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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-21
UNITED IHIsJI,IIsy.

rTNHEIR Lives snd Times, yols-by Il n Madden, ~
Il Diary ami letters NJ Madame DArbsy--by the author
Df Egein1, CcccIa, etc.
nos Band n ofOuf Mcss-ius received ami for ssle
AUG SMITH DnfNKFW a MORRIS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-21
REDUCED FARE.
NOTICE.

FREIGHT REDUCED.
Ia meong OF the President and Directors the Rich.
n mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Compa.
ny, on the l6th day OF March, isi2-
Resored, That the following reductions In the Of
fIerht between Rehrioni and certain points the Loui
"a Railroad be- and they hereby, made effect
from the lFh day Of April next-viz:
On Grdih- ono cent PER hundred ioun u from Frcdc
Iicks Hall aud third Turnout, and cents from
Louisa q. H.. Treyi,nis and Cordorsvis.
On F.oar-Two cents per barrel iIom GoTdousvillc
On SlH-1~o cents per sack TO third Turnout, four
ccnts 20 Louisa Courthouse six cents TO Trevl,ans,
ten cents 10 Gouionsyle.
on Reef Pork and Fish-Per barrel, q centso Fcede.
rcks Hall cents 10 third Turn out, cents Louisa
Courthouse, "a ccns.O TIeyilana and ~ cents Cor
louisville. e. w. MACMrRDO,
mh ~ Treasurer.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-21

e Tho Tobacco Factory NJ present occupied by
fiyN Mcssrs Siowa Hiidgca, on street, IN tcar o
kikiH the Bell Tavern, aud next below Isrips Lvcry
-Siahc. Possession given on ihr lr dsy NJ llnn
ny nest. Applyio MILES GEORGE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-21
RICHMOND. FREDERICKsBURG AND POTOHAt
RAIL ROAD
,nnoHTuERN AND s0uTHEHN LINE,

1HE public respectfully Informed, that with the view
oi cuahinr Travellers IN take advantage Of tho new
nsu arrangement north Of Washington, as e. reach
Patolph1 on the nrht Of tho day which they leave
Richmond, the will on and after this date leave The
Depot NJ Richmond ~ "a A. ~.
Travellers leaving TITS hour reach Washnrfon hy "a
" Baltimore NJ CT ~ Phadslphia In inc coursc OF tho
night sod Now York early the noHt day, making tho trip
Richmond andN York Nv " hours wv
drriring ~ Bqhim0rc ~ i9Hrs IN adpanee Of 4sse y.
reps nv ne Rfrer ont Bay B5ais dSf ~ W yorE
rom Gee 10 cir h0gs before these iqsf reoei Ban,rs
THOMAS SHARP
iuM tupcrinteudant Trsnsporfafi0n,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-21

"a The oommodous Brick Tenement lately oc
T44f cupicd bV Mrs Hillary Hakcr, opposite Trinity
bisfh Church. Possession may hc obtained The
&H.sis LAY II October nctf. For terms. On my al.
seneoJ apply to Mr. Charles WORKMAN, Exchange nuluE.
II RICHARD RIlNS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-21
MRS. MEAD's SCHOOL.
SMocKoE HUI, RIcu,tosp.

Sh~SAoL
MIS-. MEAD'S SCHOOL will be reopened for tic re
ssp.9n o, boarding aud DAY pupils on Monday, the
character for Us hish dutes heIc. and sill higher dtIny
si!er; Inc highest Intellectual excellence will b.
a' at founded on The motives and ick.ned By the
''I ~ isn .s 20 OF ne Christian religion
n e3niueted y Mrs Mead herself aided b, coupe.
shueton la the Freneh Language by naive Of Fame
s IA ihe Spanish and German Languages. by master OF
~. Classical aud Mathematical Departn en-, wi be eile
~ lr - arms OF Massachusetts, graduate Of Harvard
In teaching Ia the No thern siacz
R9ierenee Is made . the r. Rev'd Bishop Meade, to
10. pupils connected with the school.
r. For g ,er .a,. &c Apply to MRS. MEAD.
FARM WANTED.
TUE sdverser wishes to rureharcs uset Of Land with
o. without improy stnenis upon t. containing from 90
70 -! acres m1st be ianh Of good quality within
OF miles Of the Cay For such tract, price IA
money mon e viii be paid Esquire at this efaee.
HUBBARD, GARDNER s. Co,
A RE receiving direct frofn the Manufacturer thelr
. ran s,,piy OF nhoes, Hats, Leather, aud
oher Tor ale o~, for CASH punetua customers IsO
boxes shoes consisting Of
Mems Gne cal hoes ard Booiees part Miles,
Do lined ant hound, seW'd Er peg s and Eootec
10 eoaTse se~'d1ad ncg'i Shoes ard Bootees
Do calf nailed AMI India Rubber Oyershoes
10 morocco calf and sea dancing Pumps eud Slipper.
Ladies hnc hi shoes OF various patterns and quales
DO lne iatia Rubber Oyershoes
Womeu's leather weliei shoes and common Elirpers
Misses FAC sif Slppcrs
Do Feflwakiue Shoes
d. leather walking shoes
BOYS bue cal'snd KIP shoes and Booiees
do Common lined AMI bound 20
Do coarse pe=ced and sewed DO
and Booees
Do leather sew aud pes'd BoOiees, thick soies
I5O boxes Boots, consisting of
Mems fine calf Boots art Mics' make
Do hne eaf do, wafer Ircof
D. Lne kip u. sew'd end pcg'd
Do th.ck sew'd and peg'd 10
HATS, CAPS, sc.
~ cases Mems iae Beaver Hats
W 90 90 kns.,A- Pa snd elk Hats
- do do low priced NaDt 10
o 10 YOUTHS Fur anisilk do
- 10 Meu's and Boys' Paek snd Drab Wool 20
~ dozen DO do Tue Fur Caps
10 % DO 10 Hair seal 90
p do do % ecaIettc do
800 sides eLock Tanned sole Leather good and good
dau aged
l5l do OAK DO do,very coed
~ do Wax Upper Leather
u dozen Wax CAT ekins, Keen, French and other
qualities
Wei Leather Klpskns, Boot Morocco 20 and seal,kins
While ant PINK lining and binding skins
Cotton and India 1winc
Root Cord. Web, BE- s,les, BlAc king and Vanish
$50 lbs shoe Thread. own lmr oTt4iion all kinds
~ dozen Brides, Birdie Filings and Mariilgiles
y, reafns plain and iu.ed Letter Paper
80 do 90 do Cap Do
eo do common and double size Wrapping 10
loo nesfs Hair and Seal Trunks
2OleatheT Travelling do
% cases WhiiemoTe's Cotton ard Wool Csrds
ALSO,
Goo pair Russo AMI Black Brogues OF our own manu-.
tacture, warranted prime.
HUBBARD, GARDNER & CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-21

H1- The once Of John Msbcn q Co. and Of The Nan
sncsicr Cotton end Wool manufacturing Company, tas
been removed 90 Slmpeuns Warehouse nc " oce uplf 10
Mcssrs. Ragwel, Smith a Jones
A orders Tor Cotton Yarn, OF Donesfjes len a. above
vii beprompy executed, and low rates for as or
on time, a. BY any 0thsr establishment
VIM HAMILTON, AGENT
seq In MancbesterC &WNCo.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-21
NO. 70.
AUCTION SALE :
THIS DAY.

THIS DAY.
BY DUNLOP, MONCURE & co.
DESIRABLE GROCERY STAND
At Auction.
On "wednesday, the 2ist inst, o'clock will n. .Ll ~,
We premises, that desirable real street, a.,
srner Of s'h street, the occupancy OF wm r,,a
sq fronting n about % feet ami er,e nhnx ~
on stree, IN depth sbont ~ feet
etms-one third cash. and the remainder In two eo,.I
= A. aud u months credit with deed OF tust
ny request Of the Proprietor
ssz DUNLOP, AoNcURE CO.
Auetisneers-
FURNITURE. WINES. &c.
Al Auction.
Iniendiug to retire from the PovSs.a,an Itsn.. ut -,
on "Wednesday the 2ist ns commencing a. o'.o.L 81
comprising ' " fnhture'
Beds Bejsic,ds. Nati asses. etc
roies. Chairs Tables, washstandS etc
Dining and Tea Sets Plate, Casters
hftses and FORKS, Kitchen Furniture etc
Also, some fine old Madeira and sherry Wines IN h,,
ues, imported expressly for the use OF the house " ~
Also, tasks nne Madeira Wine, Imported direct and ~
the most ai.nrgved brands; sez1rs. etc. ~
Terms-Uodor $50 cash; $50. month";. er.d, t..
approved endorsed negotiable notes. ~ W.
s.,..,, PHILIP DUvAL.
80 DUNLOP. MoNCURE & CO.,
Arcnonser..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-21
sY r II DICKINSON.
BY INLoEs q BROTHER.

Morning at 10 O'Clock In front Of my ofe. will b
sold good harness and rdinx Poney. wa ''
se2i ID nm -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-21
JAYNEs FAMILY MEDICINES.


valuable remedy for Cough, Cods Ccnrumpuon. Ash.
mf Sping Of looi Group, iicopng Cough Bronchitis,
Acute Rheumaiism Pains in mo Hrclsi Sie, Pcursy
and inhimmaion ~ tho Lungs or Throat, ~ hcnly Of
hfeaihna and all diseases Of the Pulmonary Organs.
Price 81.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-21
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

CURBED HAIR MATTRAssEs-w hay,
" lor sale very low prices small lot OF double Cur
81 liair Mattresses, Of good qusny. ..
au22 INIuES a nROTitER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-21

INI'N' ~
TUE subscriber IL now receiving his stock Of Pail aud
Winter nry Gods consisting % every variety, which
having been purchased tho very best terms wbo sold
very eheap for cash. Particulars " future advcrsomrnts
WS ia CUNNINGHAM,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-21
IYNCUBtIRC MAIL LINE.

Escszca Es2sSsa kas<-s1 fqG9a, n0
!1xzz ssIsf LII "a
DASSENGERS for Lynchburr leaving in the Cars on
L s1niaya, Tuesdays ant Thufsiiys attf 4 ". reach
Charlottesville the stuc day, and Lynchbufs the ncu
fnofnnf 10 n. ~ UrcHEaf, In ~ from Rich
mont On this route Passengers have positive assn.
rance Of no detention under any circumstances.
THOMAS SHARP,
ieO Agent of Transportation.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-21

BY WILLIAMS * HAXALL.
SALE or FURNITURE,
On Ffisy next The 2ii inst commencing a. oel En-
We VII eel 90 The residence OF Ml David BfdEes confr
OH and th streets 40 his household and krbsn ar, A.
turs' ecn.stinf % tho usual variety, via
Per Tables
Mahogany Chairs
Marlrobea
Mantle Lamps, SPLENDID
Centre Table. cc ere
Hf- BY order Of The Trustees.
50 i9-'ds WILLIAMS HAxALI- Aus,s.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-21

Mrs. JARVIS AND MISS LIpsCOMBTs
VI School will re open the tit Mondsy October
In the house present occupied by Mr. PoiauI nearly
opposHe Mr. Persi,o's Seminary Besides the usual
branches Of an English education, French Ani Music Will
be taught. &c 81 cost
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-21
1OR RRENEN
FOR BOSTON.
FOR NEW ORLEANS
For IIAYRE.

(To load at City Point, wirh dispa,ch,l
FfN The coppered shlp GEORGE STEVENS
ND John Gushing, master. For freight apply
'-N-- au25-isu CHARLES PALMER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-21

- Tho store NJ present occupied by the subscHb.
I'M cr Main GtTcct-Oue OF the best stands IN the
iIfid city Tor the dry Goods any other business.
S-h-n- For terms, apply 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-21
FOR RENT,

I'M $i:; :;.s q:
quro Of CHARLES sTEBBlNS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-21
STORE FOR REN r.


7
The eligible Store nc1tto n Tsylors Music
(fgFA atoro For terms, apply 10
NIX Pu TAYLOR"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-21

The Steamer POcahonias, Capt.
a GA Parrish, IL ready 20 receive
ES.E=----ZA-, - Freight Tor the above mentioned
place snI will leave tho whlrf at
s>s>l~-15s Rockci at IL O'Clock Wednesday
Morning, 2li instant, before which hour passengers
Baltimore aud Old Point. will he on board.
- 2i-t2' IUDLAM. PRESTON & co, Agts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-21
n q II ICE
NOTICE.


IRON and AFTER the 25ih Of April rri-weeky line Of
Boats 10 Lynchburg, will leave Richmond aud Lynch
burg Monday, "Wednesday and Friday, at o'clock A.
NJ by this arrangemen are enabled 10 form connec
ton with the Western stages out of LYnchhurg Oar
Scotisye Boats will run usual on Monday, Wednesday
and Friday evening al O'Clock, r. VI. 10 the
nience and expedition 10y this route all others going
WesfIom Richmond or the vciGy, shall not say any
thing but refer passengers aud others TO these who have
travelled u Boats
ap23-f BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-21

HrSS The elegant copFcred ship FRANCIS ANN,
SSb Capt Jackson 10 losd at City Point without delay;
ior ireish, OF .Ol bacs Cotton, or passssc, having
uperoT accommodations apply to
an 10 CUAS PALMER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-21
FARM WANTED

VIZ advertiser wishes 10 rureha a TACT Of Land with
OF without lmproy smenis upon IT, containing 100
70 O acres u must be lanh Of good quality, aud within
3or miles OF the CITY For such tract price ~
MONEY VIII be paid. Esquire at this tfiee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-21
RICHMOND VIRGINIA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER u. 1919
ENGLISH BooKs-PARIs EDITIONS

ENGLISH BOOKS-PARIS EDITIONS.
an ILLUSTRATIONS of shakspeafe's works a lap.
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bfaiss, Museums, Thcsires, &C.
Lakes Beauties Of byron Diamond Edition
Illustrations Of byron with Select Pafsases In Engiah
and Frcnch wh-h form tie subj Of the enxrayiss syo
De splme on the Constitution Of England
hyinf'f sketch Book $50
DO astoria, Svo
DoH Beauties Of Sbskupcsrc, svo
Tie Monk, by NJ g LOWS, $50
NdIsioL's Life Of Cicero, evo
hilam,a Constitutional history Of England, } vols
Poctical WORKS OF Thomas Moore. vols
reflections rom ihc E1abuTG Veview-cofnprising the
ossi articles IN that Journal from s
present time-6 vols. For sale.
sI5I wv RANDOLPH & CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-21

~ the United states Court Tor the Ess'crn District Of Viz.
gnia. September 18Th, lSi2
JOSEPH ". WOkSHAM, Of the county NJ Powhaian,
~ having hcd petition, PRAYING hat he NAV be decar.
81 bankrupt u b. ordered that all persons claiming 10 be
creditors othc SAID joseph II Worssm, hos cause to c
court om the lSh cay oi November rtsf. why INC said
Joseph " Wnsshatn be not declared bankrupt nursurut
to tho at ftorgrcss naf behalf sui af ropy vi ms
ordcr De publis et IN the ncwstspers according the
21i and 1ith rules OF Court.
Cory. Tcae.
VI HENRY grp=OE fr..L
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-21

SUGAR, COFFEE, &C
- - CIoix, Pouo Rico, New Orleans sugar
Double Loaf, single lolc lump and N Orleans and
Cuba Clarified sugar
Java, lasuyIa, Maracaibo and II Domingo Coffee
Porto Rico, New Orleans snt sugar House Molasses
F,mil Roc and Clp TcTrinss, IN whole and half bbs
Beet liverpool Factory Fedsl
Family Bacon, etc.-ior sale.
ju30 RIM BURTON
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-03-25
FRUITS OF SUDDEN RESUMP
TION.

The discount on Franklin Bank paper
- Oh ner cent at Cincinnati The paper
ellis here for about 20 per cent discount.
The circulation OF the Bank is about 300,
900 dollars. Considering the average
d;scoun, TO he 25 per cent-what Mr..
Nash predicted i, would be-lhe oil not.
dors have suffered a loss of SEVENTY
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS in the
paper of this bank alone
This depreciation is not the result OF
anv want of confidence in the ultimate
ability of the Bank to redeem its paper;
M ono doubts that. The sufferers there
fore, have only Loco Foco Legislature
70 blame for the loss aohich they hare bee"
! he Rank Of Hamilton, Urbana, Ian
caster. Marietta. Granville, ChIlIIchIhe
and the two at Cleveland, which have
been driven into premature liquidation
or assignment, had an aggregate cIrcnla
ton of about S ,s35,OOO, The average
deprecialion on their paper has not beer
less ,oan SO per cent. and the loss to tht
bll holders is consequently over NINE
Kindred THOUSAND DOLLARS
All or The most Of immense sacrifice
m;gh, have been averted, by scheme 0
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-03-25

MIcHrGAN.-The Legislature Of this
State has passed an exemption bill in
favor ol debts, ,and toIerabIy sweeping
one it is. It exempts household furnl.
ture to the amount Of $3.50, two cows,
five pigs, ten sheep, yoke of oxen with
chairs, &C., or span Of horses, &c., Il
horse and dray for dray man, all ncces
sary farming utensils, library worth
$3.50, rooms. SIX months provisions
DC, &c. In short, leaving the debtor
quite comfortably situated aud sweeping
from the creditor, in many cases, pretty
much all on which he could rely Tor INT
collection Of his demand.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-03-25
I > 4 2 t!

THE subscriber would respectfully
request those of his customers whose &C
counts for the last year are yet unsettled
10 call and make settlement Immediately
He intends 10 make 1t a rule to settle up
his accounts as often as once year at
least, and hopes it will meet with the aP-
probation of his customers.
All who do not approve OF the above
rule are al liberty to change their place
Of dealing; and on failure 10 make SETTLE
menls as above requested, may expect to
find their accounts in the hands OF prop
er officers for collection
He has number of NOTES and DUE
BILLS on hand, which if not lifted very
soon will be put into collection.
ISAAC ATKINSON.
Carrollton. Jan, IA, 1912.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-03-25

Affecting case: On the 10Th u't. VIM
McClung, VINO lived in the wilderness in
Nicholas county, Va went TO SomorVIe
to transact some business, and owing to Il
storm was prevented from returning home
that uight. The house took fire IN the
nighl, and his wife and children barely
escaped the fumes aud perisbed IN the
cold On returning the next day, ant
fading the situation of his family, ht
reason left him, and he haJ since had tt
be confined.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-03-25

gradual resumption. When the poor la.
borcr puts his hands into his pockets and
find therein five dollar nore of any Of
these Banks, worth bur two dollars or
two dollars and fifty cents, he has the cons
ISOLATION ofrenccung, if he ever voted a
loco ioco ticket, or neglected to vote the
Wing ticket, that he is only reaplng the
consequences Of his own misconduct. i
that can afford him any satisfaction, hC
will probably do the like at The next op
pOrlunity.-Staie Jour.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-03-25
OBITU AIRY.

DIED ON the second inst. Sicily NJ.
Culiy, Of Centre township, Carroll Co,
Ohio, in the 36th year Of her age. She
was dulirul wife, all affectionate mo-
ther aud has left husband and nine
children to mourn her untjmely end.
COMMUNICATED.
On Tuesday last (2!d inst,) ANN
SURRELA, daughter Of George and Mary
Beatty of this place, in the 4ih year OF
her age.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-03-25
NOTICE..

All persons are hereby forwarned not
to give credit to my wife Margaret Mn
ick, or 10 permit her 10 contract any
debts whatever, on ms account-she
having left my bad and board without
anv lust cause or provocalion, am de.
termincd not to pay any debt, orio dis
charge any other liability which she
may incur, during her wIIul absence.
WILLIAM MlNlCK.
March l4th, lS42.
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PROSPECTUS
OF
THE AMERICAN EDITION
OF THE
Rub!in University Maga-
zine.
PROSPECTUS

The increased attention paid to the
cultivation Of British Periodical Lllera-
ture, may be regarded among the PromI.
nent characteristics Of the present age
An entirely new class of writers, lncIud.
ing some of the foest inellects that
country has produced, have IN some IN
stances, done honor TO its pages, and
thus corresponding elevation has been
given to the sla nJard oil the popular taste.
Among the distinguished Periodicals
of the day, none may be said 10 take
higher range in the fields of elegant lite
nature. Than the dublin University Mag.
aaine." Characterized, as It's pages have
ever been. by a delightful racness oI
rich Irisn humour, and deep and power.
lul pahos, aud claiming as its contrlbu'
tors. some of the most distinguished wrl.
ters OF Great Britain, this talented work
has ever maintained a proud position
amongst its contemporaries; while from
the dawn of its commencement II hts
been constantly increasing in the popu'
lar estimation down to the present time,
! In confirmation OF our assertion, II is on.
" necessary 10 refer TO those thrilling
incidents Of food and field, under The
titles of "ChdrleS O'NdlIey," and Hurry
Lorrequer," both OF which originally
graced the pages of This perIodlcal-'he
most popular, with the exception of Boz's
works, perhaps, of all that have ever Is
sueu from the periodical press. Spark
ling with humour, and teeming, as these
admirable sketches do, with incidents o
: such intense and glowing interest, il
their perusal we positively become
; ourselves participaiors in the scenes mar
rated. 1t would be needless, however
for us to speak Of the merits of an artho
with whom the public universally are 81
favourabIy acquainted were it not lo
The announcement of a new work from
the pen of the same delightful writer, DT
q LAYER, wtich is to dppcar IN this Mdga
zine, and which will be commenced I'm
nedateIv after the completion Of serle
of "CharleS OMalley," now in course c
:, publication.
Another. and a scarcely less favonrit
writer, the legend loving LOVER, who's
admirable productions have so deserved
y earned for him an undying reputa
ton, may also be named as among tn
S contributors to this popular periodical
! whom we may further add The name
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ATTACHMENT.

NoTrCE is hereby given 10 all persons
that at ms instance writ ol
attachment Wis, on Dhe 24h day Of Jan.
uary, ls42, issued by Benjamin Bolce,
a Justice Of the Peace in ard for Fox
'owushrp, Carroll county, OHIO. against
the Goods, ChareIs, Rights, Credits,
Moneys and Effects Of William Wallace,
an absent debtor.
J.F. LINDSEY.
February 25, 1912.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-03-25

WELL CAUGHT IN HIS OWN TRAP.-A
story Is told of man who had an excel
lent wife, but, as it would seem, for that
very reason he disIiked her, and resolved
on attempting 10 destroy her life. For
this purpose he procured some violent
poison, and after she had poured out the
tea one night, he contrived to put some
of the poison into her cup while she was
attending to something else. While he
was waiting with emotions OF guilt and
fear, to see her swallow the fatal drug,
aud sink death smitten on the floor, he
heard some one knock at the door. Un.
der the excitement which guilt always
produces, he Instantly stepped to the
door, to see who it was. While he was an'
swer,ng some slight u unimportant inquI'
ries from "a stranger at the door, fly de-
scended into his cup of tea; on which
the adectonate wife, Immediately chan
ged the cups, taking that to herself which
contained the intrudiOg fly. The CON
tents of the poisoned cup vas soon swaI Z.
lowed by the guilty husband, who 90
heing thereupon taken with great dis
tress, aoxiousIy inquired of h's wife il
she had changed the cups. She admitted
that che had, and explained the cause o.
it; on which he confessed what he had
done, admitting the justice of his punish
mcnl aud soon died in the greatest ago
n.y. Am Mech.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-03-25

rFSince the resumption Of spec lie
payments, it is reported that a grocer
lin extensive business" al Dayton, has
received three dollars and fifty cents
The report however was originated IN
the Locoloco papers, and is not fully to
be relied on,-O. S. Jour.