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a r ronton:
Who v. .. ....FBimoinv 2j, I83fi.
France VVo ore happy loliovo it in
totrr power 'to say, that the difficulties
which liuveso long dtstnrbnd Ihe friendly
delations of the United Stales find France,
may now be considered ns at on end.
We refer the rndT to an interesting ar
ticle on this subjects in nnorber eorurnn,
taken from the Nation's! Intelligencer.
Vailed Staffs Bank. This institution
lias received a charter from tho L-gisla
ture ofPennsvlvnn'i i, now in session; and
will, in futniv, insact its business as a
tate 'institution.
&lt of Loti ill tlip Towrt of
tho aubacribe: will sell, to the highest
bidder, on J'JI Mil mis if H
ADVERTISEMENT.
3LVJNTU VOLUME Of THK XNICKCR
JBOCKBK MAOAZINB.
Tne January number 6fVhe Knick-
, a number of Valuable Lou in the I erbocker, or New-York Monthly
town of Doivningville, Carroll county, O. I Magazine commences a new volume,
Those Who may wish lo purchase are re-1 and will form the twenty-first nomber
pecil'uify invited to attend, and examine issued under the supervision ofils
thu promises lor iliemselves; a small purl
E wing, of Ohio, is the Chairman) on I
Mr. Clay's Bill for disposing of the
Lands. The Hill is let for discussion
to.-morrow; and as the Report may
be considered as embodying, in ihe
roost exact form, the arguments in
favor of tho Bill, the publication of
the Report will put our readers in
obsession of the whole ground cover
ed bv Iho DTooosition. ' 'he porchaau money will bo required
It is satisfactory to remark that tho ' " h lnJi 1,nd liberal credit given for tho
present moment is most favorable fj-',t rarxvrvivrvii I
a dispassionate and ur,biajed deci- . DOWrNlNGVILLE
sion in the two Nooses of Congress! si'n;'h?d on the liiieof the"3ifidy
upon the Bill Hiich is the Subject of :'vr Canal" at that well-known loiulj,n9 ,begt pe0J io
(his report. We have just 501 clear! , " ' ?
e I . "i .u:-i 1 11 . .1.. 1 when: too mho twin SJieiiber.villo df (Jar-
of one argument wbicb fatally thu at-I . ., ,
. " f .' rollion, to a ilivar crosses S mdv. A vane
e f every uruiiusn ion mr nniiuve ,,, , ... .
, J " 1 . ... . 1 .. , IV ol roads ncnlru at t ill p ace, amount
. 1. . t ..... r.. ...lilt....! .. 1 ... . e
1 1 I . II J I III', 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .7IIUHIUII Ul , 11
phta, Mary HowltKngjihrl, l M
fttak fettle!
LslUo Jr. E.q. Boston, Rev. VV. ,T. the eubacriber havini removdt H
Brantley, Ph. ndelphia, Hon. W. tf. Gtfode to the town of KilfOre, earneetr, '
Bworu, nvv urvine uewey John requests all who Me in anv way indobt-
P, Kennedy, E-q- author of 'Horse
hoe Robinson,' etc. William E. Bur
ton, E-q. fhilaWpli'ia, George hunt,
Mass., Kev. H. J. Wlutehousp, I). D
El ward S. Gould, Grenville Mellen,
E-fi. Mr? Emmi C. Erabbrv. Kev
ed to him. to call and make immedinta
payment 10 J . Poarce, Esq, in CatrOllton
wliere thetr notes, Accounts, flic. wiM
be lound, prt-par d for eultlemeni. All
notes, necoiiuis, i$v. nOw doe the aiVtftcri
Mr, which may remain unpatd on the
winch are iho lullowinu one from Cadia
. ..iiiii 1,10 1. it. pit i' i- 1 11. ijit; iiijii, u tt it
country- Wo can .10 longer reluae ko Canton .one from too mmth of B;:
ny
ALEX. McOvVKt JL.
Feb, 5ih,5)93.
ii?plailbt. Tii'i.Ui:! to prohibit fhe
riltalitioq in tin? SUta, of banU notes .f
u less JaMMiMI io.o tii. in five d ill ifj, lias
ja8atfJ ihe Uir H-vtw A th-; LtfMMura
(iy..'S 3S, noes -'8. tfYHt At i-liould
pnia-the Sestatii, and become a low, we
ahaHil it at 1.re in o ir p aper
QCT Fariner" in reply tn"Trippol,r'i
has been received, but too late roY publi--ualion,
Itiia week.
he proposed distribution uf the sur
pins revenue, on the ground that it is
wanted IjT a 1 renori m !
i'he who'e amnuiit comprised in ihe
Bill miy by d.s nbited as propoted,
nd enou'li money b yel led in ihe
Treasury for all proper uses an-l Jiur-
posts 01 tne ueurrai u "Vernwteni.
Aur int.(j rvo to
TIMES FOU HOLDING COURTS.
SUPftS .ME COURT.
Rail Road Election - Agreeably to tln
-notice given, an election ir thtileen l)i
rectora of the Yellow-creek, Carrollion &
Zaar Rail Road company, Was held at the
Court Room i.o Carrollion, on tho 23.1
inst., and resulted ns follows: Joseph M.
Btmeler, Lewis F Burk, Christian Ruoffi
John G. Gaz ley, William NPCullough,
Jacob GroflT, James Mitchell, S'.owarl
IM'Clave, James S inclair, Isaac Atkinson,
Daniel M'Cook, MordcKai Monro and
John Pearce. hi lliu evening of the same
xlay, the Directors convened, and elected
Jamts Sinclair, President. William John
ston continues to hold the appointment ol
-Treasurer, and John M'Corniick that of
Secretary lo tho Baard. Isaac Atkin.
son, Esq. having declined lo serve ns Di
rector, John C. Rickey, of Cumberland,
was appointed tu fill the vacancy. Th(j
Board, alter devising certain measures lor
further sale of stock, adjoiinred.
The Engineer's Report will bo spread
before our readers, next wtek, or Ihe
week following.
Tuscarawas
Carroll
Slark
Columbiana
Jefferson
lltirrisun
Sept.
October
S3
1
3
T
10
14
COURT OF COMMON PLEA 3.
Harrison, Airil 4, June 27, Sept. 19.
Tuscarawas, April 1 1, July 25, Get 31
Stark, April 18, Aug. 1, Nov. 7
Carroll, May 2, Aug. 15, Nov. 5.
Columbiana, May 9, Aug. 22, Nov. 28.
Jclferson, May 23, Sept. 5, Dae. 5.
New A(hcrthrm nli. If nnv of our
Madera are disposed lospecul .to in Town
"Lots. Rail Road Stock, Sec. we would re
let them 1o the cdveriisiments in this
weeV paper. A belief p'Wrltinnj 'or
ptculalion than that ufe rtd by the ndver
lisi r., rarely occurs in tins pai l of the
State.
Jtholilion of Slavery inlhe Diitricl
of Columbia. n ihe House of Rep
resentatives of the U, State?, on the
Sth ins, on the q'l-slion declaring
that "Congress ouhl not to interfere
in any way, with Slavery in the
District of Columbia, the delegation
from Ohio votes as follow!.
YEAS Messrs. Chaney, Ilamer,
Jones, Kennon, M'Lene, Spangler,
Storer, Thomson, Patterson, Kilgore,
and Howell.
NAYS Messrs Bond, Corwin,
Crane, Mason, Sloane, Vin'on, Web
ster, and Whittlesey. -0. Itep.
leiiow.creK--onc Iro.Ti WulUville one
Itoih Now Lisbon 10 Bjlivar, uud Zar,
mid one from Mcihlchum on theOnio Ca
nal.
D wningvil'e is eight miles from Boli
var, thirteen from CarroHton, eleven atid
a halt from Canton, and fifteen from New
I'liitadcljitiia. "nere is at present a ftrst
rate intrchant mill ndjoinin the town
plat, an I ce Crsl others in the neighbor
Irood two saw mills will bo in operation
the ensuing spring, in the immediate vi
cinity of the town. Coal mines and stone
qiierries, abuund in tho neighborhood, if
convenient In the towns lha general face
and improved condition of the country,
together With iho local situation of the
place give it a jusi preference over other
plaCes in ihe vicinity.
The mosl liberal terms Will be given lo
those who will mako vnluible impiove
ments in said town . Sale to commence
at lGoVlock of said day, when terms of
sale will be made known by
ISAAC MILLER, Proprietor.
February 2(ith, IS33.
frTho Ohio Repository, will please
puiilish the loiegoni! advertisement until
the day of sale, and forward liio account
to Mr Mider,
present Proprietors and Editors, in
the brief Advertisement bv which ili
j 1 1 1 j . .'it - 1. nil 1 kj . rtiiiuuiii Avev- ij
new series was introduced to theptjblic K . G,nnei. Boston, Rev. F. Beasly ,a 0 ' pld
whose patronage was oaly so iar ,o;i ! , L. D. New Jer.v, Umt9 WmJSfVSl tfj ft' !i?,,ecf
eiio.l. 9 it h,ol,l im iht. liur.ib m.: tif b t.t i "no, witnoot further notice or cereino-1
.. ..... .. ... n itiaiue, .11ss 11. r vjouki i,ev
I ved, that the assistance of some of V. U. 'Q4 IV, bod v. Charles West
the Country had! Tt,mnwn. Mm. K. A. Vre. fenn.
been secured in behalf of the Work, ft Thrdrjp Martin, and many other
and that, as it wai thereafter 10 de- Jwrii(M wh0,e contribution lo ihe
pen l ratner upan its ineriu, than op- q jirftrlv reviews and "otVier 'emm
on freq lent announcements of the ; tm publications, have won deserved
future eol1nC to which it was loat I encomiums. The foreeoine farts; in
tain, it was sub nttteJ to i t readers ,u!a,iun ,his Mwljnet jince it
tuiili iho . 11 li . . r. ih.l it ... ...I.I . . k . . '
" it K-iu.j name into the Tiandj ol 1a Dreser.t
Proprietors, are given not in a rain
tnd boasting spirit, but to show the
course which is intended lobe pursu
ed) and ihe means which are at com
mand to e-tT-ct Ihe fulfilment of the
promise as.' timed by the work, and 10
liberally commended by the public.
prove deserving of the public favor
Phis hope has not been dippninted.
Up to the present ntomenl, ihe Jour
nals of ihe different States in the Uni
on, (lo the nu-nber of more than six
hundred,) and that silent but cohvin -cing
sign, a steady increase of pitron
age) have borne testimony, mat the
labors of tho many eminent wiiters
presented to the public ihro' ihe medi
urn of this periodical hav-j not been
undervalued. While, therefore, ihe
publishers acknowledge with gra'i
tude the kindness with which iheirj
exertions have been received, ihey
would take this occasion 10 repea'.i
that their effaru Vill b: untirinai and !
The stock holders nf the Sandy 4'
Braver ("anal Vlomipa'ny, are hereby
notifiedfoSil I have appointed the 10 h
day of March nex', for a meenntj of
said stuck holders, at the office of the
Company o New L bon, at 1 1 0'
clock A. M.
1 ! K N I h MIN II ANN A, Preset.
PUBLIC S.4vL
Will be sold at ihe retideuCI of Abra
ham Crabs, deceased , in Union Town
ship, Carroll county, Ohio, on Tnesdayi, 1 Poetry whioh may leserve the name
ihe 13th day ol March next, horses, cows.
III., I A .-I !. ... , I I. Ik. 'A.h.nA..n.r..l
U I I Ml tl I d U O ,v 1 1 1 1 1 1 tz I. 11 ' j d tt.t; ill r 1 r 1 l M P D .
of the public, will he their endeavors t
Without regard to labar or expanse WTMPA.fi, t y:fi
-to ca:er acti?ptaWy tor the various tfOflCB-Tu lotl aiCiMioioljllttc
literary appetites ofa wida National C.u'iinecUer G uir.lian John Crun.Wk
eOfD'Uunitjr.t Tin liabiolned ia a cr an idtt,(no decaaaad) Wl, fi'ed in
brief plan of the work, l.s Original ,in-ofTice of tboClarii fthi Court at CVhbi
pipers will be so varyi;d as to form a man i'lea, Carrollt'o. O at the November
co:nbina ion of the Ueful wi h thr Term of aaW C onrt A. D IV!'..
Kolertaioing and the Agreeable. U V.MEL MCOOK Clerk.
I'heso Will embrace the depariments tobruary, I'J ti loo
of Cseful sciei.C , E'sayi, Tales and
OyThe Anti Van Buren Conven
tion of Virsinia has nominated Judge
While for President, and John Tyler
for Vice President, The Anti Van
Buren Convention of Nsw-York ha:
nominated Wm. Hi Harrison of Ohio
for Presidient, and Francis Granger as
Vice President. Ib.
sheep, hogs, wheat, enrn, one wag;on,
household and kitchen (urrnlure, beds and
oedding, farming utensils, &c, together
with a great variety of uih-r aitirles.
Sale to cortunenen at It) o'cltlt of aid
day and continue, lintf! " re sold.
piiilip cn is,
joiin r UN i on
febSfltb, i3:i.
he Literary Notices will comprise
summary and candid reviews of new
woi ks, with such extracts, when prac
ticable, as itny be necesaary to eviiiC-
The arrienrijined, owners of Merchant
Flourion Mills, in Pennsylvania, Ohio
and Vtiiatern Virginia, havnut severally
i... .,f ,h . .........;., .!;.! ourcnaseu a 10 km u.i... .....
lit ius.ic ut 'irt Dt utii is it iitx mil . , , , , ,. ,
Adii'..
Vf.Hlk's Cut tinting horary. The
publisher will please to accept our thanks
for theflih nu.oiber Vol. IV of his Libia
ry. We should bo graiiiied 10 receive
the back numbers for the present year
ns we are very desirous to have a perfect
copy ol the current volume.
The char aclcr of WaldieVs Library is
tio well cstiiblisbd, to riaed coinmenda
tiou from us.
Till. HOUND RY.
Wo learn bv Icllera Iim'b Wasb-
fusion, un I : data if ib 11 h initial
that a vote h.aa ''"v."! tak-n at .1 meet
lfw nl'ihe Judieiary Comnntiee, of
House of R 'pre'Kn'atHvs, whieh
deeidei the principles on which lhat
committee will Uasotheir report touch
in the Northern Baundarv of this
State, The vote alluded to, was de
cisive of die rj iestion whether Con
press in fixing the boUadary . of the
three original States, comprehended
within ihe northwestern territory,
reded by Virginia to tho United Sta
les, I, ad the right to extend the limits
of thosa Stales north of the due East
nd West linp, claimed by Michigan,
ssunslterably secured to her by the
ordinance of 1787, as her southern
boundary. Tne opinion of the com
m 'Ree, was a' most iimniinnus, that
Congress had such Right. This be
ing the s rung hold on which Michi
tan has rulied lo establish her clai.n,
and in justify the positions she has
latUIRul in the coirroversy,it must be
looked upon as destroying the last ray
of hone, she had any reason to enter
Uln, for a decision of the q les'ion in
her favor. We lake pleasure in an
nouncinf" the above facts to our rea
deis; and anticipate with much anxie
ty, aspeedy and final action on the
part of Congress upon the question, in
nich a way as will forever put to reSft
the claim which hns hern set up te a
part of the Constiiwionnl limits of this
State; and hope soon to see peace and
tranquility once more restored to the
ritittma In the northwestern part of
ihe State, who have of late been so
much harrassed and molested by the
Michigan authorities. H 'est. Hern.
tivn a:5AL.
MARRRJ&, On Wodncsiay evening
the 17th inst. bv tbo Rev Albert G Rich1
urdaon, Mr. GllORGE VV. CATLliTT, tu
M'ssSARAll U'UOsTl'R, daughter of
Dr. Wooster, Blaof W. Ilsville.
15 hereby given, tiiat all persons
aru indebted to the
Crabs, Into of Union Township, Carroll
couiitv. O ii 1, deceased, are roquetted to
make i iimcJiato payiimat lo the lubtcri
bers, and all who have bgal claitns a
gainst said s'ale, will present them Itlial
Iv prov ui lor sail lemotit within ouo year
from Hie date herenl.
PHILIP CRABS, ) . ,,
.I .XI !'...' f
Peb.aCth, l
lelsnn. --The Rli'ut'j fables will b
d voted to the f miliar ducu'rion of
local and g'tiprd ma tars, ioc udin
ihe Dram, the Bine Arts, Me. The
publishers design to milie tha Maga-
I nine agreeable 1 1 the old and ySung
ho to the Sedate and the gay, to all par-
estate of Aura ham ,,,,, ;n nliiic-- fi sublet from
... r 1 - - j
which, being tton partizins, they
s and all aloof,) to mingle the Val
ub!e with the amusing. and to put
u-' the tenor cf their way, w.th cor
si feelings towards all coiethporaries.
MAtfSlLLON PKICLS CURRHNT.
Prom Ihe. MnssjUou Gatatle.
CORiiKO riil) VVEiiRLY.
GRAIN Wheat, per buh
Barley
Ryu
Col n
Oils
F.our Snpefline, per b bl
K ne
Fiaxsoexl per bushel
Tiuio'.hy duv
Cluvfr do.
Ileaii's, small white, per bush
Poik- Mess, per bbl.
Prime
Whiskey per ga!. by bbl.
llacou Hams, per lb.
Shoulders
Side
Butter Fresh
Firkin
Fruit Dried, apples, per bush
Peaches
Fish White, per bbl.
Pickerel
Mackerel, per bbl.
Bas3
3a!t per bbl
tone?, mainj
ictured bv Mr John Rh) of itio ci y ol
Pittshurjli, take a pleasu-e in a'aitng itm
1I1. ir Burrs, lioth ir. the quality of Hie ma
lurial and in Ihe workmanship, liuvy gir
eu the most en iro satisfaction.
The enterprise miniiesied Dy Mr Rhey
in estaulishing this manufactory, his ex
ertion in procuring the most experienced
workmen, his care and sltlll in tne seiec
tton ol stone nt a superior des -riptinn,
stronalv recommend Ins c-i iLlishnient 10
lj j ihe notice of purchasers, and we are h ap-
py lo nave. 11 111 our pwwm iu uwi 10.0
blifl testimonial in nis invour
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60
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The subscriber wishes to sell 1 OO
shares ol Iho Capital Stoek of thu Yellow
creek, Carrollion and Ziar Rail Road
Comnanvt On this Stock ono hundred
and fif;y dollars has been paid in; and
will be old on a small discount.
Isaac atkinson.
Carrollton, Ptb,8Sth, I83ii.
1 . 1 ii a.. . 1111
t he wor wr. contain bit ween CO pJ(U;rs mi ur,g0l0, ..aer
and 93 pages, ol a close and beiulilul d Wa'ker, CO. L liabelhluwu t
typ", per m rh, mr.king two vol L A Mi lei', U rion Mill
umes, Of upward of a thousand p-ej, 1 )t iUciKn Sewitklcy
at tins end of the yar Ami th' pro acot) 11. S gler5 H irtie m Mills
prietors believe th'-y may lafely affirm SUic Walker, near Pulaburgh
thai, as reiards beauty of execution Jume U. Wmif, Now Castle Mills
ihe Knickerbocker Mairax'-nc will not i Jnh 1 Paali. Faisiou, B.-arer c.
.idMW V ..adflt
The suliscriber beg leave 16 inform
his old customers, and the citizens enor
ally, thut he hsa removed his hop frnm
Mr Arbuckle's in tho boPow, 10 ih east
end of hn own h'use-firt dour bsj'ow
Mr Robert Goulu's well known Black
smith 3bop, in thai delightfully Situated
part of the town ot Carrollion, called by
the vulgar, Sfwp Mttt wheta fce in
tends manulaclu.'ing aO I keeping Ot)
hand, a gsneral assortment of
CABINET WiM.
Ha feel also grateful lu being Able ft
add, lhat ihe patronage he ha received
since commencing business in Carroll
county, will le a autficiant stimulant t
induce hi.rt Uagivegenaral aniiafartiOn.
J A.MJiS BiJRGli.
Fobroarr 5th 1836
TTgKN rTlt Ali Ttj RiSOU r
IS requested of tho Wool Carder!
and Manafaetuffta of Cloth, in Ctrfoll
County at Iba Carrolliea Hail, in
t'irrollion, on Monday tbe 7th day bf
March nettat ID o'eloek,for th ptlr
pose of regulninj the prtCel ot Card
pig Wool and Dressing Cloth a pra
duce of all kinds is high wa can't liva
ai ti.a p'Pient priif-S.
fit a member of ihe Craft.
F b. 19 h 1834,
A. i VIGA TION CO Hi'.t St.
NOI'tCRil htrvby g'Tcn ta th
s'ock holders rf said company, Otlttaa
ihe twenty-second dsyof Mrh, A 9
1836, between '.ha hours of lOacloek
A. M ., and 4 o'clock P. 3d., an elec
tion fr seven directors of the O ta
eg Navigation Company wi?l b hold
en at the house cf Benjsmin Heaeotkt
m Carroll County, 0 no.
!), OrJer Ct Ihe board
of Commistioner,
WM. POLLOt'K fttf.
F hrusrv. 12 h 183.
r. 1 , - . , 1 , h
WiitlCK
13 h-f -by given, lo all ahom H Wy
t-oncorn. ihaia potiMon will be presented,
to ihe Commiseieners ol Carto.l county
U th'tir nesi regular olefins, ptsying 10
bate the folio 'ma btitmlaries oTgnniz. d
lata n Posrnthip, Vil Besiimins; sj ibu
8 15 coroat of Sixnon 2S, T. 1 1, Hi 4t
' ibeaea et 5 wiIot io loo &. W. corned
! of Section la. T. 12. R. 5, thence N .nh
PiJieti undone half mil, -to die N. W. cor
Pa. iter of the B. W. q iart :r ofS. 14, T. 13,
R. 5, ibenre E st nix nnlos, to ihe Is. L
corner ot the S L qiarterof S 80, T.
Pi.
Pa
VV A -
1
10 00
8 00
1U12 00
0 00
2 25
Sugar, Muscovado & N O per lb 1 lal2i
Country 8a0
Loal & Lump lOlalSi
CofTeo in baas 141alt5
Hides Green, cwt 5 00
Leather, solo cwtt 20a22 00
Iron Hammered, cwt. 0 50
Tire 0 00
Small hoop 6f rouud cwt. 8 to 10
White Lime per bbl. 1 75
bushel 75
Nails 8 to lOd cwt. 7a7 50
3toGd 8a 11 00
Plaster Ground, per 100 Ib. 70
per bushel G2i
In Biorie per 2000 lb( 10 00
Glass by the box 7 by 9 8 75r,4 00
8 by 10 4 00a4 50
10 by 12 5 00a6 50
Shingles Pino lstqual per 1000 3 00
Second do. 2 7;j
Wan Yellow, per lb. 18
Tallow, OalO
Vr sa i1 "a Tf 9 rt sjs
'fHE undorsigne I respectfully nnnoun
I ces 10 Itia friends and ihe public gen
erally, that ho bus taken, (of a term of
years, the tavern stand hereiotorc in ine
occupancy of Daniel Shaelfer, mid known
as tho
Waynesbnrgh Hotel a
in the town o' Wuyneaburch, Slark coun
ty. Ohio where ho is prepared to give
prompt nnd unremitted attention lo tho
comfort and aer.eral accommodation of
travellers nnd others, who may favour
him with their patronage. Tho Hotel is
spacious and convenient, and its furni
lure entirely new. Nearby, there is an
extensive area reserved for the reception
of Carriages, Wagons, &c nnd in this,
lliere is an everflowing tot'STAt of the
purest water, con Jucted by hydrants from
ihe adjacent hills. His Board shall be
spread wilh Iho best the markets afford;
and his Bar always furnished with every
necessary refreshment. His Stabling is
large, and will always bo altendcd by
carelul and active hostlera,
The undersigned is determined to ren
der his establishment the comfortable a
bodo of all who may please to give him a
call.
JOHN BBATTTi
Waynesburgh, Stark county, O. )
Februury 20ih, 1830. J
3. PEA.fctJfi, AtToItNEY AT LAWt
WILL practice in Iho Courts
of Carroll, Columbiana.
Statk, and Tuscarawas counties. Offiou
nonrly opposite tho ''Carrollion Hull,
Carrollt,an, Carroll couuty Ohio.
Two notoa of hand drawn by Jeremiah
Allbaugh, Morfis Allbaugh and William
Allbau;.b( payable to ftiexanocr nicuon
ell or order, ot theaumol'g 141 andaomo
cents each, have been wrongfully takenout
of the possession of the subscriber. This
therefore, is 10 forewarned AllbaUghs not
to pay said notes to any person other
than the subscriber or his father, Charles
McDowell, oflliehmondj Jefferson county
Ohio. Said notes hear datpj lebruniy
Sth, 1830, and carry interest from Ihe
date.
a. McDowell.
Carrollion, Feb. 26, 1830
sufler in comparison with any similar
publication foreign ordamestic. It may
not be amiss to say in addition to many
contributors whose merits are incon
testable, and whose talents are honor
able to the country, this Magnaine
will be found, before the close of ihe
seventh Vo'. lo contain articles from
the pens of James K. Pauldlnfi V,
0. Drjanl,ihe Rev, Timothy Flint,
II. W. Longfellow, author of'Ojtre
Mer,' Dr R. M. Bird, author of Po
ter Simple ' 'Jacob faithful,' Mapht
in search of a Father,' etc., William
Leg-get, author of 'NnVal Stories,' ta.
L. Dulwer, author of Pelbam,',l)e?e
reux,' cCt. James G. Percifsl, Kq.;
William A. Dacr. LL. D.. President
of Columbia College, Willism L
Stone, Rev. Waller L olton, author of
Ship and Shore,' Matlhew Carey, Eiq
Miss Finny Kemble, (Mrs. Uutler.j
Gen. H. L. D. Ilolsteini author ol
Talleyrand,' 'Secret Police of Napo
leon,' etc. Mrs. H Sigourney, Miss
Mary Anne nrownet London, Mrs
Ellett.Miss Leslie Rev. Calvin Col
ton, author of 'Four Years in Europe.
Mrs. Danon'e, Mrs. is. A. Thilips,
Rev J. Ft 5:broeder, Miss L. E. Lan-
don, Henry R. Shoolcrafi, Esq , Ty
rone Power, R-v. Constant me -. rise
Col. McKenny, Hnn. D. D. Barnard
B W. Riehards,'Bsq,, Robert Mor
ris, Esq Dr. John Barber, Frdfeasor
of Elocution, W. B. Chorley, Liver
pool, translator of Korfler, V. Fisher
Ames, Esq , Philadelphia W. I).
Berrien, Esq, Geofgia, Professor L-
L Daponle, W. G. Simms, suthor of
'Gut Rivers.' M. Ii lhateher, author
of a 'Biography of the Aborigines of
America' amuel Lt. rVnanp, Ur
Samuel Mfetcalf, Hon. Judge Hall,
author of 'Border Tales,' Sketches of
the West etc. Professor Rafincsque,
Philidelphia, Dr Rusehenburger, au
Goo. Cooper J. Cassiday, S earn
Mil. near Pntsbuigh
Isaac PaojWO, 61 M .Monongahela
Run
W. D. Hawkins, Allegheny
J. Croft, Pine creek
Abraham S:heler, Zdienopole
Htvid M. Junktu, u na t urnace
J ones Morrow, t'. rroll co.
F. JStgier, Big Beaver,
It. & J. Lindsay, VonangO) CO.
J Johnston,
Stephen M iplc
J. M.n, S eubcnville,
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Va.
Ohio.
1 12. R 4 . thence souih one end one half
! miles, tu the S. B. comer o!S. 19, T. 19a
K. 4,ihence sves' to ine n. u. vniarei t
s 30, T. 11, R- 4 thetrce Sauth 3 mile,
to ibe place of LcgiuBiitg: cuntaOiinej
21 sections.
January 23, 1S33.
ANREil BOLT1NGLMiOTH3.
Tim mil'scriber flatiered with many
lesiimoniaU receivud from millcra who
!, .. hrvmht and used ihese Valuable bell
iiM cloths in their Merchant Flour Mills,
k I,, iv,- in infurm millers und oih
ert-,ihat he has received a large lot of
B oiling Cloths, direct trom ine tnmuiw
t it ria it mi will bo haDv to supply mil
lers on liberal terms with the article,
which he Will '-I0lWttn.
ini.l.th P. fHbriiarv 19. 1830.
P S Burr Mill Stones and French
Burr Blocks on hand as usual.
Farmers!
Begin lo fat your
S O ?. 0 33 Gi
1 want to purchase a diove of Itortea,
ihe 1st of next month. You that wish to
sell, come 10 Carrollion.
Hi A. 9TIDGEIV
Feb. 10, ,1830.
CA1TDT AND Sa.V733. "
The Stockholders of tho Sandy and
Beaver Canal Company are heroby noti-
ad
ysfVlAf they nre required to pay, to
MICHAEL ARTER, Treasurer, at
ftHEftlrTt. t3LE.
Bv virtue of a wrtt of fieri faciaa e
lev . tiniis, tn me directed, I will offer Ut
sa e, by public out cry, ai the door af lite
court houseln Carrolironi on thalay
ol March, A. D. Hsilbeweett the hour
of 12 o'clock A. M. and ao'cloca V. Mi
the following detcribtd tram at hmd
viz:
The south west corner of Ihe south
west quarter of aection five, in township
thirteen, of range five; beginning at the
amith'weet corner, and running east eoa
hundred and seven roda to a post, thetico
fifty-eight rods north to a port, thetica
west one hundred end sevea reds te a.
post, thence south silly tods to ihe plica
of beginning. Containing thittyeigbt
acres and nine polea mora or less, subject
10 a mortgage to Moses Marklty, far the
security of the payment of f8S SS cen'.a
with interest from tho (Jth diy af FbTtlt
ry 1835, up to the irresent data;
1 ' B. GRIFFITH. 9b ?.
Jan. 2"0:h, 1R3.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
A LL persons having claims against
V 'ha estate of Abraham Co, rite of
Perry tartnship Carroll county, deceased!
ire "hcrebs notified to preaent ihe same
legally proVen for settlement wtbin one
car from thta date and all thrise indebt
ed to the estate nru req'resled ta mat
itnmediute p'Tment.
SAMUEL WILLIAMS.
Administratar.
JANE COX Adrai'i.
. 1- J a . . h . I mm aftklttd tin
the Inw.a 01 nannvcr. or ' nevu.n, ,
iiititirtiiii nf TES per cent, upon the
thorof'Thfee Years in England, No- C4jtll 8l)(., of said Company, on or be
nh Webster, LL. D. John Inman, J. fore lne nineteenth day of March neit
GOODS
Mi
Now 'a your timo, tou that wartl fchetp
goods, cell on H. A. Stidgerfdif ths Silt.
f en. Vtt, its.13.
Gould. Mrs. Sedgwick, author of
Allen Prescott,' etc., William Dunlap
author of 'History of the Arts of De
sign in the United States,' etc, Miss
C. M. Sedgwick author of Redwood,
Hope Leslie,' etc. Dr Rush, Philadel
being the ninth instalment.
Bv onler ol Ihe Bnaru.
CH ALES D. HOSTEftER,
S.x'rv
Office of the Sandy V Bfnrer Ca
nal Company, P. 5,1836.
LUOK HE HE!
Mr Kittlewell has plured his Tawdtle
notes with ms for cnllCcHnn',' thoie rhat
know themselves Indeaied ill please eal
and settle, as ihey have been doe eorat
timei ...
H. A. STIDGER,
feb.5lh,i63e,
We have given to day a preference
in our columns to Ihe Report of the
Senate Committee (of which Mr.
jti 1 1 iVlrlBapPHA,
mm"
ftj :ALi.
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