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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-22

TIE sIAIE OF OHlO,l
CARROLL COUNTY
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS,
Vacation after October Term, le+,
Thomas Jao,os, sen
rs. In Partition.
Samuel Smith, ct ais
S mUel Smuh, John Smith, Henry
Smith, J5cob Smith and Michael Smrn.
oflbe county Of Carroll, State Of Ono.
D4niei Smith, Israel Sell and Cathauns
sell his wife, oil the county of Tuscaran-
as, N the stale Of Ohio. Findiay La ppm
and Margaret Lappin his wife, Of he
comfy ol Seneca, Ohio, John M. Stub
and Mary SluII his wife, Of Stark county
Ohio, Samuel Brown and Charlotte
Brown bis wife, of jackson county Ono,
and Samuel Shaehsr, Sarah Shae1r.
FludIay SaaeGer, Mary Eve Shaef r,
Mazda Soaef3r and Margaret Shaefar.
children OF Eiizabelh Sha5her, deceased
tate Elizabeth Smith, and wife Of Jere-
miab Shaedsr,l minors, and whose place
Of residence is unknown, and Eve Smith
widow Of Michael Smith, decd ol Car-
roll county, Ohio, will lake notice, tho,
petition WAS filed against them on the
| ftb Jay Of January, A. d. la44, in the
Court Of Common Pleas, Of Carroll coun-
| ". b. Thomas James. senior, and ia COW
/ pending. wherein the said Thomas James
senior, demands partition Of the follow
log real estate 10 said county OF Carroll,
to wil:-lhe South West quarter Of Sec
ton six (G) in Township fifteen (l5l of
Range ssven ~ containing one hundred
and Sky acres more or less. and at the
next term Of said Court, application %IlI
| be made by the said Thomas james sen.
for an order that partition be made Of
aaid premises, &c.
BROWN g. GRISWOLD.
Attorneys for Petitioner.
January -, l844.-6w
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-03-22

10 WhoIsl ID Rnay concern!
he sutscuuor ugreIs that he IS On
der he necessity ol informing those IN
,eresled, that as his Iofmer calls on Them
for money, have been in q great meas.
ure neglected, he is therefore compelled
to make this las, peaceable appeal.
You are aware that business cannot
be conducted without money; and you
are also aware that ou have for con.
siderable length Of time been Withholding
that which IS justly due; thereby VIOLA
ting the golden rule, do to others as YOU
would wish them to do unto YOU Feel
ing confident that no man can TeasOna
bly expect TO prosper in business unless
he uses some eXertion to pay his debts
in reasonable time, fat least IN IRON
two to five years olteT they become due
He earnestly requests all those Indebl
ed to the late firm Of jackson u Sinclal
to call and pay of before The lat OF Apr
next, and thereby relieve him ol Pecu
MARY embarrassment and themselves 0
the upbraidingso Of conscience
WIN NJ. SINCLAIR.
March Sth lS44
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February lG, 1914

T1D cr,r,E Or OuIO)
lii1 &c., " = ~ oDryrv S.
oANNoAr .l, -, oo,,,,oN p1FAs
COURT VI CTN'moN Sr N ~ ,S43
Vacation Gt'er Oc'00e' 1''" a. -
Henry Daniels and1
Margaret DauIels
bis wife, In Partition
Us.
Barbara Long, ei ais
Frederick Long, Martin Long Josepn
Long, Andrew Long, Elias Long ano
Mary Wors'el Io'ermorr'ed VIVID '@sepo
Worsio = i OF so,d Carro,' 'o1".S S o",o'
Gee. and Barbara Long, widow OF George
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MARRIED,

On Thursday the l4th inst, by the
Rev J. Montgomery, Mr.. GEORGE SHEP
HERD 10 Miss LUTITIA ATwELL all of
Carroll county, Ohio.
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ATTACHMENT.

Notice is hereby given to all persons
interested, ;hatat the instance Of Isaac
Now a writ OF attachment was issued
On the &c b February. l644, by John
Dsford, Eq. Justice Of The Perez in
Washington township Carroll county, o,
against the goods, chauIcs, rights, cred
its, moneys and effects Of Joseph Rick
Ct, an absent deblor.
ISAAC MOWL,
by r McCIavo his Atty
March 9. lS44.
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March |, 1874.
Printers lee l,50
Z. GDQD Dollars
RGWapGl!

Escaped from the Jail in CarrOlIto0,
Carroll county. Ohio, on Wednesday
the l4th INST. 2 persons, DESCRIBED as
follows: One named Samuel or Thorn
as Brown, about 5 feet inches hIah,
dressed in new black velvet dandy
coat, and wore black Russia hat, short
black hair, pale in the face, and is abOdl
25 Years OF age, and is a tailor by trade.
The other passed himself of by the
name of John Smith, &, last summer,
passed by the name Of John Walson-bis
real name is Stephen Moreland, lie wos
raised in CoIumblana county, end for
the last year or two resorted about the
Ohio river, between Sleubenyl,le and
Liverpool, and part of his time about
! cleveland. lie is 20 or 80 years o.
age, about leet 8 inches high, heavy
built, full in the face, very full eyes
sandy beard, rather dark hair, had OF
when he left a black Russia hat hal
worn. black dandy coat about bal
worn, dark sallinet panialooEs. Th'
above reward will be gwen for the ap
prehension Of them, or $50 for SmItl
alias Morland, and $50 for Brown, eth
er here OF lodged in any Jail SO that ! &c
them.
G-Edtors will confer a favor by n
ticing the above.
DAVID WATT. Sheriff
=. Of Carroll county
: Carrol}toO, February 90. 1914.
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March Q. lS44
yVIsO wishes to Purchase a
CCCD EAEfs


THE subscriber cespes to sell the
farm on which he formerly resided, lay
ing in Washington township, CaTIo'I
county, Ohio, G,e miles north o. Car
roIItoo, adioinng The lands OF Lew West
fall and John Detorj. containing
SEVENTY TWO ACRES.
Sixty acres Of which are cleared ana
nader good fence, about 80 acres Of ial-
low, and 90 acres Of as good meadow as
can be found in the county. All the
cleared laud is in high STATE oI CULT
yaIon. Said farm has on 1t a good he~
ed log house ard coed double barn.
The land is well wat,red with never
! failing springs.
The terms will be made to suit 'h'
purchaser which can be ascertalned by
calling with the subscriber who RESIDES
on the farm formerly owned by hdaG
| Cock. decd, one mile west Of John Eo
ersoIe's. .zo,,
GEORGE EBERSOLE.
Felrugrv 1G, 1874
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SHERiFF'S SALE.

By virtue oCa writ of Fendi Eapon as,
issued out Of the court Of common pleas
of Columbiana county, and to mo di.
recled, | will offer Tor sale at the door
OF The court house in CarroIIon, on Sa
turday the Oh day Of April next, be-
tween the hours of 10 o';lock A NJ.
and 4 o'clock P NJ. the following de-
scribed real estate, to wit: The North
E,st Quarter Of Section No. 9, Township
ID, aud Range 6, containing lG4 acres
Taken in execution and will be sold by
me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
March |, 1914,
Printers lee so
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NOTENE.

JoHN DUNBAR, E,q aided BY S'nrE'
,Ceatber g. JGrris, will attend 10 closing
up the professional business Of our late
firm.
PEARCE, STARKWEATHER, &
JARVIS
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TAKE NOTICE.

All persons are hereby forwarned
irom taking a note Of hand given by me
to David West and payable to order,
calling for seventeen dollars, as am
dete rmined not to pay tho same unless
compelled to do so by due course Of law
as the said note was obtained fraudu
lently.
] II. WHlTCRAFT.
March |, 1914.
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- 'T"ssN - = SVta y y" NaNAA'
There will be an Anu Slavery Com
venIlon held in tho town Of cesbufgb
Carroll county, o. commencing on,
Tuesday March 2jlh, 1914 to continue
Tor two or more days.
President Nivn. Of Franklin College
New Athens, Mr.. Urquehart of CadIz
and several other able advocates OF hO.
man rights, will DO ln attendance, lC
address The people.
A. r. DEMPSTER,
GEO. w. ADAMS,
u. c. Mccoy,
JACOB MlLLERSACK.
Leesburgh, March 9Th, l544
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JAMES ROBINSON'S ESTATE,
Notice is hereby given that the sub
scriber has been appointed md qualified
as Executor of the estate Of James Rob.
inson. fate of Carroll county, Ohio, de-
ceased.
DANIEL GAULT,
,.... Executor,
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March Sth 1874.

The FAMILY DIRECTOR
Designed rs a help tO those
who are supplying them"
.selVes i'm Vy&CIC az iFs paTG
with Sg 0OlEcm Goods Of
tlleiP OWn manufacture.
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TAX! TAXI!

The t9xable property holders Of the
Borough of CarroIIion, will take notice
that on The 9Th November. 1913. The
Council met and levied tex equal 10
three mills on the dollar on all taxable
properly on Nam and Lisbon streets,
and one mil aud hall on d other sts
and that will collect the same until the
OH day Of March 1874, al my house on
Lisbon street, and if not paid until that
time, ! will collect the same according &c
the Act OF Incorporation.
J f. MILLER, Marshall
of the Boroagh OF CarIollon
February 9, l844,
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March %, Is44,

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
Notice IS hereby gwen, TINT The SUB.
scriber has been appointed and qualified
as Executsr of the estate Of Jesse Carter
late of Carroll county. Ohio, deceased.
HENRY CARTER,
Executor
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One bill best Winter Strained Sperm
OIL; one bbI Tanners Oil, just received
and for sale by
WIN. NJ. SINCLAIR
Oct 70
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Master Commissioners Sale
W illiam d. Jenkins g.
Margaret his wife,

Ct ais
BY virtue Of an order Of sale issued
Ero4i the Court Of Common Pleas for said
county OF Carroll at their October Term
AID ls43, aud TO me directed as Master
Commissioner of said Court, Twill offer
for sale at the door Of the Court House
in CarroIltoo, in said county of Carroll,
and State of Ohio, on Monday tho 29lh
day of April, A D 1914, the following
described real estate, to wit: Lot mum
Der TWENTY-FIVE (22) in Bohart's original
plat of the town Of COrrolton, Chen Cen
treviIIe,) 10 the said county Of Carroll
with the privileges and apPurenancei
thereun,o belonging. Sale between the
hours of 9 o'clock A M and o'clock /
NJ Of said day
ROBERT McCLAVE, Mastel
Commissioner in ChanCery.
March go, 1914
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February 23j, 1914
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January y, l844.-6w
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03
RIA, WEDNESDAY MORNING. APRIL 3. isai.

| nothing but the extrayagant reports which many
persons, ignorant OF It's principles and disposed
of course TO ridicule what they DO not under
stand, have circulated, could make il necessary
to remind the public that Mnemotechny furnishes
no exceptions in TINS respect.
At the close of his last lecture, Prof. Gouraud
spoke most feelingly of the deep desire he had,
that the class should not be disappointed in any
OF the expectations he had excited, and OF the
attempts which had already been made in various
quarters, to injure himself and his system in the
public estimation. He thanked his friends most
heartily fox the favor they had shown him, ans
promised as soon as possible, next season, to give
the second course, on the application OF the sys
tenn to Poetry, Prose, and the Languages.
He was frequently interrupted BY the loud ap-
plause OF his audience, and at the conclusion the
following resolutions, presented BY a gentleman of
the class, were read amid repeated bursts OF ap-
plause, and adopted By the loud and unanimous
rote Of the ,rh0ie class.
Resoired Tha; Prof. GoURAuD, in has Lse;nss 10 the
satslcton all ths; h. has romisd ed
us 10 expect from has nscrucons that hold the
Invention OF the ms perseverance laborng rs de-
tails his eminent talents fubc teacher and the perfect
Resolrsd Thai the Sgssu OF Mnemo,echny. invented
aud iargh By HIM founded PLAN ana Philosophical
prpcriss slml- in all rs parts and compl-t satisfactory
all ts resu that places within The reach OF every one
who will learn prime pies AID carefully sdhse 10 It's rules,
power OF memory absolutely unlimited IN MS eIrG and OF
the most eharaeer aud thar We esaId 1t as ey
that mas ever been 10 the public. (Applaus.j
Rescirel Thai, bsilev the system b. OF m-
menss utity all and brches o education and
yeutor i.d 10 commuuicste MS pne'pes
aud teach its pactce besp-ek for Professor G"uraud
wherreer may cordial reception aud triumphant
success he has hitherto justly received Cloud appause
Resoirtd. That copy OF these eso Or taEnitedo
Pof Gouraud. and that they be published.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03
Correspondence of Pemeroy * Co.

BUFFALO, NIafcT y, IS1l.
Our city is still provokngly debarred FREQ com
municaton with the West, IN consequence OF the
ice. large masses of which keep constantly floating
before the mouth of the harbor, in such manner
as 10 prevent the boats from getting through. AS |
write there three steamers outside the pier, en-
eavourng to effect a passage. The Chesapeake just
from the West, and the Farporl, are working hard
to get in, and the Scott, which cleared from ourport
this morning is bound out. The boat from the West
brought a large number of passengers many of
whom walked ashore on the ice distance OF three
miles Nothing dnino In Irndc.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03
News from the Lakes.
Corresp Of Pomeroy c.
R,vr,Io March n .

CorreSpo OF Pomeroy * Co.
BuxFALo March ~. 2P. NJ.
A snow storm OF unusual severity and duration Is
now raging in this region and from the few items
gathered from the West fear much disaster has
befalIen vessels i'll commission ON Lake Michigan
Four are certainly known to be ashore near 81. Jo-
sephs and as eight others seen Just before the
Gale began near the east shore il is more than pro-
bablc they have shared Il similar fate As vet the
extent ofthe injury sustained by these vessels Is I'M
known here The brig Rosa is named as one, and
was insured 10 take effect after the lst OF April
Consequently the damage falls entirely upon the
owners.
In our own vicinity the effects OF the storm are
less fearful, owing 10 the small number OF vessels III
commission. Several, however, which have leii
Cleveland and other points beyond, for Chicago, are
still unhcard from. The storm, although from the
East was characterized by all the violence and fury
which mark those coming from the West, and beng
accompanied with snow unusually tho and herce'
rendered it decidedly the worst o; the winter
The steamer Chesapeake came safe IN last msh1,
when the storm was at lis hight, and reports the
Scott rs having proceeded on her way toward De
,oit. The Fairport is still fast in the otiinS There
are samples of wheat ON sale at 80 cts; although
holders of Milan still ask 80 cents. To-day Is The
most gloomy have experienced since the close oi
navigation aud am compelled 10 record another
sudden death. Mr.. George q. kinsman, formerly
very extensive miller at Black Rock, died III thiS
CITY this morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03

~ The House of Representatives passed the
entire day yesterday in discussing the 6li reported
by the Committee on Finance, providing iof 'ae
liquidation of the debt proper oi the State ana 70
the honor OF the House be it said they dd no, aa-
iourn until every section OF the bill had been adopt
ed, the bill read third time and definitely passed
The bill provides for the cxtnguishment OF some
Si00O,000 due by the State, by means OF transfers
OF stocks in the various banks at par and the sale o.
property belonging tine State The assets TO meet
these debts are ample and abundant. -.
There il yet another bill which will be probably
considered to-day. Ii provides for the payment o.
the interest on the bonds issued iu favor oil ine pro-
pertv banks. N Orl. bee -'o u'''
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03
roRACCO ANp SUGGESTIONS ANnsN-

TOBACCO AND SNUFFS-JOHN ANpsH-
L son CO. Tobacco and Snuff Manufacturers, Nos. 2
Wall and 2l Duane would respectfully INFORM
their friends tn public that the liberal patronage
tow on for the last yesr has encouraged them 10
greater bringing 10 PERFECTION the articles o ne
manufacture.
adopted aad proved both b. The award Of The
htghsit premium the .7eTtcGn Institute at h<p
late .i1tLoi Fair this City for the best Tobacco and
SniTas well as the approval OF discfinln1tin" puoc
IN. caus- of this success fac: Gf e purity We, the
pauufactsre Of tobacco for the ath OF which, the
neI-d certificate OF one OF our most rin-G' ch-Asc w
Cut Honey Dew Tobacco" and md be pure Tobacco
without mixture hos suo'taaess WITH Thicn much OF
III ordinary Ch-wIls Tobacco contaminated
JAMES R CHILTOS, VI. D. Chemist, sc.
New-Ynrk, Aprl oh, 49,
such tests the that the quality OF
%, ss e!a as 20 % 5 so..o aaf Gu 5t
surpassed and 30 no, lear competition IN rs mannsc
sre- Il -. II
psns- that perfected keep the hgh estImaron
which already held.
he utmost gwen the packing Of
.es baEr-s for shipping and d-ipateh will D.
IN TO al. orders Csautry merchants tparteoldry Sou:h
-ru) viii fail the decidsi ar4nt-z-
chasing goods Of maGuscturs Thea>y Iniored
mat guarantee Toolcco and Snutf. 20 keep e
pian tsrTns no, 10 becnmz noudy pinsty
ter-by wortness la ali where the artcle nct ap
peoved lh-y De- rsturEei and The money refunded
Sold cpod car usual terms, and az UNIFORM pees "e'
low goods the above Es, Of g"'d iuitJ
manufactured 10 the United Stats
ou, Scairatti Ttrktsk SMOKING Tosseco We would re-
comnenda b~IIg very aTrcir ir oEe ts ms
the approval OF all who have trlrd II and ID %
Foreign Tobacco lis packed IN sm all e4ss oil SIX 'io
ten doz>a eaen convenient for tr.nspostauon.
Always hasd. larze and TSli,d ASSORTMENT Oh
Csar toyet.r with grea, variety oil manufactured lump
Soesen,s /. rh. CITY Tor Left.iehs" celebrated Cay.r
IN IN ue.e-iIescs1 u 'e JOIN ANDERsoN CO.
mhl6 In NO q Wsh, <I3 anu <'9 Duanr sueelS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03

ITO the Public.-sigrora Amalia Val,ellina.
nv awu and legitimate consot has hitherto refined her
aaiae Maocch according to the custom prevailing
amongst theatrical LADIES' both worlds Owing some alsr
ungererous malignant aud cowadly nsnua,ons made IN
weekly pager ,s c,y, against which shall take such
measures a, shall think proper she will hereafter IN all pub
lie or private transacrors BE- designated uadr her legal
Of Amalia Vstelliaa.' ,,rr,,n,
apJ AI
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03

VOCAL, MUSIC IN SCHoOLS.-A person &C
eustom.d 10 teach Vocal Music IN classes "d eIs-sc 20
instinct the p,pls any respectable School by e quarter
nr o.rwie Teachers who hav. not already !noduced s
msnch of education their schools and VINO are desoas
oc n;nr ca NAV find 10 s 10 confer with r i-
veTtissT Please address o r q. Tribune Otiee AZ 2
rINHE COMMERCIAL AND COLLETtA L
[ SCHOOL. 43 West W ashingion Place =,
The undersigned thankful Tor the degree oi dtrc cus1-u
which has already attended their enterprise aId pr
ryipr that their general principles OF instruction ano dse
snrully luvit. th- Of parents hnG SuarHa !"
bsIocaon s plan and the rNcelen; character o r ihS
,h ahsspc. of any School high order. 1a'n. The
several Isarments of English Fnc and Classical learn
no, tb.y have located th.iF School contiguous TO uri"
and Chelsea, ad YET tshin;ion Sqnae as 20 AZ
moda,e their natrous of that immediate neishoo!hoo"
TevIns of tutou from iots $50 per Qoaftei. ~ h.
A Junior Glass OF boys under TEN years o "se WIN ~
formed early III Tie ehS"'ns ''''TI ISAAC e. HUBS.
SEC Il CLARKE
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03
THE TRIBUN

MfLNAN's EDITION OF GIBBoS.-The Harpers
issue to-day No. VIII of their Serial Edition of this
splendid History. 1t closes the first half of the en-
brs work. The numbers are handsomely printed
and sold al twenty five cents each
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03
EDGAR JENKINS, Aueuon--r.
i1Y HALLIDAY X JbNhl\S-PtREMPTO

=
y ~ ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF valusble Build
ns = tn 9Th Ward OF The city o, Newfork. Gceu-
wich Bau k. WtshiuStop ard 6s,hHne strrsts
HALLIDAY y JENKINS VIII sell. on Thursday the 9TH
Apr u ociocs the Merchants ENchange. {lot,
westerly d- Of Grcenw coIpmspcIng The
nphwesey cou-r OF Bank street; lots the ncTiherly
Btukstrrst westerly from the
OF ~-nwich-str-et LOT the ncrr, side OF ak
commencing SO feet from III. "f WISH
lots the elefiy side Of Washing
AZ the uorth,sstsy Of sa and Wash
and lots the ,ouh,y nde ~ Bsuoest.
mmenciuc : feet els tom the ot shingcn
.tr~,,-togeh- with OF lad he OF ,hs w ssh
irston Bethune sIt-, lots Che improvements the
nesheorhOod ali ola ie biz ds rlp,on, h location
th- heajhiu and pheasant hs he sAl- Of
ths will be and without Title
inai>rutablr Tens. 10 yer b- rad the d,y nf
vie, balance the first day ~ Nay wheu III.
JGS will BE- or - may eond aud
ger Lishosraphic MAPS the office OF
tre auctiOn-ess. api: 't
GALE OF REAL ESTATE. by order OF the
> Commissioners Of the sinking Fuud nf the CITY OF New
Work ON Eiay. the 2th dsv OF April Sii. hy James NJ
M-r. At - O'Clock. At the Msfchanrss Exchange.
Street No.
Nh Il h,Ih,n.>t lot J3 Il IN 80 in pIr>sut lease expires
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03
'''F'''H'' ATrlLlo vALTELLlNA.
Cry OF New YosK, MAYoR's OFFICE,

WHEREAS, on the mornins of ths 22d day OF March u-
,anr zen one and two O'clock tn Cotton warehouse
and dwelling M John Gibbons at lS and IN reit
ir-r we're fsonously set te IRE being communicated
on h- outside OF th- Of TIE buIldGgx .
Now therefore. |. ROBERT H NORRIS. MAJOR OF the he
A.5y Offer r-ward Of Five Hundred Dollars Tor tr ,etec-
ion .nd conviction of IN. nc-ndiaries.
Ia " itne>s whereof have hefeuntc sat M haHt ind
r. .ad caus.d Tire seal OF Mayor.y 10 be artIsd the day
and year aforesaid. ROBERT II. MORRIS,
ra25 n Mayor of the City of New York
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03

q Thorn, the murderer of Wilson now m,'p.,-
soned a, rhomaston. Name, awaiting his execution
continues quite troublesome. The officers have r.. re-
Gently discovered plot of his contrvance' ior le
murder of some OF them, and thereby TO make MS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03

RHODE IsLAND.-The Legislature of this State
goes right straight along with the business for
which it has been convened, and places that gal
the unwarrantabe interference of the House of
Representatives in her affairs, Notwithstanding the
squirting of some Of the patriots ofChepatchet
The proceedings of Friday, given in part in the
Providence Journal, are unusually interesting.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03

HEALTH OF THE CirY.--Durng the week end-
ing March Both there 1877 deaths in the city and
county of New-York. SO Men, 30 Women, 33 Boys
and 35 Girls. 81 died from Consumption, IL from
Commissions and Il from inflammation OF lungs l0l
were natives of the U. $. and 20 OF Ireland.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03

The BosToN TRANsCRIPT.-Thi lively and uni
yersully admired journal appears in new and
beautiful dress. We are glad to see this unmistak-
able indication of its prosperity.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-03
AUCTION SALES.
JOSIAH RICHARDS. ARetioneer.
BANGS, RICHARDS " PLATT, Store

JOSIAH RICHARDS Agetioneer.
BY BANGS, RICHARDS " PLATT, Store
u iao Broadway
Oa WEDNESDAY EVENING. April 10. AZ o'clock.
N.irAsLs PErvlrE LIsRIRs-By order Of TRUSTEES an
rnsy- ana v,uahir brary OF oks, including large
collection OF popular asd work, Theology porton
Shsm selected troS 'ar ibra-y the ae Bishop White
uso. large VARIETY CT popular SsasasrjIw Nv orks Enssh
,aj American editions.
- Catalogues will 81 rsads Monday, sth ef April
? COTTON, Aactlon-rr
= COTTON Il co. Auction and Commission
Merchants No lis Frtnn and - Ann, Liberal
r,ncss made on cou<grrrts end prompt retarrs made
WEDNESDAY. April3
At 10 O'Clock. ~ Nc p kutgerS,St.
ELEGANT EUR>.rUKE-Bsiag the pro;~rty Of family
- leaving The cy OF sofas mahogany and
;Ie maple chars, Brussels and lng cIy<, pier aud
tables lcekips glasses m0utle and hail lamps marble
pedscss sd Ss and b!dng DIVES.
couch mahogany Ioek.s. dressing bureaus marble top
vs>,s:InG-tl u tber with the ichen inImtur,.
A>o, quantity o Household Furniture tbeinS the rrofvr
y ri geulemaa .on- Scu,hl row the premises, which
VIII be sod wg;hNu; reserve, by ofCeT.