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From Me National InteZligencer.

IMPORTANT JUDICIAL DECISION.
Among the important decisions which
have been rendered at the present term
of the Supreme Court OF the Uniled
States, perhaps no one is moro conse-
quential than that in the case Of "Ed.
ward Prigg, plaintiff in error, US. the
Commonwealtb Of the State OF Pennsyl.
vanla--in error to the Supreme Court
Of the State Of Pennsylvania" " We have
made the altempt TO obtain the Opinion
Of the Court in this case for publication,
bat without success, it being one Of the
anomalies in our legislation that the
law. as laid down in the last resort by
the highest judicial tribunal, is, for yhe
time q. least, sealed book TO the body
Of the People upon whom it is 10 operate.
In this remark we mean no reflection
on any body in particular, but merely
10 state fact, in excuse OF our pot i'm
mediateIy placing the whole matter in
an authentic form before opr readers.
Considering the decision not only i'm
porlant in itself, but fully bearing US
Out in recommending an appeal to the
law by individuals whose cases particu-
lar States have of late taken into their
own hands, we proceed briefly to state
the case above referred to as We under
stand it.
At The Cour, of Oyer and Terminol
for York county, Pennsylvania, Apr
term, S39, Edward Prigg with others
wos indicted nnder statute OF Pennsyl
Vanla of Ibe year 1926, for OPpreheDG
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THE STATE OF ONO, 81
CARg Ill County.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

In CHANCERY.
George Workman, I Bill 10 contest The
Va. rdtid"y Of w,itiEg
James Workman, purporting 10 be laat
etaL. wW
n Office is hereby given TO The said
~ James Workman, Of the Stole Of
Michigan, that the said George Workman
on the l1l day oil March, I842, filed his
bill in Chancery, in he Office Of the
Clerk Of The Court ol Common Pleas in
and for SAID county Of Carroll aud State
OF OhIo-which sad bill spls forth among
other things, that Joseph Workman, ate
OF SAID county, dece sed, while in life,
| but v hlle o. unsOund mud and memory,
on or about The 22d day Of August. A. D.
| 83S, made and executed a certain pa.
per writing. pnrporlIng obe his last will
| ard les ment-inat said writing was, al
the October Term Of SAID Court, admit
ted to probate and recorded as the last
will and testament of said Joseph Work
man, der'd-thal The same was executed
by SAID joseph at a time when he was
incapable Of Hrders anding, and in fact
did not know what we're the contents Of
SAID paper writing; that the said Joseph
was then, for years before, aud al the
time Of his deCease, Iaborlng under
strong deIusIons and arrangement Of IN.
relect and wholly Incapable of dlspos-
ing OF his property. either legally or e
qullahIy; and that The person appointed
IN said paper writing as Executor oI
SAID Joseph, decd having declined ic
execute The same. letters Of Administra.
liOn with The UdI ANNEXED, Ito wit. the
said paper wrling,) have been grantcc
by SAID Court 10 Lewis Crawford of saic
county.
The ohjecl and prayer of which SAID
bill is. TO contest the validity of said pa
per writing, purpOrting TO he the lac
will and testament Of the said JOSEPH
Workman. The said James Workman
is therefore hereby notified that, unles'
be shall appear aud plead, answer or de
mUr 10 said bill within sixty days afet
the March Term of said Court, A. D
! lS42 2-suCh other and further proceed
ings thereon will at the term Of SAT-
Court next thereafter, be had as ar
provided by Satute and by the rules o
said Court.
GEORGE WORKMAN.
BY his Solicitors,
Pearce Sidrkicedther e. JdrUis
| March 4, l842.
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SNERIFF'S SALE

PURSUANT to writ Of pendi erp0
mas, issued out OF the Court Of Common
Peas Of CTfoIl county, to me directed,
| viii "hrr for sale at The door of the
Court House 10 CarroIllon, on Monday
the 2isl day Of March lust, The follow =
'og property 10 vii: Grey mare. grew
Horse, Dun Mare, Brown horse, |
two horse wagon, and 300 bushels ol
Wheri. Sale To commence at l2 o'clock
NJ on said day. Taken 10 execution and
will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
March 4. 1912
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From The Dela,Uare Gazeite.

THE $4,000 NoTE.-His ex ExcelIen
cy Wilson Shannon, the immaculate
Bank RefOrmer' OF Lealherwood, has
addressed letter TO one OF his admirers
in this place, giving detailed history
of the rise, progress, and final end Of
his specualions in the money Of The
Manhattan Bank-a reformed institu.
ton Of the most approved stamp, under
the control Of good and true Locofoco
officers, with LOcoIoco borrowers, and
tho individual responsibility feature in
its charter.
1t appears from his epistIe, that this
pattern Of 're(ormers' did, in March,
lS4O, whiIo Governor Of this great
Stale, Immediately y after his nomination
for re election 10 that honorable station,
ard on The eve of his departure on an
electioneerIng tour through her differ
ent counties, during which he daily
belched forth his foul.mouthed ISLANDERS
against the first and best men Of the
country, and denounced banks, bankers,
and borrowers from banks as swim
dlers and thieVeS-we say at this time,
according to his own showing, this bank
reformer' repaired TO Manhattan, drew
$4,000 out Of concern he must have
known was rotten TO the core, and which
was then Auttering in the wind, and in
q few months after went down leaving
thousands Of dollars of its worthless
trash in the hands Of the people, who
had received it Of himself and his asso'
ciales! This is bank reform with a
vengeance! But is in perfect keeping
with all the reform with which we
have been so literally dosed al diffaren,
periods since tho first dawn of the go.
rious era OF Shannonism.
His Exceliency denies, however, that
he owes the bank any thing at this time
having, as he declares, paid So, l03
Of the amount himself, in February last.
and made an arrangement with friend
in Columbus 10 pay the balance. Some
knowing the character Of the witness
for truth and veracity, and taking into
consideration the relation in which he
stands to the case, might demand othel
and further testimony before giving
eredence to his statement--but we sha
not insist on this, or even on the Gus
tomary privilege Of cross examining tht
witness, though we doubt net the fea
lures Of the case would change liule
by such process!
In the next epistle we hope 10 he "a
Vored with an equally minute and salts.
factory history ofthe Binghamploa Pos
Note oPeration-his agency in reSusci
laing the GaIIiPoIis 'reiormed' Bank
&c. &c.
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SHERJFF'S SALE.

PURSUANT to a writ Of f. ia. ct
leDari fd. issued out oil the Court ol Com,
mon Pleas of Carroll county, 40 me dir,
ected, will offer for sale al the house Ol
John M. Lytle, in CarroIIton, on Tues
day The 22d March inst, the following
property, to wit; 1900 lbs. county leaf
Tobacco, 900l 8 Kentucky IeaI tobacco,
! Roam mare, Saddle and Bridle, one
Dearborn Wagon and Aarness, oOe OK
cart. Tobacco screw and press, SO bush
els rye, | white COW, 200 yards Kenuc'
ky Jeanos, 1 ciIinder and Book, brass
8 day clock, Bureau, Stand, 2 break
fast tables, 2 setts Of chairs, 4 bedsteads,
4 beds and bedding, | cooking stove u
pipe, common stove and pipe, 2 dozen
Straw bOnEels,S pair ol Shoes, 200 lbs.
Iron, and a half gallons Glass gas, 6
tin cans, 2 dozen FIasks and Bottles, 3
pair scales ard 2 sells weights, 2 and a
half boxes Glass 10 by ~, , show cases,
| desk, 80 crooks, 10 dishes, 4 dozen
plates. pitchers, 2 dozen hay Iakes, ]
bolt Brown muslin, and half dozen
German silver Table spoons, 8 dozen
ditto Tea, 1 aud half dozen handker.
chiefs, lot ol Veslings, 8 sett Of gilt
coat Buttons, Q gross common buttons,
! pack pins, half gross wooden combs,
3 yards brown holland, 10 bottles of Ink
2 setts Of Glass aobs, dozen hair combs
! dozen rid ling combs, / lot Of Spool and
Skein thread, | dozen German Silver
Butter knives, | lot OF Mousseline de
lame, 8 and half boxes perc ussion caps
and a half dozen corn Brooms, and
10000 common cigars. Sale to CON
mence at 10 o'clock, A. M on said day
Taken in execution and will be sold by
me.
DAVID WATT. Sheriff.
Esrroliion. March IL IS42,
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State Of Kentucky, 10 take effect on the
3lst OF March, l842; and ! request that
the General Assembly will appoint my
successor TO take his seat on that day.
! have fixed that day to allow me an op.
Porlunlly ofassisting in the completion
oil some measures which have been or
iginated by NO.
embrace this occasion to offer to the
General Assembly my most profound
and grateful acknowledgment for the
numerous and distinguished proofs, by
which ] have been honored, of its warm
attachment and generous confidence du
ring long series ofyears.
have he honor to be. &c
HENRY CLAY.
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ing and carrying to the State Of Mary
land negro woman, claimed as a slave,
with the intention TO hold or 10 sell
said person as a slave for life, which,
by that statute, is made a felony, pun
shabe by fine not less than FIVE hun.
dred nor more than thousand dollars,
and moreover BY imprisonment al hard
labor for not less than seven nor more
than twenly.one years. The same STA.
tute abounds in penal enactments for
correlative affences.
Upon this Indictment Prigg was tried,
and special verdict returned Dy the
Jury, finding the facts that the person
apprehendtd d had come into PennsyIva,
MA some time in 1882; that al that time
aud long before, she had been a save
for ife, under the laws of Maryland to
a citizen OF that State; that Prgg was
duly and legally constituted the agent
Of said citizen to apprehend The ab3con.
ding slave, and did apprehend and carry
her back TO Maryland TO her owner
and praying the direction Of the Court
as 10 The law Of the case. Upon this
verdict, a pro forma Judgment was given
for the Commonwealth against Prigg
and the case being carried up to the
Supreme Court Of the State of PennsyI
Vania, the Judgment Of The Court below
was there affirmed.
An appeal 10 the Supreme Court O
the United States was taken by iona
than Meredith and John Nelson, Esqs
Commissioners and CounseIIors of The
Stale of Maryland.
The Judgment Of the Supreme Cour
Of the Unled States is. that the act o
the Commonwealth Of Pennsy yIvanrt
upon which this case is founded is re
PDgnont TO the Constitution ofthe Ualtcc
States, and is therefore p0id
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

PURSU MI 70 writ Of h. ia ct
leUdri facias, issued cut Of the Court OF
Common Peas OF Carroll county. to me
directed, will ofIrr for sale at The house
Of Archibald Hunter. 10 Union township
in SAID county, on Monday the 2lsl ol
March inst, The following property, to
vii: field Of Wheat in the ground, a.
bout 8 acres, | Bay horse, three year
old grey colt, red and white COW, and
black AID white yearIIng calf Sale
to commence at I2 o'cI ok NJ. on said
day. Taken in execution and will be
sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
March 4, l842.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

PURSUANT to a writ of f ia etleo
ia. issued out Of the Cont OF Common
Pleas Of Carroll county, to mc directed
will offer for sale at The door Of The Conrt
House in Carrollon, on Monday the 2I,,
day Of March inst, the following prop
er'v 10 wit: | Roam mare, ! Bal more
| Dearborn, Wagon and harness, To
haccO Screw and Press, | White cow &
one Ok cart. Sle to commence al I(
O'Clock A. NJ. on said day. Taken il
execution and will he sold hy me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
March 4, 1912.
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no ali whom il may cOn-
Germ

Those indebted TO the old firm OF
Collier & Mccormick, on Subscription,
for Advertising or Job Work, must make
payment by the 25Ih Of March next
Our friends will recollect that tho said
firm was dissolved in July last, and that
our business should have been settled
up ere this time. Those who neglect
this notice may expect to find their &C.
counts and notes in he hands Of proper
Officers for collection. without respect
10 PersonS Our affairs compel US TO
take this course
COLLIER g. MCCORMICK
". B. The Notes Of almost {
all Ihe Ohio Banks will be
taken il offered before the
10Th Of March.
February IL, 1919.
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A TAX. PAYER
" I II4A II 7 II u :
March 9th, l842.
F. the Ohio Slate Journal.
RESIGNATION OF Mr.. CLAY,

~
By the following letter from this dis
tinguished Senator and faithful public
servant, addressed TO the constituent
body Of Kentucky, it will be seen that
he has decided 10 seek that peaceful
repose in the shades Of private life,
which he has SO long sacrificed in ODE.
dience 10 the stern dictates Of public
duty. We cannot, like some OF our co
temporaries, say that we regret Mr..
CIay's resolution. His claims upon the
consideration Of his countrymen will
not suffer by his retirement from those
sceneS where human nature is shamed
By the combination OF the factious and
interested ofevery grade, to de(ame his
character, misin,efpret his motive, and
undervaIue his services. That the re
public is deeply indebted to Mr.. Clay
for his unremitted and patriotic efforts
10 advance its prosperity aud glory, eV
cry man will bear witness, but The ex-
tent Of the obligation no one can tell
nor shall we be sensible OF the measure
of his influence upon the publ councils
until we have been deprived Of his la.
bors. Ifthe people shall feel disposed
10 avail themselves of his wisdom and
experience, in correcting the disorders
which have crept into the State, and
restoring the Government to its right.
fuI powers and Offices, Mr.. Clay can ans.
wer the summons as we'll from Ashland
as from the Senate chamber, Rome did
not forget, in its time Of need, Cincin.
natus at the plow; nor will this nation
consign master spirit Of the age to OBJ
scurily, If it shall have occasion TO re-
quire his return to public duty. MOI
will The manifestation Of his wishe,
to be relieved from Official cares be cal.
culated to lessen the public sense o
what is due for life Of patriotic and
as yet, unrequited devotion 10 the hap
piUess and welfare Of the American
People.
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SHERlFFiS SALE.

PURSUANT to writ of alas f. ia,
et lecari )acias, Issued out of the Courl
Of Common Pleas Of Carroll county, to
me directed, will offer for sale at the
door Of ihc Court bouse in Carrollou,
on Saturday the I9h Of March inst. the
following property to wit; 25 Barrels Of
Whskey, s Barrels Brandy, s barrels
Gin. Sale 10 commence at 2 o'clock
P. NJ. on said day. Taken in execution
and will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
March a. 1842.
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OBIrUARY.

DlED-On Saturday morning last,
JOHN S. WIE,TLINe, Esq, late editor Of
the German Whig paper Of this city
Mr.. W. was an aflabIe, kind hearted, and
honest man. He was politician Of the
Old School democracy Of Pennsylvania
and as such advocated those principles
of economy and home industry, under
which that Stale, and The country gener
ally. first began 10 Prospef. --COlumbus
EreemaR.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

PURSUANT to a writ Of alias f. ia
1t lep ia. issued out Of the Court oI
Common Pleas Of Carroll county, to me
directed. | will offer for sale al The house
of David WithProw, in East township, in
said cOsntv. on Friday the 18Th of March
inst the following property TO wit: {
Dun Mare, ! Sorre mare grey colt
2 red COWS, Wsgoa and Bed. mantle
clock. Sale TO commerce al ~ o'clock
NJ on on said day Taken 10 execution
aud WI! be eoid nv me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
March 4, l842.
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SHERTFFtS SALE.

PURSUANT to a writ of f. ia. e
ICuari faciGS. issued out of the Court o
Common Pleas Of Carroll county, to me
directed, will ofer for sale at the dooI
of,he Court House in CorroIllon, on Sa
lurday the 18th of March inst The follow
ing property to viii: Brown mare, one
Dearborn Wagon and harness, 2 Mantle
clocks, Sale TO commence at l2 O'Clock
NJ, on said day, Taken in execution
and will be sold bv me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
March 4, lo42.
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ATTACHMENT.

NOTICE is hereby given 20 all persons
interested, that at ms instance writ oil
attachment was, on The 24th day Of Jan
uarv, Is42, issued by Benjamin Bolce.
a Justice of the Peace in and for Fog
township, Carroll county, Ohio. against
the Goods, Chatlels. Rights. Credits
Moneys and Effects Of William Wallace.
an absent debtor. -
ST. LINDSEY.
February IS, 1912.
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DAVID WATT. Sheriff.
CarrolIion. March IL, 1912.
LOOK ABOVE,

1t will be seen by reading the above
that tte subscriber is compelled to pay
his debts Immediately, and be hopes that
all those Indebted 10 hun. no matter how
small the claim. will come forward RnC
pay up, thereby assist in enabling him tc
discharge all his liabilities. II is hoPer
This notice will not be neglected BY any
who are interested.
JOHN NJ LYTLE.
CagroIIton, March ~, lS42.
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II may be considered impoIlic by
some TO trust so many wise men out Of
the State at one time, for fear that our
neighbors, after becoming acquainted
with their peculiar aotness for settling
all knotty currency questions, may, by
offering them large grants Of land, in
duce them to abandon us, and by this
means ALLEVIATE their affections from
their native State, and we lose their
valuable services forever. To prevent
a catastrophe fraught with such direfuI
consequences TO our citizens generally,
il would be better perhaps, to give the m
a special license to Iegislate for the
benefit Of all those who may require
their services, and locate them at Co
lumbus, al which place they could be
consulted, as was The Oracle Of Dalphos
in olden times. | am aslonlshed. Mr..
Editor, at the want Of sagacity in Cap
tain Tyler in not submitting his Exche.
quer Bill TO tue scrulinlzing ordeal Of
these currency gianrs-suroty the Cap
tain could not have heard ol the many
leals they have performed, or he would
have treated them with more respect.
If it was necessary to say word by
way Of recommendatio to those (if any
there are) who have not full con6de ence
in their abilities, can inform such, that
they were lately about three months in
session, when, after taxing their genius
TO The uimost-yes, after their brains
working like an yeast bal rel, 10 and be
hold! they, in conjunction with the fam
ed tin pan, passed one law of a general
nature an act, which should be enti'
tied IAN Act TO kill dead snakes" or, in
other words, to regulate the affairs Of
Corporations not in existence, What
sir, your McNutys, your Byingtons
your Jenknses, pass law binding on
the action Of succeeding Legislature
Whew-Democracy, thou art strange
bird!
A TAX PAYER.
March 9th, l842.
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ATTACHMENT.

NOTICE is hereby gwen TO all persons
interested, that at our instance writ uI
attachment was Ihis day issu"d bv WIN
Patterson, Justice Of lhe Pence, IN anc
for Loudon township, Carroll county. O
against The Goods, ChaucIs, Rights Gre
dts, Moneys, and Effects Of Peter Cole
an absent dehtOr.
BENJAMIN LATIMER,
JANE LATIMrR,
February 25, l642.
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ALSO

BY virtue a writ of f ia e! leO ia.
issued out Of the Court of Common Pleas
of Carroll county, to me directed. | will
offer for saie at The door Of the Court
house in CarrolIton, on Monday the LIST
day of March aeKt. the following real
estate, situate in said counlv Of Carroll,
10 w4l :-Lois No. 4 and 10, in the towB
of Harlaem, Carroll county, Ohio, win
The Improvements thereon. Taken in
execution and will he sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
February l8, l842.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

PURSUANT to suudry writs Of alias
i ia. ct leY. ia. to me directed, is
sued out of the Court of Common Pleas,
of Carroll county, Twill offer for sale al
The door of the Court house in CarroIIlon
on Monday The 2lst day of March next, ,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
and 4 P. M. the following real estate,
situate 10 said county Of Carroll, to viii
The E. haIc of the N. w. or. of Sec. 4,
tp. 13 and Range S, containing 80 acres
more or less. Also, part Of the s. W,
ar. of Sec, s tP. i3 Range { containing
l3 acres. Also, lots No. |, 0. 10, g. II,
in the town Of Haglaem, Carroll county,
Ohio, together with the improvements
thereon; subject TO a mortgage upon
said land and lot No. ], Of 345 dollars
due the 18th of August, 1871. Taken
in execution and will be sold bv me.
DAVID WATT, SherlG.
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TO the Honorable, The General Assembly
of Kentucky:
WASHINGTON, SENATE 0HAmBER, I
Februory l6, l842. {

FeOruaFy 10, l04Z,
When last had The honor Of an ap
pointment as one Of the United States
Senators from Kentucky, irtimated, in
my letter OF acceptance, the probability
of my not serving out the whole term
of six years. In consequence Of there
having been two extra sessions Of Con-
gress, have already attended since
that appointment, as many sessions Of
Congress as ordinarily happen during
Senatorial term, without estimating my
services al the present session.
have for several years, desired to
retire to private life. but have been
hitherto prevented from executing
my wish by considerations Of public du.
iy. should have resigned my seat in
Abe Senate al the commencem Of the
present session, but for several reasons
one Of which was, that the General AS
semblv did not meet until near month
after Congress, during which time the
State would not have been fully repre-
scented, or my successor would have had
only The uncertain title OF an Executive
appointment
The time has now arrived when, ]
ahnk, that. without any just reProach
may quit the public SERVICE and besioW
some attention to my private affairs
which have suffered much by the Occu-
patton oCthe largest portion Of my~Iife
in the public councils ir the Roman
veteran had the title to discharge after
thirty years service. |, who have ser
we'd a much longer period, may justly
claim mine.
4 beg leave, therefore, to tender Ia
the Gcnersi Assembly, and do nov
hereby tender my resignation of tbe
office which 1 hold nf Senator, in Lbe
Senate Of the Uplled BIales, from the