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at best yield him more than four or five
per cent and then be liable to be retur
ned 10 him when the legislature chose,
shorn perhaps OF It's lairest proportions.
The money Of an institution might be
loaned out, the hard money faction get
the upper hand, repeal the charters, and
leave The debtors without the means Of
paying, Where Then will the poor stock
holder be2 Secondly, we will put case
10 the reader Suppose you were worth
fifty thousand in property, would you,
under this law invest FIVE hundred dol
lars 10 bank stocK2 No For the mo-
meni you did it he holders of notes and
evidences OF Indebtedness against the
bank would have bond upon every far
thing Of your money. You would be-
come, to the extent Of your property, an
endorser for every debtor to the bank
YoG take stock with A B and G. They
live high, borrow out perhaps 10 the a.
mount Of their stock, squander it; while
D & and + are borrowers and unable to
pay. The redemption OF the notes falls
on you. Your property is swept and for
what? for the chance Of making four or
five per cent on five hundred dollars -
This will never be done But two cIas.
ses Of banking can exist under that bill,
aRd they possibly may. Those who are
worth nothing and never expect TO be,
may take stock; and may, by some no.
Gus pocus, put bank in operation; but
woe be to that public OF gudgeons, who,
on the strength Of individual liability,
receive their notes. A few months OF
bad banking, reckless credit, careless is
sues, and the bubble bursts, the indlvid
uaI part comes under the head Of "sueing
beggar and catching --w An
other class Of bankers, and they will be
very few, if any, will be where indlvid.
ais Of wealth take all the stock and do
their own bankiOg-.hen the screws will
be applied TO the debtor, lenience be un'
known, the usury law whipped round
the stump, and all that. Verify, Ohio
has gained wonderful honor, and her
people wonderful privileges by the es
tablshment of her great principle -
Tines
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TEXAS AND MEXICO.

InnaSiOn ofTtras By MeriyO. in q
Mexican paper received at this office,
we find an extract from the Morsela
Vox of February 9th, which begins thus:
"in our last we published The circular of
the War Department ordering a levy of
Is 400 men in the course of The present
month, for the purpose Of invading
Texas in the spring" The editor goes
on to speak of the damage occasioned
TO aricuIure and the arts by withdraw
ing 50 many industrious citizens from
their accustomed pursuits, and recon-
mends that instead Of this, all the viious,
the idle, and the dissIpaled who can be
found, should be forced into the service,
and thus be rendered more useful 10 the
public than they are likely to be any 9th
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TIE LATE SESSION.

The session Of the General Assemb'y y
just expired continued for 90 days. Dur
ing that period 55 acts Of public nature
were passed; and 3l2 ofa local and pri
Vate character: also 66 joint resolutions.
The local and private laws may be class
ed as follows: Church corporations 90
schools, &c 30-Colleges and Libra
ry Societies SO Relative to towns s.
cities 80 Turnplkes and Rail Roads
Estate Roads 25-Fire Companies
Reinsurance companies 5 divorces
14-Banks, incorporated in addition 10
the five authorized in BarIley's hum
bug,) 3-olher interpretations l0-Acts
of a miscellaneous character 43.
The amount Of public printing has
been enormous, exceeding, we believe,
that Of any former session notwthstsnd
ing the hardness Of the times and the
loud calls upon the Legislature for the
practice Of every species Of economy.
Ths sum appropriated for the public
prilling, amount together 10 treaty one
thousand dollars! 1t is for the people
10 decide whether they will continue to
be Aeeced for the support Of q proAigate
political press, whose whole power and
influence are continually exerted to
break down, and keep down the prospe-
rty of The State. The abuse Of this
patronage is crying evil, and loudly
demands reform The Wings made
great efforts TO amend it at The late ses'
sion, but were defeated by the Locofoco
majority % s. Journal.
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EMIGRATION.

The Liverpool Albion says; ave un.
ddrstand from we'll informed persons,
that large emigration Of the working
classes will take place this year to The U
States. AIreody The passenger brokers
are inundated with letters Of enquiry
from parties wishing TO emigrate, A.
mong the parties preparing 10 quit the
country are many spinners. A party,
consisting Of one hundred, are about 10
emigrale together from Scotland A
considerable portion Of this years emf.
grants will proceed to New Orleans
The emigration TO the Australian colo :
nies does not promise to be extensive
this year. The stream Of emigration
will run, as usual towards the U. States
and Canada "
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Tavern stand for Sale or
Rent

THE subscriber wishes to sell or rent
The Tavern stand owned by him in The
town OF Magnolia, Stark county, Ohio,
The house Is large and commodious, aud
every way adapted to the use ofa tavern
stand. The stabing is excellent. There
is also a pump on the premises which
will afford water without fail. Any per
son or persons wishing 10 purchase said
property, may have the privilege olsui
ting their own convenience, as 10 the
payments, il they are reasonable. APP
ply at my residence in Harrison ip. Car
roll CO, where my terms may he known
ANDREW MOORE.
February "a, lS43.
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THE STATE OF oHlO.l os
CARROLL COUNTY.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
March Term, A, D. Is43.

W "Sf @Af - @~~Nf
Ktasey Talbot, !
Us
William Talbot, john 10 ChaBcery.
PIummer, and Ben
jamin Coburu.
William Talbot and John PiUmmer
non 'esldenls, will take btice that, on
the 22i day oil March, A D. I842, KIM
sey TalbOii, Of Jefferson county, ONO,
filed his Ball IN the Court Of Common
Pleas Of lhe county Of Carroll Ono,
setting forlh amongst olber things. that
at the October term, l64l, Of the 81
Preme Coun within and Tor said coanty
sad William TabJtt and Joha PInmmer
recovered judgment against said Ben.
lhmln CObufa ior S603 80, and for co.ls
Vi SUIT, and that mandate issued to the
Conrl Of Common Pleas to carry said
judgment into execution. That said
Judgment was recovered against said
Coburn for mill tight work done by said
Ta!bolt and PIummer in partnership, in
! 033 and 1884, and that about the first
january, 1886, The partnership was dis
solved, and upon settlement the claim
against Coburn become the sole proper.
ty Of said Pummer That said Plum
mer prosecuted the clam in the name
OF the hrm, bat at his sole expense, said
Talbot never pretending TO have any
interest or claim therein; that about the
l5Ih Of March, lS4l, said PIummer
transferred the clam to complainant,
whereby all the interest therein passed
TO him The Bill charges that Coburn
Conlederaled with William Talbot TO
deIrOud complainant, aud pretend that
said judgment has been paid by Coburn
to William Talbot. THIS Bill prays
notice and process: That said Coburn
may be enjoined from paying and said
William Talbot and Pummer from re-
ceivlng any part Of said judgment, and
from causing any satisfaction or acqult.
tance to be entered on said judgment
That defendants may be compelled 10 an
swer, and that on the final hearing the
said Coburn may be decreed TO pay the
amount Of saId Judgment to said compai
nant, and that he may have such other
and further relief as The nature Of bis
case may require.
William Talbot Of The State Of Penn
sylvania, and John PIummer, whose pre-.
sent place Of residence ls unknown, are
hereby notified that unless within sixty
days they appear, plead, answer or de
mur TO said Bill, The same as to them
will be taken as true and confessed, and
at the term of the Court Of Common
Pleas next thereafter, to be holden within
and for The county Ct Carroll, Ohio, de.
cree thereon will be entered according
ly.
EDWIN M. STANTON,
Sol. for Compll iuan'.
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Bank Note List.

Bank Note List.
SPECIE STANDARD.
Corrected for the Morning Chronicle by
SIBBETT s. JONES,
EXCHANGE Brokers,
South West corner Of Wood and Fourly
Streets, Pittsburgh, Pa.
OHIO.
St. CIairsvilIe IL
New Lisbon. dem'd notes Ii
Cincinnati Banks
Clinton Bank Of Columbus, dem'd
notes IL
CjrcleviIle II, Lawrence, Cash'rl II
ChiIIcothe b
Franklin bank OF Columbus II
Commercial Bank Of Lake Erie "
Dayton ID
farmers Bank Steubenvile II
Farmers bank Of Canton 30
Geauga .... II
Granville rs
Hamilton 40
Lancaster 38
Marietta, dem'd notes ID
MassiIon ii
Mount Pleasant ii
Norwa!k ID
Putnam ia
Post Notes II
Sandusky IA
Scioto 25
Small Notes Ia
Urbana 65
Wooster IL
Xenia IA
GAINESVILLE IL
Bank Of Cleveland As
INDIANA.
State Bank and Branches IA
State Scrip - 30
Bank Of Louisville u
Bank of Kentucky and branches IA
Northern bank and branches II
ILLINOIS.
State Bank and Branches 60
Bank Of ShaWneetown 60
VIRGINIA.
Bank Of Virginia J.
Bank Of the Valley and branches |.
Exchange bank of Virginia !.
Farmers bank Of Virginia u
Merchants and Mechanics bank Il
North Western bank II
Post Notes II
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March 81, l843.
Printers fees Sl,00 =
VEGETABLE OHNTSE EN,E;
For The Piles, Fissures, &c.

Afe. q practice of more than thirty
years, and witnessing great amount oI
human suffering from this distressing
maIady, and believing that The remedies
heretofore discovered for lis cure, are al
most an entire failure, short OI an opera.
ton by the ligature, wire or knife, Dr..
Humphreys has been induced 10 bestow
uncommon attention to the subject, with
a design to discover a remedy that Won d
possess the power TO remove the lnfam'
nation and dIsperse the tumeiactIon OF
The parts, and at the same time be a
mild and desirable remedy. His antIci.
patiOns have been most fully answered !,
for discovery combining active ingre-
dents which, in the composition produce
modified results, and Increased efficiency
as a medical agent, and although ils
base is composed Of highly active in
gredieGts, its notifications are such that
it becomes as composition, perfectly
mild, and adapted to the use Of the most
delicate subject.
As a test of sincerity and confidence
in the remedy, The subscriber pledges
himself to perfect cure Of Piles in all
cases that may be submitted 10 his man
agement or in case Of failure in any case
no charge will be made for the Oint.
ment.
For sale, in CarrolIton, at the Drug
Store oil
r. KENNEDY.
March QI 19AQ
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PENNSYLVANIA,

The Harrisburg IntelIigencer of the
Sth instant states that an niquitous bill,
districllng the State for members Of Con.
gress, has at length, by the force Of par.
ty drill, been pushed through both
Houses Of the Legislature, and only
needs the Governors signature (Which
it will recelve) 10 become law. By
this bill the Wings Of Pennsylvania are
graciously atlOwed about FOUR membe RS
Of Congress certain, and three or fom
doubIluI dIslricls!-Nat. Int
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MILLER fXClTEM ENT.

The last Worcester Il lis states thai
eleven persons have been admitted to The
State hospital, in Worcester, for deran2e
ment, represented by their friends as re-
sultlng from attendance on the lectures Of
the Miller sect, and deep interest in
his theories and doctrines. Many 9th,
ers have been presented, who, with 9th :
er religious anxieties, have had their
fears excited upon this subject.
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er way. 1t is evident from this, as we'll
as from oiher sources OF information,
that an invasion OF Texas on large
scale is intended by Mexico probably
as soon as the recOnquest Of Yuca'an is
effected, if il should be, of which at pre-
sent thero is some doubt Neg York
Journal of Commerce.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all those
indebted to The estate Of Esther Brown
late OF Carroll county, Ohio, Decd, &c
make immediate payment TO the under
signed administrator, de boniS non; and
all those having claims against said es-
tate, are requested to present them, prop
erly authenticated, for settlement, within
one year from this date.
Fl, B. PEARCE,
Administrator.
March 81, ls43.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all those
indebted 10 The estate Of John J. Renni
er, late of Carroll county, Ohio. decd, to
make immediate payment 10 the under
signed administrator; and oil those hav
ing claims against said estate are reques
ted to present them, properly au'henlIca
ted for settlement, within Que year from
this date.
JOHN ADAM RENNIER.
Administrator.
March 81, lS43.
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J. S HUNTER.
March II. I843.
SCHOOL.

The subscriber hereby gives notice 10
The citizens Of Carrolllon and The vicIni
ty, that he intends commencing a school
within the borough, in April next
Terms for tuition will be made known
PRIOR TO the opening of the school
JOHN MCCORMICK.
March IL, Is43.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue of writ Of Vendi EGpOnds
issued out of the court Of common pleas
OF Carroll county, to me directed, ! will
offer for sale at the door Of the court
house IN CarrolIton, on the third day Of
MAY, between the hours Of 10 o'clock
A Nj and 4 o'clock P NJ the following
real estate, 10 wit: the north east quarter
of Section 10, t9 sixteen, Range g, con
tanning l45 acres. ALSO-the south
east quarter of Section II, township II,
Range z, containing l6l acres more or
less. Taken in execution and will be
sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
March 81, l843.
Printers fee l,50".
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-03-31

am again located in WqIlsv;lle ,Yh
me intention Of making ii a perm. ret
res'oence, and doing q Gfaerat CoRni,.
$40" and Forwarding Business.
occupying The Warehouse on the cor.
ner OF Lisbon and Water streets, fn,,og
Ioe premises lately occupied by i rn,
'on q 20 lis immediate vicinity +, tf,
wharf, affords superior advantages fo,, ina
prompt transaction Of Receiving r.,
"arding and Shipping.
wy facilities for a commission Lu..-
uess are al extensive acquaintance AID
correspondence, and considerable esae.
renee. These, together with de,ero !.
na'Ion to promote the interests cot 4 ID
10 me- trust will merit aud secure p,.
ronage.
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March 81, 1843.
SHERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue of a writ of f ia, ct leu. ia
ciGS issued out Of The court of common
pleas Of Harrison county, Ohio, and
to me directed, will offer for sale at the
door of the court house in Carroll ton, on
Thursday the 9Th day of April next, al
| o'clock P. NJ. Of said day, The follow
ing property, to wit: Three bay Mares,
one gray Mare, three Spring Colts, one
four horse Wagon, three sets of Horse
Gears, three Mllch Cows, six dry Cattle,
one Bureau and one Table. Taken in
execution and will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
March 81, l843.
Printers fees Sl00*
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TIE COMET.

We find 10 The New Haven Herald the
following paragraph:
ZodiGcaL Light.-As soon as the moon
is absent from the evening skv, tavor'
able opportunity will he afforded for
viewing this long known but mysterious
phenomenon. 1t will bs seen mmedl
ateIy, after twilight, rising in broad IL
mfaoas triangle, from The western hor'
zon nearly TO the zenith, crossing the
seven stars It's not. however, as some
Of the papers suppose, to be coniounded
With the Comet but should the latter
remain visible until the moon is gone
The two will be easily and advantageous
ly contrasted with each other.
o.
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A. C CATLET1'
WeIIsville, Jan. 81, lS43.
JUniatta Iron & NojIs

Juhlaata Iron & Nails.
b I"ns assorted Juniata Iron.
70 hegS DO do Nails, jus; 70.
ce"Ing on consignment and for sale Aw
iOf cash or merchantabIe produce b,
:, A. G GATLETT.
WeIIsvilIe, jan. 81, l84s.
N. b. A good stock of Iron g. Nails Df
pest pest Juniata Brands kept constant, on
A. G. c.
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MARYLAND.
segGg89 gg MgSg2

Ne NeSSNsSS ~eSN w. ~ S"sN~SS
THE ciuzens oI Carroi county, Ohio,
are trervby notified, thar The undorsign
ed has commenced he business Of re-
pairing Clocks g. Watches, Of all kinds,
IN the best possible manner; and al prl
ces thai, it is hoped, will give satIslac'
ton to al. HIS shop is on Nam street,
two doors west OF Lrggell', H tel.
J.R RUDULPH.
Carollon, March 81, 1913.
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LOOK Az TEEN.

ALL those indebued to the subscriber
either by note, due-biII or book account.
will please call and sellie the same i'm
mediately, as | have large payments to
make on the first day of April, and must
consequently have money. Al! those
that neglect This notice, will find their
accounts left for coiIprrIon. without re
speCt TO any. Attend 10 this aud save
trouble.
J. S. HUNTER,
March II, I843.
N. B. Also, all indebted 10 Hunter
& AR STR NG will please call ami settle
the same Immediately. Armstrong is
about 10 leave and must have his ac.
counts settled without DELAY.
HUNTER 4 ARMSTRONG.
March II, 1913.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE

Al my instance writ OF attachment
was this day issued by Joseph C,fI.rs,
Justice of the Peace of Monroe ,nu,.
shIp' Carroll county, Ohio, againsl ,la
property and effects Of Daniel Zwallt, a
NONRESIDENT Of snid county
ISAAC M'GREGOR
January 81, lG43
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of writ Of f ia. et ieU ia
Cias, issued out of the court Of common
pleas Of Carroll county, 10 me directed.
will offer sale at the door of the court
house 10 Carrollon on Monday the 10 h
day Of April next, at i2 o'clock M of said
day, the following property TO wit: one
gray horse & halter. Taken in execu'
ton and will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
March 81, lS43.
Printers fee 1902.
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Dean Swift says that a woman may
knit her stockings, but not her brow, she
may darn her hose, but not her eyes; ;
curl her hair, but not her lips; & thread
her needle, but not the public streets.
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BOROUGH ELECTION.
MASTER COMMISSIONERS
SALE.

MAS IER COMMISSIJNER RS
SALE.
William N Mercer l., c..,,..v
George Pennock, et. al
BY virtue OF an order Of sale issued
from The court Of common pleas for Car
roll caunty, Ohio, and 10 me directed,
will offer for sale on Wednesday the
Sd day of MAY, A. D. l843, between
the hours Of 10 o'clock A M and 4 o.
clock P. NJ. by public oulcry, al The do0r
Of the court house in CarroIlIon, in said
county, as the property Of George PEN
mock, including The equitable interest Of
Smeon Jennings, to wit: the South west
quarter of section IL, township Is, Of
Range S, with the tenemenis. SAID land
IS situated in Carroll county, Ohio.
ROBERT M'CLAVE,
Master commissioner 10 chancery.
March 81, l643.
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WAMpi3D3

ONE DOZ. WOOLLEN SHAWLS
of larger size and new style, just re
ceiVed and for sale at low prices al the
store of
JACKSON g. THOMPSON.
January l3, lS43
The Arkansas banner., 1843-12-09
THE CONVENTION.

After session of rather more than two days, the Democratic State Convention ad- journed on Wednesday last. Its proceedings occupy several of our columns. From those proceedings, an accurate understanding of the action of that body may be gathered, better than from any commentary of ours. We should, however, fail in justice to our own feelings, did we omit an expression of our high admiration of the spirit which animated the Convention, and of our intire satisfaction with the result of its deliberations. Com posed of individuals from various, and mutu- ally remote, portions of the State, it was na- tural to expect that sectional interests, and personal preferences would be found exhibit- ing themselves in contentious for precedence. But nothing of the kind was to be heard or seen. All was kindness, conciliation, and harmony. Each member of the Convention acted, as we have no doubt he felt, as if he was representing, not merely his own county, but his whole State; and that he had come here, not to gratify his own mere personal feelings, in the advancement of himself or his friend, but to promote the greatest good oi the greatest number The result has fully justified the confidence we expressed in the wisdom and virtue of the members of the Convention. With renewed earnesness therefore, and frightened hope, we expect and believe that every true Democrat in the State will receive the recommendations of the Convention, as the voice of patriotism, and unite, as a band of brothers, ill affirmative and cordial response to what has been done.
 The Convention was pleased to make us, and our paper, the subject of special reso- lution--expressing it's confidence in our abili- ty and fidelity, and commenting the Banner to the support of the Democratic party.- This is all honor which t shall be our pride to remember, and the labor of our life to de- serve.
The Arkansas banner., 1843-12-09
LITTLE ROCK. 9th December

LITTLE ROCK, 9th December, ls43. GENTLEMEN:
 have had the honor to receive your letter. of this date, informing me that the Demo- cratic Convention of the State of Arkansas. now in session in this city, had nominated me as a candidate, for the office of Governor. at our next general election; and requesting to know whether l would accept that nomi- nation.
 The unsolicited and distinguished honor thus conferred upon me, by Convention composed of so many gentlemen who are known and justly esteemed for their devotion ro tiie principles Of Democracy, I can only view as a mark of their confidence in mg de- votion to the principles for which the party is contending This honor, thus conferred. by party whose principles have ever held sacred, is one which places me in position of more responsibility than could have de- sired; but, since the Convention have willed it, accept the nomination; and relying for success on the jusness of our cause. and the virtue and intelligence of the people. I shall. with my humble abilities, be found battling againstth doctrines of Federalism. and for the principles advocated by Jefferson and Jackson.
 have the honor to be, gentlemen,
 Very respectfully, your ob't serv't,
 ELIAS N. CONWAY. To Messrs. Samuel Mitchell, Thos S. Drew, Eli as Rector, Committee
The Arkansas banner., 1843-12-09

Through the kindness of Coy. YELL, we are enabled to present our readers with the subjoined letter, and proceedings of the Con- vention, which assembled in Cincinnati, last summer, for the purpose of forwarding the occupancy and settlement of that most inte- resting region-the Oregon Territory.
 The settlement of Oregon, by the United States, is a subject of great interest to the people of our country; both as involving our Territorial rights and national honor, and as opening up new and extensive field for OUT industry and enterprise. There ought. in our opinion, to be but one sentiment and one feeling on this subject: and that is-a will and determination that this movement shall be successful. And we are sure we. thus, express the opinion and feeling of every true-hearted man-at least in the west.