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Navy Agents once,
mo. 57T.l
Notice

Of The Removal u the Land Office from Saul Sc Na,ie Marquette,
IN Michigan 8'
+ N accordance with the provisions of the act Of
Congress entitled An act authorizing changes in the location Of
land Offices approved March g. 1883
known that tie oniee for the sale Of public MARIE
in the State o Michigan will be removed the MARQUETTE
in said State at as curly period pyact;coJie
Further notice the
the register and receiver Of the su
Given under hand at the city Of Washington
March, A. D. 1857.
b, order Of the President.
TIIOS. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner ho General Iand Office
Mar 21-1aw6w lint and StarI
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Fresh Reef and vegetables for the Navy.

NAVY AeKyrs osfIcr
April 25, 1867.
NEAl.ED PROPOSALS will be received at this Of
~ nee until Monday, tho twenty nth day May 1857
upy such quantities of fresh beef and vegetables be
ued on the Washington during scal commencing
Isl day Of July and ending the 3oth june 1857
occ and vegetables be qualify and the best the
affords and each article must be offered for by the pound
with approved security will be required onehalf the cst
amount Of the contract and twenty cent IN addition viii
s nneld from e amount d each payment 20 be made rol
Tor the dne performance of ,hs contract which win
Scoount be paid until MS fully complied with
ey osr made he accompanied directed IN the
making appropriation for the naval service for lst6
ea lV'h August fsa6) by signed by
ponsbe persons the effect bot he they undertake that
@ bidder or bidders wi his lid asepscd
within hve days. with good and sufficient surees
",olsh the articles proposed
40 proposal will be accompanied by such gua
Ipos A. GREESLEAF, Navy Agent
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CHARLEs KINGsLEY's NEW BOOK. Tive

0tHARLES KINGSLEY'S NEW BOOK Two
~ Years Ago; by the Rev Charles Kingsley author Of "Angus
leigh" ti
The Americans abrgmcnt of the
tive OF the United States expedition japan under Commodore Perry
by Robert Tonnes. 81
readily accessible in literature history and science edited by David
A. Wells. 81 2S
wavccy Novels, household edion-Guy Manncring volumes
81
The Worlds Own; by Julia Ward Howe 10 cents,
Poems by Charles Swain ypuc blue and gold rs cents.
Iongfcows Prose Works, vols, blue and gold VI rs
Isabel The Young the love- by John Cordy
son 10 cents.
Reading without Tears Mode OF Learning
the author of "Pecp of Day.". so cents.
The ohid pook Of Naurc by Washington Hooker 81 25
Miss Strickands Queens OF Scotland, volume o. 81
just published and for sale
TAYLOR MAURYS
April II Bookstore, 9th
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BANKING HOUSE OF CIUBB BROTHERS,
Washington, January l. 1857.
TOIIN d. BARROW and HENRY HOLMES are
this day admitted partners In the Banking House of
Chnbb Brothers The firm from this date will be composed Of Cas
81 Chnbb John d. Barrow and Henry Holmes. The House
venport Iowa. composed Of Charles Cubb Douga
aud Alexander Barrow under the arm Chubb Brothers,
row, Co. CHUBB BROTHERS,
Jan 1--du
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w ], BINGHAM 4 s0NH SELECT SCHOOL,,
wv The fs session viii commence July 18th Number lin
cd N5ne but good and oe boys Those ready
latin much preferred Ago and advancement applicants
desired For terms, &c, address
W. J. BINGHAM,
March lo--lsssms Oaks Orange county, y, C.
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|tOMPLETION of Panama Railroad Reduction
OF fare 10 mail steamships leave New
York for Apnwa tho 9th and 10th Of each month connecting
with mail steamers from Panama 70 san Francisco
have Inspected and approved by the Navy
Department, and guaranty speef and s.fay.
The Panama railroad H miles long) now completed from ocean
OCEAN crossed IN hours The baggage Of passengers
New York through San rancico and
embarked the companys The
money New York royers all expenses OF the trip.
ke IN mort In New York Panama and San
detention in accident that the route Is
entirely riiabIe.
Panama tho day they arrive nj Aspnga
through by each and take charge Of womon
and children without other protectors.
through the lowest apply at the III
west street New York TO L. ". RAYMOND.
May 6--dtf
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United states Mail.
VERMONT,

VERMONT
Posr 0fIcK DErAHIaTSr,
Washington, April Is, 1857.
DROPOSALS for carrying the mails Of the United
States from July j. 1851 June 30 1861, Inclusive the
following
tract Office Of this Department until Of Ma,
decided the day:
I'm lieu Of under numbers Isl
January 1s57.)
Va! Prom Woodstock Windsor, rs miles
week and from Woodstock, by Barnard Bethel
and back, six Times week. ts
Leave Woodstock daily, except sunday, q a m;
Arrive at Windsor by 7a4 d M:
Lease Windsor daily except Sunday arrival OF
Afriyo al Woodstock BY 81.
Leave Woodstock daily, except Sunday, at s a M
Arrive at Bethel by II a
Leave Bethel daily, except Sunday, al IN;
Arrive Woodstock by N.
Az aysyie Sockbridge Pttsfed sher
bune, Mendor 10 Rutland, back six times
week,
propose scheines departures arrivals
DO approved by the Iostnasiers the
i5s From Sokbgc, by Rochester, Hancock,
back q from Ripton, w Fas, Middle.
bury to Mddlchury, miles and back week
Bidders propose schedules Of ala 10 he
approved by the rostmacrs al the ends of The route
proposals requirements ad
inviting proposals for pa New England
dated 1st January isag be found principal posi- oces
AARON v. BROWN,
Ap 1s--las4wt Postmaster General
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Dwellings, furniture, mills. manufa tories
warehouses.
DouNTY LAND WARRANT. Whereas, on the

p0uNTY LAND WARRANT. Whereas, on the
ID 18th October 1885, bounty land warrant No 1882 for l60
acres issued to the undersigned in his October To- lS5a
and BY the Commissioner OF Pensions George H. Hickman OF
Baltimore and has been lost ai have never received said war
rant hereby give that have transferred assigned said
warrant authorized sell assign the for
IN and have filed affidavit cavcat to prevent the
issue Of patent TO fraudulent claimant and will apply for dup
cate for the same at The proper time
Apll-1aw6ws ELISHA S. JOHNSON.
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t Ia. FAINT, Jr., & CO., land agents and deal
xs ers In exchange, Iecompon, KansasIand warrants 10
time. ~
Ioca'ions made on njoint accountr
% active partner the firm engaged in the United stes sur
'S IN hanSas, and VIII be able 10 make choice locations
Business sent through Sweeney, Renlioue, Fan Co viii bo
orwarded
sehey kitenhouse, fan Co, Bankers Washington d. G.
4 W Clark, Dodge, 4 Co. Bankers New York
ITeAe Co, Bankers, Philadelphia.
gosah lee 4 Co., Bankers Baltimore
ppowe snowden, Co., Bankers, Alexandria Va.
Manry Go, do Richmond, Wa
u nerreI Co, do New orleans
" Sgnh T. anderson Co, do st. Louis, Mo
March ls-wI6leoIm
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IaREE nrRNING coAL.-JnHt recciyea one cnrp

TNREE BURNING C0AL.-Just received one cargo
IL free burning coal expressly for cooking.
All coal wcl screened before delivery
A superior loi of wood hand.
weight he relied in all and the price
as The besta article Will admit
Coal kept under cover, 2,2lo pounds to the ton
Il. j. a W. NJ GAIT,
Northwest 12th and c streets, No, sI7,
One square south Of Penn avenue.
Ap 10-d2w
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IN Georgetown, D. G. where all Kinds Of entertainments arc
the best oenms cakes, ices, confccion
shortest notice and the most moderate terms
Medal the last exhibition Of the metropolitan Mechanics
Institute.
Feb 3--dtf
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TIME CHILD'S BOOK OF NATURE PLANTS,
j. Animals Air Water, Heat, &c by W. Hooker NJ d vol.
Illustrated.
label The Young and ,he Old Love by j. Jsaaresop
Reading Without Tears.
suhkand's Queens Of Scotland. Vol 6,
Aple FRANcK TAYLOR
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Bss~ The First Annual Exhibition Of the Washing
Ion Art Association comprising ptue satuay, &C.. by the most
sn artists in tho United Satcs will be opened TO tho public ut
Nc eorcorans building II street. between 18th and aih
streets on Saturday morna tho h instant a 10 o'clock and
M continue until further notice. between the houra
10 m and 10, Tickets Of admission may be procured
INC door md at the principal the Single nd
mission twenty Ave cents. Season tickets, lr'y csntst
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LIMITED STATES LAWS, ls56-'51.-The Stat
uc AZ largo aud Treaties Of the rned America
the Third Session Congress edited
ny Geo Mnot Published BY authority Royal 81
Just published by IdrTIE brown, 4 CO.
Ap le-2hfo liz Washington street. Boston
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Il 0ST LAND WARRANT. The undersigned gives
IL notice that he will apply Pensions for
duplicate land warrant in lieu Of issued Thomas Richardson,
dated lh day OF December 1856 100 No 1888 which has bcen
o Ia the transmission by Glcnwood Iowa directed
ihanas suior Washington d. c. mailed l7 December 1855
Mar 25-lawGws THOMAS r. SUFFER-
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CIT JOSEPHS ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES,
~ Emmttsbur Frederick county Maryland
OF studies this Institution the 2 August and
terminates the last Thursday in June The for board and
tuition $3.50 payable semi annually advance There
are extra charges for music drawing painting and also for Spanish
Italan German and Latin The for tho primary
composed Of pupils under nine years 800 per
able halfy yearly in advance
Letters Of inquiry should be addressed the MOTHER SuPE
RIoR Of st. Josephs Academy Emmburs Frederick county
Maryland
July S--dlyear
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FINO LEASE, for term of years, the mansion of the
i late General Towaon, United States contains all the
modern improvements works.
ply 70 J. b X SMITH, esq, at bis Office, on street
March 2l--2wt 3a
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For copouness definition and adaplcdncss tbs
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. Published BY q. 4 G. MERRIAM Springfield, Mass.
sold by all booksellers In Washington and elsewhere,
March h7-lm<kcp't
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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND in Iowa for Sale
Tho undersigned for sale the W. fractional quarter
section H. township 49, north Of tho State
This rolling PRAIRIE Shockey's
Crooked Creek Hes close the burlington and Washington road
ies Burlington 10 miles from Washington 10 miles
Pleasant Columbus city miles from Charlottesville
II
miles; miles grist mill miles distant Ncighbor
settled, with church and school privileges fine grove
building spot the land
CIiAS =. sTANsBURY
Patent Agent, +0f street
Anrii l4~-eo{y " Corner OF 9TH
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paoTEcTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS AND DAMAGE BY FIRE,
,s pyRlLs or THE SEA AND LyLAND TRANsPoRTl-
20 1f0N
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nR. NJ. v. II, BOGAN respectfully informs hi
IL friends and tho public that he his ore
dcDcc No. 45l Massachusetts
7h streets where hc viii be happy TO receive tho calls Of his friend
who may require his professional
March 19--cod4ts
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I0FFEE, FRUIT, &c.7O bags green Rio coffee.
" Also, consignment
800 oranges
200 do lemons.
just received and for sale by
March 2l-co3tf MURRAY & sENIMEa
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WAsuISGrox. March

$500 -
ThoS. J. MuHday and Dr.. Bradford. both o.
New York, in consequence Of an afFray At one
Of the principal hotels on Saturday night fought
. duel near this city yesterday afternoon
Two shots were fred. neither Of the parties be-
ing injured, and the affair was then AmieabIy
adjusted.
Gen. cass has gone to Michigan. - make
arrangements for a settled residence here.
Snow commenced falling at half past nine
this morning,
The Cabinet in session this morning, was en-
gagged, it is generally believed. in considering
the policy to be pursued relative to the Execu.
tive appointments. All the departments have
furnished lists Of the officers who hold places
under limited commissions. The opinion pre-.
walls tina. such officers will be permitted to cot.
tinue until the expiration Of their commissions,
to be re-appointed or not, as the administration
may deem proper.
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'plsion nofhiin2 he former eais hksa philoso-
Phsr DIE later like aPiS. The former eats a,
much ~ he wants, The latter eats more than
he wants.
10 small quantities. and occasionally. many
things may be eaten with advantage, which. L
eaten continuously for weeks and months. or
in inordiuate amOuhis. would occasion serious
results. There are also lmes aud seasons for
different articles Of food; for example fruits
and berries. when ripe. fresh. perfect may be
freely erten in the earlier parts Of The day. bat
II largely eaten after sundOWn. especially Al
some seasons Of the year, actually endangsr
life, and have destroyed thOusands."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-03-19

WEARING THE BEARD.-Although tits not
customary to wear the beard in the United
States, it would undoubtedly contribute to the
health Of men to Go so, at least if unshorn
from the edge of the jaws aud chin downward
Clergymen would in all cases be benefited by
it. Hair is natures protector against cold
Our bene6cent Creator does nothing in vair
Rowland says on this subject:
at may be safely argued as a general ply
Biological principle that whatever evinces a free
and natural development of any part Of the
body, is, byinecessity, beautiful. Deprive
the lion of his name, the cock Of its comb.
The peacock Of The emerald plImsge Of its
tail, the ram and deer of their horns, and they
not only become displeasing to the eye, but
lose much of their power and vigor. And i,
is eNsy to apply this reasoning to the hairy
ornaments of a mans face. The caprice Of
Of fashion alone forces the Englishmen to shave
of those sppendages which give to the male
countenance that true masculine character. in
dicative Of energy bold daring, and decision.
The presence or absence of the beard, as an
addition to the face, is the most marked and
distinctive peculiarly between the countenan-
ces Of the two sexes. Who can hesitate to
admire the noble countenance of the 0smanli
Turk o. Constantinople, with his un-M Monaghan
length of beard? Ask any OF the fair sex wheth
er they will not approve and admire the noble
coun.enance Of Mehemet Ali, MAJOR Herbert
Edwards, the he re of the Punjaub, Sir Charles
Napier, and others, as set off by their beard?
We may ask with Beatice, What m amer of
man is he? Is his head worth a hat, OF. his
chin worth a beard?' l have noticed the whis-
kegs and boards of many of our most eminent
physicians and merchants encroaching upon
their former narrow boundaries, while it is
well known that noFa few of our divines have
been long convinced Of The folly of disobeying
one OF natures fixed laws; but hitherto their
unwiIlingness to shock the prejudice of their
congregations, has prevented them from giving
effect to their convictions. The beard is not
merely for ornament, it is for use. Nature
never does anything in vain; she Is economical
and wastes nothing, She woul never erect n
bulwark where her domain unworthy o~fprotec.
!iGa, or were there no enemy 10 invade it,"
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RIFF SALE,

John W. Cox State Of Oaio, Carroll equity
Common pleas.
Mary Coz, ct al Partition.
By virtue Of an order If sale TO me directed, from
the Court Of Common Pleas, Of Carroll county and
state Of Ohio; / will offer for sale at the door Of the
Court House, in CarroTton,
On Saturday. the 2lst dog Of March, 1857,
between the hours oflO O'Clock 4. ~. and 4 O'Clock
P. N, OF said day, the following real estate situate in
East township. in said county, belonging TO the estate
Of James Cox, deceased; and described az fol-
lows: lst tract being sixty acres IF Of The east side Of
he north west quarter dissection IL, Of tosnship Is
Of range 5, End tract being a part Of the south east
and northeast quarters Of section IL, township 10, range
), bounded as follows; beginning at the north west cor.
ner Of the south east quarter Of the above section,
thence south 45 rods, thence east lGJ rods, thence north
d rods, thence west 60 rods, thence north ~ rods,
thence west one hundred rods, thence south II rods,
SO ceres. 3d tract being 60 acres of e the
west side Of the south west quarter dissection Is, town
IA, Of range four. 4th tract being part Of the south
west quarter Of section Is, OF township IA. Of range 4,
beginning at the north east corner Of said quarter,
thence south eighty rods, thence west forty rods,
thence north eighty rods. thence east forty rods, con.
tanning twenty acres. 9th tract being 40 acres Of the
west side Of the south west quarter Of section s, Of
township ii, Of range four. 6.h tract being 40 acres Of
of the east side Of the south east quarter Of section I,
Of township II and range 4. containing in al 276 acres,
subject to the dover estate Of Mary Cox, widow o.
said James Cox, deceased. set OF to her by metes aud
bounds,
Terms of sale, ne.third Of the purchase money in
band, one-third in one year, and one third in two years
With interest from the day Of sale, secured bv mortgage
on the premises. JOHN II. WHITCRAFT, Sheriff.
Feb. 10 1851. I'D. Or. fec So 80.
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TEA AND CoFFEE.-We clip the following
from Halls ~ Y. Journal of Health, for
March.
"There are certain districts in the United
States where new notions of every description
flourish with amazing vigor, as far as the num-
Ger Of converts ere concerned; among these
mere notions are the injurious effects of tea
and coffee as a daily drink.
l think that II is demonstrate that a single
cup Of weak tea or coffee at a meal, especially
in cold weather, and most especially in persons
of n weakly habit or constitution, is fal more
healthful than a glass of cold water.
Tea and coffee doubtless do injure some PEG.
ple--that is, some persons may not be able to
drink them without its being followed by some
discomfort; so will even water, if used loo free
ly; and l think Z it will be found that, IN nearly
every such case of uncomfortableness after &
cup of tea or coffee, this condition OF things
has been brought about by the too free use o
these articles, or that the tone Of the stomach
has been impaired by improper eating.
Mae is styled an omnivsrous animal--ar
animal eating everything. No created ANNA
can eat and drink, without discomfort, half tn,
articles consumed by man. know very vel
that men die before their days are half number
ed, in consequence Of errors in eating AM
drinking; but these disastrous results do not a
rise from the quality of mans aliment, bu
from the quantity--it is the quantity whicI
prematurely kills millions. A sensible mai
may eat almost anything with imPSnity, a sim
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-03-19

GOVERNOR CnAsE's MESSAGE IN New Or
LEANs.-The New Orleans correspondent of the
Ohio State journal gives the following d~escrir-
Aion Of the reception of Governor Chase's mes
sage 10 the south:
am just from the reading room Of the ST
Charles where I had the pleasure Of seeing the
message Of Gov. Chase. in a Cincinnati paper,
L. vac curious to see how eagerly it was scan
aed over. and its contents inquired after, BY
the various gentlemen who happened to be
present FROM different parts Of the south. The
position Of Ohio, es a leading republican State
and particularly Gov. Chase, who has long
been known as one of the ablest snti-slavery
men Of the country. very naturally attracts tb'
attention Of southern polite ians and readers
Few men haze been more bitterly ~assaileC
than Mr. Chase, in consequence of his manly
opposition Of slavery. And Jet he is not with
out his admirers here. as frequent little dis
c~ussions show. And Lhe present was not with
out It's testimony to the same effect.
grave old man. after wadiug through column
aeer column, very lsboriously of the Govern
or's statement Of the financial affairs Of tn
State, 10 search of treason" very safely re
marked as he pushed aside the paper. Il &c
Rsthing terrible in that message"
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NMERIFF'N SALE.

David Albaugh and wife, J In Partition.
VS. In pursuance Oi a pluries
Elizabeth Levy. ct, ais. 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 CarrOllton, Carroll county, Ohio,
On Saturday, tile 18Th day Of Apri' 1857,
the following described 1al estate, viz: The one undi~
yided half of lot number fifty, (5O) in AtkinsOu, add.
ton to the town Of Carrollton, Carroll county, and
State of Ohio. Appraised at Sis. Terms Oue.third
cash, one third in one year and the remainder in two
years, secured by mortgage.
JOHN II. wHITCRAFT, Sheriff.
March IL, 1851, I'd pr fee $50.
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HERIFF'S SALE.

Isaac Kryster, Order OF Sale
VS. By yirue Of an order Of
A. B. Bier 'eman, sale issueG from the Court Of
Common Pleas of Carroll county Ohio. and to me d.
rected in this case, l will expose to sale at the door Of
the Court House, CarrOllton, Ohio.
On Saturday. the 4h dag of april, 1857,
between the hours Ofl0 o'clock A. n. aud 1 o'clock
n. NJ, the following described real estate situate in the
town of CarrolltOu, Carroll county, Ohio, LOT number
twenty eight, l25) in Roberts third addition to the
said town, Appraised at 500 0. Terms cash,
JOHN H. WHITCRAFT, Sheriff.
March 5, 1857 .-ts. pr. fee, 50 50.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-03-19

PeersQn's Magazine, for Aprl is one of the
finest numbers that has greeted us since our
acquaintance with this invaluable Magazine.
There is not a magazine extant, that strives
harder to please the Ladies'; and we are safe
in saying that it has accomplished this hercu-
lean task. Its thrilling tales, its elegant en-
cravings, it's correct, beautiful fashion plates,
and its fine patterns for embroidery and need
10 work cannot-be surpassed.
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SAILS OF PERosNAL PRoPERry.-W. B.
Woodward, Eiq., will sell a fine los Of house
hold and kitchen furniture, on Saturday next.
DR.. ]. S. Hunter will dispose Of an extensive
stock Of household goods. medical instruments,
DC, on Thursday the 26th inst.
H.V. Beaver proposes to sell an extensive
and sPPeTioS lot Of new furniture, al Pekin OF
Friday. the eth inst.
Bargains may be had at the above sales
Turn out everybody aud attend them. Th,
PrOprietOrs 60 west this Spring. They viii
sell.
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SNERIVF'S SALE.

George @. Payne, State of Ohio, Common Pleas.
va Civil Action,
Henry Swartz. Order Of Sale.
BY virtue of an order Of sale issued out Of the Court
OF Common Pleas for Carroll county, Ohio, an to me
directed. [ will offer for sale at the door of the Court
uonse in the town of CdrrOlltOn, between the hours of
10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock P. N.
On Saturday, tile 1871 day Of Apra, 1857,
the following real estate, to wit: Lot number twenty.
four (2) in the town of Magnolia, Rose township,
Carroll county, Ohio, occupied as a tavern stand. Sold
a the property OF George G. PAYNE. Terms cash,
JOHN H. WHITCRAFT, Sheriff.
March IL, 1857. I'd pr fee $50.