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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-11-12
PORK, WHEAT,
g1GTgGS@9T1a
Watch Il CIOCk Making

THE subscriber respectfully Informs
The Ladies' and Gentlemen Of CarroIIt"n,
and the public IN general, that he has
commenced the above bus,nes IN all ITS
various ronchcs lie will repair watch.
es and clocks 10 the ueatest and most
substantial manner. He considers him
self permanently located IN this place, di'
reclv opposite Gen. Sndgcr's Store and
he assures the public that all who call
upon him, III his line Of business, shal
have work done promptly and satIsiactc
rily.
FREDERICK GIMBEL.
August 10, l84l.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-11-12
THE RIVER COUNTIES,

Our express from up The river brings
US the following returns, and reported
returns, which are more favorable 10
The Locofocos than the returns from The
Sapna towns hins Inst Unar
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DAVID WATT.

Carrollton, Nov. l2, 1871.
Ohio Repository, Canton: and Wes'
tern Herald, SteubenviIle; will insert
the above 10 the amount of one dollar
each & send their accounts to this office.
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CARROLLTON HALL.

TIE Subscriber takes this method Of
informing the public, that he has open
ed House for the
accommodation Of travel
Iers,
In Carrolllon, Carroll county, Ohio, at
the house formerly occupied by D. }.
LEVY, where he will be happy to re-
ceive his friends and the public gener-
ally He hopes by strict attention and
moderate charges, 10 deserve, and re-
ceive, a generous share of the public
patronage, at the White House on the
Hill.
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TSSOGU[PlfOM

THE partnership heretofore existing
under the firm of Martin & Lrwson, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent =,
and the books, papers, notes and accounts
are left with d. L. Lawson and Jacob
Coyode for settlement.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-11-12

Last year Poughkcepsie guve a Whig
maturity of I75; Newburgh 81 do;
Cornwall 80 do; New Windsor 20 Loco;
Montgomery 81 do; FishkiIl 25I.-
PoOghkeepsie and FlshkIl are the Iarg-
est towns in Dulchess county, which has
doubtless elected three Locolocos to the
Assembly Same last year.
NewOurgh, Cornwall, New Windsor,
ana Montgomery, are in Orange county,
which last year went for Van Buren, by
q ajorlty oI 474.
ALBANY COUNTY.
Tho Albany Evening Journal of last
evening says:
We have reports from the different
wards, which render it probable that
the city has given small LocolocO ma.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1841-11-12

November ~ 1871.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-08-24

E.rrs1.r, A1K1a "a issl-
", EFyEs use-ssssS ss.s ,asB 81 AieIAsssr ban
si.or 81 Nssleusl Bs.ak ~hDes ~As LAG - - =
~ rnS aeae-sN - - yrznfsf-
n. ARCHER pees-ness . aDesADsiss HsN ~ -
y u sessurs rss,s..s .s..' Y 4 - s.sss
nv, TALLHaD0E psessn1ss iDsn'oshN sD1
,.s.,s.. " New Tora - f1sN VI pEnArSY HN
VIVA sas isse 90 ne tAtss 49,.
IA, pEEs FDN ft1w NE Coaaussfi.s % Ets-Esg
Ass,,. sessrec me p nnaiasg sgssosrtor ief iSf-
ss.or,,as sss he s8pysessaDs " lsoasn eesresass,
rssct hae teen szes3sc % tss heuse
n, TAPPAA % lease, lBtFo1ueeS g1-tst ssatas-
-, % sS5osrn Cengress Men1Es. ne Ssn AZ
80 w6xa sas read md crass-c - q secore feAc~
tn. fes,,vt,or .ubsprrleS " ~ LINN, requesting
ta. Pf~asGsna - give Egess ~ Brlsh C9sernrsei
sn1ys - cosrsDiioo q l-z7s fsr ne tSs 20
X Ofsg0a 6c then tsksn ~
III, NOREHEAD sid there was OR susss1 Y
great ts,2xcs essnEsetsc WIKI ftns usttsf, Sbsrt
a yesb~f ins ~ rDssns . ssb1E ne th.dSgnt ~
I.sd1en ssaisgns pr9nnng v ns9e Ssss n0se -
tered stsry DAY sfS w1OS fs9Sfs hsSarsis sSs eis
,,ef St,s = a.st n The GgssrpaeD6 ~ ORDER Tia
az, uv,f Je srseDssseiy aud ssfscusy eoosadsrsc
81, II shose5 % ssnsns the res09tAon ~ =
disss4 ths ceasaEtee Porsgh Esia1aons ( y y.
sneb Esyiex boe1 sgsssc y, the fssoa0tAon VA
s1ggesd
ths gspsrsI osa-r besg the bi q cssrsevis the pre-
oes6s y ne pgDae ishos ssnohg The fesses
Jts ph assepssee ~ sos1s lspgtn " Heasrs
SMITH n ia KING, HckOBEkTb, WALKER
BUCHANAN PKESTfss, EvASr, AID othefs
when vssreyor.c " the Senate
Ar BERElEN laOsed 70 amend tie bsn by lnserf
Ing
Prssfaed. 1lso. Tia, IL The rate u dgiy 10 10
ports3 sr.ci-s shall be regulated BY law ate
ths 5Jb JDDf l5a@ " increase said rsis " duty Ds
y0Dd ~ pr ~ ssiorsn V " compvsed acrore
ing = ~ provisions u the AZ u "a u Hsies i5s5
IN sIskpsOn " the pr,se5s u tie pgsse lfr5s pro
sits5 fr Dy liis OCT shai c5rGg TIE sIistsno
n ssei " duty, and shall he 'enrwrc ~hshete
s>eb u euiy stall IL r.5scec " ~ per cent rnisn
Hosibtae W he oehu prosisaons q IA. scs.
Tim pso,o.tl4oa was Debated BY Assrs BEN
TOa, BATES. AcROEEkTs, WALKER
WHITE. AOkEHEAD, PRESTON ,PkESTlbs
BEKktEss and oak.gs, wren
Nj. kipEs nossd " snent The amendment " III
foslD"ing sassa
Sake oyt ali after the word "wosldeS7 70 @IsS3
inclusive. and JnSers. That II higher duty than
PR cent established BY the act " The " u March
-S5 ahsli be lad any article u bs Isriea after "a
5Osh " Jane, lesz"
Tbs proposition was dsseosssd by Mesrs. MEX
RICK, BERRIEs, WOODBURY. and RlvEs
when the question was taken " yeas and nsys, sn'
declasd IN The negstise, az follows
YEAS Messrs. Aiken, Archer, Benton, Calhoun
clay n Ala, Fulton, Henderson, King, Lam, be
Rp5elta, A,stDn, Rires, Fewer, Sturgeon, Tsppan
Wsikef Woojbuy, Wnghi, Yosng--ie.
chosis Clay, u Ksn,oek,, Clayton, Diron, Exams
Gfshsno, Huntington, Ken. Msngam Msrnrk
Miller, Mof.tissd Pbelys Poftsf Pfsptlss, San,
nuns. smnb, " Incisns, Tsliuscge. Whis, WOOD
bndss-A
TIE question then rscsrre3 on the original prope
snlon ~ NJ BEssfss, pending which, On moicn
Ai MohEHEAD, the Senate adjourned.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-08-24

90, ss r1zussr - NkscA ft.ey hAf be-t - 49, +,
der Igs1s sn1 masters = sis extra sesaSr q,
,,.rseS Il ssrss ous Tie psDsiss1 ih41 i4c D.er .r
t,.sxlsS NO tAis blA ina - ianos ssa = s1tse
rre-ssutas0n % whiek ar kzsyst sNisDss = M4sst
Mr. SMITH. a lncsAnz- Els.a6 ~ TrLv.ss.t f.
,esDsin A. az I,os SIftlholc suc1 lszlas fran 4.
E,,a from rre-eruEaSrn n asrsr-allsse ~ #
sorh sahnes O. minss a0Oec D01ia-g = - rtl1s
the Land. 4 1oslc = eIposec - 80 - -! .s-
sd fi,sfsfos Tx yr0gisse1 could - ieEfE O. r
Ts,. s-ner,crue.., Ens relee.sc Yeas j tsss =
M SEWER EB0fec y Eylks OF l. a. ist2
i5u1 ne pr0Essoa tzI frs-tlnE iA91 s,-s4 ~ aFf
srnsurgeyec i1Dd-
~ SMITH. a Indiana, slIs IL aase15l3e
s.,cs teer r. lerisA AID be heTe1 - Vgae ve4l-
af,er fur4s,er rsurzrk ~ Nessr. Clay ~
sFYIER- Ard HENDERSON ~ 2Hseu1-.s1
reJecled fe4s -, nzys =
Mr. FOLNG n10sed - stfsEe 81 = - 81
iiou lie sroyisso1 lazs 20 rzzrel "a ~ y lel
tzzEy seftsed I'D o.ccup5e9 rs IL purpose q s.4c
arc I'd zgYsesilfsre~ sn1A ot l-Etse !. tg-sg .s
Tie Eer-eE1yss01 proglsloc-
Tnn xas ~ ,acae6 YeSs n, EGss .
Mr. WALKER nsOFed ne zEseaaEssas atsT+
oozamsries, sgz4lixng lie grasis a lAae = =
States via tta2i ALREADY grzHtue y O1Io ltr
reJectod Yeas IL, ASxs .
Mr. BENTON E19Fei 10 strike - Tie prove.
tk4St the dlstrlbui3o1 shall CEASE vher - 1s..
SlaIes shall BecoEss SuFolFec - Ea- Hlu az f1r.
Pcwer,N AID lnseEs Eros 500 la = -hA-. rs4rs
1heA ahes hare F4sf ea&st q zhsv.
The yr0Flsion Is i STOOD 10 liz osLl, aaE4,ss-
ling Is EreEara1los foe szr Should x mace .egre
were lLFolEoc 1r. without wasting i4A IL Y
lad commenced.
The aurGdnseBt vas relacied. Yeas l. nSss :.
Mr.. BENTON moved : psoris5ol 70 sIsElgt tr-z
distributor tae labcs DOW prepared iar Sax - o.
brought INTO market
The was rejected Yeas Il, hays p
The AIS1 ndEoeDls a0w hEntAg been Completed ~
question orJerng then ~ engrosslDeri, Al
he hi to 4 third reading,
Mr. CALHOUN SAL, AZ there were some rsszls't-f
VITO wisbe5 70 speak the bill be w0ns9 move tht
be po~aponed inl Tomorrow, and printed, ttfar-
WAS engrossed The r3osJon Was negEfsvcc wgA..
division
Nj WOODBURY. moved thar the Sert,s
! journ which n~gaiIvec Yeas n. nays =
/ The question then taken ordering y tsa
10 n rossaent for third reading and car
/ follows
4 YEAS-Mtssrs Archer Barrow BATES Bl,a,e
/ Beruen, Chcsie, Clay of nv, Ciayipn, Dan = Ls-
ans Grahsra, Hsnder-on. Hunungion, herr Ma
/ qua Merrick Mier MorrbeAd. Phelps ? --,.
\ Prentiss RIEes Ssmusons, Smith, Of Ia. Solit4
I TailaBsdge, WhIle vs. oedprldss-2.
NAYS-Aessts. Alien, Benton, BochtnEr Ct
/ houn, Ciay OF Ala, Colht~rs. Fulton, hiug L-t
| MeRot.eTts Mvoton, Nicholson, Pierce PTrst4f -.
vier Sturgeon. Tsppsn, W sIksf, NisIau-s VI ,3-
1 bsry, Wnghi fouDg-22
/ NJ CLAY, or Alabama. then moved 4 l,y Y.
til en- the table till ic-norrcW and thar * itt.s
4 The motion carried
! On rz1osien Of Mir RlyES the Senate thea Mi
into Executive sessson and soOn after sa9ouTnt-
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-08-24
IN SENATE,
MoNDAY, August %, 1874


The PRESIDENT laid before the Senate com
muncaiIon from the Secretary Of the Treasury en-
closing statement from the Commissioner Of tie Ge-
neral Land Office, in Compliance with The resolution
Of the Senate of the pubic lands surveyed aud pre-
pared for sale
Mr.. BEN ron said he knew a great and daring
fraud was ga ng on BY holding out OF market the pub-
c lands 10 supply the deficiency Of the Treasury by
taxation lie moved 10 lay II on the table. IL was
loo valuable 10 PRINT they wanted il here use in
tine debate. The amount Of land withheld from
market II appeared from H. was eIgh, and a half
millions Of acres.
Mr.. sMl IA, Of Indiana said he had no, examined
the document, bu apIrehended that II would not JUS
us tue inertDces the Senator wished draw from II
lie Communication then laid On the table and
ordered TO be printed.
Mr. MANGUM, from the Committee on Naval
Ahsrs reported House bill, without srncndm. nts
making appropriations Tor the purchase of naval ord
nance and ordnance stores which was laid ON tie
table.
Also, resolution, with amendments directing the
purchase OF domestic watefrUted hemp by the Secre-
tsry vi the Navy for the OF the Navy 20 lar as
may be beneficial Considering the cost anu quality of
the article, and TO remain force for seven wears
i his was deb ated at some lenpth Nv Messr. PRES
TON, BEN ION, BUCHANAN and others, ana
then lad over iii tomorrow.
Mr. BUCHhN MAJ presented two memorials OF a
number OF CITIZENS Phiadephi Tor an exen,p,on
~ chloiite OF lime and bleaching POWDER from I'M,
contemplated guy OF twenty per cent both v btrh
we've laFi on tue table aud ordered TO be printed
Mr. IAPPAN moved 10 take up the resolution
Subanted by hn fof the adjournment of Congress on
the 30lh tnst.
Mr., AlANGUM moved to lay il on the table
which Was carried by the following vote
YEAS-Messrs. Archer, Barrow Bates Bayard
Beren, Choste, Clay, of Kentucky, Clayton, Dixon,
Evans, Graham, Henderson, Hun ing on, Kerr, Man
gu", MeTlek, Miller, Molehead, Phelps, Porter,
pr.n'iss, Preston, Riyes, simmon,, Saith OF Indl.
ana, Southland, lamadge Wnue-725.
NAfS-Messrs Alien Benton, buchanan Cal
houn, Clay, OF Alabama, Cuthbcu, Fulton, king.
Linn, Mckobeu-, Mouton, Nicholson, Pierce, Sc
yier, Sturgeon, Japan alkcr, Williams, Wood.
bury, Whghi, Young-2l.
Mr. RlvES said he had some days since given no.
tIce that he sooud submit 10 90 into Execu-
tive session. There some important bust
ness before them, and he would submit that mo ION
now he motion was lost Yeas % nays "a
Mr. KING gave notice that he should make simi-
lar motion tomorrow.
Mr. BENTON renewed the motion 10 90 into Ere
culIse session, and after conversation ii was de-
cided out Of order,
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-08-24
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVE,

sFFgFD1 - TIT.
The journal ~ y-stsIdsy read and approved.
The unfinished business u yesterday the mo-
ton made by Mr.. BEohsos, of Maine, 10 reconsider
the s9e 81 which the accounts for the funeral ex.
peDset " the late President " the United States
Gen. WIN HsnIy Harmon, had been ofdered 10 be
pinned.
The Immediately pending question the do
nsHd VI Mr. sTAbLr for the previous question.
Mr. STASLY withdrew thai motion.
Add Mr. BRONSON, after an explanation from
biasse,f and Mr.. BOTTS, Withdrew hls motion 10 re-
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-08-24
THE DESTRUCTION BILL.

This bill was again taken up, the question pending
being on the amendment offered by Mr.. BeRRlEN
providing that il case the duty on imported articles
after the 10Th June, 1912 shall be increased beyond
20 per cent ad vaorem TO he computed according to
tho provisions OF the act Of ID March 1888 the dis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-29

according 10 the recommendation in the Report on
Farms, the Society also presented 10 Mrs VIM Miller
4 perminm OF $40 Tor the best crop oil Tobacco
The PRESIDENT Then presented and read the Meet
ing The following Letter
To The Rtr. JESSE II. TuRsER President fthe 8nri
cultural md Ho'i,cuitaral Soci,ty If Henriro
Rec. Sir: October 10 1871
"a short time ago hoped 10 have the pleasure Of
attending the meeting of your Society the 2Otl and
2ls but circumstances beyond my control will pre-.
ven, me- must therefore beg the favor Of you TO do
for me- what intended 10 do III person, and that is,
propose to your Society 10 appoint or two delegates
to attend The Convention which wall he held in Wash
,ngton Oh the Fad "Wednesday IN December next, for
The purpose of organ'zng an Agricultural Society Tor
the whole United States. | am very ANXIOUS that iir
uiniu should make respectable Show that occason
rs she always has done every other, hen she chose
To put forth any portion of her strength and am CON
tdent il your Society will set the example Of appoint
inc Delegates that all other Societies VIII follow H.
al must now ask favor Of you, which IS 10
present your best regards your brother members and
should gu have dinner To offer them the suJoined
toast, as some evidence OF my grateful recollection Of
the distinction, whch they formally conferred on me,
by making me an honorary member of their Society
remain, Rev'd. Sir,
Yours, most respectfully,
JAMES NJ. GARRETT.
motion made and discussed, that the subject
of appointing Delegates proposed IN the said letter
be referred to the consideration Of Commttee-whch
was decided IN the negative.
The Meeting then proceeded to the appointment OF
the Officers, designated by the I'd and eth articles Of
the Constiiutlon-And
Jesse II. Turner, was appointed President.
Thus. H. Dickcn, as lst. lice President
Major Edmd Christian, End do.
A. Robinson, Jr Seerefaryand Treasurer.
VIM. u. Wren, Joseph Renne and VIM. II Rich
ardson were appointed members IF The ESccntirc Com
miice.
The Meeting then adjourned ill tomorrow, eleven
o'clock, TO meet at the Exchange Hotel Assembly
Room.
Upon the adjournment Of the Society for the day. a
large crowd attended Poughng Match, in the inca
dow Of Bacon Quarter Branch Various ploughs were
exhibited, bu, premiums had been awarded By the
Society. Various Agricultural Machines were cxl'b
ted Stock sold, Ne, &c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-29
RoANoKE LAND FOR sALE-I viii Ill riII-1 one ii ny

IA i"a Tracts II Land, yug IN Virginia and Cuo,
Berry Ill.," the estate nn which reside, The snui
>tr u Roanoke ~ MccklcEnrg county Virginia.
lands Of Dr. i. joncs Dr. e. Stiricsaat, Edward Tay aui
OILERS containing Idol acres, hy recent The
80 acres mr. low grounds mos Of which cleared hi i'm.
or'rf--thf balance, a.nn $50, woods
m admirably .paed IN the culture III tobacco,
immediately The r!er, and aipnn. tins tract a.-
ta VIII be- III market 4 cI, The
c"nnoons and convenient Dwelling House. All M
ont buildings u description. AAout
tri this estate Two manufacturing mills. deem
10 more, AZ those dSTur- o purchase v.!l for i
selves. The terms III be credit; The ,rrhas +
The other Tract 4 nmmd itry the Castor and Raleigh
Railroad III The county Of Warren v e. adjoining the Lands N
d. J. w lian knS, Rcari Bullock and Others c0naIaiup
hb'" eho acres, hall ii Mhi, cleared AMI IN good q,
alton part low grounds and ser, rich. T,s v"odi
= nhy tinhsrtd aud choice tobacco aHd There ar RI
different settlements the aud aud divided INTO ,rt
r panati"ns giving 10 each slficrncy open AMI WOO!
,,hu. me Improvements and lnl
"iSr WIN The requisite on: bGlngs Those uy
A. requested 10 apply 10 ny whu viii lant
Irihi' a. a"'r VIII sell u lie purchaser Forage ami Prov
Sums on ei''eE q HE Farms. NiFliL. 7. GREEN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-29

reF. We nlso call his attention to article which
la'ciy appeared n the Albany Argus, upon MIR. John
e. Spencer. I'VE shall publish It III our nextl We
respectfully again cnunn ar. u upon this subject
We again say, "ForcwarnFd, inrrarmrd. Is It not
Fenr'on who says thu! Truth seldom reaches tie
OF Princess II Is tie most precious, though The raresi
of all thinos
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-29

Tic HumLug'-The Albany Eve. Journal Weed 5
paper) advetiscs, that the Wing Head Quarters will be
held at The Log Cabin every evening till and through
the election when the "strng Of the latch will be
If the Wings arc sick of this nonsense, the people
are The cant of log cabins and hard cider, Of gourds
and coon skins, &c, &c, has had its daybut lhat
humbug is dissipated, and We trust, forever, by
the rumpct,ongued voice Of ali awakened and indig-
nj pennie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-29

we thank the New Orleans Courier Of the l4th inst
for The compliments IT pays us-and we THINK y due 10
hat paper to notice its comment upon the following
remark we recently made:
,IIe Mn Tyler has arfes. the and the rei-n Of FRO
spion The South, with whose ieenss ana principles Tue
eystrm il wholly III war, Will escape persecution
Escape say your Az The veterans OF si-!5-'h' gallant
they have escaped prescription Of A Tyler and his
underlings." -
We ask the New Orleans Courier to specify the per-
sons ,cho were prescribed and the time rhcn we
AL, Mr. Tvler's attention TO the statement of the Cou
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-29
ALMAEACkS for 1872.

Just pHtnsaed fer safe 6y !. UiRR0EE,
THE VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA ALMANath,
year lsl calculated H. ID. Richardson. Of Loul-i
county, Virginia containing p,. Cr, of Virginia.
showing population zach the four divisions Of the
stat. &C. &c ias q
sruR SALE OR REST--TIe Tavern .! Hfrnt-y lie, t,le
county town al PRIME. William, q present occupied hy VI
Thos J. shaw T,en rouIns he building, with GOOD cellar
under them, The South east corner on ain street. nave oseh
much the vii"s- fora store The sfoeoom
OF IL can be ma IN
cdiatey the Of The Tavern and apput
OF the PRESENT and pcrhnTs dcsra
he Of moEh, November,l and, also, u drs
bedding and other frniurc Eow III Le Tavern
mas qualified for the business, with
small capital, do we'll uniting suitable country
store m the Tavern. this moment much wanted
AZ ms knowledge Of the place and neigh
horbo know one we'll conducted would give satisfactory pro.
fits II desirable good purchaser renter the subscriber
would loan HIM portion the necessary capital For terms,
&c which accommodating, apply me- La Grange,
near Thoroughiare, Prince William county, Virginia
3 {. HARRISON.
October Is, 1911, a.-@3w
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j. &. GREGORY & Co.., Managers,
oyes on d.a 81 lcor tnr .Il.a and ;h rests
kicHx0~o, viaGt>i..

nRAWN Numbers u he rnon otcry C.a>S Nn . fr lsu
- drawn al AcAandna ~ T., saurdl:, 2i October. l-Il
% q g 81 q II 81 i j y = m - J, 80 80
So 80 So 50 So 81 s5 s 80 So sig 50 so SO so
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-29

The official returns from naryand, elect Mr.. Fran
els Thomas, as Governor, By maturity OF go
and Florida too The Augusta Constitutionalist
states that "hc Democratic party has also succeeded
Both branches of tho Territorial Legislature will be De.
;"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-29
\ more miscellaneous raD6r.

In compliance with our promise, We lay before our
Readers large portion OF Miscellaneous matter ou'
Last Page, the Proceedings of the C!arkshurs Educa
ton Convention and the Address OF their Committee
(nnssnc propcrly over the Distribution Fund of the
u. ST. on our First Page, and the frs, days Proceed
ings Of the Agricultural Society. We shall lay The Sc
cond and third days Proceedings before our Readers in
our next We shall also publish, al the same time,
long, and what deem the most beautiful Love Tale
in the English Language. The fact IS, have so fa
run ahead of the Wings and political prospects Sc
bright and Frightening, that We have determined to sus
mend our political artillery for day or two.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-29
Deaths.

Died III Philadelphia on Monday morning, Cen Tnos C,p.
Gl>t n; his iic man of high
military character, If the nces; sense Of honora gentleman,
pNe incl nfnt
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~ 10 change !" tie p,icr Current SINCE On, la.'.

a. 40 change in the Price Current last.
1,WAS TayERNTle subscriber returns IN grateful
), Old friends and trir supper :of
III. last twenty years and continuation ut III.
H. PROMISE, that nothing shall b. wanting hi part 70 render
L,n comfortable. new. ard shall hr kcp'
rj.n; H. provided
afford and shall be- served i'll r old virginia l > TIA
good aud shall b we'll r"sled hi' servants good
n.amuaug hi house the nearest lI0lcl 10 the Ec
nnud and frrdercS ,hprg Depot which renders very
y lent persons coming the they
NJ lare hour night and depart before day Persons stay,
nr n nv hol.t arc sure lef BY The A. Tie times
,tr h,rd intend moderate prices 10 suit the and,
ny friends tin public generally will give CALI VIII
promise satisfy them, both 10 fare and price, They ran be
| s,,;.t.d JOHN TAl.MAN.
! r,rI,n,and Oct 2.rh ISL. 51-2:f
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE For ShI.E-Rs virrac oil a
4 cree the Cuiuy Court Of pinw!Lr October t,rm,
shall proceed the highest bidder The 18th ~ Auccm
har fair not flir iay, Tracts 0f Land.
Tile first containing a9 lying Bnchshr creek, All
oniGg the lands nf Leroy Lnnsfi, iehn Boiling Samuel Ply
or and o.crsb-ticr known Stak's old place. TITS tract i
admirably adapted the cG,r OF Tobarro Wheat Corn,
third of Inch growth, well mhercd.
win necessary house, and capital dwelling house. large
and cnnnioiiors.
The Tract containing about 1 acres adons The first;
aud the Goveand This also well adapted
20 culture OF Tie above named commodities.
the sale fourth o The purchase
and approved security, md deed property.
On the ay, ill be- sold the crop Of Corn, Oats; Fodder
&C. Also Horses Stock 81 Kind, Household and kcca
Furniture, Plantation Utensils. &c, SC.
STERLING IL TUCKER, Commissioner.
Oct % 5;-,ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-29

MycuAsIc's AssocIATIoS.-The Rev. Mr.. Plumer
delivered the opening Address for this meritorous In
s,itution on Tuesday night, in the Second bap',s'
Church Ii was fine exposition of its objects, and
cheering exhortation 10 all its members