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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-11-29

IrMg 7r;tAmafic1 ,.z... -
ne aihany Advertiser hihrms, that ~! :r. Van g!
rem Is elected. hr VIII In 80 I: :r"rt .,r:ty
given L. any ?ras' II" iir &r!" ii iii, 49, -!
lE'!, Mr. Adams e:t Jefferson only iva vmi.s! IN 1881
MIR. jefferson beat Adams yoles.-In i52j, Air. u
Adams had minority oi rntcs-nota majority nj ahe
Ing - shct oi Jackson and ahead OF T: All Hy
tosrcr; and yet h. only elected President; by lis! i
OF L. Nru, is The Albany Advertiser ccrtIn That hr !.
Is. Vi Nj ''* greater inriiy than ha's I".i:r
SOL bad III .r: i>i? II liz receives Ike v!.s u liz"
w stern Si;rcS WIN! /" br ii-aid ir,'r ''
w!l have :: r,airiy and plurality ii - ai".ve liar
ils.';i, 81! ~ :; hite and Of p a"rr "'h:lrf
beating AL 'i'r', "aisiiatts pm: t'g":ir 9'i G':'Ag
sr: u: t!' he r"'r OF South Car,.a% ::;urti!nt g.
ST. H;S - r nri'Wr 81: these i,i:"p *i'!Es
A'.t'"r p"'"i"n" calculation =! sui 'n' Wig; "''
~ Lying her lad IL an 'h.r piece NJ A"l'i:-tc-
viz That Il: Van iirrrn will iaa s::n~:ig i;t%::!r"i-
tha! is to say thai lie will 10: r'crier ;aIrY ii :
Peoples votes. This is i!ir :".'" w',ch She
Wigs tried upon last Spring. n lie icli"n g" ":'i
Delegates in the General Assembly. un' Hale ' IL"
arithmetic blew them SIX yhigii.-:ii" game i!ry
al" getting agn;st MIR. Van 'in'sa-IE"t pre-,
cuus EuIpiric the Washington Telegraph, c"u.wmced
Tie ccy-anI The PHILADELPHIA Inquirer l. nwrd II up
What says M*S -rh"ej Metaphysics in has Pai"r q!
Saturday last
n l;irois I,a'cr- Nh Van i,ru i:< 80 o!;
Of t P"" H. i r:ae-fs President I! official Tt;'"' .!
the election wi SHOW WI! he ked cc init, such "
ceswi he rpou Of The Pc SID r"y wit IL. lr
stating him in ia" face, thai majority 6: kc poPe o. United
States r""; a:a :ae OPT ost;o him - he Magistrate :"
this onTutry:"
"Tu be sure he will A nd if he d,rs not take he Of
Gce which the " hg candidates in the Of woGd-
entitled oil? fhp is minority casdiule wha; is
II Risen. White Webster? Oh course, tortiori,
o.! "ctonable than he is as minority prrsdTnt
But Srs. we move The precious q"'Son-ls he mi
noritv Pre- ,idrn!: We shall look Il little sharp ynnr
caicuatinnS bcinrr admit your conciusl"ns The
Trlegr pr has worked hard with lis Cocker and inis:a
bly, Anticipating down Van I'urens maoritics nucl
possible: and running up the WING m'l"rs beyond
all The bounds of truth We tell these arhnieciarS
that it is yet too carly to solve The problem they have
satcdlecan>e VIZ have the IMPURITIES in not less than
eight States yet to in. And !"w can their wise
worsps solve the eqraiinn' We shall expect 10 hear
Of their mex! squarng the ciTcl or running The Iong!.
lutr For our own parts, We are disposed tn suspect
all their calculations There is 'ic solid majority
Of }D't03 in New YORK. (al which The Albany Argus
estimates il by the last re,urns to dSaaSe Of and II is
u,nc sufficient - coycra multitude Of !secs IN tic
other S;atCs.
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lIVITED STATES DESERTER.

yr7fIlETY DOLLARS REWARD Deserted firm,
the Recruiting Rendezvous al Richmond, Virginia,
On Monday night, the 2:st ins;. AMES MILLER, a
rrcr,, in Tic "a Regiment L. S Dragnons, Company b.
nre is good believe that slid d.set,e! son!e-
,r: res ,nier false he is sometimes known
BIZ the na!us ni James Pollock lie is six feet Eg aged
/; rnv. four OF rcrc, has ruddy complexion: dark b'HF
yts and black hair, with small back "h'skeTs; ana by
Sc hts himself having been BORA IN Chester county,
Penn hpl he is believed b. be native Of :hs
City ol New York From circumstances IS sh0gEn,
,i,ai r has zone Westward via Charlotte syltie The
,nhIic especially tie inhabitants IF Washing
ion contyV liance he eane are requested 10 be on
the lon; ru!. -. ;.
The above reward vii! tc raid for his delivery * any
- y WILLIAM ~ FULTON,
Capt ID Reg. L, S. Dragons, Recruiting OHiee'
R;cI.nGEi Ncy. 80. o'--l
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TJrgiUin State EiccfiUEs

Senator TO supply Colonel Actir's eaeaocy-In Scott
county, AcAluli,ns ma orY is 297. The Abingdon
Statesman says The vote III Scot puts McAluiiin $50
ahead OF Preston. Lee is The oy remaining county TO
vote, and McAuins election may be regarded
tain
J.Gerson County EeciioH.-The Charicstown Free
Press Of The :4h states, That IAN election was held IN
this county Monday last for Delegate of the Gene
raj Assembly, 10 supply the vacancy in the representa-
ton of this county accustomed by The dealt, Of the aie
member elect, DR.. Henry EorELER. The candidates
were, Major john PErEE (NkigD and JACOB MORGAN,
Esq, Wan Buren) The following is The result!
Jouy PrrtK J,CoD Muc;AS
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.3aoLi,r sp;endid Laneryt
SAC 900 and SAC, GeS.
!i0 prizes "a! 81 ESQ.
c,=.,r-sr r nos E,ssas.;- g Ss5Rcsss

VIZ ssEtA HIEc%F,fsEss ..V9-Sa
Class No &, 70 be drawn December u, 49,.
SPLENDID Capitalist Of $4,000. $l1,GG9, Sio,oco,
G., :CN. Of GN1 5 If s. $50, 100 Of 900, &c.
Tickets sic; ha!:es s.; quarters - ST..
For sale by 5lo NHi'
no has Sold and paid Caf,at Prizes IA.n any
s,ier yendrr in the L. S:aisi.
-Orde-s, as heretofore, meet Inc :T0s prompt and
cunlide nt:a n,io:, and in ali the original
(anagers) Tickets aid Shares vii! be forwarded, cnn
seauenl!y not liable 10 any mistake CT dispute. Inc
cash for all Capital Prizes te had as usual al sg'
the moment The drawings are received ,l,,..,
~ plense address, THOMAS B. BIGGER.
Corner opposite The Eagle Hotel,
o-7bl kinds Of 2ncu:rsnt Tlnrey hought at
~ BiGGER'S EXCHANGE,
a. % 3;!,f
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By The Liza: Gog:rHar # tic Lrm'Y0mr,ath Of Iirgnin
4 PROOF AMAEiON

\ rRCILtMA HON.
~ i!EkEAS. it appears BY :hr Of the Com
mis>Vnr!s appointed i;:r The several counties Of
Ibis Commonwealth, lr cities Il Richmond ard Will
Ia'nsAurg the borough @ Nnrloik and Of Peters
bury disappointment lie election Of Presidential Et"co!s
that nH'ry OF the pollcd at the saA cl.Gilon
were g;"tn III favor al the persons nauied below:
Now, therefore, have thought fit 10 issue this Fro
clama;Ion, making known to az who;: it nav concern
that Cnl !iarmuR SHrTu. Of Isle Of Wight JOINS Car.
Gill; E.I al Sussex; DR.. JAMES Joxrs of No.tnwav;
WILLIAM Il BAs&EEvrlLE. Esq. Of Mccklrnburg; Az.
cHiGALD ArsriS. Esq {! Buc:inGhou; RlcH.RD lc-
GAS, Esq: Of Halifax AncmIEAE9 SrrAar, Esq Of Pa.
trick; Col Hm. JoXES, 81 Gloucester: ARCHIBALD Il.
HARDWOOD, Esq OF King &. GSuern: JoHS G!GsoS, Esq,
Of Prince William; Vs.. II. RoaSr, Esq, .! Hanover;
SAaL. CAEa, Esq. Of AEl-rnar!a: WAiIES .toLr!uAY,
Esq, OF Sp"u*yvana ix;;Ax tionxrK, Esq, of Fau-
qlcr: liirHoHE l.. Orlr. Esq OF Ic:ierson DR.. Az.
WHl:aMSoH, Of R'c!iingha:n; !ouS BowrGa. E.I "f
RGc>bFidgr Go" A>nw. BiIHSE. OF Monroe Gen. JAS.
Hoe. OF H"ttg"nIery ANnw II SELL, ESQ., Ct WASH
ington SAME. HAYS, Esq Of Lewis, aad JoUy liISu-
Man, ESQ of Brooke have been duly elected Electors
for and behalf Of The State OF Virginia Of President
and ' ice President Of the u States.
The E!c;nrs required by !aw % meet at the Capt!
to in the City Of Richmond Oh the first "Wednesday III
December nr%t, hy the hon! of ten in Tie morning.
Siren under M hand Lieutenant Governor,
acting as Governor. and under the lesser seal
tSEiI of the Common wealth, at Richmond this
2Utt day Of November, \. d. $50, and the
GfsI year Of the Commonwealth.
WyNDliAM ROBERTSON.
Nov, % 50
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Total,

'Al lie late election fox President, in this county, the
vote stood Wing 4UJ, Y. Buren, 2GJin all. CC votes
On Monday last G35 votes we're Poed-' less than al
the Presidential election. BY this /, will be- hat
Mr.. Morgan obtained =! vrrs than Inc Van Bulcm
ticket; a:d Maj. Peter - less than the W hig ticket
1t is therefore apparent, that tie vote a this election can
nol be considered strictly party one, and that it affords
nothing like true exhibition OF the relative strength Of
uartINs IN Jvtir.sOn.
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EEE4Hasais2'$S
E.cc!ses:s &c HsssS BATTERY GG'ce
RICHMOND, NiNGiNIA.
E,rtvu,'y Lgsrac. tie plurc for Cnp;tniS.

Eortune'x Loangc, tic piarc for C"PtntS.
Dra~ng Of the Maryland sa;e Lottery C!lss No. ~
IN his lottery all tickets a'Ing none OF The drawn NAM
brrs on :.rni a.e entitled 10 nett -.
s. - 81 "3 Is II y % II 81
Ticket # IS ~, snug:prize 9! 81 &c., sold aud pad
as usaa :: sight, hy hiH"E'''
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E'"gHF HgElH ".RH"! - -
nr"wiug Of ;l.s AIezanttia Lottery, Class B.,
.5o .JAG Capi!a!:--prawn Nov. Il, ls3G:
Is Il ~ 81 81 20 4S 50 81 TO 63 "a
Whole, 80 % CO, a Prize 0: $500,
S!la!c, - IS 60, g $500
F4s wo :ielcs Capitals soI in tis City, ard both sent
10 Correspondents iE ;le country, nai VII! De paid,
as Usual 81 sight, By HGGER.
Drawing Of The Virginia No.lo: 10 5, 3iecm CoPaH
Dra.ca November 70:
L 81 az z 81 AZ % II IL IL - :,
T;rkyt. Nos 5 q GO, snalI Captal Of $500, sold
aud paid as usual, 1t sight, at !9rtu"e 5 LCunEr:
Brs;tss the above prizes Bigger has otry 500 500
II 20 80 the whole Of Sl1ooO, and halt Dc * 81 inc
CAPITAL o! So j0Ub es!Crs aHy other st:iai!e p''zes' all
- ""''' 'N Fortana's Lounge
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MARRIAGES.
DEAT tbs.

Mara, Tu",ay a"ean=, November IS, by the Re-" H. T.
Co" i.r. 'i-. 81, D2L:Ls -. y. c2.,
boz! " Z
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u M o':':ca ii aa piers nrr:r. S:sss cu last.

HITEOM forty t" ti!iy bols IL GIRLS from tin"
Il ,cy. from - To Il years age, find profitable
pioynent in the Richmond Cotton Factory for The
remainder Of this and The ensuing year, by early appca
ton 10 THU& JELLlS, Agent.
Nov %. 59-l2t
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Cn TErFdy evening, about hHf O'Clock, MT CHARLEs
o. this IN the death Mr. Copan the has
lost cae .: ~ Oldest inhabitants an! e community OF its most
value! :iJcr lie dicl At the ;aO"t and
as HE II no 50 remarkable Tor is Dgt tor the exemplary dis
".+fse OF al It's duties liz mary 's saected
eiH"r: lie ichmvhd Bar, and successful IN The pr:r An
a!i:t Of i3 professional e would furnish T;eiIl
's'on Ct III. eX It mc;ic' il business nulciu ~ tru-
F'::; lie x'i:gT 81 ali We do
ljs:e 49,! g. 'IH' "a i:.s-. IA. n:aG tie II Wv;
"a: :rr:in Re 'ii s T." " sill uoa w:h Gous f. u6s,
. less his ."!.u::: az! t" - i'm lis lost
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The coEe Of Virginia have said, through their bal
!' :'%r*, That they will permit the If John
SCI :" i" n2rh for r Vice Presidency and b.: yielding
- .'.7 '''.S 3 iis ";:cl, the ST.. lbs aac'
tiva Tor Van Barren; but It is openly said by tn" Van
Eu" party Erre that, having cheated the people out of
their T"es Tor v Buren, by dropping Jnhsnn, the Eicc
"r; are I" give h their vote, regardless Of the wishes
ara Instructions Of Tie People; or if they dare not 30
t'', ti'n tI:e S"rainrs from Virginia To p" ct def
aHc tie 'lnr expressed wishes Of their c"s'i:HniS
ahd 'a t!'nl lives t. arrangement l.: wrIc' t;c
.!r u! i:r United States are to b. cheated 'aI Vi their
Va, President.
-" hose Declarations arc Of serious Character aa
T:''"e in ctS, ire= .;ll;,r Uf crave .I,"r; t!e
s''i" al l"rg>: wiki thy Direct: i.p"ara t'r hnnUr
ati:i i' agy ~ iIr tirsinl S-naIs aid irr:nrs.
NJ G:i IL: r"f:" therefore la cai !ir E:!ch!rs al
:cn;:rf 10 :'la::; ::s claim of HAS. &c frankly tr
49, "i!nl "iii bc r Of the Erc,rs Sr,a-
lat" ::.l In! Sale on t.rc question CT TIC Wee Pres;
Jr,:".:
S"rfy sc ca::oI gralily Col Webb, and answer his
Ia':: &c n"nG I-tiGvc E:,t P.chlarat liae with
Mr i;.Ges ;5cillor and Du E!sc:nr Ike
su; "i-Nr know Mt what Nj. RivcS ulcans To de-
hH: E0H every tl!aI iton his principles ia To The
IL; ctTs, r,ga:l llr:, irving sort d" discretion
ii i: case, but being hound lc vnlr for VIM Smith
Bat, would il not be queer rnoug il, ii all his discus
s!unn!l these specuiatiUrs and tara
nn: 10 5e smoke. They may oil jp Gi5srigd Jy cir
cuiG&taace which is Just limited in tie news paie7s-
Suppose all the Western tars wlHse Ia
IN, should 20 for Van Buren, and johnson, hs will then
ruH mp stated in our last, To III vo:rs2 sinrt Of
lila niity But suppose ALSO !!ial Michigan snHid
ccs" 10 the !ers Of Congress and con-" into the Union
nr vote would The whole electoral vulc 2J4-IIr
n,a!oEitv orcours" would then be- l!7and The Michigan
vale might give Gel. Jn:nsnn precisely the ra;ioW Iia
| ih.n; Why, would repeat with the a. Intelligent
car, hat every thing is surprising in this canpa;gn
| Tie philadelphia .fntjom"i Gn=ete. and the Penn*y'-
rGnia Sentinel, have both ien nn about The
majority in Virginia. They state that the rrlu:!s
haze Published make the Van Buren, ma ory i99I-
! No, Sc; il WAS 1901.
&'."s Of GMicr!-lt commenced showing yesterday.
AIN! continued without incrmisson up TO the time Of
our going 10 press-half past nine O'Clock.
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.JNV-I'T I'I7T'3t 'STi7'V
Drawing of the Virginia Mono"gai'a Lottery, No .
drawn lin inst. ~ .o
Half Nos /! II g. Capita! prize OF 5! DlN, sold aad
sai4 "a, sight, % Ccrrespoirn il forth Car"IiTa, BY
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las, &c &c have abused Virginia for her free. I'M
bought dsintereslet vote for citizen of New YORK.
They have had the nper,inence 10 call her dfgraded
We have time this morning TO notice The Insult as u
deserves.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-02-26

Ewing, Of Ohio, is the Chsirmsu) on
Mr.. ClSy's Bill for disposins Of the
Lands. The Bill is SET for discussion
tomorrow; and as the Report may
be considered as embodyinS il ihe
most exact form, the arguments in.
favor Of tho Bill, the publication Of
the Report will put our readers IN
possession of the whole ground cover.
ed by the proposition.
1t Satisfactory 10 remark that the
present moment is most favorable for
di,psssionare and unbiased deci.
sion IN the two Hoses of Congress
upon the Bill which is the subject Of
This report. We have Just got clear
Of one argument which fatally threat.
ened every proposition for improve
ment Of The internal condition Of the
country. We can no longer refuse
The proposed distribution Of The sur
plus revenue, on the ground that it is
wanted for French ~ar!
The whole amounucomprised ia The
i}iII may be distributed as propoSed,
snd enough money be yet LEI, in The
Treasury for all proper uses and Aur.
poses Of the General Government.
Nal MhTFr6 l6.
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Navnesburgh llOtel,

in the town Of Waynesburgh, Stark coun'
~, Ohio--where he is prepared 10 give
prompt and unremitled attention 10 the
comfort and general accommodation OF
travellers and others, who may favour
HIM with their patronage. The Hotel is
spacious and convenient, and It's furnI'
ture entirely new. Nearby, there is an
extensive area reserved for the reception
of Carriages, Wagons, &c.-and 10 this
there is an everhuwing FOUNTAIN of the
purest water, conducted by hydrants from
The adjacent hiIs.-His Board shall be
spread with the best the markets afford
and his Bar always furnished with every
accessory refreshment. His Stablng is
large, and will always be attended BY
careful and active hostlerS.
The undersigned IS determined TO rem
der his establishment the comfortable a
bode of all who may please to give him
call. a..
JOHN BEATTY.
Waynesburgh, Stark county, o.
February Goth, 1886.
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-.TOTTCE.

Two notes of hand drawn by jeremiah
Allbough, Morris AlIbaugh and William
Allbau. h, payable to Alexander mellow
ell OF order, for The sum uCS 444 and somo
cents each, have been vrong(ully taken out
of the possession Of the subscriber This
therefore, is 10 lorewatn;said AlIbodghs moi
to pay said notes to any person other
than the subscriber or his father, Charles
Mcdowell, Of Richmond; Jefferson county
Ohio. Said notes bear daiej February
slh, 1896, and carry interest from Iht
date.
A. MCDOWELL.
! COrroIlton, Feb. 26, 1896
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phHa. Mary Hnnit.,Rosl,hA | Al,

phla, Mary HowltiEotllna. /. M.
Lsllan Jr. Esq, Boston, Rev. w. 1T.
BrsntIey, PhlIidelphia, Hon. w. n.
Seward, Rev OrviIIe Dewey Joha
P, Kennedy, E'q, author Of 'TIorse-
shoe Robinson,' etc. William E. Bur
ton, Esq. Philadelphia, George Lunt,
Mass, Rev. II. J. WhilehOuse, d. D.
E1~ard s. Could, GrenviIIe MeIIen,
Esq. Mrs Emma C. Em borv. Rev
f =, Gonnel. Boston, Rev. F. BeasIJ
l. l.. D. New Jersey, James Brooks
r q Maine, Miss II, F Gould Rev
w. d. Q, Pea body. Charles West
Thompson. Mrs. K. A. Ware, Emo,
T. Tbroop Martin, and many other
writers whose contribution 10 the
quarterly reviews and other emmE
nent publications, have won deserved
encomiums. The foregoing facts; in
relation to this Magazine, since il
came into The hands Of is present
Proprie;ors, are given not 10 vain
and boss,ing spirit, but 10 show the
course which is intended 10 be pursu
ed, and The means which are 1t com
mand 10 effect the fulflment Of the
promise assumed by The work, snd 90
lIberslIy com mmended by The public.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given, to ali whom II NAY
concern. thai petition will be prescnied,
10 The Commissioners OF Carroll eouaty
1t their next regular dtoc1ins. praying 10
have the following boundaries orgnnizcd
rnro a Township, VIE! Beginning at the
5 L corner Of sccucu 2s, I. q, RI 4,
thence west 5 miles 10 the s. W. cnFaet
of Section Is, T. ~. r s, thence N'rth
Jour aud one half miles,to tfs n: "; cor
ner of the s. w. q1arter offs. IA. I. l3,
R. 5, thence Elsi six miles, TO The N. =,
corner otlhe S. Z. q Iafter of S 20, 4;
u, R. 4, thence south one and one half
miles, to the S. Z. corner ofS. 10, 7. IL,
R. 4, thence Wesi 10 the N. E. corner OF
| S. 80, T. IL, R. 4 theWce S.n,h 8 miles
10 the place oF beginning: containing
24seciions.
January %, 1885.
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PUBLIC SAkE.

viii be sold at the residence Of Abra
ham Crabs, deceased, in Union Town
ship, Carroll county, Ohio, on Tuesday,
the 18th day Of March next, horses, cows,
sheep, hogs, wheat, corn, one wagon
household and kitchen furniture, beds aud
bedding, farming utensils, sc, together
with great variety Of oih"r articles.
Sale 10 commence at 10 O'clock Of saiC
day and continue unu all are sold.
PHILIP CHAES, Alu,.
JOHN CLINTON, "O
| Feh 2Gih, 1895.
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Rbolition Of Hovery inthe District
of Coiumbia. In the House Of Rep
resentaiiyes ofthe U, States, on the
sth inst. on the qugslioa declaring
that "Congress ought not 10 interfere
in any way, with Slavery in the
District OF Columbia" The delegation
from Ohio votes as follows.
YEAS Messrs. CLANCY, Iiame:'
Jones, Kennon, M'Lene, Spansler,
Storer, Thomson, Patterson, KiIgore,
and Howell. ....
NAYS-Messrs Bond, Corwin
Crane, Mason, Sloane, Vin'cn, Web
sler, and Whiltlesey. 20. Rep.
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Sale OF Lots in the Town OF
DowEIN GvIaaE.

w - ~ - @-~
Tho subscribe will sell, to the highest
bidder, on E&G4aEsBs asah
asbut, a hum0er Of Valuable Lots in The
to@nof DOwningvilIe, Carroll county, o,
Those who may wish 10 purchase are re.
specially invited 10 attend, and examine
the premises for themselves; small part
Of the purchase money will be iequired
io hands and IA liberal credit gwen for the
balance.
D0WNlNGVlLLE
Is Situated on the hue Of the "Slhdy &
Beaver Canal" at that welI.known point
called 'MiLLRas BRIDGE' on Big Sln1N
where The road from StenbeEyiIIe & Car.
Iroilton, to B BpIIvar crosses Sandy. A varia
~ Of roads centre ut this place, amongst
which are the following --one from CddIz
10 Canton - one from the mouth Of Big
Yeliow.creek lone from WclsviIle-one
from New Lisbon 10 Bolivar, aud Z)ar,
and one from Bethlehem on The 0aio Ca
nal.
D'SningvilIe is eight miles from Boil.
var, thirteen from CaroIiton, eleven and
Nal from Canton, and fifteen from New
PhiadeIbhia. There is at present firsr
rate merchant mill adjoining the town
plat, an se:eral others in the heighbor
rood two saw mills will bc IN operation
the ensuing spring, in the immediate vi
cinIly Of the town. Coal mines and stone
queries, abound in the neishborhood, q
convenient to the towns the general face
land improved condition of lhe codntry,
together with the local situation of the
place, give it Just preference over other
places IN the vicinity.
The most liberal terms will be given tc
those who will make valuable imp ovez
menls in said town. Sale TO commence
at 10 O'clock Of said day, when terms o.
sale will be made known by
ISAAC MILLER, Proprietor
February 26lh, 1888.
tTThe Chic Repository, will please
publish the foregoing advertisement antI
the day ofsaIe, and forward tho accoun
| 10 MIR Muller.
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O1TThe Anti Van Baren Conven
lion of Virginia has nominated Judge
Whire for President, and John Tyler
for Vice Pre5idenb The Anti Van
Buren, Convention Of New-York has
nomioa,ed VIM. H. Harrison of Ohio
far President, and Francis Granger as
Vice President. - ID.
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THE. BOUNDARY.

We learn bv letters from Wash.
ingroa, under dale oC Ihr i3 h Instant
shat v1,c has been taken az meet
Jag oythe Judiciary Committee, Of
the House Of Repre- esentanvPs, which
decides the principles on which that
commiHee will base their report touch
ing The Norhern Boundary Of this
State, The vote aIludeh to, was de.
cisive Of lhe question whether Con
gress, in Gxing the boundary. Of the
three original States, comprehended
within the northwestern territory,
redcd by Virginia TO the United Sta.
tes, had the right 10 extend the limits
orthosc States north Of the due East
and West line, claimed by Michigan,
as uralyerA5ly secured to her by the
ordinance Of 1881, as her southern
boundary. Tue opinion of the com
mittpe, was almost unanimous, that
Congress had such Right This be-
ins the s'rong hold on which Mchi
gan has relied 10 establish her clai
and to justify The positions she has
assum. d 10 the controversy, il must be
looked upon as destroying The lastray
Orhope, she had any reason to enter
tain, for decision Of the question ir
her favor. We take pleasure in an
nouncing The above facts to our rea
ders; and anticipate With much ankle
~, a,speedy and final action on 'h'
psr, Of Congress upon the question, il
such a way as will forever put TO res
the claim which has been set up to
part of the Constitutional limits orlhi
State; and hope soon TO see peace an
tranquility once more restored to III
citizens in the northwestern part
the State, who have of late been $
much harrsssed and molesled BY tn
Michigan authorities. = Vest. Hem
We have given to-day preterenf
in our columns TO the Report OF u
Senate Committee (oG which MI
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Make settlement.

A.. The subscriber having FemUyn hA
Goods TO the town Of KiIgose, earnestly
requests all who are in any way indebt&
ed to him, TO call and make iAtiediatS
payment to :, Pearce, Esq, in Csrrollion
where their notes, accounts. sc. VIII
be found, prepared for settlement, All
notes, accounts, &c. now due the sdSscri
Der, which may remain unpaid on the
FIRST day Of March next. will be placed in
the hands oCJuhcia officers fof coIlec4
ton, withoat further noice or ceremoA
| ny. Cd.
ALEX. MCDOWELL.
Feb. lh,,Iss6.
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ry. We should be graified to receive
the back numbers for the present year
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