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nUFFs MERCANTILE COLLEGE,

u Pittsburgh, p Pnn;a.
bsfAbLisHED In is4O-Ineoporsfsdb, Az. 7 -.
atue Of Peuba, silh psspstual essTte,. ~
no1kD % pnacfoRs
hon. Jas BucHASAS, Hon. WALTER u. IowRu.
:. ~. MiLklss CHlELD RAYLOE,
hosu HANPfOx, Gu j. X. HooEFa,,,
=. DUFF, Principal; Author Of Duff BOok. .Kssnino
&C., Professor Of Bookkeeping and Commercial scis
ences. ~
l. H. DALH0FP, Professor Of Penmansbip.
n. b. HATCH, Esq, member Of the Pittsburgh B,r
Professor Of Commercial Las.
y. HAYDEN, a. NJ, Principal Of Ire Mathematical
and Classical Department Professor Of Mathemates ke
fOUR Assistants are constantly employed m The
n 1ek.k keepng Department.
Du system Of Bookkeeping Is Taught by the author
upon biz new Invented Blank BOoks-cayeated for pat
ent June ss4. By means Of this important invention
IN about half usual time Of study the real practice
Of Book.keepipr impaired TO a degree Of perfection
never before sttsipeO in the United States.
His training for bugn - eomprehends upwards Of 400
real business Transactions 20 commercial computations
4 thorough course Of busint - PKSNsSsHl9.
Daily Lectures on COMMERCIAL Law Aad Commercial
sciences, the theory CT profits the al oI making mon
Duif's Bookkeeping, Hsrper's Edition p'ee 81, so,
postage q eents "the most perfect and compr,
10 the English Language
Duh's SteambOSt Book keeping price g., rsIssVs
cents perfect system for such Books arl LfsaritE
Duh's Commercial calculations, price 6otCztA
- Send for Circular by mail.
April 20. lgb4-iv
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CHRISTMAS PREsENT--Ceo. W. Barlow,
Foreman of this Office, received a few eve>
nings since, by way Of railroad, box contain
= ing rare specimen Of Christmas Gift Judg-
ing from the contents, we presume the donor
was impressed with the idea that he was about
to commit matrimony. 1t contained in minia.
ture "a house full, save the responsibilities
For the kitChen--a patent iron, candlesticks.
sugar, market basket. For the toiet-a hair
brush and comb, bottle Of hair-oil and soap.
And for the house generally needle cush-
ion, needles, tumble, edging, lace, and bed
cord. and for the Mrs. pair of stockings. We
should not wonderif our friend would take the
suggestiou--and leave of, for time, taking
impressions on the forms of our paper, and try
it on the heart of some fair damsel Indeed
he gives pretty fair proofs..of his intention.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-12-28

THE CYrHARA, a new Sacred Music Book,
published BY F. ]. Huntingdon, No. 9S Park
Row, New York. The work contains a new
and extensive collection of Sacred Music, COM
prising Psalm audHymn Tunes of every vsri-
ETY. and metre, Anthems. Chants, an 0ratorio,
Set Pieces, &C., by L B. Woodbury.. author Of
the Dulcmer, Of which more than l4O, 900
copies have been sold. The book comprises
Sos close, but clearly printed pages. The in
PRODUCTION contains upwards of ITO illustra-
tons and set pieces, The book is well adapt
ed to the use Of Cbors. The price of the Cyth-
ara in New York and Boston, is 81 so per
dozen. Teachers and leaders of choirs will
be furnished with a single copy by mail (post-
age paid) on renting the publisher go cents
in money or postage stamps.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-12-28

~ Great Cure of Rheumatism Editors of the
Richmond Republican of Dec Gath. 1884, says that car
ters Spanish Mixtur is no quack medicine They had
man in their press who was aAictedwith violent
MeIcuras rheumatism. who was continually complaining
misery in the back, limbs and joints;-bis eyes be-
come feversh and matry neck swollen throat soar and
all the SYMPTOMS of Rheumatism. combined with Scrof
ula Two bottles of Carters Spanish Mixture cured him.
and, in an editorial notice above they bear testimony
TO its wonderful effects, and say their only regret is
that all suffering with disease Of the blood are not aware
of the existence of such medicine. They cheerfuly
recommend it. See their certificate and note in full a.
round the bottle:
Dec T. I'm
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MUSICAL WoRLD.-0ur readers are referred
to the prospectus of the Musical World pub
lished by Richard S. Willis. of New York.
We have been in the weekly receipt Of this eK-
Ceilent musical paper during the past year; and
we can say with prOpriety, that tits one Of the
best extant. We recommend it TO all those
who desire to keep pace with musical progress
sion. Read the prospectus, then send in your
names.
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STARK PAPER MILLS,

Our Mills are now in full operation, and we are pie
pared to Gil all orders in line of business Editor
and Merchants respectfully invited to give us CALL
and examine Stock of Paper feel perfectly sat
sed that after thorough examination, they will give
their patronage, as our Paper will compare favoraby
with any manufactured in the Western Oountry--and
Prices cannot fail to give satisfaction All Orders
sent by Mail will be promptly attended to.
The Highest Cash Price will be paid for Rags. Mer.
chants are requested to send their Rags and get their
Cash. For samples of Paper list Of Prices &C. address
postage paid,) FISHER, ANDERSON, & Co.,
Alg. 2S, 1854. If Canton, Ohio.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-12-28

GONE AwAY.'-Under this head, the Wash
ingt on (Pa.) Commonwealth, publishes list
of subscribers who have left the country
without paying the printer Itsays that they
have about 80 or 40 names on their list, yet to
be thus summariy dealt with. We presume it
won't be of much use; for the man who is so
souless as to cheat the printer, will care very
little if his character is thus exposed,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-12-28

EH- Attention is called to the advertisement
of John Sterling, New Arrangement He
has purchased the Drug store, formerly owned
,bv B. Stephenson, more recently by A. s, Ste
.uhenson, in this place. Those who wish to
procure Drugs, Medicines, White Lead, de-,
can be accommodated by calling at his Drug
store, one door north of l. Atkinson's store.
nearly west of the Court House, Calrollton.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-12-28

EE Dunn, State Auditor Of Indiana, is
said to have been connected in establishing a
a number of the State Stock Banks; and has
reaped a rich harvest by their suspension. The
neat round sum Of $500 has been put into
his pocket by the return of the notes on these
banks to bis Office. The cream Of the joke is,
he is an old line Democrat.
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIME T

This iniment has won its way 10 popular ia, 1r bv
its most unparalleled success in he III. the wounded
and soothing the most excrutati lg rsln;
For rheumatism it has equal, as!tw applications
will the patient h Az ior1v Cuts burns gals,
and all sores requiring ext rnal apl caon will van
quish like magic before the all heanc mustang II IA
equally applicable to man or beast Sold by
DR.. Q. A. B0EGEL Carrolton, Ohio,
G. W. lVESTBR00K
Or.gina.Gr and sole Proprietor
Principal Offices, sH4 broadway, N. " and corner O.
Srd and Market Street, st. Louis, Missouri.
ptl4-54,em.
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Encouraged to new efforts by the VERY LARGE IHN
CREASE OF SUBSCRIPTION during the past gear the pub
fishers of the Home Magazine will greatly improve the
co ming volumes, and add many leading attractions -
The work is to be printed entirely type 80 that
its Typography will be equal to that Of any magazine in
the country.
The Home Magazine during the 1855, Nill con
tain between 500 and 1000 doubecolumn octave pages
OF carefully edited reading matter. Il ILL In addition
be largely Illustrated in the best sty Of Ar ith ee
giant Shetland CoOred Engavings and by several hun
dred Engravings of Ce' Scenery, Remarkable Place.
and objects in Science, Art Natural History Needle
work. the Latest Fashions, Articles of Dres q &c An
for $l,26 year, in clubs of four subscribers. The
cheapest Monthly Magazine in the vorldt The Editors
refers to the literary character and quality Of the works
in the past for what will be in the future He pledges
himself to keep its pages free from everything that 10
naured, profane or vulgar; while at the same time
he will seek tompar thereto the highest possible degree
o interest
1t is designed especially for HOME READING. and
embraces articles covering the widest range Of sabects
Fiction, History, Biography, Philosophy Science, Wit
Anecdote, Travel &c are blended with care and dis
elimination The Editors own pen will be busy during
the year. and furnish, heretofore stories sketches
and oneor more original novullettes.
IERhS-0ne copy for enc year, 81; two copies one
year. SS three copies one year, 81 four copies one
year, s5 All additional subscribers beyond four At
the same rate; that is, 81 rs per annum Where
twelve subscribers and S5 SENT the getter up oths
club will be entitled to additional copy Of the Maya
zine. t8 Home Magazine aud Ladys Book, one year
for $3.50. eB The January number Is no y ready.
Specimen numbers furnished to ell who wish TO snbser be
or make up clubs. PREMIUMS variety Of liberal
premiums are offered. Among these Is library Of 200
volumes for the largest number Of Subscribers sent IN by
the fifth Of April next 100 volumes for the NJ 1t highest
list 10 volumes for the next 80 volumes for the hext
and handsome Family Bible for the ffth hghess liss
Besides, there special premiums for eli Who fail in
obtaining any Of these, according to the nubsr Of sub
scribers sent. 7. s. ARTHUR 4 CO.,
lot Walnut-street. Philadelphia.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-12-28

E9- Struggled goods were detected on
board the steamship Pacific, at her recent ar
rival, at New York. Two thousand dollars
worth of smuggled jewelry was found under a
false bottom in a small trunk belonging to a
Spanish passenger, who came overin the steam
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-12-28

EB- On Saturday evening, the 10th inst,
an Anti-7ax meeting was held at Cleveland
The meeting was addressed by number OF
individuals, among whom were John Crowell
and Hiram Griswold, Esqrs. The acts of uG-
itor Morgan. in his construction of the tax law
denounced, and clearly shown by the speakers
to be violation Of both the law and constitu-
ton.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-12-28

GOVERNOR OF NEBRASKA. Marx H. lizard.
Of Virginia, has been appointed Governor Of
Nebraska. He was the Marshal of the Terri.
tory, and Mr.. Cummings, the Secretary who is
the acting Governor. must be set aside for this
gentleman, merely because he halls from Iowa,
a free State.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-12-28

Rg John G. Fisher of this place has rent
ed the steam mill, owned by /. Atkinson, Esq
and is prepared 70 grind all kinds of grain upon
the shortest notice From his long experience
as miller, we presume he is able to render
satisfaction to his customers See his adyer-
tisement.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-12-28

RE Why is it young man, that you go with
your face unshorn, and your head so frizzled?
Despair not. but call in with our gentlemanly
Barber; and for a small piece of silver, YOU can
have yourself SO cleaned up that you need
not be ashamed. to take Turkey at the house
of any friend during the holidays
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Ohio School Library.

Notice shereby given to the Clerks Of the respective
Boards of Education for the several Townships Of Car
roll county Ohio that the first series of the Ohio School
Library has been received at this Office and viii be ready
for distribution any time after the Sth of Dec next
There are some documents preparatory to their dstr
BUTTON that have not yet received, but expect them
before the above specified time.
JI. BLACKBURN, auditor Carroll CO.
AUDITORS OFFICE Carroll CO. Ohio.
Carroton, Nov. %, IS54.-3w.
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DISEASES OF THE LUNGs have become SO numerous,
and Ofsuch Importance that it has been deemed s1pe
dent in London to estabshs hospital for their e1clu
sve treatment, Many of these deep-seat and fatal
diseases might be prevented with due attention to them
in their ncpient Colds Coughs, Colds, H,lrseness,
Sore ThrOata lead to the more serious diseases Of the
delicate organ of respiration. saber,s Anodyne Cher
y Expectorant has been beneficial in hundreds Of cases
Of similar d cases. and this success hitherto embodens
us to offer with confidence to the public assuring them
that its curative properties have been certified to by
many skfrl physicians and others best capable Of udg
ing. The Diarrhoea Cordial is also recommended very
highly IthOse' cognzant of its virtues. See descriptive
pamphlets to be had gratis Of the agents. Price Of each
only 60cents per bottle, or six bottles for 81 50
E. H. stabler & Co., ProprietOrs, and Wholesale Re
tail Druggists, Baltimore, Md. Agents--R. E. Sellers
Pittsburg, Pa, ]. II. Patterson Co., Wheeling, Va.
D. Park, Cincinnati, O.
Dr. O. A. Begel CaTOltOn, and Messrs. Brown &
BaruhOuse New Hagerstown, agents Tor Carroll Co..
Dec. Tim
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NOTICE.
PROBATE OFrIcE,

PR0BkTR 0FrIcE,
.Carrollton, Nov. l6, 1854.
EXECUTORS, ADMINISTRATORS aud GUARDIANS, Who
have costs standing unpaid the dockets in this 0fcs
WILL TAKE NOTICE
that, said costs must be paid of Immediately also al
such Executors Administrators and Guardians as have
failed to present for settlement their accounts within
the time prescribed BY law, are required file prompt
ly the same, for examination and settlement. Those
who neglect to attend to this notice. may expect to be
Fl lied upon at their own erpense
A. W. MORRISON, PRoBAra Jupev
November o. lRhA I'm
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EF Brevet Lieutenant Colonel E. ]. Step
toe, efthe Unites States Army, has been ap-
pointed by President Pierce, Governor of Utph,
in place of Brigham Young. resigned.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-12-28

EThe Governor of Nova Scotia Aas issued
his Proclamation, announcing the admission
of American goods. duty free, in accordance
with the provisions of the Reciprocity Treaty
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-12-28

S0- On Monday morning last, l. Atkinson
and H. A. Stidger. Esqrs., Of our place started
for the East. Their Objects the purchase Ct
q locomotive for the Carroll Branch Railroad.
When it arrives we will extend an invitation to
Cincinnati editors for ride uron the road,
provided they do not prefer to borrow horse.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

CHARLES sTRATT0N, Pur.u,n, n .,
5.--g -. :. =
ELIJAH sTBATT0Y, ct ais 'a.b;' P.,,,'o p.e . me
this case from the court Of common pleas o Carroll conn
~ o., vii offer at public suction, AZ tbs a., oS,S.
70 urt House 10 CHrOhton Carroll county Ohio. on
Saturday, the threth day Of December he1t ,bs oi,
loving described real estate 70 Wit Situate il ths
Of Carroll and State Of Ohio viz part Of the North
East quarter Of section two township fifteen IN range
hVs bounded as folOWs-begnning at post In the coun
y line, hteen chains and twenty i've links East from the
post thence along said line OgF chains and eigh
y-tV0 Inks 70 Astone thence South iva deQ eleven
chains anu Eo links to stone In the road thence aonr
said road Norle seveny-nine and rth degrees
West four chains a,d eightyEeven links TO a stone,
thence North va deg. su chains and fifteen links to
the place Of beginni9g eOntai-ng five acres more or
les Said premises appraised $3.50, subject to the
dover estate Of Deborah Emmons, Of yearly rent Of
siE dollars and sixty six cents,
Terms Of sale-0Be third IN hand, enc third IN ouis
yesr, and the remainder in two years with nters from
day Of sale. JOHN II. WHITCRAFT, Sheriff.
NOV. ~, 1854. 5Wprfs4, so.
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'McxET FoUND.-0ur readers are referred
to the advertisement of John Price, Esq, Of
Harrison tp, under this head The loser will
no doubt be anxious to learn the persons name
who found the money. The post Office address
of Esq, Price, is New Harrisburgh, Carroll co.
Ohio.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-12-28

No. 2, Liberty Street Baltimore, Nd
L. T. C0NANT, RAvenns Ohio, ia the authorized agent
Of A. Kuhn Co. for the sale of their Pianos in all Nor.
them Ohio and Western Pennsylvania, to whom applica-
ton should be made.
All orders, applications &c, will be received and
promptly forwarded to said Agent by
WILLIAM Mccoy,
Nov. 9, 1854. If Carroon. Ohio.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-12-28

E In consequence Of q mistake in the dates
of two issues during the year, we have contin-
ued No 5s, three weeks. With our next,
commences new volume.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-12-28

MUs1c.-Miss Whitcomb. music teacher, has
arrived and taken rooms at Mrs. Harbaugh's,
The school will assemble this Thursday eve
ming, to complete arrangements, preparatory to
commencement next Monday.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-12-28

GY- henry INV.G0RATING CORDIAL;-Tbe
merits Of tus purely vegetable extract for the remoyu
and of physical proslration genital debility uer
vous affections, &C. &C. fullv described in another
column OF this pener to which the readeris referred IS
per bottle, ties for S., six bottles for IS $40 pcI
dozen. 0hs' rye the marks of the Genuine.
Prepared only by S. E. COHEN, No. 8 Franklin Row.
Pine Street, below eighth, Philadelphia, Pa, TO WHOM
ORDERS MUST BE ADDRESSED For Sale by Dr. c. A, Boe.
gel, Druggist Carroon, Ohio, and by all respectable
Druggists and Merchants throughout the countr,.
April 20. lS64.-ly.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-12-28

re- Nicholas Beehan was hung on the I5th
inst, at River Head, Long Island, for the muir.
der of Wickham and his wife. He protested
innocence TO the last
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-12-28

E9s- Patton's Bruin was not shot for on last
Monday-not sufficient number Of entries to
Justify. A few turkies were distributed among
the prize sportsmen.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-12-28

RESeveral Advertisements received too late
for insertion this week. Toinsure place that
week advertisements should be handed in by
Tuesday morning. Advertisers please bear
this in mind.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-12-28

EE The cities of Mexico and Vera Cruz
have voted almost unanimously, to continue
Santa Anna as President of Mexico.
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MARRIAGE NOTICES.

MARRlED-At M the National House, on the
9Th inst, by VIM. Arnold, ESQ.,, Mr.. Samuel
Caru theirs TO Miss Rebecca Hemmin0, of Wash.
ington township. Cadiz Republican.
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sPeeIaI NOiIcnS.

a Valuable Medicine. Should any ,i our readers
De afflicted with diseased liver or deranged digestion we
would say to them use DR.. HoOhands German Btters
prepared by DR.. Jacksen This medicine is deserving
the great reputation it has gained With not only our
own citizens, but throughout the Union The genuine
Is prepared BY d. jackson only at his Store l2O Arch
ct. Phil Sold by @ A. Bagel Carrolton Ohio
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-12-28

Carpenters and ooOpers-We have y full assortment
Of Tools, used by you such Saws, Hand and Cross
Cut Chisels &c. de. NELSON & ROBINSON
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-12-28

If you want to build cheap, come to Waynesburgh,
and buy 20 Nails Locks, Latches Paints Glass and
Sash. NELSON& ROBINR RON.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-12-28

No. On next Saturday, the four farms. com
piising section l6 Harrison township, will be
let. See advertisement. ga
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1854-12-28
PIANOS PIANOS /! PIANOS

Allow Us to call your attention to our stock Of SPLES
DID Pianos OF all patterns and Sizes with patent metallic
frames, all Of Rosewood Cases, with all the modern i'm
provemenis, highly and neatly finished Of brilliant and
powerful Tone For eighteen years hare they been ssd
ell over the Union, in c0mpetton with all other.
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PARTITION NOTICE

William James.
VS. In Partition
Jane Afford, ct. al.
Jane Afford, George Washington DevOge, Mary Ann
geVore and Elisabeth Devore, Of carroll county. and
james Devore Of Jefferson county, will take notice that
petition was fled against them on the 9th day Of Au.
gust A. u, 1854 in the court Of common pleas Of aid
carroll county, BY William James, and Is now pending
wherein said William james demands partition Of the
following real estate, viz The north half Of the west half
Of the north ives; quarter Of section tweptypipe Of
township fourteen Of range sx, in Carroll county and
That at the next term Of said eOart application viii be
made by the said William James for an order that par
ttOn may be made Of said premises.
VILLAIN JAMES,
By E. r. Eekley, An'y.
NOV. SO' 1854. 6wprfs3 so.
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ROBERT NELSON. A. K. ROBINSON.
Hardware Hardware

lie that they have opened Hardware Store in Waynes
burgh where they keep constantly hand Iron, Nails
Paints Oils Varnish, Glass, SASH Locks Latches Car.
riage Trimmings Saddlery Hardware and in fact every
thing usually keptn such Stores. We solicit shaI
of the public patronage NELSON L ROBINSON.
Nov. 1854. 6m,
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Sandy and Beaver Canal.

All persons interested in the resusctaon Of the San
dy and Beaver Canal from Waynesburgh to its present
intersection with the Ohio Canal requested TO meet
Magnolia, Saturday the 9Th day OF January, next
at IL o'clock N.
1t is proposed by the undersigned to have prepared
by competent persons to be submitted to the meeting
at the time mentioned careful and accurate estimates Of
the expense Of putting the above Canaln thorough
gabe order between the points before named and the
probable annual cost Of keeping the in such order
together with such other information relating to the
shall be necessary enable advised and decided
action to be taken in the premises without delay
tits urgently requested that farmers and Others and
especially those owning the fee simple of the land
pied by the present Canal together with those owning
any portion Of the same, should be present
James Kelley, WV. Van Ness & Co,
Richard Elson, Abraham Knots,
B. Griffith, A. r. Eson,
VIM. b. Greer, VIM. Knots, Jr.
R. Nelson, Hamilton Spence,
Peter Farber, Robert Hibbets,
Samuel II. Greer James Downing,
Henry Swartz, G. P, Augustine.
Nov; 23, l854-7t
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PARTITION NOTICE
In nParidon.

{ ,,,u PARTITION NOTICE.
In Partition.
Sarah Fetiee. ct als.
sarah Rstiee, Mary Jane Peftee, Samuel Fs,,s. "a
AarAh fsitee Eil take notice, that petition -s. a.
against them 90 The eth day Of November A. ID isst
ne court Of common pleas Of carroll county and s,,ts
o. Oh'o and s nos pending. wherein The said William
Lspee demands partition Of The following lands stu.,
.-a e-sfoh eounsz; The east bali Of the soath-Wss
quarter Of section thirty-ose In tounsbip tvoIvs n
iour Of tbe lands ordered 70 be cold Al g,eub.n
.e the State Of Ohio and that At he nert tSrm N
'a eeert application viii be made By ths ali Wi,S,
ae'.ee ioF an order that partition may be made Of a.
" a., z, R. ECKLEY, ARy.
Wv. oOen, 1904. 6WprftS, so