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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-29
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TRUSTEEiS SALE IN VERY VAN

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALU-
ABLE REAL ESTATE ON MAIN AND
FRANKLIN STREETS, IN THE CITY OF RICH.
MOND:-By virtue of the powers conferred ON me
decd admitted to prebat in Goochand County Court
shall sell at public Auction, on the preuiees Of,
SATURDAY, the S0th of December 1854 common.
eng at the hour OF IL o'clock M in the order adyer.
tised, those three desirabiy located Tenemepts in
the city Of Richmond, on the South side Of Main 1t
opposite the st Charles Hotel occupied respectively
Moore. -.
After which will be sold those two Brick Tene.
ments on the South side of Frankln street. adjoining
the Auction House Of Messrs. N. B.. and C. B. Hill.
Thomas Bradfuts.
The above Real Eatats for the most part is located
in the most business part Of the city and where pro
perty generally commands fair rents.
TERMs--One-fourth cash; balance at 6, IL and 10
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by Trust Deed. or title retained.
vii Of VIM. Boiling. DECD.
Sale conducted BY GopDIs L APPERson, Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND
i LOT ON BAKER STREET --As trustee in :
deed dated 14th July, 1853 from Anna Maxfield to
the subscriber, duly recorded Ia Richmond Hustinga
Court shal sell at public auction. the premises
on "WEDNESDAY, the 10th day OF JanusFy, 1855. i
House and lot on the South side Of Baker street,
near to St. Peter street, fronting 10 feet. runnn
back l50 feet to an alley and in the occupancy
hut the subscriber viii convey with the usual war,
rsnty; $50,
O., MiCAJAH BATES. Trustee.
GODDiN 4 APPERsoN, Aucts.
r. Sat the same time and place, the adjoining
lot No. 8. win be sold fronting Is feet Baker It
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lOCT. PLUME, of Che Old Medical

nOCT. PLUME, of the Old Medical
~ House, ID still engaged In treating ell sorts Of
who may have been uniortunste in their associatons
DR. r. would particularly invite call from psrsons
IN the country who have been given up BY the ply.
not be reached by edieine when correctly applied.
The article Known ee the 0hemcai Extract Of FrescA
Fioceys 10 probably the very best thing now before
BY dissipation or other canse. The Ague add Fever
remedy, called Fyench 1liik ID next to certainly
Price u per bottle.
Once on franklin street, just below tbs Exchsnes
mond, Va.
Medicines securely pssksd md INT - --asr, viii
full directions. - Is
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GALE OF TWELVE VALUABLE NE
~ 0ROES.-Under decree Of Court, win seli on
FRIDAY. the 29th OF this month, In front Of the
state Court House. at /. O'clock r. H.. u SLAVES,
beonGing to tho estate of the late Mrs n B. To1np-
kins. In the nunDer are 5 or very Hkeiy Boys, q
or 6irla Man first rate Bricklsyer, ana Man
an excellent House Servant. $500 8.
TERMs-Cssh. John r TABg
de 20-tds Comuiasionar
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- FOR RENT OR LEASE AT AUC-
IL TON The House at Rockets at present and
for number of past occupied by Luther Libby,
Esq asa Ship Chandlery and Store-house, viii be
leased at public Auctions the 18TH day of January,
1855, ct II O'Clock NJ
This house is large and convenient to the shipping
at Rocketts and capable of being used advantage
as 9 Tobacco Factory. Grocery OF Storage, &c.
dez8 LUDLAM L WATSON.
NEGROES FOB HIRE-Wa will hire
IN in front of the Court House of Henrico county,
en- lat JANUARY next, commencing at Ii O'Clock A.
NJ, from forty to fifty NEGROES, of various de-
dc 27-M PHILIP B. JONES.
NOTICE-In accordance with decree
IN Of the County of Nottoway, made at its Sep
TENDER term, 1854 will sell at the American Hotel
in the city Of Richmond. on WEDNESDAY, nth of
January, 1855, at IL O'Clock, the following Stock:
81 shares Roanoke Stock
n shares Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
Stock
10 shares Manchester Cotton and Wooden M, do
shares Appomattox. Navigation Stock.
A. r MILLER,
Committee for Sarah B. Miller.
Sale conducted by JOHN A. LANCASTER & Son,
Stock Brokers. de l8-dtd
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u to oar rev Warehouse, now nearly courlekeA,
and to make ct shat time seme important eh1mGee
Ia the character Of our bussnes, ~ have d1t6H1sa
ffom ana after the 18th Inst. 70 oe1 or on<1g6 81
HTV1GK 0E G01TlH gfaEsS -
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TED-NEGROES.-I will give
full hires for 90 or so good Coal Pit Hands for
the ensuing year. can be found during the next
ten days either at the Office of Messrs Dunlop. Mon
cure Co., or at Messrs N. B. 4 c. B. HIPS old
stand JNO. J. WERTH, Agent
de 27-ts For James Dunlop.
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WANT ED-SERVANTS, AT THE
w ARLINGTON EOUSE.-A COOK, who ID
hrst.rate bread maker; CHAMBERMAID, and capt.
Bile MEN for the Dining Room and house generally.
de 28-ts WIN. McCRERY
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w ANTE D-For the ensuing year, 8
w good COOK. WASHER and IRONER for
small family. Also, good NURSE. For those who
can come well recommended. liberal hire will be
given EDW'D z. DUDLEY
de 70 Corner of Grace and 18th ats.
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WAGONS.--We have on hand one 8
w Horse and two 4-Horse Wagons, entirely
new. which will be sold low for cash.
de 20 SMITH & ROBERTS, % Pearl st.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND

Sale to be conducted by
GODDfN 4 APPERSON, Aucts.
P.S.-At the same time and place, the adjoining
lot No. s. will be Sold fronting Is feet Baker ct
running back about 150 feet to an alley.
de 81 GAA
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-03-02

w., eur;ous calculation It would be, 10
-. ~ the different amounts Of force re-
.v;,.a "a drag loaded wagon with each O'
,hs different boxes supplied with each Q. the
5;a.rsn. preparations IN turn now used lot
,,-.s.ino theml Every farmer Knows that a
S..ll creased wagon runs much easier than one
imDsrreetIy greased. and different lnonesuns
,..,.,;.,. have more or less beneficial ELECTS
n, no one seems to know tie precise mixture
aha. should be used. A very slight difference
IN ,his malerial woald have larger amount 10
.he cost Of the motive power used to transport
sgricul,ural products, than has ever Osen
.s.rOpria.ed BY the general government lot
the beus6, Of agriculture. slerine' one 0' 'Is
.0..,;tueuts. Of fatty substances, is now mace
!. l,,re quantities in Ohio and elsewhere ana
8 hard as spermaceIi. Notwithstanding the '0a
heat in summer, and presenting a. times
I~s,;o..inc surface when heated and attaching
,,.slf ermly to surfaces. Might not this mate
rial he mixed with grease, varying the pro
por,iOu according to the year 50 as at all time
q secure presence Of a lubricating mS'er''
mere lasting than the ordinary mixtures an .
a..p sventua! cost scarcely greater while
increased efficiency might render It's use Pr
ftable Working Farmer.
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CHARCOAL AND SALT FOR SHEEP.

''It Is generally conceded that vet pastures
are uniayoreble to the health Of sheep. have
kept ahOek for four years in pasture OF this
deschpdon--for the first two years with unfa
vorable results.
My sheepwere unhealthy, and many of them
died. ascribed tito the wetness of my pas
ture.
.s Upon the accommodation Of an old farmer
gave The sheep charcoal mixed With salt The
beneficial effects Of this mixture were soon ap
parent.
Ny sheep presented more healthful appear
ance. ! bave continued the treatment and the
animsls have continued to thrive. suppose
fhs medicinal qualities ofihis mixture consis
in tho disiniecting property Ofthe charcoal.
And, in the invaluable tonic, and Alternative
properties Of tbe salt, we may add for, lik'
, many other remedial agents. this article, wher
given in small doses, augments the digestive
: puciips. In larger doses it is a cathartic.-
: : 3 Yfstwn CHltiuu.r. - ~
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G.u1x HoRsEs.--A correspondent oil 'ne
Shirt Of the Times, writing from France says
tits the practice in that country when horses o.
ss, their hair rubbed off, or the skin scariiled'
10 apply blister to that part at once i inns
n applied as soon as the injury is done will, II
!, said. restore the growth Of the hair liz
...,s. hat Il has never been known to TAI
when applied in time.
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syotIcc.

THE STATE OF OHIO CARROLL co,
Mary H',sn'''' * cour. Of Common Plea.
James Stanton u In Partition.
Margaret Stanton
James Stanton and Margaret Stanton (of
the county of Tyrone Ireland will take no
ticethat Petition was fled against them on
the 5.h day of December A. D. 1853. in the
Court of Common Pleas of Carroll county o.,
and is now pending wherein the said Mary
Harkness, demands Partition Of the following
real estate situate in the counties of Carroll,
and Stark Ohio, of which William Harkness,
late OF Carroll county died seized, to wit:
In Carroll county-The South half Of the
West half of the North east quarter of Section
twelve (l2) IN township fifteen, (l5) Of Range
six. (6) containing thirty;eighI acres more or
less
Also, town lot numbered twenty-one, (2l)
in the town ofMalvern.
In the town Of Magnolia Carroll county
Lots numbered, sixty one (6l) fortynine, 49]
sixtytwo (62) sixty three, (63) sixty -four, (64)
fifty (5O) twenty-seven, (97) and forty foul
AZ
In the town'of Magnolia, Stark county Ohio
Townlots numbered thirty five, (35) part o
lot number iifty-three, (53) being fifty feet il
'front.' and lots thirty-six, (36) thirty-one (3l
thirty two, 2):twenty, (9o) thirty-three 8
forty y-two (49) fOny-one, (4l) eighteen, (l8
one, (l and the one undivided half of 10
number fourteen IA.
In the town of Waynesburgh Stark county
Townlots numbered as follows The Mort
half Of lot twenty-three, [23 lots numbers
lhirty.two (s9) two, e, and one, (1.l Th
South half Of lot AZ.
And that at the next term Of the court ap
plcation will be made by the said Mary Hark
ness, for an order that Partition be made o
said premises. VAN BROWN, Atty for
Dec. 8, 1e53,-pr fee .$5,25 PIT
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Arp,,oIrIox OF LINE TO THIN SANDY LAND
s,.ck the lime with salt brine, when 1t falls
MO powder. mix with every 50 bushels . Of fit it,
oloads Of clay, layer and layer about; throw
;, into bulk, and let this remain two Or three
weeks. In the meantime, manure. Plow and
harrow the land, then shovel over the compost
50 as 10 intimately mix the lime with the clay,
and SOW broadcast eleven loads Of the mA'ur'
evenly over the surfGce Of each acre. ana mar
row and cross harrow, and thehroi' "nen ,n'
land viii be ct to receive the crop Whieh Is IN
sended for it, If the lime be thus 'PPlled &c
this sandy land. ten load Of pu'rescent' ma,
nure will actually perform more positive gooc
than would twenty loads applied without the
addition Of the clay, provided a bushel OF Plas
ter per acre be sOwed over the laOd'-f0r
Jour Bath, N. C.)
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cuo,,c IN snEEP.--For this Randall pre-
scrbes .half an ounce of Epson sa''S' a
drachm Of ginger. and sixty drops Of essence &c
of Oeppermint. The salt alone, however VII,
ssss. .be cure, as will an equivalent dose oil
s,iDsesd oil, or even hogs lard"
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FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale valua bic
farm consisting of
100 Acres
Of land, of which l2O are cleared, situate in
Washington tp., Carroll CO., o., on the road
leading from Judge Ebersoes to Malvern, |
mile West of the former place, and one-half
mile from the line Of the Carroll County Rail-
road known as the "Cook Farm" There is
er ected on said farm good dwelling house,
spring house, barn, wagon shed, and other
necessary out-budings. There is good and
never failing spring Of water within a few rods
Of the dwelling, and well of good water in
the barn yard.
Possession will be given on the first day Of
April next For terms apply to the subscriber
living on the premises. :. -
Feb. Q. l854.-tf.
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J. b. MORRISON
H. MORRISON
Delltistrp.

H.& J. B. MORRIS o respectfully an.
nounce to the citizens of Carrollto and vlcin'
ty, that they are permanently located in
STEU3ENVlLLE, OHIO,
and are prepared to attend to any and all oper
ations connected with their profession, in the
best possible manner. Charges moderate.
Entire satisfaction warranted. i.
Office No. 1870 Fourth ST., north of Market
Steubenvile, Ohio.
Thew will visit Carrollton several times durin!
the year, Of which notice will be given.
June 16. 1853.
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Gbrap 5ooolrrp,
DUFF IS Mercantile College.

DuM mCAOduttiO NuttCSCs
PiasJurgh, Pend.
ESTABLISHED in 1910 Incorporated by
the Legislature oi ".enna, with perpetual Charter
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Hon, ]. BUCHANAN, Hon. w. II. LowRIE.
WM. WILKINS, Z" CHARLES NAYoR,
" MosEs HAMPTON Z" g. j. X. MooRHEAD,
FACULTY
P. DUFF, Principal; Author Of "The North
American Accountant" Professor of Book
keeping and lecturer on Commercial Sciences
N. B. HATCH, Esq, Of the Pittsburgh Bar
Professor of Commercial Law AMI Political
Economy.
JonS, p. TRACT from London Zone the bes
penman IN the Union Professor Of CONNER
and Ornamental Penmanship.
p. HAYDEN, A. M. Professor Of Mathema
tics.
This is considered the most extensive and
perfectly organized Commercial College in the
United States, occupying / spacious Lecture
Rooms. The course Of training in Book-keep
ing is complete. Daily Lectures are delivered
to the classes on Commercial Law, Politica
Economy and Commercial Science. What car
be said ofthe talents and experience Of the Prin
cpal as practical Accountant, as a Teacher
and and as an Author, will be found in the
College Circular.
DyFF's Bookkeeping, Harper's edition
price 81, ,50' postage 2 cts, 1.-THE most per
feet end comprehensive in the English Langu
age"
DUFF'S Steam boat Book keeping, price s.
postage 8 cts, "a perfect system for such Bool
anC Accounts"
DUFF'S Com mercial Calculations, pric,
so cts.
Eg- Send fol Circular by mail
dec. l6.
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SheriT's sale.

James Smith Court Of Common
VS.. Pleas, Carroll County,
James Trotter ct. ais. Ohio.
In nobedience to an alias order Of sale, issued in
the above case and to me directed, will offer
for sale at public Outcry, at the door of the
Court House, in Carrollton, Carroll County,
Ohio on Saturday the 4th day of March, A. D.
1854, between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. M
and o'clock p NJ. on said day, the follow.
ing described property viz:-Lot number ten in
the town Of CaryOllton, Carroll County Ohio
Appraised at $4,000. Can be sold for SlU3,'
Terms of sale cash.
Feb.2. 1854. ,.4w.-pr. fee $3.50.
JOHN H. WHlTCRAfT, Sheriff.
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economy OF Manure

"Let none Of your manure become fre-fan-
ced." vas remark ofthe late lamented Buel
one Of the most intelligent agriculturists and
best men our country has ever had the honor
to produce. When the spring opens early
and your long manure lays in compac: heaps
Of considerable density, there is serioasdanger
Of its being greatly injured by violent fer
mentation, in the process of which the strong
ammonia, the fertilizing and volatile gases es-
cape into free space, and are lost, leaving the
manure, IL the process proceeds uninterrupted
70 its completion. exhausted Of tw o-thirds OF
one half its original value.
BY covering the surface OF heaps, in this cor
dtion, with gypsum or plaster OF Paris thu
ammonia win be absorbed and fixed. II is al
wsyss good Plan to have quantity OF thi
valuable mineral near at hand that II may bt
available when circumstances demand its use.-
The strong odor in stables, where larg'
number OF horses are kept, results from th'
evolution Of Of ammonical gas. This offensive
nuisance may easily be abated by scattering
/. plaster over the floor or stalls daily, and th'
application will greatly augment the value
the manure. Germantown Telegraph.
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NOTICE.
The State of Ohio Carroll County, IS.
SAMUEL Morrow
NOTICE.


SAMUEL Morrow
VS. Court Of Common
Farmer Morrow,
Mary Morrow, and Jane Gallagher, and james
Gallagher, her husband Gall Of the county of
Carroll and State Of Ohio. and Meses Morrow,
and Elisabeth Blair. and her husband james
Blair (all of the County of Logan and State of
Ohio( and William Morrow whose residence
is unknown, J will take notice that a petition
was fled against them, on the 28th day Of Jan.
vary, A. D. 1854, in the Court Of Common
Pleas of Carroll County Ohio. and is now pen
ding wherein the said Samue Morrow, demands
Partition Of the following real estate situate in
the county of Carroll; Ohio, to wit: The west
half OF the south west quarter Of section twenty
(90) Township thirteen (l3) ofrange four "a
containing eighty acres more or less--and that
I the next term Of said court application will be
made by the said Samuel Morrow for an order
that Partition may be made Of said premises
February 1854. JOHN H. TRIP,
Pr. foe S3.5o.-6w. Atty, for Petitioner
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
The Stata,of Ohio, Carroll County.
VIM. Baxter, Admir-
,,3,,! Of the estate Of Isaac Probate Court.
w Petition 10 sell land.

" the esVaso VI Asa"o AIoDaec VOuts"
Willis deceased,
Joseph Willis 81 ais.
To Joseph Willis, supposed to reside in Jack
son county, Ohio; Elizabeth Knowles, inter-
married with Pierson Knowles. of jefferson
equity, Ohio; Sarah Scott, intermarried with
Joseph Scott of Allegheny County, Pa; Ma
.ia Biddle, interlaaried with - Biddle of
Marshall county, Va; John Willis, Columhi-
ana county, Ohio; james Willis, State of Indi-
ana; Grace Brown, married to - Brown,
Hancock county, Va; Nancy Bailey, intermar.
ried with Lloyd Bailey, Hancock county, Va:
Melinda, daughter of decedent) married to a
man whose name is unknown, of Allegheny
county, Pa; Martha Householder, intermarriE-
ed with - Householder, Jefferson county.
Ohio; Isaac Willis, a minor, Benjamin Willis,
minor, and Margaret Abrams, intermarried
with Wilson Abrams, all Of jefferson county,
Ohio; who are all children and heirs and legal
representatives Of Isaac Willis deceased.
You are hereby notified that, on the 28th
day of January 1854, said Administrator, filed
his petition in the Probate Court Of Carroll CO.,
Ohio; the object and prayer of the Petition is
to obtain an order of sale. &c., on the end
Monday Of March, next [ 18th March, for the
sale of the following property in Augusta tp..
Carroll county, Ohio, Of which Isaac Willis.
died seized, to wit The South half, of the
Northeast quarter, of section nine (a) in to-.
fifteen. (15) of range five (5), containing sew.
enty-seven acres more OF less, and being the
same on which he resided at the time Of his
death. IA " VAN BROWN. Att,v
leb.s, leS4.-4t..pF. fee 1915. forPet'r.
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RosEs.-Mr. H. Bowers Of Busbiidge, near
GOdalming, says he finds these flowers much
improved when transplanted every three years.
Early in November he removes u part of the
soil about them, puts in its place plenty of rich
dung, shOrtens the strong roots and replants
them Immediately. This treatment makes the
roots compact and vigorous; and they bloom
freely, producing no sucker
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Bryant Lusk and SlrattOnS Mercan'
tile College.
SUPERIOR ST. CLEVELAND, OHIO
PRINCIpALs.-H. B. BRYANT,
JAMES WASHINGTON LUSK,
H. DWIGHT STRATTON
EAOuLTY

FACULTY.
H B. Bryant, Professor of the Science of Ac-
counts.
J. Washington Lusk, Professor of the Spen-
ceri an System of Penmanshp
Il. Dwights Stratton, Associate Proof, in the
several Departments,
w w. Harden, Assistant Proof. in the Book
keeping Department
Hons. Judge Starkweather and H. D. Clark,
Lectures on Commercial Law.
Pres. Asia Mahan, Lecturer on Political E.
economy.
Emerson E. White, Lecturer on Commercial
Geography.
The Principals of this Institution design ma
| king it one of the best meCiums in the United
States for imParting thorough and practical
knowldge of the active duties of the Counting
! Room, and business pursuits in genera Book
keeping in all its departments, as used by the
most accomplished modern Accountants, will be
taught in a thorough and successful! man ner.
Mr.. j. A, Redington, an accomplished and exI
perienced Accountant in various branches o
commerce and Trade, is associated in this de-
partment, and will attend to writing up Books, ad-
Justng long standing and complicated accounts
&c! in correct and confidential manner.
Commercial Geography is new department
added to Mercantile schools, and having its ori.
gin, as it does, in this Institution, much will be
done to make it pleasing and profitable Branch
in the Lecture department.
The Spencelian system of Penmanship in al
its forms will be taught by Its author, p R
Spencer, end j. w. Lusk. No institution in A
merica offers superior faclitie' to this for i'm
parting afuent and systematic handwriting.
The Ladies Department is entirely seperat
from the gentlemen's and is fitted up in mos
magnificent and convenient style,
The Principals of this institution have an e
tensile acquaintance with business men throug
out The country, aed can render efficient aid to ou
graduates in procuring situations.
OF send for Circular by mail.
TERMS
For full Course in Double Entry Book
keeping and other Departments. S40,O
For full Course in Ladies Department. 800
) For separate Course of instruction in Spen-
! cerian Penmanship. sc
For varions style in Ornamental Penmanship--l
agreed upon. dec. 8.
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Grqal advertisements.
no Icres Of land for Sale.

day the 18th day Of Msren next, the farm known
as Nathan Shaw's whilst IN life, situate in the
township Of Washington, in the county Of Carroll,
Ohio. Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock, A. N,
on the premises, and close a. three o'olOekl p.
d., Of said day. A perfect title viii be given to
the purchaser Tsrms-One-third in cash on the
tenth day Of June next; one-third in one year,
and oue-third in two years from said tenth day OF
June, without interest the last two payments to
be secured by mortgage on the premises; note
to be given with good security on day Of sale for
first payment. Deed to be msde az first payment.
JOSIAH G. SHAW,
JOHN DEF0RD,
Executors Of last win Of Nathan Shaw, deed
Ian QR IahA NJ.
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THE CRYSTAL PALACE ECLIPsED
The handsOmest lot of Ready made clothing ev
er brought to the west for sale at
Dec 7th. 1853.
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IIltIe More Grape.
NANNOT BE IULD'
THAT'S so

VIM. Thompson, the best and most experience
buyer in Carrolton, has the best OF Of sole lcoth-
er ever brought to the Great West
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1arleu, Springs,
CARROLL COUNTY, OHIO,
JOHN HUBERT, PrOprietOE

The Establishment has been put 10 complete re-.
pair, and a new building erected for the comfort Of
Patients and Visitors. Hacks and other Convey
ances constantly running to all the Principal
Points.
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EIiZabeth NIorreW's Estate

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
been duly appointed Administrator on the estate
Of Elizabeth Morrow, deceased. -
Ian. a6, ls54-st DAVID WHITE.
Administrator,