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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-19
SALE UNDER DEED OF TRUST.
Jan. 10

NtRGiNIA;-At rules held in the Clerks OfIoc of sAe
Circuit Superior Cout Of Law and Chausssy FIR B.d-
ford County, the ID day of January, IS4Y$
william Bailey and James Snead, Plaintiff.
against
Joseph w Scott and Eliza'e.h his wife, William ".
aus ana Arthur Wattse and sasees Under The
will Of John Watts ece e md M ssss or tkt Jos,
Wilson, admir- o. Elizabeth Watts, aAcd,, Gsssse Scott,
aZcwen hl'ton I'd Mary his ws> latS Nary scott, Js
sePh WIS III tr .stec, Edward Watts IN his OWN hight and -
aamin traitor oi Mary Watts, dscessea and Robert C..
Ste. Toe, kelendants.
liz CBiNcERY.
The Defendants, w aliam w. WI ats Arthur Watts aaa
George Scott having entered their appearances and gives
security, accor. the act Of Assembly and the rules II
this Court and appearing ny satisfactory evidece that they
nhaans OF this Commonwealth. It is srtssd, thst
they do appear rules he held in the CLERKS Office Of
County first Monday i, Mereh next, and answer tn
Plaintiffs bills and that this oer be inserted h
paper published Iynhburg, for two nths s'fsceasively,
and posted the Front door OF the Coskss Of ehs Ceuney
on court day. Copy-Isstes
Jan 10 WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-19

" L ranc'' 5. Key, Esq. distinguished lawyer.
s'o formerly l. 5. Attorney Tor the District. died in
Baltimore, On Tie lolh inst,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-19

o'M another Detmnhcr!--J b. Perrault, cashier Of
Inc oi,lzens Bank of New Orleans has ..dsappearcd
and 1t Is discovered tina, he deaucr to the amour,
Of SO or So. 600
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-19

II good suggeston.--The Richmond Enquirer recon
hehds the formation of Anti Gaming Society
ana contends that it would do much good IN
Drinking Society,"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-19

Cor. Bouck's .'iesage.-'rhe New York Express
adverng 10 the raptlrcs into which the Richmond Fl
1n'rer has been thrown by that portion of the Message
Of Gov bouck in reference to the rights of the Southern
and the duties Of the Northern States on the subject of
Slavery,-and which. by the way, merits all the com
p'menl' that have been bestowed upon it-expresses
tho opinion that. after all practical results will grow
ont oft. "Words! words words! Gov. Bouck mean
nothing but words' So we are admonished by the Ex
press. We shall soon see The South has been cheat
ed long enough by the empty professions of these North
ern men with (pretended) Southern principles But the
time has now arrived when the sincerity of these pro
LESSONS must be put 10 the tesand we honor and
applaud Gov. Bonck for his '',cords" 50 shall we be
prepared to do the Legislature for its acts when they
stall show that they worthy of it. We hope the
Enquirer will not forget to challenge them to toe The
mark, indeed, as well as in promise.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-19

o. mourlu evidence Of the general distress is
mentioned by Philadelphia Taper,-to wit. that seve
raj persons had begged magistrate to send them TO pr
son. TO save them from the pangs Of hunger
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-19
N Il w y Il d lk Il 5.
III. W. D.1y.H'U ENFIELD.

(osn boon BEGow j. b. MEEM,)
Is RECEIVING and OPENING new stock Of
ID II Y 600 ID $,
consisting Of articles ususy kept in this limo which ls
will sell al unprecedented low prices. which hs wsslA
invite the attention Of the citizens of Lyncburg aud in
vicinity.
Jan. 10 I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-19

II hard W.-Alr Thomas +. Marshall who has been
exceedingly pulled aud praised of late by the Tyler
squad, IN consequence of certain indications of hosti
ly on his part towards Mr.. Clay, which induced
the gulls to suppose that he intended to enlist under
Captain Tyler and Corpoals Cushing, Wise and Profit.
has. by puff obrea,h, extingushed the hopes OF that
most contemplate OF all factions. Not content with a
vowing his preference for the Sub TREASURY over Tylers
Erche9ucr- of itself must gravel the profound
anclers whose aborine brains gave birth to that rdi
culcd abortionhe says that he regards the present
administration as parenthesiS; and any body (he re-
marked, by examining the grammar books would per
oeiye that parenthcsis something that could be
left out without njurIng the sentence. Was there even
more pnngent sarcasm uttered, too not by an ultra
Wing, but by one who occupied sort of independent
position so far as parties conccncd-w no loathos the
Locofoces, hates Mr. Clay and his friends and scorns
the Tyleriics? The Madisonian feeling the sting. in
s'aner proclaimed Mr. Marshall scion Of the old fede
raj stock That, deems a sucien, response ON all &c
casions. But if Mr.. Marshall is son of federast
aud federaist himself, what i, Daniel Webs,er-wh,t
ras Abel Z. Upshur?
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-19

Pennsylvania L. s. Senaor.-Iames Buchanan has
been re elected Senator of the United States from this
State, for six years from the dth of March next.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-19

-4iat'tcrf' France. is stated in Philadelphia paper
that the spolls hating Henry A. Wise is applicant
for the vacsot mission to France Mr.. Rivos and Mr.
Naggaman OF Louisiana. have also been spoken of. in
connection with that Office But if the Acconac DIca
tor wants 1t, however unfit he may be (and is) for that
or any other Diplomatic staon the President dare nat
deny him.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-19

Us The reader Is referred to our first page for an in
ieres'lng debate upon the Exoheqner between Messrs
W Use, Fillmore, Granger, Furney and Marshall
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-19

Waking mn aggregate Of H.773,76
Your committee have mined the names Of the debt
os To Tho Bank and report, that the by bils
and notes di. .untcd Co wit 81 $3.50 is in their
pnon unqneslionaby g'od,he debtors being mol only
solvent. but in tho general, prompt OF the suspended
debit (o vii S2.717 200 the VI tl7l IA is in hand;
being withheld from Stockholders OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
good and in the why of legal collection &c 30360 il
considered 10 be Doubtful Every eiTon " i'll 10 madr.
however. To make it available, and the officers hope,
with success Hit should be- finally lost il will dmin-
',' the value Of the Stock, less than eight dollars pr
share And while even his domination Is 10 b. regret.
ted yet !, to have been the result VI circunsnu
ccs which the Board Of Directors could neither trsse.
M" control Aud in very large sncss Of nearly niu.
years. d'ho by ,he Bank, especially in these pIeca.ns
tunes the woritr Is, that small portion Of tho nnds
should bc in leotardy
And here Your committee. deem ii but jnsi tn say
thai the Board Of Directors and Occrso the llank son.
to have acted with great fidelity and its general c"udl-
ion both a. To the soundness ~ tho debts and tho nan-
ne o' keeping thcbooks aud accounts, IL SUCH as sloul
be- entirely satisfactory 10 the Shareholders
Nn. view Ia show the extent Of the hgsincss dom.
by tins Bank your committee present the flwny STATE
mcnls Of lis op,ra,,ens for the lust half yeaf---
Amount paid members Withdrawn 4fai4,70
Int, ON deposits withdrawn l330.Si
ANA. checked from the Bank Of Va 2JI ,JtN6!D
Amt II bills and notes discounted 2i3,5i4.Ss
amt OF deposits Withdrawn 43,i23 80
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-19

Rich P'chings.-Ihe Msdisonian states that Blair &
HIVES OF the Washington Globe. have received from the
public sessary, for printing in ten years-om 1882 to
70 lS42,he comfortable little sum Of 81 27obeinp
an average of s1l ,i2S per annum The Madisonian
adds that the Globe have'sated down. $500 OOO
in six cent. Treasury Notes, from hch the Inference
Is dcduclbe that their nett profits about that
sum. Who can wonder, even ifhe editors of the Globe
were less devoted to prucie than they profess to have
been. that they abored zealousy uphold and sus
tain an administration. which materially promoted their
INTEREST," Who can doubt with this statement staring
them in the face, that divorce between the Government
aud the Political Press is to the purity oboth?
et The Legislature of Illinois has adopted resolutions
recognizing the legal and moral obligation of dschargng
with pnncuay every debt contracted by any authorized
agents OF that State for good and valuable conside
ration; declaring that the failure of that State hh-
efto to meet its obligations has not arisen from
any intention TO repuliate or cvade them: and ex
pressn. lis deesiation and adherence of the ropu
dalion OF just debts. by States individuals as dishon-
orabe. and destructive Of public and private character
This Is an emphatic and manly response to the
inaugural Address Of Gov Ford and mcr tied rebuke
to the |alediciory Of Gov. Carlin,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-19

OHIO Ballhs- tbs ttmcs.-'Ihe charters ii ton spe-
Gle paying Banks. Ia the Stale OF Ohlo expired the
ls inst aud the Legislature now in sessio refuses
extend them. for the purpose of permitting these in
situations gradually wind up their affairs The
suence will be tina, they force immediate colec
ton of all their liabilities and still father add the dis
t1ss resulting fro those summary collections by with
drawing their outstanding from circulation. These
ten banks have specie hand amounting SiI9.s39.
and their circulation is Col G97. WIN need be
ished, when such destructive spirit anmates and con-
,sls the Legislature OF State, that the people have
circulating mediums and that properly Of all kinds is
sold for song1 The people arc passing through The
crucble from inflated paper system hard money
currency; and in exact proportion to the sGdenness ohe
transition must he the suerirgs Of the community, par
tcuarly of the debtor class, who incurred their liabilities
snder different, state of things,-when three dollars
were mol worth than dollar is now. We, in
Virgnis descending the scale, but fortunately
not with the velocity. Yet we are going down IA
pidy enough to crush many honest man, who did
foresee and who could guard against the evil day
We do not wonder, therefore, that there is suc ella
for Stay, Relief and Valuation Laws; but we must
add firm pursuation that all such palatiycs will
augment the mischief they intended to mitigate In
buo or two years. unless there be change in the policy
sftho government, money will be scarcer and times hard
rr than they arc--and debt suspended there
Fore will find The debtor then less able to meet his
engagements, which in the mean while, will have been
augmented by interest and costs. The evil under which
The country is suffering is circulation too rapidly redu
csdihe blood has been drawn copously and sud
denly from the system The remedy. aud the sole rem
ejy, Is To restore that circulation extent; Of or
at least 10 stay the hands Of the blood thirsty eeches
who allege that the patients veins still too much
Goged and that they require fresh applications of the
lancet. Tho people have the matter, however, in their
"wn hands II they send representatives to Washington
and Richmond with instructions Turn the SCREWS y
they need not be surprised when they feel The presac.
ought they to complain These screws must be loo
scned. beiore they can be rceved--and if they viii not
have So theirs at Le fault and the punishment,
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EXECUTOR.S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that by virtue
Of the last Will and testament of Eliza
beth Robertson late Of Carroll county, 0.
deccosed have been appointed Execu
tor Of said estate; Therefore all persons
indebted to said estate must make i'm
mediate payment-and those having
claims against it, are desired to present
them legally attested for settlement with
10 the time prescribed bv law
]. B. TlDBALL, Excc'r.
November 10, l943.
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OEAIO STATE JOURNAL.
FOR THE SESSION

The Ono STATE JOURNAL will, as
heretofore, Oe published duIIy, tri week
Iy and weekly during the session Of the
Legislature The most competent re.
poreis have already been engaged, and
a Ialr, full and candid report OF the pro.
ceedIOgs OF each braucb, will be given.
Tue undertaking support which the
Ohio State journal has, from the COM
mencemenl o It's career. gwen 10 the
Wing cause, and the desperate effort
which the enemies o Constitutional gov
eminent are now making sap It's very
foundation and establish in its stead the
wild and destructive rule of LocoGocoism
calls for the Wing party to put forth all
their energies in It's delence.
In this State, the campaign will open
with the organization OF the Legislature,
and the assembling Of their Eighth Of Jau
uory Convention. That Convention will
Ue attended by the most active aud des-
perate men OF the party; and there, and
not in the Legislature will be determ- =
ned The measures which The party in the
two Houses will be required to espouse
and support. 1t will therefore be Of the
utmost importance to the public that the
movements OF this cabal aud all the
means 1t may resort 10. be narrowly
watched and promptly exposed.
The coming session VIII be big with
the importance TO the cause OF Tree gov
ernmeut all over the union, and, indeed
ihroughOu! the civilized world In ore
short year the awful question whether
The People shall govern according to The
spirit OF the Constitution they have in
their sovereign capacity ordained, or the
whole power Of the nation and the State:
| shall be seized by an unseen anG IRE
sponslble lunlo, and appropriated 10 their
own special aggtandIzement Whether
indeed, the power Of government shall be
regarded as though It we're the personal
property Of wbosoeyer may besl succeed
in hood-"nklng the people by disln-
genuous array ol false pTelenCes, or shall
be directed 10 the promotion Of the gen
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Republic To defeat the first and secure
the last shall be the object Of the Ohic
State Journal.
Besides Legislative proceedings, the
Journal will give a summary OF Congre'
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December s, l843.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

BY virtue OF an order of the Court of
Common Peas. in and for the county OF
Carroll and State of Ohio, made at the
June Term, thereof, A. D. l843, the un.
dersigned will sell at public vendue on
Monday the 9Th day of January, 1914,
between the hours Of ] o'clock A NJ and
4 o'clock P N of said day at the door of
the Court House in Carrollton, in said
county, the following real estate, to wit:
Lot No. l5, in Roberts third addition to
the town of CarroiltOn, 10 said county
Also, two tracts of land in said county,
aforesaid, IN Sec. SO, Up. l3, r. 5, Sleu
benvile District. FIRST tract lying on
the South side Of the North East quarter
of said section, beginning alta post on
South line of the Quarter section, on the
North side of the creek, near horn
beam, thence West with the line of the
quarter section 83 poles to white oak,
thence North 81 deg 80 min East 10
poles, thence North 68 deg East 8 poles,
SOutl. SO deg East "A poles, thence North
T3 deg 45 min, East 6 poles, thence
North 78 deg West 90 poles, thence
North &c deg Is min East II poles,
thence South 70 deg 80 min East I2
poles and $40, to the place Of beginning,
containing 2 acres and 80 poles.
The second tract of land in The North
West corner Of the South East quarter OF
the section aforesaid, bounded as follows
beginning at the North East corner of
said Or. sec ton, thence East with the
line of said quarter section, 81 chains IS
links to poet on the North side of the
creek, where horn beam 4 inches in
diameter lenns Easi 9 links, thence
South 6 chains SO links TO a post, where
white oak IA inches diameter beareth
North GO deg West 23i links distant,
thence West 97 chains 60 links to the
West line Of the quarter section, where a
hickory l6 inches diameter leans North
DO deg East 10 links distant, thence N.
6 chains and 81 links to the place of be-
ginning, containing II acres and fifty
hundredhs of an acre more OF less, with
the improvements thereon, subject 10 the
dover estate Of Sarah Jackson, sci o # Iu
her by metes and bounds in the North
West corner OF said section. Terms
made known on dav Of sale.
SAMUEL WILLIAMS, Admir-
Of The estate Of John Jackson decd
December 8, lS43.
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SILERIFF,S SALE.

BY virtue of writ Of Vendi Erponas
issued oul of tho Court OF common Pleas
of Carroll county, aud to me directed,
| will offer Tor sale al the door Of the
Court house in CarroIton, on Saturday
the 235 day of December next, between
The hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and A
o'clock P. NJ, the following real estate,
to wit: The undivided halt Of the North
East Quarter of Section II, Township
IS, Of Range 5, Taken In execution
aud will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
November II, ls43
Printers fee $50
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ADNINISERAYOR,S NOIIL y.

NoTICE is hereby gwen that the un ~
derslgnei has been o3polnIed Admins.
traitor of The estate of John Hart, deceas
ed, late Of Carroll county, Ohio. Those
who have claims against said estate. MilI
bring them forward, properly authentl
Gated, within one year from this date,
aud those indebted must make iumedl-
ate payment.
JOHN DEFORD, Admir-.
December !, lS43
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eHMEAT-

NOTICE IS hereby gwen roall per
sons !, crested, nat al ny irslapce u
writ Of attachment was his day issued
by Adam Jtcknan a Justice Of The Peace
OF Lee township, Carroll county, Ohio,
lgaIDsl the chaltels. rIghts, credits, mon.
evs and effects Of David WhiiIa, an ab
sent debtor.
NATHANIEL STEEL.
October 27, lG43.
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Il throopicOl debate between Rev
hlFxsndar COmPbeIl (OlSclple) and Rev
Nathan L, Rice (Presbyleran) com
monced al Lexington on Wednesday -
The theological court is composed Of
Hoo, Henry Cay, Hon, George Robert.
son, and Hon. John Speed Smith Nat.
Int
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that by vir
tue of the last VIII and testament of
Nicholas Weaver. late OF Carroll county
Ohio, deceased we have heen appoin
ted Executors of said estate: Therefore
all persons indebted TO SAID estate, must
make immediate payment--and those
having claims against it, are desired to
present them legally atlesled for settle.
ment within the time prescribed by law.
LEONARD HARSH.
ELIZABETH WEAVER, Ia 'S'
November 10, lS43.
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NHERIEFlS SALE.

BY virtue Of writ Of f fa. Ell leu, fa,
issued out of the Court VI common Pleas
Of Carroll county, Ohio, and TO me di.
rected, will offer for sale at the door
of the court house in CarroIllon, on
Thursday the 2Sth day Of Decent
between the hours of 10 o'clock A M aud
A o'clock 2 NJ, the following described
real estate 10 wit: The undivided hall
of the North East quarter of Section T.
Township Is, Range 5 Appraised al
SSO0O0. Taken in execution and will
be sold by mt.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
November "a, l843.
Printers fee l,50
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ATTACHlIENF.

NOTICE rs hereby given to all nterrs
ted thot at my instance a writ Of attach.
ment was this day issued by Bcniamin
Boice Justice Of the Peace Of FIX
township, Carroll county, Ohio, against
the chateNs, rights, credits and effects
Of CHRISTOPHER TripDv. mn absent debtor,
or non resident of Carroll CO
JAMES C WIREBAUGH,
November "a, lS43.
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Nm apprentice Wanted.

IN Apprentice Wanted.
The subscriber viii take boy rs on
apprentice to tue
WAGON & CARRIAGE MAKING BUSINESS
Between ID and Is ears Of aye. An
industrious boy will find an eligible
situation, by applying Immedlately.
PHILIP F. FkICE.
Carrollon Nov. n. I843.
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Sale Of Real Estate by order
Of Court.

On Saturday the 9th day of December
A D ls43, between the hours Of 10 o
clock A M and 4 o'clock P NJ Of said day
on the premises, in Orange township,
Carroll county, Ohio, will be sold TO the
highest bidder the following real estate,
as the property Of Jacob Emmous, DECD,
to wit The West half of The North
East quarter Of Section 81, in Township
II, of Range 6-suhJecl to the dover of
the widow Of the SAID Jacob Emmous,
Appraised at S7SO,00-Terms of sale:
One third oI the purchase money 10 be
paid IN hand one third IN one year, ard
the other third in two years, to be secu.
red by mortgage on the premises, bear
ing interest
WILLIAM DAVIS.
Admir- ol Jacob Emmons, decd.
November 10, l843.
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JACOB COBLE Excel
October 81, lS43.
EXECUTORS NOTICE

Notice s hereby given, that BY virtue
Of The last Will and testament Of Joseph
Mdlln, late Of Carroll county, o. deed ,
we have been appointed Executors Of
said estate: Therefore all persons in
debted to said estate must make imme
dia,e payment-and those having claims
against it, are desired TO PRESENT them
legally altes'ed Tor settlement within the
time prescribed by law,
JAMES F MALIN,)
ANNE MALlN, Ia TO-
November 10. ls43.
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SIiERIFFS SALE

Davis Vail,
Us. In Chancery.
William Wear
BY virtue Of decree issued out of the
Court oI Common Pleas OF Carroll coun.
ty, and 10 me directed, ! will vfer tor
sale al the door Of the Court house 10
CNrrolIion, on Saturday he 23d day Of
December next, between the hours Of
10 o'clock A. NJ. and p. NJ. lhe ioI
lowing real estate, 10 wit: The East
half Of the North East Quarter Of Sec
ton l3, Township l6, OF Rafge e. ex.
cePuns 10 acres IF The South end Of
said quarter, sold TO Grimes q michel
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
November II. lS43
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