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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-12-01
WING MEETING.

Pursuant to a call, a number Of the Wings oI
CarrollIon, convened at the House Of GEORGE
BEATTY, ESQ. On motion Of r. McCLAvE
STUART G. MCKEE, was called to the Chair, and
II. WELKER, appointed Secretary.
On motion. i, was, ReSolued, ThatIhe Wings
of glorious "Liue Carroll" be requested to
mast with the Wings Of Carrolton, on Salur-
day evening next, December Cad. 10 celebrate
the election of Gen. ZACHARY TAYLOR. TO the
office ofPresident, and MILLARD FILLMORE Vice
President Of the U. S., by TOrch'Light Pro-
cession, Bonfires, &c.
On motion, S. G. McKEE, GEO. F. kENE-
DY, ID. COLEMAN, Gro. SINCLAIR, JAMES CoNK'
LIN and B. F. BUTLER, were appointed com
mittee Of arrangements.
On motion, B. +. BUTLER, was appointed the
financial member Of said committee.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
STUART G. McKEE, Chairman,
II. WELLER, See'y.
Carrolon, Nov. 20, l648.
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From The PiHsbTgh Gdsele.
Extensive Fire.

Our city was thrown into state orconsi1cr
able alarm on Thursday night, about bali past
eleven O'Clock, by the cry Of fire" On look
ing out We perceived the atmosphere most
brilliantly illuminated, and at first lanccd thai
the lire was in the very next street. Follow.
ing the light as best We could, and travelling at
loasl mile and half in tho mud, we eyenlu
ally came to the spot on Second street, and
found. the whole Of the extensive foundry and
machine shop of MIR. Jno. Nicholson, not mere.
ly in flames, bat almost burnt TO the ground
How the fire originated is not known there hav.
inS been no fire in The premises Tor about TWO
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The NATIONAL lNTELrIGENcEE.--Whll hllespea.
king Of Congressional papers, We cannot pass
this old "stand by" ia silence. The lniell'gen-
Ger has ever Observation-Disclosures Of Wing
measures, through eyiIusweIl through goodr''
port. When the sky was darkesl--'he clouds
most lowering--Ihe lightning flashed round eve.
~ mountain top, and the thunder torrents cour'
sing down every valley, the Inlelligeneer stood
unmoyed--like a sentinel ona tower, or steers
man at the helm--delcrmined 10 weather the
storm. Though he may have erred. as human
nature frequently does, he has always stood by
the Wing party; let that party remember him.
The Weekly Intellgencer is published at So
per annum; 81 during the approaching session
Of Congress. Address Gales Il SeaIon.
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The Ono SrATEsNAN.-We insert, in anolh.
or column, the prospectus of the Ohio Statesman
for the coming session of the Legislature. The
Statesman is the accredited organ of the Demo.
cratic party in Ohio, and most iaihuly has it
labored to maintain that designation. We 70.
commend i,tothe Ohio Democracy; being satisf.
ed that when the Statesman with democrats,
friend will meet with friends, Exclusive of its
political bias, the Statesman is valuable news.
paper.
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TIE Ono STATE JouRNAL.-This Journal will
be furnished to subscribers for three months, in,
stead of dnring the session Of tho Legislature,
as has heretofore been the custom. The Jour.
nal is printed every day Except SundOy,) and will
conta in the proceedings of the Legislature u1 to
the time it is put to press. As newspaper, the
Journal affords rare facilities. Columbus being
in Telegraphic communication with Washing.
ton, and the principal cities in the Union, the
means for obtaining the latest intelligence uro
rarely surpassed. As political sheet, the char.
meter Of the Journal is well known. To those
who intend to paronizo a Columbus paper du.
ring the approaching session Of the Legislature,
and who prefer a Wing paper, we recommend
tho State Journal
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-12-01

GoDEY's LADY's BooK.-The December mum.
Der of this elegant monthly has been received.
Its engravings are in Godey's best style; its lite
rary contents rarely surpassed. The whole ma
king one of the richest Magazines we have ever
seen. This number closes the current year.
The new volume commences on the first Of
January next For terms, and other particulars
see prospectus in another column. Cooley will
make his promises good.
By the way, the December number of $50.
dey" is again gra2ed with that exquisite Por-
trait-'One Of our Contributors Several olour
brethren of the press have been insevere tribula-
lion to discover the original. For our part, we
rested easy. We have mot minds 's-eye, if not
the original, duplicate copy.
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sale Of Rca! Estate by Order of Court.

On Saturday the 3Oth day Of December, A. D.
1919. ho,ween the hours o. 10 o'clock. A. VI. and
or'ork, r. NJ, OF said dav, at the door Of the
court hor,c in the tow Of Carroltoa, will be sod
- the ghpst bidder, the folIowiNg real estate, as
sa properly of Peter HeIold, deceased, to wit:
Lot number twelve lI2) with the appurtcnances.
in Tho town Of Malvern, in the county Of Carroll,
and Stale Of Ohio, arprai. ed attwo hundred dol.
lars, and clear o. all aCumbr II es.
TErMS OF SALE. One third cash in hand, and
the remaining two thirds in equal annual pay
mnnts, with interest from date To he secured J.
nortpago IN The promises. JOHN H. TRIP.
Admir-. tie houis non, OF Peter Herold, deed.
December |, l34s--8-5t. Pr. fee 81 so.
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The State of ohio, CarrOn county, W..
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Amos Sharrod


In Chancerv.
Robert Hannah, el. sls. }
Tfs. said Robert Hannah will take rotre shat
m the 2lst dag o. October, la48, Amos Sherrof,
Of said Carroll county, flied in tn court of con =
mon pleas Of the county OF Carroll, and State of
Ohio, g hin in chonrerv, against the seed Robert
Hannsh, Elisha ArGuitr, sheriff Of Car oil court,
Ohio, Lrniord Van RuakiIk, and Charles NJ Sher-
rod The object aud prayer OF which said bill il
to pnio.N the said no' ert Hannah from further
proceedings in certain LEGAL action at law, be-
guN. by hn against said Amos Shnrrod and 9th.
er=. in the court OF common p, as Of Jefferson
county. ard State Of OHIO; and that the Judgment
ree taken BY said Hannah AGAINST sid Shemody
Van Huskrk, and Charles NJ Sherrod, in said
cause by warrant OF attorney to confess judg-
mcnt for the sum Of S72s 90 delt, aud $i93,0O
d macrs and costs of suit; and said bill charges
that there is large amount Of Illegal interest in
said Judgment, AMI the note upon which the same
is based. The bill further alleges that Hannah re-
siicS oGt Of the State Of Ohio, and h 10 attor-
ney in this county--admits The sum of S760 90 to
bo due to Hannah, and depO.ites that amount
with the ceik Of III" court Of comm n pleas cf
Carroll county, su ieCl to ilannah's Orler. b /
further alleges that comp airRnt has given two
smal notes to Hannah for interest due OF he ono
iad ymont is ou prays Haun1h may he eniOin4d
ion proceeding further IN hjs action at law, or
tn collect said small noes, that he be re luired 70
produce rh'm; and that they may he held for
nought; that the cause may he ref fIr i to mas
ter al THIS court, to state an account OF The q.
mount Of the nrnruai and interest due 70 Eol-
nah and thai Hannah be perp"tuaHy eDoined
fro ~ collecting said amount OF usury, &c. And
ths laid Roh.r Hannah is further rotihcd thaG
IN 'eas he arpoar, and plead answer, or demur
to said Hill within sixty days after the next term
Of the court. the sad Amos Shprrcd, at the term
next after the expiration Of said sixty days will
arply to said court TO take the matters oI the hin
as confessed, and to decree thereon accordingly.
ECKLET & DAVIS,
Solicjtnrs for complainant.
D"comhpr /. IGi9-8-Gt Pr. fee 81
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how MUCH 1T COSTS!

In this city there are al least 2,4oo adult
tnalos. or this number 1000 use tobacco
For cigars they pay not less than four cents a
day, making for each $3.50 n year, and to-
tai for the 2 OOO Of ISL, 200. For tobacco six
cents per week, making &3 I2 per year. To-
tai for cigars and tobacco, per year, 1920
for the cilizens of Cleveland. The cigars and
tobacco cost almost, if not quite, as much as
the flour consumed in our city. There are sew.
eral individuals who pay not less than 500 a
year for cigars; at So per barrel this would Pur.
chase 90 barrels of -four, equal to the supply of
four families, or 90 pc rsons with the staple of
hte. And all Of this $1,000 is paid for IN anj.
Gle injurious to the human system. and entirely
unproductve of any good.-CIeve. True Dem.
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LIrTELL's LIVING AGE.-This is the title Of a
weekly publication, Of 48 pages, published at
Boston, by f. Littell & Co. 1t is made up of
choice selections from the various Foreign and
American magazines and ndnewspGpors. Ills en-.
phalicuIly a syPe of Age, history of the Times,
u casket of jewels, depository of choice lor.
amre,-domcstic and foreign. No other publ.
cation, with which We are acquainted, traverses
as extensive range as the "Living Age;" none
other combines so many material qualities. 1t
takes purview of the whole universe; a glance
at the whole human family.
The Living Age" is published at six dollars
per annum. This, aIthe first glance, may seem
at exorbilant price; but when the reader consid.
ers that it contains the major part Of all the ar.
,icles and reviews published in the foreign mag
azncs, and that it makes four volumes of six
hundred pages each, during the year, he mus
admit that il is one Of the cheapest, as ii is Ger
'oinIy one Of The best, publications in the coun'
lry.
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Tie Meeting Of congress.

On Monday next Congress will rousScmblc
atIhe City of Washington. Wo are not adv'
sed of what important measures vii! attract the
attention Of the assembled ''wisdom of the ma
ton. Ills fair TO presume, however, that the
clearing Of the political wrsck will be a promi.
nent object Of consideration. This matter, i'm.
por,ont in Itself, and Of the utmost consequence
to the human family, will most likely be dealt
with in the spirit Of mere party hacks;-a dodg.
ing of the responsibility on all sides. The fac.
ton coming into power will be eager to have the
question Of liberty ar slavery settled during the
term Of present administration, whilst that 60.
ing out of power will Oe as eager TO throw the
responsibility upon its successors. In th,
scramble after popularity nothing will be done;
and the Freemen Of the north will learn, when
it is too late, that "Procrastinalion is The thief
Of limo."
The rcmodelIing Of tho Post Office laws, to
secure the reduction of the present rates of pos
tage, will be another object of consideration
This is matter in which The people are interest.
ed; and if the Representatives. do not act upon it,
the Masters will.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-12-01

To SHAvERs!-Use the liquid shaving material
kept by r. Mccall. Call and he will tell you all
about the Circassian Balm. This is the only art-
Gle OF the kind IN De in the United States, and no
family should be without it, as il is perfect master
Of all pain-burns, scalds, sores and ulcers, tumors.
&c, &c, and although liquid it makes magnif-
cent lather for shaving and soens the beard to an
extent heretofore never dreamt Of. Try il! Price
95 cents bottle. Call and look at it, and you will
be certain to buy.
Carrollton forthe genuine Hibbard Pills. Also by
A8EATs.-HbcIt and Hoohler, Jrf'.rsnn; Carr
L Cummings. Leesbu-g; ]. Forbes, Hsgerstown;
Ne cBean and Knox, Cadiz; Doct Sinclair, Steu-
henv!ile; McCazky Palermo.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-12-01

MARRIED, on the 10Th OF October, by the Rev.
E. Regal, Mr.. JESSE NORRIS to Miss GRIsELL FIFE.
On the Dist Of Oct, by the same Mr. Abraham
Norris to Miss Mary Ann Stockman.
On the 10th ult by the Rev A. Stump, Mr. Rob-
ert l.. VGnhorn to Miss Agnes collars
On the 23d ult., by the Rev A Swaney, Mr.
John w. Grin to Miss Mary Jane Lewton.
On the same day, by the same Mr.. Samuel II.
Workman to Miss Harriet Lewton, all Of Carroll co.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-12-01

THE national PICTORIAL LlBRARY.-This is
the title Of Monthly Magazine, established in
Boston, by W. Simonds & Co., in July last
Five numbers have already been issued. The
"palform" Of the "National Library" embraces
both light and substantial reading. The con-
tents Of each number ure varied and interesting
--interspersed with numerous engravings-the
whole done up in neat and elegant manner
The "NaIional Library" is periodical of some
note, and bids fair for life of greater useful.
ness. Terms---lwo dollars per annum.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-12-01

The UNIoN.--The Union and Supplement-
will be Published through the approaching ses-
sion of Congress, as heretofore. The Union
is well known throughout the country as the of.
fetal organ of the present Executive. Ii has
proved us faithful 10 its master as the victims of
the "peculiar institution" 1t is won't 10 defend,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-12-01

The LADIES NATIONAL MAGAzINE,-Tbe De.
cember numberof the "National" came to hand
in due season. 1t is graced with several supe.
rior engravings. aud tasty articles. The "No-
,ional" is edited by Mrs. Ann S. Stephens and
Charles J. Peterson. These individuals are cX.
rensivoly known as elegant and chas,c writers.
A periodical can possess no higher recommen.
daton than the fact that it is under the editorial
control Of such host They have already
written their names, in charactersor living light,
on the very pinnacle of literary fame.
The National Magazine is published monthly
in Philadelphia, by Charles J. Peterson, at Two
dollars per annum. payable in advance. =
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-12-01

NprANA-Sale of Dr. M'Lane's Vermifuge!--
Among the hundreds Of letters, certificates and
ders received by the proprietors of this medicine,
the following is selected to show its character, and
the effect of its use in distant part of the West
The Messrs. Cotton are dry goods merchants, but
are also agents for the sale OF the choicest medicines
WINCHESTER, lND Sept. 20, lS47.
Messrs. Kidd g. Cove happened to geta lot
of M'Lanes Vermiluge last spring, prepared by
Yourselves. So soon as the vermifuge was introdu-
ced in our community, the demand became go great
for il that our stool; was soon exhausted 1t has
produced the best effect wherever it has been used
in this section, and is very popular among the PeO-
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GRAHtM's MAGAZINE, for December, is on our
table. 1t fully maintains the high character OF
"Grahom" as an artistic and literary periodical,
Its engrayings are superb; its tales we'll written,
and its typographical appearance unsurpassabIc.
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ROUGH AND READY.
The subscriber is still enge ged in the tallorinI
business, in all is branches, in the town OF
Harlem, Carroll county, Ohio, 'f

where he is constantly prepared to make a., os
s1riptos Of clothing, in The latest style, anu '
approved manner, upon very snS'' hO q A. H,
he is in the regular receipt OF .: a ao,.,1,i0.d
",o on,yonr either in the style or durability
nr ' ii. i. wolkmanship. The patronage ol the pHb-
lie is sespectIulIy solicited L. i4o"DA
October 20, I84S-2-u'
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NAlJSLYNS.

A large lot Of brown and beached muslins. just
received, and for sale at the store Of
SINCLAIR 4 BRACKIN.
Carroll;on, October 20, l8Is-2-tf.
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pie. We are desirous OF obtaining the medicine
hereafter direct from yourselves as i sells more ia
Pidly than sny other medicine we Keep. Please
send Us gross Immediately.
D.J.&Jw. COTTON.
For sale at MeCall's drug store and Isaac Akin
son g. Co., CUrrollton; John Potter. New Harris
burgh; homas Lake, Morges; Slemmons a. Alex
der, New Cumberlund George Manfull & Son, 40
gusta; John r. Couch, WHynesburgh; Isaac Tel
Ter, Bolivar; c. a. Boegel, Magnolia, J. Sinclair g.
Pekin; tlibbeu Boory, Minerva; Jacob Jones,
Harlem Springs; r. G. Story, Kilgore; McElroy
q Russell, Jefferson; Hanna g. Medill, New Rum
ley; A. +. Crosby, New Market; J. NJ. Holmes g.
Brother, Masters Mills; Carr e. Cummings, Lees
turgh; Latimer & Forbes, New Hagerstown; H.
Roby g. Co., New Hagerstown.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-12-01

SEARS PIcToRIAL FAMILY MAGAzINE.-We
invitelhe eausnlion ofour readers, & Of all friends
Of useful knowledge, to the Prospectus of Sears
Pictorial Family Magazine, published in another
part of lo.day's paper. We have been an auen-
live reader Of this periodical for the last year,
aud can, with confidence, recommend il to the
favorable consideration Of discriminating pub
lie. Like all the rest Mr.. Sears publications,
the pictorial Family Magazine" is devoted ex.
clusively 10 the dissemination Of useful and en-
tertOining knowledge; and, like them, it labors
10 elevate, 10 instruct to chasten. the great hu.
man family. The style of Mr.. Sears, as wr.
ter, is at once pleasing, dgnfed and instructive:
PercePuble vein Of morality running through
The whoe,-leadng the mind, by fowery paths,
from "NaIure up to Nalure's God"
We have, on several occasions, enriched our
columns with copious extracts from the "Pclo.
rial Family Magazine" Those articles sudi-
centy indicate the character Of the work. We
cannot, however, forbear adding our humble ties.
timony in favor of the invaluable qualities Of
Mr.. Sears TueIy useful publications.
The pictorial Family Magazine" is publish.
ed monthly, at ls9 Nassau street, New York,
by ROBERT SEARS, at 81 per annum. No fami
ly can expend dollar to better advantage than
by subscribing for this Magazine. 1t will be a
welcome monthly visitor, and make an instruc-
tive book, of nearly six hundred pages, at the
end Of the year.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-12-01

R.M. cRosIER.
McCLAVE q CRCSIER,

ATTORNEYS AND coUNsELLoRs AT LAW.
Office in the South Eastern corner Of the Court
House, CaEFollton, Ohio. Dec. /, l848-8d ID
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BESEvoLENcE.--Bin Binevoience is always vir-
uous priaci2Ie. It's operations always secure 10
Others their natural rights; and II literally su'
peradds more lhan they are entitled 10 claim.
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SALE.

20 Barrels Yellow. creek salt, on hand and for
4alc, by SIMULATE BhAChlN'
Carrolltou, October 90. I648 1T
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Estare Of samuel Morrison.

Notice is hereby given, that have been sp-
pointed executor on the estate Of Samuel Morri-
son. late Of Carroll county, Ohio, deceased. All
persons indebted to said estate are required to
make Immediate payment, and those having claims
against the same, to present them, legally proven
for settlement, within one year from this date.
JOHN SINCLAIR, Ex'r.
December |. 1Sl9-2-3 n'.
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or the Spaniel that erouchss TO the lash. May
rs latter be not like unto hisl
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J. II SINCLAIR,
Carrollton.
JAMES MASON,
New Lisbon.
MASON & SINCLAIR,

ATTORNEYS AND coUNSELLoRs AT LAW.
Have entered into partnership, and will attend to
all business entrusted to their care, with prompt
ness and dispatch. Office in the BRICK building ad.
Joining the store of Sinclair & BraCkn-up stairs.
Carroton, November "a, l64S-7-tf.
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Graham's Magazine is regarded, and very justly
TOO, as one Of the very best periodicals., devoted
TO light literature, now published. The current
volume closes with this number. Graham Of
iers liberal inducements TO subscribers for the
coming year. This Magazine is under the cdi.
loral control Of George r. Graham. Joseph K.
Chandler. andJ. Bayard Taylor. As'rong team.
Graham's Magazine is published monthly, by
Samuel D. Patterson, in Philadelphia, at three
dollars per annum, payable in advance.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-12-01

Lot No. 40. of Atkinson and McCook's add.
ton to CarrolltoH, is situate just above the steam
mill, adjoining ]. D. Patton; is enclosed and has
number of fruit trees on it. wish to sell it.
A. L. LTTTELL.
June so, l84s-3S-tf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-15
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, ]

RICHMOND, 18th August, l6d6.
PINCH CROSS John Cross, Issac A Goddin, E1eou
1 tor Of Hugh Davis, deceased, Susanna Davis, WI
dow of the said Hugh Davis, William l. White and
Elizabeth his wife, and John Davis infant SON of e.
vira Davis, by the said Isaac Goddn, his next friend
against Plaintiffs:
william H B Campbell and Nancy his wife, who
was Nancy Cross, in her right, and as curutrx
Of The estate Of Fleming Cross, deceased John En-
dcrs, Samuel 8 Myers, Tlnsley Davis, and Charles
Starr, infant, by Robinson, hts guardian ad ltem,
assigned by the Court TO defend him In this suit,
Defendants.
Pursuant to decree Of the Goth March, Is4s of tho
Superior Court OF Chaneey for The Richmond Circuit,
the Court, among other things, decreed that this suit
stand revived In the of Jordan Harris, Admi-
nstrator Of Finch Cross deceased as party plaintiff
and doth adudsr, order and decree, that one OF the
Commissioners Of this Court do reform the accounts
heretofore reported In this cause, by making special
statement in conformity with the principles declared
by decree of the Court of Appeals Of The nineteenth
Of February, eighteen hundred and forty eight.
And The Court doth further adjudge, order and de-
cree, that the defendants, William H Campbell and
Nancy B his wife, do render before the said Commits
sioner further and full account Of the estate of Fem
Ing Cross deceased and that they deliver unto the
PLAINTIFF the slaves In their hands II any, TO the use OF
which Fleming Cross was entitled for MS lie only,
and TO which the plaintiffs are now ontitled and that
they also render upon oath, account Of their hires
before the said accounts the said
COMMISSIONERS directed to examine and state and re-
port the Court, with any matters, specially stated,
deemed pertinent by himself which may be required
BY any ofthe parties to DO so stated.
Tie parties are hereby notified to attend at my office,
In the city of Richmond, ON The Gath day Of October
next At 10 O'Clock, NJ with The evidence necessary
enable me perform the duties required by the said
decree. JOHN SHORE, Commissioner.
Sept l5-cw4w%