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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-20
From tho american Quarterly Review.
WAR irI,EEHANrrG


The number ofe!cpants employ CO in Tie armies Of
inc Aongoi sov"regus appear almost incredible when
'Te reooec the quantity Of food necessary for the sup
port Of each 'nlivilua The grand Khan KubJ,; i.
said TO have possessed fee HoQsoad, and Cant, Jon
f1ins, who was at Agra in 1907 and delivered leite,
from King James 10 Ia Emperor Jehangr reIa ga thai
Tue Emperor had s'LnciDs khousq2H elephants abopt
two thousand with teeth. the rest females and xounc
ones" The Emperor Akbar the predecessor If To.
hangir, allotted two hundred elephants TO every touv,,
or ten thousand of his calrarv
These huge and powerful onnais were trained 70 the
dreadful business OF war, and seemed 10 acoure y
pleasure III aiding the wishes OF their masters They
we're covered with formed of plates of steel ion
ed together bg chains especially to defend the
trunk, mead, and anterior parts Of the body On the
backs OF these animals wooden towers He'd with arc
ers secured, who poured down their missile. no,
The infantry, being almost of danger themselves
as the elephants protected no: onl; by their dense
skin7 and su?eraddud armor, bnt by their formidable
trunks welded with death dealing force against ttt
ass1ilants
Can aHy thing BE conceived more dreadful Than fad rr
bate covered oy several hundred housn nj cobatap,s
armed s"ny with swords, spc2rs, axes aid missile
pens, while host OF elephants rushing upon their
ranks NJ their irresistible onset housa re dashed m
the earth and t:ampod under footn blow with the trunk
SENDS t!e stunned horScU;nr 10 the Cara thrust with the
uSks hurts the terrified eed among his comrades wall.
the huge beast, urging forward his enormous weight stres
the ground with horrible carnage Still he is under the
soveanee &" The rider who SITS upon his neck his work
Of destruction IS syStcma caly pursued Rut his trunk
thrown aio his erected his mouth ex,,a n!ed and
pro'raccd Sh and piercing uttered: the smear Of
hoTsrma" mas entered his nrck-frantic with pain he
seilcs his conductor with his trunk and filings him into tic
arr he breaks from the ranks and pungcs onwards regard
lass whether feuds foes destroyed and coninucs
his devastating course, until exhausted y wounds md apo
he sinks at last among the .hterc cstroyrr in his
previous horrors in thr upon his back! tn render
the elephants more efficient IN fight, large sarcs dagaers
and other offensive weapons fastened 10 their tus
and every care was taken 10 inspire them with fuzzy against
their oppossrs.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-20

rcnos ace A"t same Providence has blessed us
w'h The means ufnatioaal defence. 1--WE omi, or re
iusc 10 use the gifts which he has extended 20 us
neecr'c not the continuation his blessings lie has
l''et our 'n"utains ami pia with nnerals-wiih
lS' iron and copper; and given climate and soil for
the growing ohe.Dp and wool These beinor Tin or nd
materials OF our national defence. they o,ht TO have
eNtenfod TO them adequate and fair protection ,ha,
our own manufactures ani aborers may be placed on
iar competition With those OF Europe, and that W
may nave Within Our County supply OF those
ana important articles, SO esscnta! in war Reropd
tins look at the Tariff h au eve to the prp,cr dis
uibution OF Labor. and - revcnue and with a Wow IN
u''chafSc our national debt | octhose who
60 not oeFc t!at naona! debt national bicssinc
out rather republic; nasmuch rs il is cal
cuaied - raise around the admins mopicd n
rsocracy dangerous 10 the liberties ot the country
h'S !arii-i mean a jndicioui una--posscsses more
'ahci'ui than real danger" Will ask what is the real
situation CT the agriCurst? Whore has tho American
farmer market for bis surplus products, Excep for
COTTON he mas neither \ foreign nor home MARKET
'oes not Tins clearly prove, when there marhc, eli
thcr M hcmc or abroad, that there much labor EN-
pioytn III agricu!ure and that the channels for labor
should be multiplied? Common sense points out once
Tue remedy Draw from agriculture this srperabuuia,
labor employ IL in mcClansm aud manufactures there
ny creating home market for your broadstufs and
distributing labor TO the profitable account and
benefits 10 the country will result-'Take from 40
ricnituro, i'll the United States six humid ed ,on,,nd
tncD, women and children, ard YOU at once rive :,
home market for more brcaG-stutfs than all Europe
now iniishes Us. In short, Sir, we have been ,oo
long subject 10 Tie policr of the British mercb,n,s
It is time that we should become little more timer
and instead OF feeding the parpers and labor
ers OF hnSiand, tecd our own; or else, a short time
by continuing orr present policy. shall all be rem
dercd raupe!s ourselves
at is, therefore, my opinion, tlat careful anS i,
dicious Tariff is much wanted, to rsy cur national
debt, and afford Us the mears of that ,Iefonce Oil,
N ourselves. which be safety of our country and
liberty depends aud last though not least, give per
distribution to our labor which prove beneficial
to the Happiness independence, aud wealth of the con,
muuy.
This IS a short onine Of my opinions, generally,
on the suffice! Of sour Inquiry, and believing them
correct. aad calculated further The prosperi,y and
happiness OF my country, declare TO you, would
not barter them for any oice or situation OF tenn
Poral character lat could be given nc.
q have presented YOU my opinions freely, because
am w!ihnnt c"ncea!ment; and should, indeed des-
pe myself If could believe myself capable of dcsir
ing the confidence of any, by means so ignoble
i am, Sir, very respectfully, your most obcdicpt
servant,
(ssnca) ANDREW JACKSON.
'i7r L. Il. Coleman, Warrenton, y. c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-20
From Tie I5nci5Efg : irginiay

CEN. JACKSoN's OPINIONS.
We cai' inc attention OF OR readers the following
letter, written by Gen durng the .i
election We must do the General The justice TO say thai
however may doubt Ills Daclv to 0rcr7 the Ernubc
we cannot deny h talent esujiy This letter !. one Of
the best specimens Of the nd rrpT,Gm school 50. ror CIV,
!rom The 'na'Glm Of the Potomac c$irrrcsi South
ask any and every what is his onan of 9ayT and
you VIII receive the same answer: ." III j{ic
oHS iaria &c TO the North, the East, and the west aud
you VIII get the same answer But, when ell
Gnirc 'rtGf is i3iejoWs fariH my cxrrct dGnence
OF opinion aid the General cautiously avoids comi.,al
this point notwiihst uiiuc his friends boast nj m ,Id
ness ana his frankness IL Virginia and the South 90 o.,
cent is deemed jW9'c'o': lu-y Woocus Cen Jack
son deemed q per cent t7icious when nc the Sc
ate, AS wei! rs the Pennsylvania politicians at that time
oHt nor, pennsylvania and the other mnnuacurirg States
ask 100 per cent and say that tia jndcioug rrrua
lion. 90 mat thiS word judcious any Thing Of
no!ing Hckaoi- that Cen Jackson ,rar in NJ h
highest rate W Protecting dUiic5 We believe that o r
still so-Dut tHow further that if he ia not mar in
aTor OF them he has thrown the settled convictions
to"buy go!den opinions Of his former enc
"cs II lie IS in the FIRST prcdcamrnt, Lr s on that score
equally objectionable ir Sir Adas If in he last he r
''' because u proves that liz wou!d sell lis own o,n
Io"S 10 gatfy his ambition. We had rather have man
10 zeal "i;h whose opinions although opnusrI to our in
'ercs;s, carried in his hand, and boldly raiiainc5
'nan one vino concens his in nysfcd jaggon that he NAV
obtain Office by his niu.--
The following letter, ho General - rrsoz, wa ,c, T.,
'f' i'' u. coleman, or Warcutnn, North Carony, in
answer to some inquiries contained in letter addressed
by the latter ~ the frrucr Similar innii.ics BARN,
been made from other quarters, the General states in
note that the Same answer had been RETURNED to item:
WAsHtYGroH CRY. April &C. 1894
"SrF:-i have had tie honor. this day 10 rcrciyc
your letter of the 2st inst and with canJnr shall re-
riy to ii. My name has been brought before the ma
no" " INC people themselves, without any agency OF
n're Tor wish ii not 60 be fo,gorn that have ne
vcr solicited Office nor when called mon by tho roo
s'lIuiod authorities, have ever declined where con
celYed my services could he beneficial 10 iny countrv
nn', as NJ name has been brought b,lore the nation
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-20

IA" set these are 'hc pnwes of which accor,ir,
10 '' "a" "VREN the STATES have been deprived BIZ co
~ 'ViN"' 'h2t We s!rnul1 hr glad q be m
N'n'' ti%t Ne have misunderstood him, md ,yr s,II
pleasure at h'S instance, ourselves, Ia, we meyer
"''"'' n"''y msu"dcrsand mSrcpree,n any onc and
,>P'',''| "n' S" excellent friend as that gentleman
Hv', il "is letter n,rau a, we have s,u,osr; -
De ITS impact, We should e glad u !otyd Mla, WAS
ii iucy.i;2r. ""
The gH al every 20 ciang his opinion will nrvcr
D. coaruvr:;ci by open conviction, i, is a du,v ne
Ell as right Bat i'r ourselves .re cannot enounce
t'c ""H':eS 4" the support oi WHICH cur pcn nd pess
nave always been deVcted we caunot Hs0wn ON, own
I"i"c'ic"S an! rccvr earnest professions be-
c' '' same scn'n"nis are pGciesrh aud acted upon bv
an HHm''S,'"'"n wi'ich came into existence without on
d am winch iaa"s closely il eau, tho foots,,ns NJ
te Administrations which have preceded IL and have C,
nanny contributed to the prosperity. truuqu,v and true
CORY, T.. IL: country. ~ ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-20

S'un'y Kentucky NO. !, from september. 1872, TO
september, 1855. Tie Rachel Rubcr,s who vas the
defendant. is Mrs Gen. jackson
should no; have detailed these facts nj this time
but Tor the call from Advertiser And il INNS, he
remembered that the subject 50 far as am concern
eu' was irst introduced into newspapers ny certain
'aINs"n editors OF this city, during tho last auu-
,1 ~. we purpose OF OBTAINING sny character. |,
would seem that my Go,bearanca then 10 nnb.h ,,l,
now published, has been misunderstood; and an in
ference drawn that tic facts did not exist, ar tia,
was AFRAID TO publish them Their tendency to aFec,
winch the United States can boast nis TOR the ese,,
!eil without common, or remark.
Cincinnati C!dcetie.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-20
IMPORTANT FROM TRANSATLANTIC.

Etiroct ef ritter from gentleman orls first rcsoccr5;
ny IN Pennsylvania. IN jFiend IN Baltimore dafci
CHhUBEEsBURG, llth April, 1927
81 have the pleasure TO inform you that the meeting Of
me ienS Of the Administrations held this place yesier-
Day was the largest AID most respectable asenblae rver
Witnessed III this county on any public whatever
>" formidable and Imposing this meeting. exhibiting
such strong attachment TO the Administrations that the on
position party haze been compelled admit that in This
Frankn) aud scycra! other counties decided md
eriul majority will support SIR. ADAMS aud Mr. CRAY
ihH proceedings, preamble and resolutions adopted
WI appear 10 our papers week. cannot but be-
evc, that with proper attention inpar correct Informal
on to tc people the subject of the Presidential 1uee
ho"' EennsJ Yana wi!- lhc ensuing election sppprt e
prcs'nt administration The ly danger 10 he apprehsrd-
cd arises from the efforts making by the opposlnnisis 10
leave the people the mcfc OF rlcc,nz President,
whilst ~ inns"cs they be so ramn,eed as 10 b.,
In hcr views of the real facts in relation 10 men
and their official measures
Ihc combination entered into by The opposition party
n oppose the administration before scope OF policy
could DC knpwn, and before had done either good m viii
must be dcerd species Of moral treason" against tho
pest interests and preservation of eouledcracy and
Ought to excite, and will excite, honest indignation in the
minds Of an intelligent, patriotic people,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-20
from the Democratic Press.

Extract uG letter dated Charleston rs Cl March g.
1 nave, by one os,hose chances which sometimes be
tau lucky travellers, obtained copy OF a handful
"n'cn Is privately, bat as assured, extensively
circulating throuSho,: the southern states. iDpute
wholly to the modesty of The Pantce tlat it has not
oecn Puocaily announced. The effects already pro
uucen arc 50 satisfactory aud the character of The
so wen knowo that the va!ueof the discovery
cannot bn be duly appreciated by all TO whom lis rn
Par"es and wonder working qualities shall be made
hooTn. his Panacea has been for some time in nse
20 INC 'oo'h ;ni has performed astonishing cures
II Is rs am informed by the friends of tic Paentee
ahout TO be introduced into the Middle States lt,s
WIN 'ha view the Certificate nj Member Of Congress-
Is published Ii is not contemplated 10 attempt the in
".' OF tbs Fanacea INTO tie New England
States the prejudice against the Patcn,ce and other
pfeud,ces wonla, ii is feared prevent its success in
those States: send you cory and hope you " i'll
gre publicity.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-20
from tbo Lynchburs Vi. i,,ian.
nTEEheuKY 90

{" yell known dot the oPpUs'rionsrs have dcs.
oc"oed 10 Use inosi hfic means 10 rcrler Mf Adams
9'''oS ana unpopular w'l TIC American people. They
have not confined their charges aud ncir dcnuprjgi
to hIs public acts or las public characters by, have
ransacked the economy Of his d@ohng house in order
:" EAe! soa:e cree s':!,e 70 ri'eA tl"v r., = r,'
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0oME apge oecURRnMc;nss.

WASHINGTON, April 13.-Capt. Mcneil, acccr,oa
MED by l.cut7. Cook. HAZARD, FI:ssENDr:v, Dr+TA
HWY, and THOMPSON, leave the City this week fur the
A'5ter" pa' OF Firgn;a. This brigade, understand,
To 'es"nr The examination of canal rail road rouc
between The james and Krnaua rivers, also between
TIE ken'awa and RoauoSe rivers.-.Viat. Int.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-20

jo''cr'c'-- The postmaster general has contributed
bis mite 70 ohekng What is doubtless growing evil in
is country by tofbddjug any deputy postmaster kae-
ping lottery Office, being concerned in selling tick
els, 81 Iraakng lottery schemes tickets or advertise
nents, on penalties for zach and every infrscfou Of
this rnlc contained in his last circular Instructions
great facility N the lottery operations is thus very rro
perry cut oil TO considerable number OF dealers N The
bGsiuess --E|Hai Fig,kte (t09
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-20

"a Young g'ri employed in a factory in EIollsfon,
mass, while at work at what is called Picker oof
ncr hand INTO the machine in consequence her whole
arm was darwn in and literally torn 10 pieces TIE
sum oil $500 was Immediately subscribed By the neigh
oourS' TO be used in supporting and educating her.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-20

man who descended well in Stanton, Del on
me "a instant by shaking large stone above him
caused the whole wall 10 fall over him. fortunately
The stones fell in such manner as TO form an arch
c"er him. Ia about five hours he was released un
hurt from his periious situation
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-20

TORTUGAL.--A Lisbon paper, received by Chr
brig Con;ucus at New York, contains COPY O
cerycn!ipu sEyu'afgg certain engagements fo? Il.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-20

IT., BosyoS, April 10.
she Augusta (Naiac) bridge was consumed bv firs
on Monday night last. The fire made IFS appearapre
IN 'ae middle and both ends OF the bridge at thu
same ne and was undoubtedly the work of an incer-
dinary We understand that a IMAM who had a ouer.
re! with the to-ga'here has been taken MP on saspi
cion' The fire discovered betweecn the bopr, 81
IL and l2. vac N's y,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-11
MRRSuAL,S S4ER

( N pursuance gT a decree Of tie Superior Court IF Chance
4 ~. fer Le district Of UtNinnsJlrg, pronounced on GA,
2o.A day Of JGrua-y. 1927, in theorse IF Arterson, er'or Of
SttA Va. Tn.sreH, R1HdHlpA and Others, I ssaiK, Or the 4d
dagof June reEt, on the PTeErises, orr orSais, 10 rae high
ct biddsr, AT public auction, the tract of land Iying Ia ihs
csuniv Of HeitTgeo, mentioned ~ the desd bearing drtt ne ?l
dry IF DsessJer. 1914 (ToHi Riehrrd Randolph 10 ,JoAn G.
BhoSby aud N Sheppard, nosy IA he possession of the {. fSa-
iant, TePrsss.taiuesgf Francis Lcsgis -aid, ut IKE same
ans. S6GH oSsr for sale, ~ Ike riaipter, u negro nun nafasd
Dick inOis ~ ihe possevion9 Richard R~anaOphl y dsiosr
cd 20 me on or bcfors that day
TERMS FOrfhs lrtd, a credit II G., IL, and n mont Is
The purchaser s=ecRsiHg bonds ucitt good personal security,
and a des3of s-Dst o., the land 10 seeurc me ylyeka, money
for the siave, cast seN BE- required. Should ~. ebeqt named
day prove 10 be e. FIR, fks sale DN be iaGfe The GYst taiy
day thsreg'tsr. Sole 70 eo5asierce a. l. o'oock.
IL GUERR4NT. nj. sc y.
lirv I. Iik-fis oroneo f As Dennti.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-05-11

guns property, stU1tcG ~ the south branch of Plmunk.v
\ river, m the county Of IIanoyer, n,uei.rn mite, above
Hic'nnond; Il oiered fs5 ia!t The tsc' contains a little more
tirn u'r"e hundred acres. delightfully."- witeIed, having \ nsv.-
ia'ips -i'eam, trimming through raeh f4la, and bounded hy a
o"lo 6 eeS The Whole length. Several aijo,ulng tracts may be
o"ahed Al iaT rrices what renders this property more mar
tioui~ry ds-Hsbie, Is 4 Grit aud Saw sin, upon The rivr,.
q never iaIhng 'irean0 capable At all times of operating On
dam, whoe .ishiiry hsabeen tesi.d ny twenty wear, ma mar,
ire 1Ts' hiii - 'niy temporary, and ooutein. hut oue psu "
s,ont' winch yieId annually three hundred barrel. OF corn;
the Saw Mil = now, built on the most improved conjunction
TO Gus Io'ect long, aud may he readily extended. Timber -
~ Nediy ueH''nd' and sells NJ fair prices. This mill IN 1905,
"nrh'd 'hfre patr IS stones thrbuEhnut that dry sca,cn. when
az ne 'nhif 1t me adjacent country wanted uslsT. 4 snail
pa''" ., '"t l"fch1se money will be rcq1Ite ed IN hand, ad a
th9 option "i taking the crop hands at IS per tent beiow a far
Valuation, 81 L will b nish The crop as ienint, upon the ssm.I
hcishh"ui hn"d terius. Apply Samuel PHkhiil az uy.eIf M
us " tmses J. r. SWAMI.
March -. foq OH
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FOR SHE.

rENHE Popisr F7iest, Home Tract, or all that part Of the
= estate attached 70 tie Mansion Houst, containiux by re-
cont survey one ihoussnd aud seventy Tour sctes, and jhree
quarters at THIS land never before n3-fed to thc puhic, about
700 acres are Eeady cie7ied, the rest m woods heayiy tom.
htfed. aid IRE greater part tobacco land of the fret qualify.
The cleared iHnd with tBc exception cf about % acres j. all IN
eoodbsat &eapsbieurdei judicirus nausgeD, ni.of %proinrir.
hue eo-rj the 'Nhau'ied portion might be soon reclaimed. Thf
Lynchhu' &. - v,il water ed, bens ~, reoird BY M ,uv branch
rs, heading within Hs luDits aud therefore not 90 subject 10
overflow, atrritns not Ices uian 50 acres Of branch aud bot
tom land, well sds. ted 10 the culture Ut Timothy and othrr
Frls-es, and t"the purPose IT standing tohacco lots; about Que
ball Of The branch land IS sfiii III wori. On the piaaiaiion
ersides dher IN provemenif there e. 4 large nsutcd wheat barn.
With a goDd thiesning machine. The mension house is ioomv.
eOnvtn'ent, handsome, aud Situated or an eniincuce command
Ing nearly the whole 81 the a fable land IT HE farm. Intend.
Ins t. remove tn another state, the shove property 4. offered
low, for ca'h or credit, anil | feel no ~he,tlton r. avettInr.
that 10 a tobacco planter few estates IRE more dc-,rsbl-.
FRANCIS EPPEs
Bedford, Arfil ID. ffg-r
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EXCHANGN B0VROTN,I HOUNE.

I'VE Subscriber, has M wed from Old Point Comfort. and
u takea the above named house, 50 well known in thu,
Town and ,nfoIn ms the public that IT will be open as 4 BOARD
18Th INST.
The whole OF the premise. are undergoing repair; and will
be IN complete order. The IOor,s az airy and carsciou., we'll
furnished aud calculated for the Sumner and Winter, HAVING
a .se-Riace ia sAsh.7 Hv ssddinr, 50 esSsaiialto eonfurt. !. Of
-tht best qnality, his ssrsanis well trained and honest, aud ~
haii,r' himself that, with the aid of these conv.nitnces, he
wan e ensb eh to give entu Subtraction to thDse who may ia
VI bum with their company.
lis experience Ej sasSie him 10 ksep as good a Table as
tht i"a'keiean ailrl, assisted by supplies ubtained twice = week
~ ne >leain hoat- iron. Baltimore, Washington aud Il ,rhn md.
AMI ne IA. made arrangement to have his Dar supplied wuh
W ne and IiSuors Of the most approved quality.
q large and tunm"d"us STABLE for the convenience Of
ETaNe!leis, Is attached, TO The E.tahlshnent.
- Separate Dinners or Lunoh@Ons eau be provided at short
time. b
a l'paTat. Room Of large sire is furnished ereiasivyy a. a
''tiHg honni fog ihe ladies who may visit hi. house. And on.
Aisot 4 prepared iot gentlemen. There is likewise a long and
so1modious room ior BALI, Concerts, public reci;4iiOus, &c.or
Tor Dinner partiss
Is tss7RJ are as { Ho-n, :
board and Lodging Tor a single person per auu,.ni $500
10 10 PEI Quarter rs
10 10 by the month 90
per week s
per day Ii.2
Beard without lodging per annaru SEQ
per Gunt ter %
Norfolk, April 10, 1897 ij4-s
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.~tiHRSh8L'S S.aLE.

PURSUANT 10 = decIee Of The Supe ioF Court ct chan.
n eeiy tor the RichmJnd district, vrgnUuncci On tlt ziI
day oi June, 1926, in tie case ct CocSt ". Bentley, 1 shall N
the 18th lay OF May nest, offer for sale al public auetion, u
tne highest bidder, On the premi5es, sutjrct to the dover right
Of Mrs. Lucy Bentley, the tract of laud ~ ,aid decree refer
red To- being tue tract Of land, wherein Mas. Bentley nog
resides, and c1ntsiuins eight hundred acres, iSins IA the ccun.
~ OF Powhstan, AZ mentioned ia the dee,i iioi William Tsul-
lev 10 hs son John Bentley, hcaIiHg date the i6it Of April,
1908; Terms, one third cash, 10. the balance a creid VI one
and two year;, bond with approved security and the title re
tanned, ti they are pad also, AT ile saiGe time and place,
under the same decree, will be Offered for sale, al public aue.
ton. to the highss, bidder, for oash, some few a'iiolesvt house
hold snd kitchen furniture. consisting of Beds, Tables. &c. Sc.
mentioned IN the deed shove t-cted.
j. GU ittANT, ~. -. err 4.
Artil s. INs-.4s Or one OF Bis Ro,nis.
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$50 REH.aRD.

e from Samuel Cookies rsvern, in Gaorhlarh
~ county, on th+ nigtt ofMoHday the Ist INST, PdESTOk,
belonging TO Sfnuri Wa iison-and JIARRY, belonging to- h
,sis's II Ursnvhie SIuth, dec. they had el"rri on Two stolen
horses on Saturday night, preceding Easter, were rursDed.
"T'Jiakenai Ch4i!taon, IA Henawba county. and brought hu K
tr mf.O"rs-s Tavern, lett III custody vt two men. FROM whom
they escaped early intbe night. PI~tnn a. = young mar. 4
,ruiai'", veTJ sensible, whites well, Asl had fN seI Tree pApet,
Doihi"T bIm'e! AMI HNTy,h h. PLAYS on IN h4nlc.-Edrrv J.,
a low wTi sci InaE, . scar on the let eyc. aisp youa., cuniiin-
and paiayrt'rg hIs complcaion nearly blAck The ah.ve &c
ward ~hi be siNenier delivering them 70 lie .ubci ,hsfs. IN
Hgoohiand: near jude FeIy, or half Of it'll lodged in sny
Jh" ~ the state, ard mtoiHstiIn given 20 enable ni,t own,is
. get thrn: They were tndeavoIains, when ,sLru, to g.t 10
the State Of Ohio.
P%LEASANTS, Hx'or Of G. Smith.
SAML WOODSOS.