The Summit County Beacon from Akron, Ohio • Page 2

1 not far distant, when other men will be at the SHERIFFS SALE Br virtue cf a writ of fi. fa. iic. to mo directed (the 0nmmit Beacon. a.

RivkV eloquent let ter, declaring himsel in favor of Mr. Clay for the next Presidency, is producing quite a sensation in Virginia where there are many of Mr. Rives peculiar political notions. The letter is most powerfully written, and we are aorry that ita length precludes its publication in our own cclumns this week. Another Comet has appeared to the Star-gazers of Vale College.

It is in the constellation Orion in length, tail and all, about ten degrees. Tho number of hite males in the State of Ohio, over St yoars of age, is 315,546, an increase in four years of 30,206. Summit is the third county on the Reserve, having 5513 being 8 more thin Ashtabula, and 257 more than Portage. The Locos of Philadelphia, have instructed i COSGRhlSS: The Senate to day. af.er a legislative suasion of half an hour, during which time no business of impoitance was transacted, went into executive sefsion on the motion of Mr.

Hayard, who sta ted that there was acme business of im portance to be dipoed of tbore. We understand that the nomination of Mr. Henshaw a Secretary of the navy ai rejected by a very heavy vote. 'I he Senate continued in executive until four o'ejock. iNo other mina tiwr.s.

we hear, were disposed uf. is being resolution day, no other business of importance was tran1 acted in the houe but the rtcention and dis positten of resolutions, end some petitions were presented and referred, under the rules and a few notices of Lills to be introduced were given. Olvbe Jan 15. will, and with such unusual unanimity. Dut thete ia yet ample lime for the Whig Stats Central Committee to adopt suitable measures for bringing another candidate fairly before the people and we Lave in our ranks an army of men, either of whom would worthily fill the office of chief magistrate of the State on ilher of whom without doubt the whole W'hig party would moat cordially and enthusiastically ur.ite.

I desire in conclusion, most sincerely to express the profound sense 1 entertain of the honor done rne by the convention, and no one but myself can ever know, the deep emotions of grulitude, which fill my heart, even now while penning this communication. And while from necessity I surrender to tho people as 1 now do, the nomination which their Representatives in convention assembled conferred upon me, I assure them, that 'if my life be spared, my humble efforts, and ardent aspirations shall not cease for the triumph of the good cause in which we are engaged. Most respectfully DAVID SPANGLER. IIEIliFF'8 SALE. irtu ul a writ of vendi ex to tfio di- reeled and delivered from the court et; common pleas of Summit county Ohrol shall expose to said at publ vendue at tho home of John Grove in the township of Springfield on th 5th -day of Ftbruary next, between the houta of ten o'clock a and four oclock at of said day the following and chattels to wil: 'One buggy wagon 1 set sing? bar ncss, 1 bedstead, 1 bureau, 1 cooking stove, teakettle and four joints stove pipe, 1 inkstand.

1 Franklin stove and tour joints stove pipe. 1 dark lantern, "i draw shaves. 1 powder can 1 molasses can 1 faucet 1 water can 1 oil can 1 crane six pot hooks, 0 caoa bottom chairs one rocking chair 1 map of (he Uuited States 1 map of time dec. 5 shaving boxes 1 piece of foundation mui lin. 12 pieces straw trimmings 1 corset ri set knitting mrdles22ydsU.

csmbtic I razor 2 fur collais 3 ps, gloves, 3 stocks 1 cake polishing powder 3 boxes pills 3 pieces footing 2 pieces foundation 3 yds, bobinet 7 pieces blond edging, 2 pt-s. snuirers 4 yds, tibia 10 combs 0 combs 1 pr, spectacles lot of buttons. Taken in execution as the properly of John Grove at the suit of Henry nay-dock Josep'i N. Coriics and Willi am It. Thurston, against Henry Grove as principal, and the sa John Grove as surity, Thomas Wilson, Sheriff.

Sheriff's Office, Summit Co. Jan. 24th 1644. AhKON, JANUARY C4, 1844. Ma.

SpaSoler's Dfcuiatio. We regret 'he necessity which compel Mr. Spangler to iecline the nomination for Governor; but as here are many other good men in the Whig ranks, ho are worthy of the'suflerajea of the party, we have no doubt but that at the proper time a candidate equally satisfactory, will be selected. 1VIIIU COVI33ITIO.f. The hig State Cen(rl Committee have called a Slate Convention to meet at Colnm-bus on the 22d day of February next.

Cor the purp'ofC of nominating a candid iltf for Governor, in the place of Iavid Spangler, Eq declined. Thpy request the different counties to smd delegates. JcnVo. is reported, has writ- ten a Jutter. renouncing and denouncing the Van Duren Baltimore Convention, and that lie will not permit hid name to go before it.

Uo tha the declines rui.ning for the Presidency at all. It appears from a letter that Mr Calhoun two nephews, Langdon Cbeaves and Judge Butler, have joined a Clay Club in Charleston, S. and that they that if South Carolina is necessary for Mr. clay's election, fhall have it. The w'e eonntry is turning to Clay! Father 'tcnie ttt a 'n lhe fire and the o'd is scolding aad sputtering dreadfully a- bout it.

Robber Takkw jmi uis Fcicidk. Some week8 ajjo. Messrs. Pumroy's Express was robbed of a trunk eontainincr about 847.000. lj.j -some time after, by means of a five hundred bad passed t0 mercnani oi ie ors, ue was iracea I i tiiju uuu iiiui.

ui iiil wy ii.ujju in the trunk. The robber's name was Lechner, who with his v.ife, was taken to prison, He had burned 130,000 of unsigned bills on the Union Bank. The night after he was lodged in prison, he committed suicide, by hanging himself to his bunk, which, not being high enough to raise him from the floor, he had the resolution to draw up his legs, so that his J()e weigbt rested upon tiie handkerchief around" his neck. Solomon Shoemaker was executed Zanesvillf, on the 12th for the murder; of his brother. Some twelve or fifteen thou sand of the gaping multitude were many of" whom were intoxicated.

It is said: there was no more solemnity among them, than there would have been at a horse race! Sam Medary talks of rtvietcing the "Junius Tracts' The editor of the State Journa hinks if this fact should be mentioned in the presence of a horse, should sewhat is often ulkcd about-'a langh." Jt is 6aid the reaeon why Sain Medary op poees Cas, is because he has a horor for any ihing Cattey! Remember that. The Columbus Journal; av that David Tod came out ii a public Fpeeth 1 at and am opposed to pro- tection I am opposed to a protective tariff I am opposed to a National Bank I am in! favor of the tanking law of last winter, com-; monly called Bartley's law!" In other words, he-U an -ultra, hard money, fr.e trade Locofo co can any man favorable to any sort of banks or of a protective tariff, vote for him? Astou.nih.vg. The New York Aurora say that Alderman is about to publish a report that will astonish the "natives" of New The carrespondent of tha Louisville Journal, says that "many of the most and dietiiieue women, who pi ye tone to faeh-l ionable society, and at whose nod the doora of! circ'e n.in thCm tjcr income wh.cli tnem jn 'heir fashionable follies, from sour- i I i i Banks or Ohio. 'I he eiht remaining Banks of Ohio, viz; -of C'irclevi Je, Norwak, Sandusky. Woos-ter, Xenia.

the CI nton Bank of Cclum- t.na flic f.8.Kav.ltfl fif Cinci- nati give the following their condition on the 1st. of January U. Circulation 62, 159. 255 507,3 1 7 35 C'20 2,861,73 1 1 "5785 315 1 452 i 705 Depositee Due Banks Public Liabilities Fprcio a iik Notes Knstern Depositos Due fioin UanLa Instant Means 106.701 1 Discounts 2 873,936 i ii i 'Jhe charters of the Commercial tho Hint nf December, and ore not included in the above tnble. 1 Wno ark the Tipk Laykrs.

Mike whose; Subterranean' loses noths ing i.f spirit and flavor-, by being edited on the lbland remarks in a strong articlo on the Presidential question, in his paper of the 9 incidentally, in relation to .1 leu, as loilows, viz; -M ho cant about PipoLnymg during last Presidential eleciion, is all froth Mid 'clap-tarp; as it ia indeed about other' J-eurirs. laH as nmth tf not more, l'lpe than the H7fi; mid every man in ihu Demo ratic pa i ty, who knows about lhe iua knows thai we Gen. Wod.ly Thr-mpson, the Minister of the Unhid to Mexico, has foi-wnr'Jetl liiu rrsignntion of that trust, and is scon cxprc'eJ home. The particular object (This mission, which was thset-t'ement ofcla'ins eg iint Mexico has been uccoirtplishcd The Cineinnnti CfiVr.nirln thua roursi-a of Ohio's pfeat achievements S'lCcrtrjiains. 1,509 njil6s of railronds and rni.m! bu ll tit a cut of fifteen millions of Iu Cincinnati there ard butcher-ad annually hboul 50 ncres of She ol r7 sttiamboits, rn rnnlov- ing j.iiriecn nuncrca naaa-i.

Rfj-cct'iom or Mr. Henshaw The eu'tngotrof the official head of Mr. Tyler's Sec retary of the Navy by the U. P. Scnnte.hy 'great pain' to the end tha paper supposes thi injunction of secretary in regard to the cause and the vote will be removed at en early day.

'I he (J lobe eays the vote against confirming was a heavy one. i ii Rev. K. Avery Eastern papers Btojust now rife with the reported death 1 their delegate to the Baltimore Convention to support Mr. Vun Buren for the Presidency.

"Slippery is the man undoubtedly. Steam Propullers are taid to be driving out of employment, the sloops and schooners on the Atlantic coast. Why not on the Lakes tool The Loco fucos of this State have published an address sixteen columns in length principally to tell the public what they are not in favor of. They lit vc an unconscionable idea of the capacity of the piiblie guile' nf Ohin. if tlipr think it ran allniv r'lia dose, especially as it is competed of that has been mouthc' and worked ever by Allen and Medary for the ninety ninth time in the last ten years.

The tehoolmaster'!) goose that was served up for meuls times in 1 -week and was just as-good as new every iui.uibi( ilia, oi.ca me i i i lug timber for the whole year round, and then is hashed up for the tenth time, without losing any of its bulk. If the party should ever take it into their heads to tell cs what they are in favor of, or -what are their principles, look out for twenty columns of twaddle that will amount to this that ihey are "opposed to coon-skins and lard Corrttpondenct ofth Summit Btacon Colcmbcs, Jan. 19, 134 1. You have Coubtless heard, ere this, that David Spangler has declined the nomN nation tendered h'm by the Whips ofi' Ohio. His letter, declining the honor, was it friends assured the Convention that he would accept the nomination, though they had no positive assurance to that effect.

Mr. Spangler declines not because he entertains any doubt of success, nor because of any want of faith in, or love to, Whir principles and measures, but because of the pressing claims of private business. His letter which you wi'l publish of course, shows the deep regret w.uh which he declines Though the declination of Mr! Spangler will cause the Whi the troublo and expense of another convention, yet it not cooi in the least, their ardor nor Uirow tnem JIUo Ctnfelon. XVo ha4.e an hondrcd Whiffs in the State wiio can meet DaviJ Tod 6UCce6SfuIly on 'lie slump, and carry State by 15,000 gainst him. The 8pirt of ia and Jt matters not much who lhe isthe Dr- ncijG8 wliat carr U3 on to It for men nor for office, but for principles principles- upon wh en must stand or fall the prosperity of the State, and the of our beloved inuitutions.

and others in the city, have called a delegate Convention to be holdcii here on the 22(1 of February, for the purpose of "selecting a suitable candidate for Governor, It is hoped that the several counties will move in this matter, at as earlya day as practicable-I trust there ill be as great a gathering a on the 10th inst. of the Locofoco army on the "glorious eighth." Their meeting is called here, jronis cally, the "union "and harmony" convention. Gwv. Shannon is said, at times, to swear hard about the Vanocrats. He says the country will soon be lid of that miserable set of politicians, called hard money men.

If tho Got. had a little more moral courage, he would forsafce the ship that is fast sinking with him- 96 ae90ciate8- A mutiny has long been orewne on bard. and time only will deter- i I II nii5.uci iuc icuuera win succccu in quel ling it, I tin infnrrripil tic 1 tl.n a tain Cass democrat, alias "pln ticket." of vour i V. 1- .1 1 a vvu.ivj, doim, njinu licit-, mni. lie tou not na parly are "Jf.rrucfiW and opposed to the best interest, of the State that he could not deny' nor conceal 1.U disspprobation of the pproration ot tiie a I to helm of Slate.

During the past week, the Senate amended a joint resolution from the House to print S000 copies of tho report of the Director of the Penilenitcntiary, by adding 3000 copies of the JludUor' Jtrport in Knglish, and 1500 in German. Next day the striking out tho German copies, and sdding the report on the Auditor's contingent fund, at greed to the amendment. Thus it will be seen, the House Ins receded froth the true position it weeks ago, not to print any copies of the Auditor' Report so long as it held the insolent language it dues, toward the Legislature, The Wliigi generally opposed the printing, but a few wanted something to send 'home for "Buncombe," and some thought the report contained an exposition of me rottenness of certain branches of the public service, which it was neceseary for the people to know, and so they aotnpro mised the dignity of the house, as I think, for few copies of Brough's Report. The Senate has not yet agreed to the House amend, ment, but doubtless will.1.. The bill to amend the charter of the W.

R. College, giving it the privilege to estab lish a Medical Branch at Cleveland, passed the House to-day, by a vote of about 40 to 88. think it will pass the Seriate. Tho bill introduced by Mr. ArchboM, to repeal certain portions of the law providing I for the levying of taxes the tendency ofj 1'ich towards repudiation-has been dis cussed and the obnoxious sections stricken out by a vnanimout vote! Good, 'hio has not yet stained her skirts with foul repudiation.

To day, Mr- Duncan (whig) introduced a bill to authorize banking in Ohio, Mr. D. introduced it on his own responsibility, and it cannot, therefore, be considered a Whig measure. It is on. the free banking, State Stock system.

I have not yet examined it sufficiently to give you a synopsis of it; but. will do so, soon. Mr. Claypoole also presented a bill to incorporate a bank at Chilli cothe, on the independant system. It is said to be an excellant bill.

These movements need not encourage the peopleto expect any thing in the way of bank charters the Senate will go 'to the death" against every thing of the kind. Divorces are now the ofilcr of the day; and it makes my heart sick to nee the utter recklessness of a portion of the Legislature in regard to this subject. Divorce bills have passed either branch of the Legislature this session, on the most trivial icasons being giv en in their support The amount of injury done the public morols, and the good of socie ty, by the reckless manner jn which the marriage covenant has been treated in this State, during the last few years, cannot be calculat We are becoming a by ward and a re proach in the mouths of our Eister States. The Senate spent the whole of yesterday in debating a case of a woman from York v-ho seek.3 a divorce from her husband at the hanuis of the Ohio Legislature She applied to the legislatures of New Yolk and Michi gan without and now Ohio is asked to legalize her adultery shame, art thou fled forever! Verily; we are 10 be made the receptacle of the filth of the earth. Her ladyship is living in' great style at the princi pal hotel in the city, and is accompanied by a young man who.

caSs himself her neph ew: ua moiion to engross tiie bin, it was lost by a tie vote. -tTo-doy, her friends in tho Senate watched an opportunity to find a Senator out of his seat, and then reconsidered the vote of yesterday, and passed the bill bf fore the absentcereturned. iThe House will put its veto upon it, I think. All this expense to the State comes 'of doing wrong in entertaining any petition for a divorce. The courts are open for almost any case that can arise.

The bill to erect the new County of Wyandott, was ordered1 to a third reading on to-morrow by a vote of 4'j to 25. This county is made np of the "Wyahdott Reserve'1 recently purchased of the Indians, and portions of the counties of Marion and Richland. Just 12 o'clock P. good night. Ouioax, Letter fie in Mr.

Spangler. Co6Bocton January 13 1814. To the Editor of lhe Coshocton Spy. Sir; I have very unexpectedly recieved the intelligence of my nomination by the Whig Conven Hon of Ohio to the office of Governor. Without consultation with any person but acting solely on my own responsibility, and on my own knowledge of the crrnwi-nff mit of mv nrivata neces-ities growing oui my private Ov nroiessionai Dusiness, nuu 01 too irape- 1 1 i 1 rtou.

duties wh.oh these impose I am dechne the hono of the nomination, and uecillie tile llulioc ui ito iiiiiiiaiiuii, anu say that I cannot consent to be a candidate for the odice This annunci- candidate for the ollice 1 111.1 annunci the result of extreme necessity. Reasons connected with the considerations to which 1 have above relerred leave me no alternative, and as they all of a personal nature and belong exclusively to my private and professional concerns, the public can feel no interest their detail and on mis point 1 will oaly add, that for me to accept the nom inatton wouia ue attenueu wn bucu 1 I a sacrifices of business and of duties, as man can, in my opinion, reasonaoiy asked to make. In order to guard against raisconstuc-tion. permit to say that in the adoption this coarse, I bare made so ca'cula-tions or estimates of the chances of success and defeat. An 'assurance doubt la sure of success would if possible render even more imperative the necessity of my declination, because i cannot at this time in any evetit, withdraw time and attention from private business, and devote them to the business of.

public. repeat that it is with feelings of re 1 1 aviucn 1 cannot aescr oe, inai all igation impose up- w. sts me the necessitr of declininff a nom- 5 it and delivered from the court of common pitas of Summit county Ohio I shall expose to salo at public Vendue at the house of Joeeph B. Hurlbutt in the township of Norton on Monday thefflh day of Ftbru ary next between the huurs of ten o'clock a and four o'clock of said day the following described goods and chattels to wit. All the wheat growing on lhe farm occupied by Joseph H.

ilurlbutt in the township of Noilon supposed to be sixteen acres. Taken in execution as the property of JoseptiU. Ilurlbutt at the suit of Fal-luas A. Newell and Gilbert Dickertnan for the use of William Spalding. Thomas Wilson, fcherilT.

By4J. C. Wallace. Deputy. SherjrF'a office Summit co.

January 24, 1841. SHERIFF'S By virtue of a writ of vendi ex to me, directed and diliveied from the court of common pleas of Portage county Ohioj I shall expose to sale at public: vendue at the ta vern house of Samuel Newton in Middle bury on Monday the fifth day rf February next, between tho hours of ten o'clock a. m. and four o'clock p. of said day the following described crowds und chattels to wit: One horse.

Taken in execution at the DrODCrtv 1 of Samuel Newton at the suit of Edward B. lseltdi Hanson 8. Chadwick. Thomas Wil-on. she i iff.

SheriflT's Office, Summit co. January 21th, 1814. HKRIFF'S S.LE. By virtue of a writ qf aliasvendi ex to me directed delivered from the court of common pleas of Summit county Ohio 1 shall expose to sale at public vendue at the house of Henry Newberry in the villnge ofCuy-ahoga Falls on Tuesday the sixth day cf Ftbruary next, between the hours of ten oclock a and four oclnck of said day the following described goods and chattels to wit: 'One ox cart and one large log dray- Taken in execution ns the property of Henry ISewberry at the suit of I. Pendleton for the use of Emory Uice.

Thomas Wilson sueritT. SherifTs office Summit county January 24th 1814. illElllFF'S By virtue of a writ ol Fi. I a to mo direc ted and delivered from the court of common Pleas of Summit county Ohio, I shall expose to sale ut public vendue at tiie house of William J. Chapmnii in the township ot Coplsy on ffediiisd'y (he "ilh.

day of February next, between me hours of ten o'clock a. m. and four o'clock p. i- .4 ti i Ml M. ol said day me loiiowing ocBcnueu goods and chattels to wil.

Two brass clocks, Taken in execution ns the proper'y of William Chapman at the suit of Wil-Ham tin and others, rrj Thomas Wilson, Sheriff. By J. C. Wallace Dep. Sheriff's ofHoo.

SnmT.it coun'y, 7 January 24, 1844. 5 TlERIFF'SSALE. By virtue of a 5 writ olVcndi Ex to mc directed and del.vcred from tha court oi" tt nimoii Plea of Portage county, Ohio, I eha'l expose to sule at public vendue at the dnor of tin-court house inthe town of on the twenty sixlhday of February next between the hours of ten o'clock A. and four o'clock p. m.

of said day following described landj cnJ tenement ta wit. A certain lot or parcel of land which is known by being part of lots numbers runeiccn ana twenyy two in tract numuji seven in Poilrgeor township number' two in the eleventh range of tow nship in the Connecticut IFus'ern Reserve in the county of nnd is also in lhe Slate of Ohio described and bounded as follows beginning at a posk-in the north line of a county road, leading from North Akron to Middlebury by the dwelling House ol cnarles ilrown saiu post is a.su on tho west l.oe cf lot nu.mber nineteen two hundred and twenty three links south of the north west corner of said lot, thence north one and ono fjurth degree west al jng the west line of said lots nineteen and twenty two 400 links to a pus and stoner ilience south G3 degree east 3G7 links to a post and stone, thence south 1 degices E. 400 links to a post in the north liue of said road, thencb north 63 dpgretis 367 links to the place of beginning, containing within these bounds one acre and twenty eight hundredths of an acre of land, be the same more or less. Taken in execution as tho property of Lorenzo B. Austin at tho mi.

of 11 ic hard Kingsland Jese B. Rogers St Timothy li limhop against Lorenzu B. Austin Scone Alvin Austin Linus Austin St Linus Austin Jr. Thomas Wilso.x, Sheriff. Sheriff' office.

Summit January 24th, 1914. HKRIFF'S SALE By virtue of a writ of Alias Vendi Ex. to me directed delivered from the court of common pleas of ortage county uno, snail expo. to sale at public vendue at the door of the Couit House in the town of Akron, on the SCA day of Ftbmary next, between the hours oi ten o'clock a.m. and four o'clock p.

m. of said day lhe following lands and tenements, to wit: 'Sitinte in Tallmadge townhip, number two in the tenth ranee of townbhios. in the Connecticut Western Reserve, in the State of Ohio, and which is also inthe count? of Portage, and known as lot number 16 in square twenty one bounded as follows. North on Jot fifteen, Kast on Newberry street, South on lot seventeen, and West on lot aix, being four rods wide and ten rods long and containing one fourth acre of Taken in execution the property of John Farraratthe suit of Mariah Humphrey It Richard Clark administra'ors of Elijah Humphrey dec, against Joha Farrar and oce a les W. Wetmore.

Thom Wilsow Sheriff. Sheriffs office Summit co. January I tth 1814) a on by bed confession of the Rev K. Avery York city. He rays that there are 550 regu- The State Central Committee, upon con-tried some years sii ce on a charge of hona ilUfnmp in nno u.r,l tnt eultction with th VI.

It is understood that the Senate yesterday rejected the8 President's nominati-m pflsAC Hill of New Hampshire, to be Chief of the Bureau of Provisions and Clothing lor the Navy. JYat. Int. itlarricft: In Randolph, Portage county, on the evening of the 14th by K. I.

Iiruinard Lsq Mr. JOHN BAIK, to Miss MARY ST1FLEU. both of Randolph. Suddenly, at his residence in Medina, on Thursday, tho 11th of Congestive fever, Rev. B.C.

Baldwin, pastor of tho Congressional Church of that place. STRAYED STOLEN OR BORROWED, from my Barn, one Saddle, Bridle and Mar tingale. hoever has them in possession, will return them and pay for this advertisement, will confer a great favor. JONATHAN MYER3. Akron, Jan.

22d 1344. Assignee's Sale. 1 shall offer for sale at public auction, at my office in this place, on the 12tH day of February next, at 10 o'clock a. tho judgments, ac. connts, contracts, and equities in real estate belonging to the estalei a Bankruptcy of Carlos A.

Clark. Also, the equitable interest in notes, accounts and peisonal property belonging 10 tha estate of Alfred CiriawolU, in bankruptcy, terms 01 sale cash. S. L. AND Assignee.

Middlebury, January. 24th, 1844 2S9 Assignee's Sale. shall for sale at public auction, at my 1 office in Middlebury, on the 24th Jay of February next, at 2 o'clock lhe following real estate, to The east half of tha Fulling Mill tract," in Middlebury, conntaiing about one fourth ol an acre of land. Also, all tho equila. bio interest ot Howard fenn, and all the in terest of Jonathan F.

Feiln, in and to all the real and personal property heretofore assigned by Raid Howard Fen 11, to Eli.ki;ii Crosby, and fowler F. Fenn. Also, all tho boohs and accounts of Jonathan FY Fenn, and Howard Fenn, Terms of sale cush. I S. L.

II AN l)t'Jtsstgnee oj J. F. Fenn. Middlebury, Jan. 3d, 1844.

1 rjlEAS! Old Hyson, Voting Hyson and JL Black Tea, can be had at IS ew Voik cost prices, at -No 12 Market street. Wm, M. Diamond, Al.ICOS. A lanje asscrlinent, selling at cost prices, by. m.

M. Diamond, -Igent, 7T USLIN DE LANES, Marines, Alpacas, ITL Gloves, Kibbons, selling at coat prices', by Wm. M. Diamo.nd, JIgent. SHERIFF'S SALE.

15 v.itue of two writs ot vendi ex to mo, directed and delivered Ironi the court of Cdm mon pleai of Portage county Ohio 1 shall expose to sale ut puulio vendue ai the door ot the court houio in the town of Akron on. Monday the 26ti day of February next, between the ot ten o'clock a and four o'clock Mjf said day the following described lands uud ten ements to wit. 'The equal undivided half of lot of land situated in the township of LJjston in the county oi bunniiit and stale ot Ohiu and is known by lot number forty oue and is bounded as follows, north by the township hue, east by the west line of lot number foity south by the north line of lot number lorty two, and west by the Cuyahoga river and coniaias ono hun dred aiu! twenty five acres as recorded tn Pottoge County Records Book 36. pages 407 rd 408. Also he equal undivided half of a tract orloi of laud s.tu.

uate in-Boston towtiship number- in the range of townships in the Connecticut Western Kescrvo in the State of Ohio and which is also in thji county of Summit and is known by being purt of lot number forty five and is bounded as follows commencing ut a stake set oil the east edge ot the Oh canal on the line betweeu lota 4.4 40 under the end ot the bridge over the sa canal irotn which the corner of the brick house bears ii 371 111 links theuce running the line of lut xNo, 45 i 66J IS 3 clu, 21 Iks. to a stake set in said line thence at right an cles Irom saia line it ii ens. to a stone 2 leei ioDg set in mt gruuna. thence paralell to the aforesaid 1 jS lin feSi 1 cb, 87 links to a stake set i the ravine, thence SCI 3 chs. 75 Iks, to a stake set on the north side ol the upper basin thence 8d IF 44 Iks, to a stake s.

on lhe side of the canal thence dowa said canal 21 i 7 chs. Iks. thence JS 251 1 ch, 4 Iks. thence 201 1 ch, 51 Iks to the place of beginning, containing one acre and Bevcnty.hundrcdths of an acre is also, understood that three lourlhs of a ware house situated and being on said lot is hereby conveyed subject to canal aud highway be the same more oi less. I Taken in execution as the property of James Wallace at the two f.i suns oi atrous, Plainer, Thomas Sheriff.

oberius summit co January 2t( 1811. CI aodly city SALK. lly virtue ot a writ of LIx. to mo directed and delivered from the court of common Pleas of Summit county Ohio, I thail tx poso to sa'e at public vendue at tho door of the court Hous3 in the town of Akron on Monday the txceljlh day February next, between tho hours ot tin o'clock a. m.

and four o'clock p. in. cf suil day, lhe equal und.videJ fifth part of tho following described lands and tenements (o wit '1 he cast half of south vast ijuar-tcr cf section thirty, towmhip two in ranee ten, in tho strict' of iunds Cer ed lor sa'e at Wooster in tho stulu of Ohio, containing eighty acres, also the south cnt part uf iiueiiuiul section twen. ly nine of townthip iwo iii range ten, containing fifty three acres ntid eighty mne handiedths of un acre, subject to all, uny and every contaC, grant or piivtlcge mudf, entered into nnd given tonny peison whomsoever by William Christina and James W. Lnth-np, in tho l.fe time t.f Uie i-nid Lathrop, eitner by tho p.iIo of any of tho irt the town of Clinton si'uatcd on tad lands or otherwise an in particular pulject to' a privilege- givtn nrd granttd by lhe suid C'hiitinas mid lo William IK-rvty-nf oveilKvving a certain part of emd Iunds w.lh null lam, excepting two tirrcs sold to the state of Ohio bv the said tfumul setter during his lifo time; t.nidtno a-crcs nto oYkcrbed and boundtd ns fallows to wit: Wistwardly tho line ol tho face of the wall of luck So.

2 south of the Portage iumrr.it on tho Ohio ennat nn tho ml side ol suJ lock, ond the Lea if tho wall oC Lock No. 3, on the cut tde of said lock northw ordly i lhe lino which divides tho lu.id ul Mid Kosvittltf from that of Joseph Mc.Murry und wh eh crosses the canal bel ween said leeks-southwardly oir lino exifrnlii from ti point on the fiit dtscnbid line, oi.o chain xeven links sjuthwntdly on tl.e lower end of the wing wail of suid lock No. 3, ar.d at right ungle with tht westerly lire; and eatvaidiy on a hue parallel wirh Vlic first dukcribed line, and so far lhirc" trcm ns to include two acre. And ulsu excepting, the following described tructs or purcels of land being paits of the south east "part of fiactiouul section twenty nine, township two, rnngo ten, ai.d bounded ond described Itiir- ning one hunclred" H.et be-low lock No. 3, south of the Summit Lake on the Oh.o Cunal, fhence running touihwardly rt; hundred fet, ther.cu eastward! one hun.

dred fjet, thence northwardly one hun dred it, thenco westwardly one hundred feet to tho place of beginning. Al si a piicc of hi ul described as follows: Uegintiing at white oak lump near a bridge, west of a certain brook or stream ol water where a street or road isinContcm plation running west ten rods, thence south 8 rods, thence pest ten rods, ihenc north 8 rods lo tho place of beginning, containing one half ol an acre solJ by said tVam uel Uossctter in his Ida time to Tucker. And also twj other lots and par cels of land belonging to tho aid Besset te in said county, described as follows to wit: Lot number one on tho north sidd of main streot and number Iwo on thi west side, in. tho town of Clinton, situ. alo in the noith east corner of aaetion thiity one, township nurnbor two, and range ten, excepting and reserving thercv Irom twenty feet enc'osed wills a paled fence as tho burying ground of parents oi said detendunt.

Alio one other tract or pareel of land In said county belonging to tho estate of Samuel Koskctier deceased, described as Pillows lo wit: Be'gianing at the op bank of tho west bank of the Tutcarawas river on the north lino of section number thirty two, in township number two in county Ohio, fuow Summit county,) thenco westwardly to the northwest cor her ol filiy acres of land deeded by Alar garet llsrvey to William Hcrvey on the tenth day of March 1339, thence east, wardly and bounded on lands deedeJ by th 6aid William and Dorathea Ilervey to Gorham Chopin, lo the west bn.k of said river, thenco norihwardly and bounded on said bank to the place of beginning; containing about two acres and a half moro or less, excepting and reserving therefrom a sufficient spneo for a road for wagon to pats up and down said rircr the west bank thereof. Taken in execution as tha property of Mary Uossctter at the suit of Janics Pat terson. Tkomas Wilbox SAerif, Sheriffs Office Summit co January 10, 1841. 5 yiN DOW GLASS of a superior quality ces that rniist not be mentioned, but which! 1 he Cassites are reported to be unreconcil-may be too readily imagined ed to the proceedings of tj.e Vanocratic wing I. i i i i is 'uiipu iu nave oiea in cmiio.

A rrcspor.deut of the N. Y. Tribune s(ale3lhut Avery is still living in Rich- in oiid End is Cnirarrrd in fnrminn and death il.prpH.rft P-f a ssAciit'sETTa Osmyn Baker i (Whig; elected to Congress from the CtU District. II is mnioiitv nvpr ll ia i "0. There is now but one Massachu- tolts vacant.

Coi: Johns. Since the return of Tccumsi killer from his protracted eastern visit, it i stated with annearance of truth that he despairs of a nomination lor ire Presidency and will be content to run his chance as Vice on the ticket with Mr. Van Curen. The Richmoi.d Enquirer of fhe.l4tir announces that Col J. is a horse'" for the presidency nnd with the dne exultation that the h'ar tnony party are getting to be quite bars non ouj.

Infli ence cf WtALTn. The respect vh ch is every where paid to wealth, and Luusiucrai on is no wrd to rr 1 iriii uiiu i II jj-vauuiig me present unu state ol tilings, Agftinbt these, the loudest denunciations i tho pulptt Ikivo long been directed: but to I ii no a.iad nv sol purpose: In the mit'st ol that unlettered race, on whom the light o( Jias never taw.ied to -whom iwuuu ins Kiiovvieugo have never un locked their a'uablo treasures where a carknos, thick and impenetrable as thai hichhung iii such palpable blackness ivr Ezypt. shrouds the mnd, maybe lound in full exercise, more just and ra. nable principles in regard to wealth and it possessor, according to cur own en lightened theory than are; prevalent a nungst us. Keasons for not riviKO roa a News.

rPKR The Christian Ad-voca'e, publishes tho ildiowing excellent extract from a Utter: "Please ay the F.ditor of the Rich. fr.OnJ Christian Advocate that it mvr.ti.A 1 doubtless be well toerase ihname of C. C. irom his and rve up as eom'jj, 11.11 1 vu, iivsao 111 toe lirst cfift I ha never ordered the paper, and -is, if he uuM.ig: muruereu oaran juaria i 1 In tht session of the Ohio Legislature 1333 34, when the Locofoco party chaitercd a batch of some ten banks, they expressly refused to incorporate the principle of indi- vidual liability into their charters, and Disney the present Locofoco leader in the Senate, voted with them, as may be seen by refering to page 51 of the Senate journal of that year. Hon.

Jon Davis, in a letter to the Colu-n-1 ing fCnrt in: J.i 1 11111JUIB know of no-region which can stand a competition with this in growing wool, and my belief i', that within ten years, it will not only wiuiin icn years, it will not only 1 ul- t.Atrjiiii itri tit ail dutu rtmu rri. i no. come -a great countries." r- ,1 article of export fore.gnj A German named aber, has wade a chine that wtll talk! The organs of voice! arc made of India Rubber, precisely similar to those of the human subiect. He on a niann. with rirteen ficient to make it speak 'Language.

So avs the American. Tub 2w Kolm Railroads are managed with great efficiency. They cost 1 1,000,000. The dividend amount this year to Th.ee huiTdTcd and thirty one veins of CodJ per and Lead ore, have been discovered in Northern Michigan, bordering on Lake Supe rior, by a party of miner's. Young Parisian girls are now regularly employed as clerks in bonking houses.

The ulan iias worked ma well that crt.w'mmmnt 'it. lf beginning ta employ young females in r- CoKeaEsa. Q.ui:e a lengtiiy discussion up- on so much of the President's message a re-1 course pursued by the self-styled leaders or'ation is made with extreme pain, but it words to that import. I have no doubt the gentleman refered to, felt and expressed all, and more, thafl was divulged to me, and I have iiu doubt further, that in lees thun three months he will be whipped into the traces, and wil; pull as steady and true as the most servile. There are hundreds of the Cats men who will BOt 'ubmit 10 ttc leadin- elrin, but he 13 not I vi It is reporied here but with how much truth deponent saith not that the Fund Commissioners have issued about two hundred thousand dollars of stock with which to pay off the contractors on tho public wbrk, without the authority or form of law! Verily, we are getting along When will tho people know the extent of the Mate liabilities, if this looseness in the man agfment of public affdrs is suffered to sustaio its credit under tuch management.

The only remedy for us is a change of rulers from tort to hattrma thnrnnnl, management ot our dudIic affaira nded and loudly called for by the people: I on -l is are in no be my the I grcl lates to the improvement of Uie western! tinueT No State, however much of the ele-atcr, has been hud. Msr TifJcn andjmentsof prosperity it ma possess, can lorn fnu ne never gat u. anuji no a u. 'twa. 1 an agent, and besides he thinks hr ipatJ for it lonig ago.

and if he didn't, he' nothing to j'av, and if lie had ho could idea the uc of hmitation." GiJJingt made earnest and eflvciive pceebesj laior ot appropriations 011 the lakes snd, 'vwi of the West. Pm i mvi via mm lie lliur he has unwarda of 400 Uii'a of rt aJa in ua. The new ico dealers at Wendham Pond I uear lid-tin, have purchased an old nice ag nouse. wnicn iney ininu to convert of ii 'y an house. Weeeibb, TaoMrioF Co.

May 17, audi rejoies say, Uit I be! icts the day is ination made wi so much personal good.