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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-04
From the National MteHigencer.
THE QUESTION SETTLED.

THE QUESTION SETTLED.
The bill to repeat the act of the last
session of Congress for establishing a
uniform system Of Bankruptcy, which
passed the House Of Representatives
some days ago, was yesterday REJECTED
in the Senate. The Bankrupt Law stands,
therefore. The LaU ofthe Lana.
This decision is in accordance with
our expectation, announced to our rea.
ders some days ago, and the majority
of one vote, by which the law has been
saved from repeal, small as it is, is still
a more favorable vote than we calculated
upon, we having supposed that the vote
upon it would have been lie, as would
have been The case had every member
of the Senate been in his place and vot-
ed upon the bill. A tie vote would,
however, have rejected the bull as COM
plcley as a majority OF one or oftwenty
votes.
We congratulate the friends Of the
Bankrupt Law that the frmness of the
Senate has saved the measure from \
premature grave, and that an opportu-
nifty is afforded Of testing lis merit by
lis consequences
More than twenty years ago, we be-
came converts TO the expedlency Of car.
rying into effect the provision of The
Constitution for the establishment Of a
Bankrupt Law, under the influence OF
the eoqueuce and force Of argument of
distinguished man Judge IIopknson,
then member Of { (ongress,) who, We
most sincerely lament, has not lived 10
witness the successful termination to
his abors in beha Of the measure To
this dictate OF our judgment has been
aided, upon the proposition 10 repeal
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-04
Ohio Legislature.

The present Legislature has been IN
session about two months; and, so far as
we are informed, that body has not yet
passed one law of a general nature -
Bank Reform" itself seems TO stand
still for time. Even the bill to repeal
,he charter Of tho German Bank oI
Wooster, Contrary to what we supposed
to be the fact, last we ek hangs in sus
pense! Wake up, ye bank.makers and
bank destroyers, and toe the mark oI
"Bauk Reform" Why stand yo there
all the day idIe2
The House has not yet acted finally
on the Resumption Bill, The times oI
holding the Courts are not yet fixed
The Bill to regulate banking in Ohio
introduced ia the Senate, has not been
considered. In short, except local bu-
siness, nothing has been done, ana more
thon twolhirds Of an ordinary session
goue! A proposition to adjourn the pre-
sent session on the 2lst inst, 10 NEE
again in June, though favOraby recev'
ed a, first in the Senate, was laid or
the table: and when it will be called vi
none tut the faithful know. We shall
see whether the present will prove "'
short session shortened"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-04

T'ecumGeh Killer in the Gs7d.-Tho
Kentucky Locoioco State Convention,
which assembled at Frankfort on the Slh
of January, nominated Coz, R NJ, John
son for the Presidency. His wonder
ruI mare" should have been put on the
ticket for Vice President. Exchange
paper.
wag at our elbow says, that the
constitution forbids the selection OF can
ddates for both President and Vice
President from the same State. The
"wonderful mare" is therefore off the
course!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-04
MEXICO AND THE TEXAN PRIS-
ONERS,

We are Informed by friend who has
letters from the city OF Mexico to the
10th of December, that al that time
General Santa Anna, the Provisional
President Of the Republic, was danger
ousIy III Of dysentery, The TeXlan
prisoners of war were on their march to
the Capitol. Three of ;hem ired on the
road Just beyond Chihuabua, and could
proceed no turthur; when the Cpptaln Of
the guard who escorted them, as soon as
the fact was reported TO him, had them
shot. THIS cold bIooded act of barbar-
ism. it IS represented, had excited the
Indignation of all classes Of the commu,
nity, even in Mexico.
A constituent Congress Of the nation
had been called by Santa Anna, to assem-.
t!e in the city Of Mexico on the 1st Of
June, Of the present year, for the Iorma-
lion Of new Constitution; in which Con
gress all the departments Uncludng Tex
as J were 10 be represented in the ratio OF
one deputy to every 10000 inhabitants.
The population OF each department is
stated in the decree OF the President, ba-
sed upon an estimate OF the national IN
stItrre or geography aud statistics, and
is made 10 amount, in the aggregate, tc
I7914,l4O The population ol Texas Is
stated at q, 800.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-04
GA@&GIGIGI
TO TIE INDEPENDENT WIG
VOTERS OF Carroll %:
Low CITIZENS:

[ FLbOW u iLE NS:
The Whig State Centra Com.
mittee having announced the time and
place of holding State Convention for
the purpose OF nominating a Wing Can.
didale for Governor Of Ohio, the under
signed as the Whig county committee
for this county, beg leave TO submit for
your consideration The propriety OF hold
ing County MEETING at the Court
House in CarrolIlon, on WEDNESDAY,
THE 9Th OF FEBRUARY NEXT, to appoint
such Delegates for the county of Carroll
as will attend said State Convention --
the undersigned trust that their Wig
fellow citizens will turn out generally
on the 9TH OF FEBRUABY; and show to
their opponents that Wing principles
and Wing measures, though for time
in jeopardy, are as dear TO freemen as
they were in 1910. The undersigned
would suggest that the proposed County
Meeting assemble at l2 o'clock, NJ on
the said 9th day Of February.
LEONARD HERSH,
J. B. TIDBALL,
E R ECKLEY,
WIN. DAVIS,
JOHN FORBES,
County Committee.
January 9th, 1912.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-04

MlcHIGAN.-The Legislature Of Mi.
chisan, now in session, has passed an
act requiring the banks Of that state TO
resume specie payments instdnter. The
last of the wild CATS" says The State
Journal.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-04
THE TARIFF-HOME INDUSTRY.

THE TARIFF-nOME INDUSTRY,
The opposition Of the Loco(oco mem
bers Of our Legislature to Tariff,
was mos! clearly demonstrated in the
House, a few days ago. We beg the
attention Of our readers 10 the Legs
tive proceedings in this paper. The
preamble aud resolutions introduced by
Mr.. Cooke, of Huron county, breathe
the genuine spirit Of an american pat.
riot, and set forth in bold relief the true
Wing doctrine on the subject Of The Tar
if and Home Industry 1t isthe policy
OF the Wing party to protect all the in
terests of our citizens; and TO resist by
all constitutional means the opposition
and influences of British policy and Bril-
tsh Legislation. Against this Whig
doctrine the LocoCoco representatives
in the House, one and all, have recor-
ded their votes, TO stand throughout all
time as a monument Of their opposition
10 Home Industry.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-04

Some half dozen only of the Ohio
Banks report themselves ready to re-
sumo specie payments.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-02-04

OHIO BANKS According to state
ment, showing the condition Oft the Banks
Of Ohio, as reported TO the Committee
on Banks and the Currency in the House
of Representatives, during the present
session Of the Legislature, the total
Circulation is $4,5GS,511 90
Specie I,0I86l1 SO
Notes # o'her Banks l,l4G.737 81
Depo8ifes 3S79,G57 So
Notes T. bills discounted II AT 4G6 85
Some half dozen only of the Ohio
, 1842-01-22

reputation that aught I could say in relation to
them would be Of no avail. They acted as if
they considered their safety dependent on their
success in afixing infamy and odium upon my
character.
How far they have succeeded depends upon a
verdict of the people. They will pass upon it
after they shall have perused the statement and
evidences I shall lay before them.
Sensible of having committed a great moral
wrong, can now only appeal to a forgiving and
generous people; and if they can find any extern
uation, in consequence of my ardent tempera-
ment, which, in the enthusiasm of party excite.
ment and party strategy, led me into excuses,
my object, 30 far as regards myself, will be ac-
complished. With politics l have done-I have
no hopes or expectations from party. The dis
closures l shall make, will be made free from any
bias. and on mature elaboration, after having
carefully collected the facts and memoranda upon
which to base it. l know that fearful bids are
against mel am almost friendless and alone.
Opposed to me I have wealth, character, in
fuene, public and private station and trust.
Fearful odds! But, believing in the maxim, that
''truth is mighty, AMI will prevail" l enter the
lists, considering it is never too late to redress a
wrong, or to do a good and justifable action"
, 1842-01-22
NOTICE.

john Clay. by Mathew R Arnold bis Attosrsy .
fact. l-sac Clay. and Catharine Douehl.ss. beiot .
pat Of the heirs and distributees ofthe Eststeof A..
rEham Clay deceased. do hereby ervE xo1scs, 70
G'"ss. Jnn''"" AID Msr. hi. ~ifr, Absss Clay.
" lillian I RaD.y aid SUsn his wife, Thcapsca
Butte mud Ann hi. wife, Green H. nil gtoh snd Eli0~
aa-'h h.. aft. t:'~tn LAY. and P+Ijsm'n D. Psyss
j. J"" ph = fryrn, Atram {. b., van, Fsoeh Hyss,
'ary' B,y"r. ard j. hu By IN. the sir last iafssts
AMI chiIi'rn Of Eel jami' B. By sn, Sc. srd eassA
Ii t~crn.rd ~i'e. Ill heir. AID di.tributees Of shs
E.'n r "f Atrsh~n. I Try dse.ssd. 1sAr they JcAs
clay. C"iharins Dcnslss'. and I.aac Clay a. sfoss
sH"d Will sPPly To tie Co"hty Court. within ssd e.
H., count, at M"It.tnery ard State Of Misscsd
u" i- i~rnn and held NJ the Court. II ause In Dsasiii
at" u = 6,-t M"nda. oi May lk42, on the 2nd Asy 6
said trim. or ~ s"oo thereafter IS hearing eaa D
nnd fr al "drr Of said Court. to sell two slases
81 r n nsa" man d Bill, the other an old wos,ss osa.
I'd Maria. hri..xrrg 70 the E.tnie of Absstan baS
'rcrhsr. hs caused M Equal drvision Of said dawes
, annVt be made in kiud.
JOHN CLAY. BY
MATHEW X. ARNOLD, Ii
Attorney in fact,
ISAAC Clay,
CATHARINE DOUGLASS.
Dec. 18th lsll.--st.
, 1842-01-22

PERPETUAL Moron At LAsr.-We learn
from the Yazo" ( 'i>s.) Whiy. that Dr.. C..
e. E day,"f that place, has lately drra,t,d
TOR Washington CITY 10 obtain a patent fur
The discovery Of the long sought after 'per-
petual notion He has constructed a ma
chine moved by the agency of Condensed
air land which Of itself condenses the air by
which it is propelled9 from which he pro-
poses furnishing a motive power 10 every
species of machinery. From the desc iption
given, the Whig thinks that in tw" years. or
less We will see The largest boats propelled
b! the agency of 'his discov-ry-,hereby
putting to res, all fears Of bling >caldei t.,
death hy explosions, or Lurnt up while
asleep.
, 1842-01-22
STATE OF
County If Pike. g.

In the County count within aud f"r sHii r"utty If
Pike. NJ the v .s-rnhr, term thereof iSiI TO- vi, I'm
thu fifth ia, at Ja,nary. lag. he 'nll.~ne an.
pear. ". is'i ri tr- ~ &C.. din G. 'f aid r, ut.
= ia .rIr,ri TINT all rr--"n-i i, IL, h,.d tn the conn.
.. Il Prsr. CT money i"rn,d fem the si h-uu,
'"w h.hip .ct,"'i tends at sad runrty %, ,.,,f /.
bat " H. all 'httre : Jc- and f". a. b. ,ait o., ,i,,.
e. up', Trrs n",. II at b., i".. 'hr f,., h.y at thu.
IL ~ F-hrTr's t-rB at thu ..,nrt III 4 The, wI h-
yr.t y, drd "r-,u-ti ! h tn ,irr'r,i .uI ,nt.-r-s, with.
ont delay II l. al" "''lr,,d hit All ,rn, i. al =.
we'll u. - cIrtirs. VIII" ha,, beg, me- nnsh'r O., p.x
or h1va removed FRI u the lin :. uf the cnun,. a..
n",ifeh that tie, will be- required g., REV. W tkcis
bod nth additional ..cn,it, u, the are time aud
il hrts :" renewed. they viii al, he l,r.,c. eh~,i 1gni ,.f
srr.,.d ny g.. law u j. further asd.,rd tb., th;, nj.
DE- be published in some new srap-r rri,f-d To- ,hi.
COUNTY Tor three ~-'ks .ncors.iv-lv, the lat in.er
ti"n I" h- h-E"r the 6r.t day Of she n~x, F~hrus,v
tern, If hi. cont
~ I'm" copy fr,rth. record IL ,..,;o,o
sea I" "'""of ! b Y" h..nn.". So, a., h, 4
W. mn" hixea tie seal nf .hrr. ,hi. fifth din, -,
Js,oar. I-4a.
Jsp. Z, 81. A.. Il. UCHNE C,.,L
, 1842-01-22
Eastern ElOQuence.

The f'l"wrns appears III an E'>tern pn
pr:
G"nrlemrn of Ire jury: Can Won ar an
mt mt suppose. that nv Glen, here, a nan
what has alters sustained a iich dep,eia,i n
~ : 'rir'v. n man you all on Won suspect and
a<,-em COR lis M nv good qn n, ini.s; yrs
c"nf'cman. n mn .ha' never drinl- mo,e
n r 4 quart al 'ihk"r I. dav: en- ven. ! s.,,
"r m instant. .nrp""s" thar this ere mat
would b.. guilty "f o,king a is"x 81 prrcnsh.
umc'pS! Raii!'sn. k-s and connskinS fo,.
bd! Peter 10 v"Insel,es. %cehi!eu en- a ir'.
LEI fast asleep in his 10. Cabin, with his in
noceni WIFE and ~nrt.l,nn children bv his side.
"a nature hns!ied in dep rrI os-. and n"I:h'
To I've hra'ed hut the mu''riinu "f the silent
thunder and the hollrrin. If bull fr.'rs: ,i. n
%,ra.ine I" y"ursrl,.s n f. ! eer snr,kinc up I"
the d ar. like ~ .~'rspira' II hv-na, softly en-
e. ing the iwrilin. ni the peaceful and haI t.
" fan, Is and in The II ">f mend rI,u< aud
i~,St,riiy u, nner, backing - Whole b al
prrcn>hrm, G.n,irm IN. ! wilI MT. cam at
.irelI uvo, the urnn>ir CITY ,f >urh, Il :. cue!
VI, frrlincS urn from such II picture "' NOR
ii ,urp"niine. like Il hir w""hcIuck w'uld
rurn from nav Dig Rose. I.a' no' f'r "n IN
:, mt b r,b " the iiea ih,t any man in these
ii'rins. much les This ere II: n could he
gniI', Of committing m act Of such rnniank
+ us nj un-xamil-d di>r,eti"n.
Ard now. g"n'lrn"-n. af'er this brief view
e The Gaze. lie, re rctie I 1T Won I" MAKE
pvour minds caniidlv and nnpar'ia'ly. and
Il, such a verrm, rs We might re 's"nab'v
ST. poet from s,ch IN "nli,h'ened and int"l-
lerant b DIV If .mr filler ci'iz"ns. remen,-
%!erin., 'ha, in the lnn-lace :" Nmrrol. Who
tell in The BATH. # 1nnker It'll II is better
that ten m. n s',ou'd escape. rrt''er than that
one guilty. >h"nld suffer. Judge give us a
chaw of toharker.
, 1842-01-22

TIE FISCAL AGrxr The fund mental "r
ror ri Nr. Forward. and those wh" think
with him. is IN crr.,r IN general p~rinrip'.s
which he I'm. enunri,'esin his r"rori:"--
IT,. s,,nerv;-i n and regulation nj cn-renry
he'onr :" Gnrernmen': the business Of com
morco and y b'--n" IN. and lending az mn.
n.y " inIiv;dnals." Now. !, is not n fnnc.
,inn e she G .vern'n"n' tn re 'rIa'e the cur
rencv. LEI he G;"verrm~nf abstain from
IN, E.-en~e: the currency vii n. ru'a's ITSELF
7, nigh, he rid with equrl rrop'ie'v. that ~
was the Business "f Government :" provide
market wagons for m. frm.rs. NJ tools m'
y . accom- .ndati n If mechanics, s'nre hHH.
{ exchange md mites are li'''" mo'e Ian
the i-<,r,men ,s of cmnnierce.-N 7. Euen.
ing Post.
, 1842-01-22
From the Jc:trrSonian Republican.
DispensatiOn Of Providence

On Wednesday,, the 5th n,st.. Mr.. Joseph
w. Rec. left M. b, atties in II shiff:. for the
purpose of going down the Missouri, river to
NJ 'un, Vernon IN Cole county,, distance Of
Id u, one mile. He W s seen goinr down
the bunk OF the II err I" the skif; bur has
AT ii &c len h. ari o.. NJ. B~a,,e le IN.
iny the next dty ti.aI h. hal not reached
M"unt Vernon. acconp MED by ,wo other
emil IN n. searrh-d the river about 8 miles
slih u Succe s; IN irrnmin s,r,Sfed that
H. hid persisted. sent Tor III, relative. VIII,
lived tad $ Al e:-'n"y ais, IN 'e II" r,r-h
S. 'rch n a "ur Til ~ 'ni'es 10 xn the river,
wr',out b.nl a'le To ,Iir ver any tr 'r-S OF
hun. evccp that. ,''O II % miles rom Noun,
Vcrno,, he skill vas {. un h,r'in. Nth its
bot,on u,wrl. T,.re ran t- no dub
thar this unf run ATE v'un, gent e.n,n h.
f"un I a w.,rry grave an his friends t.k..
Thu m t''"d o: n"tifyin. the public that they
will h nds"uelv rewrrd n, one Who will re-
co er AMI d~ece"tly in,er lis h,d,. and deliver
up his p'p.r' and N ney. II he he fou,.d
ab we Jefr s n CT va with , ac,nv-nie #
dis ance he'"v hi. f len Is " nd p ef.r have
ing hin br IL hit tl,t p' see.
Mr.. Re :. when h. let Nr. b. tues. had
Oh a tlie c'o.h fr".k-.nu IN Jlne. p rnt:.-
looms. hat an b. as; he i. Il Int twenty.
three or for yels o. az, nj has isn
h 'r AMI far K n he I'D 3, packet book u.
Il cnlt . ciei C nj in \ Il NJ nb.r o. notes
and Il SIN u v,l'et. VIC he uSl II, carried
in his pl ~',al"',< p ext. CONTAINING, Iarg
an"Ini al IN ny. ANY p",son VIII" IN V
h"ar any 'ii;n - o. Mr. Il. wi c"nfer -
great f,v,r by crn mnk:,,in, III m Ia hi
b other " re, Ie Ter.nn rrv.
, 1842-01-22
Bowling Green Academy,

This institution will be again opened on Mon
day the 24th inst. under the charge Of G.
w. Buckner.
The scholastic year will be divided into two
sessions, Of 5 months each.
Teams: For the elementary branches
OF an English education, as Writing,
Reading; Arith"ss;s; per sssston, Sc 90
For the higher branches, as English
Grammar, Geography. Sc. so
For the Ancient languages, and
Mathematics. 10 90
No pupil will be admitted for a less time than
8 months unless BY special agreement to the
contrary.
, 1842-01-22

gee g. Co., on the opposite side, northwest corner
of Third and Main. They were, however, una.
bic to force his iron safe.
The force and fury of the rioters was now
spent, and they gradually dispersed, until about
four o'clock two of the last of them were arrest.
ed whilst opening the chest Of Bates, and order
was restored.
, 1842-01-22
lU3I.IC SALE.

~ S tn ":y TIC % J nnary n. ] ~
" >-ll un NJ, iaru.. on In,irr CIR. k. u e
'.hi""",m hs,ib 4 ir"rer,,.,z:
The. well km"Nn S,nllr u Oh rlcs.
H"uS-lO'd !nrnii,r-. .,Th az
Rnre ~. Presses. Il rs B..i>,rad-. d..
Kitchen %i,rnnur.. Firninr II e, sis.
H"s =. Ca',l'. aud 4 variety Of articles
In" tedious Ia urn'iIn.
n. J.. \ credit 81 six mnLii,s will be given
~i'h s'cnriiv.
Jan. 6. SAMUEL. C.. FIJI. I'ER
, 1842-01-22
Jan. s, 1874.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

NOTICE is hereby given. thar ,le under
signed has "Ltainrd from the Clerk q! rh.
County Court Of Warren county. ~l-rirrs :.
Minrt,,tratio upon ih" Estate at .J..h,
Edwards decreased. 90 il December l84I.-
NJ Irr>..ns mn!el'rd T.. s1mi estate. ale re-
pi-,trd !" make in"nri,, IT, a,nr-n,>. am,
III persons LAYING claims against sid estate
are requested I" exhibit them properly an
-,ii l'ters. "r they n,v he u "-|ui"d son
wing ANY hrnrf' II sid estate. aud If >m.i,
'.'ann> ,,r" NJ, presented wrl,n ,h,er Years.
they will ~ 'ur W. barre Il.
JANES G.. EDWARDS. Adm r..
r.. R--3,.
, 1842-01-22
WHEAT! WIIEATM WHEATm

'lNIIE Undersigned will pa, IS cents per pn.hr
CASH. fr uetchantable Whent, delivered a,
the Lou,sinna Steam Wills
They nl.o of- for sale DRY Goods. Grocrrir.. Iro,
Nails. &c &c. very law. $40 .nck. &. 4. Salt Of
f-r-d ut $2.75 per .".k
GEOPGE " jerks, & ca.
Lnuisians. Ian ~. l-4I-n
, 1842-01-22
ADMINS FRA ron Nttt,E.

MTbrICE l. hrS.b, gwen that the nude r-,yns,
~ have taken out letter. at A,'M,,i ''a,nh., IL.
estate 81 H. wi f"r', 4, r-a.,ti from the Pike &C uns,
CONT. b,a,,uy date tn" tn day "f J,nna,y. ut!
Nj r-r."n-. nr"'"r VII haze ANY rI~i.". against tn,
-t,,r "i said drrtnsrd. ar "qnrr,i t.. +NhItt a.,
same dniy authenticated for sil"~ anct. ~,thi" un,.
YEAR f'"m the date at -.,.l letter.. u thr, m.a, b.
p%,-ciuhrd i"" having any hc". Ct "f I'D estate. auo
il such rln,Ms ere hot I".,bitd within th.,r ,,s,
they will he tssrsr, barred
JANES VI. F)RD,
GEO. W. FIELDER. '"m"
Jan 9Th. l~4J-?t.
, 1842-01-22
EI.tAI, SETTLEMENT.

'T>iIE undersigned administrator III u. es
L t,'- ct Davii Hudson. 4. CEASED. late
If Pike County Mo. hrr-t, rn.s n.an'~ I.
all creditors and others ,Ri. rested in said rs.
Iaie. III I he ,n,rni. IT, nn,ke II final s-,,lr
'nen' OF said esiai", ut tie next Fehruar,
term If the County Court If said County.
JOHN SOUTH. Admir-.
Jan. s. 1874.
, 1842-01-22

IT.. p"rs'"s 'ut-h'-i tn the Ia, Slack ninth w,,k.
"A rifh-' ny ""fr "racco"uf. are requested T." c.Il
and pm, thr aun~u u. f"i il IN ".-sihle T., carr, ~,
my tu-i"e.s without making cnIlrc'i"ns. Should
thi. reque.t not re- c'm,l,-i with. pr'tirnlafi, by
Those who have "nt mnd~ pa, urpt for 3 ar 4 year.
past. the, may fall, calculate nfi having To pay fee
for the collrcfiuu of the same.
Jan Is. LAG IL JAMES VI MARTIN.
, 1842-01-22
NOTICE.

A Ii prrsons having ciai". ag,ins' Joseph q
~ Sh"wait-s. sn i"."l..n' debtor, a,- irrrhs ..,i
fed that "n the l2ih day If March n-x, ~ the rour,
lug snom of James w. Br"sh il the { wa nft1rrk.
vile. the undrr,isned will p1"c.- I'd -" h q"ids'r $ ni
atJu-t the de ma nis against said Shu = alter, mHh pSS
the SAINT u. far s.a.sris have can . tn 80, hands.
wM PENiX. Sisr6.
Jan 8, 2m I'll, t.u,sv
, 1842-01-22
ADMIN lSTRATION Nc

AYn1IG. i.h-rh by gi,rh that the
TAXI out letters Il Adnini.tsa
tate Of james Love, dereand. fiou
C"u't. of Pike C"uniy--hesrine date. the s~>
ofJ.ru,sy A. D. ls42: all persons, therefore ~sc
have any ciaiu..asainat the e.taie If said deeeessa
are required to e1aisit the 'rre dolly aCthentiestsd ~
allowance, withia one year from the dstI Of sass tes'
tiers. OF they may be pseciuded from hating s"y eess'
dt al said 2 q Rand II such claims are not rseseesr
ed within Il I" years they will he fareves oassed.
Jan. 9, 1912 .-3t. MARY LOVE, AlM'ee.
, 1842-01-22
FlN,I. SETTLEMENT.

1E u"drs.is"ri Ndmini-t.att a,d Adninisffa
- nix Il the ~-t,t.. 81 W,n t:ihh., ,i-, - eel
i't- "f f's" ''.""t. "" h'rh. give. 81" e ." nIl
""""tr"''i "r II" ANY ~Ay Interested i" SAID ~-,.'~.
tn q the n.d.r-irL~i adn.iii .t,a'"'. III . .-i> s"s l..
fin u ., 'Iru,nt ii -a'i- i-'~rt tn. text F.trua.,
team of the Court, G.. mrI III .ait ~c..nnt,.
H\Iii>isN ND IO<. >iu.'s.
I.ENE GIBBS, Adnni,r,inl
Jan. 8. l~J1--"t
, 1842-01-22
STATE OF NlSSpUII.\
tnunty of Nafun

r"uD,, of wam".
Ia The Count, Court Of said county, N.v+mtr
term, i~4I
David r Hubbard administrator " the estate I.
B.nja nin Ilutch~.on d-cessrd. con,e. intn court aud
rr-s-"ts hi. p.titi"n .et'ing En.h IN Il there j.. mi
~.nahc.-nt i-rs"nal e.tat~ g. sail Decreased To pay H.
debit. aud praying f"r the sale ut the zeal --fat- III
'.id drcrs.rd f"r the rnrI"-~ "f psyiI < .s,i debit
Which ~rr'iti"n IL arc"m,, sni-d hy ST. ,shibit 1T hi.
a.m' ,.frsfio'. according Z" the .tntut- ~ that r...
p'",'drd Yud III. r-upon il Is .,d. red h, 'h- c"ur'
that all r~r."ns in'-,--ir,i ~ said ~-srt- he n.,i,f.,
That nnl~.s v"ad can-- 4" the c.,u,rar, Re .h-~r
"n al before thu h'-' .iH, az the "sxf t.,". at Tn,
r"urt. an "'drr will h- m.'i, Z. cell the south rn.i
quar- cr ~ the ."n n east quarter "f s-' tim nn"'h',
th,rf,. aud the ."urh vet unast-r "f "a, south wet
quarter "f .rc'"n number tnr'y two. bath i" town
hip nnn,h~, forty seven of range nunut, . one wet
zach 'rsc' containing forty acre ar $" much III. rect
=. will re- ~s"Airi.n' "a pr, u" 4. ht- 81 SAID Il. s-a
ed: ."d II u. IN. the, ",'i-..d ~ the o"ur' that SCI"
admin, t'si,r give uriicr al this application scr",
ding g., Law.
.. io-.th n Wrll.. RI. X "f ..iI con,t d certify
~~ that the Hh",~ j. r"nrr'i, copied Gov"
J-rai The record Of ..ii r.urt IL i--tim"n,
f~~S whereof. ! have h"srunt" .rt nv ha' u aud
the .-si uf az q CONT. ~ "dir- j." .,id county hi.
18th day Of November A u. l~4l
JOSEPH q. WELLS, Clerk
Dec II. IS4I-G,.
, 1842-01-22
FINAL SETTLEMENT,

'VNIE nn,irr-,snrd EKrcni"r If the -st.t- al
Hr.h 10. Blown. d-cr,..ri late ct Pike r",,nt,
W.. h-Ie"y gives n',tIr 10 ali c"hrrst-h. st IN nj,
way i"t''--i'd IN ."ni estate. that The "rs-r- .f...i
Ex rrt"r will ~ kr = f".i --'tI-M-"f nf ,h.
ant estate at thu mxi f-h,nnr, term .i the c,.nu
y c"n'' at --ih cuurt,. l-3l
Jan 1T JuIIN SOUTH. Esrcusnr