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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-10-28
FRAUDS! FRAUDS! FRAUDS!!
Immense British Wing ycte in Ohio
explained.

The recent development Of the system of
frauds practiced in New York, Philadelphia, and
Baltimore, taken IN connection with that at
tempted by the use of Gov. Peningtcn's Broad
Seal, and Bella Badgers mode of electinp Nav
'or-arc sufficient to stamp the leading whir
I partizaus IN large portion of our country. as
the most desperate villains and political gam.
blers that ever infested any nation; and tho
present day and era, will be celebrated 10 all fu
ture time, as that in which our dearest rights
and privileges came near being trampled in the
dust, by the infamous frauds, attempted and
executed, by a most unprineipled faction.
Bat IN addition to all the instances alluded 10
above. we have accounts from Ohio which show
that the election in that State was carried by
the most gross aud extensive system Of fraud
ever before attempted. The aggregate returns
OF the votes in each county, as far as received,
show that tho Democratic vote Is uniformly
but reasonably increased, while the whig vote
in every instance is swelled in pre- epos,erous
degree. From one end of the State to the 9TH
er the cry is fraud! fraud frsud!,, and The
cry is borne out by statements which prove that
i, is well founded. 1t is said that in Pickaway
county, the Wings have carried it by MORE
VOTES THAN THERE ARE MALE
INHABITANTS in the county. Numbers
were brought in there--instructed TO vote
and many OF them left the county before sun
set. There are several Wing townships which
pollcd much larger vote than there are male
inhabitants IN he same orer 90 years Of age.
rhich is prored by the census Just taken.
In Montgomery County 1900 more votes
were polled than ever before. and 1900 more
than there are legal roters in the county - /
Mill Creek township, in Hamilton County. (Dr. /
Duncan's dis,rieD rolled twice the number OF
votes ever before given, and at less, 200 illegal
votes were thrown in that ballot box. whereby
Duncan was defeated.)
We might proceed, did our space permit, to I
enumerste many other instances, well autfen- I
Iicated. where frauds were attempted and per. (
peira,ed; but we have given enough to enable .
our readers to see how the immense whig ma
iority in Ohio has been obtained.
Nor is il only in Ohio and the other states
named thu, such means Of carrying the cleo
lions have been resorted TO by the Wings. 10
al parts Of the Union, where success was prob
able. has the same game been played. They
are aware that their very existence as parry
pepends on success in the present contest anu
,rccess-no matter by what means Is pro'ue-
eds all they ask.
And these are the men ~ho have talked about
N. ,u,;,x nj elections. and professcd so extra
ordinary regard Tor the interests Of the people.
h.dse ner, ~ hior acts and not BY her lDrcjts.
,;or,. We do not mean TO charge the whole
rbie party With eosnizanee of these frauds, bot
ne do say. that their LEADERS. throughout the
country. arc the mos, upprineired. abandoned
,p5 corrupt set NJ politioi.n, that evc' itsdsd
s,i i,s.rar.i e'sr ra'iy.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-10-28

Then the rest Of the land is devoted TO too
many things TO mention here: beets, parsnips,
cabbages, iurnips, green peas, green corn cu-
cumbers melons, squashes. (summer and win
ter sorts,) &c. besides irui; and flowers Of va
rious kinds. grapes. Antwerp raspbeuies. black
do, currants, white, red, black and yellow J
English and common gooseberries, and few
choice apples, pear, plum, cherry, peach aud
ounce trees. All this from single acre, which
he cutivales mostly with his own hands.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-10-28

IN cash, IN ADVANCE, al The Office, 81 Is
Credit System.
For One Years subscription, il paid during
The year, or within ONE month after it has
expired, 50 90
Do do do If NOT paid before the expiration
OF the month Of grace" 1926
And % cents IN addition, for every success
Sive period OF THREE months that each years
subscription remains unpaid.
These terms are. we believe, explicit and east
ly understood, and we advise one and all that
they will be strictly adhered TO in all cases.
Those Of onr present subscribers Who wish
10 take advantage Of The cash terms can do SO
by settling present balances and complying with
those terms
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-10-28
Great Democratic Convention.

Inc Con'sn'io" held ih Prosidenee on Sat-
n'day last, was ore Of the largest ever hzld in
Tins State. The day was very 6oe and Yleas.
ao'' ana ooihine occurred except an s'arm Of
hfe' TO disturb the proceedings of the meeting.
we were greatly surprised and highly p,,,i.
ned 10 ser so large an assembIsge Of onr Mill.
Cal ihends. We anticipated noihiag ike !,
and our pleasure was accordingly ineressed.
Al the lowest estimate VIC computed tina, onoo
men were on the ground. and we honestly be
heVe that there were nearer 5000.
That weA known and consisfen, Democrat,
JAMES FENNER, was nominated for Presi.
dent oi the Convention, and he was elected
oy the cheers of the assenbIace, and other we'll
known democrats we're chosen Vice Prsiden,.
and secretaries. GES. Tics f. CARyysr,R
then made an opening address to the meeting
which met with many cheering responses. He
then read the resolutions which were proposed
TO De adopted at the close of the meeting. of
which the multitude testified their appreciation.
Mr. b. f. HALLET, then addressed the meeting
at length, and discussed the policy OF the ad
minis,ration, and exposed the tricks and so,b;,.
try OF the opposition leaders, in mos, mas,erly
manner. lie was followed by Me..rs ArwELL
and ENNIS. who, in brief. but inpassioned and
eloquent speeches, made powerful appeals to
the good sense and intelligence of their hearers.
Inc resolutions which were read in the morn
ing were then offered and passed unanimously,
and The meeting adjourned to meet AT THE
POLLS on Monday the cd Of Noyembey.
Throughout the day, the unanmitv xb;rb
prevailed in the multitude, and the hearty
cheers with which they responded to the s.n,i.
men's of the orators, showad that the right
spirit was awakened and they separated wi,ba
full determination to do their duty at the polls.
although they could now only expect defeat:
yet they felt assured that TRUTH WILL.
PREVAIL, and that il is
their duty, at oil seasons, to battle in its cause.
In the evening an oyerfiowius meetins wac
held at the Town Hods., and speeches were
made BY Mr.. WHITE of Cumberland. and
Messrs. HALLgr and Ennis, which. we think.
cannot fail 10 help our cause greatly. They
were listened to with grea, attention, and their
sentiments on most points received the cheering
appreciation Of the audience
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-10-28

OSE HoSEsr VINO AT LAsT.-John
Nesle, in addressing whig meeting 10 Mas.
sacbusetts. according TO the Bristol Democrat.
made some admissions which. in a whis, are
certainly very extraordinary. Mr.. Neale told
them that there were some acts Of the ad,niuis-
iration deserving of praise, and tha, the indis-
criminate denunciation Of them was folly He
said 1t was not true that the Sub-ireasury, as
the wings contcuded, would reduce the wages
OF labor. for under its operation wages ~sre
already rising. Although he did not approve
the measure, he believed il would prevent the
extravagance which had been uaisersal IN
this country for the last few years. and ~h'eh
had run us so deeply in debt to foreign nanons'
All would couoede, said the lecturer, that tho
system would be productive Of much good, II Il
wouId bring abou, this result. and he felt conf
den, ,hs, j, would lie argued, and very cor
r,c,ly too. that the Indepeodent Treasury wss
M, hostile to the interests Of the uianusae,ur.
Or. but was actually beneficial to him. inasmuch
a. il would necessarily prevent excessive i'm
portatious of foreign manufactures. He said
that the stsry about the standing army was all
a humbug; that the bill merely intended a bet
Ter organization OF the militia. and although il
bad some obnoxious features, II had many re-
5eeming ones.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-10-28

0FSother and more impottsn, matter, pre-
vent 1t. from making sny reply to-day to the
column OF abuse 10 the Herald OF last week.
We shall. perhaps. have something TO say abos'
it IN our n.,, bu, /, Is OF so little oouseaUcnss
to Us that it is hardly ~Ouhy Of our eonsideFa-
ton. We believe that the public can dses'n
the difference bei~een sbgsc and srgsnaen,
.nhou, 30. assistance from -. aaa there |" So
i,,;le Of ID. la,rst IN the efTssiou 'hsr rsirIf's
elr.e iu.ps,i.u 10 discover =.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-10-28

ANOTHER ExPLosIoN.-The Baltimore Sun
announces the fact Of the Commercial Bank Of
MIlington having followed in the footsteps Of
the Palapsco Savings Fund the Baltimore Sa-
wings Fund and the deinnct shinplas,er facto!
nes' =" 1t was but the other day." observes RI.
Sun, THAT the public were assured of IN. 20.
demption OF ls paper in this city, and now there
Is none, either poor or rich. to do il reverence.
SO we 20 I'VE know not the particulars Of
the explosion, but we know that the fact was
made known IN town yesterday. And VIZ know
farther, that we Of this country, however ior,ea.
ui"ns VIC may be III other respects, are about
the easiest OF belief in promises TO paw, if the
promises be only called money, of sny other
people under the SUMS bright countenance.-
Let bnt the paper be good. the engraving we'll
executed, and the vigne,tc Of a pretty appear-
ance or OF popular character or Specification.
ana lei II contain promise to pay money, and
there will, it seems, always be found en.usb of
SIMPLE ones among us 10 consider il a sound
currency good as the nix. equal to spe-
Gle and tar more convenient &c. Well-ee
shall probably learn wisdom in this resp.c, so,e
time; bnt II we be not apt scholars. and ouick
I" learn, we shall have but little left to save.
BY the time we shall have fully pro6ted by the
lessons We are receiving daily" The Sun saws
this fraudulent concern ha6 in circulation when
II closed It's doors, on Wednesday last. abou,
S50O,O0O. and that all the officers connected
with 1t have left for paris unknown. except one,
who has been committed to prison. Imme-
iaiely on the announcement Of the concern
having stopped payment, the people Of the
neighborhood took possession Of the banking
nouse--opened the vaults. took wha, valuable
unds they could lay their hands upon, and ad-
o"rned from there to a tavern opposite, and
hen redeemed the notes Of the bank TO the a.
Mount Of funds taken from the vaalts Of the
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-10-28
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-22
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-22

uaLie food and Mari Land james Rirer for sale
MOUNT PLEASANT the well known residence Of the late
vi Faucon, recently in OF his widow,
Mr. SALLY F.ucun situated James River just above James
Tvn m The county Sury, viii he sold, the PREMISES u the
r>, builder Tuesday the 2nd day of February next or on
H. r.t fair av thereafter Sunday cxceped if that day sh uh
zen Il, h. very Indictment The Eae comprises 6I acres
land stretching mules along the river SHORE; ana
NE on II n c,odous brick dwelling house and The olcrs hu
ri hn,ses the accommodation at large iai!-
. and productive gard n,orchards uf choice ana Valuable
r pine quantity oi oak TIM
extensive range lar sioch ahd SUPER
guace of Of hr advan grs which add 10
H. value al This independent uf those derives rn us -
Ir on na,igaic stream, its proximity 10 several markets.
AID IL adaptation all the usually grown III the region W
To gentleman wishing pl, a>nnt country resi-
Ia The agrcuturaIlst desiring The facilities 10 market al
sd y navigation the ready of ferizns exen
,y his land calcaeous manire-to the cordwood ana
save timber cetter engaged the mort tahle employment
oaurd m who seeks m invest
N, # his funds and profitable tha, real
r- air I'd this land offers many Inducements TO examine
an. whatever therefore invite general attention It's SAFE
and will take pleasure going the premises with any one
d,osfd thereto In answering any EN-
addressed Surry Court House.
ne sale will and possession VIII he gwen I'm
.,ely The payments the purchase vii! be required
n ns;aments-he LIST becoming due IN January 1.-THE
a and 3rd in January 43 Bonds satsfacto
y endorsed required the amount of the payments and
tn I'LL wi, withheld deed of trust on the property be Ia
ksa Al the option Of the purchaser, 10 secure them
J. rs FAULCON,
Executor Of Melodies Feui on, deceased.
Dscsnb.r 18th 61-2awt-F
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-22
By the Gorernor Of Virginia

WHEREAS, vacancy hath occurred in the representation
w from t State in the Congress Of the United States by the
resignation Of Joel Hoeman member of the House of Repre-
of the United States for the District composed Of the
counties Of Norfolk, Princess Anne Nansemond Elizabeth City,
and Isle Of Wight, and the borunsh Of Norfolk:
Therefore, Thomas w. Gilmer Governor, do hereby make
known, all whom thai Monday, the 18th day
of the month"; appointed for the election Of
atve for the said District in the Congress Of the United States
supply the vacancy caused ms aforesaid.
Given under my hand, as Governor and under the
sEAL lesser seal of the Commonwealth Richmond, this 10Th
day of December, 1870. THOMAS w. GiLMER.
Dec Is c6-td
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-22
A Copy. Teste,
raruable Real Estute at Public .7uciion.

Paluabie Real Estate at Public .7uciion.
II pursuance Decree the undersigned Commission
will proceed To sell the TRACTS OF LAND therein refer
re- public auction, upon the terms therein prescribed
The Caroline Tract of LA contains 1885, ACRES by ancient
surveys and susceptible Of division into three good Farms, and
~ be- Il" either together separately 10 suit purchasers This
aa,- l. known by the of BRAfNFlELD The sale will
nue on the 2ih day nf November next on the premises
~" Cup Trat "f LAND contains about 500 Acres is
nova hy The o SALT rOND and adjons the lands Of
~" Ross. c jain Tlnm and Mag Green Esqrs. The sale
WIS Land VIII he made Brandy, public place the pre-
% IN the 81 day nf December Should the weather be
t IN either Of the above named days, the sale Will take
Fsr "n the fir day.
valuable Tracts of Land generally known,
~ more plrtirur description is deemed unnecessary. The
ae invited Ia examine the premises, aud referred Ia
'~r iudsin IT the Bowling Green, Caroline County, for
-"'s particular information.
5ASks :, s ss sasISs' Commissioners.
Nor. IL ss,ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-22
December 18th, lSi

DrastANT provisions OF Deed OF Trust executed 10
the subscriber Fzhuah Lpsconb, the 18Th day Of
Ja. 1897 Office of Prince Edward
Co4ay Court shai Thursday, the 18th day Of November
IL o'clock the premises the Town of Farmville,
Edo ard Counry the hshes, bidder for CASH,
tam the iowa Of Farmvie, conveyed 10 the SAID Lips
,nhby guardian of William c. Venable, and known III The
ban o said i"wn and so designated, Lot number 10
The believed be good, but selling rs Trustee shall
convey 81, title only "a is vested in me by said Deed
Oct 10 4G-tdsI fhir .. ~.
,.Tbs, n,xt PHILIP s. FRY.
Va, Colds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-22
WILLIAMSyILLE ACADEMY.
1NHE nf lhs Institution will

WILLIAMSvILLE ACADEMY.
THE first session of this Institution will commence the Goth
superintendent M William Woodrnd, graduate Of Jener
College, Pa Mr. Woodend taught the family Of the Hon.
Henry ST. George Tucker during who
mended from that gentleman being well qualified To teach the
is orated high and healthy place. the road
leading from Petersburg Warnn N L. The Trustees fiat
themselves from the high character If Mr. Woodend and
the healthy situation Of this Institution, that they will receive
liberal patronage, only from the adjacent neghb0hood but
from the adjoining counties Board may be procured in several
families in the neighhorhood
Terms PR Of fce monhs-For Elementary English
branches $40 00-for Latin Creek Mathematics, SIG So
burg, Va. BY THE TRUSTEES.
WilIiamsvie, Va, Dec. 2, 1870. 66-t2nJ
lanes LAWRENCE CARR, A11oaSEY AT Law, Kanarha
Yrcinia-practises in Kanawha and the qdOn-
countless and will Agent hiring negroes, collecting
and renting the hires &C.
Kanaw ha Z. II. Dec Is 66-lm
Bigger's Exchange and Lottery Office,
RICHMOND, Va.
Drawn Nos Of the Virginia Ieeshurg Lottery, Glass A. drawn
November i4ih, s40;
IS 55 Al "a 46 81 I3 81 Z 81 IL So 80 %.
S25 s s2 $50 su $40 SIS sis 5 sl2 S2 s2 $40 $40 $40 Sn
Whole % IS 81 $500; ao, 81 &c. $780, together with
vera Of $780, $780, $780, ESQ., all sod and will be paid usual
at sight, by BIGGER
.Nrzt Loftery.
Prizes IF 8 5000, so Of $1,000.
Alexandria, Glass Co. be- drawn 18th December, 1910:
7s Mes IS drona
GRAND CAPITALS.
3 Grand Prizes of $4,000
Sl0DH0
$1,000
/" SAT-
so Prizeso 81 GOO.
Tickets $40, halves SIS, quarters So so.
For Grand Prizes, please address
THos. o. BIGGER,
Nov IL 58Lf Richmond, ia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-22

PUBLIC SALE OF TWENTY LIKELY NEGROES.
WILL sold, of Petersburg, the LIST day oil
w January 1871 twenty valuable Slaves, constituting the
dover portion of the late Mrs Lucy Wills The sale intended
effect division the legatees OF said csae anu VIII e
sold without reserre they consist of boys women and chill
dren; the and hoys there srme very valuable
tobacco torrs having heeu principally trained to thai
business and amongst the there several very
valuable The will be made known on the
day of sale. TINGNAL JONES, "Re 81 the Lesdlcrs.
ne Il 66-t25D
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-22
AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE.

THE subscribers having taken the house ON the cross street I'M
mcdaey in front the Bell Tavern and next door to Messr.
the Auction and Commits
sion Business in nil its branches They will also inform their
friends and the public that they will continue their former hs
ness of hiring negroes and collecting debts City of Rich
mond and throughout Of vrgniahus giving
chants and others opportunity of having their claims
They hope BY strict attention oh
addition their already very liberal patronage. Their
house will be ready goods the II inst
ROBERT HILL & co.
8. Our charge for hiring out will be per cent for
collecting same, p do for collecting 800 in the city
do under $780, y do. They will also attend the
groes in Of sickness through the year.
Dec * G6-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-22

NOIICE.-The subscriber will for hire The first Of Janua
about ssrrn,yfce hands. Among them some first rate
female good cooks, drivers and factory
hands, In addition above subscriber attend To
thr hiring of he sent Special attention
will be paid in getting good homes and their masters
good Having had several experience the business
being well acquainted in the city, hr hopes TO give general
favor him with their patronage He
will attention u the he have To
hire, when sick.
for hiring and collecting the same, per
Medical attendance, medicine for each hand 50 for the
year. and attended by good physicians any the CITY,
Persons hiring in the city will find greatly TO their
advantage have them attended by the years this however
left 10 their choice. WEST WYATT q
Mr. West Wyatt has attended TO the hiring and collecting busi
for year and hesitate say, lac is
qualified attend this Those
paonsed this line of business will
US by bestowng their patronage on him.
WYATT & WHITE.
December II, 1870. GILL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-22

DrRSCANT " Decree of the Circuit superior Court of Law
Cnslc- for the county Of Charlotte pronounced ana
catered Eth day September, $780, IN the Chancery cause
lm Gian's Administrative, plaintiff IN Chancery against
Mo-bys Administrator and Others defendants. rs Coh
appointed said decree Tor that purpose shall SELL al
pl ACTION ID January, ISL the premises Tor cash.
nds in the proceedings mentioned Us sha nc
discharge he deht decre'd Of two thousand ana
eighty lr dollars AID cents with interest ON : oS
!; pir thereof from the 18th September, 1872 t,ii payment
The land is The same which Capt. William T. Gil lam now
resided continuing about IS acres lying on Twes ,reek, IN
county Of Charlotte, about eight miles South Q! the Court
House. JOHN II. THOMAS, SomT.
November 2fh 1910. o5-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-22

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-Stmyed, stolen
from the subscriber the 10th November last from the lot
of Wm H. Baswe Esq, Shock0e Ill., in Ricbnnnd
coiored Mare eight old last Spring about five m
hich hind foot white from the ankle,
PAGES WELL will will give the above
reward go for her delivery residing Eaysvie
county, Va Mr. VIA H. Bagwe in Richmond
Mr. James OBrian upper end Of the Brock Turnpike,
Richmond, either of whom will the above
reward for her delivery. ISAAC D. DURRETT
Alhcmnrir m Istl, Iy.c 1870 C1-Sts