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Dunn's Bill-RepubliOans Voting to ex
ten the Fugitive Law Over Kansas.


The Shamocray are hard run for arguments,
and are obliged to take up with tie most trans
parent falsehoods and misrepresentation over
which 20 get up a hue and cry. Among others
charges of this character they assert that the
supporters of Dunn's bill voted to extend the
Fugitive law over Kansas by an express act Of
Congress. Inasmuch as it is perfectly well
known that the Kansas Nebraska Bill extended
che Fugitive law over those Territories; and
that It could not make the slightest difference
what DuBn's Bill said about it, (unless !!
should abolish the law altogether this state.
snent Of The Buchaniers is 10 say The least of it.
A.rather COOL"
We give an extract from the a8th section Of
the Kansas Nebraska Bill for the edifcaton
of these gentlemen who are so needlessly horri-
fed: @2
"And be It further enacted, That the provi.
siOns Of an act entitled, can act respecting fu-
gitives from justice and persons escaping from
ahs service of their masters" approved Feb
ruary twelve, seventeen hundred and ninety
Ahree, and the provision of the act entitled "Ar
act to amend and supplementary to the afore.
said Act" approved September eighteen hun
dred and City. be and the same are hereby de-
clsred to extend and to be in full force within
the said Territory OF Kansas"
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MARRIED .--0n Oct. 9th, 1856, by Rev. A
Swansy, at bis own residence, Mr.. Joseph Nc
Glegor OF New Cumberland Ohio, to Miss Re.
beeca Griffith Of this county.
We congratulate our young friends in their
new relation, "a relation that rests upon the
fundamental principles of our being, and gives
rise to the primary elements of true social en-.
ioyment.
May you. friend Joseph, forever cherish
Your fair bride. although you perish;
And may she prove ReJecca Of love,
To guide you on TO Heaven above.
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THE GRAND ExTERyAL RFKFn ,


TIE GRAND EXTERNAL REMEDY
By he aid Of . microscope, We see millous ~ Mi.
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this Ointment uhen rubbed on the skin. Z cs,,s5 !.
any organ OF inward part. Diseases Of he Kiane,s
dsofders Of ihe Liver, affections Of The heart ina
nation Of The Lungs, Asihmas Coughs and Ctlds are
ioy ~ means efectually cured, Every hOusswIlo
knoEs th~s salt passes freely through bone or neat q
anY thickness. This healing Ointment far more rsssly
Penersies through any bone aeshy part Of the nv
.g oody, curing the most dsngerOusinWud complafnts
mat cannot be reached BY other means.
EHfIrELAs, sALT RHEUx coKsUTIEa Huwoss =
NO remedy has ever done much for the cure on A.,
eases q Tie hkin shatever form they nav ssssne I,
ms Ointment. 10 case Of Salt Rheum. scu,veV
sore Heads, serofaaor Erysipelas long Withstand
its influence. The inventor has travelled ov.r -.
parts u The globe, visiting The principle hosule.ls
dispensing the Ointment, giving advice as 70 itS anon
Auon ana mas thus been the means Of restoring count
less numbers 10 bealtb.
sohE LEos, soEa BREAS, wouEbs q UIosnA---
some Of the most scientific surgeons nov rely ssIsly
On ne use Of this wonderful O1tmant when havfnd 10
cope with the worst cases Of Sores Wounks sweInRs
and. tumors Professor Holloway has, By cOmmsnd ii
the lied Governments, dispatched 70 The hospitss og
the East, large shipments Of this Ointment 70 os ussd
under the direction tbeMedical staa In The worVt
cases Of uouuds Il will cure any ulcer Rsndul.r ~
ing Stiffness or contraction Of e ioirs, even Of q
years standing.
PILEs AsD FisTuLAa-These and other slplI., A..
tressng complaint be eectuaIly cured Il tl
ment be well rubbed IN the paris Affected and :,
otAes wise following the printed directions around a..
rot
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Holloway's Pills. the best remedy in the U.
nion for Female Complaints pills are partcu-
larly recommended to the citizens Of the Union for
their extraordinary efficacy in female compl snts and
they alike valuable either TO the daughter verginV
into womanhood, or the mother at the turn of life
Il has been proved beyond all contradiction that those
celebrated pill will cure all disorders to which females
are peculiarly subject, and enable them to pass their
critical periods of life, without exposing themselves
to those dangers they too often incur to other treat
treatment 81
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Gu cAGo. Oct. II.

OHI CAGo Octs IL.
ARRESTS IN KASsAs.--A lumber Of persona
have been arrested by Geary and confined al
Lecempton. charged with murder in the FIRST
degree. One hundred and seven had been ar
rested up to the FIRST inst, as follows From
Maine 3; New Hampshire I; Vermont 8; Mas
sachusetts IL; Rhode Island 2. Connecticut l
New York 10; Pennsylvania 5: Ohio ~; Mich
igan s; Indisna I2.
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Milo Cain, W.
Geo. II. Naltaman.

Archibald Mccullough, I
and John +. Lindsey.
Tue said defendants, Geo. Il. SALESMAN and Archibald
Mccullough now residents Of said county, hereby
notified that said plaintiff on the 4h day Of September
1856, fled in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Court Of
Common Pleas Of said Carroll county. his petition the
object and prayer Of which petition is to obtain judg
against said defendants upon their bond made and
recorded in the records of said county, being the bond
made by Geo. II. SALESMAN as administrator Of the es-
tate Of William McKibbin, deceased; and said Arch
bald Nc CuOugh and John F; Lindsey his security,
for the sum Of $3s SO with interest from the 9th day
Of February, 1859. Said defendants notified that
they are required to answer demur to said petition
on or before the SOth day Of October. 1856. said
petition will be taken as confessed and judgmehS rsn
dered accordingly. MILO CAIN,
By bis atty, J. B. Smith,
Sept. 25, 1861 pr fee sS so.
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LET Us REASON ToaFrER
Why ARR w sICKf


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ed dOwu BY disease and suffering Holloway's Pills are
specially adapted 10 the relief ol the Weak the Esr
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sexes, and constitutions Prof. Holloway bersonali,
superntends the manufacture Of his meenes in tl,r
United States, and Offers them 10 free and enIghtea
ed people, as The best remedy the World ever saw oy
The removal Of disease.
THESE PILLS PURIFY THE BLOOD.
These famous Pills are expressly eerbinsd 70 Oper.
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the SKIN and the bOusls correcting any derangemsnl
10 their functions, purifying the blood the Very fonn.
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DTsPEFsiA AHD LIVER CONPLAINrs--Neary half the
human race have taken these Ps Il has been proved
IN ell parts Of the World that nothing has been sJuud
equal 70 them IN Of disorders Of the liver dys.
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givea healthy tone 10 these organs however much d
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Houses 10 ihe inHoduetioR Of these Plls that tbsy
msV become the medicine Of the masses Learned
Colleges admit that this medicine is the best remedy
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perties neVerfai 70 afford relief
FEnALE CoEPLAmTs.-No Remsle, young or cid,
ahoud be without this celebrated medicine, Il cor
rccta ahu fekuiaics tbe mouthy coufee1 ~ anpefouf
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and safest medicine that can be given to Children Of az
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should be without il.
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in the world for the following Diseases
Asthma Disrrhea Indigestion
Stone and Gravel Bowel Complaints Dropy
InAusDza Secondly symptoms Coughs
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Liver Complaints Chest Diseases Femsle Complaints
Worms of all ds LOwness OfSpirts Costivehess
Headaches Piles Dyspepsia.
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Maiden lane, New York, and 244 Strand london. By
al respectable Druggists and Dealers Of Medicine
throughout the UEited States and the civilized world
N boxes, at 25 cents, so IL cent? and 81 each.
~ There isa considerable saving BY taking the
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n. B. Directions for the udance Of patients in eV-
Try disorder are affixed to each box.
Feb. 2s, 1856. ly
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CHEAP READY MADE CLoTuING We in
vite attention to the advertisement Of j. s
Bloch, in this weeks paper. He has on hant
a large and well selected assortment of Ready
Made Clothing. Hand Trunks, and Carpe
Sacks. which he will sell at very low prices
Call round and see the "Elephant,"
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p@-A new cent is being coined ct the mint.
of the size Of the present half cent, and COM
posed Of 81 parts copper, Z Of nickel and Of
zinc.
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By an order Of the Probate Court Of Carroll county
Ohio as Guardians of the minor Heits Of Daniel Nc
Aister, Jr will offer at public sale the premises,
in Fox Township Carroll county Ohio on Saturday the
1lth October next 1885, at the hour Of l, P. NJ. Of
said day.
The South half of the Southwest quarter of section
Twenty eight (2S) In Township Thirteen l3 Of range
four AZ containing 80 acres more or less.
The same tract on which Daniel McAlster Jr., resi-.
ded at the time of his deathSaid tract is well mpro-
we'd. and very valuable, and lies mile south of Me-
chancstosn Terms one third in hand and the balance
in two equal instaments with interest," secured
by mortgage on the premises. Atteadance given.
SAMUEL MoALLISTER
JOHN N. BRYANT.
Sent. IL. '56 Dr. feeS250 Guardians
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AMERICAN HOUSE,
ARR 0LLTOK, :::::::::: ONO.
a q MKEE PronFiefor

p VI m 0nhy AAOPi 4SCOA'
nHANKFUL FOR THE LIBERAL PATRONAGE
L extended tome BY my friends and the public gen
eray would respectfully inform all interested that in
tend remaining in the above house during the three years
for which have leased. make this announcement to
the public for the purpose Of eonadictng report put
in circulation BY meddlesOme and malicious persoB,
to the effect that about closing the House. will
be found at my post ready my friends and the
public to the best ofmy ability. / respectfully solicit
cont nued share Of public favor.
Carrollton, March l3 1856.
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NOTICE. TO Matilda Robins, widow Of
IN John Robins. Elizabeth Mclaughlin, William Rob
bins Sarah Jane Allison and Alexander Allison, her
hush nd Isabella Mclaughlin, and her husband, Robert
Mclaughlin Jr., Rachel Jackman and Adam G. Jack
man, her husband, and Eliza Jane Robins, Ia minor
and the children Of Ann George, deceased, formerly
Ann Robins to wit: Wilson, MITCHELL Sarah and Ma.
tilda George. (whO minors)all of Carroll county
Ohio and Mary George and ber husband, Thomas
George, of Jefferson couHty Ohio, and Henry Q. Rob
ins, of Brown county, Indiana,
You will take notice that on the 2nd day Of Septem-
ber A. D. 1856 the undersigned fled petition in the
Court of Common Pleas of Carroll county Ohio, where
the same is pending, demanding partition OF the
following premises situate in Lee. township, Carroll
county, 0ho witt The south half of the southwest
quarter Of section hirysx (36 in township twelve 2)
OF rang four containing seveny>eght acres, and ten
acres in the IOrtheas Of the northeast quarter
Of section five 81 in township thirteen (l3) of range
FIVE (5 in all SO less. 1t is the farm
owned by John Robins at the time Of his death, and
the place on which he resided
The undersigned demands partition olsaid land in ter
equal shares, (he being entitled to One.tenth part
and that Matilda Robins is entitled to dover in TIL
whole.
An application will be made at the next term of th
Court by the undersigned that order ofpetitit
assignment of dower& may be made of said premises
JOHN ROBINS, JR.
By Van Brown his Attorney.
September A. 1S56-6w' Or fee 81 90.
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LNew Special Nctifes.
THE TRTUMPH COMPLRTE.

AnOilsr Psgfsat cure Of Epzspsy. BY DR. Haaes'.
EpRepiie Pills,
Duraot. Meek, Psrquiman's Co, n. b. oet I, 1856
DE-, Hance-DeaF Sir Having been afflicted wth
falling his for some years past determined ts give
yolf Pills atrial adEeriseEent ofHhch saW In some
o. The paPefs,l and continued 70 uss them for some
months, until was entirely cured believe them
y be 6rsl rate article; and since have used them
have not had one attack, aHd am noE IN The eajoy.
ment Of good health.
am, very respectfully
Yours &c.
JoNATHAEJ. JACOBS.
I. s. The fills we're recommended 10 me by Mr.
Nathan bsWby Of this county, 10 whose address yOu
sent them.
Those pills, besides curing epilepsy, are specific
for all notifications Of nervous disease Price as per
box two boxes for IS; tseve boxes for s24 Persons
ct tc'osng remittance will have the pills cent them
through The nail on is receipt For sale By Seth s.
Hancei No. los Bahim,re street, Baltimore, Nd, TO
whom orders fiom all parts Of the UuiOu must be ad.
dressed.
Get l6,-lm.
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OHIO AGRICULTURAL

a. 90 - - Il @ e q
This institution has been Incorporated aod out aao
L successful operation at Cleveland Ohio, whsso a
Is permanently located.
It's design Is 10 place within the reach kimsra
both old and young the means Of acquiring ,hoFough
and practical acquaintance with ell those branches Il
Science which have direct relations TO Agrculturs.
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EF See the advertisement Of Cummings &
Couch, ia another column.
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ATTAO OAMENT NOTI CE.-NOtice is hereby
Il given to David Abrahims Of the State Of Indiana,
that a petition has been filed against him BY Israel
Wand in the Court Of Common Pleas Of Carroll county
0ho which petition sets forth that be is sued by said
Wiand on two prommisory notes made BY him, one
payable 10 John G. Buck, the other to John Maple
The first for &l5 due February 2l, 1851, on shichis
credi. $1,000 On the note payable to John Maple
for S6500, and due April 1851, credited 100 =
Balance claimed $l2700, and he Is hereby notified to
appear plead answer or demur to said petition on or
before the 25th day Of October next and be is also
Rrthsr notified that at my instance on this day the
lst of September AID 1856, writ Ofattachment was
issued against the goods, chattels, lands, tenements
credits monies and effects Of the defendant for the
sum of Sl27,00 Van Brown, Attorney
Septefdber a. 1856 W. for Israel WAND
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Sal e Of Real Estate orlaf Of Cl1tl

Pursuant to order of sale Of the Probate Court Of
Carroll county Ohio | will offer to sell at pub.
lie vendue on the premises, Saturday the 25th day
Of October next, 1856. at o'clock noon OF said day
part of the North East quarter of section twelve
in township SIXTEEN (l6 o. Range seven, az in Rose
township Carroll county, Ohio, Beginning at "a post on
the west line of said quarter section twenty.nine and
fifty hundredths Of 6 perch North Of the Southwest
corner of said quarter secon Thence twelve chains
and Seventy five links; thence North twenty five deg
rees west five chana and fifty six links; thence, East
fifteen chains fifty two links thence, North thirteen
chains ninety links thence. West twenty six chains
one and half links thence South eighteen chains nine
ty links to the place Of beginning containing forty two
acres more Or less
ills the same tract conveyed by John Finnefrock
Sen, and his wife, to John Fox Sen on the 18th June
A, D, 1856, and Recorded in Book l5, page 22l,
Carroll county Records to be sold subject to the dover
estate Of Christina Fox, widow Of John Fox Sen, de-
ceased, set off to her by yearly allowance of S25,Oo
per year. appraised subject to said DOVER at 81 co.
Terms of sale one third in hand and the residue in two
equal annual payments with interest," secured by mort.
gage on the premises. Attendance given.
JOHN FOX, Jr.,
Sept 25 So 4w, pr fee s,75 admir- Of John Fox decd
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Plan OFINsT RuTInN

PLAN OF INST RUTION,
This consists in courses OF Lectures. four am
which given at the regular annual sessions, held
during the Winter months, commencing on the ara
Monday Of December and continuing for twelve con.
secutiTe Seeks-a Of the year when the Farm.
er himself or sons, can best spare time to attend
The Lectures embrace al the several departments Of
Agricultural Science each principal di ion being a..
signed to different Lecturer add systematically pres.
ented in the manner as Medical Science il taught n
Medical Colleges.
The whole field Of the Sciences connected with Ar.
rculture i by this metho1 presented in the sbofte
period of time and therefore makes the acquisition pos
sible to muttudes who cannot attend UBverstiss or
even Schools on experimental farms.
SUBJECTS.
The branches taught embrace whatever pertains to
Animals, Vegetables, Land or Labor.
l. Chemistry, in ali its applications to SoIls Nan
ures, Animal and Vegetable Life, and domestic Arts
&c.
This department regarded As especially mporsana.
and have been provided for its thorough ilusrA.
ten.
| II. Com paative Anatomy ard Physiology, ,wfh spe
cial reference to the feedngs breeding 0fSock His.
tory ana description OF Domeson Animals In their sew.
eral varieties; Veterinary Medicine and Surgery-Ent.
OmolO.y.
This department win be illustrated BY preparations
and specimens and BY the practice before the class Of
such operations IS are necessary to be performed By
| the keeper Of stock.
III. Geology and Minersogy; Botany, Descriptive
and Physiological with spec al reference to the history
and habitudes of plants cultivated in the Garden and
Orchard OF in the Feld-the various nodes Of Culture
and Soils adapted to each.
This department viii be Illustrated by specimens Of
all the varieties Of Grains, hus ard other vegetable
produce Of interest 10 the Farmer Gardener or Orchard
ist
". Natural Philosophy; Agricultural Mechanics !:
Fam implements; MeteorOogy; Elements of Engin.
ering and Land Surveying; Rural Architecture, Land.
! aIpe Gardening; Draining and Farm Book. Keeping
Philosophical Apparatus, Implements, Models Plane
Drawings, etc. Will be abundany provided 10 aid the
Lecturer in this department.
V. Political Economy. History of Agriculture and
general principles Of Law, relating to eontrscts and
especially to the aequ, on, possession, and aeAsOR
Of Real estate.
LETU RES.
Prof J. P. Kirkland, Prof Jas, Daseomb. Prof.
Samuel St. John, Prof. j II. Fairchild, Prot r. 2,
Townsend. and others.
reading Room, supplied with the principal AgrI-
cultural Periodicals. viii be open 70 students at all
hours:
For the entire course, go 90
with dhe privilege Of = second oourss. tuitloa fee
hard and rooms may be obtained at ~ 30 per Seek
exclusive Of fuel and lights.
For further particulars address the President Or see
retary Of the Board, at Cleveland, Ohio.
HARVEY RICE Prsadent
THOMAS BROWN, Secretary.
April 8, ls5s,-sm.
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GReAT CTaE OF Piles

Oamden, ~ j., March 18th 1855:
Dear Sir: Il is with much pleasure take this op
pOIuuity Of ofniorming yOu Of the great benefit have
derived from the use Of few bottles Of ''HoOdand',
GermaR BitteTs" For number OF years have been
sorely and severely "ted with pain 10 the stomach
attended by severe attacks Of the piles for which
tried great many re nedies but without aordng me
an, relief Being advised to use the German Btters
did 80, using in connection, for the piles, your
spikenard Ointment and | now inform you that they
have entirely cured and restored me to health and
would advise oil the afflicted to use your valuable
medicines, &c. Respectfully YOURS
MARGARET REPsHER.
DR. G, N. Jackson, Philadelphia.
See advertisement,
II a.
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NE"
Cash and Produce Store.

The new firm Of Akin Baxter are now receiving
aad opening out at the soreroom formerly occupied
by James Cameron, on Main street, splendid assOrt-
ment Of Spring aad Summer Goods which they intend
Offering to the public at as low figures any sold in
this market. Our spring stock been seleGted with
great care in the Philadelphia Market and We think
we can give perfect satisfaction both regards quail
ity and price Of the goods.
Come and see our goods and Judge for yourselves, =,
We would especially invite the ladies' to drop in and
see our Fancy Dress Goods We think they will be
richly repaid for their trouble,
Country produce taken at tn highestmaket price,
! in exchange for goods. AKIN&BAXTER.
| Carrollt0n May g. 1S56.--f
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CORRUPTION FUND.-We find in tie New
York papers report Of a meeting in that city
81 certain bankers and dvy goods jobbers in the
Southern trade, to take measures to remedy,
il possible, the present desperate condition, and
brighten if possible the present gloomy pros.
poets of the Democracy" Pennsylvania was
canvassed in their speeches and in sad tones
fearful orators reported the hand writing OF
the wall, telling of what will happen in Novem
Der. The "sinews of war" that was the cry
we must have the money. Long before th
meeting was brought to close the list of sub
scriptions footed up at not less than $50, 900
At former meeting Of the same kind at th,
same place, it is understood that $4,000. wa
raised all to carry the election in Pennsylva
MIA
These men believe thatIt otes can be bought il
Pennsylvania as slaves are bought at the south
We trust that the labor Of these cotton. lord,
among the men ofthis State will be fruitless
and that the voice Of Pennsylvania vii be fo
Fremont and Freedom in spite Of all effort
to force an opposite verdict. See to it homes
men. - Pittsburgh Gazette.
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Truly Yours,

". GKISHULD.
Mark the language INe (the democrats
shall poll 10000 Democratic votes, and 35,.
600 votes for Fillmore willinsure a Democratic
triumph"
Do you hear that, true Americans, tha. des.
p'se Locofo coism9 you are to be sold Ell?
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John B. Moody, Admir- off Probate Court
William White Decd
va Petition TO cell land.
Elisabeth White Widow
and John White ct ais,
To John White, Alexander Moody and Elisabeth
Moody his wife, Samuel Moody, and Phebe Moody his
wife, Of Benton county Iowa. David White Of Pike coun
ty Illinois. John KiIkwood ard Mary Kirkwood his
wife of Dearborn county Indiana, William Peterson,
and Jane Petersen his wife, OF Indiana and the Heirs
at law and children Of Sarah Wells deceased who
daughter of deceased, whose number, name and res
idence are unknown and the children and heirs at law
of William White Jr. deceased, who was son OF deee-
dent, whose number and residence are unknown.
You are hereby Informed that on the fth day OF Sep
tember A. D. 1856 said administrator fled his petition
in the Probate Court Of Carroll county Ohio, against
yon and Others the object and prayer Of the Petition
is 10 obtain an order &C. On the lllh day Of October
A. D. 1856 for the assignment Of the Dover Of Eliza
beth White, the widow Of William White, deceased II
and for the sale OF the North west quarter ofSector
twenty eight (28 in Township Twelve (l2) Of Range
four (4 containing l60 more or less--beiDg the
land of which William White died seized, and on which
he resided at the time Of his death, In Lee Township
Carroll county Ohio.
John B. Moody Admir-. Of VIM. White.
BY VAN BROWN,
Sept. IL. 56. 4w. pr. fee &4,OO bis attorney.