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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-13

OF LIME.
NEW ORLEANS. S~anten,t,er let 1ez-

NEW ORLEANS. September 1st. 1857.
Perm me to invite your attentio,
to the following in relation 10 the manutact,,
ring OF Bl-sCLPHiTE OF LIME. which
from the iifst discovery OF the valuable prom
critics 1t possesses as Il depurative of cart
,ii'ce until this time, have repared at tbt
New Orleans Chemical Works, in large,
Quantities and greater strength than an,
other establishment. My laboratory con.
talns every requisite for its preparation. and
neither labor, care nor expense is SHARED to
render 1t every Year more worthy ofthe e.
tens'.e patronage with which it has been ta-
vored- Rival manufacturers have entered
INTO competition with me in vain nv
n1-s''pn''e having. as the subiuiaed tes-
tlmon'als from leading city journals will
show. always commanded from exner;enced
Planters the preference.
1t is unnecessary to. remind plantare &c
they are already aware of the fact that tI;s
Bl-su|phite ofrIime, when prooer|v usaa
never fails to produce a beautiful white and
yellow chrystallzed sugar that always com
n1ands the highest pricein this market. and.
the very best recommendation it can have
with Western and other buyers is the fact If
us having been ~madezWithS Bonnabel;s.B r sui
phite. as they consider that a qua rantea
against any loss in weight, and are ALWAYS
Wiling to pay higher prices for it. The
h'gh reppte and %fayorin which Planters gem
orally hold this Bi-suIphite. is so much =
matter OF notorlety thai it is quite uuneeessa-
~ to publish here and Of the many datJerinp
testimonials received daily from those WIZ.
have used it, and invariably succeed bevond
their most sanguine expectations in NOT onlv
making the best sugar ever previously maJe
by them, butalso realizing the highest nr;cas
"lth less loss IN weight than by any othar
process. Already large orders are on INV
BOOKS 1oi the approaching rolling season nv
customers wisely taking advantage Of ti,nea
SO as to have atthe commencement If s,,g,r
making a supply on hand. t.1~@@
AS theTe is not South of PHILADELPHIA 81
extensive and complete nsestabI;sbnent as
the New Orleans Southern Chemical Works
nor one n any manner comparable to it in
capacity to i1lanufactune with the sreatass
despatch and Of the strongest quality the. IL
slliphlte ofLlme, / am compelled 10 inv;to
lhe orders of Planters III advance 50 that. No
disappointment may be experienced bv did
u new customers when sugar BOILING c,r,
nences. 7,,.yyr ~
The best and staunchest barrels have hoo,
provided Tor the B%i-sulphite thew are o,,ar
+nteed not to Ieak,and when retnaned will
from the price. - 1N1
flahteIs should be particular in ordering
aoagn tne1r merchants to specify that none
= "'o
ALL orders must be addressed w., i
H.7BONNABEL,
Corner Natchez and T%choupitoulas ste.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-13
Our Card for 1857.
NJ On A N & II = EFT

Having completed cur varied and large stock E
Hardware, by direct 1sportatjnns from Dirrningha n
aai from tire manufactures Of the East, we would
req uest the attention ofcustomer~ to the quality and
price Of our goods We would inform those OF gu:
friends who have dealt hitherto In New Drlcang. t.
Try us, during tits coming year. Send us your orders
whether For
Mechanics Tools paints and Oils,
Plantation Hardware, Wooden ware.
House Furnishings. Cosdage and Cakuu,
Cooking Stoves, Patent Articies.
Castings and Iron, Tar and Turrnrtine
aud other articles more definitely mentioned else
where, in this paper and ifthe prices or quality q:
~ourgoods do not siut it will not be our fault,
MoSTAS / HEauEs. Church, street,
s. opposites the Harvey House.
P~leuzasS! Plosszlss!:
Halls Cane and Cotton.
Tuunara l. Montegnes. Baton Rouge,
and the Red Yankee Plough. ~
On hand ati
MOsTAS i HUGtET
Nails and Cordage.
wrought, Gut brass head and IurAe- shoe Nails.
ssirnnil!a,
HEMP,
TArred and
Cotton Co-aage,
P,ow-iiiles.
FISH lines.
Sash cord, and q
Chalk lines,
French and
Marine Twine.
sein Urine at
MoSrAS 4 HrtryT.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-13
Carriages and Harness

fiif1E subscriber having COMPLETED his spac,ot
L Warehous and Manufactors. il now openii,e til
most ctfn p1ete Of CARRIAGES ami HARNESS ever o
sersd T. purchasers in this vicinity and would cal
theat1ant!on Of hts friends and the pablo general r.
70 his establishment and 10 examine his stock ;.sfor
purchasing elsewhere.
MO M STORE
Caleche and close Coachcs,
Two and four seat Bratfs,
Reckaways and Baroschee.
Side and single seat Baggies, with and vishout
cops,
With a splendid assortment Of double ard su
gle Harness, Whips. &c, to match.
Also Stage. Wagon and Cart Harness
Blind Brides. Collars. Han1e., &c,
AL OF, WHICH will be SOLD. as low Is the = can ha
purchased Mt any house in the South.
My facilities for repairing are UNSURPASSED in all
the b:ancltes. ana q ce1tinuance of patronage is
solicited.
have in store a full assortment of iron co,npris
ing, Flat, Round and Square, Sheet and Hoop iron
Axles, Springs &c.
Balcony and Cemetery ratings made to order, O.
the latest styles and patterns. ~'
IhaSe also on. hand. Cane Wagons and carts
Road Wagons, Bagasse and other light carts, and all
KINDS OF Wheelwtight work made TO order.
Also Bankers Force Pumps, THAN Puunpsy com
plete Lightning Reals, &C., &c. Cal ana examine at
DC Old STAND NEW b~uilding} corner Of Maine and
hurch streets. "
nov ~ : > O. e.. W. <. TIiNN
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-13
and generally 70 manage the affairs Of the

and generally 70 manage the affair OF the
corporation. ~S S~~~ " '1'*S@@
$ARr.fl7. This Charter shall continue for
and during the, term Of twenty-five years, un-
less sooner Dissolved by a meeting Of stock
holders, according tothe fifth section Of the
act of the Legislature, No. 13l. approved
March 18th; 1885, above referred to. or other
wise !, and at its termination, or iu case OF
insolvency, its affairs shall be Iiquidated By
one or more commissioners, not exceeding
hree, to be elected by the stockholders.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-13
Baton Rouge Steam Ferry.

TTyHE NEW STEAM FERRY BOAT So
SUNNI SOUTH - will leave Ba- .IaG.4A
ton Rouge at ! O'Clock, a. Nj. during hi .kI.=;asEzMsssas
Ainter months, and at 6 O'Clock during the Sumner.
ana ply regularly during the day, An interval oi
hiteen minutes will take place between the trims .fron,
either side. x% ' II. = @% 49, "
The boat will leave the Baton Rouge side on ber
on the opposite side: after which, persons dssirons u
crossing before sunrise next morning will be taken
over IN skifs at double rates Of ferriage, ACCORDING to
contract. !"
~ No contracts will be made for ferria 90 he ~ !.
year orsaIarter. but in5order to suit the convenience
OF those whose business or pleasure causes the fire.
aEent crossing Of either themselves or servants.
: sssaEe iLekses = VIII be sold on the boat in pack
ages Of twenty five for Four Dollars, being a diseor.nt
OF twenty per cent. on the established rates.
- Al RlCH'D MARKHAM l. &C,
= = - - -. -. Proprietcra
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-13
DENTAL NOTICE. .

y I.5FAY. has re: opened lis Office
- VIII new materialss improved instruments. ana
tn III q the new improvements in the profession
seniennespf ALI n, sS sAs eea-
Isf,ns eete,nodators- oies 1t bisrestdenee L.
2y-tf. s#@E77s &* E@7E&@
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-13
a. w r ON
ARCHITECT AND PUTInEz

BATON ROUGE, Ia.
WILL EXECUTE in faithful and workrnan1ike man
~ s3ner; ~ ccntractsfor building brother work in
y line, whisa maybe conided t. him. 4 g
zee accssaset te hirss trough the PostoHce. vii
" :3-!s %ttsntE1a #s "a i As#a ~
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-13
Cooking Stoves.

COOK1nH Stoves.
1fyou wish - cheap and guoa C0oKING STOVE,
either Tor coal or weed, call Mt Montsn Il FInruets.
They have On iand and are constantly receiving from
st. Louis, Cincinnati, Pttsbusg, the latest and oldest
patterns Of extra heavy cooking stoves. They are
furnished complete with Iron ware, Tin ware and
Steve Pipe. Call and examine a. our wsreroon, under
The 'UidG Gazette Office, y curner Church and Iafay.
yttte, or ri MONTAN l.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-13

- %*a.7-a. 7s Setsiuf5Eb. #ssgsSs sx##s
Dece!red this Day
n - Cn<ks Clrar sides. 35sss7ss4
kIlHds Choice Sngsr,J go sSs#ss.
* Casks Am. BRANDY "s " @ #A#SS
10 do u, MARVIN ThiEk sy. III
st Bags Eia Coffee, a #S
10 Boxes Pearl Starch. @#R
" p, ,.t4~ = BARDEsE# Il BENJAMIN
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-13
BARBEE 4 BEN J1NIN=

OE1NJAW1lli NV.
fresh 5~upp1doa1-1--
! 0cAsks BACON SHOULDERS. sRa
80 Bbls. Mess PORK r - 8
S251a bbls Pig Pork for family use. 66.es s
so1 BhlE Mess Beef-re.r choice.
10 tasks Hams. Sanford 4 Cranes 8&
2do do EvaBs L SWIM. 49,
8 Casks ToHaiaicks sn,ofe I'll HAx
500 Rbs Flour, choice braasas. Tsss
50 Eoxes Star CandleK.277t IL d.
Oh Adanasntine Candles d II hss
- : Sperm. A < III, sasSa11
100 Boxes Winchester Soap VIII mai ~
ie e~srnasn-Ia'se = small hsa,S.
so Bags Rio Coffee,
JavH in. Pockets. and -
Government fsra4ea.s choice article.
SO Gases Ciaret Wine. $500 s9ax#s5sHs
rs "Santein, &@y@ @E asN#s 81
10 Cases ClateSn Rauzin-hae artieIe. ss
Is " q il Rose, 9 ssEas .SHs
SO Cases Falkirk Ale, dts, & pin.n.
% " cha7npagneG idts, quarts,s4ssask
so Bcxes Choice Western Ehee.e.
Is hsgs Cherry Valley Butter. sSs.
2o+' choice Family do,
70 EoSheti--scry upernas,1s@
~ &c Pigs Feet.
w. 80 BIS Deans HThisky.4a4ssfs@
80 = Fishers do.sssszS
Is t.Nonungaheia 5@sas
20 g Old Rye. s1 H 5ssAszssz
ASK Bill. Nonongah . copper stllled,.a.
20 bhts lnaf Sugar. ss1agle and doubisrsaaAl
SO Boxes langwprtis ca wtA. stas4
Is BbEs celebrated Calh,u saEr., sF4z h#
70 Small chetts Imp risl Gresa Tss, $500
10 - G%urpowasr u, SsaT 81
10 Casks choice Eiee, 90
900 doz. Straw nroonsx, sG#ssSsaS
500 Rags Fine i cnais sc Salt,
rs Qr.slasks American Brandy. *as
And q n y.r, he- If tfhAt \ rffr7AS$fr Ii ~ wkS.K5#N
INVITE the attention Of cur West Rxtna Resfs IL
srnsss Tetr friends. with the Assurance tlsaIEl ~
ill be left nntried to gi,- uniform staesisassS
aasy g. Ea#$ peAETEE 4 iS.IAh M.a
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-13
ss.. India Rabber neIting.27
LSKrG4H TEE

zoo EFT STORE. of4, 0, $, . and 10 inch,
= ana4 psy. ! can furnish any an stze Ltlt,
1z1 at SHIRT notice, ftan. | inch . ply, 10 2oinch ) III.
inis belFitis = manufactured under EoodYear,s III
snt. and 4 superior to leather for the Following rea
sohs !. y mas = perfectly smooth aud even surface.
Wiz ai~ays ran straight, and with i. perfect .bearino
on the pultt.ys.t 1t is stronger ard more durrhIe than
.sather; s So 3 constantly ran ~ workplaces. Or
betting, At cost Of osas satrd lass thar isuafssir, "&'e
I Anraea. @@ #SS*s - - pnar ,,,nn
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-13

HOES. SIIOVELS Il

Best English, cane, Corn and cotton h~e. Socket
spades. g%rubbiag hoes, stubble hoes A1aes shovrls AMI
%'iadeS- at MuSTaE 4 HuGuErs.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-13

q uutlrIes. ta@E#E faf&ts#
- e2 BARK Mazeppa
~ 10 baskets Annisette, -y~eset-#
5 dozen Corn Starch, IT, ID S@ {
L. boxes sColgate's Pearl Starth, *Hsss*
So ~" &c @% var 60 Eap-Her g&5A& Ia
baskets Settler Water. ~4-4< 8
90 boxes Dry Lemonade, @sx
10 dozen Lime Juice q
10 " Superior Claret. I'll
/ cask Old Port, ~%4-* y !.@.
80 dozen Porter, barclay s q rifns,
SO !. burton on Trent scotessA1IE SsSs#s
5*s" I barrel Superior Oil Monof.ga s1gs#ss
g r. - Cainphine,
y e Burning Fluid. for SCI d q
&@#5@% #'FSS'' IS "'S VIZ. BOG y
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-13

AAiI uEst s11o4 SIsN Gaii Always be iOErG at
MoNfAN l. HEGTETs:
TO PERsoNsYABOUT TO BUILD.
w hase On hand Locks Of every description. en-,
finish. Bolts, Screws, Knobs: Hooks, Butts, Hinges
Brass furnishings. Buttons. Plates, Lamp Heoks
Springs, Window Glass, Putty, Green, Red B,aei
yellow and all other ooiors. Paints in Ola. L.itlare
"ittte LEAD, snp" Zinc. 6!aziers Paints. Paint Brush
Ell. ZINC, Dryer. Brick Liners, F3asterersF7air yarg;st
Callat MD%TAN X HTsc1-E1S
HOUSE .EurntHhinrE@.
n~1ns!hg Lamps, brittan1a Mare,
Hall Lanterns Coffee Mills.
sFsstan'a Lamps, Backing Brushes,
Jarpantd DO Irlaia WATERS
House Brushes, Sauce Pans
Candlesticks, Tea Pate
Glass i~anterns, Tcsceliniued Ware.
SuEa7 House lanterns, Perforated Walters,
Preserve ket1iess shorels and Tong%,
lamp htnbess Poi"rs aud Scuttles.
iaf'pahirnntya Fire Dogs,
ware renders, Selves. Butter Workers,
Batter Mouths, Tin Ware
char buckets, Cation and Wool Cards,
;tdar Wash Iuts, Ladies' and Skimr,ers.
Kitchen Forks. ut
s>&a~ AosTaN Il HrGuETs.
To sport s11en,
Gun Wadding,
Nad Cutters.
Gun Tubes,
Tube Wrencles,
Hazards Powder
huponts Ponlsz,
Game Bags,
Gun Worms.
Gun Sponges.
Gun Fieaaera,
Rod Tips,
Drop Shot,
Buck Shot.
Elses Caps.
Shat Pouches. ut
&oNTAN & HuGCETs.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-13

tIaEAMa IA1tt 4 W.
~z*~IPECAClIUANA,
.y SIENNA,
BANKS,
SALTS.
CASTOR OIL,
1}TCARB: SODA, i a5F
LAUDNAuM,.
PA2EGOElC,
ALUM,
GINGER, &c.
THEN WE HANE
FAlIENSTOCK'S VEhAIlFuGE,
PERRY'S DEAD 5UOT,
McLAIN'S VERMIfUGE, @.
CHAMPIONS WORM MIXTURE
WINER'SCANAD'N FERM[FCGI
BESIDES ANY QUANTITY OF PILLS, A!
WR1GHT'S, JAYNF'S,
MoLAIs's, DRAFDRErA'>,
LEES, LOUDEN'S
MOFFATT'S,
-z*s~
CHAMPIONS,
MoRhlSVNS HlGEN.
DR.. FRANKS,
"a GORDCN'S.
AND OR LtT1AEN7ss FOR PAINS, Bruises
sWELLIHGs, STRAINS Or RHEUMATISM
| WE HAVE 81.
NERVE AND DONE
THE MUSTANG,
ARABIAN,
CHINESE,
VENETIAN,
JAMES, =, u
RAILWAYS,
LOUDEN's,
OPOD1LDOCK,
ROCK OIL,
MoLAIN's,
HAYS &c.
Fon DISEASES or TIE LUNGS ASnTHRoA7
| HAVE
n EWIsTAR's WILD CHERRY,
STABLER'S ANODINE,
WOODLANDS EXPECTORANT
JAYNES EXPECTCRANT,
LOUDENS AND
" AYERS PICTORIAL.
DARTHOLOMEN's
PINK SYRUP,
Then FoR DYSPEPSIA, WEAK STOMACH
JAuNDlcE. L1vEs. COMPLAINTS OK /
GEEERAL DEBILrTy, I HAVE
PEPStN, SECHiEDHAM SCuNApS
ORIGINATED B1TTERS !
MOFFAIT's B[TTERS,
HOFFLANn's GERMAN BITTERs.
GOULA BFIYERS 80.
BESIDES sEvErAL PREPARATIONS OF
sAnsApARILLA SUCH As
TOWNsEND'S,
WAYNCooPs,!s,
GUHSCOTTS.
~<,-e WILLIAMS
SANDS "'
.,. BULLS,
Besides these we have many other rene
lies for Uterine diseases. We have Dr.
aorse's lnv'sorating Cordial, Mather's Re-
lei, Carter's Spanish Mixture. Luciua Cor
'iai AaarshalEs Catholieon, Carpenters Blu
'Hu. %- r.. |
IND OF FEVER AND AGUE REMEDIES, We
HAVE .~t -
TONIC MIXTURE,
OsGOOD'S CHOLAGDGrF
'M1TH's TONIC SYRUP.
S..-1tsPEED'ss FEVER TONIC.
LINERS FEVER TONIC, and
sAPPINGTON's PILLS,
%" Then for those indebted to rs for
led'clnes, sold them in 1855, or previous.
unpaid for, we have their accounts
'ade out+a'ia waiting5ontY,for III .signature
De receipts IN full to January, 1856.
0,ner chnrch and Third SIS, Baton Rouge,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-13
i ,ilne..

I
.BARBFE6 BES1arN
Wines and Liquors.
Dy1 late arrivals from Bordeaux:
| ID 4 pipes old Cognae Brandy sst
| 4 do do ChaEpnigae do
Is do do do do srsrJ ol4s#g#
crses Of Brandy 1905 de q a. A. t. S
Thampaigne: ~ *s#ssz @#$Ss#
~ baskets Jenny Lind, @#*a@##sss. IA
]. baskets Of st. Mark, s# ##SHsz..
baskets Hei,lsick pints and quart, ID IA
baskets Mort i Ghandens 4 ~.
. cd Wines: ~. &. s.ssSs1.
IL Hungsr.an clarst---nsv DESERT svIrs
Chateau I-aoyille,- r. s%*s#s$9s.. n
do Duplessas, MsaFEsEs6
do St. Estephe.
w Cha,eau uep)essls,
do Eyourm,,~- #A#ss@##
Hant Sauterne #
r Emile Nerel-Haraecux Il III lFs &C.,
nov II DARREE .kBfNIAxllMS.
Fresh SUPPLIES!
MOS Aaekarel! In barrels,
~ 8 40 S@#&stE J56kao IN #5
Coverings best refined LOST sugar = eexssss.ass
Louisiana loaf sugar in barrel, .5#4,s
Crushed -" - + At~&E
Powdered = sznlntSkIytm: 5szz54SS S##
metne soap. Small bars, s ssFafz
French brandy 1n4qaarter easks, .54ss III Il 81
.r4. .%:t Il ii cases Of ons / dtanshal.I sfass -
American brandy. j. and u - "a a
Coarse and Hna salt, $% %ss@& EttHf S 4sasg
Roanoke TOBACCO, SIS, zssf@# IN III HI
Childers' Honey dew, s..ssasggH
Goshen butter Of the Ros%Er:aa dairy .s.#S##..s
~ Large q assortment of White wines, to afrrss -
~ day, T. =E- - *5zss&I.fs 81 ss##@
Champagne It every brand and qnalit!ytNaSssAA.. .S
material, Cape Lime, Plaster. Een'snl s. ~
Hair in large quantities. ..Yv
Get 25tf ~ Bd $500.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-13

TO PERs0NsgABoUTT TO BU7In.

HE best sHCT GUNS. can always be found at
MUNfAN 4 HCGTFYS:
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-13
CONTRIBUTION OFTHE
louisiana SUGAR MART
LOUISIANA,
cry OF NEW ORLEANS

- CITY OF NEW ORLEANS j
| Be It known, that this day: before me, Hill,
AIRY BREroN GEsAs. a Notary Public, IN and
for the Parish ofNew Orleans, State OF LOU
isiana, duly commissioned and qualified, ner-
s%onally came and appeared, the persons here-
;naftey named and undersigned, who severally
declare that they do by these present. form
themselves into a corporation. under authori-
ty of an act Of the Legislature Of thls~state,
entitled act for the organization Of cor.
porations for works Of public Improvements
and u%til,ty.2 mo. 1917 Approved March
18th. 1858. To which end they make and
agree to the following
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-05-26
AN ORDINANCE.


SEC, l. Be Il ordained, by the Town Coun.
ell, Of the Borough Of Carrolton, that the
Streets and Alleys in said borough, shall.
within ten days after notice having been Civ.
On, be cleared of al obstructions, such as ma
nure piles, wood piess lumber and whatever
else may be obnoxious TO the health Of the cls.
iaens Of said borough. or hinder the pass ,ee
along said streets and alleys.
Sac. 2. Be Il further enacted that this shall
be done By the persons owning or occupying
the property when such obstructIons occur.
and IN case they refuse or neglect 60 to do II
shall be the duty Of the street Commissioner
- zee that this order Is faithfully carried out
At the expense Of the owners or occupants cf
said property, to be recovered 10 a suit before
Ahe Mayor Of said borough.
sEo. >. This ordinance to take effect, from
and after its passage.
Passed Nay IA, 1858:
Resolved that this ordinance be pub lished
twice In the papers Of said borough.
ATTEsT. I. ULMAN,
n. +. WILLIAMS, Mayor.
BOr, Recorder.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-05-26
DUFF,S OOLLEGE.

Cor. Sd and Market Streets, Pitts6urgh
NSTABLISHED in SAC incornor.ted nv the
fI IeeirIature of PennsvIyania
poApn on puorppo
M. Evo.I.". AZ f.1po = pTrCu A n
IN p"sS1sl suS s.o1i II e. ~ Do0i =
Ion a. ia .S'T1 WTl.; =. s"' o11seu We CsaaSs
Hon Hun % yuSso Hamn1o. n"n O T1r'ss Mo.tn.d 49,,
Ou' TN HnP1ou' ueh' - n'AVre"0Au'
nT9' ySusS mug i.O,no nOarne' ns, ~, ...,,.
p.a..aou. u'no. :. Dun pOon. ".,s ssessPuns,l az
49,. ss.. ~" ~ P eI,nsenuels ~Nu NV as
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ADMINISTRATORS SAFE.

ADMlN1Cl hh 4OR y OAIJEs
0N the 18th day Of Nay A. D. 1858, at 10
Uoclock A. N. on the premises in East
township, Carroll county, Ohio, win be cold to
the highest bidder the following reel estate Is
the property of William McKibben deceased,
to wit: Lots Nos. /, 2, 2s and 20 in the town
Of NorristoWn, East township, Carroll county,
Ohio; also piece Of land on South side OF
said town, being part of the west quarter of
section 20, township Ia, range Z, beginning ten
feet south Of the south east corner OF town lot
number 2S, in Norristown, thence running
south chains and Is links to & post; thence
west 8 chains and 72 linas, thence north 8
chains and IL links to post; thence east
chain and ~ Inks 70 q poc; thence south
chains and SO links to a post; thence east 7
chains to the place of begining, containing
acres and eight hundredths Of an acre more or
less, reserYing to Frederick Hit the water
privilege Of the mill race, with the privilege
of repairing said mill race when needed; also
piece Of land in the quarter section aud range
aforesaid, beginning ten feet solth of the south
east corner Of lot number in the town afore-
said; thence south 20 rods and 3-5 Of q rod to
the line Of James McG'lty; thence east %
Ia rods; thence north 20 85 rods 10 the town
line; thence west along the town line % l 2
rods 10 the place Of beginning, continuing s
acres more or less;also piece Of land commen-
cling ten feet west Of the northwest corner Of lot
number 80 thence south lao feekthence west
50feet thence north l30feet thence west 80 feet
to the place of beginning; also part Of
south west quarter Of section 2g, township II,
range 4, commencing ct the south east corner
Of town plat OF Norrisiown, thence south 80
links; thence west chains and 65 links to the
line of Samuel Hsston; thence along the line
Of Samuel Heston south chains and 81 links;
thence west II chains and 49 links; thence
North chains and Is links; thence east l
chain and IS links to the place Of beginning,
containing and one bali acres; also piece
Of land beginning ten feet south of the south
east corner of lot number "a in said town;
thence south rods and 10 feet thence west
ls rods and 3 fsst; thence noIth 20 rods and
10 feet, thence etst IL rods and feet conta q.
ing and twenty FIVE hundredths of an acre,
also 5 shares of lots Nos. 1917 and Is in NOT.
ristOwn, subject to the dover Of the widow
Terms OF SALE.-0ne third n hand, one third
in six months and one third in one year.
s. M. CRANE,
Administrator de bonis non Of the estate Of
APRIL, '5s-w6. William McKibben, decd.