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North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-26

The following is copy of the letter
from Sir John Harvey to Governor Fair
field, relative to the arrival of a reinforce
ment Of British troops in the Madawaska
settlement, from Quebec.
Govt House, Frederickton, NIB,
December 10, 1910.
ir,-As your Exeelency will doubtless be
informed that detachment Of Her MAZE.
sty's troops has lately arrived in NADIA
waska settlement, deem it to consist with
that frankness by which trust INV inter.
course with the authorities Of Maine has
always been characterized to acquaint YOU
that the movement in question, made by
order OF the Governor General of these,
provinces, has no other object than 10
give support TO the civil authorities of ,bat
seitlement-one OF whose magistrates. r
Rice, Esqr., has been grossly insulted
threatened with personal violence ana
obstructed in the discharge of his du,;es
by persons protesting themselves TO he
citizens of the States Of Maine and aso-
Their, James Mclaughlin, ESQ. a mao;s-
trate Of this province and holding the of;cs
Of warden Of the disputed terri,orv, h.s
been threatened by the person in charge
81 the armed posse stationed az sFish r;var
with being arrested and sent as nrisone,
to Augusta, in the event of his persever;no
in the performance Of the duties imnosri
upon him by the Government of tho
queen, and that OF this province
Whether the assertion made. asIam
assured by the person, that in holding this |
language he is only acting in accordance
with his Instructions, be correct or o,her-
wise. your ExeeIlency will best know-l
but refusing, as have done. 10 believe
mai he can have received any AUTHORITY
Tor proceeding which must regard "a |
inconsistent with existing engagement. !
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-26
From tie Boston Herald
IMPORTANT FROM THE FROM
TIER

TIER.
We learn from a gentleman who arrived
in this city last evening 9, IL o'clock, il
whose veracity we think we may de
/ pend, that another mos. cowardIy al
lack has been committed on the Dispu,
ted Territory, upon three American gen.
temen by some fellows calling themselves
mounted patrples.' II seems that the
gentlemen above named viz.-Thomas F.
Templelon, George Cady and John II.
kenwick, were proceeding frem Bangor 10
Canada, and on their arrival near Nj ada
waska,s party Of armed British soldiers
met them. Mr.. Cady inquired of one ol
the soldiers the most direct road 10 take.
He gave him the necessary Information,
when four others came up and asked Mr..
Cady some impertlneHt questions as 10 the
object OF his journey; Mr.. C. replied very
properly and proceeded TO turn the horses
into the road, when one OF the squad step
ped in front OF the carriage and asked what
the feelings of the people were in reIa-
ton TO the burning of the Caroline,
Mr.. IempIeion said they were very ma
turaIly indignant at such a dastardly act,
aud that every true American warmly ex-
pressed hope that Mcleod, Tie leader of
the offenders, should suffer the severest
punishment Of the laws of the country.
f." II Mcleod burnt that old hulk" replied
the soldier" he deserves our thanks. and
il hair OF his head 10 injured, YOU and
your damned countrymen will be made TO
repent in dust and ashes" The gentle
men made no other reply to this insolent
remark than To request the leaders TO al |
low them free and unmolested passage.
But four or FIVE OF the towards seized the
reIns, and charged the gentlemen as
sples," and refused to let them mass I'M
less they subjected themselves to a search
The gentlemen demonstrated upon this
Unparalleled proceeding, and as they
were unarmed. not having even q cane TO |
protect themselves with, they were unable
to offer any resistance One Of the ruffians
Then seized Mr.. Cady by bis throat and f.
tempted to pull him from the carriage, the
oiher two gentlemen threw the soldiers
rom the carriage who fell PROSTATE in the
street. The whole party then came ND
md made dread!u! attack upon the gen
lemen, during which Mr.. Cady was
Knocked down with the butt of a musket,
nd Mr.. TempIeton received severe
round IN the shoulder with a bavonet:
hr. kenwick attempted 10 escape by run
ing, but one Of the party fired upon him.
nd he received bali in his right ,hiph-
e fell on the ground from the wound.
1t this stage Of the crisis one Of The Off :
ess came up, and checked further hostii-
es-Hs Immediately procured assistance, :
nd had the wounded gentlemen conveyed !
the camp and medical aid immediately q
REQUIRED for them. After which they were .
y their request taken to the town from
'hlch they last came, where a deposition :
las drawn up and the facts above record
sworn to.
Our informant states that the gentleman :,
as IN a lair way to recover. He was 10 y
ave started for Washington by the early Il
ain via. Worcester this morning. d
ri b
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1841-01-26

"Madawaska is at present strongly e,r
risoned by British troops.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-20

August 10Th ls4l,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-20
FOR S.IEE.

saHzA THE subscriber Nil Sg ,hc H.owlgg
tracts es plrcels o. and 10 VII, >ccunn
eR seventeen township fifteen rar1c seven
l. east. section twenty, township hl'
tren. rsass seven esst ans ttc south east quarter
and north east quarter Of section thirteen, io"u>hH
seventeen. rauge thirteen ea>l, 10 Monroe county
Tie south easi quarter o. section tweoiv >N|'"h
>h.a three. range ten east; the cs>l bat 81 >ccHan
th.rsv aar township three, ranse ten casts us'
uorth west quarter 81 section uuv i've l'"">hi
tfrtt. fsu,c ten EAST; aud lAe west bait 81 >,e.'e'
1evea.s,u township three. range ten easl, IA lish
tutu,a county. AaJ the north west quarter oi sec
ioa Twelve, township eleven, range eight e"s'' %
lawsmba county
These land, are vel ocalcd-haviog been sc
iretrd " th cane hy competent person.
An,Iy lp " &. WINSTON,
Cashier of the Planters Bans a. Columbus
Orn STEPHEN DUNCAN,
NalchSs,
November 20, 1871 20-SU.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Study Economy.

IN buying Dry Goods, IRON % 70 % per cen' /
richly worth avfG-Ilt suttriitti s'''
Of Goods is now very large and well selected. aut
buyers mag depend on finding prices and uooO
worth the trouble OF look at, .,
Nov 90 ls4l.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-20
Copper. Wire, Sheet-Iron. Tin
Plates. &c. &c,

DIR 4ZIERS COPPER so x 60 mchcs-l0.ll-l2
s aad a 10 90 pound sheets
SHEiiHL.NG COPPER--l4 to 81 EpgsII
Nheehpg "copper".
SHEET IRO.N-e50 Bundles English X. c.
rhrtt Iron No 1910 81
WIRE-l50 BnIles lion Wire No ! oil.
RilEIS--J0 thousand timed RNets 40 thousand
Riack de-
TIN Plates $50 Boxes Tined plates Is I
"Ponupud sud crown Brands
20 Boxes 100 plsir Tin.
IElBED PL.4IE-.50 B1xesLtadtd plate for
untHg.
BLOCk TINS Pigs +. | Banca Tin.
NiILS--51J Kegs nails assorted 4 10 a0i
SPIkES--2j Casks 3 IL inches
BRADS-5O keg, Brads assorted to cod
supply Of the above articles constantly .
hand and ior sale hy
EDWARD c. CENTER kCo.
Corner C0ail and Commerce Streets,
MoBlE ALA.
Sept. lsL ls4l. loto 81.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-20
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
The State OF Mississippi
Lorndss CauHfv. SIS.

nv aH persons interested 10 the Estate II IoAx
Il Taanl, l.ur1tc) WAereas at the October
Term, 4. ID ls4l, Of he Prohates court Cor aid
oouoty, NE uniers gntd were appointed eommis-
sinners o. receive, rXam,ne and ap1oFtOn eli the
cams Of lhr several credlurs Of - 2 estate, whcii
retu-usd B~o'vtui, yua are therefore required 10
PRESENT al. your Claims against the said Estate pro-
perry authenticated 90 Tie commissioners. or eithsr
OF thea al ihs eour, House IA the Town OF Column
bus la the Stale sud county soresad. on the first
Monday oielher month within aud during the terra
% SIX months from tie dale hereof, or yoH will be
barred ~ law trum collecting the same and further.
trat on he hr,t Monday IA May lSsl. al the Court
House AFORESAID, the cnmm.,s nners Nd make the
app3ruonmeui o., the aforesaid claims. when and
where, all persons Interested are requested ~
attend
Columbus, 18Th October lsll.
JAMES H. TURNER
JOHN ID MONTGOMERY
CoHamissi0Rers
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-20
.MARR TED.

On Sunday evening the l4lh inst, BY the Rev.
William Ware, Maj. RoBERT PRorAfT ofColnmous
to MIS-, AM GABRlELLA, daughter Of John GImer
ESQ. Of Lawndes County.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-20
Trust sale.

DY virtue Of Deed 300 lrusl executed on the
ID 5th day Of April $40, BY Thomas Potter l."
secure tie payment Of certain dfOs ibste.h speclh-
ed. | shall un the Oh day of Nlrca ls42 veil ior
cash al HE Court House door Ia lht iowa Of Co
iumbus. the following tract OF parcel 81 isud n the
county Of L1Nua,s Srae oi Mississippi; fifteen
acre, more 81 less Of the south ,s,t quarter ofnorth
west quarter Of section eight, township eighteen,
south oil faGgc seventeen, Wts. tiGr00ef Win az
me improvements thereon, v, de,crbed ~ sand deed
h ,r,a.. WV. r. BARRY,
Scp4 I3iI-9-Gm. Trustee
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-20
4, M. nM ~ Rlll.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law

!. M GGAVBllI,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Cutuyuus MISSISSIPPI,
WILL continue Tie practice olhs profession 10
w the Chancegy court at Cpunbus, 10 the Dis.
rct Court 1T tbc United STATES Tor the Noriheru
District oitle State o' Mississippi and IN the Cir
cut Court m the counties Of Tie 9th Judicial Dis
uct o'ihe STATE at Mss
REFERENCES.
CO.. ) 7 Bailey. Macon Geo
Hon. Nm. {. Dawson Greensboro Geo:
Isaac f. Bower New Orleans.
Hoa. 5. ), prtulss Ncssharg Mss.
Mcssr. Mafquan Co, New York
Sep. II, lsn.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-11-20

Z IST Of 1ef,e-s remata.ag 10 the Pos, 0tbce
~ a. - -mlas Nss,po. "a he ds, OF NJ
NEMBER, lS4l
Alien Z II Audstoa Gideon
Andersen Richard Anderson D6ct. Jas
Bouchs,c Noct + Bella n s. NJ
Bsy'ey Alden ) Rgu Tbos
Mker Mf- sarah Buck Mss Psneope \
BacAmaa G , Coin Butd.ue Jas I
Barton Adam BarAer France, Rev
Border, John II Browa Tbos Z MAJ
Btovnlsc James VI
Clark VI h Chandler ROBOT "
Cushion Nartu q Cater Tho, b
Caldwell Hiram CoI,in> Hornet
Cow. -lol Nm Council sampson
Collin, Lewis Coleman iuthu
Council Juo I Clark Nm l. y T J
Cook Stlas
nlulap u N Dec, Denhan Aod,ewJ
Drake El,.>N DerW m Juo NJ
D,upr,c ElJ,h p,et Matuu
puprre Wm " Dact ncutam Jackson
Euias Ms Ann f. Etun T. \
/ Elliot Nu Erua Nm f.
/ Fitzgerald Nm Coin Fulee Jno F
f Grant N 5 Coin Garua HEAVY II
+ Glider PtIp, Jordan MIS- Margaret
Gt,mcr Ihus l. or
I Green DaulJ Rodcs Mrs Elizabeth J
+ HarIr DANIEL Hubbard u Is
Harraee Benz Hubbard Edgar l.
Harrison Jno Hughes j VI
Henderson John HAIRS John l.
HAM, Reid Hodges Cecilia
Hall Ezeae laNtias 1 h
Henry Thomas Halo Calvin
Jalman Miss Eleanor I Jordan Vim
Jones Juo " Jack Nm
Jones Henry \ la beacc John
lhuuom " Love Amg, T.
Levy Chapman Lawrence Mr.
Lacy S1i, 7 Leeca Ephrum
Morrow ] N Moore R,h' +
Mack William Michel JAMES ;
Mathews / Mbr,mli Benz
Mann James May Joseph
Mamie, Doet E S Nuns Mss Jate
MReOl lho4 More Mex
NI.arsn Chas Nuns WIN NJ c
Maloae Ms. May
r Nash Mrs Nancy \ 0 Nash NeIlnson
Oliver John
PARKS Sas Pickering Il l.
Picket Mrs louisa Potter Ihos
Pope Mss Elizabeth Pope Miss May \
Powers Jane, 4 Poawood Robou
Pnncc Francis Philips Lewis
7 Pendlelon Jos & ) Rohfrl Sam
Ross Mrs Lilly Rosae MIS- Jane
' Reynolds AlW
Seve VIM $ ale George
SINS Dr1ry Smlhngs JOSIAH
Sosby Mex W Steele { d
Stones I II Sulman Saml
! Threat ,ham K . Taylor JAS V
a Thornton John Thornton K {
il Trce Allen Tabb 1hos B
UItz George I
Wooster Saul $ Doct Wod1hl Jno &
Woodhouse rho, X c Whitfield William
Weed Mr. or
Waddll Miss Louisa SANFORD White
Whitfield VIM 2
VoIcune Thos Vaughan Mr., Fecial.
Yates Xachlnah Il
JOSEPH BLAIR, p. NJ
----
4 " PERSON., call ing for the above letters
o please say they arc advertised
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-12-31

who know him years ago, and who heard
him boldly avow his federalism, will be
apt TO think this revolution from federal
ism to repubIicanISm, a little too ecCen-
tric-a little too consistent oven for the
imitator OF John Randolph. ln short,
it is a mere "ahslractiun." Mr.. Wise
may be, doubtless he is, very great
man. But he is not now politician Of
the "RepubIican" school, and he never
was Of that school. II we were called
upon to state to what class of politicians
Mr.. Wise belongs, we should say, un.
equivocaIly, TO the "Absractionists; -
and, as he gIories III the name, we shall
"leBve him alone in his glory"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-12-31
From The Ohio State Journal.
THE WAY TIE PEOPLES AFFAIRS
ARE MANAGED IN LOCOFOCO
STATES,

The Locolocos created the Uoion
Bank in Mississippi, and issued Sa,e
bonds TO borrow money for it, and now
repudiate those bonds. ln Georgia, the
Legislature takes great pains with the
Central Bank, which is kind OF pei,
and refuses TO pay specie but lends mon.
ey to the State, and is the depository of
lis funds. Ia Alabama they involved
the people some ten or twelve mlIIons
In debt, BY borrowing money to sci up
their State Bank, (the precious anti bank
party J! and have recently talked Of refu-
sing TO receive their share of the public
lands, In South Carolina they also OBJ,
ject,to receiving their share-lhey love
The People SO! In Ohio, one Of their
leaders introduces a. resolution to enquire
into the OXpediency Of repeating the
common school laws, The following is
the way they love The. people in IIIlaois
lNEXC USABLE CARELESSNESS IN
ILLINOIS.
The Editor OF the Alton Telegraph and
Review, writing from Springfield, ILL.,
nois, says, tha; on enqulrIng al the Au-
ditors Office, no was inlorlned that no
official record 1OhateUer had been kept of
the amount at bonds issued, The purposes
TOR whiCh iISued, nor Of their numbers;
and that lie only means Of obtaining the
information desired, Vds by examining
rhe reports rhiCh from time TO time haze
been made 10 The legislature.
We consider this 10 be one of the most
extraordinary deVelopements of official
neglect yet brought to light. What! "a
Stale with a known debt exceeding niue.
teen millions Of dolIars, 10 keep no ac-
count ofsuch issues, and be unable with
accuracy TO render "a statement of It's f,
nancial condition! To issue bonds IRON
lime to time, to meet the eXlgencies Of
the moment, and be unable to learn any
thing as to them except from loose, 10
correct reports, made by interested a.
gents! Such deyoIopements as TO in
dlviduaIs would dscredll them at once.
We cannot be surprised that Illinois
bonds will sell al New York at 27A cent,
on the doIar.-Cin Gdz.
These precious economists! These
reiormers! These lovers OF the people
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-12-31
Res direction or Persian
Pills.


1T is now settled point that ,his is
the most valuable family Medicine before
the public; its sovereign power over dis.
case and lis fame throughout the whole
country, is sufficient TO warrant us in say
ing that they have no equal in the known
world. They raise from the utmost
weakness, distress aud suffering, TO state
Of health, strength and happiness. They
are composed Oi Persian and Indian veg.
etab!e extracts, of the greatest reputation
for the cure OF diseases. 1t is moi ne.
cess9ry to mention here the extraordinary
cures they have performed. Suffice It to
say, that they will cure all cases Of Fever
and Ague, Dyspepsia, Bilious Complaints
Rheumatism, Coughs, Colds, &c.
ALSO-Jew DavId's Hebrew Plaster
possesses intrinsic merits bey ond any
other article used as an external applica
tion. 1t is recommended with simuIta~
neous appreciation bv the thousands
which have used it. 1t will cure weakness
and pains in the back and sides, Coughs,
Colds, &C., when applied according Ia
directions, also local inflammation, scrof.
uIous affections, &C., in their primary
stage. For information respecting the
above medicines and some Of the cures
performed by them. call on the under
slgnen agents who have pamphlets 10
distribute graIuIIousIV.
AGENTS.
r. KENNEDY, CarroIton.
s. A. Highland, HarrIsburgh
John Scott, Amsterdam.
R. Jackson, Springfield,
Carrollton, Dec. "a, L84l.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-12-31
Temperance Meeting.

The Carroilion Tolal Abslinerce ST.
ciely will meet in the Methods, EpIs.
copal Church, oU Friday evening, Dec.
3lst, at S o'clock P. M-when it is ex-
pecled there will be addresses delivered
by E. r. Ecklev, Esq, and others, on
the subject of Temperance The cil-
zens of Carrollton and vicinity are re
spectfully invited 10 attend.
JAS BURGE, Pres't.
w. BUTLER Sac'y.
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N 0

THE Undersigned respectfully re-
quest all those indebted 10 them by
note, duebiII, or book account, Of more
than four months standing, TO make i'm
mediate payment, as no longer induI-
gence will be given We nope this no
tlce will be attended 10 promptly that
costs may BE- saved We are dcIermin
ed 10 coerce payment and settlement by
The strong arm OF the law if this notice
is not attended 10.
McELDERRY & MILLER.
Carrollon, Dec. 24th, l94I.
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SheriF's Sale.

DURSUANT to a writ Of alias Ven.
4 ditiOni EGpondS, to me directed
issued oul of the Court of Common Pleas
OF Carroll county, | will offer for sale on
Saturday the 7th day of February next,
(l842,) between the hours of " o'clock
A. M. and 4 o'clock P. NJ, the follow
ing real estate situate in said county oI
Carroll, 10 wit:
Part of the North East quarter of Sec.
ton II, Township l3, oil Range 6, con
tanning lSl acres, bounded as follows
to wit: beginning at post 1874 IA 100
perches from the North East corner o.
said quarter, thence East SO 6 10 perches
to post, thence Sou:h 81 perches to q
post, thence West SO 6 10 perches to a
post, thence North 81 perChes to tht
place Of beginning.
ALSO-Part of the East half of lhC
South West quarter of Section Is, Town
ship l3, and Range 6, beginning fol
boundary as follows, at the South Wes
corner Of said half quarter, thence NortI
46 perches, thence East l3 perches
thence South 26 degrees, East 81 perches
thence West 35 perches 10 The place o
beginning, containing seven acres, more
or less. Attendance gwen by
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Cairolton,l
December 81, l84l.
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GR9SGGgITg
FOR
The Ohio State Journal,
During the Session of the Legislature
or for The gear

This long established and we'll known
public Journal is now issued from the
press Daily, YrI- Weekly. and Weekly.
The Proprietor has recently charged
himself with several thousand dollars for
the purchase Of new materials, for the
purpose OF enlaTglng and improving his
paper, and increasing its value 10 the
political and general reader 1t is his
differentiation TO neglect nothing neces-
sary to make the State Journal what 1t
Should be, situated as it is at the Capt.
tol OF the State, the focus oil political at.
traction and The center to which all look
with interest and expectation,
As usual, the most competent and
faithful Reporters have been secured,
and during the session of the approaching
Genera Assembly, which is looked 10
with more than ordinary interest, the
duty Of giving full and faithful reports
of its proceedings will be assumed, aud
ample space will at all times be appro-
priated TO the action of the State and
National Administrations, the doings of
Congress, and to foreign and domestic
intelligence, light and miscellaneous
reading, &c. &c. Among matters of a
minor consequence, Price Current, a
Bank Note Table, will be inserted, and
carefully revised as occasion may re-
quire. Particular attention will also be
given to the quotations for staple arti
cles and products in the Eastern markets
In short all that industry and enterprise
can effect townrds making the State
Journal useful and interesting TO its rea-
ders, shall be bestowed upon 1t, and the
publisher, with this pledge Of his fu
ture intentions, fatters himself that hi:
exertions will be properly appreciated
and rewarded.
TERMS.
THE ONO STATE JOURNAL is ISSUED
DAILY, TrI- Weekly, and Weekly, on tht
following terms, payable invariably ii
advance:
For the yr. For the Session
Daily, Sc 90 So 90
Tr Weekly, 4 90 2 90
Weekly, 2 so ! 90
CHARLES SCOTT.
Columbus, Nov 26, lS4l
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Th st indebted to the estate Of Joseph
Workman, late Of Carroll county, ceceas'
ed are required to make immediate pay.
meut 10 he Undersigned Administrator;
aud those having claims against said
estate, are requested TO present them,
legally proven, for settlement, within one
year from this date.
LEWIS CRAWFORD,
Administrator.
December II, lS4I.
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TERMS
Office.

THE subscriber having made con-
tracts which must necessarily be met
with cash, on the first day of April next,
respectfully asks those indebted to him,
to make payment 1t Is not his wish to
use coercive measures; yet il this notice
should be neglected he will be compel.
led, however reluctant he may feel, 10
use rigid means to collect, at least, from
those who have been indebted to hlm Tor
years. -
JOHN S. HUNTER.
December 3, l841
N. B. Wheat aud Oats will he taken
In payment, al cash prices
]. S. II.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
December 8, l84l.

BY virtue OF an order Of II o Court of
Common Pleas, for Carroll county, Ohio,
made at their October Term, A. D lS4l,
the und'rsgned administrator Of tho
est4le ol David J. Levy, drcets,d; will
Offer iur sale al lhr door Of the Court
House IN CtrroIton, 10 said county, at
public auction on Friday th. 3lSt day Of
December next, between the hours Of 10
O'Clock A, NJ. and O'Clock P. NJ. OF
said day ; all the undivided half of Lot
No. 80, IN Alkiuson's addition to tho
town 0! Carrolilon, subject TO The widow
OF deceased, life estate in the same
{ Terms made known on day Of sale.
ROBERT M'CLAVE,
Administrator.
|
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AT my Instance a%rt OF all"chm'h
~o- his dav issued y Th"w'' Williams,
d Justice Of the Peace, ol Rose Town
ship, Carroll county, again- the proper
~ and effects Of john Miller, nOn.rts.
ldent Of said coupiv.
DAVID R. CAMERON.
December 8, l84l.
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We are all here.


Even they--tbe dead though dead, sc
dear;
Fond Memory, to her duty true,
Brings back their faded forms to view,
How life like, through the mist OF years
Each we'll remembered face appears!
We see them, as in times long past,
From each to each kind looks are cast;
We hear their words, their smiles he
hold,
THEY'RE round us as they were Of old
We are all here.
We are all here,
Father, Mother,
Sister, Brother,
You that love, with ove so dear.
This may not long OF US he said;
Soon must we join the gathered dead,
And hy the hearth we now sit round,
Some other circles will he found.
Oh! then, that wisdom may be known,
Which Yields iio oil peace below
So, III the world to follow this,
May each repaat, IN worts oi bliss
We'Ic al-all here.