Druggists throughout the country, and
| by the ProprietOrs at Sing Sing, New York.
GEORGE L. STANTON.
0CtY-For sale at the Drug Store OF r KENNEDY in
Carrollton. November II, lS47--5-2m.
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Gbe Oliu.
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 81, lo4a.
MORE POETRY FROM 20. H."

BytO-day'sm mail we have another contribution from
the pen Of 20. K.,"-MIss or Mas, we are at
loss to determine which. We thank her very much
for her kind aitentions-very much, indeed,-but
would wish to remind her, in as polite manner as
is in our power, that we have been breaking over
long established end very general rule in all printing
Offices, BY publishing her original MSS. without be-
ing first in the possession Of the REAL name Of the
writer, which, Of course, is in no case diyuged. We
will be very glad TO continue TO hear from her, and
also hope she viii understand that would like to
have the proper ALIAS Of 20. K" It's really FRO
VoKIEe to have so tasty correspondent, and at the
sene time not know her nsme-so il is!
Although our fair contributor rePudiates the idea
Of "diamond-POined pens "tiny hands, that that's
delicate, &c, and asserts that "Rough and Ready
Is her motto, we feel strongly inclined from the aP'
pearanee and character of the production before
Ne, to reiterate former charges. We will admit the
Ready" but not the Rough" One thing GER
tain, thOugh!-she is good Wing! So are larg'
majority of the ladies'. By-the-by, Wing songs arr
-in play" these times. But to the POe-TRT
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BRANDRETH's PILLS.

FEVER AND AGUE, AND ALL FEvERs CURED BY
BRANDRETHs PLLs.--All tevers are occasoned by
the disorered motion Of the blood produced by the
humoral serosty by hardening the valves of the vcs
sells. The blood crcuates with greatly increased
speed and is still increased by the friction OF the po
bues or PARTICLES which compose the mass Of fluids
Then it is that the excessive heat and chils is expe
rienced throughout tho whole system and accompa-
MED with great thirst, pain in the head back, kid
neys, and in fact complete prostraton of all the
faculties of the mind as well as body.
On the first attack of fever, or any disease, imme-
datey take large dose OF BrOndretha Vegetable u
niversal Pills. and continue to keep up powerful ef
feet upon the bowels until the fever or pain las en-
tirey ceased, Six or eight will in most cases be su(
Gcent as first dose and one dose of this kind It Is
not improbable, may prevent months of sickness,
perhaps death.
DR., Benjamin Brandreth's Vegetable Universal
Pills, are indeed an universally approved medicine,
which by peculiar action coOnses the blood of all
impurities, removes every pain and weakness, and f.
gully restores the constitution to perfect health nnd
yigor. For sale at the store of IL, A. STIDGER.
Carrollton, October 10, lS47-l-3m.
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Notice is hereby given to all whom it may
concern that petilon will be presented to 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 field road south OF the house
OF VIM. lseaauge, now resides in on the N. +
quarter OF section 30 Tp. II, and range 4;
thence WIS. towards Shober's meadow; thence
eas,erly to intersect the road south oil Shober-
mil, at or near a spring run; thence along the
road past the mill; thence along the road leading
to Jefferson, until by road ntcrsects said road;
thence along said BY or neishborhood road, Ihro'
lands belonging 10 John Shoher, George Rigael,
Frederick Brandt aud James Gault. until II inter-
secs the Zoar road, near Jacob Shawvers mill
ace on sec. 4, Up. l2, and range 5.
MANY PETITIONERS.
Feb, 81, le49, IL 81
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The NaiiODaI TptelIigenCer,

Those of our readers who desire 10 take pa
per published atthe seat of Government, would
do well to subscribe for the National ln,elligen.
cer Ii gives, us heretofore, full and perfectly
reliable reports of the proceedings Of both BRAN
chcs of the United States Congress, during each
session, and is also u medium Of general news.
Politically, ii is, and has been for long time,
acknowledged to be the first paper in the coun.
try,--its conductors are unsurpassed in ability
and their statements are taken as authority by
all parties. AnalenliVe reader oil The ln'elh
gencer will, in all cases, be well "posled up" in
The politics oflhe United States; and will be III
the possession of sound Wing doctrine Jus"'
FROM THE MINT.
The subscription price 10 the Weekly, (now
double its former size,) is Three Dollais per an
nun, invariably in advance. A reduction of
20 per cent. is made 10 any one ordering and
paying for five copies at one time, and reduc'
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dered and paid for. In no case is The paper
sent longer Than it is paid fer.
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Darietp

IDENTIFICATION" Can you tell me
where MIR. Smith lives, miser!" There ire
good many of that name in these parls-my
name is Smith" "Why, don't know his 9TH
CT name; but he's a sour, cross and grabbed sort
OF fellow, and they call him Crab Smith. -
"o,-l S'posc am The man."
0r What faction is il desirable to have pre-.
dominant in ls48l SaIis.FAcrIoN.
OF Why is a troy.wcigh, like o,hieri Be.
cause it happens 10 have no. scrupes'
GrWhy does duck put his head under va.
eri For DIVERS reasons
MOl--Why are the Missouri girls said to be
sweeler than any others IN tho UnionI Because
they arc "Mo. ".iassesl
or An old bachelor having been laughed at
by purity Of pretty girls, told ihem--"lou ara
small polatocs'" ave may BE- small pola-
tocs, F." cried one Of them, "hut wo Rrc SWEET
Ones"
A SMART DEVlL.--"O, just look out o.
Ihe window, Mr.. Editor, aud see that string oil
men and boys with poles on their shoulders
What do you suppose they are all O(terl"
"Fhey are after fish in tho pond, presume
sir"
"No sir. They are all one after the oIhor--
don'I you seel"
"Begone, you LILLE Ink faced wretch, clear
out"
:" Yes, sir.ee."
A FIRM WlTNESS.-"Ilow high was the
horsei" was the question Of tho counsel 10 a
witness.
'Foureen feet"
"YOu mean hands, do you nol!" inquiries the
lawyer.
"Wha did sayl"
''Fouueen feet"
"Dld II Dwell then, by erackey III sicl
to III"
or A modest young lady, desiring leg o
chicken al table, said she would lakc that par
(which ought 10 wear the pantalctts!'
young gentleman opposite Immediately cae,
OUT Ior Thai parI (which usually wears the bus
Le!''
01r HFeel how silky and soft my hand is,
said an exquisite 10 young lady with whom h
Was converslng Tho other evening.
I'll Is unnecessary, sir" said sac, 81 can pei
ssivs hby your head"
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Latest Arrival at Wholesale BY
FENNER a. BItREIIIAN.

MASSILLUN. STARk COUNTY. OHIO.
- "a lrOWn shtetings 20 90 viokinr, 20 DO
oallngn 20 tul.ing' lO 20 ticking, 60 wa6t ing,
20 90 Iue 90, lO0 DO Apron check 10 0ctses bleach
ca goots, bales red flannel, 60 pieces c5nYtss 20
GO req p1ddng 10 90 cotion velvC, 20 90 daIk vest
ngs 20 cases prints, l2j pieces plain and fancy al
pocets 2coses gIg ms, 20 pieces fancy tress gUots,
10 pieces bread cluihs, satnets, and tweets, case
blue drilling, 90 blue muslin, do blue thambry,
100 dozen wool com.orters, cases eoored cambric,
100 eozen en- susPenders, 20 90 gingham erayats
% 20 silk do, IS pieces silk pocket hundkercheis,
100 90 cotton DO, IS tozen hosiery, sOO cotton UNI
brellas &c, &c. &c.
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Great Increase OF Reading MattCr!!

THE LADY's Toox for the ensuing ye'r will pre-
sent m.nS novel features suited to the advanc.
ing demtnds olrhr public taste. l. has ever teen
The " ject o The Publisher IL take The lead among
,he pol uIar Mlgazi"cs oi this country; and tn"
host ri lnItalor,, who have heen constantly ioi'
low n g-'.toling after him IN "a n'-arr snll-
cipnl to attest his rlIEant succcss.. The prompE
ners W III hch every new ldea that he suggests
i, adopted toy Others, /, sufficient reason tor hi,
not Icing very explicit and enc. in his promises
tor what Is yet TO come. lie does not wish TO lay
out plans Tor o.hers TO follow. 1t Is sufficient
however 10 say, that all the existing popular lca.
lures of the Ladys Book will be retained. and
many new ones, particularly attractive IN n La
dy'a Book and Family Magazine, will beinlrodu'
red. The useful and the e.egant will always le
kept in view.
The Fashions, always an interesting lt ature to
the Ladies, will receive the most osslduous al
tenton, particular care being taken 10 give the
Real Paris Fashions (Amercanizec) Of the most
recent date in Vance OF all other Magazncs.
The Patterns and instructions Tor Lady 5 Fancy
work will be continued and enlarged.
The popular series OF "Ornamental cottages,
which has already eXerted so extensive an intn
ence in improving the Iaste Tor Rurpl Architecture
in our country, will he continued, and 1t grea
number oi ne and beautiful designs for olages
farm houses, and vls will be given.
The Literary Department will be conducted
with increased vigor--many new contributors
known reputation being already engaged.
The series OF splendid Historical 'nd Fem!
Steel Plates will 60 on, as usual, eXhi.Il to Nh
country the progress Of high art among our ma
tive painters and engravers.
In eEot lhe Lady's Book will continue to be
as it always aas been, the first in merit, and b.
far the most popular OF American Magazines.
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NEW TINwARE MANUFACTORY.-

The subscriber lnVtes pubhc attento 10 ms Shel
Just opened, one door east Of the General IayIo
House, (tormerly occupied by VIM. D. Jenkins.
where he intends manufacturing 10 order, as alHt
keeping on hand, tin, copper, and bra5sware II
such variety as the demandm seem to require
lie hopes by the closest industry and unIlrin@
st,enlion, to merit such encouragement Us wi
wFrrant hun to continue andeXtend the business,
Every description ofmendng. in his line, promr;
ly done 10 order. THOMAS Il. ATKINSON.
Carroll:on, June e5, lG47-37-lt.
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THE PITTsgURGH GAzrTTE is one of the largest
papers published in the western county, and was
The first paper established west the mountains.
II has large circulation IN Western Pennsyl-
vania OHIO, Western Virginia, Mary land, and
other Western States.
The propneors intend o spare no expense in
furnishing their readers with the lutest Telegraph
ic and all other N .ws: Alsu, with very full Com.
merrial Reports and reviews OF the boston, New
York, Phadelphia aud Baltimore maikcts-ior
which purpose they have employed special re-
porers in those cities.
During the session of Congress they will have
exclusive correspondents al Washington, who
will furnish them with all matters Of interest daily
occurring at the Ca ial. And nothing will he
left undonr, OH the part OF the propfirtors, loren.
der the ''Oid Gazette" 10 the Merchant, the Far
uer and the Mechanic, an attractive sccrce OF
information, worthy to merit the continuance OF
he patronage which has 50 long and
been extended towards i:
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wAYNEsBuRGH, o., March goth.
Messrs. EDIroRs:-

dessrs. EDIToRs:-
Oh! could trace single line
On this blank sheet thou woudst call mine,
Id court the Muses. all night long,
To give thee an original Song.
Had diamond-Pointed pen,-
And tiny hand to guide it,-then
/ ne'er should lack for want Of thought,
Nor yet be by the Printer caught.
We've nOught that's delicate to boast,
For Rough and Ready is our toast
Delicious fare does almost choke u.s.
And James K. Polk does but provoke US.
This page I'd tinge with purple dye,
If my pen could dip in yOn blue sky;
Or get the co'or of the Pink,
To supersede commonplace Black INK
Perchancc with all our honest zeal
To make a rhyme that will be real,
You'll but slightly glance it o'er-
Then throw it gently on the floor.
Though you be great, and be small
"Tis vanity besets US ALL"
And you will reeollect trow,
"Tall oaks from little acorns grow"
O.
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ROnh N0tiCc.

NOTICE is hereby gwen .hu petition has been
presented to The Commissioners Of Carol County,
at their December session IG47, praying that so
much of the State road leading rom Cauollton to
New Rumley in HOnison co. VIZ: tIom the point
where said road is intcrsecied by county road
known as McCooks road, to The junction OF said
road with Main street, in Carrollton be vacated.
MANY PETITIONERS. j
Fetrury, Sd, l848. l73t
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A sTEAM SAW MILL

A STEAM SAW MILL am about at
taching a steam engine to my foundry, and intend
to connect It with a Steam Saw Mill in this goodly
town Of Carrollton. have large log yard en-
closed and persons desirous of having saving done
early in the Spring might very properly deliver tho
ogs,this winter weather. when they cannot do much
else Jan. 27.l A. l.. LITTELL.
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IN ENYIED KISS.

Judge Porter, member of the Alabama LegislO-
ture, standing at the head of a. ht of stairs at the
hotel where he boarded, beheld couple Of beanti-
ful young ludies meet at the foot of the stairway and
kiss. The Judge wes thus affected;
You may talk Of your gems hid in fathomess ocean,
or flowers whose sweetness is wasted on air;
None Of these ever filled me with half the emotion,
As seeing that kiss at the foot oil the stair.
Love never designed that on lips Of the fair,
Where nuture has luvished her riches 20 free,
A kiss should be lost. Ii you've any to spare,
For charity's sake--oh, divide them with me!
0%-Neal's Gazette says that the Menngerie has
eit Philadelphia, much to the disappointment OF
the juveniles:
" Did you ever No! Inever
Mercy on US, what smell
Don't be frightened, Johnny, dear!
Gracious! how the jackals Yell
Mother, tell me, what's the man
Doing with that pole OF his
Bless your little precious heart,
He's stirring up the beaStesses!"
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$4,000 ]
The state OfOhiO, Carroll County, IS:
John Clark and
John N, Adair,
VS.. ; In Partition.
George Moore
C,pnrJp Camille

George Gamble
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 80, township
thirteen, and rrnge six, OF the lands made subject
to sale at SteIbenvlle, Ohio; beginning at the
southeast corner OF Market street in the town #
Lcesburgh in said county, thence south twenty-five
and siXtylive hundredth perChcs, thence north 80
east fifteen and fifteen hundredth perches, thence
north 23l east twenty-one perches, thence west
twenty-five perches to the beginning, containing
two acres, one rood and twelve pefches. Also, u
certain other lot OF land situate in the same section
as above described, to-wt: Beginning at the south
east corner OF the said quarter, thence north fifty
one and one.tenth perches, thence north II west
twen ty-two and two-tenth perches thence south
22I west fifteen and sixty-lve hundredth perch
es thence south 80 east nine and five tenth perch
es, thSnce south 22I west thirty-four perches
thence north 76k west seventeen and fifteen hun
dredth perches, thence south q west one and
three tenth perches, thence south 40 east twenty
four and seven enths perches thence east 80 perch
es to the beginning; containing nine acres, roods
and 80 perches, ane that at the next term of said
court, application will be made by said John Clark
end Jon N. Adair, for an order that partition may
be made Of said premises
JOHN CLARK,
JOHN N. ADAIR.
BY Eckley & Davis, their Attorneys
Dec. "a, ls47-6t prfS
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Trustees Sale.

BY virtue OF deed OF trust, executed TO me
by VIM. ". Matht, aud vile Ior the benefit OF
John Fpck, Isaac Atkinson Sr,, Il. II. Ltgget,
and L. McEldprry, will offer for sac at the Court
House IN Canolliol Carroll Co, Ohio, on
Saturday the 10Th of Feb. next, Lot No. i6,
in the original plat OF said town, The same
may be purchased at private SALE
ALEXANDER PHILLIPS Trustee.
January u, 1915, IA ID
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NOIce-ls hereby given that petition will be
presented to the commissioners OF Carroll county
Ohio, at their next eSsion, in March 1913, praying,
for an alteration OF the county road leading from
the State road on the lands of Samuel Seaton in Lee
township, Carroll county Ohio, to the cross roads
at or near the blacksmith shop of Solomon Stine,
in Loudoun township in said county aud State SO
much of said road us lies between the said state
road and a stake on the line berwcen Peter SIM
mons and the heirs of James Gibson, in Louden
township in said county; said alteration to com,
menee at said stake, on id land line between sald
Simmons and the heirs OF ibson; thence to run IN
northerly direction, following a middle tence on
the lands OF said Gbson's heirs to white oak tree
on the land line between acob Sutz and said Glib
sons heirs; thence to the northwest corner the
orchard of said Sluts; thence along newly cut
track or road to where the same intersects the said
state road on the lands of said eaton,
Jan. II, ls4s. MANY PETITIONERS,