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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-10-06
Estate of James p. Mclaughlin.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
has been appointed Executor of the estate ol
James P. Mclaughlin, deceased, late Of Carroll
county Ohio. Those indebted are required to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against said estate are requested to pre-.
sent them, legally proven, for settlement within
one year from this date.
THOMAS MCLAUGHLIN, Ex'r.
Sept. 0, 1848.
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Notice.

The report Of the commissioners on the state
road leading from Paris, in Stark county to VIM.
Woods land, in Carroll county, has been filed in
the auditors office in Carroll county All persons
interested will take notice that the commissioners
Of Carroll county will hear the parties for or a.
Etinst said road, and applications for damages
thereon, at their December session, I848.
JOSHUA u. PATTON, A. c. C. o.
September |, I848-48-5t
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NEW GOODS,
The Chcnpest YntI

The subscriber has just received, from the cas-
tern cities, large and we'll selected stock of la
dies aud gentlemen's spring and summer dress
goods consisting, in part, OF ginghams, defanes,
lawns, balzarnes, barayzes, plain and figured
silks, dress handkerchieis, scars, sha wis, Eng
lish and French cloths, cassimers silk velvet sat.
in and silk vestings, tweeds satinets, jeans, and
variety Of low priced woollen and cotton goods
ALSO.
Florence braid, China pearl, and straw bon
nets, fur 'ilk, leghorn, and palm hats, together
with large assortment Of
Hardware, QueenSWare, and Groceries,
Which are now offered cheaper than goods Of the
same quality have ever been sold in CeroIton;
therefore, all persons wishing TO purchase at low
prices, are requested to call and examine this
stock before buying elsewhere, as it will not suG-
Ter by comparison with any other in the place.
All kinds of country produce taken in ex-
change Tor goods. E. SINCLAIR.
CarCton, May 10, 1848-s2-tG
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HARLEM HOTEL.
In the torn of Harlem, Carroll county, Ohio,
Sir miles south of Carrollton.


This House is large and commodious, and is fitted
up expressly for the reception of travellers and Wis
tiers, to the Harlem Springs, which are highly Gel
ebrated for their great Medical qualities. Persons
wishing to pay visit to the Springs, will find prices
moderate, and every thing essential for their COM
fort and qualification.
N. B. The proprietor, being engaged in the Dry
Goods business Peders, will find it their interest
TO call at the Harlem Hotel June 30. 1s4s.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-10-06

Lot No. 50, in the original town plat of Car
rollton, is vacant lot on an alley and fronting the
blacksmith shop of Robert Gould, 60 feet BY 100
back. Itisior sale-cheap. A. l.. LITTELL.
June 80, IS4S-3S-tf
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out lots NO. A., az, az, and A, co

Out lots NO. ~, ~, 13, and II, contain
ing one acre each, and Immediately in the van of
lots No, al and -, and 81 and 3S, described above
with lane from the road to them; these four lots
lietogether, and are enclosed and in grass. | will
sell them together, or separate, as may best suit
A. l., LITTELL
Juno 30, ls4S-3s-tf
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COTTON YARN.

A large lot of cotton yarn, of he best quality
just received at the cheap store of
E. SINCLAIR.
Canollton, May 10, 1848-32-tf
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Estate Of Uriah Markham.

Notice is hereby given, that we have been ap-
pointed executors on the estate Of Uriah Mark
ham, 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.
CHARLES Markham
SOLOMON Markham Elk
September Is, lS4S-49-3t
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SOLE LEATHER.

A large stock of first rate Spanish sole leather
on hand and for sale, by E. SINCLAIR.
Carrollton, May 10, l848-32-tf.
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Estate OF Thomas ScarIOtt.

Notice is hereby given, that we have been sp-
pointed administrators Of the estate of Thomas
Scarlott, late of Carroll county, Ohio, deceased
Allpersons 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 JOHNSON,
CATHARINE sCARLoTTS Adm''
September is, lS4S-49-3t
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COOKING STOVES

ever offered in Cauollon. TheirSoves are made
Of the beat quality of Cincinnati metal, and are
Of the mest approved patterns, anS adapted par
teuarly to this section Of country, embracing al
most every variety and style. The ready sale,
and high appreciation which have attended them
in Cincinnati, Wsllsyills, and other cities Of the
west, induce the subscribers 10 offer them to this
community with the full assurance that their su-
psriOrs cannot bs found in any market.
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Behold We bring yOu glad Ildlngsl
Sos your dimes and reap your dOllarsl
CINCINNATI AT YOUR DOORI
CinciDnnIi SfOVe SfOrf

The subscribers are now receiving, direct from
Ias city Of Cincinnati and Wellsville, and OPEN
ing Two doors south Of II. A Sudger's store, mex:
door TO Eekley x Davis law Office, ths largest
and most snIendid assnrtmsnI of
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-10-06

Lot No. 40. of Atkinson and McCook's addi.
ton to CarrolltOn, is situate just above the steam
mill, adjoining j. d. Patton; is enclosed and has !
number of fruit trees on it, | wish to sell it.
A. L. LITTELL.
June 30, ls4s--aS-M
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Lot No. 80, of Atkinson's addition to Carroll.
ton is situated on the corner of Lisbon and Liberty
streets, and is enclosed with paling fence, paint.
ed white. 1t is beautiful and desirable lot: wish
to sell it. A. L, LITTELL.
June 80, lS4S-3S-tf.
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ALSO:

A variety Of parlor stoves, coal stoves, CRATES,
hollow ware, sad irons, charcoal furnaces, watfsl
irons for stoves, dog irons, wagon boxes, Whites
cast steel axes, shoves, forks, and general as
sortment of hardware, and tinware of every va
rsty and description, at reduced prices.
.ALSO. A GOOD Assortment of
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SleubenvHle.
j, II. TRIP
CarrOllton.
STOKELY 4 TRIP,

Attorneys and CounSeliOrs Al LaU,
OFFICE in the court house. The retainer oflh,
one W i'll secure the sevlces ollhe other.
Carrollton, May 2, i845-tt
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-04-04
NORTHU NBERLAND COUNTY.

At a public meeting composed Of portion OF
the Democrats from all parts Of the county OF
Northumberland, held pursuant to notice, at the
Coari House on Friday. The Path day Of March,
ls4s:
On the motion Of Col. Edwin Nelms, DR.. Gus.
tavus B.. Campbell was called TO the Chair, and
Mr.. J. R. Stith, appointed Secretary. Colonel
Nelms in a few forcible remarks explained The
object of The meeting to be the selection of q
Democratic candidate to represent the county o.
Northumberland in the next General Assembly
The county has alnay, been democratic, and he
believed she was 50 still; and as such, the pre-
sent delegate, Mr.. gasye, had entirely failed &c
represent her in the present Legislature. There
had been but two strictly party questions, be
believed, before the Legislature this session.
The case OF the Harrison contested election, anc
the election Of Councillor. In the one, MIR
Basye gave not the vote of hi, county, for he yo
ted not at all; in the other, he reversed the yo
Of his county, in voting for a Wing Councillor
No one, he thought, would question the right Of
Northumberland 10 a fair representation in tie
Legislature of Virginia. She was not nov
represented, and he hoped that this meeting
would now, in a proper spirit, select some mar
who was a decided Democrat man of firm
ness and ability, and one for whom The entire
Democratic party, throughout the county, could
vote with the confident assurance that their
wishes would be truly represented in the mex
General Assembly.
MIR John D. Belts, nominated Mr.. Rober,
Henderson, as one peculiarly fit to be the can.
didale of The Democratic party, but after some
consultation, Mir. b. withdrew his nomination,
and on motion, the chair appointed a committee
consisting of three gentlemen from each parish,
to Wit; For Wiccomieo parish, Cyrus Harding,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-04-04
For the ENQUIRER.
TUT tt EHYUWtT'
HAMPTON DISTRICT CONVENTION

HAMPlON Dlo hlCl VEN llON,
Messrs. Editors: Two modes Of appointing
delegates from this distGicl 10 the Baltimore Con-
yenilun have been s~ugge>te! in your pa per: me
! OF them, that meetings be held in four different
! sections, for The purpose OF selecting each a dele
ea,,; the other, that there be a Convention oil The
whole district d, Hampton on The tenth Of May.
The question is yet open. and il is proper that
we should have some deGnilive understanding re.
spe' ting il.
The digestion in favor OF sectional meetings
seems 10 have BEEN made with III view, in a great
measure. OF accommodating ne Eastern Shore
il being so wioely 8 paialed IRON The rest OF he
dis r:cl. Tae subject has, however, been Canvass
ed among US here, aud il is considered advisable
10 hold a District Convention al the place and
line above mentioned. II may b. announcement
10 US, bul we are willing 10 snhlrct ourselves 10
this, iur the gralifcalun oil meeting our brethren
10 The district. have been requested 10 make
this announcement 70 you, and 10 say that The De.
mucrais Of this county will meet al their Court
House on Wednes- ay the 9th OF April, for the
purpose OF appointing a delegation TO a Conven-
lion TO be held a, Hampton on the tenth OF May.
| am also authorized, in behalf of The Democrats
Of Northampton, 10 say hat they will mold a meet
ing Tor The same purpose, at he next April coufl
OF that county.
II is hoped lhaltheIe will be concert throughout
the district. +.
Accomack, March 80.
We would respectfully sugses, that the gentle.
men from The District now in The city unite in
he opinion that, TO avoid confession and 10 pro.
mote The convenience of all portions Of The Dis
,rict, The place (Hamplon) ard he time CI0!h
May recommended above, be agreed upon by
general consent. Ii is probable thai the majority
Of the counties will FIX upon that time and place
and it appears reasonable that such an expression
Of opinion should have weis ht.- Enquirer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-04-04
THF RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

John II. Coles, and Peter Moore. For Lower
ST. Stephens parish, Col. Edwin helms, Oscar
Blackwell, and Frederick Downing For Upper
ST. Stephens parish, Capt. D. Cox, DR.. William
Il. Harding and Mr.. William b. Davenport: to
take the matter into consideration and to report
TO the meeting the name of democrat good and
true'' who would be acceptable 10 the party In
all parts Of the county. The committee, after
having retired q few moments, returned and re-
ported the name Of Mr.. Robert Henderson, as
the unanimous choice Of the committee. The
vote upon the report Of the committee was Then
taken, and it was confirmed by a unanimous
voice. On motion, the Chair then appointed a
committee, consisting of Messrs. John d. Belts,
William Middleton and DR.. Presly helms, to
inlorm Mr.. Henderson of his nomination., and TO
request his acceptance. The committee in a
short time, conducted MIR. Henderson into The
meeting, who returned his thanks 10 the meet
ing f their confidence in him ne would
take the field with all the energy and ability he
possessed, but at the same time, begged leave
10 remind the party, that alone he could DO but
little. The battle must rest with them, ana ne
called upon them, as they valued their tlme-ho'
nored principles, to put forth their energies to
| a man, and not only be at the polls themselves
but TO SIC that their neighbors were there also.
On motion Of Mr.. +. Blackwell, it wa resolv'
ed, that the proceedings of this meeting DC
signed by the Chairman and Secretary, and
forwarded 10 the Richmond Enquirer for publ
cation.
GUSTAYUS B. CAMPBELL, Prest.
john r. STITK, Sec'y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-04-04
STRONG GAME.

The Republican, while it still avows its oppo-
sition TO the "veteran political gamblers" Of a
National Convention, hopes that The friends OF
Taylor will send delegates TO that body, "sim,
ply to ratiy the selection which has cen olrea
dy made bya sovereign people," Of Gen. Taylor
f r President. 1t says that, though Taylor shou d
not DO the nominee of the Convention, "he will
still remain the man Of the people," and it adds,
eve have hoisted his flag, subject 10 the deci.
sion of the American people, and by that tgibu.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-04-04
To The Editors of tie Enquirer:

AMELIA COUNTY. ,.
nessrs. Editors: In accordance with ptgrous
notice, the Democrats held a meeting on f,r
day. 23d OF March, tAmelia county cou'.1 70.
Inc purpose Of nominating a candidate ~ iepph
semi the county in The next Legislature. ~
meeting was organized by The appo'n."c rsn.
Fabius Lawson Chairman, anu mus h,,h
shaw Secretary. From he immense c.o ~ s;cnl,v
OF Democrats and Wings, present, glea' h.hall Of
wa, anticipated in taking me Voses :" void.
,be various nominees. With The view Oh 90
ing confusion and thus 10 fac'ii'a'e Loo, com.
ton. Col. J. T. Bottom moved thai a sno,,ino
miuee be appointed, for The purpose oi ispo,mas
| II the meeiips The names OF two "a
| whnm they might consider most aVdi'do'e -
| ihs meeting 10 select As a candidate o"e IT,
! individuals reported BY the commiAee. ,h.;r
motion was sirenuously opposed oy INC ~ ,he
man and by MIR. Giles, and voted ao"" y -,
meeting. The chairman, Mr.. Lawson mug -
| mai ali the nominees should De voleu ioi, ! ;"
no one received a majotity Of The whole lhe ~" !.
e.l nominee should be dr. pped ana SO on
nominee received a majority oil all lne s,.a
MIR. Giles approved the mode Of voIinS sussee -
by MIR. Lawson, with this difference: 'ndl :.
friend OF a nominee should have The privilege VI
re.numinaling him, il he should lhink PfoPe.'--
Mr.. Thomas Z. Bottom thought mat a ho in'a
ton could mol be lairiy made III d nous IN
wi,h Wings ami Democrats, and persons Sho
had no votes, and moved that The nomilld'Ion NC
made oul Of doors, by the friends Of each nominee
forming separate lines. This motion was una.
nimously adopted; and, after various evolu''on ny
and cpunlermaGchcs the lines were iorilleu duu
The votes accurately taken. The following was
the result:
For Lewis Z. Harvie, %; Peter F; Boisseaux'
81; Col. Thos. w. Webster, 8; Jas. T. Cooke, 4
So Mr.. Boisseaux was nominated by a MAORI
" OF D over MIR. Harvie, and BY a majority OF
10 over all. II is proper 10 remark, however
that many OF the friends Of Col. Webster and o.
Mr.. Cooke voted for MIR. Boisseaux, when II was
discovered that MIR. BoisseauS had The majority
We do hope that The friends Of Mr.. HaIvle vii
follow his example, and rally 10 a man around
the standard oil our candidate, and thus triumph
aully prove that they barle for principles, and no
Tor men. We most earnestly appeal 10 every
Democrat 10 sustain Mr.. Boisseaux, and The re
suit will be a Curious triumph on The h ! Thurs
day in April. The Wings are in high spirits
from the lac, lhstlhere are twenty-one new Wits
votes made in enc deed, who, being The peculiar
friends Of The Wing candidate, will certainly bt
al the polls. D,mocra;s Of Republican Amelia
be We also, eacAand every one of you, atIhe polls
and all will be veil. IS CREEk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-04-04
A Card

The undersigned, acting as mutual friends Of
Messrs. W. NJ. Bnrwell, J. h. Irving, B. NJ. De
VIII and J. NJ. Daniel, land whose mediation
has been entirely voluntary have the satisfaction
10 announce, that The unpleasant difference be.
tween the Two first and two last of these gentle
men has been amicahiy and honorably ABUSED.
JAMES LYONS,
p. Fl. AYLETT,
GEO. C. RIA VIKINGS,
EUSTACE CONWAY,
JAS. F. STROTEER.
LEWIS E. HARVIE,
A. T. CAPERTON,
WIN. F. RICHIE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-04-04
HANOVER COUNTY.

Al inc Apfii muster, al Ou CnuTcn, Hanover
r. 6 Smith was called 10 The Chair and Capt
B. w. Talley appointed Secretary, when, aflel
an address by G. w. Basselt, The following pre-
amble and resolutions were unanimously adopted
Confident that the divine right Of sovereignty
exists only in the people, and {, joicins in The en-.
joymenl OF civil liberty, under republican insli
t%ulions, We, a portion ollhe people OF Hanover here
assembled, deem The occasion fiji 10 express oul
high qualification al the recent events in France
resulting in The establishment Of a Republic
We deem j, meet and right at all times unitedly
10 speak forth thr Joy OF our hearts al every new
and triumphant evidence OF the capacity OF The
people Tor sell government and The demonstration
II their power in the subversion OF all unholy cf
forts al The supremacy Of The few al the expense
Of the many.
In the lrue spirit Of sympathy we wept for sui
iering Ireland, and literally extended our benevo.
lence 10 her starving millions; in The same spiril
ne rejoice with liberated France, and offer her our
cordial congratulations upon The reeencrating in.
ruence Of her Tepublicanism, trusting that its
rermanence may equal us manifest universally,
and lie enl # Time alone mark lis extinction.
Re.oive:, Ina, vi duly appreciate The pro.
prirly o' lie recognition # he new born Repuh-
lie ii France by The Minister Of The United
States. an! III" sympathy eyincei by The resident
American popu' alton.
Resoiy I. That We hail, as an omen Of the
dawn:ns d.y II Universal Rerublicanisn, The
ready action If The Minister Of England, accord.
ing with uur own, and cannot W thhoId The Jus,
measure Of our praise al such concord.
Resolved, Thai The good order prevalent in The
midst OF, or immediately upon The heels of such
exciting scenes, calls forth our highes, admira.
ton, and is, We believe and hope, a prcsage OF
permancncy and decision ~insuring The happies,
results.
Resolved, That we contemplate in lhis great
cveEl not only The highest benefit 10 mankind al
large, but especially 10 ourselves, freeing u from
all tear ot foreign interference in all lime u
come, e%yalting our station in he catalogue Of ma
lions, and giving US a support and communion
promo;ive oil our best Interests.
Resolved, That We can never forget the 'aid
and comfort" afforded US by France in our own
great struggle Tor he privilege of self govern
menl; and. should she require more than The ex-
preston OF our cungrarulatlons, We doubt no, the
citizens OF the United States will pay their debt
with in crest.
Resolved, Tha,,he proceedings of This meeting
be signed BY he Chairman and Secretary and
forwarded 10 The Richmond papers, with a re-
quest ina, they be published.
K G. SMITH, Chairman.
y w TArrrr Seornfarv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-04-04
WILLIAMSBURG T

At meeting Of h. Republican party Of the
City OF Williamsburg, hell al the Court House
on the night OF he IS h OF March, 1915, on mo-
zion William S. Peachy, Esq was called 10 the
Chair, and John Fl. Barlow appointed Secretary.
The Chairman laving explained that the object
Of The meeting vas 10 make preparations for a
District Conven,on by which delegates were 10
be appointed 10 The National Convention, 10 be
held in Bdltimoe, Tor the purpose Of nominating
a President OF ne United States, The following
resolurons we've proposed, and unanimously
adopted:
Isl Resolved. That il be recommended by this
meeting, that The District Convention 10 re as
scm!l d for b. 10Th Electoral District, 10 ap.
point deleg tes 10 The Baltimore Convention, be
helt in The clly)t Williamsburg on The 5lh day
OF Nav next
2d. Resolved, That Lemuel j. Bowden, Ro-
bert Ii. Armhlead. John II. Barlow, Thomas
Jones, John II. King, Parks Slater, William
Waller, Peer T. Powell, Stephen o. Virgin,
James Gray, and William S. Peachy, be ap-
pointed our delegates 10 said District Convention.
On motion oi John NJ. King, it was further
resolved, thai This meeting recommend Captain
Ro. Fl. ATmiiead TO Inc District as a suitable
candidate for thc Legislature, and we pledge our
selves TO use all honorable means 10 secure his
election.
Resolved, That these proceedings be trans
mirled 10 the Richmond Enquirer and Examiner,
aud The Norfolk Argus, for publication and then
the meeting adjourned.
WA - DEArI1U CL--