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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-18
Washington Correspondence of the baltimore Patriot.
wAsutNcroS Dec. IL lSi3.

Washington Correspondence of the baltimore Patriot
WASHINGTON, Dec. H. lSi3.
given that Mr. wilkins is willing TO receive his
appointment place Of Chairman OF the Judiciary Com
miitec n sufficient offset the loss Of the Speakership
and will in future work pretty quietly in the traces Mt
hoares badly but the fact is, Calhoun stock has fallen
low the Market that there is much necessity FOR
any further efforts conciate his adherents. They will
be thankful for small favors, and if they should
hereafter be entirely overlooked cued little, they
will stand it.
Mr. Adams day asked be excused from serving on
the Committee Manufactures, and the indulgence
extended to him by the House The loss of his services
this committee is itself subject of sufficient regret but
the OF his greatly enhances the feeling
Feeble health, and the apprehension OF physical inability
perform the arduous duties OF the station the Of
his unwilngness accept it.
The appointment of Mr. Mckay. as Chairman of the
Committee OF WAYS and Means, has disappointed every
one and nonc told, than the gentleman himself
Mr. Jones' by this appointment has noiu6ed the cxpecta
tons OF those, who predicted that he would discharge the
duties OF the Chair with ability and sound Judgment am
acquainted with Mr.. Mckay and though he has been
for long time member OF Congress he is but little known
to the country and only going Loco
ting with the party all uccasisns but having
any debate in any situation, shown mediocre ab
~. am informed, however, by gentlemen who do know
him. that he is altogether unfit for important rcSpon
sibe staOnas indeed might be inferred from the hum
lie position he has always occupied in the House.
Among the OF the day. there which is To-
the effect that Mr.. Calhoun has letter friend of
his this city, in which he his determination no
event, the Loco FocO Vice Presidential candidate
along with Van Buren,. Every who acquainted with
Cahouns feelings and character will agree that
such resolution precisely what might be expected from
him. is also said that the friends of MIR. King OF Aaba-
in this city, shew disposition urge him strcnuously
for tina, station. MIR. Van Buren, further said prefers
Mr. Stevenson, OF Virginia only give these the flying
OF the day. and readers may make them
what they choose. H.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-18

The Cleveland Herad says "a deck passage across the
Lakes" hes been taken by tie Hon. Robert w. lansing
N Other words he has "abqquaulaed" The amount
RED Of b. not stated
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Central Committee.
The Central Wing Committee will meet this
evening at o'clock, at the usual place.


u The Democrats fight shy. Their virtue was not quite
equal the reeounte and hey STAYED oil the day Of tria
They will prepare themselves for the sacrifice by the G Of
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-18

IL We have been requested that the Democratic
meeting, which have been held the Exchange con-
certroom, will heda the City Hall tomorrow evening the
18th inst att o'clock the room ut the Exchange been
previously engaged. for another purpose
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-18
NJ. Ni,rcnson.

Our Statement, that Mr.. Stevenson would address the
Democracy Saturday nj gi, based the infouna-
ton OF a gentleman Of this city, who authorized make
1t public. The gentleman has desire conceal his
name, that know Of Il the Enquirer oil curious
on the subject. he can be nfOnnod.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-18
Su m an N ry.

Mr.. Smith, of Nansenond, who compelled BY sick
return home Immediately after the meeting of the
Legislature, states, in letter the editor OF the Norfolk
Herald, that his health had partially improved but that ii
1t should not allow him resume his seat he should e.
sign in time to have his vacancy supplied Nansenond
January Court He declares himself in favor OF a Bank
duties foreign imports, the reception Of the land
retrenchment and short sessions in the Virginia Legislature
and for HENRY CLAY President We hope Mr..
Smiths health will permit him attend and cay into
culon, fur possible, these excellent sentiments.
Thurow Weed, Esq, the distinguished Editor OF the
Albany Journal, has returned home from his European tour
and was received with great cordially by his friends.
On Friday, the House OF Representatives Mr.. ]. r.
ngeso OF Pn. introduced resolution for evyng duty
and coffee.
The Baltimore American, paper Of high character stg-
mazes the Enquirrrs proposition Of running Mr. Calhoun
Vice President "humiliang' that personsge and
adds that numbe Of his high minded friends would regard
Its acceptance fatal the high character which their ad
minisatiun has ascribed to Mr.. Calhoun"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-18

John Cam the recently appointed Locoioco postmaster
o. lndanapol has been indicted by the grand Jury the
fedeai court Tor violating the post Office law, by opening
eIloI- ndlIr --nd ID Do. nLodecn.anrL anlane Ianr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-18

VIE Annual Meeting ofth- % the Manchester
II ton and Wool Manufacturing Company will be held
Exchange Hotel COom no. 100 ON SATURDAY 10Th Inst al
O'Clock. r. NJ. wN. H. uAnItToN
delf-did Agent 81 a. and w. ManufactnruF 60.
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WsfLlaEos CsFTssTosdsHfs u tks BaliiaoTs Faifiet
WAsnINorsS. December IL. lSi3.
IN SENATE.
JUDGE M,RoBERTs.
To-day. Mr. BREEsE. of Illinois. announced the death
81 snotlser member Of this body Judge SAMUEL Nero
RERTs native OF Illinois. and Of her most cherished
80
The sibef of JadEc Meoborts was one OF the earli
ss yoo.es. 10 the West having gone there prior To the
peace 1883 n. 10 educate his son, who
supplied this deficiency from his individual efforts, obtain
ing the fr- rudmcnts of knowledge st one o those log
school houses stl common in the West Afterwards lac
went 10 Transatlantic University. lie Judge, Land
Agent Solicitor OF the Land Office here, and finally made
u, y. Senator.
lie died in March last Cine nnat, Ohio, his home
ward Journey. Ills last suncrings were alevated by the
presenc. Of Inns wife.
Mr. Bssrsr moved the ordinary resolutions. which
seconded by Mr. ALLEN OF ohio and the Senate adour
ned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-18
GREAT ROBBERY OF AN EXPRESS

We regret to learn that Nlcssrs Pomoroy & Co.'S TX.
press from Albany robbed Yesterday morning
ter be- arrival IN tins city We have the following purtci.
lars from Mcaes p g. Co:Tbe trunk which contained
n the brokers' and other packages, taken from the
steamboat uca yesterday morning. The trunk was lp in
charge Of the captain, upon tic uuiyol 81 the bout while
The messenger went o. report himself POincroys Office
The messenger after left for Albany TIousnto
mic Rail BOud leaving the cctksut Messrs Pa Office 10 20
Tor hc trunk Tic contents Of tc trunk yet known.
Ihoy are supposed 10 be very valuable from the large
mounts tlai always by them. They usually bring the
Many contradictory statements in circulation trstcr
day respecting hg affair." and considerable excitement me
vailed On VOL street Among various other packaVes IL h.
stated that tie Mechanics Buui of us civ s,oud have
received large quantity # registered nOes. Should no
duRs b. gained ol the robbery SOON we preero tlo r.
the loss o. 81 will undoubtedly prove an astounding trs
ncton, even Do those dlys epte with fprpeee d,faca
tons and robbrres Mcs.rs. Poinory e. 60 have i-i,,d
the following adycrtscmonr-
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
The subscribers will pay the above amount IN any cab
h1rE DIVER or clfiln, who will rtc fIcl information as
will lead 10 o d.c0yery and recovery of an ordinary sized
square top iron bound buek l,ithof trunk and be- co.n
which D. supposed o. have been taken from on board the
steamboat Utica after her nuisal boo this civ ths a. W
fOMEROY g. Co. Wall ~.
". }. SIN Of ne iUh.
u n understood ihot ie nomination. of Mr. tfp.hur "a.
Secretary "i State, Mr. Porter Secretary nf War Nj
licnsuw Secretary ~ he Nayy Mr. Nelson aa Az rufy
transmitted TO- the S'o1e h,s morning. Warrington Spec
fdfor Of F,,day.
10 sa@ly '''' '.''' '' Of wy '''''''' P'''V '''
dee CAYNoR WOOD 60.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-18

The famous Marquis Of Waterford who figured conspicu-
ouy in this country few years ago, has resolved quit
his country seat Tipporary. lie "In 1871 my
hounds poisoned IN January, ls43, they again
poisoned In Ia iJ my stables burnt, and but for the
prompt conduct Of my the whole establishment
would have been destroyed The burning was malicious
Immediately determined TO leave Tppgray, feeling that
such system Of annoyance than counorbaunced the
pleasure Of fox hunting"
As ExPEoTED.-The Editor Of the Richmond En-.
quer, in his Thursdays paper. admits that he has
the tract "Potca Abolition" which he found
ed such dark Institutions against the Wing Party few
days since.
lms ~ pretty commentary the caution and dscrc-
ton Of the oldest Editor in the State lie hears OF book
10y its title, and without having the outside OF
It, forthwith proceeds aaign large party on charges of
double.dcong &c. &c. And when he makes the correct
ton instead Oi doing Il M which would attrac
public attention. lac places his reracon in somewhat OBJ
part Of his paper, and "passcs" the matter oye as
# II were very triing aiiuir
SO much for the conduct Of who is always reading
lectures on dignity and farness.- Pet. Int
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-18
IETTCR FRON lIR CIAy

The "Clsy Club OF Pttsburg addressed letter 10 Mr.
Clay, the sh u asking him visit that city on his way
home from his contemplated visit North Carolina. Mr..
Clay replied "a iolows
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-18
Political iboliiion.

In another column, will be found the comments Of the
Petersburg ln'eigencer, upon the offered by the
Enquirer, with regard this publication Surely there
lamer apology than that which the Editor has
thought proper offer lie nSnuates SANDER and then
says ne has examined the ground which rests
he accuses MrClay's friends Of circulating abolition tracts
and when the published the world. he then
he had read them. But he be held excused
upon the faith OF such miserable Apology How would
II be in common lifel Suppose individual pro
pagae infamous report concerning private
OF the Editor suppose he should call that individual for
eSplanuton-woudh he think it apology enough for the
offending person say, that he heard another in CONVEX
sa,ion, mention his while speaking OF
that actually very bad and had assigned him the
chief part in it, without having enqured whether he
actually So, whether his mentioned merely
who reprobated III We have doubt the Editor
would feel indignant enough such treatment, and he
would have Just feel Islander, when once
put forth is hard to be stopped in its II raises
prejudice against the individual it is intended njure
which renders the public mind receive the truth.
Great caution should therefore, be used in circulating
port calculated inlue another the estimation of the
world, and we do why political SANDER,
the full gTayc-an offence n private one.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-18

Mr. Van Buren's prospects, established Jy Dsmoeraf
The Washington Spectator, the very enlightened Metro
poiian organ OF the Calhoun wing OF the "hnrnonous'
Democracy, thus gloomy depicts Mr. Van Buren's pros.
poets OF restoration power. To humble
the reasoning Of the Spectator appears ununswea and
Mr Van Burens paItzans infatuated, attempting not
smply 10 replace him in station from which the People
with unparalleled unanimily had degraded him. but forcing
lin into the position Of candidate the aud
high-handed manner-packing Conventions stocking the
cards and turning Jack in the face day The course II
he Van Buren, leaders absolutely incNpcabe
The key which the Spectator applies That SAYS hsy
prefer the GscendHncy of the Wing party TO the election ii
any other Denocist then Mr. Van Buren) Perhaps this
i so, and shall begin look or more Loco Foco
moderation towards Mr.. Clsyor substantial proof
oi the personal treaty between Mr. Clay and Mr. Van Blu
rem, which the Madsonian says formed last summer
at Ashland, ilan any we have yet seen.
The Spectator says:
But how any man, with the facts which transpcd in the
history OF his overthrow, and in the late deveopements of
popular opinion through the fall elections Ian.
guage ut naughty prescription aud silly sell suiiciency to-
wards others Of the Democratic party who doubt his ayni
Liability as the candidate OF the party. strange for our
strange and perverted nature In the last Presidential
ectons lac ran behind ls party, 226OJl votes shown
10y the elections Immediately proceeding IT, and was beat by
10000 votes IN the Presidential election it-e lie had
then The whole party with him. Now they divided in
their preierences-wiIh deep dsts and strong repug.
peryading large portion Of them against his being
the candidate Of the party; and wtal his friends BY eoui
vocatng upon pncipes and trckery conventions
and spirit oi prescription and dennneaton have raised
up in the minds of all who his immediate partzons
and followers feeling Of profound disgust and contempt
at the whole course Of his imposition and on the
party. No man who knows anything about the matter
will deny tins state Of things exist and II they do not
show good doubt hi, rceigbity 10 the Presiden
cy II Is because seeing, they see, and will perceive
For our part although preferences very decided
y for another and for aught know may be in
uenccd 10y these preferences in opinions beyond our
apprehCnsions-we declare, that first and leading
impulse, in opposition to Mr.. Van Buren, being the
candidate again OF the Democratic party for the Pre-.
sidoncy wac, and has since BEEN an abiding
conviction that impossible for the Democratic party
10 Tc.clcct him
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NOI,ICI-

pt- The Dsnoeney Of thu city of Riehmoni viii hill a
Meeting at the cry Hall. on TUESDAY EVENING NEXT
the 18th &c Dsecrnb-E at ock. seet DssgA,es 10
the District con,rnon, which IA assemble Rich
orl ths h day o January lSts, ci Dclrass the
Dnociaic tonSs alton which assrnhi. aofe
lstt To nominate isoeatc candidates TOT president
fcsHsn Of the United ss,esand place q,
teeei Delegates ~ tho city III
sehnond an the State coavenon. which assemble Rich.
nond IA February
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-18

L. The Raleigh Register has heard from Washington,
from which considers reliable, that Gen. Ronu.
lus NJ Saunders the member of Congress from the Raleigh
District, will be appointed Minister France. The Re-
gister deems it lucky that he go England and
speak French, and therefore csnnot beray his g
Of orhocpy; he docs one will dciect him
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J. G. GREGORY & co, MANAGERS

To he drawn at the Exchange to-day. 3 prizes Of slO
600, 5000 2OOO 1885, 20 OF lOO0 20 OF 2OO 20 Of 100
&c. Tickets IS.
For Tucsday-SIs 900, 5000, $500, $500, 1900, 1893
10 prizes OF 1000 20 Of i0O 30 Of 900 - Of 1876 200 Of
100, &c. Tickets s.
Wednesday, 10000. 5000, $3.50. prizes Of
1000 Dot 500 10 of3OO 10 Of $50, % OF 300 30 OF l5O
&c. Tickets 5.
Thursday ,OOO s9lO $780, 1000, 1000, $500 2OOO
100, 1000, 1900 400, 1900, 1850 80 prizes Of $1,000
% OF 500 30 of 300, 80 of20O, &c. &c Tickets no. IS
Nos. Is drawn.
Friday-S70OO, 203i, 1000 prizes Of 500 Of 300,
$50, . OF 100 &c Tickets L.
SaInTdsy-$lO,OOO 1000, 1880, 1900, 1896, 10 prizes
OF 1000, &c. Tickets 4.
For Tickets and Shares Of Packages in the above
splendid Lotteries, address " " 49,
}. O. GREGORY & CO. Managers Richmond Va
drawings sent immediately afler they an who order
as above a. ~
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TIFTY DOLLARs RnlNARn-

IN RBfs con rssI ci.'o, o Of y,,y ,ug,ro, qualify 70,
de CAYNOR WOOD 4 Co
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1 monthly meeting Abstinence A--ocia.
ton OF Richmond, win be held J. o.
!eiefs Church. At o'clock Tneay evening December
Interesting addresses win be delivered strangers
generally rel nyi In a. -
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LICENSED PERFORMANCE.
SCIENTIFIC AND HiSTORfCAL LECTURES
AND DISSOLyISG SCENES,
hESCRlP11VE Of Ancient and Modern Con-
~ aniinopc and iis surrounding county, together viii, nm
historical account OF the City, and Of Asia
Minor illustrated by thirty and ma yn
he'd diagrams rom drawings taken the spot qua.
'ert, winch the whole audience
Mr. stevens respectfully citizens Of Rich
n'ond' that he has made an engagement with
DR. SHAW, OF BOSTON,
who respectfully pacs tia, M, win
Lecture the above subject MONDAY TUESDAY Even
ngs, nj the Exchange Concert Room.
DlSSOLVING SCENES.
faeh one OF these thirty splendid Diagrams Lssu
uly ana nys'rrioy dissolved another entirely M
eien character At once pleasing and delightful eye
ltchetr iof each Lecture 80
had at the bookstores Of Mesrs Randolph Harold ami
at the door ' Nus
Doors open at half Lecture eonmsnee at O'Clock
Amer the above Lecture will be exhibited fee OF charge to IN,
audience the most wonderful prodigy
The wild How OF In, xyoods,
Who was captured about company of Marine,
on the Island Of Borueo living Savage state feeding upon
the ouang ouang This exhibition has caused much rrc-ner,
among All classes OF people in New York. Baltimore
ana washington city, for few months il
eu ny uuoo persons, aud has
V seeh'ic men, without parallel either
Ana most earnestly recommended attention of
o~ aues ana gentlemen who take in
Nature an "
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~ For further particulars OF tie day.
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TWENTY EIGHTH CONGRESS.
FTRsr SESSION


WssLi.Efe- csussroadsnee Of ths Baltimore Patriot
WAsnNorsS. December ~, lSi3.
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Messrs. Thomas Williams, Thos II. Baird Harmar Der
nv. &c. &c. &c.
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HOYT & co s PRIZE OFFICE.

'Pnhes OF $4,000 each the Lottery drawn to day
20 prizes OF $1,000. &c, s5 for sale M
,ox,. go
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-10-20
A TOO FOND WIFE.

Among the items Of the late foreign
intelligence, our readers may remember
the mention Of the death Of Mr.. Aymer,
circus vaullor. The North Adams
(MAssachusers} Transcript gives the
following melancholy account Of the
ol the effect of the news upon his widow
who is resident ol that town:
"Mr. Aymer formerly resided in this
village, and left here engaged in his pro.
lession about a year since. He has
here, residing with her molher,a a beau
iiful and lovely wife Of twenty, to whom
the intelligence Of his awful end was
communicated by means of the above
extract on Friday last, She read it,
shed tear over it, and burst into the
wild laugh of the maniac. 1t was one
OF the most heart rendng scenes the eye
ever beheId, to look upon The menta
ruins of this beautiful female, to encoun.
ter that wild and frantic eye, and 10 lis
ten TO The wild and unmeaning conver
sation OF one whose reason was stran
ded.
"On the Sabbath she arrayed hersel
in her bridal dress, and wandered over
the fields puckng flowers, aud decking
herself with fantaslic ornaments, pier
cling The ear and the heart with her fran
tic calls Tor her lover. Mrs. Ayme
buried her only child in New York lh'
past summer, and she is now verify a.
lone on the bleak waste Of life, withon
star to guide her frail and shattered
bark, and without beacon light IL
warn her Of quicksands and shoal Ia.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1843-10-20

jaan, Senator from Missouri, 10 Con.
rrss:
I'VE regret 10 learn that the Hon. l..
+ Linn, United States Senator from this
State, was found dead in his bed, nt hi,
residence in St. Genevieve, on Tuesday
the 81 Inst at l2 O'clock, NJ, For some
time past his health has been feeble; he
has been aboriOg under an affection Of
he heart
"The death Of Dr.. Linn will be a
source Of general regret Through a
life Of activity and important stations,
he had won for himself the grateful al.
feclions Of numerous body Of friends.
lie leaves an interesting family and he
State as his mourUers."
The loss Of Mr.. Linn will be regret.
ed by all parties. He was not man OF
FIRST rate order OF abilities, but no was,
what in these times is rarer and better
an honorable, industrious and useful
statesman. His poIilical opponents have
never had reason to complain that he
gave 10 party what was due TO his coun
Try. Tho West will have special cause
10 regret his loss. No Western Senator
devoted himself with hall such zeal or
constaDcy TO advocating the improve
menI Of the navigable waters Of the
West, the assertion BY the United States
cf their righlfu jurisdiction over lht
vast and invaluable domains of Oregon
and all the various interests Of the Mis-
sissippi valley, too llle needed by Con
greSs,
We fear his place will not be wei
supplied Cincinnati Chronicle.
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SRERIPFS SALE

D'AFSAAAA 4 - - - ~
D'oIsE1"''' =, ct al Petition for Par
Nancy Ernst, et. al. ~
BY virtue Of an onior Issued ont Of the
Colrt Of Common Pleas for Carroll coun
", and to me directed. will offer for
sale al the door OF the court house 10 Car
roI!lon, on Monday The 23d day Of Oc-
lober next. belween lie hours Of 10 o.
clock A N and a o'clock p NJ the follow
,ag real estate 10 wit: the East hall OF
section l3, Up 10, Range g, excepting
The dover estate oI Nancy Ernst, WINCH
is laid off to her by meles and bounds,
continuing 80 acres and 100 perches.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff.
S pr. Is, lS43.
Printers fees Soc.
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SHERIFFiS SALE.

BY virtue Of a wit Of Vendi FTpOndS
issued out ol the Court Of CommoG Peas
for Carroll county, and 10 me directed, |
will offer for sale at the door Of the
Court House in CarroIlon on Monday
the 23I day o October, 1913, the follow
ing goods and chalIels to vii: two head
Of horses, three cows, seven head Of
cattle, Iorly one head of sheep, tho prO q.
duct Of lwcIve acres Of wheat, sale to
commence at Q o'clock P NJ Taken in
execution and will be- sold BY me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
October l3, 1913.
Printers fee 90
ALSO
Al the same time and place, by virtue
Of writ of f, ia. ct leu. ia. issued oul
of thu Court of Common Pleas for Car
roll county, and to me directed, | will
ofTsr for sale the following goods and
chntIols TO wit: one sell Of Back ksmlth
tools, two bay mares, one Two horse
woson. Taken in execution and will be
sold by me. 49,
DAVID WATT, Sheriff,
October 10. IS49. ..-
Printers fee | 90
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TQAIgMIHID
SHERIFFS SALE

BY virtue of a writ Of Piu alias rendt
ETpOnaS issued cut Of the Court o com
mon Pleas for Carroll county, and 10 me
directed, will offer for sale at the house
OI Absaom Craig IN Brown tp. on Sat.
urday the els; day oil October, the fol-
loving property to wit: $50 bushels Of
oats, the product OF acres Of corn, five
tons Of hay, one mantle clock, one bu
reau, one book case, ore looking glass,
one cupboard, one bed and bedding, sale
to commence at | | o'clock A. NJ. Taken
in execution and will be sold by me.
DAVID WATT, Sheriff
October 6, l843.
Printers fee 100.