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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-10-07
A Widow of The 0lden Time.

A curious instance Of lady availng
herself, in 1910, of the right to appear
by champion, in breach of promise Of
marriage case, is mentioned IN the mem
oirs of Marechal de Vielleville. The
husband of Philippe de Montespedon
having died in Piedmont without issue,
she was left young, rich and beautiful
widow, and was sought in marriage by
several noble suitors. Amongst these was
the Marquis de Saluce, 10 whose atten.
tlons she seemed TO listen favorable, and
she permitted him to accompany her from
Turin to Paris. 1t turned out, however,
that the sly dame only wished TO have
the advantage of his escort on the jour.
ney; and when she arrived al its termin-
alton she cavalierly dismissed him, say
ing:-"Adieu, sir! your lodging is at the
hostel des Ursins, and mine is at the hos
tel Saint Denis, close to that of the Au-
gustins." The Marquis still persisted
in his suit, but as Philippe continued OBJ
durate he asserted that she had made
him formal promise of marriage, and
cited her to appear before the court of
parliament. She came there, attended
by numerous company of friends, and,
having been desired by the president to
hold up her hand, she was asked whether
she had ever promised marriage to>the
marquis, who was then present in court.
She answered upon her honor that she
had not and when the court proceeded
10 press her with further questions she
exclaimed with passionate warmth -
Gentlemen, l never was in e court o
Justice before and this makes me fear
that | may not answer properly, Blu
+; 10 put a. stop to all captious caviling anc
word, catching, ! swear in the face Of thi'
q assembly to God and the king,--to Coz
under pain of eternal danmaiion to my
soul; and to the king under the penalty
of loss of honor and life,--that have
never given pledge of promise 10 mar
riage to the Marquis de Saluces, and
: what is more,. that l never thought o
such thing in my life. And if ther
is any one who will asser! TO the contrary
here is my chevalier whom offer II
maintain my words, which he knows ar
. entirely uue, and uttered by the lips o
lady Of honor, if ever there was one.-
= !. And this | do, trusting in God and m,
!. good right. that he will prove the plaintiff
= TO be (begging the pardon of the court
a villainous liar" This spirited delenc
. caused no little sensation in the audience
= and the presiden. told the registrar tina
,, he might put up his papers, for Madam
" la Marechale had taken another and muc
= shorter road towards settling The dispute
), Then, addressing the marquis, he asked
2 "Well, sir, what say you to this chal
u lenge!" But the love, as well as tn
. ealor of the letter, was fast oozing away
! and the craven knight answered by YER
decided negative. "lwant not" said he
o Ito take wife by force ; and if she doe
e not wish 10 have me, do not wish t
q . have her." And so making low ODE
: : isancc to the court he prudenlly retiret
! and the fair Philippe heard no more {
~ his pretensions to her hand.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-10-07
FLArrERv.-There is no friendship in

FLArTERY.-There is no friendship in
aatlery. TO the contrary, the disposition
to bestow il is proof Of enmity towards
the subject of it, rather than Of love-
This the history of kings and princes has
plainly demonstrated. Their Aalterers
have been ever most ready 10 conspirc
against and destroy their authority
True friendship, whether in private OF
public affairs, will induce those entertain
ing it to tell one Of his faults, rather
than 10 blind him to them with Aaltery
And this is in obedience TO The proverbia
declaration "sweet is the reproof of a
friend.' ft 4Ah .t. aA .e,s' t't
But of all aattery, that is most des.
picable which selects females as its SUBJ
jecls. The worth of true womanknd
cannot be over estimated; but it is no com.
pliment to The sex, to be elernally Aatter.
ing women, eilhsr individually or collect
iyely-lo pirate simperingly Of her lovli
ness, her beauty, etc., as moi few sem
blances of manhood are wont to do!
The trust compliment to woman i:
conveyed by showing that you appreciate
the good sense Of her conversation, or he
writings, or her acts and deeds, at thei
true value. as those of your fellow.being
not as either superior, entitled to ador
alton, or an inferior, calling for pa!ronag
or pity but as an equal, challenging sim
pie justice. Any other course is DISCUS
ling, as we'll as insolent. 1t should be 81
regarded as the other sex. And it is S,
regarded by all women who "know thei
rights, and, knowing, dare mainlaia them
not with mere pralings, but with deeds o
usefulness and goodness, within tn,
sphere to which the finger of circumstan
ces has pointed as that of their duty.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-10-07
Cure for Borrowing.

I am an old housekeeper. have Of
ten been annoyed by borrowers. l have
had neighbors who never borrowed any
thing but eatables. | have had other
who borrowed everything but
eatables. I had six months ago neigh.
Dor who borrowed ea,sbles, drinkabes,
wearables, and everything else pertaining
TO housekeeping. l will tell you how |
got id of him. About once week he
borrowed eggs, once a fortnight coffee;
and every time it showed, my shovel ;
sugar, milk, potatoes and cigars about
once daily. had, on more than one oc-
casion, sent back sundly liuIe articles he
returned me, which had loaned him,
thinking he would take the hint-but,
bless you, he liked that, so | procured a
half dozen very ancient eggs. kept the
coffee grounds after the strength ouzed
1t was not long before he sent for three
or fonr eggs-some nice cake was to be
made, and eggs were necessary. He got
them. The cake, eff course, was spoiled.
A short lime only had elapsed when some
coffee was requested. He had 1t. The
next time it showed, he wanted the show
ell; it was in my coal bin, down cellar
but | merely said to him-"My Shovel
is somewhere in the neighborhood, ant
if you find it, you may use it, and wei
come" After inquir.ng all over the niegh
borhood, he came to the conclusion lha
lie could not find it, and abandoned tn,
search. By taking this method. | trust
have got rid of him, as it is now fv,
months and twenty-three days since h,
sent to me to borrew.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-10-07

~ Apaper giving an account of To-
louse in France, says: 1t is large town
containing 10000 inhabitants built Of
Brick! This is equalled only by well
known description Of Albany, which runs
thus: Albany is a city Of five hundred
houses and twenty-five thousand inhabit-
ants, mostly Nth their gable ends 10 The
Street.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-10-07

T A country lad who had been at
a, public dinner, wished to describe the
scene to his duIcinea, in the language Of
The village editor, who had said that .'lhe
table groaned with venison, roast pig, and
every luxury" Accordingly he declared
10 bis wondering Belinda that avenison
and roasted pigs groaned on the table,"
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1857-10-07

GT lie who is not hapdsomeai TWEEN
~, nor strong d. thirty, nor rich at forty,
uor. wise at fifty, will never be hand
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-10
NEW ROUTE TO MEMPHIS.
TENNESSEE & ALABAMARAuRoA1

~ - - - -
ON and after "Wednesday Apr1 Lat 1881 T,sin. I'll,
~ run follows: - ~
GOING SOUTH.
MAIL 4 PASSENGER. vpr,ou, 4. n. ss-~o.,
ease NasnFnle 900 an. 8.45p.m.
AiIi'e Al thompson So a. $40 "a
GOING NORTH.
Leave Thompson $50 m. 500
Arrive at Nashville 10. 10 IN. T8s q.
fast at Franklin. ' 1900
stages connect with the Trains at Thompson's
through Tickets for Memphis, Wavnesboro' Jackson.
Iuscumoia, Florence Pulaski and Columbia can be pre-
cured at the General Stage Office, the verandah
Hotel. Nashville. W OiN pERKINS
marchZl-u Superintendent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-10
WINCHESTER AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.

WlNShEnlEh AMI ALABAMA hAALhVhO-
nROPOsAlS invited salem, saturday, the iih
July next, for the Grading. Masonry and Bddgng Of
ths road dverging from the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad AZ pccherd running through Winchester and
near sAler IN FrAnsin couRiy Tenn aud from thence 70
Pavettsyc In Lincoln county. dtAnes Of Aboas thirty
hs road has been partly graded for about 80 mesfron
Dechsrd-T secioas having been hnshed ADD 10 partly
graded. ...,... 81, -.
an. mi eabl Payments viii be four hiihs cash and one
ath 10 stoekte be maze A. ihe work progresses shs Eook
oniy 10 be reserved on monthly estimates
There III Re fome heavy uork, IN making ne ascent
70 ne erssng % MA River te The ssoe iAnds kno%n
~ The "Barreass Very lizzie rosa Sl be encoaniered on
ne ooantry through which the ne Is carried il healthy
aud abeunds requisite Prodaetoa Tor ne sas'enAnes
VI zen and stock.
Plans ana Probes can Be auined blank proposals and
sontr.saa VITA accompanying speciacaoos psocafe ana
any Other inoFmaton IN rraton % the sork can be o.
taAoea on appeaon 20 hasin Mead, kestirat hnkaesr
~ fayettefhses of ten days prevoas ~ the letting
sssstAcioSg efidenoca q Abllty complete te uork
dfrased 70
" X srESusoz, President, NAshviis. Team.
Jas A. GRkNr, Chief knsneeF, Do DO
FpWfs NGAD, Resident do Fkyettrvlis. do
Or be handed IA ~ saiea ca the day o. letting.
b. order u the Hoard. Jas. II. GRANT
ASsasihs, MAJ Il, issI~lIgayl ohlsf Easiu esr. a
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-10
Indipestion and immunity Of the Blood.

IMuIg
From Rev. j. Y Hines Pastor Of Ad0et Church, BOSOM
DR.. have used Pills with extraordinary sue
10 my family AMI among those called TO Visit IN
distress To regulate the OF digestion and purify tne
blood they the very best remedy have ever kno"n
and can confidently recommend them to nv friends.
Yours J. V. HINES.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-10
Erysipelas, scrOfula Kings Evil, letter, Tumors'

From Forwarding Merchant Of st. Louis, Feb A. 1886.
Dr. AVER: Your Pills the paragon Of all that great
10 medicine They have cured little daughter OF ulcer
upon hands that has proved ncurabe
for years. Her mother has been long and grievous al
hcted with botches and pimpes her skin and in her
hair. After our child was cured she also tried Pills,
and they have cured her. ASA M0RGRlD6E-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-10
MILLINERY GOODS.
FANCY BONNETS. PICNIC HATS
Millinery Goods.

e. FHE most exquisite styles of the season, 60
EkS jest received per last steomers from Eu- -
vi rope.
Fsou the unprecedented patronage We have received
TINS season the great competition notwithstanding for tins
mas Iuy established the reputation OF our house ana m
creased our trade 20 cent? and lave made large ad1
lions 10 our stock which select in designs than
any time this season.
such Flowers ladys that will delight you, and the Eu-
giDe Gpsey Hats bewitching Call soon, this Is
last stock for this season, and win soon be sold cut
Our stock Of Straw and Fancy Goods EmbToideries &C.
consists Of
1000 rich Paris Bugal Fancy Bonets Imported styles
100 cases Hair, bugal Bond Lace Bonnets;
Is English Straw and other plain STYLES;
dozen imported Imperial Chip Bonnets;
3I6 Cartons Of Paris Flowers, for bonnets parties and
brides;
272 Cartons of Paris Ribbons for bonnets and dress
trimmings;
so dozen Hoop Skirts bone and STEEL extra bone, &c
40 dozen Spanish and French Fans;
SU dozen Parasos assorted quality;
Rich Black Bugal Lace Mantillas and materials;
Bugsl Gimps and Laces, white, blond and Maltese;
Black Bugal Collars and Sets for mourning.
Our stock ofkmbroderies is only beautiful but
consisting in part Of Rich Maltese Work Musn Jaconet
Sets, Collars Of Honon Work, Muslin Maltese and Jaco
net Under-seeves, Worked Bands, Paris Embroidered
HandkeIchefs. fine line Of Paris Mtts, Kid Gloves and
Elastic Belts Ladies fine and medium Osbbas Port Monies
me Bonnet Comb and styles Of Tuck and Redding
Combs with many Fancy Goods, too numerous to mention
Will be sold at great reduction in prices.
trust TO receive the liberal paro extended to
lite attention puncualy and honesty ofpurpose to
mand continuance.
Z. WISE, Agent,
mayo No. 46 Union st. next door to State Bank.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-10
HUGH HENDERSON,
Marble Manufacturer,

C0TIteT q DFO4u uIu ot"'"1' o1S'i
NASHVILLE, TENN,
MOULD inform the people Of Nashville and the sur,
w rounding country that be has recently Improved and
greatly enlarged his MSreYar aud Is now prepared to
on orders in the Marble line az the shortest notice And
favorable for Re wouh eA pariic-
uar attention hiswe selected stock OF Monuments Man
tlePieces Figures stagary Fountains, BApsmai foune
Urns Vases fombs &c many Of which are o. inc Purest
Italian Marble and from the chise Of the best European
masters His arrangements complete Tor furnishing
AL kinds Of Marble either Of his manufacture or IN
ported He has on hand Nlarge quantity q ltalsn Marble
m the rough state which he viii sell low House fur-
nure Ia Egyptian Marble % the best quality be had 81
is yard. lie haturs himself that he the pub
II accommodating terms similar establishment
In the West share Of public patronage is solicited
Ian22-twtwly
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-04-09
LHINEsE SUGAR 49,


AhD OIhEk RARE AND VALUABLE SEEDS.
I'he subscriber has just received a supply OF tbe zen.
4 uhe Cainese sugar cant, from the latet importation,
sulIh leS Ffepafsd 70 lumsh in packages sufficient
70 plant Tour rods Of g~r0und-single packages Is cent
> paeAases Tor one dollar; II for Two dolirs; 100
5AteeI 9olais by mai, post paid, TO any address In ne
United states unler 900 miles.
BeaTdless Barley, japan Peas. Iva nsot ,,.uo.
corn' Ming Philip improved aud the Excekior 80,
corn, Orange and Ice cream Watermelon. Buens 49,.
Beans, aud Chinese Asparagus, la annual DIB, -
ieeuy hardy and easy Ct cultivation ia same qgant M.
a2d same price The entire list Tor 81 OF a selec,io-
ol > l0I 81, sugar cane included.
twenty i've varieties Of choice Flower seeds Al bv
mail, - y!
The subscriber has distributed over IG 600 had. Il
The Beardlcss barley in the States: Tcrfit.ries ard
Canadas, within the last three months, ana bss -,
lO,OJO more for distribution which lie viii n, ,Lse.5
TO send "a single head to any person who viii send ~
address on a PIE paid envelope. Also for g,.,-;,aa,
distribution Poland Oats and Me1icrn wild p5Istoeg b-
mail, 10 packaggsof 4 8 aud sixteen ornees Tbess
will be iorwardedto aud address on the recent r. ~
postage, WhihE 6 cents per ounce under 30oo III.
-2O cents over 3,JOOmics or in the Canaias.
S%ecdsmen, Merchants, Farmers cubs. visLip, a..
genuine seed OF this Sugar Plant, ia a c ,nvepie1fl t.
Tor retailing or dis IibutiOn, viii fad il The least t,cutIa
tnd expense TO procure it lom the Subscribtr. Dr,Cs
on Eastern Banks would be preferred for sums If. t5
md over but bills on specie paying banks Willie H. II,
fully standardization Of a dollar In postage stamns
Give your address, IN full and plliuly. Adifess
/. W. BIlGS, West Macedon, Wayne Co.. n Y
u Publishers OF hewspapefs who receive above ad.
vertisemeut marked, and give it from one to three IN.
seIiions (sendiDg Z copy Of paper containing same N
above adde's will receive BY mail, post paid, the l.t
OF seeds enumerated in secOn paIagaph-S2 worth.
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The sylvanIa Tragody-Wsrd COnvlc.
ted.

The Toledo papers have been filed Tor SOM
time past with The reports Of the trial Of Retauu
J. NJ. Ward, Cor the murder Of bis wife sylvania
On Thursday the Goth ut. the jury returned
verdict Of guilty murder in the first degree. TIL,
wreiehed prisoner received the announcement viii
stoieal indifference.
The Blade sums up the result Of the trial a
follows:
SThe case is one Of the most extraordinary on
record. The evidence going to show the identi.
" Of the remains as those belonging to the body
Of Ms. Ward, is exceedingly slight: aud yet, SC
strong are the circumstances which point to the
guilt Of the prisoner, and so overwhelming the
train Of evidence against him, tina! the jury ha We
had no difficulty in comeing to positive eonclu-
sion in regard to the matter, and will be fully sus-
tanned by the verdict Unpopular opinion. So far
as W are informed, there is not a doubt Of the
ri ghteousness of the judgement which has been rem,
dered,
The murder isone Of the must brutal, honid
and disgusting, in ell the annals of crime. A
husband not only murders his wife, after cold
FLOODED premeditation, but he sits up nights, with
his door locked, cuts her into small pieces, and
burns up her remains in the stove. This process
occupied several days, in which time hebrew large
ly on the shops for shavings and the unsayory
scent went forth from the chimney, ard filed the
n%ostrils of those who happened to be in that Vi
WARD occupied himself with this digus-
ting and appalling work, till he thought he bad
obliterated all traces Of his guilt, and then defed
detection. But murder will outs Its anna.
zing what an array of facts, uuimportant in them.
have been brought to bear on the case,
and what an irresistible conviction of guilt they
carry to the mind. WARD has not yet had bis
but he will be hung by the neck till he
S dead, dead! We heart said that his will be
he fist case of capital execution in this county,"
Ward has made a full confession of the crime,
is sentenced to be hung on the 18th of June
lext.
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Wonderful, But Frue.

A few days since, Mr.. Jas. H.. Beadle, Of Hunts.
vile, Alabama. called on US and gave Us permission
70 publish for the benefit Of suffering humanity, the
astonishing cure which had been effected in the case
Of his vile by the use Of Dr. Hanee's Vegetable Epl.
lcpuc Pills: lie informed us, that at the time Bis wife
commenced using the medicine, her system was 80 en-.
ufeiy prosiTated, by the lumber Of spasms she had
undergone, as TO reduce her weight to loo lbs. Since
she has been taxing ths pills, she has entirely got over
the spasms and has gained IN weight and bodily health
She now weighs at least 800 lbs, and declares she Is
IN better e~ijlymeut Of health than ever before in be
life. Mr. Beadle also related the case Of Mr. Harrison
Lightioot Of the same town, who has been entirely cured
OF the worst form Of Epilepsy By these same pills
Ar. L%ighti0ots case was 20 bad that be never passed
q week without having an attack, often falling down in
the street. lie has not had an attack for more than a
year. Mr. Beadle thinks that fthe pills ever fail In
curing a case, il is for the want Of a proper peTseve.
rance on the part Of the person in taking them, as he
feels assured from observation in the case Of bis wife.
that II they are taken for a s~uflgieut length Of time.
they viii cure any case. Sent to any part Of the coun.
Try by mail, on the receipt ola remittance. Address
eth ). Hance, los Baltimore street, Balumoie, Nd
Price, one box 50; two, s.; twelve; s24.
March al mo,
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SALE.
State of Ohio, Carroll county
Common pleas.
john W. Coz

John W. Cox State Of Ohio, Carroll county.-
l., v Common pleas.
Harry Cox, ct al Partition.
BY virtue Of an order ofsale to me directed, from
the Court of Common Pleas, Of Carroll county and
state Of Ohio; | will offer for sale at the door Of Inc
Court House, in Carrollton,
On Saturday. The End day Of Nan. 1857
between the hours oflO O'Clock A.. NJ and 4 o. clock
7. III, OF said day, the following real estate situate in
East township. in said county, belonging to the estate
OF James Cox, deceased; aud described "a FOL.
lows; LIST tact being sixty acres Of Of the east side Of
the north west quarter Of section 10, Of town.hip Is
oil range ., 2ud tract being q part Of the south east
aud northeast quarters Of section l3, township Is. rauos
D, bounded as follows; beginning at the north west cor.
her oil the south east quarter Of the above section.
thence south As rods, thence east 100 rods. thence north
10 rods, thence west GU rods, thence north u rods
thence west one hundred rods, thence south II rods
containing So acres. Bid tract being co acres off If tho
west side oil the south west quarter Of sccion Is, town.
Ia, oil range four. 4th tract being part Of the south
west quarter OF section is, Oftownship IA. of range 4.
beginning at the north east corner Of said uu1rtor
thence south eighty rods, thence west forty rods
thence moth eighty rods. thence east forty rods. con,
tanning twenty acres. Containing in all 1876 acres
%sutJectto the dover estate Of Mary Cox, widow Of
said James Cox, deceased, set Off to her by metes and
bounds.
Terms of sale, one.third of the purchase money in
hand, onc~third in one year, and one thild in two wear.
with interest from the day of sale, secured bv mortray,
on the premises. JOHN II. WHITCRAFT Sheriff
April 2, lSj7-ts Or. fee SIS 90
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SERIEEI'N SALE.

David Albaugh and wife, In Partition.
vs. In pursuance ofa pl1Ties
Elizabeth Levy. ct, as. alias order Of The Court Of
Common Pleas Of Carroll county, Ohio, and to me d.
rected in this case, | will offer for sale at the door Of
the court house, in Cirrollton, Carroll eouety, Ohio,
On Saturday, tie l8h day Of Aprl, 1857,
the following described cal estate, viz: The one undi-
yided halt Of lot number Gny, (50) 10 Atkinson adj.
ton to the town Of Carrolitol, Carroll county, and
State Of Ohio. Appraised at SIS. Terms oDethifI
cash, Une-third in one year and the remainder in two
years, secured by mortgage.
JOlN II. WHI7CRAFT, Sheriff.
March u, 1857, I'd pr fee $50.
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Mem Special Notices.

DuneannOn, January IL, 1855
DR.. G. NJ. Jackson-Dear Sir-"I was for FIVE years
severely afflicted with Chronic Bilious Dysentery, for
which | was attended by several of the best Physicians
in the country, but all ofno avail. l also used various
remedies, but could find nothing to benefit me until
| was induced to try Hollands German Bitters, after
taking four bottles of which, 1 was entirely cured. and
am now enjoying the best of health"
DR.. H. B, SCARBOROUGH says:
Dover, Tenn, Aug. %. 1881 have sold all the
German Bitters you have sent me, and if the prapara-
ton continues to do as much good asst has done, it
will be the best medicine ever cold here"
See advertisement.
March 81, 2y,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-04-09

TOWNSHIP OFFICERS The following person
were chosen officers of this Centrs) township OF
last Monday:
TFustees-Dayid Maple,
William Baxter (Town)
jacob Maple.
Cerk-James Gallaher.
AsSesSoT-Ricbard Ruuion.
CoaStaJle-John Ebersole,
SaperUisOr-Jacob s.. Coleman.
r. r. DrecOrs-E. R. Eckley.
Jacob HeIfrich.
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RoBBEaY AT STEUBENvILLE.-Ihe SteubenviIle
mon of the Goth ult, says:-"Mr, Smith, pay
master on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad
was eased of some $4,000 in this city, some time
between 6 o'clock on Tuesday evening, and 8
O'Clock on Wednesday morning. He had the mo.
ney in bis carpet sack along with some $4,000
more, which The thief overlooked or did not think
it expedient to take. No clue has yet been discov.
cred which promises to lead to the detection of the
scoundreI. y
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SnERIFEl'S SALE.

Jonathan Long
Administrator of Order of Sale.
John McA!iister
VS. In pursuance ofan order of Sale is
John F, Lii dsey { sued hom the Court of common
Pleas of Carroll County Ohio and to me directed. ]
will offer for Sale at the door of the Court House in
CarrOllton, Carroll County, Ohio.
On Satudoyhe 1871 dag of Apra 1857.
Between the hours of ten o'clock A. N and four o'clock
P NJ ofaaid day the following; real estate 1.-THE North
half of the South Wesr quarter dissection twenty eight
(2S) in township thirteen Q3) of Range four al con-
tanning eighty acres Of land in Fox Township Carroll
County 0~hio--Terms Cash.
March 10. 1851. ]. II. WHITCRAFT.
Pr. fee 50 90 Sheriff