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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-14

ana possession given by the 18th of June ne.tN
- The tenement on F street. between No..
e.ssm samuel hsrtgrove and samuelsublerr's and aS
.k-M- isSNng the tenement occupied by Mr. Thon..
M, o Z Martin Apply to James Malone or '"ouiAs
SI,yNr r,,r John BROWN.
Inc eligible Store neIfto P ii T4yIoris Mus,c
llflu mali PHI TAYLOR
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VALUABLE YORK RIVER LAND,
AT AUCTION


18th April lsi2 49, on w@nesiay' 5i5 1 J'0 o.
next To the highest Cfcr.at public auction that y,lush
uacto andin hoIk county called New Quarter belons.
ing ~ the estate oi Thomas II Burwcl. decd
This land is abouii miles from William shurg and lice
throughout its whole cN cut upon Queens FL re- 49,,
extremity % which the being in f lev
on ,fS river not more han mile distant This position
lcspes ite convenience Of the Slipping o. produce al
'ti. iicliies not cNccrd In ny situation on YORK RI.
Nct lor procuring any quantity which NAV be desired
cther - use or Tor sale, of the finest oysters u the
MnrL Tie extensive collections OF oyster size Is az Iif
erent points on the shore OF the creek Together with nc
mari every where u toe found the ami an nj mo-,
hinsublc the ms 81 imVroy emeif Of the soil
ne tract contains between 2eD ana 23U acres kl,p,
-" acres are cleared large portion Of which Is land Of
NC nnes qnay ~ that section Of the country There Is
next fail 40 f'' ~ N'ioa'
There arc two small comfortable dwelling fses IN .
iani with the necessary servants houses stables Ar
The sale viii lake place on fhe premises
Inc terms VIII De one third of The r,opey In
cash. the remainder infWo eual animal f,erts nh,
the property. '' w
Further particulars, II desired may be obtained from
Rob't saunders, Esq, in William. burg
.,.,, FRANCES H. WHITING.
IVA" '''i"' Commissioner.
AIRY heNt desrei the purchaser 90 awe note Tor tho
sau", neco ia'c IN cithcr the Ranks in r. rhu,nd
WIN endorses apQruveiby the Gro \,
'eio2 calculated from the DAY Of sale.
~ Tho Herai VIII please MAKE the ai'iit,n ~ n
o. tue above advertisement ~ ~
=. u. W. Commissioner.
Tie Enquirer aud Norfolk Herald will insert This
IN cVrF Pc upt 10th June and send their a.
THIS oticc iorcollecion by ~ June
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-14

I'.b hchmort fredericksburg anil Potomac Railrr,l
'.ulsny heteeY give no'icr that they 49, prepared
ne q Of Augusi nett '''' t'''' ="
ief CIV NACMURDo, Treasurer
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-14

Nv ~ N y UuN 70 ounII93Ion NerchFnTs, on Ilh
400 'ary streets, oher their the sale Of
a knis OF country produce hu psc nstlv n the ale
on ioharco' Sour, wheat and Their location IL In b
ceuire ottusncss and The mills which make h se,,
conNenic NJ 70 them a. iu~nt NE of 500 nr1
~ We a. tobacco 80 h'lf AM BY rc suenuon 70 bust.
nes. hope to merit me patronage Of the pubic
fe l1-c6f
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v-Br DEsI.ABI..: - --.--- ------:
SHE IN THE COUNTY OF I.,,u,s.

30 boIes Lenon, ~ U tuesday neEt-
lel3
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FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.
HN last sailing Brig, capable Of slowing In,
2Sk 5u.s OF 100 hhds Tobacco, is ready TO receive
Appy 10 X LYON,
-, - Main ST., up stairs, neItto L., Denby q Co
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JESSE rNEAn,
jos dlt&cawtds '"NI''>
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TRIIST carr

IN pursuance ofthe provisions Of !, D..,t o,r.
teu ~ Thomas Hudxias To the suh.erber :,
bcars date the LIST day OF Match 1872 ami NJ AMI
eon,I t"s Is,ks once Of the County Court oTMshsw.
county, shall on Friday, the 3h day Of Jnly tst1 hs
e i.Ot door Of the Exchange Hotel In Inc civ -,
~, M sipose To sale, at public auction for cash r,sc,
OF Lani conveyed 10 IN said deed e,ilct ' ''ae'
CENTREVILLE.
shnated In the county Of Matthew and ie.r -
iced as Containing between and 90 ar,c, 49,, 81
MS property IL represented very valuable AMI e.,
AMI the complete aud sve
on 10 he particularly desirable az eouniry ,estens
q, ~ nuted on the East River and was at the date ~
n, =, uscI me residence OF the granior above named
20 os sold Tor the payment Of the debt mentioned -
serve fN''""f''Ji an" "thoutre-
Ahhoush the title is believed 20 he unguesiion,hi -
sens Astruee,l will convey only such title az \, vsis
IN inc ~ the trust deed 20 ''S'eu
e'd JOIN N PAT TON. Trustee.
usn tle shove sale Sl be for cash. the Trustee Il.
id,,n.n, ~ Ine rang OF virginia, the assignee OF the
10 secure whchtho deed vas gwen 10 s.v 81,
" 1e h1se may be settled oras olows: The erpsnss,
- anu one third ot the residue ~ the pnrehase ~
w. DC Iald m eash-thc other two-thirds In mi ~
WIN interest from the ray OF sale secnr.d -,
y. an II H. eN..
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BY JAMES II. LYNCH.


Ho,c Tow, At " O'clock will be sold a, the eA.
slaroot per cent Stock of ,bc So ,5hanee
ie Is '''fes Of Stock in the Exchange Ho.ei
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-14
STATIONS OEIsICC
UNRIvALLED ATTRACTION
SEA DEVIL.

H,Is rns aud astonishing SUBMARINE MONSTER
winch mas excited 80 much riogity broughon, a..
aes WIZ Toe opened for Exhibition In this Place in The
days only. "e'" NJ '"0'oc ioi d
Tue PROPRIETOR fee confident that the scientific AMI r
nous VIII hnd IN an object well their airenon
Alhssinn n cents Cnildcn and servants l0i H..
% LAhhiion from Yo'eoek, A NJ. tn lOPM
we community are informed that III. FISH moi M all
9ucns Nc and that effort will he made 10 rcn h.
- - '.-'"-'- SUI -'Osiaci"rY ~ 81
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FOR NEW YORK
FOR PHILADET.PpIA
EOR NV NnnK

aSN Inc REGULAR packet chr Manchester worth
10 nas'f having part % her cargi engaged IN
= Will meet with dispatch For balance Of freirbf
aul passage, having good recommendation .oply no me
master" On board. al Ludlam's wharton
WuGfaM un.xt r.rrr
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E UNDERSIGNED WILL, AT THE SAME TINE

FHES0 nc aud place offer for sale the Farr,
ANSS csued Inc Cottage lying the south $40
THHNA oiue Old public road leading from Oranrc
WV Coun House 10 Frederick sbuTs adioinins
n tne bloomsbury Land. and containing abonf
.t-..--, ~ Acres On this Tract there Is a very
~ m pNeIlng House, with Barn, stable ana othcr
iou g. ihete is but small portion fhis Land In
49,. NAlph. ne balance Is good farming and well Inn
Con'alng u Is supposed, about 300 acres OF good
tobacco Iand-with branch OF the North Ann, Siyer
INNING thIoush the whole Tracj-borderiug ON wbcb
- eonsneTanle quantity Of Hat lamb that NAV be
20 greSt Advantage in meadows OF otherwise
ne eIs 81 sale wil be one1urth cash. the balance
He anu ~o ears from the day of ale-ior which bonds
VIII oe with lien on the premises TO secure The
payent Possession will he given Immediately for ain
. MAJ may he necessary for preparing FOR a crop
ch're possession Will be given soon as tile present
0' ~ AZ a !, oe 80 secured as 10 be disposed Of
Dr. A. u Johns who resi,es al i,oous shiny ,,i st
Tie iand 10 any person wishing 10 purchase
IHO~. JOHNSON. EKeeufors
,- :, JOHN METCALFE, Lucy Qnarles
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-14

VALUABLE ALBENARI.E I.AND
AT Auction

FUR Hact OF 100 acres. a select porfio, tho
,,h.h 81 .onvci sdt- MS as Trustees by Miles N.con
nnhIe aes aNersedt 10 eel prvately will be sott A.
sv ~ IN, mouse IN Chlrlouesvie. Tuesday. the 5h
an,ony ,bc ia, - coek The estate is believed 10 be
a",puk 'he pest IN the rich county Of Albemaric S
ieIms-oneihiri Of the purchase money cash mr. ec,i
Vasn' !" ca ~ and the remainder IN two e1uaI an1.
s,Anenis with Interest TO be secured l,v ice5 ~ ,
o1us g., and II any variation De made on the aS
-, VIII De more favorable 10 the purcbsser W.
:. e. ursc convey only Trustees bot the titi n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-14
H'o""""r. s snsp ,,;,, Anu roroa1C
L. h. LYON,
SHIP BROKER AND CANAL BOAT AGENT
once on Main street, mp stairs next door to Lancaster
DENLY a Co.
Il. h. LYON,

DENLY a Co.
lave located myself in this city, for the Transaction n.
General Agency and Bro keTage Business and am nre
pared pnncuay, 10 auendto any order NAV hc favored
sal ieVole INV attention 10 procuring FTeights for
IoIekn ami Coast~ise Vessels, aud Canal Boais-iis-
nH hs ,arroef, lcctug fteglt bills extending Mani
Icsts ana 'learanceS aud 10 Receiving ami FoTS,rng
FOR reshipncnt. ~ '' '''o'"
shall likewise atendto the collection Of claims In This
cry Iening houses huing slaves, and TO all other bust
hers re qliring the aid Of an Agent.
strangers visiting the CITY with C;ools will 6nt r
nNcnchuotm attached 10 my Office for the d sniay
~ II ~ ,yn,,
REFKR To
Governor Gregory, Richard Relns Fs1'r Messrs n nj
y q rlcasinis and Jacob Lyon Richmond.
III ~ have me stock Of Clover and TuotIy I,ax
quantities ''' u" 'a'N' 81 s"ail
Ie"-n't WIN. II. RICHARDSON.
EhoN--5O boxes Mcssina Lemons RECEIVING Ills
Gay per sehr LeoniIne, in prime order. and Tor sale
''' J. STEER a SON
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AUCTION SALES
pr INLoEs 8 RRornrp
FURNITURE Cpocro,r,

-. 80 SALE DAYs-T.>.das. ~.
y- 81 Sifarfays. Cash Asv.n-.. t.1s-
intended for public al. ~"~"ees made On Goods
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-14
JOHN NJ. ORE VI,
OREM & MORLING,

OREM & MORLING
WoULD respectfully invite the attention OF the custo-
my stock Of spring and Summer n C pSs ss1bar to
been selected with great aud being made in the esf
hdense offer the public Clothing which Tor Durability and
syle cannot be surpassed the United The FOL
Super Blue, Black, olive, LONDON Brown and Invisible
Green Dress ami Frock Goats
do Bomhszine, Imperial Summer Cloth, Drap a.
DO Linen and Bingham Coaiec and Frock Coats no
DO Round Jaekcta. yar!,u. qualities So"
DO BLACK summer Goods. various qualities
DO samhr9on AMI Cantoon, handsome styles
- DO ,, Fancy Linen Drilling white lnd coorcd
NeNs-Ss' S9n, Bomba1ne, Challey, Valencia and Mar.
shirs-Iinen, Cotton and silk
nosons ana ana collars sllk aul Linen Hdkfs
stocks, ,ia,als : arts suspondeTs and Gloves
SILK and Bingham Umbrellas
Russia Riding Belts, shoulder Braces
Samples n the Fashionable Goods kept in the
Northern cities, which will make 10 order in the latest
Gentemcn in want ofCloins woulido wen TO call and
examine my stock, as attn determined not 10 bc unsur
pt-sed In point ocheapuess by any E,abshment in this
apps Maa st door. noIn s F,cs, Hsep R,Dk
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.
JUSF tn, 1912.
TO STR.fNGERS md OTHERS
ME would recommends To strangers and ,thers, in
Goods IN 81 JENKiNs amounting to 10 thousand 10y
lars which he jcicmiucdto Sc or n very reduced
ingto another store Barsaosare sure To be had io7
WHITE LEAD, CANDLES, &c.
THREE Hundred Packages No L. Ezra and Pure White
u Lead tn packages of2jto 35Obs al Factory prices
i62 boxes Sperm Candles
~ do Lees SOAP
10 10 Hydraulic prcssc Candies
- bbls Monnngshcls Whisky
Receiving per schr Lyuchhurg, Tor sale.
ic1 DUNLOP MONCURE a 60.
GENTBEM lens PU aP SULE BOoTrEs
Juco' Mlss a SONS Make
NE have Just opened lot Of the above beautiful pump
w sole Booters made expressly for ~, which very
fine and handsome.
JUDAH MYERS & co,
ic Nv Fashionable Root and Shoe Dealers
BRAY Il HABIISTON,
Chair Makers Factory on 10Th street, leading from
Main street 10 the Basin,
NAUEREt hcy have on hand. aud are constantly MANN
w featuring, both me Cane and WOIl bottom On AIRS
u various paucfnE also chdrcns Chairs. Desk stools
best materials sequcniy they can warrant them 10 he
equau every rcspcct thar aod In This any other
n1fke tnd A. ihcv are dctc mined 10 soil Chaira
a. ihoY ran bc bought (Norhcrn work not eNcepcdl in
this CITY they hope IN merit share ~ the public va.
uonaEc Al orders len with them will be pune tuay Al.
tended 10
Oh Chairs repaired aud reprinted al tho shortest
notice, and upon the most reasonable terms.
ma " diiula' ne H.
SUrERFINE SPONGE case Of tue shove
- just received. n n DUvAI.
Ic6 Former hrlow mo Hinks
GrALADOIts-gd xsupctior Ssad In Ia ffes imf5rfs.
- ton, received and Tor sale.
.iel1 IYELt. JOHNSTON LyEIL
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FOR BALTINIORE-
FOR LIVERPOOL.

sgH The psrSet schr JOHN BARR HoIIinsshe,5
IXfD master now ready % oai Lestei's Wharf 40.
Ply on board, %
1e JAMES Fisher a soN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-14
JAS r HEATH,
seldom a MACON

u--Th. ....-s- trustees Of Miles Macon.
a. practicable. ~ '''' I''Sia-e' t- cary
nV,1,, I NALu ABLt REAL ESTATE
k aiho Ilty Of Deed Of Trust eHecufed 20 a.. - -
the lowing Lots: 10y We ''''' '"' SHE
re L2is between street snii street thirty feet wide
=, .e W 'nern margin 1T the Bas nne or thc-e Its
81 on BASIN street AMI - feet % street The
inches on street. '' 'ice' anu " iset
We alsn offer tor sale Lot No a. 49, ~, -
on we eana and sth street This Lot will be dvsie1
vii nv l ,Nl.e lan - a. the Once ofthe company snd
~ ~ u' sur'. q 10 persons who wish 10 see h
~, 'he ABOVE property we will receive private ,rot,,
81 sohs disposed 10 purchase until the sFh day
b. SUI u u' privately sold before ta day Il will then
p bnse sol- for cash sale take place Al o'eloes
me it'e 10 this properly believed 10 bs ,ndopl,.d
Ell In Us. ' e'"''' auo' a. Is vest
] W PEGRAN
n,,,- al, JOHN 4 LANCASTER, Trustees
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-14

~. =. ~ y We Of
REAL AND Personal PROPERTY,
AT AUCTION
DIV virtue Of deed Of trust cr.-ot.t en- tb. -rts.,i
- - ecrs ~ William Nestmau We shall. on FRIDAY,
% ~ ~ ~ |nN nest a. O'Clock ", proceed %
SELL on hr premises that lcstaiie lei Of rrrt or r,b
stScs between AMI streets, n the occupancy Of
az hrNman, e. Carpenters Shrr ant Lumber Xarf
an Iaier ihc sale of tho Ut will be- sof sfrc trsnfy
eI lmocr 90 'irous kinks and qualities ind much Of
dressed. of v1fuus dmcnsone
tcrms Of sale or the - viii boz cash n The amount
ol ~ AM sum necrss1ry -r sierra, me evrcrsrs OF
A''iNa nis trust the hf1rrr rreNf tire ttl of
'anuity neM PEAtHN GRATTAN.} -
IoHN MUNFORp. trustees.
u sale condurfrffv
Wa}l iswtdr ""'.@
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ne shove sae viii commence al . o'clock p N and
will hc couducfcdhy - p" ''''
Nd Tho above sale is postponed 10 rRtDAy r,e 7t,
in,' when q viii positively lake place
ic ~ coff a. Al, IA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-14

TUE firm of LANCASTER. -TRATroN A 20, h..a.
been ns.olvcd hv the dcaih Of Naf Lancaster Fsor
n Nafeh l~i nut inc AIsiness of ne duu sufring co.
wni 90 90 authorized saerl there having been none nr
mar Nme hey announce tn oil conccs ned HAT hsv h,v
~ onci John Lancaster IT, Of hue ing nam -, NJ,
agent VINO alone IS authorised settle and cl,se ,si,
A. QUO snd other matters Of Lancaster stratton A 90
andio collect all money due them. 49,
c,,.4...,,. No, go, BY order Of ne Company.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-14

az Tie shin Csrd0rt, Alfred M,rsc p,sfsr
skkb % oai a. yy Point. For freishi spoiv o.
Wv ~ q PALMER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-14

NOTICE
HOUR OF DEPARTURE CHANGED.
n1- Tho James River steamers will On and ,o., e.,
it rrs flc fh fny of 1une. leave Roc kes N su,rs
ns.rai ~ O'Clock, as heretofore
Richmond Irne im "' ~,
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FnR A,S-rrnn,,, :. :.

ff ust vessel
FfN The shp Madison, Capt. Wood to loaa a,
KID Citf Point For freight. Of cof,on or tobs--
- ply TO Messrs SttnbaeE, son A 90 Peters.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-14

w NuFACI KING MILL tOK SALE
INlt unfersifnri will cell a pubic auct,n. on Frfsv
We iFh ~ Ilne' l~i2' Che uncVpred term mar re-
oi lease 900 ht para Of Inc pubic Arm1fv in mis-
Wy iufmrrY srnwu aa ne nurrnr Nil A. BE- r,vg t.t
np ~ Nsnna 1rins Viii with tour pair OF sfoars snf
.lt.tlof oilct lnt naknf h1ur TIC nachncry viii
lcasc viii expire iu 1876 wv ~ 'N'
Tcrms ol rac.-t3i In cash snf The balance to t..,
equal p1ymcn's, on credit Of ari6 months " ~"
WV " DICKINSON
-IINLNLml uIrLnnr III Id. ~. 4 -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-14
DEsIRAaLE MOURNING GOODS.

INihA Inc French and English BombaZncF. from =
II cents per yard TO the finest imported
Black and blue black Mouselin dc LANES
DO do French Grapes
Grape and Love Wells
81 Veil Grape
Plain and SaiIn stripe Chlhe Bombazince new STYLE
Fine black English PRINTS rery small EgiueS
Superior black English SILK Hose
ID 40 MOfuNian do-cheap for cash, AT
IT, IN CROTCH nROoKl a uIfnspNs,s,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-14
SIX DOLI.ARS REwApD

X ~ AWAY from the subscriber Fluvanna Court
~ House. about DAYS ago bright mll,c sir 49,,
hlIIA about u Yeas old she has straight hair and
one q; ncr legs - Iaer longer than other whic
causes her 10 lump hle. have good reasons 10 thin
she ~ lurking about Richmond she has grand mohcI
Nhg mere named silvia who formerly belonged Capt
Iohn Ware, but ts believe free I will give the
above reward TO any person who will deliver Ria 10 MI
Sias Oinohondro At the Hell Tavern In Rchmond ar 10
myself near Fluyanna Court House.
GRIEF q. PERKINS
IL AtlufeSs, Palmyra. Iluvanna Go, Va. 10 tttI
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-04-22

for manufactures Of almost all klnds-a
road Of uneqoa led exec ! nee and con-
slructed al great cost, leads t. your city
0 hundreds Of miles east aud vest; a
navigation that ought to be unInterurp.
ted al ali seasons OF The year enables you
TO receive materials and send fl man
ufactures with the greatest facility
You are the centre Of the finest farming
couEtry in the Union, every Thing con.
sldered, four hundred miles around,
which possesses, in addition 10 The most
fertile soil, great variety of production
good water and fine health, with bound.
Iess mines Of coal Even the hull which
almost overhahgs your city Is an mex
haustible source Of wealth aud prosperity
Then it is most strange that IN such a
place, al such a time your eXertIons
should cease or your efors relax,
Although this letter has reached q
place at which it should stop; permit me
10 advert to one more circumstance
which ought to stimulate your city to
exerlion in the cause OF Domestic Undue.
try. II is the Capital, If | may so say,
of half tae Saie--that halt of It too,
where correct morals have always pre-.
vailed on this subjejt. Shall you cease
10 struggle for those principles when their
triumph Is just al hand? Shall you quit
the race just as the goal Is attained! The
miserable distractions aud subIlma ed
theories, impracllcab,e doctrines aud
'vIs inert8" OF the eastern part has sat,
like an incubus, on the energies Of the
"Ancienl Dominion 10 what but to
this IS 10 be attributed the silence and
| deseftion of those beautiful mountain
streams with which he State abouuGs,
so well fitted for all KINDS Z! manulaCtu.
ring eslablshmenlst The unbroken
forests fthe western part OF the state,
which would almost be an Andilusia for
sheep; aud that heretofore the very
memUers oI your government have been
compelled to travel hundreds Of miles
round the Safe and out OF It 10 reach
the capitol. Ia common with hundreds
of western men, you nave at Wheeling
always been the early aud consistent
friends of both branches Of that system
which you are indebted Tor some Of the
advantages which will soon make your
city the FIST in the State. An issue
is now pending in your Sale almost on
this very subject, Then lei me ask you
to renew your efforts, revive your
"League," and with greathuuliny using
the words OF the Conquerer Napoirau
to animate his exhausted troops at tn
close OF the day at Waterloo, "uP guard'
/ and nj lh,;a,'
Excuse Ibis Ion episiIe. have no
time to read much less correct it. An'
hing you dislike III the sentiments o
style wrt be excused by the purity o
Of the motives that dictates it.
Your slacrre friend.
S. STOKELY.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-04-22
MIR. CLAY & MR.. CALHOUN.

The Washington correspondent Of the
Philadelphia United States Gazette
says:
"An anecdote is told OF The meeting OIL
Mr.. Clay and Mr.. Calhoun after the
former retired from The Senate, which
shows that political strife, though it may
for a while deaden ,he finer feelings oI
the heart, cannot destroy them, especial
ly in those hearts that beat with gen
erous and manly sensibllities. AS Nj
Clay was passing towards The door tc
leave the Senate Chamber, Mr. Cahour
met him--they had not spoken to eact
other for five years; but they now sim
utane ousIy extended their hands, ant
rushed 10 each others arms; nelthe
spoke but both wept. At length Mr.
Clay said, on parting, "giVe my bes
respects 10 Mrs. Calhoun" How mucl
more noble was this reconciliation an,
parting, than if they had separated
looking defiance at each other.
They had almost spent their live
together in Congress, and at vsriou
times stood shoulder to shoulder, eli
mated by patriotism and emulous onI
for serving the country. Time hO
passed over both end the young ha
become old. One was about TO retiI'
and both must ere long "sleep tn
sleep that hath no waking" The n
tirement Of the one would leave The oil
er with 10 companion or rival of n
younger days, and it told him emphat
caly that he too must soon follow =
Thoughts like these soften The hea
} not wholly indurAted, and cause Ii
fountain Of generous feeling to gus
forth-ii came and the two disllngulsht
rivals and antagonists under The Unfit
I ence Of these sympathies were draw
, together. Would that they had new
: been separated.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-04-22
ELECTION FRAUDS.

A. Kendall, late Postmaster General,
proposes to publish in his ExposItoF.
which he will furnish at one dollar and
fifty cents per hundred, an accoun. of
the election frauds practised 10 past
years. No man is better qualified to
write on the subject Of fraud than this
said Amos Kendall, because none is bet
ter acquainted with lis principle. Amos
was chief cook and bottle washer TO
Martin Van Buren,. His object now is,
TO convince the Vanocracy that the large
majority for Harrison in 1910, was no
majority at ALL and that he and his
colleagues were kicked out Of office
through h fraud! He hopes the Vanoc'
racy will open their mouths and swallow
his pipe.Iaying statements for the good
Of the party, while Amos extracts their
loose change for the good Of himself
TuS. Ado.