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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-02-24
SHERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue of a writ Of Uendi eGpOnaS
issued out of the court of COMMON pleas
of Carroll county, q. 10 me directed, |
will offer for sale at the door Of the court
house in CarroltoD, on the 25th day OF
February next, between the hours OF 10
o'clock A M and 4 o'clock P NJ the fol
lowing real estate, to wit: Lot No II, in
the town of Malvern. Taken in execu-
lion and will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
Jan. 30, 1843.-PrinieI's fees 81 so y
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-02-24
SHERLFF'S SALE.

BY virtue of a writ oI UeHdi eTpOnaS
issued out ofthe court of common pleas
Of Carroll county, 10 me directed, ! will
offer for sale at lhe public hOase oil Eli
Clarke, IN Minerva, 10 said county on
Friday the 24h day Of February inst.
he following DroperIv to wit: one two
horse wagon, three horses, 8 sets OF
horse gears, thirty two head OF sheep,
fourteen head of hogs, Two wIndmills,
Two mich cows, u acres Of wheat in The
ground two head of young cattle, one
Two horse sleigh, one buggy and harness.
ALSO-at The same time and place, one
hundred and tiIIy bushels of odls, one
Iot of corn the product of seven acres,
ions oi hay, one mantle clock, one
bureau and book case, one looking glass,
one cupboard, one bed and bedding -
Sale to commence at 70 o'clock on SAID
day. Taken in execution and will be
sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
February 3, le43.
Printers fee 2 200-e.
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NOTICE.

There will be a petition presented to
The commissioners Of Carroll county al
their March session A. D lS43, praying
lhe vacation OF so much of the Cumber
land road as is between jacob Albaugb's
smith shop and The intersection Of said
road with the Waynosburgh road at the
west side Of Philip Crabs land.
February 8, 1913.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE

The Rev, Mr.. REGAL, Of The Deci ple's
Church, is expected 10 preach in the
Courl.house on Saturday evening next
(Feb. 25lh.) al early candle Lighting.
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ROAD NOTICE. i.

NOTICE is hereby given that a PeIi
tion will be presented to the Commls'
sloners Of Carroll county, at their March
term, lS43, for the following alteration
Of the road leading from Robert Georges
in Fox Up. Carroll CO. 10 Jefferson, IN
Harrison CO. beginning where the road
crosses The creek on the lands Of Mat
thew Dunlap about 90 rods east of his
mill, thence 10 The Yellow Creek graded
road, inlersecling said read OF The fool o
.the bank, about six rods above Matthew
DunIap's house, thence along said roac
to where said roads cross each other.
February 3, l843.
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SHERIFFHS SALE.
January 90, ls43.
Prialer's lees 2 25.

BY virtue Of sundry writs Of f. ia es
leu. facias, issued out O(lhe court OF com
mon pleas OF Carol! county, o., TO mo
directed, | will offer for sale at the dOoc
of the court house in Carroilton on Fri
day the Sd day of March next, between
The hours of 10 o'clock A M & ! o'clock
P NJ the following real estate, 10 witt
Lol No 55. known as such on the plat Of
CenlreviIle tnow Carrollton:) Also, The
undivided half interest Of the east half Of
Lo, No SO: Also, the West half Of said
lot No SO, known as such on the oIIgi-
nal plat Of Centreville (nOw CarrolltoD. }
Taken 10 execution and will be sold by
me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
January 81, l843.
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SHERIFF'S SALE

BY virtue Of TWO several wrlts Of oend
eTponds issued out Of The court Of COM
mon pleas Of Carroll county, TO me di
rected ! will offer for sale al the door.
OF the court house 10 CarroIIton oo Mon.
day the 9Th day Of March between the
hours Of 10 O'Clock A Nj and 4 o'clock P
M The following described real estate 10
wit: part OF the South West quarter oi
Section 20, township I3, Range 4, con-
taiu'ng IS actess with the Improvements
thereon. Taken in execution and viii
be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
January "a, lS43
Printers fees $3.50.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-02-24

| am again loralcd in w l'sville, with
the Intention Of making il a permanent
residence. and doing . G'nPrat Commits
$40" and For~arding Business.
Occupying Ibe Warehouse on the cor.
Der Of Lisbon and Water streets, (being
the premises lately occupied by Hsmp'
ton & Co } It's immediate vicinity 10 the
wharf. aflnrds superior advantages for the
prompt lrausac,icn Of Receiving, For.
watdiug and Shipping.
My laclIhlrs for a commission bust
ness are, all extensive acqulnonce and
correspondence. and considerable expe
rience. These, together with deie'mi
, nttlon 10 promote the Interests confideC
in me, trust will merit and secure pat
ronage.
A.G CATLETT.
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CarrolIton, Feb. "a, 1913.
CORONER'S SALE

BY virtue Of two wrils Of Fl ia ct leo
ia. issued out Of the court OF common
pleas of Jefferson county, Ohio, and 10
me directed, will offer for sale at the
door OF the court house in Carrolllon, OH
the 9th day of March next, at O'Clock
P, M oil said day, the following proper
ty, to wit: One Black Mare, one Dun
Colt, one Bay Horse, and one SoFfel
Mare. Taken in execution and will be
sold by me. h..
E. BOWEN, Coroner
February "a, l843..
Printers fee ! 90
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue OF sundry writs of alias pIW'
rieS ueRdi eTpOnaS issued out of the court
Of common pleas Of Carroll county, o
10 me directed, ! will offer for sale al
he door Of the court house in Carroll
ton, on Friday the Sd day of March nex'
between The hours of 10 O'Clock A. N
and o., lock P NJ the following real
estate TO wit: part Of the North east or,
of Section II, township lS, Of Range 6
containing 28 acres and 50 100 Of an
acre, with the improvements thereon -
Taken IN execution and will be sold by
me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
January 27, 1913.
Printers fee I,50 y
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JuniaGta Iron e. Nails.

e Tons assorted Juniata Iron.
26 Kegs DO do Nails, just 70.
ceIving on consignment and for sale low
for cash or merchanlable produce by
A. G GATLETT.
Wsllsville, Jan. 81, l843.
N. B. A good stock Of Iron e. Nails OF
best Juniata Brands kept constantly On
hand.
4, q, G.
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SHERlFFS SALE.

Samuel M'BurOeN Petition
VS.. Tor
Mary Ann Clist, et. als.l ParliuOu
BY virtue Of az order Of sale issued
from the court OF common pleas for tho
couary ol Carroll, to ne directed, will
offer for sale on Friday the Sd day OF
March next between he hours OF 10 o.
clock A Al and d O'Clock P NJ, az the
door Of The court house In CarToIllon tho
following described rtal estate, sitosto
;n Monroe township, Carroll county. U.
10 wit: The North east quarter Of section
35. township ID, Of Range 6, and also Tho
East half Of the North wett quarter OF
said section Excepting 25 acres ly ing In
The S,ulh east corner oil The North east
quarter of said section) subject to the
dover estate oi Elizabeth Crist, widoWIoI
John Crist, sci eff by metes aud bouads.
| Appraised at 400 dollars.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
| January 81. lS43
Printers lee 2,25 "
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A. @. CATLETT,
Com mission & Forwarding
Merchant,

WELLsvILLR, OHIO.
Orders io purchase Flour, Wheat But
ter, Cheese, &c, promptly executed.
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SHERiFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Of a writ OF Plu alias Veadi
eFponaS. issued out of the court Of com
mon pleas Of Carroll county, Ohio, TO
me directed, will offer for sale at The
door ofthe court house in Cdrrollon, on
Tuesday The 18th day Of March next, be-
tween The hours of 10 o'clock A M & 4
o'clock P M, lhe following real estate, 10
wit: The east half of Lol No 50, in Rob-
erts' first addition TO the town of Centre
vile (now Carrolllon) appraised at $3.50
Token in execution aud will be sold by
me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
February 10, lS43.
Printers fee ! so.
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THE STATE OF OHIOl &C
CARROLL COUNTY.
CnG1D,N NE GnMMON pI PAC

THE STATE OF OHIO IS.
CARROLL COUNTY.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Vacation after October Term, A, d. le42
William Reynolds, James
B. Mcfarland, Edward
Lukens " William R. E.
wins, traders under the
name and style of Rey- l. cborcerv
nolds, Mcfarland Il Co.
VS..
William D. Jenkins and
Margaret his wife, and
others.
NOTICE Is hereby given 10 Ferdinand
Hleskell, Francis Hoskins, ColsOn HES
keII and Henry F. Heberlon as partners
uuder the frm of HieskeIl, HoskIns d
Co.: Robert U Poindexter, Matthias b
Rhey and James P. Hanna, defendants.
residing out oil the State Of Ohio, that on
The 25h day OF January A d lS43' the
said campIainants filed in the office ol
The clerk of said court, bill 10 chancery
against them and other defendants, SET
ting forth among other things that on the
l4Ih day of November, lS49, The said
William D. jenkins and wife executed
to The compIainanls a deed of mortgage
upon Lol No % in the town ofCarrolllou
10 said county, tOsecure 10 complainant
The payment of $l472-that the said de
PENDANTS have liens upon said property
The object and prayer Of said bill is tina
said mortgaged premises may be sold Il
satisfy the mortgage 10 said complain
ants The said defendants are iurIhe
notified that unless they appear and PIee'
answer or demur 10 The said bill within
sixly davs from and after the next Tern
of said court, that at The next term OF tn
said court thereafter, The complainant
will apply 10 said court TO take The mai
ters of The bill as confessed and 10 deere
thereon accordingly.
LOOMS g. MASON.
Solicitors for COmpldindnts.
January 81, l843.
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February "a, lS43.
office.

THE subscriber gives notice that he
has on hand three good one horse
CARRIAGES g. HARNESS,
Which be will sell low for cash or ex-
change for horses. Those who wish a
good bargain would do well 10 call i'm
mediately.
N BURGER.
CarroIlton, Feb. "a, l843.
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ORDER OF SALE

John Black g. Sarah !
his wife
VS.. 10 Partition.
John Study + Susan
ah bis wife. ct ais
By virtue Of an order Of sale issued
rom the court Of common pleas ior Car
oil county, Ohio, to me directed, will
fer ror sale on Saturday the 25lh day ot
February next between the hours OF lO
o'clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock P. M. by
public QUERY, at the door Of the court
house in CarrolI,on, in said county, the
iolloW ing real estate, 10 wit: The North
haf Of the North east quarter oi Section
II, township l3, Range z, with the i'm
prOvements thereon raised at |5O
iolIars-said land situate in Monroe ~.
Carroll co. o.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff;
January 20, ls49.
Prialer's lees 2 25.
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TYAMTgBIDS

BY the subscribers, 10 Bolivar, Ohio,
1000 yards Tow Linen. for which a
lair price will be paid in exchange Ior
Dry Goods.
A. D. THAYER g. Co,
Bolivar, Dec /, l642
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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, ONO
The house IS large and commodious, and
every way adapted 10 the use ofa Tavern
stand. The stabiing is excellent. There
is also pump on the premises which
will afford water without fail. Any per.
son or persons wishing to purchase said
property, may have the privilege ot sui
ting their own convenience, as 10 the
payments, il they ere reasonable. Ap-
ply at my residence in Harrison Up. Car
roll CO. where my terms may be known
ANDREW MOORE.
February "a, lS43.
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FLANNELS! FLANNELS.

1900 yards Canton FIannels from 8
10 lsi cents per yard.
1000 yards WooIleD FIanuels of all
colOrs from 90 10 so cents per yard, %
gether with lots aud lots Of cheap goods
Ibis week receiving, for sale at asIonish
ingIy low prices by
A.D. THARER g. Co.
Bolivar, Dec !, iS42
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George Beatty Ell. ais.

George Beatty Ell. ais.
BY virtue Of an order Of the court Of
common pleas for Carroll county. Ohio
10 me directed ] will offer for sale on
the 9Slh day of February next, at tho
door of the court house in Carroliton. In
said county between the hOurs OF 10 o.
clock A M and 2 o'clock P. NJ. Of said
day, the equitable interest Of the eslata
Of David J Levy. Decd, in and TO tha
following property, to wit: Lot No so,
and &c feet of the east cad Of Iol No 48,
with the premises distinguished as such
IN the plat Of the town Of Carrolllon, 10
said county.
ROBERT M'CLAVE,
| Master commissioner in chancery.
. January 81, le43.
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the CARROLLTON HALL.
10!I!

THE undersigned 'akes leave 10 an
nounce 10 his ivieads and The public, that
he has taken charge OF the Tavern house
IN Carrollton, Carroll county, OHIO
known as The
"CarrOIlt0n Hail."
and fitted up the same for the &C, ommo-
dalion of travellers and others, who ma,
please 10 give him call. This eslab
lishmenlis large, and we'll situated OF
The Main street oil The town. The sta.
bling attached 10 It is new, and much
more extensive than is usual at like es
,abiisbme mis- iE country towns In so
Letting public patronage, ibe undersign'
ed pledges his best exertiOns TO render
the "HALL" comfortable place of SO
journ.
6FCharges will he moderate.
R. M'EL.DERRY.
CarrollloD, o Jan 20, l843.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE,

AT my Instance writ Of a'lachmen;
was Ibis dey issued by Joseph Cellars
Justice Of The Peace Of Monroe town.
ship, Carroll county, Ohio, against The
properly and effects OF Daniel ZwaIey, q
nonresident of said county
ISAAC M'GREGOR.
January 81. 1Gl3.
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DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
January 81, l843.
Printers fee $50.
MASTER COMMISSIONERS
SALE.

Robert M'Elderry i John |
Miller, traders under the |
firm of M'EIderry q Mil !
Ter;
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-10

South Carolina. The Election for Members of
Congress throughout tile Palmetto State has re-
suited ms follows James 4. Black, X. f. Smp.
son, Joseph A. Woodward, John Campbell, Are
mas Burt, Isaac r.. Holmes, II. Barnwell Rhett.
Mr. Black represents mainly the District hith-
erlo represented 10y Gen. James Rogers, who de-
cllncd Col. Butler was sort of Wing, but as
often V0tei Locoloco as any way; John Camp
bell WINS once Wing, and is now an odd fish (;
but we presume The whole of the new Delegation
will range under the banner OF Mr.. Calhoun. On
y Messrs Rheu, Campbell, aud Holmes IRE re-
elected.
The Essex Banner SAYS ." MrNathanie Brown,
Of kingsown, N. H., formerly travelling agent Of
the Exeter Mutual FIRE Insurance Office, cut his
wiio's throat on Thursday last, in such shocking
manner that her life was despnred Of. II is said
he was partially derangcd, caused Ivy over excite
ment on the Miller doctrine.
Tie Treasury Department Of the United States
has had eight Secretaries within twelve yenrs. No
wonder our financial affairs ure in confusion.
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UNITED STATES DTSTRICT COURT YER.
MONT DISTRICT.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
IN u a n Il X tFTC

NOTICE TO SHOW CAUSE AGAINST PETITION OF
EDMUND PHELPS, of Middlesox, for his discharge and
certificate, bankrupt the Court House, in Windsor, in
said District "Wednesday, The 9th day Of May A. d. 1873
at 10 A. NJ.
NEWELL :. COLBY, of Waterbury, hi, discharge
certificate, bankrupt the Court House. in Windsor in said
District Wednesday, the 2ih day Of May, A. D. 1873 10
A. N
ROBERT MORSE Of Duxbuy, for bis Jschlfgc and cef-
cate, bankrupt the Court House Windsor in said Dis
tc Wednesday, the oath day Of May, A. d. 1873, at 10 A.
NJ.
CHARLES S. ALLEN Of Waterbury, for his discharge and
certificate bankrupt the Windsor said
district "Wednesday the 2i day Of May, A. D. 1913, at 10
A. NJ.
LOREN ROBERTS Of Chelsea, for his discharge and certificate
bankrupt, the courthouse Windsor in said district
Wednesday the 2itl day Of May d 1919, Mt 10 o. m.
WILLIAM ROBERTS Of Chelsea for his discharge and cerf
bankrupt tho house in Windsor in suid district
Wednesday the 2ith day OF May 1913, at 10
RANSOM SMITH Of Ycrsre for lis discharge and certificate
bankrupt the house Windsor in said district
"Wednesday the Gath dag Of May \ ID 1913, at 70 Ia
LYMAN WASON OF Cocrh, for his discharge and ceui-
bankrupt, the Windsor in said district
on "Wednesday the 9th day of May 1913, at 10 a.
CHARLES NJ. LAMBofTunbdgo for his discharge and cerf
cate, a bankrupt at the Court House, in Windsor in said
District Wednesday, the gath day Of May D. ls3, at 10
! A. NJ
EZRA A. MARTIN West Farco for his discharge ccrtf
bankrupt the Conrt House in Windsor said Dis
c Wednesday, the Oath day May, A. d. 1913 10 A.
! NJ.
ERAsTUs DICKINSON, JUNIOR of Washnuon for his dis
sor said district Wednesday the oath day May A. D.
! 1913, at 10 ~ NJ.
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dent aud the Secretary and points out the embar-
rassnents resulting to the House, from being IN
formed at the close of the session Ivy the President
TINT the reports OF the chiei financial officer OF the
administration, made to them, are not worthy OF
confidence.
The President not having informed the House
on what ground he believed "the Treasury will he
exhausted before the close of the yenr" aud that
body having no facts before them on which they
could rely, That went to impeach the veracuy OF
the Secretary statement, they could only resort
to a general course of reasoning on tho subject.
The receipts from the customs are first passed
under review, aud the committee come to the con-
cluson that there will be no falling of from the re-
duced estimates OF the Secretary, in this branch
of the revenue. The receipts Of the last quarter
were S3, ll6N0 49, notwithstanding the effects OF
the new tariff were then let-Which is equal to
ST., 465 ASS per annum, and the Secretarys osti-
mate is Sl30O0 600.
The next hruuch Of revenue, the public lands,
is then passed under review and in regard to them
the committee say it is very difficult to form any
estimate OF the receipts from that source, without
knowing what the President intends to Ito respect
ing the public sales hut they observe that it is IN
dersioud that no public sales have taken plnCe for
the last two years Emigranls anxious to obtain
prescription rights are setting upon the pubic do.
main and it is only necessary to bring this land
into thc public market 10y auction, TO realize II
large amount to- the Treasury. The ordinary
sales AT private entry may or may moi equal the es-
innate; but the committee have no hesitation in
giving it their opinion, it the public sales shall
take place in II manner hest calculated to promote
the good OF all Interested that the fail amount es
tjuiated may be realized from hat source, Il do
ponds on the President, and on his will alone,
whether this shall or shall not be done.
The President has expressed no dslrust Of the
correctness OF the estimate Of the other items, that
go to make up the total receipts into the Treasury
for 1913 10 the amount Of s23323 400 0S.
Mr.. Fillmore then nkes up the probable eXpen.
ditures of 1913, which OF course involves the n
mount Of appro prinlious, aud believing that the
business of the session is sufficiently nntured that
an estimate eau he made OF those which can he re-
lied on, lie gives the following tabular statement
Calendar year Calendar yenr
Civil and diplomatic list, and 1872. lsl3.
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been, aud sill are, used by slave merchants TO
conhne their slaves until their cargoes coffles
Tor southern markets arc completed. In former
number, referred TO the fact, that Il Democratic
Legislature OF orr own State appropriated the
money OF our fellow citizens, to pay themselves
their per diem, while they discussed the proper
mode of catching southern shares. These are some
OF the instances in which the people of tho free
STATES have been involved in the direct expense OF
sustaining and supporting slavery. The amount
cannot he asceruned with precision. Many hive
estimated il At one hundred millions dolurs, or
more than onG.eghh part of the whole sum, ex.
pended by the United States, since the adoption
OF our Federal Constitution, including the expense
OF the late war with Great Britain. They include,
IN such estimate, the expense Of removing south
erll Indians, aud the amount puil for The purchase
Of Florida and Louisiana protection of sln.
very. doubtless, entered into aud formed part of
the objects attained by these purchases and the
removal of the Indians. But tho writer is unwil.
ling to bring forward, upon his own responsibility,
any estimate That admits Of dispute or argument.
The amount is linmeuse when viewed in the most
favorable light. Yet the abuse consists in the clear
mud palpable violation of our constitutional rights
rather than in the number NJ dollars and cents Ia
ken from our pocke's aud appropriated 10 the
support OF slavery.
The Constitution has been vioateA and these
violations have become so frequent, rs TO create
alarm among our patriots and sagrs. WIDE Mr.
Adams late speech at Brainirrc Tue writer,
however, considers the most Alarming circum-
stance TO be the perfect silence of our northern
press, aud Our northern statesman aud politicians,
under the in1clion of those abuses and violation
Of the CorstIlutiur, and # our rights and inter.
csls. We huve submitted to them 50 long, aud so
patiently that many of our people begin to enter
tam The opiniou that we are Constiutionally bound
TO contribute portion of our substance, accounts
lated 10y our toll aud labor, TO enable the savchod-
erS of the south to keep their slaves in subsection.
Sir, this supineuess of the northern press aud
northern men, is unworthy Of the descendants OF
our revolutionary fathers. Further abuses should
be resisted. While we pay all possible Difference
to the rights of the slave Sntes we surely ought
To maintain Our own. We should su"d upon the
strict line Of the Constitution. We ought not to
permit our southern brelhten to invade our rights
while We should he equoy careful not TO encruach
upon theirs.
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Tie Right Of Visitation cannot he made ques-
ton OF difficulty between this country aud Great
Britain. here is, 10 ruth, no real difference, rs
is manifest hy the letter ot Mr., Webster. In that,
he expressly STATES MS the language al Lord Aber-
been. which 10y his direction was communicated
10y MI. Fox 10 The Secretary ol State ci the Uni
tel States TINT Grcnt Brlain made no preien-
SONS To interfere Ia any manner whatever, either
r1rrnrrTu, s-tit+a n. " ire II
United States, knoi1n or believed as subj" What
then do they cluim' The imnemoriaI aud undis.
puted right, exercised by none more freely than
ourselves, of stopping aud visiting suspected yes
sells! SUBJECT TO make reparaon for any mistake
or injury done This is right which all nnyes
exercise al their peril-which needs no conven p
lion To give il a sanction and which never should
and as 10 this country we hope never will, he a
subject of ackno wedgment or regulation by con.
venlon. AS to The right of search, it in no way
came up in The Washington Eegolialion.--.N y
american.