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T
THEFAM1LY ttaSHMC.
'; Thefollowiug lines weio written on
4he occasion of the accidental Meeting, a
few evenings since, of all the surviving
members of a family, the lather nndmoth
er of which (the one eighty to,' the (Kh
r eighty years bid) have Jived in the
amelitkwu Jifty-tkree years, Boston
'Courier.
We are all here1.
! Father, Mother,
'Sftter Brother,
AU who liold each other dear,
.'Each chair is filled, we're all at home,
To night let no cold stranger come;
J I is not often 'thns around
Our old familiar hearth we're found.
Bless then the meeting and the spot,
For once be svery care forgoi
Let gentle peace assert her power,
-And kind affection rule tuohour;
X&9 all alf hero.
'We1rentall here!
;Somo are awav - the dead ones dear, t
-'Who throog'd with us thiesmcient hearth
And gavoithe hour to gfliliiea mirth.
iFaie whh a stem relentless hand;
Somelikea nichUlash passed awav.
Ami-some sank, lingering, -day by day;
" H igrave yaro some lie there,
And cruel ocean has fete share
We're or all -hero.
"We are all here,
Biven they the dead lhough'4eay, so
dear,
'fond memory, to her duty Irue,
Wrings baok their faded firms to view,
Wow life like thiough the mist of years,
'Each well rewembercd face appears;
'We see them as in limes long past,
iFrom each to each kind looks are cast ;
We hear their words, their smiles he
hold, SheyVei round us as ofold
Weie all hcr,
'We arc all here!
Father, Moihor,
'Sister, Brother,
ou that-l lovo wiih love so dear
This may not long of us he said,
Soon twist wo join the gathered dead,
'And' by the hearth we now ail round,
Some olhercircle will be found.
O then that wisdom may we know,
That yields a-hie of peuce below ;
So. in the world lo follow this.
Way each repeal, in worlds of bliss,
We're all all here!
'C. S.
t i: k m s
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Communications musl bo postpaid,
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ti-'or the continuiition of the
C!Ul-.!lLL FREE-PRESS.
IrTOI IE interest of William Johnston, Esq
" in lb, s establishment, having been
transferred to John Christy, the Free
'Press will in future bo conducted by
NpEAlie-i: & CXHUTX The political aorfl
.filixiou otthis paper will not he changed
lho editors bing firm in llieir duicrou
titffjoti io preserve us nauirakohuractar,
'I he IrrUllfaT from Mr Johnston to-Christy ,
h.is linen mauc with tlio hope of ensuring
1iie continuation of a ncwpAxtr in Car
rolllon: And with this view, tiiu editors
-Hjipoal lo the piino of the couniy fur a
)Hilronago equal to iho-merits aodunipnr
lunco of'iheir en'orpriso, 'One of (ho ed
juhs being n practical priului,and having
dctermineihodevole his limo exclusively
'U the interest of the paper, it'i-i cooli lent
ly hoped ih at, with a retaanabla inoiease
ofihoir subscription hsi, the -Carroll Frte
stress may be continued in the mutual ad
wantage of both subscribers and publish
ers.
Of tho convenience and ncccssltvdf a'
Mtfu'lio Journal, published -at the county
-soAI,'iwory citizen of tlieoouuty tuiisl bo
convinci-U; and the editors I rudt 'that, Ike
neode of Carroll will sustain them iu'thoir.
e'fforis'ln prumo4c,public good, and lo so
'.u co un honest maintonaiK e.
'IVujh 1PhJ,'re4!i-eis will bo pub
Vlisliodovery Friday morning, ril Two Dol
lars' par-annum, payable -half yearly in
advance. Repayment be delayed until
Oilier ih- end of the year, $i 50 wHI bo
irMjutrud. U lit as payment in advance is
tfor the wtnreal oi all prmiue, thia modt
lit rosieirtl'ull v recommended.
AiKm-tisumenli inserted m (he usual
Tate, A'llcoinmunicattuns addressed to
tthe Edit'ir- mutt I post jitfid.
i. PliAHCE JiJ.-CNRJSTV.
K'arrnll ' .Carroll Co. 0) Sept. 183
U'liolr Sale Shot Store,
Ko. 0 J Wjiip si-uEui, Prmavtrjr.
Arnnow receiving their spring sup
lilies couHistjng in part of 1000 cases of
UOO 1'S & SHOES,
d'iitted to the iipirroai'liins anison.
A1SO, vt), pncksgei of ralm-loaf
lists, L'-ghm-n Straw X'. 'I useaii Iwrnueln,
4i vaci otis qualiliot: All of which they
will dls.oaeof at eastern price, by pack
'ues, or doxen. Mun-lmnts visiting Pitts
' iirrgh. are respectlully invited to tall A
exaiiuiio lliiir stork.
March rib, 1830.
PROPOSALS FOR PtTBtlCATIOW OF
THE OHIO STATE JOURNAL,
TWICE A WEEK TILL DEC. 1, 1336.
To be edited by J. BaWcache.
he high importance of dissemina
JL ting correct information among
the great body of the Amerieampeople
at-the present alarming crisis in out
national affairs, being universally ad
tniud, it is deemed unnecessary to
assign at length ttte reasons which seem
to require the publication of a semi
weekly newspaper at the seat of gov
ernment of-this great Stale; at least
until the coming struggle for the next
Presidency shall have been brought
to a close. Suffice it to observe, that
a weekly. journal, howevw capacious,
must necessarily be too-contracted, as
well as too taidy in its operations, to
met the exigencies of -.he times Two
regular lumbers per week, -Iris belie
ved, will in a great measure, supply
the acknowledged deficiency. In or
der, therefore,-to insure a large circu
lation to the proposed puulkwiion.and
place it within the reach of every one
the price of subscription has been
brought down to the lowest possible
rate.
As the political opinions of the Ed
itor are not unknown in Ohio, it is
deemed unnecessary to give any other
pledge of the course hevintends to pur
sue, than to observe that, being fully
persuaded the election of Martin Van
Buren to the next Presidency must
prove highly lietrimental to the pub
lic interest, as well as 'imminently
dangerous in the liberties of the ciii
zen, he will z;alously labor'lo preverit
so deplorable a result, by affording an
active, and so far as may depend upon
him, an efficient aopport to THK
CANDIDATE OF Tfifi PEOPLE.
From Maine to Georgia, the freemen
of ihe United States are-rushing to the
rescue oi ine eountry with a spirit
worthy of ihe days of '76. Noihing
more is therefore necessary to secure
to them an easy and complete triumph
over the oilier-holders, than a perfect
organisation. To effect ihis, on hon
orable and lasting principles, shall be
a leading obj'ct of the Journal; and
while most cordially responding to
the recent enthusiastic demonstrations
of public sentiment in favor (if our
distinguished fellow-citizan, WM.
HKNUY HARRISON, as (ion. Jack,
son's successor, it will treat withtrue
fraternal kindness all thoso who, con
curring with us in iiitrotnprising op
position to 'Mr. Van Buren, may nev
ertheless der.-ui Daniel Webster, or
Hugh L. White, entitled lo the prefe
renc". hi olhdr respect?, the semi
weekly Journal will contain the cur
rent news of the day, and such other
matters as shall be thought interesting
or instructive; and nothing will b;
omitted, on the paitof the Editor and
Publishers, lo rendu il worthy of an
extensive and liberal patronage.
OONDI'I'IONS.
The Ohio State JdDRNM. will vr
published on a Urge and handsome
impei ial sheet, twice a week, from
ihe termination of the present Session
of ihe General Assembly until ihe
first day uf December next, at the low
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ring-extra numbers 'for distribution,
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pay ment in all cases to be made in
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The weekly Journal will be issued
as formerly but such of the present
subscribers as may be desrrobi of re
eeiving the semi weekly in its place,
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nn nt in advance of one dollar, in id
d it ion to their present subscription
Coluurbui, Feb. 2!), (March 5 ) I83fi
TlllKD VOLUME OF TllK
AM) WKKTEUN UOMTlC'ULUJlUsr.
In presenting a prospectus for tho trnrd
volume of tho Ohio Farmer to theuubhejj
ihu Editor conceives il unnecessn-ry to
outer into a mt.tute detail of its charac
ter mid object. I'heaa nave been clearly
evinced -since -its commencement, and
from the high testimonials received from
Agriculturists and Horticulturists f ihe
first standing and mtelUgouce, he is not
without a Impn that Iris labors have -been
ol some rnrviee to the cause -of Western
Agriculture, und that there -has been, at
least partial satislaction lo those who put
rnnite ihe work.
There was never a period of deeper in
terost to the cultivators of the soil In the
great valley of rke Mississippi than the
nrewnt. There never waa a time whon
intelligence could be put to better uses
when knowledge was of greater ailvan.
tte. It is the era of advancement m lire
ai l ad Ndancn of the cultivation of ihu
oarth, and ihe improvement of usoltil ani
mills. And he who rcluses to keep pace
wiili tlio timet-, by informing himself of
what is transpiring tiround him, will loose
inoW tkntl hllf the pleasures mid advan
agi-sol hn own age-Tho cartainiv ofu
ruaxly market aau 4 rich toward lot .ill
the productions of "the earth ehould be a
dot.Wo stimulent to increase ihe quanti
Iv.
" The OHIO FARMER will bo devoted
teOuiuiNM, Essays, and articles select
ed from the best works, and oocasionally
illusirated by ENGRAVING'S, Wo agri
cultural work ever published in the Wesi
has been so liberally supplied with origi
nal articles, the inostof which havo been
coined and received a wide circulation in
other papers The culture ofsoilim
provemeat of animals of garden vegetables-
of Agricultural implements, and
Ge!agy Hutany, Chymtstry, -c, &c.
w ill receive due attention.
SILK As the culture of this new ar
tide of wealth and industry, is exciting
universal interest through the whole coun
try, we contemplate devoting a sufficient
portion of the Volume of the Farmer to
this subject, to give all now beginners a
fair start, who may wish to enter 'into
the business, either on a large or a small
scale, from the sowing of the mulberry
seen" to the reeling and manufacturing of
me cocoons, colouring' Jf-c.
-Each -Volume of this paper is furnish
ed with a Title Page aim Index, express-ly-fer
binding, and will make about i 00
pages, The first number if ifco Third
'Volume will be published on the lst-ckiy
of Junuarv, 1836
CONDITIONS.
The Farmer is published twice n'moitHi
at $ 1,00 in adrumce. All notesiim sol
vent Banks received. Payment may be
made at our riik, rc of postage. Per
seus obiaining-6 subscribers forWaftf
ing tho mnney, shall -receive copy lor
their trouble.
ftp Edi tors, who wfsh to receive the
Third Volume wilfplease -publish tho -bove,and
forwrd irreir .(Vipers for-OK
change,
Columbus, Oitio, November, "1835.
Periodical Literature.
CINCINNATI MHUtoK.
E lited by W D Gullaghur-rf; Til Shreve.
A NEW VOLUMK JU.T CwMMKNCEB.
1RCUMSTANCES connected with
Air. Marshall's private urrauite-
ini nis, having induced him to-mscotittaue
I he iluckeye,1 that publication, in uc
cocdunce with ibe wish of a large mttjnri
ty ofits subscribers, will bo issued here
after under its old title, the C'iwcianati
Mnutou.'
The undersigned, in becoming the pro
prietors of this extensively circuliik-dn-e
nodical, hsivu the gratification of staling
to ihe old friends of ihu 'Mirror,1 und to
the more racenOsubscribers In Ida Buck
eye, that Messrs. William D Gallagher
and Thomas II. Shreve will ri suine its
editorial m 'Pageinent. In meiitiouiug
the names ol these genlleineiiwhose in
dustry und literary qualifications are so
well know il, ihe publishers deem it super
lluous to expatiate on the future charac
ter of the work; under their aupsrint n
dence ihe Gihc'ihhaTI Mirbok itlatned
its thousands of subscribers, and w..s re
oognilod by moat literacy periodicals, in
she union, as lulerior to none oi its c.as-li-mporanes;
ineoutestible proofs of tlio
esiimatiou ol their merits, and of the up
preeiaiiou of VVesteru LiU-ralure.
FrIB ihe 'S iliitaloiy' of tho editors, on
resuming their duties, wo make the follow
iug extras;!: 'Gentleman ol mcuntt having
income us proprietors, one uitlrcultv
which bus always intended tho Mirror,
will hereafter not exist. We Iherelbre
bespeak for it ut this tune, knowing ihai
lists suffered somuwhal in public aatimu
lion by the several phases Wbichlt has
pMsanied within a low months, hc attm
lion of tho wesiei n community: ft sh.,i
be our uudi-avor lo 'inspire goueriil'con
fideneo, and merit general -support In
cutting matter for the telemd.pnn ol tlio
Mirror, we snalNiligentlv rsinsock the
pqpoktf magiif.iiies of Ihe i'ay, unJ the va
rious new u-joks Unit Rre Cinistftnily 'issu
ing Irom fhntecaning pn-Ss, iidwe h nil
have, un especial evo to variotv arid ra
einess, Ju -Ihu -original deparlmont, we
havo secu rd tin) cmislant assistance of a
number uf gentlemen olcdacHimii, l,iln
ami experience us writers. With us, -one
impot iant atm will be, to bring -wit and
luster the unknown uneiicou raged litera
ry lalent of lha West. 1 ho -cirusu ol
Western Liiera4ure we -havo lonjr hud at
lies it ; arid we have made sumo sacrifices
uiid lalured hard, and we trust nut inel
fectively, to iitouso slumbering energies.
una elevate the character ol ihe litem
lino of this section of the great Union.
Anonymous correspondents shall receive
from us respectful attention but as we
intend to make the Cincinnati Mihkok
a correct representative of trie Literary
Character of the West, we must be allow
ed the privilege of rejecting common
place tales, prosing essays, luino verses.
and crudities ol all kinds
The arrangements Which havo been
entered into, will place :ne Cincinnati
JvtrttROR under belter auspicea, than have
attended It at any lime since Ihe period
of 4u commencement. It will contain a
larger quaintly of reading matter than
heretofore, and will be printed on supri
or auaor royal paper, with entirely new
brevier type. Evety number will be far
mshed with a handsome cover; and the
work will be issued punctually every Sat
unlay won. mg, ami be sent by mail the
sumo day to distant subscribers.
TERMS; Three Dollars per annum,
if psiid in advance, or Throe dollars and
fifty cents, if payment be delayed six
months
FLASH, RYDER, & Co.,
Bfioksollers and publishsn,
Third st. neur the Peat Office.
N. U. TIu-Vay number of lw fifth vol
nine of the Mirror wui published un tho
fir?t inslanti Thoso persons who may or
der the work, within twn or thrje months,
will please say whelher.they wish Ihe num
bers from the beginning of tho volume.
A handsome and well lillod cover is pub
lishod with each number, Between one
and two pages of this is taken up with a
Business Directory, in which may be
found the names and locations of the -prin
cipal business men ol the city,
Cincinnati, February, 6 183G.
Town JLots
ON THE SANDY BEAVER CANAL
THE subscriber offers at private sale
or SO TOWN LOTS in
Hamilton''s Addition to the town of
WAYNESBUGII, Bkn fteHnty, Ohio.
These Lots are beautifully snujlcd itn
mediately on tho Canal, -(at the point
where it is crossed by the great highwav,
from Sieubenville to Canton;) and, 'in
-part, along a bluff which adords the most
commanding and advantageous sites for
WAREHOUSES. Near the centre of
the plat, there will be a 'large and -com
msdious Itasiu. which together with
the natural advantages of Ike situation,
will render these lite most desirable and
valuable Lots on the Canal. -Wtynes-burgh-is
siluctc'in the-midstofa fertile
and populous country : and,-in Ihe opin
ion of commercial men, promises to 'ju
conie the most important point on the
Sandy and Beaver Canal, Persons de-
siccus lo make purchases of' lots in n
place every -way eligible for business,
will do well tu cnll on the subscriber,
who will mrtke the terms known, and
Warrant the titlo'toipurchasers
ANDREW HAMILTON,
Weyncsburgh, Oct 10ih,'1835.
DISSOliU riON OF PAR'llRsniP
THE-firm Of McDowell $ MEldV
ry has been dissoi'ved -by mutual
censeot, Noik-e, therefore, is -given lo
all who are indebted to suid 'firm, that
ihe sndewignwl have 'placed their com
pa ay Books, No'es, Ji'c.'Mi the -hands dt
J. Pearve, in'Currolllon, with Whom set
tlemeut must tie ntadebefore the "-80th 'Of
Noyember nettt, otherwise 'colleciions
will necessarily be made '$ cn.to.
ALEXANDER MoDOWEIiL,
ROBERT MoELDKURY.
Carrollton, October 23, 1835.
DISSOLUTION of P&RTNrJfcslllR
tillE Partnership lately existing be
tween Johnston and fearco, as pub
lishera of the Carroll Free Press, has been
dissolved by coushai All who have elsims
against the luie firm, are requested to pre
sent their accounts for settlement, lo ,1.
I'earce, lo whom all debts due the firm
musl be paid w ithout unnecessary delay.
WM JOHNSTON,
JOHN I'EARCE.
Carrollton Oct, 1836.
" ITOTIOST
HUE undersigned, appointed a enru-
initlee lo contract with competent
workman, lo build a church at the Big
.Sriu, wish to take proposals for ihe
erection of the same, tho ensuing summer
the sizi is 45 by 55; the wall is lo be of
brick, lft feet high, llm 'first cuiifiitct 'to
enclose the house and luy the-ifnder'Roor.
The place of building, is ten 'rrtiles'wedi'
orCurrolrton Monroe -lownship, Cinrdll
county Ohio, let furlher particulars en
quire of the committee.
AARON -ELLIOT. ft
JOHN BARR,
PETER KICK, i I
ilosEl'll CfcJLLEWS, $
NATHANIEL HARDEN, j
January-, 8(h, lKtfi,
,000 FitENCH BURR BLOCKS
SWMQW&hk rhcynaTries M France
just reoci. ing by latest arrivals,
where are also to be hark, fhe Burr Mill
Stone-, wru-rsmiot! equal to anv in the
TJuited States.
SOON 11 EY,
No. S, Wood street-, Pittsburgh
June 10, 1835.
'Common Pktts Natation after Nov.
Term 1835,
Wenry Dickinson
vs V Atlachincn.
Samuel Slirsl)
All persons interested will take no
lice, that Henry Dickinson on the 1 3 1 h
day of March A. D. 183 sued out a
writ of attachment from the Court of
Common Pleas, of Carroll Conty,&
State of Ohio, against Samuel Hirst,
tor Ihe sum of One hundred and sixty
two Dollars and fifty cents, which
writ has been served and returned.
DANIELM'COOK Clerk C. C P,
Pearce, Starkweather, Se Jarvis
Jlfiorneis for Plaintiff,
Marc.i 1 5th 1836.
U i-hiiiloii .Il on ll ill t'H (.
1 the undersigned, acknowledged
by proclamation of Gov. Lucas, to he
the collector of Ihe Washington Na
tionai Monument Society, for Ohio,
hereby appoint John McCormick dep
uty collector, for the Couniy of Car
roll in sain State.
CHARLES McfjRAN,
Col. W. N. M. S.
CSARLSC U. ATBN,
Attorney at Lav,
1JRACTICES in Ihe Counties ofCo
lumbmiin, Slurk, and Carroll. He
will attend to the collection of claims,
assist administrators, executors, and
guardians, in the discharge of their du
ties; and do any other business upper,
laming lo his profession.
(Jllioo in Now 1 isbon, Columbiana
county i Ohio.
January lt, 1S3j. if,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
Vacation afirr Noi Term I8U5.
STATEt)Et)HIO S9 h Plltlilion.
Cakroj i, County )
-Katharine Brower., widow of David
Brower, Elizabeth Berh-ene, John llrow
er, Isaac BroWer, I'eter Brower, -El leu
Brower, and Caroline Brower, heirs at
Law, of i he s nd David Brower, deceased,
will take notice, that a petition wus filed
rttrrjuat them, on the 18lli. day ol March
18W, in the Court of Common Pleas Irs
and for said county of Carroll, and Sia'.o
of Ohio, by Joseph Brower, and is now
pending; wherein said Joseph Brower de
mands partition of the following real es
tsi te viz: the South East quarter of section
SO, Township 13 in Range 6; (he Sou'n
West quarter-ol ecction 30, Township I
in Range 6; Ihe East half of the North
East quarter ol section 24, Township 13
in Range 6; and the South half of the
E 4 of the N. E- q iar;er of :seclion 30,
Township 13 in R G, that one seventh
part'of suid premises beparl'ttoned tJi set
oljto'him'in severalry, and that her'Dow
er' in said lands 13 assigned the sain
Kath anue Browet as widow of 'David
BroWer, deceased; and that at the next
term of said Court, application will be
made by this -said Joseph Brower for an
order that partition may be made of suid
premises.
Poarce, Starkweather, &. Jafvts,
Attorneys for -Demandant.
March 18th, 1836.
DiisolutkOH ol' Patent rsliip.
THE partnership heretofore existing
underHhe;hfm dt 'Phillips Slemmoiis,'
lias'beeu-disolvetl by mutual consent.
ALEX PHILLIPS.
JOHN SLEMMONS.
J B Alexander Philli; s vvill contin
ue-tho busmi s ol-BOOT & SHOE ma
king in all its-varretics.
Carrollton. April 8tb, TS8.).
CAE1N T MAKING.
The firm of Jackson & Tiernan
htrvioR'been dissolved by conseni, the
business will be cairied on, in future,
by TIEilNAN & Co. in the same
shop; where thcy are 'prepared to exe
cute all drders'in their line upon fhe
shortest notice.
TIKRNAN&Co.
jCsrrdlltdft, "March li ih 1 83ft.
A C ALL. "
'Si. DAXTISl most earnestly
solicits all who have -accounts with
him, to call and make setslenvent.
Many of theaccourits on hrs'books are
of several 'years 'siouding; and, having
prepared himself for 'tyuanuq off, he
hopes this call will be attended -to, by
all who are in any way 'interest! d.
Crrrollton. March 11 th 183(5.
N. I. L. M. Davrs is determined
to do work cheaper then ever rt has
hern done in ('arrollton, heretofore,
and in a neater and mac'h betttf man
ner than it can be done 'in fftvy 'effter:
establif'hrtieut of fhe Hf-ittll Js ".'lie pVt?. .
He'has.ljtist l ecei'VCf! 'flffc 'i&'rcrsit
'Yoi'k & 'Plriledelrhia 'fashions for Hi
'ensuing sprrng ana 'sem'fife.e. Lash,
or ;ifrodu'ce ft B'farr lijfricis Will fe
'taken 'in 'payment Tor 'work.
UitV GOODS.
UK subscribers respectfully "in
farm fhe merchants of Ohio, ilia
'hey have and are teceivins a itiTtt
-Vntl urenera anrtmenl nf iIimi.tI, !r
BWPlSfJ, FtENCHk DOME?
DRY GOODS,
wtiicn will be soW on the most ativan
lageoirs 1erms fcy the niece or pack
age, trt then- Ware House, No 105,
.Maiitet atTeet, Philadelphia.
fOTTS, REYNOLDS & Co.
March 4 ISSfi Smrv.
MAKBLE Y AKD,
NU.Hbisr 8, W900 sritEKt, PITTfttrtS,
M
ARBLE Mantels, with Pilasters
Stones, Monuments, Tomb Stones, Csir
ble Counters, Slabs lor Pier and Centre
Tables, Slabs for Side Boards, Door Sills
and Steps, and nil work in the Marble
MM,
Orders thankfully received Sc nromni
ly executed on moderate terms, by
JOHN RHCY & Co.
June 12, 18'15
JOHNSTON.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and
Solicitor n Chancer u,
KAS removed his Office io the room
lately occupied as the Auditor's
UHicu, Currolltor, Carroll counlv, Ohio
Apr il 10, 1S35
8. Stokely and R. .U'Clarc,
Atlornies and Counsellors at Law,
HAVING formed a partnership in
their profession, will practice to
gether in Carroll couniy, Ohio.
R. McCL WE may be consulted at
his office in Carrollton, or S. S TOKELY
in Sieubenville, and in all cases tho rc.
'uinur of tho one will engage the service
of tho other.
Carrollton, Sept. 1834.
J.lPearte, 1). A. Starkweather, Sc'tD.
Jui vis. Attorneys at Law,
H
WE formed u Partnershio in rh
praelico of their profession, D
A. Slarkwonlhcr and D. Jarvis can hn
consulted at Canton. Slurk couniy, and
i'earce ih Carrollton, Carroll co. O.
Carrollton, Sept 183-1, (
MILLBP.O'.
'Tlio fendersint-il, owners of McrChan.
Flouring Mills, in IV-nnsj Ivaniu, Ohio,
und Wesiern Virginia, having sevbrnlly
purchased and lor sometime had in opu
ration, French Burr Mi I Stone, niotiuT
factored by Mr John Rhey of the city nt
Pittsburgh, take a pie. sue in staling tha
their Burrs, both u. tho quality of tho ma
Henal and in tho workui tudnp, have giv-
en the most en iro saiislacitoit.
The enterprise mnnilelted by Mr Rhcy
in establishing this inaiiulncioty, his ex
ertion in. procuring tho mosi experietibe
workmen, his cure and skill in the aclee
con ol sloito ol u superior description
strongly recouiiuend his esiablishinunt 10
the notice of purchasers, and we ate h ip
py to have it in our power lo beur this
public testimonial in Ins favour.
j ,s. Patterson, Brighton, Beaver CO. P
S Walker, Ov co. Euk sln llilowu,
Pa.
J. A. Mi lei, R riort Mills
1. Mitchell -Sewickl y
Jacob 11. &Mler, II irrason Mills
Ph.
l'a.
Pa.
P .
Pa.
Pa.
P
Pa.
Isaac Walker, ncar Piirslrwgh
James If. While, Now 'Castle Mills
Jok't-P'tulli Fiilston, lii aver cn.
Uuo. Cooper J. Cussiduy, Stcnni
Mi1, irear-Pitlsliuigh
Isaac f'.ingui n, S. M. Mufiongaheia
Run
W.-B. Hawkins, Allegheny
J. Croft, Pine-creek
Abraham Sender, Zdicnnpole
Duvid M. Junkiii, Etna Eurnace,
Pa
Pa,
Pa
P
Ohio.
Pa.
Pin
Va.
Va.
t)hio.
James Morrow, (...rroll co.
F. Zider, Big Beaver,
R. ei J. Lindsay, Vciislrigo, co.
J. JuhiisUH),
Stephen Maple,
J. Meiiiis, Sieubenville,
Piti.slm'tglij'l'a.
Fetruary :fr, 1830.
MOTI3J
15
by John Sholier,,jiistii c of the I'eace
for Jefferson lp., in Ciirroll eouulv, tt0
he undersigned do certify ihilt we hnvo
viewed and tipjiraised a eet-lirln litray
mure, taken up by John Korken -nt euill
township, and Hud the same to be a dark
bay, while in her forehead. und'tWo hind
feet white, about fourteen haindshigh,
suppose her lo he between H and 20
years old, nnd value 'tier at four dollars.
3iveu-uiider our hands ihtstfd day of-Jn
uivry, A. U. J6li.
CEO. SMITH, )
JOHN YlNliMNC. Apprise
Sworn ta mid subscribed bcf..fc IliU
this 2d day of January, A. 1). iMJUi.
JOIlNSlBER,J.'P.
State of Ukio, Carroll Cowt'.y. SS.
It is hereby certilied t till I ihe loreifrtinir
is a Irue copy from my es. ray book.
diven tiniler-my band and seal tltis l'-Mi
duy of Jtfn. 188(1,
JOHN SMOU&fc, J .T.
The subscriber bees leave to inform
hW s e!d customea-s, and the citizens generally-,
".but he Ins removed bis r hop l'rm
Air Abuckle's in rtte hollow, to riie east
end of his own Imusc- first door be'ow
Mr Robert Gould's well known Black
snrflh Shop, in that dehghtfally sfturtled
phiH-nf Ihe Wn of Carrollton, -called try
ibeVular, iSAe-.r JiM wheM-e ho in
lends manufaChii'ing and keeping on
hand-, it i2iieriil assortment of
CiStXETWAAt:.
He feds also gtaiuful in being abe to
add, that the patVitttaaje he has rec-vi d
since, commcircinf; 'business sn CnrrnDl
cosnu , will be n sufficient siimrriiiut ia
induce him to give general suiisfaWinn.
jAMteJBURtili.
Felrraarv-Sth
ANKEli BOLTlNti CLOTIfS.
The subscriber flattered wili many
tcstimomals received from nvilters Who
have Irotighl and used these v i fumble bolt
ingclotha in their Merchant Flour Mills,
begs leive to inform millers and oih
ere, that he has received a large lot of
Bolting Cloths, direct from the manufac
tures; and will be happy to supply miL
ers. on.tjfoe.Ml tttrins with tho articlo,
which ne wiK warrant.
JOHN RHEY.
1 iltsb'h Pa. February 10, 1830.
P. S. Burr Mill Stones and French
Burr Blocks on hand as usual ,
THE undcrsigne ! respectlully nnnotltt
ces lo his friends mid the public gen
erally, ilia; l.e has taken, for a term of
years, the tavern stand heretofore in the
occupancy of Daniel Slraeffer, and known
us the
Wayiicsbnrgti Hotel,
in the town of Wuynesburgh, Stark coun
ty, Ohio where he is prepared to giver
prompt und unremitted attention to tba
comfort and general accommodation of
travellers and others, who may favour
him with their patronage. The Hotel ia
spucious and convenient, and its furni
tu re entirely new. Nearby, there is an
exlensive urea reserved for the recention
of Carriages, Wagons, &c and in this,
there is mi everfluwing fountain of tho
purest water, eonJueted by hydrants from
(he adjacent hit s. His Board shall bo
spread with ihe best the markets afford;
and his Bar always furnished with every
necessary refreshment. His Stablins ia
large, and will always be attended bv
careful and active hostlers.
The undersigned is determined to ren.
der his establishment the comfortable a.
bode of all who may please to give him a
call.
JOHN BEATTY.
Way ncsburgh, Slurk couniy, O. )
l obruury 20tli, 18U0. J