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sHERIFF's SALE.
Robert Hicks.

Robert Hicks.
nY virtue ofa writ Of Venditioni exS
ponas to me directed by the court
Of common Pleas of Brown county
Ohio, | will offer for sale at the front
door OF the court house in Georgetown,
on Saturday the 10Th day of August
ls43, between the hours Of 10 and 4 o.
clock on said day tbe following tract or
parcel Of land situate lying and being in
the county of Brown and State Of Ohio,
on the waters of Whileeak creek, part of
Jordan g. ThompSon's survey Nos.
1857 and 1858 Of l400 acres and
bounded as follows: Beginning at
Thomas Sroufe's corner in said Jordan g.
Thompson's line, being stone, south t.,
6 degrees east, 81 poles 6 feett stone
at B emmett Hays corner in said Jordan
g. ThompsOn's line, thence on said Hay s
line south, 80 degrees west, ITO poles
to stone in the line Of Anthony Evans,
being said Hays most northwestwardly
corner in said Evans line; thence north,
8 degrees west, on said line 26 poles G
feet 10 stone in said line; thence off an
eastwardly course through Thomas
-Spoufe's line 10 the beginning, containing
81 acres, be the same more or less. To
be sold as the real estate of Robert Hicks
at the suit Of Adam Sroufe. Term:
cash. VIM. SHIELDS, Sheriff,
b. G. o.
Sheriff's office, July 18th, ls43.
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DOCTOR sIIERMAN,s
Medic d.sd and Fancy LOseags Wa r
house, LAT Main street, betveen Third
and Fourth, Cincinnati, Ohio.

and Fourth, Ctnclnndti, Ohio.
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| Mr.. G. T. Matthews, Caroline ST., suffered
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J cough medicine in the world.
Over 5000 persons have given their name
within the last year as a reference ofthe won
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Murphy, Ridgeway &C.,, Ripley.
6FPficeonly 25 Cents per Box .-r0
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
David DeVore -
VS. Chancery
Tarnlav .Jones.

DURSUANT 10 an order of the court
Il of common Pleas of Brown county
Ohio, made at the August Term 1912,
and revived at the May Term lS43, of
said Court, Twill offer forsale, at the front
door Of the court house in Georgetown,
on Saturday, The 26th day of August lS43
between the hours Of 10 and A o'clock
on said day, he following real estate TO
wit: In lot in the town of Georgetown
known by its number one hundred and
fourteen mo. ll4) lying north Of Mar.
ket street in said town, with the appur-
tenances thereuntO belonging. To be sold
as the property Of Defendant in the a
bove case. Terms cash.
VIM. SHIELDS, Sheriff B, G. o
Sheriff's office, July 2Sth, ls4S.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-15

The Albany Evening Journal % February =,
From the ATgus.
cit will be by the proceedings. Of the House. iiai
the Of printing the report submitted by Mr. JosEs
from e judiciary committee, in relation the questions
between Virginia and New York, the house ordered
the largest number prOpo-ed, VIZ; ten times.
awe regard tim. only deserved compliment the
strong positions Of his able Of the facts Of this
grave question: but sufficient the manner in
which mas been ss-aed BY the Eve Journal and is
sooi1te presses.
ave shall pabph tns document as soon a. can pro-
a copy from the printers the Assembly. We have
TINT be successfully put down, ~ positions
mpugned ~ uepaPer cays a. 10 Of Hs phrasesaHd
ss1fsHess. Nor DO fear that the people will hesitate
meet the case, lnd d. justice u the question.
eve share the pleasure expressed by the Argus the
printing of'e usual number of Mr. Jones' report
We desire nothing better than have This documenspread
ell re length and breadth, depth has none before the
people d ibis State We only regret t1rt was not permit
red 20 forth 'hs World ell 10 original brightness!
The public 4oIi have been better 1bs pronounce upon
,hs justice oi as1syaper cass % come ofn phra'ss
and sentence" es phrases end had not been
suppressed. T. found necessary revise and amend
this abe review before would bear printing A. the At
10, f,D.d yesterday, the Objectionable language has
either been 'e1p1agsd ~ modified
'WfI OIL these sEpIrgsuJns the document will still be
fund ,1saty oA,racitn.c Of Vsn Buren, school Of
yyIte.a-r r. o. an ercroneerng pamphlet addressed y
,hs s,. The msn object neither % ssssri The rights
fF-gas undo sny wrong committed By York,
b. secure Marin ysn Blrons Reelection - the Presi.
6srsy Virgins dsm1nds he price u her vote for Mr.
v D. i1 lsi me reysa Of the trial by jury law, and the
"'lrsafsr" of inc adduced by Coz sfwARO FOR
be rsfls comply with her reqBi'it0n for aegod TO-
gives" AID Mr. J,stTs Report il designed to prove
ts ' cgs,non i not unreasonable and that Nsw. York
ought prYsnD hsr-sf the feet ofVHgna and hunby
49, Dsfl9r f having entertained The bersy that one h.
man 5s,ag e4anot hold property in Gaoiher!"
Trs Afss rnssnonsd above. 10 new Dem0cuhe paper
a. Abs1y rsyrsssnfng me Young Dsmoersey"in oppo
siuo0 o, re "Od Honksr" Of The Regency. We have
t1.s .1epsni spit 81 Democratic "Head onartors'
TIE "gsz,aey" f5r hurbBgging virginiu-iho "Y0uns
D.u,e,, - ne nature u young blood Tor defyinf
Der, sid ssIng f,r he "Rigbv q Man"
We sts. sss Whist will become Of o. BIT We prophesJ
,hs, ias ssalyn d he old Regency will fal before tn
srsfgyn mo- young.
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cHEsrERElFLu cnrFrY

Ats meeting Of ne Whg.of Cissrs-6.d county t,.s
q their CgurtHylss on me I31 Fsyy lsg3 o. rot1a II
Capt John Bnttyn Dr. sas. f. P4r1lsos 49, ess1 " me
Chair, and TH51As q. ssIrH va appointed gsefsuv-
DO snei address from the chairman iae ,b,set q
meeting We stpa.led srd i5e bssssly Of OsgsnzslDn
enforced. o. motion 4 WiIisn " Day, t 49,
j. H'soiesd Inst fas meeting snts-f,ia sns5shd end
sn~ay,n1g 'aeirnsa % tas Dracpe Esrst2loTs ayowed
~ tie Wing parry.
h'''red' ita' Do j. sS3sa,n' end yroDer 70 spDgist
p L''a " iHs Wig convention 20 De he'd I1 'ls city NJ
Richmond no 2l1 MT
g. hf'oi''a, That tNeuyors sssgs,s 80 spp,intss ~
. venuor ,i
in pursuance d he 81 resolution the f owing gests
tn were appointed, VIZ Pafss Poindstisr Col. LaUsof
" Dur2oi Df John X. Wake, George Wh.tocs Nsor
nm. blansenship, Edward g. Psrkins5n John Brtto1
nHSnaia L. Jones, Capt Giles Wells VIM. H Tempe
no"yn Nhodes' VIM. w. Day. Archibald y Bot &c
Rnen Dl'9i' heI. Abraham $. Woodbridge John Wsrtb
1T 1onn IS. Davis Dr. Peter u Andsrs5n Capt Tbomss
D J, N'hsm T. Cobb, Samuel Winfree and on motion
w n,lrnan and Secretary added 70 the delegation
heso5ea lhst the proceedings this meeting be signed
" 'le Nhstmsn and Secretary and forwarded 70 te Rich
' " hs aha Petersburg lntellg sncsr, Tor publication
/ r.. N SAM A. PATTESON, Chairman
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Corre,pondsnee Of a, Wig.

NV YORK, EB. =, 1919
Were you ever Kentucky, Mr.. Editor If not, there
is much pleasure in for YOU Chance, rather i'll
health while on my way from New Orleans some years
ago. threw me among Kentucky's noble sons, and albeit
touched her shores Louisville, almost entire stran
ger, il effort myself from them. They
honest, frank brave and socabe; and if ever you make
footprint her generous soil you will leave II in
In these times OF political treschery and reputation Il wish
this stricken OF the American vocabulary
it refreshing-as Of Hanover will in all proba
by be the President of the United States-to glance
the present elevated position of viguias daughter
Throughout all troubles, political and financial, Ken.
lucky has performed her part hOnoraby Il is she
public debt, which is no, large but also true
she makes provision in good time, and psys her
promptly and that she will always good examples her
sister States and comply with all her engagements have
doubt Whilst the bonds of have lately
fallen, hers have advanced, arising from the pleasing facts
have alluded to- and the entire confidence among our
counuymen large that she will permit her honor
TO be furnished. Her magnanimous conduct relative to
the spurious scrip issued in the OF the Bank Of Ken
lucky is fresh in the recollection Of all. The Agent in
Philadelphia, of this Bank issued frsuiueniy upwards of
million OF dollars OF scnp Did the Bank of Ken.
lucky repudiate it, No: Il was willing TO assume the
whole genuine scrip; and the State Of Kentucky which
owned largely OF the stock of the Bank authorized IT, and
assumed. Rely upon it, Mr.. Editor Kentucky will
do her duty all occasions, and all hazards. and in
these degenerate tmes, |, for one, happy that her
iusious citizen, the farmer Of Ashland will be- by
almost universal consent among the Wings, the Wing
ddae for the Presidency. Independently of Mr.. CLAWS
great qualifications for that Office, and his claims 10 it
being far above those Of any other count-it
is BETTING that the Wing candidate should come from
such STATE. Nor Is the less BETTING that mis- nomina-
ton, following the tresehery Of the acting President
should have been first made by North Carolina. The Od
North State is honest and faithful in her engagements
intelligent, prudent unpreending and pauiotc-And will
beloved old Virginia the rescuel
q P o
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besr., man in the world he stands fair chance 10 turn
out Of the smallest in the Msdsonian telescope The
recent Of the Madsonian indicate the deicrm
nation let hina dOwn-easiy possibly to be SURF, but
let him down-t0 Of the lowest noehcs
the scsebsr OF the Presidential sieeard. The com
mentary OF John Jones the recent speech OF Mr. al
houn the Oregon ball, shows distinctly enough how the
notification breeze blows this time. The South Carons
Senator happened make sound and sensible speech on
that occasion, and the official ire il up at once.
Mr. CALHouN character and talents fall In the Madiso
nian market rapidly did in South Carolina af
terrific furry high prices in 1873 That Senator has arca
DIV gone down about fifty per and there knowing
what point he ru fall at the present OF depreciation
He has already dwindled the OF Mr. McDuhe in the
opinion OF Mr. Tyers Editor with every prospect OF go
ing lower. "Gen. McDuhc," says Arisarchus, "is the
superior OF in that body, (hc United States
Senae,) and inferior none'-and 1t Is added "Mr
Cahoun's powers Of intellect unquesuoned, and
his mind be not OF higher order he has more eS
tended reputation than that OF his eloquent colleague
Ii very kind in the critic award much to Mr. CAL
houn and dare say that distinguished gentleman feels
the ull imporanccao such certificate; but from the
have mentioned and from twice that
could MENTION it will be well for the Senator TO hus
band the praises for il opinion that he will
great deal from that quarter He has committed the
objectionable political sin-he has chrsened Mr.. Tyers
administration by it, proper name-he calls iehdbod and
he will be forgiven lie and most Justly, that
the Government is weaker than il beiore-thai
there nothing of -that neither OF the great political
parties OF the country would have thing 10 do with IT,
and that it decidedly discarded by the people.
Nothing could be emphntcally true. The Tyler adj
ninistranon the weakest the miserable, and II
the contemplate exercised intel
gent pcope-ake the OF all parties and all portions
OF the people-saving and excepting five six de-
magogues his immediate presence at Washington, and
few scattered parasites seeking either to retain office
obtain in parts Of the country. Mr. Calhoun
quite right therefore, describing the position OF the
fortunate Casualty the head OF the Government and
think he has acted with more sagaciiy than had
previously given him credit for in thus cutting himself clear
from all conneSion with it, We have idea that he stands
any chance OF reaching the Presidency, but there
doubt that he has rather less hopeless chance than ne
would have by identifying himself any degree with John
Tyler.
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assumption it i that the good Of the American
Government unquesuoned. in the same breath In which
that Governments described the creature OF the popular
wi and At ths very moment In which that popular will has
been sgnaEed by cpudstng either the State debts or ut
least all taxation TO pay them Are there totally dis
unct and opposite popular witwo totally distinct OPP
po~te popular constituencies onc which dictates bad faith
TO the States; the other which dictates good faith TO the re
derul Government Arc all the State-members Of the fe
deraton, whose general Indebtedness" the President
eares, to he d utterly unconnccted with tho Con.
federation in ito objective character and the United
States entitled las Of their freedom from dcht-oG
uonal faith ntaei and unquesnoned ARE they entitled
plume themselves superiority, in this respect to the Euro
pean Government; while the States is acknowledged.
In debt over head and and what worse making
no provision for paying il: I.
have too great an interest in the OF kindred
race to design hostile censure but the best friends Of So
verrgn nations, at home abroad those who will tell
them the truth."-Giob,
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opryIOys OF THE BRITISH PRESS

The message Of President Tyler the opening Of Con.
zress, read in England with great interest," and had
been the subject Of much in the newspapers.
They appear find great fault with him for not urging up.
Congress the necessity Of paying the State debts The
following IL from the Times
ave have seldom had occasion to pouso document
Ia which the feebeness Of the individual by whom pro.
mugatsd and the fsbos Of the people whom - ad.
dressed are c0nsyicuousy displayed than they
tie last mcssge Of the President Of the United States To
bst the American Sates under their free and wise
institution rapidly advancing towards the
Of the high destiny which overriding Providence
havs marked out FOR ihsn tnot "tne Americans
have government, the strongest In the world, because
emsnatng from the popular will, and firmly rooted IN the
affections Of great end FREQ people and whose fidelity TO
i engagements has been questioned" and that the
Of General Jackson placed, by the defence Of
New Orleans, "amongst those Of the greatest captains Of
the age !" provoke smile throughout the civilized
GARTH and speak n tone which y the more udcrous
becsuse Is conastcd with the humiliiting facts which
this pompous discourse altogether conceal or
contndct. With some few exceptions, there i hardly
paragraph In this which docs not convey arrogant
a. mpon very suited 70 the present condition Of Anne
mean credits and however reluctant we may be to pass Sc
unisvourabe judgement the concerns Of our
friends tho other side Of the Atlantic, It impossible TO
withhold the expression u dissent from many Of tho
proposition. laid down By President Tyler for the edihca
uon q the Congress and the nation. VIC
have looked With anxiety for formal and and pcfe-
tory conare and dsavows of the doctrine Of reputation,
which would not have been iLpaced In document pro.
Tossing treat largely Of the interests and dune' OF me
Amsncsn people. To our astonishmeni' however even
tins slight satisfaction % the creditors OF inc n'oyont Sas
s entirely omitted and eft 20 infer not only That
their debts will royor recognised by the Federal Govern
rnent bui that their dishonesty will not even oe eooaed
| rs b desrrvss"
The following remarks from the Morning Herald, arc
not bitter o the message:
Tho manner Of the message is plain ifonS' ana ln'el,
genr snd IN matter generally, - far as u goes rational
and defensibe; 10 rather those Of omission ihan OF
commission The dshonorubo character Of single part
ner in firm brings dscredt the establishments and NC
No, n,vnent Of n. debts by single Stste dsgraoes the
whole Their foreign creditors having nothing 10 90 win
internal questions Of policy 10 their claims, au Europe
looks 10 Congress the national chnraoo nom w.
/ roach and shame" ,
The london Globe surpasscs all in bitterness Witness
| thJ followngi
istrny astonishing that The official oFgan o ne
rd.i Gv,rnmept should ostrch-ke thrus, is head N
de ssnd and ,hnk eoncesl is body Wha'amonstrou'
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WASHINGTON. F,b'v :


Washington which merits consideration by party men
coHssPOndCnes OF the Uniou.
WASHINGTON. F.By :.
There does be any abatement Of the hostile
party among the members Of Congress friendly to Mr. Cal
houn towards the principal actors in the attempts to force
Mr. Van BUrcn down the throat OF the Democratic party
HOens rOlens. 1t is, the contrary, increasing and be-
fore many days explosion take place unless Mr.
Van Burens friends shall back out and OF this there yet
disposition.
The determination Of Mr. Benton and his allies to get
Mr.. Van Buren, the candidate Of the convention
will asSuredy defeat the OF the democratic party
1914 the Missouri Senator shall succeed No man doubts
this result What is be done in the packed con-
vention shall meet and nominate Mr. Van Burenl The
leaders do nothing They may preach till doomsday
and they will be able rally strength enough
Mr. Van Buren,. There many who believe it is con
cered scheme between Mr. Benton aud Mr. Clay divide
the democratic party in order 10 ensure the election Of Mr.
Clay.
Mr.. Cahoun's friends will never support Mr. Van Blu
rem for several imperative reasons, which the
casual observer. But there additional OF
discomfort. Ii is understood that the friends Of Mr. Van
Buren, in 1910 pledged themselves the friends Of Mr. Cal
houn, that, II the latter supported the former, the Ex.Prcs
dent would stand IN the of the Caronian in 1874
let what may.
But will either Mr. Calhoun or Mr.. Van Buren, succeed
IN getting the nomination think ! believe the is
will be similar 10 the result Of the Harrisburg Conyen
ton. The antagOnsm OF Van Buren, and Calhoun now
ike that Of Clay and Webster them will the seec
ton Of available and least obnoxious person. Who
available Mr.. Tyler Who - least obnoxious Not
Besides, his election will only postpone the question
Of succession for four years matter IN which Buchanan
Cass MLcan johnson and all the other fresh aspirants
deeply interested And SUCH in my opinion will be the
decision Of the Convention Heeesstdts whether Mr.
Tycr's friends who 60 for him first choice on the
floor Of the Convention not.
II IS duty however it, and send many
real friends U the Convention possible. The influence
Of the administration designate the the
Presidency, II the President cannot be elected. This
fixed fact" Mr.. Gushing says will obtrudc itself
wings and democrats, let them deliberate and decide
they may.
But reycring my inquiry above, what is be done
IN the Benton movement succeodsl So far the
friends Of President Tyler concerned, it is for
rally round the present distinguished incumbent Of
the Executive chair and abide the ISSUE be IL what II
may. believe the moment il il near that the friends Of
M Tyler determined stand by him, shall have
hosts Of supporters. The Peoples Independent Democra-
TIC Candidate what think you Of that Let all them
keep our "1atcAioeks ready and pOiodeT dry"
Il Mr. Benton intent dividing the democratic par
iy will be the case, II lac pcrsoveres, II u duty
stand by and defend ourselves from the foes with
IN and without.
La
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From the Nep York Courier & Enquirer.

It's becoming pretty evident that present wise admin.
istraon az Washington preparing shak. e clear 81
oil such usprants the presidency opinion uf the
present accidental incumbent stand any chance Of boo.
tenenng with his claims 90 a nomination. a4g
though every Of ordinary intelligence n the State.
knows perfectly well that any candidate that could b. any
euns be started az the competitor Of John Tyler would
Of cOurse, beat him; still Mr. Tyler Of opinion that b.
ttandsn most excellent ehsnce. ouds but very feN men
10 The county could compete with him the csnyass. o.
D certainly very silly fantasy, but what but sness u-ts
We manifested throughout his career % acting Chief
Magistrate Of the natDn' II be fecOecied to- that
SUMMARY 20 has own intrinsic InbsciIty. be surrounded
by parasite as week o. himself and with quito as t rtae
pne2e 4 any sort We say nothing Of BIZ ooasifutoa1l
advsers Tor We consider them a. cyplsrs-st any rte
~ ihslF 'alJn % hm and % those who more immsdiss
Vsuound him. Men n aIents h0gH they may 30 and ss
% e have talents VI the very highest Order
-helr voice ~ The administration BE- d very ittf oerey
we take % with Me- John Tyler. &C. suader o,5er srd
more sinister influence, and these influence. an. Ill ,
70 beW upon ms weakest points he has no other than
wFAE oncs,) among the very weake.t of ri~t b. 49, ,
ngibo vanity ard sel-conceiL lie body guard bs.s
told him that he popular with the ma,.ss - a., 49,
is sort Of difficulty in hs being elected by n. ,t .
the post which he occupies fortBito-s,- "a. ~ -
manage 10 keep down the candidate most likely 70 ob,o
large vote. OF course Mr.. Clay the mos, 10 l. d,.,55
and the Tyler artillery, such 49, Is et Oh u.st mo-.
sanity upon thst gentleman. Mr.. Van Buren, b,. t..-
deemed the formidable opponent and there hss .-e
fore been for long Time, very hte reserve in the y
Globe Newspaper and all others IN The interest Of the Kinder
hook candidate. The warfare upon that portion of ",
democracy" has been open and loudnOuthed while thf
claims Il Mr. Calhoun the respect Of his counrym.I
have been urged with enthusiasm almost equal % Oh,
hnancy Of Mr.. John Jones' brains: Mr. Calhoun was nY
considered as having any chance for the Presidency
position 10 Me- Tyler and nothing therefore,
fof ne "great Of the Souih lie beaudo
and bslurbeowcd by praise almost unspanngy b
poetry ofAhsasucrus.
Bot change came over the spirit Of the official sunben
No Cahoun's IL assuming consistency and gath
sring strength whish begin 20 look itle alarming an
nsnesaHons 70 be mistaken making sgainst hin
Hs and bis friends getting into the oois disfays
TIE emineni Nu6eT u waxing more and more obnoxot
ID he Presidential opinion and his magnitude CROWN
smaller and smaller IN tie cstmaton Of the Official fuge
TIE Madisonsn e lsttne him down BY degrees rom d
lofy ominencs allotted 10 him months since, and
Ne procsss gees on much ienger he viii become pigTn
bsfrt hs sdruire are swsro Of h. Instead Of being d