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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-04-01
From ihs Washington Union.
Late from Talnpico,

AuousrA, Georgis, March q, Is4s.
Your express has arrived, bringing
New Orleans papers Of the 18th inst.
The Ricayune learns BY a passenger
from Tampico, a day or two since, that
q compsny ofillinois volunteers, under
Capt. Lamb, encountered on the is,
instant -near Tancusnequi, a reconnoit.
ring party under Lieut. Curretol. On
the first discharge all The Mexicans,
save tn lieutenant and one corporal,
fled; these were made prisoners, and
taken 70 Tampico. Some tseore Of
horses were taken at the sametime.
Etlyoticio 50 of the 4th instant has a
postscript, announcing that Fsthe, ia.
rauta had been surprised with his com.
mand at Zacualpan by the Americans.
On B:hsides some lives were lost, and
the sIsstsr Peer. q the town tow atie Destroyed.
The sum OF the French intelligence
is 50 far compressed into nutshell in
the following, being the .Latest Tele.
graphic Despatch:.' = g y''e '',.'''s''as Z,
HThe verylatsst telegraphic despatch
dated February 26, fifteen minutes after
o'clock. a, M, says: The, Parisians
will not receive the young Coun. Of
Yaris as their King, and hare declared
H. Jduor Of a republic, and IL is rumor-
ed the republican flag is now flying ouer
-Paris-4my authority received it from
tbs postmaster al Paris. The mail from
Paris is now due, being the third now
due, and none arrived" F a3s .4isse
a, The elements Of volcanic combustion
are scattered in several parts oil Europe.
Switzerland and Italy are bursting into
= flame. Naples and Sicily are expe.
riencing the influence of more liberal
principles. The constitution was pub
.lished at Naples on the llth Of Febru.
cry. In Sardina, the King has granted
a constitution TO the people similar TO
that Of France OF July 1880. In. Tus.
cany, the Grand Duke cvinces every
disposition TO follow in the course OF the
King Of Sardinia. a.a5..9.5
assIn Rome, 'ihe Pope has secularized
his ministry, by the admission of four
iaymen. He has published a proclama-
tion to allay the fears ofa foreign inter,
.yention, which he pronounced impossl.
bic. The Austrian cabinet has decar.
ed to the British government that it
would not interfere with the political
ameliora,ions in Italy," ~
=; .1Atl - 1-..l. ..lF
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Davenport & Bro,i,,i
Sarah Dick ct al.

OF the court house, in Woodsfeld, in said county,
q On Monday, the 10Th day of Aprii nert,
between the hours of 10 o'clock, m and o'clock,
p m Of said day, the following described tract OF
land, situated in said county, to wit: The SOUTH
east quarter Of the southwest quarter of section 49,
township 2, and range 4, containing 81 and 97-lOo
acres ofland. ~. ,,.,-.,. ii.. nj l'ssi.f..,.t5 II.
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+. OKEY, Mas. Com.
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
lxl By virtue of decretal order to me directed

eCretaI OTuer 70 me dlreCteu
from the court of Common
Pleas Of Monroe county,
State of Ohio, in the case Of
Dayenport& & Brawn against
Sarah Dick ct al, there will
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State Of Ohio for use
ofthe Fund Commits
sioners of Monroe
'r" county, go iq
ai ti vs.. ss7ll ~.
Alexander FerriH
. Ditit and ,cife. 4

public OutcTy at the front door OF the court house
in the town Of oodsfield in said Monroe county
On TUESDAY THE llTH DAY OF APRIL NEXT,
between the hours of 10 o'clock am, and O'Clock
m, of said day, the following real estate, to wit !:
section 8, township A. ofrange a; containing 40
acres more or less. Also, the northwest quarter
OF the southwest quarter Of section 8, township 4,
Of range A; containing 40 acres more or less; lying
and being in the county Of Monroe aforesaid.
Appraised at $50. VIM. OKEY, Mas Com.
march ll,.$s2 AZ .t3.f' -i'-4
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-04-01

the town Of W0odsheld 10 said county Of Monroe
between the hours of 10 o clock IN, and 4 O'Clock
m. Of said day, the following lot Of land to wit:
Lot No. 22 10 the town of Besllsville in said coun.
ty, with the improvements thereon. Appraised
at $6O0.pp is3al,raWm. OKEY, Master Com. 4,
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE

MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
Nl By virtue of a decrstal order to me directed
-----, from the court of Common
John Wyiey, Pleas of Monroe county and
--..vs State of Ohio, in the case Of
Jacob Caluert ct al John Wyley against Jacob
----' Calvert ct al, there will be
offered for sale at public oucry at the front door
of the court house in Woodsfeld, in said county,
on Monday, the 10Th day Of April neat.
between the hours of 10 o'clock, m and O'Clock,
m Of said day, the following real estate, as the
properly of the defendants Calverts, 10 wit: The
south half of the southeast quarter Of section 9,
township 5. and range 81 also. the northwest quar-
ter of the southeast quarter of section, township,
and range aforesaid. lying and being in!the coun-
ty and state aforesaid. ,.,..
march 4-$2 90. VIM, 0KEY, Mas. Com.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
W. BY virtue Of decretal order to me directed
Joseph Boughr, q
Joseph Hull T. tcife.

-1 vs.: . =. Ohio, in the case Of Joseph
yosepn Aan g .cye' BOUCHER against Joseph
Hall and wife, will be offered for sale at public
outery at the front door Of the court house in the
town Of Woodsfield in the county Of Monroe
ON TUESDAY, THE llTH DAY OF APIL, ls4S,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock m, and 4 O'Clock
pm. on said day, the following lots Of land to wi: :
10 said county with the improvements thereon.
Appraised at $3.50. VIM. OKEY, Mas. Com.
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" "ASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
lvL BY virtue of decretal order to mo directed

from the court Of Common
Pleas OF Monroe county,
Ohio in the case ofthe State
Of Ohio for the use Of the
Fund Commissioners OF
Monroe county. against
Alexander Ferrel and wife;
will be offered for sale at
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE. =
VE BY virtue of o decretal order 10 me directed

from the court of Common
Pleas of Monroe county. and
State oi Ohio, in the case Of
Isaac Askew against John
Mcmahon. there will be- of.
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RIAsTEH COMMIssTONER,s SALE.

MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE
Nl BY virtue IF . decretal order to me directed
r 4 q EE,miM , from the court Of Common
1's% - "ss"" Pleas Of Monroe county. o..
ia ~ w..io wx.i . y, in the case OF T. & A. Mes.
-:Ty.,Y s..0. :. z. NTH sgainst Ephraim Wes.
ton and others, will be offered for sale, 1t public
outcry, at the front door Of the court house Ia the
town Of Woods6eld, 10 the county aforesaid,
ON TUESDAY, TIE llth DAY or April NEXT.
between the hours Of 10 clock "a m, and O'Clock,
pm, on said day, the following lot Of land, to wit:
Lot No. s In the town of Clarington, IN said coun-
ty, with the improvements thereon. - 1888
1marchl ll-Sl IS VIM. 0KEY, Mas. Com. p
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-04-01
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE. ~
IN Bv virtue of decretal order 10 me directed

from the court of Common
Pleas Of Monroe county,
) Ohio, ] will offer for sale
atpublic outcry at the front
door Of the cDurt house in
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A safe and certain cure t0r Con-
sumption IF The Lungs, Splitting 81
Blood, Coughs. Colds, Asthma, Pain
in the side, Bronchitis, WhoopiHf
CougA. and all Pulmonary Affections.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-04-06


Ans war was waged fol the object OF creating Staoa
the southern frontier of the United States, of Mexican
territory and with such population as could be found resident
theTeupon.
have opposed this object AN against all aeoessous of
territory to form States. Aud this is matter Of
mentality. which parade before settings be-
oro my constituents at home II u not matter to Of de-
clamaiion, vi regret pf expressed Topugnanca. II ia
ter OF firm, Interchangeable purpose. yield nothing tho
Of circumstances that have occurred or that consider
likely To occur, And therefore, say, sir that IL
asked today whether, for tho sake o. peace will take
ueuy for adding States to the Union south
em borde say ao-~disiinctly And wish every man
in the United States to understand that " be my Judgment and
my purpose.
said upon our southern hode because the present propo
siton takes that locality would say tile Of the
the noTeas Of any other border, resist to-day and for
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-04-06
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
BY HON. GEORGE LUNT

BY HON. GEORGE LUNT.
Staunch at thy post, TO meet lite's common doom,
II seems death to die Us thou hast died
Thy duty done, thy truth, strength, courage, tried,
Aud all things ripe for the fulfilling tomb
crown would mock thy heuIse's sable gloom,
Whose virtues raise thee higher than throne
Whose faults erIns Natures, not thine own.
Such be thy sentence, writ with Famc's bright plume,
Amongst tho good and great for thou vast great,
In thought, word deed-like mghcSt ones of old
Full Of tho honest truth which makes men bold.
Wise, pure, finn, just the noblest Romans state
Became Ruler of the Free,
Than thy plain fo high thoughts aud matchess consistency
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-04-06
l)oetrp.
For the Waterman & Journa
TODAY.

Old father Time, long since grown old,
With seanly locks and wrinkled brow,
Leaned o'er his work--his look well told
That he, as all before him, now
Must bow
youth with lively pulse, and eye
That swan in happy thoughts, came near,
Aud wondering asked the old man why
lie stood thus ensive, lonely here
And drear.
From out the old mans hollow breast
a deep moan rose-tlcn quick away
Upon his conrse--he must not rest:
Far Of low voice seemed to say
To-day
This bright youth, after many year,
Again the old man toiling met;
Twas yesterday he heard with fear
Those magic words he could not yet
Forget.
Who art thou, thus mysterious, sad,
Flooding on In thy weary way3
Oh surely he can DO hut mad,
Who only stays these words to say
To-day
pilgrim ripe with age and boar,
Life's journey done, now moaning lay;
His wall rings through me evermore-
"'Tis past oh warn the young-the gay
To-day"
s. Tn.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-04-06
mattbntan & State Journal.

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.
TERMS-Sl so cush in advance S20 f payment is not
made 10 advances interest always charged from the end Of
the year.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-04-06

Upon The WGr nth Merieo, the 7rs Treaty. aud the general
policy o. acquiring Mem Territory for
TIC jJ3 HtdtuH Of .Neu States.
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Great National Work.

GreaS ~ 0ShOO0l vSDTA'
A Hisfory of tle Revoisfior and Lives 81
the Heroes of the Wdr of Independence
BY CHARLES J. PETERSON.
An elegant volume with Is hne Steel Plates, and
nearly 900 beautiful Wood Engrayings.
"This is splendid book. a valuable addition
IN the Historic Literature Of our country. We arc
much mistaken il it does not take rank With the
works OF Irving and Prcscoti.-FfankfordI Herald.
at surpasses any similar work yet offered to
The american public."--Nsars Gsretis.
"It may be properly considered popuiarisesa,
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a nd iudclously written. North american.
/" The present work on the Revolution and It's
Heroes, is superior. both in extent and design to
any that has heretofore come under our notice.
-Iaquirer.
A well connected History Of tina. eventlul pc
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"pec;dedly the best popular History Of the Wal
of the Revolution and its Heroes that has yet beer
given to the oouuiry."-Sat Eeeniag Post.
! TAGENTS WANTED 10 Canrass for tn
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to visit a patient A Catharic Whether the
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Scar e, Rash, and ali Ernptions Of the Skin-aso,
/ Bilious Fever. Costiyeness, Collie, Piles, Dr1p.y.
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I They keep disease al distance. By cleansing
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! ton of the bile imparing strength to the stom-
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A moderate use OF them will enable the system to
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from the piles Of letters received by the Proprie
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use Of his Pills.
A supply just received BY
JAS. F. GILMER,
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September Is. l647. n.
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A@DissOlutiOn.

yuyHE sopsItnership heretofore existing "
Beaties Ford. under the firm Of ELmS q
WITHERs, is this day dissolved BY mutual co.,
cent of tbs parties concerned.
Il is our earnest desire to close the outstanding
b,sincss of the concern 90 soon a. possible, We
hone. therefore, that all those who owe US VIZ
come forward without delay aud make settlement
W. d. WITHERs will remain for time AZ
The old stand to make settlements, where oil con
cerned will make early application.
We here take occasion 10 return our s'hce''
thanks 10 The friends and customers who have q
literally pa,tonised US. and would sohc., Tor ou
successors, Mess-s. II. II. Heller & Co. tns saih'
generosity extended to u,' v,,rurps
Bcaiies Ford, Feb. 81. lsiS. guy
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II person has tnbercular
disease requiring these rem
cdics, more or less tenderness
will be Eel, m applying pres
sure y ith the thumb On the
ssnflions nfthc spinal nerves
in the intervertcbrsl spaces
along c,ch side of the spine.
Any 20 son Of common sense
can determine this fact. I,
il no matter whether the-o
are ms or more places v hero
tenderness il found, n ore o.
more organs NJ limbs are die.
sased, or which organs OF
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BY THEIR USE.

The weak viii become strong; the pale end Il
Gus complexion be restored 10 perfectly fresh
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STATE OF NORTR.CAROLlNA,
UNION COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Jsly
Term, lS4S.

Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, July
Term, lS4S.
Susannah Skies
rs. p.,;,;..
Sherr'd Skies, Jacb Skies. Arth'r Skies e.,
and Matthew Skies. Mary Daggoi, ! Dnms,
wife Of Bennett Bsggott, Sarah Bag.
gu,t, widow o: Stephen Boycott
1T appearing 10 the satisfaction OF ihe Court,
that Jacob Shes, Arthur Skies. Matthew
Skies, Mary Baggo,,, wife of B,nne,t Baggo,t,
Sarah Baggo,t, widow of Stephen Baggott. de
PENDANTS in ,hrs case reside beyond the limits OF
tins State, h is therefore Ordered by the Court
that publication be made in the Charlotte Journal
for six weeks, that the above named defendants
be and appear a, our next Court Of Pleas ant
Quarter Sessions 10 be held for the county Of Uni
on, at the Court House in Monroe, on the Is
Monday OF October next. then and there TO plead
answer, or dennr 10 said petition. otherwise Judg
/ mcnt will be entered pro coniesso and heard e.
! parte as to them.
Witness, John McCoiluA Clerk OF our SAL
Court, at office. in Monroe, en- the LIST Monday a
July, and 10 the 72d year of our Independence
/ A. d. lS4S.
JOHN McCOLl UNI. c. C, C.
/ Printers fee SIS 62l. July &c, le4S.
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AGENTS WANTED

IDO CANVASS FOR SOME NEW AMI
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B7 For further particulars, address tres, paid
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March. lSis.
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Great Clothing Establishment.
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TO SOUTHERN & WESTERN MERCHANTS
Many years experience in business has satisfied
me that ppTag in newspapers without having any
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seen as handsome and extensive an assortment Of
GcntlemeM's Clothing as can be found
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robe.
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| No los Chestnut Street. Philadelphia.
MIA large stock of piece goods on hand
| Garments made TO order at the shortest notice.
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All Bilious Complaints,

BOWEL COMPLAINTS. CONSIDERATION,
DYSPEPSIA, FEVER AND AGUF, HEAD
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RHEUMATISM, ALL STOMACH coMPLAI
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fame time restore tone ana r,s-. ...s rystem.-
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limbs arc Gisca cd, IS the curative process pro
Goods Under tie uee of these remedies, in enc
and all Of the organs and limbs at the same
time
The ganglions &c The middle portions Of the
neck are connected with the muscles of the limbs
nni body, and the others With the organs. &c.
phY.irians who are not well acquainted with
tesc ma ynetlc symptoms, arc necessarily entire.
" 'EH'a"t =" 49, '''"f'o' '-..-~...s. See them NJ
consequently Should never be allowed 10 Interfere
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Tubercular disease is en'ailed on = great many
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The Form and Terms.

The form will be QUARTO, Of sixteen pages,
all of which will be illustrated. making at the end
Of the year . msRt ifcent volume, worth ten tunes
the price Of subscription; and il will be publish
ed at the low price of TWO DOLLARS per an.
mum, invariably in advance.
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