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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23
COR8ESP0Y0LyG COMMITTEES.

faya!e.-James i. MeArsey, VIM. Riggs, John Coy
lon: H nry CoEop, 'Ienry Montgomery, oliver L.
Waite, Jtuberl iiI!. Edward D. Fandal, James B. West
lakc-(' iauIcy Briige is the POST lice)
Green ricr (uddi!isaal COSsmacc. >-Joseps mcClung
Capt. A. Rcnnlns, Wm. l.. ltuwn, lohn Williams,
Iunn T. Thonntsyr, Samuel Rib, Capt Pearcy, Allen
cCun :, Samuel T. hsrls'n, Patrick Belrner JOS Me-
Chung. Esq, laps- Litthpage-
.iteho as-Jcl,n Duty, Jokn 6. Stephenson, Georgs
Roder.
Nista, in bs CownIttee &C Correspondence for the
rountyo Ornngs- Hesrkiak Richards inserted by mis-
take; Daniel HIlLsr- instead of Daniel WIHlrr; Joab
Farley, do Of Jnab tal9 Edward Cason DO o. Edward
Cazcu; Paul Vr7sIer, d" Of Paul ViIdr7.
The nnnes Of lIunlAer lludsins, in The county Of
.huthcOs, and Thsn,as Street, NJ ddc5e1, have besa
omitted i" the corresponding Cumnattees Of their pe-
aperuve countirs. 49,.
Air. Edward Coz declines sewing the Van Buren,
Cou,mtr Tor l}enscU ruuny. ne is decidedly IN Ia.
Of Judge VI big, ovrs any Candidate spoken Oh
II We are authorised To announce CHARLES
G"uDALL as Il c7,rrildate 10 represent The county CT
Haacyer in the nezt e,Ynrral Assra,ay.
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Because if referred, with whatever Instructions the
report Of the committee would necessarily be liable TO
be controversial and the door thus opened to the discus
sion of this delicate and vital question, before an iDcon
potent tribunal
Because, the prcce1en; might hereafter be pleaded ID
Justification Of atlcnp, 10 arrsgn e States at te bar
oC"ngress; 10 ca9 upon them TO vlndcar the exercise
Of their undonotea rights, and ~ Sstend institutions, Of
which they conGsscept 1rodrr an account
To any earthly Tribunal, only tina, Of the people
themselves ~ "itrn re ultimate owrI u alter, REFORM
or ahoIE them. eaE'usivr!y abi-s
w"t Ia as sooi bare tHng ht OF referring to Com
H'ee Gurs.i"1-to which, inG:ea substantially, that
under Consideration notwithstanding t~ right Of The
States 10 enyry separate Stale Governments with in
structons 10 rY"7t HAT tn.tress possesses nv cuns.
tiona authority 1p convert Stale into territory or
province of the Gcue7a! Government o. subject one
Stale 10 The dominion of another.
Scv ,ra nrlnbers ttors the Southerp Sstes .sIactao,
give apPerr p,ly involving, the hand tic
acknowledgment Of right IN Congrese which they
could conGce to t7r eosnEancr Of Tins matter n,
OIL the otier Tive denial of truth well nigh seeve vi
voluntarily withdrew oul the House. Another ask.a
to I've excused from 7o:ng. Not considering myself al
liberty 10 Withdraw, withhold my ycse, gave It ~
accordance with te coayirrons Of nry own Judgment
Subsequent refcc,o has bat fortified ard confirmed my
belief "f the propety Of that vote; and under similar
circumstances wcud give ii agan-ll'oush, IN so cn-
ing, | might stand atone. iunrs trnly, &s.
JOHN ROBERTSON.
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FOR TIE El'QCIR
ON THE STATE LOANS.

To The General .fSScWOy.
AS the State debt is rapidly accommodating for Internal
Improvcmen it is certainly TO the interest OF the Cum
inonwealh for her own citizens TO the stock to
have fair opportunity of doing so, which he
the long the stock disposed oon sacd p,opo-
sails. The last loan of 205 UCD, entirely taken by
house and transmitted to Europe. 1t is true the
stock disposed OF advantageous terms; still it is
affirmed, that it is better for the interest Of the State for
her citizens, ii possible 10 the whole Of her
public debt. It is everytay practice to make invest.
of trust funds for widows orphans and Others in
the safest public s,uck-and Government security is al
ways regarded tho most permanent The stock
should certainly be sold auction in suitable for
the accommodation of small we'll large purchasers
ill., therefore, sincerely 10 be hoped, That the present
honorable Legisature5 will amend the laws author
izng loans, US to answer the above just purposes.
4 TRUSTEE.
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MACON.
FOR THE ENQUIRER
LETTER Of a Member Of the General assembly, to HI

FOX TIE EN2OjRER
LETTER Of a Member Of the General assembly, to his
friend IN the country.
After ardent struggle we have succeeded in pass
ing the E3punging Resolutions. When they were
first introduced, they referred to Committee Of
the whole House. to enable any person TO make them US
perfect they could BE- made before they were finally
acted on. Those members opposed to their passage,
submitted amendment. They werci reported TO the
House, and debated for than fortnight The friends
of the Administration maintained that the PRESIDENT IN
his actngs and doiugs relation to the removal OF the
DepositsS did not violate any principle of the Consu
ton the Laws of the United States They insisted
that the President has the power to any of the
Heads Of the Departments of State and that had been
done by every President of the United States that the
law establishing the Bank Of the United States gave the
Secretary of the Treasury the power to the pub
lie deposi,es from the Bank Of the United States and
directed him to report his for doing it, to Con-
press that the Secretary had done It, and complied with
the law in reporting his to Congress- that the
President had right have the control OF the Secretary
of the Treasury because it is his duty TO see all the laws
Of the United States faithfully executed that every Pre-
sden of the United States has exercised entire control
over each OF the Heads of the Departments OF State
and the unity and responsibility OF the Executive De-
partnent indicate it, and make it absolutely necessary
They took the ground, and maintained it by conclusive
arguments, that the Senate of the United States had no
right to pass the resolution of the 18th Of March, 1854,
declaring that the President of The United Suites, i'll hrs
late Executive proceedings in relation the public reve-
nue. Ind been guilty Of derogatory to the Const.u
ton and Laws of the United States insisting, it
Unprecedented act; that former Senate Of the United
States had ever censured any President OF the United
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23
A VlRGlNIAN
NON I IIE nv q CINEl'
The Game of me ItbjDs

The Game Of the Whigs
The Wings TO be desperate. They seize upon
every thing-lke "Drowning catching at Siraws.
Never any party transported to such lengths by their
desperation Never did any set of men tar presume
upon the Ignorance and sulIiby Of the People, they
do But they will be deceived, they ever have been.
All their Panics would never do.-No more will all the
papers Of their big guns What is their game This
lst I ONES the Governor-wi,hhi his big gun-No. l.
Gan elaborate wire drawn argument, worthy of Lac.
ger but unworthy Of Slatcsman9
I'd. Then the protests OF Alcssrs. Leigh and Tyler
Nos. 2 and 3.
Sd. Then, all the Speeches ofthc Wing Oraors-Nos.
4, 5, 4, I'D minimum.
What is it all for; To seize the Of the People
to t"restal public opinon-and carry the Elections in
April. But. gcntlemen-it will not all do.
AS the Senator from Boelourt told the Senate on
Saturday cvening--"What all these motions and
amendments for !: To operate the communicate
seize the People, But it will not all do, gentlemen
The People too shrewd to be taken in by such pop
guns. NO HUMBuGGERY! NO BUBBLES
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FOX TIE ENC CIRk:R.
AWAKE! ARISE!

I
Of ,a G. at the Legislature of Pennsylvania, one
have fruits Of the Wing ascerdency in that State.
acaI,aI lard the Stockholders Of the 4. s. Bank with
tr the ; oNoo)OO of dollars. neither this measure
np ny 'eda'e offspring of folly or of corrup,ion it is
resy P's" at present to enquire; but would ear
upon bo my countrymen against this effort to bring
gree all ~, indirectly and in their most aggravated de-
oncd Tie nschieis ofan overgrown and irresponsible
view tbI 1t must be obvious upon the slightest
Of those s scheme, unless checked by the timely aid
the pn, VINO lave power control it, must operate
%ry Of our circulating medium, and may indeed
ousy rum our domestic institutions With previ-
cca H;ns capital quoted a, SO 900 o0O authorizing
ls1s hardly 10 be presumed that addition Of
power ~ millions giving by the came rule farther
de>,, 1Guation Of hundred and forty millions,
surely sr oy Pennsylvania for domestic use. None
c s s pre'e"d that Tor an amount so enormous, she
since 'y n'eh' even with the widest extraVa-
in oh,r gear, that this capital is 10 seek employment
"aass by Branch Banks, or by the employment
s'S Of agents, who, by loans direct, or by opera.
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ONE DAY LATE.R YNtAN ENGLAND.

BY the New Jersey. Cs2.. Dp,stow- arrived at This
port yesterday London dates Two days, rod Liverpool
one day later have been received Ts- Times of the
9k IaTm.srY says anl it generally understood in
Paris, that , Wrench minister had ociny minated
Ll7r5 Gra7yyr. that President Jackson's message
satisfactory and that the instruments due ost OF TIE
25.0nO 300 frnncs 'sod9 he patti 'eithout dr!yy.
Ehe Brussels correspondent of rhr LnrTror Cbron-
alc und5 date OF JAM. > Observes st tic portion Of
tie American PvsasheDts sptras relating TO this
iry has hen received with s'rs! satisfaction Sam
qnine tbscs salrrtFn"d tsss Congress will revive
the law Of lSj ard at all events olacr Belgian vessels
a2on .Iss s7nH f'psing with those of tfoIIand.'
B0st0n .2ttus, FEB. r.
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Bostsn Attas, FEB. r..
NORFOLK, Feb. |


hnnrvaL of THE DEL,wARE.-Thr T.. States' ship
Drin,rarr, H. Captain john B. Nicholson, bcayag the
srnad pendant OF Commodore Patterson arrived in
Hampton Rnads Yesterday no;rrys. Tkc Delaware
sailed 7r2 Alals~s the 18th of November ard touch
sd ut Palma. traar Maerlra and St Thomas, having
passage eS Iii Days i-on ih 1rsr rAacr. Since her
departure t1om ST. Thomas lie Delaware has expereu-
zcd continuation OF adverse Hnds and bad weather,
sni has i.en 2r blown Of hr coast, after being with
in Is few BOWS Sa Of ih. Caes Of Virginia She held
hT way owrrcr, xrth snc perfect cage to be
o,arwlsr ul%ln cn.sinrabr; ans The officers all pro-
r.nser lrr list rate sea boat
The officers asd Of ,ac Eridwarc are MI in c1-
csrEt hraIs
We lam.nt 10 ssat- hat fumi'y afletion has
a-faIlen Commodore pasp,snn in the deah OF his eldest
dsughter, Miss harriet J. PATERSON, who coming
hnme nj The Delaware ~ very delicate heaItb She cx
Ssrd en- Monday niyht.-ffrfnl.
ENPeR7AH -.4eknoarfisymsat s5 hs Independence of
po"ish inerica'-A letter from x"szessionne source
in Havana, has INST bren communicated 10 U.s. from,
which make the following ranssstioE
HAyAsa, Jan 27.-By news faseiy received from
Spain We EaUnc that tbr Co7tes have decrred the &C
knuwleg.nrn, Of The Inde Pendenee Of American and
nwaii tho arrival of The Hoa packet that to hnvo
sailed i.om Cadi1 The l0.i, of st month"; TO know in
what p-rc!se t"rns his acknow rdgmcnt is made
Meantime, ,n,re is Doubt Of the news and that the
Ministry will carry the disposition of the Cores in
the order in which ENJOYS from the different Govern
IneDls shall ,each Madrid.-.i. Y .7merieos.
AroyHER OBSTRUCTIVE FIRE. b nat lpufD Ge nnis0-
ing in Mulberry street, called The "METHODlST BOOK
CONCERN, discovered be on Gre about four
oclosh this morning. and IL nw heap Of ruins the loss
is no, less than TWO RrSDREn THOUSAND DOLLARS q
small portion only Of which is insu.ed-we believe ten
shoosand dolars the Bov-ry Office. Previous 10 tho
late disastrous fire 10 this city, the agents had eighty
thousand dollars ipsund, in the severa! Offices. The
hnfng occupied an entire square OF ore hundred feet,
and has been bph but short time BY this disaster,
two hundred persons thrown Of employ, be-
sdss The great lnss Inc Methods, church will sustain
We understand that several other buildings are de-
srnyrG.
There FIRE in the early part Of the night, in the
neghborhnnd-, is sind Stanton street, which de-
s.royed from six TO eight buildings.
rN. Y CommerrinI. Feb. IL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23

Sir. liutw oil Dil.nsron of,his c't'
DEATHS
Di,l NJ h xlr.ce Accaicubus county, lie Goth umo,
Lewis WILLIAMS Scur, in thc eit Of hi. Mr. VIII
ham, us az the of his 81 n, lie ud been 10, tho greater
m.n,-f 81 fhr Methodist Church and
hI 4, that character ssety, and
worth, which he had for the u.t half century pro-
II OF heart ocnce Of character honesty Of
purpose, and sincerity religion I've attributes Of greatness then
with poprIcy be sud o. LOWS Williams, that great
fallen m lsrnsl.'
h" writer OF this humble tribute Of respect dcnaed worth,
knew the deceased long and knew him WE'LL with truth
tina, he has left such he behind him. He died he
Ind lived with perfect confidence OF being speedily transferred
niche am"ng the just nude perfect world OF sp'f
where the wick ID from troubling, and the weary are
Died c rcsicncr oh ,sohrs in Sufry county, Va a NO
s us nbou ~ coIr hns left an acc''onato WIG
b~moan her vniimcly and repnrnhIc a-s.
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Yr 1!is: EHt2oRS:,,
/, H., National lnlrgtucrr of this morning |
d pararraph Commenting upon The expression Of opln.
' -, :, letter /, Won. that Mr. Calhoun bill Ia alter the
-. Of Office bill to aItcr tic tnnSiitution. hi
>,u,inn tic EEteptire at tic feet IF III. Scn"tc This
my own opinion To The effect OF the BILL did not
rf or intend 10 charge, that Mr. Calhoun dcS gncd it,
,-rra,Ird alteration o the Constitution. Now,
,n, every principle of courtesy and hberaiIty, have
, rrht to entertain and express opinion 10 the
;;.cl of a measure. without imputng any sinister or
,,cp,r motive TO its author The most faStdious critic
torture expression in my letter INTO impu-
,,,yn. in the slightest degree upon the purity OF Mr.
,,;hcuus motives IN presenting the measure. still
,i the bill in effect altering the Constitution
~, Executives power of removal, and must maintain that
,non until my Judgment is convinced to the contrary
10 not know that il is the bill which MIR. Benton
,.,,,tuccd in lo2G have heard But suppose had
Known it, what of it? 1t is not for consider who
>,be author Of which regard mschievous
us tendency My opinion is the same. and would be
the same if Mr.. Benton himself had offered it, do no,
cote Nj Benton, or any other man. for my opinions.
I'm, not who is involved in inconsistency BY my main
r,ining my opinions My own feeble understanding
i nv ruidc and always shall be.
In that letter spoke Of the indications Of Mr. Bell
that he would support this bill, afhOugh he Sp0Ee cqnt-
r0rG!jy In this remark, only used the word cqntro-
aFlto say, that Mr.. Bell did not say certainly whether
~ he would support the bill and this is true in point
c act-hut far. very far, it from my intention to
rh,rre Mr.. Bell ach squcocution an intention to
,gyrocutc; only meant to convey the idea that he
WAS undetermined ut the time lr spoke. did not know,
That this subject before the House vi representa-
rvss in 1875 any other te-and of course did not,
and could not now know, what MIR. Bell opinions
IN relation to IT, does j. concern to know for,
viii, the highest estimate of his talents and intelligence,
/ shall entertain my opinion, unless my judgment
snail hereafter be convinced dlsciaim intention 10
inmate either to Mr. Calhoun Mr.. Bell any sinister
Improper motive whatever, in any thing said have
written this to prevent thuse gentlemen with whom
have little acquaintance from surprising, for
rr, hot Intended any reflection upon the patriotism
OF their motives If the peace Of socrty is not dis
bed by personal attacks until il is done by me, long
and unbrukcn will he lis tranquility
Il f;,brat any remark as to what regard the unj us
I,dnc,rns drawn ~ the Editor of the lmleigenccr-f
nave inng since learned, that there is but little profit in
a WAT with Editors.
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GT No alteration in the prices current since our last,
MIOTICE.-A petition will be presented to the pre-
sent Legislature OF Virginia. praying for 4 charter
ior Rail Road from the Pits of the Black Heath Coto
pany oil Golfers James River, at sone point above
Boshers Dam. -.--.,-z---
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23

~ Wc'urhlist Truth 0md Justice most checiiuily-
il no, been the uniform practice for several years
- ra,s,. the L. 5. Flag the 22d February Was II
~ r,cd under Governor Floyd Was il not so done
"'' i, .e,J uu,rr GOV 1'azrwrll; Aud is not this
w., III, property of the State, and how could Gov T.
49,, ,,y decline having any thing IN d" with IT.
cu,, soa> 7arii.d from Nashville Feb 10y on
II raid u: ir.!rcipha about iusurrcctiuu ia
,,wr iii" ia:" U; Herald has published Slip sty
we ts"ryani o;lr1ias IN TIA, evcnt, 81 NJ
~" 4 ,rr,ioa u' tic totsc.
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MARRIAGES.

Married." Thursday cvsm.ng t by ID" Rrr Mr. Keeling M'
Paul Ct km oush Mis-. Mary AEa W. DHn'on uaushtef OF
. Sir. liurw o. B,lun,I OF hr' c',
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-23

u The Democratic Republicans of the Legislature
are requested NEE, in the Senate Chamber at clock,
THIS EVENING.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-07-22

ing patents TO inventors, and securing 10
them the exclusive privilege of using or
vending their inventions or discoveries;
this ia the only monopoly granted by our
government, and the benefit OF has been
felt in every department of business, and
has never been called in question until il
has been lound necessary Of late by Ger.
tain politician 10 produce and keep up
excitement in the public mind, when as
soon as one fails another! must be tried,
and Ihis is one Of the latter day class, hut
l will venture to assert, that it will like
many others soon vanish. suppose the
gentleman goes with Samuel Creswell,
Esq. IN breaking down the "Ohlo Life In
surance and Trust Company" because
it has the privilege OF lending money to
the farmers Of Ohio, End is prevented from
taking more than per cent interest. -
Now let me ask the gentleman what he
could lend money for would he conine
hmselfto 7 per cent? doubt it. | would
ask him whether those Oppressive insti
tutions called banks, are not strictly guar
ded against expressing tLe poor and nee'
dy. by being limited in their percentage
Of interest, and whether banks, or Indi.
vlduaIs are most in the habit OF extorting
usury.' "Give us sound currency
Does he want souuder currency than
the country has enjoyed for The last six.
teen years; il he does | am afraid he will
look for it IN vain, for no country ev'ren
joyed a sonnder.
seriously hope that the gentleman
will review his sentiment, & make some
honest acknowledgment 10 the communi'
ty, and above oil let us know whether
his toast was manufactured at home or
abroad.
OLD lRONSlDES.
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TIE DEPOSITE BILL.

On ordering this important bill TO
its third reading in the House of Rep
resentatives, the Ohio delegation voted
as follows, viz:
YEAS-Messrs. Bond, CLANCY,
Corwin, Crane, Howell, Jones, Xii
gore, Mason, Patterson, SpangIer,
Storer. Thomson, Vinton, Webster,
and Whituesey.
NAYS Messrs. Ilamer g. McLene.
On its final passage, the vote stood,
yeas, same above. nay, Mr.. Hamer;
McLene dodged-OhiO Rep.
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IC JMM UNICATED
OBITUARY..

DIED-At his residence ia Rose town
ship IN the county of Carroll on Sunday
The 10Th inst. alter short illness, john
Robertson, Esq. in the 50h year of his
age. Mr.. r. was a native OF Ireland,
and one of those who early felt, and
proudly despised the aristOcratic Prlncl
pies OF the government ofhis native coun'
Try; and sought home among strangers
congenial to his ideas of freedom, which
happily he found in this country. lie
came TO this country while minor, and
lived to see bimselfsurrounded by a nu'
merous and most respectable family,
which have to lament their irreparable
loss. Ills death is deeply Iamented IN
the neighborhood he lived in-he was a
man of extraordinary powers OF mind
amiabe in his department, pIoverbIally
punctual in his dealings; and, 10 the Ut
most sense of the word, a good nelghbor,
and an honest man. The writer of this
was an eve witness to his closing scenej
and can testify tina, he died in the full pos
session of that faith which he uniformly
proGessed. Perfectly sensible, a few mo
meats previous to his dissolution, he call
ed his family around his bed, and spoke
to them on his approaching end; ;and, warn
cd them to 5e strict in their duty to that
Heavenly Father who had been so kind
to him. He spoke until his strength fail
ed; then told them to retire lie saw
them no more; and, in few minutes,
closed the earthly scene!
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" The Sandy and BEAVER Canal
Company are about to extend their
line of Improvement to the mouth of
Big Beaver. The location will be
made shortly, and the work commen
ced and prosecuted with vigor. A
committee appointed at public meet
ing IN this Borough, have been en-
gagged in obtaining releases from the
property holders along the line, aud
have succeeded with all, with two or
three exceptions. For the interest of
this county and this state, the work
cannot be prosecuted with too much
aigor.-BeaOer ArguS.
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CABINET WARE.
e. THOlNPSOV,

"AVlNG become The proprietors Of
III the establishment recently conduct
euDy "Tiernan s. Co." beg leave to an.
nounce to their friends and the public
that, they have on hand and will Continue
10 manufacture
CABINET WARE
Of every variety, which the wants of this
section may require. They respectful.
" solicit share Of pubic patronage
N. B. Lumber and country produce
will be taken IN paymrnl for their work.
Can oltton July Sth 1886.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Will he sold on the 9th day Of July
A. d. 1885, al public auction, before the
door of the Court house in Larro!G1on,
Carroll Coratv, Ohio, between the hours
of 10 o'clock A. M. aud 2 o'clock ?, NJ
of said day, the following described tract
of land, situate ia sard cOurty, and des'
cribed as follows, TO wit; Being thee
acres Of land - part OF the south east quar-
ter Of Sec. 80, Up. l3. aud L. 6; bourted
as follows - beginning at a posi- on the
bank of One4eg creek thence north 62i
degrees east eighty hundred'hs Ct a
chain to post, thence north Is degrees
west 81 hundredths OF a chain 10 a post,
thence 72 degrees west 6 chains & twen
ty-tye hUndredths to post, thence south
) chains and eighty five hundredths TO
post, thence east chains and thirty four
hundredths to the place of beginning -
Siezed and taken III execution as the prop
erty Of WestIey Mccoy at the suit OF
Anthony Fdndorn Il Frederick Vandorn.
b. GRIFFITH,
Sheriff Of Carroll county, Q.
June 24lh, 1856.
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- - -.
80 Il -nSEC4G.

NOilcc Is hereby gwen 10 the taxa.
bic nhaUIan;s Of Carroll county, that
will commence coIIecliugilho Faxes for
said county for the year 1886, on Mon
day the 18th day ofSeptember ue&l and
for this purpose myself or deputy will sit
une day in each township, at tho usual
places Of holding elections, between the
hours Of 10 O'clock A. NJ. and z. M. to
receive The taxes from those who may
wish TO pay them there, viz: