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q LII persons are forewarncd against contract
80 ing with George Pettus, senr. hereafter for
Lumber, at my Saw Min on Little Sugar Creek,
except by he consent of Barnet Mckee who is
my sole agent for taking in bills and selling Ium.
ber STEPuEN PEITUS.
Jan. o., lS4i. lSf
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As President Van Buren, PROCESSES to be
an ardent admirer of MIR. Jefferson, we re-
commend 10 bis consideration the following
remarks OF lis prototype 4" | can say with
truth" says Dir. Jefferson, that one act
Of Mr. Adams Lie, and one only, ever
gave me moments personal displcasure.
i did consider his last appointments 10 Of
flee as personally aniind. They were from
among my most ardent political enemies,
from whom no faithful cooperation could
ever be expected and laid me under the
embarrassment Of acting through men whose
pieIos 'cere 10 defeat mine, or 10 encounter
the odium Of putting others IN their piaces.
1t seems but common Justice 10 leave a sue
cessor free 70 act by instruments of his own
choice" This seems 10 be pretty couclu.
siye authority for these who acknowledge
MIR. jefferson as the personifeaton Of gen
uine democracy, and who profess to be
governed by his principles and maXims. -
Connecticut C0Lr0m.
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gsF Well Mike what have you been do
inrl nausn ger Well Jake what have
YOU been at, holpin' Mike ger
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REPRESENTATIVE FROM GEoRGIA,

Hines Holt (Whig) has been elected a
Representative 10 the present Congress.
by large majority over his opponent, to
tll the vacancy occasioned by the resigna.
ton Of Mr.. Colqaitt.
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W. You've got 10 leelin, as the rooster
said to the cook ven she wrung his neck of.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-01-28

HT Whata delicious .Horsel, as the Snake
said ven be wallopped up the Frog.
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Eclip'e Of The Mooa.--There Will he a
total Eclipse Of the Moon on the evening
Of the 9th day Of February next. The
Eclipse will commence at Z o'clock,
minutes in the evening, and be visible il
all parts Of The United Sta,es.-RaL Reg
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-01-28

Murder ofa Methodist Prcacker.-We
learn from the Nashville Wing, that a foul
murder was committed on the lith ult.,
near Hendersonyille, Sumter county, Ten.
on the body of Mr.. Lindsay, respectable
clergyman of the Methodist Church ofnoar
thirty years standing, aud So years old
Tie was shot to obtain the money he had
about him, $500, as is supposed, by man
by the name of Carroll, and thrown into
the Cumberland River, where the body was
found on the Goth, by dragging with a net,
Carroll is citizen Of Missouri, but for the
last six months has been in Tennessee, and
wherever he is known, is rather celebrated
for his eXpertnesS with the rifle. lie has
not been seen since, and handsome re-
ward is to be offered for his apprehension.
A man by the name of Johnson, suppos-
ed aecomplice, has been taken up.-SRa
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-01-28

Mr. Francis F.. Riyes, the present Re.
preventative from the Southampton Dis
trIct, has given notice tina, be will not be
candidate for reelection. Dir. French,
oi Southampton, and DR.. Edward p. Scott,
the present Senator from Greensyiile-
both Feds-have been ANNOUNCED candi-
dates for the yacancy.--Richmond Wing
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The number necessary Tor choice Is
1880. The acceptance of the report
was objected to by the Wings, on the
ground that 100 votes for Fairfield and A.
for Kent, informally returned, were allow.
cd, and was laid on the table. If the re-
port is accepted, Kent will be chosen by
the Legislature; but, if il is not, aud the
las votes rejected, Kent will be declared
elected by the People"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-01-28
WESTERN MAIL ROBBERS.

Ia a former Register we gave publicity
10 tie fact, TIM, the Western mail had been
recently robbed at different times, aud thai
there was 10 doubt that the dcpredations
had brcn committed between Wheeling aud
Baltimore. Circumstances having Gxed
suspicion on the ncighboThoad of Union.
Town, warrants were obtained against Ger.
tain persons implicated in the robberies.-
4 stage driver, named WIN. German, who
drove between Washington and Uniontown,
Pa. was first arrested, Who, on examination,
implicated Dr. Brnddcc, PluneIl, his clerk,
and Wm. Straycr, all of Unontown, Who
we're arrested, and IN default Of bail, we're,
with German, all committed to the Jail Of
Fayet;e County. Il appears, that the mail
was robbed on seven different days, from
the 18th Of November TO the 10th of De.
cember, on The arrival of the coaches al
Uuionlown, where the carriages were
changed. All the mails, on these occa
s,ous, were duly discharged from the coach
except the Eastern mail this was detained,
and the coach driven into the yard, where
the drivers accompices received this mail
bag. and conveyed it 10 the office Of DR..
Braddee, where it was riled Of IFS contents,
and then put away IN secret place, where
all the bags have since been found. Ten
thousand dollars of the money taken, have
been discovered, secro.ed 10 hay NOV,
with sundry apparatus foi coming money,
travelling trunks cut to pieces, pistols, &c.
&c. 1t is supposed that upwards of one
hundred thousand dollars in cash and drafts,
have been distracted from the mails by
these depredators. The offenders are oil
in safe keeping for trial. The Doctor
seems to have beea The primo mover in this
mischief Raj Register.
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NOTICE.

M AS TRUSTEE of Henry S. Gormon, am
d authorized by him to make sale OF all the
specified in the trust, except the land,
on the 9th Of February next, being the Tuesday
OF the February Court The sale to continue from
day to day, until all the property is sold The
nrnnctty nhove nlenlinned consists Of
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Erosiag an Endorsement is Forgery
PIE Supreme Court of Ohio decided, re-
En'iy, that an endorsement on a note pur.
fn'ng tina, partial payment had been
Pade, aud which endorsement was written
the maker in the presence, with the con.
Prrence, ami by The direction of tho payce,
receipt, the alteration or erasute OF
|a'eh by tho payee will BIO forgery.
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gD- Here goes it, as the Fox said to the
Hounds.
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CAMDEN-LANIIARY %.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81

Ragging, Hemp 8 q Corn, G2 20
Bale Rope, ~ lJOats, so 81
Bacon, round, 10 l2l Iron, Swodos, Sc
Batter, country, Ii 81, do Grs,ish, So a q
Cotton, 9 II Lard, 10 "A Is
hackerel, SEQ Il Nolasses, Cuba 81 ID
Flour, country, Sc 81 do. NO. 45 80
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Cdpitai.--.A loco.foco icc-holdor,
baking Of Gen. Harrlson's reforming abu-
+, said to wing with an air of incredu-
~ "you wings, ! suppose, expect Gen.
Frrison will work miracles" No
Has the prompt reply~o the whlg) but we
poet he will cast ont devils"
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o. Mr.. Recorder Morris, has received
his "waIkiug papcro from the Governor
OF New York. Hon. f. A. Tumadge has
been appointed in lis stead. Ii Mr, Morris
bad not been so very anxious TO save his
office, he might not have lost il. NJ. NJ.
Noah, E,q. late Of the Evening Stor, has
been appointed by the same authority, As.
sncia,e Judge OF he Cous. Of! Sessions
Raj. Register.
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Hirois.-Tlis State appears to be in u
very bad financial condition. Under Loco
Foco rule, she has run in debt z or ) mil.
lions beyond her means Of payment. In
the Legislature, three bills to raise money
10 pay the interest aud save the credit of the
State, were introduced and lost in one day.
\ Foco Orator commended, that there was
no obligation to make the payment--that
the Stale might, like any other debtor sur
render her public works 10 her creditors,
and let them sell them for what they would
bring. Ga subsequent day, another bill
making conditional provision for the pay
mcnt Of interest, was passed.
Benton vii! have to include this State
IN his special Bankrupt Bill, and wind j,
up Richmond Wig.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-01-28

Amos keadaA.--A verdict Of Sl2,0
40 has boon rendered against Kendall, IN
favor Of Stokes and others, in the Circuit
Court at Washington, for damages for with
holding defendants pay as mail contractors
The case grew oul Of lie celebrated Man
damus case. Kendall has appealed.
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The New York Correspondent of the
National lnieIigencer, OF Jan. IA, says
+" The Committee on Elections of the Leg.
islature of Maine have reported that there
was no choice of Governor at the Septem-
Der election. The vote stands thus;
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THE FLAG COUNTY or THE UNION.
Laurens County in Georgia, gave Il
unanimous vote for Gen. Harrison. The
return was $50 fol Harrison, for Van Blu
rem none Raj Reg.
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Bigomy.---A man was convicted Of this
crime in New York a few days ago, who,
while awaiting his trial on bail for marry
ing Two wives, actually hurried third.
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The Hi3orcs of Revolutionary Soldiers.
III is mentioned in the report Of the See.
Rotary of War, that the ACT Of July, 1898,
granting pensions to widows, expires OH the
ltii Of March next. The number of this
class of pensioners is i've thousand iige
hundred and eighly-slx.
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rv1Nrnrs / RRorHEE.

Tree HM Rare Course, &e, &C. az .l"f't"n. !,
+ Subscriber having determined 10 remove 70 me a az,
ri ,,r, vih the al al pariic> c"i'rfn.n ssI
~ ~, e pr.q,iS-s IN "Wednesday. NnNemh-f I'm. y y
lint valuable property knoSn's 'hr r. ~ a.s
an. ,i.r. H. Al.n H. eu;i'r Hot SEiinLp ~ M
81, sn ~, r,re. 'ei assor,HtLt 4 vel! s.Pt articles
F, i u,tuaarrr (. snyh =
i. .a..,.,,,. Z, mr.. and Carl Table,
I, d gJr = @!rrsrS.
{s.,id-nins prin". nearly n"v.
,f-.t Father |. ~. uGs Mattresses, s..
II ,tf. ,nG Hc,aAfl,t i'at :.
'i.:,,>,,na -, ho,r.i> and Nafdnhes
+ ,,-,uS raairS amt I.noiin. tlasse>
/. ii French Inns, cat and Pitin Giis>wlFr'
,c,,raI as.nr,mrnt 81 k;ccu and Cooking Utensils
h7r!, c,-n severn! good Mich Cows, very 'ie Sc"S'
~ "S7'' SUPERIOR OLD WINES
.,,or .il, ,l.n III. HI. Stock Wines, consisting o;
-.,.,. ~ Ola MADEIRA. Sherry. &c . 49,.
y,nrn.s II aud - months The larn't're STOCK Sc''
AHs S''d'' ''' - ~ " j. ~ SLIpEN.
.s-,a- l. ( T.. .7aes
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%-0TIcE-Thc frankia Manufacturing Company na,t r.
ponted A. :. Maddox their Agent, who VII he n,n ,
ri. store Two doors below the Eank Of Nirs'ra WIN I'm
n,oy OF all the varieties Of Writin. Paper made ~ 'f
z. Fonsrap atcap packet post and letter Paprr III M
M ali by he aud retail 1t sarh ,ces Il ann. i'
,,., the public City and country merchants ana oZc, NJ,
he STATE generally respectfully invited 70 examine Ms
te 80 i /. moi IA te interest domestic ranu
flctufes 
8
o. ], it-
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,.s.se mt la'aalie R.ai Esis,e and Ha'sr P0'

r. and IrfttqLie RAJ Estate and Hatsr F00e''
in Inner f;rginia, fer SHE.
~. pla,.,,n ~ lie cniriy oi Southampton. known as f"p
Swanp ~ Aliens Quarter. bsonc,n. 10 the Es.oS ~
t.ntglr. H. = Ery don aud the >nh'eiior'' y ~" 49,,
-. situated Nniicway TiScr. ahit uirrr III ,e> &C.,.
sr X tpi Per s,nnnh Railroad and twelve hIc- ne" y
aad contains h nli surveys 6i1 acres ea,s'dihs
., n l.. aln. the river. wilch ! ha'aab'e % ''.
,n,attnn =! vessels drawing ~ feti "A.er- !N'''
~ M land - cleared, the most 81 winch h"'s w g,s"
ala t.r, productive in cat, cotton &e. ih ~
ogh. .ant i in ia original growth ana embraces amour
ac-. ~ more valuable oak and pm mn.t hhn 'aI y
believed ntyI.lic water ~ NFE'I NUT
exceedingly yaina'" i'f shp ou'i.-
~, ~hi he,;dr and timbar ceiter ia'S i''u ~
Z. sIr~ls M, wiki; timber can ne -c' a go
! ..all ,,..u-c. 10 Norfuik, tnronsh 'ise '' 'l
I'D In any n:.,er ppf through the PainUch saiau.
'ti. Est1tc trst Ni!l, situated on ~"
st.t power 40, ,quall.d that section ~ ~
. t-in, constant thou .lolt the year ana WI
Is Nt AMI Cl,ira Factor. Addition. |" tl' yrs - -,
s.r! Land es along river immediately a.o's az.
= Is. Nli, tch within ua- hundred yaius VI "' "'
'Gt. ,ouli ag,t-,i 10 the mil sheets. ., -,
y Fl ylncn, CONSIST nj franz dive ling house. WIN slN
horst. aud Al other necessary nnt h'''sr7 W !, go,
'-1 n.,h ~ tp2le orchard mhch"il generally !'e" '''
- ls-,el> II Br;nd, per annG" ;,,,. ,oe
r a.r laud IL MI previously disposed II n,isai.!, W
p i IO~r vii he siytn,) VIII h" solid ~ p'sic ny =,
u s.n-... In lots 10 suit purchasers, on Ia'sa'e' s :,
/. hsest.r "e1 and in til mean time wii ns sho. ~
1-'nn wishing 10 IL by Dr. WIN. A. Spark, VINO now &c
" = ne premises, Col T. Rochelle, VINO ives III tue ~
s1bohapi. =.
u gra. II the al. vii, ar one third c7shthe balance ~
- mi ;hrr- year equal paymcts for whish bonds az
.'f ,ecnrty w. h. required and TIE title retained u
"ate of the purchase money u rai IN e"hloh,.
:rrtee Il directing the sale Of that portion belonging
Il. g. orsan. deceased For any fuIiaer particulars
y " ;e subscriber near Cabin Point. suIry county va
CARTER II. EDl.OE.
G-a ' - 4s-aw,is
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lduqJie Land for SAFE.

,9 rr.c ii I,ud whch sa:a Goddn resided y ~. ut
\ Is death situated 10 ysr! h-aih, ana asree.hs e.'
II IN county OF iicn.icn, To- miles o-inW htnn,""u
"a IN III, main road tadiu. from the ciiS ~ h'h
~. .4x i.ri.c~ viii he offered ~ ,aic u tiir AUG
IL, all.s. ou Wednesday, tie .i: 81 NoY"ino"r hrs'
-. :, s.t-r..s. - coaaia trrr 3p' u ~ atr-s,
\. IT 4 li,sa = f7rs-t Tina, pariion q t' i'nu hM
ri. Gar product of saeh cr'S a are IS'il'E
i ,s .c,iI n, country. i portion y the g. ifra =
.,,e! iand J. well ad,.ted :" tie Growth o' eta-,f
sirua..d that Il With sfea; iaci'i'. he wa'ffd
49,. failing Springs The tract comprises s-sA ~ ,o
a,,,y /. y-rv >u,c-p,iae II Improvement lie htiiasa-
-,,,en, twosarv dyen. house, having tx ioo's' 49,
-, IN, hoiscs All wooden. The tract may - a'i"eI
ri,,. $40 convenient tracts, WIN an anfe snps -
,, ya..r i, m and il desired vii ae thus hv'a a.
go, n,-,,.ula,s apply 70 Mr. jo!a o. GHdi'n VINO re-
,l, i. MES. ar Mr. James A. God!in ~ R''hmohd.-
,i winch ar. acs c.n,nniains. y II u iu2ie sn""n
7.,'. y ~, "' ~ FHE DISTRIBUTES.
-a,. IL. Sale " rrcvent- by r'asoa q "a .fsf
~ IN II Ioy 4 III tA~e phase tn NJ: lar "a:
III ~ .e.2eia as-il-
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pnl,ie s,le Of rnluasie s.eres, stgek CRAPS, Sc.

Public Sale Of raiuatie Siares Storf trops, &c.
nNTuEspAY 9Th October viii he sold, a. rec auction nj
Iowar's Neck County Of GouchahG all Tho s"' K
~ head ot horses and ucs ~ head OF ,ut
Of them prime order fer beef l50 bead ii sheer" and
,n "A nj ho.s all plantation urns c.ri-,
nm buggy and many articles "i hrrhod iu
nurr Also large quantity ef clover, my! l'dr straw
Novenb-r pace Wiz hc soil, Al p"a' auction up
ward. of thirty Negroes many them valuable ana The en-
lire crrp Of of the present
Terrs made known . the day u sale. -
"''' JNo. \. CUNNINGHAM
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DrIxcr wltl.IAu roryry corgr :

pEINNF WILLIAM COUNTY COrNT. Or1.arn. iih, i-ll
IN l'- n"iun ri nan William t,,
Bay Burton, ,Nho Ia- hLrn committed l tli~
q, nnG%ay,. I" IL ii>chlfgsd eeinaa The Cont
HEARING The testimony = ot rninn wll
mature - Gfnarss the s1i e-r", freeman,
.rli the
-n' IS Mr. Gr.in - person rrs,iIu. mar
NJ, aud ti.t kr ~
hu Ih"t-tr lie
'p ihti 'ie of tsu aid negro
.. a,acar het, Monday IN November /. 10 how
,s. Il, -ioui not hc discharged
unf ma. tn inserted Richmond enquirer to-
,-,!,cs III, tie J,,'e,'. advertisement.
y .og ir>.r,
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1.-THE sales he completed ~ the mel da!' w! wa -
dan la. a't cc:niir.d nr,pcr 5..,,
William D. Chenden secrras! =" the James h''e' ~.
Kanaw Ia Copan, hereby esiy, that James .e, e., Wen,
nam. i Subscribed H. :ae ftcson. advertisements y ny
NJ liz said Company dolls autur2r ty the President ana p
tc 10 make Stock O. delinquent AVN
'ime ~ ~, ,, s.h ~ s - ~ i. CHIITESpEN
sion Oh the Shai'e'' " It'd
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II, k.,ilfi acres rli.;5ie SpscGiar'or aaa hrdSSg
l,...h T.Llcro LGna Tor Sais.

=, ..,llff acres rl'lH5!e Sp''e aiAF'oE Hla HT7sy
Cr-ci T,Lareo Land jor Sais
-rlD,y inc 5ih Nnvenher nest -iirt ehrf for sae IN
Is. rrstIi,es TIA, w- arrwn IT q 4, laai wh-If"n ~"
y. n,y li.s On The Spewlnarfn~ AMI Glass; rex WY. :
,,,,,., All ,he- necessary houses Tue iiants"n
,n,- COMPACT SHIFTS. with portion oi he ah' NJ
nd n,.,ns about hundred acres IN eaeh iis ia,.
v = , Il. IN. j., thu Gnl most desirable urn. ~
,.,,.d ncar the between ClafkeSti'i- oN.fh
n-r.o no." L miles Of each piars: w''n ne a ' 1'
800, IN, including pune growth wic' = " hnr s'''
~. - $50, or com Tn land wi hc sold without :.
IN me A.. above unless privately sold tetoe ,hat a -
-,.r wl..,s 10 the land Mr. stione WIZ sho" '
AN an: tine. ,.. -, ,,,,,. ,,.o,hs-ana one
( twa years. as-td.
,fst. q
- III. Whi- !. requested 10 ccpy
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sENARLE LAND FOR SALE.-Thc two thousand acres
~ Bensm Land heretofore advertised is SIN '"f sale.
- &C. ls made known By J. ". Saunders, E,q Char-
,sTle nv JAMES ROSS.
''-';:Sa.ssrs. Nsy u, Isa- fs
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Al The same time aud place and pccse upon the sans
term. viii b. sold tc willow Marciis; her:
ia ~, - ) u.ft; - ~. GEORGE j. ROBERTS.
90. =, sd
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JAMES NJ. WlikhiN, Trustees.
JOHN 4. MEREDITH.

Sclt -
X; The above sac, which hi been postponed 10 ir 2'i'
October Tie 22n Nnysntr Consequence 81 liz
expected Mr. lonn l!rih The sale "l Al Ill event
III ii in-il:
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DC3Itc SAl.tHi sold tir;.c auction. N"s'
w 1871, 4 far, ii NOT ,i'c ncAt far day ~" saialt
Champion li, Buern God Goes. 80 thu county al
Duwliiir. Southwest II rrtrsbGf and n West ."
In, ,o,stnun-. rois. upwards uf twn 'hGtni II
Land, Mu Nl, etc Farther descri9to" nnnrsf.>sr'
In ft.iy h. gwen ~ recent a!srttei"' An>'
he land o. ,>ia.eG TIE DAY al sd" uGr thousand
-.. - H. improvements, Tie tslhcr divided y
purchasers
II tue same me VIII l.. sold several hk >~coc-, sock u
o,.4. cattle Sn-ep anl Hogs crop Turn tw',r, rfc Gar
mage Wagon and Plantation Utensils, Household ant Kitchen
Furniture. .
1srmFnr Lands third cash. ~. balance IN iva
eoal p,,-ls al AMI credit Nrc>nt ch stock.
Fnrn,Iic &c. So cash, so ami up~a. 'Mtr mrnii>
r,.It T. AnoL?llS MClE
JOHN \. MIR.
william \. MIR,
F.eeI'ors II Gu,;Grus =. isof tccee,rf.
aI-ti
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IuLunhle Nlnrns nnd other PfoptrfHy

ID virtue Trust executed ~ oun iict - US, for
ID cert lin pup mentioned, AMI 81! record IN III"
clerks Office o: the County Cuut 81 Gnoc1ii sht ~
MONDAY. 2and Nuxrhcr tn plantation called
p,rr IN the COUNTY at Go,ciand belonging .ad Jntn
III SALE highest bidder Tor Nh, between it
and sixty valuable SLAVES; and the itnt and place, an
on the iem, nrses, Mules, Farming Utensils, and
stock 81 description The sai plantation.
All So Tor The stock, rtanu Utensils, &c, VIII
lie on credit approved cndotsed paper
JAMES NJ. WlrkiiiM. Y,n.,,,.
4
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EEMiI.E IE,cIIER NNIEM-Ns .-n..

-E7ASTEp a, IL, uics Apprentice y tas ii',",
w business. B,y II IS years q age i-''"''''s
z,.l EnSish 11cSs;I1a.
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t. f,t. w,' rratiet teach En.l. fn.,l tA y
,;c ant >tGit'n ~ Ia .h,cf'f
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From the Ian nc asler Union
II WstiCe.

Our readers will recollect, that on
the day of tie Presidential Election,
George Ford, Jr., was knocked down
by a gang of Locofoco rowdies, who
kspt possession of the polls the whole
day. This was so notorious, that not
man, woman or child, in Lancaster,
was ignorant of the fact.
On Thursday last, the trial OF the
rioters commenced in the Mayors
Court and ON Saturday evening at 10
O'clock, the jury, composed of eleven
Locofocos and one Democrat retired
to deliberate upon their verdict, which
they rendered yesterday morning at
9 o'clock, ending this outrageous
mockery of Justice, by declaring in
the teeth of the most positive evidence,
that the persons indicted for this Of
fence were "aot guilty."
We confess that we know not IN
what terms to speak of this matter.
That Mr.. Ford was assaulted and bru-
tally beaten, is undeniable, yet the Ju-
nv on their oaths virtually declare that
no assault was committed. We shall
not say, as the Locofoco papers did,
not long since, that the jury suffered
their political sentiments to biass their
, judgements, nor shall we accuse them
of wilfully disregarding the obligation
of their oaths. These grave and
weighty matters we leave them to set
tie with their own consclences In the
best manner they can; but we do say,
that this verdict will have the effect
of rendering the dearest rights of the
citizen insecure, leaving the peacea-
bic man entirely at the mercy of the
most worthless portion OF the commu-
nifty. 1t in effect offers premium for
the commission of acts of violence,
and says in plain terms, that the Laws
are nullity, and those are fools who
obey their directions.
There is but one mode of cure for
these grievances. The Mayors Court
is nuisance, and must be abolished
In the Court of Quarter Sessions, as
now constituted, every man will at
least have the benefit of having his
cause tried before an able, fearless and
impartial Judge.