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mr. HEALE AND THE FIKEMEN.

DR.. BEALE
Would respectuly give that .. will present 10 the
HOOK AND LADDER, OR FIRE COMPANY,
cn bu1s tie number Of Tickets &C bis Panorama
III.
ARCTIC REGIONS.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
IIAVlSG administered tine Estate Of Susan Il
LII Sharpe dec d, hereby notify all persons indebted
10 said Estate for ward aud pay further ndu
sencc will not s.ve All persons having claims against
said Estate will :esen; them duly authenticated Tor pay
,ueut Il, the Office Of Puian & Davis, Wam street.
DAVID ". PCLLiAM, admir- o! ne Es:a;e OF
Dec 1 Susan Il. sharpe, deed
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~. y. ALLAN,
CARD WRITER. CoPYIST AND TEACHER OF PEN
&c. ... AANSRiP.
TIME subscriber respectfully Offers rs services 10 his
friends and ,h- citizen. Of Richmond generally as
Gard Writer Copys and Teacher q! the Oesuti!u! sad
s,rah" Accomplishment: Writing HIS sysrm OF Teach
ing PenInaishipl -urrry and unlike that oil any
ot-r instructor the plain and beautiful scs!ners
hand guaranteed to all ais pupils. Terms moderate
J. 4. ALLEN
Rooms corner OF llth and Bank Ste, up s,nirs.
Dec 3-dln Opposite Gnddin's Hall |
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- 49,
NOTICE-SOTlCE
WANTED

LNMMiSuEi. ana T!ll.rn Whitfield b:ri-r- 10 NAL
- W. Whitfield bonn IN ini- OF Wi-: county. Viz!
cuin Mil!s VI Whitfield dead and let 10 u:rnnnuel aid
William Whi,tcii iwo negrues .idIrc-,
THOMAS ElDD Administrator.
BuRIS. Warren county Mis-. lee ll--cl0"
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SI'pERIOK SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME
ROME Dist

>nn BBis. constantly hand-orders received at
IUyD the OF john H. Claiborne.
4. DRAM, Successor to Il. X puval
CERTIFICATE.
Having used r. X. Duvsls Super. Phosphate Of Lime
,,b or Corn aud Wheat. am much pleased with lis ef.
-, and ,ako pleasure Ill recommending IT, consider il
.,r,i Il 70, superior, 10 ANY manufactured OF the
80. }. LuCluS DAVIS
a.. A.-lv Hcnrico, Va
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BY fULLIhM & Ui,,-, ST..

Y IIHo.:~.- d : u .: ,.i.r. y. r..' g."
u ....i I..'y N....a.- cD.s'.'ir o. 'E.-
gi;i: -" D.' Gcc1ng'.ta. >"Hg-.r--- - a -....
s6E;, ai'!. tour isI.y children
re- u riifrA" 3 olV.s. ..-.-.
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Il EtliDts> --,.u g. ~ rrr- s. J e. var. -
~ 90 !.,t ~ &E. 80. :. Ike. g : -. =, b. .
- Gte tate, 49,. ..G Tor ..4'. t..
BrIcE layers. Cook. Ws.icT., ITo:e!i &
t"r < the administrator, ~ tie e-.s,s % S-.-
Sec
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n AIDES FRENCH KID Si.lPPEkS.-Iust re-
IL ce!v-d srJtarr supply Of those oenu, u French lid
Slippers which have ueen so much admired. AL want
wi. call at ALEX HILLS
Fashionable Boo, and Shoe SLOre.
Dec IA No l27, Main ST.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-14

PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT,
a TTkNDS 10 the -n' OF "a-"t. Flour, Corn and To.
"A bacco. md conuGc= 10 hire our Nr.LY--. Uihcc
Governor or i.in s;=sc;, h.caIGord. w. Dec i-jrG
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! i DAILY s. THOS. r. GOODE,
LEWIS HILL. ,

a TTOESEfs At Laws. Boyd,on M-cklenburg Coun
~ IS. Virginia
CoukT,-M-cs.cnburc Erunswcs LGnenburs. HALIFAX.
..L-ly
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rNN.NENS DANh OF NIKtsININ
vvNHE General Mtss o. the stockholders ct the th!'
Il iucrs Bank OF VIr:ia" will &c seli at their banking
House in this city, WctEe,lsy the 10th January 1856.
'No officer director OF Bank shrl! hereafter vote
p:osr Of s.cckholdcr any election directors o
cs.S Of BANK shall proxy valid which shah
have been executed sixty days leoga time of cleo
ton" J. a. SMITH Cashier.
Lsr iI-3,sy,I
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FDUCATIOS.-A gentleman qualified 70 teach the
Il English French and ATTN languages, and Ma.heina
hes a. tg. Is tie Calculus wishes employment as Tuto!
private family Address Tie subscriber Lotore Post
escs, Amelia. NA. 4 HaRR!sOS
.Ss i-c.
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GCERR cot YPISTs NOTICE. Keep con
s,nntIy on hand of tic most reliable quality, .vesy
spTcJ used in the OF DscuerreoIypEs whicE Will
hc sofia low FIR cash Instructions given in the art and
success guaranteed. =, u s,,,nNa p;,,,on3
Iuly MI S'hpN' bS''''"i
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VIKGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

FREIGHT NOTICE.
~ Er..:hi Train III be ;un upon ;hiE road i.om and
~ after Monday the 2ih inst, until Tuesday, The ls OF
January is56. :. HUNTER,
Dec It-c2t General Freight Agent.
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yITIDLE INFORMATION FOX THE

7
GOD scientific authority assure, u Eat IL: tUiy CT
= e. sGui: contains
FROM . 10 IL !Ua bU."--T0Hts!ElHs
70 , u. iphospha:e limo: ,1:a.::..s
l. 10 H.. Ey:,. a-..-s-rOC.!E.!!,
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BUTTS, SHOES, TIKI SkS CARPET bA(sS,
FALiCES, 81 &C.
'V>hE Subscribe: has or Hh"a very large a--~rsh,
- so'tmeE; Of Boots. shots. trguks Carpet B8l
Bags Ss!eo- &c. 10 which he soul! most rev
spectfaIy ca!! he attention OF AL IN wan: Of gsod -
articles Al low pE:cer. ALEX HILL,
Importer and Na;ut.c,ursr
Dec. Il Sol27 Main stree: RicLroud Va
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MISCELLANEOUS.

~ u,yaun pinu LOTTERY.
c,,I MY ACADEMY lOTTtRN:-
INNfrN n'E; n or iNE STIyE OtHEORG IA.
- 81 IL MACON. GEORGIA.
bIArTlFrL sGuEME.
$1,000 FOR s..
$4,000.
,,.,,,. distributed 1T CONCERT NAIL, Macon. Ga,
Will H' 1854 according III, following magnificent
Unprecedented scheme under the 'woa s"pesin'""
Ma" "',' Col Geo N. Logan and jas a. H""''' i.'q'
'!cnr'' Glass H.
pyCrNBrN 18TH. lc...
SlN.uuu.
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VISITING CARDS VISITING CARDS
LIEN. corner .! il:h and tank streets, has Just re.
~ eeived invoice Of Golden Card Pencils Girer,
rom Paris and every day executing Cards equal the
.aest engraving
.E-Orders left the Bookstores OF Messrs. Price &
Csrdoza Adolphus Norris and jass Woudhouse WILDE
Promptly attended TO. Don't forget, ALLEN,
Penmsn and Card Writer,
De- y2-4t Cc-,,e. Of III s-l .g-k Streets
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TEACHER, at Flint Rock cnnc Seminary, is
- wanted 70 teach Music frenci Drawing, Planning,
Needle ork &C. The salary Tor ten months lie ou aad
board for French and Music with The privilege OF rrcei'
ing the teachers ia addition tor Drawing Paint
ing, &c, My address is MscsrIs.ds, Lunenhurs, va
S.,,t i,-ctf NO ORGAN, In
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BOARDING-NEAR THE C1PITOL

4 YOUNG LADY, Virsinlan. wio !ss had several
IN Year, experience IN trhchnc. shes To procure n
situation N privutc "my. Besides the usual English
branches ali" Is qualified TO in-'r"t French ard Music
Satisfactory references will be- .ivCn
Address ~. +. l.,
Dec T-c3t Fleetwood Academy ling & QuccH. Y.
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NEGROHIRING AND GENERAL AGESClA
S1NilE undersigned continue hr. out and 70 sell Ne
groes 10 rent Houses 10 sell Rra Es;n,e and
offer their services their patron, 10 the public gene
rally for the ensuing year T. " TABB & son.
Office on Governor between Maiu Franklin SIS
ri,
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sTEGE OF SEBAS POL,
, VI W -, Ii Z. Z. I, q, q NJ u l,r

.uIGI1eICENT FiREMASs SILVER TRUMPET.
Manufactured 5v MeadOws Co.. loo Chestnut ct, ifoin
American Silver Coin.
AND VALUED AT ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
DOLLARS.
The tickets soo IL. admission TO any OF the enter
sinneus IN Richmond cnd I" procured o The differ
tn; Captains OF tho several compe.:.-. 49,
The TRUMPET Can be seen II the window OF Mr. JAS:
WOODHOCSE No l39 Main street, Escie Square, and
VII Dc presented tie successfl competitors the ciose
si;Le performance On SATURDAY SIGHT.
Abundance rs CENTS Dec 1T
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-11-22

COSMOPOLITAN ART As1oCrAuoN.- are
in receipt of the second illustrated Catalogue
Of this Association, an institution organized
for the advancement and general diffusion Of
Literature and The Fine Arts, similar TO the
late Art Union of New York.
We refer our readers to the ad vertisement
of this association, found in ills weeks paper.
The payment of So 90 constitutes any one a
member Of the association and entities him to
a ticket in the distribution of the Statuary and
Paintings, also one of the following Monthly
Magazines for one year.: Harpers, Putnams,
Knlckerbocker, Black woods. Grahams', God
ey's Ladies' Book and Household Words,
which amply cOmpensates for the subscription.
Mr.. Owen steen, of this place will receive
applications for membership.
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NEw YoaK. Nov. % 1855.
10 School Teachers,


The board Of School Examiners for Carroll county
will hold meetings for the eIamina ton Of Teachers
the following times for the year ls56:-On the 2nd
Wednesday Of every month throughout the .ear and al
so on the 4th Wednesday Of April May, September and
October The meetings TO be held at the Court House in
CarrOllton at 10 o'clock A. NJ By order Of the Board
=. s. hcKEAN. See
Dec. 2l "a. I'd.
STANDING RULES ADOPTED BY rms BOARD OF SCHOOL Ex
ANISERs FOR CARROLL COUNTY, FEB. l6rH, 1855.
l. Every applicant must produce certificate of good
moral character Of late date, and signed by responsible
persons.
2. Each applicant must come furnished ith two OF
three sheets Of ruled paper also with pen AND ink
and with McGufey's Fifth Reader.
8. Each applicant will be required to furnish spec
men of penmanship, skill in punctuation, composition,
and the ocapita letters written in the presence OF
the Board.
4. To each applicant will be submitted list of ques
tons Arithmetic, English Grammar, and Geography,
to be answered in writing.
No applicant will be regarded as qualified TO teach
entitled to certificate, who does not correctly an.
swer half of the questions submitted in each branch
g. Certificates will not be ssned on the day Of exam.
inaton but be Femtted by mail or otherwise as soon
as practicable.
T. Applicants coming in after the class IL formed and
the examination has commenced will be expected q
wait until the next regular day Of examination.
g. No certificate will be granted to any person who
is known to the Board TO be habituated to the use
profane language, to be Incorporate, or dishonest
9.-Applicants will be expected to Furnish them
selves with q stamped envo. oped.
By order Of the Board,
+. S. AeKEAN, S,e'y.
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Death from Apoplexy.

On Monday evening last between seven and
eight O'Clock, the citizens Of our peculiarly
blest village, were amazed TO end their fellow
citizen THOMAS WILsoS stricken down with q
ct Of apOpleIy. Mr.. Wilson had on that NOR
ming accompanied bis brother 10 Harrison
township to the house Of friend. gong part Of
the way on the cars, and returning home in
the evening on foot; in apparent good health,
ate his supper. and entered his shop to 60 to
work. After the elspse Of few minutes some
.OfAhe family heard a noise in the shop and
entered; finding him prOstrated, beyond the
reach of human aid for in few minutes Dr..
Lee was there with numerous other citii-
Gems, using all the means that time and cir.
cumstances could give to resuscitate him, but
all availed nothing. After our arrival, only
two long drawn death breaths were m ade by
the deceased.
Ma, WILSON was an EnglishmAn BY birth,
though long resident Of Carr9llton. He held
the Office of Post Master for four years, under
n appointment from General Harrison's Ad.
minislTation, And was in all lis social rela.
tions generous. honest and most exemplary
man-slrictly temperate in his habits.
In the death of Mr.. Wilson, CarrOll.on has
sustained the loss Of a worthy citizen and me-
cLanic, whilst bis bereaved wife and children
have lost loving husband and an affection
ate father.
Such is mani In the morn we are flushed
with the hopes Of life--in the evening we are
numbered with the dead.
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us. MAGAzIEE.-Ths Nov. No. has been
received. This number contains panoramic
view of SevastOpol and its environs, taken
from the North side, by an artist who. since
the bombardment of that city, spent eight
months on the ground. 1t i- by far the most
perfect and understandable description of that
noted city. that has ever come under our view
The magazine always furnishes its readers
with the most interesting and unique illustra-
tons in company with its unrvaled sketches
Price One dollar per annum. Address ]. M.
Emmerson d Co., Spruce street. New York.
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Called NTeeting Of Hope, mo-. 1.

meeting Of the Hope Fire Engine Com
pany No. I, was held on the 18th inst, for lhC
purpose of expressing their feelings in refer
ence to the death of their lamented brother
member, JOHN r. STERLING.
On motion, committee composed Of r. +
Williams, Thos. H. Atkinson and D. H. Toan
was appointed who reported the following res.
olutons;
Resolved, That we have learned with deep emotion
the death OF JOIS r. STERLIRG, a worthy member o.
cur company.
Resolved, That the integrity Of his lfe his attach
ment to the company and his courtesy aud kindness To
a commanded the respect, and attracted the kind
CARDS of this entire company.
Resolved, That in his DEATH his parents and friends
the organization TO which he belonged, and this
community, have sustained serious loss.
Resolved, That as a testimonial Of respect r bis
memory, each member Of this company shall wear the
usual badge Of mourning for thirty days. and the com.
pany shall in body, attend the funeral of our de-
ceased brother
Resolved, that's copy fhese resolutions signed by
the officers the meeting, be furnished the family Of
which deceased was member: and copy so signed, be
published in each of the papers Of this place.
d. H. ToLAN, l. ULMAN,
Secretary. President, pro TEN.
Carrolton, November 18th, so.
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MARRIED.

On the 18th inst, by Rev. Eli Regal. of
Hopedale, Harrison county, Ohio MIR. Abra-
hem Adams, of Carroll county, Ohio, to Ms
Mary Ann Bllman, Of Jefferson county, Ohio.
Our best wishes for their welfare, go with
the newly welded pair. May their voyage
DER life's sea be serene; attended with occa-
siOnal squalls.
Nov. Is by Rev. R. Brown, Mr.. VIM. Da.
Wis, of Indiana, TO Miss Elizabeth Johnston,
near Leesville, Carroll county, Ohio.
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DESTRUCTIVE SToRM--VRssELs WRECKED ON
THE LAKE,-A Dispatch from Milwaukee, dat.
ed the 7th, says;
The propeller Queen Of the Lakes reported
the total wreck of the propeller Delaware neal
ShebOygan, bound down with full cargo O
provisions from Chicago. Eleven lives were
lost, names unknown. Also. the propeller o.
mar Pasha, with a cargo of $4,000 bushels O
wheat for Milwaukee. She was water.logged
and sunk at Sheboygan pier. Three vessels
were ashore this side Of Sheboygan, names un.
known-three lives lost from one. The CAP.
tain the Delaware died from exposure. The
Queen Of the Lakes was obliged to throw over.
board ten tons Of deck load during the storm,
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TASKsorviEo DAT,-This Thursday is the
day aPpointeIs Gov. Medl for Thanksgiv-
ing. Some pOetisal genius gives utterance to
bis feelings after this fashion;
"Hark the Turkies' plaintiVe cries
Puddings rare, and pumpkin pies,
Chicken fat and dOughnuls round,
Kissing, swelling
Swelling, smelling
Sweeter memories upweling
Within the sound
Hail, Thanksgiving and good living
May they everywhere abound"
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Obituary.

! led. on the evening Of the l4th INST, JOIN
R. STERLING. son of Mr.. Samuel sterling, Of
this place. aged 10 years.
The subject of the above notice was a wor.
yyoung man much respected BY all lis asso'
ciates. and his untimely death moistened many
cheek with tears Of sympathy and love fol
a departed friend.
His death was caused by an injury received
in the right hand while coupling freight. cars.
on the 9th inst. n notice of which has here
tofore been given. Hopes for his recovery
we're entertained until few days previous 10
his death. Inflammation had extended into
the body and siezed upon the vtals, and all
medical aid was unavailng. The invidious
destroyer had marked him as his victim. He
met death in calm cOmposure, giving evil
dence of an eternal rest beyond the grave.
"L.fe hath its sudden changes,
AS hath the veerisg air
The mind incessant ranges,
Through doubling hope, despair.
The hafts of death are flying,
His footsteys mark decay
In pain and sorrow signing,
The spirit flies away.
And thou, once smiling youth,
Hast gained the heavenly bourne,
From whence the heavy laiden
To earth no more return.
For thee is drawn the curtain,
Eternity unIOlds-
A scene TO us uncertain,
Which faith alone behOlds.
Farewell departed spirit,
We sigh last farewell!
Go, other wordsinberit,
Where kindred spirits dwell,
And lie, whose boundless power,
And mercy still are one,
Shall teach us from this hour,
To say-Thy WILDE DONE
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HALLS JOURNAL OF MAN.-This is the title
of well printed, valuable monthly, edited by
W. W. Hall, NJ. D. Of New York. Health
is duty is his motto, The November num-
Der is before US. 1t contains many valuable
suggestions relative to health ard the means
of preserving it. The Journal abounds in O..
rigna thOught--teaching the principles of by.
giene in plain, ineligible manner. Price
of the Journal One Dollar per annum.
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GoDRY's LADY's BooK-For December is be-
fore us in all its splendOr This number COM
pletes the present volume. The forthcoming
one promises 10 be not one whit behind its pre-.
decessors. The Lady's Book is published at
SS 90 per annum; but by clubbing with the
Press it can be obtained for 81 90 We will
furnish The Carroll Free Press and 'Godey's
Lady's Book one year for 50 so; Payment
in advance.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-11-22

New HOTEL.--By reference to an advertise
ment, it will be seen that Mr.. P. r. Price
is prepared for entertaining the public, His
house is newly finished and furnished. and
every way calculated for apeasant resort
His stablingis is o: the best quality, large and
cOmmOdiOus The travelling public will 6nd
our new host and hostess ever ready to admin
lister to their wants.
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LAND WARRANTS.
Bought and sold by GEOF. KENNEDY.
CarrOIltOn !, Ohio, Oct 49, 1855, SmOs.
sa lie of Real Estate by order Of Court.

ga AO u EscetA EStase Uy DE0eE 90 OOuEb'
On Friday, the 80th of November (inst,) 1855. at
l2 o'clock, noon of said day, will offer to sale at the
late residence Of Henry B. Smith, Decd, in Monroe
township Carroll county, Ohio, the tact of land on
which said deceased lived at the time Of his DEATH Be-
ing part Of the south east quarter dissection twelve
in Township fifteen (5) of Range seven, a. contain.
ing nineteen acres and twenty-five hundredths Of an
ess On said tract there is dwelling house,
Grist MILL water privilege, aud necessary out houses,
and improvement about sixteen acres cleared and in
good state Of cultivation.
Terms--One third in hand, and the balance in two
Equal annual instalments with interest, secured by
mortgage on the premises.
JAMES HAUGH. Admir- Of H. B. Smith.
Nov. 8, 1856. 4w Pr. fee. $3.50
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The CoNTINENTALs.-Misses E. J. u G, S.
Fisher of ibis place, accompanied by their
father. are engaged in giving concerts--VOcal
and Instrumental music. They held forth
last evening in Augusta, On next Tuesday
evening they will give concert in Leesburgh.
They are good singers and perform we'll on the
MelOdean. Their pieces are Of the latest style.
selected with great care. We hope our
Jour friends will receive the patronage they
merit.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-11-22

STUDENT & ScHooLMATE. With this month
begins new series of the Student, published
by N A. CalkiDs & Co., New York 1t is
much improved and presents a splendid ap-
pearance. The Student is devoted to the inn
provement and culture Ofthe youth. and is a
reader for school and home instruction. Price
only one dollar. Address as above.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-11-22

JOURNAL OF EDUcATIoN. N.-The November
number is on our table 1t is good number.
The Journal is published at one dollar per an
mum; AMI Notwithstanding its low price, it has
not over six readers in our county. Wake up,
teachers-send the dollar addressed to the
Journal of Education, Columbus, Ohio and
receive the Journal in return.
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THE AMERICAN HOUSE.
state of Ohio. Carroll County s. $.
OrPIcE oF THE lunar or PRORATE

state of Ohio. Carroll County s. 5.
OFFIcE OF THE JUDGE OF PROBATE
CarrOllton, Nov e. 1855.
THE following accounts Of Executors, Administrator
and Guardians have been fled in this Office, and are
l set for hearing on Monday, the 10th day Of Dec
A. D. 1885, at o'clock P. N. of said day, and will be
continued from day to day until all disposed of the
filing and pendency Of which Accountants and Others
interested will take notice, viz
Final account of John Champer, Executor of viii Of
William Champer.
Final account Of Daniel Stntton, Admi nistrator OF
Jonathan Rood:
Final account of John Byers, Executor Of the VIII OF
John Haines.
Final accountof Hamilton Walker, Executor Of win
of Thomas Hattery.
Final account Of John s. Iden, Guardian Of Jane Bet
tis.
JOHN H. TRIP,
Probate Judge.
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CUPoLA FoUEDRT.-Mr. E. Mcclure has ia
ken back the new CupOla FOuadry, on Lisbon
street, and has il now in full blast. He keeps
on hand plOws, PlOw points, stoves, crates, &c,
Castings of all descriptions done to order
Read his advertisement.