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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26

We very much inclined TO think that the course
pursued by the Masonic party in the Legislature
Harrisburg will break down the Administration OF CO.
vernon Riiner, an event which should greatly depore
The title OF lnquistion given To the committee, will
der It's proceedings extremely unpopular Most people
look upon Freemasonry at most, childs play,
and cannot easily be made 10 believe that il possesses
under the cloak OF charity such spirit ofhcstity TO the
interests OF the public would justify the arrest and
imprisonment of respectable citizens, who have never
been guilty of any crime than wearing leather
apron in the strcets.-fhI. Ga-etie, (Hhig.)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26

VIRcisrA.-we are happy to perceive, by the follow
ing report Of the proceedings OF the Virginia House of
Delegates of the 9th u that the resolution offered Sc
veral days previously by Mr. Gilmer has been rejected
by decisive vote. The obvious design of the rcs5lu-
ton excite irritation and feeling between the DIFF
ferent sections of the Union upon the question Of
slavery, and to promote, through The interference of
congcrial Executive, the formation Of Southern con
federation The debates highly aninaied aud the
vote of the majority sustained By unanswcrabe ar
gument and coquence. la giving this sketch of the last
days proceedings, from The Richmond Enlnirer we call
the attention of the reader the resolutions which Mr.
Garland Of Mecklemburg, of the sblest ebers Of
the Virginia Lcgisaiure announced his intention in
troduce.-.4 Jasv .9rygs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26

mote the number of hostile warriors at more than eve
hundred They may, however be greater than here
supp, scj AZ some ofthe raise tcln
as high twelve iii;cen huudrcd. There cannot,
however, be in AL Fosds thousand warriors capa-
Die OF bearing arms Su from the nature OF tho
try, and the habits and uolc Of lighting Of the Indians
they able by separating into small detachnenls 10
lly waste an extensive country, and do immense mis-
chrf And it is this mode Of ightns which renders il
50 diElicult " oycftake and subdue theln.-i1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26

HfOk SALE-4UO acres of good Land on lie
ri Chcknhominy; lies well, eight miles from Rich
nond, is heavily timbered and within half mile of n
saw.n,l some buildings; and about fourth of the
land cleared. Possession given Immediately Enon;re
at the office Of the Wing or Enquirer
December H. ~
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mond, for eight weeks successfully, and another copy
posted at the front door of the Court house of coun-
y. Copy. Teste, l.. NUNNALLY, d. G.
November 81 5S-wSw
II N CHANCERY--V IRGISIA.--At Rules held ia the
n Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chanccry for Fluvanna County in January 1895:
John N. Gunter and Garland Lilly, administrator on
the estate of his late wife, Pamela D. deceased formerly
Pamela ID. Counter, which said John and Pamela d., de-
ceased children and distributes OF John Gunter, de-
ceased Plaintiffs,
against
Mary ~ and Rhoda A. Gunter children and distribu-
tees of jeremiah Gunter deccased who Of the
children and distributes of John Gunlcr, deceased
Richmond Terrell Sheriff Of Louisa county, and com.
mittee Of the of John Gunter dec d. unadnins.
tered by Enos GuneT former administrator thereof Da-
vid Lipscomb, executor Of Enos Gunler decd Thomas
Gunter, son of John Gnnter, son, Mary L. Gunter,
William Dickinson andt frances A. his wife late Fran
ces A. Guuler John Gunter, Judith Guntcr, and Enos
Gunter, which said Mary l., Frances A., John, Judith
and Enos, children and distributes Of Enos Guner
deceased of the said John Gunter SEN dec d. and
which said John Gunter, jun, Judith and Enos are in
ianis under the age OF twentyone yearsMary g. Ware
John Ware and Susan J. his wife, John Ware and Pa
mela n Ware, which said Mary c., Susan j.. John (ast
namcd0 and Pamela f., children of - Ware and
fameal bis wife decd formerly Pamela Gunter daugi-
ter oil said John Gnnter SEM deceased Martha A. Gun
ter, Mary L. Gunter James A. Gunter, and John Gun
ter, children of Charles Guner deceased son Of John
Guoter, sen, deceased, which said John, of said
Charles an infant under the age Of twentyone years.
and Elizabeth A. Gunter, aud james NJ. Gunier, chill
dfen OF John Guo'er jan, deceased son Of John Gun
ter, SEM deceased, Defendants.
The parties defendants in the aforementioned suit
in Chanccry pending and undetermined before the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for Flu
wanna county, and particularly Thomas Gnntcr
Mary r. Gunter VIM Dickinson aud Frances his wife ,
Mary G.. Ware, John Ware and Susan j. his wife John
Ware Pamela r.. Ware and Martha A. Guntcr who
inhabitants Of this State will please take notice
that SHALL at The Dwelling house Of John Holland in
the county Of fluyanna the 2st day Of March next
between he hours Of eight o'clock A. NJ aud sunset Of
the same day. proceed take the dispositions Of Robert
Kent f and others % be read in evidence on the trial
Of the above suit If, fiom any cause the business
should not be entered upon closed that day the
proceedings viii be- adjourned to the next day; and co.
from day 10 day al all the dispositions are taken.
GARLAND LILLY, ysfrinisfr4tor, &c.
Jan. 81 s0-S3v
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26

They will he constantly receiving Fresh Goods a,
they arrive in port, and tender their friends in Viron;a
the usual facilities offered them their ne W location
WRIGHT, WINSTON * STEBDINS
New York, Jan ID 1886 75-ndt
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q GENTLEMAN residing above Underwater wishes
EA to employ for the present year, Lady qualified to
teach the ordinary branches of an English education;
the French language, painting and music, though the
latter is not indispensable. Address to this Office.
Jan. ID 79-2aw3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26

vHNHE Warehouse of the undersigned having been
N consumed III the great confagfaon which occur
red the night of the 10th December they have rc
moved their stock of Dry Goods (Which prescrveJ)
to the Store, No 237 Pearl Street, little above Maiden
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26

r. ICHARD HILL, Jr., having become resident Of
~ Richmond offers himself tc Tie Public as Generai
9geat md Collector IN the State Of Virginia-IIc may
be found when not engaged at the Store Of AIessrs
Cotton and Clarke, near the Bell Taycta.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26
I'm CHANCERY-VIRol Chesterfield Coun
q ty Court, November 9th, 1885:
Elizabeth Wilkinson, Plaintiff

against
James H. Cox, Admir-. of Margaret Wilkinson dec d
Thomas Cole and Martha his wife, and Others DIS
The defendants, Thomas Cole and Martha his wife
not having entered their appearance and given security
according to the Act of Assembly and the rules of this
Court and il appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court
that they not inhabitants of this Common wealth il
is ordered that the said defendants do appear here on
plaintiff bill and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in newspaper printed in the city Of Rich
mond for eight weeks SUCCESSFULLY and another copy
posted at the front door of the Court house of this coun
ty. Copy. Teste, L. NUNNALLY, ID. G.
November 81. 5S-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26

VENliE Enc and thorough bred horse MINOR from yi,
II g'na, viii make his first season i'm the vicinity az
.ai'edgrvc, Georgia, this Spring, 1896 For,bcr Bar.
tcnlass her, after. pa
January 81. 81 o,,..,
S Tao VrosG;a Journal Is ins,tt M a, 90 ,o
ton. - 80 '"' "' 'r'Fe-
Tsy EGRJES FOR SALE Ia tasssranc,. .,s ..crce
lS OF The Circuit Superior Cnot. OF law and Cham
Gerry, Tor Gloucester county pronounced AT Or,irr
Ierm 1885, IN The suit cf Ann tritirndAr q; al ,;s
aud Ca;sy Jones, Adm, al, dcits Will IL. aid ~
puhlic auction at Gloucester Court house. ON Tho t;,
Monday in February $50, being Court day on credit
OF nine months Except for sufficient to paw The
costs OF SUIT and cSpenccs of sale, which vii! 30 re-
qued IN CASH. about twelve valuable ne groes leopgiuy
To thu estate Of William Crtlendcn dee d. au,onS
which are men, women, boys and girls Bonds with an
proved security will be required before the propcrty s
delivered Traders invited to attend as hc is no
doubt of the sale being made it being for the purpose of
distribution. THOMAS G. ANORY Comr
Gloucester c. H., Dec. 3lst 1895. 7I-2awtds
THyHE SUBSCRIBERS, Dealers in S.Iks and Tgoey
a. Goods, lately utl3l Pearl Street. New York would
INFORM HER friends, that in consequence Of the dcsuc-
ton OF their store by The late calamitous fire. they hive
removed tohe large and convenient building No So Iii.
bsrty Street, between Broadway and Nassau Streets
on the ground formerly occupied by Grant Thorburn's
seed store, and Immediately contiguous to The Cy and
other Hotels The loss they will sustain will be
iing and as their stock the coming Spring will bc on
urey new, they hope offer increased facilities 10 mr.
chasers efgoods in their line
<. Jan. z. 7i-iot
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-26

EN- CHANCERY-Vi RoiSiA.--Ata Circuit Superior
u Court of Law and Chancery continued and held for
Louisa c9ty, at the Court House thereof Saturday,
the 18th day of September, 1885
James A. McAlistcr, infant, by Thomas w Lane,
his next friend, Thomas Rppeo and Louisa his wife,
Thomas w. Lane in his right, Pitts.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-04-15
FARM FOR SALE.

TIE subscriber wishes to sell his farm
lying on tho waters Of little Conuotton,
Oh which there Is grlsl Mill, with
in eighty or ninety rods Of The dwelling
house. There are about sixty five acres
If cleared land OIL said iarmj fifteen acres
Of which are ingrass on the creek bottom,
There are Oh this tract number OF new
er failing springs, two dwelling houses,
and double Barn shielded on Two sides,
and al. covered with shingles.
Said farm lies within two miles OF New
Harfisburgh, and four from Conn9tton -
Adjoining with Leonard Hersh Esq,
James Baxter and others.
Information can be had as 10 the situa-
ton, aud terms made known by applying
to tho subscriber living on said land,
SAMPSON RICE.
Harrison TIP. Carroll CO. U,
March 25lh, 1886.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-04-15

A JUVENILE YANKEE TRICK. In
the village OF New Bedford, (says the
Providence Herald, } the boys were in
the habit Of playing at ball. A cross
grained 1old chap; who kept crocke
ry store, was somewhat annoyed by
the Juvenile sport, and whenever a ball
came in his way, would seize upon it
take it into his store, and Clapit into
his stove without ceremony. A few
days since. having made aprize of one
| of the offensive articles in question,
and adopted his usual course, he soon
found he had 'caight a Tartar A
horrible explosion took pIaCe--the
stove was blown 'sky.high'-the store
was shattered by the shock & about
forty dollars worth Of crockery wa;
dashed in piecesI Ii is unnecessary
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-04-15
oNE5ES NAV-GAr5SN
COMPANY.

AgrceabIy to the notice given, an elec
ton for Directors Of the Onelcg Naviga
lion Company, was held al the house ol
Benjamin Heacock. Carroll county, o;
on The 22d inst, and resulted as follows.
Alexander Scott, Benz. HeacOck, Amos
Sherrud, Henry Ball, Eli WilIemIn, Wm
Pollock iand Joseph Masters. On the
29Ih inst. tie Directors convened and Q
lected DIR Thomas Cummings, President
and DR. Elijah I. Sharp, Secretary. The
board after devisiOg certain measures Gor
the sale Of stock sc. adjourned to mce
again ON the ODD dav of April next
ELI WlLLEMlN, Sec'ry.
April 18Th, 1850
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-04-15

summated their alrocity b!v feeding upon
The flesh of their slaughtered victims.
The highest classes, even ladies, prIzod,
as patriotic act, tho eating Of O'Don-
nelI's body! By this, you SEQ, the low
est or uneducated is not the mos. con
tempbIo class here, myself saw several
persons eating O'Donnell's flesh after hav
ing cut off his feet and head. ! hope the
free press Of England will not omit to stIg
matIse tho cannibals Of both classes cs-the
COVE! ming mob, as we'll az the educated
one. finish with tho remark, that &c
counts like the one here detailed, are Of
ten if not actually distorted, at least drawn
up in conformity to the personal feeling
OF the writerj but my object has been TO
give the facts, and so correctly as to defy
contradiction on the part Of any truth.telI
ing person."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-04-15
For THE IMPROVEMENT OF
TIE BREED OF SHEEP.

Commissioners ONce Carroll County, "
TUESDAY, MARCH lO;h 1856.
THE following Resolution was consld'
ed and adopted by the County Comml'
sloners of Carroll county, for the improve
ment Of the breed Of sheep 10 said coun
ty.
ResOlUed, That the act cntitlNd Gan Acl
to improve the breed of Sheep" passed
January 18th 1920 be, and hereby is adoP,,
ed and declared in force in the county oil
Carroll, and that notice Ofthe passage o.
this Resolution be published in the Gar
roll Free Press, for thirty days, previous
to the first day Of June 1896. .
GEO, BEATTY, Commissioners Clk'
| by order Of the Board
April lst 1886.
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NOTICE

IS hereby given TO all persons interes
ted, that at my instance a writ of attach
ment was this day issued by James ii
Ross, Justice of the Peace Of Washing
ton Township, in the County of Carroll,
against the Goods, ChatteIs, Rights Cred
it's, Moneys and effects of David Patton,
an absent debtor.
ISAAC JACKSON,
one of the Trustees of the Methodist EPis
copal Church at CdrrOlltOa,
April lst, 1886.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-04-15
NOTICE.

ALL persons interested will take no.
tice, that, at my instance, writ Of at
lachmen. was on the Illh day Of April,
1896, issued by Charles Il. Hays, Esq. ,
a Justice of the Peace in Augusta town
ship, IN the county Of Carroll, and State
Of O. +; against the goods, chalVIes, rights,
moneys, credits and effects Of John Gill
an absent debtor.
R.H LIGGET.
Augusta, April IS, 1896.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-04-15

another Breach OF Promise, Tho
New York Transcript says; "a Mr.
JAMEsPERKINs has been saddled with
damages to the smount Of $3.50, for
refusing to marry Miss NANCY GRIF.
FIFTH, after having paid attention to
her for the space Of ttOeLUe years.
Both parties belonged 10 Pike, which
is in Allegheny county; but the action
was tried in the county Of Livingston.
One Of the witness b. ing asked why
he advised the plaintiff to bring her
suit in this county instead Of AlIegha
ny, he replied that, in the latter cOur
~, ga jury could scarcely be found
who would consider a tOOmGn, SOuI
and body, 'OorIh more than fJTy dol
ldrS!"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-04-15
CANNIBALs AT BARCELONA!

The following paragraph is from a
Spanlsh Correspondent Of London Morn.
ina Chronicle. After such statement
human nature musl stand appalled,!
alt appears that the blood thirsty
wrciches who dragged out one hundred
Christians from the citadel OF Barcelona
und savagely put them to death, we're moi
quite satisfied with tho perPclra!iOn only
ofthis barbArous act Of cruelty, but con-
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-04-15

GLORIOUS News. Slrave, a German
professor, has published pamphlet, prov
ing that there are to be no severe cold
winters for thousand gears to come!
Very likely, 70. the stock of cold inten
ded for thousand years, was all squan
dered very improvidentIy on the past win
ter, The hyOerborean store house is emp
ly,- Vade McCum.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-04-15
S{IERLEFISSALE.

BY vrtue oil writ Of ii ia tt lev ia is
sued out Of the court of Common Pleas III
and for the county OF Carroll IN The State
oi Ohio, and to me directed, there will be
sold at public sale, Oh Saturday, the 3Oth
day Of April nexr, at the door oL the Court
House, IN CarrolIton, Carroll county o.,
between the hours Of IL o'clock A, M
and 2 o'clock P. NJ. all the Right, Title
Interest and Claims oi Alexander Nj Coy
IN and to an undivided tract Of land sltua
ted in East Township, Carroll county, u
il beng the South East quarter oI Section
10, Township ID. and Range 4-seIzed
and taken in execution as the property u
Alexander Mccoy, at the suit ol Andrew
Sweany, Administrator ol the estate o
Patrick Dixon, deceased.
B. GRIFFITH, Sheriff,
Carrollron, March Is 1886,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-04-15

The State Of Ohio, Carroll County, SIS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
May Term, A. d. 1886.
Notice is hereby given tina. Isaac
Brown, John Blair, James Wallace and
Henry StuIler h lVe applied for the ben
eft of tho "Act for the relief Of InsOlvent
Debtors" and will present their PelilIOps
TO said Court at said term.
VIM JOHNSTON.
Commissioner of InsOEo.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-04-15
ADMlNISTRATOR,S ,NOTICE.
PURLIC SALE.

XXTILL be sold at the residence OF A.
w braham Pitenger, deceased, In
Monroe Township ca roll county, Ohio
on Friday, the Goth inst, horses, cattle
sheep, hogs, hou sehold and kitchen iurn
ture, Grain by the bushel, and grain il
the ground, FARMING utensils, &c. !ogeih
er with great variety of other OrIlcIes'
PETER PIT'TENGER I Adm'rs.
WILLIAM DAVIS,
April Is, 1885.
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ATTENTION
CARROLL RIFLE BLUES

CARROLL RIFLE BLUES.
You are hereby commanded to parade
in front Of the Western Hotel in Carroll
ton, on Saturday the Both inst, armed y
equipped as the law Directs then and
there, proceed to elect one captain, in
room Of II. F. Stouffer resigned.
By order Of the col.
S. X. DAVATT, Lieut.
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GROCERYSTORE,
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

a LII persons indebted 10 the estate of
n. Thomas Miller, late Of Union Up.
Carroll county, Ohio, deceased, arc here
by notified that they are required to make
immediate payment TO the undersigned
and those who have claims against said
estate, will present them legally proven
for settlement, within twelve months FROM
this date.
JOHN PEARCE,
WILLIAM M'HUGH,
Administrators with the will annexed.
April Is, 1885.
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MARBLE YARD,
NUMBER 8, WOOD STREET, p1rrsBURG

MARBLE Mahtels, with Pilas,ers
I'VE and Columns, Head aud Foot
Stones, Monuments, Tomb Stones, Cur.
We Counters, Slabs for Pier and Centre
Tables, Slabs for Side Boards, Door SiIls
and Steps, and oil work in the Marble
line.
Orders thankfully received & prompt
ly executed OIL moderate terms, by
JOHN riley & Co.
June IL, 1895 -
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to add, that the urchins, who had so
often been interrupted 10 their sport
by "souRsoPs," had charged their ball
with gunpowder, by way Of a pracli
cal hint to the old fellow 10 let them
alone in future.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-04-15
ALlsT OFLErTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at Carroll
ton, Carr oil county o., on the first day
of April, 1886, and if not taken out BY
the first Of July next, will be sent to
the General Post Office as dead let
leTs.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-04-15
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT.

The Massachusetts, House OF Repre-
scn'atives has passed an ac' to abolish
capital punishment for the crimes oI
treason, rape burglary in The night,
and robbery with the use OF deadly
weapons, by vote of 23l 10 I'll.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-04-15
Whole Sale Shoe store,
No. 81 WOOD STREET, P1TTsBURGH,
A.aHE5 T. cEraca

A.5EEz l. cEIaoa
Are now receiving their spring supa
plies consisting IN part of 1000 cases Of
BOOTS s. SHOES,
adapted to the approaching seasou.
Also. 2GO, packages Of PaIm.lesf
hats, Leghorn Straw S. Tuscan bonnsts.
Of various qualities: All Of Which they
will dispose Of at eastern prices. by pack
ages, or dozen. Merchants visiting Pitts
burgh, are respectfully invited to call 4
examine their stock.
March 25lh, 1896. I'd.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-04-15
DRY GOODS,

which will be sold on the most sdvan.
lsgeous terms. by The piece or pack.
age, at their Ware House, No. los,
Market street, Philadelphia.
POTTS, REYNOLDS & Co.
March 4 1886 -3mo.
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CarrOIItOn:


Way pdpers.-In obedience TO the d..
rectIon of the Postmaster al Canton, The
mail carrier between that place aud Steu
henviIIe, refuses TO bear any package Of
newspapers to subscribers, along the
route. W. had supposed that mail car.
riers were permitted by the Department,
10 bear newspapers TO such subscribers as
did not reside in the neighborhood of a
post Office; and we have mole than once
seen communications from the Depart
ment authorizing the practice. But
new order Of things having been introdu
ced, it will not be in our power 10 send
out ,cGy papers, regularly, lIOm this Of
fee. We know not how TO remedy the
evil, unless we employ special carrier
for the distribution Of our papers. This
course is followed IN Iuscarawas county
with admirable success; and, ifthe peo
pie Of our county will afford US patronage
sufficient to ojustify the attempt, we will
employ carriers Of our own that our pa
pers may be delivered regularly, every
week, in each township, at such places
as may be most convenient to the greatest
number Of subscribers. We make this
suggestion for the consideration Of those
who are, on account oflheir locality, una
bile to get ptpsrs; aud Of others who com
plain that this paper is received 50 irreg
uIarly as to afford them but little satlSIal
ton.
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APPOINTMENT rs BY TlIEPRES
IDENT.

By and 70 u the ddOice and cJnscat Of The
ScaGtC.
Upon S. Heath, TO be Judge of the
United States in s. for the District Of
Maryland, in The place Of Elias Glenn
resigned.
John Murphy, to he consul for the
port Of Cork, in ireland, in the place
Of Reuben Harvey.
Edmond l. RaInals, TO be consul
for the port Of EsinOre, in the King
dom Of Denmark, in the place OF Tho
mas IL. Barker, resigned.
EIWin Bartlett, TO be consul for The
port of Lima, in Peru, in the place o.
Asa Worthing'on, resigned.
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Scucrc w'ntcr, & singular coincidence.
In the Saxon Annals it is mentioned
that one Of the remarkable things that
occurred in the reign of William the Con
Queror, was in 1916. The frost set in,
in the beginning Of November, and did
not cease until the middle Of April.
From calculation made, this was the
year following the regular return Of the
same comet that paid US his respects last
fall, and by calculation is generally a
bout three quarters ola century making
his perumbulOtions.
Tho same year was remarkable in En-
gland, also, for the great fire thet nearly
destroyed lhe whole city, and actually )
consumed ST. Paul's Cathedral, and il
the same year, other fires occurred con
sumiug the most part Of the PrlnciPa
towns in England!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-04-15

We are indebted to The politeness Of the
Hon. Samuel F. Vlnton, for sundry pub
lie Documents of much interest. Such
favors are always acceptable.