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New-York tribune., 1842-01-04

! !igion adapted 20 their cnaI Iac1ef' a,1 -
;.hments ynnqinrnl and crneL. i-@E'-riei,'e bas
shown that in countries reIrlafkaoe ~, -.' ''',
&c ae,sI laws. the spirit Of the inheoitants Is as
- ai1ac,ed BY them as il other countries by
80 nnn;.hrnents Let follow naturc VINO
I ia.@ y;y.n shame 70 man for his sconrge. and let
,bc heaviest part OF the punishment be the lntarny
,,andinriit Butif E.=, there be s0rae coun
tries where shame is no, consequence OF punish
nen,, this must be ewing 10 tyranny, which has
! inflicted the same punishment, villains and hon
est men; aud il there are Others where men are
deferred only by cre! Punishmens,=we may De
sure that tais must in great measure arse from
! the violence of the government.
- anl strongly confirmed in ray sentiments
/ -ays Mon;esque. upon finding The Romans on my
/ side; and / think that punishn.ents are connected
with the na,ure Of the government, wil=nI behold
this great people changing in this respect, their
civil laws, in proportion as they atared their form
Of goverame.,' Tne reea! avs made Tor
multitude wer,. very severe but after theezpusion
OF the decangrs a!mast all the pena la,Ts yreIcz
abolished This is exacty the tine 10 winch we
NAV refer what Lvy aid Of the Romans :. that
no peopl. wera ever more otri o moderation lH
puni.talent.' And Cicero, in one Of his cele@
b7aled orations, make, ,-se= remarks: far, tar
from ns be the puni.hisent oi deatl,5ts minister's
II. ins,runen7. Remove them only from their
actual operation on bodies, t.lt#ban5i them
from our ,ves oor cars opr Thoughts Tor not only
the cxecutiaa, but the ppPrthensiontt; existence
af these ,hirgs is di,gracetul to { freeman. 'ihd
+ Roman citizen.
The conclusion to winch we are brought zby aii-
.norily, entirely snslaias oar position, taai TIC en-
fmcemen, Of laws which are yndie'iye or cruel, Is
contrary 10 the spirit of=agll liberty and a yiola-
/ lon Of republican Pn1cfz.
The vifiuc-, says=D Df. franklls, arc ali
parts Of Il circle whatever ls humane, Is "lsa
whatever is wise, Is just; and whaieTcr Is wise,
lust, and humane, will be found to be me true IN
tetest OF stats, whether =cti'a4s o' 81 c''e
mes De t''e s"pect %i 'i'e s'siut,'i.
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;ny'l,,, in .,,ra of ,.a,rre We now sri,:,. al
rho cuas,ion has man the ioilt 10 take his own
ia +, will readily be perceived that the answer
to this question is all important tothe# detcr'nlaa
ton OF this inquiry; for II II should appear that
ne does not possess it. ,heni viii necessarily fol-
low that he cannot by possibility delegate that
right to another I: one man has no.. the right,
ten cannot have it, and if ten cannot, ten thousand
cannot.
IN order to ascertain the rights which arc pos
.asso1 nv :. Government. we shall have u #l0oiire
Yhor RIGHTS appertain 10 individuals in a state
Ca !, y;I not h.. con,ryer.ed ;, This NO
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04

rs7L Lt.,INEE Aa,i-Es,ortioa aas. Improvement
L Il Il i 1 ia Dentistry. =persoes d..ir5us of
avoiding tie e1ravagan: charges OF Dentists Will iad it
atrnn;s eoGs 10 call on v SH WOOD, Surgeon Den
list. 100 Chambers 81 vest OF Broadway
NB-CuElous and schine teeth infalliblT cured With
pain, and rendered nsefll for many years ncorrIo
se mineral teeth Inserted various systems from 81 to
81. Filling nnd cleaning IA proportion Whole set,s on
Ike stuos sherc pressure principle Io-
GOMPOsITiON R0LI.sRa oi r7a h.s,
y materials md quality, and Of all sizes cast Al he OF
Gre Of the New: World 30 Ann-.t Inquire Of M,, J. W.
RICHARDS, IL ina Press Room (ha.smeuL) aual u
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04

no FqsTTEfIs-An assortment OF Silk Plush
Bands an4 other Trimmings on hsnd md for sale al
Au,i Tariit prices, By
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04
L F. q 4 l..

NEw YoRN SUPREME CoCaT.-ln.th. u a.r Ga.
application ci u. Mayer. stscm.n ard go, 80.
The City OF S.~lUiA. realire -p rArs TEity...'I
.;,.et { cu the T.atb = TIC East k,,e IN
esush w.rT OF .SiG Ci T. s who,I il usy *
;e- y h.eoy gwen hs petii-n will De ps.en.d - 30
pr-,p,. e Safe Of New Yo't he c.yi 81 Ia %,
AIbauy n the irs, Tge,dry OF FSbnsry !sI2
the Court t|.t day sooh thereafter c0u..s
;. h.srr 81 Jar Bccyunan OF The Cty e Ne~ Yufk ,r,
forth the right tile ana claim OF he P~hoarc the u.
ae noC..nt dollars herioors cstIaated snd sr ~
Of Estjaatt aud Assessment appointed 4, IL
,hr- entitled matter Gnkco~a and for the ,,
,pa,, b th ,lid upSn,wp by aEd IN ccnscrerr.
r-nSuhins the n.ere. Of the Jid nk kaowu 10 nI
Or parcel of land fsQnrd Tor the purpose OF Opening Thr
sid Comm oSsrs, follows VIZ bat CERTAIN o. pie,.
n parcel goucd situate, lying aad sc.g Ia the safe 81,
zenith sri of hr sSt city. md ooGnced and ennsain.cr
isos to ,i,bcg,uong al the 1oHhwe,tery corner # il,
Eighth avenue eanuhed BY air, and Ihr'y-..toad ,s
1, .,ue De opeurd. and running he nee noNhE
Is alon hr p.hra.,er.y line side Of Thry ,.coad Nrs
tie sam. 10 opened hundred fee 10 the iouh
line or OF land OF james bcoTnan thence ,oyh
westerly ,ons cuht,ey iius OF sihe OF The aid .a6
HE said james Boornan thirty feet 10 gs dfawn tho1rh
The centre ot hluS ,econG street, As me S 10 &c opened
ihece ouhes.,sry 2l-n. The aid line dfswn through TIE Geo.
tire Thysetond he .ane wss to re opened ,h
hundred feet the nowcstey lice or s';e 81 The EiS
established ~ law and running etnts n5sihesiy
along ihe iid aar;hwe.tey Et side Of aSd Eighth s1ssrs
established ey Aw ty feet 10 he pt.c- ct .sg'nhog
Tire alt Justice. will be m9ved that the payt.
he .sp,s saned and rule order o The sad Cosr
reGc Clerk Of ,aiG Court residing H the City Of New
York 10 paw the said petitioner oI 70 ais attorney &
,c thereof II any and tor suck further o,hsg orde. u
10 the aid Cour, hall ,es inset ana proper.
D,ed December Sd IS tt
IS 6wd J. W w!iEELER. At;'y for Petiiionsr
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04

I0gsN WARWICK, Sweep Sneltor and Rs
y finer III general Ne Il John. street, New,riork.
Purchaser of jewelers. and Slivsrsmi,hs polishngs
Pnmica,a Lealo!lS Parting Bars, Coarse Silver Bara
Lace Gilt snd plac- Metals SooA Abindess Rags Sc. So
y
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04

EiShlh. The irremediable nature of IT,
BY this division of the subject, i, will be per
'eiyed that we do not propose to confne our ex-
0m'nation to the abstract or theoretical right of
government over the lives OF its citizens, but will
ais" consider the exercising such right, if pos
s-,sed
e shall, in the order proposed, proceed 10 con-
s'"cr no" 'ar the exercise OF the po!cer 10 take
away human h,e is consistent with republican
governments aud, in doing SO, we shall take fire.
=qnent opportunities 10 introduce the language of
lhe ablcst and best men of anc;ent and ,,odera
times, rs authority to sus,aiu orr no.;t;,ns nor
that there are no sufficient ursurocnts for orr mr.
pose without such reference, but because ", find
ourselves deubly fortified in our opinion. ,,h., ,,c
can produce testimony 50 high and so con,,,s .d;,e
Governments differ rs essentially in ,bei,#o,,,.
,arions in their construction. Monarcmcal cov.
ernments dependent en- the will of an Individual
are more cruel and yindictive than those which
originate with, and are sustained by the people,
One has its origin in force or fraud, and the other
in common consent. One ia sustained By cruelty
and terror, the other by leniiy and virtue. The
objec, of good government is TO proectits citi2ens
All laws therefore, should be made TO prerets
rather than to pnniSh offences. No laws bt
Just that in their operation rindictive or cruel
lie severity of punishments, says Montesque
Is inter- tor deSpotIc government whose prrnei
pie Is terror, than iora republic whose spring j:
honor and ei-tae. In moderate governments, tn,
love OF country, shame and fear o. blame, art
restraining motives, and the greatest punishmen
for bad action Is conviction. a good legislator
is less bent upon puntshins than preueatin g
crime; he is more attentive TO inspire good moral,
than ,e inftic, punishment |, would be an ea,,
matter prove thatin ali, or nearly all the govern
rnents OF Europe, punishment has increased 0,
diminished in proportion as those government,
f.,ored or discouraged liberty. The Marqui.
New-York tribune., 1842-01-04

~ b. Wanta,! at the above place ic. dozen of the
rnuortrd BRITISH OIL GIs
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1842-03-19
THE BOON'S LICK TIMES.
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Publishers g. Proprietors,
And Publishers Of the Laos, DC, Of the United
States, by authority.
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II Il X MS.
Published every Saturday, at SO in advance, o.
- at the end Of the year. No paper discontinue,
but at the option Of the editors until all arrearage
are paid--and failure to give notice (before tn,
end of the Year, of wish to discontinue will b,
considered new engagement.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
One dollar per square, of twelve lines or less
for the first insertion. and fifty cents square foi
each subsequent insertion.
For one square twelve months, twenty dollars.
Where the insertion of an advertisement is or.
aered, without the number of insertions being spe.
cited, it will be inserted Cat the discretion of the
proprietary until forbid, and charged for accor
dinghy.
All advertisements from strangers, well as
all orders for jobwork, must be accompanied with
the cash. or reference to some responsible and
ssnvsnient acquaintance.
AUTHORIZED AGENTS.
A. r. OLDHAM, Middle Grove, Monroe CO.
JAMES HUGHES, Richmond, Ray CO.
JAMES HEAD, Four Mile Prairie, Randolph CO.
W. F. SwILzLER, Columbia, Boon CO.
&C. P. BRowN, Platte City, Platte CO.
THOMAS JAcKMAN, Rocheport, Boon CO.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-01-21
~av IsEgt ARD.
A MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR.

CHARLES f. JOHNSON, son oi
Rev. F. II. JOHNSON, Of Marietta, o.,
has been missing since the l7lb OF Au-
gust last, and nothing has been heard
from him. It was supposed at first he
might hsvo gone down the river, but
strong suspicious are now entertained
that the boy has been murdered. He
IS about fifteen years Of age, black hair,
black eyes, rather thick set, lively and
active in all his motions, and quick ol
apprehension.
Whoever will give Information where
he may be found, will subserve the
cause Of humanity. relieve the anguish
Of fond (aiher, the crushed heart oI
on ahectiona'e mother, and shall by cal.
ling al this Office, receive the above re
ward and all necessary expenses be
paid.
p. S. Please 10 direct 10 The Office oI
the lnteliigencor, Marietta, Ohio.
January IA, lS42.
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STATE BANK OF lLLINoIs.-T'he follow
ing is from The last st. Louis New Era:-
|''We learn from the Cincinnati papers,
that lhe notes of the State Bank OF Iii
nois suffered very great depreciation
in that city, on the 3lst, IN consequence
OF report that she has failed. Brokers
bought The notes at great "a crIfce, un.
Ill the panic was allayed by the circu,
lation ol correct information. One sug-
gesuon is, that the report was started by
the issuers OF the shlOPlaster currency,
10 order 10 direct attention from them
aud their Trash.
1t IS unnecessary for the public inCor
nation here, but it may quiet apprehen-
sion elsewhere, for US 10 say, that there
vas no ground for the rumors in circu-
Iation at Cincinnati, dlscredtable 10 the
Bank"
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SHERlFFS SALE.

PURSUANT to a writ of f. td. to
me directed, issued out Of the Court of
Common Pleas of Carroll county. | will
offer for sale on Saturday the 26h day
Of February next, between The hours OF
10 o'clock A. M. sOd 4 p. NJ the fol =
lowing real estate situate in said county
of Carol, to wit: Lrts No. 20 and 80
in the Town of Pekiu, with the i'm
provcments thereon. Taken in execu
ton and will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
January q, lS49'
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SHERIFF'S SAFE.

PURSUANT to an order Of alias f.
ia. to me directed, issued out Of the
Court oI Common Pleas OF Carroll coun-
ty, | will offer for sale, on Tuesday the
lst day of March next, between tie
hours OF 10 o'clock A, NJ. and 4 P. NJ.
the following real estate, situate in Car
rollton in said county, 10 wit! Lot No.
80, in Arkinson's addition TO the town
Of CarroIIlon, (kuown as such on the
plat Of said town) with its improvements
thereon, by mortgage of S3S5 due on
The 24Dh day Of May lS43, together with
five per cent Attorneys collecting lee.
Taken in execution and will be sold by
me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
January 2l, lS42.
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i2ARII FOR SALE
OR RENT.

This Farm les one mile west Of Wyn.
ing's Mill, on the road leading from Elk
horn to TOPICS Mil. The Form contains
l60 acres, with about so acres cleared.
The improvements are good bewed log
House, veil finished; and a very large
Barn. The farm will be sold ifapp.ica.
ton be made, or if not sold, will be for
rent. For terms, aPpIy 10 the subscriber
living within half mite of George Fos'
ter's Saw Mill, in Lee township.
ROBERT BEATTY.
Janulry Ia, 1S42
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AVguata EaRG Ih Married.
"Boys, DO YJU HEAR THATn
That va,ultls and productive quarter
section d land, ia,aIy IN the occupancy
oi Thomas B.own, deed, situated one
mile S)uth east OF AngG5ta, Carroll Co.,
Oho--Is now offered lor sale. About
fifty acres Of this quarter dre cleared and
ready for cultivation. The other i'm
proyemenls consist Of a Dwelling house,
Barn, Sprlng'house, &c. The soil Is
fully equal 10 any lands IN the country
foY grain growing; aud, taken altogether,
it is perhaps The most desirable tract Of
land noN for sale IN this section Of the
State. T'evms will be made known upon
application 10 Mrs. f P. Brown, Nor
ton, Summit couHy, Oho, or to The un-
deralgned, la sale should not be eHec
ted before ooh Of Marc9 nexl, the hrm
will be rented for the term Ol one year
from The isl of April thereafter
JOHN PEARCE.
CarroIilon, Jan, \ 1912.
+ IMPROVED FARM FOR SALE.
THE undersigned, as agent for his
father, David Alexander, now Of illinois,
is authorised TO sell, on very aGcommo-
d ting terms,
| THE WELL IMPROVED FARM,
In Rose township, Carroll county, Ohio,
now il the occupancy Of Mr. Samuel
M'CulIough being the South West Or.
Of section 2l, ln township lG, Range Z.
Upon the premises there are large and
comfortable dwelling house, Barn, Sta
bic and other necessary out.houses, to-
gelher with large and thrifty orchard
About 80 acres OF this tract are cleared
and in cultivation; and The whole is sit
uated within nine or ten miles of Boil
var 90 the OHIO Canal. One thousand
dollars oil Ihe purchase money will be
required IN hand--the balance in pay
meals. An indIs2utabIe lille will bt
conveyed to the purchaser. Application
may be made TO the undersigned at 10
S ph KImmeII's IN Rose township.
PHILIP ALEXANDER, agen
for David Alexander.
January 81, l642.
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SheriG's Sale.

DURSUANT to a writ of alias Yen,
4 diliOni ETpon0S, to me directed,
issued out of the Court Of Common Pleas
Of Carroll county, ! will offer for sale on
Saturday the 7h day Of February next,
(l842.) between the hours of 10 O'clock
A. NJ. and 4 O'Clock P. NJ, the follow.
ing real estate situate in said county Of
Carroll, TO wit;
Part of the North East quarter Of Sec.
ton II, Township l3, OF Rruge 6, con.
tanning 1874 acres, bounded as follows,
10 wit: beginning at post l24 Ia 100
perches from the North East corner Of
said quarter, thence East SO 6 10 percbes
TO post, thence Souh 81 perches to a
post, thence West So 6 o perches to a
post, thence North 81 Perches TO the
place of beginning.
ALSO-Part of the East half Of the
South West quarter of Section Is, Town.
ship l3, and Range 6, beginning for
boundary as follows, at the South West
corner of said half quarter, thence North
46 perches, thence East 10 perches,
hence South 26 degrees, East 81 perches,
thence West 35 perches 10 the place of
beginning, containing seven acres, more
or lees. Attendance gwen by
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
Sherih's Office. CarrolIton.|
December 81, l84l.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-01-21
FEDERAL NOMlN ALTON FOR
GOVERNOR.

The reception which awaits Wilson
Shannoa's nom nation in sumo parts OF
the State, may be surmised from the
following paragraph from the "Irumb@It
Democrat" The pary organ in that coun'
~. THIS feeling o! discomfort with the
cooking of The managers here, Is not con
fined 10 that county alone.
From the TrumbuU Democrat,
"THE DISH is COOKED. Wilson Shan
non has been tinpa"ned into aoniDa-
for Governor. Pity the thing had not
been done little earlier, it would have
saved the eXperse end trouble Of a State
Convention. What shame It was for
the Central Committee to call the reo-
pie together Ersm all parts oI he STATE,
10 act the part OF automatons thus in ia
nfying an arrangement that he'd been
cooked up before they left their homes"
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! 81 2 !!

THE subscriber would respectfully
request those of his customers whose &C
counts for the last year are yet unsettled,
to call and make settlement Immediately
He intends to make 1t a rule 10 settle up
his accounts as often as once year al
least, and hopes it will meet with The ap.
probation Of his customers.
All who do not approve ofthe above
rule are at liberty to change their place
Of dealing; and on failure 10 make settle.
ments as above requested, may expect TO
find their accounts in the hands of prop.
er officers for collection.
Fle has a number of NOTES and DUE
BILLS on hand, which if not lifted very
soon will be put into collection.
ISAAC ATKINSON.
CarroIItOn JaO, II, lS42.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-01-21

The British ship of war ILLUsrRIoUs
cay arrived at New York on Thursday
morning from Portsmouth, England,
whence she sailed on The 10Th Of Novem.
Der, having on board Sir CHARLES BAG
GOT, the new Governor General OF Brlt-
ish North America. She is said to be
the first line Of battle ship that has visit
ed that port since the Revolution. -
MAJ. Int. JAM Isl, 1912
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-01-21
From the Trumbul Democrat.
TIE RESUMPTION Bill.

Tho Senate, on Saturday, did not take
up this Important bill at all. Rumor rep
resents certain members Of the party as
unwilling to 60 forward with the meas
ures in its preseat shape. Mr.. Mcconnell
is one who appears 10 be afraid to come
up to The scracth. lie proposed amend
u.ents on Friday which would 90 TO de-
feat the object Of resumption for the pres.
ent. They were laid on the table with
the bill, 1T is whispered that certain
"dtmocrdtiC" banks are not ready Tor re-
sumption. We agree with the State
Printer, that there is no excuse for far
thor delay. The people are in favor Of
prompt action, and they have reason
10 wonder at the want OF decision beray
ed by the majority 10 the Senate cham
her. We do not believe that all the Lo-
70 Focos in The Senate, will be rec
reaDt totheir duty, but that enough Of
them will stand firmly up 10 their
duty, with lhe Wings 10 secure the
earliest tuvorble issue on a subject OF
such immense importance to the people
Of this Stale.-O. S. Journal, Jan II
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RARTIS FOR RENT

WE will rent the farms belonging 10
the Estate Of James Sinclair, deceased =,
near the town of CarroIlton, for Two or
three years from the first OF April next,
Proposals will be received until the lsl
Of January, l84e, at which time we will
article. Security will be required for
the payment of the rent. Proposals can
be handed 10 Wm. M. Sinclair, al the
Store Of Jackson 4. Sinclair.
CHARLES FAWCETT,
GEORGE SLOAN.
Executors.
November 10, lS4l.
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DISCUSSION.

The following question will be discus,
sed al EbsrsoIe's School House on the
evening OF the 2lst inst.
"ShonH the Veto power Of the Consti-
tuition Of the United States be eTpungedW
A general invitation is given to all
who desire to hear The question discus
sed
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-01-21
January, 81, 1s42.
SHERlFF'S SALE.

PURSUANT to a writ Of alias P'u
veaditioni erponas, to me directed, issued
out OF The Court OF Common Pleas Of
Carroll county, | will cffer for sale on
Monday the 28ih day of February oext,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. M &
A P. NJ. =, the following real est,te stu,
ate in SAID county Of Carroll, to witt
Part Of the North East quarter, Of Soc.
II, in township l3, of Range 6, OF the
SIeubenvllie Land district, containing
29 and half acres.
ALSO-Lol No. 30, in the town oI
New Hagerstown, lying and being in
said county. Attendance given by
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
Sheriff. Office, I
CarrroIIton, Jan, 21, I84Q )
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-01-21
MOB IN LOUISVILLE.

MOB IN LOUISVILLE
OGs, Arnold & Co., dnd The Sauiag's
Bank, destroyed by Tie ercited poPu
lace.
The following extract from letter
from Cincinnati, shows TINT most
fearful state Of things exists IN the ci'
ties down the river, in regard 10 money
matters. There is point beyond
which an intelligent community ought
to take some means 10 obtain relief but
this spirit oI mobocracy will, if suffered
10 proceed unchecked, one day bring
about a state Of anarchy and confusion,
totally at variance with every principle
Of correct government Pts. Morn
Chronicle.
CINCINNATI, Jan. Is l642
] have now TO communicate another
mos. which occurred at Louisville on
Yesterday morning. Oils, Arnold &
Co $, ana the Savings Bank OF Louis
vile, were not only completely rdded
of their contents, but the buildings them
selves we're pulled down by the popu-
lace, and the Brokers' Offices were all
demolished This is the information
per mail boat, this morning, and it wa
Ihe intention of the Louisville mob ,c
cross to New Albany, and finish Ihei
work.
The Louisville papers, by to NOR.
rows mail, will probably furnish Ih'
particulars.
Yours, &c.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-01-21
REPORTED DESTRUCTION OF
THE BRITISH STEAM VESSELS ON
LAKE ERIE.

A letter received 10 town on Saturday
from gentleman at Buffalo, communl.
Gates the intelligence, that news had
lusl been received al that place, that the
Patriots had succeeded in destroy ing the
two steam lrIgaIes lying IN the mouth Of
Grand River, on the Canada side. The
writer also states that the troops oppo
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-01-21
jackson s. Sinclair

WOULD announce their that The carhs arrived which
settled;
take method informing
termned have compliance with reasonable inability
To
dues which d they would call ALL aud
@ made reasonable length An
immediate will trouble yours.
CauoI!NE January IA l82
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-01-21

JOHN VAUGHAN, Esq, worthy and
esteemed cl'zen Of Philadelphia died it
that city on the 3lst, aged nearly 90
lie was wea thy, and universally esteem
ed as liberal phiIanthropis:. AT the
time of his death, such was vigor Of intel.
lect, that he was Secretary of The Amen.
cln Philosophical Society.
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