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Estate Of Samuel Webb:

Estate of Samuel Webb:
Notice ls hereby gwen, that The tub
scrIber has been appointed and qualified
sxrCelor OF Ihe esraIe Of S ,muel Webb
late Of Carroll county, Ohio, deceased
All who knoW themselves indebted t,
said estate, are require 10 make imme
date pay yment TO the subscriber, and al
having claims, will presen, them I'gaII,
al the nticaled, With" one year from his
date. SAMUEL WILL JAMS, Ex'r
September %, 1916 =. so 3.
.ElSER C0yHEISSIONER'S SALE.
The Stale of Ohio, tarroH county, IS
Lewis Vail
US. Order 10 Sell.
WIN f Brown.
BY virtue Of an order Of sale, issued
out Of the court OF common pleas for
Carroll county, and 10 me directed, will
oGJr lor sale at Tie door Of lhe court.
house in CaroIIton, on Wednesday the
% h day Of October next, between the
hours OF 10 O'clock. A NJ. and 4 o'clork
P NJ. the following real estate, 10 wa:
tho equitable interest Of William F
Brow0, in Lois No 98 aod 90, in Vtil's
addition to the toWN oI Troy tnow MAJ
vernJ IN sid county OF Carroll.
ID WATT, Sheriff, and special @.
M sler Commissioned 10 Chancery.
SspIemb,r 23, l845 Pr lee Sc
ALSO
William Pugh
Jon.,Aau G,lmshaw. 'i g. }ordor to Sell.
Matthew McMiIIen.
Al tie same lima and place, | will II
Ter the following real estate, TO vii: Lor
No. 8 in The town Of Wausylle, Fox
township. Carroll county. Ohio.
d. WATT Sheriff. and special
Master Commissioner in Chancery.
Srplember 20 l845-Pr. lee ST. SO
Parllaman Vanh0rn
pS. Order 10 Sell
Qpesque Vanhorn. \
Al the same time and place, will of
fer for sale the following real estate, to
vii: the south east quarter Of section
No. 10, township IL, and range 4, excep
ling a email LOT in the north east cornpr
OF saiC quarter section, now owned and
occupied by the Presbvterian hurch.
D WATT, Sheriff
September %, l845--Pr. fee al so
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CORONER.S SAFE,

BY virtue Of writ OF A P Vrndl Ex
p mas, issued out oi the courr Of common
pIeas tor Carroll county. Ohio. and 10 me
directed will ofrr for eale IN Tuesday
he IA h day OF Oc:ober, i845, berwet n
he hours Of 10 O'Clock, A NJ aud d o.
clock. 2 M The Ioilo~ing real estate, TO
wit: The west hail Of the south easl quar-
lr OF section iour, (4) 'ownshi p slxreeO,
(l6) Of range seven; (7) also, forty ceres
. # IN" south west quarter OF The seclion
tow nship and range aforesaid Taken
IN execution ard will be sod by
JOHN MOODY Coroner.
September ~ l345-Pr hc 81 so
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James WbiLa and Mary his vile.

Notice IS hereby given, lha, BY virtue
Of 40 order OF sale, issued in his cause.
from the court of common pleas, for said
county Of Carroll, and TO me directed, |
will offer for sale, at public vendue, at
the door Of The court house in Carroll.
ION. IN said COUNTY, on the 29lh day Of
October, A D 1915, between the hours
Of 10 o'clock, A N and a o'clock, P. M.
of SAID dsy, The following described tract
nf land and premises, 10 wit the west
half OF The south east quarter Of section
number lwenuy-nine, in township num-
her twelve. OF range number four, ron-
laining eighty acres, more Or less. SAID
and is SITUATE in the county Of Carroll
and Slale Of Ohio
ROBERT McCLAVE,
Master Commissioner in ChanCerv
Seprrm er 10, ls45 - Pr fee 81 rs.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-03
SANDY AND BEAVER CANAL

SANDY AND BEAVER CANAL
The stockholders Of tAe Slnty and
Beaver Canal Company are hereby no.
tiied, thst they are required TO pay an
inslaIment of Ifve dollars on ~ach SHIRE
Of stock, on or before The Sih day oI No
Vember nexts also, another ins ai+nen
oI the ga me amount, on or he fore the isl
day Of December next, TO Charles D.
Hostetter, rreassrer oil said company, ar
Vhe canal office m New Lisbon, Ohio,
being the 5 and 4th iustaImeRts. BY
orSer of Tiap Board.
CHAS ID HOSTETTER,
TreaSupr S & 8 Canal Company.
October 3. lS45-51 6t.
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JAMES GALLAHER.
James slOckmessCe's Estate

Nouce ID hereby given, that | have
been arp,tnrpd aOd qualified admroisirs-
ror on the estate Of lamcs Shurkacsscr,
iare Of Carroll coun'y, Ohio. deceased
Az those undebred TO .sid esrsre ore re-
CURED 20 make immediate psyuerr snd
those having cIalms agsInsr Inc sme, 10
present 'hrm, IeG1lly aurhen iColrd, 10,
srti rmcnt, WITHIN ore lear from This
dsre Martin BONFR Adm'r.
Au!usl 29 lS45 46 g..
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-03

N. B. Leather, OF every description.
for sale for cash, hides or wheat: but
positively M trust w Y
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Drugs and Medicines.
4

The subscriber has now on hand n
large and fresh assortment If DRUG,
Medicines Pam S, Oils, D,estuA,. 4 a.
at 10" pr" "es, tor cash or appto,,o 80.
duce \ KENNIpT
{ rroIIlon, Az, Ust /, ls4Y-4. e.
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B 90 Il A M ID S III D lA
ESTABLISHMENT.
BOOTSS& SUGLS

Ladies. Grut' 'cuen,
Misses, and Boy :,
con all be GCci NJ
moda led wuh ibe
huest, most siYjisH,
durstte. and chrap,
est Boots, Sbots,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-10-03
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE,
The State of Ohio. CarrOn connkn. SS.

William Morgan administrator with ,
the will annexed, Of Hugh ThOm2 .
son, deceased, .
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September 5. IS45-47-4t.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-20
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-20
VIVID GOOSE WHEAT.-l

WILD GOOSE WllEAT.-A few kernels
of wheat ot AN unknown variety were taken
from the crop of wild goose last season,
which, pcrchance, may furnish plant of great
value from its adaptation to our climate and
soil. \ correspondent of the last Toronto Pa
triot thus describes this grain. so far as one
years cultivation can devclopc its true Chaac-
ter:
\ gentleman in this city planted. on the u
ol November last, seven grains of this extraor-
binary and prolific variety. The produce was
eighty large ears. and forty smaller ones! The
large ears continued fifty grains each. and the
smaller ones about thirty. ;; is bearded with
strong awus much sitter than those of English
baTley-the grain or pickle is fully twice the
SIZE OF ordinary wheat-the straw is unusually
strong and It's believed could never be lo,lped
or laid. On ripcning, the ears become of a
blue black color, the straw, however, is not
blaCk--irom the sides of the earliest ears n
second and sometimes third chest is thrown
out from the lower Chests-each of these addit
lonal chests contain two grains. Ii is so to-
nacious OF dropping its grain that 1t may be
lett st0ndingas they have been for a month al-
ter II Is ripe without injury or loss--but this
quality makes il 50 hard to thrash that IL *
DOUBTED II II would thrash with the fail. From
being so late sown twas much rustcd, so much
so, as would have utterly DESTROYED the com
mon yarieties-this is, however, orJ Aniurcd
and slightly shrunk. There is a very much
larger proportion of gluten in the composition
OF the grain than common wheat, and would
make what bakers call very strong flour.
The ground in which it was sown was by
no means rich although in a garden-having
been rendered poor by the addition of a large
proportion of yellow sand for the purpose of
growing striped Dahlias-the ground had not
been MANFRED for three Yeas.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-20


STATUE OF MR.. GLAZING are au-
thorized by the Assistant Treasurer of The
Fund, Miss ELIZA Nj. RIDDLE, To announce to
the Wldg Ladies' of Virginia that there is now
Il certainty that thcstatUc ,cW Lccrccied. The
amount III hand is not quite sufficient. but no
doubt Is entertained that when the several
sums collected in many of the counties and
those within reach by II little eXertion shall
have been added, tile collections will be am
pie. Let the ladies, however, make one more
effort between this time and the meeting of
the Legislature, so that whatever funds are
yet accessible and not Transmitted may w. sent
by the hands ol the members.
The ladies have nobly redeemed their pied
gcs, and shown that their vcnemtion Tor tile
great statesman has been something more
substantial than mere words. aud that the
scoiiers at their efforts will be conlounded and
silenccd.
Wing editors throughout the State will give
the word round that the statue is to be erected.
and that those who desire to have share in
the honor must act promptly.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-20
D1tIg GtmRs>
SATURDAY. SEPT. 70. isa5.
OHIO BANKING


There is a trite atage which reads i'm
tins wise, "What is one mans meat is anoth-
cfspoison." We have ii no other instance
seen this fact so well excmpli6ed as i'm the
banking of Ohio. We are so situa,ed-out
oi the state-that we can look OH and philos-
ophize withou, suffering any Of the evils or
feeling any of the benefits their different sys-
TENS, mayprcduce. We find something's that
we could laugh at were it not that some of
our fellow creatures suffer by them. especial
iyas our banks and people reap the benefit of
their follics.
Owing to the course OF the general govern
ment the banks of the east were compelled to
suspend specie payment in 1887. This con.
tinued two or three years, during which time
the people who had borrowed money from the
banks were harrassed by necessary cur,ail-
ments. AT length the eastern banks resum-
ed and those OF Ohio followed suit A few OF
them failed in the struggle. The loco focos
had the power and refused TO charter banks.
Then sprang up the ST. Clair and branches Of
other Michigan banks, which formed the cur
NhNy w VIC SudN, toEelHtT WIFI INDIANA anu
Wheeling paper. The former, as might have
been expected, failed and swindlcd the PEG
pie of the state out OF halfa million while the
latter had nearlythe whole valuable business OF
the state i'm their hands. This was locofoco
polocy, and let the people of the state ask
themselves whether they wish TO suffer again
the evils and the losses, the priva,ions and
difficulties which loco foco measures have inn
posed upon them? II they do not let them
now fit on the armor and prepare for the bat
tie they are to fight this fall. Let no fanced
security lull them, and no false promises be-
tray. The loco foco party has sent forth the
hoarse cry of repeal, destruction and slaughter
and II you are found careless of your interests
and your state, they will succeed. Wings.
YOU have thu destiny of Ohio in your hands,
YOU can succeed at the approaching election
il you will. Do yon will?
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-20
HOl FOE CALIEORNIA-

io' fOR CALlFORNlA.-A project for
emlgration TO California has been conceived
III Arkansas. some of the details of which we
find in the Little Rock Gazette. from the men
oi Mr. ID. w. Leevitt, of Napoleon. The pur-
pose OF the projectors is to raise company OF
one ihousand--''a number sufficient TO give
stability and pcrmanency To the settlement
and also tn give il a commanding influence on
the sparsely settled coast" 1t is proposed To
send the families and freight of the emigrants
by sea from this port. The young men and
Others who prefer it, to take the overland route
from Fort Smith to Santa Fe. and thence TO
the Pacific, which it is proposed to strike near
the bay OF San Fernando, in lat 81 deg. there
TO meet the families going by water. A site
is then To be chosen. after thorough oxnIm,.
ton OF the coast for permanent settlement.
Mr.. Leavitt enters ut length into the attrac-
tons and advantages which California holds
out tn Western men, and predicts that ten
years will gee the coast OF California well set
tied, and that beautiful country, the great
South Western Republic of North America
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-20
FALL Fashions rom isi5
S. AVERY,
No. 10 Monroe STREET,

VHEE LJNU, "a.
ED ESPECTFULLY onnounceS To his ola S,,.;; /; u
Eta aud the public IN general. that no has - ~
on hand n,ge and superior stock of Hats and C.
oi tue late Fall Fashions. comprising all qualities
shapes and : Zcs. His Hats nre manufactured un.
de. his own immediate superinicnjoncc, Of the &,
ne 81 materials and 10y the best Il workmcn. and
VIII hc sold Wholesale and Retail. nj prices STILL
LOWER tLan they have been offered in this city.
Those wishing To purchase Hats and Gaps, will find
II to heir advantage to give hin, call before put.
chosin, q sc here. sep 10 AVERY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-20
STOCKING MtNTFACTORY.
Holm Eek Ill NDr

2 ESPEC FULLY informs the citizens of
~ wheeling nnd vicinity. that he connuts To
manufacture Stockings, Shirts ond Drnwcrs of n
snreror quality. Whilst lac is thankful Cnr mas, n.
'ors, he hopes by attention In bnsincs. To merit n
continuance OF The same JOHN ECKUART
MAJ" 81. opposite The n w Bank DIVA
y. lie will hereafter keep on hand @ finer mr..
icle Than has ever been nuiaclurcd in Ihis civ
sep go 3m
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-20

POLLOCK.-We Learn that this man has
been released from Jail, Notwithstanding the
fact that almost every paper we receive from
the west sticks deeper OH him the damminc
stains OF crime upon large scale We under
stand the ground of his release to have been
the refusal on the part of those in Cincinnati.
at whose instance he was taken, to produce
the necessary proof to convict him; and as he
was IN rely committed on very slight circum-
stan,ial evidence for further examination, with
iio further proof here that could b. made a.
valuable against him, n was released. There
Is no doubt that one OF the most magnificent
swinilers, countericiters, iorS rs, aud, if need
b., mirierrrs in the Union has thus been J.
gain let loose on the community. We do not
know which way he has gone, but think to the
axes and Canada.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-20
MINISTER OF BRAZlI.

MINISTER OF BRAZlL-The Chcyalier
GeSpar joe dc Lisboa minister of Brazil, was
on Fridav in Washington. presented in due
form, by the Secretary of State. To the rresi-
dent OF the UnitedSatcs, in his new capacity
OF envoy extraordinary and minister plcnipo-
Tertiary from the Court ot Brazil.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-20
ODESSA WHEAT cRor.-A letter dated

July LIST says:
In the Immediate nciGhborhood of Odessa,
the standing corn has suffered considerable for
want OF rain; but in Portland and the districts
OF the interior, the weather has been such as
to give ilattcring hopes of an abundant harvest.
The quantity of grain now ON hand amounts
to at least $50 from Chclw. and it is incessant-
ly pouring IN from the interior, and will in
lew days increase the stock, as there are but
lew ships III port, and very little demand from
abroad,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-20

VERY G0OD,-Lately, at Boston, while
Slsnor Blitz was performing at the Museum, a
country girl said to her sweetheart, "John,
come away come away, John, quick, pull
!ng him by the arm, cor that men will hide
YOU some where and shall lYvc 90 so home
alone!"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-20

ANOTHER GRAND RIoT occurred in Kings
ton Canada, ON the 18th inst, which grew out
of quarrel between a sailor and u soldier of
the 9Th Regiment. A number of persons
were badly injured in the ailiay.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-20

ILLEGAL VOTES we have often said
made james X. Polk President of the United
olates. In additional confirmation of the fact
we learn from the Susquehanna (Pa.) Regis
yer, That the Election Board of the town of
SILVER Lake, i'll that county, have been con
Elcted III the County Court on AN indictment
,or knowingly receiving illegal votes at the
last Residential election. Ii was proven ON
the trial that about forty votes were received
from unnaturaliled foreigners. after being chal-
lenged b. the Wings. The Register saws the
evidence ON the part OF the prosecution was
very full, and unfoldcd facts of a most outra.
gcous character, and that the judge i'm his
charg to the Jury leaned as he could TO the
site OF the Prisoners; yet the verdict rendered
without hesitation was "That the inspectors
OF tic election in Silver Lake are guilty i'm
manncrand form charged in the indictment.
There Is little doubt in our minds that sim
liar frauds were perpetratcd in numerous other
towns IN that State and also in this State. and
That Folk owes his election TO illegal votes.
" y ErDross.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-20

~ correspondent Of the Miners Journal
says that he has recently .yTnten ON paper
made of iron; and saw book ths leaves and
binding of whiCh.were composed of the same
material .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-20
CONNECTION OF CHARLESTON AND

CONNBCGION OF CHARLESTON AND
NASllVlLLE.--Ihe Charleston Mercury re-.
icrS TO the meeting held in july last, at Nash
vile, to consider the prdctcability and cxpc.
dicncy OF connecting the two cities by a Rail
road from Nashville To Chattanooga. where the
Western and Atlantic Railroad strikes the
Tennessee River. The entire distance from
Charleston to the Tennessee River is stated To-
be 4l6 miles. and il is 1870 from that poiut to
Nashville, making the whole line j1G miles
Oi this, the Mercury states. 80 miles NAV bc
considered as finished, and the remaining 5G
miles (ihc unfinished part Of The State roadD
10 the Tennessee River, are under contract
a 1t tho grading anil ma orr, sDmple ed. An
earnest spirit Is eyiuced TO complete the work.
"lhc Western and Atautic Railroad being
finished. there will remain ONLY 1870 miles of
road TO be- made, to perfect the connection
between Nashville and Charleston. which will
bring these cities within % hours travel of
each other This done. aud it requiring but
two days 10 travel from Charleston ~ Rich
Houd. what think our friends Of South West.
cfn Virginia Of the Glance Of bringing Tonnes.
see travelling upon their magnificent copcrp.
ton a TwHPtko3--Richmoad Uhg.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-20

GOLD NINE OF GAUDALOUPE. IN
THE TOWN OF COSALO, IN MEXICO.-
Tins Is supposed TO be the richest gold mine
IN the world. 1t belongs to Signor Yrlarte.
who refuses to work it 30 any great degree of
producuveness, because ne could not dispose
oil the immense revenue il would yield, amount
ing TO several millions of dollars He has
now lar more than he wants and SAYS that
his money Is safest under ground Is this
wisdom, or philosophy, or avarice We sus-
poet the inter.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-20
COMPLETION oFTnE GEORGIA RAIL

ROAD.-lt is (says the Augusta Chronicle of
Thursday source of unieigned pleasure tous
TO announce that train OF passenger cars de-
parts this morning for Atlanta. the terminus
OF the Georgia Railroad. We congratulate the
stockholders, and all parties interested, upon
this important result, achieved through hume
rous difficulties and under circumstances. at
times, during Its progress, peculiarly irving
We have now = Railroad, not inferior to any
IN the Southern States, extending ~ miles
into the interior of the State, which will in a
few months be extended eighty miles farther
to The Oostcnaula river, making an entire line
oi two hundred and iifty-two miles of the great
line OF abroad which is designed TO connect
the Atlantic coast with the fertile valley of
the Mississippi.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-20

The Wing ticket Of Jefi.rson county Ohio
ISIS follows. h hts strength. intelligence and
dignity. Fellow Citizens of Jon r.,n tn,a
out AMI disciarge your duty to your men Won,
principles ani your com'r,
RePrestafafif, jsmcsG lnen. gl,,,g p
Dnsbin; iTaSp5Sr. Charlie. A. Eil,, H.. y.
fcUiiag At'orHcy. Thomas T. MGra,,. ~.
missionfr Isaac lltrri-. Coyoa,, In..,i. ~, M
man; Poor H0use Dircci0r. William i ht.1
la'"; County S"rryor, Jacob G. Nail '''''
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-20
JOHNSTON 81 BERRYHILL'S,
sep IL No l3f Main st, Wheeling.

NRuST SALE.-By virtue Of deed Of
II trust executed hy Augustus Fisher for tho be.
nehI OF certain creditors therein named, bearing
date The 9Th day OF June. 1915 and dsIy recordeds
WIZ 'Ier Tor sale al the Auction R,om OF Hall Dc
""kham, IN The City OF Wheelingron friduy evens
ing The I9ih OF The present month small coiscn,ff
OF Law AID Miscellaneous Books. Terms Cash.
sep 9-is ALEX. II, LAID Tfusise:,
The above sale is postponed LEY, esday eve
ening The 23d INST. at o'clock MIL Tn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-20

The London Sun, paper of high prcten-
lions and rank relates dat a body of 6ny slaves
LEFT Louisiana with the intention of fighting
their way into Pennsylvania The same
geographical oracle has four or i've ESSAYS TO
demonstrate the unsOundncss and futiiity OF
Mt GREENnOw's American claims to OREGON
SUMMARY EJECTMENT.-W clcarn that
one OF our APothccares, says the Salem. Mass.
Register, was unCercmouiou-ly turned ont Of
lbs store Il few days ago by an unexpected en-
envy A swarm OF bees took possession Of the
premises. without so much rs saying. by your
leave, sif.-attactod probably by some syrup
he was concocting, and rcigncd lords Of the
manor ior considerable time II was only
wan much difficulty and after great slaught
'r' MAJ 'hcy were dislodgcd and compelled W
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-20

VINEYARD IN IOWA.-The Burlington
Hawkeye says that a gentleman from the
South has just purchased 60 acres of land near
that towp. ON which he intends to raise grapes
and fruit 6fcttre best quality on a large scale