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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-01-31

Kiss OR FIGNr.-An e1chnrsa tells story
of country party thus: \ stalwart ycang
rustic, Tho was known as a f0rmlc,hie opera
tor in "fr.e fight" had just married
blooming and beautiful country girl, ouly
sixteen years Of age, and The twa!n were at"
party where number of young folks Of both
sexes were enjoying themselves il the good
old.fashioned pawn. playing style. Every git,
in the room was called cvt sud kissed gEcep,
Nrs j., the beautiful you: o.iae Iscfc9aid
and although there was CcS p vtJaESter
present who was not dying to taste her lips,
they were restrained by the presence ot hoI
herculean husband, who stood regarding the
party with look OF UGllGa G.,9a.!sia2.!o0.
They mstook the cause cI bis anger, how
ever for. suddenly rolling Up bis sleeves, he
stepped into the middle Of the Tooro, and, il
tone of voice that at onco Cecprel marked
attention, said
"Gentlemen, l have heon noticing how
things have been working here for some timo.
and / amt halls satisfied don't want to
raise fuss, but "Whats the matter.
John :" inquired hall dozen voices. "What
do you mean? Have we done anything to
hurt your feelings 2? Yes. you have aN a
you have hurt my feelings, AID I've got icst
this to say about it. Here's every gal l. .he
room been kissed mighty nigh a dozen tiuEs
apiece, and there's ny wife who I consider ae
likely as any 0, EN-, has not had a single one
tonight and juct tel! you now, if she don't.
get as many kisses the Balance Of the time
as any gal in the room, the man that slighta
her has got nc to fght--that's al! Now 60
ahead with your playsw If Mrs -
was sighted during The balance Of the c,er-
ing we did not know j. As fir ourselves
We know that John had no faul. - find wi'h'
US individually, foc any neglect on ou5 part.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-01-31

A Bad MARK-"Ive got boy foryou, cir
oGlad gift; who is be 2" asked The master
workman Of large establishment. The man
told the boys name and where be lived
"Don't want him." said The master, gersman,
"hs has got "a bad mark a bad marx, sir.
what 7" 81 meet him every day With cigar
IN his mouth. / don't want q sIaokss.-
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3 Narratiot,
tFrcm the Westminster Rcview.l
LIONS AND LIOM HUNTING.

|. La 1ucu,. de Lions. Par Jules Gerard.
Paris: 1855. l. La ChaSSe au Lion Ct les
gutreS ChaSSe dc EAigerie.--
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r. s. OF a.
aslncyIherry Brandy!

TUST received fresh supply of Blackberry
- Brandy and invaluable remedy for Summer
complains by VIM. A. bKUNEk'
August 2, 1866
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-01-31
IT. S OF A.

"God and our Ndtire Lana."
CtUSQUEHANNA CAMP, no. 29, Of the O..
~ Of the l.. $. A. holds its stated sessions every
McsnAY evening in their New Hall, opposite L.
Y. Brights store. Sunbury, Pa. Initiation and
regalia, $500.
NJ. l.. SlIlNDEL, W. c.
I.ryI SEAsHoLT2, X. ).
Sudbury, January 10, le57.--oct 90 '55
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9 OF u a M

O CE' = = n NVL-
GUNBURY COUNCIL, No. 80, o. of L. A,
~ NJ. meets every TTrsnAr evening in the
American Hall, opposite r. Y. brights store
Msrkct street. Snnbury, Pa. Members of the
order are respectfully requested to attend.
NJ. l.. SHINDEL, g.
SIS. HESpprcKs, r. S.
Sunbury. Jan. 5, ls57-oct 20, '55.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-07-16
fr0- 'ho Cleveland Herald
IHE KANSAS ELE TIOS FARCE.

The returns reoeivedfrom Tie election Of dele
gates to the Constitutional Convention provided
by the bogus Legislature. demonstrate the weik-
ness Of the pro-slavery party in the Territory
The Free State men stayed awsy from the polls A.
together, and the fact being generally known that
they would do 50, there was no occasion for Mis-
souh to sgau pour in her bordes Of illegal voters.
The whole STAIR became complete fEEle. The
LeavenwOrh correspondent Of the St. Louis Dem
oeruf saysi
~Ths number Of votes pOllsd here was but gas.
The whole number In this county (which Is the
most pOPulous In the State and could poll several
thOusand) does not exceed 500. jefferson eoun-
ty which has alec large population, is said to
bave pOlled but 30 vctes. DO0glas county, which
includes Lawrence and 1ecompton, and embraces
large and TOpulous region IN that portion of the
territory, gives I75 ballots. Ia franklin county
it is claimed that there are 500 voters, but an
assured by gentleman who has just arrived from
there thst there has been practically no election
there. When he left be could only hear Of about
thirty votes thst bad been poled in the whole
county.
1t is believed here by those who have the best
facilities for knowing, that there have not been
more than iheen hundred votes given in the
whole territory. Selsh The pro-slavery resi-.
dents are greatly dscom6ted, and declare that the
free Stale men are sd stubborn set Of peo.
ple."
The twelve regular democrats, Buchanan nom,
inees, opposed to the submission Of the Constitu
ton to the vote of the people, were elected il
Leavenwohh county, the average vote Of the in.
dependent candidates being only Is. In Doug
las county the regular democratic nominees rscev
cd an average vote of 1856, and the Independent
candidates 100. The government organ here will
as in duty bound, give its loudest Shanghai crow
over the" Glorious Democratic Victory in KansasI'
unless perchanee such paragraphs as the following
comment on the election from the Leavenworll
Times stnngIes It's Chapman with the pip. Says
the Tines
What spectacle for great Republican natior
10 look upOnl What a ratification of the polio,
Of Mr.. Gov WalkorI What an enthusiastic re
spOme to Mr.. Buehanan's inaugural What &
withering, biting, blasting killing rebuke to the
officials, in and out of the Territory, who have ia
Vorcd this scheme One more registry, backc
up by another cargo of broken down Eastern poll
ticians, and there woUld not be a vote to sustain
tue Administration,
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FlHftXrfEbE6.

itwt, Je seen by re.erence to tue esll Of Tie
Crdlral committee, tfat the time has Ueen exten
dcd fiOm 4 O'clcck P. NJ. till g. O'Clock p. A.,
for tue svOWed purpose Of enabling al the 70.
ters Of the respective townships to attend the con.
veutiOn Of The 7th Of August next.
We hope that sppry man who Is at heart Op.
POsed to tbs party Of the tEiH sins Sarsry and
POlygu~g, and their extension into the terrific
ries Of this government, with their hydra-beaded
offspring, will turn out on that day. and assist in
placing in nomination such 9 ticket as will Sc.
cure the cooperation Of every man who entertains
the opinions ppOu which the Revolutionary father.
reared the American Republic. Let no man
fail to attend the conventions N the townships, and
select substantial and discreet delegates to the
county convention, and we are Of opinion that al
will be well done, for whatever is done will b
done with al eye to the welfare Of the grta
cause To which we are all devoted. ..
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Il seems to Bs that the ,imple,t and f-irey
Wy 10 lrng the Whois matter TO an early anl
pescefu issue. will be 70 let the Conveuiion just
chosen make as good Tor bad) Constitution as it
shall be able to devise, aud then submit both this
and that Of the Free State men to the whole
People under regulations which viii insure a
fair vote. Let the qusstiOu be fairly put-'7O-
Peks constitution" or "LscOmptOu Constitution"
each voter indicating bis choice Of the majoity
being recognized on ell hands Ss the Constitution
Of Kansas THIS neither party vii be required
to sacrifice its convictions nor its consistency, and
the will Oflhe People will assuredly prevail. Why
should any advocate Of popular Sovereignty
demurf
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MORE MORGAN.

The New Lisbon Buckeye State says that:
SMorgan, early in the year 1855, while on q
visit to New Lisbon, told some half dozen prom.
inent citizens of this place that "}resin was id
rascal"-that be knew he abstracted the State
funds and used them for private speculation, and
he threatened to expose the rascal when he went
to Columbus"
But friend Buckeye. instead Of coming back
and erposing him, he came back and did what
he could to re-elect this same Odd rasca" TO the
Office of State Treasurer for t,co years more
aud 10 make it all right and humbug the people
and cover up the de!alcation which he kne,O exs.
ted, Morgan got on the same ticket with him, and
thus they rode double through the campaign, un-
III the people drove them both where the devil
drove Tie swiue-C Columbus Journal.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

By vhtes d ofieF OF a "a et lev :. &, - .s
ct The cogrt gl @,unon pleas fot CarfBH hoBnlt -
cA,e o. une ~ otter for sale At the door u lhs
Court hoass 10 CAfroItuu, on
-kOhday Lig l0h dap Of .Augusf A N iaE1
between be hpan OF 10 O'CLOCK A. AZ. and s,e1s..s
7. ~ oi said jay q cit; The fOOsing premises. -
uaie IL the egunty Of Carroll and Sats of Ohla -;
part ofthe North East quarter Of sssslsu Ihr,y.s
lSl township fourteen l4l asd range ave (t a ~
anus olrss'ed 70 be sold At ssssbsayss Ohls, dsscF
Commencing at post at the sodtH east eOtusI Of ths
lanyard lot known formerly As Beattys nov Youhga
Tanyarde thence south sixty one and thres onsrter A.
grees east seven rods and eleven Inks along he .nd
line Of Valentine oersOle, 70 post near he rua o.
creek thence north tuenty-nine degrees east twelve
perehes 70 post thence north hiteea deeraas 80
ten peTches and nineteen LIMA 10 q eost ~ - -
Of the cfesk thence north a1tySexoa u She ousTteg
degrees west seventeen perches and twenty nfs 70 y
post thence north forty one and one auartsr deeFoos
west Eve perches and twenty Hnks q 4 post
thence n,sth thirty degrees. west Eve rods and
seven links TO post, thence north EgeVe and one
half degrees west nine perches and hVe md one.haf
links to- pos thence south nineteen a0d ons-hah do
grees, west eight perches Snd fifteen hnks along the
middle Of the Steubenvie road to opposite RunyOn .
town lots thence south 6ityseven dsgrees east eev.
en- perches and thirteen links 70 gate post, henes
south twensy-eght degrees, vest seven perchss and
eleven links to the northwest corner Of foune IAN.
yard lot thence sOuth fftynins and one quarter De.
grees east twelve perehes and tWentythree and Ono-
half links along the north side Of said ot the north.
east corner Of the same thence south tweaty.eighl
and one half degrees west twelve perehes and tsenty
and One.hal links TO the place Of beginnng contain
ing two acres Of land, more or less
Also another tract lot Of ground situate The
town of CarrolOn in the county Of Carroll and State Of
Ohio, bounded and described as follows to W Begin
ming at the north west Of ot lately Owned BY
Valentine Bbersole, nov by Adam Erskine across the
Steuben slle road frOma house, formerly, owned By
VIM. r. Lloyd now, by VIM. O. Runion In CarFolltOn;
running thence south itynne degrees, east eleven SO
rods, thence north twenty yeght degrees, east twelve
"A rods thence north fhy.sx degrees, west tSelVo
rods to tfe Steubenvle road thence seuth tEenyseV.
en- degrees vest along said road twelve 90 rods 70
the place OF beginning; containing seven.eighis Of an
acre more or less and situated IN the northwest quar-
ter of section twenty five t25) township fourteen
and range five (6) in the Steubenville land district
The above lots Of land appraised al one handred
and ten dollars. Terms Cash.
JOHN ii. WHTTCRAFT,
July ., '57.-pr fee Sc Sheriff Of tArrOll Co.
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US, No. voTEs P0LLKp. Eo. REaIsrEREp.

Grand total. :. .i,572 ........ 1902
AIN Johnston county, as we are informed by a
gentleman who was present mauy votes were
pOlled by MissOurians residing in wesiporf, Inde-
Perdence, Kansas City, and other adjoining sec.
tons Some Of them profess to hold claims iu ;be
territory, but are beyond all cavil actual citi.
zens Of Missouri. One Of the delegates returned
from johnson county George McGOwan is said
to be citizen of Wespoh. Our informant
states that be met Mr.. Nolan, IA prominent cti.
zen Of independence at the polls at Green Springs
and that Nolan said he was there to vote, bui
could not do so until lie had seen Tom johnson
to learn which was the right ticket. 1t was I'M,
possible 70 find poll list posted up in the county
before election; but It is stated that the names o.
Clay, Pate, and many Othc: Missourinus we're upon
it,"
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SIIERIFF'S SALE.

Thomas Lee, ct ais. Civil action.
vs.. Petition to fOreeIoae or.
The Carroll Co r. e. Co DEE Of sale
In pursuance of order Of sale issued from the Court
Of Common Pleas of Carroll county Ohio and to me di-
rec.ed. will offer for sale at the door Of the Court
House, in CarrOlton, Carroll county. Ohio,
On Thursday, tie 2o@ day Of ,4ggHsi. 1851,
between tie hours Of ten o'clock, AN, and four
o'clock P NJ, Of said day, the following property, to.
witt All the right, title, interest and property, legal
and equitable of the Carroll county Rail Road cOmpa-
ny, in and to the Carroll county Rail Road situate In
said county of Carroll together with ell the privileges
and appurlenaaces thereto belonging, and all lumber
and materials hitherto procured for the construction Of
said road, by said company all the fixtures Of the
same, and the oxen, horses CARTS wagons and gearing
now owned by said company and used, or 70 be used
about the completion of said road and also all The tools
implements and machinery, the propert Of sAid CON.
pany and used or necessary to be used for the pur-
pose last aforesaid. sci. .'. F.. u.t
Terms: third in hand, one third 10 three months
and one third in six months, with interest on the lass
two payments at the rate Of ten per cent per sLnum.
. JOHN II. WHIfCRAFf,
July, 2 1857. Sheriff, Carroll County Ohio.
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WHY Is ITf
Chairman

That no LOcOtCcO Press, stump Orator. or bar
iOom spouting politician Of that school Is ever
heard to dehCunee Or anathathatlzo any Asj1 or
cime Of any grade that has been perpetrated by
any pampersd miuiOn Of thai party! Why is il
that The entire Republican, press Of Ohio. euler
Their united protest against The doiags II the late
Treasurer Of State, William II. Citsoh, ii hi. at.
tempt to cover up the stsolinSs Of hA Brother IN.
lawi whilst not &Agls paper Of the LocrEoco or
Asf, TO ObF knowledge, has Htlsre syllable in
UOnderunatiou Ofthe seuaadrei, John @, Breslin:
Have party afFihiIies such power ever inliyidu.
als in tie embrace Of lOcOfocoism, that Is adhe
rents cannot dare to tell The truth against one q
tie EaiaAfai? Verify Il would seem that il is ,
part Of the creed Of Tho Sag EiChts" never to de
ROunce friend in the holy bonds Of partyism.
The following remarks from The New Yorl
TribEnS. we think worthy Of comrshdstioh,
We regard all aitempts 10 make party capita
nit Of this great public misfortune as aawotthy
Brssin and Gibson are both eulpable; but We Dc
not consider the Democratic party responsible 70
the sins Of the former not the Republicans TO
thors Of the latter. Had either elected ita eupri
after bis culpability had been demonstrated, tn
case would have been diasrsut Asths matte
stands, we advise both to unite ia getting al
they can out Of their two ex.Treasarer9 then il
10 amending their laws rs to render future dsfal
cations iu possible. snl then vis ~ith each otlie
N slscsing LOBsst men 10 ~ r,ppOusibls office
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WELL DONE.

II Is well known that, for six or seven years
previous to 1859, and at the 9Th Of January
Convention for that year. the Ohio Democracy
passed resolutions slavery. which express with
remarkable vividneSs, even more, in some re.
spCcts, than theRepu6liran party now claims. They
were known in the last campaign as the "mitiSate
md eradicate resolutions" Well, Felix Marsh,
Senator from Preblc, who is a bit Of wag
brought The last one Of these resolutions into the
Senate last session with two new ones, and, after
humorous speech, mored their adoption. The
Democrats winked. Lawrence, of Guernsey. was
temporarily in the chair. Matthews, of Hamilton
went for the first resolution, and against The 9TH
ers. All the other Democrats who were present,
"bulted" the ancient platform. When the last
vote was announced Lawrence said: "'fhe res.
olutions are passed, and Republican Senate has
adopted the Democratic platform of ten years
ago." The following are tue resolutions with
the negative vote:
ResOiVed, BY the General assembly Of tie
State Of Ohio That the people Of Ohio now, as
they have always done. look upon the institution
Of slavery as an evil uniavorable 10 the full devel.
Upment Of the spirit and practical benefit of free
institutions and that entertaining these sentiments
they will feel it their duty to use all power con-
sistent with the national compact, to prevent its
increase, to mitigate, and finally eradicate the
evil.
Resolved That the provisions of the ordinance
Of Congress Of 1897, so far as the same relate to
Slavery, should be extended to all territories cfI
the United States not organized into States.
Resolved, That our Senators and Representa-
tives IN Congress are hereby requested TO vote
against the admission of any State into the
Union unless Slavery or involuntary servtude,
except for crime, is excluded in the Constitution
thereof
The question being on the first resolution. i'll
was adopted yeas "a, nays 2--Messrs. Lawrence
and Phelps
The second resolution was Adopted yeas
%, nays 3,--Messs. Lawrence, Matthews and
Phelps.
The vote on the third resolution stood as fol.
loWs--ycas e2, nays s. Messrs. h1wrence, Mat
lhews and PHELPS. t''' i,'i.' '~ ""a TO-
The .tnitigate" and ''eralicate" were ut once
sent 10 the House, and were put directly 10 vote,
and adoptedi An the Democrats were against
them. Smith, Of Montgomery, said it was hard
to vote against resolutions which he reported to
an sth Of January Convention in 1889.
Navs in the House-Messrs. Andrews, Bng-
ham Boehner, Carlin. CLANCY, Cory, Cowan
Of Ashland, Egley, Gondy, Grier Holmes, john
son, Langlon, Lyle. McElwee, Miller, Patter,
son, Phtman, RNston, Smith of Montgomery,
Thomas Thompson Of Brown, and Turpin.
Wasn't that Repudiation Of the brayest chNrac-
terl-CiR. Com.
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advertisements,
TO 7 H b FR | B N D 5


r WOULD ANNOUNCE TO THE CITI.
il izens of Carroll county, that have just commen
ced its exploration in behalf of the Carroll county
Bible Society, in conformity, with the united action
the general agent of the A. B. s; Rev. n. g. Harts
horn and the board Of managers, Of the Society for
which am laboring who requested al its last annual
meeting that agent be secured to explore this por,
ton of the State.
II will be remembered tlat resolutions were adopted
at late meeting of the board OF managers Of The Il.
s., having in view, the exploration ant re.supply oi
our entire country. 10 carry this resolution into effect
the work will need to be done mainly by the auxiia
rieI themselves
We purpose to do thorough work in this county,
relying upon the divine blessing and the generous spir
It OF the churches and Bible friends generally within
its bounds.
That funds will be needed to carry out this object
is obvious, and without hearty co operation on the
part OF the churches generally this noble and benevO
lent scheme will only to impoversh and embarass
the society. Already il is involved in long standing
debt and the supply Of books which will be needed
will serve to swell the amount.
The plan proposed is, that should labor, not only
as distributing, but also as sIliciting agent. /
therefore ask the cooperation Of Churches and Pastors
upon my field With ut this, little can be effected
shall labor the present month in the townships of
Brown Augusta and East the northern tier Of the coun-
ty; and hope 10 present the Bible cause in all the
gregations in those townships during that time. Loc
agents will be appointed through the several school das
tTcts IN the county, and win due time be supple d
with proper reports and books. Next week shall oper
ate IN Brown township, and the week following in Au.
gd'ta. A. II. BITTENGER,
July 9, 57,-4t Agent of Carroll Co., B. S.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will be pro.
INsented to the Commissioners Of Carroll County,
their next meeting in September for the lOcadjn Of
road, beginning at the Augusta and Robert George
road in Washington township, where &c crosses the
line dividing the land of Thomas Wei and IsFael Ny
ers heirs thence East along sad iine oras near as
practicable, to or near William HeFTingtons Barn,
thence South -Eastery direction, the nearest aRd
best route until it intersecs the line between the land
Of Wesley H. Taylor and the heirs Of Willam'Bl lck.
ledge in Fox Township, thence along said line until u
intersects the New Lisbon road, where Is to- termi-
nate. -.g Htw MANY PETITIONERS.
June 95th 1S47.-d, - l'aaf7asu
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue Of writ of Fl ia ct Law Fa ssuea out Of
the Court Of Common Pleas. for Carroll county, Ohio,
and me directed win offer for sale at the door Oi
the Court House, in CarrolltOn, on gw.
AOHdoy, The l0& day of Ag9ast, 1857,
between Il hours of ten o'clock A. NJ and o'clock.
2. NJ, the following real estate, 70 Wit the north
east part Of the south west quarter Of section In town
ship Il and range 8, containing sixty acres more or
less II ems cash. JOHN II. WHITCRAFT,
July 9, '57. Sheriff OF Carroll COanty.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NJ 0TICE is hereby given that petition viii be pre-
~ sented to the Commissioners Of Carroll county at
the next meeting in September for the vacation Of 60
much of the Black and Greer road as lies between
what is commonly called the oster road and the Stsu.
benvle and Carrolon State road commencing at
the land lne between Samuel 'ackman 5 ard John r.
Buck on or near said road thence the line until t
ntersecs IL present route, at near Naples mead
Owf thence to the mouth Of the widow Naples lane,
where it is to terminate. MANY PETITIONERS
July 9, fS57.-5w. .." t.taE
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UTAH.-The people Of this devoted territory
are now receiving some attention from the Gen.
eal Government. Col. Cumming Of Georgia, who
received the appointment Of Governor, vice Brig.
ham Young, has declined the doubtful honor
He is the lhhd or fourth AppOiDtee (if we remem'
Der correctly that has declined filing Brgham's
seat
What means It, that lOcOfoco cannot be found
to execute the "Squatter Sovereignty" law of PO-
lygamy in ''Dimmycratic" UtahH Brigham
Young owns and holds "BegrOss" in Slavery, aud
lots Of women In his seraglio, but no ''gineine'
"Dimmyerat, from Maize to Georgia, can be
found who is willing to execute these glorious
'dimmycratic squalter Sovereignty principles"
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SHERiFF'S SALE.

John Hibbets, BY virtue Of an order Of sale
vs.. issued out Of the Court Of Com.
Albert c. Massey. mon P PEeas, of Carroll county, o.,
and me directed will offer for sale, at the door Of
the Court House, IN CrrOlllOn, on
Monday The lOM day Of august. 1857.
between the hours of 10 oclOek, a. and o'clock,
2. NJ the following real estate to wit: The south.
west quarter of section thirty ve Of Township sixteen
and range seven, appraised at three thousand dOlars
Terms cash. JOHN IL. WHI7CRAFT,
July 9th, 81. Sheriff OF Carroll COUNTY