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NOTICE.

Jumos Wallace and Margaret Wallace his wife
will take notice that petition was filed against
them on the 2d day OF January, 1847, in the court
Of common pleas OF Carroll county Ohio, by John
NJ Doris, William Doris and Rachel Doris. and
is now pending, wherein the said John NJ. Will
liam, and Rachel Doris demands partition Of the
following real estate in Carroll county, to wit; the
west half of the southeast quarter OF section fvo
in township fourteen, of range FIVE, containing 80
acres; also so acres OF land lying on the south side
of the northwest quarter OF section four township
and range aioresad and that at the next term Of
said court application will he made by the said petit
TONERS that an order OF partition may be made Of said
premises; and that the dover estate of said Mar.
garet Wallace, wife OF said James Wallace, in said
premises may be aparted and set off to her by me'es
and bounds. VAN BROWN,
Attorney for Petitioners.
January 90, I847--l6-6t. Fr. fee So 10.
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TREASURY OF HISTORY,

DANIEL ADEE, No. 1O9, Fulton street, New
York, now publishing the Treasury of History, COM
prisng general Introductory outline of Universal
History, ancient and modern and series of separate
histories of every principal nation that exists their
rise, progress, and present condition, &c. g.. Ey
Samuel Maunder, author of the Treasury of Knowi-
edge" Biographical Treasury" LITERARY and Sci
entifc Treasury" &c. &c. The History Of America
Edited by John Inmam.
The above valuable work will be completed in a.
bout l9 Nos octavo printed on fine paper, withclear
type, and will be sold at IS cents per number
The first Nos have already been issued and the
following ones will be published regularly at the first
of each month until completed
Editors of country papers, inserting the above ad-
veftisement, and noticing The several Nos. as thew
are issued, will be entitled to the work, upon send
ing copy of the paper containing the notice to the
publisher in New YWk
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-01-29

DIED, at Springfield, Jefferson county, On the 18th
inst, Mrs. RACHAEL ". McCULlousa, conso1 Of
Mr. John Mccullough, Jr. aud daughter OF the late
Brice Edgington, in the 22J year Of her age. The
writer Of this paragraph has known the deceased from
her childhood, during which time she maintained an
enyiabe reputation. In her intercourse with her le-
low citizens she was mild courteous and eiecUnate:
possessed Of pure and gentle spirit, her province
was to minister, with a liberal hand, and cheerful
countenance to wants Of those by whom ahe was sur
rounded. In early life she became communicanto Of
the Episcopal Church, and until called from Time to
Eternity, she continued pious and worthy member.
During her protracted Illness she bore her manifold
suerngs with patient resignation; and, finally depar-
ted in the triumph of Faith, She has LETT husband
and one chd-a mother, sisters, Gnd brothers, to Ia.
ment their irreparable loss.
Her life, twas like hafblOwn flower,
Closed ere the shades Of even.
Her death, the dawn-the blushing hour,
That opes the gates ot Heaven" J.P.
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Master Commissioners Sale.
The State of Ohio. Carroll Co.

The State of Ohio. Carroll Co.
VS.. -
Robert McEderry and wife, and ~
John Miller and wife.
By virtue of an alias order issued out of the court
of common pleas of Carroll county, and to me d.
rected will offer for sale at the door of the court
house in Carrollton in said county, on
Saturday the 9Th day Of March, A. D. 1847,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. NJ and4 o'clock,
P NJ on sad all the following described real estate
of said above named defendants, to wit: lot No. so
and thrty-sx feet fronting Market seet off the east
side of lot No 4S, running back the whole length of
said lots with the appnrtenances thereto belonging
Said lots originally laid out by Peter Bohart in the
town of Centrevlle (now Carroton) in said county
ROBERT McCLAVE,
Master Commissioner in Chancery.
January 90, lS45-l5-6t. Pr fee 50 IS.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-01-29

CoNGRESS.-We have received very little Con-
grossional news of importance later than is pub
lished in another column. The bill 10 increase
the army isstill under consideration in IheSenate.
The following important amendment introduced
by Mr.. Corwin, was adopted, ayes 90, noes l8.
The irstname we find amongst the noes is that of
Mr.. Allen, of Ohio. That gentleman is very
willing to vote to involve the country in war-to
talk loudly of his patrosm--to denounco as to-
ries those who differ with him in opinion; but
when a proposition is made to give the soldier an
adequate compensation for his servicos-to grant
his family something wherewith tosupport them
selves should he fall in defence of his country,
that genteman's patriotism rovolts; he is immc-
dlately seized with convusions; such prodigal
waste of the public lands is too much for his deli.
nate nerves; and we exceptthat it will, ere long,
bring his evontlul career to an untimely close:
"That each non-commissioned officer or pri-
vate enlisted, or to be enlisted, in the regular ar
my, or regularly mustered in any volunteer COM
pany, who has served or may serve during the
present war with Mexico, and who shall receive
an honorable discharge, or who shall have been
killed or died in the service, shall be entitled TO
receive a certificate or warrant from the War
Department for one hundred and sixty acres oi
land, which may be located by the warrantco
his heirs, or legal representatives., at any land of.
flee in the United States, in one body, in contor'
nifty to the legal subdivisions of the public lands
in such districts as are then subject TO private
try; Provided, That if the full term for which
such person shall have volunteered shall no
exceed one year, and who shall have served
three months, then the warrant to be for eighty
acres. In case of death in service, or after hi
discharge, then the certificate TO 60; 1st, to th
widow; Cd, to the children; Sd, his father; 4th
his mother; and 5th, his brothers and sisters.
The following resolution, introduced by MI
Cilley, was laid over for further consideration.
ReSolUcd, That the President of the Unite
States be requested to order the army ofthe Tn
ted States, now in Mexico, to some place in III
! United States, near the frontier of the two coun
tries.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that a petition will be
~ presented TO the Comm oners OF Carroll cOun-
ty, Ohio, al their NJ rch -e~siol, Ig47 for an alter
alton of the McEntire and Golden load, or that part
Of it that runs through John and William McGav-
rams farm: said alteration TO commence on said road
at the line between David MnOiy's farm and the
said McGavrans farm. thence west along said line
10 the land Of Robert Mclaughlin, thence north a.
long the line between the lands Of Rolerl McLaugh-
lin and said McGavrans to where it strikes the Lis
hon and Cadiz road. MANY PETITIONERS.
IannarY 20. lG41--1b-4t.
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VIRGINIA SENAToR.-James M Mason, Loco,
has been elected United States Senator from Vir-
gnia, for the unexpired term of Mr.. Penny ybacker.

GoDEY's LADY's BooK.-We havereceived the
January and February numbers of this splendid
Magazine. The embellishments in the January
number are "The Empty Cradle, ""Sckness and
HEALTH" richly colored "Fashion Plate," and
tacenty one other views and designs. The Feb
ruary number is not less beautifully embelished,
being illustrated by the "Heroic Women Of A.
m erica," portrait of Mrs. Ellet, "Mezzotint
Fashion Plate," the first ever published in Amer.
ica, and sirteen other engravings. The plates
are all executed with taste, and display high or
der Of artistic skill. We have not had sufficient
time to examine the literary contents of the La
dy's Book, but from the list of contributors in
each number, and hasty glance at their produc'
tons, we are satisfied that its literary qualitie;
are as rich as its embellishments.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-01-29

Of sound hesi'h, bat the bl1ot snd other siis all BE-
- completely purified. that i,c and ug0r wi BE-
gwen 10 the whole frame
BEwGKE o. goCSrERFIus The public are eau
toned against the many spurious medicines which.
IN order % deoeive, are called by nauss similar o.
Wnghts Indian Vegetable pills.
The only original and genuine Indian Vegetable
Pills have the signature Of Wm Wright ertten with
pen on the label Of each box. To counterfeit this
Is forgery and all others should be Stunned - poison
Offices devoted exclusively 20 the sale 0i WugH.s
Indian Vegetable Pills, wholesale and retail, los
Race street, Philadelphia 2ss Greenwich street
New York; and 1913 fremont street, Boston.
Agent for the sale Of Wnght's Indian Negetab!,
Pills in Csrrollton, II. A. Stitgeri for other sgsn
eies see advertisement in another column
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Estate Of Nathaniel Hayden.

NOTICE is hereby given that have been appoint
~ ed administrators on the estate of Nathaniel Hay-
den. late OF Carroll cocnty, Ohio, deceased. All
persons indebted to said estate are required to make
immediate payment, and those having claims, to
present them, legally proven, for settlement within
one year. WILLIAM DAV Y Admir-.
January is, 1847-14-5t.
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NOTICE = hsfll gwen. that petition wH s
~ prs-sptrd 10 thr uusl.es Of wsshingion .owr-
-h D, AZ ;heif nsNt meeting on the 6rsi Monday &
March next. prayins that a township road b. al
al rslaHlished, ~ iOoWFs commanding on the a 30
n between he farms Of Daniel Rhinehaft ub4
lhomas Tsyl0r. tneaT he bars Of said Rhinehafi.)
n -ection seven, Wnship iounsen, and fsuFs
i've thence the nearest aid hest route N nttireet
,he graded road leading iloln Samuel Daniels IN Lee
.owr-h.p. n CarrolIto0. MANI PETuioNEEs.
Jrnuary 90 IaA7-Ig-4t
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Sale Of Real Estate BY Order Of Court.

On Monday the 1st day of March, Is47, at IL o.
clock NJ of said day, the premises in the town of
Malvern (ormerly Troy Carroll county, Ohio will
be sold to the chest bidder, the following real
tate, as the property of David Workman, deceased,
town lots No. and 50, in the town of Malvern ap
praised as follows lot No at $780, and lot No. Co. at
$50 Terms of sale: one-third in hand and the res
idue in two equal annual instruments, with interest
secured by mortgage on the premises
JOHN s. ORIN,
Executor of David Workman.
January %, lS47-l5-5t.
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Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, 'hlta petition viii be
~ presented to the Commissioners Of Carroll coun-
~, Ohio, at then March session, l647, prlying fol
an alteration in the road leading iiOm the town Of
Cadz to the town OF Augusta, a. follows :: commen.
cling al the cross roads the corner OF Nalhan Per-
mars farm, running near the line between Henry
Pattor and Levi Marshall and Oh the line between
James Kennedy and Levi Marshall, aud on the line
between James ManiuIl and the widow Myers to
Maniulls lane then bear west 20 as to strike Ash
toms fence about twelve rods i.on the old road and
to ntersect the old road twelve or f:ceI lois from
said corner, 10 keep as near said points good
road ran lie made. MANI PETITIONERS.
Januarv 90, l847-IG-4t
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SOUTHERN LITERARY MEssENGER.--The Janu-
ary number of the Literary Messenger has been
on hand for some days. The February number
will contain the commencement of the History of
Virginia, to be published entire in the present VOL
ume; which will be worth at least one-half of the
subscription price to the Messenger.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-01-29

BLAcxwOoD's LADY's MAGAzINE.-We have
received, from the publisher, Mr.. Louis A. Cooley,
reprint Of Blackwood's Lady's Magazine. We
are disposed, as far as practicable, to favor Amer
lean literature in preference 10 the literature Of
any other country; but must say that the number
before US is filled with we'll selected articles. II
is neatly printed, on beautiful white paper at 81
per annum in advance.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-01-29

The SPEECH OF Mr.. RooT.-We invite the par
ticular attention of our readers to the eloquent
speech of Mr. Root, published in to-day's paper
His remarks arc appropriate and wel.timed; his
satire keen and effective. We agree with Mr.. r.
that the President and his partisans in Congress
are not capable Of estimating the cost of the pre-
sent war, or indeed of any war,-that they may
be able to estimate the amount of treasure that il
will take oprosecuteitto asuccessful termination,
that they form very accurate estimate Of the
debt that it will entail on coming generations,-
but that that is notthe only item of expensc-that
is to be paid by the many; there is another item
that has to be borne by the few-the half fam
ished wives and children Of those who fall in bat
tie or die of the diseases of the climate. Their
value must be taken into consideration, and who
can ascertain it! The President who lounges in
the White House, far from dangers brink, and
by his shifts at diplomacy hurries his lelow-cti-
zens to an untimely grave! or the members OF
Congress, whose highest ambition is 10 stand at his
elbow, ever ready, at his beck, to obey his every
wish! No! who, then, is competent to make the
calculatonl In the wordso Mr.. Root: "Goask
the childlcss mother, 60 ask the widowed wife,
go ask the orphan children" of those fell in the
contest. and then, perhaps, you can form prop
er estimate Of their value.
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CuEE YOUR CoUGHs AND Cons BET0EE THrY BE-
CONE coSFIEEED CoSsUNFTloS have used the DR..
Tsylor's Genuine Balssm Of LiverEort, Mr. Editor,
in my own family and have found il one Of the most
useful medicines lhsye ever used Il states in the
directions that it also IS effective in Liver Complaint
and Bronchitis and other affections 0. the throat and
chest. would strongly recommend it, and say be
careful TO buy the genuine with Dr. Leeds signature
70 the steel-plate wrapper. The oise is S7j Bowe-
v. It's discovery on which is based the Chrome
Thermal treatment, Of disease in my opinion the on
Iy rational mode, as it is a remedy applied direct to
the part affected. EzFLElESCE.
AGENTS.-R. Kennedy. CaUoluni John II.
vine, Kilgors; A. F. Moore, Jefferson; Z. c. Wiz.
ting, Canton; Doc. Lyon, We..sviI.e; d. ?. Ora.
ham. New Lis'on: $. Scott. Nteu5prviiIa
MARRIED ON ThrrsTuy the ggfb instant
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PAIN OR DISTRESS of any kind, whether of gout
headache, toothache or any other kind
of ache, is in all cases caused by impure humors oil
the blood, which nothing save vegetable Purglng,
(purilying, can remove; because by no otner neah'
can said impurity be driven from the body.
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills have no SUPERIOR
if indeed they have an equal in removing every des-
crption of PAIN because they carry off, by the Stom-
scb and bowels, all morbid aud corrupt humors, the
cause Of disease) in so easy and natural manner that
the body is actually restored to health as if by magic
-Four or five of said Indian Vegetable Pills, taken
once in twenty-four hours, on going to bed, will in
short time not only drive pain or distress OF every
kind from the SYSTEM and restore the body tos STATE
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-01-29
PHIL'A, Jan. 90, II o'c P. M.


have Just received Despatch from New
York with news by the Packet ship Quebec, from
London. Her dates from that city are to Dec.
8th being two days later. The news is impor-
tan,, as showing continued advance on the other
side in our great staples.
Grain of all kinds continue TO advance in all
the leading markets of England.
The news from the Baltic, and most OF the con-
tinental ports, is to the same purPort. In the IN
terror of Europe the markets are much the same
way-advanciug for Breadstuffs.
The Cotton Markets were also on the RISE
The enormous quantity of 50 900 bales was sold
in one day. The advance on prices in two days
was Id on all descriptions. Most of the Cotton
was bought on speculation
The money markets continue easy in Eng
land.
There had been no arrival in England from
America from the arrival Of the Steamer at Liv'
erpool, to the date of the Quebec's salllngl An
extraordinary circumstance.
We are looking every moment for the news by
the Hbernia at Boston. 1t is not worth while to
send you particulars Of prices, when three weeks
later news is 50 near.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-01-29

LADIES NATIONAL MAGAzEE.-The February
number Of the National has also been received.
This numberis equal those which have preceded
il. We have 50 often spoken Of this Magazine
that we deem il unnecessary, at this time, to re-
hearse what has been said before. Its an excel
lent work, and IS worthy Of place on the iube
Of every lady in the land.
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GKAHAN's MAGlzSE.-'fhs February number
of Gmhun's Magazine has arrived in due season.
Il IS ombellishsd by "Tho Cleaner" "IIerds Of
Bisons and EIks," and ''Fashion Plate" The
GleancrisoneOf the most splendid eugroyings we
have ever seon-a beautiful country maid, gath
ering wheat. THIS engraving is worth a years
subscription to Graham, and we had almost said
its original, in her rurul garb and employment,
is worth more than all the dolls that strut in silks
in what they designate "geHisei circles"
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Master Commissioners Sale.
Samuel Sala
VS.. IN CllANCERH.
lanes Tolan.

By virtue of an alias order Of sale issued from the
court Of common pleas of Carroll county, Ohio and
to me directed will offer for sale at the door Of the
court house in Carrollton in said county, on
Saturday the 6!h day Of March, a. D. 1847,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock
p N. of said Gay, the following described property
of the above named defendant to wit: 80 feet off the
entire west side of lot No 35 in the original plat OF
the town of Centreyille (now Carrollton) in said
county, with the privileges and appurtenances there
to belonging. ROBERT McCLAVE,
Master Commissioner in Chancery.
January %, l547-l5-6t. Pr fee 81 25.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-01-29

MARRlED.-On Thursday the 28lh instant,
by Rev. W. 4. Adams, Mr.. EzEElEL LEE, to Miss
JANE Ann BEABoUT, all Of Carroll county, Ohio.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-11-18

o. The Patriot has snufed occasionally at
the word "c6ensiue' as applied to the existing
War. We commend to our neighbor the fol-
lowing excellent democratic authority:
al declare in the face of day that this govern
ment was not instituted for the purpose Of o6en-
size war. No; it was framed TO use its own Ian
guage) for the common defence and general wei.
fare, which are inconsistent with offensive war
call that offensive war which goes out of our
own limits and jurisdiction for the attainment OF
objects not within those limits and jurisdiction"
John Randolph in 1906.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-11-18
EXPLANATORY.

It. is due 10 ourself to say, that our article
entitled aThe Latest Humbug" was written pre-
vious to the debate on the bridge question, and
in reply to an anonymous hand-bill. In tone and
style 1t was therefore adapted to the handful
and without the slightest suspicion that the arti
Gle would have any other application.
Now, since the right Of the State to interfere
with. navigation has been doubted by gentlemen
whose opinions are entitled to respect, we have
examined the question and find repeated instances
in which States have exercised jurisdiction ovel
navigable waters, and subsequently received the
assent of Congressional other presidents where
the States have asked no assent at all. Our po
sition, that this objection to the bridge was no
sound, is strongly confirmed.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-11-18

Col. FREMoNT's TRIAL is progressing at
Washington. The charges against him are seri.
Gus. The first is, mutiny in refusing generally
to acknowledge Gen. Kearnys sntRority ;and
in particular in having refused to march the Cal.
ifornia Volunteers in obedience 10 Gen. KS Or
ders-in persisting to maintain his own authority
in spite Of the arrival Of an officer of higher com.
mlssion-in having accepted the resignation Of
purchased an island for the United States of a
citlzen OF California, and signed his name, as
Governer to an obligation, &c. The other char.
ges are, disobedence of orders and conduct sub.
versiye of military discipline Col. Benton (fatb.
er-in-law of Col. Fremont) and w. c. Jones
tbrother-in-aw) are COL FPS counsel. $50
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-11-18
o. Thanks to our old friend, b. W. Ranstod,

O. Thanks to our old friend, b. w. Ransted,
for a copy Of the report OF the survey of the
Railroad from Chicago to Galena-a road in the
star West" but nevertheless not without its i'm
portance 10 the East. This road enters the re-
gion of the great lead mines, and will contribute
vastly to the freight of the northern lakes, and
the railroads connected herewith. At present,
lead is freighted some thousands of miles down
the Mississippi and through the Gulf Of Next
co; but the day is not far distant when it must
take the shorter cut to the Atlantic. On looking
at an estimate of freight, we find that the West
expects to send mainly lead, copper, and bread
stuffs to the East, in exchange for lumber, shin,
giles. merchandise, iron, castings, farming tools
and machinery.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-11-18
THE STATUES.

The vergcnnes Vermohter says that "the Lee
gislature that makes all appropriation for this
purpose will confer upon itself lasting honor"
The 81. Adams Messenger says" let the
State Prison be so managed as to pay its own
expenses, and let a sum equal to its annual cost
be appropriated for the statues of Allen and Chit
tenden for five years, and we shall then accom-
plsh an object we may justly be proud of
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1847-11-18

whom they were indebted, was had last week.
1t appears that the Trishmen had assembled in
considerable numbers, and armed themselves in
order TO resist the officers VINO were attaching
property and preventing their taking the horses,
oxen, carts &c., which they had in their care,
and with which they had ",crought" In the af-
fray the sheriff and some Of his deputies got pref.
ty severely handled. On Friday the sheriff Or
dered to his assistance two companies of the
military. On their appearance the hostile atti-
t0do Of the laborers ceased, quiet was restored
and the "mgesiy Of The iaio" triumphed. Might
it is said, "makes right" but where labor is
ground down to the small pittance Of a few shil-
llngs per diem, it does seem that the poor labor.
or should in some way be protected against the
swndling operation of hearless spectators No
wonder the poor fellows who have "p,oughf
for months upon the road without pay, exclaim
as they see the last vestige of tangible property
of their employers taken from them by the off.
GERS, backed up by military force tan s,Ut
there's no law for the poor lrish."-U. Mercury