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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-06-21
"SALUBRIA, CHEMUNG Co., N.Y.
Feb. 10Th, 1S47. {

'eO' NOph, lo9I.
~ Kidd & Co.-When your agent was here I
had just opened, and he left but few dozen of
MLane's Vermifuge, and Lind IL is going off very
fast, and thus far it has given good satisfaction and
has proved to be just what the public wants. and
we have got it agoing, and do not wish 10 get
out. have but one dozen. left. When your A.
gent was here, ] think he told me some place to
send II should want more, but if he did, have
forgotten. Will you have the goodness to order for
me slx dozen more on the receipt Of this.
PETER FRYER"
and retail by ! KIDD e. co
- No. 90, Wood street. Pitsburr. Pa.
Stanton, Ta
Or N. B-Purchasers will please he n,,,icul,,
and inquire for "Dr. .W'IaneJ. Wo+,6 fSnsc;Se
or permguge," and take nothing else.
June n, l64s,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-06-21
NEW GOODS.
OUR SIDE BEST.
fENElE Subscriber continues TO manufacture his
n LATEST IMPROVED PATENT PRE-
MUM
Wheat Fan

at the old stand (the Dr. Martin property on tho
McAdamizcd road iii the northern end of Stanton
These Fans have now been fairly tested by the
Farmers of Augusta and adjoining Counties. and
have after fair trial, proven far superior to all o.
Tiers now in use
More than 500 certificates ard references in re-
gard TO their great superiority might be given, but
ne deems 1t unnecessary, he is confident proper
uiai OF them will prove satisfactory. All persona
wanting good Fans, therefore, would do well t,
give him call and examine for themselves
". BAH communications addressed to G. M.
Burnett, Stauuton, will he strictly attended To-
Fans delivered 60 mics free of CHARGE and at tbs
shortest notice.
CHARLES NJ BURNETT.
Staunton, Nay II, l548.-2m.
LIZ Rockingham Register and Charlottesville
Advocate will publish two months and forward &C.
count to this Office for collection.
Es.gCO.5.
l00n LBS. BACON, Hog round, in store and
w for sale by
May 81 J. G. RIDGwAY.
NQ)IPIOISo
SEVERAL thousand Pounds of Bacon. cured foY
~ family use, for sale by
J. B. BRECKENRIDGE.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-13
Sale Of real estate by order OF Court.

On the 4th day of February A. D. ls47, at o.
clock P. NJ, on the premises will be sold to the
highest bidder the following real estate, situate in
Carroll County Ohio, being the undivided shares or
interests of Elizabeth Burrier, Peter Burrier and
Sarah Jane Burrier in and to the Southwest quarter
of section No. 90, of Township No. IL, Range
No. in the Steubenville land district, containing
I54 acres more or less. s,The said interests being
the one undivided 18th part of said quarter section
of land subject to the right of dover therein ofthe
undersigned. The undersigned will also sell her
said dover right therein at the same time and place
Terms of sale made known at the time of sale
Catharne Burrier, guardian of the said Eliza
beth Peter and Sarah Jane Burrier, and widow OF
jacob urrier dec.
December 81 I847
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-13

Whig Convention to assemble At Columbus on
the nineteenth instant. rs the candidate Of the
Whig parry for Governor of Ohio, will. in rh,
opininn Of this convention, receive the eordia
appreciation of the Wings Of Carroll.
"a. ResOired, That the Messrs. JOHNSON. Ell
irors, Proprielors and Publishers q, the "Currol
Free Press" well des rye The liberal support o
the people Of Carroll county, and Of the friend
of free press elsewhere; and il is further r.
solved, thai we who compose the c. invention
here assembled. with the aid Of cur friends IN
this County aud elsewhere, VH support and
sustain the CARROLL FREE PRESS, so long as il
continues to be (Ichai IL HOl0 is, the fSiIhful and
unfaltering exponent of genuine Wing princi-
pies, and a capacous, honorable and Irust-wor.
thy medium Of general intelligence.
On motion Of Van Brown, ESQ.,, il was resol-
we'd that this Convention appoint George Hard.
esIy ESQ.,, of the House of Representatives, and
William r. Lloyd Esq, and recommend such
others Of the Wing voters Of Carroll as may find
il convenient TO attend, as Delegates TO represent
the Comfy of Carroll in the Convention 10 as
semble at Columbus on the nineteenth inst.
On motion, twas resolved that the proceed.
ngs of This convention be signed by the Presi.
dent anc Secretaries, and published in the Car.
roll Free Press and Ohio State Journal.
RICHARD SHAW, President.
JOHN B. MOODEY, Secretaries
JOS. B. TIDBALL, '"''''
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-13
The National IntelIigencer.

Those of our readers who desire to lake pa
per published at the seat Of Government, would
do well to subscribe for the National IntelIgen-
Ger. 1t gives, as heretofore, full and perfectly
reliable reports Of the proceedings Of both bran.
cheS of the United States Congress, during each
session, and is also medium of general news.
Politically, it is, and has been for long time,
acknowledged TO be the first paper in the coun-
Ty,-iIs conductors arc unsurpassed in ability,
and their statements are taken as authority by
all parties. An attentive reader of the lnlelli-
gencer will, in all cases, be well "posted up" in
the politics ofIhe United States; and will be in
the possession of sound Wing doctrine JUST
FROM THE MINT.
The subscription price TO the Weekly, (now
double its former size,) is Three Dollars per an
mum, invariably in advance. A reduction Of
per cent. is made 10 any one ordering and
paying for five copies at one time, and a reduc-
tion of 25 per cent. when ten or more are or
dered and paid for. In no case is the paper
sent longer than il is paid for.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-13
DlSgraCefuI.

member Of the House Of Representatives
THIS morning presented petition, calculated and
designed to Gust indlgniIy upon the body, and,
through it, upon the State Of Ohio. II purpor-
ted TO be a memorial from ANDREW FousT, and
IhrIy.scven citizens Of Pickaway and Fairfield
counties renecling upon THOMAS CORwIN, for
his course in The Senate.
Andrew FousI-And who is Andrew Fousll
Well, he is citizen Of Fairfield county, and
once disgracod it BY attempting 10 represent its
people in the Legislature. And although two
years have not elapsed since the abortion OF that
attempt, he was so far descended in the vale oI
oblivion as to have been wholly forgottoG. bu
for this Infamous act, which calls him like Q
rsluclan, ghost from The land Of spirits. Ana
with him comes the recollection Of an act for
which he deserved to have been expelled, while
yet he was permitted 10 disgrace the character
Of Representative. We refer to his alteration
Of memorial entrusted TO him in relation TO a
new county, whereby The petitioners made to
pray for lhat against which they had remonstra.
ted, or riee rersa. This is The same Andrew
Foust-and he now aspires to sit in judgment
upon such man as Thomas Corwinl Even the
people Of Fairfield, bonghIcd and demagogue
ddeu as they are and have been for 10! these
,ishiean years, have repudialcd This Andrew
foust. Lei him rcstinlhe obscuriIy aud disgrac'
70 which his bascness has consigned him.
Bal lhcrs is u remarkable coincidence" con
naclcd wnh the presentation Of IhiS miserable
,pccilncn of amariHess. RacolIect the tim,
when the Fariitld TOteSey was engaged in hi
fasorle amusement f"baying the moon"--ant
compute lhs limo necessary fora communication
10 be sanl here tn the confines Of Fairfield, ant
a response to be returned land you have key
10 the whole matter. No one bener than lht
Fairfisld moOn.bayer knows where ,hul breed o
canine-slaiesman kennel. None knows bette
how 70 hunt for or Nth them.
0JThe infamous petition OF Andrew Fous
aad his associates was rejected by a vote of4I
so sl.-0. $. Jopr. -.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-13
HENRY CLAY.
WASHINGTON, Jan

WASHINGTON, Jan.7, l847.
The appearance of this great Statesman in
The city, which has been the scene Of so many
distinguished services in behalf Of the country,
has excited an enthusiasm which no other name
could awake, not even General Taylor, believe.
whom thousands would flock to see, because
rarely visiter here, and personally altogether
unknown to the multitude. When it was whis.
pered that Henry Clay would visit the Capitol,
upon business before the Supreme Court, all
inquired when he would come, and the time
being named, all were impatient to see him
lie was expected in the cars on Tuesday evening
though it was not certain he would come. yet
crowds assembled there to welcome his arrival.
The first person who left the ears having said
that Mr.. Clay was among the passengers, shout
went up which made the welkin ring. "Nine
cheers" were given for Mr. Clay before the story
of his arrival was unlearned. The next evening,
Wednesday, larger crowd assembled and a
more enthusiastic reception awaited the States
man of the West and the mostpopular Civilian Of
the Union. A second disappointment only gave
tho more interest TO the final coming.
! Now, who will explain the reason why such a
man,-whose very name thrills the hearts of
the people, whose very presence subdues his
enemies whose services have been eminent for
more than half the time since the Declaration
of Independence, whose Patriotism has even
been pure, and whose intellect shines as an ever
beaming lights not now, or was not long ago
the President of the United States. To some
it may be a problem more difficult TO solve thar
the riddle of the Pink, but TO others it seem,
not strange. Military enthusiasm is the perva
ding sentiment Of a country like this, and there
is always enough Of it in time Of war to eclips,
aIl civil service, no matter how exalted. Their,
is, TOO, misrusl of the popular strength Of Civ
iians, ana thousands do great injustice to man
kind, and 10 their country by doubling that tha
which in itself is light will ultimately PREVAIL
"When we all pull together" said General Tay
or to his companion in an,Ns, General Wool,
after the battle of Buena Vis.a, "we can't b.
beaten," and if this was in truth the unanimou
scntimen, of the Wing party now, it would b
an easy matter to place Henry Clay in the Ex
ecutive chair upon the fourth Of March next
BY every fair means he was placed there on tht
4lh of March l845, and it was only the fraud
; upon the Ballot Box in New York which dcpri
: we'd him of his election. There was other eau
scs which produced the same result, but this o
itself was sufficient TO elevate Mr.. Polk 10 III
} Office which he has so unworhily filled, and il
} which for his usurpation of power, he deserve
impeachment. Such, indeed, is the verdict Q
I the Peoples Representatives, BY the vote given
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-13
Latest Arrival at Wholesale, by
EENNER a MCMILLAN.

MASSILLON, STARK COUNTY, OHIO.
IS aes brown sheetings so do wicking, so do
batting do drilling, 10 do ticking, do wadding,
100 bags Pitt yarn, so pieces brown canton flannel,
25 do blue do, 100 do Apron check, 10 cases bleach
ed goods, bales red flannel, so pieces canvass, 30
do red padding 10 do cotton velvet, 20 do dark vest
ings, % cases prints, 1875 pieces plain andfancy al
paccas cases gng ms, 60 pieces fancy dress goods,
l2O pieces broad cloths, satinets, and tweeds,
blue drilling, do blue muslin, do blue chamby,
100 dozen wool comiOrers, cases colored cambric,
100 dozen gm suspenders, so do gingham cravatS,
25 do silk do, rs pieces silk pocket handkerchiefs,
100 do cotton do, 10 dozen hosiery, 200 cotton UNI
brenas &C.. &c, &c.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-13
Mr.. CalhOun'S Speech Remarks, SpOlIa-
items, &C., &c.
WASHINGTON, Jan, At

WARRINGTON, jan. 4,--Tuesday night.
The proceedingin Congress are becoming
more and more interesting. Mr. Calhoun'S
speech, a brief sketch of which | send you,
drew an immense crowd to the Senate chamber.
The audience was immense for its numbers and
highly intellectual aud fashionable. The la.
dies crowded their own circular gallery till there
was no room for ingress or egress, and the
privileged seats below were also filled with the
admirers of the distinguished Senator. Ilwould
hardly be exlravaganl TO say IhaI the Senate
chamber vas wreaIhcd in smiles and beauty
The dressing too was much Off Gorgeous. Any
man, no matter how aged or sober, might well
be proud Of drawing forth such a concourso oil
people, and indeed there are but few men who
could thus fill the chamber. Mr.. Calhoun's
manner OF speaking s strong and effective, with.
oui being pleasing. He never aims a, ornament
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-13
Shcria's Sale.
STATE Eln.o,, OF ONO Gn S. In Partition,

0G1Ih cAnnOlL UI Vg5o'ss CO. IS In Partition.
BY virtue OF an order Of sale issued ont Of the
Court Of Common Pleas, for Carroll county, Ohio,
and TO Inc directed, | will offer Tor sale at the
door oI the Court House in Carroion, between the
hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ. and P. NJ, on the 8h
day Of January, A. D. 1873, the following real
estate, 10 wit:
"The east halo the north west quarter Of sec
zion twenty-five, (92,) township tonr,een, (l4,)
range five, (5) containing sevenly-nne and eigh-
ty-elght-hundleth acers, more or less: Also, part
ot the west hail OI the quarter section Aforesaid,
and founded as follows; Beginning at the south
west corner Of said quarter section running
thence north seventy-spvPn poles TO Il posi-.
thence three rods north OF east eighty poles to Il
stake; thence south eighty three poles to post;
thence west eighty poles to the place Ol begin
ming; Except ten and eighty-e eighl-hundredths
acres thereof, which said ten acres are bcunded
as follows; beginning at stone on the west line
of said section; thence souhwaldIy with the line
OF said section fiity-seven and ohe-baf perches;
thence north seventy-one and One-haf degrees
east thirty.cighl perches and eght-tcnlhs to ii
stone; thence north eleven and one quarter de-
grPes west Iorty-eight perches to a stone; thence
south eightyfve and one-halid degrees west twenty
six perches and our-tenths, to the place OF Begin
ning;J containing thirty acres, more or less. Sit
uate in the county OF Carroll, aud of the lands d-
rected 10 be sCll At s eubenvIle, o."
Z. MCGUIRE, Sheriff.
Dec. 3, lO47-tds-p f. $3.50.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-13
Great Increase OF Reading Matter!!

The LADYs Book Iorthe ensuing year will pre-
sent many novel features suited to the advanc-
ing demands of the public taste. Ii has rver been
the object OF the Publisher to take the lead among
the popular Magazines OF this country; and the
host of imilators, who have heen constantly fol-
lown ,-"toling after him in van'-are suti-
cient TO attest his brilliant success. The prompt
ness with which every new idea that he suggests
Is adopted by others, is sufficient reason tor his
not being very explicit and exact in his promises
for what is yet to come. He does not wish to lay
out plans ior others TO follow. It Is sufficient
however, to say that all the existing popular iea-
lures OF the Lady's Book will be retained, and
many new ones, particularly attractive in La
dy's 'Rook and Family Magazine, will be ntrodu-
ced. The useful and the elegant will always be
kept in vi'w,
The Fashions, always an interesting feature to
the Ladies, will receive the mot assiduous at
tenton, particular care being taken to give the
Real Paris Fashions (Amercanzed) OF the most
recent date, in ivance of all other Magazines.
The Patterns and instructions for Lady's Fancy
work will be continued and enlarged.
The popular series of "Ornamental cottages,
which has already exerted so extensive an nflu-
ence in improving the taste for Rural Architecture
in our country, will be continued, and great
number oi ne and beautiful designs for oIages,
farm houses, and villas viii! be given.
! The Literary Department will be conducted
with ncleDsed vigor-many new contributors OF
known reputation being already engaged.
! The series of splendid Historical and Ftn'y
Steel Plates will go on as usual, exhil :irg to the
country the progress Of high art among our ma
tive painters and engravers.
In ST OF the Iady's Book will continue to be-
as it always has heen, the first in merit, and by
far the most popular OF American Magazines.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-13
NOTICE

is hereby given that there will be petitio, nresen
ted to the Commissioners Of Carroll Conntv Obio
at their next session praying for the location ~
County Road, commencing at the State road nssr
the school house in district No. 6, in Harrison Tn
in said County TO run from thence South on he
east OF Daniel Highlands house, the nearest and
best way to the section line between Robert Denv.
and William Westbay; thence along said section
line to or near the run or creek passing through Il
land Of Daniel B. Sprague, the nearest and best
way TO or near the barn Of William Woods, where
Solomon Need now lives. May PETITIONERS.
January 5th, lS4s. 10 At paid.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-13
MEDICAL NOTICE

IA associated with me in the practice ofmedicins
Di ENRY b. FAwcETT, who has read attentively
under my for the last three years andhas aten-
ded course of lectures in highly respectable med
cal school in this State. He practiced with me du-
ring the prevalence of the epidemic that swept over
the country curing the past summer and autumn "a
gaveentre satisfaction in all cases entrusted :. -
care therefore most cheeruy recommep/t ! =;
the confidence of the public and the az
the medical profession. J. >. 1.L
March ,, Sl7-22-tf.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-13
NEW TINWARE MANUFAtTouy.--

Inc subscriber invites public altenuo, 10 hls sbcp
'as opened, one door EAST OF ,he tlen.r,I r,y,.
'nuse, (iorrurrly occupied by Wni. D. Jsnkias.
where he intends manufacturing to order. - sIst
-rpng on hand, tiu, copper, aud bras-wars in
Hrh variety a. the dsmandmry seem to REQUIRE
lie hopes by the closest industry and unIirint
"rnuon. to merit surh encouragement IS wli
warrant hlm TO continue andpxtend the business.
very description OF mrnding, in his line. PRONG .
done 10 order. THOMAS u. ATKINSON.
Carroll:on' June IS, Is47-s7-tI.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-13
J, II, TRIP
Carrolltor.
STOKELY q TRIPP

+. > Attorneys and COunSeilOrS al Law,
FFICE in the court house. The retainer of.h.
one will secure the sevices ofthe other.
Carrollton, May Q, I845-tf.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-13

NOTTCE.-rhe partnership heretofore 'XlsI-
ing between RICHARD n HEBRON IN the Sat t1lery
hts ness, was this day dissolved b. "n*rn' par
ties concc,n'd. The pLb ic are hereby 10 warm
ed against trusting the firm, a. am determined to
pay no debts contracted ty sad lfm rrSnrr'
WM. hERR0N.
PFrrysynIr. Carroll CO.. O.,
Noyem CT }, las7.-tn,c, l7-}Spl
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-13
Dec. 3, -tds-p f. 81, 50.
The state of Ohio, Carroll County, IS:
John Clark and
John N. Adair,
vs..
George Moore
George Gamble
In Partition.

The said George Moore and George Gamble will
take notice that petition was filed against them,
on the 7th day of December, A. D. lS47, in the
Court of Common Pleas, in and for said county, by
John Clark and John N. Adair, and is now pending
wherein the said John Clark and John N. Adair,
demand partition of the following real estate Pant
of the northwest quarter of section 35, township.
thirteen, and rrnge six, Of the lands made subject
to sale at Steubenville, Ohio; beginning at the
southeast corner of Market street in the town Of
Leesburgh in said county, thence south twenty-five
and sxty-fve hundredth perches, thence north 500
east fifteen and fifteen hundredth perchss, thence
north 23l east twenty-one perches, thence west
twenty-five perches to the beginning, containing
tive acres, one rood and twelve perches. Also, a
certain other lot of land situate in the section
as above described to-wit: Beginning at the south
east corner Of the said quarter thence north fifty
one and one-tenth perches, thence north II 0 west
TWEEN ty-two and two-tenth perches thence south
22I ; west fifteen and sixty-fve hundredth perch
es thence south,S5 east nine and five tenth perch
es, thance south 222 Q west thirty-four perches,
thence north rs! west seventeen and fifteen hun
dredth perches, thence south 8 q west one and
three tenth perches, thence south 40 east twenty
four and seven enths perches thence east 80 perch
es to the beginning; containing nine acres, roods
court, application will be made by said John Clark
end Jon N. Adair, for an order that partition may
be made Of said premises.
JOHN CLARK,
JOHN N. ADAIR.
BY Eckley & Davis, their Attorneys.
Dec. 81, lS47-Gt prf$
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-13
E. R. EcKLEY.
J. NJ. DAYIS.
ECKLEY & DAVIS,

Attorneys and COunSsIIOrs at Law,
HAVE entered into partnership, and will practice
at their profession in Carroll and the adjoining
cunIies. All business entrusted 10 them will re.
eive prompt attention. Office in the frame build
ing, opposite the west door OF the court house.
Carrollton, December 5, IgI5-tf.
VAN BROWN, n. GRIswoLD.
CarrotOn,O. Canton, OhIo
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-13

CoAL.-Ths coal beds Of Pennsylvania have
yisldsd sss. supply this season. No less than
swo millions nine hundred aud Sixly.iSe thou.
sand and SKY -Gw0 Ions.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-13
GOdcy'S Lady'S Book and Family Magazine,
FOR IS1S!!
by SARAH ]. HALE.

EDITED by SARAH J. HALE.
MI IS E. LESLIE Aa!hor Of The neW novel Of
"lmeLa. or a Young Lndy's Pici~tudes s"-W.
GILMORE rIMMS GRACE GREEN W GOD
AND L. s. ARTHUR, COastam Contributor.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-13

that by his own act he brought on ian uHHeees.
Sary and an unconstitutional trarl"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-13
n. GRISW0LD.
Canton, Ohio
BROWN GRJSwOLD.

Attorneys and COmSeilOrs at Law,
Office in the court house, Carrollton, Ohio.
March 90, i844-lf.
S. SToKELEY, J. II, TRIP
Steuhenv'lle, CarrolltOu.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-01-13
JOHN CLARK

BY Eckley & Davis, their Attorneys.
Dec. 81, lS47-6t prr
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sI,OSo,O56 9I

ARA STATE DEBT, NOV. IS, ls47.
Debt Payable in New York-Redeomab
in 1850.
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S. SToKELEY,
Steubenville.